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The Cincinnati Comm ercinl quotes COKE S
I" Mcmoirs of WALPoLE" to show that Sir
ROBERT. in denouncing the declarations Of
political charlatans or pretended patriots,
said "All those men have their price,
Not "all men,"
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lion. 3. ). Cox said in u recent public
speech that Mr.. VALLAND1dHAs showed
those characteristics which came. he
thought from his early, rigid Presbyterian
discipline.
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A YANKEE Will" The hard, earnest
way in which some" Yankees 6 hate mig
gers affords really a curious subject for
study" The other day Mr.. J.. S. WHITE
died, leaving $4,000 to the University OF
Vermont at Burlington, upon the express
condition that no colorcd student should
ever receive 4 dollar of it.
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The Rev. Charles Cleveland, of Boston,
received an ovation at the hands Of his
friends Wednesday, the occasion being his
ninety ninth birthday.
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@y NEW AND BEAUTIFUL FOR
JUNE AND JULY.
GOODS FOR TRAVELLERS AND SLAYER
THOME ALSO.

GOODS FOR TRAVELLERS AND sTAYERs
AT HOME ALSO.
T.R PRICE CO.,
Keeping their stock new and fresh at all seasons,
are getting in daily, by express and steamers,
New TRAVELLING LINENS for suits,
PLAID and CHENE JAPANESE POPL1NS,
FANCY oRGANDIES and JACoNETs for hot
weather,
More or their best quality IRON GRENADINES,
WHITE and COLORED PlQUES
FIQUE TRIMMINGS,
Beautiful new PRINTS, all the recent patterns, In
endless variety PERCALES also,
BLACK TAAISE for summer mourning dresses,
BLACK CHALLIES, very best quality,
BIACk "a and g. MOUSE LINES,
BLACK ENGLISH GRAPES and CIR AP E
GRAPE SETS and COLLARS,
EMBROIDERlES "a lovely lott,
LINEN and LACE SETS,
LACE-TR1MMED COLLARS,
MUSLIN SLEEVES,
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS, &C.
BOYS, AND CENTS GOODS:
White and Colored Linen Drilis ana Dusksi
Fancy Cassimeres, French rs well as virginia
made VestIngs in every style: SOCKS, Coilars,
&c |. linen Bosom Shirts; GarZe Shirts Draw
ers Black and Colored SILK and Thread Gloves
E,yerythinp sold OF best quality, and at the very
lowest prices and nothing endorsed but what ls
good of It's kind. I. q. fh m, is,s 80 S,r:.st
je7 ii0h -'" ~ "
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SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING

SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
~ AT
1917 MAIN STREET.
have this day received per express my second
supply Of
SPRING AND SUMNER SUITS
for gents', youths, and boys wear, consisting OF
suits In Derby, frock and French sack style. Price
from 1880 mp TO $40 suit. Fine BLACK, BLUE,
and BROWN DREsS FROCK COATS at low
prices.
Casstmeres, Black Cloths, Doeskins, Blue Elan
mel, ead Vsstings, which MAKE UP TO Or
BY STOCK Of FURNISHING GOODS 10 COM
ple.e JULIUS kRAkER,
ap2s Merchant Tailor.
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CLOTHING.

SUMMER CLOTHING.
WHITE DUCK SUITS,
BROWN DUCK SUITS,
BLUE FLANNEL SUITS,
CHEVIOT SUITS,
WHITE DUCK VESTS
WHITE MARsEILLES VESTS,
PIAGG9SNnA1kIs T G1 81 ana 'Hsis'
all this seasons make; NICE, NEAT, TASTY, and
can't be equalled in this market either as TO style
orpIce. Cali at NEW sToKE lIe ea h sMf sTTfe'
NONE BUT NEW GOODS,
TO BE CONVERTED INTO CASH.
SKELETON CASHMERE SUITS,
SKELETON CHEvOIT SUITS,
SKELETON FLANNEL SUITS,
SKELETON DIAGONAL COATS and VESTS,
WHITE DUCK SUITS,
BROWN DUCK SUITS,
BROWN LINEN SUITS,
sILK-NARP ALPACA SACKS,
COTTOE-WARP ALPACA SACKS,
WHITE MARSELLLES VESTS,
and complete assortment Of
VURNIsHINa GOODS.
adapted to the season-
GALL NEW GOODS, ANDAT LOW PRICES"
DEVLIN'S,
1907 MAIN STREETL
OPPOSITE PosT-oFFICE.
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NORTHERN ICE.-We have contracted
~ for q full supply OF the celebrated kENNE-
Bee RIVER ICE, and are now receiving from
the above river ice twenty inches in thickness,
clear crystal, and hard as 1int-supeIior to any
Ice coming into this market, not excepting the
pure Boston ice. We are the only dealers recsiv-
log th.s &C ebrated Ice so universally known as the
purest and best In the country. W are prepared
ut all times 10 furnish ice Of the above IalI.y by
the cargo, canal-boat, or car load, ana we give
special attention on all occasions to the packing
and shipment OF the same City customers fur
nishad on the most reasonable terms.
MCGOWAN d LAMPKIE.
js23,lm No. 1911 Cary street, Richmond. Va.
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND PETERsBURGl
RAILROAD COMPANY,


RAILROAD COMPANY, 7
RICHMOND, June 3, 1871.
A II A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
IN DIRECTORS of the Richmond and Peers
company on the sth day Of June, 1871, 1t was re-
solved and ordered that a general meeting Of the
stockholders of the company be called 10 be heid at
and sth streets, In the city of Richmond. Va, on
WEDNESDAY. the l2:h gay of July. ISL, az 4
cation from the Board OF Public Works, dated The
10th day of April, 1871, In relation to the exscu-
tion OF contract required by the frs: secton
Pubic Works TO SELL &C., &C., &C., approved
March sS 1871. and such ether business rs may Dc
brought before the meeting. =
the Stockholders Of .he Richmond ana petersburg
Railroad Company be held at the time ana place
mentioned In the f,-e2oing resolution;
THOMAS II. WiNNE, President.
NJ. w. WARRINGTON, Sec'y and TreaSr.
jc9-td
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SUMMER REseRTs.
THE RED sULPHUR spRINGs

~
ne Esp SUI
eut season, and the came IL = :, '' 'AS pres
NOW OPEN FOR THE RYCEpTrou ~.
VISITORS. w
Every exertion has been mace to render n, ~.
core comfortable In all res9ects. "Ho
a., me saole vii DO furnished with every loxuyv
Rooms with Are places will be supplied and sv-
eay,n9ng oene an;s may conduce tothe heath and
|. These Servings are located In Monroe .onr,x
West SirgiRia, SO miles from the Virvinjs "a
Tennessee raiiroad at Dublin depot. at whI.ss
point conyeyances will be found ready In conr sn
passengers over fine turnpike TO the Snrirg
They are distant - miles from thu G,eent ssa
White Sulphur, on the Chcsape 4ke and SSn r.ti
road. from which point passen gers win no ca
yeyed to these Springs by commodious stare.
The Bed sulphur Springs are unlike anv o.ho,
mineral water, aud In the language OF houdreSss
who have visited and been cured oy them, we NAV
repeat, are the most valuable mineral waters on
the Continent" This water Is already specific
for all forms Of pulmon ,ry disease, and Is fas,
becoming tie Mecca or consurrptiyes It has aIso
teen found specific In bronchitis and throa, die.
eases, di.eases or The heart chronic diarTb1rs
chronic bepstitts, nervous irritsbtlty scroInIs
aud female diseases, &c. Persons dssttipg mr.,
Their information regarding tie virtues OF thee
waters Win be furnished by mali with panphlst
containing the evioeGce Of distinguished p6SM.
clans and others.
js22. I'm DUNLAP, ADAIR & co.
;[Norfolk virg1n'an az d Wilmington delaware,
Gazette win please copy for One month, and send
bill to proprietors for paymeDt1
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p AWLEY SPRINGS,
ONE OF THE MOST CELEBRATED
AND IMPORTANT OF ALL THE

Go
will be open on the FIRST OF JUNE, ISL, for tho
reception Of COMPANY. Situated as II is In the
mountains OF the great Valley, 1t Is not only one OF
the most delightful summer resorts in the state,
but It's wonderful curative properties are becom.
ing widely celebrated.
The analysis Of the water by Professor Mallett,
of the University OF Virginia, together with the
experience OF many eminent physici3n5, prove
that 1t IS "the Springs for suffering females
but, besides It's wonderful tonic properties, IS q
remedy In general debility anemfa, and diseases
ment of the various forms OF dyspepsia and par
tcuarly for those suffering from a torpid and In
active liver, its action upon the lyer a. well as the
kidneys Is prompt and decided. Very many re-
markabe cures could De cited Of this class OF trou.
blesome diseases.
RAWLEY
is now easy OF access, stu'ted only twelve miles
fro III Rarrisonburg the present terminus Of the
Orange and Manassas Gap railroad, from which
paint there will be Two daily lines of stages, morn
ing AMI evening.
road from Harrtsonburg TO the Springs. THREE
HUEDRE } PERSONS can now be very comfort
ably acconmc dated at these Springs.
There 10 = telegraph Office ut Hsrrisonburg.
Tee ACCbMMJDaGIONSw will be STRICTLY
FRS TIC LASS, under the management or Joseph
Resident PHYSICIANS: Gordon & Williams. one
or The other OF whom will be In attendance during
the entire season.
RATES OF BOARD:
Per month. W
FER week. ..''.''''''."''''" 10 w
Children and servants half-price., ,p,or
President of the Board Of Directors of Rawley
Snrings Comuany, my 70 I'm
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a -, ..a. resort just finished and pewly
:, n ,shsi situstsd on The Blue Ridge mountain ~
ns GSe IA ss sn sad sossd
rosu. wv Sis nar week for less than mon,a
pps ssa NJ per DAY Children under twelve ysars anu
co ,sa sa.s Servants A !. II. GOODBYE s CO..
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H BATH COUNTY, VA.

Ill BATH COUNTY, VA.
These RENOWNED SPRINGS and GREAT
NATURAL CURIOSITY arc situated In the 70.
mantle Warm Springs Valley. The season Ol ISL
will commence JUN ~ tST.
These thermal waters are celebrated for their
CUEATITE virtue In chronic rheumatism, govt
torpor Of liver, chronic enlargement OF liver or
spleen, chronic diarrhga or dysen!ery, non.oT,
ganic paralysis, old injuries diseases OF the SKIN
respectfully Of syphllitlc ortgin) chronic diseases
OF the uteris, affections OF the womb, ana 0ther
diseases OF delicate character Incident 70 le-
males.
Baths vary In temperature from So to Ito degrees
Fahrenheit.
THE cccOmm diuops are frst-class and ofer
unrut passed attractiono TO the Invalid and plea
sure seeker.
Telegraph office In hotel. Ut
Prof J. L. CABELL. II. D., OF University OF VIZ
ginia. resident ply stefan.
furnished on application 10
s sHis TA 4 Pk1 8 e. &c Richmond, va'
JAMES L. AUGUST; Hot Springs,
NV 1o-tJ.I Bath county, vs..
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DRY GOODS.
r 0OK. AT THESE FIGURES.

T OOK AT THESE FlaOhE"o'
1000 wards OF beautiful Dress Goods at l2ic.;
1000 yards Figured Grenadine at 12ic.; Linen
suiting Goods only &c.; Black Summer Mohair at
&c.; beautiful Japanese Grenadines, tstriped and
plaid in all colors at 1stc; 5000 yards Of other
Dress Goods just ceived inthe piece and alfo In
patterns at prices far below all competition; LOCO
wards of the handsomest French Lawns (war-
ranted). These goc DIS would be very cheap at dou-
BILE the prices at which we are selling them.
STRAW GOODS.
A few Mems, Boys, Ladies', and Misses Hats,
which we are closing out this week at half price,
Gents Panama Hats ut less than half price.
MATTINGS AND OIL-CLOTH.
A few pieces and some remnants, which we are
closing out at very low figures to make room.
FLOWERS.A .ur
few very fine French Flowers at less than half
their value.
LACE POINTS.
few ow.priced and also few elegant
igenuInel Llama Lace points warranted to be the
hsndsomest gu ,lity in The city, will be closed OUT
at cost. Ladies who are judges w,ii una q ie"
ye1 v han dsome bargains H. these points ,,ss
lie AZ DUCKWALL g kOOss.
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mEEgnNGS.

A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
IA FAIRFIELD TOWNSHIP viii be held at
REV Bridge Tavern on SATURDAY, 2dth June,
1871. q: IL O'Clock.
The oversecrs Of the roads will make their an
nual returns, and the newly-elected owe seers
Will come forward and qualify as the law directs:
Those persons that have accounts to be settled
will come forward, as expect to pay them on
that day. GEO. w. BA RkbR,
lie % st Clerk Of Fairfield Township.
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WANTED, SCRAP BRASS, COPPER,
w AND LEAD--About (7e) seventy tons good
Scrap Brass, about t3O) thirty tons good Scrap
Common Yellow Brass or Hard Lead wanted. a d.
dress, stating what same has been used for present
size and weight Of pieces, and lowest net cash
price, RALpH BAGALEY, Secretary of West
inghUusc Air Brake Company, Pittsbuig, Pa.
je l2-lm
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RkUoh noo' wAYNEsBoRo'. VA.

Tbt, house Is still open for the reception Q. Ss
tors AZ Is situated Ia the pleasant Wits, , "a
WAynesboro', Immediately under s ns. a ssi oaa
pnICE or RoAHD: o. per day, elo pr Eeek' Wv
Per Y; h a,,n Proprietor.
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INVEST END HOTEL, Long B 1nsI ~,
w Nh, formerly ste;son House, .I1,ei 2I and
rst-c,sss In every respect. VIII % Saas sart rs,
management OF James Sykes, Oh o,ihe Gilsey
Washipgton, aud Peter Gsrdner, now .s. " Ssy York
Hote,. Applications for rooms &c, unnss. n.
the hotel, or by Mr. Gardner, q: Sitsss C.:
4, 90 ~ Propr!etors.
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RUSH FOR TIE BARGAINS
SECOND WEEK OF OUR REGULAR SEMI
ANNUAL CLOSING SALE.

Embroidered Bcrages at is. 20, and Csc;
Silk. Figured and striped Grenadines at 37i, %,
organdie and Jaconet Lawns st l2i, l6s, 90 and
White ones at IS, 30, 37A, &c., &c.;
Beautiful Japanese SILK Patterns at $40;
Real Llama Lace Shawls at 10, II, Is, 20, and $25
Best Pongee SILK Parasols at $50 and %;
First-quality Kid Gloves at 8l.25 every pair war
ranted.
Black, White, and Colored Alpac IS. Black Grena-
dimes, Black and Colored Silks, White Cambrfcs,
Naiusooks, Swisse5, Taratans, Orgaudics, Table
Linens, Linen and Cotton Sheetings, Napkins,
Towels, Quilts, Black and ColoTed Grensdne
Shawls, nd everything in the Dry Goods line.
GIVE Us A CALL.
WIN. THALHIMER & SONS,
No. Sol Broad, corner 9th street,
jeIo Broad. street Dry Goods Emporium.
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1FOUNTAIN.TOP HOUSE.

M oN Ata'04 -, ,.,,,., resort,
This desirable and beautiful summer ISL, Mann,
sit ated ON the summit OF the B.ue hiage v.ii.
iaiu, on the line Of the Chesapeake ana va CO.
commauding full view OF the SURROUNDS S,, raats
country, has been enlarged and th1rongni' ''A'
tel, and VIII be open on sbs lst OF ~ a,a. per
BOARD Per mouth $40; per wesk. %. 81 .sr
day, /. Chi dren under Il years, ana eoiofe' '''
wants, half price. 10 any
TheCHALYBEATE SPRINGS are eqaAi "
Coaches Will run daily TO aud from the dspe6t
my 25-lm JIM. n. DL,n .S-------
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A FEMALE TEACHER.-A young lady
N of three years. experience In teaching wishes
10 procure 81 uation as TEACHE k In semi
nary or private family. She Is full graduate OF
Iollins Institute, fine scholar, and lovely char
acter. She teaches al literary branches usually
pursued by young ladies', ana music. rus young
lily. NO objection to going south or west. Ad-
dress n. Y. H., care OF Major j. B. Hill, 922 Main
street. Richmond, Va, stating terms.
CbAS. l.. COOKE,
Superintendent Holllas Institute.
In w Dow I<y
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TOLD WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
z J RUCKRRIDGG COUNTY, VA, Two miles
from Gosi Gu Depot or the Chesapeake and = mo
railroad, and thirtS our miles west OF stauntoa;
will be open for visitors On the F1hsf OAi We
Being furnished with entirely new furniture,
q Good ban rom music is In attendance.
BOARD: Per day, 50; per month, sse Two
months, els per month: three months w pet
"A daily line Of stages to this place from 80. hsn
Depot. chocolates,
j. Is. GOUDLOE, proprietor;
Msfor z. II. WOODWARD, so well known 70 Sus
travelling public, Is the manager. my .9-lLn
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WANTS.

ysTANTED, the people to know that now
,nsd oNI5yS From Or to FIVE. / III, 'USAND
RNKRELS WANThDIMMEDIAT by
l.. POWERS.
lie % l510 Main street, near CId Mfrhet.
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WANTED, a PART OF HOUSE or
w FL00E: unfurnished. Best OF references
given. Address Box No. 49, Richmond, Va.
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JAMES L. AUGUST. Hot Springs.
nv ls-tJ,I Bath county, Va.
wv BATH COUNTY, VA.

OATH ALUM SPRINGS, VA,
- In BATH COUNTY,
ten miles west Of Mllbore' Depot, CHESAPEAKE ana
Ohio railroad, on man stage road 10 Warm, How
and Healing Springs, accessible from al Poinss
in the United States, one days travel from asn'
The haaIth-giying waters and pure mountain
air make this delightful resort for inyAlids ana
pleasure seekers. - ,,.,
June lst. snn
Board per month -four weeks. ....: :......'S''."
For circulars with pa tic liars, address
JOSEPH BAXTER, tropriet"r,
mvof In, Bath Alum, Va
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President of the Board Of Directors of Kawley
Springs Company. my 20 I'm
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY, a good
w COOK, WASHER, and IkONER, Without
'''o '''' - Mrs. f. j. THURSTON,
TN Nc. Ala Broad street.
The New York herald., 1871-03-27
JOURNALISTIC NOTES.

The Greensboro tN. C) Patriot has been enlarged
and otherwise improved.
The Waverly Ill.l gazette has suspended, and, the
editor says, from all appearances, permanently.
J. @. Howard, OF the Columbus tOhio) Journal
has severed his editorial connection with that paper
A new paper called the TiOgd Comfy Record has
been started in Owego, n. Y, by c. Ii. Keeler and
y. S. WEBSTER.
There has been recent change In the editorial
department OF the Philadelphia Age. Colonel Charles
]. Biddle has taken the place OF Mr.. Welsh.
The editor OF the Valdosta (Ga.) Times has been
brought before the Street Commissioners or that
county for refusing to work on the highways.
The Gloucester tva) Herald, published at Glouces-
ter Court House, has been purchased by General
William b. Taiaferro, Major Peyton N. Page and
Captain s. d. Puller.'
There Is one city in Iowa where the efforts or pub.
fishers OF daily paper are appreciated and encour-
aged. OttumWa Is this goodly CITY, and the Courier
is the daily. Its senior editor Is Supervisor OF Inter
nal Revenue its next editor Is Postmaster, Its third
man Is Assistant Assessor OF Internal Revenue and
the city editor Is City Clerk.
An Illinois newspaper having claimed the young
est compostor In the West lad OF eight years. the
Lancaster (Ohl0l Gazette says:-"rne writer Of this
was compositor at the age Of seven years; setting
column OF plea day, in 1922, on the old Delaware
Patron NOW Gdzettej. We stood up to the case in
an oldfashioned Windsor chair that had board
eeatf :
The New York herald., 1871-03-27
tHOTiIEG LOAD ON TIE CAMEl's bACg.

TO TEE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
SIR-Noacing In your edition OF yesterday, In the
Albany news bill having passed the Assembly to
reimburse the seventyninth regiment for uniforms
worn out during the war, aud having been one of
the Seyenty-ninth regiment New York volunteers.
during said war, aud one OF the militia regiment
from its organization unit it went 10 the war de-
clare the whole transaction outrage on the tax
payers OF our already oyerburdened city county
and State, for the following reasons:-
Ftrst-There are bur some four officers ard six or
seven prvates now In tie regiment who received
discharges or served out their time with SAID reg
nlent during the war.
Secoald-lt is the veteran Association that would
be entitled to tie $1,000 should IL become law, and
they have not asked for IT,
Thlrd-There were not three hundred men in the
regiment when II went to the war who owned their
own uniforms many OF whom stayed at home OF
Eoi sckr soon after the balance, about eight hun
dred uniforms being furnished by the Union De-
fence Committee and with which the general gov
ernment has already been charged tsee the bill OF
stue OF New YORK against United STATES ana cred
uel 10 account OF the Seyenty-ninth regiment New
York yoluuleers).
FOUh-nad not the present field officers better
resign land attend 10 politics for which they seem
betler nttedl the command OF a regiment which
SHOWS decrease since they took command, and
wblie there IL yet left eorporas guard TO form the
nucleus lor regiment by more energetic men9
ONE WHO KNOWS ALL ABOUT lT AND ArAX-
PAYER,
The New York herald., 1871-03-27
the GaeEHP0IAT TRAGEDY.

Dr. Joseph Creamer will, to-day, hold postmor-
TEN examination OF the body OF Denis Mccormack,
who was shot through the head and instantly killed
on Saturday evening, by George Necp, at his lager
beer saloon. near the Blssville bridge Greenpoint,
and an inqulsition VIII be held Immediately after.
wards py Coroner whltehin. The particulars Of this
sad tragedy were published in yesterdays edition OF
The Herald. and no additional evidence win be
brought forth until the coroners Inquest venes
James Reed, one OF the companions OF Mccormack
al the time he met his tragica death, arrested
yesterday morning by tie police or the Seventh pre-.
clnct and detained as wItIess.
McCormacks friends have taken charge OF his
body, ana IL now lies at his late boarding house,
Union avenue, near Eagle street.
The prisoner, Neep, is confined In the Seventh
precinct station house. and none but his counsel
were allowed 10 converse with him yesterday. He
Is q native OF Darmsadt Germany, forty -one years
Of age, and has vile and family.
The New York herald., 1871-03-27
SUICIDE At NEW MILFORD, CONN.

on Thursday last young man, named frank
Bardwell committed suicide in the lott over the
drug store OF Mr. Boardman, in this place, by shoot
ing himself through the head with revolver. Mr..
Boardman went TO dinner at noon, as usual, and on
returning 10 the door found 1t locked but supposing
that young Bardwe, who was his clerk, had gone
TO dinner also, he did not make any search for him
WI ABOUT Ihree O'Clock in the afternoon. He was
uhsDle 10 Ind any trace OF him. however, and gave
up looking. Later In the afternoon, having occa-
SION 10 go into the room over the store, he dis
covered drops OF blood trickiing down from the
ceiling upon the moor Beng considerably startled
ne cajied Ia neighbor and going together into the
loft, they found young Bardweil lying on his face
shot through the temple, with q seven shooter wing
at his side, one barrel OF which was empty. Bard.
wei was young man OF good character, was
been q soldier In the Union army, and had lost the
use OF one arm by wounds. No cause Is known for
his committing the fatal act. His remains na We
been sent 10 MASSACHUSETTS where mis- friends re.
slde.
The New York herald., 1871-03-27
Tue FINAL STREET QUOTATIONS.

The following were the closing street prices Of
the active stocks on Saturday evening:-Western
Union Telegraph, 577s So; Pacific Mail. 43 43H;
New York Central. consolidated, YAK 95; New
York Central, scrip, 90 92A Erie, 2OX 81;
Reading, 1929 l02X; Lake Shore, 101
1915 Pittsburg, l1a,l 113H; Northwestern,
se1s s61S; 90. preferred, 90 e6,S; Rock Island,
114H 114x; st. Paul, e13I 6l; do. preferred, 79X
80; Wabash, 674 SIX; Ohio and Mississippi, AK
AK; Boston, Hartford ana Erie 1I 1H; Union
Pacific, 22a1 %; Columbus, Chicago and Indiana
Central 22Z a 22Z