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BTTTLE.-On Tuesday evening. March %. Mary II
Simmons. Hie Of ROuert Bute, and daughter OF Peter
The reaiiyes and friends Of the family are respect.
Church, corner Of broadway and Fultonst on Friday,
18th INST, gt L. NJ
CAMPBELL. on ruesday, March q, Johnston
Campbell. aged a. years.
The relatives and friends arc resrectfuly invited /,
attend ais funeral this ,Thursday) MIefnoon. a. ?
o'clock, from 81 Marks Church, corner ID ay and
10Th ~.
CoYLE.- Tuesday, March -, Frederick W Coylc.
agel lS years. months, and dlyt
The relatives and friends OF tAt family respectful.
y invited n attend the funeral ~ o'clock l.. VI, on
thursday, cath IN e. from the residence OF his mother,
$40 Washington ay, BROOKLYN.
FIELD.-On the 2!d INST. at southwck, Mass, Mat.
thew " ticld, brother Of David Dudley Field ard
Cyrns ". Field OF this CIV.
HUNTEk.-Match g, Charles Hunter, aged ".
The relatives and friends OF his family are invited
20 attend The funeral on Friday afternoon. Al II
O'Clock, from his ate residence 2G Jamesst.
MCLEOD.-On Tu~day, Ma ch 2l Ellen, widow Of
Alexander Mcleod. aged - years,
The relatives aul trends of family are respect.
speCtully invited att,ud the funeral from a5 Nest
18Th St, on this (ThulsdAyJ afternoon, a. o'cuc,.
q" n On uesday morning, March u, Charles H.,
son OF Dauel ana Bailey Owen In the 26th ear Of
The relatives and frlends OF the family are invite to
attend the funeral, on Ihursday 2ith INST at o'clock
nom the rcsldcuCc OF his parcnts 24G East sd II.
OhlE.-On wednesday, March -, Of consumption,
John ". Okle, IN the S'th year Of his age.
'cocS from the re- idcnce OF lis mother 10 BARROW st
HoWARD LoDGR, no, co. |, q. or y, F-lho members
Of this odge requested to meet At the Lodge ROOM
ISL owcTy, on Thursday, March ~ at II O'clock to At
tend the funeral OF our late brother, {. Hur,
By order OF l.. CLARK, v. O.
CHNrLEs NoUNG, Sec.
The maternity cordially invited.
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WEDrrepAY, March 23--Flour dull, and prices
generally dropping. Sales $500 hbls at SliOa 500 for
supcrnne Western and STATE o. SO0tis5 for shipping
extras do. f5d f25 for haSere and family brands do
$40 for southern super t55oetsl0 for do shir,.
@si . for corn meal and y S Tor jersey coarse meal
suSDRiKs-Couon dull and loweri mlddng upands,
2,skc low Do Hke on SPOT and !lc. iuture. Spirits
tTentne IN demand at 4det4Ic ROsin steady sti ain.
gdi &Ub Petroleum nrmer az u NeG1lc. TOT refined.
Whskcy lower at W4@ lQ0kc. Ffeghts dull; wheat TO
Liverpool hy steamer, ID
GRAtN-Mheat unsettled sales 70 900 bush NJ soSso
r ror rsJSeted sRnng ol f9r Eo do tio5 for c9rn.
ONO, IN store. Rye, barley, and barley malt quiet.
Oats very quiet ut ri@Cc for Pennsylvania and state
and h,ac. Tor WESTERN aoat. Corn mrly active sales
8JVO bush. Of Sccts for new western mixedi glc "a
Tor air southern white t 02 sl0i for good to chOiCe
round yellow and 9sc @tiO W for Jersey yellow.
tRoCEEiEs-Scarccly any movement and no change
IN prices TOR Conee, rice, and molRescs Sugars again
lower sales 100 hhds Including fair good refining
sh9stc; best ground aud crushed refined reduced to
RA@l2Nc.
inlvisioss-Pork more active and nrmer; sales
ivyno, AT k2b2o for gestand 80 . for extra
prime alec $50 bbls. mess for future, closing at tl525
ior NaV Beer active tales COO bbs az SilO1
ti3 2 or PLAN and extra Cut meats ln demand sales
- lhLs nickled hams, ltk@i5sc. Bacon200 bxs. sold
a. a. Gs@ii23,e si for Cum6ef and Lard shade nnner
@AAe FOR prime Western steam. so. 500 tc- for
and cheese arm. frcsh eggs, 2sVsrgc.
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NEWFO UNDLAND COMING.
The Unanimiiy Of the Annexation Feeling
The sailing OF the Seal Fleet

The Jnanimity Of the Annexation Feeling
The sailing OF the Seal Fleet
ST. JOINS, March l6.-The feeling in favor of
annexation is very intense and general through
Newfoundland. Occasional private meetings arc
convened In order TO discuss the most practicable
means OF securing a place In the Union, and tile
most influential portion Of the Government and
mercantile body are confirmed annexationists The
latest account speaks OF one Of these meetings as
held in the house of very respectable American
citizen who resides in st. Johns and that there was
no lack OF good speakers who urged the cause OF
annexation with degree Of warmth and enthusi-
a-m uno1ualled by the Nova scotlans, or the people
OF San Domingo. These meetings though intention
ally private create general dlsateciiOn tow Eng
land in her rtep-child colony OF Newfoundland.
Yet tue British authorities, stringent and despOtic
in depriying the Island OF lis only privileges maze
discomfort.
The lew companies OF artillery and Canadian
rifles nov forming the sole military defence OF New
of next month, when the island viii have been yir-
tul!y abandoned by tue mott or country, and must
seek protection from some other Qnartcr
nc frilnt Heel, cOmIOsei of more than two
hunuleu ciHl- Tor TIE most part OF brig and brig
nntlne M, sailed from the harb1r OF 81. Iohn's on
cut lhuDth INC Q cNptC ssly tur the fleet, the YES
tpls sailed down tho beautiful harbor Of b. Johns
IN wc.lordCTed succession Each "Healern dis.
played bunting Of every color from stem to stern
Tie voices of hurdrCGs OF lOCr fellows who.
hopeful Of happy termination 20 their perilons
.'lrs, gave a feeling ol cheor u those they Ncre
lD4.4.- behind.
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As brooded the events OF te day, thought Of
the contrast presented I'm the good old days Of the
Demoeric party. Alter. that attended 70 some
other busiDess town, and started for home, and
mas in this smrowiul plight that YOU met me-"
Ills friend eandoled with him Tor mis- mis- ortunes,
rnd the two old gentlemen telsted many anectodos
Illustrative of tic wickcdness and deheneracy OF the
times. The reached Twenty-third street, and
they both got out in deep meditation. Belore they
had reached the sidewalk two picapockets. who had
been saudinc ON tie platform. rushed upon one of
the gentlemen, and attempted TO seize his watch.
They fuunc. however, that they had caueht tartar
for the old gent tclnaY Knocked one of thcm down
aud proceeded 90 carry him of to the nearest police
station The thief finding that II useless Ito re-
sist, called ouI to his comiade. Hey, Jake, I'm
abbed run a. quick IA you can, and tell
TwUEDY
TO come up TO the station house, and get me- cut:
don't want to bc locked up all night llia coufod-
crate responded. IAN right" and disappeared in
the darkness What was the scqua to the affair I
know not, as my soon carried me out OF sight OF
all the parties concerned.
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ern li.t was further sccelsrateu ey the decreased
earnings. AZ the one o'clock Board. the market
rallied, but again declined under tho hieak In North
western coumon, from Tsk :? NJ which carried down
thc enure list though At the close slight reaction
was lotod. lhke shore sold down from n 70 sik
and ROCK Island. l2lA to p01 the average uecnc Oh
the cntirc hst ranging from Y 70 sX cent The st
Paul shares were dcrreescd the common from 6lH W
ss asd preferred from 1sA 70 ~, reported isas
wen rutnored decrease In the earnings. New YORK
Central stock ranged from 20 TO Rf, scrip 9ik to ooX.
and New Jersey Central, iOii4 to lO3. Reading was
steady at H@esh. ohio An1 Mise. Mt 2eEa287k,
md Wabash. "a i5h Erie being duh at 2525z. and
Harlem hrm ~ iiNati0h.
Al the Boards Delaware, Lackawanna ana Western
sold at lO3 Panama 40, Morris and Essex 9JYdu9pN
Alton and Tcrrc lauto common S7h@R. the preferred
%, Hannibal and 81. Joseph common and preferred
tteh @iO7 OHIO and Mississippi preferred Il. Columbus,
Chcngo md Indians Central lsN. and Boston, Hart
ford aud Eric SNe9h IN the miscellaneous let Picihc
Mall wCnK, and declined from a1M TO sT small
sales but later rallying to S1A. Canton Company was
grtve and strong. adyancing from 63f TO g. Western
IuiOn Telegraph firm at s3i while on free sales
Quicksilver rcccded from i0k to ~. Mariposa pre-.
fred was steady o. lS the mr.. preferred mortgage
selqr AZ ig9 20 cent rnstse ccrincates at IS.
were firm, with sales Of Adanr at 6L, American 317I
United states i6h, and Wells, Fargo Co. at2O.
NlOsiuu lrCea T. l..
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From Dispcnsdtorv or ne Uaiied states.

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| nary Organs.
They are given in complaints OF the Urinary Organs
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Irritation of the Bladder and Urethra. Disease Of tha
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HELNBoLD's EXTRACT BucHU Ia used by person,
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In affections peculiar to females, the Extract Buciu
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THE MURDER or many mounmA ".
The Mystery at Length Unrnvelcd-Shock-
ing Details of the Crime.
From fAs pAfiqdeiDbtr Ledger. Mdrcb o.


Yesterday, the Grand Jury returned q true bill
Of indictment charging John Hanon, alias Charles
lanon, alias Charles H. Harris, with the murder Of
Mary llohrman. Ii will be remembered that the
Child Mary Mohrman Was found brutally murdered
on the 9Th OF September, 1868. and tie evidences
upon her body indicated the commission Of an ~.
rage. No clue TO the perpetrator Of the crime vas
obtained until recently, when Hanlon, barber, who
resided In the neighUorhood where tho body was
found, was convicted and sentenced to five years
Imprisonment for an outrage upon n child Since
that time, Detective Taggar has been brslJ engaged
In investigating the circumstan res, and tue result Is
the bill Of indictment presented yesterday.
From circumstances which have ranspired within
short time, II s believed that the terrible crime
will be fastened upon Ianlon beyond doubt. Tho
child disappeared ON sunday evening while her
mother was at church. and tie Commonwealth ex.
poets TO be able 10 show, rom the eyidon of disn-
tcrested Witnesses and IRON admissions made by
Hanion to fellow prisoner that he took the cnild
from her home to alley joining his barber Al on
and after commi ting an outrageous assault upon her
murdered her; be then conceded tie body an the
cellar underneath the barber shop. and the next
morning, ut early hour, carried II to open lot
close by, where ho intended to place It; but being
alarmed by approaching footsteps, he hurried
back TO the house, and did not go out until tho
next day, when he succeeded In reaching the lot at
Fifth and Diamond streets, as he supposed without
being Observed and laid the body in pool OF
water. IL anpcars, however, that he was mistaken
In imagining tAat lie was not seen. A man wdo was
crossing tuc lot observed person with something
In his arms, and saw him leave nurricdy; and a
woman living In house fronting the common
where the child wcs found, also noticed a ulan car-
rying what IN the gray OF the morning she mi.t0ok
Tor bundle. Mr. llanon was suspected at the time
OF the CorOuers Investigation, but he could not be
identified by any OF the witnesses.
No ever douDted that the murder was the
work OF resident OF the neighbOrood, or that the
child concealed I'm a house close by on the Mon.
DAY following lie commission OF the deed After
the conviction of Hanlon Of grave offence "a con.
yic1on under an assumed name), the belief OF his
agency In the murder Of Mary Norman was
strengthened, and the finding Of bill of indictment
shows hat facts were laid before the Grand Jury
suheicuty pointed to justly their action, by which
be viii soon be put upon his triad.
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revengeful feelings against peaceable inhabitants OF
the city. but cannot suppose II Is due TO ANYTHING
else than the bitterness ced by tho epanards
at the timely puniahmen Of Castanon, aud the re
verses OF the Spanish Generals Pueblo and 0oyene-
che before the patriots IN their attempt tn approach
the city OF 0uaymaro, the scat OF the Republican
Government OF the Island
The American Consul, IL IL said, claimed TO inter
fere In the trial Of his fellow wcitizen, Mr.. Juan f.
fOrtuondo Mustelier and the Governor promised to
allow him TO take full knowledge OF the facts ~
soon AZ the prisoners restored to the City Jail
according to his orders: but the victims having
plated their crime OF being born IN this country,
without any form OF trial and dieobeyng the orders
OF Tue Governor, the American Consul, as well as
the people OF this city lnve been cheated out of
their most legitimate expectations. This proves
that the Spanish Government in the Island Of Cuba
Is no longer the ruler OF its destiny, but that the
volunteers control the public affairs altogether, de-
Gliding upon them In the darkness OF their clubs |;
the consequence being a total anarchy, which
menaces 10 destrov all that exists, under the i'm.
pulse OF Spanish thirst for Cuban blood
Tue American Government will no doubt proceed
with dutiul energy to inquire into the matter when
the whole world shall ascertain from Official sources
ne very fact that denouuce to day through the
columns OF your respectable Journal
1T. JAuO CUBA. March l.
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Spstiai ncirtes.
nIpE on the PHYs1oLouIcAL
Law on, Macdnh AMI Id be HIM
That nrrt cries, lyld enough"

Law on. Macduh. AMI Id be HIM
That nrT' ffggiSSd6BGYiSSAiffnn ffgiSd BYiS enough"
S%S n wsSo ana %sGopsn SSG
9fSn hem sea S4 @ % HefS9 a an snsre a 3
@ Tsf y dS%n p So nPS wrSra raj an IN
eht paces and OF throwing us sprawng over his head
repeated ooeamo q length dsooarasns, and, ds
mounting we con'lgaaa ca,PTtk E Tis r. nim no more
o CSr:n t c esdhSSdCa eagles Of ne profession syous
quSc con carcSy Writ writ. ef oWn Dsme waH ct aoHs
cSven a nS @a aga "a SF omsons
avs. nS IN ,hels handl@ork The annthemm n lnack
neen hurled aesnst the reforner and in everY aye the
ea,q q the anornrt and sctwse. Ihc sayioTr G Of
% Scre arc fn many who You'd HSH re-
s saa o &c M s sgsn 9nes ga Se e. not gensr
Wins 6 Sur 9rT Ts cg be neHsh TO compare notes
WI" OU' ny "'p'r'F'''VrI Cp kSraneTn1nthh' SpTrR III
I- trnc TIM, we stand IN 6ostiy 70 the oli practice
sS1dcd s spf E t2 prsgaTa to eyc
NO favo NJ have c Sr95e 70 m no & &caqeass
that be- or 9ncent authorities. we despse coward,
position aud tyrannism. Three times have tho Patio.
logical Candattl assacd aud three times have they
CHAPTER ~.
Inc people are beginning TO get their 70 tho
act that The medical profession Il imposturc
ard that The docto-s xii more than thcy cure and they
s o g "SS SsoTca e6d or eSd
SAYS Dr FRANK, THOUSANDS are slaughtered In the
.-,,, CHATTER v.
Acting In accordance with The views ~ number OF
eminent American physicians who believe that the time
Is come when educated physicians should mpkc dcc
% pnSr S r. and So oH' % Gt se Ss haze
ever ORIGINATED ih mnierii med cn Ihe rniVersfv
Medicine, arc emriovcd by S% "sSry 100 ~ nhysIcans Of
of miracles. knowledre or medicine and chemistry,
as profound ~ that OF physicians that have lived
cGicacous cnrsycs for disease ever discovered in any
age. They are not naiont mcdclnes, We shall never
t9ler,es no bgo,od cxelusly e9e's-h geid IS oecatS
Re;toratives viii he foun1 IN our various ilu.tT9ted,
FTd,c fFaScrss Tch arS free 60 Az Adires
cral uniyersity and uniy ycrstv nlacc. Now York.
DIR. SCOTS ILJbusTRTATE@D @ @Jo@TRNAl, @ oF .MEDT.
hc oloT,ng vivid articles are now appearing in this
IA seailRs I;eye% q Medlc% JassIsry ESGs1'0"
IA Murtherin' lnlun Doctor" -.
Iv.-rle New Practice OF Medicine. Cfhe Chcml.
v.-Arsenic eSi Eating.
VIA Ride on the Alopathc Donkey. Gllus.
lI-Lge among the Abortionists. CstranEesome
vIrt-Tie Vampires Of New York.
lA'-Lscture on The Human Cocoa.nut, by Prof.
y;-old Dr,, ,weenilne and his "ne Otsndss"
NJ The !" "Inyersity War"
xiii-imHporttspt ScIe Hdvcc to \ Married People
Ky, sc2qndrsl u I9Tasked. c..,,.,
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with correct photographs OF the rhysiologi.
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The slung-shot OF In DrookIyn-Thc Ina dequacy
of The Police.

Shortly before o'clock last evening as
stephen Schener. glassblov err was returning nome
through Columbia street, South Brooklyn, lac was
him ON the head with y slungshot. He sank To the
paNtinent unconscious, but recovered and drew
ants without effect. Policeman Gil heard the shots
and hurried to the place. Then the rufaans fed
Mr.. schener also became alarmed and attempted to
escape but he was shortly aerw ard arrested by n
oncer, who caught HIN at Court street and First
place. Meantime his ussailants, who should have
been secured, made good their escape. sciener ~
employed in Thicfss gas-l orks and I'D not oined
tie men Who had "struck"
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Court Calendars this Day,

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lts ga, 49, .is Part INA li, sls, s5 ms ifsS 81.
ggls, isi1, gili
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ia iOs, lSsb is.-, a. !shSPa -Si va LIZ l@'-
Soss'> ltt.s, lhlAt ItEs Pat N. ~, 49,, al ass,
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Susintss notit,s.

The Ladies' sorosi- Club, OF New York,
recently changed their discussions from womanS SUI.
frage TO Hair preparations and r1mple Banshers
They declared that where nature had endowed them
with beauty. II was their rghtyea their duyto seek
II where they could so they all voted that Magnolia
Balm oyercamc Saowness, Rough Skin, and Ring
marks, and gave TO the complexion a most disfiayus
(sorosar) and marble-lkc appearance dangerous 10
men, no doubt ana that LYONS Kathalron made the
Hair grow thick soft, md awful pretty ana moreover
prevented It from gray. II the propretors Of
these articles did not send the sisters an invoice they
are not smart.
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Arr,,.d-wEpSrspAr. March %.

Steamship City OF Mexico, Vera Cruz, mdse aud DaSs
steamship Huntsville, Savannah, mdse and pass.
steamship MORO Castle, Havana, mdEe. aud pass.
steamship Iybco, san Domingo city, dsc and pass.
steamship fanita. Philadelphia, mdee. and pass.
Steamship Manhattan, Liverpool, mdsc. and pass.
ship Janet FerR nson. Yokohama tea.
Brig l. Nads MatanIas, sugar.
Brig Harry and Aubrey, Demerara, sugar.
Brig Patterson, Puerto CaD@ilo. IN ballast.
Brig Annie Goddard, Buenos Ayres, hides, &C.
schr VIM Dcming, Cieniueeos, moasses.
Also. the usuai river aud coastwfe vessels.
SAILED-Stcamshins Nemesis, Nebraska, and Vtrg
MIA. Liycrpoolj North America, Rio Janeiro; Gen.
Meade, New ofleansi Flag, Fernandna; harks Morn.
ing star st Jago Eastern Provnce, Cardena4 brgs
ENa, Rio Grande River Queen. sisal
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED OCT.
QUEENSTOWN. March 2S-City Of London, New York
SOUTHAMPTON. March 23-weser. New YORK.
The sun., 1870-03-24

NEW ioRK. Wednesday, March 23-With "a car
loads or 81 beeves, received at Tooth street. the
was iair at unchanged prices There w.re no extra
steers Oh sale and with the exception Of few old
sofa nj lsc D. the range OF prices was lLbisc. The
shetp market was nrm, with fair trade at ~ 19c y
n for poorest TO best being the YESTERDAY Tor
Ike qualities Receipts were 3559 head There were
Is car loads, or Sl live hogs received none which
We're lor sale Dressed nogs were steady at l2h&l2Ac
The sun., 1870-03-24

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have received testimonials from eminent men who
has uscl thsrn
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" Broadway, near pa st. Th9re Won will md al The
new buohs u u' day. and all the saniMd works. and
Also choice English, Frclch, and Scotch stationery.
The sun., 1870-03-24
A nritrc HloMn Dawn.

PoHT JFRvIs, March 23.-1he bridge over the
DyL arc river AZ Port Jeryis belonging to the Mil
IOTdtufn pike, was blown into the river IL was an
I'D ~ Tuc'uTe which had been condemned. Thore
no one the bridge at the time OF the accident
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Bailop's "NeW Yoke" shirts made 10
LLoNAltD 5. BALLOu, Inventor OF the +. Z. 8. Send
foT circular. Ouly depot, 30 Broadway.
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HENRY TnE FIRsT OF ENGLAND

OF stewed cells hours afterward he became vio-
lcuty ack hh doctors could do nothing. and he died
The Duke Of wellington. from eating some yenson
der similar circumstances lost his life. Hundreds every
day die from effects produced by like and whose
lives could have been infalliDly saved by use Of
BRANDRETH's PILLS. 1t is very sad to think that
innocent and safe q remedy should not be always
used at such times. DR.. BRASDRErH'S office, Bran
rouse New YORK. Brandreths Pills are sold BY
al druggists.