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Bucnu.
| From DSDeasdiory or he Caiiei states.
DfosMA CRENATA-BUcHU LEAVES.
Denomination odor is strong, dGusve and
s,"vhai aromatic their taste bitterish, and analogous
mint.
gently stimllaat vih scular tendency To th, Tn.
nary Organs
They are given in complaints OF tao r.'rsry ORGANS.
such as Gravel Chrome Caarrh OF tho Blade. Morbid
Irritation ofthe Bladder and Urchra, Disease OF The
Prostate Gland, and retention Incontnence fUrne
nom loss Of tone in the parts concerned in s cvacu
alton. The remedy has also been recommended in
Dyspepsia, Chronic rheumatism Cutancous Affections
and Dropsy.
HELMnoLr's ExrRAcr BtcUu Is used by persons
from the ages rs to D. ami from IS to a or IN the de
e1ne or cn''s' o. IKE; after Confinement, or Labor
Pains Bst.Ue,ut; III children.
In affections peculiar to females. tho Extrac. Buchu
sunellAlled oy any other remedy as IA Chcioss or
Ret'a'ion Irregl'arlty Palafaues or suppression Of
Customary Excavations. liberated or slArrous State
OF the Uterus LeecorrhGa, OF Whites
DISEASES or THE BLADDER kidneys, CRAWL. AKIN
DRorsicAL swELLISGs.-This medicine increases the
power OF Digestion. and exetes the Ahsorberts into
healthy action, by which the watery or Calcarcous de-
positions, and all Unnatural Eulargcmonts arc reduced
as well as Palu and Inflammation.
HELNBoLpS EXTRACT Brcuu has cured every case
ofDnbetcs in which It has been given Irritation OF
the Neck OF the Bladder, and Inflammation OF the
Kidneys liberation OF the Kidneys and Bladder, Re.
tenon ofCrnc, Diseases OF the Prostate Gland stone
in the Bladder. Calculus Gravel. Bhck Dust Deposit
and Mucus or Milky Discharges aud for enfecbled and
delicate constitutions. OF both sexep attended with the
following symptoms; Indispositon to Exerton. Loss OF
Power Loss ofMemory, Drncuity OF BREATHING Weak
Nerves, Trembling, Horror OF Disease. waketi,rcss
plmness Of VISION Pain In the Back. Hot Hands, ush.
ing ofthe Body, Dryness OF the Skin. Eruption on
the Face, Paid Countenance. Universal Lasitude Of
the Muscular System. &c.
HELNBoIDs EXTRACT BUcHu is Durctic and Blood
Purifying, and cures all Diseases arising from habits of
dissipation. excuses and imprudences In life mpuri
tics OF the Blood sc, supersedng Copalba in affections
for which 1t Is used such as Gonorrha Clients of on
standing, and syphlnc Afections-in these diseases
used in connection with HELNBo1p's RosE WASH
Sold by all Druggists ana dealers everywhere Be- |
ware of counterfets. ASK for Heimbold's Take no |
other PRIoE-ti25p per bottle or bottles for $3.50.
Delivered to any address. Describe symptoms in all |
communications.
Address H. T. HELMBOLD, 5oi Broadway, NY.
NONE ARE GENUINE UNLESS DONE UP IN
steel engraved wrapper with fac-simile Of my Cheml
cal Warehouse. and signed
II. T. HELMBOLD.
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BIYKING AND TINIyCIII.
LOAN OF THE CIE>ArEAE. AND ONO
RAILROAD CO.

LOAN OF TIE CIESArEAEa AND ONO
RAILROAD CO.
The advantage aud attractions OF til. Loan ioi
inye-t.Dent purposes ar, many auI Important.
a. Il is ua-,J urAa oae Of the rr,a. Through
Line, between ile s,aloaIl and the West.
2l The secudy is already created, the er,..,r
part Of uc line being in successful ru.n.ns ore.
ration.
a. The local traalc, from ,'c ulriya,ed arrIcu,.
tural regions and iron AMI c,- d.rc.l,. adjacent.
'rret '" o. '-" ana profitable.
a. The La'ersr.sc receives imfor.an. CONGO.
stems and privilege u7l TIE -,.-l,-r r-a.. ai.,l
Wet Virginia.
o. I,.s under TIE Dara-,a.oaJ q. oe.u,a: sa.
woilkUo0n caIl;sh-is, whose names are guarantees
Of it. cry coa I,,.,on ana cc,,.,u! operation
o. Tic Bonds cln he lad either in coupon or
registered form; they nave thr:y years to run, both
PRINCIPAL and interest being payable in gold
a. They are Of denominations Of Slojl, $50.
ana iiCo, bearing interest at the rate Of six per cent.
in coin, payable May and November /.
From our intimate acquaintance with the affairs
and condition of the Company, we know these Sc.
ouriues to be peculiarly desirable and suitable for
sale employment Of surplus capital and funding Of
Government Bonds, by investors, Trustees Of F..
ta'es, and others who are not disposed to assume
speculative risks but who prefer absolute security
with reasonable Income.
Holders Of United States Fiye-Twen.ies are en-.
aoed to procure these bonds bearing the same rate
OF interest and having LONGER period to run. and
to realize a large Increase OF capital in addition.
PHee 30 and accrued hterest IN currency
rahphle's' maps, and full information furnished
on Application FISK Is HATCH,
Nassau street. New York.
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REAL ESTIrE TRINSicrIoNs.

Mcssrs. Z. II. Ludlow 4 Co. soil house and lot
WIi; ,a 81 $40 house aud .ot., IA ii.
anu Ivy Washington ST., &glu1, house and Iot 81,
Grand street $1,000 house lot adj SlO 30 house
ana lot sls Cana ST. $1,000 house aud lot az Canal
1t adj $500 house and .ot, l5j First ay. sisOJ
house and lot, III West SSH ST., S2i,5jO
Messrk. Muller, wilkins a Co EolI house and lot Is
W IAN st., $500 :. house and lot $40 W lld 81
tSlW house and lot, 40 Waycrey Place, $il 1000 ;
house and LOT, iyI wayerl.Y pace, fOe house anu
and skillman STE, brooklyn. 10000.
Ness Johnson Miller sold house and lot es
tAO house and lot, u Pit st. &c Ge5 house and lot
~, sonth ST. Nl,iJo honse and lot adj SIS ~.
Mr. A Journey sold house and lot, $50 West 9th St
tS0 house and oi, sq1 West lsth 81, 5000.
Mestrs. Nyikoh a Little sold house and Mot of
land, cor Clinton and Greene ay, t550OO house and
renee st., $500
sec OuI advertising columns.
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THURSDAY, March 2i-FLoUR AND MEAI-Ther,
IrieSs Eeheray steady sales $50 hbs at foI
sUss go;i Sos rs Tor BAKERS nnd family brands do
@Noi9 Ior southern supers SatAS s. 80 Tor do slim
ana anly extras asses 525 for rye Hour; Six
~ - loI corn meal and e. ~ Tor Jersey coarse meal
sthbhlIs-tot,on duh and heavy; middling III.
ihu, <S,tss<sAc spirits turpentne very quict Ros}n
IImef 81 kSu- 80 :! OioT strained Petroleum-Refned
iuel at k@!c for refined 100 bbls crude sold al
lN; oIls eolns better. NhiskeY HAT, AssqLc TaIiow
tctlNe ana nrnor, Hg1cH{c. Froghts TO Lyerpooi nv
ttcaul, ol Tor wheat and Nd foI cotton We notice a
| at 81. - ''' '''''" WINS ~
GEoo CoGee-salcs $50 bags Rio at 1i1aisc.
fon' ,icr 10 more demand at 5hd6ltc mart for q \.
Iot; Moasses dun and nominal. sugars about
ttVnlH lhl 10 good refining, StG,gkc sales qOO bxs
aug 90 mus refined, l2k for best crushed.
hhAlN .Nh'Al more steady and activpi sales Gg ngQ
push ~ " Vsstl1 tor ko.2 spring. 81 Ia 81 isE Tor
10, 10, ana ~ !S.o fl.A for Western winter tnts
uulli ,stalei b9b'c; Western delivered hsc Darlcv-
nc .t ~ Wv hurh, part common Canada West az ST o.
h4rlty ma quiet Rye entirely nominal, '
o. w OIkN very quiet on the snot hut arm.
el ana ntld 81 $3.50 Tor mess hut Tor future oeveTy
so6A0S satc ueSdtd advance saes 600 bhs mess AZ
s|SN92;' March S659ass6 =, April; sl6Sjs
3S' 9Iu hcIi hnmt nrnl with sales 100 bills at {ls@
BSSs' At La Ior Pckled shoulders aud l5jfc of do
Gsea noss s,eadS a, 2%%lshc Tor city Lard higher
l5c. " ''"'''i anu ~'V '0s' Mhl
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under some circumstances. There IL nothing Of that
now, All IL serene, peace, pure, perfect. NV soul
- nled with love toward all men MY love for the
Bi0e Is powerfully increased, and my understanding
OF II much more clear than II was MY experience
IN prayer is now entirely changed In prayer / now
ma Jesus and realize that am talking with him
SPIRITUAL things Affect me now with new power
r., rms experience was from God Every spiritual
'nflstlan can see this ut once II did come from
,no deNi. by their fruits ye shall know them 3"
~ was not merely frenzy Of animal excitement
INC meeting. that evening was very calm aud unc.
nuuondl. NV disposition Of mind Il naturally Sc.
cate, quiet, void, OF deep excited feeling not easily
aroused In act have found my nature 80 slow 10
re aroused q at I have suffered some IN mind
whether should be able to present truth with SUIT
nccnt Zee ing and power. The first thing was con.
seious o IN the cNpt ricuce was that truth was being
powerfully pros,ntrd ~ my mind Clear views Of
hut came before or into NV Intellect. This truth
Was OF thc most spiritual nature. II was the char.
"cttr oi tlri-t amt God united iu one. The divinity
81 Chrii never DOUBTED ~ was distinctly revealed
To me tIat nl-ht | saw God in Christ / saw the
cH4racrr ~ Col rotctlcl through Curst. Christ
.aN1c. i"Hua imsyc tniarims ana 90 ritual.sts
= brHol THIS ANA won lcr and perish J-sqs Chrisf
but by HIM. VIZ ''"''
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The Newfoundland fhenomenon-Thc Bot
tom Out Of the IInrbor.


On the 18th inst, just be fore the beginning Of
tut -How storm strange noise. similar to that nc
cuMp.nNng the earthquake on the morning of tie
~ o. OcloOcr last was heard by the residents of the
lower end OF Protection street, Carleton the
NOSE aroused many IRON their beds, who on going
doWh 10 TIE harbor found that a startling change
h1u taken pace IN the appearance Of the lana and
was quite dark II couil be seen that the Old Ferry
landing. which should he several feet above water
had vanished. Mo.srs. Littlchale 4 Coram's wharf
better known as CUrm's wharf had nearly dislp'
peaTed. ''' '''"P
A frontage Of several hundred feet in oxtent RIM
ming from the line Of the demolished wharf toward
the b!cak water, his gone down, leaving steep en-
Ddnkment sioptng toward the harbor About mid
way ulohs TINS new embankment, and less than one
uuhdfed leet from II into the harbor, is the place
where tue old ferry landing was. On this spot
soundlngs we're made by MIR. Joseph O'Irien Mr.
Ozark and others last evening, and where the Ola
ballast or reef was the day before rising above the
wafer cghl leet, they found six fathOms Of water
SHOWING htl even so near the shore as that tho bot.
TOM han seuled Just tbrty-twO feet. Near whore
the bottom OF the wharf settled away or where A
moderately sized vessel used 20 ground at low water
thtTe " now between six and seven lathoms at low
TIDE one OF Scssrs Adams's buOys moorod about fonr
or nYe hundred feet from the shore, had disap
peiEed, ana last evening. when the tide was at it's
lowest level the current was lust showing a rinnIe
over the top oft As the tides rise and ian a6ont
thirty feet in -. Johns hurbOr and the chain Of this
buoy hat several fathOm- OF scope II may be in.
lcrrel That the bottom sank much as uine OF ten
lithoms at this point
80 far as could be- Isccrtanel yesterday, after the
bhnllus snow storm subsidized, IL was thought that
at the surface OF the haIbOr bed portion extending
over an area Of perhaps three acres had been nieci.
ca IL would not be surprising H. with the swift
current Of the harbor the breakwater on the east
SIDE would become affected in time
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Court Calendars this Dny.

sr5tsH CouEr citevH PAT llN. esle 900, so sirl
tis Oh 4sgt Solo, 55g 65ds,
$50, tAir, tsss, 6iVs tisl 6sis, 65tt tslt. a..
StfKtNH CuuKL sTTctAL 1GUA,-Nof lie, 49,
"a 20, go, lls, fti vol g5g gs3 l.g. 80, g54f
SttEfNH CpuEr tuAHHHrs-Nti. -, 81 s. loo TO- ioa
l5f Cal, isu.
srrtnoH CovET TsAL TFEN--pari I-Short C,u,ot.-No.
~! Fso, stoo g~', gs ia l@it, 1922, wi, gs
~, .slI, s-8s .l,t, - o.. 2ss1, l5b-.
'aisos iftAs, ILfAL Itr Fart INos. $50 ~? ms, 1895
t l.t 80, l5ls 1885, lea, 1881 lft ifsy 49, l44
i'3 tl. Ill., lt4 i7. Part -Nas. .nl. 1873 1889
li,y. Itl-, l.tI
M.t't trtr Tffst TtHNPa tNo. fGI, &C. ar ~, 'o7
.- las 'T. 49, &c., IA, l4 49, "a, -, a go,
i' ~, &c. .-ol ~ ..,, s!i ,5s COS, 80, 49,
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Meeting orNcw yorl, Ioti.s

=, nc women Of this city are invited to meet the
Managers OF the American omcus Educational
ASSOCIATION, 10 near OF heavy suffering. OF mul.
utud"s OF women which are little rea ICED by
We ifospeIQust aud Hl-D 10 consider various modes
9Insmc which Az women can approve and AID,
those aiming 20 elevate the nonor OF domestic employ.
mehis 10 train woman more highly for her ale nctiye
profession - chcl educator OF childhood ana prime
minister OF me family state and also to prepare her
ENIn lonpfabe Independence m various eriployments
SUITED 10. her sex The meeting will be at stClnway
Hal on Monday, March 2, ~ II O'Clock a. NJ
CAIHAklNk +. BEkCHER,
Sec. Am. Mnm I'd. AshOc.-Ihn.
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Civilizations.
FEMALE sMUGGLERs

4
FEMALE sMUGGLERs
AND
FEMALE CUSTOM HOUSE
DETECTIVES.
PHASE or NEW YORK LIFE ILLUSTRATED
HOW THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Is
DEFRAUDED-AND DEFENDED-BY WOMEN.
| The Mysteries ofthe Revenue Unveiled
|
AN ARTICLE OF AND FOR FEMALES.
SOME CURIOUS REVELATIONS.
Detectives in Pants and Detectives in pettlcoats.
CHIGNoNs AS CfIEATs AND CEfNOLfSE AS A
COUNTERFEIT.
THE SECRETS or THE BOSOM AND THE WON.
DL8s or THE WAIST.
THE GNIEyous INfQUnlEs OF GREcIAN
BENDS.
PRECIOUS sHoEs AND STOCKINGS
How Refractory Ftmininos are Brought to Terms by
Masculine suaf.on.
MONANs MAKEUP As A SMUGGLER FROM
TOR TO 1OE.
FULL EXHIBIT or \ FASHIONABLE FRAUD.
FULLY ILLUSTRATED
in this weeks
DAYS DolNGs,
PUBLISHED TO-DAY.
MAJOR LELAND
MAKES ANOTHER SENSATION!
MAJOR LELAND SHOOTS AN UNKNOWN AssAs.
SIN IN The LEFT ARMi
THE MAJOR, CHARMED WITH HIS PISTOL
PRACTICE, INTENDS TO OPEN
SHOOTING GALLERY.
nON. THEODORE ALIENS
graphic account OF the Majors conflict with the
UNKNOWN ASSASSIN!
For all which, and for other uc ldents in the Majors
life. see the SPIRIT OF THE TINES, ont this day.
Ti'E GERMAN F EySk ~ IHG NEWS.
THE TiksT ISSUE WILL TAKE PLACE
THIS hRiDAi AFTERNOON.
HOTO McfAR LANDS BOOK STORE, Oi1 |
~ Btoadway, near 28d St. There Won Will nnd All ne
=, BOOKS Of the day, ana all the standard works and
---------------------
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As comic witness, Jim Fisk. Jr has proved
within day an immense success. The questions nut
10 him were nnumeTaO'e, but lie was on deck every
tine As me Court was about 10 adjourn Yesterday
hc was asked where he bought hIs hat. "At KSoX's
az adway Hs hats stand the hard knocks better
than any others. There's style about them too and
20 Tor ttyle. Under OF his hats my head fsels
level" We think Jim IL sound idr
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Live stock lInrltet

INV Y0RK Thnr~dny, March 9l-rhcre NO.
nollng dong IN beevcs and, with firm feeling prices
sle c n"n r 9nehangcd Win 20 car loads or s. So
shneSp IectNehh Tue market remains steady and nm.
SlngS" ~ gI m lqr ordinary 70 prime sales
al e.@9llc Hogs were steady and UNCHANGED win
rgeels OF lSl ana several more car loads over due
Two cars o good hogs, ISL ms. ay. were sold M t0ic
4 70, nho vsol lOAc. are the nominal INDICATIONS
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Arrivcd-TnuRsDAy, March

steamship China, Liverpool, mdec ana pass
steamship laiay cite Hayre mdsc, and pass
steamship Fairbanks Wilmington, y C. naval stores
s,GamsIhip siberia Liverpool, md g and pass,
Shlp lrlma Donna, Liverpool indsc.
Bark fANurila, RIO Janelro coffee,
Brig Don QuiXottc, Matanzas sngar
Schr NJ Marrctt BaTacoa fruit.
Also Tue usuai river aud cOastwlse vessels.
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED OUT.
QUEENSTOWN. March 2i-France New York
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Erp GooOs.
CEILING OFF,
our entire stock Of
HOSIERY, GLOVES, UNDER GARMENTS,
oENTlEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
From now till May I, ata reduction OF nom
- TO 30 PER CENT,
on account Of removal TO ~ Broadway.
THE ENTIRE STOCK MUST BE SOLD
RICHARD GREEN,
s15 Canal st.. corner Lnureus
prices BOWS AGAINi Below gold rates
Great sale OF
NOSE. HALF HOSE. GLOVES.
and
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS.
VAN DElLIP TAYLOR
@ ROWERY.
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LtIP-W AENEH-M Harlem on "wednesday,
lich - ~ the Rev. r.. ". Glttt. ". ~. Nr, Asher
am 10 Ms Mary &. warner. all OF Harlem.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MNTATupR ALNANAC-rHIs nav
e"h Iists'''' 90 SUI sets.,,, II MOOl rises q
ui1H WATEE-T.tIs yIv 'N''' ~
saIdJ HOOK. Il Gov island q a Hall dale A "A
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:, n thcTe,s anyIhinE pc get updor the sun,
~ ne that' s' and hnisb the dRilnng spf ng dcis
hat bfuust out Nv kSpFNsJhEID. lis NGeshust.
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Souctu Iloiites.

ON AND AFTER DATE tho chop house &c.
partmcnt OF the Aston House Exchange Will be opes
until midnight Out Of town parties viii mud tho
choicest Of yaud' and prompt ATTENDANCE Entrance
for ladies' on Barclay st. TIE attention Of the public +.
invited to our Increased facilities. Chops. s,oaKs
Welsh rAreblts, &C. served on the English plan.
{. \. sTETsON's Sous.
MARION UOISE,
Nl kAsi BROADWAY, cor. CNTUAGlNE ST.
" PER NIGHT.
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s1UrcKSffSas HssRBYn'ReEEyrsn %gAaSsiTr eEnssc
npee, stock In the city at sEELEY's establishment,
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ma , From the ydcLS0HUfHe Lnt0H
The NEN DIRK Sun is one OF the best and
spcest dniiies published In New York.
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8uslllrss Notlfts.

Wheeler a. Wilson sewing Machines, I4I
IMohdWhy, cor 'th st., sed by paying {i0 down and
slOper MONTH without extra charge. Machines let.
j, H. ELLIS
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Groterles.

uHOnAS n. AGNEM, 26O Greenwich 81. New
York, las reduced the prices Of teas, cOfers ~.
CARS ntrr, and all kinds Of groceries, mol4sses aud
qrovis!ons'o the goid standard.
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F,rsOnai ,totltrs.

ftts0nai stotltes
4 had CASE.
IN had CRtarrh several years;
Have been dOCtorng for II,
By Or. Rogers, Clinton ay.. Brooklyn;
Or. O'lieiy Madison st.. y. "
'Dr. Hassett, Nlllauloburgh;
nr. Harte, New Britain, Conn;
Or. Nlggins, GAINESVILLE, Ohio;
d.. Cooley, New Britain, Conn;
Dr. Nisdilllon, OF the saIue place,
None OF these physicians done any good althoueh
| nave eNnended large amount of money. 1 have
oeen TWO weeks at time confined to bed, with dui
heavy, diEyy SENSATIONS IN my head most OF the time
very sleepy aud dun, matter and phlegm trinkinr
down my throat INTO my stomach. causing general de.
bllll, asslude, aud Wcakuels throughout my ~UholO
system lncycr Got any hencrt OF relief unfit com.
menccd using pr, H. l., NOLCOTrS ANNlHII ATOi,
for CatArrh and had his PALN FAINT applied TO my
mead, al ~ Chatham st. now feel nrstfntc. and do
most cheerluHy recommend his remedies TO every fOI,
lorn' suHelIng pei son, troubled with CatarTh,
. JOHN +. Ryan,
- 10 lNdge st., New York
E.-rartcs Interested IN a stilI stored M 10
~ South ST. BY Or. /, He'd, MAY iSSwiii cal and nav
charges on The same, or VIII be sold NJ public anc on
ON ne nrst day OF Apr next At " O'Clock NJ nj iil
South II. GILES WRiGiII
1'HE, ADDRESs OF Mr. Adam i. DennIng, for
u merry gardener az Castle Point, wantrI al The
Mohoken Land and Improvement Company office
Hobokcn.
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STH Az. TllEATUE,
- ENEGY NIGHT At g.
Co., IWCuty-fuurth ST. one door from broadway
sole Lessee ana MANAGE. Nj. AUGUsTIN DAILY.
EVERY ENENING.
MR.. AlGt sim pALY'S
comedy OF couicWporuueous society,
FEOtFBOC!
LLoulrou." 10 the sensation Of
1siu.--hcr0li.
AZ exquisite ri-y 'y0uisitcy acted
Tribune.
,.,,,,,- ,-,...- W r'1c.0- every hCArt. -lTmcr.
AHoc'f HOe A"e istt4Hstl scene is fIo Uiuat novel
tucitCuf o. sI0ru rouIcly.-W World
thnfactera b. Agnes T'hrl Kate N.o.
ton, Mrs.. Gilbert, GCats1 Clarke.
James lewis, " piviire Gtorff
.. -. - pnrkcs, :. Z. De lrrn ana others
FEOJ FIoC NATlNEE EVERY SATURDAY ATg
Tie next WEDNESDAY MATINEE vI! ID r,t.a on
April -, att o'C.ock.
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$uiloing ielat,rrus.

VuE CO-0PERATivE carpenters shop is at 9
teE motgto I'll ehe'Pnes' Peatness' and de'patch IL
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WONDERFUL RELIGION.
.Dr,T ENPERIENCE or RETITAL
POUER.

~. nodcc Goes 10 Mrs, Van Coit'- Revival
vec,iua-IIc Prays mud IL Fillrd with
ciory-He Falls Into Trance mud his
race Becomes Phosphorcsccnt - Elects
4 4 hnrurtCr.
The New York herald., 1870-04-12
FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.

TYNE JEUNE DAME FRANCAISE PARIsIENNE) pE
u sirs troivcr eunes eeves pour lcurs donner dss
econs; ellie peu ournlr de bonnev andaona ia
dresser su 66h 9Th av., store, chez hrA KAhn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-02-19
GENERAL AMES.

Those who are acquainted with General
Ames, one of the recently elected Senators
from Mississippi, need not be told that the
TRADES of abuse poured upon him by the
democratic papers are undeserved, and
the charges made against him of using his
position as Provisional Governor in Missis-
sippi to advance his own personal interests,
and controlling the political affairs Of the
State by fraud and violence, are utterly
without foundation. One of the quietest
and most unassuming of men in his per-
sonal appearance, he would be among the
last to push his way by fraud and wrong
to elevated position. but in the perform
ance of duty the last to shrink from any
task however difficult or dangerous. Gen.
Ames went from West Point into the war
radical republican. He carried with him
into the army the maturely formed opinion
that Slavery was national wrong and
ought to be overthrown. root and branch.
He went through The war believing in the
Emancipation Proclamation and the policy
of employing the negroes with rifles or in
any way allowed by the rules of warfare
to make them useful in crushing the rebel
lion. He emerged from the contest with
the idea that the colored race, having
fought under and for the flag Of the United
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of the same teachings, It might have been that
to-day not voice or vote could be found in
this whole house, in support of this bill.
do not desire to occupy the time of the
House with any lengthy discussion of the
reasons which have induced me to believe in
the doctrine enunciated in this bill. The mat
ter was before the last legislature and fully
discussed upon both sides, and could only
repe at what was said in the very able argu-
ments upon this and the other floor during that
discussion, some of which have been placed
upon our desks. 1t appears fronfthe state
ments of those gentlemen who took the time
to investigate the matter, that a trial has been
had in several different states and countries
with the most encouraging, not to say wonder
full results. And they claim that the history
of abolition in Tuscany, Russia, Belgium,
Michigan, Wisconsin and Rhode Island, have
demonstrated beyond shadow of doubt the
desirableness of the repeal Of our present laws,
and that the severity Of the punishment
does not always produce the greatest effect
upon the criminal. Inproof of this fact ex-
tract from the speech of the Honorable Sen
ator from Cumberland, (Mr. Reed) delivered
on this floor last winter, tabular compara-
tive statement of crime in England for the ten
years Immediately prior and subsequent to
the time when capital punishment for the of
lenses of forgery, DEMONSTRATING and arson
was done away with in that country.
Crime. Executions Committals.