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gan Domingo S6ltmme 3uz
FYTuNn

Mem. Worf, %. Gtf. - 0ier einaeSaus
acne, pom s. Ott. IN Yort=ausB tiEc2 Oatlrte
yta6ri6ten iagsn, DoB Sae5 entweOer BON lei
nsm eigeHtn Yolte ermOroet worOen, oosr emit
floben 1T. IS bsrribsu i9limme 3lfGnoe.
Sine uno,re Nodrtbt metOst nit Selttmmts
belt, oaB gaej um8sbra6t pOrOen lit. unter
BEN 4nbau8ern G0braps bcrrI6t 8rOBe
6Rsuoe.
Rod cine peitere Rnaridt mill piien, DaB
gae5 aui Die 0a9riat, Dab Die Der 81. &ez
sierung ibr prOtsttorat SurldGe5O8en bat,
SelbtmorO be8ing, UNI ben SerIe8enbetten gu
ent8eben. in bic er Omit SRlfe Grants Der lBH
isBt i'm Slide g%elai,n,) 8eratben III.
Cine 0sputation mahte Srn. Selmonte tire
AuIuartun9, UNI Jpn our Annabrle Der Pr6s
linentur III bepeaen.
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SIR ]lluteraauu Der ,,Gambria"

hat lid IetOer 6chTdtr6t, unO it aud Die 9ofi
nuuo, oaB bic 4aiinqtsrt, uelde t9 in Den
8ooisn Su retteu BtiuBt BADEN, benz trnurtBen
8srbdn8uiB eUtganHeH cine Ncbr 8ertn8e. Rad
Sem, mas Der eiuJige hbtrIebenOe 3euSe Der
unaliitlibsu Scene u,it9etbeilt, mug Ote Ste
3ur 3sit res ungltds iebr milo unO auf8ere8t
geuei9u ieiu uuO 1T Die Ruite, in oeren ytabe
Die gGambria4 uuterBing uno Die SOote aus
geisBt wurDsu, eire isbr 9cfd9rlt4e. Der Elm.
3ige idmabe 6oifRuugslbtnmer 1T Die Dor
5hglthe Sspapun9 Der RRite our9 lebr ertab:
rene uno unterne6msn0e U6nutr, OeueH es
immerbin QeIun0en fem IaHn, etnige Der BAHIA
eiere, bic gegen Die SUITE gu %trtsDen, 81 rets
ten.
Inter BEN gafaaisren b~.f0noen itb Der
b"dltriBmGBig uicle 9euti6e, ME aus Der bon
uns bereits mitaetbeiIten 9lite gu e1ie9en 1T.
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Ser Seattle gerreiRonOeat.
m-Ttin,rr- on SFtchrr gR7G.
Onh eiur Eutp.

Die gRsns you 4yoJl0" lgeiIle nit, oaB eln
o,beimsg ARRANGEMENT ipii5cH Der ~tran5olts
iRbeu uuo Der Nieicrun9 Der Der, Staten 9es
trOHen iporotu iti, mad Del@sm Die i%Oeftno!.
ider Sefbun9tu TrOrtceja's thntti8 an DE
Der. Staatsn faui,a abtrgeben ioleu. Wtan
hat lid in 0aibiug!ou btmhbt, 81 ermlttsln,
iuis bel Wabrcs an Oieier 0tittbeilnnB lst uno
fam fst OeriGsrn OaB nttts gSabres
baran lit uno onB tein iOlaes 9roiett iemals
auf Oas Tapet glbrabt uno oarlber tetn ars
rnuoemgut a]etrpifln murne.
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Ron, ~Rpthen Itu1e.n

Soront o, Canada, Y. Oh. = Sepes
Iheu BON ct. Baul, Wtnn., ia8en. baB bort
D'Donousb anastommen isi, bepolmdGtist
,ppm 8olfe oes @ebietes ON s&otben 6luie,"
I'm Waibinston au beiu@en uno 9rdfiosnt
Grant 3u peranlaiien, einen ani4luB oes Ges
bietes an bic Der. ct. su %psrmitteln. Sie Coz
naoif6e Resieruns babe ibr Wort ssbro4en,
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SclbItmotO.

StountOn, 80., %. Sti.-9r. y. Abonlbs
ION Rtdea yUn Wpnrpe Co., 8a., begging bCute
in cincm 3uge Der pGbelapeotesC btO-Sobn"
5elbRmprb, tnoCm CT IT'D bur6 ben 8ppf ihcB.
Gr brahtc bic 9tt6e ieiner Satin bebuf5 9ss
e]roisurg na@ NBo9resbprp, uno Der Stmeri nm
Den Lpo btrieItgn peronloBte tbn jW bar lhred'
Ii4rn yhat-
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s~elesrapbiiae Sepeiden.
(esrt&ttt fur ten rBtutf&en errrtfppussuis'
cameron

Sarrisbura, 30, %. Oft. = Die Wat'
ri6t, oaB SENATOR Cameron pom S6laBe .9es
ribrt norben lei, tuiro oils ariinolos be3si9s.
net. Sn etnem Briefe &ameron's ielbit taqt
er: $50 befinoe MIDI iest fnieper pobl. Cine
i9pere G%rtdltung, bic IN mir In Baltimore 5us
,os, tuuros surd irSeno Sswanoen per8rbs
hertz
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SMiif3 N2ndlrIdIttu.

GOrtrsB 0onrpe p. Sft.-DoS 2cot'
1tnbrVt pSliesr" bsrifttt, Dap f~pIBtuoe SatHt
btn0usp0fIrten: Die 8rtss Chattanooga" mad,
9ortp GicU", pQBinpnab" mad PprtIonb, oSs0te"
mad Sort, bic 9arfeu g9treinta Dare" mad
gBarlCton, nSelYetia" mad Amitsroam UNI
,.Nrper STINT" na6 Ct. Stlsna,SuHb uno BIZ
YrtdQ ,Gbcflpeatt" na6 Oem0rara.
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Sfeue . ampferperbtnoune 5tptfbel
Netp SIprf urb 8remen.

Bottom, %. Dit Sem 8ernebmen nad
wuroe beute oas Sampfi6iff sOntario'. has
uriprhnglib aebaut puroe, um 5pii9en Sos
ton un6 2iperppol az fabren uno oas lett
LANCER 3eit bier mi6ts selesen 1T, Semietbst,
UNI 5piiben geip' Dort uno Bremen su fabs
rem. Ser Dampfer wiro rlor9en nab Nslps
MnYf nhnphen
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Seuotnr Cameron.

S1rrtSBurG @a, %. DIT. - DoS 8s-
ru5t, ban senator Cameron spm S6laBe &C.
yVGrt m, rntbebrt jseer 9eorunbung. Der
senator wurbe sSitcrn i'm Babe BON ctnEnt
Snuttclfruits bsfauen, un6 bic Sur8tolt, nit
orr lttne 6rsurbe tbn mad p0ule stlettsttn,
mag 81 psm Gatate Seranlo6 unB Be9sbsn
k1kCu,
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GmiifSnndlridltcn.

Die nOroOtutI6e Barrie rgauas~ Iubr eonnabeno I'm
Iuftrugt bon j. g.. Brauns Il Comp. nit 359 DGbotten
3abat, 800 DO, Sabatsrippen, 1866 8auen Baumlpoue
Lno so 5aiitrr 8~toorrtsr Asptel nab Bremen ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-24
&nrien WrriH1t-

9te oorseRrisen SbrIenoertduIe pareu bier %iOI9cnoe'
Wlar. u. Gum. Babn.Sbl. 5000, l., o.; DO. 1900, 3D.
Na. .Sshi. 5000, req. ollie, so.
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Sermiihte Serimte.

SOBER 9.-Sn Reips Dorf iinb ON
9ientag 10 bobe iapaneiiIds Bsamte nit 3
Oiiijieren-angcbIi9 Yrin3sn eineetrofer.
2sBtere reiisn mad europa, UNI ben Srtes 3u
ituOirsn. gtitsre iuoGen Die gBelt tennen
lerneu,
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0Setterc6 ilber ben 0erluft Der
Cambria"

Nep.9ort, %. DIT. 49, Ser Nsent Der
,QudorsGiaie" bat bon SauODltOe d Senoer
on in @lasgorp pole BsNGtiBun8 hber ben
Gsrluit ber ygambria' erbaIten. Paiio8irte
uno RanuibaIt entEameH i'll bier Sooten.
Gines o~srielben entbteIt ben 3utibenotd5s
BQTia9ier WtcSartlano IA Wtanner nno cine
6ral. 8as 8oOt ibluB um Uno muir MtcSart-
IuuO putos a%eretiet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-24

inoem lie bic ben Nnbdngern Rtsls 5uqeitasrtt
AmnsIiie uidt Qefu6brt babe, iOnoern i%tattosls
len init Rrtegs9emaIt ms &anO etn9etauen
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GOn0un0errp, % iOtt,-AusBel6tdte
5abr3euge baben fetne spur Der oerlntBten
lRnnts her -Gnmhrina entbEden t0nner1.

8opte Der cambria" entotdsn tOunen.
Mem 0ort, %. DIT. Ser oerlorene
6amOfer bate einen Wcrtb bon 10000 Yfo.
81. st mar nur Su sinem 8rittbeile in Slas;
0ou perf5ert. Sas ManiIeit ernsti't foi9enOe
in Dem 8ampfsr perihiffte 8egenItdnoe na6
40,843 S1eTel Maiaen, 2498 %. Wtebl, 1000
Balen 9aumppae, l39 Stiten Sdic, % SGds
4epfsl a., %5uiammen 100000 tuertb. Vim
Boro befan6en iib 43 YaIiQ8tere in Der ga
iute, Is i'm 2. 9laBe, 81 i'm 3Diidenoede, gu
jammen 128. Ser Asent Der rAn9or &tnte@
IN gitisburs, w. Bingham, IT,. 6rau uno 2
&inoer, Iopie Die IA j6briSe suzanne M|cSla
rtO0s b~eftnOen ii9 unter ben 8trmtBten. (5te
Ramen Der oeutiden 4aNa8tere tbetIten mir
bereits am Samita8e mtt.)
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AuSO6ew'9Jorf.- Gpntanten'Iu

0en9 o ri, %. Oft. Der Sampler
,Gitp Of Brooflpn" nabm $4,000 6ranten ii.
$4,000 in 8olO NIT.
The New York herald., 1870-03-02
Glory FOR ADVERTISERS.

AhusEMESs- SECOND PAeE-Foarth. nth and sixth
fsIsIg s 5baGNs
BOARD AND LoDGiSa wANTED-sroosD PAoE--
BROOKLYN e0H'1 NEIL ESTATE FOR sALE-TwRLrru
BusIkfss ssgTT
1IHq SSs Esa4E s5x ssaPs
cLERks AIN %sD iHsSas rAorr
ssD s1 r.ors.A
ss'%s and sixth
corAEINERsHIPs TWELFTH pAeE--s.cond column.
gENTisTRY- gENTisTRYs Y-TMElrTH fAer-sl.th eolamn ''
BWEIiiN HOUSES dhaEi 70 LET FUaSIsHEp AND uv
FukNlsHED-NINrn PAGE-fourh, nth and sixth
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS PAeE-Fif,h column.
EYEs And EAnssreos sss column
EiMAScLALsfIRsr en- . u 4, si rAoE- foarth column
fkhNcH ADvEkTisEhEsSTs- -EnEvEs%M rAsr-sissA
HELP wXSrED-MALEs- TWELFTH PAeE-rir.. col.
HELP wAkTED-FEMALEs-ELKv PAor-Fif,h
HORSES, CARRIAGES. Ao-Flasr PAor-rh!rd and
&C. %SssYs.oosD fs PACE.
5Ssrs JSsTRyoTISy column
LECTURE SEASON sEoosD PAaE-Sixth column.
LOAN OFFICFS-SECuSD PAGE-Second column.
LOST AND FOUND-FIRsr PAGH-SAth column
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Fifth column.
MARBLE MAETELS-TwELFTH PAGE-First column.
MEDlCAL-NINTn PAGE-Third column
MILLINERY AND DRESsMAkING-FIRsr PAGE-sixth
EiscELLAKEous ADVERTISEMENTS TENTH PACE
Sixth column.
MISCELLANEOU Us-TwKLrTn PAGr-sixth column.
MuSlCAL-SECoND PAGE--Fiith column.
PERSONALS -FIrsr First column
PIANOFORTES--SEcoSD PAGE Sixth column.
POST OFFICE NOrICE--SEooND PAGE Fifth column.
PROPOSALS. -TwELfIli PAGE-Sccond column.
PROPERTY OUT Or THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
kENT-rwELFTII PAGE-Fourth NTH and sixth col
umns
REAL ESTATE TO ExcnANGE-TwrLrrm PAGE
REAL ESTATE wANrED-rwELrTH PAsE-sIx.h
column.
REWARDS -FIRsr PAaE--Sixh column.
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LkT-NISTH PAaH--
sixth column.
SALES Al XCCrIoN-Nrs1n PAer-secoud and Third
SITUATIONS wANTEn-FEMALEs-E ELEVENTH. PAsE-
- First, second, third fourth ani ftth columns
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES--Iw PAGE-First
SPECIAL NoTIcEs-FrHsr PAaE-Flr.. and second col
sPoRTiSd-DoGs, BIRDS, &o.-Frnsr PAaK-Third COL
eTALLIONS- FIRST PAaR-Third column.
THE BALL SEASON-SEcOND PAGE-Sxth column.
THE TRADES rw ELTTH PAGE--Sixth column.
I'll THE IURFopiRsT ~ e., ST. rAGs,rhird r I, c@oMmn @
Third and Fourth columns
WANTED TO PURCHASE--FIesr PAoE-Second column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C-FiRsT PAGE-Sxth
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
AT BARKER h HAMLIN'S
IA CITY Auction Mart and New York TattersAfls
MAJOR q. w. RARkEH AnctIoneer

n
MAJOR &. ". S'l BAsKES, Ark Err Aac.ionser,
- corner Broadway and Thirtv-ninth street.
Twentylonr hours allowed for trial every horse
LARGE DRIVING RING
In the mart for showing horses sale.
THE DA} N raE
Chestnut, ls hands, years old was raised by Mr. O. g.
.o'a to Mr simmons TOR SIS o. showing sie he Is much
improved n speed, and show from ASS 70
a. os sSs ai Sd:s hss Ss
no equal is sound, kind and reliable.
hands years old known road and ''Sau
a.rs Mare was sired by piot Is hne free and pleasant
x4J today and show 30 any good track lual
These used and driven together the last
season, and make nne appearing, stylish fast team.
anl have ,roed together ID 2A are now known on the
out reserve and warranted REPRESENTED at sale "
b sh bred ana fast Trong sldng sired
ab "a saas NEXT yrng ws raised BY Dr. Of Non
Ia es 9a. ass sIs aa 70 rss 4
and promises great speed kind in all owner
Chestnut Pony, II hands, years Old; warranted
sound and Kind in all haros; warranted perfectly safe
ladies' or children to ride or drive, and is considered the
bay Mare, l5a hands, years old, sound and
satisfied shs beat three minutes today very stylish
prompt dver sired by Ethan Allen, out OF Henry Clay
rre Horse, 5 hands, years old. kind in all harness
Fine pair Coach Farm Mares I5k hands wears Old
in the city.
AIso an establishment one yery 6ne Itch,
oung or road single iarncss G0 and has been
but SIX times.
SET silver SINGLE two sets double Harness. one
aay ana one gents Saddle, one Depot Wagon Blan-
kets Robes Whips, &c.
Also other Troing, Road Horses top and
no top Roai wagons. Pony Phaetons, Buffalo, White Fox
Wof and Bear skin Robes. &c. -
+ ull description at SALE
Sales never postponed account of weather.
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TEXAS LINE o,o,,,,, .
sailing every Saturday, nj p. NJ, touching nj Kcv Ws,,
carrying the United States mait.
The Al steamer GULF STREAM, CAPTAIN EcCreery at
sooner VI full. 80
T1a steamer ARIADNE vii. follow from same pier
All goods FOR Houston the Interior v be by
our agents. Messrs r. u. Mcmahon a Co., FREQ
TcriIsight or passage apply TO
I. H.NkLLORY / CO., los Maiden lane.
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STALLIONS.

A RABiAN STALLION FOR SALE-THE PURE
"A Arabian Horse SAID is for sale reasonable terms
his present owner has for him. To breeders Will
most vsuspie acquisition The following pedigree gives
10 his career:- -~
SAID also spelled sayed given by the groom OF Nubar
.. o. Msen sey al ne stables Of kubar rasha His
dam was Coian the property OF Nubar Pssha and the
o. he ceeoraed Jan which leaped the citadel
Malomed AZ In 1879 Therefore, Said Is between the
the side Of Khorassan. ~ -
This grand Arab stallion exhibited wonderful powers en-
durance and speed IN the Abysnan war; being ridden cod
Nanuy by an ohc-r during that campaign.
Notne horse. '-e
For further psrtcuars apply TO Mr. FOSTER at the ONCE
OF WilkeA' Spirit of the Times. r = -
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POSITIVE, SPECIAL AND PERI/MPTORY SALE
n OF very fine and valuable trong, road and family
Horses to morrow thrsday), 3D. h q NJ. prompt, pri-
CLIFTON paces and embraces sty.c speed and beauty
The handsome brown rotting Mare Lady January, 15
high years Old sound KIND true. to ucat
2:i5; has record of great speed.
The tine and fast lro.ting Horse Billy Alien, 1874 high z
years oa; can ro. In .;43 sound, kind and true.
Fine black Mare ID high years old, Vermont Black
Hawk Stock very stylish ana nnc roadster; viii tro. in
inmates; warranted sound and kind.
Also other hne iorses, l51 and I5I hands hirh
Also Wagons, Harness, DC.
This stock Is The property OF private gentleman CON-
PEELED to te ani Will 90 disposed without
reservation and be relied upon in respect; viii
be y warranted and "A hours given for proof trial and
examination. Sale positive regardless of weather.
This stock can be seen and examined now, 10 A. NJ
snd until time OF sale at stable. Particulars in tomorrows
Herald and At sale.
The New York herald., 1870-03-02

SPORTING-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.
LII KINDS OF FANCY poGs AND BIRDS FOR
"A SALE. Medicines for all dseases Prepared food for
mockiIs birds, AT b. DOvEis No Greene street,
OF Canal.
\. b. Ladies attended by Mrs. Dovey.
PIRDs, BIRDS, BlRDs.-5,oO0 CANARY BIRDS AR
- rived here to-day from Euope also English sparrows.
!S Chatham street, New YORK, liz Fulton street. brook
lyn. S. f. NORRIS
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EOR sALE-THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION
Planet Jr, coming years. chestnut 15H high, weighs
iWo pounds stylish ana fast him under saddle well
70 harness. without fault bemish Pedigree warranted
Pane he BY Rsvenne out OF Nina bv Boston, Revenue.
Inanrs or CHASE KING ~ East Twentysixth street, or
At la2 Broadway, room No. I.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

WANTED TO PuRCHAsE-A GOOD HORSE, TRUCK,
~ &c with the work OF more stores. Apply at
.bs West Iwentysixth street after six r. NJ address
TRCCkMAN, Herald Office, for two days.
On FINE HORSES, JUST FROM MICHIGAN; AMONG
~ them tne ysr Of sray Hoses Gray Ease stock;
DAY Mare os N Su; hne bay Horse, fots IN 35 aso
nhe pair OF bay Horses several others suitable for all pur
poses :. HEINEMAN, a6 ooser street.
G1E0-sPLENDID NEW STYLE SIX PASSENGER
&oIoV stage; $h0-nearly four passenger Sleigh;
eog Tor last gray Mare sound and kind Apply between IL
ana O'Clock At aC6 Greene street, stable.
The New York herald., 1870-03-02

MAC0UPIN COUNTY TEN PER CENT BONDS
III hOWES MACY, Bankers, 30 Wall street, offer for
sae AT par and accrued interest Bonds OF Macoupn county,
issued for the building Of court house. bearing interest
NJ the rate OF ten per cent per lbcng the lawful
OF the State of Illinois,; Coupons paysbe sein nnuay on
the st OF April and October in the city of New York. These
desirable 70 investors.
The New York herald., 1870-03-02

Freight and psssale greatly reduced.
Through rates, New YORK 10 San Francisco.
Firet class, SisGA2s,
$l25 10 si7o. aso
According 10 location OF berth.
These Include bsrhs board and all necessares for
the TRIP.
OF hs above line leave per ~ Nor.h river foot Of
Canal street, Al "a o'c.cck noon,
on the 5,h and 2isi OF each month.
except when those fall SrLcAy then the prs.
ono hundred pounds Of baggage free TO each adult.
kareh szHESHr smAuAcEY, Captain Maury; connect.
Inc with GOLDEN CITY, Captain Comttock.
Steamer CHINA VIII leave San Francisco April l. 1870
cklra and japan.
Fsghi FOR Henry Chaunccy received until r. NJ on Fri
dav March Al! usua facilities Afforded shippers in co
!sclts ln.and charges, &c.
Fer eGnt passage tickets and all further
apply Al The oacs, pier q North Iiver.
+. X. BABY, Agent.
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THE TURF.

97 ono TO RENT OR LEASE FASHION
~ .UVU. Course or for sale, with all the improve
mens For further formation apply 70 D. GRINNELL,
on the premises, H. COTTON 1iU East Thry-nftb
The New York herald., 1870-03-02

E,oR sALE--A FIRST RATE SECOND MORTGAGE OF
$l00, eighteen months TO run, improved Brooklyn
property Good discoun. gwen.
MOTT & CO., 10 Pine street.
The New York herald., 1870-03-02

L,oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
The Cromwell ste ansEp I.ue,
lsavr. pier No North river at occts \. NJ az folov
GEoKGE wAsHIS0foN, Capt eager. saturday, March 8
lARIPOSA, Capt. kemblr. SATURDAY,
Freight received daily Through given FOR Galvsston
lndianola Mobile aud ST. Louis.
Cabin passage $50; steers9e xso For passage freight
apply h. B. CEOMNELL i CO., 30 Wesi street.
The New York herald., 1870-03-02

ICE-A PARTY OWNING SIXTY ACRES OF PURE
Lake lee Twelve inches Thick receive pro-
posals FOR The safe Of tho same deyerabe on the North
river, at point within by miles Of New ork, will sell
the Ice the lake as s For further particulars inquire OF
ROBERT A. HAGGEkTY 4 co,
81 Pine street.
The New York herald., 1870-03-02

TOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
j Old Dominion Steamship Company.
steamships OF this line leave 81 Nora river foot of
Beach street.
For Norfolk. City Point and Richmond every Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday at NJ connecting the vr,
ena and Tennessee Air ne tho Sssboard Inland Air nc,
Petersburg and edon railroads. Chesapeake and Ohio ra.
roads, Richmond DsEviIe raroaas Through pas
seogcr tickets and through bills Of adng reduced
a.. points Sonta and Southwest.
Apply a. ohiee on pier 81 or 70
N. l.. McCREADY, President,
1877 Greenwich street: corner Of Dry
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COAsTWIsE srEANsHIps.

HAVANA, sIsAL AND VERA CRUZ
Il New YORK and Mexican Ma, sI..m.ht, It,. s..,S
The steamers ~''N - A"o1'
SLkopATRA. Ph,lgs.. Saturday Msrcsls
For freight or Pahsgs appyto
" ALExAADaR A SONS gsBroaav.x
The New York herald., 1870-03-02

DoCkETBoOK LOST-IN EIGHTH STREET OMSI.
hus between Bond st and the Herald cnie-
ing draft payment OF which has been s,opped Jay Cooke
CO., drawn by First National Bank, Columbia, =. c. for
S4luV and about sl20 Ia bank and bla
cspts. The finder will receive &20 reward II LETT Dr.
ii. London, IS Broadway. w. W. HAEDNiCkE.
The New York herald., 1870-03-02

Dhgls-MRs. YoUNo's AMERICAN HOTEL, RUIZ
L Ro igo, formerly Rue 10 Ia Bon.aisanee, ~ Ehcek
lent table al the home only three doors from
the Bou evard Naeshebe terms moderate. Popie,ress
Mr. YOrNG, formerly of New YORK
The New York herald., 1870-03-02

I IvERrooLi NEw YORK PHILADELPHIA STEAM
IL ship Company.
Liverpool win commence TO discharge under general order
at pier ~ North river Wednesday. March at /, NJ
The company Will be responsible FOR any loss or
age arising goods after discharge, and all goods
moved within u bours vii be stored al
expense. JOHN q. DALE, Al eni Is Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-03-02

A WE ARE PREPARED TO NEGOTIATE LOANS
IA. with despatch First snd Second Mortgages casheo o.
fair rates. HASTINGS, COLvIN SALMON,
Nos. 4 and 6 Pine street.
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Ambrose Anderson do partl do do
Mary Reel do do do do
ALBERT YEOMANS.
Probate Judge.
Warren. o., Mar. q, lS7O-4t
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me Burial of Gen. Thomas.

The news of the death of Genera
THOMAS caused general grief Throughout,
the country. Flags were at half-mas
everywhere, and meetings of soldier.
have been called to express their sor.
row. A7 order was issued in Washing.
ton announcing the fact TO the army.
and the President sen a telegram tc
Mrs. THOMAS condoling with her oveI
the sad event. The burial ceremonies
are TO be conducted according to the fol-
lowing General Order, issued by the
Adjutant General:
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY !
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE, }
WASHINGTON, April Sd, 1870.
General Order, No. 81:
The body of Major General George H.
Thomas will be buried at Troy, New
York, on Friday, April Sth, at y O'Clock,
noon, and the ceremonies will be con-
Quoted in military order, under the
supervision of Major General George G.
Meade, commanding the military divis-
ion of the Atlantic. The escort will be a
battalion of eight companies, and Gener-
al Meade is authorized to use two of the
companies of the engineer battalion from
Willet's Point, two companies of general
recruits from Governors Island and the
band from West Point. All officers of
the army who can be spared from duty,
all civil officers of the general and State
all members of the volun-
teer armies, civic societies and citizens
generally, are invited to be present to
manifest their respect TO the memory of
him who holds a sacred place in the
heart of every American.
By command of General Sherman.
L. d. TOWNSEND,
Adjutant General,
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Since then Mr.. Mills has been al
most constantly engaged in editorial
duties. Leaving Warren he followed
the star of empire westward until
reaching st. Paul, Minnesota, and
formed a business and editorial con
nection with the Pioneer newspaper
of that city, then the principal Dem
ocratic paper in Minnesota. firing oil
the west, he returned to Pittsburgh,
and was for a time engaged on the
Post. Subsequently he took editorial
charge of a new. paper-The Sunday
Lc0der-which o became noted
for the "slashing" style and indie
pendent tone of its editorials, which
gave the Leader popularity and ini-
tiated its publisher into several lively
libel suits, in which, we believe, he
generally came out "first best"
While engaged on the Leader Mr..
Mills was also employed at a good sal
airy, as principal news editor of the
daily Commercial. He brings to the
Statesman years of hard working ex-
perience as a journalist; and although
we entirely disagree with his political
opinions, we do not hesitate to say
that from a long acquaintance with
him, and a tolerably Intimate knowl-
edge of his editorial capacity and
ability as a newspaper manager, We
regard him as the peer of any jour
nalist in the State, and shall be dis
if he does not impart a vi
to the Statesman that will in u
short time give it a largely increased
prominence among the newspapers of
the State. w. R.
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Z. d. TOWNSEND,
Adjutant General,

- On the first page of this weeks
paper we publish in full the speech of
Mr.. Revels, the colored senator from
Mississippi. This being the first speech
ever delivered by colored citizen in the
Congress of the United States, it will be
read with much interest.
Hiram Rhoades Revels was born in
Cumberland county, North Carolina, in
1872, and is consequently forty-eight
years ofsge. His father was an educated
mulatto, a minister of the Baptist Church,
and his mother a white Scotch woman
At about twenty-seven years of age he
became a minister of the Methodist
Church, and has since preached in Gin
cinnati, st. Louis, Pittsburg, and Balti-
more. At the commencement of the war
he was stationed at Baltimore, and or
ganized the first colored regiment raised
in a Southern State. He became known
as an ardent Republican and was chosen
a delegate to two State Conventions, and
soon after was elected to represent Ad-
ans county, Mississippi, in the State
Senate.