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lv families of Europe. From this epoch in
her life the career Of the princes Salm-Salm
has been written in history. After various
adventures and relationships in the South.
she accompanied the Prince to Mexico, and
there fnnnd ample scope for the display of her
undounted courage, and for Obtaining that
notorety which she so ardently coveted. Tier
etfurts in behalf OF the unfortunate Maximil-
ian after his captivity, AMI the fearlessness
and determination with which she clunc to
the fortunes of Prince Salm .Salm until. main
lv through her Efforts, he was released frum
dungeons of Qnerptarn. will be fresh in the
remembrance of the reading rubiic through
out the world. At Vienna the story of her
axplnits in Mexico created strong interest
in her favor, and il was supposed that on her
arrival there she would he greeted with an
ovation. 1t ia probable however that some
damaging revelations in regard to her antece-
dents had proceeded her, for she was not re-
ceieed at court.
Besides, Prince Salm-Salm was in disgrace
with his noble relatives in consequence Of va
rions escapades anterior to his alliance with
this woman. lie took service in the Prus-
sian nrm7 as q Major of the Fourth Regiment
nf the Grenadiers OF the Prassian Royal
Guard. and the cable brings us the intelli-
genoa tn0t on the IL tn OF august ne Tell up
on the battlefield of Gravelotte.
The Princess, at the last accounts, was dis
tinguishing herself in the hospital depart
ment of the Prussian army. No one who
knows her history can doubt that she will
use every eAertion in her power to render
herself prominent parsonage in the momen-
tous scenes which are now heing enacted ur-
I'm the theatre of war. and it will he matter
Of sor,e interest to watch the future Of this
beautiful. brave. gnod-natured. and reckless
and unrrinciraled woman. whose lie has
hern cro,esque blending Of farce, tragedy.
and romance, and whose ultimate fate no one
can possibly conjecture. It is q trite saving.
tnt never more appropriate than in this case,
th'.t trn'h is indeed stranger than felton,
Nea Iork Sun.
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A RExARxABLr YouNo GRAxpuornrR.-
The Ironton Register saws there is a woman
in Lawrence connty. Ohio. tho is twenty
nine years old and grandmother. She was
thirteen years old when her daughter wss
born, who is now sixteen and .be mother Of
one child. The grandmother is a Young
hrigh'-eyed looking lass, who might go to y
festival or picnic ard represent .'sweet six-
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'Ir's SET FOR TWENTY MINUTES. "A
good story is told of an English Judge visit
ing penal institution. and being practically
disguised. the learned judged philanthropi-
cally trusted himself on the treadmill. desir-
ing the warden to set il in motion. The ma
chine was accordingly adjusted, and his lord
ship began to lift his feet. In few min
utes, however, the new hand had quite
enough of it, and called to be released. hut
this was not so easy. please, my lord. -
said the man. ''you can't ge. of. It's set
for twenty minute; that's the shortest time
We can make it 60 +" So the Judge was in
dnrance until his term expired
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A young man charged with beirg lazy w.s
asked if he took il from bis father. al think
not" was the reply ''fathers got oil the la
illness he ever haG.
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A lady went into drug store in q neigh
boring city the other day and asked for bot
tie of Hair Mancre.' 1t was 'Renewer' she
wanted.
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The best dowry to advance the marriage Of
young lady is when she has in her counte-
nance mildness, in her speech wisdom. in her
behavior modesty, and in her life virtue.
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A letter contains the statement Of German
lneses. on the authority Of a medical man
~ifh the Prus~ian army, in heffies dawn to.
and including. Gravelotte. ST 73,605 killed !;
prisoners and wounded, 81, $50.
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Compositors in the New York Tribune OF
fec are fined ten cents for each profane word
uttered nn the premises the money thus
gathered is given TO tie poor. One unfortn-
nate chap. new hand. lest nearly week s
wages one night ever a BIT of Greeley's man.
uscript
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Two twin brothers IN Boston a-e said TO bs
so much alike that they frequently borrow
money of each other without soowicg ".
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rarlor, close up to him, and there wae an OK.
clsmation and fall. and the dead man sas
up on his board. IL was the accidental fall
of his coffin which had started him m.
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rcousrr couRr
PROBATE COURT

Meets Ar.t Monday of January, May and September. .
:. Ii. RANDALL ..----..----
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Meets hrst Monday of February. May, Augut and
November Supervisor LIST District. Ahner Re-d I'd
District edmond Parsons; Sd district, Willard Wheelock.
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Meets the fourth Monday Of each month
e. II. RANDALL, Sudse'
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

Court Commissioner. ). ID. KGoAoSn
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CUBAN CHARITABLE AID SOCIETY,".

The first OF series OF entertainments In aid OF the
struggling Cubans was given last evening in the
large hall Of the Cooper Institute. The society was
organized over month since. when officers were
appointed TO receive all moneys donated for the
benefit OF the cause. OWING doubtless TO
the numerous counter attractions throughout
the city-certainly not to apathy or in
difference towards the noble strife OF the
Cuban patriots-the concert last night, while 1t
was successful in an artistic point Of view,
hardly realized the hopes Of its benevolent pro-
moters. The attendance was Dy no means 80 large
as was confidently anticipated or, indeed. as 1t
should have been. General Quesada, who had been
telegraphed to proceed to Washington, was unable
TO be present. Mr.. Cassius NJ Clay presided, and in
the course Of the evening adverted to the great OBJ
jects the society had IN view ana urged upon tue
community. the necessity OF its earnest support.
The programme Included Llstz's '.Euogy on Tears, !"
performed by w. Il. Johnson; "Say Kind Word
vottl; .Tne Poacner's Widow" Mrs. Anne Payne,
and Duprez's pretty duet, "LAmora,n which was
harmoniously rendered by Madame SalyotlL So
prano, and MRS. Payne, contrato and was dc.
servedly applauded. Mr.. DE Cordova's humorous
and moralistic lecture, ''Miss jones' Wedding,n
elected the heartiest approbation nor was he less
successful In awaken the enthusiasm OF the
audience 6y his reading OF the poem in Spanish,
Herradias' "Hymn OF the Exile" whIcn brought
the entertainment TO a close.
The following list OF vice presidents who con-
yz:-Beiah NJ. Hughes, Denver, Colorado; John B.
Hotchkss, New Haven, Conn; Thomas B. McCarty
Indianapolis, Ind: Henry O'Connor, Muscatine,
Iowa; Hiram Grisw0ld, Leaven worth, KAN; Allan
T. Burton, Lancaster KY; Il. A. Webster, Jackson,
Mich; .. M. Barringer, Raleigh, N. c.; r. w.
Tumas, Brownsville Men,; Gerret Smith, Peter.
boro, n. u; Benjamin ade, JEFFERSON, ONO; Charles
A. TomDkins, salem, Va, and L. w. Keyes, MadL
son, Wis.
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A DOCTOR BADLY DaMaaED.

He Wants More "Damases'' and Thinks He
Will @Fruss-to-LncI'' FOR n Verdict Against
Couple Of Edit0rs-A Queer Letter Of Ref.
erence from the Plymouth Church Pastor.
DR.. Jacob A. Sherman OF truss building notoriety.
accom- aned by his counsel appeared before Justice
Shandley, at Jefferson Market. yesterday morning,
and requested that warrant be issued Ior the
arrest OF the editors OF the sunday 4escary Messrs
Canldwell and Whitney, on q charge OF hDel. The
Justice upon reading the afidavit OF the complain.
ant, refused 10 grant warrant entertain the CON-
plant for private reasons best known TO himself,
but at subsequent apphcation concluded TO do so.
and despatched a summons to the JroprletorS re.
turnape at two y. M. to-day when the ease VIII he
more fully investigated. TIE alleged libel consisted
In The publishing Of the fobowDg letters, when are
embodied IN the PLAINTIFFS afldavIt:--
BEECnERs LETTER.
BRooaLys, Feb 81 1870.
SiRYou hare for several weeks addressed etterg
implying that are Ia CORES si0ndence and that ]
with in method OF rupturps
These etters then published by advertisements
regard action toward crtiuenee
trea neat tho pubic deliberate swiude. ffhereby
ately swndles pnbc n The o his
aforesaid busness II will put one of your upon
your mouth shall nave test case for OF no
other rupture eminent and dissnsting.
HENRY WARD BEECHER.
p S-ftfs iecr--he only which have addressed to
you you are a, liberty to publish.
We reckon that after this demonstration the Ply
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NEv BEpyoRp, M.reA s-s.lea, .ehr pa,l., A..eA.

nLw DGbFohDs M&Tcn o-saheo scnf . u DAViss HssuAs
NEWPORT, March s. Px-Arrtvsd schrs chsrub, Bailey,
Pasn.m West Fan Rysr Tor Baltimore; corvo Pioksrns;
and G sr
Eta Sylvester rsar'sp ear & .or do HaIsSa
FOR Norfolk; WIN Dc witt Chase, New Bsdfcrs Tor Nsw
sS, Px-sasd scsrs Nathan clirors Bullock NYork for
Boston; Timothy Wood. Conklin and Lsgget baker,
NORWICH, March Sailed, schn Kate Callahan, Avery,
GosScs .cA. WIN x.,
NYork for New Bedford; Louisa Birdsa' Latham, Pro-
March 7Arrvsd senr Geo r.u.ns
s.ssnan; \ * Coyns Facsmirs. and Z Allsu Risisys
aa; 4lons rs N ssssnra smsn bs
Reich.tag n Bohm, antwerp; Alice Lea Foster ssgai
conln, Cardenas i B Cotton, Robinson, Galveston
arrived schra John Price, Micksrson; Boston, Nod
sr s,y ,r, wsrvss sa,a.s. ifaoy NYoyi oo
s asakwat:r a sars x,ssis sSSs s.Dpi. SiSs
rom csrdsnss FOR NYork snnckson, from Hsvans for
dI S% s..sn,s aor r.us
Msapa.: u. ;sa. Ss1. Cen sYo
Cissrsa-stssnship fsruvisn lBr Smith, Liverpool tand
s .sss"; s:: r .sSI sxoIs s.s
SAVANNAH, March 4.aArrived, schr: Ida g,rdsaI New
York Helen Augusta. Wells, drssnpor Ii; Adana Hokss
Nautilus H.sa Liy:rpoo bark. Insusr:
schr Geo Paige. Doughty. Boston
steamship Virgo Smiley s.sI. Hyor .,.,n.r
Belfast. Apas %a, ~, wdsr East
Sth-Arrivsd, schr Abbs Brown, Brown, Newcastle,
TAUNTON, March 6-saIled, schr Hsssson, Gardner
ISToN WiIaiNaToN, NC, March s-A~vsd. schr Thos Boos,
cIesredscSr Samuel Cashier Jr Robinson NYOrt.
eI%sep q US ssSr Spear
CASTLE Del tand sailed March for Frankfort.
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~~r'-.A-

to-day introduced bin authorizing the state D~.'"
Society TO appoint eight censors nom the dlstrics
societies, who shall have power to examine al sppn-
caDtS for dentists diplomas ana 70 grant sucn
diplomas and prohibiting any other instltatlon
from issuing such diplomas.
AN0THEK CRACK AT THE COMMISSIONERS " AAionA'
n contained IN bill introduced by Senator Genes
which provides that hereafter the commutatlon Zee
for emigrants shall be only dollar and my cents
per head, instead OF two dollars and nifty cents as
now provided. Mr.. Genet thinks that Judging from
the condition OF AFFAIRS at WARDS Island AZ described
IN the HERALp OF Saturday last, the poor emigranu
can get as good treatment for less money.
CAPITOL STROKE
was attempted to-day by Mr.. Genet In compliance
with petition from the stone mas0ns throughout
the State. He introduced q resolution calling upon
the new Capitol Commissioners 10 report within tea
days the nature and amount OF contracts made Yor
la00r, material and stone work; the names OF the
contractors with whom contracts have been Uiade
or do now exist the terms OF the contracts and
whether the contractors are residents OF this State
Tue resolution, stepping on somebody's coris, was
ally prove 70 he d second New York County Court
House" affair has been saved for the pre- sent from
investigation.
MY PROFlT-Ic soUL-My USCUE.
IS likely to be ovechauled, as commttee OF tho
Senate have now under consideration iind VIII soon
report comprehensive bill, winch Ill ''rake the
orally pretty effectively. The Hon. Tim Campbell's
bill was heavy on the so-cailed "dFlmond brokers'"
but The Senators are "gonE ior' all who conduct
the pawn business ana VINO manage to squeeze SO
lightly the peer people who are compelled 70 place
themselves III The power of the <'S'ep me, dots doc
mo0sh vot Jew ossik" raterIlty.
PLUM iB) ON THE KlGiITU AVENUE
Is prescribed by bill introduced by Mr.. piunkett,
and which the Committee GU Cities has reported
Iavoraby That Is to say, tue avenue Is TO be graded
IRON Fiftyn,nth lloth streets IN accordance with
the Rne adopted by the Central Park Commissioners.
This has been needed 1or some time and II is only
TO be hoped that IL may speedily Dc done.
new MUSEUM OF ART IN THE CITY or NEW YORK
is provided Tor in bl introduced to-day by Senator
Genet. The DIll names incorporalors Jonn Taylor
johnston William Cullen Brt ant, John A. DIX
George W. Curlls w. ii. AspinwalI, q. Il. Detnl0d,
A. IA. Green, W. ]. Hoppln, j. r. kensett, h. ID. Nor
gan, Howard Potter, H. q. SteDblns w. II. Blodgett
). L.. nj. Barlow, q. 4. Comfort, j. ii. Choate, f. T.
CAurch, Il. Gordon, X. M.sHunt, r. Hoe Jr Eastman
johnson, +. Law Omslead, u. +. Putnam, Lucius
TackeraIAn, j. .. A. Ward, S. g. Ward, Tneo
Weston ana Russell Sturges, Jr. Those names may
almost be taken as guarantee OF success.
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Steamship Russia tBr), Lott, Liverpool Queenstown
q Francklyn.
Steamship Nevada <Br), Green, Lvcrpool-wlliams L
Guion.
Steamship Loo Dearborn, savauuah- Murray, Ferris
&C.
steamship James Adger, LOCKWOOD Charleston-H Nor
gan Co.
Steamship Volunteer Jones, Wilmington NC-J Lorrard
Steamship Niagara, Brakeman, Norfolk, Cry Point
Richmond--Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship Rcbecca Clyde, Morgan Philadelphia Loril.
lard.
Ship Edith. Bairpson, Liyerpool-C Carow
Bark Famien tNor) Hoist, Trieste-Wendt, Tetens &
Rockmann.
Bark Lucy Francis, Upton Cabarien-T Thompson Hun.
ter.
Bark Enrique Arr), Orcutt Camden, Me-oIiver Bryan
Brig Eclare tSwe), Pahson, Rbob-Funch, Edge II Co.
Brig Sollscio uta, Romano Barceo Slocovich Co,
Bris Scio !Br), Brown, Carienas- Miller Honghion.
Schr Hulse, lIldreth Centue yos-3 Sanchez Doz,
Scbr Abbie Davis Matanzas-H W Loud 4 Co.
Schr Emma, Hall, Galveston--C W Adams & Co.
Schr K Merrill, Abbott Mobic--A Abbott.
Schr Willie Dill, How.and, Beaufort-Thomas Holmes 4
Co.
schr Roena Arabel, Hylana, Washington, DEG Ply
schr White Sea, Taylor Boston-S w Lewis 4 Co
sioop Odd Fellow, Dyer, New London.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

ALBANY, March s. 1870.
Mr.. GENET moved that the new Capitol Commis-
sioners report within ten days all the contracts
maue with whom made and the terms and other
Ike information.
On motion OF Mr.. KENNEDY II was laid on the
table.
BILL REPORTED.
BY Mr.. Tweed-Cnarterlng the National HOmGo-
pathfc University OF the city OF New York.
BILLS INTRODUCED
by Mr.. GENET-ConcernlnY passengers arriving at
the port OF New York.
BY Mr.. NJ. NORroN-Charterng the United States
Mutual Benefit Company Oh New York; also CHAR
tering the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
BILLS ORDERED To A THIRD READING.
Amending the act relative to frauds III assessments
Tor local improvements; enabling the Foreign Bible
and American Baptst Publication Societies TO unite;
amending the klnys County Jurors act; changing
Brooklyn.
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HAWAI- INTELLIGENCE.
Brooklyn Navy Yard.

BrOOKiym NAVY xaFus
Seven hundred and fifty sailmakers and riggers
were discharged from the Navy Yard on MONDAY
morning, the funds giving out in that department.
The late gatekeeper, John +. Waugh, who was
discharged n lew weeks ago from the Navy Yard
through the influence OF Congressman Darling at
washington, Tor notifying the authorities aI the
navy Yard Oi frauds committed by hrs nephew IN
selnng coal IA coal dust, has been honoraby rem
stated IN his former position, the order TO take
elect tomorrow morning.
. Inc Colorado and Alaska will 10 TO the Battery on
SATURDAY and IN day or so alter viii start together
Ior china One hundred and seventy carpenters are
now working on the Capandaigua formerly c0m-
manded 10y captain now Commodore Strong. work
Is stopped on al the ships except the Can andafgua
Tennessee and Guerrero
FllIy men are employed IN the ordnance depart.
meDt and live on the storeship Relief
Slxy men including backsmtths machinists
pattern makers and helpers, were taken on yestep.
day ~ the steam engineering department.
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mouth pulpit divine WIN r :: mesnins THIS thus
nAnA
.roMNY popp's TRuss."

.roMMY DopD's TRuss"
To EDTTox THE SUM -.
csIR-In this mornings edition. reaa with great deal Of
the letter OF Mr. Henry WARD Bescber exposing
,h., ss "Truss pary hersby msaqins this dsgonsn.,
think was dencrved. one OF tho "hends victims"
(thereby meaning that deponen nend deadly enemy
10 mankind object OF hasre ratcule and contsmp
all persons) For merely upon the endorsement
u: r.srsnS ssy we're & worm
write hs letter prevent any who may read from being
swnded by the unscrupu truss man meaning tns de
ponent and thereby meaning that this deponcnt swnder
and cheat and dishonest and unscrupuous IN ns
ihe editor and the my being subscriber TO procure
pN'''' : -A '''piSHXAs THOMAS DoDD, "a Broadway.
Deponent, IN his afldavit further says that no is
well known IN this city as 'Dr. sherman, the truss
party and truss man. - and the readers OF the sald
newspapers readily understand and know that sald
libels refer to this dep0nent only, to his great INJURY
ana damage
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gcAr Aim Eliza, Caswe, wsshswken for Proydenos. -
with lumber to 7 Robiss Was blown o. q baker,
from New York bound q Pyouth, having been y
deck load and boat
schr Christisna, -, New York for Black Point Bay.
6chr Dart. johnson. New York for Stamford.
Schr Sally Merritt Wsltsrs New York for Cold Spring
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ARRIVALS.


REPORTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Denmark CBr), Forbes, Liverpool Feb %,
oas sSnmshP Co. Aassn on i u T. passed sns aA
sssa e. a q 49, S 4 p
.hc London seane do Ill., exchanged signals with
spamsSp slss 0sis p Hamburg Feb "a via
Hare HAY @ win na sna Il.
sse ~ La p 9 Pns Domain hsnse for
bound s, q. q So lon 81 10 iceberg; ssh q. 80 PM
passed Sandy SANDY HOOK; HOOK: r,or.u Ma,
~ with mdse to Co. March os In niles Ga' south
aer Which Continued the remainder of the .ass
day lat ,Ss % n M lon "a 49, spoke bark Annie r from Glen
Steamship san Jaen.o l. Atkins, Savannah March s. with
Steamship liqa!svile crowe, Savannah, with and
Steamship Champion Lockwood, Charleston March S,
with mass and os. Da.senssT. es to Moran Co.
and passnss1s Murray Tsyss Co. EapssnssS hssss .s
Ses @ GN M ton 70 SS
Noriolk with mdse and passengers to the Old Dominion
Ship Sycamore tof Portsmouth, HI, Richardson Calcut.
"a and Sand Heals octIs with Iin.eed nte 70 Fields
aa 10 ns %
s1 % Cape .f ssiv s.s
ss 's% 'i,H
q ss % IS ss M s s's Ship DSassss: $a$sss:
WNW So miles spoke brig Aice Br) from Cienfuesos for
Snip !s.Sa'd ssry, su.naps, Soys with ms., to Cal,
@ tie IS Jan days. s with ion NE = a 10 Aes WV ssse es s
Dec 49, OF Cape Horn, exchanged signals with ship kae
Same fine, ship Iycn do for IIavre 81 days ont Feb s
lat 49, Ion ~ 49, bark Rome, from Hong Kong for NYork
l3S days out
ship Alexander Marshall Gardner Liverpool, 10 days
with mdse and IS passengers to Marshall Co. Took
the northern passage and had variable weather. Feb lat
hours; stove baIwarks; fe,l to $500 been
days to the westward of tho Banks with heavy wesery
gales. .
with hides TO l. Il Amsnck Coz vessel To q + Bulley.
the Equator Feb In lon 40 90 had heavy SW Winds
with squalls up to Hatteras was1l days north Of that poin
with heavy NV gales Jan a. lat I3 Is s. Ion 81 20 spoke
brig Iantiyy, steering south; Feb a. lat 36 So N S.
brig Lily, ffom Cuba for Portsmouth.
The steamship City of London, which arrived Monday
night from Liverpool reports March at 06 AM, ~ 81
lon So, passed seannshp Britannia New FORK for
Glasgow.
Passed Thr0ugh Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Glaucus Waden from Boston for New York,
with lndse and passengers. to VIM Clyde.
Schr Bedabedec Hix Dix Island, DAYS. for New York
with stone, to q Dickson.
Schr George Washington Peck Stamford for New York.
BOUND EAST
.scar Trenton, Martin, Newhern for Providence.
schr Charles Lowering, Phillips, Port johnson for Paw
tucket.
schr Geo Brown, -. Port johnson for Providence.
Schr Bramhall Hamilton, Elizabe,hport for Portland.
Schr Randolph, Seaman, Ezabethport Providence
schr James English, Barker Eizabehpor for Providence.
scbr fbenS, smith, EizabeihpoH for New Haven.
schr Ella Bond, -, Eiilapsthpor for New haven,
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REI,(lW

Ship Jas Foster Jr, Haon from Liverpool Dec - with
mdss and passengers 10 Aarshah Co tby pilot boat
Washington, No ~.
Ship Progcss Cousins from Liverpool Feb with mdse,
to Nesmith Sons Reccived pilot March lat 40 So lon
~ from pilot boat Hope, No ~ \.
sarI Athlete arl charchil, from London Jan ls with
mdse, TO Boyd Hnckcn. tRsecved pilot March & lat "
b. Ion - from pilot boat Hope, Nol.)
BARK rrotsns Hartman, days from Aaianzas with su-
gar, &c, 10 master.
Bris wnhsmine EG), Hitler. % days from Matansas with
Brig Tho. Owen, Gupt 20 days from Trinidad, with
gar &c, 10 Thompson Hunter
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nRJ H. sCHENCK. OF PHILADELPHIA, HAVING
10 Florida. Qdarn


nR j. H. sCHENCK, OF PHILADELPHIA, HAVING
just returned from professional visit to Florida offers
A. hs. Been srs, my duty 70 advise with nvad evnsb.m
instructions 10 the they should take OF them
make regular professional ths dEsren. leading
patients: When bad opporani.e, ef sssmnina .he@. .na
% that was no . be ond
stay as u Their tsepns
@ ss IN order s d.
blood might oe kept up and 70 take sShencas p1Mono
following hundreds have been saved who,
andsr almost any other circumstances would have died
ordinary method Of treating consumpsyes is 70 .dvss
q he fresh air aaords them s@porsr ss
cse consnus taxing little coa. wSisS are Scarcely
be ~ rs but which the end the beang Of shs
o5.1 ssa % 70
ains whether that region would not prove beneficial to in
% q Eosd. 4 wh .an,S, sy: ,. ss g
:nmpiiys. Y Of an equaDs that
habits generally torpid inactive exercise
habits hi. exercise osnno; safely sS.nsssSs
Northern climate and hence the advantage OF going 70
hundreds of ccnsumpyes there, many Of them in
they pursuing They had the ady.n
Ss ss a erv % s ~ ns
and are carrying out fully the idea have bseh
saDanss % FL the mind and that " free Of the
The stomach consumps,ve patient. the liver and tho
The stomach does food and # Il did could
blood without which cure Of consumption is impossible
1 a0sa liver IN IN then digestion pro-
ceeds naturally and q course with advantages to the
sn al s S
+ syp sy @ Ssas f re;
$ ssssi; Ssnrs @
weed .. y ne osS .Sn
Mandrake Pills act on the liver exciting u TO vigorous
il oIinion Florida is the PLACE for consamp.ves
Others, for the following reasons Jacksonvils desr
able place ia many respects but has the Of
ogs and dews are frequent and where a. fever and
ss ns shs 70 g.
vnages which cannot be found at home here IN tho North
mosphere oppressive overcoat
s9 SS sss.
and strength Many them would the observer
&
Or Il. Is so s o s S:5
would from their healthy appearance, be taken for
re lung. Of s.. number S.s and amazed
place IN Florida conanmpves. At least my
e,ns ss s' .s sT s.a ss s.ss
vile the best locations for invafds The climate
oaa y 4. srs. snd
s . nSs e *.
Monroe, which causes @ =, heavy dsw. ,u.,s :. times. inn
MAJOR MARKS hotel two miles rom H.lonVs, and about
hs distance from the lake right among pines The
deal for Florida have tue conclusion recon-
isy fss sss NE s.e.: WHEN Invalid: .ts
a:sns % . him ss c1ans. eoay Sa
~. DO sS s. = for h s ~:
BY all odds the best localities visited and for this
j. H. scHENCR, ND
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, March 8, 1870.
Captain v. Van Antwerp military storekeeper, is
relieved from duty at San Antonio, and after The
expiration OF thirty days. leave OF absence will re-
port by letter TO the Quartermaster General Second
Lieutenant Stephen K. stafford, unassigned, Is
transferred TO the Fifteenth Infantry.
The superintendent OF the general recruiting ser.
vice A. New York has been directed TO forward all
disposable coOred recruits Al the depot to New
Orleans TO be assigned to the twenty I'll III iniantfy