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OGice.
PyRr OF NEW Yoan, April 10, 1870.
ARRIVALS.


kEP0RrED 8Y THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Nsy,a, s Greer ire d,srpoo March Vi:
Gaoa April PM. 4 us lon H. passed a. fo%r
s5
S fM d, Is ion Is o. sachsnSsa night signals with
sssasap Oily y ss.,mor. sar De.mo.,., Liverpool
'rs Ss S % vi" ssM
sssmssip United States, blanchard. New Orleans April
tSn a % spSas 'hr
81 Seamsag g Hssn . d savannah
s ssea%.hp Tennessee oh,ehs..,, Charleston April 2
AM at .; is passed brig Frontier ot roand), from Ha
sss%ssD . W@ Clyde Morgan Tm!nr.oq NC
ssnwlsts Is!an spoke seAr Mary aanka, from Nassau
steamship Niagara Blaseman Richmond City Point and
Norfolk with mdss and passengers to the OLD Dominion
Steamship John Gibson, Winters, Georgetown DC, with
s.eamship Volunteer Jones, Phadephs, with mdse, to
faya entered anta Straits Decsmber a. Saased
with Wit. iss dqusn 1ss sss
fS"ns ."s 70 s M % E Tns
oSs S Il ,s s & e. S S%
u 80 to Ia. ss sjs, where becsnsd days; got
ss ET% sH' 5 4:
r. trade. tn IN s the The SE TRADE: & 1 l., fresh
variable the Island Bssada Which was
s% s 81 The e s e l. sss R "a: "a:
from WSw ana ,:% spofs 'ss British ssrk
\ ;Ss S
with coal TO Funch Edye eco.
w s, sspss s %ass Co. sas in ms
Ss se Aans s.sEp IGop Sia & Has been north Of Haer.
ssrE iSSS Tr@g. sasas - days, with sugar. to
Hatteras, with light N and NV winds
BARK Alan.c New Hsysa Reserssn Barbados,
rs,ss S sn wsseHy Hyyysn, wn
LAWN: {sr Douglass, M1s,n,s: e. day.. with
g lon 10 IS spoke bark Caledonia West FROM Galveston
Henry I: Haaee sG gr Hars %7 s. Martini. IS
winds fr the last 10 days. has been days north Of
schr Annie Armsden (of Provinccown. Bangs Cardenas
$sy with snS 10 Grss % 70 rSws
north Of that point With light moderate rate weather
sehr Shaw Shaw Jacksonville, IL days, with lumber
Mary Mankp, Tyler Nassau River Fla II DAYS with
lumber TO master has been days north OF aeras with
light winds "a; and Gains ann. s,r.-. -.
sshr ony Son, Butch Body Island, days. with part of
the cargo or tho steamship Eagle to the Coast wecking
schhr Guse wilson, Ward, Plymouth. NC, s DAYS, with
lumber, to master Is bound TO New Haven.
sssr esr snr Iams Sos %Ss pi so
sehr Isaac rincEey, RanSolph,, ,vhsinIs.
Schr susan lane, toilinB virginia.
Schr (,hingorora RYDER Virginia
Schr rhos Winans Morgan, Virginia.
schr John Tway. lnman, virginia.
lchr Gertrude ficwes, Smith, Virginia.
Sehr Wiliam Henry Van Name, Virginia.
srhr 5 q DEAN Howell, Virginia.
Schr sa rah Purvis, Jones' Virginia.
schr - 4 SAWYER. Soper, Virginia
sctr Erertion, Wardeli Virginia
Scir y Is steelman, Scul, Virginia.
schr Lcvns Delay, Virginia lor Gardner. Me-
schr hiauister, Thompson Virginia for Gardner, Me.
Sehr w Alton, Jones, Vhgiaa for Boston.
schr David Currie. Patill Virginia for Farhaven.
schr A ireland. rownssnt, Baltimore
,chi y've neons'' pa'vs a mars snr prov,asr.
sebr Mary Jane. strong. Delaware
schrz Adams, kobbns, phitadephs Tor Boston.
S'"' UNA ''S'' - "
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The Conscription Completed.

Tue CORscFfpftOn Completed.
MADRID, April 10, 1870.
In tho Cortes yesterday Senior Rlvero announced
las statod In HERALD special cable telegram yes
eerday] that the conscrtption had been completed
throughout SPAN.
The Casualties at Barcelona in the fight between
the troops and the people were not heavy on either
side.
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CRor0N POIsONs.

A Tale Of Observation-Disclosures Chandler
ON Croton Water Poisons.
Inc annual report Of the Board of Health, now In
press contains several chapters by Professor Chand
Ter, chemist Of the Board. An interesting synopsis
is given below
The water supplied to tSe citizens of New York a, the
Ssss .s,ss rate - sSs. gallon. i
bush..s @ PSs R':
Of gravel rests s"y
and = Usn la: U1 The s%
'sai ss;'
an Ss for s
~ sargs @ stSrss ss reservoirs whose Join. capac would be
sisS.
duet ss When hls dam Is oompsied WIN flood Of
ssss Oas57 gallons, supply Sty to hyhve days Of
LEAD IN THE WATER.
On this subject Professor Chandler remarks:-
Tho attention. Of the Metropolitan Board Health having
Which occur in tho city the chemis. to the Hoard e.
na .ss Ssou TO sr both the
4c with view to discovering probable cause Accord
S anasl a@
usually @ occurring circumstance OF which the following
H.. gallon Of Croton water from leaaned cistern in
o9s grain OF metallic lead,
H. gallon OF water which had the
lead pipes OF the chemists residence yielded III
Tic lead considerable portion Of which Visible the
sgs IN ss fern sS g Rs's s 'ns'' Of the
f from n bs % The S s the
was In constant notion yielded traces OF lead This
the school about co to bo Of lead pipe
soansabe cases Of lead Posoning and character to
alarm the residents OF New York. 10 lead them adopt
~ for sgans. this usdos
tu'e Tor lead pipe the 'nned" block TIM
pipe.
Certainly pains should be spared impress upon
wants the portance of allowing the for few
,nu!es before taking for drinking cooking purp0ses
especially a. early in the morning az The water stood al
boiler or Of using water from the boiler any purpose
except washing Ia very dangerous.
experiment NO. explains which recently occurred
IN New York. An elderly gentleman completely pros
trated with paralysis or palsy His physician
peced lead poison from Ills symptoms and instituted nqu
grs Tor dyspepsia and that the frat the cook
them She had therefore used daily the water which had
bic portion Of the leadn experiment. number in
sion, instead Of solution, additional for the
use or the filters, though It will Of course be useless TO
poy them unless they frequently reversed that they
be cIeansel
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KAsNiRE--At Morrisania n y, on SUNDAY, April
10. MARY, rect OF The late George w. hasmire. IN
6sth year Of her age.
me relatives and friends OF the family are invited
to attend the funeral from the residence OF her
ln-law, Edw ". StillInau, Fourth street, Morrl-
san!a on TUESDAY afternoon at three O'Clock, with,
cut further notice.
lF0r Otl.ef Deaihs see Eigl,th Pa2e,l
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The Parliamentary Opposition.

The Parliamentary OppOsitiom.
PARIS, April TO- 1870.
The Deputies OF the left have decided to hold a
fneetng next Thursday, at which the editors Of
Paris aud provincial opposition journals will be
invited.
manifesto win be submitted at this meeting,
which. II adopted, will settle tie policy OF the oppo
sltion party with regard TO the plebtsc,nan.
The newspaper organs OF the left centre express
dissatisfaction with the Ministry, ana say their
party IN the Corps Legisatf will not support II.
The Strike ut lie Creuzot--liioters Punished.
PARIS April 10, 1870.
At LIE Creuzot the strike shows no signs OF ending.
or the workmen who took part in the late disturb
ances twenty-five have been sentenced TO imprison-
Ment for terms Of from one month to three years.
Paris Tranquil.
PARIS, Apn 10, 1870.
Paris remains perfectly tranuutl.
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TRLRGRAPhIC NEWS
FROM
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
Spanish Reparation to American Ma
rlne interests.
~~~~>>>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
RUSSIAN Special Negotiations With
China Suspended.
CDAlNI
SPAIN.

Reparation to American Interests.
MADRID, April 10, 1870.
The Spanish government has ordered the Cuban
authorities to release the American steamer Lloyd
Aspinwall. and has promised indemnify for her
detention.
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The Bonaparte Plebiscltum and the Cabinet.
PARIS, April 10, 1870.
Tho Emperor having refused to make any conces-
eon relative to the ple6isctun NJ. Buffet, Minister
OF Finance, has rendered his resignation. No other
Minister has yet resigned but further changes are
kumored.
The refusal OF the Emperor to yield to the demands
Of NJ Buffet and his friends Is considered vctofy
for n. R0uher.
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A Thief or n yu,uuou. couu,e, feiter r.

4 fIIct OF ViI!unOu. tUWHItn!tItrr II HS
who offers GOT rRAtD'S ORIENTAL CREAM at q less
price than T2 per doas1 S23 Gane per gross Que OF
ha dcpraved rsscas who has sucohrded In ming on
luanty the spurious s,,f has eudcd BY
cesing himself This unscrnpnous swnder 70 known N
pedler and until discharged, clerk In ono ~
the principal drug houses in the city Is only valuable
popular preparation that tempts the councrleer
i0URAUT'2 ORIENTAL CREAM
for the complexion without scarcely ADVERTISING nni-
vessy be the only and harmless preparation
for the skin 10 recommended by one lady 10 another aad
well known 10 he free rom lead or other mineral sud-
stance. To be had pr. GOuKAUD'S pepo. " Bond
slr.st. and OF reputable drueaSs
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A.-Thi~ l. a Free Conntry. And II People
Ike hair coorps Compositions full of dirt they have
right reason suggests shpt when rIALON'e
virALIA, OR SALVATION FOR The HAIR -peliucd,
s~aet and pheasant obtained al drug eto->
but thu unssfasa other Sold by aFessis,s
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PIN G. NEW S.
AlManac for New York -This Day.

Sun rises. ....... ) 90 Moon sets. morn 3 O6
Sun sets. ....... 6 80 High water. morn If
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE or DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR TIE
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DR.. Ft'cr,r Rheumatic ltomcdy, 70d broad,
way Compounded entirely OF vegetable tneredlo1's ana
wsresuie pesmanent cure. send Tor circular.
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pa.a,,. .ylntry, ghaugeabie Weather Pro-
,.s' r,fhs Disorders OF The lungs, Sc witch
J,ySTis EXrpCToRAST ss promptly curss " fsshiuly
stn,ini, srcd. Sold eyefywhere.
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Vhenmnti.u,. Nrrofuia, Ssc.-See ESfraorar
nary caIts q, uYArT's LIFE BsLSAM, on ten'a page.
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t.risin doroN Curiva,ied Hair Dye.-Soid
and sppsed sa Wig and scalp factory No. AsoF House
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A.-For Black Worins mud Pisnies ou tho.
fAcA use Pf.RRY's c0NEDoNE AND rfwpLL REaEpT
sold by all druggists. Depo,sa Boad s!re-,
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AZ Gold Prices.~-riUe Largest As~OrtWcnt in
the CAV OF Boots aud shoaa, for LADIES' Genem chit,
drsn NJ X A. BR0OkS THIS is the largest IN tho
,it, Ssj Bro.dway. opposite the Metropolitan fl,tcl
trest roanc,ion.
Soi.si Shoes hall price.
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f,irs. go. k.v Soep, Dry and unrc. uo-
's! $50 sshns,on Sold hy srceos svef!"ae's
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In hies' Unir Dressers.--Wauted immcdi.
ses Young isdies who understand the business Apply As
WILLIAM DIBBLkEs, sa4 Broadway.
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Rovul Havana Lo,tcry, ,-~Prjzes Paid ia 1Olds
Isoraoa Furnished The hehes, aies paid Zoe poabloons
xaa III l,sds of Gold ~sd silver. :, -
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of The landmarks OF New York trade For quarter OF
cenury s fabrics have been uneQnsed In elegance and
oualuy The new spring 1870 adds tn
tho many rum this veteran manufacturer Tr,uiy
church i not better than the honorsd iepo or
fashion flo Nassau street
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BROOKLYN INrELLIGEyGE.

Anthony Callahan, while slightly intoxicated. fell
into an areaway in Union street, at a tate hour on
Saturday night, fracturing his skull by the fall lie
resides at No. $50 Columbia street. The injured man
was conveyed to the College Hospital.
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ENGLAND.

Paris remains perfectly tranq,
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03
Another Swallowed Altar.

The popular anthor, Ned Buntline- no lees ia
nous as a temperance orator than WRITER'S at
present writing for that great story and sketch pa
per, the New YORK WEEKLY, thrilling story OF
is story which cannot fail to deeply interest not
only all who are already married, but all who
contemplate marriage. Every young man, every
young woman, every old man, every child, in fact,
who Ia capable Of sober thought, will find food for
reflection in the mysteries and incidents which
hang around The Swallowed Altar" We advise
our readers to peruse IL without fail
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Incidents and Accidents.

Three men at Middleburg, Ohio, were
badly poisoned by eating peaches from q
Two dwellings in Philadelphia were
shattered by lightning few days ago, and
three inmates injured. - = 9
An old citizen of Atchison, Kansas,
while in fit the other day, fell headfore-
most into an open stove and was burned
to death. .laaig81 bad eGaqasenat
The Baptist church at Three Rivers,
Mich, was totally destroyed by FIRE few
nights ago. Loss about $1,000; insured
for $4,000. 9il8 81 .8tta.f9,ii 8aia4it
VI AT Ida, Monroe county, Mich, the
other day, q runaway team was stopped
by q Newfoundland dog that ran and
caught them by the bits. as a. ~ 4,
"A woman died in physician's Office
in Great harrington, Mass, the other day,
from the effects 81 cEloroform, after hay
ing had twelve teeth extracted.
"A servant girl in, Troy, in the habit
of pilfering her employers liquor. drank
bug poison by mistake the other day, and
ashamed to confess her mistake, died.
"A Lynn, Mass, woman blew her stove
in pieces, smashed her windows, half
burned up her kitchen furniture, and in
turned little boy, the other day, by thaw
ing out tightly corked jug Of frozen
water in the stove oven.
The New Orleans Times is RESPONSE.
bic for the statement that, after partridge
had been killed and laid on a table In a
kitchen in that city, its mate Ifluttered in,
and after many hopping maneuvres, took
. place beside it's dead companion.
f.-Alarge Newfoundland dog nearly tore
to pieces young lady 1T Saco, Me-, the
other day, and but for the timely interior
ence of parties who witnessed the attack,
would have killed. the girl The dog was
killed.. and his victim was in very pre-
cariOus condition.
IA hunter in 6ummefhill, Crawford
county, Pa, freed wild cat, and then ran
away and LEFT his dog to watch it. The
dog staid there until the wild cat got hun
cry, when she came down and ate him up.
The hunter now cQngratulates himself
more than ever on his wise course 4
IA col0red man q few days, siiice At
tempted to steal q ride on q train on the
railroad between Washington and Balti-
more, by lying on the truck, face down
ward, with his feet resting against the
brake of the car. He had "dead. headed
it In this perilous position fol-. nearly
eighteen miles before being discovered.
|, "A. servant girl got up in ber, sleep in
Concord, N, b., the other night and her
movements awakening her mistress, the
latter thought burglars were around, and
vigorously blew q tin horn TO attract the
attenti on Of the police The girl was
oSoln no1 hvstha ad,arA and imaOininr Il
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"A Deer Dish--Venison.

al "A Deer Dish--Ve nisOn. i.33
(. Late acknowledgements l,s.ga9
Chicago observation-disclosures suits.
Necessity has no, law but an uncom-
mon number Of lawyers.
Y When lisa grocer like highwayman
When he lies in weight 3efd + if
An oyer-scrupulous young lady-One
who will not receive stolen look.
Dogs can't sing Old Hundred, but
they can howl like sixty.
Life is vapor, Life Insurance is not.
Insure in the Washington. Is
The sieve through which the man
strained every nerve 10 for sale. ,f..
"A child, like letter, often goes astray
through being badly directed. gu
y - My dear wife" as the man said when
he looked st the last miiliner's bill
!. When may q bird be said to occupy q
feather beds When 1t sleeps. upon the
wing. n
THE man whose head was fairly
turned says it feels very uncomfortable
in that position. 80
Nobody takes reproof SO kindly az
he that deserves most TO be commended.
The man who attempted to look into
the future had the door slammed in his
.Tbe Hnward co,ored Innate Asvlnm.
It Richmontl. Va. receives ten new sub.
iects week. s4a.f..-l,-1.1 =
- vac recer.lv amended 10 III. list
of market regulations Of Cincinnati: mo
whistling near the sausage stalls" !,
5sl - Amoro.,tI s,chi "a ont Of cunning hear
An and tall little, he surs tn taIk less or
Il Won must tall. ssv little.
= ~ ~ - ..r;a, Il
se,,o ~, Nc {p ;h;~~ that ,,,rrea mn no 3
heen srrasted tSr ns,,,;nc = man = nnse 80
a 49, -. -. es,as;,. :. Nj
Sone =. sas 'c Ss,i. rou1S ~ AS a rns
nav = 5octor me dnllar to cet vacr,nated :
i u - NJ 49,, 10. c;~c,,o.ts r.e. =, Il
~. ,D - naPpy ora eor."na.e w SL :
m,s ,1,M; . nu - snu c;rc" ste ncns
- NJ W. nsne+ .r.eLs AZ 90 ~ y
With An v ace rs m p1H Rahert Welch y hut
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03

In Concssd,y n. FL, Sh6 axailsd hesself
quite freely of the privilege of buying at
cost pficeahy goods she wanted Tor her
own use. At Tie end Of two months she
resigned, and very soon after she vas
married, - was also her sister. It has
since transpired that she accepted the
position merely that she might buy cheap
" the liberal supply Of dry goods 20
mysteriously necessary on such occasions.
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granting aid TO Oregon for the construc-
ton q aesnooef canal .,., sroun ,s..,r me
Ing the conmitsss q HeDkfaf, 1nC Cs1ehtJ
TO report to the H1ase st - early a.daE - ypea.
cable Z bin inersa49E - currency 3 - ssassst
The Hoass bfi r 1ovsg Ssllacal disihllilies IT.
about 1,oO0 persdps ~ Dis ;. The GbMmittse
On Military A91. .lAs .spor on thS:uSlsc q
more. Of south Carolina, Andiag him gailty Of in
pfopsy conduct b his connection with s1ch appoint.
nents. and o1srpg . reseutien that BE Be expelled
~ ct q d "a !. Adjs.psd,
In the Senate, on the I'D the creden-
~ u RseAasa n. whissly No nsnsy r. Tn1Ow.
l1esstsD slset = 0sseBaa ware prsessssd I'D
= ~ 80. srs -
NetAsn Plelae ualroal % 100 noseOge 6onds
ie e eoos s. sssasSsiss & y a. iss4 ss
ing non aPrsvtoss licpesltsa 9 Aeds .loae y.
line, by taking - equal Quantity, With ~ additional
ce% Gem - 8 I;treasSa.nt. psocsdiss % he
SIisssions1s sor he =: q 81
Or asrs.ltsr 70 y srgscysd = me e,vn ssrnoe,
the Cabinet, NihiAsrs % foreign Goxesnmenta.
and odlcers of the Senate and Honss Of Represent
rsv:a. asss siS sSss
mite postpone nenf q the cOusderAton ii the reso
lutions Of the New York legislature rescinding it,
:. Is sonoa q tss sa
~. ~. ons 80 CLl
In the house, on the ga, inc oPeSAeI
appointel Nessrs Beamsp Kerr NcCrary and
pn,t., =. ~. rc,.r,ttt.. IN Ir,.ctson. nm er
49,. ~ 49, --~.~r.s.,; ~ s..h...n..,.,,
iafgeo to nNesn 1enOes1 me soosoquonsV
named ~: Hale, q Maine. IN place OF beenan. e.
Conpjttee on Ire jsdiciary, that there was not
:uficisnt evidence y :, support e The charge s
.ss, q, Jucs ,1.ssd On Ts .;a g I'm
bill Was posed, extspding tie besslSs Of the
Honseleos hw e chndrsn 81 deeeesea eos4tcss
- N.Y. ~ -. ~, -. suopss9 10y sae
snd renost mon ~ = srscch a. ~ Hnnecn nnhi;.h.
A In IN LhnorsssieaG G5Inhs NJ ti,e mi a. n
whefhcr NJ Iunren ma mai ahused thu ndviiese
granted him b. ne House to pint liz undeiivered
speech, and violated the rulss OF the House, md
SsoSe . A renort nom ths Conference Comm,ttee
on the specisf Navei INTERPRETATION bill 1xine the
spproprsticn Il IS 06s1aG6o' Va ADOPTED X mo.
son . :a,Spra T. hSsor q eas:y
prsticn 6Ili VA considefed In Con,naitsee 81 he
Whole 'Adiosrned. -.
In the Senate, on the 23d, the bill for .
Territorial government for Ala,ka was reported
,,th ..,erS,,.,,. 49,, n. r,c.-a,,sn -, ss,,,'
VIZ .A .a,s.n o. .a' ~. .NA. =. TIT
tories "a RESOLUTION vas aoopseo an0fuclnS me
Naval and Military Committees to report upon tho
expedlency Of abonshipg ths Naval Academy At
Annapolis and the Military Academy at West Peint
Rolin White. relative to the extsnsioa Of pistol
patent. was discussed and laid aside The ere.
dentials Of b. Reyels, 6enatx-aaect from Missis
sippi were presented and read the paper has q
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03

Our You've FoLKs.-Chapter three of
I'VE JGirls y given ~ the March number, accom-
panied by full-page and two other Illustrations.
These are followed by interesting stores sketches
etc, by several Of the popular writer's for this mag
azine, with many handsome Illustrations. The pub
fishers announce an amusing story for girls, by
Miss 3. Stuart Phelps, in the April number, and
also one for boys, by Mr. Trowbridge, with many
other attractions. Published by FIELDS, OssoODs
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/. The LITTLE CORPORAL for March is a
rich number. We do not zee how it can. possibly
be improved, but the publishers promise great i'm
pr0yements during the year. Itis most beautiful
juvenile magazine. One dollar year. Issued at
Chicago, Ill, by ALFRED I. SWELL y Co.
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TIE ,WxsTERN NoETHLY.-A bio
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Ksnnicott OF Illinois. VINO died In 1857 while on q
ssisutiAc sxpedifiM In the Arctic reeien. 10 given
h tie March nunbsr3 The olher
The Rolling Stone continued: Where our Lumber
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PAcKARDs MoNTHLY.-A full page illus
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New York city, - an accompaniment to chapter
three Of Oliver Dyer's Destitute and Outcast
Chihfen u NsN York." u given In the number
for March. WAS Morgan Murdered!'' il the
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furnished 1rQkiR. -.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03

IA SPLENDID portrait of Chas. Mathews,
the English comedian; an engraving Of Tenny
sons new home near Haslemers, Surrey; sketch
Of the nightpatroi at Cairo; two striking fulpage
ilustrations-a Life Boatman and Pantomime
Party-and q view entitled "Moonshine,' COM
prise the pictorial contents Of Etsry Saturday for
February -. Psblishsd BY FlEIDs, OseooD 4 Co.,
No l94 Hreynont street B0et0n. Oh -46GA