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L q. REICHENBACH'S PIANO STORE,
IL No AS Ilti Street, db0cs Penaa ApeatS
(EsTABLIsHKD OVER 30 Years.
Sole agency for the sale Of the celebrated PIANOS
of VIM. Knabe & Co, Baltimore, and Wm.-
McCammon, Albany also, second hand MA
Pianos, Organs and Melodeons for sale ortSI NV
rent on the most accommodating terms; Piano and
Organ Tuning and Repairing. ap4-lyf
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a UsTIs p. Brown,
CONTRACTOR AND REAL ESTATE AGENT
Coraer Of New York avenue and 18th street.

fforery " AL Parts q the city Tor SAFE on lone
credit. Houses erected for persons owning ground
aod Ions tEae notes taken in payment. Real Estate
PAPER bought and sold. fe9-d
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The Herald Speaks Out Connolly and
Tweed Must Retire.

NEW YORK, September l2.-The Herald saws:
The reported robbery of vouchers, covering
one OF the years of alleged extravaganza, viii
not tend TO allay the general suspicion of NAL
administration in the comptroller's Office. IL,
as we are given TO understand, the vouchers are
made in duplicate, the loss will not be OF i'm
pOrtance, yet the intense feeling this incident
excited Yesterday should convince both Con-
molly and Tweed OF the wisdom OF prompt re-
tiIemeDt from their denartments
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DEPUTY COMMISSIONER of Internal Revenue
Given, left here last night for his home in Iowa
and will be absent about month Mr.. A. NJ.
kanouse will have charge of the division of
distilled spirits and bonded warehouses during
his absence.
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LONDON, Sept. l2-Tne American ship Lowell
10, from Hamburg, has arrived at Cardif with
four Of her crew dead from Cholera The vessel
is detained az quarantine.
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SELECT scHoSgL FOR LITTLE GIRLS,

SELECT SCHOOL FOR LITTLE GIRLS,
Mrs ELIZA sPEIDEN BAYNE, Principal.
The second session OF this school will commence on
nished on application at the residence. au i6-Ims
BUSINESS E.-On wEDNES-
- DAY, August SDth, Instructions will be resumed
b 81 KS 81 rns aSd
The Preparatory Course embraces thorough practi-
The bSbsT n,in m ne o Common nagsn branches
for every department. Of business the pupils being
required to actually conduct business as responsible
science learned Tuition per year for FAY or evening
ss sss ds sysIs S y
Five dollars deducted when the years tuition paid
in advance. Applications will be received at the
NJ N nH; 9; SPENCER, President.
auis.im :; Principal Principal of Ladies Department.
aos s88ssFFR ssssh SsP i, S
Northern teachers Profe.sor Ma..os. teaehar II
Gen S. Croker John Hitz. asxiss con.nI Ssns
rail- Send for circular. sagS-lows
GQNZAGA c0LLEGE.-rhe exercises OF this
4th Of september at its new site, street
North Capitol and LIST street, N W near Ii. xioy
fsS5'i int e RFS sS
lsgiais and adj The courses. Natural Phi
elas:ss .bSys and Including the fourth collegiate
Terms Per quarter Of eleven weeks, for the col.
leaiate course Sla for the non -clSscai, 10: fnr
TIE elementary studies, So.
should there be a suficient number Of applica-
tops evening classes will be opened for the accom-.
mediation OF young men who have not an opportu-
nifty ofattending during the day;
ISREDEKICK FINALE SEMINARY,
~ FRKpERicK, ND.
Session commences nth September.
Terms rsry moderate.
ss0a '0' 'A Ss1 rHos. Mc6ANN, An.
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NoUNS MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS
CORNER OF NINTH AND d STREETS
YOUNG MEN ESPECIALLY INVITED
TO the
READING ROOM. CIRCULATING LIBRARY
AND PARL0RS.
DAILY PRAYER MEETINGS at noon ana 4 +, nm
SABBATH EVENING SERVICE q; Pm.
auU-u
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ARMY CHANGRs.-The President has accepted
the resignatiOnsof Capt. Geo. W. Balantine, of
the 9TH infantry, and list lieutenant James
Joyes, 18th infantry. 1st lieutenant James w
Reilly, ordnance department, has been ordered
to duty at West Point.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03

ma.s,h b ccnsieuoe l. MgYhrssf J. J. Baitey. g. Car.
penters b m Noasuct, O. n Q. wbh~s h.e Kd wh,e
June I S for osrrem eAs ust hsve
"oney-S<o sfo0. Slso. $50 No eury
SAss DA-elWe Tor horses bessa ~ mo-
soo s"T J. H. sammiss ca Bs,hsw Mad. A. P,,ler.
~ u ~ L@I Hughes Parker Co.'S LSr Augusta. T.
N h9oess rnaes Hiekoss VII Hedoe G. - Lo,etts
s. m Ben Gir H. woodraas a Mam5ino Prince Car.
Pentrs or I1os !ererson j. B0scns Sheppard Knapp
sAs DAf-sioo for borses that 2H-SSO,
500 SlW s9O T. &. Banions Comet q J. H. whisoH's
ca ISrsnce p q gsy.sr Pseny Lambert Rodens
Ross T. H. W Howe bib; m Belle Morrill, g. J. Marphys b.
Lady Sears a. w. smaeJs blk Othelo tkorry Bisck Crook
10 C. ChampIin'ss Leroy Bakes tonney Billy BurDs H.
T%essDaT June 1000 free for sl-saOoc s 900 SEQ 400
l. W. H. D6ble's IN. Lucy. b Dobes B. Goldsmith Nsd
SANE D.E-s750 bo that have St1-s @ Saa
sO0 l. O. r. Csrpcnters Mlrsban o. ID. Duneys A. Thos
Jefferson C. K Golfers bl. m Bvene e. 8 A. Fleet
wool H. W. Howes m Sash Jane J. LOyeits Dr. & Young
Bruno z Peter Manees b. q. Newton B. j. hurphys Lady
surphy O. D. Piers T. e. Lo,iery. 10 b. Bars HeaILea
H. A. b. Levss MAJOR BUCK IL l. IoOJs m bnse
H. J. Bowers b. m. hesfoam
YRp.Y June $1,000: double teams 70 wsgons-sio $500
e30o l. J. Loyet W. Fanes BLK team Monitor formerly
Ioshse sad Back Harry W. L. simmons enters Dr. Geoge
Wilkes and Honest Allen ii. NJ RaSseirs bl DHfne~ and
h n Jessie Wses . . .., on, et M.
asa 800 J. H. Whitssns ch {. Clarence g. Fieemsns D.
W Patterson NJ RoieR's bt James w. coleman; " "a.
EicLokss s. Elmo formerly ST. Bmo g. H. Hoses OF m Lry ry
WelA l. Maoe's b.. Lydia Thompon. X Loomiss vi
mar b. Daniels b. Topsy TO- hurphTsh Vhsrey "''a' ~
H. q. p. CarpeneFs Belle OF Toronto ~ T. ore W.
Rosa GOlu.h - r. While. n Fasp Rer3 ,asn. nj S00,0 !.
Mack. II. W. wocdrurs b. pewerep Is J. o. Bowers T.
Roya John.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
POLITICAL NOTES.

Resolutions denouncing o. S, Winans were
,dorod last evening, by the XXIst Assembly District
Grant Club.
Gov. Palmer is expected to issue procla-
nation for an extra session OF the Illinois Legislature in
a few days
The election in Schenectady, yesterday, for
Police Commissioner resulted in favor Of William H.
Helmer Democrat, by over 800 majority.
The deadlock in the Pennsylvania Leglsia-
ure has been removed, and both Houses are hard at
work passing private bills large nuinoer OF which
have been on file since March H.
The XXIst Assembly District Union Rcpub-
ucon Association elected Gen Geo W. Palmer del
erote 20 the Republican General Committee of the
County in place OF John Orllslol reaIsheu oh ao0V'
Of business engagements
The local elections in the interior of Cali
fornia resulted as follows In Gilroy susun, Santa
Cr,z and PleasontOn the Citizens ticket triumphed
Grass Valley went Republican. The election III virginia
civ Nevada resulted in favor OF the Democrats
The new appointments in the Philadelphia
Custom House by Col Forney have been announced or
the named four represent newspapers IN that
citv Sncluning Col Fitzgerald, proprietor OF The Cty
mn, Who is made superintendent Of Bonded Wafehouses
The Republican General Committee OF hlngs
County held its regular meeting last evening ana ater
amending the bylaws OF last year adopted All Dnt the
Igt 1th and l5th articles relating toward lhaiies,
winch were referred 10 special committee ior lui'nc
arn,u
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
PERSONAL.

One Of the Paris journals ridicules the story
s]' hi. fortune at the smallest estimate cannot DO
less than SO,OOO,OOO 0. francs 5,o1 - =,
The Emperor William has pardoned, II Is
Ia All the eonyicts ontenced to death in Prussia since
tuu 81 -. :. parlip except tree men and one woman
hs return 70 murders of the most diabohcal sort
~9T %ho mao fortune reported to have been left to
xos.uth M by deceased relative in DeSret1ia eastern
NoSS"'l N = = ,ou said viii not amount TO more than
Hungaryl, - ~ ibch the present depreciation Of paper
,cy e9.o.C 40 in Austria viii be about $4,000.
Jobp w. Forney, in bis Anecdotes of Pub
a., Men !" saws the only man alive that can tell us Of
tI wehser's wit aud eoquence at the dinner table is
"a CHARLES A. sietson Of the AstOr House, who over
avs with interesting "reminiscences OF the distinguished
orator.
The Princess Frederick, now reported to be
nc at the residence Of her father the exKing of Han
over WIS poisoned in Vienna year ago last December
~ Aroppng lighted green taper her while
Christmas tree for some OF the poor children
~ tbe cV she has suffered intensely for months and
Yer Death anxiOusy looked for by her dearest friends
"a be opy hope of relief to this unfortunate woman,
nntyersall- loved and esteemed.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
THE OPERATIONS OF A BoGus FIRM.

A young man of good address and fashion
able exterior called on Dreyfuss Kohn Co.. at No 85
MerOerst on the 2Sth ut, represented himself as one
Of the firm Of Vim. +. Smith Co.. dealers in bats AT
No IsI BroOme-st, purchased s2S4 worth Of satin trim
mngs and directing that they be to his address
check in payment on the Union Square National
Bank The goods were delivered, but when the check
presented for payment on the following day it was
returned with the announcement that wm. f. smith &
CO. had only s. standing 10 their credit in the bank
On visiting the location given by the purchaser, sign
was found bearing the firm name, but no such firm
there. They had hired room, remained fOr day or
t~O and then left suddenly The case was gwen TO De
ecyes Tley and fully who found the goods yesterday
which hah beon obtained from Dreyfuss, holn 90. IN
The possession OF Hermann and Paul B0as, No "oos-
tert They were taken before Justice Shaudey at the
Jefferson Market Police Court, but rs they claimed 10
Aave purchased the property IN good fsh they were
Discharged. The detectives aseertained that the SWIM
otf had operated quite extensively, the following nIgs
among others having been yctimizcd: william ltich!
Sons OF No 85l West Twelfth-st 500 worth 0f buck
Itns l. t. Moss Of no. i21 Greene-st. q goii Waich
softh ti57; WA H. Scnch,iin & Co., Noe no and i12
~A'AAaEl-sl.. slG9 worth VI HusS
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03

through the house. admrng the arrangements Ior tne
echoo for ladies which the Sisters have
Herr every facility for conducting an educa9n Upon
tne best plans, not forgetting ample provision Tor
isg and play. for which very large playroom Is pro
vlaed The Sisters understand that fastiGous apPe
ute feebe gait, and delicate constitution In young
Nri do not assist development OF braE They believe
Herbert spencer in educating rs highly as possible
tne hsher the better providing no bodily Injury, no
physca degeneraey Ia entaed. while above and over an
seweet moral and religious influence il exerted AIter
examining the house the guests welcomed 10
lunch and before 1t ended the Bishop made an ex-
ccent little speech full OF good will and good wishes
and oil present said Amen"
NO 2G West FOrtiethst ia hospital for children,
unaer the care OF the Sisters There only Is beds rs
ye. Inc SISTERS propose, they have means, TO pro-
vide home for conyalescents I'm some quiet country
pace, ana TO open "trainingscbool for domestics.
Tor winch unspeakable charity many q lOng-sufering
housekeeper will bless them The very thought OF such
happiness as the work OF house conducted by quiet,
wenifaned servants is almost Uutopisn but with the
blessing which has followed their Efforts 30 far, they
VIII even accomplish this intention R.R
Hobart Hall, ko. s East Forty sirth st. MAY l. 1871.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03

BOYDAt Newark, N j. the gitb ut, Ns Bod aged -
BuLGBR-At Bnaton Ind on the 2ot ull Prank BOser
Joln H. Balser Of this city, aged 10 years
CLAPP-On Sunday evening April 20 BechrOvn Mass snss
CoFFS-Sulleny May p Adela NJ. wife OfT',.c a. cOmu
The relatives AMI friends Of ie family 're reiFees, iG'e re- sss
OF Of hs ieIS; Sohcr, eT No. eri iei We. EergGiiss
Greene CO. papers please cops.
EYNIs-At Rye N w. Monday May Mr. Alexander Buu .ses
Relatives friend, invited to attend bis funeral Tnu5,y q:
viii be waiting for the trans leaving Se"fo'A
FOSTER A. % ssai:gs S5 on Tuesday, Maya sarah Mi''' wife
TIE Heri rses viii take place residence Madison j.
on E sS a Ht attend at " SSSs SS' itf aoso % Train,
B5ri and CbrsoFhest ferry ~ AM $40 Cssnses VII %
Greenwood Cemetery.
Cincinnati and Chicago pspen please copy
HAsKISSon Monday May after short Illness b. Laareoce haS
rba sn' fini. IN s Of ~ Se Sy and those Of his boet.av
Ricket,s are invited 20 wene.dly MAY ifs.
Calvary Church Fourih-aye and Tsenty'hrsts' "2P m
HUNT-H W. the late Henry W. auhi sgei years.
sf,th and SeseaiSay on TSoTsday insi alps
LBBY-A salem weeheser April 2 Hannah NJ Libby wife u
TIE relatives and friends The family ee,y invited attend The
tTln tTls viii evc O'Clock wst
Besiay morning. Remains VIII be inferred 10 Greenwood
MAsOsOn Tuesday afternoon Maya Hannah r. wife Of tho s''
Resiyes and friends Of the family invited attend the uner.a
ococi oco '''' '''''''''' " ~
MgAp-A Greenwich Conn., May after short Illness Asmnts
danglter Of tie late zophST and Mar.h. Mead
Tie relatives aud respectfully invited TO attend he nnsrss
% lie residence broherin-aw II. Mead, on Thlsay.
NAV at o'clock Carriages viii be at tie Greeaxiah depo'~
| meet the O'Clock train from Twenty seyenhs1
MACDoNoUGH-On Friday April 2s James l. MaeiOnOugh aged
| wears, months and days -, ,,, .--.- 4.
The relatives aud friends fsm and the hasanc fraternity N
general respectfully Invited 10 attend bis funeral from ns s
Ihursdsy
O'Clock Brother 'oiono lgh vas f ys' -
Dove Lode No. 81 ofBictmond. Va
SCOTIA Dueceuch" his late residence in the cv Of view
wick THURSDAY night 2th ut, Joseph warner oc"'' VIZ
9JI year his a. ..,.-l
TIE family respectfully invited a'ene
the funeral on ThuTsday, MAY without further nauon bt1se
at residence at II and from TIE fir'' Fsot'e">s
Church. at a -
Tuesday morning May Fab walters we o Nc
late TIE Sutherland the 28ih Of her age
Al l52 81 Brooklyn lhurSay May T. at o'clock m
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
POLITICAL.
CONNECTICUT.


NOMINATIONS FOR LEGISLATIVE oFPICEI THE
SHAM DEMOCRACY OPPOSED TO INYE,.IGAT-
ING THE ELECTION FRAUDS.
HARTFORD, May 2.-The Republican members
Of the Senate tonight nominated the Hon. Ezra Hall OF
Marlborough as President tenn. Of the Senate and
Edward B. Bennett OF Hartford, Clerk
The House Republican Caucus nominated the Hon. Ed
win II. Buebee Of Kingly for Speaker and b. A. Hough
of Danbury and George H. Cowen of Waterbury for
Clerks.
The Democrats have nominated F. W. Seymour Of
Ltchheld for Speaker, and Reuben B. Belden and Mr.
Drlscou OF New-Haven for Clerks. The Democratic
eaneus was secret that Of the Republicans was held
publicly In the Representatives Hall.
Is understood that the Democrats win strongly op
pose an investigation by the Committee on the Convass
OF votes Of the matters In dispute concerning
the count OF the votes in NewHaven and Enfield
where the presiding officers have sent statements
that there were undoubted errors In the counts
The Legislative Committee will have power
to make thorough investigation in order TO decide who
has actually received majority Of the votes cast for
Governor II is pretty certain from what has been
learned Of the action of the Democrats that they will
oppose investigation in every possible way when the
Legislature acts upon the matter.
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.
HARTFORD, May 2.-The Democratic men,
bers Of the Legislature held with closed doors
tonight W. ". Eaton made long speech saying that
there were only two questions to be determined About
the first there could be no division, that every Demo
cratic member would oppose the appointment Of CON-
mittee to go back OF the canvasses returns. About
the second there is division VIII any Democrat
stultify himself by consentng to that Commit
tee. For himself, he would resign his seat first. Some
however do oppose that He said that he
in Gov. Englishs place be would have counter
manded the order for parade. He would send to the
Legislature message protesting against this outrage on
the public Mr.. Ingerson Of New-Haven made non
cOmmittal speech yet leaned in favor OF representa-
sentative the Committee, thinking that posi-
bly, some facts OF advantage 70 the Democracy
might be reached. He took the same ground as Mr..
Eafon that the proceedings Of the Legislature would be
revolutionary, yet it question of policy for the
Democrats Senator johnson took substantially the
position Mr. Eaton but he believed in "pocy"
Mr.. Eaton replied TO these and other gentlemen and
finally it voted TO appoint committee OF one from
each county to decide the question, and report in the
morning The caucus then adjourned
THE FULL VOTE IN THE DISPUTED DISTRICTS.
We give below statement of the vote at
the recent election in each OF the districts towns OF
Connecticut where the result is in dispute:
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
LECTURES, MEETINGS. ETC.

The Harlem Hall at One -hundredand
twenty-hfth-st. and Fourth-ave will DO opened with
concert tomorrow evening.
The sixth anniversary of the National Tenn
perauce Society and Publication House will be held in
Association Hall, Thursday, May IL.
The opening services of the Unitarian Con-
ference in this city took place last evening" at Unity
Chapel, In Observation-Disclosures An ad-
dress was delivered by the Rev Ii. W. Bellows, d. ID.
The Vessei-0 Owners and Captains AssOcia-
ton discussed yesterday the recent legislative amend
ment to the Hell Gate Pilot laws, and condemned the
action of the Health Officers III selz!ng the schooners
Lily and Caroline Hlenze
TypoSraphical Union No. 6 voted, yesterday,
for delegates to tho International Convention to be held
IN Baltimore the first Monday in June. The polls were
open a M 10 10 p. III. large vote was cast put
the result viii not be announced I'll this morning.
At the annual meeting of the American Anti
Usury Society, held at Mohawk Hall, No. i25 Eighth
ave. yesterday Edward Palmer in the chair resolutions
but service aud that the system of usury il unjust
oppressive, and subversiye of moral principle.
DR.. George NJ. Beard read before the Long
Island Historical Society, last evening, paper on
Young Men in Ancient and Modern History, IN which
bo made comparison between the early and later years
in the lives of great men OF all times discussion fol
lowed upon the facts presented IN TeeTehce 70 eher
bearings ON the Darwinian theory OF Development
The Park Commissioners met on Tuesday
and passed resolution requesting the Corporation
the Riverside Park An order OF 100000 was drawn in
payment of improvements on Seventhave Resolutions
were adopted authorizing the grading OF Manhattan
square for the of building for the Museum OF
Natural History: the completion or SeVentnaVe from
Observation-Disclosures a. graVel r0ad the recon,
strucon of the wooden bridge over the Harlem Rve a
McComb's Dam; and the placing OF drlnklnglOuhlains
M Washingtonsquare the Battery 1OIDphlhs--qudre'
and other points The President OF the Board was re-
onested 10 take TO acquire tte 10 iahd III
dmded hetween Ninety-seyenh and Ninety eghth-sts,
from Lighthave. to the Boulevard.
The New-York Presbytery met yesterday IN
the Presbyterian Church at Tenth-st and University
pace 10 consider the report of committee favorng the
,ohase ~ the house of James Brown at University
noce and Ninthst and the erection OF "Presbyterian
uouse on the site The house in question is built on
onertv leased from the Sailors Snug Harber Corpora
jo and Is offered for 9OOo. The report OF the commit
,n ras met by objections that the contemplated pur
w. W. ,as roo COSTLY and in undesirable location and
gas not approved by the members OF the Presby
GbIrch "a its ACQUISITION under present circumstances
onld not be an advantage The debate on the suDect
rs verv long; speeches and motions followed each
h Mds ayd soon reduced affairs to chaos, which was
ended by the adjournment Of the meeting.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03

the presentation speech in the form S' ia an
rrecht uauv, "a which Madam Seebach respohueu ~
erdns pVe, of gratitude 10 the American puoho'
few cOrs and the Director of her season In TINS cOun
E. L. Davenport was entertainer ot pS Sb,l
MI. incIudng many OF the leading etizens Oh M
lsrr par he 9TH uit and the most emphatic appro
Sss SsS expressed with reference to ms IN Se sea
oi tie o,t OF the slough Of neglect ana pnceu
sf nt rank dramatic ssSGH@Sna and as
". foihty 49, fbe Hon. Simon Cameron, MT. IL a.
tsOs pW NT " W Harding Of TIE !~grsr SGn M T. asr
sS SSs y.lSSsf MSSoSff Of Fl Ts ISs s kfss b ii Pan
riscu t. MT R,Sde Of Tie AGE, Mr. l. Cl@g9Srn I'M Mr
est fsncSs tSe Hon \, nc NeSSSis Ss m MI Mr. Potts
wood, Iol; cStt Mir C. f. war0uIton OF ING n'e1y :"
mI m,Idh shipper MI Gcd2sa d. DpasnsoS ~ Boxer Mr. j
s,l Mr. a; a.; r. q Calef and Mr.. c. McMchaei VI A''
te,sj t,tA American and U s. GGsefte
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
OUTDOOR SPORIS.
TuE III PIE.
vxrp,rs FOR TIE PROSPECT PARK TRoTTING
PURsEs.
out exception.

ENTRIES FOR THE PROSPECT PARK IIo4Ii'"
PURSES.
roe number of the owners ana trainers
y, ,o,,,, horses assembled at the Holman House is'
evenn 10 witness the opening OF the entries lor 'c
rse to be trotted for at the approaching meeting oi
the prosnect Park Fair Ground Association Ihere was
~ - t,,rcbapce Of congratulations among the tHrf-
men at their reunion after the long winter months anu
at the brilliant prospect OF trotns dulHs 'e cOaiinH
60 All the nurses filed WE'LL except one Tor four
,aro1ds that had never trotted for money ana Tor
which there was not single entry The omission oil
- or from the entries for the purse Tree TO all was
oyer,od upon very generally, and served TO confirm
h or n nj have recently been current t1et she VII VIII
mover be- able 10 toi III any INNS ~ ~
list of entries is - foii1"s .i... s-,y ns.,ipg I27
@l5@0 premiums - ho.s bat Nave never
/ Durevs "a. LAZY hnnl 4 l. v" nay .
GU, - - a ] - sammi.s Flaibuh "fL ~ ~ OF
J. N.ilss hr. taEiu boitA. ~ sai'a
N'' ll "a a. A Hck3k's o. Dallerhrrs b. II w hone
- = X pobles D. tieofsp W JARVIS ~ T. hal re
7. % ~ "a ave., IN T. God-n's m ron uaaeh - y,
n...b uSnt a. D.. piers houer, u u Al fcisa'on
Mat 60 IS J. J. B0arns b a. Sea fo,in .,o.,
~ eg fof that hsTc never beiien s,v
a. ~, + D. Plfcrs b. Charles + loes 4 h'e.ot
49, Gal 3 u. A. Creanrrs b o. H. ", 6e'rt .
p,.s1 !. u laol s. Y. J. No4ia0. ~ be"s sNsA'''a y
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03

nora h.Nes. eth hem w,sas .sd ass L.s :. -
e., e.; sss.ss sss aa.s h.s is s''Sss ys %
ssss ISc. tSs si. 2, assss:.' ss,:s e.
sear Mic. Rogerl Rsn<oai fer Sos.on.
sehr Y Gratsn. Han. Roudog,. for sev.anen
sss s..1d s:':: sr Hs h;:Sss. a:SssT f. . sf.
ssS sS c: ccaci S.S s5.s Fs;sSS Es;ss S2 6 rs.s sS
Ser Ser ssrT ssTT'' R1s Iss IN MEasSssr 9' ssT. 70 .,
scSf fsss. S:;sih @ %ssiss.s. O. s,s~'~ $50
ss5r jSa jS.eps .Sd %iIP T ais sassiss assS' y.
schr. Rnoch Moore, CaaEh4 r.. Grorsess<u. D. O.
sehr Oliver SbOseb. Dbsesssy Gssse,o~. c. S<s He~
sesr, Daniel Hlme. Lalong Baltimore for New .H.rcn
ser hay O. chia nOinos Eorf,n 3fay xb rslrcsf scss
SER Isle sf Pine. scul viryinia
si's a f.' 60 "a : s % o. 9:ss s::s.a ia
iaa ane weather. was dsJsBsrth u Hstfrt
WIND Sunset, hight 81 clear
BELOW.
Bark Fnesi (Sor). Tberesen from hcsans sdsy.
SAILED.
se1msh,ps Hoaa for Hsnbsrs Semess Jvcsoo. HAn
" leo Tor Savnnah Blen s. Newberp Isaac Bel
and "m p Clyde for sofoih Sc
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Aef Mcneil from Liverpool bss Dsnl from GiSoa B.y Howa
o m ~ ara tud seetla1d from Pensacola brg Msth
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faees sud se6r Ares. from RastSn .eGmst Georrs ~
PcRrREs Mosnos Va May an. bark r. Sheen frs s,nss.
s , I'm senS, y ,n sn & soa & ' mt BY %. steam arp sssss
The huh not injured lsx-ve Sailed
EewYors bugs Edwin and Ssh Qubn rs Iissss,
"a schr s. KusLi from Reealan4 Steamship sofA Poa, ~
BALTIMORE Cleared, steamship VIRGO ior hew-f0k
SPOKEN.
April "a % MILES sosses Of CAPS heay bog si.ahA ks -
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fos bossss. . days est