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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-18
THE ORA ma.
OLYMPIC THEATER.

Mr.. Fox has entered on the good work of
making his public laugh and he succeeded last evening
by his presentations Of Paul Pyy and Jacques Srop in
promoting the lveest good humor on the part OF con-
siderable audience Theater in these times need TO
he adventurous spiritsfor they must constantly defy
had weather 1t rained last night matter Of course
but as We have ntmaed, goody conconrse OF specta-
TORS assembled at the Olympic and laughed at Mr. Foxs
concentrations The chief quality In Mr.. Foxs acting
was drollery His Pdtd Pfy follows the conventional
pattern in matters OF costume ana stage-ousness
but its mirhfuness of the actors peculiar
nersonsty Mr. Fox eminently fitted for farce acting,
both by physical attributes and by natural and lively
svmpatby with the spirit OF comca situations An actor
so il is scarcely needul 10 could not
very well mistake simple and obvious character as
Paul Pry Mr. Fox embodied this garruous' peeping'
and ridiculous with strict fidelity TO lie as
the part and the piece will allow and the unaffected
endowment with which he delneated the unucky busy
bodys bunders and disasters communicated its cheer
fitness to his audience aud aroused frequent laughter
and appause Some OF the other players In the
farce lnarred It's representation by uncertainty
in words and hesancy in action There was no attempt
AZ scenic displsy nor was accuracy Of properties always
respected In of the inn scenes Pdm Try dispiaSeu
the n Y World and Fro'k Hardy The ". j. Demoer"'
This is trIo perhaps. but grain Of dust can occasion
crea, deal Of distress TO the eye Robert Macalre
foIlowed Paul Pry." The two pieces make a captai
bill since they abound In character as wen rs III iu"
pretty and picturesque rural scene was SET TOT ooeIV
Macaire." Mr.. Fox personated Jacques Srop' his ta
emit atcharacterpanting shown IN the disncness
Of this performance compared with It's predecessor
Diversity IN these matters is of course, OF the hrst I'M
portance In Jacques Srop. however, as in his fd
Pm the actor departed hat from nature ana was
comical rather than true. However, French
prompts to good deal OF license. The whole thbg ID
generally felt to be founded wind. Mr. Fox, at any
rate was followed by peals Of laughter Upon the mis-
eelaueous acting which gave support there IS no 90
eason for remark Much that done upon the stage IN
fact is altogether beneath consideration In the
choice OF these plays the management OF the olympic
nave hin upon n very attractive b-Afternoon perform
ances are at this house "Wednesday ana oaturua,
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THE STATE or TRADE.
LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS
H,yRs Jan l7-Coton closed dnn spot aud TO irtl'e
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

YoRyoLK vs.. Jan. I7Coon-ReeeP SgS bales. eI90f''
co,.w,., 6i6 bales, bales Prime Low Mdiugs HZ'
Cn,RLssroS C. Jan l7co'on IN good demand ana p s@'
500 b,lrs Mddngs 24!0k+e; receipts lOj bales co. Ill., -
Jaa l7.tott0n qniet' receipts So'' oasi u
mart, s55 balss; sales $50 bales; Middiugs use E..
l7ihe Cotton market h. hrm and tue oHei'b
s.Ies ~ bales hddlngs <''
Gs,c,uo l7-Etchank lilo OF bu'ng iIo premium
Voar-Tbs DEMAND is exclusively fer low grades Spyg hiI
80 a. Wheat DUET al Tsd78,c for No q IN the afternoon eeler
.si.r, At IA q7se cash ale sler January Sic 'esI
60 All No ? 7idI2I IN the afternoon No vas nennAy &C
o.,. ons and 6rmer No 2 9 Rive nominal No = "s pAs,
All and namiu,l. No. q S5c HghNlnes seAuy "a;
saellc Provision, active Mes, Pork advanced ED~ Sos
,Gr 20 ,.l,r Febrary; -2s % cash lafd liI .ue fI'
a. Gi7ic casa loo seller Fhmhri Dry SAed Sooa',s' i
panoh Sic, llgIlic; Short Rbs j!c Hams-,sen'
Psd iABSe Dressed Hogs quiet AZ so "a s r iSf
- 80 Higher AZ - Tor Common ~ wa O
rh tstle auie, and shade easier at - d 90 ieT Az 70
i,' good 10 extra steers hecsPl
% "a oo lu,h Wheat 100 bush Corn 9VOI busa' oats
o' Hog, shpneus-5SO bbls flour osV gusl.
g ys n 40 bIh Corr bush oats 1900 bash barney jaw
Hogs p, White. u; No. white
R.rI dseiu.d Sc sales at 81 81 per Genital De'se" h'k'
RTyy,o Jan If-Flour-hers was , retal Iaae %na -
hush. Mlsaukie club al ~ ~
"s ear new Ohio Oats nominal Soc in sor. h
a. a. store Farley offered ,t sS0 sc, according 10 q9sy
n,Tm,ut nominal at &c IN store seeu H. tS..
.,.i.r 20 HEAVY ih' eAS'' ''''.''
retailing At St llGsl IL
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AIKEN, SOUTH CAROLYN

AIKEN, SOUTH CAROLISA.-A neat pamphlet
OF pages price 90 cents has just been published by MI
j. G. Derby which gives an interesting account OF the
advantages offered actual settlers IN the vicinity OF
the healthy and delightful climate OF Aiken D q be
sides the health giving properties OF the paceso exempt
from fever and lung complantsa description IA given or
the nature products OF the SOILS including not only
its mineral deposits but corn cotton cereals
and especially s renowned fruits The book also con-
tains extracts letters distinguished visitors.
such "a ThurlOw Weed ex-senator Andrews, C. a. Stet-
son esq and from several settlers all speaking in
the highest terms OF their pleasant experience while re-
siding there Mr. Weeds letters have already appeared
IN our and expect to hear from him from the
same locality this Winter
Comics tho book be obtained or j. C. Derby, r. "
Box No 49, or No 1872 Broadway, Rooms Nos IL ana H.
or sent by mail receipt OF price. Mr. Derby can be
seen few days by those desiring personal inter-
view at the above address. from ~ to p. IN.
lSew-YOrk Commercial Advertiser
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UNION COLONY.

A meeting of the Executive Committee of the
Union Colony held at the American Institute rooms
on Thursday, the 18th inst, when N. c. Meeker, Gen.
Cameron OF Emira n " and W. C. Fisk OF Toledo Ohio
we're appointed a Soliciting Committee 1t was voted
that the Executive Committee mako arrangements with
capitalists friendly to the movement to purchase large
quantities OF land adjoining the Colony Land proper 10
be held by the Treasurer for two years. that &C
cessons may be made during this period ana tat the
Colony may control the surrounding country Snch cap-
tasts buy this land 70 be allowed so per cent Tor
the Of their money until the land IA sold ana II not
cold. they TO possess it IN fee simple Voted also.
that persons members who wish information remit
TO the Assistant Secretary. Ralph Meeker, TRIBUNE
Office
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NEW- YORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE......ALBANY Jan H. 1870
The Senate met at ~ o'clock p. m.
BRADLEY gave notice Of ball to amend the act 70
prevent eucroachments on the grounds attached 10 81
Johns College, at FOrdham WestchesteT County
Mr. GRAHAM gave notice OF Dill 10 regulate passen
fares railroads and To prevent ekorbtaht charges
when passengers omit TO procure tickets. . ,
MIR GRAHAM gave notice OF "a bill to limit the capital
stock OF railroad companies
ON motion of MIR. KENNEDY. the Hon. Henry G. Muir
phy was chosen President pro tenn OF the senate.
The Senate then went into Committee OF the Whoe on
the Senate bill repeating the act relative to the Court OF
Common Pleas and General Sessions OF Peace. IN West
chester County provide for holding terms OF Court
al White Plains and authorize the sale OF the Bedford
Court House property. The bill was reported to the
Senate amendment also the bill repeating lurs
dcton OF Courts OF Sessions aud to provide for ing
vacancies Offices Of Justices OF Sessions. Reported 10
the Senate. Adjourned
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DIED.

ASDBRsoso, Mopi' 7,s o Ss Tse; Hs.1 S d. .
Dr. swn I, III. ,.1 % y ye II Gi Il. r..
His relatives friends those Of bis sopinls" TIE me ,rI,
Invited o ,tSsnd Is Tai Church Se"Y'rl '' We'd
nesday. 18Th inst. at o'clock
BOGfA-On Saturday, Jan. Is. Nrs Mary L. bosA Se' "'
the Eth At ococI tse father Dyer at se.
S S &! Sisfa fol o b foot II RSss sS
on The G inst at w is coop
Notice ffaus. q papers,
cRoLUsIn Brooklyn Sunday Jan Is william Croh1' " S' '
The Of the family also bis wil,s Joso ',s
EisaId ,aS BIS 'Soa" ps'a ae sI s FmpInase %
Tuesday afsernoon. at 2 o'clock.
FARRELL-on jan II aher short and palSfo ns ,,..,
uOu Clab Of the NO ward respectfully Invited 90 attend -
sSs.. ron clock oi '' residence '''' ST. Oh "'''''
KIRK-At Jacksonville Pod, Jan Il, sfcusa%paou H,os.h O.
moORB-sudraly lakes Hospital SATURDAY J.a s ws
r sG 2s. iS' s Si sss to Fd SS' for
MuLLES-Ms catha1s. Convent q Nero !. liooosrs ~. IT,
Ellen Macnn religion Sister MARY ThersA-Agea !" yeA"
YTTCHIB-Mondsy l7,h. Henry A. Hhehie, aged 81
Wednesday. from l26 CougTessst, Brooklyn
PRATT-Anna Maria suii'n on the 10th inst UTICA L. 'se'
sHBFFBLp-on suni,y Jan I Stewart ST. Joha and
MARI S,ewar, sheffield. aged year and months ,.,
The relative, and friends Of toe my respectfully n'I to ,,r.i
second ~ on wednesday, 18Th inst, Al I o'clock
sMITH-on Sunday 6 Mrs Mary Smith 'se "a yea" and
The relative, the family respectfully r' % 'iesd
Luther Btl
hundred ghteeuht SeEeuhaye Tuesday Jan d. a.
u O'clock
sUYDAM-In v Annie Snyim vile tJoas
r. Sudan and shter o. tue late John 4. Lawrence. .
attend the funeral 81 ~ hsrfs
Church Tenhst SecoHiaVe Tuesday, Jan u. At u NJ
without further invitation.
TRNISOY-ou SATURDAY inst Margaret Ateie wife Of Dr. W.
d. Tenison and only daughter Of John y Bsgley.
funeral hr
residence - East Twenty TUESDAY 1871 Gl, al
Sunday night OF scarlet fever Anna s. youngest d'nhtes
Eiward W. aud Anna y Tapp aged years sud diTA
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited 70 arlene
the funers Tuesdy 1871 inst al o'clock IRON "a faheSA
BROOKLYN.
wooD-Ou Sunday 18th inst william Wood in the SD year OF he
The relatives respectfully to attend the nei
from residence Wooipot y. j. Wednesday ibe h
will Dover depot the sVa Of the
which wA leave Newlork foot OF Bacsyst at NJ
wARING-0u Saturday jan u.s. Leta r. widow Of the late Hnssi
j. Warpg
The relatives and friend. family invited to attend the aoet
from residence daughter Mrs Charles D. Lewis No ~
Presidentss Brooklyn TUESDAY, 18th inst at IL O'CLOCK
PACIFIC No 213 F. and MThe member Of this Loge are
Lodge TSenty hrs.
SI,have wednesday jan 49, o'clock NJ for the Dsrpes
paying tribute deceased W. Bro los.ps
The funeral will take place from his late re'eoee No %
Thrave The Fraternity respectfully requested TO attend
BY order Of JOHN fULLnhH,h
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v,pp ~ . TryEuEYr-NARRow ESCAPE.

Early last evening fire occurred III rear
room on the third floor OF the frame tenement NO u hu
berry st. occupied by Jacob Ieinink and family fhere
were two small children in an adjoining room put 70
dense was the smoke that none OF the inmates "o"a
attempt To them and the most intense
was occasoned IN the nelgborhood whel the poiiuao
sItnatIon Of the children became known capt ya
and n detachment Of police soon arrived upon sso
RJundsman Douglass on being informed Oh tno usn5 Sa
Of the children assembled the stairway through ,ne ana
broke open the door OF the apartment IN WHICH ill.,
we're aud safely brought the children To the suee rhe
los on furniture aud effects $3.50 not ipsisu S
building IA owned by VIM. III. MITCHELL an" % "'"HN
To the extent Of 500; Instred.
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PRIVATE LIBRARY AT AUCTION.

At the auction rooms of Mcssrs. Leavitt, Sire
beigh & Co the sale of extensive private library con-
tanning many recherche works relating to American
affairs commenced night under good auspices Inc
sale began at o'clock which hour 1t will be continued
each evening till the whole collection Is sold The cata
Iooe COMPRISES list Of ?G2 works about onefourth OF
which was got through with last night Book cohhos
seurs aud the trade in general were well represented
Pudding was brisk and prices that 20 some might seem
extrayagantly high. were often realized Few speo
mems viii give an idea Of the class OF books put mp ana
how they sold VIM. " Wells's Lfe and Public services
of samuel Adams In vols. imperial $40. BOsto tte
Brown q Co, 1866. brought y 81 per voiunle M
Iu,n.rtial History OF the War In America between
Great Britain and her Colonies from ts commencement
90 the end of the year 1892 with illustrations ahOny
nous A vol svo printed in London III 1850. brought sl9
very fair price for a small octave volume nnreccol
nended by any distinguished authors name The Aner
can Portrait Gallery. being national portrait gallery
distin gshed Americans, In vols. 49, bearing uaS
1884 sold for go volume. royal syo volume entuea
Tbe life and Career Major John Andre d. O. OF the
p,isb Army in America bearing the imprint OF Tckhor
a Eeids is6I brought ~. Bartrams Travels from
10 Canada London ISL was sold Tor 10
An Oxford edition Boswels IAfe OF Johnson nA octave
youmes richly bound, went for $40 90 per volume
Boydell's Graphic Illustrations OF nhakespeai,e
ssriss of prints comprised In ono folio volume. pup
iislod il LONDON. without date ~ q" vo'S soaf0s
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ALMOST A DUEL.

Hoboken has not outgrown the age Of duels.
The editor Of The Journal OF that city receiveda challenge
couple Of days ago from the editor OF the |osbdn OF
Hudson City. These two gentlemen have been on un-
friendly terms OF late and have engaged for some time
past in the pastime abusing and vfyg each other
At length Mr.. Mueller OF the Volksbtah challenged
Pabasch OF The Journal 10 fight with instruments the
nature OF which he thought to be sefunderstood."
Pabasch did fight and sent back word to his
challenger that when he wanted to die he could shoot
himself Pabasch has commenced proceedings to secare
Mueler's arrest charge OF having threatened moral
vrnl IN
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ABOLITION OF THE INCOME TAX.

A large meeting of citizens was held in
Cleveland last week IN favor OF the abolition OF the in
come tax The meeting called under resolution OF
the Cleveland Board OF Trade, passed jan inc FOL
lowing resolutions were passed by unanimous vote:
sOed the Of this meeting that The United states
nvous and It's operation the
and manufactures aud ought to DO re-
peaed
soued Congress be instructed and our
Senator. influence effect SAID repeal
resolutions be signed 81 the Presdug Ohce
Secretary forwarded Senators and Representative as
afnra
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PERSONAL.

Ex-Congrcssman Roswell Hart of Rochester,
il al the st. Denis Hotel Gen. +. A. Walker Wash
ington; Gen. ODonnel of Baltimore, and tho Rev Dr.
Jackson OF Hartford, are at the Hoffman House. -
The Hon s. X. Williams OF Wayne Co.. the Hon X d.
Rice of Maine Col W. II. Jenlfer, Baltimore, Geo o..
Jones and j. w. Van Valkenburgh, Albany, are az the
Fifth Avenue Hotel. =-= Cen T. +. WinslOw, 81 Lons
Judge W. n Matson Hartford the Hon VIM. Allen, Au'
burn and ~ l.. Roosevelt IT, 5. Navy are at the 81 Mich
oas Hotel. =- ThOs. SwnyaTd OF Canada, and Gen o..
" Morell, are at the Everett House. -= W. HerDert
Petn of England il at the BrevOOrt House. - John Il
McDonough OF Philadelphia, and Major q. W. smith on
Mssl,sppi, are at the Metropolitan Hotel: --- A. r.
Corwin Washington and Major Cain. IT, s. A. are at the
-. IILAILn
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IOWA.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGISLATURE.

PROCEEDINGS or TIE lsttISlshIbhE.
DEs MONIES, Jan. 1.-THE Legislature got
fairly to work day. joint resolution was introduced
requiring that Senators in Congress be instructed
and our requested to their influence
to prevent any further appropriations for public build
ings IN Washington City, which was referred to COM
mIttee with instructions to insert clause in relation to
the removal Of the Capital 20 the Mississippi valley In
the House, Mr. introduced joint resolution rat
fyng the Fifteenth Amendment to the United states
Constitution Tho Senatorial election takes place to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-18

onds too long discontinued the charge becomes either
too viscid 10 crumbes BY peculiar appearance OF
tho flame issuing from the cadron the eye used and
tells approximately when 10 turn of tho blast by the
aid Of the spectroscope that period is known exactly
without the least doubt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-18
OHIO.

THE BIBLE IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
COLUMBUS, Jan. IA bill was introduced
tho House of Representatives. this afternoon. by Mr.
Ward OF the Reform delegation from Cincinnati, prohib
iting reading OF the Bible singing Of hymns IN tho
public schools.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-18

The application of spectrum analysis " tine me
important branch OF steel Manufacture, hno"" -,
der the name OF tho fessemer process oa
vast benefit. Five tuns OF cast IRON -" 90 J" .,r
minutes converted into cast steel. A biass on All
ia used to burn out tho carbon from hc Ss.s -
Wb,le hot oasl iron az tho blast po u'e"tVa s's" WV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-18

,itro:lycerine Ia, caused as NAP, deaths As As'osee @
~ or, 6m'e, 10 this horrible of deaths bat secure
LET for IN m BY burning PkArrs ASTRAL or pron"uue'u " '
-, y, n, M. aK.r OIL made This Viii noi explode.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-18

poa,s ,nanufaotory IN Water at has been settled
STRIKE has been ordered at Mr. Isaaoss aaop In conso
auelce OF o cut down " orteeS
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uIRPIED,

go, ,,L r.,r,to twenty seeds IS Send for circular
. I nc 1sO'h WtRISG IT, Ogden Farm. Newport l.
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po.cxRlBusH- BRsRDICTOn Monday jan IL At The rt9spes
nS,hs bride, parents, By the Rev WIN Reed fd"h = 1'h
~ NJ F,np, A. daughter Of Samuel w. Benedict esl al oil 'nh
cir IA.
yuBuR-sRcoR-oa Wednesday J.u " ne S1nfen Wits 81 s
a,an.m,a, M,dssp by ths Res Mt sabine Ha'e "'
rs.,s. I,lspd 10 Kama " Of this city, No oArda
wBITEGREBLY-opt the ih inst at Oh.sed rear r 49,.
Fa,,d, hy the Raw william Page jos Theodore ns oa
civ to Csrsae o. d.ashtst Ofss late Rev. ushA@ "es" " "
veod, tss1shy u Maine
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Sp,tial gOtitss.
The Tribune Almanac for 1870.
NOW READY.

NOW khADG.
Is contains:
L ASTRONOMICAL DEPARTMENT..
l. Reiipses d 1870.
2. Various Calendars for l3To
}. TdsTabe for 10 places.
T. The -Four SsssonA
s. How to Sc. Couee! rns
g. Morning and Evening StarI
= SiIty-one Bright Stars
8. Cycles and ChurchDaTs
o. Planetary sud Star Conf unetoGs. &C.
10. Le1gth Of Day and Night
H. of the Moon Rus ADD ssiios o. sss
Moon, aud Planets sidsreal Noon. MoOo South. &c
IT. POLITICAL DEPARTMENT.
l. Constitution Of the United States With the 'anoa hneninsss
2 Condition Of the Fifteenth Amendment
Public Law. passed at Of the xL oOssss.
and First Session Oft xLIst Congress
l. Joint ResO .uions and ProelamAtOna
s. Appropriations BY Third Session Of GLth Congress-
G. Debts OF varou, Hstio0a
= Constitution Of NeNYok and various Aneodusnts
O. Number Of Votes and those who Vote Ia New York
g. HOMESTEAD Law and Prices Of Public Lands
TO- French American Weights and Measures
II. Coinage United States Mint
a. Public Debt o the Unitei States
H. Principal Cover Of the World.
H. States aud Territories. Governors pOpdlitOs. 10
Is Committees 10 Congress-
L. Heads Of the GoVernmsak
Il. Supreme Court.
&c. Our Ministers Abroad
49, The United States Senate With terw' OF service
90 Members Of the XIIst Congress. politically classified
a. Delegates to Congress FROM Territories
ILL., ELECTION RETURNS
Full Returns Of all impo.n, Elections 1882 vita co.s
para,ive Tables for other Jsa,.
2 Summary Votes various Elections for Presesal
PRICE. % CENTS PER COPY.
Sevea yor 81, POaPaG
Addrea, all orders with cash inelOsed.
THE TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-18

Al Notice. 0, Marriages mua be Endorsed win fa''
name sdadCyess.
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lrrNAL1Irs NOT ENroRcEp.

These fraudulent practices are speedily coming
IN rht but for some reason the offenders hardly ever
receive the full penalty OF the law. The perpetrator OF
the cbampagne frauds in Boston compelled TO pay "A
fne of $25OOO and yOluminous report OF tue FRAUDS
nractced NV The Sheffield steel manufacturers IN the
characterization of the steel which Is consigned To their
hmerican agents is already before the Committee on
WAYS and Means in Congress IN regard 10 the hrs WIZ
arc now nnder by the Custom House authOrl
lies N il believed that they will be released by the pay
incnt tof "A heavy fine which they undoubtedly
.ford' IN nav without murIBuring Any day they may
be seen about House anterOoms waiting Tor
an audience with the officials having charge OF their
cases The disadvantages OF an ad valorem duty are
daily illustrated the Investigations which are at pres
emf Going Oh and the American manufacturers OF mar
cloth saw n 40 there will be- protection 10 them until
there Is specific duty their class OF goods OF foreign
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20

INTEREST ON CITY STOCKS.-The interest
and Stocks Of e City and County q New dne
1870 will be paid MONDAY NAV 2 by PETER b. SWEENf,
esq Chamberlain Of the City, at his Office in the New Cououse The
transfer books will be closed Friday April J. 1870
RICHARD X. CONNOLLY, Comptroller
Department Of Finance Comptroe oce NesYork March ~ 5
OTFICE CoHoEs CorPAYI, CoHoEs, Y March 90 leo
rTHE ANNUAL MEETING of the STOCK
HOLDERS Of this Company for the ELECTION OF DlkLCIOs
ensuing for the Of such other business
nav before b meeting will be held the Office Of the Company
MONDAY the % day Of May next Of II oeoc BY onler Of
the Directors 7. 6. iOJNGLONB, SscretarT.
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
meeting O The stoekhod and policy holders Of the EAPlkB
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPAT for the election Of Directors
be held Of said Company ct l
Broadway. New-York, TUESDAY MAY g. 1870 at l2 ~.
b order Of the Board, G. HILTON SCRIBABR, President
SIDNEY W. CROYUr, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20
TIE STATE OF TRADE.


I,v-,v A- loIl3 a. T-Consols opened a. 9 M money and
a. R tn account American securities qae:i United stie'
Twenty bonds 1872 6i IS, old 81 lb Ssi Ienfora
e. Enc RlsaJ shares 2ii Illinois OInfAs, 44's Az
laldc snl Great Western. D. . ,,,v, r.,
IrvrFro Apl lg-ll30 m-Co0u opened quiet; MlhHg Up
sds la Mlallags O.e.as, Ltalll later dispatch ron BON
tla M O cotton rom that port " 70 lie 4O'l
L5vp5S A6r iSur p p for No. p Dutch Standard on
L. spot ior do about Calcutta LaseeI - a
LONDON Apu $3.50 mCOHsos for money st o account
e Uud s.~ics F5eIEeaty bon-s H. Ssi 100 oh 0'' 40D
> rles. cot
LIVERPOOL Ap 1890 mTle market for rus ana fann =
Nluch is ed. Wheat per eent1l ior California mt al.
No t Western kece pts Of Wheat az As por so' s
1o-t quarters VII ch IS 90 Amercn Com, 81 pei
arter Europsau. PORK per Dbl Tor Easern Prime la
Cheese u per ct o the best gaes Of American f e
AyTwEF I lPetr5eUm opened quiet sos francs for Stand
a. White
- for TIE o.l
PASS April l9-Tte Bour closed firm Renes 7i'r. 7Oc
HAvEE AHr l9COtt0n both the SPOT and atot
April l9 eToisum closed tat and unchanged
LONDON. Aqr ls5 mCOnsOs closed 94 Tor money and y-
e American securities closed quet United States Five
suy bonds l5t2 ~ ls6j oil SO; 1901 t Tn-FOrues 90
F quiet Ere Railway sLars 2Os Illinois Ceutrals 5i Atlantic
a.. GrsAi Western. 28
I.rEPolI. April le5 ? Motion closed quiet and stesdy
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