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fsat!.s - ~, tt1s1 the ptor1s1rs ct q recen:
A n! KY E1-f. u Es.hr III Efn31exs th4 GIct Of
,'-r'' 4 lieFd {. insr-c;os Central ot the United
IN fte kanr. who hnve not s1fnady appeared. mr.
s1 >ts1 IN ts"~es* tn'1r cle1rnR u Vpurhets vita
tes'tn't. t1thcz II re.son or by attorney, w1Ihon1
Jet4E.
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To NFFCHANT TAIL5Fl eGER'3 SJT0;E
T., snd E3tnfrs fer ak m f7x r1hl~ ssnas trTaae in
It'll ltastl Fortune !0it Is Sns.A CiAek.t "
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II. ~ no esfl5 tatt o November. SHE il exeta +,
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fccrlra1 snctety sill he held this evening In thc
flI sft-t ARR tTsy CT Science The seErtctA CON-
Hencs IT eight ~str n..AFcss The microscopic
s:Iue;nfc q felix. II halt pasi eight 4 lew r.
cct'us 11!h AID II zine ta+1e Will he m exnthi-
ftvu OF Elides s.st uaRao4n!ea ubiec1s ty The
rnen:tcts, on she a,nprxy Sidewalk oatsJde
County, ILL.,, Wilt ,e:.yc- lecture hefoEs ine mem.
!nis g S;tr Il Il 2. |: 'gs. No Is, 1.o. G. T.,
III 7:ia n-t.srk, NJ sh- rr,o.cs, No. 80 Snu1n Is.
*eie s;nes- Sn:,jrct: s. Sisters ct Yourselves =
Al r.eshtsts u s.e fr-urI'tv are eord,aly tnst-
Mi. tolxsl viii deliver lecture On assr1n-
o:Fy. tt-LrasEuE nj 1usnz. before The tkAcEe18 Hg
tlv pubic tch10is It 1he North aau South Dtv{s-
iuu. Of This ciry. The place is the Ogden School:
t'.~ st:Ae, aI Csc1ucE- and 1hf subject STIR
M+ssuf1RE.~
Thu Progressive Csub give 1o1ree this esen-
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4oos ish!as so huy 1t se witt ind II to 'asF ia'eaf@
to atfr1a.
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Ihc Ec:u-ancu-i session OF the General Freiehr
Shs Hhs:ts ttstrtatpn Was ht1d II The
SheEn'4a Uou.e aa N'rdnesday. Reso{o.
iioas we're 4doptGi ra,u5iae he elsssi-
at'na ku'''n't'tE hF TIE Executive
4 hiGs:tte. TIE kse n take effect within thtrtt
d1tE: sttrEfnR the reSnIuuun deductins pcr
tr.t 'fs'ts 1t Tate op compressed tottop 1oatiu.
!>8 rs ah'! Hsrf II The car. and sea11rrotnp the
- tr hti+p.tf# 1t fht ttsul<r1tfe Convention he'll,
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ssaa 4.sTtu.si :aat she Arx- sefssoa meet IN san
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A MES' ESGlNEh, PORTABLE THRkSHiN0.
n ana hojHfrf. $ to H-hh+~A sewtr; tEsnhAnmtrJS
'.nc f. r F FGsfsfsGs III pq 1s a.l, ee
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se1ei ave- .heGnr ms1h. ~ m .ns;n snI1seess
~ t.a.!se rtTrr or :ahor.c rowr. Hosnley. por.
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r sM9 1 = 'eFalf 2bh tnNAp. ArrIy 1t Room No La
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GooNTHX y HEAL =! ESTATE.
FOR sALE-oR yxcHAsGR-osE OF TIE
Si4sr wt,hin M one hea. II New Ya1t aty. ss!ua.nd
Is a@nt OF the most csteusl aud besutsfu1 TteNp
du the Hte Il ccned exehaakc tot Chicaxo nrsoer
T. .FoE fnA paEdeulsss adascss Hox ts8 F. O.
E'oR 3ALE--SLx VALUABLE CORNER LOTS IN
Twelfth and Cassst: two On k4htr.nth .rd nan !lss.
GEO. r. SINGER. la10 VI Wafputrf : F1iaa:lphi i
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TWWEFI-A MfCRLY FURAFSHED HlMlN f,Ts.
rosite Poet ofhce. IhQuare At Koaua j, 15s nez-.
f{So RENT-A SMALL FURNISH Ep tI0CJSE
ne4r TFsntF-dfth.ft. to = resyonsib1e pAstY Tor =
abort time Apply It rs Eajuutt.AF,
TO RENr-orE PAIR OF NICELY FpnSisFIRb
ffgnt sooEs: aIta. ana pair hier snstabe far
ponss keg2 prs n1tnzntthed. tnqutre Al keom :, Ia
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sAS FRANCISCO, Mr.. lU --Rstutus from Ecsada
ZOE IN Slowly Il + Ee1erafy hclieset that the
Democrats have carried the State Win tue *
eepttou OF Afengetlahd, Lseutsnsnt Governor, and
Fitch fnr conRsesx. 1t viii require the oh1cs1i
count to decide the result.
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TO RkNT-PIAv6S 1vp ORGANS Z AAER
toGas. VIZ. 3. Pk0SSER, ta Gl{klt.
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~ meeting nj The Baasr1 Of FOl,ce. held ras.
ts!aas. ire ss!ta~tnE resolution, touching 'ti,e
assth "1 r3-M-. ~Hc'xaa1. was sdnp1ed:
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fnr .<ssTA y.f~ this ejtv ss cx.ata
ela 4tH.rt 4 Il E+fs hr IL 41~ e@ost-
=. hssa.td Ibsf T. The snssJTiat and c,esr tnden.,t
2: te o. craeed ~ irw htrty psohetf aseoristes
t.ass 81 1att hse. ~1a eanttnae inspise youHs
w g nse- trtTr. bncr, md trsirr fSr usr
tst1<-~. = is trst ffr- irr sttltiossf rrrralL @
or4<,ss. That tb< f1rtfs:n2 fss.a,1tion, be .,r.t
uaht1t:t' q IL tt,c 5sa,:1y cf fhe kerraeed N
~ 0lne 1:ne' .iti Hf saesEnau took ptace i,
na ipsst ~ p't ~ sta;e:9'aT. a. 81. PxQib
v'cee *sr cof:u.rs' y Or Isyser, ana a;tcr thsy
3et~ fttc'''tet . 10" oIF *xs taken II tjfaceittt
AA.the naxs II t,r CITY were 1T half mast
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MUSICAL INHTRUMENTF.

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oct44e4- in Eoed order. S-r aA FtaEuA Az4 nsEAna
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The New York herald., 1870-03-16

UCTION NOTICE.
"A THIS DAY "WEDNESDAY
10 O'clock
LARGE, SPECIAL AND PEREMPTORY SALE
JoBBER'S ENTIRE STOCK
OF
WHITE GOODS
HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
RIBBONS AND TRIMMINGS
YANKEE NOTIONS &c, &C.
The above stock will lie without allowance for damage
portion having been slightly injured by smoke and at
z recent FIRE.
Particular OF invited this stock, every
lot OF which will be sold without
Catalogues and goods ready
WIN. TOPPING i CO., Auctioneers,
132 Church street.
The New York herald., 1870-03-16
A UC1ION NOTICE.

A UC1IOE NOTICE.
"A J. H. TAYLOR, AU0rIONEER.
$2J o0D worth OF
Magnificent Household Furniture,
Rosewood P,anotorte, Drawing Room suits, Bronzes,
Paintings Statuary and many rAre costly Works OF Art,
at public auction,
On THIS DAY (WEDNESDAY), March is,
at lhs elegant residence, 81 West Fifteenth street,
between Fifth and Sixth avenues,
Sale by catalogue At lo1$ O'Clock.
Drawing Eooms-Su erb SUITS covered green gold erm--
gold Lroeate OF the richest description; Window Cur
tans marqNetere Cabnes Tables Encoignures, Jardn
rosewood Easeres Secreae Bookcase ve,ve Me ial
Hon CarpeLa Bronze Clock Chandeliers valuable collection
OIL Paintings by eminent artists, artistic Bronze sta!ary
Mirrors, Lace Curtains, magnificent rosewood Piano.
forte, cclshraied maker Bedrooms-ROsewood, walnut
Bureaus, Bcdseads WArdrobes, Commodes; hair spring
Mattresses Blankets, Sheets Counterpanes Dining Room
Sidcboards Extension Table. Lounges Silver Casters
Tureens SAivers Dinner, Tea Service; Spoons, Forks
Chinawara. Crystal Glassware, Linen, Sheffield Cutlery.
Basemesi k#chsn Furnnure Furniture servants apartments
Every facty for packing removing goods N. B.PsrIcs
wishing ntsad ais sale Fih stages sixth
The New York herald., 1870-03-16
A UCT1ON.--LARGE SALE THIS DAY WEDNESDAY,,
"A LAB WEST TWENrY.SEvENrH STREET,

"A lg VEST TWENrY-SEVENrH STREET,
LUKE FITZGEKALD, Auctioneer,
will sell this, mornug commencing. ION o'clock,
$l5,noD worth and 400 tots, by catalogue, of
handsome and Plain Household Furniture,
reiehratrd city made iianoforte, &C.,
at pryate rcsi lt3 West Twealy seventh street,
botween Sixth and Seventh avenues
Drawing Room, consistin. of
mAgnihcSu sn1 rosewood and rich walnut Drawing Room
Suits In French brocael and silk suberb rose
Panofos Bookcase, Writing Desks elegant Centre
Side Tahes brocatc and Curtains, superb
Pier Mirrorx, s2sss, with gilt frames 70 rich bronze
Figures Clock, Vases Ornaments velvet Brussels and
ply Carpets and black walnut Chamber and
Dining Room nits Turkish Lounges and Easy Chairs Beds
Bedding, hair Mattresses walnut Bedsea!s.
bureaus wsrrobes Sofas Rockers Tables Chairs French
China Glass Silver Ware the Kitchen Utenss.
Sale positive rh the largest and richest sale OF the
Goods boxea and shpped for purchasers
The New York herald., 1870-03-16

ITO CAPITALISTS AND SPECULATORS.-TIIE UN-
i dersgned will sell at public auction. Wednesday,
March 1e at u o'clock MI on the prenses In the thriving
village Of Rockville Centre H. l., the Southsde Railroa
II miles from New York, his Steam Griss Mill with
and replete with machinery, and ali in complete
order with about OF land adjoining The mill has
suncont power for planning and rrist work
combined The property being in the OF thriving and
growing community. where there s continuous demand for
coal lumber, Line, br and building maeria generally.
capitalist and enerprsns could do better than To-
this place. The bu ding is well thoroughly built
oak timber with foundation, g square,
stories nigh and basement, with west extension Syb;
beside office south all
adjoining railroad where al freight be dscba
The above formerly the Wind Mill Property post
poucment Sale perempttry. The mil will be rnnn ng
day OF sale. HENRY RANDALL.
ROCKVILLE CENTRE L. l., Feb. 2b 1870
The New York herald., 1870-03-16
SALES AT AUCTION.
4 LIEN b. MINER, AUCTIONEER,
"A BY HENRY II. LkEDs MINER.
sa,csrooms vs. Chamber and ~ Roade strsots

4 LIEN b. MINER, AUCTIONEER
"A By HENRY II. LEEDs 4 MINER.
Ealcsrooms 70 Chambers and "a Reade streets
Art Galleries ol7 and Sia Broadway.
Great sale OF FIRST clAss
OIL Paintings.
announce to patrons and art lovers
that We shall sen by auction, Thursday Friday
evenings, March II and Is, at the
Leeds Art GallerfeA,
collection OF Messis L. Prapg Co.. of Boston, comprs
ing the Crgina, Paintings from which the
Chronos and Publications. OF that firm been made.
pictures in the collection painted ORDER
embrace many of American and foreign Also
the collection OF gentleman OF this city. Among
them nre the following artists viz.
George Inness, Eastman johnson, J. q. Brown,
]. r. Kensctt, A. r. Tait g. Coman,
Thos Hll, f. Moran, n. r. H. Detinss,
y. X Brevoort, T. NJ Spencer, q. G. Lambdin,
W. NJ. Brown, " 0ranbery, f. Ronde.
n A. Elakelock, f. Forbes, T. p. Rosster.
J. A. Hekking, A. Mario, f. Peel
+. Adams, o. L. Niles, III. A. Ferguson.
n. Lobrichon, j. Coomaua, b. b. 6. Stone,
r. .Schlcsnser, J. Morviiler, II. Won SeUen,
Van Wyngaert, De Vos, Lemmens,
A. Couier, VI. Cruckshank. Graud.
and others Of equal celebrity including some nns wafer
ccors.
Thy will be exhibition and after Tuesday evening,
18th inst, until sale day and evening
Catalogues VIII bs sent by mail II requested.
The New York herald., 1870-03-16

A UCTION.-MORTGAGE SALE
"A EDWIN NICHOLS, Auctioneer,
will sell positively all the elesant Furniture the four story
residence place, Tenth between Broadway
and Fifth Fifth avenue) this day nesday
March 49, At UH O'Clock precisely rosewood and walnut
Psrlor Suits Tables, Etageres Cabinet Mirrors
Paintings. Bronzes, Clocks rosewood ~ octave pianoorte
BedSeads, Bureaus Wasbstands Mat
trssses Beds blankets, Sofas Chairs Rockers, Lounges
hidebosrd, Extension Table Dining Chairs, China and
Biverwarc, Cutlery Carpets. DC. Sale positive BY
Of JOSEPH REIDEL Attorney for Mortsagcc
The New York herald., 1870-03-16

p. WALDRON 4 CO., AUCT1ONEERS,
n. VIII cell this day. at os Liberty and Ill Cedar street. at
1OS O'Clock, complete assortment OF Household
Furniture consisting In OF Paror and Chamber Sets In
black and roewoo Bureaus Bedstends,
Wsshsana C.ntre and Extension Tables. Rockers, Easy
Dining htrs Bookcases Cabinets and Parlor Desks,
MAo BE dng Brussels and Ingram Car
pets, O.Sa Desss, Crocke y, &c.
The New York herald., 1870-03-16

yXTM wITTE RS, AUCTIONEER SELLS THIS DAY AT
w 2o'cock, at A. Canal street. Centcel Household Fur,
niturc, French plate Pier Man.e Mirrors rich Danask and
Lace Cnr,ans Paror SUITS, In rich coverings; Chamber
Suits In black walnut, mahogany and enamced Hair and
Spring Bedding, Lounges Easy and Turkish
Chars bookcase looks &c about 30 fine second hand Car
pets large lot of Ocoths Rugs Mats ac. Centre, Dining
Tea Tables Extension do China, Glass; silver Stoves,
&c 200 wood Chairs large black walnut top Bar Counter
large GLASS; IL feet Urn. other Goods. Also
der OF receiver Pimpton. Rocking and Easy Chair
rosewood .ere marble top Table with various other
ces Worthy Of attention OF those in want of good fur
The New York herald., 1870-03-16

r,HOsE WHO WANT A BARGAIN SHOULD GO AND
new story brown House 80 East Forty.
ninth street. GRADY FOX, i23 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-03-16

A UCTION THIS WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON,
IA Commencing at IL O'Clock precisely.
Large Household Furniture sale At The four sory house No
2Wes Tenth street, between Fifth and University
place. brussels, Ingram Carpets; rosewood Pianoore
Drawing Room Suits covered with brocael bar
cloth Tables Etageres Mirrors Curtains Paintings Clocks
Yase Bronzes Bedseads bureaus Washstands Mattresses
Beds Bankets Lounges, Sofas Rockers Seboard Exten
fable, Glass China and Silver Ware Cutlery Dc.
The New York herald., 1870-03-16

STH AvENUE.--FO STORY BUSINESS PROPERTY.
- Fourteenth street. 26X00 lot Us for
very reasonably. *. STEVENSON & SON, IL Pine st.
The New York herald., 1870-03-16

nshed, the beautiful four story brown stone English
House las East Thirtyfth street murray l).
Must be sold Immediately Apply o. c. BENNET 81 Cedar
The New York herald., 1870-03-16

J1OR sALE-BROWN STONE HIGH STOoP HOUSE,
2Cx5p; lot 10n6; marble hail. back walnut doors, fnr-
gas fixtures and all modern mprovens. Apply TO tho
owner ls East Fityninth street. between Lexington and
Fourth Rvenues
The New York herald., 1870-03-16

INOR SALE OR TO LET-THREE STORY (BRICK
basenent) frame House. with all modern improvements
10 lllh street, between Third Fourth Apply
TO JOHN SHIRLEY h SON, 65 Wall street.
The New York herald., 1870-03-16
A "r Noricn, Caller, Of Art, s45 Broadway

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fsssi'ss ssfy a - ssssswss wSls.
., ,A1sss antwerp ps'f,s' entire
5 s:s rsg.as. s;a: !; HS:
E, S Ss e,s % sra1ns sa
wells and thrilling Battle Scene at Walcheren BY Hen
sesshsr VIII sesa superior o
ysr sefore exhssed and rsyond doaS, the anes
largest collection offered at desiring e
this rare opportunity to supply themselves with M t the
so na s sod
"a Of hsh q AK aahth S
RTIsrs' SALE or OIL PAINTINGS BY cArA-
w os aaeda III. hnSs e and following days.
sn s o On
a ~ bS htssy /; LEE ps slsEE s.s. .,,..,. -.
oa s q East Msfs s 4 ls tho
Gsa.ssl oussho'd 2, rHretuas Ac , sc r,s,,,
pass Pier and Saaioi afrors, ebony god
ss ,'d ss @ and six sss @
Lnss ess ssTss
s csnse az ns Sar, Sak marble oas
nsrsis top sidseosrd rosewood marble top
osss sna SS Chairs IN S
rers, Gas Brackets, Window shades, &C., &c.
], BLEECkER, SON CO., hUCTIONEER9.
"A. WEDNESDAY, March IS.
att NJ at Exchange saesroom, ~ Broadway u
Supreme Court sale, under the direction OF Thomas H.
Landon, Esq. Referee,
Valuable Third avenue Corner.
nor:sw.:i a corner "a ss s'.
the rear 6sxleo.l1 deep. Maps at ~ Cedar street.
A UcTlON AUCTION AUCTION.
IA Over xl5 00U worth and 800 lots
Handsome and latest style Household Furniture,
at Public Auction, by Z. NICHOLS, Auctioneer,
stone residence
lS between sixth and Seventh
shs "Wednesday morning. March 6 at l0 oclocklprecey
Magnificent Plan Stool and Cover, elc
CANT with the richest description satin
brocat striped plain Etageres, rrors Curtains
Paintings, Dronzos Vases Statuary, Tables, Jardniers
Paor Ornsments Bedsteads, bureaus, Washsands, Mat
Bedding SOFAS Chairs Lounges Rockers covered
with hacoth dining and Tea Tables sdeboard China Tea
Silver Ware, Ivory Ia lie Cutlery
Basement Furniture Sale positive Take
Broadway stages Sixth Seventh stop
Twenty street. Furniture exprss3men engaged
remove, cart or pack goods for purchasers.
The New York herald., 1870-03-16

ITO LETiN CATSKILL VILLAGE, ON THE HUDSON,
new frame House. containing i3 rooms, with acre OF
ground fruits ami berries good barn and n'cd ice house;
house esutly located very high ground rent 800
FURNISHED $500 furnished Inquire the promises OF
FREDEtICk Sc LYkES. Esq, or or OVINufON BROTH
KRIS, Fulton street, near Clinton. Brooklsn-
The New York herald., 1870-03-16

d. OOn CASH ONLY-BALANCE ON LONG MORT
DE. E.OUV gage for first class brown stone Tenement
House, well renies. Apply to FRANCIS CRAWFORD. 600
The New York herald., 1870-03-16

| C,OR SALE CAT A BARGAIN)-FOUR STORY HIGH
II stoop brown House, trimmed in hard wood first
class every respect be sold very Apply the
IS Forty-fourth street.
The New York herald., 1870-03-16

E'OR sALE-TIIE HANDSoMEsT, BEST BUILT NEW
Cottage In Rtacrturd Park, J $50 yards from depot
FIRE ucn trains from A. NJ. to " r. NJ; stories and
back basement ii rooms, marble mantels house
70, lot ilsss with stream Of sprng water prise sso go
Broadway New York, where plans nay seen, the
promises
The New York herald., 1870-03-16
". CRIsTALAR 4 SON, AUCTIONEERs <27
N. Broadway. corner Howard street.
MORTGAGE SALE ROSEWOOD WALNUT AND GILT

DY F. COTTON, AUCTIONEER.-WILL SELL ON
ID Friday, March is l0N O'Clock, at the salesroo SO
Eos Theenth street. large and general assortment OF
Furniture 20 Carpets large quantity of Olcloth
Matt ng Hair Mattresses, Posters and Pillows, elegant
Secretary Beds 2Mante Mirrors, upright Piano. elegant
Piano, cost 9so and private Library OF hooks about @
Volumes
The New York herald., 1870-03-16

CHERRIES sALE-THIs. DAY. At TEN O'CLOCK
- corner South First Sixth Streets rookiyn, f. d.
OF hhds. Ale Liquor Bar, Beer Pump. &c. Same day,
at O'Clock, Leonard and Sklman Streets ~
hhds Ale, elegant Beer Pump Bar Liquor
ties &C., by COLE 4 MURPHY
The New York herald., 1870-03-16

NOR SALE-NO. 66 EAST SIXTIETH STREET, BROWN
front House. 2Oxloo feet; has all the improve
mcnts, cedar closet will be sold low easy
Inquire Of J. BREW srER, No. IS East Iwenyhth
The New York herald., 1870-03-16

T1ARM OF 50 ACRES. LONG ISLAND,4 MILES
from Bellport station Long Island Railroad fertile
land house. large barn gooi society," churches and
schools sacen wood CROWN. Tor fuo and line growth Of
locust tInbe and small.
The New York herald., 1870-03-16
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE
OR TO RENT.

LII WANTING FARMS.-aG00 ACRES, GOOD SOIL,
N mild climate; "a miles south of Philadelphia price only
s5 per acre; also improved Farms. The place growing
rapidly than other place in the United
thousands are settling. Address Z, X. LANDES, Vine
N. L.
The New York herald., 1870-03-16

L'OR SALE-THREE FIRST CLASS HOUSES THREE
u stories, basement and sub-celar, Philadephia brick
'front.' brown stone trimmings and allth modern improve
ments; marble hot and cold water and gas
throughout; all done by days. work; situated on Bergen
street, Bond street. Terms easy. Inquire the
premises, OF JOHN MONAS, owner.
The New York herald., 1870-03-16
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

ELEGANT FULL SIZED HIGH sTooP BROW
IA House. beautifully furnished, c4tn street. near 5t
avenue rent, for years. Others furnishe
and unturnished, and near 9th avenue.
w. r. SEYMOUR. III Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-03-16

SS 000 CASH WILL BUY ONE To OF THE s,,, FOUR sy,R
street, Third avenues paying large rents sold
or togclher. FRED. s. MYERS, 493 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-03-16

A RTIsTs' SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS BY CATA
n losuc. PHILIP LEVY Aucton-er,
will auction this day March 10 and following days
the Artists Saekroom 20 Nassau street. superb coec
tion OF Framed OIL Paintings by eminent American ans
European artists. On view from A. N. TN M.
The New York herald., 1870-03-16

L'OR SALS-ON WASHINGTON AVENUE. A SPLEN-
did Residence, II roons perfect order; all improve
men six lots good stable Inquire Of G. J. FISHER 100
Wall street, up stairs.
The New York herald., 1870-03-16

4 FIRST CLASS BROWN STONE HOUSE, FIT
N fourth street. between Fifth and Madison avenues,
sale low tasen i'm rediaey four story sunkcn area hal
wood finish los 22xl00.
The New York herald., 1870-03-16

LrOR SALE-IN THE VILLAGE or GREENWICH,
l. Conn., beautiful modern Residence, 10 rooms healthy
Locations one acre. terms moderate Gail address A.
ACKER POrtchester N. Y.
The New York herald., 1870-03-16

TOR SALE--A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT IN NEW
Jersey conssting of ~ acres OF land with superior i'm
provements 80 miles from New York 10 daily
way. Price 100. For particulars address OWNER
tiOnC
The New York herald., 1870-03-16

IIOR SALE. EXCHANGE OR LEASE-HOUsES OF
different sizes with improvements also Lots cheap In
brooklyn; 10 cho!cesl locality Farms to 10 the
Hudson and in different States. Inquire of VAN vECTEN
x LAWRENCE, 81 CEDAR street.
The New York herald., 1870-03-16

/yOMPOsIToRS wANTED--AT "a HAMILTON Av.,
South Brooklyn. the bank tive blocks from ferry
that runs from foot Of Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-03-16

L,OR Saba NEW THREE FULL STORIES HIGH
Il basement and sub-cear frame House (hlled tn; AL
modern Improvements; water and heater oor extra
lot adjoining If desired Apply to premises No.
70S Lafayette avenue, between Bedford and Nosrand
A
The New York herald., 1870-03-16
THE TRADES.

WANTED. A SITUATION, BY RlsSPECrAfL LIZ
n. engineer to take charge OF stationary en-
CINE boor best reference Address for three days box
iSD Post Office, Railway, N. j.
The New York herald., 1870-03-16

L,OR sALE--THE WASHINGTON MANSION HOUSE,
~ Hackensack, N j.; easy terms. Apply 10 BANTA
WHEELER. Hackcnsack.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-27

I capital, and are hlving splendldly en-
/ prayed notes executed in New York,
which are to be issued at par. If the
annexation project is completed the
/ United States Government will be
called upon to pay the full par value
of all bonds held by the bank, thus
making neat little profit npOn the
first turn of a pretty little speculation,
destined to be enormously profitable
in every other way when Dominica
becomes a part Of the Union.
The Little Rock Gazette of Sunday
last contained the following: Mr.. j.
V. Fitch, sent as proxy TO vote the
stock of the city of Little Rock at the
recent election Of directors at Hope
field, made a verbal report to the
council on Friday night, Of his mis-
sion, though it did not appear in the
printed proceedings. He stated that
on his arrival at HOpeheld, it appear
ed that Judge Reeve, Of the Pulaski
County Court, whose duty we believe
it was to vote the stock Of the county
at the election, had failed, for some
reason, to be present. If he had been
present the Arkansas and private stock
would have been within four votes
of a majority, and might possibly
have ruled out the Epperson stock and
controlled the election. The right 10
vote it was questioned, but it was adj
mitted. The reports of the officers OF
the company Corporations for the past
year We're received and ordered print
ed by the board Of directors, which
was composed of the same members
named in our telegcaphic dispatches q
few days since. Only one Arkansas
man was elected. We hope that our
Legislature will keep close eye upon
the ecompany in the future and see that
it does not stray far outside Of the re-
quirements Of its charter.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-27

Story, when he made his appearanI
was greeted with Kisses, mingled with
cheers. John Lyle King and John
Van appeared as counsel for the
blondes. Mr.. Story employed no
counsel. After the examination OF
quite a number of witnesses on both
sides, in which were detailed all the
facts of the cowhiding, Justice sum
merfield imposed a fine of one hun
dred dollars each on Lydia Thompson,
Pauline Markham and Mrs. Hender-
son, and ten dollars each
on Archy Gordon and 4. w Eldridge.
Fines were paid. This afternOo~, just
before the commencement of the mat
inee, the Lydia Thompson troupe
were again arrested at the instigatiOn
of Mr.. Story, charging them with
riot. This rendered it necessary to
abandon the matinee, at o'clock, Of
Misses Thompson and Markham, and
Messrs. Henderson, Gordon and FL
bridge. A number of witnesses were
called, who testified to the same facts
as previously. The Court held the
prisoners in five hundred dollars each
to appear before the Recorders Court