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New-York tribune., 1870-10-11
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
IL IEE RAILROAD


o rsfophtfst
SUMNER AftANdH iEEI-, I'uA y,
$500 m EXPRESS MAIL TRAN counerl 70 Denvl with b1oa
ton Branch sI Chester Branch 80 M ROO uL Sussex n X
Washington with toe De- l.. and Vs. l. r.
for Water Gap stroulsbug Great Bend Bnehamton ha
Oseg0. m points The Lck4Walua aL bl00nso
anl De'awar, md Hudson r. iis. -
ll;3g LEGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops al SsTrk Morris
town Dover I.c.tilITl
meets st Phil psur- with Eel D,L E or BlyTe &c. aud a.
Eas1u With v iJT Bethlehem Allentown, Mauch Chunk all
NliEesbaTrc.
4:IUp M SCRANTON EXPRTSS connects noyer with Chester r.
r. a. Waterloo H. r., 90 as1ngon with d., L. and
". X fr Nst.f ~fr.Ihur-. and
520p m HACEErsTONN MAIL with Boouon, Chester
D fa
ard G:4O p "a
For SUMMIT and intermediate stations al 6O IJJ and O;IO H.
For ORANGE aBt SOUTH ORANGE C:3o 73) s:lO 1oo and
:gO m l;lO 1850 34O 4;O, 45O $780, 600 $40: y:O 1d Il1
a o-,o N N =, m
and 3:io, $3.50 t:lO, 4i%o,
5:3) 500 r6:2O 64ui 'SO s;O9 and ;s N
Trains ed a Newark.
Leave for BLOOMFIELD and hONTCLAh al t;4O ano
OOa m nd 2.0l $3.50. $40. 800 m.
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Doaro ano Rooms.

n hhDl OF the highest respectability, having
- 'i V h4lsomt ilrl1rt would lie 10 male gseuts
O 80 lsaies - 0rlrF bod
70 ot o. slt ~oad Keep hoass then + a ot spsgsy
TO LET-SUITE OF ROOMS Co., b,,,.,i,,1.,,--
es onlial and Tspeciaby locsted o. psrr eaa, s n,
place. EAs Eiplbst fP' " ~ "Ehhhi ~ otuyFessnt
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4 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
II SUMMER ARKANGEMENT.
On End after MONDAY MAY It, 1870 Trains Will leave James Slip
follows
500 a. IN. Greenport and Sag Ilarbor Mail Train.
NOrhpOn Way stopping az al intermediate stations
1900 Heupdeal Way Train.
$3.50 .. GreenI0r and Sag HaTDOT L1presA
s:3O p. Norhpor Express
D.. m No1tpOrt Train
$3.50 .. ~ For North IslD and intermediate stations
trains branch Hampstead Sunday trains or on
Glen Cove Valley Hun ngtOu Norhpo Hunters
~ a 9 a. IN and o.. IN. J. d. BARTON, Supt
Tekets sold dec. 10 East Hampton $3.50 trains
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---- D JOHNSON, jT., Aucnonttt - N
,DY JOHNSON 0.lNSovSTes a. ~ AND ! L l. L ~

~ PEAL ESTATE BROk bR
Va 81 NAss,rsr. cor. CEnAR -. NEw-lohhh- ,,,i
~ p,sSc- So Los. Country seats sna Yarns , 1Sn, s' S
f s,si-sgfL Loans rc7atiatet. AUCTION Ses r"' 49,
1en'ea' eN'--' IyIpNESlAY. oct y. 81 ocioch'S
,. ,.,-p-,-r Us SttP OF 30 ACRES LAND. DIVIDED
no SEVERAL CEOlCk Bt tLDi LDiiI 49, AZ Nessret Geo
+ >tAi ~ - Estate of kuus ~ T. tnksrI
y ochpl ~ ~ 'ef A. miles Om Nguuop station on S'ateu
q, 'Raoas hsh efounl "a i, l,sSt S,gstry
- 6e-, 0r no. hesthv ard de.ral pae fo res
- Te iron Newlork TO Newpop by steamboat and Ha'foao
en- F s s,1B WILL EB ABSOLUTE, AND WITHOUT LIMIT OK
&1SAsNfi o PEE CENT on MORTGAGE FOR or 10 YEARS
$3.50. Gt fle same time ana lit,e. 1870. .. 49,.
TUP ELEGANT tOJN. .A SEAL VIZ ~ Nia' O.n O 'rtN N
Sd m bCRE> LAND formerly Belonging 10 lie late C. A. Aes
~ sphirilei into o-r tesalle sections , .,-.. 81, a..
r-rrI. .s .tUrci il ihc iuUclEie vicinity oi INC
NKART ESTATE cg-,4 ia'e1q h qlgat ,s"s OF l-e I
N s o property Ihe locality is perfectly hea'hy Sio'"uAbS
mn F,ySIoN ovTBruDINGS AND 10 ACRBs OF LAND
so t.r ;h TIE io1se is tE3j; extension 32o tgo stories
bathroom. &C. Ith OOtbOaD-
yGS CONSIST OF hi.N ID A"l> u 80
Is aEo L'od garden .Ii 49, t e'-s In - b.,
-te charming c'4ltr bone The stock ad crops M' 80 80 w.
'.h The balance VI Dc e OF l se'ol' N..s- in 'o '0"
s.ser-ila oi su'rs or ll'o f.o'Ne fa I'
nov TO co 10 YHE SALE: Take II OcoE bo-t a. To-, OF
ieh t-sL Na0le. Leading thence u3 specl u-n . ~
orp Carriages viii be as tlc utr1t g. convey Pli.e 'N
Pe lesr5us OF c.iuc property make arrangements
yth the Aucioaes any before e sale TO 60 10 NeVDp "'u
gor % mi fes tese,s apply to JOHNSON MILLER % Nasaa
ut n. l. su3 IL Moltsrucs s., Brooklyn
SATURDAY. OCT. 10,
At l2l O'Clock. o1 ils premises,
ABSOLUTE AND UNSESEBNED SALE,
T. o1-e- Of j.. j. Arnou'. c.1..o
Is SPLENDID PLOTS ON BROADWAY
AND
% ACRES CHOICE LAND
fuil uo several e-t -ae %. being i-.' oitl. '''h'
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Gin prOperin 10 Eft.

SECOND Floor, 1876 Fifth-ave., TO let furnished
~ ousnhed o dwelling business Inquire Of Walker tailor
VIO LET or LEASE for a term of years,
II No n fthsve Tenth-stHOUSE and LOT - feet
Don't leo
- let oni By 10 Let Lee for Of Ihe YacaI
i b mpoye a. The expense 10 suit the lessee Apply TO
HOMER MORGAN, Ples.. OF
pVs9l 7. COTTOSBT, 1l2 Duanes. 2
- BEEKMAN- -ST.-TO LET-The STORE
~ snl BASEMENT; rent low. Inquire W sa FORD
bJPPkkS, 30 Broadway, corner Terilst
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ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAlNS Leave. Depot
IL foot Of Chanbers-.t and foot Of 2lsi follows:
Through Express Trains leave Chamberss at NJ 10 n 2Sy
D. m ana D. m daily Leave 2d-si e. IS y:i5 NJ ana o. 10
and s5 D. New and improved Drawing Room coaches VII
accompany the 10 H. through Buffalo, connecting at Hones
Vile with magnificent Sleeping Coaches through to Cleveland
and Gallon Sleeping will accompany tie fan from Sus
oueharna Buffalo train from hewlOrk 70 Buffalo and
D. m Newiok Rochester Buffalo, and Cncunau
An Enig1aut leaves dsily a. 1:i5 }. 49,, -. 90
For Mdale.drn I'd Way 2Ist 3l5 M and, Sun
days oulv, 1890 m. (23l-st. 5:l5 a. M 49,.
For Greycour WAY. az s8;JJ t231st 'B:l3 a. nj
For Newburgh and Way at $3.50 and 4JJ p m (Zdst ';
a. m, 3:l5 and 4;l5 P. M 49, 81. rr
a;er Train, sll:3Cp IN. t2}i-st. .ll:i5 2 M -, 10
For Paterson and Way from 2t Depot at 64S lO5 aud Has
M 'l45 $40 5j oni 6:i5 From Chambess Depot, at
6:4J lO:l5 a N; II sI;f5, g. 5;l5 and 6:i5 .
For and Hale from 2d Depot at 1885 and 45
NJ; t25 35 t5l5 5:i5 and 345 Prom Chambers 81. Do
pot $500 q. m Y m. t25 4Jo tl5 Geo and t6:t5 Gm
For Pemont Syck Morsey and We, z5I Depot at 95
tl2.5 t35 e - and Sat1rays only
l. H. From Ch nbersst Dsy6 $3.50 tOO JJ, 4IJ 4jV
300 and $3.50 .. IN. Saturdays only. tl2;OO mt -
Tickets and for Apartments in Drawing Room ana sleeping
COACHES and orders for the checking ana transfer OF Bag
esge the Compnys Offices 2 5 and 30 Broadway 2
cSambers Greerviehst; l25hst and TlrtaIe Harlem
@ Futon-st Brookyui Depo Of Chanerss and foot 2
No Exchange ard Losg Dock Depot jersey City and
L. b. XII CKER, J4ly5, WM. r. BARR.
Gsnl SupI Io'U' b'ui fa's AT
'Daiy -, ftor llaektaAack only
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% mbom II man Concern

NVllCE OF ASSIGNMENT.-No is here
81 E eL mat Eolr FI Of Breksburg County Of Ocean state
and John A. Noble Of Tons said Couty And state
a. a. enaer the nsme and sle Of FULLBR NOBLE
fr 80 & a. assgnant h. the subscriber all estate
e4aA Deneat Of heir eeiOrs
tle Term u three moths ~ VAN NusppES ~ mn
Daiel sept "a. 1910. -
NOI1CE.-I hereby forbid any one TRUST
E<sS@-& -. - =. a.. ...-a.-
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NATIONAL LINE.

NATIONAL LINE.
STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
Pier No. ~. North River
UOTT AND Thomas. ATJRDAY October 15 at
FR5Ef'E SATURDAY October D. at
ITALY e,......... SATURDAY October 29 az y a.
VIRGINIA Grgs. October 10 at a. m
PASSAGE 10 Liverpool Queenstown cabin 80 and %0 seeaee
28 PREPAID Steera tickets from Liverpool Queenstown LoAoon
derry, or Glasgow 532 currency. -
10 LONDON DIRECT 80
VIRGINIA, Andrew SAI UHDAi October 10 st ~ q M
Cabin passage, G5 ont So steerge, SO payable IN currency.
Passengers Par reduced rates For further particulars
'PP' ~ F. W. j. HURST, Manager.
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6ouses ano farms TUanieo.

PART of a HOUSE WANTED (six or seven
~ rars requeil u Nes-YOrE Location between Caual and
porty Address giving fan particulars rent &C. ROOMS,
Ir1ase Ohce.
HOUSE EWANTED.-Wanted,b by a small fam
! v melum or sired house IN NeglOrE or Brookn Pos
l. address giving location, rent &C. D. W, Box lV6
InDglr OGc-
WANTED TO LEASE, for or 18 months, a
w PURSsHED HOUSE. with suitable outbuugs and Is or 70
near railroad within hour the
@ privilege o. purchase value Of about =SO Address r. NJ
Iubcue
Eew York Oct g. 1910.
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Cflnrslou5.

EXCURSION to AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
IL VISITORS from NeyYok to e GRAND ANNUAL FAIR Of the
COTTON STATES FAIR ASSOCIATION, commencing at Augusta
Ca Oct purchase tickets from Mer H. r. MORGAN Cor
Broadway tie round 30 90 nssisVon ssash p Anu
Carolina Railroad
This is an opportunity rarely offered 10 witness the
GRANDE-T EXHIBITION OP SOUTHERN INDUSTRY AND
PROGRESS EVER HELD N THE COTTON STATES.
For psrcurs address the Fair Association Augusta Ga
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TRAND FAIR for the BENEFIT of the
N WOUNDED WITHIN THE GERMAN LINES, and Of the
WIDOWS ORPHANS ~ GERMANHo to be held az me Affaory
The undersigned aes and gentlemen who have unirrlkn 20 CON
the purpose earnestly appeal to the puOe or generous
cooperation. ...- t.s
caused much suffering that requires the utmost eAo 20 'ee'o '
Gemanv bas beside the enormous num wounded
thousand wounded French IN be charge Every honselo
Tie osptls haYe become naaequ 20 reeve
wounded taken them their own homes Dl
the distress does end With the wounded ,,,-..,
organization Of Germany has called INTO the
ae by fr the greater portion abebo male population aud
families have bCrelyel Of their support orYerI
these innocent victims the FOR the WILLOWS ana oos
the fallen. also appeal % your sympathy ,,-..
appeal suffering humanity failed to touch th great
the people and confident the public VAL respond
only visiting the fair but also by sending Contributions
smallest Will with the largest and matters nOl
whether In saable articles.
Prom oct I2 10 II an Office viii be established Armory Of the
situated Broadway and Ihyxthst, for ne pur
receiving contributions; the tine among others the o
M Consul General j. ROESING q West Thvscond-st Mrs.
ConuGenerl LEOP SCHMIDT ~ East Tgent ninth ST. Mrs VI
HEIDRLBACH Thrtg.niuthst. Mrs. FRED kUHhE 5
Rlst Fneenth-.t Mrs. Gov. T. fALOMOh, % West Fiteenn
Mrs Prot. FRANCIS LlEBER, q East ThyiJurh MIS- OhO;
W KRUGER l47 West Forty-eghthst.i Mrs WM STBNWAi l
Ierngton.aye j. De NEUFYlLLE, l6 Leung0r-aye hr
GEORGE IL BEIE seoonaye eorneT ef s. MS L.
Tho Treasurer il Air. FRED. KyHNE, 81 Broad-sL
- yice. .Co6sai Erwin sTAMMANS, Ill. D.,
RAYMOND sCHRAMM,
AN AGRICULTURAL and HORIlCUL-
"A TURAL FAIR will be leh at The Prospect PARK FAR Grounds
Lorc land on llh l2h 18th. and ih OF October next Animals
exhibition and competition are invited tr0m an quarters
Premium st obtained by pplcluou person or by letter
4. o. REED, Secretary, No. liy AoIt'gue-s"' Dr'oAPh
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Couulrn Real gsiate for Sale
auetiou Sales Of Real Gstait.

COUNTRY SEAT VIII Re6SEs! Re sTiS
iV n.s 10 h, JOHNSON MILLER TIE h9a o otter Those
Al Vce - tlSgs ARE comp etc, and are s N r. "a 40
sesAent he .s,ire bosarfh scrnerr ae sPe ' ~
wee seek eon's, 'ed The sale partculars see
49,. A.. .unu
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NEW-YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL

~ ROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
COMMENCING JUNE q. la10
Of eyentlst and
FOurthave Entrance Twentg- -seyentl-st.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK
Haven snd Bridgeport. T. Ex), :JO l2:l5 (EI
3 (EI). 3:4j 4:30 $3.50 and (Bx.) p m.
Por Milford sor Fairfield, southport and Wesport, T. ll;1o
a NJ 3:4j 4:JO $50 p. -
Pof Danen l. O. 1850 m 3;35 4:3o $50 and ESQ D.
Stamford T. EIl O. 1850 a. l2:l5 lkI), 2:l5 (EL)
3:45 4:3O (Br l45. $50 $3.50, 7:l5, (RI) ?. m.
and intermediate stations o. ll1 2lo Ji
4.f5, $3.50, $3.50, 7:l5 D.
Bosto Vi both Springfield Line and Shore Line.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
Boston, via feld, a m and IN
POr Boston, via Shore Line, l2:l3 p.
For Hartford and Springfield m l23 4; m TO HARTFORD
8pm. o.,
For Newport H. l2:l5 Er connecting with steamer Aeross
Narrsgauseti Bay, arriving at $3.50 p. N.
For Connecicat River Railroad m, 12l5P m. to Montreal
3 ?. m. 10 NORTHAMPTON
For Hartford Providence and Pshk Railroad M 1915 m
Line Railway horsieh and PToydenoe lz;l'
800; 10 NeW-London, 9
Fot Eev.ayen and NORTHAMPTON Railroad Ia 3oop m to
NORTHAMPTON and Wilismsbsrgh
For lIousai0nic Railroad, 3 a m. and p.
Naugatuck Railroad, 4;jD 70
FOR DaubuTy and Norgak Railroad, m l2l5 and 4D o. n
For New Canaan Railroad l2:l5, 4:y, and $3.50 No.
ComuoiOus Sleeping Cars attached 90 tram; and also 70 sun
Mail Train either Line. Drawing Room Car attached To iht
n. aud y. m. JAMES H. iOiif cultllhteAuehs
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printing.
WIN. EVERDELL's SONS, i04 et,f fuitQnstT ,r17
w "Ii-r't1r' .Ig, siR4I JJs. fklhrAAs sAAs LADEl
Bksut lsEHs~a
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Amnsemenis..

NILE. CHRISTINA sIIISil ISIIeS NIESSoA-oc'ooer a.
m r.speoIy an s,unces ba. ssconsequeuce Of the
''''''" '"'''' Mile CHRISTINE EIJssOE.
from philadelphia ana g bsi, ~ us
TWO MORE GRAND NILhSOt tVN'S"''''
on the Evening" OF
hoNDAl' oVIoDAN - y" "WEDNESDAY oCTosRR6 aia and
ONE GRAND NILSSON MATINEE,
SATURDAY, OCTOBER g. s 81 AI pIxrirsr s
AT sTE1NwAY HALL, on FOgRIBEhIhT.'
Nile CHRISTINA NILSSON slu be assis'e' "
Mis- ANNA LOUISE CARY coutr9lttooo
Sgno gRIGSSSH n SESHy vrKxrr,Sig SF11. sIh SHS'"''
MAX MARErZEKs Grand Italian Opera orcass'rN osOyI
Conduetor ,.SgDor V'''
The sales Of will commence THURSDAY Oc'"eer ~ -
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A PAsSY JAN iCsCIBd
ENGLISH PART. . .or.r..,r.JY
Unler the mt Of M Atoooi'N'
TO NIGHT. DEBORA.'
II 7 the secoId m j. ,,,r.u,
WEDNB SDAY-" DEP0RA" (at tm1; TIL hSDh- hhs'
fTUARr 6r.t mel PRlDAY-" STTARL" le OIL n z
NIGHT. charlottesville. JANAUSCHEK in ''OO9ht
HERE" AID Nj. WALTER MONl OMBRY aud Miss AGNBS
ETHEL in "TlE LADY OF BYONS.0 -,.-
ID al ngus Next week. ME-. JANAUSCHEK
as LADY hAC BETH Admission to SATURDAY MATINEE So
To al paris Of the house.
OLYMPIC THEATER; d4AtF ISccrss.
The best P9nomime proinceL
PBALS OF LAUGHTER
WEE WILLIE WINKlE .-
GEO. /. tbO"Nt
in which character he bag no equal
EVERYTHING Mt.
MISREPRESENTATION and SATURDAY st2
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SECOND DAY
2Purse 900 for hOres sAt have never beat 2J
$40 fr 500 TO second, 7 700 to third
SANE DAY
No 3-Purse that have beat 1895 500 to
first, 300 10 second, : 100 to third
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FIRST DA1.
Purse No Is for horses that beat mnutes $500 to
SIJO to second, so 10 third.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-11

TNHE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY
Offer series of Six Concerts and eighteen Rehessa Cor this their
Twenty l performers the Direction
OF HERR CARL BEkGMANN.
IL Rehearsas..SlO
Subscribing Il tickets Concerts IS
Any subscribing member may the time purchasing
tickets seat portion Of the house tho
boxes bY 40 additional pa yment Of THREE DOLLARS.
On or October tickets and reserved will DO
i,sued by Messr, G.. SCHIRMER, 5Ol Broadway;
J SCHUBERTH Co 82O Broadway:
JORDENS & MARTENS. g2 Broadway;
W.A. POND 4 Co, $50 Broadway;
T. PULLMAN, lii Broadway.
will be sold and after November by Tho
President. at % Wsllst.
The other will be sold public holders o four
Members tickets MONDAY November ocloc
the Academy Music the minimum price t2 for each boz
GEO J. STRONG, President
ScuAaD
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A. }. BLEKCKrB. soN q 20, Aucaoneers ~
GPLFNDID PROPERTY at Pelham, West

c1ehaf miles City Hall viii be
E0I ID auction on SATURDAY. ~. m, the premises
the Pelham Prov, and wOtiiri
m Pelhamye pot o and oneqaar'eF miles from Ne"ko
chelle Depot
one sre stors garden and about I've acres OF
hunc tOu one 20 hye acres ao, sna cot
50 and about two acres: frame dwelling SewbOchee VII
asge sable Eve minutes walk from railroad depot Train leaves
heuYo 40 carriages viii be az NewOchee Depot % carTy
Tsngr-s Terms Of sale liberal For partcu call
Of the Aucuouee No n CedarsL & H. hOOsh'hLI
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Died.


ALIES.--0n Saturday, February Il, ELIZA c..
relct OF Andrew Allen.
Funera! services from Church OF the Holy Com.
muni0D, this tIuesdsyl afternoon, a. one O'Clock.
The friends OF her brothers, John ". and william
r. Miller, ara inviteo TO arend without further
notice.
BaEwsrrE.-At rev Rochelle, on SATURDAY, FEB.
ruary IL, CARRIE H.. wife OF Frederick w. BreWsler.
Relatives and friends are respectfully inviLed 70
in-iaw, Joseph b. Brewster, At New Rochelle. this
tluesday) afternoon, at one O'Clock Carriages a.
depot on arrival Of naifpas eleven A. NJ train from
Baooxs.--At Flushing, l. l., on Sunday, February
10, MISS MAnoAREr BROOKS, aged 70 yeara.
rue funeral VIII take place on Wednesday after
noon. at Two O'Clock, frcm st. Georges church.
CURRAN--On sunday,l February la after short
ll.ness, JoEN r. CuaRAN. o native OF Newmarket
county Cork. Ireland In the e5th year OF his age.
Ais remains will be taken from his late residence
No. Wycko1 sLreet, South Brooklyn, on Wedncs
day morning, at ten O'Clock, TO st. Paurs church,
corner OF Court and Congress Streets where 3
~ s,s Z % =, % Se ior ine
terment. Hls friends and the ricuds Of Iha family
are respectfully invited
DALY.-Mrs. anne DAILY, aged 30 years, beloved
vile OF Michael Daily.
1he funeral Will take place this day Tuesday
PsTsn
FELL, IN the 73d year Of his ago.
The relatives and friends invited to attend the
BrooklJn this (luesday) afternoon. at two O'Clock.
FaLpMANN.--0n THURSDAY, January "a 10 Dies.
peck, bavaria, CARL FBLDMANN, OF New YORK, agcd
81 years, III months and 10 days.
Chicago and Buffalo papers please COPY.
FLsLD.--At Aiken, s. O., on Friday, February II,
FARR p. FIELD, In the 24th year OF his age.
Funeral on Thursday morning, at eleven O'Clock,
from the residence Of Mrs. Charles T. PierSon. COS
higa street, Newark, N. J; Carriagss win be In
waiting on arrival OF ten O'Clock train from foot 0f
Liberty street. Newark and New York Railroad
;. GKowNxY.-,At Perth Amooy, n. J., on Monday,
February "a, BRIDGET. wife OF John Growney, na-
i've OK Balianamooney, parish Of Granard, county
Longford Ireland, IN the Astl year OF her age.
GwYER.-On Monday, February IA. ROBERT G.
GwYER.
Notice OF fnneral hereafter.
HARPsR--On Monday, FEBRUARY II, JOSEPH WEE.
LEY HARPER, OF the firm OF Harper d Brothers, IN
the c9th year Of his ago.
Funeral services Will bc held at the Sands street
Methodist Episcopal church, Brooklyn. on thursday
morning. at eleven O'Clock.
HEYhAN.--On Monday, February a. at No. 235
west ThI third street. ant son OF solomon Hey.
man. aged year and days.
Funeral from above residence thls (TuosdAy) after
noon, at one O'Clock.
1AxEa.-0u sunday. February IA rLoaaScs
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TIE CITY BANK STOCKS,


There was nrmer feeling In the city bank shares,
and At the call this morning ths following prices
were bid:-NeW York, 1876; Manhattan, 14o; Mocha
n'cs 135; Union, 12eH America IA; city. 2lo; Pho
NIX 1oeK. North River, 0S; Tradcsmen'S 152; Full.
ton, 100; Greenwich, 200; National, IFS; Leather
Manufacturers, l9,; State OF New York. 1o5; Com
merce 12lK; ocean, s5; Mercantile, IFS; American
Exchange, 49, Eank Of North America, 1ol N; Hano-
ver l03; Irving, lis; Metropolitan, 1ae; Grocers'
no. East River, 1885, Market 1872; NASSAU, LOG; Shoe
and Leather, 1eo; Corn Exchange 125: Continental
9S; Commonwealth, ll2; Importers ana Traders,
lao; Manufacturers and Ncrchants, 100: central
National, loI4; Fourth Nauonal, 1o2; Ninth National
lo0; Tenth National, 100; Oriental, 1909; Bankers
ana Brokers' Association, Ill.
GOVERNMENTS DULL AND STEADY.
The strife OF tho conflicting parties 10 the spocu-
lation III the government market has as yet been
attended with little advantage and 30 fav is .
drawn battle" Tho .bears" hammered prices
with the decline IN gold, bat did not break them su
ncienty 10 permit covering whie in the reaction
tho "buls'' brought the quotations to about tho
level at which they entered the market Tie bill Of
Mr. Lawrence introduced into Congress to-day, pro-
posing funding scheme at per cent, has created
sonlo discussion among the government dealers,
aud the plan is thought to be feasible The present
SIS at l1s only pay about az per cent and the 67's
about ~ per oent. The more sanguine friends Of
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funding measures arc therefore C0nndent or Mr.
Boutwell's ability 20 place tho whole or his new
loan at four per cent Tho following we're the clos.
ing street prices for tho government llst:-United
States currency sxos, lllk lllX; do skies, 1881,
registered, ll7ka lis; do. do, coupon, l1Tx NIX;
DO. avetwenties, registered, May and November,
ia . Il4k do. do., 1892, coupon do, lIsA alliH;
do. do. 1854 do, ia ll4H; do. do, 1895, ia .
l14ki do. do, registered, January and July, ll3 u
H3A; DO. do, 1895. coupon, do 1l3 ll3h; do. DO.
1867, do, 1l3H 113h; do. do, 1858, do. 1l3. n
lls1s; do tenforties, registered l0s 100; do. do,
coupon, lllIs H. WM .tnNs#e
TUE SOUTHERN STATE nONDs STRONG.
The market for Southern securities was generally
steady and strong. The exceptions were the new
Tennessees which declined to 5oN, and the south
Car0ras which were dull, and sold as low as 81 x
for the 0ld ard 81 for the new. The following were
the prices at the last b0ard:-Louisiana skies s2
"a; do levec SKIES. II 72; do ievee eishts 81 s5
Alabama ci2hts, o. 06: Tennessee SKIES cx coupon
81 bid; DO, new, SAX 52k; Virginia skies, cx cou
pon, 62Is &C; do. new, 65H q 05A; Georgia SKIES
Sls SO; do. scvens, % %; North Carolina sixes
ex coupon, 461 4S; do, new, 25x a 2oa; South
Carolina skies, ex coupon. 81 IS; do. new (Octo-
berl s51s 50; Missouri sxes slX 9lK; DO. Han
nibal and ST. Joseph. o1h q o2.
THE MONEY MARKET
"co otc"uJ AouA W CcHt, Will larger SumB
offering to the government dealers at the lower rate
just mentioned. Commercial paper was In demand
al SIX to seven per cent Tor prime double name &C.
ceptances.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
Foreign exchange was fairly active for to-mor-
rows steamer, and rates generally steady although
one leading house was drawing an eighth below
other prime brokers. The range Of quotations was
as follows:-Sterimg sixty days, commercial, 1854
los7t; aood to prime bankers, 1oSI 100;
short sight 1ooh 100Y; Paris. sixty days,
5.2lk 517h; short sight, s.164 s.15; Antwerp,
6.21& 5.17h; Switzerland, 62lk q 5.17I; Ham,
burg, 35,s SO; Amsterdam, 4o7s q aOg.: Frank
fort. 4o71 4oH; Bremen, 7s,s 70; Prussian
thaicrs, 7024 7l't.
COTTON EXCHANGE
Cotton Exchange has been opened by tho Board
OF Cotton Brokers. at the OF Pearl aud Beaver
Streets where on experimental trial will be made OF
the institutcn until the 1st OF May when II success
attends II. q larger ana more imposing structure
will be leased or built report OF the opening oz-
ercises Will bs found IN another column.
RAILROAD CONSOLIDATION.
At . mcctIngof the stockholders OF the Lebanon
Springs and the Rutland aud Bennington railroads,
In this city, Inc 9Th INST, these roads were con-
solidated and a new board Of directors appointed.
Augustus scheu, OF New York, is tho president OF
the consolidated road to which tho name OF the Iar-
lem Extension has been given.
TIE sUB-TREAsURY REPORT
The following shows the results OF today's bust
nees nj thu Sinh Trca sury n this cItv.-
The New York herald., 1870-02-15
STREET QgoTATlnss
Half.past Five O'Clock r. m.
COMMERCIAL REPORT

MONDAY, Feb. H-S r n.
Corvxx.--Rio in more demand ana arm a, former
prices There sold iOo bags Max private terms
In other kinds heard Of business prices wers un.
changed
CorToF.-Oniy moderate business was eonTrnmatod
the demand from al sources being limited, but there
was no change 70 note In prices. the market closing
At Saturdays quotations. The sass were Isso bales
Including l0s to arriveb Of which s9s werc for er
o ver: n tr.nsi rhers was fair business transacted in
bales. low middline for Fsnruary. a.
241sc; esS dor for MARCH, st Nhc Axe; 400 do. for
April at Ss. 90 do, for Nay, at Nsc 3c. Is do or
December at ac, and 100 do. for Juns, n $50 We ap