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Tho following Was observed as
l,hs,rdesfst press l,on -
Ing Of olIocrs and fslalsrs Of the
ConiedS nfo arm ). dhhpIala and
ollier 90, Nv, hearse aud rall'bear.
ers,i6en. Lees horse, the attend
I ing physician, Trustees aud Faculty
OF Washington College, dignitaries
of the state OF Virginia, visitors and
Faculty OF Virginia Military Insti.
tn,e, other representative bodies aud
distinguished visitors, the alumni OF
| Washn,.foa C9lle y. cilixcns, cadets
Of tho virginia Military Institute
and the studenlsofwhshington Col
lego as a guard Ofhonor.
At 10 o'clock precisely tho pro
eession VIA formed ON the College
grounds in front Of the Presidents
honse.
4 Tho .proeossjop WA halted in
lfQp ofti'o si'sIpl xAe'i We cadets
Iof tho 1nstilutr hud students Of
/ Nashing ton College were lnarched
Through the College chapel, past the
rsn,aips nud were ailerward drawn
up ~ two bodies on the south side
OF tho chapel, The remainder Of
I tie procSssion'then procccdei into
tho chapel, and were scated under
the direction of the Marshals. The
gallery and side blocks were re-
served for ladies. AS the procession
moved on TO solemn dirge by the
institute band, the bells of the town
began to toll. and tho Institute bat
terry fired minute.guns, which was
kept up during the whole exercises
In front of the National Hotel tho
procession was joined by the Com
mitteo of the Legislature, consisting
of Col. Nv. IL. Taylor, Col. Ed. Pend
Teton, w. i. Reddick, Major A. NJ
Kclleys, Geo. Walker, $. s. Turner
II. Bower, U. p. Jackson and Mar
shall Hargcr; the delegation from
the city of Staunton, headed by Col
Bolivar Christian, and other promi
ncnt citizens; Col. G. $. Venablc
Chairman of the Faculty, and |
committee of students from thu
University, and perhaps others.
1t is OF course, understood tina
there would have. been large mum
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-29

7s0~ Benjamin ". Pearce, at one time,
says The Shreveport South western, Govern
or Of Louisiana, died at his residence in
Bienvillc Parishy La, o few days ago.e
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-29

AZ sofTss lhs lssi ~ rites sfs
s4.f "a A 70 gsnsfaisi and loved
lin ia o.. Ne arisnilY dsslfo ~
sa.fl IA x<fsi dasi He's a The
home ofhIs adoption, In The edlhos
uars,l In IIn>slf snd dedltaied 10
III ssfsi.s ard aorslip ~ ~ God,
may Nj. fussins N lsfniped 70
sleep uniiI nc sv4kesIH1 which
shall oloihs ihsa' q sVss, of immor'
Ahssofrrs. That VIII - Utmost
Difference Cot their fofings, Nc ask
leaso 10 present 10 Mrs.. ,.ee and
her family this token ~ love. and
desire lliatto Us. IS neighbors and
The authorities sffhe epllegs may
be granted the favor and honor n
preserving aud watching BIS sepai'
ehre, ~ ~ III A..
aRssolrei. Thst thslseeretary a
this meeting eOmmunieaIo copies OF
these and ouf further resolutions TO
Mrs. Lee"
And thus hays. endsl Ia nneral
obsequies Of y iorpnost nan IN
al the csrsh,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-29

The Southern Commercials Cons
vention, which had been in session
lin Cincinnati for fonrdays, conclpd-
ed its labor on the'7th, andfwodnd
upin theevening witha Joyous ban
quet. The Enquirer says: Thescotl-
vention did its work sobcrly and OK
peditiously, and we must say il did
It we'll. Much good cannot faiLato
be derived from It. an II.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-29

H.. eo,,,h.,n. cnl,lyaior, for October re-
- .an,",,,Ins ana,ler valuable aril-
w. 49,, ,'an Mr narns,, ON Growth and dis.
,r,buion az Gallon aud corn roots, illusna-
,s ,", ~ H.. s,so,lsn, eu,.--as able ar,i.
- III an an increase Of labor In
sLs son,h",na,ber, OF Dr. CLOVIS sdmira.
~ 49, az manniao,nre Of Sugars sng.
DIV 80, ..,,.la an rms, In. cation. with q
49,, m,ny o,bers too numerous 10 men
lion. For twenty eight years this admi-
! -, -...i,,.,ol .ul su.inanlly prOspe FOtls
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-29
Symptoms ola Diseased Liver.

Symptoms ola Diseased Liver.
DAN in the right side, under the
i edge ofthe ribs, increase on pres
sure; sometimes the pain is insthe
LEFT side ethsg patient is rarely able
to lie on the. left side; sometimes
the pain is felt under, the shoulder
Blade, and it frequently extends to
the top of the shoulder, and is some-
times mistaken for a rheumatism in
the arm. The stomach is affected
with loss of appetite and sickness;
the bowels in general are costive,
sometimes alternative with lax; the
head is troubled with pain, accom-
panied with a dull, heavy sensation
in the back part. There is generally
a .cDnsiderablc loss of memory, aac-
icompanied with a painful sensation
Of having, left undone something
which ought, to have been done. "A
slight, .dry cough is sometimes an at
tendant. The patient complains OF
WEAKNESS and debility; he is easily
startled, his feet are cold or burning,
and he complains Of a prickly sensa-
ton Of the skin; his spirits are low;
and although heis satisfied that exer-
else would be beneficial to him, yet
he can scarcely summon up fortitude
enough to try it. In fact, he dis
trusts every remedy. Several Of sthe
above SYMPTOMS stsepd the ldisease,
but c6ses ksve occurred where few
of them existed, yet examination Of
the body, after death, has shown the
LIvsK to have been extensively de-
~~-rc1 N...I|
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-29

BuRKE's WEEKLY FOR BOYS Asp GIRLS
We are glad to note a steady, improvement
in this excellent publication. Every boy
and girl in the South onght to takeit. The
latest feature is piece Of music every
month Cor young singers, pnd . series OF
illustrations of Southern scenery It, is
chcap at two dollarsa year. The publish
ers offer Rosewood Piano. worth $500,
and other valuable premiums, .for'new sppb-
scribers. Send to them for, specimen
number, which will DO sent free. iaAddresss
Jgw. BuRkGr& Co., Macon, Georgia.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-29

psT They are stirring things connsssderr-
biy in and about Tyler, on sltheqdiyision
question. gAportion of the people oftha
place are very anxious Ito have q State
carved out Of Eastern Texas, with The Tr rig
ity River as the western boundary. we
are not in on that line If yopwant divis-
ion, gentlemen, please cut of slice Of the
Northern line Of counties, say down. to me
soi parallel Of latitude, and perhaps we
may talk about it then. .seerni9sna 70
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-29

nzy- Cartridges Of all descriptions, Tor
snepcer and Henry Rifles Pistols, &c, for
sale by u. +" "a
.sfs,.,f1 $685. Waco, Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-29

~ NnH 10 HNa fhFtt =,
nay- The Central Journal gives Mr.. G.
W. whitmore Radical Congressman from
the lst Disirict) great credit for having re-
turned 10 The Slate Treasury Ole one thou
sand dollars. appropriated 40 payilhis ex'
penscs as q. delegate toa Washington IRON
the Reconstruction Convention but which,
in consequence Of sickness he did not not use use
in that way. The Tyler Index tells q ra'h-
81, different story in the following para
graph :0f II avg
awe are glad Mr.swhitmofe has return
ed the one thousand dollars which DO drew
from the Treasury Of The State 10 pay ms
expenses to Washington, whittier he failed
TO rol as Commissioner Of the late Ctnven-
iion1 on account Of sickness f?)Athough
we are sorry Mr. Whitmcrc failed to re-
nrn the money until necessarily compell-
cd 20 do so, and then grumbled about III
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-29

Bsas- j, c. Stone,i1who, cwea sbelieyeis
pretty we'll known ,heresbout has issued
o prospectus for q chickcn-pie organ at
Cranberry, Hood coppty,Sa, Gslt i,s.u
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-29

nss ssffp ~ rfaai saai
n ths aas u msn-mfn uho 49,
honest. soani fom center % tiftug.
fsfsnoo. tree h. Che hssfts "a
Msn Who will tondemn pronE \
TREAD snf a.. Ia ikse>slteas I'd
a. In oihfs Mo- de- tonseisa
ees ara "A ,i<a1y a a. needle .
the ID. Mfn'vho Ill slatd ~
the ritIt ilihe he<ssrs teller 90
the earn re<|s. Nee Who can eel
the truth aud .ook the world and
devil in the eye Men that neither
brag nor run Men that neither dag
nQr finch, Nsn MA las sgRss,s
Nith8ut Showing 10 " Ven m
whom the current at everlasting life
{, IVp, s'iIl, asgQ aaa S'aRf. yea
no iar4e fOfsott1riah bounds, Meh
tl,odp aot g,y'nof caoze their vnlees
b. - hearl Ontko slsels, hul who
will not fail nor 10 discouraged lill
judgement 10 set Ia the earth, Men
who know their message and tell u
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-29
OFYIcE OF THE SOUTHERN PAeitIe
- RAILROAD COMPANY HallyiHe
S,,t;orN Oct 10fh 187O.t &k3

OFfICE OF THE o0uTHEhNef AcHiYI
- RAILROAD CoMraHys HallyiEe}
Station, Oct. 20th, 1870. kD
nm and after sNOvHMBER ~ Atl
" Compspy will give Through t!s
LMlitr tn&aelwer Cesfotsy SCI Nlean
point u ihc Road, 10 NewS OH
railroad tariff and ,currcntriver "a Pr
of Eharges M Cop,nission and 81 Ee
SSnREvE PDIr and will alsog shi'
Through 5Bills Y Ladingz of God &c
nom Nsw Orleans, and delivsfst Pm
along ti,o linesQf .he road op IN
ferna. IL! skow e,sd The as u
DE shipped M thd care Of the 1oa
Company
fte Rcssl iit ~ fhishss NJ fv
IN ii sfnR odliHt BY aboI nv PSps
and Ttains NV make d d1x cr
tBxt place ~ sSbrevfPsfz
>zSo. Z;
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-29
iiIMARRIEDs

Double You 81 man rs woman,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-29

% scuoon lBuoKs--Al full supply Of all
Kinds, Just received at the Book Store
Waco, Texas. g'iee.i yai NJ l9EHJ
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-29

" Cut Throat Depot IS The iRgit,sss;;
name Of anew town il CalifEosfniA.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-29

u7lx1ED-BrTTEE &c &c ~
NJ IAEr-Ir AZ q1srtit-. fEpr enc
= - rhr-<rrS rerrts e - Dallas b
E.r-. r. ia a. trLsst -<rlti press
E'H = - : a EoBsT.
ssr'f.l-i isig7'-szs ssas
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-29

,--om fri..a John y. D.ri-' has '-i'
M some -sry fhs trrniP-, Of he al
1,n,,k ~r-;e.v. W. believe zo-,s q rti<k
~< ,hirk would measure eighteen incs~
= .,-r-n,-ssrs,. ne 1uts''sn IS Ga
.-r ~, IN ne csss,y 1rPis', i.r<'T
,us., Ib,-. b-s1sLi as y " D.1'e' -'s
,'..-.-. ., .''s tn<'s s'i s'7'1'' - core
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-29
AGUE AND FEVER.

DR. M'LAKE's LEvEs PILLs, IN
CASES or AcuE AND FEvER, when
taken with Qusnins ara productive
offhsnox happy results. No bersf
ezhude a b used, PseF.fFory ..
% sass ssting Qoinihe. : We wonld
advise al who are afflicted with this
disease 20 give diem a Pan rrikL-tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-29

! FLEMING BROS. Pr77zBuzeH, Pa,
&c " HoFzIETo<s 5llat
Ps D--1-r ard Fnr-;rir-< >rdsrins fgn
-Eh-n thzn T-nin< B-1s-, ~ q. ID . r..i-
nI-r rr1rrr d.<f1c<IT. AID fnkr ncrf - -
49,. fr1-r<< > fzrrsE 6su- frf'-
: 81 y i ...,--..i|. D..s-.s.. ed csn7
s.5'-1z-p-u r-i--'T.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-29

In the oily d DaIl91, ~ ". n I'D =!
lber 25tk 1870, BY keF. p: AxE
at The -ssi1enoe Of !cdgs "a AZ NJ,
father 81 the bride, Mr.. = Q: CAV ~
and Miss FLORENCE B. PA1z4kz
all Of this city. : |. ~ II X 1. IS +
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CIV Mn,inees at the Museum.

In Woods Museum the roaring pantomime OF
tThe White Ca" is performed daily at 7. NJ
This theatre has long had reputation for the gayety
of these daylight performances, and nothing can be
more suited to the traditions OF the house than the
white Cat" which is faithful translation of the
French fierie La Chatto Banche.' The story Is
familiar to every reader Of the Countess d'Aulmys
fairy tales The three princes arc, OF course, Young
beauties Paragon being rendered by Miss DIVA
Rand. Tho court fool lingo, very lively part Is
filed by Miss Teresa Wood, and the iO6 OF the
White cat was, in Miss Rosa Rand's absence, under
taken by pretty Mis- Cornclia Thompson. But the
pith and marrow OF all the fun and Jolliy arc due
to the humorous genius of Mr.. NJ W. Fiskc, the one
member Of the nimitabe William +. Burton's old
Chambers street company upon whose shoulders
the great Burtons mantle seems TO have fallen,
tishe gags too much, But Liyy Rand, Teresa Wood,
ana Corny Thompson pay tisko oil IN his own coin
nnd strike out continual iiIshes Of merry wit be-
tween them. Among the audience, and the heartiosi
laugheTs, We detected fascinating Alice HARRISON
and hen companion, the beautiful Mrs. Backus
Eliza NeGthcrsly was there Win MI De Sofia, whom
aLG Is ahont 10 marry.
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THURSDAY, April sl.--FLoUR AND MrAL-The
market was less active and scarcely so rm. owing TO
various very tauaIbo influences. sales 1880 bbep
including supernne State and Western. n 500 ~: o. /
extra State. &C.. 4i5eN.S5; round hoop ono. tkSV
@S.l5; Western spring wheat extras, NO@ti6O
ana double eIifs. E,ioassS; Geneses extras S5.25
ass; city shipping extras, i5es5 southern supers,
1900. 90 shiPgins and family brands s6S'@ssi
susDRiEs-~Cotton was nrmer at 2skc. for mid. mp
land; Petroleum quiet q 2sh@2tc tor reaned Whs'
tive 5000 bush. wheat TO Liverpool, by steam, Id
5000 bbs petroleum TO Bremen, by sail, 81.
GRAIN-Wheat was fairly active for export and
spring Erowths a shade nrmer; sales 5000 bush at
$i2I 2ik for amber winter In store fl1Sat for
No, spring and y qsetl.u for No do Corn dull
and ti1ik9Nii for old do. in store. Oats dull. with
only mled business at 6Sl0c for State, aid 62&6ic
for Western. Rye, barley and barley malt quiet but
PRoyIsioss -Pork nrmer AMI in demand with only
small supply sales 30 bbls at tS for mess t22 for
also, 900 bbs. at tl this month and July, and S7six
for June. beef ner and active; sales 100 bbls at 80
9tiIS for plain mess and tiGtti7 for extra nicte.
fierce beef dull. Beef hams IN demands sales 80 bbls
tlSgtG3 for Southern and Western. Cat meats
nrmer sales 400 pkgt. at i5ha6ilc, tor picked hams
scarce, IN demand and tm sales 200 tcs at l5kc ioI
No i6c. for city and ic for prime steam also. $50
ties Of the latter at Ice for May delivery Butter droep
ing at 2e<t5c for and N3Sc. for old Cheese dul
at i9s lbhc Eggs, 1st20c ., .
GRocKaIKs-1hC sales Of coffee to-day amounted "a
10Y bags, and RIO Is very frm az 5ssSc, gold koe
dull nj 61c. Molasses-yales $50 hhds. at Sid32c oi
Cuba and 5ottGCc for Porto Rico sugars steady fair
refining exc with sales so hhds. and so boxes refined
in demand az Ike. for crushed.
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THE NATIONS or TINE FUTURE.

Grand Display on Murray HilI-Intel.ect
Beauty Fashion and Flowers on the
ROstrum.
The exhibition Of the junior class of Rutgers
Female College was attended by large, mshiona.
BILE audience at ST. Pauls Dutch Reformed Church
on Forteth street yesterday afternoon. Tho dis
play of beauty and taste on the rostrum was only
equalled by the intelligence and scholarship of the
lovely young dfbutdntss. Where al acquitted thom-
selves 80 well, 1t seems almost unjust to name in
dyiduals; hut the Latin recitation of Virgins
Storm" by Miss Charlotte Hall was so hno per-
formance arlstically well as intellectually, as TO
on "The Course OF Empire displayed q wonderful
amount OF thought. II was read with exquisite
grace and sweetness By the young lazy herself ell,
friend of eXGen Robert Z. Lee. Miss Ella Joce
lyn's lies Courriers," piano solo, would have re
Elected credit upon Aide Topp. Tho floral display
was superb.
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RElL EsrarE TRANSACTIONS.

Several important suburban sales are soon TO be
effected The folio wing the sales IN the Exchange
Saesroom yesterday;
Mc,srs. r. H. Ludlow Co fold houses and lot $. c.
cor sth and ilst st. t5Oo0 house and lot q Baxter
st. $500 lot :. e cor lih Az and lsNh St; $50
lot adj tl,715; house and lots adj, t0O lot n. W.
cor. An ay. and t2ith St. S},A; lots adj, SIS
Messrs. Roberts Mcguire sold house and lot n. =. SD
81, 49, IT, W. 9th 6 800 houses aud lots ~ and ~
Catharinc St. tee 1905 house and LOT Ito South st /,
$400; house ana lot 81 Water b. tl5100 house and
lot q Roosevelt st., ~ rs
Messrs Muller, Wilkins Co. sold house and lot 1871
WayerleY place. $500; house and lot i5th St, SIS
e, e. I'm ly., $780, house and lot "a summit ~,
Messfs A. j. Blocker. Son & Co. sold house and lot
col Washington ST.. Brooklyn, g. 90.
see our advertising columns,
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Testimonial TO Capt. Grogan OF the Nationa
Linz.
ON BOARD STEAMSHIP FRANCE. I
Npty NnuE Anil 10 Is.u

ON BOARD STEAMSHIP FRANCE.
NEw YORK, April ~, ls,O.
To Capt GTo0dn Steamship France:
SIN: We the undersigned passengers by the France
from Liverpool TO New YORK, now nj the termination
the voyage. desire return our bet thanks for
your kindness and attention..
The weather has been such ~ N cause you much
anxiety but the vigilance ana s tNplnycd under all
circumstances has been such As to inspire us with the
greatest confidence this, with liberal table always
well supplied. has made hc passage as pleasant as CIR
cumstances permitted. We take leave Of You wishing
you every Success trusting that should We have TO
make another voyage, Il may be our good fortune TO
SAIL IN as good We scl and a. AOly commanded.
tSlgnedl Geo. =. Wells James Handiord, H. w. Lees,
VIM +. Collins u. Schneider, Edward Nundsrlich, Geo.
w Thacher. f. n. Chivor-. Thos Lees. Il. Bunting T..
Gallagher, j. Schneider l.. NJ Wells :. ". Davies. O..
Davies. Fanny Munderlioh, 81. Grth, H. Kelsey, Ihos.
Arnott, Mary ArnOtt.
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and 40 continued until af.ei the O'Clock Board when
prices became hrner and advanced the highest prices
being maze At the close. The Vanderbilt stocks were
so,iyey dealt IN and there we're evidences that they
were Deng purchased In large amounts by the central
party, New York Central stock ranged on extreme
gu9tatiom nom " 10 @A and scrip rom %K to s9H,
Lake shore was strong throughout the day at SSA to
s9h, and Northwestern pteieffed at sN to. the com
mon advancing IRON q to i3A Ohio and Mississippi
was firm at 2aFqOki Waba.h opened and closed IT
so, selling IN the interim at Ek. The st. Paul shares
were steady at 5gA615gA for common, aud BI,Cq t3K
for lreierled; New Jersey Central opened at 10iR
and TO 1884, with late eales ut lO5 Ronding
quiet at SeaJ9a, and Erie at Ah6a2S. Among tue In.
yestpept stocks Hannibal and st Joseph was In de-
mand at I0S "a i0Jk, rumore Of forthcoming dvi
dend. Delaware. Lackawanna and western sold At
1BFal03i5, and Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Cen
trail at 1iA@l1k Misce laneous shares were quiet
with sales OF Pacific Mall OF S6A@$I, Western Union
Telegraph, 5h Canton, 1ok. and Quicksilver at Va.
Express shares dull and heavy with small saee OF
Adams at 6iN, and American at &k. The general
M Z nI nLnd nj ~
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A concert is to be given this evening at the
Lexington avenue Methodist church, corner Of Fif-
Mss Hance Miss Farrell, Mr.. Liliendale, the or.
ganist, Mr.. Beckett, and other good artists will
assist.
On Monday evening the Harmonic Society will
give A performance of Mendessohn's Elijah" The
Solo parts will be sustained by Mrs Hess, Mrs
Barry Mr. Simpson, aud Mr.. Beckett.
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JiIL-BREAKING EXTRAORDINARILY,
COnvict- Connscnting their Keepers Uni-
forms, md Mounting Guard.

forms, and Mounting Guard.
WHEELING, w. Va, April 2l.-Forty or fifty Of
the conyics confined in the Penientiary at Mounds
vile entered into conspiracy to escape, and on
Tuesday evening last overpowered two OF the
guard taking the key of the cell, and after strip
ping the guards attred two Of their number in their
clothes, who were put on guard to disarm suspl-
elon. In this manner the relief were deceived and
CAPTURED and the plot seemed to be working TO their
entire satisfaction when, at hall. past l.. NJ, the
guard who should have reported at the gate falling TO
appear, suspicion was aroused. The guard and
cllHthS, alarmed, collected az the gate, and were
marched TO the hall where the insurgents WERE and,
on utr refusing 10 cease their resistance, they
were ured upon, and Charles Moore, a convict was
feuderNI. W. ~,
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Beautiful womcn.-All women know that II Ia
beauty rather genius which all gcnor atoms OF men
have wOrshipped In the sex. Ladies desiring beauty
soft SMOOTH and beanliul skin, should use Geo
W. LNrds bloom Of Youth" THIS delightful Dcautner
recently been chemically anAlyZed by Prof G. y.
Chandler, the Chemist 70 the Metropolitan Board OF
Health The Bloom OF Youth" Is pronounce harm less
nom sny substance injurious TO health. sold
Rt all druggists and fancy goods stores. Depot "a Full
ton ST., New YORK.
Wheeler & Wilson Machines, 1,141 Yroad-
way. sold by paving tlO down and SO per MONTH with
ont eHIra charge. Machines 10 let. -. j. T. LIS.
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Steamship Palmyra. Liverpool. mdse.
Steamship South America. Rio Janeiro, mdse. q pass.
steannhiD Isaac Bell, Richmond, nldse. and pass
Steamship Wamsutta New Bedford. mdse. and pass.
steamship Volunteer. Philadelphia, mdse.
steamship Glaucus, Boston, mdsc. and pass.
Bark Gaugcr. Malaga, fruit and lead
BARK Mexican. Sagua, sugar.
Brig john, Rio Janeiro. coffee.
BIZ. Juno, Clcnflcgos. sugar.
Brig Sprngbok, Cieufuegoe, sugar.
Nrig X VI. hester Trinidad dc Cuba. sugar.
SChr. Meteor, Galveston. wrecking materials.
Also the usual river ana cunstwlse vessels.
SAILED steamships Hermann. Tor Bremen city. oi
Mancht and Marathon for Livcrpool Arizona, fol
Aspinwall; Moro Castle for Havana. via Mass au
ten. Barnes, for Savannah; Saratoga, for Nottolk
south Carolina for Charleston chip James Foster.
r., Liverpool bark Hellespont, for Buenos Ayres
brig II. Il. stockwcll. for MonteyIdeo.
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SURVIVE CouEr Noe. ~ -, a. a. n, "a IS s.,
81 ~ 100, luJ, loo ~. 49, ~, ~, 100 ~, ae, IN,
49, ~. "a, 10, a. ig l ls5, 49, leo. l6 lts, ~
liI, ls6, ~. Gail les.
SrrruIoR copHr TEn-ra tN,. 1875, 1909, 1905,
1851 ~ $50 li t4l III iif, 1918 lir iis3 1.5.
T,rINo, li32 is go9, ait, 80, o gyg s5e, sll ne,
1874, ats, .l.i .us,i AGO.
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THE UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WmSGER-It gives us
pleas IRE 70 call special attention to the g Universal
Clothes Wrlngcr." We nave had II faigy tested, and
are therefore able TO speak OF It with confidence,
article Of real substantial merit which only needs
TO be known become what ITS name imports, Uni.
Versal in its use aud the approval with which II
shall be receiyed.-Aet0 York ChrfsffdH Advocate.
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MIRIsIED.

PENTLEY-ANNIN-on Tuesday, April 10, 1870, by
the Rev. ". II. De Puy, John Bentley 10 Mss Lizzie
Amin. No cards.
IERG UsON-CURRY.-At the residence Of the
hri les parents by the Rev @ campbell pastor Of the
West lith 81 u. r. Church. Mr. james Ferguson to Mics
Elizabeth Curry, both OF this CITY.
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Live stack Market.

NEW YORK. Thursday, April 2.-Twenty car
loads $50 heeves arrived AT Tooth street to-day and
closed shade nrer ofsleep we had II ear loads or
2,3i1 head, more than oIenglf clipped stock sellers
were asking N@kc. n. advance. and the market was
slow Among the sales we're car loads OF clipped
skc and We quote clipped a. S4e &c, AID nnshorn at
i0sgc. Hogs scarce only cars so head in to-.
day and q load of light Illinois. Ej4 Ms. average,
sold at i0.c. n. Dressed hogs were nrm at i2S
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Tse Murder OF Thomas scott.

DIR. Cushman made posi- morton examination
yesterday Of the body OF Thomas scott, who was,
IL II supposed. murdered by Charles Rre while in
a barge On the Harlem river on the 4th Of March,
The autopsy developed two scalp wounds, but no
fracture OF the skull Rice is in Sing sing, under a
sentence OF four years and six months Tor stealing