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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-21
Wedding and Visiting Cards. Iniu, Stam-n Note Psoer
NE EgERDaLLs SOSs lGi FCLrOS Old D-Tch ChORcG



DARLING-Sunday March TO- Webster A. Of william A.
and Josephine B.. Dalny agcl year nd months.
Funeral VII take place sisy 2ls A. E0m the residence os
his parents 9 East Forty hrst-st
FIBD-At Purchase sixth day tie 18th irs Thomas Field the
Funeral at Prnis Meeting House Purchase Third day the 2lss
inst, al y o'clock m Carriages ~u be ~ depot a. White Pl4iaI
the tram that leaves Twenty srtl-s at o'clock
HALLAt Orange J., Sunday, March u, Joha Hail. in the I'D
Relatives and friends Of the family also thoe Of his SOUS Charles VIII
Ch-st Church Junction Tuesday ii cock
J0NEs-In Philadelphia, P5a March 49, Henry Jones, formerly
u this city.
Tie relatives and friends Of family attend funeral
day, Marcel q, at y O'Clock m.
KRY-Gn Sunday March scarlet Albert %
r. Eeanof Sarah KEYS, agei yels AMI mouths
The funeral win place from The residence hs parents.
weH.el. Tuesday O'Clock.
tTes and friends 81 the faEIy respectfully Invited
KNGSLEY-Iu Brooklyn. saturiay March 49, f Consumption.
Edward ngsev ard p years
lis friends aquiatanc-s respectfully nyi to
fIueul re,nae Of h. brother VIZ C. kingsley No l75
Cumberanis' oughbyiye, Tuesday the 2 ust al
30eloc4 u.
IOUSsBERY-O.M onlly 90 Josephine d. wife Of Jare H.
Lonsbery IT, daughter Of the late DAVID sy Ia she III
Tie rstes a friend, SIRE respectful, invited .ttni her funeral
be residence other mother lncle T. s-f 'i' -''
TneHtisths., v ed9rsia, The ID inst, al 2 ocl0cS
MACKEYOu Sun lay lines Of few wees Mr.
formerly with the late X iOa "e.4' So P'"-
pre;or. aged So wears. 10 months and days &c., .,,,
his flseril re Methodist Gee.n gIiols, ~ fo2
egitt between & and Nirthlyea, On Tuesday a. p u MS
remains will be taken % GreenHooi Cne"p. 80
Orange n j. on the Inst Ana Osborn In tie Sih
yea! 81 Ies sg friend. are invited attend her hnei hon g.
MARKS Church Omnse Ga heInssuti, "a - ~ '' AZ
Trains leayelO Of BarrlaysLi AZ 0c'cA p III
On satnray l3 SewBdhton, Staten an.
& 81 ts are invited TO attend Christ
b Neo.BdQhon Taes4y March a. al LUi CLOCK
Boat leaves Pier 10. Norh RIVER at q CLOCK.
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TIE THIEVES TRIBULA.FION.
KENO PLAYERS IN COURT.

KENO PLAYERS IN COURT.
The keno gamblers arrested in the lower
part Of the city brought before Justice Bowling,
yesterday the Tombs Police Court. George Hall, pro-
pIioor Of the saloon No. "a Bowery John Mccormick and
VIM. Fltzmaurlcc of No. % Chatham-st and Thomas
alias Fatty Walsh each held TO bail in $780, TO
answer the charge OF keeping gaming establishments
or course they obtained the necessary suretes without
difficulty. The players discharged, the officers who
made the descent being unable positively 10 identify any
Of them Before dmissing the prisoners the magistrate
cautioned them not 10 be caught again PLAYING Keno Tor
IL brought before him, they would not get of 50 easily
THE Downward PATH.
To The Edffor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Having been a daily reader Of TIE
TRIBUNE from its first number to the present time, and
with my family, having learned TO look upon it as the
advocate and defender OF good morals and good laws
cannot fOregO the present opportunity Of heartily thank
ing you for your fearless efforts through your indefat
igable and matehess reporters in bringing 20 light and
exposing Of the most abominabe vices Of our me
tropos And here, LET say revealed the secret Of
the frequent embellishments Of clerks bookkeepers. &c
also OF the frghtU decentralization Of the youth OF our
city generally, many Of whom decOyed into these
Lels" where they led to spend their dimes quar-
ttIs when are nlched rom them by the Vaupres-pO-
litcal Otherwiscwho keep these miserable dens in
open defiance OF all laws and good morals Let ne beg
and OF the public welfare. keep in your course,
cancer ana thus secure the confidence and esteem Of
every good CITIZEN.
Eeie- lort, March 90 1870.
WILL TIE POLICE DO THEIR DUTY'
TO me RditOr Of me TrfbHne.
SIR: Your expose of panel-thieving and
keno-gambng has had immediate effect but will the
Police really do their whole dutyl We are told that
poll will be posted in front Of these dens-but to
what purpose Will they be any faithful than their
predecessors Don't talk OF the bFisands Of Italy and
Greece when q wel-inown robbcr can publicly boast
that he has made $4,000 in TWO months and his only pun
shmen is have officer posted in front OF his house
II 70 that the 2OOOUO paid for Police expenses
il money thrown away II couple OF reporters 50
easily bring to light what the whole Police Department
has failed tO discover.
Tic citizens ~ NcwYorE greatly indebted 10 THE
TRIBUNE for its courage in showing up these midnight
rODbers and ia holding up - public cXCCraon the men
who ana these of miany. 10 remains 10 be
seen whether the Police Will Do sldmcd into Ell
cipUU action or whether they viii continue To be- tie
tools Of such Draper ana kcddy the Blacksmith.
Aer- ark. March 30, ISL. 4 NEN-4 OEhLR.
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Here the interview terminated.
SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

PITTSBURGH Pa, March 2O.-This afternoon
n construction train the Pittsburgh and COnuesye
Railroad left Connelsyio for the bridge over In-
dian Creek to repair defective abutmcnt. Inc
train was moved down upon the bridge. whcna stone
abument gave way, and the tender thrown into the
creek. The engine, however, lodged the abutment.
Hugh Cowan of the firm Of Smith, Creswol Co., ALE
gbanv CITY, had and leg badly uuIcd tu both
lad 10 be ampuated j. c. Russell Of tine same INN,
Charles klnnell, engineer; G. ODOmel, engineer q.
McGovern wreckmaster. and W. III. Smith, IOadmtster,
were slightly injured. and Fred Wilhelm employ c.
was seriously injured
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4 BrsIXEss vILw OF TIE sOurHEBN NEGRoLs.

, pIrsISFss yILW OF TIE SOUTHERN NEbIoi-9.
The following extracts from IRE Cotton or
.,r,,f N, Bros, d. Cj London, will De found Interest
l.,s f,,f. n,ougnt forward purely a. business argn
n, but terins directly the question Of 7,u'Aolh
labor: ,....,, ITO
H. ttrg In th. strange world arc 20 unaccGr' 'Sie'
- ',t etif,.,ii1ary ~ the ignorance whrh n1'
-, ,.r.-oipd far our cAltflth'H Id
t.u,.I among the great majority 81 Nht, i,t -, If
s',tb.ru -faf.. 10 the character IN" 'ih
80. ~ l.,ti,u aUnng whom their ives my" ,'ii
,' ,li,t i,atnre aud for time after me ago-
- ~ -. tU. a. riluE theory Ot mo NollNI uhl i"
I'M ir ired with southern IDEAS, "t1 I'm az ~ 7,,o
,.iI ,,t ,,,r without the benign lIhhth, 80! nv 49,
drivers whip aud Iu lcng heu " ,h i,tsr end of
,t.t - "a un vigu be heard 40 frequently "
io'' ~ IL the whole cOlored population euIu
r., "a ~ n bi. objection, that II me- t"ulu ~
n, a. 'o.,fv II the phy,iraI uhnr OF TIC ~ 20
- h''i - -. a.. 'ss,ierl answer was that TINS W.
80 ~ i,,y A., season being co!ii 'ii' ~.
l - ,,n,,r and v.!li: but OIL Would 40, ~
d, s,,iug ,ud summer, when Ntgtltpl'a ''ilu '
~ ~ ,-l, d. l,,u me- trouble OF 4thtfhS '.tll' H.
lt' more W IT,, ,,,s stronger than another, II was
~ ~. - a popaation was Dying put 80 $500,
49, da,.s sore numbered. AT t'tlillu IN
- ,,.,ii ,r, All isfO "a. likely 10 remain w l7' voc
,,,.il.., I,ttn ,o lntciN a. "A lev NOUN" 'l ~ ~
',iu"pn., = - tuol-bmar OF great lht'ii ''hct'
~ ,,nst ~ Nil. iife at NeW-Drrth- ihu MS r.,
,I, VA. tb.t tlr reduction must ~ lu,' o., ID, ~,
,i.9 ~ fhr large cotton crop Ol as' t'''' anu no
.ili,tiedlv larger one OF thi~ Nti''u u' w IL.
I'll ne o,uiltiucd by fabulous hnounls OF MHc li
"A ~ flts v,,re rooted out ~ the WEI ditNth
- ,i, ~ most first 10y tncir Ola ina7ltih "heh ap,l-
,i, A. r mi ,utaons, thtn b. one al N. anu sa,u py
au,ther and when peace came ~ "a
81 tlieir Oh maacrsl In ths plcluIo totU W. n..
t,ti ma, moan negroes we're driven about ia the man
N ,rIlD e the ~ th0n ani7 oi tlem rtrl.l-
ing aud soro loft " their own rsoIVS ~ V0D Gnu o' u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-21
ANOTHER VICTIM OF THE COUNTERFEIT MONEY
SWISDLE.

G.. o. Brney Of Hartford, Conn, came to
this city yesterday to obtain 500 in coun'ereits for 500
in good money circular promising that bargain having
been sent 10 him by George L. Decker Of No. 500 Broad
way. lie went to Deckers place, gave him $780, and
with il Decker went into adjoining and did not
return. Satisfied that he had been swindlcd, Brney
then called superintendent RelsO, and told him he
had been victimized. Detectives Elder and DuscnhuTy
directed 70 20 10 the place indicated and arrest an
L. Hamilton John h. Williams, Cnas. jeffrey, Edward
h rke and John Hopkins. The last two Grand boys
All The prisoners were locked up at Police Headquarters
and VIII be taken before uscc Shandey ut the Jcher
son Market Police Court. to-day BiFney was detained
Us "a witness,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-21

In TIE Unei Sas Circuit Court Jud, Lowell las rendered d.
orcpenlug suit % the Bailey Washing and Wasng Ma
chine Co. aanst Luc6il others Of Boston for selling clothes
urng Manufactured b. Colby Bros CO. Of Vermont favor "
rrtf and falls sustaining The Aleler Patent This decs
the Bales Washing and Winning Machine CO. the exclusive
right rlbber rolls IN sngg machines Then adjusted BY spring
springs Able epo e both sides AMI every point
IN thoroughly contested Great Interests involved sD4
many quits pending the trial JUICE r. Curtis clArss
Woojgry esq, AMI ~ Ingalls, esq oAosOn counsel for
plnif,. George Clifford esd al NJ B. AHius esq Of Se"i'1
counse. defendants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-21
NEWS FROM TIE SEAL FISHERIES.

A telegram was received in the city, yester-
day. stating that the steamship Warus had arrived at
st. Johns Newfoundland. with full cargo OF seals taken
off Funks Island about week ago. The captain OF the
Warus reports sail Of vessels in the ice with him,
All Of which were loaded and had set sail for home The
Warus was for days surrounded by seals lar as Tic
eve could see, and the captain predicts unusuhly
rrospcrous season The weather very moderate,
nd tbe larecr MASSES lee lay along the Shore tnds
enabling the fleet to avoid the dangers which aIc et
orally encountered there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-21

No class fnvanis sensitive to change Of season and vars
eoas than dyepcs AID perso' ofou ha Tender
lung, are not more easily affected BY these ve than feeble
.1mas Htre tendency in the system to indigestion bilious
ness or bowel ns variable weather Of early Spring almost
sure to develop one or these amen Intermittent fyer' are
also more prevalent The Spring months than at any other season except
Aarmn Ia view Of these facts this be proper tine to Invite
especial attention to HosTETTBRs STOMACH BTrERS ned
as which, o long series Of years, la poei siPeno' "
others as remedy tire aboyeu,me disorders and " pe''
,n the nsml which frequently produce, AID always aEsF''
tAem nw,s formerly the practice to give violent eat. Spn's
medicines" nor the custom yet entirely ooete Nounk ho"e'
can be more IL judged urphoopheai The chilling moisture YIN
which the air is loa d At breaking Of Winter presses LV
upon the vital forces Of he body and reinforcement not
what REQUIRES The BTTTBRs geuia and eIen' tonic mol
. attentive ana as. enough pernt to res'e without con-
vi,g ,b. howell, Il 4. therefore, .pecie Peeul sdA'1 " 'S'
present. sason
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wi,nous means to provide habitations clothing
peu IN Ignorance, az t had been penal offense TO
st,end mem 70 read and of course destitute Of medical
w no doubt, too many children have died.
1et look Mt the result! Az regards Industry we are
~ @ UP crop Of 375oocO to 100000 Of bales equal
Al 'o 9ecIbge OF the last four years before the war
Gnu as W population, we submit the following prelimn-
ny tesus return from Washington which has reached
moeh Itls incomplete as regards South Carolina
ana many counties IN the other States but enough IN
Mso b 10 those who have those
meets him, placed he is among the Sturdy Anglo
Amercans and treated pariah and outeast the ooor
negro would soon go To the wall ' w ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-21
ACCIDENT On THE MORRIS AND ESSEX RAIL
ROAD.

A collision occurred on the Morris and Essex
Railroad just az the Bergen Tunnel about O'Clock
Sunday morning. The Dover freight train, headed by
the engine Shock had just passed through the tun-
mel on its way into HobOken, when It ran into line Of
freight cars standing on side track The switchman at
the place had neglected TO adjust the switch fer the pas
sage the train upon its proper track and hence the
collision. The engineer Of the freight train was thrown
headlong into the swamp aud badly injured. The fire
man was so badly scalded that but slight hope Of his
recovery g. entertained. -Four coal cars and one freight
car were wrecked and the engine was damaged almost
beyond repair The loss property Is estimated at
$4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-21

1t will be observed that in the purely cotton States
there increase Of 660 81 per cent? In tho par
fiay Cotton States OF North Carolina and Tennessee. an
increase OF 1900 q per oen and In the Ootton
States decrease OF $4,000 q per cent. The complete
returns will we doubt not show more remarkable results
even in population, and still satisfactory ones In
the education OF the young and the moral ana
social advance OF the race.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-21
The Trustees of the Willard Asylum for the

Insane appeal the public for means to adorn the walls
nf me m Tents wards with piCtures or objects OF diver
on and as are them that all cOntr DutiOns for the pm
cbtr OF pr.urcs, pictures suitable for framing, or
the contribution of old pictOrls VIII Dc thankfully ie-
ceIyed and fai hfully appnea.
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Hazard 6. caswcps Cod Liver Oil 8, the best

The Trophy TonatO.-Heidquirters Seeds packet. 25c
packets ~ Gao. b. WMlSG jr., Osleu Farn NesPo, r.
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Vinrhester'~ Uypophnzphc- viii C,ysUNrTios, AMI
j., unsurpassed IS a Nkiyot5 T0So aud iSyIcoR,roR
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Ian 8, nelsna ed q".,o PeS. ~ %. =:
as b 2 ne AsIac y l., 90 H. .pois S.rs Able
SANDY oss s 'r hm.'e Dam TIE y 4 hls Teen "H 100 mile"
HdIe, rIsoeS Church Cutler Me- Is days WITH lumber Geors. X
ss, &C. G G b',,, G sord Sev.II.ves
s s.sI q Eoss1 isiv H'i F,i isy sl''''i
sii j. Trs o'a i s' s vi, R'sr fO' shiabs'hsort
shr ssr.togs Wesf. S as, nP,ss,,,
s scst EP g 3 fi"P d P,s, TS, ,seSsr.
seir Gons., Es.r p, :, ,,l r'0-e1'e for Mobile.
scht Anna Ii-d. H,ris, sporl Ne
sesr Anna E,s,bei K.r Hr, ''n amber to Geo MuTT
sehr Prankln, Brev,ter Profl-Hee.
Scsr H.aaaG weboos. naoha Portland vi. runs.r a..
SIR !. B Biescler YORK s'oaiu.toa
Sch Sch, HH l PlisT. Yarmouth
sest wea pe91is Cc,veii Boston, for E,ie-or.
sshr ss.ae Relrr, BrocsEay Corneese1s uyer
selI co5cy, Sszif iuae Pio,iiea.e for pal.s.rgs
s ssS5 4 b ,YIo'p SI s,1,', Y,..Iia'en
sctr p,,t wii'a,. si,nfori
scsr Jaiss Ra nrSor;' f.5o gf' s:,,r,
s sosi W. " ~ Piry sr9s RoetliRd. with
sr j'%e wse Ss ii'i S q 'n''' % Sa''oo cVA
sschr Emerald iae-s6sHa. SeT.isyeu
s't.r nn, bilcGc, Feadh.on We ely. 4 T.
schr Isng.ni yerrll Plogs,es z, Ei,s5s.Sro2.
Sc5E j.. Brroa Nh Bo''o6 ' 5 P X & '''
Sclr Caisis. Sn D. Yr1lhayen
sebr. W. H. conas Foctsta with line t, cara.e pr,,,
LOchiel Haskell. I9ckiari h J. liforn
Schr Nm Rice Prelj. P0cslnd With Gme .u,ee Prrs,x
Schr. D. G. Han smith, R0ctad o. line H. 8gosn
schr. Nontana He1ra' f0otirnt Vim lime o na,t.-
scar. Si,aey Pre,. soafry Fsl River, Tor rhaeept
seir 1r1ie Wind, IaTribsm, s'onipron.
Sctr j. n. Tnpp Nrkcr0n. New Haven.
ScLr stephen Waterman. Chase New Bed ord
Chsrub. Fletcher. Portland. With LmisT Tor res r..
Shr r ~ Wells Kelsey New-iIlyen y
Florence Bailey BAILEY. Nef-liaVen for plladc
Schr II T. Per0n Pcron. Providence, fff ~ '0'ihr'.
LOuss T. Feuol Providence Tor Phlrplia, wsfo
passing Hell CITE aore he GLor l all b.
60. nv Brown aEi Pot 'he rea a Astoria
WISDSendowa fresh, T. n E.. eoaiy and hily.
Steamships Hears Chsuncey for ns San q 'tsu for iliSaSa
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Sas PEAgclsco March -Anged steamship Colorado ha Pau
Say,Ss,E March 2o-ive hps Arison from Cha-esau. st,r
Baltimore Cleared bark Jennie s. Barker Liverpool ship Tia WsEe'
Bremen.
PoarEsss MovRoE March Passed out lrg Alpha Tor Ant
Potomac md Rio. sch- nra LeHooi ara o. u
Clrti. for Boston. I,le Smith, salem au Get o CO.'S ers
CHARLESTON .. c. 81. rl -oAl1Ie, sfrrip 1torHa ron
NeeY0rk; Fall from ph1lti Sailed, barA hlne, fr
/ yeTpoo slr }. ;. Clark, Tor Jnckso ngile.
DISASTER.
Nfrrh 2Shr izde Walton from Gardens.
Joe F,ger full Of Parties re- have contracted to g hcr o.
MEMORANDA.
The W7ouing he fle -h J. T. fe-re.
Ghl,n broke and tie Gloa,
where she low hes lg.i ~ vateF.
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LATEST SNIP NEVIS.

for other snip Se'os see Second fs''l
ARRIVED. ...,.-..
el.,m.b la 1oHar Nir'rrs0n hatslA ~ 49, 80 ~
Nsr q - p. ma Cslea.ia Oe- D. AZ oaad' Head @A'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-21

Ircau institute. farmers Ciub-lhs' % nee 60,
ltb''" - Agricultural Oytnent sie ifN
larry r.tsREts secr,t- NATHAN . MI ii's''-
,, ,.,.r..,ee, Of lhe Siron Gold Je"elrS Company
of 75I broadway.
NJ ,,v ,,rn their goods aiNay5 to Teiain'Tle roo' 800
s,re: That no jeweer America can tel hen rom No
I've cold ierery except by weight Thirds That he' geo" VII
- M ,t Of The strongest acids. Fourth; That NE "'' VI VIZ
WILTON GOLD JRwgLRY Of the la'cst and most e' patterns
-, ~ a. they have larger assortment han any obf h''' IA
-, The MILTON GsLD JBWEL1Y CohPANf has siop'ei
American one Dollar PhB Cor ihe sale Of Ter go"s IN
-, "a hiring them At VII hin ae reaea Of AL @s VIC re-
, invite our American ead to view The good' " nave 'hpi
~ all Int tsy nay convinced Ia Feari to tie eesse OF 'a'
item. ana tL lena,s styles Sho" Rooms 81 B'oai~A''
Limos, oppos,. Asorlt4ee --------------.
1toei & handOn ChGmpagnes.
DRY slLLEHl. ~
WIS INpRPIAL tG.ees Sad,
Dgl IMPERIAL
por al. f, nh s.i sri--la.s d.ileu IN Wines hefe.
Ees-YslA. March a., l1tl. .,-.,o,.y ,pctrs
Sole Ageai IN tle g. =.
diamonds Bourht aad SOLD.
nIAn0Sn 9SSSs 81 FsS' sf GS - raS s.ti
GEO. e. ALLEN 3ll broadway. ufaer So N'ctols nova
-,yr.ork a. Co... seyen-Doii1r IIats.Bsy ore M al
yo.r llelis AL want one. 30 lieAaeA~
p-t.OCre Noticc.-Te MAS g. tl,.g llras he ~ ~,
To-, S,ft'RItY M.rh q l- vii .oet . tis on iihSnN
bli.,t5,Aa !, "a lOSE Ps..--s,iS~>
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DRAMATIC NOTES.


Blrth' is announced for production at the
Boston Mu,eun Oh the 9th inst.
Nj. James W. Wallack is playing FdgiR, In
OI'ei TWIST az the Globe Theater, IN Boston.
Mr Jefferson will commence an engagement
~ iIe 80 ton Iheater on the oath OF April
u is said, remarks The Boston GGzette, that
w. Charles EcDhtcr will soon bring libel suit against
tlt preprC.ors 81 ZOn'S Herald.
The talented and faithful actress and very
'Hat LADY, Mrs. g. II. Gilbert, viii take her Beneht
ai ,he Fiitn Avenue Theater next Monday night.
A piece called "The Black ApC"-a medley
2 buIltsql ale slectace-is IN preparation at WOODS
Museum, Tor ali rruOOn representation.
Mr. FecLter and Miss Leclerco commenced
an eng cement II me Boston Theatcr last night m The
Lady OI Lyons Mr.. Fcchtcr will play mn Blos 10
.isht. and Doa CGsaT on Wednesday.
We mention in group the plays that are
coming: "HDrzUu;" Birth - JezeteI.S " ~ ,,et -.
'llcl.i.u:" " Tie Fools Rcyenge' winters TaIe -,
" A0sedaie;" Richard the Third"
Mr. r. NJ. Field, manager Of The Boston Mn
sca, sailed Oh Thursday, for Europe. The purI,o.e Of
ing actor and fOubrete actress, and likewise the negC
taoa Tor new play from the pen 81 Charles Reade
One Of the lamented RObeItsOns best plays.
Home" VIII be acted al Halachs Iheatcr, this cFcnin =
.te 4-t iiue tLs season. "A real and q pleasure
'I.g 90 lhc ,ytIs Ol Iehned comedy ANA We trust IL
Dbl. lAp. sc1.
dis Glyn designs 10 give some readings in
-oLI tour ul tue provinces, a. c-aEee peleah reader.
Ihe lazy merits every success 1n this enterprise aud we
cordially hole 10 may De attended by uuiluuOus good
ioit.hi I.-.l- .llsS Cly viii Iead ht Ne" Haven
Naval engagements" and Little Ioddle-
tel. .,.o .ef. 'ast night Liua Edwin's Iheater.
l.4.. .I- gard appeared ia the former Dir Lon
Ner sH .ll.f I.e bci part DOB Ire Init r. THESE p''
- "si KNOWN, aud their familiar brightness proven
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-21
THE ALABAMA CASE.
AN ENGLISH VIEW.

The PdU Mall Gdseite of March publishes
the following letter, which indirectly and perhaps unn
tentonally supports important part of the American
argument on the Alabama claims:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-21
SAILED.
Steamships Henry Cssuneey Asnsa san q ,tsu foe HSaO
DOMESTIC PORTS.

wrch goSchr Lizzie Wsion from Gardens Is o.
Fser full Of Paur, hire have contracted to 81. Der or
MEMORANDA.
The .eTn|uz W7omnr De- irving 0f he sch l. T. ferrel,
bor- Gron broke her and tie GnToa.
81 n Nv D.. Oh Il
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BiIousness and Indigestion,

These two complaints are more general at
this season Of the year than at almost any
other. They arc closely akin; for biliousness
| always involves impaired digestion, and indi.
| gestion Is necessarily an accompaniment OF q
disordercd or torpid liver. Happy tho man or
woman who can boast Of o stomach that has
never felt the horrors OF dyspepsia, and TO whom
that great s~ecretive agent, the liver, has never
| given pain or trouble. Not one In q thousand
| can lay claim to entire immunity from iregu-
larlty In these organs. How. then, shall they
be regulatedf Not by powerful catnartics,
aiternated with Ordinary stimulants, but by q
medicinal invigorant, like Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, which combine In due proportion the
tonic and the Alternative principle. Wherever
there lie o church, q school-house and q general
store, this famous medicine may DO procured.
No village merchant finds II prudent to be with.
out Il, for Il Is inquired for every day by every
class. The workingman buys 1t because 1t In.
creases his capacity for toll, and 10 followed by
no reaction. Tho effect OF the salubrious rootr,
herbs, ETC., Of which II 10 composed, dlffused
through his system by the pure siimulant which
forms the basis OF the Bittcrs, Is most healthful
and Inyigorating. The scholar, the merchant,
and In fact all men whose minds or bodies, or
both, are in constant exercise, Will derive ben.
ent from Its use. To persons OF sedentary hab-
its Il supplies, In some measure, that activity In
he circulation which 10 obtained BY physical
e~xertion, and Is the best known remedy for con.
Ask for Hostetter's Stomach Blttors, and do
not DO coaxed into purchasing any OF the imi.
tations and frauds sometimes offered In Its
stead. aul.lW
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srxNx Barns EVERY DAY. For rheumatism
stir Joints, estarrh In the head. cold on the lungs
and other complaints. take some OF DR.. Mayors
steau1 baths. Alro warm and cold baths every day
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NOTICE.

WHERE ARE TWO GOATS IN THE CITY
i Pound, one brown and one black and white,
vhieh I win sell to the highest bidder within
FIVE DAYB from date unless redeemed.
- THOMAS HARK1N, Marshal.
Geld HIn, July n, ISL. jyT.tf