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I NEWS DEPoT.-An the leading MoNTHLrHs
and WEEnLIEs can be had Of ELLYsoS u TAY.
LoR, next 10 Dispatch building.
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r1- READY-MADE LINEN SUITS
FOR LADIES. We have now In store variety
orREADY-MADE LINEN and BISHOP LAWN
SUITS, made up In the latest styles. Also, La
DIES GARMEN1S Of every description at low
prices.
The ladies who have charge OF this stock viii
take much pleasure in showing the above articles.
LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
We continue 10 sell the genuine eANDROSCOG-
GIN COTTON at Is. per yard. ap 70
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II. ELLTsoN & Co. will insert advertisements In
the principal newsPapersin Virginia, North Caro-.
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pab.
lishers' rates, for cash. Apply at this ofice.
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New goods. new styles, and the latest faabsons
at e. B. sPENcE q EoN-s, LOO Main street.
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WEDNESDAY AY..........ApRIL n, 1870.
AUCTroH SALES RMS pAx.

On dls public or private eaIss Of Real Estate
July Aepurchasers pGy tie tares for tie present
Esar, hsst on all sales bapeea the Erst day Of
July and the last dcp Of Dscsns6sT Ehs se1ter
f,1uS them. ''
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r1- THOSE FREN CHI PERCALEs,
or PRINTED CAMBRICS Mt 2'c. per yard would
he cheap at aoc. These goods are not what
,s called vurd- ride, but actually measure Ii.
They are decidedly the best bargain offered Ia dry
goods since the creation.
LEVY BROTHERS.
1918 and 1915 main street.
CROCHET BRAID, ten yards In piece. &c.
o,,,.,e. four for osc. ap26
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r~LACEs .\ND EMBRolDERiEs'
Ab a,.rc> stock OF the new style I
KrFFLE COLLARS,
CrFrs, and CHEmSETTEs; nr,rcs
u.MpI-RG EDGIHGS and ndINsERtiNoo'
New s,yleLACE COLLARS.
IACEs sets Of COLLARS and Ct Ere,
cITSY EDGINGs and ISsERl iNGs.
yAIESC1ESNEsE EDGiSGs aud. iNsEhi-
pes,THRgApB BoBBIN EDGINGs a and1N-
SETTINGS,
cI.lrrEE and THREADLACES at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
n,r clock of HOSIERY is complete. We offer
,n,n Great bargains in GLOVES and SFoCh-
SOM s ap2o
ISGS. -
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mr. WHITE GOoDs-WHlTE GOODS.
wc offer = very large stock or ....-..s
ISDIA-TWILL LONG CLOTH,
BR1LLIANTS
p,Suop and VICTORIA LAWNS.
I.CcoNET and CAMBR1C MosLlNs;
CuECKED and STRIPED MCsLINs:
,,,n1,rs and MARSEILLES at lower prices
than at any time since lsl2.
LEVY BROTHERS.,
Nos. 1918 snd 1915 Main street.
.ck of PARASOLS Is very complete
ouf ~. 90 assortment of LACE PARhSOL
also. ia'. ,x ,rires. ap2e
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n-75. LINEN SHEETINGS, PILLOW
CASE LINEN, Sblrt'ng Linens, Linen Tor
Drawers. Towels. Napkins Doylies; Colored
namask for Tablet tloihs large-size Double
Damask Tablc-Cloths ; oil a. lower prices than
ever NJ LEVY BROTHERS.,
1919 and 1915 Main street.
Look at our FRENCH PERCALES or PRINT
ED CAMBRlC, warranted n full yard wide, at
2oc per yard would be cheap at aoc. apo
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WOOD AMI COAL.


BOARDING AND LODGING.
MONUMENTAL HOTEL, - l@|.
CORNER NINTH AND GRACE STREETS.
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
This first-class and popular botel, situated in
the fashionable portion Of the city, commands the
finest view Of the Capitol Square and the sur
rounding country. Having just passed Into the
the table always supplied with every delicacy Of
the season. aud cordially his friends andthe
trayelliug public generally to make the Monumen-
Tai Hotel their home. Nothing win be left undone
that win promo. e the comfort Of his patrons
j. s. DO DSON, Proprietor.
Having disposed Of the furniture, &C., of the
above hotel to Mr.. j. 8. DODsoN, / cheerfully re-
commend him to my friends and the travelling
public generally as a gentleman we'll qualified to
please all.
an 2l-Im GEORGE w. GARY.
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no ROOuB Wcf6 3eieCleQ WltuIH lew Ohyo uS
Mrs. HARRIS in person. with great care, and with
view TO please the most refined taste In quality,
design and price. We are prepared to show some
or the finest and choicest goods ever offered In the
city. MARCUS HARRIS & BROTHER,
I'D N-1w Corner Fifth and Broad streets.
n1 BURRESS, WILLIAMS & co.
n17 MAIN STREET.
We take pleasure In informing our friends that
we are now receiving our second regular supply
OF
SPRING GOODS,
which makes our stock full and complete. These
goods have been bought within the past two weeks,
since the recent heavy decline in all foreign goods
and we confidently assert can be sold as cheap as
similar goods were ever offered In this market
Wetake this occasion to tender our thanks to
our friends and the public for the unprecedented
patronage which has been accorded us, and to
assure tIetn tu6b uO Choip VII OtA P~As SNA~@A ~
srared 10 merit Its continuance.
We invite all In want Of
FRESH,
FASHIONABLE, and
DESIRABLE
DRY GOODS
EVERY DESCRIPTION
TO give us a call and be convinced that they can
snprly their wants at lower prices than before
the war.
We name In part
DRESS GOODS Of every kind, In rich SILKS.
JAPANESE SILKS, IRISH POPLINS,
REAL MOHAIRs, IRON BAREGEs,
GRENADINES, PLAIN and EMBRoI-
DERED LENos, JAPANESE CLOTHS,
BAREGEs, PIQUEs. PERCALEs,
BRILLIANTs, LAWNS, JACCONETs
ORGANDIEs,
FRENCH CAMBRICS GlNGHAMS
LINEN LAWNS,
MoUssELAINEs. MER1NOs,
WHITE. BLACK, and COLORED
. ALPACAs, BOMBAzINEs, TAMIsE
CLOTH, RERNANIs, and complete
line of MOURNING GOODS ..a
BLEACHED and BROWN COTToNs tall
makes),
CALICOES, FLANNELs,
CURTAIN GOODS.
IRISH LINENS Ia large stock).
LINEN sHEETING, PILLOW LINEN.
TABLE DAMAsKs. NAPKINS, TOWELS,
HANDKERCHIEFs, HOSIERY.
GLOVES OF all kinds uncluding Ewo-button
seamless kid) very cheap,
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs. LINEN, DUCKS
and DRILLS, CoTTONADEs, era
vATs, BOWS and TIES,
TABLE oILCLOTHs,
REAL THREAD and LLAMA LACE
POINTS,
LLAMA LACE sACQUEs,
REAL and IMITATION LACE COLLARS
and SETS
LINEN COLLARS and SETS,
THREAD and IMITATION LACEs,
CAMBRIA and SWISS EDGINGS and IN.
SETTINGS.
IT Is IMPOSSIBLE TO ENUMERATE ALL
THE ITEMS WE KEEP.
OUR STOCK
., is UNUSUALLY LARGE,
and we invite on examination OF 1t, knowing
that we can give
PERFECT SATISFACTION
TO ALL
WHO FAVOR Us WITH THEIR
PATRONAGE.
| BURRESS, WILLIAMS Il CO.,
lll7 Main street,
| splo between Eleventh and Twelfth.
H- BREEDEN & FOX are opening thi.
| week their second supply Of
SPRING AND sUMMER DRY GOODS,
| which viii embrace
THE LARGEST AND MOST ATTRACTIVE
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g. n, HAWES will continue the COAL BUSI-
NESS and win keep constantly on hand ful
supply of all kinds OF COAL.
XII Coal sold will be OF best quality, tho
roughly screened, and free from slate and other
Impurities.
Orders sent through post-ofice or 70 the , 9mGe e
promptly attended to, and on most favorable
terms. x,s aa
continuance Of the patronage OF friends ano
an 2Q--St ss..
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TOR BALTIMORE Steamer Si1SN.
II ELLIE KNIGHT will lesve her
wharf THURSDAY, April esth, at o. clock a. s..
Freight received up to 7o'clock P. N. Wednesday.
For freight or passage. apply to
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TOR NEW YORK.-The ele-AszsUs
II CANT steamship ISAAC BELL, saf)l.f
Captain BOURNE, will leave her wharf at Rocketts
on TUESDAY, April Goth, ut P. NJ. Freight re-
ceived until l2 NJ. Fare, $lS; steerage, 80. For
freight or passage, apply to ,...e
. Flst WILLIAM G.. DUNHAM d CO.,
op N-T corner Eleventh and Main SCrecta.
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TOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER, III
II brig n. PORTER. one hundred and 4F
eighteen tons CI1s) capacity-las0 barrels. Sesz
Apply to PALMER, HARTSOOK d co.
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TOR RENT, the ST. CHARLES a.
II HOTEL, with large and valuable lot Of E:l
FURNITURE. Apply TO T. NJ. LOGAN, box 27d,
or COX & MILLER, Thirteenth and Cary streets
ap o3-lw* e."
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i. . RICHMOND, VA, April 2, 1876
TF,HE FIRM OF HALVES & MERRI-
MAN, by mutual consent and arrangement,
Is hereby dissolved =; HAM BBSS,
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D1ssoHUT1oNs d PARTNERSHIPS.

The subscriber will continue the PAPER
STOCK BUSINESS with increased facilities at
the old stand, No. 1905 Franklin street. where he
Is prepared to pay the highest cash price Tor rags,
PAPER Of all kfnda, aud oil other material appef-
tsinipp to the manufacture OF paper.
an 2s4t HENRY ". LUBBOCK
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w AN TED, two UEFURNIsHED
w ROOMS on second floor at moderate rent
FOR gentleman and his wife. References ex-
changed: Address L., box los post-oflce.
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ay BURRESS, WILLIAMS & CO..
llI7 MAIN STREET.

We take pleasure In informing our friends that
we are now receiving our second regular supply
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WANTED, No. BAKER (White), at
w the Monumental Hotel. Single man pre-
ferred. J.. s.. DODSON,
27-ltx .s Pronrietor
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WANTED, immediately, MILLER,
w who understands rrinding whest aiid corn
miles west Of williamsburg. James City county,
Va; two run OF stones, one for wheat and one for
corn. A trial is solicited. A single man prefer
furnished. Apply to A. B6DEKER q BRO
THER, Richmond, or address the subscriber, at
ap 25-lw BROWEING I
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..f.itf..f .Etts.G -, ~ I
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FOB Rent.

THREE ROOMS FOR RENT, on@
the 31ty. For Information, apply on the premises,
sls Marshall street, between Eighth and Ninth
Streets. ap 27-cod3t<
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WANTS.

uTANTED, no SELL TWO. WAGONS |;
wv one 4 four and, tise other svo-hoYse. They
are nearly ss good as new. Also, two DIET
CARTS and several sets Of WAGON and CART
HARNESS. Apply TO the subscriber, 3es Brook
10 a7-st WILLIAM II. TYLER. |
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TOR RENT, FOUR ACRES OF LAND
Il AT THE REV FAIR GROUNDS, lying
between the railroad and the Hermitage road, With
the use of the large spring adjoining. Valuable
for many purposes, especially those requiring the
use OF water. Apply to
ap 27-6t j. J.. APPERSON.
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EOR RENT, the FOUR-sTORYM a.
II BRICK DWELLING No. 500 Grace LEE
street, between Ninth and Tenth streets, now oc-
cuIied ny S. A. Wiustock, Es1., containing all
the modern improvements. Apply to
'1.0-. ...-"r HILL & GODDIN,
ap 27-St 1908 Main street.
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hides WANTED.--Highe market
Ia price paid in cash for DRY AND GREEN
HIDES by HULST q KING,
de 10 l422 Main street,
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WANTED, A PARTNER TO ATTEND
v! to the correspondence and acts OF an ONCE
business In this city that bids fair to be einenty
successful. A capital Of two or three thousand
dollars desirable, which will be amply secured.
n.ne5n gentleman 9f gSod SOCIAL position IN
patch. ap'22 atE SHW
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SUPERIOR t0URT-Srec.Al TERM.
Motion to vacnte an Order of Arrest.

Motion to Vacnte AN Order of Arrest.
Before Chief Justice Barbour.
Hoey, Kennedy Dc co. as. Blanton Duncan.-A mo-
tion was made in this case yesterday to vacate an
order of arrest procured about year ago against
defendant The facts OF the case are The defen.
dant owed plaintiffs $4,000, and gave them his note
OF hand for that amount. Some time after an agree
ment was entered into, by which defendants per-
sonal note was exchanged for that of the Hicks Eli
CINE Company, Of which defendant was president,
he representing IL to be solvent and in good stand
ing. A short time after the Hicks Engine Company
burst up, aud the plaintlffs charge the defendant
with falsely representing the resources OF the
pany The defendant claims that at the time of the
transaction the company was solvent and that his
statements were perfectly true. The defendant Is
Colonel Banton DuIcan, of Kentucky, the famous
pigeon shooter. Decision was reserved on the mo-
ton,
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utIItu s1aIIss ttkHssoSEay OFFICE.
Thc Caldwell Case.

Ihc Caldwell Case.
Before Commissioner Belts.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Robert Boyd appeared
before Commissioner Belts and offered to become
bondsman Tor r. B. Caldwell, one Of the parties
charged with completely in the drawback frauds.
Assistant District Attorney Purdy opposed the
motion on the ground that Boyd was bondsInan IN
the aggregate for 500 600 for other persons and he
informed the Commissioner that he should apply for
an order to one or the Judges Of the Circuit Court re-
as surrey.
Charge of Smuggling Bridal Outfit
Dismissed.
Before Commissioner osborn.
The United States us. Walians Hal. The de.
fendant Is the well and popularity known former
captain Of the steamship Pennsylvania who was
charged with attempting to smuggle bridal outfit
from Liverpool into this port The case was yester.
day dismissed by the Commissioner who. after
hearing testimony in the case. decided there was
not sufficient evidence to warrant the defendants
further detention on lhe charge.
At the suggestion OF Assistant District Attorney
Phelps Captain Hall submitted written statement
OF the acts OF the case FIR his connection with
1t was concerned He stated mat the silks which he
was accused Of attempting to smuggle were the
property OF Miss Ruse, OF Philadelphia, VINO was a
passenger on board the Pennsylvania on the voyage
on which the offence was charged TO have been conf
steamer here requested Captain Hall 10 take charge
OF the silks IN question, as she was In q hurry to
reach her home, and to express them to her address
In Philadelphia. Captain Hall consented and the
same day he was accosted by person representing
himself as detective Clarkson, who undertook to
pass the goods through the Custom House for five
dollars Captain Hall paid the money, gave up the
goods, and as he alleges, never heard more or the
money, OF The goods or OF Mr. Clarkson, to the ser
Gus loss OF Miss Ruse and his own enhancement. AS
beiore stated, the charge was, however, dismissed.
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lish yachtmen will be content with the verdict any moro
than they win he disposed 70 accept the result criterion
81 ysSAi Il ssssns ~. s fairly and
Ing nas defeat ,,0. that her PERFORMANCE Sioo
o. form and trim was. we s s shows was urey e
BY the most uimsakabe which she was beaten
oy % ne other Ensish Yachts more particularly the Egera
9fying the trim OF his weasel against first cass opponent
neiore 9ngng her OUT agans the sappho. At the
deNact from the American well earned victory She won
lairy ana conc'siyely on her merits by perform
lost during her visit In 1855.
The London Ftsd remarks:-
The csb was UoSsa ap p9n almost as matter Of certainty that
Sase @ ana the sappho has given Cambria an
y on her oe. pom. Of sailing We much
our arguments founded-that Cambria would beat
@ he sappho 70 wndward not exist We presumed tha.
~ 1865 but that she has undersone many atera
u9ns oo.h In this country and America the most important
chipping lea and different head sails She now "
apparently az stu as would be possible make vessel,
Her victory is not, however. so satisfacsory as
o. rln and we are much afraid there win be get
Sv hvr h oarx 70 the trim she was n last Little proved
ior on THIS SIDE Of the Atlantic, that size will always tell
oner cond,'ons being equal and that all purposes OF
a. the Thames rule of measurement expresses she is The
iPdIy ot Inc american model Is by means estab.
tsty dsproved imagine that no one viii attempt
70 Initiate the American model OF 1870.
inc last statement respecting the Guinevere Is not
strlcuy correct lt IL true that during the early
ner own well with the SapphO, and at one time,
favored by q slant of wind, could have weathered
net, out the moment 1t became = case OF "ease or
saeets" sas the American literally walked away from
The New York herald., 1870-05-29
SUPREME COURT-SpECIAL TERN.
The Prospect Park Parade Ground.

The Prospect Park Parade Ground.
Before Judge Pratt.
The matter Of the application Of number OF resi-.
dents of Flatbush for an injunction to restrain the
Park Commissioners from allowing the New York
militia to the Prospect Park Parade Ground was
heard before Judge Pratt yesterday morning. Gene
ral Crooke appeared on behalf Of the petitioners,
and argued that by the meaning OF the law the
ground was intended for the use Of the militia Of the
county only.
view, arguing that other portions OF the National
Guard had right to use the ground as well as the
as well exclude the militia from the streets. The
ground was public place. The park was paid for
by twelve wards OF the city, and II this argument OF
all the other wards from 1t. The New York militia
were as entitled to'the use Of background as other
portions OF tee Narioua Guard Judge Pratt reserved
his decision.
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sUaa0eATs's CUulT.
Wills Admitted, &c.

Before Surrogate veeder.
During the past week Surrogate veeder admitted
to probate the wills Of Samuel Phillips (Westfeld
N. Jl Maria Stillwell lGravesend and Mary A. Wal
colt, Hannah Locke, John Brady, William Reed
James Finnegan, Elias Woodruff Bernard Monaghan
and Richard Zen Eyck, all Of Brooklyn.
Letters Of administration were granted on the
estates Of Hannah Tucker, John Higgins David s.
B0gart, Bridget Dunn, Patrick Regan, August +.
vrmond, John Farrell Ann Carroll, Jacob Orth and
Letters OF guardianship OF Margaret Doyle were
granted to John Doyle; OF John Keegan TO John
Gregg; OF Rose Dunn to Ann Dunn; or Walter NJ.
Duncan TO Harriet =. Duncan; Of Sylvanus L. Fow-
Charles Orth to John Rupp; OF Catharine O'Bnen TO
Mary McCue-all Of Brooklyn.
Letters OF guardianship OF Francis O,Rourke and
Ellen ORourke. minors. were revoked
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS cuUaT.


Before Commissioner Jones.
John o. Powers WAS arrested on the charge Of pass
ing counterfeit tw eny dollar note of the City Ma.
tona Bank OF Utica at the store Of Joshua Mosser on
Fulton avenue. He was remanded Tor examination.
Discharged.
Thomas Burke, OF the Ordnance Department
in the Navy Yard, who was charged with having
stolen metal, discharged yesterday, 1t appearing
tnat there was no intention Of theft.
The New York herald., 1870-05-29
MIDSUMMER RETREATS.
The season of 1920 at
Sharon Springs.

Among the Sulphur, Magnesia and Iron Springs
of schoharie County-The First Railroad Ever
Connecting with Sharon-Details Of the En-.
terprise-The Hotels-Their Accommoda-
tions, Charges and Situations-So
Entertainments and Bathing-The
Scenery, Drives and Surround
ings- Sharon as Water Cure.
The New York herald., 1870-05-29

TELEGRAPHING FROM AUSTRALIA TO EUROPE BY
INDIA.-The Melbourne tAustralia) Argus OF Febru-
ary 2S reports as f0liOws:-Announcements have
appeared IN the advertising columns OF the Mel.
bourne journals from the ltsn.lndlan Submarine
Telegraph Company stating that the line ron lnta
to Great Britain is expected TO be opened for traffic
IN the middle OF March, and giving Instructions and
Information with respect To the transmission OF tel
egrams from Australia to Europe. No doubt the
new line will be made considerable use or by mer.
chants and others the colonies interested In
mercal pursuits.
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CoU1T OF SESSIONS.
DISCHARGED.

Before Judge Troy
The court met yesterday morning, when the case
Of Daniel W. Robinson, who was convicted OF
attempting to steal horse from Mr.. Mckinley, was
brought up motion for new trial. Judge
Troy granted the motion, and subsequently noe
prosequi was entered, discharging the prisoner.
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HE COURT rs.
A Collision Case Charge Of Smuggling Bridal
outit-An Arrest Case.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT cuuar-x ADMIRALTY.
A Collision Case.

n COLLISION Cnse.
Before Judge Blatchford
John N. Handy Us. The Steamer Franconia.-
This was case instituted on libel filed by the
owner OF the schooner Mary c. Terhall and others to
recover the sum Of s27 900 for damages done to the
schooner In O collision which occurred between the
schooner and the Francona on the 9th of June 1868.
Decree for libe ANTS, with costs, with reference %
estimate the damages.
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BY the European mail OF the nth OF May, al this
port yesterday morning, we have the following
special correspondence from Cowes England, re.
porting the second yacht race contest between the
Sappho ana Cambria-the start, the progress and
termination OF the contest. Our special writer sup
plies, besides, an exhaus i've and accurate review OF
the merits and deerlts Of the first between the
same competing vessels.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

CLosE-BENHAM.--On Thursday, May &c, at the
South Congregational chui en-, Bridgeport Conn.
by the Rev. George ID. r. Folsom, of New Haven, Mr..
JOHN +. CLOSE. or Crawford N. j., 10 MAIZE o., cd.
est daughter OF Junius N Benham, ESD, OF Bridge
port.
FLyNN-CusIcK.- Thursday, May IL. by the
Rev. Father Ducey, at the Church OF the Nativity,
Mr.. THOMAS FLYNN to Miss ELLEN CuSICK.
RILEY-MCUABE.-lnB Brooklyn, Oh Thursday, May
90 at the residence OF the BRIDES father, by the Very
Rev. John +. Turner, Vicar General. JOSEPH RILEY,
Of this city, TO MARY A. MCCABE eldest daughter OF
Daniel McCabe, OF BROOKLYN No cards.
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British Opinion Of the Issue.
Commenting on the result OF the match, Beu's Lie
in London says
With regard the match itself there can be no two
opinions though do not suppose moment that Eng