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Are your bowels oonstipa.sd, Do you have mail.
of faintins. or rushes Of blood 10 the head, 7.
your memory impaired, II your mind oon.,,n,,,
dwelling on this subjectY Do you feel dull listle,s
mopins, tired OF company, Of life, Do you wish to
be left alone, 70 get AWAY frou ev.rvhod,, me-.
little thing make You start or iump, i, your .,.e,
brok.. or re.,le,,, I, the ,r.,-s ., xo
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you enjoy yourself i'm ,oc,etv a, vail, M v,n -
sue your business with the same energy, no Won
feel a much conndenc. in your.en, Ar. ,ou, ,,r.
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20, do not lay II to your liver or av,nsn.,. H.v.
yos restless nights, Your back weak. vou, .,...
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hAnt. energetic, per,everipe. .uees..s,, ,,.,,
men are always those whose senerstive organ, ar.
in perfect health, You never hear inch MAJ,
'-'A VI 49, hhes arc never afraid they
cannot succeed In business they don't become sad
and discouraged they are always polite and pleasant
In the company OF ladies', and look You and them
right in the fsce-none Of your dovncast looks or
any other meannes about them. do not mean
those who keep the organs inflated By running TO
cess. These viii not only ruin their constitution.
but alse those they DO business with or for.
How many men, from badly cured diseases, from
the enee" Oh ssh-aouss and excuses, have brought
'nA' A's OF WEAKNESS In th''' organs that has
reduced the general system % much to induce a.
most every other disease-idiocy, lunscy. ,.r.,v,.
form Of disease which humanity b heir to, sad the
real cause q the trouble SCARCELY ever ana
have doctorsd Tor Ill but the right one.
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RI WIN. L. WALL 3 CO. Auctiousers,
y New Marble Building,
Nos 900 and 902, southe asst cor Fa ave. and 9th 1t
TRUsIIEv SALE OF THRIE-sIORY BRICK
H9gsE AND LOT ON ST., BEIWEIN arr
- On noHDAY aF ri RsTS April Is, a. s
O'clock. In front Of the pIon,i:es: win sell By
Ac.. &C., all that certain piece or parcel Of Land
known and Described e part Of Lot number CD, in
Square number (5l5), on X street, between eth and
9Th streets. and corner Of an alley, improved by
three stery Brick House.
Terms OF sale are: One third CASH balance in and
Il months, with interest, 70 be secured by deed Of
trust on the premises sold. All conveyancing and
revenue stamps at purchasers cost. A deposit Of
S2O will be required the property IL sold
NEHEMIAH H. MILLER, Trustee.
WIN. l.. WALL CO.,
mh3l lChronicleI Auctioneers.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
account of the rain until THURSDAY, April 1lst,
at 6 O'Clock. By order Of Trustee.
apl9 WI. WALL co, Aucts.
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, -f
- Auctioneers and Real ESTATE Brokers
No 319 Southeast corner Of Seventh and streets

GkEEK, in wxsHiNSfoH C6GNTI, d. 9.
- By virtue OF deed Of trust dated September
ol1h, A. D. 1853, and daily recorded In Ljber n
- E92 folios as, &C., one q the land records in
auction, on THURSDAY, the INST day Of Asrii, A.
D. lQ0, At the hour OF p m. on the premises part
Of tract ofland known a" Resurvey New Seat, ~
fronting on the Broad Branch road, sbout and .
half miles northwest OF Peirce's Mill. between said
mill and the country residence Of Jeseph b. Brad
ley Eeq - In Washington county, B. c., containing
six and one half acres more or less.
This property 10 desirably located for Q market
garden, having . small stream Of water ruaning
through II, and q very fine spring ON the place.
Terms: One third cash; balance in one and two
years, secured by deed Of trust on the premises.
80 down on day Of sale.
A. @. p. SHOEMAKER, Trustee
apl2-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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VY GREEN WILLIAMS,
u Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers.
Southeast corner Of It'll and d streets.
HREE.STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
FRONTING ON NEW YORK AVENUE, Be
TMEEN 6TH AND 5TH STREETS WEST,
NEAR THE NORTHERN LIBERTY MARKET
AT AUCTION.
- On MONDAY, the 18th instant, at O'Clock
E. p. m, we shall sell, on the premises, the east
Al6 feet front OF Lot No. IL, in square 45I, with
the improvements, consisting of ten room Frame
alley. .lrG-.It "a .
Terms: One half cash; balance 6 and IL months
deed OF trust on the premises All conveyancng and
Revenue stamps at the cost Of the purchaser. 300
down on the day et sale.
apaOd GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.

ID lsuccessors to James G. Mcclure { Co..
southwest corner Penns. avenue and nth street.
SUPERIOR H0gsEHoLp FURNITURE, ONE
a .. q ?! sA sfHSsISS nossue, April asa,
sE$s i "a y s!:sSlgssE ss'Ist;s: & S SsE
T:$: s:sS one ''' S5oPSS az
tpzl Y Auctione RS.
RI GREEN wILL!AMs, Aaetiopesr..
LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
"A On WEDNESDAY,, the 9th inst. a. 10
the .e.tS side
lsih and 7th streets west, q lot Of Household
Mattresses, Weather Pillows
Extension Tables. Cooking Stoves
Mating, Crockery,&c.
seai,d ~ GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Aucts.
RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs,
~ Southeast corner seventh and ID sts
TRUSTEES s ~ h1 q tJ IMfSsvED PROPER
- BY, BY virtue OF deed Of trust bearing date
The I.sa Sss.rd. of &..Siesson so%esy Il
i ,hs and No + folio a. and ~ drscioe q
on the premises on sarGRDxg Aps qps
s es o M No. Of 70
~ subdivision Of square No 3De beginning for the
same on the northeast corner of said lot No. ~,
thence running west Is feet thence north 80 feet to
10 feet alley thence east along the line Of said alley
Terms Of sale: One half cash; balance in and II
months with interest secured by deed 81 trust on
the property. 91o0 down when the property Ia
struck of. Stamps and conveyancing at cast OF
pnrchaser. III the terms are not complied with
serves the right to resell at purchasers rsk and
cost. P. A. OARNEILLe. Trustee
spA-dts GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
~THE ABovEsALEI Is POsTPONEDUNru
SATURDAY, April 3Oth same hour and place
By order p. A. DARNEILLE, Trustee.
ap2l GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
by COOPER Latin Mr., AuctioneSrs,
III 70 laspa Init n ~,
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| NITID STATS PArENr OITlCB,

EITLD STATES PATEHT OFFICE,
On IN. ,..,,,onM e p; 2, ARrl !. ~,
dlsto.n, Conn, praying for the ext s2t.nsscS q % !
Essss, s.:1t:a 70 hin "a shs !sth a.y % JOY -
1t n ordered that the testf1ony q IT, caas b
slossd on The hth day q ysss nsxt; that tho tine
limited 20 the 9th day Of une next, and that said
Petition be heard On the sd day o. june next.
- - n 49, SAN GEL 8. USHER,
ap 6-laWoW ga- Ou0misioDer Of Patsatp.
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10y COOPER LATlMER, AuctIoneers,
- Successors to Jas e. Mcclure 4 CO..
Southwest corner Penn q avenue and llth street.

A SUPERIOR COLLECTION OF BOOKS AT
AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, April 2lst, 1870, at u O'Clock,
shall sell q superior collection Of Miscellaneous
Books, belonging to the late Chas w. Boteler and Q
member OF the Argentine Legation. Many Of the
Books are elegantly bound and all in fine preserva-
ton.
Terms cash. COOPER LATIMER
sPl36 TRepub.1 Auction ears
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OOutnWeW corner fenn avenue ana llth street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE DINING
y sTREsT. BETWEEN NiNTH AND
TENTH STREETS, IN WASHINGTON CITY,
a By virtue Of deed OF trust, dated the 18th
Nj DAY OF February. 1870, and recorded in Liber
~ Ne. COS, folio ~, the undersigned will sell
HVat public auction, on THURSDAY, the list
day Of April, 1870, on the premises, at ten
O'Clock, the following articles in schedule marked
Il" A" accompanying said deed Of trust:
Is Round Oak Tables
- Cane Bottom Chairs
Range and Fixtures
Cooking Stove aud Fixtures
Steam Table and Fixtures f.
Marble top Washstand
b Linen Table Spreads
l6 White and Red do
81 Napkins
3Show Cases and Counters
Large quantity Plated spoons and Forks
Plated Casters, Knives
Large quantity China and Glassware.
Together with many other articles needed in o
dining saloon. :
Terms cash. +. X. ALLEN, Trustee
apl1 ,l9dD COOPER LATIMER, Aucts.
1.-THE ARCVE SALE Is POSTPONED
and place. f. K ALLEN, Trustee
ap2l COOPER & LATIMER. Aucts.
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LIMITED STATES rArIsJ 2FrIol,

UNITED STATE. .sI s.rasbS 9 3, rIsSSla MO-
On the Istitio. % sADY D; BOZ IS, Of PM
deceased, praying fos the extsnsioa Of Q patent
gr:nied tS ths ssta barritt boyss On TIE n day
for Sewing Machines:
Il |. ordsrsa thss TIE tsstinoey IN tAe eass y
time fer Cling srgunents snA r. kx.minerS report
be limited 70 the lse Say g July next md that ~
: Any Derroa nay opeoes tie exss1s!oa.
- e-laxsw Oonnisioaer q Pstsuu,
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RlY THOs T. wAGGAMAN,
- Real Estate Broker and AuctSoue~r
Sl9 It'll street, oppo4ite posf CTu>~

HRRoyHp REeRERI! AT AUCTION ON
NINTH SIkEET, ISLAND, SETwEEN d
- on FRIDAY, I'D Of April, at S O'Clock, I
~. shah o5er at public auction, en- the premises
1the south two Brick Houses, on 9Th street, be-
tween ID and 3, nine rooms each.
Terms; One-third cash; balance In 6, II and Is
months, All eonseyancine at purchaseris cost. To
piled with. 9lso down on day Of sale.
epIo-0 THOS. u. WAG0AMAN, Auek.
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NV .I III ht osssAL.l LIE
sA ss .ssssss2IssaE!gAf, AkkssbbASDs'
LOAN OFFICES.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
,.,. ... IL s.sf hG si. 22..ss.Or. "a
Dol 9gf eoors north Of Pennsy ivaufa svspss
hvBkkI FULTON q co. loon money -. -
kipos o. coilste rails at the lowest market rstss
o1y 0ensnen Lean once In the District. les e.
A ,C9IEEs kEw LOAN OFFICE, ~
loaned on Watches, yeveiry, bismonds - q
wearing Apparel, md Merchsndise Of sil Sssc,sS,
aoos, on We most lfeersl terms. fss6
CHA1LEs HERzBERGs LOAN OFFICE,
" lIsIABLIsHKp 1ss2J
Ss1 o STREET EORTH,
befWeon ~ and 9th streets, (mmediatsly IN rear q
National HOTEL
Aonsy loaned In al sums on Watches, Dianoads.
eWslry. eilysrWars, W earina Apparpi fur- -
}lts,s ed nsrsh..dis. q svsy Ssc1pt,s
eeeunG ana yust treatment rSfer 10 reuedeua q
sst ~ hot ecensStsa Via sny saaiiar sstneiisA-
f... 1S.a o ...... f EaDast4 rS
- nssess, DtaAond1, vsschss,- Dry 0eods. ISf-
- 49, e. lstes - for ne -.
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ID A. RAHNESTOCE,S
RMIFU Z.


Why h Il that % many children die under TIA ses
Of Eve ysarsf That . large proportion OF childrea
die under that has long been subject Of rsark
end without saStdactory cause ssosrtainsd. &c u
certain.
Also, IL b known that worms exist In TIE h,~s>
system from IL earliest infancy: therefore parsuts
especially mothers, Who are noes ooustantiy Win
their chldrso, esanot Be too observing a ths Ara
symssesus II wsrSss; for % surely - thsy exist,e
sAHILY AND CERTAINLY ia
removed from the NOS D1kIcATl IAFANr. By
the timely use OF -.-A -
=. 4. FAHNEsfOCK's vERMIrueE.
Il IL perfectly harmless, contains no Mercury,
PURELY vI0EfABLI O0nPOsI1IOH. -
II 10 CHILDRRN OF ALL AGES, - =,
,..sn. &: s: O.. 40, & %. ne
hsys ben Hs..fsesfTFsa ~ oys. TIE SsSatry, 6St
-: g sses IA +
vog daiiy. Ilf y. : .i--7-'T' = :.
1854 CAUTION. s 900
ssss.a Co., $3.50, sss.ir; y. e RSssh.:. 2, A.
see thss the initiab sFs D. 4. This q tie srtieis
FAvoRABLY KNOWN SINCE 1879,
And purchasers must tnsist having Il, n they a
not wish TO have IN imitation forced Spon then.
Schwartz = HAsLKff,
= ...-- soaxsaLI 1s eaIe.
B.A. FAHNEsrOCKv Bon CO..
SOLE PROPRiEr0RS. esq
e1-eoa1Nl PITTSBUR0, PA.
sr.rsr.} sH pissssn s, :i..s md ccIors. Ira
~ Ar MARGHIrIxH
r.rm, esss SIS III strsst, bssvssa b ed & sts.
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ADDRESS

ODOAsAo
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II HE
COLUMBIA YEAST POWDER,
COMPOSED Of the most Healthy Ingredients, being
free from all injurious drugs.
- SOLD BY ALL GRoCERs in the City.

WARRINGTON, D. O., Sept. a, 1913.
an fully acquainted with the constitution Of the
Columbia Yeast Powder. The proportions are we'll
adapted fer the sncisnt raising Of the dough, and
consider II IN Improvement UPON existing ysast pow
asrs. THOMAS AHTIsxLL, n. D., Chemist.
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- AANUBAOTORY-sl8 K STREET, BE-.
TWEEN erH AND s1H. mhas-ln
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
WASHINGTON, GEoRaETowN, AND MOI
" FOLK STEAMBOAT LINZ

STEAMBOAT LINES.
w FOLK sTExHBokT IfSE. NUE.
IheS pet 6r ss fin irs f. s:..
, ls1i, .. w peI ,s ( INNING fegs
f%ss Pint FsPi ISs
s Esrp SPs sI.Iy lSRsbif .Is FFiSSTfs
Ton sTEAHERs' and Freight Win Be vs ray s sY
q Lor more extended inf0rms .ion apply TO jana. L.
.ndrs Ssnns aos sSros s,
Ss ON Ss S ssspr. G and Se
sE0S 5sl fhasf st. EH s s.s :ss;
Washington, d. G., April, $50. spiSa
Hol FoK THE WISHING SHORES
The Fast and stauneh Steamboat @. r. SMITH,
captain JoHN m ARTIS, will leave the -N
S STh 4 NJ ,eS' & .s,sPiS ;i,s
q for d. .hf ff Z ssssgs
nsicn narsh. as Ions. and SsSo ss!t rs.srs
sunday. win leave s P Brown 4 sSSs wharf ., ~
O'Clock IN the morning
rRS iIrinsr i Mo ina, apply Q" BIsnoE
BROWN a w '"e TOO :. -r.v.nfh street, and ). y.
:, yon. At seventh street wharf. mhsu
eI'oR MOUNT yKRNoS.
The steamer ARROW, Capt. Thomas stsckpo,s,
, ee her wharf, foot Of 9TH street, ~
sa MI; lsrcsgt Sundays st o. m,
al MOInT VERNON, touching Of
s I 1narA lorts foote and W sshinrtou N srh~1
"a nc hite House and Lone, Va, returning =
JAMES SYKES, eenT SUIT,
eeH-d Omoe-wfiArds HotsI.
VlEBCHANTs' LINE OF sTEAMsHIPs
BETwEKN
WASHINGTON AND HKw YORK.
Hereaitse, the Fine steamshsps - O. KNIoBY
yOhS SabsOh and VALLEY CITT, Of 49,
tne ZhkCHANIs LINE, VIII make 15F(
f8kk, '' aIs sses Sir; be,ss.s
GEOkaEToWN, :. follows Lss1. Sfw srossSss.
IRON Per ~ East river, every WEDNESDAY 81
sysri sosbAf and r 81 i S - H
u!or further information apply &c h p A DEE
Ia, AGENT, once and wharf foot OF High strest.
yeosessown, or q ths corner Of uth street Moo
s11l.a Nv. THOMPSON. President.
NV s1f rIaoss.IL Iss
VA MxsHIsaToa, AND AApsA
GEORGETOWN, DO.
Iegular salins day from IL north <oS
wnsNs' fhiisdelphis, SATURDAY,
,ff,c. % wsssr street. Georsst0v.. wEDIno-
Freight reserved q aay time.
Apply TO HYDE TYLER. eS water sersaa.
0soreetown, d. @. n. ELDRID0k a 90, AIsI-
endrie,va. WI. CLYDE co., IL North whsrvs1.
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-MORROW.

RI COOPER 4 LArIMER, Auetionesrs.
SSuecessors to Q. Mcclure Co:J
oootnwesf corner Penn. avenue md Ilfh street.
LARGE SALE OF ExTRa CHOICE FRENCH
6NSLIsH AND AMERICAN CONSTANT
SShhVVonn iS k0SEs. COMPRISING BoUR
LII NOS, PEBPEIUAL CLIMBING PLANTS,
.SSGSrrViihsi ORNAMENTAL sHRUBs, Or
- On FRIDAY MORNING, April a. 100, ut II
% clock, at our anction reDms Ne shaII sell A
superior collection Of the above plaufs
apS-n COOPER { ESAfnIS MtEsR s hSsss
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AUCTION SALES.


Df wM L. WALL q CO., Auctioueers.
ID New Marble Building. No zoe and SO9,
Corner an street and Peunsylvania svenue
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EIsHING TACKLE
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT In
THE DISTRICT.
The lovers Of this beautiful and manly sport are
invited to examine our stock Of
Rods, Bamboo, japan and q ,mmon Reed,
Jointed Rods, three, four and six joints,
Cane Rods.
Hooks, Of the Kinsey, Aberdeen, Limerick,
Reels Of the most app red kinds in use.
ALSO,
Lines Of silk, Grass and Flax,
Floats, Shakers, Leaders, Bait,
Boxes, Bake Tackle Books,
Dip Nets, &C., &c.
All Of which are offered at gold prices BY
apis Nv Pennsylvanis aven ne and 10th street
The New York herald., 1870-08-21
A home FOR ARTISTS.

The New Belvldere House. at the corner Of Fif-
teenrh street and Irving place, where Christine
Nilsson and Marie Seebach Will stay during their
visit to New York, was opened few days ago under
the management of Mr.. Joseph Wehrle. The estab-
lishmeni is fitted up in novel and gorgeous STYLE
the dining hall and Office being foored with mosaic
or the most beautiful and varied kind brought ex-
pressly from old Roman quarrles In Italy. The
rooms, eighty In number are mostly arranged e's
suite, and every room In the house Is fitted WIN the
new electric telegraph apparatus, by which each
occupant not only announces at the ofice the num-
Der of mis- room, but exactly what he requires 10 be
supplied to it, or such attention ~ he DESIRES thus
avoiding the delay OF "be boys" The lighting OF
the house is Of the most brilliant description. The
method OF the New York Oxygen Gas Company,
under the process or M. Tessie du Motay so
eminently successful in Paris, being employed viz,
gas at the point Of consumption in the burner OF the
ordinary street gas tol which only trfing quantity
Is used) the effect Is pure white light OF uneXam
pied brillancy, which creates revolution IN gas
illumination. The effect is somewhat of the calcium
or magnesium order. The special feature OF this
house Is that a large proportion OF It's guests are
artists from the musical and theatrical world.
Nearly every operatic singer OF note residing In the
city may be found here, and for vionists and
pianlsts their name is legion. Within its walls more
engagements are formed for the opera than perhaps
II any other house in America II has complete
little theatre OF It's own in miniature, in which opera
and spectacle are given at Christmas. This is called
the Teatro Wehrle and Is managed 'by the clever
artist from whom n derives its name. Altogether,
the Belvtdere House Is feature In Its line and the
Mecca or the pilgrims Of yucd0m-
The New York herald., 1870-08-21
ARREST OF 4 DIAMOND B3CA EH.

"ISiilyo Braadan Again in TreubIe-iIe En-
denyors to Negotiate tae sale of Taiiors,
TRIMMINGS.
One william ID. Brandon who&las frequently Gc
ured in the police courts and who has an ollice as
diamond broker at 7os Broadway, was brought be-
fore Justice Cox, at Jefferson Market, yesterday,
when the following facts were brought TO light
Some time since a stranger called at the store OF
Martin Il. Bates h Co. s3 Mercer street. aud pur.
chased three hundred and odd dollars worth Of
tailors' trimmings, and rendered in payment
therefor a check on the Ninth National
seDted at the bank 1t was found to be worthless.
no such man AZ Johnson name given by the
swindler) having an account there. Information
at given to the police, ana detectives Dunn
and Giynn, of the Eighth precinct, went to work
the case.
ON Tuesday night they arrested two men named
James A. Christie, of No. S33 Eighth avenue. and
Thomas r. Benton, OF No. 1856 Washington street,
more to find out, through them. the fellow who
.'shOved' the check than because any suspicion al
tacned to Benton or Christie. Samples OF braid
similar to that which was bought OF Martin f. Bates
were at one time IN the possession Of Benton. who
keeps store for the sale OF talors trimmings at So
Lispenard street. He got them from Christie (who
Is general speculator with particular biislness
and Christie, In his turn, got them from Brandon.
Brandon when questioned AT Jefferson Market yes
ternay, by Judge Cox, said that man came to him
III the ordinary course OF business. and asked him
10 lind customer for them. In a few days after
the same mau turned np again and re-
Brandon complied. Now, leaving ont the
fact that the who first offered the goods called
twice at Brandons place, and is known TO the latter,
II seems passing strange that a diamond broker
who, according 70 his own account, knows nothing
at all about ,ailors' trimmings should take samples
ana endeavor to lind customers for the goods.
As nothing could be proven against Christie or
Benton, they were discharged. On the whole the
case bears very suspicious aspect for Brandon.
and If the police keep sharp eye on 70S Broadway
they Will be toleraDiy sure TO find that the guilty
party Is frequenter OF that establishment
Brandon is the Broadway jeweller who purchased
Mrs. Freigh's diamonds from Paddy Ryan. and
Judge bowling, time since, put him under
SIS, 900 bail for his connection With some stolen
counterfeit bonds.
The New York herald., 1870-08-21
TIE N;NTa GEalMENr.


The Ninth regiment, Colonel James Fisk, Jr, COM
manding took its departure for Long Branch yes
terday. The regiment left the armory about nine
O'Clock, headed by the Colonel ana stad, mounted
Prince Erie rode splendid sorrel and sat in the
saddle as gracefully as Though he had come fresh
from H3genau's bloody field All along the line OF
march crowds assembled TO see The warriors or and
on the arrival OF the command at the wharf whence
by boat they left for their encampInent they were
greeted with rousny cheers from hundreds OF their
friends who had cong egated on the pier to bid them
good speed. The regiment never appeared to better
advantage and marched splendidly. There were
ten companies, OF seventeen nles front. The fun
band ana drum corps OF the command accompanied
the boys and every body appeared 10 be In the
best OF spirits. huge brass cannon, with caiss0n
attached, was taken To the Branch by the men, ana
is INTENDED To be the sunrise and sunset Indication
for The ciil.
The New York herald., 1870-08-21
Arrival cr tisc (saliunt Ninth Regiment nj
fHng ErancI.


LONG BRANoH August 21, 1870.
The great event OF the day, OF course has been
the arrival or the Ninth regiment With the exceD-
tl0n OF being sDout haf an hour later than the
expected time, which was said To have been caused
by delay in starting from the city, the regi-
mentS coming was exactly In accordance
with the programme announced in my yesterdays
letter. tnat is TO say, 1t came up special train
and went Immediately into camp. large crowd
was waiting aJ the depot many curious to see the
regiment, and al specially curious TO see Colonel
Jim Fisk, Jr IN the full panoply OF his regimentals
on horseback ut its head. 1t must be said that the
regiment made It's advent into Town In the most un-
exceptionaDle style; that the band and drum corps
played uneXceptionaby; that the Colonel, although
this being the first DAY Of his appearance with the
regiment, rode unexceptionaoly; that his STAFF made
up by the way. wholly of "Erie Railroad boysn
handled their seeds alike uneXceptionably; that
the Officers acquitted themselves unexceptionably
and that the men marched with unexceptionabie
military precision. The camp, moreover, was In
uneXceptionable order 'and, last and least OIi-
GERS and men were, Without exception, pleased
when they got into IT,. They felt like resting and
taking matters easy, and did Their reception
has been pleasant one, and 1t remains wholly with
themselves 10 continue their visit a most pleasant
termination.
The New York herald., 1870-08-21
ARGENTINE REPUBLIC.

Lopez JOrdan's Latest Achieyemcni-lie
Captures the Capital OF Enfro Rios--Oat-
RACES the Inhabitants.
BUENos AYREs, July IL. 1870
Lopez Jordan, at the head OF 1900 men OF
ALARMS and fifteen pieces OF artillery, surprised
aud captured, after stubborn resistance the
nourishing port OF Eucarnasion capitaI or
the province OF Eutre Rios giving the city up to hjs
sOdlery FOR sacking and outrage. He captnred
go prisoners, and Is reported to have put them all
10 death Milne and other Argentine leaders were
capture was doubtful.
The New York herald., 1870-08-21
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

Ninety privates now in confinement ac Alcatraz
Island, California, under sentence OF general
court mnrtial have been transferred to the general
military service
Assistant Surgeon Marsh has resigned. Lien.
tenant Wauds, al his own request, is hOnoraby dis
charged from the service with one years pay.
Assistant Surgeon Marsh mas resigned. Lieu
tenant Wands, at his own request, Is honorably dis
charged from the service with one years pay.