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Lauck's Weekly Bulletin

0F late Publications for sale 81 bis
" Store Southern Review, 81 rs per
coyy; New Eclectic, 35 ct, per copy
XIX Century, 35 cents, Harper for May
IS cents. Godey's Lady's Book 25 cents.
Demoresu Lsdy's Book 80 cents. Amer.
lean Agncolturisi Is cents. Ws'erly
Magazine Is cents. Leslie's illustrated
News 10 cents. Harper's Weekly 10 eta.
Chimney Corner 10 cents. H"psr's b.
zan 10 cents. New York Weekly G cts.
New York Ledger 6 ceEts, Saturday
Nigh, 6 cents. Preside Conpanion Q cis.
Temperance Patriot cents
msy7 II
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ul.L the Iates, Magazines, Newspaper
n and Periodicals. can be found at
april 10, Lane6 8 BOOK S'o'e'
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B r ICKL A Y IN G..
BRICKLAYING

'HE undersigned respectfully informs the
l. building public that he is prepared to under.
take all work IN his line-embracing the lar
gest mansion, and the most diminutive meat
house; IN fact wherever bricks are collected,
and mortar made, he would be happy to be
present to lend hand, and exercise the geni-
US Of the craft.
Buildings put up in the plainest or the most
ornamental style-such as Panels, Pilasters,
Hangers, Brackets, Arches, Cut joint, and
Plumb-boDd. .... -.t ..'-f ..
win attend to Repairs, Paving, Arching, Cis-
terms, Filters, ETC., etc.
Having considerable experience in my bust.
ness, after working in many cities Of the United
States, warrant my work in point Of neatness
and durability, TO equal that Of any mechanic.
None but good workmen employed. Terms
moderate. Buildings contracted for in any
part of the United States.
MILFORD SPOHN,
ShePherdstown, W. Va.
May IA, 1870 . teti O. 3m
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r AIDES and ChIlJreu's Caters, Gems
IL Lasting Consre. CATERS. Gems low
cot Caters. just the thing TO keep you,
feet cool, and Children. Fancy Shoes, at
msy7 J. s Htming's.
I MOTHER lot Of those b .sunfuI Fire
q Screens. jost received at
msy7 Laucks Book Store.
DLACK Silks, al
ID msy7 Richard f. Htishans.
FLOOR Oil Cloth and SGs~ Msnine.si
L may7 Riek0rd + WeishanI.
ga 0Dn PoUNDsoi WOOL want
aUsUUU ed. for which The bigh.s,
N srkei price will be given.
msy7 Rieknrd &. Utishans.
AIOHAIR Switches and Gbignon,. st
IM msy7 Riekord 8. Uti.hans'.
pHOO-FLY GsIop. Music only 30
y cents at Lduek's Book Store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-21

DARTlES having PALMETTO TREES
i viii bear cf.omcIhing greatly 10 th,ir al.
vaTtage By enclosing - TO K. J.. Williams,
AndenricI, Carb n County. Pa.
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VALUABLE
Jefferson County
FARM
F @ II S A l. E

yUHE subscriber intending TO remove
( South. offers his farm near Shepherds
town, the Coun,y-Ssa. Of Jefferson coun-
ty, W. Va, for sale. This farm lies one
mile North of Shepherdstown. on the
Potomac river, and contains about
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w est Virginia /:

At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit, Court of Jeferaon County, on
the FIST Monday in May, 1870.
Ann 4. McEndrve,
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DARING, Coring aud Sliclng Machine. Four
L turns TO an apple. Sold at stores. ID. II.
W hrtemore. Mir., Worce ter. Mess
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PATENTS.

Inventors who wish TO take out Letter. Pat.
ent are advised 10 counsel with MUM s. Co.
editors OF the Scientific American" who have
prosecuted ella rms before the Patent Office for
over Nv nty Years. Their Anne rican and Eu-
ropean Patent Agency is the most extensive ia
the world. Charges less than any other rella-
bic agency. pamphlet containing full in
struc.ions TO inventors IL sent gratis. MUM
& CO, 81 Park Row, New York.
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F. CANNON,
Builder and Lumber Dealer,

X EEPS constantly on hand all kinds of Lum.
IA Der such as Sash, Doors, Blinds, Frames,
Mouldings, DR. ssed Flooring and Weather
boarding; Cypress, Pine and Oak Shingles,
Smuggling La,hs and Fencing, Plastering Laths,
Hair, Lime and Cement, Brick and all other
Building Material, always on hand. Bill Tim
Der furnished at the shortest notice and lowest
Cash prices. All persons in need Of anything
in the above line will consult their own interest
by giving me call before purchasing else
where. Gondolas ALWAYS on hand. Motto,
"Quick sales and small profits.".
+. CANNON,
Harper's Ferry, W. Va.
April %, 1870. .Lt ly
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VALUABLE
LITTLE FARM
FOR SALE.

T will offer at Private Sale, my House
/ and Lo, situate in Jefferson County.
West Va. adj lining The lands Of Snyder
and Link. I Of mile north Of Dufislds
Depot. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. end
within few hundred yards Of the con-
,empla,ed Shenandoah Valley Railroad.
Thi. Lot contains
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-21

None are Genuine
Unless done up in sieel-engraved wrapper, with
fac-simile of my Chemical Warehouse, and
signed
II. T.. HELNBOLD.
May 7, 1870. ly
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Kidder'S Pastilles.

A sure relief for Asthma. Price 80 cents,
by mail. STOWELl. q Go, Charle.Iown.
Mass
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Fl. T. HELMBOLD,

Drug and Chemical Warehouse,
594 Broadway, New York.
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+ From the Largest Manufacturing Chem
ist in the World.

NOVEMBER 4, 1854.
81 am acquainted with Mr.. II. T. HelmboIj;
he occup ed the Drug Store opposite my resi-
dence, and was successful in conducting the
business where others had not been equally so
before him. | have been iavorabIy impressed
With his character and enterprise"
WILLIAM WEIGHTMAN,
Firm of Powers & Wei.hrman,
Manufacturing Chemists,
Ninth and Brown Streets, Philadelphia.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-21

Those suffering from broken-dOwn or deli
cate constitutions. procure the remedy at once.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-21

IF you want nice cool Straw Hat, drop
i in at Lickfder's
may7 Cheap la. Store.
4 LARGE Stock Of Boots and Shoes
~ f'r Ladies, Misses, Mems and Boys
wear, al L. L;ckLder's.
T OOK at these prices /: Linen Goats
IL Tor 81 90; Linen Pants 81 90. and
II ali Hose 10 cents. at
Lloyd Lickhders
may7 Cheap Clothing Store.
IDEAS. Large Marrowfs,, Eugenis.
L Buists Extra Early. Blue Imperial.
Tom Thumb. Dwarf Prolific. and all the
standard varieties Of Peas, grown by Ro.
bert Buist, sold at
april 9 Billings Drug Store.
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The reader must be aware that, however
slight may be the attack Of The above diseases,
il is certain TO affect the bodily health aud nent.
al powers.
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Store Room Cor Rent,
Apply to
may 7 B. S. PENDLETON.
SH00 FLY! SH00 FLY!

0u1D As "SHOO FLY" is the order of
the day, have determined to make
q slight addition TO it, and have therefore made
large addition to my stock Of BOOTS and
SHOES, and desire to make SHOO'S FLY
by selling them at the lowest figures for
CASH
Full stock of all kinds Of Goods for Ladies,
Gents and Children. Call and get supply for
your family, and then you may say "Shoo Fly,
don't bodder me-" J. S. FLEMING.
May7, 1870. If
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Sold BY Druggists everywhere. Price 81 ,25
per bottle, or bottles for $3.50. Delivered to
shy address. Describe symptoms in all COM
NUM- atoms.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-21

All the Above diseases require the q Of
Diuretic. HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BU-
CHU is the great DIUretic.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-21

AZ EADVlLLE Theological School-Unita.
NJ rian; educates Ministers; $3.50 q year 10
poor student; begins Aug. 30. Apply TO A.
a. Livermore, MesIvlle, Pa
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w. n. CT1 I IIN z, OItIK
Nav 7, 1870. Prs. fee 50. 4v
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-29
FROM NEW YORK.
Tic EImira RaIIrend Accident.


ELMIRA March 29-An accident occurred
this morning to train No. on the Erie Railway
about o'clock, some two miles east of Wells
burg. A broken rail threw the smoking car and
two passenger coaches from the track. The en-
gine, tender, baggage car, and two forward
coaches with a sleeping coach passed over
safely. The cars which ran off the track went
down an embankment and were badly wrecked
The smoking ear was occupied by party of
emigrants bound for Rochester, several of whom
were seriously injured. Three persons in other
coaches were also seriously injured aud num-
ber bruised. The injured were brought
to the American Hotel in this city,
where they are securing the necessary attention
from the officers of the road and physicians.
Among the injured are Mrs. Samuel Shappee, of
Binghamton, confusion of spine and fractured
ribs, serious but hopeful. Mr.. and Mrs. Shappee
were on their way from New York to San Fran
cisco. Mrs. James, of No. 44S Eighth avenue,
New York, fatally injured she had child in
her arms sixteen months old, who was also
fatally injured by being violently hurled against
the side of the car. Mrs. Miller one of the
emigrant party in the smoking car, sustained
fatal internal injuries. Theresa Frank, another
emigrant woman, arm broken. Philip Frank,
injured about the head. Catharine Drost, Sc
riously injured about the head Eight others,
all emigrants, whose names are unknown, sus-
tanned injuries of more or less serious charac-
ter. The officers of the road are doing all in
their power to alleviate the distress occasioned
by the accident. The break in the rail was
caused by frost.
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Philadelphia Trade Repors.

TUESDAY, March 29.-There is but little doing in
Flour, the demand being mostly from the home
lots including superfne at e4'37k@450; extras at
s462H@4SIH;; Iowa, Wisconsin, and Minnesota
extra family at S5955 the latter rate for choice
Pennsylvania do. do. at s5@550; Indiana and Ohio
do. do. at 85.25@6 and fancy brands at S6'25@725,
according to quality Rye Flour may be quoted at
S462H(94'75 per barrel.
The Wheat market is exceedingly quiet, but prices
are steady. Sales of 1000 bushels at S120@l'25 for
fair and good Pennsylvania. Rye cannot be quoted
over ole. for Western and Pennsylvania. Corn is
in fair request at the decline noted yesterday Sales
OF 1000 bushels yellow In the cars, from store and
aoat, at 97@9Sc. the latter rate for very choice
lot and white at 92c Oats are firm, with sales at
55@56c. for Pennsylvania. 1000 bushels Canada Bar
ley sold at price kept secret.
Bark-No. Quercltron is offered at s27 per ton.
Seed-Cloverseed is in demand, and 180 bushels
sold at SS259S'50 for fair and prime, an advance.
Whisky is quiet. Sales Of woodat 9S@99c, and 100
barrels iron-bound at 99c.@$1.
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FOURTH EDITION
English Parliamentary Debate.
Prince BOnaparte and the Emperor.
The Glare Murder Case.
Etc., ETC.. Etc.. ETC.. Etc.
FROM EUROPE.
ProceedInrs of ParIIament.


LONDON, March 29.--In the House OF Lords last
evening the bill for the protection OF life and pro-
perty in Ireland, which has already passed the Com
mons,s was read first time. The other business
was unimportant.
In the House Of Commons the Marquis of Hart
ington, POstmaster-General,i In reply to a question
of Mr.. OgVy, member for Dundee said that owing
to the recent reduction in transatlantic postage,
steamers heretofore carrying American mails re-
fused them consequently contracts had been made
with German and other lines. The discomfort with
the present system had been officially brought to
the notice Of the American Postmaster-G General
The House then went into committee on the irish
Land bill motion was made to adjourn the de-
bate on the subject for one week. which was mega
tived.
Mr. Medham moved the continuation OF the Ulster
custom for compensating the outgoing tenant.
Mr. Gladstone opposed the amendment.
tedious and scattering debate ensued, and the
amendment was at length rejected
Mr.. Samueson member for Banbury, moved to
extend the Ulster custom throughout the kingdom.
Mr. Gladstone opposed this also, as did the
Attorney General, and 1t was rejected on division
by 2s9 majority. subsequently amendrss-s for
egazing the custom in Ulster itself was lost by 270
majority and the House adjourned.
Prince Bonapartc Virtually ExiIed.
PARIS, March 29.-The journals to-day announce
that the Emperor has requested Prince Pierre Bona
psrte to leave the country and it Is reported that he
will go to America
QUEENsTowN, March 29-The steamship Palmyra,
from New York, has arrived.
LONDON, March 29-The Cuba cable fleet is now
nearly ready to sail. 1t is the most perfectly ap-
pointed expedition OF the kind ever despatched.
Green, the famous @rOnaut, is dead.
The practice of the University boat crews is i'm
proving
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The loan market continues exceedingly quiet
and rates are without material change.
Gold opened strong, with sales at 11l18, de-
clining to 11194, and closing at about the open
ing figure, after reaching 1l2
Government bonds were dull but quite steady,
in sympathy with gold.
There was q great degree of activity at the
Stock Board, and prices show a further advance.
City loans we're stronger. Sales of the new
at 1921. Lehgh gold loan sold at SS@SS4 for
the 500s
Reading Railroad was the chief object of at
traction, and large sales were made at 48'69 and
4S'S1. Pennsylvania Railroad sold at 561A6D57;
Lehigh Valley at 55;aNorth Pennsylvania Rail-
road at 81. Camden and Amboy Railroad at
11716; and Philadelphia and Erie was strong at
2815 s. o. al was bid for Little Schuylkin and
35 for Catawissa preferred.
The miscellaneous stock list was very quiet
but prices were quite firm. There was a small
sale of Girard Bank at CO.'S.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 20 s. Third street
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Important Decision.


Special Despatch to The EUening Telegraph.
WASHINGTON March 29.-Commissioner Deano
decides that in assessing q tobacco manufacturer on
the penal excess of his bond, when he commences
manufacturing after part of the year has elapsed,
that assessment should be made pro rata for the
expired portion OF the special tax year. In response
to the application OF the manufacturers OF snuff TO
be allowed to repack their snu In OLD jars, the Com
missioner decides that box, bag, vessel, other
enclosure can be used second time for putting up
manufactured tobacco snuff, or cigars, however
thoroughly and completely the stamps have been
removed therefrom.
The Funding Bill.
Secretary Boutwell,, with large delegation OF ma
tional bank representatives from all parts of the
country, is before the Ways and Means Committee
to-day. The national bank men are opposing the
Funding bill with all their might especially the sec
ton which compels them to exchange their bonds
Secretary Boutwell, defended the bill and urged the
committee not to accede to the request OF the bank
men.
Logan and sherman.
General Logan made a personal explanation in
tho Honse to-day 20 general Sherman Is
ter senator Wilson on the Army bill. He had the
letter read in full to the House, and then characte-
rzed the conduct of Sherman extraordinary. He
replied to Shermans criticism OF the Army bill and
showed that he was mistaken in his facts.
American Commerce.
The Executive Committee of the National Beard
of Trade appeared before the Commerce Committee
to-day and called their attention to certain legsla-
tion which would be beneficial to commerce. The
committee was headed by Frederick Fraley of Phi
ladelphla.
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It is Reviewed by Gen. Logan
FROM EUROPE.
Banquet by MIR. Motley.

Banquet by MIR. Motley.
By the Anglo-Amerfcan Cabls
LONDON, March ga grand banquet was given
last evening at the residence OF Mr.. Motley, Amer-
can Minister, in honor OF the Queen OF the Neither
lands. Among the guests were Charles Dickens,
Wikie Collins, Tom Hughes, Robert Browning,
Mrs. Caroline Norton James Anthony Froude,
George Grote, and many other celebrities.
The Count of Jaru.
MADRID, March 29.-The Count OF Jaru, who fed
from Spain year ago. after having killed Senor
Olozsga in q duel, has received indulgence from the
penalties incurred and is expected to soon return
here. 1t is generally supposed this has been done to
pave the way for an indulgence in the OF the
Duke OF Montpensier, who recently killed Don Henri
de Bourbon in duel The Duke of Montpensier
however has remained in this city since the duel.
The French Conspiracy.
PARIS, March 29.-The conspiracy affair assuming
more Importance, orders have been issued for the
arrest OF twenty persons therein named including
Mazzini, Felix Pyat, Louis Blanc, and others now
in this country.
The Latest Quotations.
PARIS, March 29.-The Bourse opened quiet
at 74f. 32c.
ANTWERP, March 9s.-Petroleum opened fiat and
unchanged.
HAvRE, March 29-Cotton opened quiet both on
the spot and afioat. Sales on the spot at 1851
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NARR d LADNER, Bankers, report this morning
THE N. Y. HONEY MARKET YESTERDAY
From the N. Y. Herald.

From the ~ y. Herald.
'A1lairs in Wall street to-day were very quiet and
dull. So inactive market has seldom been eXpe-
renced except in midsummer
"The announcement of the Treasury programme
of gold sales ed to a stronger gold market, and the
prlce advanced to 111%. Here 1t was again init
mated that the Secretary of the Treasury would an
tcipate the payment OF the May interest on the pub
lie debt, and the price fell to 11126. The shorts
here sought to cover, andsas reports were received
at the same time from Washington prophesying the
defeat of the Funding bill and expressing General
Banks determination to force the Cuban resolutions
to vote without delay, the price advanced to 1l2,
but closed finally at 1117. Holders of gold had
their balances carried for rates ranging from two to
four per cent.
'In accordance with Instructions from Washing
ton Assistant Treasurer FOger has made out and
posted the following programme Of gold sales and
N~--' r''-nh"Sns for tho ensuing month -
SALES OF GOLD
Wednesday, April 6-s1, 900 900, sinking fund.
Wednesday, April 20-s1 ,00O,0O0 sinking fund.
BOND PURCHASES.
Thursday, April 81 100000.
Wednesday, April 13-S1 1000 sinking fund.
Thursday, April 21-$1, ,000, 900.
Wednesday, April 27-sl 100000, sinking fund.
The imports of specie at this port during the past
week have been SOL sos. Previously reported, s3s4O.
005. Total since January l, $780, S3,931S S13. Same
time in 1869, s3,611, ,712"
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FROM BALTIMORE.
The Glare Murder Trial.

BALTIMORE, March 29.-The case OF John Clare,
on trial for the murder OF Henry b. Grove October
go, 1865 for which he was convicted at a previous
trial. but new trial was granted by the Court OF
Appeals the ground that the Grand Jury that
framed the original indictment was not properly
constituted, the jury to-day rendered verdict of
acquittal. The case excited much interest through
out the entire community, and the verdict causes
no little surprise, and is much talked Of.
Obituary
General Walter Mitchell, q prominent citizen OF
Maryland, died at his residence, Charles county,
yesterday, aged about 81 years. He was several
times q Presidential elector OF the State.
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FIFTH ION
THE LAT T. S 4 NE wS.
The Accident at Elnaira.
ETC., Etc, ETC., ETC., Etc.
FROM THE STATE.
Special Despatch TO The EUening Telegraph
Rnects of the Storm.

SPECIAL Despatch % The EUening I6tegrdph
Bhects of the Storm.
ALLENTOWN, March 29.-Reports from the
surrounding country show the rain storm of
Sunday to have been extremely heavy. The
Little Lehigh and Jordan creeks we're very much
swollen, causing considerable damage along
their banks
The large board roof of Weinsheimer's Corner
was lifted to n height of about twenty-five feet,
and carried through the air distance of one
hundred feet landing alongside of the Ameri-
can House. Strange to say, it was not broken.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
HvENING TELEGRAPH OFFIcE,l I
Tuesday. March 80, 1870.

The bank statement Is quite as favorable as
usual at this period, though the deposits show a
considerable falling off, amounting for the week
10 &784.782. The loans have been contracted
$183,2l4 and the legal-tenders are less by
$31, 1868; @e only improvement is in specie
which has Increased SIG, 145 The fact that the
decline In the deposits and loans is 80 very un-
equal shows large reserve in excess of wants.
and liberal disposition on the part of the banks
70 accommodate borrowers having claims upon
them.
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FIRST BOARD.


follows:-U. g. 6s OF 1881, 118&@l14: 5-2Os OF 1882
1O9K@1O92; do, 1884, 1887 Set6s% do, 1865, 1OsXS
1O9; d0s July oI iSe5 ,. lo5%SglC73; do do 1851,
1855 Cur. IS, 112E@1l2X. Gold, 111K.
MBssRs. DE HAVEN BROTHER, No. 10 s. Third
Street. Philadelphia report the following quotations:
u. S. 6s OF 1881, 1132i@114; do, 1862, 109N@1O9%
do. 1884 1Os25 25@1Os1; 40 1885, l0S%@109; do. 1888
aew Ho dSoI ao qS. 40 vss2 7sSS
6 per cent Currency, 112H@112X; Due Comp. Int.
Notes, 10; Gold, 111%@112: Silver 111@111%.
tral Pacific r. r. s9l5@925; Union Pacific Land
Grant Bonds, s765@775.
MEssRs. WILLIAM PAINTER d Co., No. SO 8. Third
street, report the following quotatiens-U. g. 6s OF
1881 1182f@114; 6-2Os OF 1862 1O93SS1O9%; do 1854
10sA@1OSN; do. 1865, 10SA@1O9; do, July, 1865
1865 10s H@iOs2l 5s f6-4O, 165H@iO5A U. S. Pacific
RR. Cur 6s, 1122S@112%. Gold, 1117s@112. Market
strong
NARR LApNER Bankers, report this morning
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LEGAL INTnLLIanNCH.
Court of Quarter Sessions-Judqe Peirce,

Court OF quarter SessionS-.Judge Peirce.
James Neatly convicted of charge of perjury. In
October last he went bail LOT who charged with
that he owned the property No. lOl Oolambia avenue
ID was subsequently, found that the OF the
was Mrs Bay and the prisoner had any title to
AZ lived in it. When he was arrested he
that he had falsely order TO be accepted
A young of seventeen years pleaded guilty TO a
charge OF being father to pretty little boy.
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FROM NEW YORK.

The Erie Railroad Accident.
ELMIRA, March 29.-No person was killed by the
railroad accident near here. Several cars were
thrown from the track where the road had been
washed out by the rains. The train was delayed
four hours. 1t 10 said that the ran has caused un-
paralleled damage to farmers in the interior.
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nSs% THE ANNUAL ELECTION OF d.
80, rectors Of the % %TRipNEE SILVER MINING
Office, No. 3l41s WALNUT Street, TUESDAY, April
II, 1870, at IL noon. go tu2ts
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FIRE.-About 80 o'clock last P. NJ. an alarm
of fire was caused by the burning of a foul CHM
ney at Tenth and Rodman streets.