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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-21
Ddntiua Aca1emles.
Hlusiral 5nstruments.

IFXANDRE ORGANS-FOr Drawing rooms,
~ Cburcnss Chapels. and schools .,,,,,
sOLE MEDAL VI HONOR a. tas UNIVERSAL EAdlbI-
TON cf 1850
TIKI magnificent instrument wnsh ths brilliant Psorna oes
Of
yILAHOVA,
THALBERG,
Nile. WELLS
have rendered p popular In America ia Europe mas been
adopted the artists II both cDntnvI
eOrT sCHsLK, LIST. HOsSlNi, aEfEBBE1h, 60, &c.
PsicEs AT THE DEPOT No. 81 DEYsT,
Z 20 40, sl55, ~ r 30, $50 fsI, sSIo $40
descriptive circular ADDE'S spolicAion 70
BERNARD Z FABREQU ETTEs, JR., No. 81 O-y.sS,
Iupore Of Bussons Acc lrdeols, Violin Strings, &c.
Just Plblsast,
A complete INSTRUCTOR for TIE Alsxsndre OrgAo.
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Spring Beos.
Refrigeraiors.


COMMITTING NEW and SUPERIOR -
y REVoLyIEG snd VEHrILArIa9 REBRIGERAIVAe
Thh article while IL 10 very economical IN Zee, sns'
.noont Of so,lfroom which 10 ARRANGED - 70 Do D"
1sren. apartments thereby keeping oatief mix 49,
ooufna IL contact vith meats FISH, melons, .1Jsn "'
nv .ls, NAV become tainted and spoiled bss wssss 49,
.ts.oh,di NE ssesvss revclys bringing ssSh dls'
Pie box il very ornamental beiss r.de IN AZ 1900 = I
h.1d.ouey srained We also give pefsoeG ss1n . 80
I'D, n Raruins and ysusi.s1s ssba fof S,Ions ~
100 - - T. HEOsssEs0 Sons
No = Walker e., aoaS sfI,asS
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OFEcE or GovsRSoRs Or TEE ALMs-HoUsE,
April %, 1859. :
DROPOSALS-STEAM and BARGE
WANTED Sealed proposals. vii be received BY toe GOV.
Of the Aims House. their Office Rotuuds PARK unt1
p o'clock m. met the services Of STEAM
BOAT and BARGE for 10 commence on the st daJ
Of May Proposals 70 the Of the boat un1Age,
dimensions power and Graf OF and bapk form Of pIo
psss snd all information for the proper understanding Of the
0bSsons suired from parties proponne will be furnished
application a. their Office.
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ID SEYMOUR Principal fhs Boarding schOo, situated 81
Boout,ld n j., within one hours rde II Ne~Yofk BY rail
road viii commerce. Ia 2sta Term MONDAY, May 2 and
cor Al arrange nsnts Of as School
ordered Constitute happy family and pezsn. home xpe
teachers employed al tas Departmental and sp-
cal p.id religious Instruction. Cireasrs msy Be
ob<ane4 Of r. ZOE Co, Ne. 81 God q, II. SEYMOUR
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T IGHTE s. BRADBURYS, No. 42l Broome ST.,
IL psu scsdwsy Rave .pendio .ssornsn' OF ias CELL
lBRLTED PIANo-FORrEs II al s,ylsi, co1ssr1S'sd vita
N. P,.a, Arpo PAnk Fhots IA want Of 'lpsc1f N
sraue., vi TAD l. f9r thetg stysn.A<s - "a.
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SnstrurtirH

4 II. WHEELER, TEACHER of BOOK
IA. KEEPING WHITING, ana ORNAMENTAL
WaIfsk No. SSo B4AivsJ corner of lch-s- Rooms
sou g |, n 70 9 p N. MERCANTILE ARITHMETIC tAasA
yy / able hahsmatjoion.
a n experienced Female TEACHER, 1t pres
eu Principal q scademJ In ne County woad Hto %
charge situation fJr the ty unIcspouAols ref
sr,pc.s .iysn- Salary, Z 20. Address, Tor ESQ sseu
TEACHER, Box No. III Ne=-YorK ?. ..
ga MER. SCHOOL INST. Schools SUP
~ PLIgD 9Th competent Teschefs, snd TeAcasi With
pocn, Parent. obtain Circular, Of tue bes schools
limited - Pupils viii b. received for several schools
SMITH NoODAAn Co No SO Broadway a. Z.
DOYS' BOARDING-SCHO OL-Nin miles from
I'D Hohoksu AID .~o from Hsck-as.cE-s; LYLE FLRkH,
serg.u Coz Rev.Jersey Board sion, v.ains he, sls
,e year IIrsAsl This School scIs,-d large farm
be location very healbJ Next Hsy Pa
- received .uy lime. Dsytsbos, not received
Ter Circc1srs, ks- address
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gbantes for Dnsiness Men.

a PARTNER WANTED with $4,000, in a
useful and honorable BUSINESS, (ssAdy estab snedl
where investments double few mouths beside pAyn
occasionally alternate country trsveaE sendios 20
Ge only ordinary business talent demanded The b. = OF
reference Iven required. Appyto Prof p BRONSON
NJ D.. No. I16 Eb1t liLh-st froto 10 IN T.
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HALLS MUSIC STORE.
IL TIE DRIGGy rATEhr PlANO-fohE1 ,,,
Removed TOE Lew sp.oIs store aud "Afefooa' NO o
Broadway bs:~e.n SPINS A1i Fr-"e 80
rhe continued in nc '-sr, 7ranctes q or D11.
he PUBLICATION 81 MUSIC the AAsuFAcrVsE 81 GCtrszs
sLUTIs ke he and every department u toe sCsic bgs
especially In the gresi 'lceesi and "iv''
demand foT he
DRIGss' PArEsT PIAso-sOsrE,
IA. uera,sry from old ess.hfsned
.,rr eops Of so.ivsy sni PTE pl.c bs-n
FOR u.ary years TO the moe sp.os oomnodoc' and
f,shioD.6e sore NJ. SS Broadway between
s,ts and Pneega book the 81 S,noiss Eaere
. h.vs ey-ry oy serve our hisn.s AID psoEs IN she
wN HALL SON
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PROPOSALS for COAL and WOOD.-Sealed
proposals s be received a. tie Office OF the CLERK OF tse
Beard Of Education OF Grand aud slmtts sud
else until the go day Of April next a. IL O'Clock Don T D
COAL and WOOD required for the Public Schools OF In c
for The ensuing wear saw 5o fifteen hundred tans OF coal
1901 fifteen hundred cords Of oak wood, and tJ 'ho IVA"
ere6 cords Of pine wood, more or less -, .....
The Of the best quality OF Nh'Ie 49, -,
oye size, IN GOOD order 240l twenty-five hundred snc forJ
pour the un be delivered III me b1s AZ e 'o
ri school buianss The proposals. must saSe the mno' rom
b,b n "a 70 supply the GOAL and shs coal be fnshes
nom the mues named accepted ana must safe me pace
Der tnn Of 2,7i0 pounds ~. II, .,.I..,, 49,.
gbs .L wood 10 be of the beS quality the sticks not LEES MAN
thT e than inches In diameter delivered
saved and piled and required split IN the yards cps
or vaults School buildings a. may b dshgsed oy me
proper authority , ,,,-,, - -. -. A. -. 49,.
Cs) feet and ak 10y inches long 800. -, =,
The the price per cord Of ts cubic Set
SOLID pin. OAK wood and siso the prce Per
cut for splitting per load The quantity split on6 -
requtsd by the Committee Supplies .
ib, snd coal will be inspected measured and vehed
y and under supervision Of the Inspector OF Fuel
~ e so.rd Of Edncson coal and wood 70 be delivered
At ths Schools ordered lows: two thirds Of the usn-
hty the let day of May ~ the 18th dag OF Jdyi
tuohfrds the quay coal from the 2oth day OF JT 70
October and The nsuier required b
Tbs contract fi this fuel to be on as i
Nav IS 1870.
Security faithful performance Of the eonsets via be
a1d escb pcposS mus be accompanied win the ns
nature d tbe proposed .uTetiss
Committee sht 10 reject az proposals.
AID a ~ be sube 70 the approval OF tbs Board %
Edueahon. JOHN pANhNrOkr a..
OLIVER n. LEE
DANIEL sbOrE, Supplies
VIZ CURTIS.
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A L. THOMPSON, No. 4c6 Broadway, oftrs
~ PIAEOS from the best manufactures inclnting
HsIs. Botbers Jacob Caesernss ara ohst a. ms o~e"
all fully Euarnteed. seoout hsLd P.nos tAfo1 b. e1
shsnss cf Aso PELODEOSs from the hoase Of
Taylor Farley tina, excel aud Durisy ~ zone
sny reed inrEEmeOt made ORGAN HARdONiU ~ 20
churches eisht drsvEcps with iOs.sve rscas Ca and
ezaaGs : above New ana Tecouakant PizCOs % let
ALBERT WEBER, Manufacturer, No. 1855
~ West Broadway near C1nA-ss, viii sel large ssoft
neDt of h es brsed PtANO-FORfEs very ea. bfsins
second Piano Pores taken " exchange dsr !N YAas.
A can 10 respectfully SJhcissd.
A SPLENDID SEYEN-0CTAYE PIANO,
~ made by one Of toe best makers cl, fIl tone and ly
w.rrArtsd; been Few mouths s1a IN perfect order
eco; vii be sold for &c., iaqge 81 No. lA sia'si
ReaBor, want Of use.
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Daiuts, Oils, GLASS, sc.

GRAPHITE PAINT, DC. ,.~L-
u Yas HERON MINING COMPANY, OWNS $3.50 y
br.,.d .phi,s hire. o. Wste Co 1nty ~ C. sIs 49,, re
furush IN . ~ purchasers their slper~ Osp. "a
u4-o 10 ire dry state for fseinz. and fo1nts'y OF
n.rL sctured ard prepared Ia oil a. ram ~ Pad 81
hruses shfps bottoms Iron aid In works hc,
protect ue,ss from wood from decay ~ .,a<s
ID either ~ stioD Of vaer OF the ensos -foxs
phere lis eI.su.iyey 10 Ia the freaeE s,,.Sfry
nsyiss aud ample testimonials of ~ supenoiy 81
IA be fgrclsEsd BY the Areas . ,ty,.on. MI
D. u 1IFMAsN L Co NO. 49, " -
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ONCE or THE GOVERNORS or THE AIMS HoUsE, I
HgW.YoRK sprtl & 1879 (

DROPOSALS-TO MILK DEALERS.-Sealed
Proposals Oil be received BY the Governors OF the Aims
House ct their Office Rotunds Para, Until II O'Clock OF
the 29h INSTANT for supplying daily 10 the institutions on
Blackwell Island Bellevue Hospital foot Of 18th ST.,
Eat River for or Year from the l5h day Of MAY neI Pare
Sweet Uuskumed COUNTRY MILK, Of tbs beat quality.
BaBk forms Of proposals. and all information for the
Outstanding Of the obgsions required from pstes poPosDg
will BE- furnished application at their office.
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CHIC KERING g. SON s,
~ MANUFACTURE.
GRAND sQUARs aud UPRIGHT PIANOS,
Warsrooms TO. 5S4 Broadway
c. SONS have been awarded f-irytv. Pre- h-fsA i~
.hs sgSsf0Es Of their mangfAtlrs Jr ns sT - Jess
ALsO-FOs SALE:
MASON HANLINS SUPERIOR .. .
HrLO ms II A K a y
Er Parlors Churchs, Vsstriss ara Lodges,
9. Wholesale Ard ketal
PIANOS TO RENT
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pIANOS and MEL0DEONS, wHOLESAIi

4 or RETAIL, or TO RENr-AE.ssy q H.Hsts Co.
N.n known in proved PsDos sad :. o. l. u " s,sS -
1riss heoaeoes Pianos shd helcdeon iOg REQ, Rss -
OF purcbss~. A. N. kAnoUsE. No Sss ssC.s,.s
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POARDING-sCHO0L for YOUNG LADIES

pOARDING-s SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES
- IN SsIevs, svi'I-r.D1-n.A CdAB0UN MULLER hsI
recently orsuee . PRIVATE BOlRolS3-SCHDOL flr
limited nuuh,r o. yo1s ss s Geneva Her cnArsctst
well tef native psce AID Ter fesr-r ,es % excellent
any persons intending her dslflsrs 20 f1fsn
psnroIns; oil b. abe 70 satisfy Themselves vtaolt uy
10 ability - fulfil The shase she hss rntsrtat-n
eks TesrS among 70 n Merle tEogse, .l.hLr Of
The Hilton Ct tie hssru alton and G.1se1 Professor
Of ft,oosy IN Geneva; the Rev Frsceref hnot In Ysi
ard 70 PrOf'ssor l. Af..sI IN America
Professor AsstrE of Cambridge Mas can furnish further
deals and tee general Instruction mis-
skool IN VITO pisn 70 rake such Inquiries
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KEROSENE OILS.
The erlarEeu.,o. ~ ths KEkOsEht "'~
All oRDiks FROM TIE r2a .pDc,s
Win BE- 6lies promptly AT NV IAS.ff ~ co.
W. l. No. 50 sesvsrst, :.
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a LUCRATIVE CASH BUSINESS for
~ sALE-&2oCO s5t00 undolb'ed security for thst
AMOUNT will purchase Il; realize from $500 10 S5ose
krpusly with scarcely dollars risk. TIE business staple
not vay during the the purchaser can SATISFY hmse
tie experiment The article Is 10
daily use apd sells only cash for selling given l.
find suoh opportunity No good will or bonus is
askss give the purchaser fI value IN cash stock sud
cost 81 fixtures Apply to THEODORE BkOOAE, Agent
No. SO WillisIn-st.. room No 6 tort floor.
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DIANOS aDd MELODEONS,-
DIANOS, HARMONIOUS and MELODR0Ss

sss "a seoocdhsud, By Chickerus 6sesr, asu., -
CO. Prime. Co, sni hsssa HAaahu's Ia VAa .n, -
for sAs - gee oArs>ls ot rect sitk rert ,.
ssgcbE.eS kosesooe Pianos for 500 Ro.esNoa 49,
oT Gas Piano Stoos rev aye, - s. sa.e. ~. - -
scR,oss .. ~ao.esss .ad tes4i. Z Z. 9OkDON ~
sro.dvsy Eser &sh-st, snt Ns Ba~sy ~ a. g. pgIlls.
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TOR SALE.-A frst-cass BUSINESS STAND
lie one OF the best Brooklyn Win good paying
custom trade viii be SOLD bargain To who has
csps the business would pay from Ss 600 to S. 900
Apply for particulars 10 r. H. SMITH No Is Spruosst Gun.
Ssy Courier Office.
NOTARIES PUBLIC WISHING 70 SELL
IN OUT can 40 by sending price, with nsns to PUBL
Gus, Box No 50 Tribune Office
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nor SALE or EXCHANGE in the VILLAGE
4 ofJANAt-A, l.. "A PLOf Of TWENfE-eIk ACHES
~ snty the Back Bone aud 10 the most S-s tia
secs Of WOOD Lard toe lsad Il VII be 'oii los Or sz
s5.pasd f msau sired duelnE IN pleasant par Of us
ss.T Aovy 70 4 ii. LUDLOW Co, No Ia P.os-st.
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EOR SAIE-The fine SCHOONER JAS.
STEELE" 1903 register capacity 1870 uns; will carry
go barrels under 600 bushels srn IA oetssea and
yesrs old truunsed rs feet 10
length and IS feet iuhes 10 BREATH Of beam depth Of hod6
feet inches dsVs from 70 feet wsteI Wa be sod cheap
Apply to MILLER ROGERS, No. IS Pssrlst
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q GOOD CHANCE.-FOr SALE, the STOCK,
~ Sc. old established ana profitable MARBLE NON
UhENTAL BUSlNEsS The Advertiser wishes to leave
III, trade dispose q this srsts business essy tsIns
Cepsl required from 81 eco to 5000 Address MARBLE
MAHIJFACTURER Brooklyn Post-OfIos. ES3
DROADWAY LEASE FOR SALE-A two
s,evsrts Tor particulars. sppy 70 HOMER MoR3AH, No.
8
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hoases to Get.

A VERY handsome FRONT PARLOh to LEI
for A. Office sasle for any sbt business No. 95 Prince
H Brosd~sy, eide. For IrthL Par,ulsr. apply 20
w. q. Rose, No. 7. Whts-s-
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go nln FOR SALE at sacrifice, an
IN SIVO. excellent FARM Of 10 sores good dwell
irs ara out buildings neatly ars- OF Ad
updr cultivation and well fenced hne orchard u ca0ec uit
never "a linz priuG Of me Fer pAri1lArs
sppl, 10 I. r. PEACOCK, No. 50 Willlam.,-
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There was largely increased volume of business
to-day aud at the Frt Bosrd particularly the market
had very arin atei appearance. Prices were very
steady during the forenoon and ST tie close OF the
session it seemed as if the market mad nearly touched
bottom on the declens,ou but in the afternoon the
disposition to cell was again strorg, aOd the sligat
frmnsss roticed in the morning quickly disappeared.
After the adjournment, and up to the close Of
business in the street, the market vas declining
one, and closed Heavy, without much activity. Pub
lie attention has been attracted by this sudden chsrge
in prices, ard there is much inquiry as to the
moving causes, without any active participation in
the operations. TIE bears themselves have been
about much exercise, in accounting for the break
down as any, and are evidently rtapng rather
expected harvest Of profits Il hes been patent to al
in the street thst the market has owed great share
Of its strength for tine past to the amost single
handed efforts Of large operator; and the unloading
of heavy lines of stock in that quarter together with
withdrawal of the powerful support hitherto gives,
have alone been enough 10 make striking change in
the market. This, coming at time when the banks
were takirg advantage of tie increased demand for
money on accoun: Of the rev Government, loan
10 raise interest rates has given quick, sharp
rum to the curreat in favor Of the decline. THE
result, DO doubt, will be to attract outsiders
IN much stronger force, and to inaugurate fresh
movements up.n the lower platform of prices:
SO that wien the tide of speculation fairly
turns sgsir there win be more vgor sIf activity in
the resotins steps Of the market Meantime the pres
ent paric tnrn must run its course The movement,
h Pacific Mail we're quite as eccentric as heretofore
the ,tcck hrst improving slightly a. the opening Of
business, ard then settling back again uuder pres.
suie Of stock and closing very heavy. The FIRST sales
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DIE d.

lBBEY-At Ropdo1t on Sunday Js- % IN The 1870 Jesr Of
hi. age, Lyman c. second son Of d. D. Abby esq q
BARrHoLF-on Monday Jan. 81 # disease Of the heart
Margaret Jane. wife Of Geo. L. Bs1thof' sssd 81 year,
The relative. snd Of the family repeciay invites
10 attend her funeral from her tte residence NO -.
Tentb street on Wednesday. st Her remains viii De
taken to Mount Pleasant Cemetery ~ j. ior n'effsh' ."
the follow ing morning a. 3 a. M
ST. Of consumption, Chsr.. II Bacon, aged 10 years.
cAsTLE-At 10 &c Clinton street, on @pnssy morning jan
CoNKLIN-At No 3o4 Ess, Broadway on Monday evening
Jan 81, William henry, only .on Of AIRED anu ''"'' l.
pyxTyR-op sa,urdsy morning. Jan 20 Mr.. Eliza Dexter,
e Of iona Msrsh Ds1,.r ana danahsr Of the lste Cap
% and friend. d her son. .onpaw Georse and
Henry James Pehsr are invited 70 aend TIE
fansrs from the Pr.sbyersu Church, Eighty srth street.
Yorivis between Third and Fourth avenues, At ii O'Clock
on Thursday, FEB g. without further notice
HFRRICK-Ou Monday evening Jan 81 Louisa Wemmel,
wife Of Charles T. Herich and daughter Of Peter Wemn H.
Wedn,sesy morning al O'Clock from No 2l Barrow street,
near Railroad aveIue jersey City
HEALY-n THIS city Monday jan ST. Sarah heey dsnsh'
Of John Hesly aged 8 years.
@cDONALD-In Brooklyn, on Mosdsy jan 81 Csthsrine'
wife Of James Nc Donald, eyed 80 years
sIMONs-In Brooklyn at No l4 WDl'qshby street on fdsy
jan &C. Emma beloved dsushteI of James and Louisa L. ST.
mons, aged years and months
Her remains were Inferred in Greenwood
Weep not for me, dear mother;
Dear father dry your eyes;
Altar beyond the skies.
Bright ANGELS eau me thithe7;
They beckon me TO fly
Where al 10 bright and cheerful
To ths< home beyond the sky.
You 700 will come there mother,
And you. father, when you die;
And little Emma will welcome Yon
To her home beyond the sky
sUTHERLAND-On Tuesday, Feb j. Douglas, youngest child
Of the Josiah Sutherland aged years month and
days
The funeral viii take place TO day tFeb p At O'Clock m,
from the bis father No 70 East twenty seventh
street The friends Of the family respectfully invited 70
attend.
SMITH On Monday JAM 81 Asa Smith, aged 60 years
his funeral will take place this day al lcl from his late
residence. No. So Worth street.
sTAFFORD-In Brooklyn, Tueiday Feb l. Jane A. Stat.
ford.
Due notice ofthe funeral viii be given in onorrov's pspe
sHEEHAN-on Tuesday JAM IS Aphonsus Joseph infant
Of DR.. p. 4. shehan Of No. II Spring street
TUCKER-At Mount Vernon, Westcbeser County ~ Y, on
Monday Jar 81 after a short illness, Mrs Sarah Tucker,
formerly Of this city, aged 80 years and 10 months
TRACY-In city, Monday morni JAM 81. the be-
loved " ife Of William G. Tracy
WARIHG-In this city tuesday, Feb Stephen WaTne
aged 81 years.
TIE remains will be taken New Rochelle for ntermsnt
WOODS - At No. 2B Ninth avenue, on Monday Jan. 81
Ca.hs rine wife IF Bernard Woods formerly OF Poneroy
County Tyrone Ireland.
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Northumberland By TeieSvepA

Nrw.oslsaSs jar Sl-CorroS unchanged Sales To-Day.
a h. muset srtti-d aud ., nomins
hnn, Al.s Of 600 bhcs ~ savsace OF g., tas No
,.o,. o.ius de4c for fully fair MoLsssks dec T.
~. poSs ,,ysnoed q oSc and selling At sle 2sd fi9
~ MAS sc,ye ct advanced prices sales OF $500 hs-
"a SIDES sc LAsp in be' he offered and refused iaaia
R.eeISe advanced TO-, and ssllnE O. 'Sic. -, -,
Nv Osly,Ss FEB I -corroN-ssies 10 DAY, ttb oeess
~ 49, b., caused decline Of t. Mddns. ~
is, 81 he last three days 80 bales RECEIPTS Of tss
.sns i'm. 81 coo bales sUGak hrmi sales o. SO hnda
Mals.,e. ,sl., OF $500 bhds Sc southern White "BEAr
ssc Rulk PoRx sales OF 10 900 70 sAoGdsr' To- Hams s
PEiLIpftTHiA, Feb l-FlovR IS hrm 81 ~ go -
wur,r InoyApt ana sdvsncmf; White ~ 0Usi 70 ned
81 "a CoRS dan; yellow 7s7et Mes Posk has sdsAnese
50 cents aud /. selling SIS 7oGSls So LAID lin oAfse
l2ic. srm at y cents ,,,,,,s,.
CIxeIsS.rI jan. Sl-rLouS firm At s. tatSS WsisSy
dull aud unchsrsed PosS snoysnt Mess sS Sgss Laso
has advanced and barreed 10 sns 81 llic and sess Ice.
sHoVLDERseIc. . NJ ~
AZ IS d IS ~ tOr sup.rhu. WHISKY unchanged saes a.
g. Nee. PoSk auysnc.d 20 Sl9 Buh MEATS unessnses
L.sp he al iI0St, With buyers :. loGlS. b.cos mna
R,TfMoRE. Feb L-ELous dull Howard street 10 held
"a b., thsre are bayers thA' prize WHEAT
,tsns,d White 81 4o9el 10, Red So9xl S. CosS 10
-, a. -S9 1sc for both White and Yellow. PROVISIONS
ssuiet WHIsKy dull and held 3, 2saSi'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-02
Albany Cattle Market.
Reported Soy The n. y. 1rbsns

WEST ALs.sr, Monday, Jan ST. 1883
BrEvEs-Ths fresh arrivals at this lace number isW Win
10, @ az. .b, preSshns opinion b.as supply
would h,pcs has been CHECKED ny sellers
putting tHer pic. @ one cent Y 10 BAT os s.e,h
neeprs forward in frat hands We quote ths week. mss
quality Ste secold do. IT.. thrd, 81 ~,
The Cattle distributed at the dinerent ynd o
q, More. co., Ganups 80, Haa,ers Soo about 100 q
j. Freeman .od Is State at rhead, Sc y 10 sellers
A. MwhOrtsr sold IS State ssl 50 per head would weigh
Lee n each. ,, A., -.
). 3 Taylor sold IS Ohio, at s7s 81 y head weight
o. ; L. Due solo State to go East, 7s y head weight
: Busona sold 81 Michigan for s76 q bead.
Terry Jahnson sold 10 Michigan at sS 80 v 100 and II
at 81
sHEEP-Ths receipt. hare show falling of, but prices ~
ain good fer the best ezra ones bringing sny
price .sied Among the Gales we soes Gurus OF sa,o.os
ls 10 esch Monroe Of Brighton bought 100 ct prices
ranging fF.m 20 % head s,, ,,,cb.r, han. 70, III.
Capt Rodse5 NJ oraw bought :. fOllo~' ,.,.
- 8 Sheep
40 she.pN 4 % 40o M -
10, % Sheep s1 IS ~ Average head 5
Mchs.n syer.s $50 each, .od for sc. This Is the only
sale Of fat Hogs here
L.bt P. butcher, u.e oil sell for Sic Store Pigs
SIC H. according to quality ia, Hogs 6c 70 6ic
fhe following OF the Of i've stocs
ceved NewYork Central Railroad for the week
This week Lat week Since Jan. L
ssssss,.!ss..............,.a,ss $50 so $50 $50
Corresdins week Av weeks recelpa
c.,,. last , yssr h,s ys"
sheep..............'...'.Sy 90.
hoss'''''''..............%o '"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-02
A .PUFFIAlN SHOT.

Last evening, a number of rOwdies entered the
butcher and provision shop kept by Henry Ford, at
No. 900 varick street, and helped themselves to a
variety Of small articles that came in their way The
gang mace furious onslough upon barrel of white
picked onons, aud it not until Mr. Ford asked
them IL they intended paying for the pickles they
had devouied that they desisted. This request on
his part was, it seems, the signal for an attack,
and two or three Of the ruffiacs set upon Ford,
and knocking him down, beat him badly. Ford
succeeded in getting away from them, and run
ming into adjoining room returned in few
moments with a gun loaded with heavy buckshot.
Again they made attack upon hi n, and in the
scuifie tba. ebsued the gun discharged, the con-
tents taking effect the person Of one Of the party
named Nike o. Brisn. Officers Noun. and Price, Of
the Eighth Precinct, hearing the discharge OF firearms
kaser TO the shop aud there found OB stretched
upon the floor, suffering intensely from his wounds.
The moment the shot was fired the companions of
o Brien fed, leaving him to his fate. The wounded
man was removed TO the Station House for medical
attention, and thence to the NesYork Hospital Ford
was taken into custody and will probably be held to
await the result Of OBriens injuries The prisoner
says that be has suffered considerably of late through
these rowdy gangs, ard only few nights ago had a
new cart stolen from the front of his shop.
He further says that he brought the gun out for the
purpose of intmdating the rordes, and that during
the rush they made TO get possession OF the gun, 1t
went of.
Detective. Officer Bennett yesterday afternoon ap-
pretended one of the gang to which Brien belongs,
on charge of stealing two oveicos,s valued at no.