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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoSDON. March l5-4: 80
p. NJ Conso,s closed at 92T for money and 90 for
the account. American securities closed buoyant;
United States fvetwenty bonds, 1852, 81; 1885 old
90h; 1867 s9X; ten-fortes 81. Erie Railway shares
AK; Illinois Centra!s Ills; Atlantic and Great West
ern, 80.
PARIS BoURsB.-PARrs. March 15.-The Bourse
closed duh. Rentes, 74f. i2c.
FRANKFORT BouRsR.-FRANKF0RT, March 15.-
United states dve.twenty bonds closed quiet and un.
changed
LlyERpooL COTTON MlRKEr.-LIvERPooI. March
15-4:30 +. M.-rne cotton market closed steady;
I'd. me eales OF the day have been IL. 900
bales including 1900 bales for export and specua-
tlon.
HAvRE COTTON MARkEr.-HAvRg, March l5.-Cot-
ton closed quiet on spot and aroat.
TRADE AT MAScaESTRR.-LIvERPooL March 49,
Manchester trade adyces are more favorable, but
do not AFFECT the cotton market.
LIVERPOOL BREADsrCFFs MARKEr.-LIvERPooL,
March l6-4:30 +. M-Wheat, Ss. lUd. o IS. lid. per
Genital for red winter. Flour. 20s I'd. per bb. for
Western The receipts OF wheat for three days hav
been l3, 500 quarters, OF which IL, 500 Ameri-
can. Cheese, 70s 3D. per cwt for the best grades Of
prime mess. Lard, Gas. per cwt.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-LTvERPooI. March
15-4:3O r. NJ. Linseed oil, f31 los. per ton. Turpen.
tine, 23s. per cwt
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LoSDoS, March 49,
Cloverseed, 49s per cwt. for American red. Com
mon rosin per cwt. Linseed active at f32 los
per ton. 1al0w nrmer al ass. 3D. per cwt. sperm oil
frm. Whale oil quiet. Refined petroleum. Is 1Od.
IL. 01sd per galiol. Sugar nrmer.
PETROLEUM MARKET -ASrwERP, March TO-
Petroleum closed lrn at 57's!.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Murder VIII Out-Arrest For a Murder Com.
snItied in Maryland In 1S88-scntenccd For
Embezzlemcnt.
BOSTON. Marc Is, 1870.
Four years ago wealthy citizen OF Prince George
county, Nd, named William Sayles, was murdered
for his money BY 1ve negroes, two Of whom have
been sentenced and hung At the time OF the
tragedy 1t was known that one or the murderers-
MincOn Richardson, alias Thomas JohnsOn-had
ned to Massachusetts,. He renamed at large until
q few days since when ne was discovered by Ofncer
Hammond, OF the state police at Q boarding house
on Lvnde street. where he acted In the capacity Of
servant The Maryland authorities were duly IN
formed OF the arrest or Richardson and yesterday
an of1cal from that State arrived In town and the
identity OF the man was clearly established. and last
evening the prisoner was given INTO the hands OF
the Maryland Official.
John w. Collins, clerk In the ONCE OF the City
Treasurer, who was convicted OF being a delauiter
to the treasury In several thousand dollars has been
sentenced to TWO and Q half years. Imprisonment IN
the State Prison.
Edward II. Savage was last night nominated and
confirmed Chief OF Police; but 10y subsequent action
his confirmation was referred to the Committee on
Police.
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LOUISIANA.

Proceedings or the Lcgislature-Pr0poscd
Amendment to tho State Constitution--Pas.
sage Of the Bill Incorporating the Mississippi
Valley Levce Company.
NEW ORLEANS, March Is, 1870.
The Legislature has passed Joint resolution abro-
eating article nifty OF the constitution the question
to be submitted to the people at the next general
election. This article provides that the Governor
shall not be eligible tor reelection at the end OF his
four years. term.
bill has passed creating the Eighth District
Court with exclusive jurisdiction In matters OF man
damus, injunction and quo lCarrarato arising under
the Intrusion act
The Dill has also passed Incorporating the Missis-
sippi Valley Levee Company, giving IOrce and effect
TO the plans OF the Louisville Convention. The capt
tai stock IS $50 100000 with low taxes on areage
ana production behind the levees for twenty -one
years. In the interest OF the company. This bill was
passed by large majority after o long discussion.
1t looks TO consolidated evee system Tor the whole
lower Mississippi valley, under one management. J.
J. Gaines J. H. Oglesby. a. ID. Banks and others are
the cOrpOratOrS.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

Excitement In Washoe Mining StocLs-Billiard
Challenge Tor the Championship Of tho
World-Grcat Rush to the San Diego G old
Fields.
SAN FRANCISCO, March IA, 1870.
Rudolph, the billiard champion OF America, offers
to play three games with Roberts, Sr., ex-champion
OF England, for the championship OF the world and
$4,000. ON the following conditions:-H Roberts
elects to play the English game 1t shall be OF 900
points; II the French game 500 points; II the Ameri-
can game 500 points; the game to be played in
Paris or the contestants 70 toss coin to determine
whether rhe game shall be played In New York or
In London.
The excitement In Washoe mining stocks con-
tinues, and there is general advance In all descrp
tlOns OF shares in the silver mines Of Nevada. Gould
x Curry sold to-day at 1886, ana Savage at $65.
The rush 10 the san Diego gold mines Is uDabated
The stages that make the trip overland are crowded
daliy. The steamer yesterday carried about four
hundred god seekers. Another steamer, with pas
sengers lor the destination. will leave here to-
morrow. 1t Is reported that the Cinnamon have
been driven ont OF the new mines and several OF
them killed san Diego and other towns In the
southern portion OF the state are being rapidly de-
populated.
The market for nour Is dull at 81 IS . IS 80.
Wheat. quiet Sales OF choice at 81 95 per bushel.
Legal tenders, S9la.
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SPECIAL POLITICAL NOTES.

Colonel Samuel A. Moore, OF New Britain, FOR.
mcrly OF the Fourteenth Connecticut Volunteer.
has been nominated for the State Senate or Con-
necticut from the Hartford district. Elisha John
son. OF Hartford. Is the democratic nominee Tor the
First district.
The Boston TrdreHer calls the action OF the New
Hampshire State Central Committee previous 10 the
late election "b!underlng ooobylsm."
An EFFORT is being made TO get Assemolyman Dat es
out OF the way as n candidate for member OF Con
gress from the Nevada City Congressional district by
sending him to Eng and a. Commissioner OF limit.
grafton.
Gainesville tFla.l paper sum. up the doings OF
the late Legislature OF tnat State as iollows:--
To sum up:--Fourteen railroad charters were
granted aud nearly rs many more for improvement
ano navigation companies; one Judge impeached
fourteen millions Of Florida bonds voted away anc
perhaps 5000, oo0 acres OF land.
That may be called proyress--radical progress
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
Brosklyu Navy Yard.


Work at the Navy Yard continues TO lag owing to
the lack OF funds. and several hundred men have
been discharged, temporarily from departments for
which the appropriations are exhausted. These
workmen will, however be'taken on again as soon
as the Naval Appropriation bill Is passed.
The steam slosp.ofwar Alaska dropped down TO
the buoy or the Battery on Monday last She Will
probably sail this week.
The steam sloop .oi.war Wachusett will be the
next vessel placed In commission on this station.
II 10 believed that she Is 10 be attached to the
European squadron.
Inc steam sloop.of.w Shenandoah is fttng out
FOR sea a. the Cnarlestown tMass.l Navy Yard.
Tue steam frlgate Colorado. which has been IN
commission at this station since January U.s. IS TAX
Ing on board spare crank and otner machinery
which Will dean her for Two or three weeks longer
She s beautiful vessel and attracts the attention
and admiration OF all visitors to the yard where she
now lies moored to the dock near the foot OF tue
roadway leading from the York street gate.
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RED RIVER.

Dlsbnndment OF the Canadian FOrces-Dr.
Schultz Observation-Disclosures to the Domi-
ni0n Government Appointed.
CHICAGO, March Is, 1870.
The Red River Ne,c Nation OF February 25 says
the late threatening movement OF the English
settlers for the release OF the Canadian prisoners at
Fort Garry has supsded. President Riel. to prevent
bloodshed. released all the prisoners, whereupon
the English force, numbering 800 men, well organ
lied and armed, disDanded and returned TO their
homes
DR.. Schultz has been declared banished from the
Territory
Delegates will shortly leave for Canada to con-
clude the arrangements with the DOMINION govern
ment. II is understood that the government Is
willing 10 grant all the demands OF the Red River
people.
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Personal NIOvosneuts.

Mr.. Robert d. Roosevelt, one OF the Comrnis issou-
ers OF Fisheries OF State OF New York and author
OF several works on sporting and fishing matters.
has invited by the Governor OF Maryland ad-
dress the Legislature or that State the subject OF
nsh culture, with view to the restoration OF the
snad fisheries OF the Southern rivers. lie expected
to deliver his address on Wednesday evening, the
10th inst, and has gone South for that purpose.
william Cook, the champion billiard player OF
England, Is youth Of twenty TWO years.
Mr.. Lamont, an English Arctic explorer Is again
fitting out his yacht Drama for fresh voyage OF ad-
venture and discovery TO the Polar seas
It Is now reported that General Houstons family
are In easv circumstances. The widow OF the old
hero dled 1887. and tour daughters are living. with
the income OF about 100000 to keep them comfort
ably.
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fnvorite here pn- being ais native town.) he
received many compA nents fiom M parties present
apan ora re ,a;na s1aea orso smns ~ tSe Assembly.
oyN rEKS.
OH FOR the regeaton Of the oyster trade % intro ,r
duced oy Mr. owen C,sy,sl 'aeh, IS now before the
Committee on comms,rs aa Naygation anu WI
IN all PROBABILITY reported 'avoIapy. ~ proV"e,
shares or Vessels cnasyer ,"tS oyster trade owned
In THIS State shall be assessed tne samed ~ maner
Who n ssa M 10 capry prVpsr o ne M Visions OF
punished therefor
was also taken IN hands BY Irving, no ~ @
nll reducing the fare rom eleve1 CENT W 80, s.A
10 l2oth street.
THE CANAL DEBT FUNDING BILI,
Introduced IN both Houses OF the LegsiasM = to,uy'
was Drought here Dy Alessrs. Henry, OF 10 ioTk.
ana HaIch OF Buffalo, on behalf or the Ss iorx
Chamber OF Commerce, Produce Excnangs CIV 'izens'
Association. sa,powners' Association aud tna Com:
meiclai Union. II Is understood the provsss ~ or
the ol meet the approval OF Messrs. Comss4 ck,
statesmen and business men.
ANOTHER BROADWAY RAILROAD.
The following are the provisions OF the bill TO- ths
construction OF q surface railroad IN Broadway, m
troduced oy Mr irving which he said, was sent 70
MN Tor presentation Dy several gentlemen In New
York.
RSs s nnry
Leonard 6y o.nes and their assigns are hereby
authorized and empowered 70 constructs operate and
CITY Of New York. and to convey ps::snssr. thereon.
following route or routes IN. the said city, g
wt-Commenciug at South ferry At the foot OF whitehall
and running thence and along whitehall street
Aud boadway, with double single track. 10 the
side Of the Bowling Green thence tronsh and along Broad
track on tn. sa. ds o Union and through
along street, with doaols track @ Leins,on
track 70 s Sno5thery termination to bs extended
svenue opened graded and paved with brsnche. there
rSm n,u with double tracks through and along sxtis;h ssv
nectng with double track In broadway a the upper side
ol the Bowling Green through and along Broadway
state and Whitehall sreets, with snge double
track, to the said South ferry, together with the
necessary turnous, switches and convenient stanos
ior the proper working and accommo iAtion OF the
said railroad on the said route routes; and the
said grantees and their assigns by agreement with the
broadway and Seventh Avenue Railroad Company
their said railroad by double with
said broadway and Seventh Avenue Railroad Company
the side OF Union square, agree
for the OF portion of their railroad
Section two provides that the paid
TO the city ~ Oy other railroads. and the fare
Section three provides for running railroad
and Tor acquiring title To property, prescribed In the
general Railroad act.
prohibits the building OF any other
Broadway below Fourteenth street, except the
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ANOTHER MYSTERY OF THE SEA.
An lron-clad, with All on Board.
Missing.
HAS SHE GONE DOwN7

| whlle both the Old and New Worlds are suxious,
watching the Atlantic ana grasn,ng AZ avsr, coo,n
spar for tidin2s OF the long absenl ,,v or pn,,o.
there comes cry from hundred famllle. Tor soma
WORD from another richly .freghted shin tnat h..
now oeeh gone three months. About Tho lat of Da-
cemDer the ironclad Atlanta. or rriumio a. sne VA,
last clirlstened left Philadelphia for Port au princa
She had been purchased by the then existing Sal.
nave governments OF Hayt, ana was otr,cercd he
young men. nearly all OF whom had formerly be-
longed 70 the United States navy. Sne had two
Hayden senator's on board the wife OF the command
ing officer. and crew OF over = hundred men rs-
cruited In Philadelphia, making In all one hundred
and twenty souls.
Since the day she steamed down the Delaware tn
tiAf ocean on hervoyage TO the West Indies nothing
has been received from any one on board Some
time ago there was o report publishes that the
Atlanta had been wrecked on Fortune Island, bus
that statement was subsequently denied, and tho
friends or the missing vessel IN the absence OF ~
intelligence from her, afterlwaiting many weeks,
nave been redu ced to tne las. extremity OF hope for
the safety OF those ON board. Numerous letters
nave been received at the HERALD Office making in-
quiry concerning tho missing las and urriv-
Ing vessels nave been daily interrOgated for some
be learned on tne ut sublsc,y as yes aSsnins can
Ole that she may have been wrecked on
some lonely, unnhabted island. aud thar her officers
aud crew are still existing upon IT, waiting for
passing sail but she unntneas Of the heavilv plated
hulk Tor encountering the storms OF the gives
has fonndered and goae down with every soul.
The numerous marine news agents or the HERALD
on the Atlantic coast and IN the West Indies all
on the look out for sone key To the mystery OF tho
absent vesse, and t Is not improbable That her
vvors may YET be found AS so many persons are
seeking news OF the iron-cad al this oce all sniD-
masters VINO may read Lnis III the Gui or among tue
Islands should forward Dromotly TO the HERALD
throw gnt upon the Atlanta's late.
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THE SNOW STORM IN THE WEST.

The Snow Three Feet Deep in Minnesota
suspension Of Railroad Travel.
MILWAUKEE, WIS.,, March l5, 1870.
Another heavy snow storm has prevailed all over
the Northwest since yesterday, and the trains are
more or less blocKaded. IL Is estimated In Mime.
sofa that the snow is three feet deep on level and
about two feet deep In Wisconsin A. six O'CLOCK
this eveniug 1t was sttll showing.
CHICAGO, March is, 1870.
special despatch to the Tribune from st. Paul.
Minn., states that that region Is completely snow
bound. No railroad trains have been run to-day.
There over four feet OF snow on level throughout
the COUNTY,.
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GEORGIA..

Treatment of Northerncrs-SsnsutiOnR Rumors
Denied.
SAVANNAH, March Is, 1870.
The following is one OF several similar letters and
dispatches sent North today
SAVANNAH, March II, 1870
To Hon. CHARLES O'NEILL Member OF Congress OF Penn.
syivanis, Washington, ID. g. =
sIRAs PhilAdephsns and Union officers. doing bust
ness in Savannah, wish TO state that the despatch
sent from this city by w. L. Avery, and tele-
graphed to the newspaper. regarding the treat
rncnt of Northern in this State, is untrue In
every particular We have recently travelled throughout the
State and have experienced such Treatment tna al
legged by Avery did hear insults being offered
to Northern men. THOMAS j. MALONEY, ,JR.,
and H. PENNINGTON.
(of Hacker, Msoney Coz
s. X. Head, formerly connected with the Boston
Press, died here to-day.
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ASSEMBLY.

| ALBANY. March is. 1870.
| Mr. JACOBS reported the annual Supply bill
BILLS PASSED.
Incorporating the lone Yacht Club OF New YORK;
amending the charter OF the Insurers own Insurance
Company; relative to carrying and the use pistols
holding as ndctaDle for murder persons using q
pistol claim ed to be In self defence.
The bill to provide for erecting public market In
the Thirteenth ward New York, was lost-55 to 35
Mr. PLuSEErr moved It's reconsideration and that
the motion lie on the table. Carried.
REPORTS
BY Mr. Notwithstanding time for the colIec-
tiOn OF taxes In Richmond county Read ana
passed. Also incorporating the Westchester County
BY Mr. CAvANAGH-Relative to rates OF wharfage
In New York and Brooklyn.
BY Mr.. IRvING-Auth0rzing the New York and
Midland Railroad to consO idate with other roaas.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
by Mr.. JACOBS-Providing for paying money due
| the First New York regiment Mexican Volunteers;
also 10 appoint pubic administrator Ia Kings
BY Mr. Misunderstanding the act TO extend
Prospect Park.
by Mr.. CLARK-Authorizing the Brooklyn Common
Counci to remove certain railroad tracks In that
Iy Mr.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the New York
By Mr. FLANNrGAN-Incorporatin the Loan Ex.
change Warehouse Company OF New YORK.
BY Mr.. lRvrNG-For railroad In broadway Lex
ington avenue ana other streets IN New York; also
To reduce the Eighth Avenue New York Railroad
fare; also for railroai IN Lexington avenue and
by MIR. FIELDs-Reatve to Jurors In New York.
BY MIR. BERGEN-To incorporate the Polytechnic
Association or New York.
By Mr.. Notwithstanding the act authorizing
the New YORK and New Haven COMPANY TO extend
It's line.
BY Mr.. FREAR--To provide for the payment OF the
canal debt.
by Mr.. wHTg-Relatlve to public holidays as to
the payment OF protested paper.
BY the SPEAKER Relative to the pneumatic pas
sage or packages, &c, from New York To Brooklyn.
BY Mr.. BURas--Amendlng the act Incorporating
life and health insurance companies for The better
protection OF policy holders.
BY Mr. JACOBs-Amending the charter OF the city
or Brooklyn.
The House then took recess till half past seven
O'Clock this evening.
Evening Session.
GENEIAL ORDERS.
TIE following bills were ordered TO a third read
ing
In relation TO the Brooklyn Free School OF Design
allowing 81 900 per annum TO be raised by tax for
It's support; amending the act for the better protec-
ton OF minors, requiring records when bound out,
they may be traced and their religious belief
shall not be lnterlered with.
Providing for the printing or session laws under
the direction OF the Secretary OF State and Comp.
tr0er.
Prohibiting the sdul;erauon Of food. drink and
medicine.
Regulating the sale Of leaf tobacco.
To improve SedRwick avenue, MOrrlsania
Mr.. White introduced bill for the organization OF
safe deposit companies.
Also chartering the Associated Hotel Company OF
New YORK.
mittee on tne Excise Jaw was received, and MesSrs
Fields, Jacobs Snow Franklin and Snlper were sp-
pointed sucn committee.
Adjourned.
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The Public Education ELI.

LONDON, March Is, 1870.
In the House OF Commons last evening the Com
pulsory Education bill came up on motion for q
second reading
Mr.. Dixon, member for Birmingham. opposed
the second reading OF the bill, much as
ne desired free schools because 1t was
had IN many points. Il provides no educa-
tonal department or normal schools. 1t makes
attendance compulsory. yet grants years. grace
before compulsion becomes operative. Mr.. Dixon
thought sectartan occupiers should choose school
boards, dividing expenses with the State. II re-
llgious questlons left within the control OF the
boards endless dissension must be the consequence.
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MISSISSIPPI.

Election Of State Printer-Reward for tho
Apprehension Of Yergcr-Death Of Legis.
lat0r.
JACKSON, March Is, 1870
Fisher & Kimball, proprietors OF the Pilot, the
organ OF the radical party were to-day elected State
Printers on the second ballot.
Governor Alcorn offers reward OF 81 900 for the
apprehension OF ierger.
Hamilton Taylor, member OF tho Legislature from
Harrison county, died last night In this city.
Nothing OF importance has yet been considered In
he Legislature.
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The Education Bill.

LONDON March Is, 1870.
Tbe'debate on the Education bill was resumed
Mr. Winterbotham expressed dissatlsiaction with
the measure. considering !. in advance OF the pub.
lie needs and wishes.
Lord Robert Montagu denied the necessity OF ex-
GLIDING religious teaching from the schools.
Mr. Corrance said statistics showed thar most
OF the parishes IN England expended nuga sums for
drink and nothing for education. The absence OF
the conscience clause maze the title National
Schoo 81 absurd. The bill was faulty in respect to
the education OF pauper children.
Mr.. Beresford- Hope deprecated opposition at this
stage. II 1t WAS continued the measure would go
over TO the next session, and strife and discord
would follow.
Mr.. Palmer thought the settlement now proposed
should be final. but such result would be impossl.
BILE II the Views OF tne Church, always the educator
OF the people, were disregarded. Public sentiment
was certainly opposed purely secular education.
Mr.. Herbert said the failure oil the exlstng system
was OWING to Its insuihcisncy. Tho new measure
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The ssSword OF ST. Peter''-NOrth American
Medals.
PARIS, March Is, 1870.
Two hundred Canadians, who have served two
years the Papal Zouaves, passed through this CITY
to-day on their way home. They have number OF
nags and medals, presented by his Holiness in con-
. sideration Of faithful service.
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JAPAN.

Another British steamship in C0llision-A
Bark Run Down.
LONDON, March Is, 1870
A telegram from Hong Kong to-day chronicles
another collision with steamer or the Peninsuiar
and Oriental line. The Sunda recently ran down
and sank the North German bark Carrie i Jane or
the coast of Japan.
No particulars are given.
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ROME.

Imperial Lay Pressure on the Council.
PARIS, March Is, 1870.
Events in Rome are daily becoming graver 1t is
reported that the Marquis DE Bannevile the French
ambassador, left to-day for Paris, and thas the
bassador Of Austria at Rome has received from his
government directions to sustain the demand or
Count Daru for the admission Of o French represen-
tative to the Council
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A Medical Wonder.

HYATTS LIFE BALSAM.
Rheumatism. Neuralgia and 8ou., In their worst stages,
scrofuA, Kings Evil, Erysipeas, old Ulcers and the worst
cases Of Diseases OF the Blood Debility Liver Com
paint Kidneys, Salt Rheum, DC, certainly
cured by this sovereign puriber tested tho
public twenty-five II has cured hundred thousand
and fails when taken directed II s certain
curative for Fstua IN AL cuabe II fouess
old ulcers, where the bone has become caries
CHRONIC RHEUMATISM.
HYATTS LIFE BALSAM cured r. y. Conway. Esq, ira
gccan PARK Theatre Brooklyn. T., of Chrome Kheuma
usm after failing of ia Europe and America from the
most eminent medical pr Acttioners.
SCKOFuLOU ULCER.
HYATTs LIFE BALSAM cured Mr.. Jacob Roth, ONCE 2&7
Greenwich street. of Scrofuous Ulcer, which had
the nesh 70 the bone Mr. has been cured 10 years
any return OF the disease.
Principal depot 24s Grand street Sold by druggists 81
bottle, for -.
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NEW YORK.

Proposed Annual International Expeditions at
Buffalo.
BUFFALO. March Is, 1870.
petition signed by the leading nrms and prom.
nent citizens has been forwarded to Albany, asking
the Legislature to grant the City Council OF Bufao
authority to lease Terrace Park to the Mechanics
Institute, TO erect q mammoth fre-prO Oof building
for the purpose OF holding International industrial
expOsltions and perpetual oazsar.
Terrace Park which ls located In the heart OF the
business portion OF the city IS accessible to railroad
and steamboat depots and Is surrounded on oil
sides by broad streets The main building Is to
cover an area of over 100000 square feet Tor the
exposition oI goods. II Is intended TO make BurfaO
the central point between the East ana West for
annual exhibitions and national sales depot.