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ton, and Clara Davidson, Jefrries hence for Lynn,
returned to Holmes Hole A. M. 16th inst
Schrs Henry Croskey Racket, and Albert Mason,
instant
Schr ]. B. vandusen, Young, hence for Boston,
at Holmes Hole A. M. 18th inst
schr Mary e. Coyne, Facemire hence, at New
Bedford 10th inst.
schr A. M. Rogers, Travis, hence, at Fail River
10th inst, was the vessel that went ashore inside
the beacon at Bristol Ferry. She came Off at high
water, apparently withoutmaterial damage
Sohf Nabad, Cheney, from Newcastle DEL for
Newburyport, and Amira Wooley King hence for
Boston, sailed from Newport p. M. 18th inst
MISCELLANY.
Brig John Avies, Macomber, from Cardenas for
Boston, with cargo OF molasses dragged her anchor
at Holmes Hole, in the gale OF the 10th inst and
brought up in 2H fathoms when she struck heavily,
which set her leaking about 5000 strokes per hour
After staving several hhds OF moasses in the after
She will probably have to discharge her cargo and 90
on the marine railway for repairs.
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Domestic Affairs.

Told closed on saturday at liz.
The cadetship investigation is closed.
The House of Representatives met on
Saturday but to adjourn.
The defeat of the San Domingo treaty in
the Senate is regarded as certain.
1T is alleged that Collector Bailey, who
recently absconded from New York, is de-
faulter to large amount.
"A bill repeating all laws giving any
moieties to informers will be reported by
the Ways and Means Committee.
Minister Partridge says Venezuela is pre-
cisely in that condition of anarchy and bank
ruptcy in which Mexico was in 1861.
Commissioner Delano persists that farm
ers selling their produce from wagons or stalls
in cities must pay the special tax as brokers.
The Committee of Ways and Means, it is
thought, will strike out this legal feature from
the Internal Revenue bill.
AT meeting held in Nashville on Satur-
day, Congressional interference in the affairs
of the State was protested against, on the
ground that the population are as quiet and
orderly as the same number of people any
where. The same despatch states that on the
previous Thursday evening Judge was muir.
dered at Decatur by party of armed men.
Venezuela is much behind in the pay
ment of the American claims against her
Recently her Government called conference
of the representatives of creditor nations
and proposed that the payments should b'
allowed to cease for three or four months
that measures might be had for suppressinl
the revolutions. The proposition being re
jected the Government intimated, neverthe
less, that the payments would be suspended
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THE POTTsvlLLE CONFERENCE
From Our 0rn Correspondent

From Our 0ion Correspondent
PoTTsvILLE, March 81, 1870.
FOURTH DAY.
Saturdays devotional services were conducted
by Rev. w. j. Paxson.
The following local preachers were elected to
ordination as deacons:- William Macarthur, Will
liam Marshall, Jacob Pillinger, John II. Smith,
Josiah Bawden, William II. West, Lemuel Ban
croft, and John Smith.
The following local deacons were elected to
elders orders:-James l.. Goldy, William Jones,
and Rev. George s. Broadbent
Bishop Simpson stated that by telegram intel
ligence had been received of the death of the
only son of Rev. W. H. Elliott, which event took
place during the session of yesterday. A COM
mittee was appointed to prepare suitable reso-
lutions.
The young preachers, candidates for ordina-
tion and election to membership in the confer
ence, were called up for public examination.
Bishop Simpson conducted the exercises, deli
vering an impressive address.
The following were then elected:-Edwin g.
Griffiths, Hiram U. Seabring, John W. Knapp,
and James G. Wood
Rev. Dr. Butler addressed the conference on
the American and Foreign Christian Union.
The Aid Society made a report, showing that
success has attended its efforts. The collections
have exceeded any former years.
Addresses in behalf of the worn-out preachers
were delivered by Amos Phillips and Thomas I.
Tasker, Esqs., Of Philadelphia. The former pre-
sented the conference with bond of $1,000, the
interest of which forever is for worn-out
preachers.
The following we're admitted as preachers on
trial in the conference:-George A. Wolf, Maris
Graves, Joseph Brockbank, John H. Wood John
d. Falsome, Joseph B. Graeff, o. L. Haddock,
and Thomas Cundy.
Adjourned with the benediction by the Rev.
Pennell Coombe.
The time of the morning session was extended
and did not close until after o'clock. For this
reason our readers were not furnished with oul
usual telegraphie report of the proceedings.
The business of the conference will be through
in all probability by this evening, when it if
expected the conference will adjourn sine die.
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Foreign Affairs.

There is a very bad feeling towards
foreigners in Japan.
Oxford is again the favorite in the Uni
versity boat race
The court for the trial of Prince Pierre
Bonaparte convened at Tours on Friday.
From various parts of Japan come terri
BILE accounts of prosecutions of Christians.
Marquis de Bonneville, the French Min
lister to Rome, has been called to Paris for
consultation.
The Emperor of China is furnishing his
palace with mirrors and household furniture
from Paris.
The only bodies recovered from the
wreck of the Oneida are those of Captain
Williams and the ship-carpenter.
"A fire at Yeddo, on the 4th and 9th Of
February, destroyed from four to five thou
sand houses, the American Consulate narrowly
escaping destruction.
Captain Eyre, of Oneida notoriety, was
allowed to leave Yokohama as passenger by
the Bombay in spite of repeated applications
from our Minister for his arrest and criminal
trial.
"A boat from the missing steamship Sa-
maria reached Queenstown yesterday morn
ing, having left the vessel in disabled con-
dition forty miles off. Tugs were at once
despatched to tow her into harbor.
-Forsters Educational bill was passed to q
second reading in the House Of Commons on
Friday-an amendment suggested by Mr.
Bright, that its basis should be religious
equality, being withdrawn
An Italian Bishop officiated at the mass
for the soul OF Count Montalembert in Rome
the Pope forbidding the French prelates t'
celebrate it, considering it demonstration
of hostility to the Council.
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PROPOSALS,
IMPAIRMENT OF HIGHWAYS, BRIDGES,
~ SEWERS, ETC.--OFFICE OF CHIEF COMMIS-
SIONER, No. 104 s. FIFTH Street.
'Marnh IL 1870


PHILADELPHIA; March II, 1870.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed Proposals will be received at the office OF
the Chief Commissioner Of Highways until IL O'Clock
NJ. on MONDAY, March 81, for the construction Of a
Sewer on the line OF Walnut street, one hundred
and forty feet west from Twenty-fourth street to
the end OF the wharf on the Schuylktl river, four
Also on Caiowhiil street, from Seventeenth to
Eighteenth street, three feet in diameter
Also, on Columbia avenue, from Miiiin street to
Seventh street. three feet in diameter
Also, On Third street, from Market street to Ches
nut street, three feet in diameter.
Also, on Main street (Manayunk) from the sewer
thereon to the northwest curb line OF Grape street,
Also, on Wistar street. from the sewer on Tenth
street to the east curb line Of Eleventh street, three
feet in diameter.
With such manholes as may be directed by the
Chief Engineer and Surveyor And the contractor shall
take bills prepared against the property fronting on
said sewer TO the amount Of dollar and fifty
cents for each nea foot of front each side of the
street so much cash paid; the balance as limited
by to be paid oy VI the ey and tne con-
sewer in good order for three years after the
is finished. No allowance will be made for rock exca-
walton, unless by special agreemet.
When the street is occupied by City Passenger
Railroad track the sewer shall be
side of said track in such manner as not to obstuct
interfere with the safe passage OF the cars thereon
and no claim for remuneration shall be paid the con-
tractor by the company using said track as specified
Each propOsal will be accompaned by n
certificate that a bond has been filed in
the Law Department as directed by or;
not execute contract within five days after the
work is awarded, he will be deemed declining, and
will be held liable on his bond for the difference be-
tween his bid and the next lowest bidder Specidca-
tions may be had at the Department OF Surveys,
which will be strictly adhered to. The Department
OF Highways reserves the right to reject all bids not
All bidders are invited to be present at the time and
place OF opening the said proposals. ,r,,
| MAHLON ii. DICKINSON,
/
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EDUCATIONAL.
T. w G 81 o o L OF
HARVARD UNIVERSITY,
CAMBRIDGE, MASS

Second Term 1859 20 begins 2lst February, 1870.
INSTRUCTORS AND TOPICS.
Nathaniel Holmes, A. M, Royal Professor.-Domesti
Relations, EQUITY Pleading, and Evidence.
Christopher O. Langdeh. A; M Dane Professor-Nego.
table Paper and Partnership
Charles s. Bradley, L. d. Lecturer-Iaw of Real Pro-
peIty.
Edmund II. Bennett, A. M, Lecturer.-CriminaI Law
Wills and Administration.
John O. Gray Jr, A. NJ, Lecturer.-Jurisprudenc OF
the United States and Bankruptcy.
The instruction by lectures most courts exercises in
written and oral discussion of legal subjects and
tion of pleadings.
The library Of the most complete in the United
States and in departments unequalled il
prises about 5000 Volumes and additions constantly
being made,
The $50 per term and $25 for onehalf any
smaller fraction of term. No extra charges.
For admission to the school. catalogues circulars
any information address j. A. L. WHITTIER,
Registrar,
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NTOTICE. APPLICATION WILL BE MADE
IN IN the Citv Treasurer certificates for the fol-
lowing (itv SIX ner cent loans, free from all taxes
Certi6cate No l9OOs Loan No. "a, dated November g.
1867, 100000. -, -,
Certificate No. 2S4o, new Loan uateu november 22
Certificate No 1885, Liabilities, dated November ac
Certificate No 1885, Municipal Loan, dated November
Certicats No $40 Water Loan dat0d May g. 1863 $1,000
Certhcate No 25l46, Park Loan, dated April p 1859.
$1,000. lH tn sm
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"A Milwaukee paper derisively, but very un-
justly, speaks OF one Of its contemporaries as
''the old Straw BlunderbusL"
The Governor of Illinois has pardoned
Flora Mills, the young girl who was recently
sent TO the State Prison Tor burglary in Quincy.
She l. 70 he PLACID IL a areigrMa.o"y institution
in Cincinnati.
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CLEARED SATURDAY.

Steamship Juniata Hoxie, Havana and New Orleans,
Philadelphia and Southern Mail Steamship Co.
Steamship Norman, Nickerson, Boston, H. Winsor *
Co.
Steamship W. p Clyde, Morgan, New York. F. Oil.
Steamer F. Franklin, Pierson, Baltimore, A.
Groves Jr.
Steamer Vulcan, Wilcox, New York, W. NJ. Baird Il
Co.
Steamer Monitor, Jones, New York, w. M. Baird&Co.
Schr Webster Bernard, Smith, st. Johns, p. r., John
Mason q Co.
Schr Paos, Shackford, Caibarien E. A. Souder Co..
Schr NJ G. Collins, Endicott Barbados, do.
Schr A. M. Chadwick, Coan, Boston, John G. scott
& Sons.
Schr Admiral, Steeman, Salem, do.
Schr S. +. Fort, Fort Salem, do.
Schr Hannie Westbrook, Mariner, Portland, do.
Schr Bartlett, Wilson, Boston, L. Audenried & Co.
Schr b. f. Reeves, Reeves, Providence, do
Schr j. Diverty, Small, Providence, do.
Schr M. L. Vankirk, Walker, Lynn, do.
Schr H. Allen, Tatum, Boston, do.
Schr w. p Phillips Harris, Providence, do.
Schr G. W. Middleton, Sands, Providence. do.
Schr Kenduskeag, Wyatt, Boston, Penn Gas CoalCo
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FOR FRESH BEEF.
OFFICE OF A. C.S.,
FRANKFoRD ARSENAL,


FRAHKFoRD ARSENAL,
MARCH IS, 1870.
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, will be received by
the undersigned at this office until IL NJ, April IS,
1870, for furnishing the troops stationed at the
Frankford Arsenal with fresh beef OF good Market
able quality in equal proportions of fore and hind
quarters, excluding necks, shanks, and kidney tai
low; the beef to be delivered free OF cost to the
troops, in such quantities and on such days may
be from time tg time required by the proper autho-
rity and the contract to continue in force six
months, or such less time the Commissary- Gene
raj shall direct, and subject to his approval COM
mencng on the 1st day OF May, 1870.
Upon acceptance OF the OFFER security and bond in
the Of six hundred dollars will be required for
the faithful performance of the contract
To enable city dealers to compete intelligently
with local parties it may be stated that the contract
together with SALES to officers and families on the
post usually averages from s4O0 to $3.50 per month
that 1t requires a wagon to visit the post four
times week, and that person who should use
proper means to do so could no doubt create re-
munerative outside local trade in connection with
his contract engagements.
The right to reject any or all bids which may not
be deemed to the advantage OF the United States to
accept is reserved.
Bids to be endorsed on the envelope, proposals
for Fresh Beef"
WILLIAM PRINCE, First Lieut.. Ord,
3156t Brevet Captain, A. c. S.
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ITO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
Il Proposals. endorsed proposals for Building an
Addition to a Public SchoOl-hOuse in the Fifth
ward" will be received by the undersigned at the
ofiice, S. E. corner of SIXTH and ADELPHI Streets
until TUESD AY March 49, 1870, at II O'Clock NJ, for
building an addition TO public school-house on
lot OF ground situate on Sixth street above Lom-
bard In the Fifth ward. Said addition to be built in
accordance with the plans OF L. II. Esler, Supern-
tendent OF School buildngs to be seen at the oice
of the Controllers OF Pubic schools.
No bids will be considered unless accompanied by
a certificate from the City Solicitor that the provi-
sions OF an ordinance approved May rs, 1860, have
been complied with.
The contract will be awarded only to known mas
ter builders.
BY order Of the Committee on Property.
II. w. HALL1WELL,
316 10 22 20 20 Secretary.
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IOVN FARNTTM IL Co. COMMISSION MEK-
u ts A.u Manufacturers ot ConeatO- I.sklnx, atS
40, SS OHKSNUT Street. PhilAdslDhiA II Wfmi
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MEMORANDA
M mhmOtCANDA.
Chin Cantaur Foster for philadalnhia


Ship Centaur, Foster, for Philadelphia sailed from
Liverpool 5th inst
Ship Atlantic, Jawbsen for Philadelphia, entered
out at Liverpool 9th inst.
Steamship Tonawanda, Barrett for Philadelphia,
cleared at Savannah 18th inst
Steamship j. w. Everman HincSey, for Philadel-
phia, sailed from Richmond 18th inst
Steamship Stars and Stripes Mailman, from Aux
Cages 9th, Port au- Prince 10th, and Gonaves 11th,
Steamship Saxon, Sears, hence, at Boston 18th
instant.
Steamship Yazoo Catharine, hence at New Or
leans 14th inst, via Havana. The Y. experienced
heavy weather. On the 9th inst. 80 miles south OF
Bark Mariana Ill, Palha, So days from Bahia at
New York 18th inst, in ballast.
Brig j. w. Drlsko, Haskell, from Fall River for
Philadelphia passed Hell Gate 10th inst.
Brig Ii. Hour ton, French, at Cardenas about 7th
inst, for Philadelphia next day.
Brig Clanburn, from st. Thomas Tor Philadelphia
$50 repOrted) was spoken 18th inst. lat. 49, long. 49,
Brig Mary, from Grunsladt for Philadelphia out
80 days, was spoken 10th ut., no. lat, etc
Scfrs John Q. Henry, Dfks, nom Fall River; We'll
lngton Barber, from Providence; John Johnson,
from do, all for Philadelphia; and Susan McDeytt,
McDevitt, hence for New Haven, passed Hell Gate
| 18th inst. 49,.
schr Nellie Tarbox, ConeIy, for Philadelphia, at
| Havana 10Th inst .
| Schr Jessie s. Clark, Clark, from Savannah l4th
inst for PHILADELPHIA has on board liz bales upland
| cotton and 90, ,2G5 feet lumber. ,
| Schr Alexander Young, Young, cleared at SaVan-
| nah 18th inst, for Jacksonville. ,
Schr Enoch Moore, Chambers hence, at New orr
| 18th inst.
schr Jane N. Baker, Reed, cleared at Wilmington
NC. 18th inst for Philadelphia with 49, OoS 1eeJ ln
ber, III 200 shingles, 22,65O palings, l0Olo jumper
sGhr dolph Huge Buell., cleared at Mobile 1ltf
scT 'OT PensAcoa
seHTs EphraiG and Anna, Green, heaee for Bos'
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ARRIVED SATITRDAY

Steamer Sarah, Jones, "a hours from New VI
with mdse. to w. M. Baird & Co.
Schr Palestine, Kemp, days from Choptank ri'
with railroad ties to Collins Co.
Schr Argo, Taylor, 6 days from Nanticoke ri
Md with lumber to Collins Co.
Schr Arthur Rowe, Day, days from Norfolk,
with lumber TO Collins x Co.
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AA TNrpPYILAs-CHFAP IN TIE CITY
y OixON'S, Ne u d. EI0HTH street. " lSnthI
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,s9tsaeeitusssiser sestiiJsa eeere !

II in ben beften Qdpben teiner Der fran55i&en Sc.
nerdle 1t bem Wtafen Woftfe bini6tlid oes Rrate-
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iehr bic Listen pierHAre oie reu.
sens MnS ab<rbdupt~ ~Deuti id3lan6s perpoutomninet
haben. Non beioep Seiten wiro man iebt btmibt
tein. ben erften @dfae su fibren unb BON ben brei
pauptQoeyn oes osutiden giienbQbnssbes a92 tuer.
0ex b A6fnl at0esnblid bic 1eSi Atneecorps oes
nofbbthtf&tn Bunoes in unaufb6rli4 fid5 foloenbsl
;3i8en Der &Ribk aes @infsH 5uitreben. 0ufR tpet-
Den Die preaSi 3sH DroonSen Die franS5fii1s8 8rhn.
se be0roben un6 eeliRet es. ben ranJoien 3u6orSl.
tommen unb ibnen auf fran30fi&em 8eoep tine
S94a@t ton3Yhisten Hne NuBfMnno sbannt uAg Der
strks 6sh ktnsf lanesn 0ouer iein nnb bannmirs
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bas unesibdtssfe S@oufpiei zines beuti9eu Snba.
fonsbeeres bieten. 80 "a 80
@eit tierS Sahrtn {inh slls WeteHaaaSen oeep1a.
bii6en @eueralftabes auf bieien fibnen 3ue0eridb,
tet unS CEILINGS g. sRlt6e tlneebeures oaour& ee.
Uonslen wer6en; allein aud menn bic S9laS4 uer.
loren tueroen folte, 10 miiroe I'd. 1As oeutide 9eer
bod INNER auf bic 3heinfefuneen au iidberef alaf.
lIlQhgf8spssQ iaFld jishsa, idsss. dsesa sJaq
BE dahaey S9asa!Iafilt hsrbsi.gI 5fss issssn tug
5u nod nett oEin9enossa neil sspur4 bic Gxfol9e
~ 9anne Nd 1bren .a6menben nAb, weld9 Nsuti@s
!ano oat& Sic 6sf ieiniesn nett iberleeene hons6s
nlQe Jlotte orqaen. 4uG (N. y. StsNe. .)0os
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@pecial= Mabf.

Beiener 0srfammluns bsrg gcmmtdre spnJranflfn gonn
ta S1ip, mel1e ittmc, ben g. 5n 1870. tn tprer 81
flee in btr Gtobt gpumbuS etbalten wurbe, wuree
se 8ef4lpffen bas IN @emdbbe enes am IL. Mprtl l8
paiirteu 0eebeS Der 0enerat 0efammlung, rnm ne St
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cine Sdenfuna au biefem 8wsfe madtn wete burA Ell
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aebahtfm County am
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d js73 unb llbr Mbeno8
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fannt aemadt, paB bsi bieer gBab ben ftmmterehtst
Buraern aebatfcn GpuntpY bic Grase In Netre6 Der
fMentenben Summe natertrettt nerben fru, welhe bun
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1ule fur bieeS puna umsule9en 1T biefe Summe nj
bermt auf nreibuubert tau}nb Deaars aeiebt unb Di
ieniaen mele bei seraser Mtatmmuns 10 0unfn sebad
ter Betueruns limmen wcaen. 5ouen auf ibren Stmms
teu aeihriebea spsr eeorWdt babfn college Steusr,
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leae Sttuer Asin" unb bic Nier bel seoater abl ir
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Sberif'6 0erfauf.

@rap aasass ia. gOmmoa gIsas Court
aabarina alsniuer u. u. 8rannin County. ..
8ufose etnss gsraufsbsfeDIs tn beaetem 8aue Der BON
beiasttr Court an mid seri&te wurbe, perbe ID am
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Be IN anfln County unb 9taat Obp seesene Orunbegen.
t5um auf Sfentiasr auetien aum Ssrtauf ausbistsn:
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tes. sssiion ssa ba ps 0is gum Miti.!puntt Der
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