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NEW YORK, February 26.-Another
ocean steamship is missing-the Bre-
men steamer Smidt, which left Bre-
men January 20th-she had 29S pas
spneers. Much anxiety is felt about
her.
The National Tobacco Association,
before adjourning, resolved to recon-
mend separate collection Of the tax on
spirits and tobacco, and adjustment
of monthly returns.
A car accommodating twenty per-
sons to-day traversed Broadway Tun-
mel, which is now three hundred feet
long, and twenty-One feet under the
level of the street.
Letters from Ottawa report a stir
ring debate in Parliament, in which
Sir A. u. Gait spoke in favor Of a
change Of government, independence
or annexation, and Hon. Mr. Hunt
ington opposed annexation but fa-
vored a confederation as great step
toward independence.
Tbe Cuban Junta have received the
following dispatch, dated Jacksonville
Florida. February %: The Spanish
winter campaign came 10 a disastrous
end at Naioia, Cuba. On January
| 18th the Spanish retreated to the
towns. Delegations from unarmed
| classes of the Cuban army are begging
! for arms to attack the towns. Ces
pedes has appointed General Quesads
! and Colonel Adolfo Varona TO an i'm
portant foreign mission. They sailed
( from Cuba in the midst of the enc
my's cruisers, and are now at Jack
sonvilie, and viii be in New York
/ some time between the 18th inst. anC
first OF March,"
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.
Ernm PnrfHnaI.


LISBON, February 26.-A steamship
from Rio de Janeiro arrived yesterday,
and states that Lopez was forced to
evacuate Passadera, abandoning his
sick and wounded. He moved to-
ward Brocorca. At last accounts
Count Den was going across the Alpha
river in hopes of intercepting Lopez.
From France.
PARIS, February 26.-It is said
the Emperor is i'll satisfied with his
cabinet on account of their inability
to reconcile the opposite parties in
the Corps Legisiatif, and its tendency
to extreme measures, not sanctioned
by the majority, as instaneed in the
vote on the question of supporting
the official candidates for the
Chambers.
There was a demonstration on the
part of the conscTiptS at Lyons, on
Thursday, but the trouble was sup
pressed without bloodshed. Arch
bishop d. E. Bonald, of Lyons, is
| dead.
Two more editors were arrested for
publishing false news.
From Spain.
MADRID, February 26.-The strug-
gle between the church and revOlu-
tionary parties is becoming more in
tensified. The debate on the PROPOSE
ton to prosecute the Archbishop of
Santiago for treason, threatens to con-
sumo the session of the convention.
The Duke Montpensier, in reply to re
peated newspaper articles demanding
a definition of his position, publishes
a letter wherein he says he has not
been and is. not now pretender to
the thrOne-that in all things he will
follow the will of the COrtes, and that
he IS in no way compromised to any
political party, that he is satisfied to
be a Spanish citizen, and that ne
longs for a definite constitution for
Spain. There have been some Carlist
disturbances recently at Barcelona,
near Albalct, but they were suppressed
in all cases by the civil guards.
From England.
LONDON, February 26.-The news is
meagre, but enough is known to state
that a strike is imminent among the
operatives of the cotton mills at Bal
ton.
the anniversary of the birthday of
Washington, says that though Gen.
Washington was man of narrow
views, neither wise or acute, yet he
would be greatly astOunded at the
! spectacle of affairs at the American
capital now.
The Duke of Richmond has accepted
the Tory leadership in the House of
Lords.
Another splendid game of billiards
was played at the Corn Exchange, at
/ AylesbIIry, last evening, between w.
Cook, jr., and w. DuftOn. Cook gave
his opponent two hundred points III a
game of one thousand points, and
made the unexampled run of one
hundred and thirty-nine points from
the spot, winning easily.
In accordance with the resolution
adopted by the Convention of Cham
bers of COmmeIce, a bill will soon be
brought before Parliament legalizing
the sale of all Wfeals by weight.
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FROM NASHVILLE.
Legislative Proceedings. The Governor tC
Issue His Proc IamatiOn for an Election.

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO MEMPHIS APPEAL.
NASHVILLE, February 26.-House.
A resolution was adopted requiring
the Governor to issue his proclama-
ton directing the holding of an cleo
ton on the 4th Of March, for the pur-
pose Of voting on the adoption or re-
lection of the amended constitution.
He is also required to direct that Off
GERS of election shall have two ballot
boxes, one for votes for the, county
officers and the other for votes on the
constitution.
A bill passed its first reading ex-
empting MANNED soldiers of the late
war from paying taxes.
The House bill repeating the law
Incorporating the Memphis Abstract
Company passed its third reading.
The House bill reducing the license
On billiard tables to twenty-five dol
lars passed its third reading.
The Senate bill to incorporate the
Memphis Water Company and the
bill to amend the charter of Memphis
passed their second reading.
Seaate.-The Senate proceedings
were barren OF interest.
House bill authorizing the Commit
tee on School Fund Fraud to prose-
cute investigation during recess
passed second reading.
The Senate bill relieving Jewish
citizens from performing public duties
on Jewish Sabbath passed third
reading.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH.
NASHVILLE, February 26.-The
Legislature to-day adopted resolu-
ti0ns requiring the Governor to issue
a proclamation directing the holding
of elections to secure a vote on the
adoption or rejection of the
Amended Constitution on Saturday,
26th of March. Persons voting in said
election will not be required to have a
certificate of registration.
a bill to fund the bonded debt of
the State passed the House on its first
reading, and was ordered to be
printed.
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ST. LOUIS, February 26.-In view of
the apprehensions Of hostilities by the
Indians this spring, an order has been
issued from military headquarters to
furnish all employees of the Kansas
Pacific Railroad, from Fort Harker to
the terminus of the road, with arms
and ammunition for their own de-
fense. Small infantry guards are also
to be stationed along the extension of
the road beyond Fort Wallace to pro-
tect working parties. In addition to
this, detachments of cavalry are to be
placed so as TO defend settlers on Sol
omon, Salina and Republican rivers,
to guard against inroads by hostile or
rowing bands. a post will be estab-
lished on Sibley Lake, on Republican
river, Great Spirits Springs, on Solo
mon and Wolf creeks, on Salina river,
between which points the troops viii
patrol. 1t is believed these measures
will prevent any hostile demonstra-
tiOns, and secure peace to the frontier.
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Chicago Items.

CHICAGO, February ga young
man named Chas. Rowan, contiden-
tial book-keeper in the commission
house of G. Hinckley and Co., doing
business IN the Chamber of Commerce
building, has absconded with United
States bonds valued at six thousand
dollars, and two thousand dollars in
cash. He has been in the employ of
the firm for. the past five years and had
borne an excellent reputation, He
had lately been somewhat disssipated.
He left note in his room addressed
to Hinckley, in which he said, "My
brain is cracked; ! cannot stand the
pressure any longer; when you find
me you will learn the quickest man.
ner of death, and l bequeath to you
all chat is left Of me"
An old man named John Holden,
residing at 400 West Randolph street,
this morning took dose of liniment,
suppOsing it to be some other medi-
cine, and died in a short time. The
iniInent he swallowed contained
about an ounce of belladonna,
The trial Of Lydia Thompson and 6
portion of her troupe of blondes, took
place this morning at the Armory in
the presence Ofan immense audience
embracing all CLASSES. When the
blondes made their appearance they
were received with lively cheers, Mr.
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Tho Murderer Of GreenwaId.

HAVANA, February 26.-Advices
say the murderer Of GreenwaId is one
Of DeROdas' guides, named Bars or
Bart.
Advices from Curosa state that the
order Of the King Of Holland for the
expulsion of some Venezuela revolu-
tiOnists, which was suspended in con-
sequence of the opposition of the
people, is to be enforced.
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RICHMOND, VA, February &c.
The House passed the enabling bill.
This legalizes the acts of military ep-
p0intments to offices since the State
was admitted. 1t provides that places
shall be filled by appointments of the
Governor. When the bill passes the
Senate it will furnish the Stake with
new officers as fast as they can be ap-
pointed by the Governor.
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On Thursday, March 81, 1870.

In front OF the entrance to the Circuit Court
Building, on Union street, in said city be-
tween the hours Of 10 O'Clock am and 2
O'Clock pm, sell. at public auction, TO the
highest bidder, for cash, the following de-
Scrlbed property or lot OF land, with the an
purTenances thereto belonging. lying and
being situated in the city OF Memphis Ten
nessee, and described in said Deed as follows.
tO-wit: Being the same known on the plan
of the town Of Memphis as lot one hundred
and eighty-fOur ls4l, beginning at point on
the east side OF Main street and the north
SIDE OF 1Oncry's alley, being the hrSt alley
north OF Jackson street, running thence
with the north side of said alley east one
hundred and fOrty-eight feet and six inches
ll4S feet inchesl to an alley; thence north
seventy-fOur feet and three inches IA feet 3
inchesl; thence west one hundred and forty
eight feet and six inches rs feet inches1 10
Main street, and thence south seventy-f5ur
feet and three inches IA feet 5 inchesl tC the
place Of beginning.
The tile is believed TO be good, but convey
only as Trustee.
ROBT. P. DUNCAts, Trustee.
eerUruc q Duuear1- Solicitors fphlf
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The Pacifn Railroad

ST. LOUIS, February 26.-The Mis-
souri, Pacific Railroad Company has
applied to the United States Circuit
Court to have the $25,0 900 bond given
by George Z. Leighton, with Hudson
+. Bridge as security, in their late in
junction against the above road, de-
clared forfeited for the benefit of the
company for damages sustained grow
ing out of their late action.
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Mnrher---Radin.Ii,n,

NEW ORLEANS, February 26.-The
PjcGy1fQe says: ii. Ludlet shot and
mOrtally wounded Capt. Hooe, on the
steamer Kate Kinney, at Alexadria,
on Thursday.
The Central Republican Club elect
ed a number of honorary members
last night, among whom were Grant,
Colfax, Boutwell, and Durant, of Lou
isiana. The names of Senators Kel-
logg and Harris were proposed, but
rejected.
The Legislature has passed the bill
Incorporating the Louisiana and Tex
as Railroad Company. They ask
nothing but the right Of way.
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Remains Of Mr. BurIlnaame.

Boston, February GA cable dis
patch states that Minister Curtin will
take charge of the remains of Bur-
lingame in connection with members
of the Chinese Embassy. The body
is to be embalmed and lie in state at
the American Legation, and finally to
be sent to America in charge of rep
resentatives of both China and the
United States. 1t is said negotiations
were commenced with the Gar of
Russia, and will be completed by
the Embassy, and they will
then return to China. 1t is un-
derstood that Bur4ingame caught a
heavy cold which eliminated in con-
gestive chill, resulting in his death.
VIM. w. Lander, of Salem, was ar
rested to-day on a charge of misap-
preparation of $4,000 of funds belong
ing to the United States while post
master at Salem. Hegave bail.
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"-4AhE
TAMB-BL. ~
18Th, at St Patrisa
Walsh, sir. y. f. LAMB,
to Miss KATE BLESSING, OF L---
The happy couple left the same e.
the r. p. walt for their future home In
sisslppi
A sweet, loved one has left US,
TO join her fate with one
OF MississippPs gallant braves,
Beloved and hOnOred sons.
IT'S hard to part with those we love,
But still, all, such is fate
The purest, truest, dearest one
Was our own darling KATE.
Her friends will ever think Of her
rs of the rising star,
Although her home IS far away
Her name viii never mar.
The love that's cherished for her
By those she's left at home,
VIII still burn brightly as Of yore
memOry's sacred urn. JIMMIE.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

y virtue OF a Deed in Trust executed on
- the 81 day OF October. $50, by Thomas
James TO Newly Gibson and Louisa 4. A.
James TO secure sum OF money therein
named as due by said promissOry aote
mentioned, said Deed being recorded in the
Registers office for the county OF shelby.
state OF Tennessee, in Book No. s6. page I7.
IS and 49; and by virtue of a decree or the
Chancery Court Of the city of Memphis, said
state, appointing me Trustee, vice New0y
Gibson, Trustee, diseased, for the purpose CT
paying the Aforesaid sum OF money, 1 viii
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

HORNSBY-The friends and aeauaintances
OF Joseph Columbus and Jane Hornsby are
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral Of
their son, joseph ScoTT, from their residence,
No. 240 Union street, this SUNDAY after
noon, at o'clock. Services by Rev. DR..
Wheat. Carriages in attendance at residence,
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Capital, One Million Dollars.

LIABILITIES, sll8,654 a.
18TH DIvIDEND, JAEuARY Il, l5'O.
A Dividend Of FIVE % PER CEST- and the
Government Tax mas been declared,
payable on demand
The SECURITY Fire and Inland INSURANCE
COMPANY. with the above record oilers its
Policies on as favorable terms as tncaa OF any
other corr many equally reliable. It's agencies
exist in all Of the principal cities, towns or
villages in the United states.
AZ. HASTINGS, President
w B. BUCKHOUT, Nice-Prest-
NATHAN II AHPTsB, Secret aIy-
w. H. CUNNINGHAM,
Superfntepdent Western Branch, Chicago.
WALKER & EUSIAFHlENn r,
GenI Agents Inland Department, buIialo.
STATE or TENNESSEE,
COMPrRoLLER's OFFICE
NASHVILLE, January 1, lasJ-l
L q. W. BLAC<BURN, Comptroller oil sne
Treasury, do hereby certify That the security
TT,snrance Com pany, located ct New York, ia
rhe state of New York, has produced 70 me
safisfaerory evidence that said Company has
complied with all the requirements oi tne
laws of the state Of Tennessee imposed on
51lsnrance companies; and 1 further certify
rhat h Y. -Vreden0urgh, Agent o. s<lo
Company, has also CCInpliea Win the Is
Gu re1nents Jf the laws OF the STATE, Ia'il'
md provided in such cases.
Wherefore. said Security insurance OOuu
1 many Eas eutkCrity to take risks nd tralisae
/ INC business OF insurance in this state, g
] Nenphis. Tennessee. q. W. BLACkbtisN,
Comptroller OF Tennessee
R.V. yREDEg3URGH, AGENT,
fabi5 Nc. 70 Madison Street.
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TELEGRAPHlC SUMMARY.
siakinn Of the BENJAMIN Butler.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., February 26.-
The schooner Benjamin Butler was
run down and sunk off Watch HiIl on
Thursday night. -Four lives were
lost
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LIABILITIES :

LIABILITIES:
Claims for losses outstanding on lst
January. 1871. ............. .....S lIl s67 50
Due stockholders ON account OF 18th
and 3lst divide ...-.-............... $50 90
CHAS !. MARTIN, President.
A. +. WILLNARTH, Vice-Pres't
u. A. HEALD, Il Vice-Pres'J.
J. II. WASHBURN, Secretary.
GEO. NJ. LYON. Assistant Secretary.
4. b. GREENE, ID Assistant Secretary.
STATE OF TENNESSEE, !
CO1IPTROLLER'S OFFICE.
NASHVILLE January /, 1870
I, g. W. BLACKBURN, Comptroller of the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the Home
Insurance Company, located at New York,
in the state of New York, has produced to
me satisfactory evidence that said Company
has complied with all the requirements Of
the laws of the State Of Tennessee imposed
on insurance companies; and further GER
tify that CARRINGrON MASON, Agent Of said
Company. has also complied with tine re-
quirements of the laws OF the state, made
and provided in such eases:
Wherefore, said Home Insurance Company
has authority to take risks ana ira eFact the
business of insurance in this state, at Mem
phis, Tennessee. @. W. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller Of Tennessee.
CARRINGTON MASON, Agent,
feI3 No. 8 Madison ST., Memphis, Tenn.
=
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REMOVAL.
Notice of Dissolution.

,rsHE 1rm of G.. W. sAULPAw & co. is
this day dissolved by mutual consent, q.
n. Saulpaw, James II. Allen, q. Z. Gates,
Thomas ii. Galloway and Charles Al. McGhee
retiring.
GEO. b. FLEECE and JOHN $. PEETk hav-
ing purchased the interests OF the parties re-
tiriIg. and assumed all the liabilities Of the
said firm on account Of their cOntract with
the Mississippi River Railroad Company ior
the grading, etc, OF said railroad, from "a sil.
phis To CoVington. will continue 10 conduct
said contract under the name and style OF
FLEECE, PERTE & co,
No. 40 North Court street, memphis. Us.
February 20 1870. Ieo@t
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NOTICE.

OFFICE or CHIEF OF PoLIcE,
2l7 SECOND ST., Memphis, Tenn, Feb. 18th. {
A 3 the city has been indicted for allowing
n cotton 10 Obstuct the streets, It has be-
come necessary to remove the same; there
fore, / give notice to all parties who after
this date. allow cotton or other distractions
to remain IN the streets or sidewalks. that
they viii be arrested and prosecuted accord
ing TO law I. W. O'DONNEJ4L.
febg7 Chief of Police.
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Strayed or Stolen.

IN this city. one BAY HORSE and one IRON
| gray MARE HULE-hOrse about B1I
hands high. aged about or years, not in
good order, large feet in front, With old shoes
on in 'front.' mule ~ nandshtgh, 6 years old,
in good order, branded on the left Jaw j., with
each.
Apply at my oflce, sOa Main street, Mem
phiS, Tenn.
fcbT- DIR A WF,CtsON.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Lectures on Science and Art,
dayOsO Hall, 394 Main ST.

A 51rii1EsS vsria5sS Or twenty-five lectures on .t.
ana Pictorial yAifee7 AT iil % Of Physical Science
fe-S,'15' during March. Ami ~ S,.y % t,roi-
Narcb az saliu Oe55oDer, beginning on Fi{rns p
lectures viii BE- iIIS,Sll,,.l;S s,lSq weekly. These
risiis constructed in London a1S ap pl-
ISDISr-lISo'l5, Io5 FroI " The GREAT ITer-,'s.- ~.
tir1s ~ 9i,il VIII De INTRODUCED f9r ~. N y.
rirfo-isiIi sII ne diversified by grand
fegen5s 5lI,l Il5's' 5rations OF popular faie 80
FOR prof Vie,T, Dy she best artists ia E.gro-.,
Il ~, ~ and the Holy LAND. 81 go, -S Ss, IA
describ11J ~ ~ ~ = lenLs etc, VIII be T al
tickets 49, =, Zen zen ABROAD BY Prof Y. -easG1
Si8e,Ie lPSS5Is9S9asl, SO per month. fo MON -
LA lance q cents. Tickets al Y0r-,
3rola- - a. Gnu ~. "a. wade & Co., BOokseIIg-s
1iarl-s & % Jewellers, and Aules Il s5e.r,5,,'
5svoso Block, dain street, fefs-7'
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rr1HE well-knovn property Of Gaines Land
ing. Chtcot county, Arkansas, with ali Its
receiving and forwarding and commercial
privileges; also, lots VIII De leased - partles
O'- A. - - X NJ CAMPBELL
feb22 ct Gaines Landing, Ark.
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And now il is claimed that DR..
Watts made the first rough draft OF
"Shoo Flyp while he was stuying up
for the composition of that other en-
tomological jingle, "HOw doth the
little busy bee.V
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MEMPHIS THEATER.

MONDAY EVENING. February 28th-First
Night Of the SEA OF ICE, with new Scenery
by Mr.. Sbaus; Machinery by IL buchanan
and Jos. Reynolds: Properties by George
Cooke; Calcium Light effect by r T. clarke
Re-engagement Of the charming caueu4-
enne, Miss ANNIE TIFFANY, who viii ap-
pear in the dual role Of . Madam de Las
cOurs," and " Ogarita, the Wud Flower oi
Mexico" ;" In the great sensational drama OF
the SEA OF ICE, supported BY powerful
cast The ucua1 scale OF prices.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR SALE.

IO0 barrels 10 fre-test Coal Oil,
500 boxes Pamela, ROsin and Palm Soaps,
1000 dozen Coal oil Lamps,
200 dozen Coal Oil Burners,
80 gross Coal OIL Wicks,
dozen Tubular Lanterns,
50 dozen other Lanterns,
For sale low to the trade or retail.
@. P. PRESCOTT & CO.,
fab27 No. 40 Jefferson Street
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AGENTS WAITED

Y VFRYWHERE to sell the AMERICAN
u KNITTING MACHINE, the only practical
Family Knitting Machine ever invented.
Price SIS. VIII knit 1000 stitches per min
ute. Address AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE
CO. Boston. Mass. OF St Louis. No. faII
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BR. ~. z. ROGERS.

0D eE 1[lvo 5wEceOn-
Is giving special attention to Surgery and
1 Diseases OF Females. Office hours from IL
am. to ] pm. Odice, No. Z79 Main street,
MeTnulis Tenn. feb9T
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DISSOLUTION.

IHE PASOI4A OIL AND FERTTI1ZER Coy-
PASY has been organized under cbarfsr. nom
the Legislature, and has purchased the mills
and assets OF the Pamela OIL Company. and
assumed all the liabilities OF that Company.
sound Cotton Seed, and to sell larEely of oil
Cake as food and fertilizer
BUSINESS communications should be adj
dressed to the Secretary.
E McDAVIIT, President.
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BROOM'S OPERA HOUSE

Jefferson Street, near Msin-J
CHAs. 81. H. BROoI. Lessee and Proprietor
CHARLEY " lslga manager
Prof. FRANK AEEOLD.--..-Leader OF OrcnestFa
0D en- Ev cry n 4 > Ia z
C,O1IIENCING THURSDAT EVENING
y Sept 3D. with q Mammoth Company.
The entertainment to consist OF y egro Ni--
streIsv- songs and Dances. Fancy Dances. hsl-
lads Duets Quartstts, Es1travag2nzs-85 Bur
Iesoues. PantOnimes aud FarceS.
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SD SEMl-ANNUAL STATEMENT
HOME
COMPANY
OF NEW YORK,
0fiCe, R0. l35 Broadway,

showing the Condition Of Company Jan. i, 4
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MARRIED.

SSIEG-On the evening Of the
Church, by Rev. Father
N Carson's Landing.
his city.
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CINCINNATI, February 26.-Flour dull; fami-
ly, 50 25G5 so. Wheat, 81 O8g1 10. Corn, prime,
75974c. Oats, 5l954e. Rye, sOgS5c. Barley
middling. Tobacco in good demand at full
prices. Whisky, 95c. Pork, 81 90. Bulk
meats-shoulders. l0Ac; sides, l4A9H4c.
Hams, lSt9l9c. Lard, l454gl5c. Butter 30sSjc.
The New York herald., 1870-05-04

ITO RENT-FURNIsHED, AN ELEGANT VILLA, ON
Todt Hi Staten Island, with 20 ground, laid out
in lawn gardens walks and drives excellent stable,
conveniently arranged with gas. bathroom, billiard
and all modern convenences magnificent water and land
scape view. Apply to s. II. SEAMAN, SO West street.
The New York herald., 1870-05-04

ITO LET-AT RAvENswo0D. T. /. TWELVE MIN.
fourth street FERRIES Hunters Point, Cottage OF H.
Is rooms also OF 10 rooms, with STABLE carriage
house largo garden Inquire on the PREMISES - n J. A.
WILKINSON, ~ Front street.
The New York herald., 1870-05-04

ITO LET--HANDsOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS ON
l. second floor, to gentlemen single SUITE for bus
or light housekeeping 4S East Ninth street, west OF
broadway
The New York herald., 1870-05-04

E,OR SALE-wESTERN LANDS. PARTIES WISHING
safe and lucrative bargains In well selected lands low
prices address the undersigned for few days a 40 East
TRireth street. Best city references given. W. j. BAR
NEY OF Chicago President Of National Board OF Real