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1taaI Notlgts.

SS4TE . End G MARY nH aS cH. Ma sss
ana os6sr. Aaa Sa2s o. S sSS% r
the s9Oys;9nllled Se!lon the referee: nppcnted q
o % sad .S 10, M % pu SIs; .u
ZION, at tho Exchange salesroOm, No. III Brosd.9E
$50 ScGsR no SSlA Tou sa' James AK Ms
. 10 Ss & @sra Of IL. sy ~ s 10.
xSrs and .nSy ,, =, Nos. q sns % Grad 'Teos aSs
iIom the south y..,eiy Of Grand md Issroa.
ssi ce sad sI inches hSnSs st .SaSSrs my iesS
with TprsSs Iees aisv fee, 70 the place q i Sosaains
yrS "a Seas S on RsF scusseS
street tSe Lighth Ward Of lie City OF New ori and
Sssi , o At ia point nynns fee, AK inches c.,So,
te sscs s9ss ws.ey along he sS1 ~.
ferI feet sI lnones and thence noTterJ Ino I icsi
sm inche; TO tho place OF beginning.
i ii sss q & &;.Sf s
s.rssi westerly 10 he rear oy land now Or s,e o. s.
Burr when .sd 10, q piece o. round rsr, ana par
map e ne estate DC 81
feet and IN length on each tide ny iect
m. A. ,hi S ssr.,a C osss q parcel Of land via
The rTe1eth go,msry sliteenthl Ward o. mo ely !
between the SIXTH and Seventh Evenuos. bounded sSa
containing ~ follows 10 Wit: beginning at point o.
NC southery side OF Twcntynnth street TN lilo cOnlrs
81 certain party WALL distant one hundred ana sovcn
OUR zee! and one nch westerly from the foTncd
~ the intersection ofsnd sOutcry side uonty
street ana The westerly 'lde OF the sixth avenue and
avenue and partly through the centre OF SAD patS
wall ninety eight feet and nine Inches thence westcs
~ parallel with 1M cntY ninth street ono feel
and four inches thence noitherly parallel with the
sixth avenue, aLd partly through NE centre OF ger
tain other party WALL niLety eight iect nine noos
to said soutnerly side OF Twenty. ninth street ACE
thence ehsterN along the toutherly side OF rwonty.
mn street twelUone feet ana louI lnches. 70 tie
pace OF beginning, be rald several distances and az
meufont more less aide Nal OF said al
Ing house beng party walls
Dated, March % ITO
JOHN z BUSHNELL, Referee, IS Nassau. Ct
JOHN oAKEr Piaintins' Attorney, lS2 Nassau -
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EOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.

FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.
lNMAS LINE OF MAIL sTEAMRRs
Sailing IRON New York every Saturday. and alternate
Tuesdays.
Rates OF passage by the saturday steamer
MRS. CABIN pdDabis "a gold SeeraOe pdvd6s ~ ou-cr,
Liverpool or SueenStn tl00 Liverpool Oueonsrn ~
PAS age BY the Tuesday steamer, via HaIifaxi
Liverpool or Queensrn ESQ Liverpool OF Queenstn ~
Tickets sold 10 snd from England. ireland. and the
Comment. at Moderate rates
For rufther information, apply ct the Company
vnhces. JOHN q. DALI, Agent,
MaE Eork
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dOparln,rship Settles.

dOparin,rsgip gollas
OF COrARTTrnsuirs
IL Tie nrln hitherto eii.tipY Lntof tho ~ 10 ~
LlNNHEIMkE 60. has th,s day Uo.L Dissolve ~
mutual cOnssli, y Lindneimer n,'hlrtsiSg ~ 'Io
coInl. made by tne aTm will IA setuod W u
DklTsch. who continues IN TITO Dusiurs.. ,,.,,,,ou
New York. Match IS, Iss1 ~, DLrrSCh
TNIssuI.U'rIUN.- Curpr.nsi,hiph Us.rtp cIstias
~ Iadrt tie ,Vls 81 CLARK. oARL3s q, 49, ",
day nera diASoiyrd by muldal consult d - JAZZ
w,thdTa wio2, An aooounts mate by tbs M Enne "
lsLshS No. u gAAItk,
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-.>ooooooo1o..Hln wiM.
F'RsT MORTGAGES
ST. LOUIS AND ST. JosRru
RAILROAD COMPANY.
The last of tho Ssuo Of uSOo.cs nov really Tor vi.
and delivery smountlngto
ard are the only bonds s@er issued By this Company
They are secured By . nrst and only mortgage upoa
the entire property OF the Company including fran
chises right Of way co. and ct the safe rate OF ssoo
per mile complete and equipped road in successful
operation. Trustees for the mortgage. FARMERS
LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK
This road connects 81. Louis with st. Joseph BY the
most direct and shortest route.
They are coupon bonds IL denominations OF o. 900.
payable CprIncps and iu,cresD In gold IN the city OF
New York
The principal Is payable in twenty-five year. from
November. 1868. In gold.
The interest," at the rate Of ,x per cent per annum.
hpaysbie in gold, the nrst OF MAY and November in
each year. at the Farmers Loan aud Trust Company.
free OF tar.
We are authorized to offer these Bonds for sale at
SIX ana accrued interest In currency. We dos with
full knowledge OF tho perfect security upon which they
arc issued ana with tins knowledge we unheststngiy
recommend thcm q safe and reliable lave ,tmeut.
TANNER q CO..
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sDaily. tFor Piermont only.
WAL H. BARR, General = sscnger Agent
l.. ID. RuoEER, General Superintendent.
Sulpp,ng.

A NCHOR LINE PASSAGE TICK ETs.
70 and nom any Railway Station In 0res, Britain
ireland, Norway. Sweden, Denmark. Germany. uot
land Begiu and the United States. 0y steamers sak
AT LOWEST CURRENCY RATRa
HESpERsoN. pnoTHERs
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&itambouts nnS Iailrouos

EnIg RAILWAY LEAVH nRfpr
~ foot Of sd 81 and foot Of Chamber ". - follows
"a Y% 81 ch.m ,S% al.
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MtoIeaL

A SPECIAITY.-Dr. PERRY guarantee a speedy
~ cure for ladies afflicted In whatever way, both
sexes treated advice and circulars free Once Al
Beeckerst. NB.-No fee unless cured. ' ~
A suSCESSFpL practice o. 20 yeers IN the treat.
antee perfect cure the afflicted when all other have
failed. Once. Beach Ut.
NERVOUS DEBILITY, and complaints Of either
~ sex cured Immediately by Or. EVANs, q Chathsu.
st. Physical ylgot restored by his E.,Nir OF Life,
G1 A0n REWARD for any ,,.e OF disease
% lsVOO mercuriai rheuInatstl VrakncsA de
nltIL nervousness. &C. that DIR, RiI ,\j =; COLLEEN
fEMEDlEs fan 70 cure hours hoH Of. NJ to9p, NJ
No. ~ Nartek ~. New York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-15
srsEs~rn sr !uS.asa,..


The strength q Sir Choaies mono.
~ was one Of the mest remarkable
things about that remarkabls man. lie
not only read everything, bul ho re.
msmbered everything he read lie
knew where thO book was in which the
desired information could bo found.
the very page, and the precise location
Of the book in the library whore il hap
pened 70 be- Whilo trying The cele.
brated sewing machine case before
Judge Woodbury., heard him request
friend TO go to the Athenunm and
get him volume Of a set published by
Chambers. Tho article he wanted was
on the manufacture oi silk lie de-
scribod the set, tho room in which il
was kept, and tho very spot in tho h
brary whore il could bo found. He
wrote down nearly everything in a'easo
that be could. The act oi writing fast.
ened the thing in his memory. aud il
was ready for instant use, In the trial
Of cause he kept two sets Of notes
one the testimony, the other a digest
and The argument lie was ready to
argue case tho moment the testimony
was closed. His memory enabled him
to talk on any subject introduced He
was at home on the black letter law,
knew familiarly the intricate English
law Of entail, and could discuss tho law
OF any nation as intelligibly as he could
q common act Of assault aud battery,
! walked with him from the court house
on Saturday previous to tho delivery of
bis celebrated eulogy on Webster, bo-
fore Dartmouth College. lie had been
before the United States Court, con
ducting an intricate trial, the heat like
that Of q tropical climate. We went in-
to the barber shop under the Broom
field House, for he said, Il must bo
shampooed daily. OF | should die, Tho
eulogy ON Webster, ! think, was to bo
delivered on Tuesday This was Sat
urday, and the intervening Monday
was to be consumed in tho journey to
Hanover. said to him. "Oi course
your eulogy on Webster is completed
Ho drew himself up to his full height,
and laying his hand on my shoulder, ho
said "AIr. , as / live, not q word
Of that eulogy is written" Yet il was
delivered as announced delivered
without notes, fully written out and
committed in the writing. knew one
instance in which he completed bis lee
ture at the office a short time before
the train started that was to carry him
to his appointment. He left his manu-
script on bis desk, and gave the lecture
he said, MS near verbatim MS he desired
to- and that without scrap before him.
He was very careful Of the workings Of
his motions before the higher courts
His phraseology was peculiar. Having
written his motion on a scrap Of paper,
he usually crumpled il in his hand and
threw II on the floor as he rose to adj
dress the bench. / have frequently
picked up these jottings, and some Of
them / have to this day.--Er.
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STURGEON OK LIRE INSURANCE To-
morrow ought to be observed by Christ
ians in the way Of Providence. Though
We may not boast OF tomorrow, yet we
may seek to provide for tho morrow
On one occasion pleaded for benefit
society, and not knowing more appro-
pirate text, selected this Take no
thought for the morrow, for tomorrow
shall take thought for the things Of it.
self !" Some Of my hearers when / an
nounced my text, feared the principle
Of it was altogether hostile to anything
like an insurance, or providing for the
future, but just showed them that il
was not, as | looked upon il. II is a
positive command that wo arc TO take
no anxious thought concerning to-mof-
row. Now, how can do that How
can put myself into such a position
that can carry ont this commandment
Of taking no thought Of tomorrow II
! were man struggling in life, and bad
in my power to insure for something
which would take care Of wife and fam
lily in after days, il did not do il, you
might preach to mo to all eternity about
not taking thought for tho morrow; but
| could not help doing il when / saw
those ! loved around mo unproyided
for. Let it be in Gods Word, | could
not practice it; / should still be at somo
time or other taking thought for the
morrow. But lot nae go 10 one of'the
many Of the excellent institutions which
exist, and let me see that all il proyid-
cd for, | come home pay, and say,
Now, ! know how to practice Christie
command Of taking no thought OF tho
morrow the policy.money once a year,
and / take no further thought about II,
for | have no occssiou to do 50 now,
aud have obeyod the very spirit and let
ter Of Christs command" Our Lord
meant that yo we're 10 get rid Of cares;
now il il apparent that those dislress-
ing cares are removed, and We are able
70 live above anxiety ~ that aingle
process.
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A lady went into a dry goods store
and inquired for "bIeacLed cloth -
several pieces Of sheeling gero offered
for inspection, butiailsd 70 suit Per
haps said tho lady, n | should tell
you what / want il Tor. you would know
better what to give ne II Is ior re-
posing robes" tie q efk tainted
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MIRA Parlngton in an illustration Of
the proverb, "A soft answer turneth
away wrath, ssys. "that il Is better 10
speak paregoriealiy Of question than
10 be al the time aingiRg epissphs At
him"
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DENTISTRY.

wN vs. BROcKwAY, DENTIST.
IIAs rsseeae8 t5 Nsatsssis sasf f.it4.Hss IS Ag.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-03
Deuasst,e xarks,s-rBr Ts1nenApH1.

NEW YORK, Nay HReoa.-Whest nrn. Corn
dull and unchanged. Pork 1rmer; Ness, S2s.75.
Lard, l46lefc. Cotton dull aud lower at 2a92sac.
Turpentine quiet at SsG4c. Rosin quiet az s2.os
for strained common, aad sa.N for good strained.
Essnina. Cotton dull and unchanged
4324c; sales 80 balss. YlourStsce, sl.scO
SGS southern, common to fair extra, saGss 90 !;
coed to choice Wheat :sslne and % liz as;
91.so. Corn dali new mixed weatern, Slo50
81. II. Beef firm; new plain mess, l241cc.; new
extra do, 1aGlsc. Pork frmer at $40. Lard
dull and unchanged Wbiskey active and de-
cidedly higher; western, free, s1.07g$l ;ds. Gro
pentine, li14c. Rostn, sa.os@$s. Tallow f-m-
er at os@s2c. FreiRhts nrm. IN ..s - :,
BALTIMORE, Nay s.-flour advanced nc.;
Howard-Streat superhne, $S@ss.Ao. Wheat firm ;
Maryland. el.E8SLso. White Corn, 81. i7@s1.1 Il;
yellow, s1.1a. Data, es9ac. Provisions steady
and advancing; Pork, sss; Bacon SHOULDERS a. b.
t ssdo ls' bid 81 asked so 1855,
bid: l.sTs, ~ bid, CO asked. Coupons-Old, %
bid, Ioa asked. -|rr
CINCINNATI, May e.--Corn dull and in light de-
msnd at 85@90c. .Whiskey dull ut S10SLol. Mess
Pork quiet and firm at $40, put no sales. Bacon
quiet and held firm ut 12ic tor shoulders lsto for
clear.rib sides land l7c. for clear sides, Lard
held firmly at lssc.; primo kettle, steam, lee.
LOUISVILLE, May a-Corn-Sacked, a. IL for
| choice shened Provisions very active. Pork,
lo:c: clear sides, 173c. Lard, TIC. Whiskey, SIG
sLo2. -.-..e -
| PHILADELPHIA, May s-Beef in fair demand
this week st an advance GALES l. 900 extra Penn.
sylytni2 and western Steers at 1fG1oac. fair tC
good. sRa3c. common, e97Se. Sheep held firmly,
with sales Of Q. 900 VI 7soc. Hogs dull and lower
ssies 2,sss at l20lsc.-the latter for prime corn
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City Hall, where he addressed the meetings.
cations were present from the surroundings
country, and there, were ssbol,t one thou-.
sand persons In the procession, Of whom
about twenty-five were white. The festivf-
ties wind up with bali ct the CITY Hall to-
night. 49, s. I j 5s5s:
The comparatively small number In the
procession Is accounted for by the fast that
the negroes are now fully satfzssd that their
right Of suffrage Il Fixed and no sfrors win
them Of IT,, Two years ago suef, an oesa-
sion would have brought out not less than
five thousand negroes, but they are growing
tired Of parades, and good feeling Is exs
listing between the races. Hundreds Of ne
goes continued their daily work, and
seemed to feel no interest In the selebra-
ton. ,~.-4,-. -.... -
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arsafsIaI NOTICES.

Z ~ PRoSTRATfON PLAYED OUT.
Violent purgsstyes. emstfcs, saliyants, hlister-
fpas. and bleeding have hsd their day. y
Ths sick can no longer ba spat1uaHeG TEhaf the
best way 30 cure them ID Co destroy the little
Strepoth that Gieense has 1efcsbefn. E1s ~
; iDyspeptics, instead Of DOSING themselves with
spsom salts, aloes, colycinth, tsIap, ana other
powerful cathArtics, tome taeir dfSefttye orraaS
and regulate their bowels with HOsTEITER,S
STOMACH B1TTERE. ~ s3 Sd Esss5 ittt3. 80.
Peraong OF bilious habit, instead of throwing
tha whole glandulsr system into state OF morbid
irritation with mercur1sl poison, seek reliaf aud
bIs nltarafiYe upon the disordsredIfvcr. n
Nervous sufferers, tremulols, weSk, and de-
spondent. recruit their shattered energies with n
course OF the great inyigorant, and bless the day
when the atulterated liquors OF commerce were
superseded bv q medicated sttnnlant perfectly
efficient and entirely harmless ~ 4
Travellers by land and Sea rejoice In the posses-
SION OF I'M agrees Die corrective, which protects
them from the own effects OF malaria, nom sen Z
sickness, and from the disturbing influences OF
changes Of temperature, and change or water.
The weak ma 6ebiitrztad feel their strength re-
turn, and their spirits rovtve under It's bfactng
appettztn& gently sxhil&rattng action .frz 7.
Il Is the only stimulant which cautious physi-
in deifcata health. or to the aged and decrep1d.
There Is not q city, town. or settlement on the
American continent, where Is Is not recognized
as household remedy and a safeguard against
epidemics; and In short, wherever there Is Intel
ugence, prudence, and common sense Hostet-
eer'R Stomach Bitters is pronounced . standard
specific, for which, In the whole range or phar-
macy, there Is no substitute or equivalent.
ap au-eod1w&w .-.4 -
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sufaBNn CeUNcIL OF THE THlnTY-TH1aD
pEoRRa--ARRtvALo OF DxLEaATEs.--The first
session OF the Supreme Council OF Ancient
and Accepted Masons for the Southern
jurisdiction Of the United States will COM
vene at the Masonic Temple, North Charles
the Supreme Council have arrived in the
city: Albert Pike, Grand Commander,
Washington, D. C.; A. G. Mackey, South
Carolina; g. NJ. HilEer, Mississippi; Henry
Virginia; L. II. Shaw, California; S. Web
Der, Kentucky; w. L. Mitchell. Georgia;
Martin Collins, Missouri; S. NJ. Todd,
Louisiana, S. A: Cunningham, Maryland;
Washington, D. c.; r. 3. Jordan, Ne
braska; j. d. Ainsworth, Oregon; "A. Il.
G. Picrson, Minnesota; TIL. Cslwell, Cali
fornia; G. A. Schwarzman, Maryland
baltimore Gazette, ID.
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/ NJ APRIL 20, 1870. ),
DRY GOODS FOR TIE MILLION As WELL
- AS THE MILLIONAIREt

All OF our goods are not bought at tho New
York auctions, as no FIRsT-CLASS STOCK csn
be fed from auction Sales.
Heavy arrivals by steamer and express OF NEW
and ELEGANT GOODS, Just bought, not exelu-
siyely FOR CAsH, but bought right and sold right
Handsome GRENADINES only Ss per dress;
Elegant RLACK and COLOKED SILKS very
Elegant ORGANIZES and JAPANESE POP
CHEcKED JAPANESE SILKS and aRENA-
SEASIDE and other PoPL1Ns for walking
MozAMBIaUEs, endless assortment, lsa, -. g,
PIoGEs, coiored and white, for ladies and chill
PLAIN BUFF and other LINENS for suits (. !.
GLOVES, COLLARS, CORSETs, ~:
Large assortment best PRINTS 1T 10. Il, Is, ana
leac. -~.-, ,,-o,.s
Points !; Shawls In great variety: Hosiery Socka,
&c; q full assortment OF French ana American
Cassimeres for men and boys Irish Linens Tow
eIlings &C., at dtd- 6eiLunl prices Qu1lse skirts
Ltnep- Bosom Shirts Gentlemen's, Ladies. anu
Children's UnderDhirt'' &C., IS Sp,os a CO..
apla corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York Stock and Money MarfSe

new HOEA StOCA sSHA
NEW YORK, May .-Noon.--Hiorey easy at 5GOs
per cent. Sterling Exchauge-LonS 100 short,
no.. Gold ll5. s.2O's, 80, lI2h. Tennessee 6's-
EN-coupons, 52s new, 57i. Virginia e's-ES-cou-
pons, Gag; new, cog. Louisiana Levee s's, 9l3.
Georgia IS o5. North Carolina G's, 47a; new
2si. South Carolina 6's-Old. %; new, 49,
Eeening.-Money opened easy and closed more
active At Slj per cent, with discounts at o17 per
cent. Sterling opened firm ut 1oS50los3 but closed
weak Il. 1929. Gold opened at lis, advanced to
1885, declined TO Tag, aud then closed dull At 1l4i
ll4s. The decline was Influenced by the favorable
public debt statement. Governments opened
buoyant and advanced, bu. there was no action.
and the market closed firm and steady follows:
G's-'6I's, coupons, llG5; 'Ga's, 1la; 'Gfs. 11la;
6Js, ls, new at 'e7's, ll2!; 'cs's, 1l2i lVtO's,
I0Si.
SnGthcrG securities opened quiet and generally
firm, and at the close were generally steady: Ten
n"sscc C's. 5g2. Virginia 6s. Cc3; new, CO. LOUISE
ana e's, 75 new. ~. Alabama SIS, lee; Us, 7@3.
Georgia G's Sc; rs 945. North Carolina e's, a.;
new, :3!. South Carolina e's, go new, sit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-03

Mrs. Richings-Bernard has had two law
suits on her hands one by Mr.. Bchrens,
musical director. for 81 900 for services, and
the other by Miss Blanche Ellerlnan (wife of
Mr.. j. a. Arnold for 81 ,G10 salary due.
The last is an old affair.
We are glad to learn that Mrs. Rlchings-
Bernard has had good success in the South.
She will visit Boston ere the season closes.
Bn.fdlo Commercial.
Hon. William Montgomery, formerly q
member of Congress from Pennsylvania,
died last week.
Illinois has preacher who gets his con-
gregation i'll church, locks the door, and
breaches TO them until until the dcacons
collect specified amount.
4 travelling correspondent Of the Boston
Adcert'Ser writes that the Richmond Wash
inSton Monument is g the grandcst work of
art in the United States"
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The Weather Standardization of
the Fifteenth Amendment.

WILMINGTON, n. c., May "A much
needed rain is falling here and has been
nearly all day, creating great rejoicing
among the farmers and gardeners.
% The rain to-day interfered greatly with
the celebration of the adoption of the
fifteenth amendment. The procession was
formed at 8 a. NJ. and marched through.
the principal streets to Dudley's Grove,
where a short address was delivered by
General J.. q. Abbott. Hon., o. ii. Dockery,
on account of the nnpropitious weather, re-
turned to the city, and took refuge In the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-03

GREAT CoNrLAGR ALTON IN BosroS--THIE-
TY BUILDINGS DEsrEoyED.-Boston, April
n n. th the ctv
originating at the corner of Canal and Ira
verse streets, destroying about thirty build
ings, mostly of small value. Several were
occupied as storchouses for hay, lumber,
&C., and a. stables. Friend-Street court and
Harmony court, with the tenement houses
therein, swarming with occupants, were
completely burnt out, and more than one
hundred families were thus rendered house.
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Unknown Wreck Seen.

SOUTHAMPTON, ENG, May 1.-The steam
ship Herman, which arrived to-day from
New York, reports that on the 30th April
she passed wreck painted black, with a
white stripe around the stern; the deck
house was painted yellow, and the fore
mast, which was still standing, was white.
She was evidently a large steamer.
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Aid for tho sufferers by the Richmond
Calamity.

New YORK, May "A meeting of the
Chamber of Commerce was held to-day for
the purpose of setting subscription on foot
to aid the sufferers by the recent calamity
at Richmond, Va. George Opdyke, Esq,
solutions Of sympathy were adopted, and /
committee Of fifteen was appointed to carry
out the object of the meeting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-03

The CENTRAL AVENUE TRAoEDY.-Mrs.
Dwyer, mother Of Mrs. Marsh, SO Sc
verely wounded in the Central Avenue ira
gcdy by her unfortunate daughter, is re-
ported to be in a fair way of recovery. Mrs.
Marsh still remains prisoner in the city
Jail. The grand jury of the criminal court
for the january term were finally discharged
on Saturday, the case Of Mrs. Marsh not
having been brought before it. The case
VIII now, in all probability, be disposed Of
by the criminal court early in the May term,
commencing on the 9th, by commission
de ttndtico tnQuirendo. in order to try the
issue OF the insanity of Mrs. Marsh, and if
found actually out of her mind to provide
4 suitable home for her in some asylum
Baltimore San.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-03
ITALY
Public Debt Statements.

WASHINGTON, May 2.-The statement Of
the public debt for the month Of April is as
follows: Total debt, $50, s18, 6s4.T2 !;
the amount in the treasury Is $2S8, a29,-
150.37; the debt less the amount in the
treasury is 81, 428, 1884, 334.s5 ; the decrease
in the public debt for the month is S11 $751;
793. 80. .as