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flHEsAPEAKE iaAND OHIO. RAE.

f1HEsAPEAKE AND OHIO. RAiL.-
sss eas ATE RRAss AsasiaI mi Fun ss
MAIL TRAIN WIN rna dailybetvesn Richmosd
tween GordonssilIe and White sulphafTi Leave
Richmond at A. NJ. and arrive st White suIplsr.
Arrive at Rchmond al 4:5e r. A.. making ciaset
connections at G0rdonsyille and Charlottesville
with Orange, hlexandrla aud ManSssas failf6ad'
trains @ for Alexandria, Washington Baltlmorsis
Lynchblrg, Knoxville, Chattanooga. hfempafis,
connects with stages ss follows:
Natural Bridge, 81 miles miles - August asts e I Sub.
llng's) Springs, 10 miles and Wcysr's Gave, ~
al Goshen win stages fof cold sulphur hpr,p
bridge Bath9, 10 miles Lexington, 20 miles and
Natural Bridge, 25 miles. 2I.' = II ~
AT Miiboro' with staged for Bath "A linn Springs,
mites; and Healing Springs, 10 isies. f'' =
At Coyington with stages 10 Hesiing Springs;
is miles; and Hot Springs, ls miles. = =
AT Allegheny with stages to Red Sweet Springs,
At White Sulphur springs With stages for, Salt
Sulphur Springs. "a miles ;, Blue Sulphur Springs
70 miles; Rod sulphur Springs Al miles Lewis.
burg. mics and Charleston, 100 miles. y :
and sup at Covington. Goiog East, breakfast at
Goshen and siine at aordansvilic. fiias III f10tj
MI NIGHT PAsSENaER TRAIN win. r,n ,bsz
clringe OF cars Leave Richmond at &:aS III, NJ.
aid arrive ut Washington 6:s5 A. leave, ASH
ogton 6:s5 PINE. and arrive at Richmond at $50
M sna mIkns FL ToaS 4 f,s
De attached to this train and will DC rim through
Through tickets issucdto ali points North, Wcst.
AA1 IAMEs q NETTrERT Ann
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e PrR1op1cAIs.-From Ellyson q Taylor,
naws.dealers, we have Eoesy: Saturday,
containing additional chapters OF Charles
Dickenss last story and other Interesting
matter. Also that best Of Weeklles, dpple-
tons, journal,
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OLD PAPERS, In packages Of one hundred OF
more, for sale 1T the Dispatch countIDg-room.
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RAEE AND BEAUTIFUL spring styles of jcwelry
elegant new pStterns OF pins and drops; glov,
bands; Etrurcan and cnamcllcd mcdallions; new
style neck chains, handkerchief holders, cuff an,
bosom buttons s,litairc and clutter diamond en-
gagcmcnt rings.
Choice novelties in silvcrwarc, in cases, for brl
dal presents, now opening ut
NOWLAN u CO.'S
corner Main and Tenth streets.
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In time OF peace prepare for war y there
fore Nc aesife to csll your especial attention 70
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MEETINGS.

1IlHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
i of the SrUCktIDLDERStF OF THE MUTUAL
BANKING COMPANY will take place on
TIURSDAY, June 3oth, at IL O'Clock ID. 3iis-
ET.7sE .Ea7.1 X. Il. LANCASTER, Cashier. &
4 Richmond, June 9th, 1910. je 9--td IS
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HAME to my house on the 5th in-FssH
" slant SMALL RED BULL CALF, Sf.
which The owner can get by proving properry.
paying charges, and taking him away, =
.s..'f -lT'' F.{GENTRY,
f je l1-1t* No. lOO5 Second street :
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AHIPPls@.

E'OR NEW ToRK.-The Old IEs4
l.: Dominion Steamship Company % s.saaFEzM
elegant side-wheel Steamship SARATOGA, Cap
tain COUCH. viii leave her wharf ut FacAetls on
SUNDAY, june 18th, at O'Clock Z. NJ. FreighG
stecrage, 20; roInd-trp tickets, $20 For freight
or passage, apply at. OFFICE OF COMPANY,
corner OF eleventh and Main streets. je 10-ls
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.B selectn Wbiskey at w. ID. BLAIn& Co.'s.
A pure article at $3.50 per g lion. Ts
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. q s.ssss-,sl,sn.s,
In The boats OF the JAMES I'll
YER AND KaNAWHA CANAL COMPANY
viii leave the dock usual promptly at u d. On
Freight ana tolls on goods for LyGchhurg and
beyond collected on delivery, or: prepaid, at the
be afforded eongig gnees, but no bfgation is as
saned to deliver down freight elsewhere than al
ID Office on the Dock without special agreement
Way freight vii. at be delivered till charges ara
paid.
Boats locked and insured.
deu EDWARD DILLON, Agent. J
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CAUTION-N CHECK ON
" tue manbattan Bank, Now York, certified
drawn by William Kevan, dated New York. May
1879 for 81 ~ "a, payable TO the order Of An
drew ReYan & Brother, ard not endorsed by lis,
has been stolen, and ali persons are warned rcgo-
tlating It,. Payment has been stopped. ~
1e 10 8. a, - :, ~ - 1pctarshnr, W
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DRY GOODS.
n,uE WAY TO SAVE MONEY,
r,lL AND BUY DRY GOODS WHERE
THEY ARE SOLD AT Low PRICES.

fnil variety or
BERAGES, PoPLISS,
CHALL1Es, GRENADINES,
JAPANESE SlLkS,
BLACK and CoLoRED SILKS, l..
ALrACAS LAWNS.
rfQUES CAMBRiCS
NAlNSookS, BRILLlANTs,
PLAIN SWISS;
STEirED, CHECkkD, and TuCKED
MuSLISs;
DImI,IES, DIAPER,
TARLETANS. oRGANDIES
TABLE LINENS
NAPKINS, T0WELS
QUILTS SHEETlSGS,
-CA>SIMERES.
LINEN DRiLLINGS
-GHENADINE and LACE SilAWLS,
SILk SACQUeS,
WHITE SHIFTS
HANDkEECHlEfS,
COLLARS,
EMRRoIDERIES,
COLLARS, SHIRTS.
S&I1RT-FRONTS
CoRSETS HOSIERY,
KIND and LISLE GLOVES,
SILK andLINEN FANS,
ROUGE PARASOLS
SILK aud GINGuaM UMBRELLAS,
RIBBONS, SATINS,
and all Kinds OF seasonable goods al
THALH1MER'S.
corner Sixth and Broad streets.
he lel
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nIAEOs, ORGANS, AND erEH ER IN
s IL STRuMsNTs, TtiNElI sAsiS kSstAlhEE
III The bGst nsannGr at tierafe prit
ortcas cat sal sanin 6treef. 0yer FK. y. Da'
val drug store, Wlat spsnietual Attenaed 20,
Js6-s sts s szss n II. MV5SGs
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LOST ANI, Fd,YTWD-

STRAYED, from ASHLAND early ,N g
~ Tuesday morning, dark nav Nor. NsSS
gan MARE and \ gray COLT. Last seen n;
Mountain road, six miles from Richmond. For
their return TO me, or any Information BEADING ID
their recovery, a liberal reward Will be paid. ?,
lie 11-3tk e. w CARRT EEToNa {
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EOR NEW YORK.-The OldAEiff

LOR NEW YORK.-The OldAEi.
Il Dominion Steamship Company 4. ssSssEssassz
elegant sidc-whecl steamship EIAGARA, Cap
tain BLACKwooD will leave her wharf at Rock
etts on FRiDAf, June 10Th, at O'CLOCK 2. b..
30; round-irip tickets, $50. For freight or pjs-
sage apply at the OEFf3E OF THE COMPANY,
corner Eleventh and Main streets te Sat
FOR FREIGHT OR. CHARTER, tfs4.
Il brig H.. PORTER, one hundred and <FyN
eighteen tons (lls) capacity-l.3Jc barrels. sszas
Apply to PALMER, HARTSOOK & co. (
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FOR sALE.

HOR X SALE, very fine MILCH GOAT.
Gives three pints and siaif OF milk daily. Yl.
has tnree kHis, three weeks old. - a's' 80 -
.E.f IS ADhM WEAVER.
No. so7a corner st. Peter and Baker streets.
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EOUND, an UMBRELLA. The owner
Tor rthisadvcrtIsement. Apply at post Office.
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nICHMIeND AND YORK 8 RYYEH

4ASxxstArsxE EAex
kRAIh5k2A, "A! LIsE;T.9R
DE- SCHhLuLEI@,DAILEJ9 9iExCBRT SUM
DAYsi-1n and after THgRsDAY, 4prM 1st,l
tie PASSENGE SCHEDULE will be run aS
follows Passengers Tor BaIftnoSe and points
North T .tI tsss sSs qosk q
Richmond DAILY Except Ssndayal ~ sssI9sEa1A
eIegsnt tGa y In STEAMERS % STATE Or Csps,
tain s. w. BRENNAN, or ADMt MtE 4t.s A'Apssla
PHIIIP EEYHOLD,-b0Sh or WHICH hsye nfee1l,
newly ftted out With splendid isecess
ao3 marg,sre III tinic 10 connect wi tie aips f6f
PEiiadeIphia, New York, and the Neas lfaay1a.
sharvcs, Just below Trait street BaHimcse,
psssenscss srfiyine II Richmond Is s;sa A. =.
the following day In tisae 70 corecs 40 no
xpress rain ON tee Rishsaopd and
road for Danvilie and al pCinis ol yhs$ Fesg !
Greensboro: salisbury gharlssse Eess a hss ~
ColuruhIa &. q. and Al potEtS South s ~ 8
PasSEHaXR sTKbINs leaTcs Rith1aond daily
AZ ans r. LeAscS EHeet PoiHt dtffy N -
Freirht reeetYcd And forwarded pFctnHlI ST. "
through bills of ladiig gtysn ssg psscs,,,ushaa
points. s7S FL S,4s02sas@ =
aD - =.
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aEoEGH II. BROWN. &. l.. RADWAY.
GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE CELE-
" BRATED WHEELER II WILSON SEW
propose, In view Of our our
most liberal basis, and keep constantly on hand a
full assortment of the above celebrated Machine
with ALI tho modern improvements and findings
for The same such rs Needles, Sewing 81 TX, Coz
ION. &C. Machines sold OH the lease'plan at cash
prices, in.talments OF flo month. Repaira
promptly attended to.
GEORGE Ii. BROWN & co.,
No. 739 Main, corner of Eighth street.
Agents wanted thrSughoiitthc State. my l3
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rARDozo, FoURQUREAN s. CO.,

4 1AKUOAO, tOURQUkEAN q CO.,
OPPOSITE POsT-OFFICE,
are now opening large and varied assortment OF
new and elegant
JAPANESE Silks
JAPANESE POPLINS,
GRENADINES,
SUIT CLOTHS
DRESS GOODS.
ALso,'
LACE POINTS (some very small),
PARAsOL COVERS, T..
LACE SETS,
LACE HANDKERCHIEFS,
LACE COLLARS,
In endless variety, that cannot fail TO please.
All in want Of DRY GOODS ore advised to give
us call, as our prices arc as low as the lowest,
and our assortment varied and complete.
ap29 CARDOZO, FOURQUREAN q 90.
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FREsH SALAD ,oIL.-Five cases fresh
IL OIL just TO hand.
WILLIAM G. cambridge h CO.,
my16 S27 Broad street.
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SEWAN&-MACMINES.

V,IIE IMPROVED SINGER SEWING
4 MACHINE, the best for all kinds OF work.
Its aaIes Indicate 1t; durability and popularity
prove It; It's work confirms IT. over ninety tholl-
sand sold last year. Cali and examine IT,
Sewing. Machines repaired.
AGENTS WANTED.
CALVIN SHAFFER, Agent,
r. 3--d swSw3m Q13 Main street,
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WING-MAC OF ALL KINDS
- RErAIRGD. The SLOAT ELL1ITIC SEW:
ING MACHINES ROUGUf and SOLD. We sell
the only PROI'ER NEEuLES for the SLQAT
HLEIP1lC BACHlKES. = :.
SLOAT 8 ADDINGTOA,
SvA IGA Gary street. near Fourteenth
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sTOyEs AND TzNWARE.


EOR TINNERS.-WIREo Of all sizes, for
l. tinners, for sale by GORDON & CRiNG4N,
On ri 49, Je IL
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EoR LE,PORTABLEG GAS WORKs.
-h.Fi3 cornpltte. Capscity about feet. Can 81
seen NC UAfon Statlcn Methodist Episcu puI
church, corner OF % and Twecty -fonrtf Streets
Apply TO MID IL. HICK MAN, No. 2 -Four.
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OROCER1Es AND LIQUORS.

O00 BARRELS WOODS Mol CUT
AUO HERkINGS - full-sized packages = for
sale by CHARLES L.. TODD, ~ )
my 90 Sixth and Clay streets. :
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nAasIsE INTEx.z.fs,ENs,E,
FORT Of RICHMOND, JUNE 10, 1870.


HlNlATUHE ALMANAC, JUNE IL, 1870.
rn rlsea. ......,...... 4.fi Noon sets S..,.., ,. l.
un Sc.3...,...,,.,.. 7.l8t High TIDE. ..... 9. 81
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100 BAREFLS NORRIS, g. cos SY-
lOO RUr; 100 barrels Baltimore and New York
SYRUP.
je8 A. Y. STOKES & co. !.
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0NE COPPER STILL AND WORN
~ ~ (completeh lse-gallon boiler;
one ,os ooSoPpER STILL and WuRM tcompletel
Eo,gallon boiler. For sale by 80
my 10 WAGGQNER q HARVEY.
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E'oR SALE, A SECONDHAND Nc
n CORMICk REArIEG A ND MOVING MAJ
ChlNE, with self-rake and all tho latest improve
Je 20 - "'sera.-ftt ALLISON 4 AnnIStln =
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DRIME GOSHEN BUTTER. R.-Fiye
Il tubs fresh BUTTER received to-day.
IS w. G. DANDRIf,GE 4 co.,
rny 10 RrnnR at
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RICHMOND AND rErERsBuaa H.. Hi Coz u
-, RICHMOND, April % 1870, ss$as
THE TRAINS OVER THIS ROAD
III run rs follows:
" leave Richmond at 3a6 A. nj. and 80 Rs M. ~
), yeavc Petersburg 1t 10 a.. III. and 7:06 r. 81. y
Freight and Accommodation train, with pasBe1a.
ger car attached, will leave Richmond daily ats
4. M, and Petersburg daily at $50 A.. M. tsun-
HE a:s5 4. H. train will not leave Richmond ON
sINDA YS, end the :o5 T.. NJ train will not leave
Petersburg on SUNDAYS. - l}s, 4f...ssl ~ :;
Passengers fof Norfolk VIM take The $50 r. NJ.
train, running through daily. tBaggases tEecked
through. ,,.,. ms 80 a sa.,sy.s5 A 70 i
Will run ON siONDAYSt WEDNESDAY, ard
Leave Clover Hill AT y al III, c0nheeiisg 1t
Chester with the accommodation tE9tn. .RaSfGFs
gers returning Will take tue $50 r. A.. train con.
netting at Chester wtththe cdai tsnfH.d ss.ItfS
IT = ~, ,ITH HOAiAS III. WYREE., ,st
an g afs t3zss Superintendent
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aR0CERIEs, tkG.

100 BARRELS BOSTON MACKEREL,
lOO l. 900 0barrcls II ORTIZ CAROLINA HER
RINGS.
les AY. STOKES e co.
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10n BAGS RIO, .LAGUAYRA, AND
IOUOLD GOVERNMENr- JAVA COFFEE,
Just resolved and for sale by ts9ta 80
my ID ROBERT +, WILLIAMS Il co. II
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CANDLES --R, G. MITCHELL. .& co.'s
" RYDRAuLIC PRESSED, and EMERY q
SONS CANDLES. For sale by .. ~,
fe2s e. q y. WORTHAMGCO CO.
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corner Main and Tenth streets.
The New York herald., 1870-04-12

p g. BURNHAM's FURNITURE AND BAGGAGE
"A. Representations families moved city or country
fanos furniture cd, shipped, stored Money
llS li5 wssi klevcnth street, between Fdh aud su
avenues
The New York herald., 1870-04-12

rJyo LET--AT POTLAR, LONG BRANCH, N. IA SAW
mill; in good onIsr; plenty @ Of water and work ALAG
industrious rty Apply TO W. MoRuS Loux Brauch
N. j.. OF SAMUEL COHEN. bS Greene utrsst Hsw York
The New York herald., 1870-04-12

L,oR SALE-SThTEN ISLAND. NORTH SHORE, Six
Acres and Cottage, "a mile from ferry; SS5o; also
Acres, Gn'tasc. rooms. and barn; S2,6e0
DAKRIN. ~ Broad srsss.
The New York herald., 1870-04-12
JnRsEY CgQY, HOBOKEN, EUDsON CITY
ANDDEkGEN RzEAL ESTATE.

ITO RENT-IN JERSEY CITY, HANDSOME THREE
story, and basement brown stone front House Of u
Sixth streets rent @so per month. Apply TO b. ANNIN,
% Fulton street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-25

-o,ad nc he snake although no other pron''nen. "o
~ of his Marty followed his example. The otheI ten
20 .ho minority are all Irish Liberals, among Who"
H. host known is Sir John Gray editor ana pro
.,s;otor of III, Tyccman's Journal and member ior
tbe City of Kilkenny Mr. ID. c. Heron Just CHOSEN
Cor ITINERARY by four votes over Mr.. kckham Is the
mo, whom Mr.. Disrael denounced as sham
Fonian - remarking that for his part he preferred
,,o commune articlc The remainder is made up of
Ar CalIap of Dnndalk, Mr. Darcy of Wexford
Comfy. Mes,rs Dcase and Dgby of Queens County
Sir Patricl, O Biien and Mr.. Sherlock members Tor
Kings County: Mr. Bryan and Capt. White; mover
and sccondrr and tcllers The number of Irish men,
hers who voted for the second reading was 6' Inc
LIST of AL ayes is not published but nearly the whole
of the leaders of the opposition voted with the Gov
eminent.
Mr. Gladstone fixed Monday week, March IL rs
the nj CHIT for gong INTO Committee on the Dill Ihe
real contest will then begin. and before the Dlii
comes ont of committee it will undergo considerable
notifications though not of a character 10 chahge
its principles. nor it is to he hoped, weaken l's
cficiencv The second reading is here the crltcal
and usually decisive stage of bill not the third as
in opr oi.lat,iles In anticipation of its appear
,rco i, tho other Vouse. we are beginning to hear
vapue rumors Of what the Lords Will do, ana what
dancers tb, measure has to dread from those mot
very wise PERSONS Such rumors are, TO say the
least premature 1t Is certain the Lords VIII not re-
sist the bill The most they can attempt Will be TO
oualfy and moderate of its provisions. II they
have good memories the result of their efforts on the
Irish Church bin VIII not encourage them to repeat
their experiment of last year G. VS..
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wILLIAMSBURGH AND FLATBUsH RAILROAD
COMPANY

The route of this new railroad In Brooklyn is
from South seventhst ferry through Division, Lee and
Nosrand-aves. to Prospect Park aud Flatbush. 1t
crosses the tracks OF y other roads IL is the continue
ton OF the Green Car" line OF NewYork, and is the
direct route to Prospect Park and by proposed conrec
tom Coney Island. 1t passes the Union and Capitol
Inc skating ponds and baseball grounds For all who
live of Cnton-aye. IL IL nearer to travel by this
route to this city go by the way Of Fulton Ferry
Many who live IN Willamsburgh aud Bedford aud do
business this city Will Use IT, IL viii be used also by
those whom business pleasure call up town. The
capital stock 100000 and the bonds eight miles Of
single track <25,00O The contractors have commenced
work and engaged put the road In running order
IN May. The Directors are j. &. Haseton, PRESIDENT
T.. Boldly, Secretary; j. c. Oamgu superintendent
H. A. Merrill. c. IL. wilkins, c. Howden Smith, W. v
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aisostcrs such az shocked the community only few
years ago. 80 - 1T. ,.ut .o,,ooco ,lo
season with the steamers Richmond and Drew, ana wnsn
travel Will warrant Il will substitute the 81 JOn TOT e
former These boats leave AT 6oclOck, D. NJ IRON rer
No Al, North River ,-. -, NJ. -. 10
Tho Morning Line to Albany, leaving from Per 10. ~
North River will comprise the steamers T. NlDD"iu anu
Daniel Drew. -, 49,. ..,o.,,o.. f,o,,ect
The Troy or Hancox Line, with me steamers C0hnec"
emf ana vanderbilt will leave Pier No ~ North l'er
The Hudson steamers Nupah and Rcdheld leave IRON
Pier NO 81 North River, gong through direct lno
steamer state Of Name has been purchased Tor th M
The Poughkeepse travel will be accommodates ny tnc
steamers Thomas Cornell and j. W. BALDWIN OF the Ron
dout Line and the Hasbrouck and Mller-the lat1er
steamers make landings at New Hamburg .,,,
Rhinebeck and Maiden will be touched ht ny the stea
ers TLomas Powell aud New Champion WhlcI WIN maho
LANDINGS M Cornwall COZZenss, Cold spring Ne"DuIEh
Marlborough. RhinebcCk, Milton, Catskill ana Ious"
The Andrew Harder, from Pier NO 30, WIZ lsnd AZ
Athens BarrysdWn. Germantown, StuyFesanI anu Ii""
80. ,.,-,.,.nt r,,gf,c
Tho Walter Brett will land at flshkl lahdilg ID, al
The Adephi. Chryseuah, ana j. g. conn VII mar H.
the landings between the city ana Hhg 0in- an IT,
sedgwick will run opposition to these DOats nahnB '
through time in two hours. ,..o,..,,a opd
The Newburgh barges c. Spear Susquehanna' S NV
Niulsink have already commenced, leaving from tHch
old place. foot OF Warren-st. r, aoo, la ve
Moderate weather and sOuthery winds WIZ soon ha,J
the effect opening the Hudson ana III WIN '
will probably be resumed for the season.
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SUPREME COURT-sPEcI>L Term
Occasionally Judge Bamard.-N chsttr ast'
settled.
CRIMINAL

In the Court of General Sessions yr,icrday,
Judge Bedford presiding. Ellen Dawn. So !rsr, t i,'
and who has been often before the Courts. "d- ''"
guilty on a charge OF grand larceny IN having -'u' -
in greenhacks, aud gold sovereign, from N.Y. i.''
Gamma Of No % MOrris-,t. by whom size hld u"'i 'F
pOyed some three years. she was Sent 7" 9.', ~
for one year and SIX months VIM Johnson Htt.l'n
on a charge OF grand larceny, pleaded gIlb ~ h' ar
ceuy and was sent three months 10 ii'hNtI' 'H ,
and Catherine Dempsey. who pleaded Eh} 20 lh Tea
at larceny the person, goes Tor siN uohtu- % %
same p lace john Iaudcrs and John lcNins, aTr'Zied
on a charge of being engaged In pilf.-1Eh,, according
90 Section OF the Statute az lsio were ti,chl t' u
appears that the prisoners had been arrested rs ' u
cipas IN ring formed the 9Th iNst lu rom ",'
COstello's bar.rOOm. In Firstaye counsel tof OFT.
tense argued that prize.hght, but SIMPLY "a -I"'Ws
exhibition was 10 take place. and n tie Latter docs uut
come within tie statute. urged an aclut,a Tie july
brought In a verdict Of mot guilty.
q; the Tombs Police CQlIt, Justice scott
committed Thomas Gardner an EuG'sh sailor i,. nt
of dress goods belonging 10 Cla0a ~ Co. i.ou "-on
In front OF their store at the corner o MtS
and WOrtlst. .Durlug an alteration lh lh' i'" -,
OF Michael Tancred. at No. t5j Wdsllnsio 't' "a
"Wednesday night John and Patrick Kelly, biut" -
siding AZ No. iiO West Thirty thplot, Who laa &c"
eierted from the place, attempted 20 enter "htE
some one threw heavy bottle ihIu",i D. , an
glass window Of the door the missile stlhi' "'
the head aud knocking him inseu-ihlrs ai.u IN
very dangerous wound. lie was removed 10 ~. -,
ards. Police station, where Ponce ou. ~. I'm ~
dressed the wound and then ordered al'h (" Ot
Releyue Hospital raucred, VIM tohhoh!' go
Breen, VIM. Flanagan. aud John tohH". W. Ton
and Yesterday they were all committed iot "a f,y
10 await the result of key's injury lt',, '
Coroner FLYNN WAS requested to call az Bellevue h"'I
and tnko The ante. moitem statement Of htiy 40 n
been pronounced by the attendant snrSlo" q" W :"
da lis condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-25
TIE NORTH AMERICAN TURNER UNION.

An interesting trial is to take place soon in
this city, when the New-Orleans Turn Yeren will be
called upon defend itself against charges preferred by
the Chicago Turner Association The grew out OF
affair which occurred in New-Orleans at the mas.
querade OF the Turn Verein. account OF LieutGov
Dunn. This gentleman present invitation OF
cra members Of the Society who introduced him to their
guests and friends, which, subsequently, by resolution
passed at n meeting OF the Society denounced
insult to the guests and outrage against the
Society, of the color and Of His Excel
leucy. Resolutions also passed proceed against
the parties who init reduced the Lieutenant
with view of expeliDg them. On this are based the
charges of the Chicago Association which has taken the
ground that the conduct of the NcwOeans Society
sues a violation of the platform ana principles Of the
North American Turner Association, and insists that the
New Orleans Turn Ncren shall be expelled The trial
will take place before the "Neror" or presiding BOARD
OF Officers OF the Union, which located IN this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-25
HORRIBLE DEATH.

Yesterday, John Mckennel, employed in
Patrick Maones lmekn. at No. 1893 West Twelfth ST.,
attempted to force down quantity of oyster smells in
the kiln by stamping them While so engaged the
upper broke, and McKenne disappeared beneath
the burning mass. Efforts were made immediately TO
rescue him. but it found necessary first to remove
considerable portion of the contents Of the kiln before he
could be reached When drawn forth McKennells body
presented horrible spectacle the clothing entirely
burned off and scarcely shred OF flesh adhered to the
bones Nothing remained Of the head but the skull and
1t was separated from the body. The arms too were
burned from the trunk. The shriyeled remains were
gathered up and taken the Charlesst. Police Station
where Coroner Flynn will hold inquest. McKennel
was native Of Ireland 40 years and resided at No
1913 West Tweliths where he leaves wife and several
children.