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Iflt6sa2aic NEWS ITEMS.

AT Elkhorn wis. Dr. Dual ycstsrdsv convicted OF
the murder OF his wlIs
Cnp,sin Edward Rooirs1n rotirei shpuzslrr or Por
land, ne hanged hiuee yesterday.
The Mecherce' Bant OF ST. LOUIS, Mo-. resumed spoce
payment yesterday. II has about $4,000 IN circulation.
William H. Harper under in Sandwich, Hsts, for
srson, committed suicide yesterday by cutng bis throat
Walter Brown aud Henry Coulter Yesterday, at rshnrs
signed articles 10 Eve mile for 5000 and the
championship, AZ Poughkcspsic, juno 80.
The insurance laws just passed. By the Kentucky Legss
ture require insurance companies which haze moi Rds de-
posta in their own States to make k@m 10 that State.
The fourteenth sud fifteenth amendments to tho const-
ton, eniranchsng rebels and extending suffrage the
nssroes passed tho Missouri House night
81 TO 33. They already adopted by the Senate.
The Chicago Grand jury IN session. viii invessicata
the assault Mr. Storey, OF tho gunt, by 81 the
blondes OF tie Lydia fhompaon troupe Wabash
Hoser Wilmer, coored, Of Phnairlpha kiei Cd.
naaay might by ber hgsbzpd, who struck her with
hs hst because she tnerfered TO prevent hm beru
chsd
named Rskcr entered annsuhs shop in Harris.
bnr, Pa yesterday and taking mp loaded pistol
thr mvzle in his mouth aud pulled the trigger causing al
faoot instant death.
The sale OF Northern Pacific Railroad bonds boen CON
cited with leading German ba1kag bouse IIaf milton
81 dollars WIZ be advanced inrheoaely for the
OF the enterprise.
III on Wednssday night fiy who was arnnk sRr,,a n.
ashsianco but stumbling, tk down stairs and WA, founa
IN Tho morning dead
school teacher Gg.en6e!d Ind named Dunn vcs
terdhy struck one OF bN scholars
VIM an IRON pose Sro'u the effects OF which he last
night. Dunn has bern arrested.
The Virginia Legislature has passed thu Homestead Ell
symptom DILL s1empting n20O property from execution
Aiso he PHI requiring oncs holders taxe oath aup
p9rs N9 stau xQas tedsrI coasinuuoas.
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RAILROAD SLAUGHTER.

Another Disaster ON tho Erie Raiirond--Pnrt
Of Train Runs OF the Track Near Wells
burg-Anothcr Train, Following, Coilidcs
with the Balance of the First-Onc Nun
Killed and Two Young Ladies' seriously
Injured.
ELMiRA, N. ", March 10, 1870.
serious railroad accident occurred on tue Erie
Railway, near Welsburg, SIX miles east OF this city
this morning. portion of train No. 3-thc passen-
ger express-wnich leaves New York at half-past
six r. NJ, ana arrives at Emira at quarter to SIX
A. NJ, was thrown from the track short
distance east OF Weisburg, at q place called the
Narrows. The accident was caused by broken
journal under the express car. The express car
was thrown 10 the left, the other track, while the
baggage car was thrown oown the enbankment
into the Chenung river. Tue oaggageman. named
Perry, and a brakeman named Alexander Ed wards,
were IN the baggage car AZ The time ana went u0wn
the eInbankmenJ With IL. Perry escaped without
serious injury, but Edwards was killed.
Almost Immediately after the lrst accident train
NO S-the Cincinnati exDress-goinx east, came
along and ran into that portion or tram No 3
which was on the track useO by the eastward bound
trans BY TINS collision two young ladies' daughters
OF Rev. 7. Q. Eaton, Unyeisalist Clergyman OF Page
county, Iowa. were seriously injured Ihe elder, Mlss
Eaton, about twenty-five years or age. had her knee
put our oI Joint ano was otherwise injured while the
younger, about thirteen years OF age, had one leg
broken just below the hip and the other badly fraC
tured above me ankle JOINT Their father, WHO was
with them, was uninJured. Tney now at the
EalhDun House, IN tnis city, where everything Is
being done by the railroad company that can be TO
alleviate their sufferlngs.
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e. Referred TO the COMMITTEES on Appropra.

service. Referred to the COMMITTEES on Appropria.
CONSIDERATION or ruY FUNDING BILL RESUMED
Tue consideration OF the Funding bin was then re-
sumet, and
amendment the eighth section to leave optional
with lhe banks 10 deposit the new bonds. believing
hat sound poIcy dictated that the banks should pe
Mr.. MORRILL,, trep.) OF Me-. opposed the require.
inert upon the banks 10 substitute the pew bonas
Tor the old bonds as impoic, iDasmuch as the iat-
Ter We're already placed, ana or disturbing sseH the
currency OF the country might be Affected.
MI. SUMNER suhaltted an afnenament 20 require
mat twothlrds OF the bonds 10 be deposited shall Oe
each class.
Mr. THURMAN, dem, or Onto, referring TO the
large prodts OF tue national banks. stated that &C.
tofdng to the reports OF ne BANKS taxing their own
statements. lheir net profits were ten and cne-tourh
PER cent aud ttat they could make. ieRinalely.
larger prontS than could private BANKERS. The re-
pot OF the Comptroller OF the Currency showed this
lie made the statement by way OF reply 70 the claim
ttfat II would DC n hardship To force the banks TO
take four per cent bond
Mr.. CoSKIlNG said tnat neither the incidental eX.
penses nor tue enormous load OF national state and
local taxation upon the banks nad Decn deducted
from Tue estimate OF profits Just stated by the sena-
tor lMr fhurmanl, ana therefore tie ngures were
erroneous. lie knew personally of several country
banks wners no such profits were realized.
Mr.. THURMAN replied by quoting further from tue
report or the Comptroller OF the Currency ia cor
roDoration Of his previous statement.
Mr.. HAMIIN said his objection 10 the eighth section
was thar II assumed, by brute force, say 10
the banks they shall sell their bonds, whereas the
bonds of ISL were not reueemable. He, therefore,
moved TO amend as to limit the provision 10 the
banks whose bonds had become redeemaDle, aud as
they shall become redeemabie
Mr. MORTON, lrep.) OF Ind made some remarks To
show that tue great desderatum 10 DC Obtained by
the present legislation was cheap money Tor the
country, by compelling thc banks 10 lend their
money at not over seven per cent In regard 10 the
Dill ITSELF he thought an entirely different measure
should DC proposed.
Mr.. Hamlm's amendment was defeated by yeas
1G, nays IS.
Mr.. Buckn9hams amendment was then rejected
by yeas "a, nays -.
After several inenectual motions TO adjourn the
senate nnaiy. NJ nai-past ten O'Clock, adjourned.
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UROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MAnKET--LoNDoN. March l0--5
r. M.-Consols closed at s2z1 FOR money ana 93 for
account. United states fve-twcnty bonds, 1852
9lf 1865 old, 909S, 1867, s93&: ten-forties, s7a:
Erie Railway shares, 20H; Illinois Centras lis; At.
lRptic and Great Western, 20.
PARIS BouRsE.-PARI5, March 10--The Bourse
closed nat. Rentes. T4i-35c.
FRANKFORT BOURSE-FRANXFoET, March 10.--
United STATES Gye-wenty bonds closed Grm. The last
sses were made at 96A 9G7G for the issue OF 1862.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEq.-LivERPoOL, March
10-6 y. M.-The cotton market closed steady. Mid
Cling uplands lid, mddling Orleans, IL jad I'D
The sales oi tue day nave looted MP TO- 600 bales in.
alpding eco Tor export and speculation.
HAvRE COTTON MARKEr.--HAyRE March 10.--COt-
tom closed active both on spot and ahoat.
LIVERPOOL. BREADsTUFFS MARKEr.--LIvERPooI.
March 16--6 7. N. M.Wneat as Id. %. sd. per Genital
Tor California white, and Us. Ss. Id Tor No. red
western. Flour 2ds, Cd. per bhI. for Western canal
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MAgggr.-- LIVERPOOL.
March 10 % r. M.-Cheese IFS. per cwt for the best
grades OF American fine. Lard nat at us. per cwt.
LONDON PRODUCE MkREEr.-LoNpoN March TO-
Anseed oil quiet at f32 G32 5s per ton. Calcutta
lnseed dull at 5es. Refined petroleum declining;
safes were made at 1s 10d. per gallon. Tallow quiet
unchanged.
PETROLEUM. MARxEr.-ANTwERp, March 1Q,-Pe-
~olsuM cesed Quist. Standard white. SsHf.
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MIS- SIS SiPPI.
Inauguration of Governor AlcOrn-IitS Adj
dress TO the People Of Mississippi.

Inauguration of Governor AlcOrn-IIts Adj
dress TO the People Of Mississippi.
JACKSON, March 10, 1870.
General Alcorn was to-day inaugurated Governor.
The nall and galleries were filed to overnowng by
crowds anxious to hear the Governors views. The
utmost satisfaction is manifested With his inaugural
address In the course Of the address the Governor
said -
The of history closes to-day chapter OF passion
boodshed and social revolution and proceeds TO write down
chapter which begins with halcyon words Of peace aud
hope The pamy days OF life be ong Mississippi; the
riendships OF twenty-five years tie to her In
sacrinee Of convection made by n wrestie with tho
my soul to hers In common lot suffering
and sorrow and humiliation of Anerf
10 may therefore be pardoned for seeming struggle
uerance this occasion. II ia with profound
receive from hands OF conqueror OF civil
law, with mingled feeling OF pain pleasure find It
upon the queenly brow OF Msssspp In heart and soul
Ala man OF the South. My affections my inseres,s my
habits Of thought Identity with the Southern
perenced by officers in again returning civil law
pledges himself not to entertain any Tor which
cannot be maintained In the OF every question
peeace and and s0brety. guarantees the
long as he IL Governor, without the aid OF The military,
possible with Il II necessary recommends the replacement
condition OF things. In reference the Judiciary
which The new constitution places within his APP
pontrnen, the Governor said:-"0ur Judges must be
OF standing that society presums to ignore
OF and OF conscience hearty accord with
mission of the charged with the consolidation OF this
State of the work OF reconstruction.
General James Longstreet was present at the in-
auguration and was invited to seat on the floor.
IL IS believed that ierger's application for bail
Wii De considered to. morrow.
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SHOCKING CASE or IMMORTALITY IN NEWARK.

AT the instigation OF Mr.. George A. Bruen Over
seer OF the poort Of Newark, N. j., young man.
named Erastus Sohc.d. recently arrested on tho
charge or neglectlng 10 support hIs alleged iegiti
mate child, the moaer OF which Is only fifteen years
OF age. q girl named Maria Schoiied Solcid, during
his wife3 absence III the country, a year ago lived
with the girls mother The was tried before
jury on " ednesiay evening. when the accused made
an abortve attempt TO prove an altbt. The Jury dis
agreed and The prisoner was remanded 10 the
taI
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Bol0 BANK ROBBERY N BlaMlSspAm, PA.

FiffsBtRG, March 10, 1870.
About balf-past Twelve O'Clock to-day tlirO0
men, named Frank Moran OF New York. ana
william and Thomas McCuly, OF BIrmngha IN
buggy drove up TO the Farmers and Mechanics
Bank In Birmingham and two or them entered the
bank, one of whom Knocked down the cashier, tho
only oficer or the bank present. while the other
went behind the counter and seized all the money
on the desk amounting TO xll.05p. lie placed the
money III basket ana ran on, bur q crowd gave
pursuit and captured Moran and William McCuiiy
and secured all the money. Thomas Mccuisy
unad
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RHODE ISLAND.

Republican State Co1vcntion-siate Ticket
Nominated.
PROVIDENCE. March 10 1870.
The Republican State Convention met in this city
to-day, William Greene President; Charles p. Rob.
onson and J. M Alderman Secretaries The
present state officers renominated By acclama-
non yiz.:-seth PadeiiOrd for Governor, Pardon W.
Stevens for Lieutenant Governor. John X. Bartlett
for Secretary OF State, Willard Sayes for Attorney
General and Samuel A. Parker for General Treasurer
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Blo1.Y puGllSIIC ARRAY IN NEWARK, A /.

Thomas Potter, an lrishmau and Richard Roberts.
an Engishman, both employed In Anller's quarry
Newark, had war or words recently which re-
suited In the parties retiring to woods near by and
"havin2 II QUIZ In the presence OF their fellow
quarrymen 10 the number OF 100. ring was
formed ana ten rounds fought, Ia Heenan- Sayers
1he result gave Potter the yictory. He punisncd
ms man earlully, but sustained aignt injury HIM
sail. No arrests.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest and best Newspaper la the
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week. now
ready, contains the very latest European News by
the Cable mp to the hour OF publications; also Tele-
graphic Dispatches from all points. 1t also con.
tains the current News OF the Week. the Fashions;
Amusemenis Faceia: Forelga Intelligence; Sport
ing, Religious and Literary lnteligcnce Washing =
ton News; Editorial Articles on tue promineI Il
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Horse, Dry Goods and Boot and Shoe Market ~
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OF all The Important aud Interesting events OF ne
week.
TERxs:-Ssnge subscription, So; Three copies, 80,
Five copies, S.: Ten copies sI5; Single copies nv.
cents each A limited number OF adyertisem sn.s
inserted in the WEEKLY HERALD.
Mats for $50 b. EspFsscHEip ar. so- ready sce nsp.s
ton and sale q. No. rs Nassau street.
America.-Rc.torer America, for the Fair.
ror restoring the nawa color q tho sa.r has no 'saa
o'S's ---------------~---
A.--5O Barrcis Bourbon, Over Ono yco~
old, ., ~ % per gallon, to eloss a 90 ssnsn.
A Rneture cure.-Dr. storsann's Mo isoa Il.
srsassa, snSss '''SS'' = S''s'Asa '0''a '''" 81
o. ,aa aes use raERy Sof1 AND LEsiaxrios.
SOLD eJ al drass,sss - New York aad elssnhers
Faragrs ~, Tor tisr Dressing Rosv--.f9s.
uergn who trying revive the 0ttysr ssys In
their grtkei hair with muddy pr rA,ators asby in
lo.insd That IA ALON'S NifALiA, : fJS foEs
hsn any os ,aeso and IS xdtsea
ninisn
Batrheinr'~ Hair pyc-rbs Best ia tho
world in- oply p-gfert sYs. harrsss rcsois. hsyAat
n-ous Factory IS sond
Crista dSro's uurisallcd Hair Dye.--Sald
ma anp,sd Al hs Wis fsst,ry Ma 6Astsr Aoss
GGvenss.-Iryeptors who have net completed
their NE Gaveair, which
one Jea Arp,y auSs 60, 81 fsss row, asav iesk.
ssDavii's" Srriag style OF Gentl~ss
Hass ssiestoom 1gs,4 Broadway, near Duane AiresA
Fashionable Hats. -sprinx Styles nuSu.
Tss dy. J. X. TERRY. ~ Union sduas.
\
/ ssenslrInsn's IiDi.-
\ spring Styles
! wAkSOGK Co, SO Brosas.Ay
Z
| Gold and silver paia.-Hps Firsf-cixsx Bir.
| lard Tables Balls, tuss Cloths =, W. n. GIIfxArffe
factory, ~ vcsey siscei
imr,r..c Prices Paid for LibrsAtes and
I BoaSs, fss, az sooss hand.
! LE6GAr BKoruERs. Iis NAa,su street
| Tue Asproach OF Spring.--k sox In ms Good
as an alrsknac; aud his of OF
gen,isr <ns tha hes proof that sprinR hand
That kNDXS &pFpa siy'n Of nat "a soas IL gratifying
Tact, Which his ssiesgo ~ Er3slwsy cousf
! Fulton Hlesh tef wsoss ~ sems
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The Bank Returns.
The Turf.

The weekly returns Of the Bank OF England SHOW
40 increase OF Csc, 200 In bullion.
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Rev. Morgan DIX, rector OF Trinity church, wifi
lecture on each Friday evening during Lent, at ST.
Paul's chapel on the Six First General Councils OF
the Church, The subject for this evenings lecture
will be Tho Council OF Nice"
While George Redcnburger was busily engaged
last evening at nal making in his shop IN Sixty
ninth street, near Ninth avenue; o stone from
blast near by passed through the roof or his prem
ises fell upon his head and Indicted what may prove
serious injuries.
The Board or Directors Of the New York Sunday
School Missionary Society held social gathering at
the new Sunday School Teachers Reading Room
and Exchange. No. Is Bible House. Rev. Drs Ferris
Crosby ana irGneus Prime, and Rev. Mr.. Mtngims
made addresses. The society Is In o gratifying con-
diftOn.
Coroner keenan, yesterday investigated tho cause
OF death OF Neary, alias Jenny Williamson. late OF
NO. 81 Mulberry street, who, IL WAS alleged died
from the effects OF Iaudanum taken with suicidal
Intent. The evidence showed that the poison was
taken in ut OF desperation indnced by the woman
being victim OF fts.
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday young man
named Ravlinss was brought before Judge Hogan
charged with attempting to defraud tho Market
NATIONAL Bank Of $780, boy brought 70 the paying
teller, james Stiyers, check with the forged sigma
tuTe OF Lewis Randall No SS South street. FOR the
above sum. The check was refused and the boy
given the check to RAWLINGS, who was Immediately
arrested. The check was found upon him ana a 30
a number OF blank checks. Judge Hogan held him
Tor exam!hation.
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SCOTLAND.

Postal Communication With America.
GLASGOW, March 10, 1870.
Tue Chamber Of Commerce OF this city propose
memorial TO the United States government setting
forth the irregularities OF the ocean postal service.
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LONDON, March 10, 1870.
At the Liverpool races to-day the Liverpool Spring
Cup was won BY Colonel Forester's bay colt Free
Trade by Caractacus out OF Traffic.
LORD Fafm0Hths bay colt kingcraft by King Tom
out OF Woodcraft, continues to be the fayorite for
the Derby.
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Cool. Bur Unsensenable.

LONDON, MARCH 10, 1870.
An international exhibition OF fans is TO be held In
London, and preparations have already commenced
for 1t. The Empress OF Russia and The Baroness
R0thschid will be leading contributors to tue ex-
nlhlt0n.
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The Bank Reiusr.

PARIS, March 10, 1870.
The amount OF specie on hand at the Bank OF
France to-day 13 200 900 francs greater than at
She corresponding time last year.
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Travel ON the Atfsntir.

SOUTHAMPTON, March TO- 1870.
Tho Bremen steamer New York; winch arrived
to-day from New YORK, reports that encountered
on her voyage large numbers Of icebergs some OF
them Nf mountainous size.
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SPAIN.

Candidate for the Throne.
MADRID, March 10, 1870
Tho Epooa newspaper says Espsrtero, Duke OF Wit.
soria. Is expected at Madrid, and ntmates that he
viii be put forward as q candidate for ROYALTY.
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TELECRAPHIC NEWS
FROM
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
>s,~~~~~~~>S~~~~~>~>.--s-~->
British TOryism Dangerous and Un-
constitutional"
Flow Of Bullion to the Euro
pean Banks.
Weather Reports from
the Atlantic.
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Another Disaster on the Erie
Railroad.
FRANCE.
VI. Rochcfort is Seriously ,n.

vi. KOchcfOrt is seriously tt.
PARIS. March 10, 1870.
Henri R0ehefortfs quite i.
The nature OF his complaint has not transp.red,
Aut in view or the rumors yesterday that smallpox
prevailed ir the prison where lie is confined much
anxiety Is expressed by his friends, VINO have not
YET been permitted 10 visit hIn.
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An Armored Frigntc Atloar.

LONDON, March IL, 1870
The Vanguard. an armored ship, has left faird's
ahip yard for Plymouth.
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ENGLAND.

Parliamentary Pr0grcss-The Irish Land Bill.
LONDON March 10, 1870
In the House OF Commons to-day the DEBATE on the
Irish Land bill was resumed
Mr.. Patten member for North Lancashire (conser
vativel criticised the bill with severity but declared
that he would support It, Mr.. Horsman, member
Tor Sskeard uibera, approved OF the bill In general.
He objected that II made the tenants practical own
OF the land yet the safety AMI comfort gained by
the real landlord might be lair equivalent tor what
he had lost. SIR Rounded Palmer said this was a
wise and Just measure. lie aaaszcd It's provisions
and pointed ont where amendments were advisable:
We believed III giving Ireland equitable laws and
then enforcing them rlgidy.
bill.
Mr.. GATHoRsE HARDY defended the irish land.
lords, confessng that he was one OF them. He dig
sected the bill, showing thatt was weak inadequate
and unjust.
Tue debate was adjourned.
Reception OF nm irish Member.
LONDON, March 10, 1870
In the House OF Commons to-day Mr. Osborne, the
newly elected member from Waterford. on taking
his seat was loudly cheered.
naturalization and .Aleuage.
LONDON. March 10, 1870.
In the House OF Lords to-day the Naturalization
till was debated In committee. The Lord Chance
Tor advocated an amendment permitting aliens TO
acquire and dispose OF lands In British territory ex
The bill was reported from the committee and the
House adjourned,
The Tories Becoming Unconstitutional.
LONDON, March TO- 1870
the Times severely criticises ihe speeches made
~ the tory banquet last evening" and characterzes
she reference TO the discontent in the army bad
precedent dangerous and unconstitutional.
The Atlantic Cable Tariff.
LONDON, March To- 1870.
The London Times, in its morning article to. day,
suggests that for an experiment, the Atlantic cable
soils will be reduced for one month to five shilngs
for ten words
sJeGerson Brick' aud Queen Victoria.
LONDON, March 10, 1870.
Charles Dickens had an interview with the Queen
to-day By invitation.
The Birmingham Post asserts that tenders Of
peerage or Dafonetcy have been made to Mr.. Dick
ens.
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NEW YORK CITY.
Miscellaneous Metropolitan News Items
and Police Court Incidents.

There was carnival on Ice at the Empire skatiug
Rink last night.
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Colonel Bendix, OF the Fifth regiment National
Guard, state OF New York, il Is reported, has pre-
ferred charges against General 5haler, accusing
him OF neglect and ignorance of duty and nconlpe-
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a.-Ths Spring Fashions tor Genties s~a,a
Hats for $50 By EsPESScHEID Tor nspss.
t.on and sale st No. us Nassau strse.
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and Alieuaye,
The Atlantic Cable Taria.

LONDUS, MaIch TO, 1910.
The London Times, in its morning article to. day
suggests that, for an experiment the Atlantic cable
soils will be reduced for one month to five shillings
for ten words.
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A.--5O Barrcis Bourbon, Over Onc yeov
old, 81 ~ 10 per gallon, TO Gloss a cearsnnent
e. i. MURpfiY, log Pearl airer,
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America. .-Rcsrorcr America, for the fair.
For e.!oraa the raTal coto o tho IL hss ssapa
Esn
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Rrrtnro Cure.-Dr. Sh0raann's Mo mod Il.
gusr.nias References senternen cured afisn si3
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seJeaerson Rrick,, aud Queen victoria.

LONDON, March 10, 1870.
Charles Dickens had an interview with the Queen
'so-day By invitation.
The Birmingham Post asserts that tenders OF
peerage or Daronetcy have been made to Mr.. Dick
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Fashionable Uats.-Sprinx styles uusu.
Tsx dy. J. X. TERRY, ~ Union SQUARE.
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A.-For Neta Patches, FreckIcs Md Tns~
the iacp rrRRY'S MOTH AND FRECKLEsIl xrIpg -
sold bJ al druggists IN New York aud elsewhere.
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natrheinr'~ Hair pyc-rbs Best Ia tho
world. fn- oply p-g.ct SYs harnn rclisAls, tAs1anta
| n.0ua. tsrio W IS sona
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lmTr..r Prices Paid for LibrsAtcs and
BoaSs, fss, f2 Books on hand.
LEGGAr BRoruEEs, iis NAaau srses
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C9ven,s.-Irscptors who have net coraplesed
their tayeruoas Ne caveats, which secures shsn
one year Arp,y stuNs Co. 81 fsss row, a&Av Yssk.
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Tue Arproach OF spring.-k'aex in ms Good
AS an aknao; aud his suapdnc6mer.t sGyIe Of
Eensmn iisss is the bes proof that spring nj hand
That kNOxS tpEna siyin OF nat "a 'oat' gratifying
Tact Which viii crowd hrs ssesrot Er3slwsp corner
VI tQlton slesi, tvi waoss ~ s,Ins,
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CrisIa doro's rurisa,icd Hair Dyc.--SAld
ana arrsd Al hls ria scalp fss.ory No Assr Ao,s
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ssDavii,so spring style OF Cent?. .sensa
Hsss. Ssesfoor rex BroAdwsy near Duane aresA
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Gold and silver pnia.-Hps Firsf-clsss Bir.
lard Tables, Balls. Cues, Cloths =, W. H. GHfxarffs.
factorr, 20 Ncsey s.reei
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n Faragrstri, for tisc Dressing Rosr1.-.fs9a-
uersn who are trying 10 revive the tn~~ OF 0r
their grzkei hair with muddy pr ra,atiors scsSy IN.
formed that III ALON'S NifALiA, ri ftJ., fOH
IaE nAlK Will acsenpl.sh ihe object more SfeetiaiS
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The New York herald., 1870-03-11

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