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New-York tribune., 1869-04-02
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Ydns sss IFssyj tnorduf csei p. residence q her
attend Ihlennest at soaih HstsJ, Mass l.o {
BnsHoP-On Thursday April Jsnes W. Bishop the str
TIE j.nd. s invited to ,.S .: funeral
from bis late ,ssdeSe No. 10 A''of1ey'L 'h' pna- evening
BARKyou weds..day M.rrh 81 sau-usl Bury, tie ssh
n: =; : = s.s: Hy t:? . ay';a 4 :',::
s We nm H a. ias Ia Ws For.,!ssys uhsl 80 ''
HslaI n g. papers please copy -tl.i,sa
BRooEs-on rusaAs ocH ust dbsr r. Brooks ia tie ah
R s"d: family sssss, ben cSss @!
late residence l2 WyeiOHs Brooklyn Friday APr at
pfMSe~Ip Breotyp on w.ne., March sf Mary -ioa Of
serve. .sler se rssSesss va Pssdn. SN I
FIRLEY-oa wsas..A xapsh al 1852 David Farley. 'ssd 81
Pinsrai ,ee hi. late residence s 81 POD. B'ooLu
Fdy Apii O'clock The relatives lDd frssd' are 'n'i'd
GRRELEY-on THURSDAY April l. ir,ess Georgia,
nnt Georgs and Nellie orv aged 4'e'hs and IS
The friends 1.iy ':,s.ss's III, .,s @ 70 .:.sss
Of hs parents, 10 I3 Gsenysh-ase $3.50
HlRTRAU-on wesoe,d.y rernas N,ss y s AHda Jones'
saturday At ts,a s tss ,esis2S Of h.t
tyes and fHend. are invited. -, '.'lr t8
HoPPIS-As wA,.sisc5 E f hsS,s ssss ss h'A'
MTLERR-ou wedueslsy March 81 James n Aasr Of seir 81
&. s'aa :1T stSs SsTeI NM Friday
April 2. st o'clock p. n .l1I'. 70 "lt.- .a l,''
Posuddsny Chester Monday Harca % Jobs j.
William M1y Pest Of Grea, Neck l. sgd IS yar5 aod
mouths . y
The and friends fauy respectfully svd N Sttenf
the funeral his grandfather ghD lager No 50
PerTepoutsL Brookya Friday, Aph p at IL oeost m
RIcHARDs-In Brooiyn Monday pss the zt an ThOnssR
Fus.i from No u cfaa6ertyst on Fad, oloei
srEVEys-ou TUESDAY bis late residence Ma IS West
ArAnds H. Stevens, D. N tie 5sh year ofhn
TIE funeral services win be held Church
Of TnSaTt TehihL Friday AllA at IL O'clock Ths
relatives aud the members Ofihe Hsdes profession ara
respectfully invited TO atteOd f f...lU.I.f III
sTEvFSs-The Fellows NewYok 1esdemy Of Aecins
ve Room ~ the Church ofhe Aensoar
Ph aud Tenhst at NJ oeoek on nr we "a
AIst.nder Steven TeuthGJ
y JANks u. D., sscT. H. d. BULkLkf, a. D. rredens
TAYLoRou wednesday morning March 81 ser lingering naesas
ssrsh Coin Tayior wife Taylor. aged %
The friends invited TO attend the funeral services f
No 90 wAshingtonst jersey C % fnsg stess"sa
al o'clock Her remains will be taken 70 hddesrn J..
E ntsrneu Sunday April nom The residence OF MI" Joseph D.
Taylor
VAN Thursday 'Ss is, n Catalina Underdos"t wife Of
| tic Rev p D. Van Csek =.
the faner MoBdaJ. sh n IL O'clock ron ne see
ou Chareh WsJnest Jersey City, The remains VI" Dc
4 ttkeu 70 New Brunswick for nernenL -. u
wEArLgfDn Thursy afternoon April afsr loug and panh
illness RsAbsth A. Ss Of William WheS u ne S'h yeA hei
viii take place rom TIE residence iher, Thomas
| rBtcsest No. 8le Joeus,st Philadelphia ..
wHITELY-Ip this city Tuesday March b. George wAiisy gea
T ysyss aud neu, ofths family respectfully invited anf
tr fans services at S. John E. Church West FJ hirds.t
| at IL o'clock The remains sh Dc Asen "
Pstersos. n. j.. for nteEnent $500
New-York tribune., 1869-04-02
TIE MAYNARD ROBBERY CASE.

The case Of Robert d. BOgart, the paymas-
tcrs clerk who absconded last December from the Unteo
States Receiving ship Vermont. and who Is charged Win
having ebezz f27 goo Of the paymasters money came
mn Yesterday IN the United States Circuit Court before
Judge Benedict, civil suit brought by the Govern
not present In person. The damages claimed are double
the amount stolen, and S2oS0 fue Evidence was iakeh
from Paymaser Clark showing the deficit on the 40 DE
cembcr and the candesne departure OF Bogrt Counsel
for defendant claimed that the law OF double damage anu
penalty did apply TO persons In the naval service
that the paymasters clerk such person, and tner
fore moved that the Court direct verdict 1or delehu
ant The Court denied the notion and the ease went 10
the Jury who found verdict for the Government
New-York tribune., 1869-04-02


pher then in feeble state Of health and expected
soon TO to confined The boy wac taken by the grand
mother Matilda Morris end her daughterto stay with them
Temporarily, is claimed by tho MOTHER butt they the
other hand contend that the child gwen them Since
that time the boy has lived with rho grandmother visit
Ing his mother at intervals Not long since after being
at his mothers house for time he was taken away
while the mother absent aud note left stating that
lac had been taken to his grandmothers Thereupon the
the respective counsel that the chief question to be con-
sidered what best FOR the child though on the
OF tho reatOr 1t cOntended that the rights OF the
mother could not be transferred by verbal gift 1t
was denied however that She had given him away at ALL
There was no question to the character Of the parties
and no conflict OF ous views After the argument OF
counsel the boy was conducted TO his Honor upon the
Bench who privately nerrOgated HIM as to which OF the
parties preferred to remain WITH The child came INTO
court with grandmother and sat with her during the
argument, but subsequently ran to his mother anu eur
braced her acctionatey. The Court adjourned e case
TO Tuesday next, when decision VIII be rendered.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-02
THE EXCELSIOR COLONY OF NEBRASKA.
This society. oruanized for the purpose o

Tins society, organized lor INC purpose VI
mutual assistance in emlgrating to tho West met last
night AZ No Gs East Broadway The attendance was very
large and tho Is evidently
Mr. louis A. Walker, the President OF the Colony, called
he meetns order and Mr. Z. j. Robinson, secretary
explained the objects Of the Association. IL was "a assst
the who had been unable advance pecunarhy an the
Ra. 10 mare thet way 70 the West aud avail themselves
of the offer which tucle Sam made 10 actual settlers oi
lsO acres OF land for s The Association had negotiated
with the railway companies for q reduction OF
fare aud had made cement by which any one
holding certificate OF the colony, could reach
would cost him si7 So The frat instaIment WOULD ieaSe
New.York about tile ioth OF April tNo soh'omen "nV
there now Selecting site for viliaee around which
the would be located About l2o persons belong
ioned the list night Each member pays Is Initiation
penses Tie immediate advantage u that the fare to Ne
braska n reduced nearly one half for members Each
man expected 70 work out his own salvation after he
New-York tribune., 1869-04-02
CRIMINAL.


At tho Essex Market Police Court; Yesterday
John Smith Of No. p Crysest was nela i9r tfs On ~ ~
Sist nit :.Artiur Smith was locked up TO answer 2
charge oi stealing 10 vests valued az ~. eV iro' '"o
store of Jacob lazarus, No. 47s East Houston-st m
The cfippgr ship Baltic OF Suttons Clipper
Line of packets between this port and Liverpool was
seized sole time since on charge OF ytoiating tne
She was permitted TO SAIL claimed by the u s. Mar
shalon astpsiston 70 bond the terms OF WHICH stpn
forcbe possesson OF by the Marshal rint the proper
bond shah be entered The penalty claimed Against ne
vessel Is 100000 for the alleged violation OF the ack
United States agt Bernard Efess.Tln this
case. before Commissioner Belts IN which ne defend
ant revenue officer is charged with attempting 70 eI'
tort $50 from John Bungho cigar mi nnSs ,o
the attendance of additional witnesses The Com
missioner denied the application unless Hess who was
simply HIS own recogniEance gave ban ~ tne sum y,
5000 for hls further appearance Hess naVhR RrocEeu
the bail demanded, the adjournment was granted, 80
At the (Tombs Police Court yesterday, before
Justice Bowling, Lewis Riin, spaniard was charged
with robbery on the 9th Of peceuber last the prisoner
and named MILAN M G Rroa az sS ,Ss
and robbed hn Of wallet containing ssl. heMshon
was captured convicted and sent to sing sng On ms
statement the magistrate committed the prisoner I'd
ward IL Jackson and Floyd Franklin both colored were
yesterday. by detective WOODBRIDGE charged
with having stolen from PIER NO II North River 900 sets
Of india rubber bulbs syrInges the property Of Mr. A
G. Eddy portion OF he property was found IN tae pos
from Fralkn The box which originally contained the
bulbs was found in stable occupied by Franklin He was
stolen wallet containing SO from the coat pocket OF
Felix j. oNeh Of No "a Madisonst while in the saloon
No. y Chambersst. .. r..r. .....5II. f' .ti . 81.
. At the Jefferson Market Police COurt yester-
day Mary Ryan was committed by Justice Dodge In
default OF < 600 BAIL the charge being that on Inc
OF Nov a. s6s while stopping at the lodging mouse Q,
Johanna Lhrney NO G3 Janesst she stole ~
Mooney and Edward Kelly, were accused OF assaultus
and rohbnR Mr Roger 0Connor OF s5 on Tuesday eve
mag AT hs residence No. 80 Lexingtonave The COM
nianapt said that Mooney struck him and the others
kneked him down. and at the Same time Threatened his
if4 Barrstt took the money from his pocket The per-
ons who are all hosters endeayored 10 show that the
whole affair was only joke. They were committed, -
MIR sidney Il Carr real estate agent, was before the
Court on charge OF defraudng Anne Cochrane Of No.
3lO East Tyantietst IN the sum OF $50 Is. The com
panant stated that she employed Carr to collect rents
on her property for June July and August 1863 which
rents appropriated TO his own use. The prisoner was
held In Sf $50 bail ......
New-York tribune., 1869-04-02

The Department for the Survey and lnspcc-
ton 0f Buildings caused survey 90 be made Yesterday
az the brick storage worehouse on the south
west corner of Washington and ChHrOnst5 Ihe west.
ern wall was found TO he bulged outward. Mr James
NJ Macgregor the superintendent OF Buildings, under
whose direction the survey made, recommends tat
the defective wall he taken down and properly rebuilt
survey was also held In the History brick dwelling on the
west side OF Greenes 5 feet from the norLcry corner
Bleecker-st The party wall In the basement slOrk
was ound 10 be buged and cracked and the front wall
well settled in pars Material alterations are necessary
according 10 the report " psure the safety OF the sru
0uVA
New-York tribune., 1869-04-02

Saturday she Will enact Mariaae Her engagement win
extend through another week. at-
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
We cheeffaly correct misstatement, attribuang
the new frescoes ETC., at the Grand Opera louise, to
the Italian artist Garbod Those rescoes-and in tact
all the restOratons aud decorations made in th5
opera house--are the exclusive work Of Messrs Guile,
Allies Co.. who have in the short space of about three
weeks accomplished their very arduOus task the
OF and serious obstacles and in very credta
bic manner-The Tempest" at this house, bids fair TO
have very prosperous run.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-02
COMMENCEMENT OF THE WoAAN's MEDICAL
cnILEGE OF THE INFIRMARY OF NEW.YORK.

COMMEMORATE Of IIliE WOmANb hEDINAL
COLLEGE OF THE INFIRMARY OF NEWYoRK.
The first annual CONNIE Of the "Wo-
mans Medical College of the Tnfrmary Of the City OF
York" TOOK place last evening at the hail OF the
Union League Cub in Twenty.sixthpt This Institution
IA an ontgTowth Of the EewY0rk In1rmary for Women
aud ChildreD situated SeCOndaye, near Twelfthst
and whose career u usefulness is well known 10 all resi-
dents OF that sectCn OF our city The nhrmary
tabshed years ago for tbs purpose Of furnishing
medicines and medical advice TO women and
children who unable to pay Tor them,
and clause in its charter provides that It's managers
may give instruction In the art of nursing and the use
OF medicines 20 who desire 10 receive H. Since
its organization large number Of women have avalled
themselves Of tho opportunity TINS afforded, ndhaye
qualified themselves TO act ms professional nurses ana
minor medical practitioners finding empi0ymentchleny
among the crowded tenement house population ID the
Immediate vcintyOf the Innrnnry The benefcent re.
suits obtained from the system soon became so tppaIebt
that the propriety " more extensive course o ns.fnc
ton was suggested. and after considerable opposition
the Womens Meiical College was ORGANIZED win
all the power and under under he Hen,ces same The ne
first session OF tho College commonwealth November iast
with class OF twenty ladies' and the e1eGses OF last
the close Of the 1Ts winter tru,
New-York tribune., 1869-04-02
SEER ELErTIoNs.

The following church elections We're held on
Easter MondRys = - / HLF LIN J =.
simpson vestymen Stevens L. Wells Joseph Hsvrdge j.
Jessup Rnstn John Peres james Lee and LYMAN 1hahy
PErBRs CHuRCH WestehesterNaTie Francis Baiso sd
q. NJ. wilkins; vestrymon Wm Watson, Morris g. Aies,
Rvard Haght william Abbott H. Ludlow b. I. Harrington aud
Peter Nanschck. -, - -.
tCnuRCH ,tiE uOLt CossuNIos (Crpets HWardens Gh
w fordi Yestrymen Charles Sage, hehari
Pickrting. JoLn {. HhIohS, aDd Nm. III hheia -
GRACE gHuKCH Uamaiea. L. I)Wartens, William j. Cogswe
James John L. Denton, jeremiah Valentine
Nathaniel Nanderyeg John u Napier Martin g. JoasVn Henry H.
Robinson, Alexander Hagner Wm. j. bsyrea I.l.s
New-York tribune., 1869-04-02
NAVY GAZETTE

WIsiiINGToN April 1.-Commander Elias n, Owen
has ordered command the semInoe the lsh inst 5e e
owiEg once been ordered 10 the Seminole: Passed ASSISTANT
Paymaser Jared Lnsey hfRngner Phillip Juek seeoud Az
ssisnt Engncon Mnnroe and j. A. H. Smith Surgeon d.
the Receiving Ship Vermout LeunantCom
mAndrr Edward Ksy detailed hoa tbs SHIP Tssa
Master Watson tho Receiving ship Vermon Master
Geo Book the NewAmpsnirej Master W H. BFiee, from
duty League Issd Master r. strong from the Boston NAy
Yard surgeon M Mcbae hom the RecoyngShp NeunOnt As
W wns NON e Naval Academy Carpenter Josn
Mills Island and Acting Boatswalhe john Hail. from The
Naval Academy all ordered tbe Seminole to report oa the lh
u.tau II.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-02
Coroner Keenan held inonests, Yesterday, in

coroner httHdH Htiu HuuSStS
the following over the body OF George f. Garma
rath who died from the effect Of soads received ON the
Goth ut by falling into kettle OF boiling water De
ceased was pative OF this city. aged 36 yeas AT the
Morgue the body Of John o. Pearson who died sud
denly yesterday morning, from disease OF the heart IN
car No llG Of tho Belt Railroad Deceased was native
Eighth Coroner Sehrmer was Yesterday requested
10 hold inquest over the body Wn ostman OF NO
AZ East Fouifeenthst whc on Tuesday evening last.
staggered and fell In front OF freight car OF the Harlem
Railroad, a Fourteenthst and Fourthave and received
Injuries from the effects OF which he died Thursday
evening. Deceased native OF Germany. aged q
New-York tribune., 1869-04-02
ALLEGED FRAUD BY A CLAIM AGENT.

United States agt Reuben Vose.-The de-
fepdant is claim agent at No o. wals He is charged
by Alexander Frenely sailor with having rauduenty
withheld large portion Of sll6 prize money due Fren.
civ The complainant testified that during the Fall or
1857 he left his claim IN possession OF Vose TO collect who
said he would collect IL soon as possible The COM
painant called for IL frequently, receiving In ALL as nl
legged advances the claim, t2S The eomplalnant SUD
seauenty ascertaned that the claim had been paid ana
called ON Vose for his money Vose said 10 had been so
led and as alleged, elected him from the office. The
conauant called Mr. Newcomb, the special agent tn
detef claim agency frauds and they visited Voses ofcc
fogether Vose produced receipt purporting TO be
sgned by the complainant for the claim in fn less ox
nensa The complanant swOre he had no knowledge OF
fhs alleged receipt, aud his testimony was eoroboraed
by William Peterson also sailor who testified he went
eges he paid him and the receipt was given ana that no
such receipt given suoh an amount paid Vose
bookkeeper testified he the money paid as claimed
y Vose The examination will be continued on MONDAY
next.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-02
FUNERALS TODAY.

cosGRovR ELLEN E. No tS North seeOnd-ss BsOoiJn. d
pEyRNNEY MARY, Theresa Chareh ,
ELSBRIG ADBLHBID. No lS3 Wet ffteentns~ q. O.
ElRIEY DAVID, No. 81 Frontst. Brookfn
ukKpINu MARIANNE. No az Rourbay .-. .
JOYCE MARY c., No. lao Pofland.ave.. Brookyu
LELANn, JANR K, AlsHsoH NJ. 4. Chsreh, Norfolk st,
NASH MICHAEL, No 23 Nuiberryst
POST. JOHN J., No. 80 Psuspontsa, Brooklyn
SHANNON DANIEL No 336 Hicksst, Brooklyn.
sTEvRNs, ALEX H., Ascension Chnrch Fh3rsye
sJlLLIvAH. .CATHARIHB NJ st. PsuPs CbEreh, Brooki'n.
WHITLEY GEORGE ST. JOINS NJ Church West ffg shrtss
New-York tribune., 1869-04-02
; cnrrpr cAIFyDAR Rs--TuI, DAy

SUPITNE COURT---C CRCUIT.--PART Nos. 9H.
t3,i liJ l5a5 l76 l7g 2lt 263s 1881 2s3 2ss Jz , @
@ 1ai5 aill l!J lL 2Ss Sf 3il 5T2S 373 S15l
fj 3777 J8s5 3l llal. 43 Gl t39 i3t Dt i5i. $,
SIpRRMs CoURT-CH -CHAMDERs.-No 2G5. l05. 1S2,
I99 2gT "a ........ .. -
NARrSE COURT-TRIAI TRRM.--NOs. 2ls$ -, 2Ss7,
ai g1i3 gy 75sl ZBs 23s9 100 26s 26s 237O 151l
CoI'Rr 81 APPEALS-Day Calendar-Nos III, 30,
lll ils rs H. ~ l0 l39 ia i35 l3I, l1s, and le
New-York tribune., 1869-04-02
MUSIC.
s1GNoR susINI.


\ Our old-time favorite, Signor Susini. mas en-
joyed his day more 1attering popularity than any
other basso who sang here and has richly deserved
It, For long while past he has been sick and almost
voiceess but with the restoration OF his health we are
grated to be assured that his beautiful voice has re-
turned and he appeals to his old friends with conn
dence that he can please them of yOre. Tomorrow he
win have benefit at the Academy OF Music, and We
trust It will be bumper. "The Barber Of Seville" will
be ctyeh as Matinee and Miss Adelaide Phillips will
appear In the role of ROsina This is generally consid'
cred her best part. Miss Aide TOpp will perform on
the piano between the first and second acts.
.r .............. MUSICAL NOTES.
A new Opera Bouffe of 0ffenbach'S has just
been produced in Paris with success r .....I
A sale Of jewels, snuff-boxes, and similar tes-
mOnials presented Rossi by crowned and other ad
mirers recepty took place in Paris The prices realized
were rather low. ....I.- t.
The last words of Hector Berlioz were: At
last they will play my music.p Berhoz left volume Of
unpublished Memories which, it is hoped may now see
the light. '... r
Costa's "Naaman" was produced in Boston
on Saturday evening by the HaDdelsnd Haydn Society
Miss Adelaide Phllipps Miss Gates Miss Whitten and
Messr RudOphssn Winch. aud Whitney took the SOLOS
The work TO have been very fayorably received
ST. Bartholomew's p. E. Church is to enjoy,
after the st Of May the boon OF boy choir Dr. Clare
w. Beames whose name has been Intimately assooia-
past 80 odd years vim then retire from the position Of
Organist in that church. which he has held Tor ABOUT
nine years.
b Tomorrow will be crammed full of music.
At lSO takes place the second Of the interesting Hstor
cal Revivas OF ancient and modern music by Mrs Ritter
and Mr. g. Il. Mills At O'Clock The Barber of Seville
will be performed at the Academy OF Music. And finally
in the evening Mr. Theodore Thomas VIII give the last OF
his symphony soirees.
The consolidation of the two Italian Opera
companies in London, promises TO render the coming
season in that metropolis OF the most brilliant on
record. There are five prime dOnns, Patti. Nilsson,
Tetiens' Lncca, and lima de Murska, and among the
male singers are Tamberlik Mongin Graziahb sanuey'
and one or two artists.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-02
ARMY GAZETTE.

WAsIISGToN, ID. c., April THE following special
order ssus e,e, 9I as Army b h,ss
2 United states Infantry hereby relieved from the
the Fn MaU District aud viii accompany hseghnesfIo TO
M hlaT pKson of the Pacific =
New-York tribune., 1869-04-02

EHvRtzANs April I-ott6n nominal and unsettled, Mdnags
2Sic., balss; receipts 333 bales exports 6el5 bsl
Gold 1877 Sterling Exchange dali al +5 Cspnefea 1904 Se,
New
lie MOIssses Prime Tzie rOsr sopiss o. 90:
fnn 65e Bran, Si Is Hay 6rm; Prime *2L mee Pork dali
S4 Bacon 6m at l4sc. 7e and 7ic Lard du tes i csO
changed. - - 49, ..g'If-1 ~ H y 1A.lL g.
sAvAsSAs Ga Aur l-COaon doll sales 4s7 bales Mhahse~
uomiua & receipts 1888 bales exports foreign f4 bsss' eet
MOBILE Ala AP 4coou quet sales 300 bales Low Madass
27c recsps. s56 bsles; exports BAG bales. "
WILMINGTON c. April -spints Turpentue weak At Vs. Rosiu
setss Y 81 80 Crude Tuperte steady Tar euve at 81 10
New-York tribune., 1869-04-02

DARR0WMERLRIB Brooklyn Wednesday March 81 by The
Rev T. H. Ganbed D. d. John c. DsuOw 10 AdeRs A. daughter
the late @. Merle, ESQ., Of Brooklyn.
KENNEDY -BAILBY-0n Wednesday March a. St Mathevs
Chnreb Jersey City. by the Rev WIN Maop TbeO W.
nedy oHew Yo City Carrie s. daughter Of D. Bailey ESQ.,
Jersey City
WADswORTH-PETERs-On wednesday March o. at ST. Peters
Church. Piaephs by the RI Rev Bishop 0denhe1er Craig W.
Wsdwoh Y. Evelyn w. daughter Of the
Francis Peters Of Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-02

, The niost aaonizng suferings from Rupture will he
eighth page Every PenOn should read them.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-02
MARRIED.

Wedding Cards, Of and slyies C aui
asm2ies befo'e ordering CHAPLAIN BLoosx ~ Fulton
New-York tribune., 1869-04-02
TIE STATE or TRAD&
wRsT INDIA MARKETS.

Hlvls April Sur-MAket quiet sales were made lodAy 90
the bss. OF reals srrobe or No " Ercbangon Lon
Goo ~ eiP SaI prsun gu Ps, pT' "a the Cansd eash
New-York tribune., 1869-04-02
A MOTHER AND A GRANDMOTHER CONTEND
FOR THE CUSTODY OF CHILD t

In ne habcas corpus of George l.; MOTIFS
This ia an application before Judge sutherland OF the
steior Court by mother for the custody OF her child
a brghtlookng boy OF Eight years, who IL nephew OF
fhe late George T. Morris tho poet The chi0s parents
New-York tribune., 1869-04-02
.HTATga LAGa
THs BANK OF FRANCE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Z - -@-.-i..-
The metallic reserve tke Bank Of France has Increased ff0eS
fBosrse to-day dun Rentss, TOf I5c t.-...
New-York tribune., 1869-04-02
Floral Tooth Pusir FOR rhE TEsrM -
For Illinois and Missouri naae.
ADvERTlSE IA fHR QuhCH WHO,
II r.. IL l.I


BAfI.HACaB l. PHILLIPS, fsblshers ,ruya
U,aer tts new circulation Of Vhk VelNIi
AND RRPuRLicANhs BEEN largely ips'ed ss1 u Is h IN, M
risr medium sommaAieahsa with the eeasn Of western
Northern Missouri ...., ,...,, n, a. s...l,s-
THB WING ia pub.hs u both daily spd seeAiy u a"'e~
newspaper, Republican In Rolilea .h,,, .rolo,st
We saks specially stComme eAi News hof "a s. -
10 aasud sy to Commercial department. 9uney ssAssa ss
MsssppI River 300 nDss So Louis s 'ns 'sTSna %
,o 10 pont popu hasne tupornes Ihs poPuNe.
about $4,000 soala ssy:r.i hsnof.A ne~ a.s
ssssd suaual The raiOad bridge nssIy eompsI a.s
poa sheh Illinois ard h,.o1ri are s y
inpois-Ldams Han.osh Knel heDOnOash sssHJs' h'o''
BO,u Sans.mo a. Morgan, Pike, Macon; ..... =, -, -.
land cari savsB Adsir Knor LAWS Lnn h@er
shelly Mario, Monroe Livingston, Charlton GTaesy.
rsrm, for ,A,, ,r,slux vsrym moderate. Address ~,
paILHA cur PHLLIPs Publishers Quiney Wels osncy III
= Denfi.ts Rccomnend THB FLORAL To0Th PASTE
,po.tmce Notice.-The MAILS for BURoPR for the vsss
ending april vii close at this Otss follows va % .s O.
il,so sad X 5, Fand O. iVi;c On wss9s'd&.y & I'd
As Az ssa a. lis m On THURSDAY at u And a be s.oss
a. fows. Aand b. ll,ts and iso and Eis Ia -
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