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OBIITIRY Y.
Death ofDr. Charlotte Loz,er.

Dr. Charlotte LoIier died yesterday at her re-
sidcnce, S9i West Thirty fourth street. after an ~.
ness Of three days, incident 10 childbirth she
was thirty years OF age, and leaves three
children, Her father lives on farm In
Iowa, where she taught IN school pre-.
ylously to studying medicine in the Bast Ii ad.
diuon to leciurtng frequently at the Woman's Med
uous last winter Us speaker at the Womens Suf
frage and Workiugwomen's Associations. Her hus.
band IL also Of the medical pr0'ess' n, and is the
son OF DR., Clemcpce Lolier. o' al West Thirty.
fourth street, DR.. Lolicr err Eyed u large practice
and displayed much abiltr.
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The Cincinnati operators OF the Western Union
Telegraph COMPANY $ ruck yesterday morning ON ac.
count OF the reduction of tho salaries operators In
California.
Tho operative painters elected WIN. b. Mathews
President, rheO. II. Banks, Vice President. Jas Fur
long, Recording secretary Chas. Mathews, Financial
secretary, aud Maurice Walsh, Treasurer.
The carpenters have elected President. Michael
Pardey First Nicc.Prcsident n. j. Corbett Second
xicc pie.asnt BERNARD Malone Recording secretary,
Michael Osulllyani Financial Secretary, hrstopher
Nolan Assistant Financial secretary Robert Ahhs
Corresponding Secretary, w. L. JessuDsi Treasurer,
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Mr.. Courtandt Rimcy, Of Poughkeepsic, OBJ.
tanned divorce not long ago from his wife Gcorgi.
ana, handsome young woman OF ~ years. The
alleged adultery Is claimed to have been committed
at her mothers house, IN this city, with vsrious
young men VINO hnd made her acquaintance at Long
Branch la-t scmmcr. and at houses OF assignation
to which she vent while al Long Branch Tine case
came before the Court yesterday q motion on the
part OF the wife 10 vacltc the decree Of divorce
the ground that she had no opportunity to testify
upon the trial. The motion vas denied.
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The Mace-AI,eu Pr,z. Flight.

glst OF America, has accepted Mace's challenge to
fight for t25OO side. Articles OF agreement have
days TO agree upon referee In addition 10 the
money to be fought for, Mace will stake his cham
pion belt against q similar trophy held by Allen,
which was presented To him by his ~. LOus ad
mlrer4. The money has been deposited with Frank
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Drn sglns his wife on n Fire Escape.

her husband had beaten icr, and Oncer Morgan
went 10 arrest HIM. When Richie saw the officer
h" dragged his wife to the re escape OF the third
story, and eaped over, dragging her with him The
fail was ~ feet Richie escaped without injury,
but Mrs. RitclIie VAS severely injured. Richie
escaped the clutches Of the police for short time
Dut Was aftcrwRrd captured.
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CoLUMBUs, Jan. 8.-The House completed an
organization this afternoon, with Democratic
Sergeant alarms. Resolutions ratiying the Fir
Gen,, o,s Amsnameni Were Introduced 10 me senate
lanons The annual message OF Gov. Hays recon.
meuds the ratification OF the Fifteenth Amendment
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Last evening, the managers Of the Magdalen
Asylum in Eighty-eighth street gave the inmates
their Christmas presents. Assembled in the chapel
were forty,ave young women, with the Chaplain,
the Rev Mr.. Darling, the Rev. Mr.. Tanning and
his wife, Mr.. Lucius Hart, the Rev j. H. Brodt,
and others. Tie Rev. Mr.. Brodt delivered few
pleasant remarks, and Mr.. Fanning distributed the
presents from the tree. which was loaded with pre-
sents and very handsomely lighted.
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Elizabeth McGnnis. q married woman, died very
suddenly at H. resdeDce, 35i Wayne street Jersey
CITY, on Saturday evening. Want OF proper nourish
ment IL supposed TO have been the cluse OF death.
Her husband, who Is over seventy years OF age II
intrm that he cinnot work AT the time OF his mar
rIge he received dwcry from his wife Of 5000.
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The Divorce P.,tifosrr--Pursinu the Bar.

The Supreme Court, General Term, yesterday
called up the order requiring or'on A. House, the
divorce lawyer. to show cause why he should not be
stricken from the roll OF attorneys for improper con.
duct In connection with Inc divorce suit Of Charlotte
Nichols against A. II. T. Nichols. Mr.. Shaier, on
behalf OF Mr.. House, claimed Tint as the facts sta.
ted In the afidayits OF the complainants were de-
MED new anidavts should be introduced before the
Court could entertain tue motion Decision re-
served
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New Ministerial change. IN spain.

MADRID, Jan. 3.-There have been several i'm
portant conferences lately between Gen. Prim and
Sehor Olazagn. 1t Ia rumored that ministerial
changes arc likely to result thercfrom, In view ot
the prolongaon OF the Provisional Government
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BROOK

Thomas Canly, OF Bolivar street, while returning
home through Hudson avenue last night was severely
dubbed a0out the head by an unknown ruihan who
escaped,
Mr.. Morse. an elderly gentleman OF Albany
avenue dr. 'hped l''d NnSicrhY IN lawyers office rs
Fulton street. WHITTIER lac nad gone 10 atoDL TO
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John Rest. Escape from the Gallow..

JuuRe OardOzo yesterday granted stay OF all
proceedings in the OF Rea far as they might
90 toward the execution OF the prisoner until the
Court OF Appeals can ear and determine upon the
writ Of error. The papers were nied in the
Court OF Appeals In Albany, Judge Garvin waving
formal notice of application Tor the writ Ex Judge
Stuart counsel for the urisouer Ia confident that he
will save his client.
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spanish Telegram from Cubo.

HAVANA, Jan. 8.-KOdrigueE Derry the insur-
gent Sub.Prcicct at Hernslo, has surrendered hiui-
self Voluntarily with 81 others. to the Spanish
authorities.
The captain and crew OF the brig Moonlight. from
81 John for Mstsnzas, which WAS lost GU Salt Kcys
have arrived Al Curdcnas.
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ALBANY, Jan. S.-Tbe Republican members Of
the Assembly met 10 the Senate Chamber The
Hon. T. q. Aiyord, Of 0non6aga, was Ch?irmsn.
The Hon. N. Hucsted, OF Westchester, was nomi-
mated for the speakership, and for Clerk Z. Y.
Underhiil.
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The Mutuals of New York, and the Southerns
OF New Orleans, played match at base ball IN New
Orleans yesterday afternoon. The Mu,uals were
again victorious, as the following score will show
ist 2f. ~. 4th. 5th O. h. eth. Sth 9th.
sU"tE,sa.".......'.....s M%'H"I.i sn sa 3 IA
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Killed for Breach Of Promise.

WHsELIsG, W. Va, Jan. 8.-R. W. McNash.
who was shot on Thursday by Miss Betheu,, died
yesterday. Miss Bethem has been arrested and con,
lined In ail
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doorkesper; and M. W. Wall, FRS, Asss,an, Door.

doorkceper; and M. W. Wall, First Assistant Door.
keepM
Messrs. Freer, Baldwin, and Flag, were appoint
ed . committee 10 call future cueuscs.
On motion George Wakemen was nominated for
stenogrepher.
The Caucus then adjourned.
rms DsxocRAnc SENATORIAL CAUCUS.
Mr. Tweed presided. Hiram Calkins Of New
York was nominated for Clerk, and George Graham
OF Oneida for Sergeapt-st. Arms, and for Assistant
sergeant-atArms Abram Myers OF Ulster. Alexsn-
DER waterman OF Monroe was nominated for Door
keeper,aud William Mckinney OF Schenectady, Or.
Cornelies v. Simpson Of westchester for Assistant
Doorkeepers.
Senator Murphy was nominated by acclams alton
for President pro TEN. Of the Senate.
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From these acts you may possibly surmise why |
was thai Mr. MurDhy found no time last session Il
report from tie Judiciary Committee the bill repeal
ing the conspiracy law 1t was merely to furlh T
eertaiHed RON trustworthy sources that lad Sir
Murphy been true to hIs promises, IL Is not mprob
able that q result OF the 81 eaker hip lght woul,
have been different.
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THE COUNTRY DIES AFTER HONEY

As ior Senator Pierce, he was too m TO be on
hand. horde OF ofhee-scektrs, prime pay from
the rurnl aistrits, have failed to do their share
OF the Rims work. In ord to secure the votes OF
the country memLers for Hiichman. the Ring has
promised tuem all sorts OF snecures in New York
city IL is estimated that no less thlh itY of these
patriots have been pl dled tne positions OF HarbOr
Masters and Fort Wardens. How well the Ring in
tends to Keep It's word may be coujectured from the
fact that th,re only twenty five OF these places
~ be filled. Many positions In your Tax once are at
present LulI hy cOuntiymon. TaEmaDy's game
seems 10 be to Mood the entire city with these gem
temeu nom the rural districts, az recompcnse for
services rendered heretofore and 10 be rendered
hereafter IN tnC Lc, stature.
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The Altered Circumstances under which the
Emperor Napoleon Receives the Cerps
Leeisintif-The New French Csbtnes-
Honeyed Words from the Ex-Quees II
An oC q ka Sssu
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Tng kiSG BEE

Mr Sweeny has not been seen about the halls q
the Dela, since his arrival, but he Is known to
closely Gu.rtrted In his parors, where the countr
members are ushered before hi stately presence.
Amo'g Il arrivals from New York tins mornin.
was Police Commissioner Henry Smith, OF m
Tsmmany combination. Deputy Street Commis
sioner Tweed has been here since yesterday. Cois
missioner Mel an aud all the leading lights oi IN
Democr.cy are ou the ground,
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The Following ls Tue result OF he DusmeSs AZ INC IW

The bullion in the Bank France has increased the
extent Of 5,sCOOOO francs during the past week
The Loadon Times correspondent writing from Frank,
forton-the- Main, says the eagrrncss for America, ~
way securities Is wenigh exhausted"
The London money market advanced today owing 70
the unavorablc bank returns. The amount Of bullion -
vault to-day is sO5GO sterling less than las Thurs
day.
There will be no meeting of the stock Exchange 10.
morrow Good Friday.
jefferson County, virginia on tie SIT Mt yot'G ,ub'
scTipfion of $3.50 600 To- the Nali' Y Railroad
In our notice OF the per cent bouds Of TIE Chicago,
Cincinnati and Louisville E1road Tor SAFE, We 'hitd
the name of MossTs. CJdwel Co., - Nallhi, Nio are
associated with MessIs j. \. JLGciWO0d Co.. 30 tbe
sale of the bonds. . ,,...s,-. .,..,
Wells Fargo Il Co.'S Express, Tor tHe quarter 'nmns
Noh Si Mv. If IlJ,e OF raw cotton rnpoytcd 'io En-
gland in January aud February, 1870 over lie 'aias
months in 1869. Is E2,5iCej3.
The Cincinnati, Hamilton "rd Dayton fahoid las
heon very successful under the Presidency 81 :. :
I,NommCdeu esq, a gentleman well known through
out the Land The road ana equipment are hep d. hs-
class Orier. II, business j. llci'a7lIg i WW"eO 90
less percentage OF cost than any Other Iead h ttt
West; and from the time il was opened II bas i"da4
average annual dividend Oi - per cent nee or ~ oi
which have been in cash and . IN STOCK ana boI o. dd
fine uast wear IL las earned per cent net ana ~ N0'
many is free from any floating debt, with cash on Land p
an me Ilfli inst OF the stockholders, az which ~. W
Vcruyc presided, tl" following resolution Wa d|'P"
Reof from she o'ea 'ui sft.cow euents 81 pr oh
ton of oar roa 7 e President and Dn ' ~,
our eOalfr.ce 10 Is present. lnet as t1 pave l ID "
past.
We have been requested TO pub-h the following Io;ee
Sr members OF Ibis Bolri while recoynint the rese 10 o
te gentlemen rs,e uouinpon tl, mons se A :" q" 'n l
in yiea Of the, should be the honorable auli"n o
Der Of the Board to become member o. TIE rG'rang ram - %
opposition ucA,t meet IA the B'd hooa 'n A1'a i' ~.
Us,,'.,..g Ann. l3 1870
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15
THURSDAY, April II p. n.

The Gold Room was duh and prices 1l2.U
1l2t and 1l25 until this cable dispatch after O'Clock
from London: money tighter. Bank lost ~iVhVVo
Bonds declined; '62s ss5. Bank Of France increase,
5sO0O0O f." The London news was sufficient 'prcteAt
for the bulls in the gold market and 1t was thrown
up to 113d1l3s di13!.
On the Cd inst. The L0ndon Ecopowit says: " Inc
large and continued iHGux Of gold to the BANK oi
England the frn maintenance OF the existing hlSh
rates of exchange foreign places, and the probability
that the value Of money will be even lower IN week OF
So have combined raise the price OF con'0is during
the week" It also states that there has been con
siderable demand the bank during tie Week.
but the resources have not far been largely touched
upon the operations having for the most part been
merely transfers to the banking Department. In 1850
the bank had coin and bullion sl5,27l70l in 1862 @lI
573O23 in 1870 l6l and holds reserves notes ana
coin ai3ll2iO now, against 2S,9tl49s IN 1s0s Inc pro
liability is that the reported loss of 100000 OF the bank
TO day been for the payment OF railroad bonds ana
f. on it's way here to increase Our stock OF gold.
The money market is easy to-day mt per cent WIN
occasional loans at per cent well as at per cent;
per cent Is however tie ruling rate No change in com
mcrcal paper.
Foreign Exchange is duh aud irregular, aud the "i-
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rur >rW.yoRT HORSE MARKET.

y;-i Nej. >b'ss o.sla o. IttfgJ0artASL, t,f'eH L''F
l0H D. o. -
N.sotA 4 I llbe Sfiag trde hss miry st s"I y, Iss,
ts. ben m h p. auru seek praagbt Horses -"
.a L,4, .sS deuli s4i pes are Ialiy 9.ssn nos.
then. lrct demand BOT te.' ~
sh sSi '"aag IN ron ~ scarfi
ios Tolr, there - yet oialsiAa,e" ,,,. ,i.,s Slch
To- lot o. PROMISING hoses OF TINS osts 90
arrived rom oauge Cosur u,ir cse ess oces 49, A,..
mon lcre. aore Oh ayiIl. h- demand 'esubs' -.
W, go n con 30 u.est1fs 40 Nh cl huu.ss h bs'n -..s
iAon Nor, L,,,s 70 10 ,l6' s.ge. Nf fSS 70 49, "a ~
b.,, ,aue hn,,s s2l1 10 spg, and ss1 80 :.
teams; lyt, drauht hors $50 10 SsO sagIe and e,ss
the mset, rcsasers wv
.,n,r and ' - /. I soo sr teams fsnc neaas'ss W.
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Foreign Exchange is dun aud irregular aud the f.

At 10 o'clock the Gold Room quotations were ll2 ll56
1923 l2iO 1925 1912, l2l 1890, 2i 200, 1925. GO6, li4&
2:O7 u2.; 22O 2s; 245, lJ; p. m IL; 1885, l3s qllJ4
and the market closed very strong.
The transactions OF the Gold Exchange Bank were rs
follows: Ccarances sj9,SG0COO gold balances, Sl40S,
Gjs 10; currency ,25OS 90 Holders Of gold paid from
TO per cent for carrying over balances.
The market to-day in Government, very dull in the
morning, active and price, very firm and advanced
In the afternoon the following comparison Of prices
at the Government stock Department yesterday and to
i,,- u-;lls sbn
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15

Governments strong late in the day, and but very
few offered.
In state bond, the market continues steady with prin
cpal dealings Tennessee and with steady prices, at
sd 532 new. and 50! for G and coupon. south Caro-
liua new s5; Louisiana 6, do. S Levee, 92l Tie
prices OF Southern state bonds hold firm hut for
days the operations in them at the Stock Exchange have
been limited.
Railroad aud bank shares comparatively Gull bat
with prices very firm.
The stock market has been du but prices have not at
all declined Tie strength of the stocks during the sew
cra heavy days business has occaoned considerable
remark, and il is looked upon as good indication OF
feeling Of confidence the leading railroad stocks The
stock O the Canton Company has gone up some 10 per
cent less than many weeks and sold to-day al the
ut 2 d8 and ewJcrsey Central AT l0ji l05 were the
leading catUres " Y Central ana Hudson 93s as; do.
Certificates. 80; Milwaukee ana st. Paul. COZ; do Pre-
fcred, 1i2 Chica and Northwestern, i4 do Pre-
feupd, SG Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 10y Market very
firm at the close oil round
The following were the bids at the First Board" OF
the Stock Exchange for the bonds aud stocks named
NewYor City = cent, 1876 %; do cent, $780, 9s;
Brooklyn cent Water Loan, sss; Jersey City cent
Water Loan, 92l Delaware and Hudson Canal. lis;
Pennsylvania Coal 2l5; Macon aud Western Railroad,
Bonds, s6t; American Dock and ImproS Sement Bonds,
95i; Detroit Monroe and Toledo Bonds, 81; Western
Union Bonds. 81 Connecticut War Loan 90. Cleveland,
Paine gila and Asl.abula Bonds IS Albany and
su,quehaHna I'd Bonds, S5 Lake shore Dividend Bonds,
SO! secondaye, S0 sixth-aye, l26; Monis and Essex
Construction, S7 Nnrth Missouri Isl Morsage, So; Al
ldnt!c Mail. ~
The following the Government quoIioi.,,f AI'>>r,
~
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rrnrrrrs nE rROprCE.

NTIfI -I-FT' H0N9N7I.N "a
hr.tl .-t a'rs 'o'on. - Ass 7Ss 6b,e A. H. Iis.
hos n t.t .l lash Hfjih D4r.ey, 9te bosh sA
l,sb Il e. O. hu. Pas 1852 h1-h. Ots -so bush Irass "a
i- GOA Meet 90. Dbl, E-ss i !e bNe - gAs. IA
pt. O., s. 400 n,s Por. iJi Hsrn. pgs g.,
ia, 5.ais lLl re,vor - h'i' is Las,,e I. ~
4. h. l'sib PtcA lt. D.. Erdusd PeiI>lsNn h, %
sI i.. 81 trls to, - li.Tobaoo = K -, ~
=. t '',.r Icon p,rt >t'th p1 bis Missy ll9 ca~s ''f
b.H. Iail o'. ,u bah D. oil 90 boz. Pra0sS
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15

THE MARKETS.
C,reiOlly reported for TnR TerBrNs.


TnuAsDAY Arrl ls. is50
ASIFS r. dul AMI prizes nominal. - q.
tDITON1h. = mole are, sni pfi'es are agt A' ol
we ssdie- the close oWug 70 the advance go Z" "o9f
close hola this rae Ses ~ 81 ha+s
g 10 arse, which ii3 taken export 30 for cnat"n
ar 100 ,r ,peealtioa For future deliver, M eEcan{ i" as A.
Pie fO Aay: tO-it i May, Ei.ei N Jpbr
~ aad H. al bss, 0f L,g MllZ We qrot as o-
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15
ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James

i 4
8:3l a. NJ. Mail Train for Crecnror.
Rosn, Glen cove Locust Yaler, huntington and
p No. Ryeraed Express Train trouga Genpor Saturday
ni.ds.
NoTihpot.
5:9i rn for North Lip.
All trains connect q Branch for erPsiesd.
Suuiav trsin, Royn Glen L0ct valley Huntingdon aA
Nofhpo leave Hunters iOh A : % IT, -' D. B,RToy sup
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15
NEW-YoRK AND NEW-nAVEN RAIL
u
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
CD1iMENgiNG NOV. -. ig6l

tOHNENttNG NOV. -, 1902
FssgEgri SciVrG OF Istptg--.ytlt
ioIr,-..e. EniraGre IN THrufy-,rgtuiA.,t
TEAMS LEAVE NEWiORK.
For ScENsysn Bu2euor tET) ll:1 l2:lj (fs
3:1J (Erl. ~. go, j:al. ali til.i p.
For Mlorl Str,,or FTaeIi -hpornI we,tpor 700
n. J.f5 4..p. and j:tl p. 100.
{Er) 3:l5, AS Ev.). $50 6pi iri a..p tLyl .. ln
Tor Darisn =. - il;.O a - a. &;. j:i anl $50
Tor Stanri rIl g li:. a.; l9:i5 t@l, 2:l5, tkI
g. -. (Ert. 4:i5. j..p. b:.O. s:l5 tX) r.. M
for GreenUih - lil GID. > 80 $50 Gil 1918
Ior Por Chester lud ia''n 1i'~ sH' .. e. lI.D l5
3:i3. 4:tj. 5.H' ESQ IA.
Saal1y Nal rl4 rseaty Ecslok p
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MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
WI DELAWARE LACKAWANNA, AND WESTERN RAILR0A


In Yori aai foot # Clt0phersi
SUMMER ARR iNGEiESS, commencing MONDAY, April H. 1870
8:U0 EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN conecllg a. Denyie With Boon
tor Bauc al Dover Branch Waterloo g r
Auoyer Negon Washington with the d. b. and w r. r.
Bend Bnghtion
ard all points the LtcAaNanna aud BoomsDug
aul Delaware and HiriSon Il Rls. .
ll:s0 m LEn,GH VALLEY EXPRESS stops AZ Newnrs Norris
own Hscse.osn. Nssrgol. asui Ea,'on con
nrct, at ilp5bufg Del r. ilr Boree &c aEi AZ
with L. v T. Bethlehem AeaosH, Mauch Chnnk anI
Niiacsbarre
4:IOp SCRANTON EXPRESS connects Dover With Chester R.
Waterloo with X r., AMI o. Washington with D. L. and
". Il. r. Water G.I Sr,ui}burg, aui Scranton.
For MORRISrOWS as i.teme stations a. lI2) M, s:3J au
G:lD y. N Accom-; $50 b m. fSIle,. .
For SUMMIT anl u.e-lte aioa5 at G 10, and loOo g. m
4:2G aHd G:DO p m. .
For ORANGE aad SOUTH ORANGE 900 m Loo, $40, $50,
$3.50, 900, ami II:fj p
For YEWARK ct G:ol t7oo 7:5 $50 eco 92o 1870 $50
600 $780, g:-j l0.y, s-i sad :D !, I:lJ s;l5,
500 3:j 400 $40 'iD j:J bJ L5 $50 S3I and llOJ
p.m -. ~.
STOPS Eas, Newar E,omGcI aui Non $3.50 and 90
al m, al 2:1l J:.p J;l4 6'-i and 7.ij y. m.
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT TIE STOCK ExCHANGE.-FJRsT CALL,
f0l O'clock A. ~.

,, 400 70, rs ~ I0l $500 4. q. $40 Con 67....clml
., . II II 70 Con 20 n..IO9 600 T. IS, lc+O Coa.''o
Sales Of state Bonds Railrodd Foundations a1d Ha"0H@hP
ciocls
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-Trains leave

Il i Tlirteth-st p foliows: -...-,.,
M Chicago Express Drawn groom car GAehe
1879 .. t. Day Express, Drawing ATTACHED.
4 o. IN Montreal EJIress, ITaNin- groom car attached.
6U Express with Sleeping through 10 Cheago ~h
OUT ango NJ. &. II. r.. also L. = 4 NJ = X. X U@yJ
II D. Iu. Nigh Express Sleeping car attached.
7in H., 2fJ Gud p. m fouehle eel.ie irGa~
@. 4 lj and $50 p. icrss ALL Trans,
aud C:5O p. ~ Sing Sing Trains.
6i .J 9:lO Il i2a, $40 snd llD p h 1orLc
Trains. -. ...,.,.-,. .
% a m to Poaghkec9le Suaiar) J. W. TOtCEF, SuoL
a IlCl
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60 f1hcm it man Concern.
j)rofc5s 5sioi!al Notlec9.

nR. OLIN, 81 Bond-St has 10 cQnal III New
~ the Of debility ard al chronic
cs thousands given By others matter who ii
Consult the by letter qeroa Send two stamps iof lie Neil
cal I,says. Hcurs, to ?.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15
ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains viii leave DepOts

b Ia Il
foot Of an foot Of Twenty yrt, &c ioloNs'
Through Express Chamhorss Gt 10 a H. Eng
p lsy); have TN.nty third A. 80 a. si2 a. M am
(isiy) New and improved DraTng gko"m 'oah, vi" Sc
company tie train trough to Buffalo connecting at 9nfi
vile With Sleeping Coaches through 70 Cleveland 1a'n
Sleeping Coaches viii accompany tie 10 H. train ron 20
Bualo the G.3 train 10 Rochester buIao anu Nll0hAa
Az Enigr,nt train leaves daily at r n. m 49,, ,,-,
Port Jeryis ani Way i:O F. m Il HcuJ So p, @
Orange Co Express Sunlays eIpt@, connecting for "ar"cS Mont
gonrry. Gufon Pine Island snl CnonSiIe.
For Nliosu AMI Way, at $3.50 N. CEentyth S;i2 m
For Ousyic and Way GJ daily TVentytnn4st 20 a. 10
Tor SeVbu.h Way $3.50 and 4;5o p ~ CT"eny
thirls.. :: g a. 1913 and i:l5 p NJ
snaen ani Way and p m CTtnyHni st. $40 anu
Fof Peterson Twenty ui DEPOT at b;45 NJ slo
m n: AS NJ - .. n Csy 3:ij j:l5 and $50 p
M From Chunbf.st Depo. at - ~, 9lJ M H. l:D p m
Giailyl. 4 y. m 5:i5 p m, AMI G:i5 p.
Fnr senick AMI WAY Tgen',hirst Depot at $3.50 M
mas m 3:4j p. m 5:l5 p m 5:ij p ani 6i5 ~ From
Cbamber.st Depot, Il III, p Ia, 5J p MT , U' anu
For Pirrmon MonevsRd Wa from TwcntyhriF Depot $3.50
M I9:45 p s3j i;lJ 4:i5 p ni -b;l1 p M ana
sa1H an midnight From ChamleTst Drpot at A. M
NJ $3.50 H. 45 @ III, -0a0 p L., and saturdays ong IL
Tt m raseaec Apartments IN DraEngRoom an Sns
Coaches can oaur for the cheng aD trnsirt OF ig
gaze nav ohcr- l ~ anl sy bir
corner glthst AMI Inr1aAe M.m -
tor =, Brood Dos Chrhers snd foot nj
Long Dock Depot jersey 'ly
@ ih, .is az tl5 prnc pal hotels.
l1 PirrlO
WA. a. DARK, Genera Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15
nlrsital gnsirn'neilio.

A GREAT OFFER.
~ HORACE MATTERS. is4f BROADVAY. newborn, 80 ,
viii dsrose Hunsred PIANOS III LODtOSi, and olhs
maker extremely low ps for cash tug a oh
or viii aAe 80 $25 mor'h uu rad e sare 20 a., s
rrt money spFlel u ruIcls'ed Ncw thcAeng r'lO0 w ~
Monthly nsHlmens received foi fame
A GREAT REDUCTION III Pianos.-Barnole
"A Wsgcroon 1913 Beecerst splendid sssorf9en.i
5F you want good PIANO, cheap, call az
NJ ~ MERRELES a,e CuT@asss MslGf .n HE .
Urionsqnarc. fo nsi7i tnis or reniei any va! oS
OIL, look them before you decide ciEevhcie.
MASON & HAMLIN ORGANS-Seyeefaii
R ,tyi.s gr-st reuan lha7.ns been Si , qg e % % 81
o. SOLD at tagin'i or htisi'p "'n P5 "
Iaralafe NV ORGANS 20 EEhl: - n r. - .qf D,osIrsv