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AUSTRIA.

Parlin nmcntary Elections-IIinting at Ple-
biscitum.
VIENNA May %, 1870.
Imperial DEGREES have just been issued for the dis
solution OF the national Rechsrath and also OF the
Diets In the various provinces OF the empire. New
elections for these bodies have also been ordered.
Should the Diets decline to choose Deputies TO the
Rcichsrath the government engages to order direct
appeal to the INHABITANTS Of the provinces for that
purpose.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The Northern and Central Railroad I'm
brogIiO.

Th6 N0rthern and CentrHI Railroad Inn.
brosIiO.
CONCORD, May 49, 1870
Mcssrs. r. w. Wales and 5. I. Stoddard. citizens
OF Massachusetts, and stockholders OF the Northern
Railroad have filed bill In chancery in the United
States Circuit Court, district OF New Hampshire,
October Term, for the purpose OF breaking up the
recent contract between the Consolidated Northera
Railroads. The bill also asks for temporary njunc
ton iobddng the officers OF the Northern road from
all proceedings under that contract until the is
decided, Upon this latter request hearing
Is TO be had before the District Judge
Daniel Clark, at Manchester, on Monday next
III this Injunction IS granted the Concord
road goes back into the control Of its drectors but
II refused TIE contract is III force durne the pen.
dency or the suit; In other words the cues nn for
q ol the Concord Railroad wulle the su IS pealnQ
Whichever parry Is TIC lten in the Circuit Colri will
doubtless annsai to tie Surrogate Court at Wishing
ton.
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The Fall acknowledgements Of Con-

The elections the coming fall will be OF more than
their usual importance. They are 10 decide not
only the character OF the next House OF Representa-
ves. but, IN measure, the political complexion OF
the Senate
Twenty Senators VIII be elected by the next State
Legislatures. The Senators whose terms expire on
the attn of March next are Morrill,, OF Maine; Cragin,
OF New Hampshire: Wilson, Of Massachusetts,;
Anthony, OF Rhode Island; Cattcll, OF New Jersey;
Wiley OF West Virginia; johnson, OF Virginia;
Abbott, OF North Carona Robertson, OF South
Carolina; Fowler, OF Tennessee; Grimes, OF Iowa;
Kansas; Yates, OF Illinois: Mcdonald, OF Arkansas;
Reves, OF Mississippi; Williams. OF Oregon; Harris,
OF Louisiana; Warner OF Alabama; salisbury, OF
Delaware; McCreerv, OF Kentucky, and Norton, of
Minnesota. The outgoing Senators all are repnbli-
democrat, and that of Mr. Grimes by republican.
The democrats will probably lose one Senator In
Minnesota and gain in New Jersey, oregon and per-
haps one or two Southern States.
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Society for the Promotion Of Christian Know
ledge.

At the sixty-hfth annual business meeting OF the
Society for Promoting Christian knowledge, Piety
and Charity, it was voted that the income OF in.
vested funds be appropriated for the ensuing year
one-half TO the Meadvllle Theological School for the
the purchase OF books. and One-half to the AnuOch
College at Yellow splngs, Ohio, for the purchase OF
books specially 10 aid students In that college de-
signing 10 enter the ministry.
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
Politics in Oregon.

The State election In Oregon takes place on the
9Th OF June. s. f. Grover is the democratic candi-
date for Governor and General Joel Palmer the re-
publican. For Congress-. G. Wilson, OF Wasco,
republicans; James II. Slater, democrat. At the
Presidential election In 1858 the democrats carried
the state by 1e4 majority, which the republicans
claim they can overcome this year and wheel the
State again into the republican ranks.
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BOSTON ANNIVERSARIES.
The American Pence society.

bUsTON, May 20 Ib7U.
The annual business meeting OF the American
Peace Society to-day was presided by Anasa
walker An extended notice OF the lie OF the late
Rev. George G. BE kwith and his connection with
the society was gwen. The fece pts for tie year
were $40, 500; the expenditures 800 The Wes ern
branch OF The soc ety rep rted to be neary SELF
Ing
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American Educational society.

Rev. seth Sweetser presided 1t the meeting OF the
American Educational Society, the receipts OF
which for the year amount to $4,000; expenses,
24,400; number OF young men assisted during che
year, 354 new Applicants received. 105 Institutions
In which young men have been aided, Is. The old
officers were reelected.
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NLW JERSEY.
Heavy storm in uuntcrdon County.


TRENTON, May 23 1870.
very destructive storm visited Hunterdon county
on Saturday night farmer named Harkinson
Kinney, residing near Pennington, had his barn
and portion OF his house blown down and two
horses and three cows killed. Another farmer
named Hoagland had his barn blown down and two
horses killed. At the far grounds the stable sheds
and fencing were al torn to pices and eveIea with
the ground. In the town OF Pennington the de-
structon OF sta le trees Is very great. The beaut
fni NAPLES which lined its streets were almost
tlreiy de5trOj ed. The stables attached TO Crater's
Hotel and "a number OF other buildings were blown
down. The destruction OF orchards Is very great.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
The University Boat Race.

The University Boat Race.
BosToN, May 23. 1870.
The Harvards have selected the following crew FOR
the University race with the Yales:--F. o. Lyman,
stroke; e. j. Jones, q. Wills. r. s. RUSSELL George
Roberts and N. g. Reade, bow. Mr.. Lyman pulled
IN the Inie ma ional race, and Jones. Willis and
Relde were IN The University race last year.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Hamburg mail steamship Aemannia Will leave
this port on Tuesday for Plymouth, Cherbourg and
Hamburg.
The mails for Europe VIII close at the POST ONCE
at twelve O'Clock noon.
THE NEW YORK NATURALIZATION for Europe-wiIi
be ready at ten O'Clock IN the morning.
Single copies, in wrappers FOR mailing six cents
Paralysis.
young lads resident of Brooklyn N. y who had been
ec TO nts which became frequent and OF longer
duration at ne Of each Of her mon,hy psr,os
dn ss snIe m pe s ~ % Ssr % n' % RsD
suLPiiUg DEks that there no appearances u her
walk speech having paray,ed
paeases Mailed f e Money sent at our rst
HALL. & RUckEL, 2is Greenwich street, New York
A.-Esrenschcid Issues This Day the su--
mcr styles OF Gentiemcns HATS at us Nassau street.
A.-Hobsou's Cheice.-- whoever Attempts -
byee s A the warn e0 yss ad s uady eooa
sgas Boz Both ,s are dry PHALoN's yIiALlA, OK sALyA
capable Of changing gray ar 10 any naiara shade: 10
transparent, fragrant, iimpd and nia.iole
A.-iierring's Patent
25l Broadway, corner Murray street.
HAIR DJsrEl,sINe DANDEuFg = ASp cLEASsIN5 THE
Bachelors Hair Dye-Tbe Best in tho
world The only perfect dye harmless, reliable. nstanta-
Cristad dloro's UmrivaIIed Hair Dye.-Sold
aud applied at bis wig and scalp factory No. Asso House
Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints and all
diseases OF the feet cured BY Or zACHARif 700 broadway
Diabetes. .Diabetes.- constitution Water il
certain for IT. Depot i6 CiiT street.
Diamonds. Watches nnd Jewelry
''-''- 5s Broadway, st. Nicholas Hotel
Every Indy Who Wants n sweet BreasA
should use LYONS TOOTH TABLETS. daily.
rpsssr @ se% Ssansa Gss Is
the United States aud all foreign coaa tries.
Rheumatism. scrofnla. Slc.-Exi-a ordinary
cures by HiArrs LIFE BALsAA See Eshsh page
stable Fixtures
rrrilsGs
Nor quss s country soS % essd,on a. our %ae
JAMES: (. JACKSON a BRO.
Second and Twenty 'nin,h street. New YORK
1se gnapproachable!-Thc Knox style of
Beauty cxcclepce TO attempt to rival 1t IS futile.
as ne Mo Msssas %s @ ne
and le Iasnionb Hat s obanabc at kNoAs 2- SfoAd
way corner oil Fulton street
The Metropolitan Job Printing Establish
~ @XAssAg STREET.
YAs well known Adjustment oilers Posscsso
/ by no other In the { nlted States
| CAL aud get your estimates Tor r,,,r,.o
| ALL SORTS or PklSiiN"'
,lI.uxryArEp i5eP FOSTER WORK
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| Especial attention paid 70 ,,x~,yc
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Trsyeins will DO well to call on US and examine
| y" STOCK OF CUTS.
Wood Engraving done at short notice and al low figures
4
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The Navy.

LONDON, May 23, $50.
The arm0r-plated steamer Audacous, just COM
pe,ed for the British navy, had trial trip to-day.
She Is OF the type Of Reeds second class iron
clads Her performance was in every way satl.fac-
tory, and she obtained speed of ls1s knots per
hour.
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NIassnchusctts Bible Society.

The sixty'irst annual business meeting OF the
Massachusetts, Biole Society was held to-day. The
treaslrers report exhibits an increase for the year
OF S3S,0)3. and ba'ance ON hand over expendt res
or $1,000. The soc ETY. mas circulated ab Dut Al 600
copies OF the Bible witntn the year. The old officers
were reelected The weather IL cool and pleasant.
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FRANCE.
Trial of the Reuiciales,

PARIS, May 90 1870.
1t is reported that the High Court will meet on the
18th OF June to try those arrested for completely IN
the regicde plot. 1t is not yet known whether the
court will convene at Tours or at Blois.
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CUBA.

Havana Shipping and Markets.
HAVANA, May 20, 1870.
Arrived, steamship sMarlposa, at noon. from New
Orleans.
Sugars opened duh, but unchanged. Exchange
firm, without material change.
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Accident.

PARIS, May 90, 1870.
Yesterday the Postmaster General Of France was
dangerously injured by runaway horse
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SPAIN.
The Cubas Observation-Disclosures erican Dipio-
macy Towards the Colony.

macy TOWurdS tbe COTOny.
MADRID. Nav %, 1870.
rhs proceedings IN she Constituent Co-es on
Saturday were quite interesting. One Of the Depu.
nes questioned the Ministers as TO the truth OF the
runored concert OF action on the part Of Great
Britain and the United States TO effect mitigation
u the so.caed Spanish horrors in Cuba.
Senor Moret, the Minister for the Colonies, re.
phed.--He said, while such rumors had been ex.
sensively published the government was without
Oicia Information on the subject. While the matter
was before the Deputies he desired TO remind them
that lie Kodas, the Captain General or cuba, mad
repeatedly invited American commissioners TO visit
stories Were
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Press Prosecutions.

IARIs, MAY 70, 1871.
The editor Of a journal called lie Rappel. pub
lished at Grasse IN the Department OF VAR has been
arrested for violation OF the press laws
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Two Comps mics Leavinx Burlington. VT, for
Canada.

MONTPELIER VT, May %, 1870.
Many reports are in circulation to-day regarding
the Fenians which, IL true, show that they TO
do something. Besides the rumOrs OF considerable
numbers being below, awaiting transporta-
ton, there is positive Information that two COM
panes OF Fenians shipped from Burlington this after
noon for the frontier and that another larg body OF
them are en- route for the same point by boat from
Pla:tsburg. All the double teams IN 81. Adams and
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Feninns Leaving Auburn-Their Destination
Unknown.

AUBURN, May 70, 1870.
Forty-dve Fenians left here this evening in two
deachments TIE first left at twenty minutes after
five. the second at eleven o'clock Though they went
east their destination is supposed TO be Minnesota.
The officers preserved the utmost secrecy as TO their
destination, and the men either were or pro-
fessed 10 b, In total ign rance Most OF the COM.
pany were In the volunteer service during the late
war. the arms and equipments OF the Company
since.
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Prominent Departures.

Connt Corti, newly appointed Italian Minister.
Count Colobano. seior Rivera, Secretary and Senior
Lopes Roberts, Spanish Minister, for Washington;
Colonel G. Conklin. for Albany; Colonel Lamber ON
and Colonel Hays, for Erie, Pa, and Colonel Norris
for Washington.
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Prim and the Iberian Union.

FAKI5, Nlty ZIf IoIV
Letters from Madrid confirm the previous reports
that General Prim has direct understanding with
General Saldanha, whereby Ineriau un on Ia 70 be
established
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LONDON May o. 1870.
The London Times this morning rejoices in the dis
appearance Of Japanese social and commercial isoa-
laton.
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Suspicious Characters at Sauit Ste. Marie
Volunteers Called Out.

SAULT STE. MARIE May 23 1870
Colonel 0ffiey the American c0mnlndant, has
notified Colonel Bolton that number Of suspicious
characters have passed through the canal Conse-
gu mt y the guard mas been doubled, and there is
considerable excitement over the repO Is OF an In
tended Fenian attack, and the volunteers nave been
warned TO be IN readiness for action.
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ITALY.
Death Of n Legislator.

FLORENCE May 20, 1870.
sgnor Il. Paslni, Vice President Of the Senate
died last night.
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A lxull in Politics.
An Eye 10 Asia.

LosDoN, May :. 1870
The political news to-day is meagre.
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Mysterious Movements In BunaIO--Destiua-
ton Of the Exneditiau unlxuasxu.

mysterious Movements In BunaIO--Destina-
tion of the Expedition Unknown.
BUFFALO, May 90, 1870.
There has been great activity among the Fenian
brotherhood in this city during the last forty eight
hours 1t Is impossible TO get any reliable particu.
lars. That the men are In earnest there is doubt.
The leaders are very reucent. A movement is on
foot OF some kind tonight. but whether 1t Is an
invasion OF the mel ,hboring frontier to AID Rel
Ia Red River Is a question. Large bodies OF drilled
veterans left here ton int but their destinat is
unknown. The leaders here seem 10 believe "slence
Is gOlden.n
BUFFALO, MAY 23- 1880 r. NJ.
The city Is full OF Fenians, who are chartered
quietly among their friends every part or the CITY,
Everything Is quiet and there are no indications OF
q further movement OF troops tonight.
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PoUGHKEEPsIE, May %, 1870
Three car loads OF Irshmen are ON their way up
on the Hudson River Railroad tonight on the mid
night train They have all purchased tickets for the
Renss lleas and Saratoga Railroad. They with
out arms, but 1t Is supposed they are all Fenlans.
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SOUTH AMERICA.

Disappearance Of tho vomito from Rio
JaneirO.
LISBON May %, 1870.
The mail steamer from South America has arrived.
She brings dates from Rio Janeiro to April 20. The
vomito, after raging with unusual virulence had
disappeared nom Rio and clean bills OF health were
issued 10 vessels departing from that port.
Later from Rio JaneirO-Arrivnl and Splozdid
Reception of Count G'Eu-Entrp Nios DE.
clares War Against the Argentine Coufcd.
Grafton.
LISBON, May %, 1870.
the regular mail steamer from RIO Janeiro arrived
iate sal''Nay afternoon, bringing dates to May 8.
connt d'Eu, the Brazilian commander In the re-
cent Paraguayan war, had arrived home where he
had me, with splendid reception. The volunteers
were also return ng from Paraguay.
Ihe province or Enre Rios, in the Argentine
republic, had declared war against the national
government.
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Passage OF Large Numbers Of Fenians
Through Rochester.

KUCHESTEH May ZJ I5IU.
Five cars attached 10 the Eastward bound tram
passed this city at nine O'Clock this evening filled
with men supposed 10 be Fenans. They came from
Buffalo and dec ined 10 state where they were
bound. Rumor traces Troy as their place OF destt-
narOn, to go from that point no,thward.
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THE FEN,ANs.

En- Route for the Borders-Liveiy Times
Promised.
ALBANY. May %, 1870.
Fifty armed ana equipped Fenans leave here for
Malone tonight. in obedience 70 orders received
from General Neill. They go prepared for long
and vigorous campaign, ard assert that they will
make good the antlcipatons or fear whioa the
weeks.
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A.--L.speDscheid Issues This Day the SUM-
iyes OF Gentemen's HATS at us Nassau street.
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Departure Of Two Hundred Fenians from
Albuny.

rnmor prevails here that about 200 members Of
the Fenian brotherhood. enlisted for raid against
canada, left tonight the late tram for the West.
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pU Ur0IVSsS


young lady resident of Brooklyn N. Y, who had
ect to te which became frequent and longer
duration the OF cnch OF her monthy pero
which, after years duration, terminated paralysis
OF the entire side OF her oody has een IN less than
months perfectly by the use of STAFFORDs IRON AND
SULPHUR POW DERS that there appearance In her
walk speech features OF her having pnrayzed
Sold by druggists. One package, ~ powder 81 three
packages. - 81. Mailed free Money sent at risk.
HALL. RUCkEL, 2is Greenwich street, New York
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A.-iierriug's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
25 Broadway corner Murray street
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A.-H0bsOu's Cheice.--Whoever Attempts -
restore gray hair with tho ordinary preparations
choose between the take DIVES and the muddy cooing
Duds. Both dirty. PHALOh'S NIIALIh, Ok SALIVA
TON FOR THE HAIR. is the only article in existencs
capable OF changing gray hair natural shade; 10
Transparent fragrant, linpid and niaLiJe
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A.-For Restoring the Original Color Of tho
HAIR, DISPENSING DANDRUFF AND CLEANSING THE
SCALf, RESfORER AMERICA Is WITHOUT AN EQUAL
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Bachelors Hair Dye-Tbe Best i'm tho
worli The only perfect dye harmless, reliable, instanta
neous. Factor 10 Bond street.
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Diamonds. Watches and Jewelry
selling reduced prices. GEO. y. ALLEN.
Oh Broadway, under st. Nichoas Hotel
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Diabetes, Diabetes.--C --Consiifuti0u Water il
certain cure for II. Depot ~ CliG street.
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Church Evnngelism-New York the Centre of
Inspiration.
The Relations 70 Greece.

IUNDON, My q, ISIU
In the House OF Lords to-day the Earl OF Caren-
don made prolonged explanation of the massacre
by the Lr gands OF Marathon and of the subsequent
negotiations with the Greek government.
No other matters Of Importance came before the
House, which Adjourned at an early hour.
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Crista slOr0,s UnrivaIIcd Hair Dyc.-S0ld
and applied at bis wig and scalp factory Mo- Aslor Hous
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

Main street corner OF Tenth.
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CHESTERFIELD County Court - TKlAL
ANn CrXvIrTIuS OF MCRDTEEES.-Ihc
county court Of Chcsl"! field mot on Mon
day. William /. Martin, ESD. acting pre-
siding Justice, and McsS>s. Murphy, Han
son, and Bartlam, associates. \ good deal
uf civil business was done. but the trial
which attracted most attention was that Of
Daniel Walker. Sarah SOFT, and Betsy Yam
rcy, charged with the murder, by poisoning,
Uf Fleming Scott. 1t viii be remembered
that this murder was pcrp"tratcd 10 get
their victim out Of the way 20 rs 10 allow
marriage between Walker and Sarah Scott.
The uial commenced on Monday, and
was concluded on Yesterday. The jury,
after few moments absence, returned
with n verdict OF guilty Of murder in the
first degree as 10 Walker and Scott, and not
guilty a 10 Betsy ianccy.
Before sentence was pronounced, counsel
foY defence moved Tor Il new trial which
motion was ovcyIulci by the court, ~ VA
a!so a motion trset aside hc verdict. Coun-
-el thc1 gave 4gtic@ that they wished to file
i;li uf exceptions, anl time. until Satur-
day the l9th instant, was given them i'll
which 10 llcpale their papers.
IN the absence OF Mr.. {. ). Bundr tha
Commonwealth was, at the request ul the
CONT, rcprc-cntol by Air. William Amhcrs.
TAc prisoners lad no counsel when they
came into court. but at the solicitations Of
tho justices MesSrs. Brooks and Turner, of
rhcsterfell, and iir. ". ". Cosby, Of this
city, undertook ;hcr defence.
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J. ID. WHITEHEAD 4 co. will sell at the corner
Of Main aud Pine streets In Sidney, at 10 a.
NJ the entire stock of groccrics. liquors, &C.,
Of McSsrs. Tanner { Kimbrough.
THOMAS W. kEESEE will sell for the United
States Marshal at 10 4. VI. The stock Of dry
goods &C., of II. J. Calishcr. on Main be-
tween Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets.
RICHARDSON & co. will sell the fixtures Of and
rent for the unexpircd term tho store No. lilo
Franklin, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets.
JAMES VI. TAYLOR VIII sell at q r. NJ. a dcsira-
hlc building lot on the south side OF Clay be-
tween Eighth and Ninth streets.
A. {. PULLIAM will sell at IL NJ two valuable
tracts OF land about nine mites from Rich
mona"n the Petersburg railroad aud turnpike.
W. GODDIS Will sell at halr-past p. ". 4 lot
On the north side Of Franklin between Twenty
iir~t and Twenty second streets. He will also
sell for The trustee at y. VI. = lat on the south
side of Frankli" lctwccu Iwcnty-third and
Twenty fourth streets.
COOK 4 LAUGHT0N viii sell ~ - \. Il. u &C.
neral assortment OF furniturc
f.. n. VALENTINE VIII sell at l!3! Main street,
1T ~ \. VI. and L. NJ, =, oo0 worth oi pawn
hrui,ur'S goods.
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Shoemaker Mr.. c. Strause, High Priest !;
MIR. Ira Blunt, Fortune-Teller Incog. :,
Turk; Mrs. II. Levy, Flowcr-Girl; Miss
Gunst, Nurse: Clown, Incog Good-for-
Nothing Man, Miss Rosa Stern.
There were besides these many others
whose names or characters We could not
ascertain.
At II O'Clock the signal was given to
unmask, and shortly afterwards the COM
pany retired to handsome supper, served
by Messrs. 4. Pizzini s. Co. After this,
dancing was resumed md kept up until
early this morning, when the Purim Ball
was over.
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We have determined to reduce to less than the
regular gold rates the price of every article OF
magnificent stock OF Diamonds, Fine Watches,
Jewelry, and Silverware, and ask an inspection OF
our goods and prices. which we propose to offer
for less than they can be bought In the rst-class
houses OF New York and Phlladelphia. We Inn
port and receive daily from the manufacturers tie
latest styles Of rich Jewelry, Fine Watches, Dia-
mond and Pearl Sets, Leontino Vest and Guard
chaius, Glove Banda and Buttons, HRpdkescltef-
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ECONOMICAL. RELGABLE, THE BEST.-Doo-
LEY's Baking Powder Is superior to all others In
market. Free from any Injurious substances, and
so nicely compounded that the contents OF each
box insures light. sweet, healthy biscuits, rolls,
pastry, &C., with uniform success. Only two tea
spoonfuIs 10 quart of flour is necessary, while
those Of ordinary manufacture require from one
third to half more. Ask your grocer for poo-
LEY's Baking Powder, and take no other.
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PORT CT RICHMOND, MARCH II. 1870.

PORT CT RICHMOND, MARCH II, 1870.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester. Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandisc and passengers, l.. B. Tatum.
Steamer Niagara, Brakeman, New York. mcr-
ciandise and passengers, ". c. Euphnm Co.
SAILED.
Steamer. Petersburg, GeoHhcgnn, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, HarTeys & VII
liHms.
Steamer J. W. Everman, HInckley, Phlladel-
phia, merchandise, W. z. Porter.
MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT, VA, March T.-Arrived, steamer
Admiral, Freeman, Baltimore, merchandise ana
passeng-rs, Richmond and York River Railroad,
and sailed on return.