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The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-01-27
CANVAssING BOOKS SENT FREE FoN
Daris By Sunlight
and CasIighI
! WORK descriptive OF the MYSTERIES
WRITES, VICES, sPLENnoRs and

II tells how Paris has become the Geyest and most
Beautiful City In the world how its BEAUTY and Splp
dor purchased at fearful cost Of Misery and Suf
fering; how visitors Swindled by Professional
Adventures; how Virtue and Vice go arn-in IN
the Beautiful City how the most Fearful Crimes are
committed and concealed; how money is scuandered
in useless luxury and contains over $50 fine Ensray
lngs of noted Places Life and Scenes In Paris. Can
wasting books sent free. Address NATIONAL PUB
LISTING Co. Chicago, H.. and 81. Louis, no.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-15
ALEXANDRIA.

GERMAN COOPERATIVE BUILDING AssoCrA-
TIos.-At the second annual meeting of this as
ISOLATION. held recently, all the old officers were
unanimously reelected, as follows: Robt. Port
ner, president: Justus Schneider, secretary I:
Lewis Stein, treasurer; Ii. r. Price, EmanUe
Francis, Isaac Eichburg, Lewis Appich, Albert
Rose nthal q. r. French, directors; Wesley
Makeley. os. Broders, Geo. ii. Markell, trus-
tees; Albert Stuart, attorney.
LAND SALEs.-Messrs. Green & Wise, land
agents, have sold the farm of DIR. j. w. Mooar.
about i've miles from Alexandria. near the Ac-
cotink turnpike. and containing ll3 acres, with
good improvements and fine orchards OF apples
and peaches, to Messrs. Blair and Louden, of
Pennsylvania, for - $40. The Bower farm,
near Spring Vale, Fairfax county, Va, contain
ing 13s acres, has been sold to Mr.. Charles Stoy,
late Of Pennsylvania, for 81 $50.
SEVERE ACCIDENT.-Mr. Frank Reed. of the
firm Of Eldridge & CO., while leaving his resi-
dence, corner of Duke and st. Asaph streets
yesterday, slipped on the frost that had formed
on the doorsteps, and, falling heavily, broke
both bones Of his leg, just above the ankle. The
proper surgical assistance was soon rendered,
and though the accident Is Of q very severe
character fortunately nothing serious is antici-
pated.
SUDDEN DEATH.-A coiored woman, named
Matilda Washington. about b years old, living
near the corner of Washington and Franklin
streets, suddenly dropped dead in her yard, Sun
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-15

An INTEREsTrxo CAsR-ne Rsghs Of P!s-
sensers on Street Cars ~ tho Use u frdsSfer
Tickefs.-Mr. John Collins, citizen o. the SIKH
Ward, yesterday received $50 from the Wash
ingfon and Georgetown Street Railroad Com
paby, as q settlement by compromise OF a snit
which he lthrough his attorney, A. q. Ridfe,
Esq.,l had brought against that company some
time last fall.
The case appears to be rs folloss Mr.. Collins
entered the street car at Wills RIBS Hotel. and
took ste amboat transfer at the eth street me
ton; but having business 30 attend IA. and hav-
ing finished Il, he walked down eth street past
the canal bridge, and Jumped on the first car
that came along. The conductor i'm collecting
the fares refused 10 accept the transfer and
stopping the car requested him TO leave the car.
He did 50, and afterwards made conn. a mt TO
the Superintendent OF the road. who gave him
ho satisfaction. He finally brought suit As stated
and the case was compromised, the company
waving trial at Court.
o
Mr.. MARSHALL SMITH, formerly assistant
postmaster at ST. Louis, and special mail agent
under Postmaster General Dennis0n, died in
this city on Saturday night last, and his remains
were taken to st. Louis on Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-15

Dr. WHITE, Surgeon Chiropodist, most
respectfully informs his patrons that on and
after March LIST, 1870, his establishment will he
located In the more eligible rooms, No. $50 18th
street, opposite L. 8. Treasury. He successfully
growing Nsils, and other disease OF the Tn .
without pain or Inconvenience 70 the patient
The shoe can be worn with ease immediat.,iv
afser the operation. Refers to the many emf
responsible persons who patronize his estabIish-
ment. Hours from q m. TO 6 p m Owing to
press Of business ut ONCE. Dr. White fs unshIs
tween and 8 p. m ~"or' oo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-15
LOCAL NEWS.
Amuse smeEsts, &c.

NATIONAL THEATER--John T.. Owens in the
"Poor Gentleman and as sToofles.'
Walls OPERA HOUsE--The Chapman Sis
seTs and C. B. Bishop, IN "The Serious Family
and Jenny Lind"
ODD FELLows' HALL.-Public Seance b.
Chas. III. Read.
WHrrBH1Rsr GALLRRY.-Grani cash pri re
exhibition OF Comic Panorama of REMOVAL OF
ehe Capital, Mammoth Illuminated War Views,
Classical Statuary, copies of the great masters,
minor comicals, &c, &c, commencing ut eight
O'Clock See amusement column.
SnIrH 8 STRoNs's ART Galley, 2i5 It.
AARKRIrIR's ART 9ALLRRT, &S6 TN street.
0ARLow's ART GALLERY. 2G Pa. svsale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-15

NJ. Burgess moved the adoption of the reso-
luton, which was agreed TO. fea~Nessrs
Deall. Burgess, Pardon. Holden, johnson, Nc
Knight, Piper, Tinney, Eenable and the Presi-
dent-10. Nays-MessTs Browne, Boyd, Det-
rick, Gaines, Nutter and SimmsLS.
= The report as whole was then adopted, yeas
IL. nays-Messrs Gaines. Nuttef and SinIms-S.
Mr.. Boyd moved to reconsider the vote, and
Mr.. BeaIi moved to lay that motion on the table,
which was agreed to-yeas n, nays y.
At IL O'Clock the Board adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-15
A GRICULTURAL BOOKS.

Farm Book; S2so. Gardening for the South. So
R How Crops e Grow; FL BSek E y g
Culturist; Sl.D. Gardening fnr Profit; 80. Al
len g Diseases 81 Domestic Animals; 81. Boussin-
Flowers; 81 as D.dd Modern Horse Doctor: 81 81.
PENN. .,n Lssdis1ee GsTsrgPns go
fullers Strawberry Culture; $50. Herbert .
Hints 90 llousekeepers; S175 Johnstons Agricul
tural Chemistry; Sl.s5. Randall shsrp usba ndr
sl.9. Dement'S Poulters Companion, g. Burr :
Fruit Trees, America; S. Fuiier's Forrest Tres
Culture; SIZE Busman 3 Grapes and Wines; z 50
May hew Ill Horse Doctor: IS. Psrkman's Book
Roses: So Parsons on Rose: 81 90 Hand s Bulbs
So. Rsnd's Flowers. Parlor and Garden; IS. Rand :
Garden Flowers; SS; Horse In stable and Field,
stOutridge, S..
FOR SALE BY
BLANCHARD 4 MOHUN,
NH 10 CORNER llTH ST. AND PtNS AVENUE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-15
I UMBERI LUMBER n lUMBKRw

Lumber, Hemiock fencins Cynrn. bsngt. Dunl.,a,ne
Pine and spruce Pickets, Cedar Poets. 49, ai<
DRESSED LUMBER
% All kinos on hand and Cor sale at lovsss ,..-..
hsses W WlLLkT a REDGRAVE sos
Corner Sew York avenue and 9Th sfrcee
an,s one square from Eortberr
Liberty Market
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-15
BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.
Al IL THE NEW BOOKS PUBLISHED, RE
"A ceyed, and Tor Sale Immediately afterwards. at
SHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE.

lNa r.
"A ceived, and Tor Sale Immediately afterwards. st
0HlLLlNGTON,S BOOKSTORE.
Hand Rock Of the Mastery Series OF Learnizp
French, German and Spanish Languages; price %
cents each. so Runs the WORKS Away, q novel;
price 50 cents. The Rule Of the Monk; or. Rome in
the Nineteenth Century, by Gen. Garibaldi; price 80
cents. Health BY God Living. This book shows
how to get this great blessing without money aud
without price, BY DIR. w. v. Hall. editor Of Hall .
Journal OF Health. price 81 20 Hans Breitrnan in
CHURCH. and .,her ne W bsll.dsi price = ere. Red
Flower price o. cents Under Foot, novel by the
author OF Maggie Lynne. price eoct.. Why Did lie
Marry Her, 10y the author ot the Planters Daush-
ter; price Slto: Hrell, novel; BY the author of
Abel brakes Wife; price ~ cts. The Family Doom,
by Mrs. Southworfh; price el 90. wive. aud
widows, by Mrs. stephens; price $40 Fallen
Pride, by Mrs touihworth: price Sl.s0.
THACkERAY BOOKS, CHEAP EDITION
Mems Wives. Book Of snobs, Shabby G.nteel
Story, Fitz Booeles Confessions, Yellow Plush
Papers, price only Jocents each. The Manufacture
and Builder. an illustrates msnthy devoted to the
practical interests 81 industrial progress. large
assortment Of Pocket Books. Porte Monnaies. Pass
Books. Day Books. Ledgere and Memorandum Books
At the very lowest prizes: For sale AZ
sHlLLlNGTOEe BOOksTORE.
NIL Corner ~ street and Penna- avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-15

"a VOYAGE TO SPAIN. >, v,th-,,.
the seasickness and other drawh..I c G;npsS,hse,
., ,o tne tIiP' may he enjoyed by ATTENDING the
Lecture Lecture q nj Prof J; X H wflcoS, at Union
and knows how to te Of v me has h been there
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-15

Riddle and Professor John nj. anas,a "A; u.
lev weeks ago rendered their resienat,o M.o "a
Ploiessors in the law department cf Hns.S "A
eontinus II th sse the same and viii
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-15
CITY ITEMS.

SPRING OvKRcoATs, ut 81, go. 80 and SO. Just
received at A. Straus' popular Clothing House,
Penn. avenue, between 10th and 18th streets,
three doors east of 18th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-15
LOAN OFFICES.

SPECIAL NOTICE..
NATIONAL LOAN OFFICE, ]"
314 NINTH STREET,
-Four doors north OF Penney ania avenue
ROBERT FULTON 4 Co. loan money ON all
kinds Of coate rss nj the lowest market rates The
only Christian Loan Office in the District. feS-6m
A CoHENs NEW LOAN OFFICE, on
IA 1881 9TH ST., Sd door from T.. Money lSY
loaned on Watches, yewelry, Diamonds - q
Wearing Apparel, and M Merchandise Of an descrip.
hons, ON the most liberal terms f.s an.
CHARLES BERzBERGs LOAN OFFICE,
" IEsTARlIsHrp 1881
S51 q STREET MONTH,
Between "a and 9Th streets, (imnediatsy in rear a
National Hotel
Money sosned In all sums on Watches, Diamonds,
, sswry, siiverware, Wearing Apparel, FUR IN
9 4h and herehandise of every description IA
he most liberal terms guaranteed. FOR fairO ~
ueang and Just treatment refer 70 apy resident "a
this city not connected with any similar eetablish-
ment Ia the city. New number, l1S. Jal3 an
NATl0HAL LOAN OFFICE, Sllx oh street.,
near Pennsyivanfa avenue. ROBERT TUL-
LEX CO. advance meney on Bonds, Stocks md
Real Estate, Diamonds, Watches, Dry Goods, Fur
nture, Pianos, and all kinda u Personal Property
y. B.-The highest cash price paid for the ssme
Open every day except Sundays from 8 O. m 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-15

THE CENTRAL DOLLAR Sropp n Rack
SSsweiry, rams, Vases, Plated Ware, No. sos
maIKet space, between 9Th and 9th streets.
Aiso' agent Tor Florence Sewing Machine. 2,5,l:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-15

OIL CLOTHING.
Single Yellow Suits, and
Cape Ann Suits, and
Rubber Clothing;
At close prices to cash BUYERS wholesale and
retail. GEORGE g. HENNING,
No. 4l0 9Th street, Northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-15

INDICTMENT TO Buy COOP SRwINe MA
CHIEE-Willcox q Gibbs Sewing Machine, the
most simple and best constructed sewing ma
chine, viii hereafter be sold on liberal terms
inquire at the agency, Baum's Corset and Hoop
SkiTt Factory, 40s Seventh street, between ID
anu 4. 2,H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-15
BANKERS.
DENTISTRY.

IN W. MERRILL,
u ,s,, ,rv DENIIsr,
NO. lSIS ,PLNNs1LvANIAA AVENUE
Between 18th and 18th streets Qx0
Al Oenfsi work done in the set m amer ANA a,
moderate prices ~He ~
Gas, ChIoroform or Ether used, IL desired for ex-
tracing Teeth without pain tell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-15

DRESS SUITS, Business Suits, Plaid and Plain
Cashmere Pants and Vests, suitable for the
present season, Just received at A. Straus' popu-
lar Clothing House. Penn. avenue, between 10th
and 18th streets, three doors east of nth street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-15

JET JEwELRY,
Etruscan Jewelry,
Oroide Jewelry,
Alaska Diamonds,
Large and Small Vases,
French Chromos,
received this morning at Prigg's Dollar jew
elry Store, No. 457 Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween N and 9th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-15
PENNIES FOR SALK.-Apply at the Star ONO,

ECONOMICAL, kkLIABLR, THE BRsr-Doo
market. Free from any injurious Substances
and 50 nicely compounded that the contents n
each , box insures light, sweet, healthy biscaits
IolIs, pastry, &C, with uniform success. Onl,
t%o teaspoonsful to quart of flour is Necessary
while those of ordinary manufacture reon;s.
from one-third to q half more ASH vonr oroce,
n LOT Dooieys Baking Powder, and take NJ
~~-A~@'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-15

soME OF THE AGENTS engaged in the distri-
e eu.ion Oh baboitts soap were yesterday arrested
h LOT 0perating without license. The magistrate
t pe.oTe Thom they were taken decided, howevar
mat he knew OF no Law which prevented nerSo,,I
rom giving away what they LEASED. ami I'm
we're accordingly discharged. anu 'ney
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-15
u UNRiHlLLED REMEDY
THE KING OF ALL PAIN.


" UNRlVALLED RBMEDE
THE KING OF ALL PAIN.
THE GREAT INTERNAL AND EXTERNal
MEDICINE, WILL CCRF
Headache, in i've minutes Toothache, In one uinufs
Neuralgia, sprsins,
6 Con- S and Sclp., fsSsa and Asue,
CramDs aud Cholic. Cholera MorSus.
Inflammation q the Kidps.s'
and S.nz other ai...! ss: ssa .n.,,,
body. too numerous 10 eprmerx. e HUMAN
p,nln1a Dinretie, curing diseases Of the Kidr.~.
Dis.oeI. ~ Tonic and 0tinulanf eixirs - M
relic. es uu nsssor.fng the 9.ss1. II L bs.ho.
Throat and Lung disease sooo m III
A.. mere rs not pain or ache, pesvous Or sro.x-n.
70 on that the King Of all Pain vi relieve sn
1ssd seis.s any other remedy tired Tor II Y s %
sst SersAan N every csss 70 De the only him
or, PRICE, 50 CENTS PER BOTTLE
S1,H ~ ~ druggists, Apothecaries aud Dealsr,
~: =: brown BRO, Sol. Pro,r,s,o-.
en-zes@ Whoaesals Druegists. Bsitimoee. IA
This Is I0GiyE NOTICE, That the .uh.r-;s.--
ine,an c 0,sned from the orphsns' Court on wssh
Of N the District q Colombia etsr.
dASykh late OF Washington county ai.sss.A.sS
aesSsssseo All persons having claims sesi ess.ld,
With he are hereby warned 20 the sans
oel9re We 18th day Of February next: tbey - OF or
sss y Law be excluded from ali Senet " ON IN
$50. LAURWSA ~ gu February,
- Wv elLLIhAN BLAGpEN
RlRDs.-MPuRTEDC CANARY aIsD. - -
FOOD, PARROTS and BIRD CAGES inkD1Gf
sssr.,u. No ,.o nfRED. ZELLER'~
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II.
ney, Venable and the President-9.
MIR. Browne moved to strike ont the last res0-
luton, AZ it would be laughed out Of the COM
mittee rooms Of Congress, and there was ample
law on the statute books now.
Mr.. Burgess was i'm favor of the resolutions.
and had the parties who had made the charges
the courts for ages--the only redress in such
cases; and as the laws were at present. irrespOn-
sble men could SANDER who they pleased, and
there was no protection.
that libel is an indictable offence?
Mr.. Burgess thought that i'm this case Mr..
Cook had no redress
Mr.. Boyd said he believed Mr.. Holmes had
brought In the resolutions in good faith, and
therefore he was opposed to the first resolution
He did not believe that the second resolution
worth the money they could be sued for princi-
pie. To vindicate the character Of the gentle
man he would be obliged to vote for the report
second resolution. was agreed tO-yeas (Messrs.
Boyd, Browne. DERRICK, Gaines, llatton, HOl-
den, johnson, Nutter, Sfnms and Venabie) 10;
Ra Piner Tnney and Ss
Mr.. Hatt0n urged, at some length. that the
first resolution should not be adopted; that it
was tantamount to an expulsion, and that the
gentleman had been fooled into this matter.
Mr. johnson replied, that notwithstanding the
assertion made that the gentleman offered the
resolutions in good faith, and he may have been
less than a spirit Of hatred and revenge i'm the
breast of Mr.. H.
Mr.. Gaines said that no charges were made,
and that Mr. Holmes in offering the resolution
when there were such reports in circulation did
nothing but his duty. When requested nv any
of his Constituents to make an inquiry, Il was
his duty to do 50, and to vote to censure q man
for doing this was To say that the citizens had no
right to ask Am investigation Into the character
Of any of their officers.
Mr.. Mcknight asked to make personal ex-
PLANTATION, but objection was made.
After some further debate Mr.. DERRICK movad
to adopt the report Of the evidence-yeas, Il:
nays, Messrs. Gaines, Hatt0n, and Simms-3.
Mr.. Detrick moved that the report be printed
i'm the journal and that the resolution be made
the special order for next Monday night.
The motion was divided, and the first clause
TO print IN tie journal was agreed 10.
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for footways on north side OF l street north, be-
tween Goth and 9th streets west; referred. Res
olutin'l requesting the Committee on Improve
within the limits Of sth to 18th street west, aud
PENNSYLVANIA avenue to II street north, inclu-
sive; adopted.
Substitute for Council bill in reference to
lamp-Gghters was received from the Aldermen.
Mr.. Williams moved to amend SO that the act
should 90 into effect after its passage; agreed to.
He alse moved to amend that an additional
lampliGater be appointed in each ward whe n
the number OF lamps exceed 200 (he explaine d
three additional and his amendment four lamp
lighters); agreed to, and the bill a. amended
was passed. The Board subsequently receded
The substitute Of the Board OF Aldermen to
the joint resolution OF request to Congress for
certain aid for various objects was e0hcurred
THE MIXED SCHOOL QUESTION.
Mr.. HattoR offered the following:
Whereas by act Of Congress the corporate au-
the Levy Court ars to set sp.1
EroportiOnate amount of the taxes collected in
tnelr respective Jurisdictions for the education
Oh Soored children In the District Of Columbia;
and that said money thus collected be placed In
Tue cuAtody OF three competent persons, who
o All De appointed by the Secretary of the lnte-
toI, anG shsil be known as the Board Of Trus-
tees OF Csiofeu schools; and whereas there are
no provisions made by Congressional or city law
for We education OF half and three-fourth blood
muiaGoes, 9uadroOns, and OctOr0Ons; and
whereas Professor ashon, claiming to be a
colored gentleman himself. and one OF the Trus-
tees OF The public schools of our CITY. has ON
several occasions admitted children 60 the schools
under his care who, BY some strange freak of
nature, happened to be somewhat bleaehed, and
vet their parents claim that they are certainly
colored, and Thus reckoned with the whole num-
Der of colOred children in the District:
And whereas We believe that "(iod Is no re-
specter OF persons" and to admit those half and
thr.e-quaIter blood InulattOes, quadroOns and
OctorCons to the public or white schools, when
they are to count with the children OF the pure
blacks, and provisions made for them i'm the
cclored school fund, and exclude child be-
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ton or for political meetings, without permis-
sion being granted by the Board
IT MI MooreLfree speech! Free speech |!
!Lasenterl Mr.. Moore proceeded 20 say that il
t u Siso was agreed to, the majority OF this
bosre could grant the use OF the Chamber TO
1nela own political friends and deny it to their
ioritvNtwclve 1 TO- , had an overPowering ma
ar. Baker-'Twelve to two? What twos-
"well. eleven to three.perhaps.
MI: MeCatnran (sotto voice.)-"I'm read cut
M Morsell-'.where win vou .oo,
Mr.. MeCsthran--"I was just asking NV friend
MT. Moore.-..The gentleman is asking the
same question Webster did of his const;t,,on ~
at the time of the Tyler DETECTION: Where shall
After further debate. Mr.. Stewart took the
meeting In this chamber of men who he'd me
the Mayor and Councils to deris0p. He was i'm
favor Of free speech, but let the Fourth Ward
ers meet and deal out their abuse eisewhere--at
Union League Hall The gentleman Dir. Moore
was not so patriotic but he liked t. encourage
these Discussions I'm the Republican party, these
family qusrrels. and this abuse or bis political
and Councils, and said these gentlemen at Union
league Hall, formerly in favor Of governing the
city By commissioners, nov disguied their de-
Mr.: MeCathran wanted to know how long it
vas since the Board Of Aldermen cot 20 hfsh
e oSt th =, hsSpe could not ask them for
.,oocs =. a. &c ""h eshiP he argued fOS free
sPSsch IN ns ChaE1ber as well 8 elsewhere
ment. " enufS" his A"enu-
after further debate Mr.. Stewart,s amend
art .s iost-ysas 2, (AeSsrs DAVIS aud Stew
MT Bio ore moved an Amendment nakfng tina
No p payable out Of the Contingent fussd Of
opd..n ss directed in the original reeoution
Champion, Moore, MorselI and Stsva,. MossSs
CSns,ae RAJ Ie nllihnstering then ensneJ' ysri.
S ST motion, being made and voted on
sdionrn, &C., &c., and after me .soie, 70
TEST the resolution was rejected on its thrJ resJ-
ing; d. Baker, Champion, chsse
dent tCrocker,) =. Nays-Messrsa ss"n rdysi-
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RlRDs..M PoRTkD CANARY BIsD. No..
Fo.,nh 1 HpiHSpS, and mOCKING BiRbuCS -.
A. ,,o fRED. ZELLER
iei--im No. $50 Pennsylvanis 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-14
LATEST SHIP NEVIS.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Volunteer Jones Philadelphia, mdse
Ship Verno Stanwood, Calao 100 DAYS,
Seveno San Carlo Della koyiua 60 dys Aud ara
gona 80 DAYS, fruit and wines
Brg Reporter, Coomts, ElahethporL
Bark Garabah. Wonok CadiE IS days, vine
Brig Ann Fory, Larsehe Al days mdse.
schr Ad1ie Ms anes JefAr Pamhoo n C.. days snnges
Schr Corine, johnson, Eeuthera day, fruit
Ben Bolt Drake ~. George, ~ H., days lumher
Schr Welcome Home, Hatfield, Wentworth, y. y. days
S,hr K Mason Rc-, Richmond days, railroad tee
Sohr Benz Oliver, Eeuthera days fruit.
Daylight McFsddeh, BsIaeoa 10 days fruit
Schr Oakes Ames Ednupds Georgetosn ID. C., coal
SAILED.
SteampCtv Of Meuco for Vera Cruz Shps-E b. Palmer for
Hong Kong; LUCE for San Francisco Akkar for Melbourne
Anchored Quantne-Barks Rhea for Rotsram Martha Rad
man, for Cork. -
WIND-sundown, light, n. T., clear.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NAV i3Arryed brg Mountain Eagle from Pensacola
Abby from snnah; schr Richard VauI from Charleston
WILMINGTON NAV a-Aved steamship Regulator from Newl ork.
Sailed steamship Pioneer. for Plila slphia
MONROE May lAThe Monitor Terror arrived from
to-day anchored the Roads 1t understood abe
sail for the West Indies in a day
SAVANNAH Ga MAY laArnye steamship Virgo, from Sez-Yok
Ann Valentine from New York. Irene Messcrvey Boston
Cleared brgs John Freeman for ld Side Pctou
CHaBLKsrOS MAy Aryed sohr Mary la from Boston Enc
line Mclean from Bslmor; T. Gsmage Rockpou Sailed,
steamship Prome.heu Philadelphia; Island Queen for
pool brig Guiding Star. for Dohoy, Ga
FtASCI.CO, May lJThe mail steamship Japan from Hong
Kong China via japan, srri'ed this morning
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N7rz.yoRK INSTITUTION FOR THE BLIND.

The anniversary exhibition of the New-lork
Inset ution the Blind took place last evening at Stein
We. Hail. and gratifying in every respect. The
r. steal and other exercises showed the part OF the
e. achers Mr. Vim. b. Wait tprncipaD, Mr.. Babcock and
Hiss Carpenter the greatest perseverance and patience
and the part of the pupils more than srdinary app
cation The exercises opened by prayer, and com
nrsed beside several vocal and instrumental solos,
amnations in spelling, arithmetic, and geography. A
solo, "N0n T. Ver," by Master Thomas Dagncr, twas
much applauded Several of the pupils were presented
with bouquets and Of them 80 much affected
by the many expressions of kindness that they shed
tears The annual report shows the receipts last year IL
have been S6775 %; expenses S5568 49, In the treas
ury 81 Og3 So Number of pupils during the year. i5-a
betWee the gcs of and 5 No death occurred the past
year The instruction comprises all the branches OF the
higher schools and il in charge of l6 teachers.