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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoNpoN, March 2S-4 80 p
MConsos closed at 9o for money and 9 for the account
American securities quiet and steady. United States ve
twenty bonds, 1867 sa 1855 old 1867, 9o forties
49, Erie Railway shares ls Illinois Centras Ill Atlantic
and Great Western, S6.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-LIvERPooL, March 2S-
$3.50 p. M.-The cotton market closed quiet and steady
Mdding uplands I'D middlng Orleans, 74d The sales
OF the day have been bales including 1900 for export
and speculation.
There arrived from America flora with l,l07
bales of cotton and the Aleppo $50 bales The
shipments Of cotton from Bombay since the last report to
the 24h inst have been 13 600 bales.
TRADE AT TMANoHEsTER-LIvERPooL March 2S.-The
market for warns and fabrics at Manchester 10 frm
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.-LIvERPooI,
March 2sP Wheat, la per GENITAL for California white
The receipts of wheat for the past three days
5000 quarters Of which 1000 were American The market
Inanos a1I pnonucr rM.nxrr-1oxnoS March Scam.
rosn, 6s %. 7s per Tallow, ABS 3D. per cwt
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ANTwERP March 2S.-Petroleum,
AZ fora white.
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HEUTRAL RZGITS AT SEA.
Pae Dutch Cabas! Movement for the Seeurlly
Of Pirate Property Daring War
Reported Success of the p.scoaatioas-Probabls
sottiomeat OF ffr ,.n!nsnt International Diff
cuity-fhs kngloprussian Case in the
f,sine-Priace Bismarsks Position.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW yoay HERALD.

BRUSSELS, March 2S,Clsy1
have tecn informed on good authority that the
cabinet proceedings which Initiated by the gov
eminent OF the King OF Holland some short Time
since, with the view OF securing the assent OF the
other Ministries OF Europe 10 agreement securing
she naturalization OF private property ut sea, has
been entirely successful
TEe Nord OF this city says that proposition
'slmiarso that Of The Dutch government was made
by Austria to Prince Bismarck"
This very delicate and difficult subject has been
debated by the European statesmen with the closest
attention since The time OF the American war. 1t
has been negotiated more actively from the mo-
ment OF the recent sinking OF six British coal laden
vessels IN the river Sene by the PrussIans, and its
apparent settlement by exact executive definition
IS accepted as relief by the statesmen.
Since the opening of the Official discussion in this
latest-the Anglo-Prusslan case-it has been alleged
that in every the interests OF the belllgerents
and the interests OF neutrals found to come into
collision, and that the belligerents, who are
generally suffering the burdens OF war more
or less through their own fault, are al
ways endeavoring to increase the burdens
which neutrals have 10 bear from the fault
Of others. The only chance which neutrals have or
have had in TINS always recurring contest lies
In the rigid adherence to such fixed rules are to
be found IN thar body OF customs which is termed
the law OF nations. "Many violations of these may
Al IS SAID, be OF very small importance IN them
selves may be morally very eXcusable. and may
be by 10 means a reason for strong measures on
the part Of the injured party but even In such
cases i is most important that we should realize
clearly what the settled rule is, and that, while
man ae ii nee 50 s w
illustrated IN the case OF The British ships lately
seized and sunk in the seine. The Prussians made
Teparation for the act and the reparaIion was ac-
ceped. "Ihis Is right, provided II be fully under
stood that the compensation paid Is given and &C.
cepted as reparauon Ior an excusable violation OF
neutral rghtsn
The New York herald., 1871-03-29
CRIME IN ARKANSAS.

A Family TraGedy-Wife Murder and Sui
cidc-shot on IL stiehway.
ME.-- IS, March %, 1871.
On Thursday last, near Faye rsvie, Ark, a man
named Rowland murdered his wife and babe and
then blew out his brains. They been separated
for some time. and he called to s, his wife at her
sisters residence, where she was staying, and
asked her to take walk with him. She took
the child with her, and In few minutes
the report OF pistol was heard, and Rowland and
his wife and child were found welterlng In their
blood.
William Dodd, OF Woodruff county, Ark, was shot
and killed on Sunday last by three men, named
Rainey, Jackson ana Day, who met him IN the
woods and shot him down. They allege that Dodd
had threatened their lives
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The following official correspondence between the
British government authorities and his Excellency
Count Prince, Bismarck elops the latest aspect
OF the neutral rights at sea question:
EARL GRANVILLE TO Mr.. oDo RUSSELL.
Her MAesys learned with much satisfaction
from telegram OF the ls that Count Bismarck had
his 5 nat a. the snsns Of se s British vessels
nqay Instituted sompsn:aiion Sr0Rs se
damage u and lost H. no lime in nst5fucns
factory communication. should, however, wish to
fif as
as G sSs aSe which they
COUNT BISMARCK TO COUNT BEREsToRFF.
VERSAILLES, Jan. 8, 1871
-e % 81 he sRs Of that P m Of Ss .,
not yet arrived but as far our intelligence goes,
s Uss .DO: n S %
o ssSscs We ADMIT their claim to indemsia.
sssoTdas sadsSIs ss.%ason wsou. ksspas @ iHps them
ai.Og r the decision Of the question who finally In
committed which justified by the necessity Of De.
cons TO account
MR. oDo RUSSELL TO EARL GRANVILLE.
VERSAILLES, Jan. s. 1871.
telegram q ys.s,dsy sailed Count
BY S aos ss snsss al pa
flair HIS E1eeency sad that be had not yet received
ne law oGse5s he'd that a SeIhssrsn, had & iaii
The rivers or inland waters Of the Other Sesere1
and that compensation TO the due by the
Cerents admitted se right foreigners and neuas
compensation the destruction OF their property the
missible principles in warfare. Claims for indemnity
submitted to him daily by neutras holding property
the friendship and goodwill of England too highly
TO accept this Interpretation of the law in the
and preferred TO adopt that would meet the wishes of
her Maestys government and give full satisfaction the
people OF England lie deplored the treatment which
pordng the accounts ne had the newspapers
begged would your ordship with expressions of
thores had been received he would Kings per-
mission TO pay any just compensation to the and
have &C., ODo RUSSELL
COUNT BISMARCK TO COUNT BERNsToRFF.
VERSAILLES, Jan. rs 1s7l.
40 myself the honor OF transmitting to your Excelency
In pursuance OF my preliminary communication of the 4th
aud telegram Of the sth copy report from the
FIRST army the sinking Of English ships seine
manifold movements of the corps concerned Exceency
will IND therein, with the satisfaction myself
not oversep the bounds OF International warke usage
The report shows that pressing danger hand
every other means OF aveng 1, wanting the was
therefore, Of necessity, which, time of peace
may render the employment destruction of foreign pro-
take the opportunity Of calling mind that a similar right
IN time OF has become peculiar institute law,
Phillmore defines thuse a beligerent Power de.
anis and makes Of foreign shps are not
jurisdiction, copes crews to transport
ammunition implements OF warfare. hope the negoia
tbp With the owners for which already authorized
viii lead TO understanding for
the damages Il NOT It would have be submitted to an
difference in the s.a,emeng OF The Firs, army and
guest your EIceency 70 conmuncse hi, eespasch with
Majesty and 10 be good express time nv
apology for the delay well thanks to her Maestys
government for the JUS, appreciation Of the military
This matter. BISMARCK.
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DESPERATE BURGLARS.

At an early hour yesterday morning, while onlcer
Kennedy. OF the Twenty second precinct was pa
trolling his beat, his attention was attracted by
noise In the grocery store OF Messrs Hunter & Co.,
corner OF Forty y-fourth street and Seventh avenue
He found door In the rear half open and
went In. AS he did so pistol shot was fired
at him, but missed The officer returned the fire,
and Immediately he saw two men rush out from
behind the counter and escape out OF the door. He
pursued and arrested one OF them, Michael Martin
who was committed for examination In the York.
vile Police Court, by Justice McGuire Yesterday.
The New York herald., 1871-03-29
SHOCKING RAILROAD ACCjDsgT N JyH,ey.

Between twelve and one O'Clock yesterday an oc
corience OF most trightful description took place
IN newark, on the Morris and Essex Railroad near
the orange street canal bridge. Theodore Hartmann
aS,s praHeman on The Dover freight train, while
passing from one car to another fell thronoh
When the train was stopped. a few moments after
wards, the head OF the unfortunate man was ked
up some eiGht or ten feet of from the BODY inc
latter was also mutllated In shocking manner
Deceased lived on Jersey City Heights, where he
leaves wife and three children. The Essex Conniv
q certificate OF burial. o
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days, with sugar. &C. to Harvey TO Miller
salys tB Johnson Havana u days with sugar e
days north q st'sas The . anchored y on h es o
SR$s dfsSs 70 s
The MediIeIfa weather in the Atlantic The
Porto Plata Montgomery -ruxlio i days. wisA
Has been days north Of HasTss, With ksavS and Ne
sssr Emma tel dsorss.swn SO, Anthony, narssas; j.
asnss aG'qHsss the enfe
sshT E0hs6, Brsnd:Osrg Aanin . with coffee and
CO Has been e.5s north OF Ha.eras, with strong NV
the Us Lighthouse Department. '''''
EtruRsEp RsEp schr Baker Kelley hence 25,h inst for
squa from Sc split foresa aud mainboom Returned for
Passed Through He'll Gate.
FOUND SOUTH.
Brig Rhons {grA McDougal Bboa Feb IS for New York.
"S scnr rS Mastee, Philips. Portland @ for New York
a Se s New New o
scar Ps Yoasat aaloeS Provissnos FOR New York.
yoRa
,schr Rightaway, Milford, Connecticut River for New
schr Emily Gildersleeve Carroll, Middletown for New
schr Sarah Tyler, Pratt, New Haven for New York.
City.
sSeEH sSssRs sSs ss~ y
Schr . Acken, Mead, Stamford for New York.
BOUND EAST
Steamship Glaucus Walden New York for Boston.
Bark Union, Fougere, New York for ST John NIB.
Schr Geo Storms Baxter Virginia for Now Haven.
Schr Gen Sheridan. Stewart, Virginia for New Haven.
scnr Baker Mcsoberts, Jersey City for Sag Harbor
ssy
Schr A Paine, Stone, New York for Eastport.
Schr Ida L Howard, Brown, New York for Portland.
Schr Ida Ella, Smith, New York for Portland.
Schr Phillips, Boyd, New York for Gloucester.
Schr Haze, McNamee, New York for Greenwich.
schr Wiley Wilson, New York for Norwich
Schr Baltimore, Sterling, New York for Norwich
port. =
schr Brandreh, Anderson, New York for Bridgeport
Schr Oliver Perry, Marcy, New York for Glen Cove
schr Thos Clayton, -, New York for Cold Spring
schr Henry Remsen, Allen, New YORK for Southport.
port.
Steamer Gaiatea, Nye, New ork for Providence.
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VI WaLLlglgT .aNTeaY.
rt-irlir ver.N,ri.

Coroner WufaEA ana jury concluded an
tnqulslton shortly before twelve O'Clock
lasi nlgtt il the case cf Edward L. CoDk-
~, whose boJy ras loInd in the Wallabout
oD sunday mofulng. the lsth inst. The Jury
Gtrved al Tie ccncus son thai the deceased came
~ ~ death ~ accideA tai drowning, but no eyi-
h.acc u that act was eci,el from any OF Tho army
aud O-DEsr Aeyse4.
The New York herald., 1871-03-29
PHILADELPHIA ITEMS.
The End Of the Murray Tragedy-Lcase OF
the Lehigh RaiIroad-Arrival oi the Nilsson
Concert Troupe.

PHILADELPHIA, March 2s 1s7I
Inc mother and sister or John Ii. Murray. the
"ne murderer and suicide left for New York to-day
WIN DIS remains. The body OF Murray's wife viii
be paced n receiving vault in this city unll her
parents can be heard from and their wishes known.
The Lehign Coal and Navigation Company leased
Their railroad TO the Central Railroad OF New Jersey
Board or Trade rooms to-day ~ - 80
Miss Nilsson. Strakosch and Brigno arrived tb,s
afternoon There VIII be but one concert given in
Plii2delpnla and not two, as previously aunounced
The New York herald., 1871-03-29
CHORAL FESTIVAL.

A grand choral festival Will be held this evening
at Association Hall Tor the benefit OF the French and
German children made orphans by the war under
the direction of Mr.. Newc0mh
The New York herald., 1871-03-29
BELOW.

Brig Matilda (Ia, Cafero Castellamare Jan 81 b,
pilot boat Abm Legsett, No Al.
Brig Abby Ellen, Havener days from Bermuda, with
produce lWas spoken a7th inst OF Shnnecock by pilo
boat Williams, No l4).
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tine LAKES NAVIGATION AGAIN INTERRUPTED.

PORT CoLBORNE March %, 1871.
The schooner D. Ferguson, from Toledo for Buffalo,
arrived here having been unable to get through the
ice below Point Abino. The schooner Collins left
here at noon for Toledo.
The New York herald., 1871-03-29

Fire in Cazenovia, N. Y.

IRE here, last night, destroyed property be-
longing to II. TeneycK and G. Weaver y son,
amounting 10 about S10 600; insured for $4,000. Mr..
Weavers loss Is $500; insured for $4,000.
The New York herald., 1871-03-29
SAILED.

Steamships Thurngia, for Hamburg; Virgo. Savannah
Jas Adger, Chareston; Isaac Bell Richmond &c; VIM
Clyde. do; Volunteer, Philadelphia ;
Wind at sunset NV, fresh.
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Burning Of q Busness Block in Batesville,
Ark.-LosS $50, 900.
MEMPHIS, March 2s, !S!l.

MEMPHIS. March %, ISL.
A special despatch ironi Batesvllle, Miss, Says
railroad depot were burned last night. The prtd.
clpal sufferers are:-S Lever, two fine buildings; =.
SallstOne two storehouses; s. d. Powell, books &C..
Greenwald and Perkins Il Jones' The total loss WILL
reach $50, 900; insurance small.
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gteamSoa. Burned at Now Orleans.

ST. LOUIS March %, 1871.
private despatch from New Orleans says the
steamer Belle OF Alton was burned at Algiers this
morning. She was owned by the st. Louis ana AL.
ton Packet Company. she was valued at $4,000 to
$4,000. and insured in Cincinnati, Wheeling and
Petersburg companies for $35, 900 to $4,000.
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The Halifax Fire Insura noes.

MHICH
In the Sunday fire the following offices lose:-The
Guardian, $4,000; 1Etna, $4,000; Liverpool and
London and Globe $4,000. Last night the sugar
house OF II. G. Hill was consumed by fire. Loss
about $4,000.
The New York herald., 1871-03-29
Prince Bismarck's Definition.

The following official correspondence between the
British government authorities and his Excellency
Count Prlnce Bismarck dey elops the latest aspect
OF the neutral rights at sea question:
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Burning Of a varnish Factory In Cambridge,
Mass.

Mass
BOSTON, March 2s, 1871.
A nre in Cambridge to-day destroyed one Of the
buildings OF Valentines Japan varnish manufac-
tory containing 1000 gallons OF varnsh, valued at
five dollars gallon. The total loss is estimated at
$4,000 insurance $4,000.
The New York herald., 1871-03-29

OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FoR TuB
MONTHS OF MARCH AND APRIL.
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NEW
Almanac for New York This Day.

q rises. ...... 5 40 Moon sets. morn l Sc
q sets. ....... 6 81 High water morn / "a
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ONO AID MISSISSIPPI, R,r1w,1 cO-r.s1.

Ono MISSISSIPPI R,uwAr CoNrAsI, }
OHoe No o. Wai-st, New Ycrt May u. MIL
rTNHE SEMI-ANNUAL INTEREST, due June
lg1 the Preferred stock Of the OHIO AID Miss,ssirI
RAILWAY COMPANY will paid Aer that date al the once
Of the Company Wast keviok The transfer books OF te
Preferred viii be closed MAY ~ al O'Clock n and reopen
on at O'Clock BY order Of Excessive and flnnce oom
mitiee r. d. hAhhONb r"aJ'
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textures cito GGetin9s.

nR. OLEARY'smueht aISed-oi J. ~ !. DI g.: on
-. no sIGIIr 'ATaLLp HALL B~auily itttased
Admission, Bic; children, %
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RICHARD TWEED.
THOiiAS 3. ASrEN,
MIER MYERS.
FRANCIS A. SANDS.
a....z

Once Board Of Assessors, Nes.York, Nay 49, 1871.
IMPAIRMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS, 23l
~ BROADWAY.-TO CONTRACTORS Proposals.. iaeosd in
sailed enc title the and lac tue llr M
dorse ALSO THE NUMBER or TIE WORK As IN THE
ADVEETIs 8IEN will be received at this Office until Monday May
20 1871 al n O'Clock for the following WORKS;
paving Th street. i.o Second avenue 10 East RIVER
with Belgian ly,neut ,,,--- +. ,r,t-,. -. III,
Foo pyng Hubert street. HslsoB Wet street; With Belgian
pavement az, N, . III 49,.
with Brigan
s For Paving Waits street Canal West street with Belgian
pavement
For sewer Seventy street. between Ayeaue lSl First
For sewer IN street between GOuvenr and jackson
Ter sewer. Hudson street brsees BAN sai Wcs TSeith
and be Holsto and Gmsevo0rt streets
lifl between Iryecoud and Thirty hIa
-.
10 regulating grading curb gue, and tagging syas street
from Ninth to Tenth ayenue. ,,
H. For regulating grading gutter faggE Forty seventh
street, nomI Irsta ave 4c o Fast
For aagysy Fifty hr street, n Broadway 70 eighm s'eu1
H. Po tagging SeyeneA frrn Third Foarh ayeues
For yelth Thru %
Is For fHnshng this Department With Fo granT AMI 100 o
basin-heaAs anl their appsrtensucl& ,.to e,.,,os
For furnishing this Department with 600 casi iron ~anA'e
and -. a.. ,-o,s,
Blink iorss proposals. the specifications ss agreements ss
envelopes IN shch 10 Heo.e ~ h and arlet
desired be had application the Contract ~, az AN V
WILLIAM n. fNhEpp;, ~.
Coaaissaser Of Public WORKS
YapR Ma L 1871
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frsal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an Order of ROBERT Z.
49, - sur,ose of tho County Of New io.t notice
~ =, m re a. having claims against JOHN hhEfhAN
ia. ~ ,l Ct, u Ee6Yok deceased 70 IIe,s VIZ sd
,acl., fbeof 10 subscriber al her e1no. 10 '
'o.sl1ts u, $500 op or before the fh day Of Ansu next
Dalsd heN orr We "'' MARY sIiEEHAN, KIecutrr.
~ lsN26wN
IN PURSUANCE of an okDEh n Oh h 4, So ya,s
soTcp IL HEREBY GiyEN al pcnoa h'ng saHs ssain.'
yp n ntCIIA TDgON late Of the tiy OF Nt" iOfA
% a. ~ vim yonehers thereof 70 tue suoscoet AZ th Ohee
H. NJ yok pAly Tribune No - Nissan ~ " "' "" " '"
S,Is NV o bs Gaesnlb ia. Of August next prsov
lOfA 90 OF beio's Wv CHARLES A. RICHARDSON,
Administrator OF Albeit u. Richardson deeeaaed
y,t the .eJeutd dsT VI IsbuAIr. lSi u Iavvub
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HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET
NRw-YnpK Tuesday. May q

NBwYoRK Tuesday May %. 1871.
Inc Horse market continues active, with no
feature OF interest worth noting The regular auction
s'io az Johnston Van Tasseps in East Thrtcenthst,
ws INC hnest sale OF the eeason the attendance being
horses fellows: 1''''~N- w eA'N VIZ ''-~ VI
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Also several horses at prices ranging below 500, DO
sides a large lot Of whips sheets, mats &c
We would call attention to the specal sac ~ private
stables, No. East Twencth-st, tomorrow tmeunes
dav Nav 90 at 81 o'clock sharp. Some very hDe i'm
ported stock Perhaps nothing attractive mas been
offered in the market. Fine coupe horse FIccaully tI
ported is one Of the leading features Of tho sale
Mr Dixon OF West Twenty has received rom
the central part of the State number Of very line car
rage horses, both In pairs and single. -,
Col Brace OF The Turf field md FGrm IS IN hehtuesy
selecting some fine stock with which no will return TO
this city at early date. -
Tie carriage market very active and prices are sat
iSfletOry.
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DEPARTMENT of Do' - yaTE. MAJ - 1871 )
ITO cON,rp ,ourOpS -pPOPOS AIS, incl0sed
/, a~,l erveor. and indssed Proposals for eano lsT
Rpap stone for Foundation AID WIZ Rcls uu MONDAY
be received the Oahce 81 the Department Z" twas 49,
n O'Clock fr de.ifelise c1noGF
""' TOR FOUNDATIOSs, M.
- - i, l. - s'-i al by the Department OF Does
Bids win be receiyedfor the whole AMOUNT " W
900 cubic yards -....,e,ts ran he obtained At the
0Gce OF the Depsdnent ,ouN = AGyVW
WILSON G.. HUNT.
HENRY A SAITH,
RICHARD 81 HENRY
WILLIAM WOOp,
tOr~'ssi.arnS
J. osxsyuLA EAsB ssegsiar'
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May 2CoOD quiet, ftiluEs l'.ci erpos-ooast
81 o. 81 lee rsl~, stock, 2.b@l h3ls
NFy-O.r IA. Mi.dlng
l73 bales; expors-to Liverpool 0o1
bales; salos. ~ bales; stock, III. 3j5 bales.
GALvrs.or Nav -Coon quiet; Good Ordinary l3lc; net
81 bae expor-eosstwe 1875 bales; sales. 500 bales stoA
s. 43 bales
wILxtsGTov. NAV 23Coton FIRM Mding lee net receipts,
il5 bales; sioos III bales
CHAELgsroN Nav c3CooH Cuct> VI Ciug l5 l5tc net
ospls bles, soles. So bales stock l2-3l bales
MAY 21-tot;Ou quiet Mi1gs Isles net receipts 2y1
bales; bales; stock q LOB bales
SAvANNAu. 23CoitoR tendug uTwstd Mangs - 0h.i
nei receipts SCI h eKpsrto Tire Continent TO bales sales, 1908
lsles a 25i5s5 bales
BosToN 3a- 2-Co,on quiet hi frm MdllUgs 6.0iG!c net
recnu III baes sales, 4a b ocS $3.50 bales
E0EVolg 2-Coten quiet, Low Miedlngs, ltlc net
oevt bales expOooasiVe 80 baesi sales bales stoc
~ baS>
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Hluaifal anslrnm Snis.

LARGE stcak OF PIANOS, best Lsakers, TO
u RENT or SELL ishesp, cash nslments iaa si9te
n 1yTbql Please all and Examine az NJ A. httS-lLS Ware
,roaa 10 Unou-scglTe Ties Fourh-atsl
MASON g. liAMLIN 0E6AN Co., manufsc-
arr sf CABIsET ORGANS sareroaG, 5e6 Bsoaisay, N
Y The Organs BY tas Compare schNeisi 70 be ~ oe't
fugopean AmTpcar fflc
sysd and inrar s16-S5g S6J -fOo, st25 $50, slz5.
$500 20 $3.50 ani spwadA illlSIRtiED tAIAIcVObo s~
oPsaas rent sod ~ MONTH ,or quarterly p meats
DIANOE. - Second hand PIANOS Of various
MAKER. cnBprsng Sqna - Iprirht Grnui FOR SALE 9.
prices, by CEICKERlf SONS No II kas. FoaSeashst.
between I-gdWi. and finh PIANOS 10 kLSl
DANEN & Co Successors TO RAVEN 81
RAOOs fscturnZ their cglebai PIANO fokTfs al
odesahshe lry and li9 I'D 3 Bauetst, ono
below Gndst VIII sell reduced price, Aa ass1rineRi 81
secoId band Pianos f. ,ale at ios prices
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WATERFOWL (MAssl LIVE STOCK MARKBT-hAy o.
Uftts-Recp:s 1873 heads little doing this week supply
light AM heavy eH the West sales choice SIT
gualy 500 second aus SO
Nss: quality. SO 8dS7 IS Sheep aud Lamhs-her p 90
m sale N lots. st 50 - 81 each
aItrs. s6 q b.. Veal calves $<dSld
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Dipiorno Notices.

'EHE COUPONS Of the City of st. Joseph,
Mo- due Ms,c Ami and Ast ld7i will he sh pfeeuta
on Auean Exchange National Bsnt WITH Hee 10 dsie at
tgrteut ! q. KArPNER CiT TfossurcI
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IRISH LINENS.

Manufactured from pnre fgaE, ard Of sound bleach
LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEFS,
JAMES McCUTCHE0N
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