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The New York herald., 1870-02-16
THE oUlLLoTINE.


Does Sensation Remain After Dccapitation
To TnE EDITOR OF Tnx LONDON TELEaRApn:-
Having nad 1fIly.ave years Of medical experience,
and having during that long period Witnessed the
agony OF death under q great variety or clrcum-
Stances feel naturally very much Interested IN the
alter decapltstion" which have appeared IN your
columns. In conversation which held forty
sn ago se 'hs s sulseeg AseS
"rhe Reign OF Terror he had witnessed The exc.
fell 1t was seized by the hair by the executoner who
held IL UP and exclaimed, ''DenOld the mead OF
palig9ant ~ ana .! th's moment SIR Astey SAID he
distinctly perceived blush difflused over tue en-.
tire lace OF the victim. He felt convinced that there
was momentary consciousness, Dut only Tor q mo-
ment for the next instant the asby pallOr OF death
succeeded. 1 agreed with INN IN opinion; for the
Intense excitement Of feeling produced by the In
cumDent expectation OF deatn would gorge the
sion OF the grey substance would be induced sum
cient to maintain thought for few seconds but no
longer; for without the stimulus OF blood the conci
tion OF the brain i5 that OF q discharged Leyden
pnial. detached from the electric conductor.
About the period OF this conversation with Sir
Ashley performed number OF experiments with
to facilitate tue slaughter or ANIMALS for food.
quart OF air injected By means OF q blowpipe into
the heart OF caf instantly stopped crc llatlon
less as II shot In the neart or Drain The butcher
was convinced OF the superior efficacy and humanity
diminished whteness OF the veal without con
stant supply OF the vital nud Inc brain raints and Is
unconscious. Even before the celebrated phys
ioogical Investigations on tne functions Of the ner
vons system, conducted by Sir Charles Bell, Ma
Kendle Marshall Hall, Brown Sequard, and
others, surgical pathology supplied numerous facts
10 show that pressure on the spinal cord above the
origin Of the phrenlc nerve parayzed the diaphragm,
arrested respiration and consequently, circulation,
and caused sudden ana perfect death. While IN
Spain, fifty years ago, have frequently seen the
Ormented bull IN full career instantly Killed by the
matadOr, who penetrated with the poins OF his
sword the spinal marrow between the first verte-
bra and the 0cciput, anu the raging animal Instantly
turned over on his back senseless. Reasoning from
these facts l come 70 the same conclusion as those
or your correspondents VINO consider the guilio.ine
as an eligible mode OF INJECTING the penalty OF DEATH
and that all the specuationS to subsequent tor.
ture Orsc from MORBID desire to pander 20 MI alb
surd sensationalsm. l Rul, cir, with much esteem.
your obedent servant, ID. o, f.
NICE. Alpaa MDritiucs Ian 25 1870
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FOREIGN kIscELLAasoui lIEM;.

The city Of Rotterdam Is to nave bridge over the
river Meuse ], 500 feet In length
The council Of war that has existed at wilma since
the Polish insurrection mas been dissolved uy order
OK the CxAr.
The Russian police has discovered another political
conspiracy, the principal agents OF winch are In
France, Austria aud Switzerland.
An anonymous pamphlet has appeared In Madrid
entitled Spain in $780, In which General pr,m liz
praised far above MOnck and Washington.
On the demand OF the Turkish government several
Bulgarian chiefs have been arrested at Bucharest.
charged with f0menting fresh troubles In Bulgaria
The strike among the miners Ut Waldenpcrg has
finished bJ 1900 oi the w0rkmen leaving that pars
OF the country. Most OF them have gone TO the
mines In Westphalia
Seven Poles were recently arrested at Montpelier
on the charge OF counterelting and 1t IL reported
that they form part OF gang thas mas ramlncatlons
throughout Europe and America.
The Paris Steele regrets that the sensational Jour-
nails OF that cly nave adopted The practice OF dcyot-
Ing their first columns 10 Immoral incidents sucu as
murders. &C.. ana hopes that practice will be dis
continued, az II tends TO domoralize the public
niIna.
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Chsrser Seventh.

Chacrer Scvcnth.
BROADWAY, Feb IL, 1870.
To THE EDITOR or TIM IgRALD:--
Please do US the favor 10 order your reporters to
quit on tho Fourteenth wQrd pausl houses, Or No
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WIN put thom past interfering with our living. Why
don't they say something about tho houses IN tho
Tcnthand Twenty-nintnf We know your scrtDOting
curs VINO lay around Headquarters OF Police. saw
sw0 Ot tnem examining houses Yesterday, anu yoo
Wall save them W calling or your dogs AZ once.
F1URTEBNru WARD.
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Chapter Second.
Only the old trouble. Play.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Another article in your paper regarding the mur.
ders and outrages being perpetrated In New York
should call the attention OF citizens 10 some plan to
remedy or, at any rate to try to remedy this grow
ing evil As numbers OF murders have been CON-
mtted In East and West Houston street, the
question arises where do these murderers. &C., live
and who owns the property The whole upper side
OF East Houston street, between Broadway and
Crosby street, where Frery lived where Reddy kept
house, where Logan No. kept his mistress, and
wnere notorious panel houses arc at the present
time Is owned by MIR. p. I. Barnum. he has It IN
his power to cleanse that block AZ any rate, or the
public will naturally suppose that money no matter
how obtained, Is all powerful with him, and that
graced-no matter 80 long as he gets his rent and
personally Is not annoyed. KNlCKERBOCKER.
When man has drained the measure or his am
biton by life which he publishes to the world Is
ceaseless round Of exploded shumbugs;' when BY
maxim, by quotation, by vouminous chapters and
wordy sermons ne sets up his career as o beacon
light, as o grand example for the American youth;
wnen itineraries over tho Union, speaking In the
cause OF temperance; when In his retirement he
makes an investments In human misery; when he
gives lease to crime encouragement to murder, and
derives revenue from inlquity, such wonderful sal
magundi deserves q few chapters In narrative,
written by other than his own pen. Then to the
duty. with the above letter for the text and 1t Is
prolific text 1t opens with recitation OF the first
Gates the hell OF this metropolis mentions It's minor
spirits ana points out by name its presiding genius.
IL then makes few illusions to the itching pro-
pensity OF the modern son oil lscariotes.
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Mulberry street.
A-"Reddy's" saloon.

A-"Reddys' saloon.
Bishops.
C-Kevere stables.
D-Where Lazarus killed.
E-Frierys residence recently panel house, tens.
menG
F-Pigeon's saloon
G-Museum of Anatomy
H-Olympic theatre.
I-Ailens panel house.
J--S BArnabas Home.
K-St. Barnabas chapel.
L-Mansion House,
M-DeokeT's warerooms.
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a VOLCANO UNDHn WArER,--rhc san Francis
Btietia 0f the 4th inst. says:--Tne ship Sar,
from Manila, arrived last evening, aud rcp0
seeing u volcano ten miles northeast OF SniiJ
Island which is in latitude IL % north longiil
139 52 east corrected by bearings OF orange Islam
The smoke W as seen rsing 100 feet iron the wa,
No island was to be seen, aud tue smoke appeal
TO come from the surface OF the YRt:r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-01

Government bonds have been strong to-day both at
home and abroad. This morning the Five-r~entes Of
1862 were quoted in London at 9 and the 65s at 9Oi
Here the Of 1851 coupon, were sold at ll4 and the
59Os of 1862 lls being within per cent OF par in gold
and the sis y above par and the c. currency at par
This afternoon prices OF Governments were of from
70 per cent The operations in them have been large
and the market firm. The conferences OF the bank men
with the Secretary and the Committee Of Ways and
yesterday appears TO give vicor to Government
bonds and weakness gold. report from Washing
ton says the Public Debt Statement will show decrease
OF about 100000 for March
Ia State bonds Tennessees new, are strong; North
Carolina, new. G22i do, 6j, 46.yeserday al aE!
Virginia Cs ex coupon 7i-yesterday 70 South Carolina,
new January and July, SASS. and April and October,
new, s6!
Railroad bonds do not seem 10 attract much aten-
ton as the Railroad stocks, although prices have not
dropped the bonds OF the leading roads. Bonds are
more steady than stocks The rates Of Interest are fixed
and any one can figure them out Not so with stocks
With these there chance not only for speculation but
for the imagination and the very excitement OF the game
makes IL desirable.
Bank stocks remain quiet with but very few sales at
the Board.
The stock market has been active and strong with
more evident signs OF real life than has shown for
days, or even weeks.
We give as matter of interest 10 our readers the
highest prices OF stocks named at the First Board Of the
stock Exchange, al the dates given
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he MAJ
6 osnr 20 the small stock available; sales m
81 cdrme here and balance per Aqudneck Baltimore
prys,e terms Other sye quiet
FLOUR MEAL-Ths market for Western STATE Fonr
shade Shipping Eriras background Poars ar sn
the heeu % iar eteh' aud cohhleu -
bbs - s. for Snperhne STATE - ,9dto 'or hiH.
SIS IOa ~ ga - Tor me oS g-"es~
IS good choice spT1pg
~ % "a 80 20 for Minnesota BItras - I5dtt for ~
Ohio, Rosnd Hooy -
n ~ % for Trad. brands 10 " iOt FAMILY do rba
h., ly,n. Vh.s, St,te and Western IS IVA SO tor Wh
p - a. a. mn ~ 50 for Family do S. Is
81 LOUIS EItIa Single 80 wa % ut 20 So ~ "a
Gs9 % or DO Triple i0aans w" s0 oaa Eos, !, .ess
arrive AIIh SUI Sa~b.,n p1on, ia moderated, sdss
nd ,f,adv. a % for ordinary 70
R.Iiuors for Eitra -
Family - oo0f ~
Delaware, 20 - ~ fof
wfboa change; the demand moderate sAies ~ oD " -. %
aud Chsce a. rs n* dJ % Corn hes seAll Su Ma
at 20 Tor Jersey 20 H..
Stale, sna y iol u. AID
FkhinHlS-ie Litefpvo' ~ I faAan hv .,J $50 taas
100 bHsb "hrs' a. 'u lll.
trihsi ~. ni ca. A. nn,see
bLl. al oh 'Ase y"
OF
- m eoutnu.s good export bat business se' very
80 49,. A. nrthe drcl irrgh the reduced limits OF ofnSa
1874 No
P -, .,r,ight No Chicago Spnog snost ~ Gel
~ "a Nuisance. A store sfuAt; 81 10. for No h-ssr
s 90 49, Wrs,rru IA store sud ahoat 81 for Asss
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THURSDAY. March SIP. ".

The increased strength and activity OF the
stock market seems have created demand for money
and rates have been accordingly advanced with the de-
mand but money in great abundance on call at to
per cent. and must continue while the New-fork
banks hold in such large amounts, and to make IL pay
il must draw interest In some instances where money
has been loaned at low rate parties have been called
on" and they have been unable to replace IT, without
being obliged to pay higher rate OF interest, ION call
The closing the transfer books of several OF the leading
railways may have something to do with the putting up
the rates OF interest " on CALI
The very small amountof commercial paper offered
tends to keep down the rates at comparatively 10"
figure.
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arb Qualifications.
4 MEXICAN RAPl1lC cos
n OFFICk iii been removed to Ne I40 fsltou,t. n Y
V'IIE NEW BOOKS.

THE BIBLE IN INDIA
Hudoo Origin Hebrew Christian Revelation Translated rom
the French Jsccoot - remarkable volume winch =
making great sensation Europe where IT has just appeared
%
HELEN GARDNER
hr MauoU HArlaud embracing two Cor IS one Of
other published ago - Uniform
with All t authors other popular novels Alone Hidden ram
'Mo.Sds PHee 81 "
THE HONEYMOON
English novel the hap and mishs1s OF
usr f young during their HONEYMOON With great may
humorous Pnce ~
SIBYL HUNTINGTON.
rure ouiet tender life; deeply Interesting, charm
ip And esru, written By Mr. Julia G. x Porn - fTcs I'll IS
OUR SATURDAY NIGHTS
Buck PoInero
,u,bo and Nonsense Illustrated with Thirty drawings
b. Stephens 81 :"
HAMMER AND RAPIEG
brilliant boo. interest bv John k,en
Good. e. Surrey Of Eagles Nest J. sGtbor o" Hit to H fmt
6c = % ~
In Bfo.dxsy and sequel By Eleanor 20
-. =.
Poem, ~ Irving Van wsr -
V..ht-AugusA EvApss ~ ~
ToDa-Rcbsrd B. Kinbsls -
susug. yiso-Tbs great Spu,ns boob 50
CARLETON Psbhsber, N.~ Yorl usdi'oh-,qu,r.
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THE MARKETS.

ICsrefuns reported fol TAG TRIBrsEl
THURsDAY, March ~, 1910
ASHES are quiet and prices uneertain.
CorToN-1he and with eneougns ss
have improved une closing N thefs
steady ~! bales ei9 last evening aud so !" e
for spteust"a
s4 delivery last eycnngmo bales Apn hie
to-iaylO0 April 2nsc 800 at gle, Aad 50 1~Ss
2U.c all ou basis Of Low Mddug We quote as follows
M.tas- \ nrfe. IStsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-01

The Pacific Mail and Lake shore have been the centers
Of attraction today. In the first the operations have
been large and sales have ranged from 3t 10 st The
meeting officers of the Lake Shore Railway in
city this week has advanced the stock Report the
earnngs FOR the year have increased about II per
and that the reported losses by failure last
will in time all be made good. This road is OF the
great OF the nation with scarcely enough
whole line To make circle and with hight grades
With good management good dividends must ever be
sure. The stock sold today at ss dSsi NewYOrk Cen.
trail and Hnason, 92i aga do Certificates. 81. 30,
Reading. 9i!; ONO and Mississippi. 29i; Columbus CHI
cagO aud Indiana Central, lss as.
The Gold Room has been rather quiet to-day The
vty thc stock Exchange has made it rather dull in
The Gold EKchasgc AT 10 o'clock gold quoted 1924
i0Is ll2; 1921 lli ll:o l2l l7t2, 1928 252 III, and
closed al p. 1T l?-the highest price 1924 lowest,
III At gold quoted at 49, D.. III Al 40 the
quotation lll. The Gold Room formally adjourned
at O'Clock to allow members to attend the funeral OF
the late T.. NJ Whitehouse.
The transactions Of the Gold Exchange Bank today
were; Ciearances, So oes.coi Gold balances t25
Currency balances, sl,i05,G9s.
The following tbs Government quotations OF Nessrs
Fisk A Hatch AT D.
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Transmitted to United Mat Phil for Coinage sl0 -
The customs receipts for the week ending March arc
as follows At Boston. s30il7O; New-York S6ol.os9;
Philadelphia Baltimore s2047s6 San Francisco,
March 49, $l73,3sS-total s3,I529ts.
The earnings Of the ST. Louis and Iron Mountain Rail
road for the third week in March were as Follows
p'',.o-.rs - -ls Same week l4Gt 60
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NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-FROM FOOT o

NEW JERSEY RAII.ROAD-FROM FOOT III
IN ,oJRILANDr Sr-tsr PHILADELPHIA AVA CsstsO, p
~ p est Pbis d.lpbs E5J a. 10 a. ~ - D. N
D NJ N, - D n !? asbI For BAhmore aad M"Ansss %"
- lIO N, s!e' "a. For South and South ""-S"A m
GOR THE wRsr-st0 40 a ~. 1850 IN, p. n, - p
~ IN v n 10 ttnenaAa
without through daily 10 Lssis'is -shep change
p D. through Chicago snhosi shsbgs The
oasa and Chess ds Stiaida "sspsd ou
that dsy tbsV are attached 10 The p A tas k-DAiHl
Nov -. 1862 ". JACKSON, Gsnersi sspsrnIendeat
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The coupons Of the and second mortgage bonds or
the Brunsw wick and Albany Railroad Co OF Georgia, due
April l. will be paid in gold on presentation at the bank
ing house of Henry Clevs Il Co., No. 81 Wall Ell
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NEWAKk MD NAV 1UKk KAIEKUAD.-
~ DEPOT IN SEp Nokk. toat OF Lh-ry 81. North RIVER
ga And amer AoSDAi Dee ~ 1855 Ssns sh roe -
tollo~s -. - 100.
80 ss $50 iO.ls ll.le "a NJ J. 80 ti1. 80 o,
s7i 7.tS. an le,s9 lI.t,p.
IsAyR SEW YORK FOR Hksf BERGEN-At 3S 7;l', I'D.
ll.io. m / q IN 4: 30 ~ 5:S 90 ll:Gpa
LEAVE NETWORK fOR SB"ARk-At So 6'b ':b. as
s:I5 Bslo ll.IO n! D. 10 T. - 9'S. o.
Wv = w. RH RlCKER Superintendent
BALDWIN,. Gen fasssuser Atest
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MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
vi DELAWARE LACKAWAhSA AND v ESTEEM BALRoAL

(lesssesl
loot o. Chrlsopher
NlhTRR ARRANGEMENTS, commencing hOSDAf NOT ~ 1907
TRAIN Denyihe With Boonion Branch,
Wst-rioo sth SusseI X for An
.iIh the D. L. and W. X r. for aer
esp Bend
BON burg and Delaware ani Hudson K kls =,
"a LEGH VALLEY EXPRESS. al Newark Notfs
Phpshug AMI taston
psAur Bel bel 4 T. for Belydere 40 ana Al
wish L. pr Beth ,hsm Ainnsn, hAaeh Clanf aai
wikeabsrrt , m
aud At Waterloo a sd sa.-er u K
s:O. m aud n 81 Mh1 snt intermediate 'Isloni
$50 % q.3p ADD aud 80. ~. g. J:lh, go 900
and as ~ SOUTH ORANGE and nisuuei.te stations
ll.to 80 .nl go TO hORk!SiOnS and lnsmsiA'
b,uous .z.--.-.. ,,,n,ps,
For At ID, $3.50 $50 lon H. llco n 40
J. = 1880, $50. $50, 40 5 $40 $50 Clio ESQ., 80 300
yor BLO0NPlELD aud MoNTcLiIR $50 II. 10: , $50, 5
..dG:lOpu. sCHo. ii, Assistant Superintendent
~. IL nj rc.ei AgepL
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NrW.YoRK AND NEW-HAyEN RAIL


Az WINTER ARRANGEMENT
COMMENCING NOV. a. 1861
P,.snsr Son Nss lork Aai
FOURTH EutT,Bce 81 rvsnsr ,evsuIhsL
TRAMP LEAVE NEW YORK,
For h.w1i'es snd Bridgeport OH l2;l5 Lex =;
ttL D. IS, I.y. $50 shd ~
For Mrd SIfAaon Psrlr and Wespor SEQ II -
For Sorras 100 SEQ (BIl e:N- n l2l5 (Erl
OBJ J. SIS t:b (gil So. D a. sDi 800 tRr)
> Dare +. a /. $50 AND $3.50 D..
FOR Stamford (BI D. g. ll:3D lttJ III 2:b (EI)
3.ts. tELL as. SO to. s.l5. tbr.l -.
for Greenwich. ll:i0 ltl3 ,: Is i5 ~ ~ 'iI' n
Chester sui stations al = y u - m, !'i''
3:t3. as 3;., G:1 ssi 5.lj Q. =,
Sguday Ma Tran TstutV ,sSenh 81 Ns~ i'fA ~ N "
Boston. ..-.... -,..,vs
Dor Bo'"u. "a Springfield m tEI) 81 . III n
fof Boston. r' who're Lin. 1913 tsIl sbIl p n
fofh.ton 'ns Spr oTted ga IA ttIl i9;' ihfl y" ~
10 iisriirrd q ~
R" R,ir0.l tEI) l2ijp m to Hoa"',
NJ o Northampton.
Yot s.- Hs,ss Nov on.. SousSsOs Railroad At -
l2.h.lgp N.
20. iionatosr RAJ road. "a ~. andJ D
boz kangsiutL ksJro,d 90 lkrl y
Hap
80, - foa Nors,ik &" Dsronry
Rars~d lllS +o D. rse on ssinf-
rowu@oo. s..snr sasebsd W n and Drs-ios
moo" w :" " LANES H. HOYr SaserinteBdsst
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SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG
- IsLASp-wIsrkR LRRANGEsEsr-o- AMI 'nsi october
% the gill he Rooss,st aud a. fees iolos
sG Mall ADD Passenger for PsichoGpe 10 To- hsrhci
JJ Express 70 Paehogaf, 40 D. NJ Accommodation Tor
ishp -undAts. through To Psehogns, go Tor M,rncs-
through Babylos 81 alley Stream,
o'sTi Abe hsnek late aud early usas
& " DoyGLAs, Superintendent
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professional autio,s.

ALL WHO ARE VICTIMS of early indiscre-
~ AMI suffering from premature decay AND disease me Dsnto
cured eIDedtOus aud privately without de-n
other has As hT lfk PAk>
LONDON, AND NEW.lORk MEDICAL ADVISER AND MAX
GUIDK auhor NJ Lamont Physician and surgeon
Medical Surgca Offices ~ Broadway. ~ Y Cures of
mail Book mailed for I'll by the author or h. HASTE
2Js Brosdwsv Attendance. loa 10. To Z p m.
4 SUCCESSFUL PRACTICE of 40 years in
~ Of SPECIAL Dssasessn.be, Dr. LEWIS 10 guar-ae
perfect the Affected when AL others have fsis OEee
Bescbst
hR. OLlN. q Bond-st New ! DIRK, OF Union
~ wide onc- reception, waiting nurnhs and
AnuoA Fees moderate sead
stamps seA Pamphlet Thousands Of The ueforiassse
snuual fAed
Bis opinion costs nothing Hours Q a II TO -. 10
hR. ENANS-s medicines are powerful, safe.
and adapted the Of either practice Of
thirty pers enables bin
Manhood restored Gall or ~re Ohc- ~ Chatham N l.
rNHE MOST CELEBRATED PHYSICIAN in
Of Nervous Debility aud UEAfy Diseases Is
Dr. LEWIS, Beachst
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The following IS The result OF Tue Dusiness al IHe
States Treasury:

The following the report Of the Assistant Treasurer
NJ fine United States in New-York for the month "
February
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Trains leave

i Il Tbrheth'st aaIoIOvs: - - -. -,
Chicago Express Drssing cars aHseaei
1880 a IN Dsy Express. Drawing room cars attached
% To- Mouir-,l Express DrasBgroom attached a. .
Express with Sleeping through 10 Onego VIE
out change a N. y. l. \. VI. ,. Rk. (DAJI
n o m. Sleeping attached
700 m. 5 . M. Ponghke-rsie TTank
Ga a.. 4 H. ADD 3: m. Pe.kskiu Trans
an $50 D.. n Sing Sing Trains
go 10 $50 n y n i:l1 ';lO' ana IL" m ioar'
Trans A., r,r,yv e
ga 10. TO Poughi,ep,. on supiiyl) H. IouCsi' Sap-
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Tong ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James

/ ONG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James
j slip;
s:g a. m Mail train for Gr,enpori
i0.o N Tor gosyu Cove Locust Valley Huntnssoo and
a. Ri,..,d EIprs. Tra tArousb Green0or SATURDAY
n for Rs,yn Glen Cove Locust Valley Hoauogton and
Inn NJ, North Isip
IN eouusc A Branch for Henpsead
Huntington,
sa,tbaot leave Hun Point at , 4 sod Z p -...
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;flusifal Sntrum,nis.

A GREAT OFFER. -
N HORACE WATERS 4SI BROADWAY. SEWiORk, -
dispose Of one Hundred PIANOS hhboDfoNs an1 onfns
eremer low prices Tor cash dunng us
noph SIS monthly until paid the same TO Let
ppd purchased New Csekss fiaao' o heue
Monthly instslmens received for same
A j-OCTANE ROSEWOOD MELODEON for
~ 45S SOCTAYE WALNUT MkLODEON for a. Organs
aud Pianos at low pnoes sale or rent - ,,a,. 90, -,
CHICKERING 7-OCTANE PIANO, fine
n tone ms TOCTANE. OVERSEEING CARED case, $50 PAN
ROSEWOOD PIANOS 500 MAHOGANY 80 Prizes reduced
\ I. GORDON. 1O6 Broadway
IF you want a good PIANO, cheap, call at
i NJ H. nERREILS (ie l. 2. Cummnss's Naferoon, No
Union SQUARE nssbeE rented suit euson.Ts
ONLY look at them before decite tls-vbsr--
Ak nnn PRINCE " co. ORG ANS and ME-
)sOOO LoDEOSs New style, ior sale rent at
reduced prices ST 10 Broadway.
Inn STANDARD ORGANS TO REM, at 81
OO SOLD hv nosthI payments, al PBLOUBEf
PELTOS 4 Co. Manufacturer Sfl Broadway.
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Situations Mant,S- ttmahs.

Situations @lant,S -ftmalts.
SITUATION WANTED nv German
"a GIRL 70 do general hous.uo cock washer aud
CITY reference Apply At No firsi,t. onsner bower'.
SITUATION as CHAMBERMAID WANTED
- by Protestant girl Il sean old Address. 10 Eishha's.
GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS also. En-
~ ghsh Scotch. and ln'h be inud at Mr. HLDS GERMAN
INSTITUTE. IN SOresst between staston and kvlngIoB
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-01

Coleman Benedict reports the closing quotations at G
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-01

iersp"m - 20 nl seal kIsra Rstned... 70
ol nhhipg demand for Port sth y,e'
,. ,s. hsLsr ard cos ar@ With "oss. 80.
P'' A. 49," - % h IS for Mess = IL sSd ~ - ief
80. 80, 80 @ a., E,tra Prms, s2.q=a 50 set W"',a W
-" f1N - '' ,in n.p. 3c6sl9 - ioi l.~i' -,
h''. -. - -, ,s, Mo- seller Apfl a. 50 81 Tbs Nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-01
Situations 9lantto- Hlalts.

eSNuMlUns VVIaRIfU- NIIIts.
A YOUNG MAN who has been in business
~ Tor DHmber Of deHres situation ENTRY CLERK As
SISTANT BOOKKEBPbR SALBSMAN Mercantile business
Address :. A.. Boz 100 Trhnbf otce.
CITUATION WANTED by Il young man a.
y BOOKKEtPfR. ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER. CLkRk &
SALESMAN wlng 10 make himself generally s-,ui Ad
NARKkS, Boz ui. Tribune Odice-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-01

Balance $780,
Balance o CT Treasurer L. S...... t3,o5o-o .
Balance % CT Dishursiug Accounts. lllo9S 81
alaucet n r. Ofbce lo49pl
Baauc. to =. Interest AccOnntstIOinl oOoot 10
Balance " Or. Interest Accounstt ury) fH' ei
st2fa47el IS
~. uop,b NJ, zoe n
80, ~, Cnsons an The mouth OF March l3l4lto5 IL