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New-York tribune., 1871-05-04
A NEW SCHOONER YACHT.

new schooner yacht, OF line Model aad
great strength. u now buliSnR " tue yaTd OF p"fd
caru. civ Island. ery/appliaaee wbicb will insure
dpradlity has been adapted. She ia constructed more
wh view 10 sea going qualities and cruising than
racer The dimenslDDs are as follows: Length on the
atar line lOJ feet inches; length deck, ll5 feet
gt over all IN feet, extreme breaSth 25 feet inches;
depth of ho 9deet. and daft of wstel feet Inches;
I material COR the has b. caretally selected
S,, The nest live oak white oak, white chestnut and
red cedar The keel Is of white oas, and is both deep and
nam 1. deck cabin trunk. by hieh Il IA hoped to
make rn i'm comfort below what Is loet in speed The
snnrr ~, IL AS follows MaInmast, SO feet inches. II.
fae q, e porlners, and feet masthead Forenast, 81
r. 4 Inches ali feet In the pardners, and feet mast
id Howsprit l5 feet outbOard. and II feet Ia board
af'nom IA feet; Il. inches In the slngs, Fixugiib
i,a, Igt leet outbOarl. FurcbOOn - feet. MRngaff
~ .esi .ncaa 81 feet inches. Tupmasts, il ect rOp
Thgfo wi bb two saferoona aft at tho aides Ot th
New-York tribune., 1871-05-04
TEE STATE OF TRADE.
novPaTrc NARKRTS.

A1p,Sr awhest firm the following instsSns AToe ", IS
Tr STATE Corn weaker day sales 10 carloads Western Mixed a,
T9 and aaoat at price Barley gge. a
se gd85c: Sirroyed at SC l Canada We SI6 ~
Barley Malt in ned request but 6m Two ro.ed STATE G a %
N lO SirroSed 81 I0D$l 49, Canaia West tl ~~pI w.
oats dull; Mixed 67c. and choice White Toledo IOc ,,
3-CottO3 closed GTUi Lypoo Mu1ngs 'ic''
WusISeToS O. May 3-Sps TurpenBe steady at 4Sc Crpo
Trnente uncspgd Tar d 3D. Rosn from 81 10 Tor SIOed D
go Tor Pale r ,oooo -. . ,v1oo, ~ o0o br.h .
Carr n o q iu.5 Oats bush ShiIran by Cana-Con
hush by Ra-feat II 900 bush Cora e9ooO bush ffegn & ea
nJ m nged Flour ou go bbl city ground amber a.
81 Whea1 Inactive; $40 Spring somaAi{ 81 o. eIn ei so
81. nO0 hph Yellow at l6 go bush Western a. pic. o
hnsS d. In car lots At Oats dull sales 1850 bush mesk'h AZ
s57c BARLEY que ,ses Canadian at te store e
hell AT for Western Peas elected 5eeds-se@son aooD'
oysr Ilighuines nomnaiy 9c
New-York tribune., 1871-05-04
LATEST SHIP NEU,S.
fror other Ship Ne,cS see Third Page.

fTor other Ship Ne,cs Third Pagel
se,m,Ao Dngo Johnson Polsad With md.e pas. ~
Steamship Volunteer Philadelphia with md'e and pass to
sbip on So%a, po Hnsl. orsS va Lisbon s s,.Ss ss Ssy
light wind, aud eans April ~ lat 30 So 10 GH III, ~ p s @ %
isk and beSspr oe~a standing f"u O "as 'd
9sS GdSdne. nass @ GR oson small Antwerp days With railroad
ron Or.er Pcs dye Co '. had light ooI'Ssry 1sa
sn W. gales dOrSs which p -a aud shifted cargo 'A" two ae
Osfs Brk Eop.n lof Sunderland Rio Janeo March HaA
B Serene of BsimOs oliver Ayres Ssfcs H. with hss
order DOoey Corners Co Has been diys Ti' % @ ,
uda % ,%. %'d , vose bark EdTsrd Ao TO
v. 70 Walsh Way has DAYS nss'h of Hate With
"I sh H. Ei, Beard Br Price MOnctOn g. days via Vine
Haven with lumber 10 70 ils1y Psba,p paFss' S. ~ wi.d n
ir1. -s' aia Vi y 70 Sfas' %1. s.!sr
Pesr. :. b Ht,a w.Oes % Len PGh ,is + ne
S HAL % Gamer for YesYerk in dasi Mary Liant for NxYork
days Fiors.ce Bailey for Se'.iGrk in 10 ds5, l..
Has been days % aSra Of ~ y.t with s can we S'ss. @
Mary Buret Pearl eagns brig Sana' limo for Ns@iori 10
seR a1 lyme Cef Bath P.n 70 day; With lumber
Pessol C s I ,S 80 "a as r Do'a Has 0T'' days A''
sehr La9Tstts, Curtis; virginia. y.
seIr j. N, tiebsri Irwin, GsosgetoEn D. G.
sehr IlsIrs, TaoTsc Van Chef GsosGr1 oJ
sch Mry Farr Coruwe eorse,a~n, D. c. ior rOd Morris
ssSr sc5r Rnojs Hoicnes, BIaig. GsoTge,,yn. n.DC
Kiune, Msrsden, BaltEOgc, Ter NeS Haven
Scbr Excel. Lpim Virginia
Sehr CsBcocas, CLARK. vrgns
sch. Juia B. Gsmsge Hart, Rondct, for Bostos
sSsI sSsr J. II aai White RondSoi for Bos,on
schr Jane r. an. El,labethpor Tor Hartford.
seIt Evening star aqiihss' h1a6s.egea SsF SeI;iss
sT s1T ErllSsn sS S pheis sI % iSS hS
Sem. Cha. II Mole Bresqi Phllqeph. for SswIIsssa
Sch, VIM II Anderson, SlcaOn south Aaboy for Bridgeport
SeAT. Brazos Hall hhkalathpor, ior NsN-tisyoa.
Se6i. Jane, Howard, Msftn Ea,,beihrsr for Bossoa
schr J. \ Hoasnan. Bclne, Virginia. . nd.
sehr oarust. Carter ProvideDce
Schr. Hannah Bllkcmau. Arnold. Providence.
Ss s Ros,s s g. Sfisn E11n oIsca Po.s sGIS H.
sehr. NJ 4, Prc'Ecrs iI.ri, P5e'deace.
Schr. Power Chase. New Beilora.
Sohr. }, " Bayus AruoA. PSoydcnee.
Selr ! II. lounAns Csrer Proyideseo
Se,I w% MAYO Mayo Whit s Seys,s"; ,,,s,s
sehr i. N. Wells Kelsey, P.tliat ~:
schr. J. A. BerAeii Seaman. PfoSsienoe-
sotr. AEh, Taylor, Cohss,st
sehr John Sanes TAYLOR ilsfsieh
ssLr Irs smih New.as,n.
SehG ~. J.Mesd. 1ls,hsf, tDa''A-
se goanols Ph = Taaa@' % s lumber to aeO HOrois 20
scS scSE Pa:l. P5.S.s sh' e%l. ,eis III hiI'S
seer Pe $ 6 vqasS, ,5 fs'S %ih Lumber r. C Ai.m.
ssS5 ssSs P%1 r = B1.55. s;.H bidsS. Sas n''eo
Sch ~. Williams ~ S,'%oIhi SS'h X q, lI,yeo
| ~ et It.~ H..ss' 'MsSamss, G.oasicb.
tfi f,s,' i 4 ifiich. lill ti1ri'..L a.,
SS6i ilGssr i'i,,ss s,s,.t foi,o.i1 i'oS cr. aa
| Ecr a. a = n,oo,o so. G.dar E.rba1p,r,.
4 srbs. Cst,ao., Jc~'D ""-'''F~
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New-York tribune., 1871-05-04
MUSIC.
ITALIAN oPERA-LA TRAvIArA.

The second opera night was in one respect
snore successful than the first Tho audience was large
cne on Monday, but last evening the Academy was
Hiepsely crowded, and "good society was unusually
well represented Miss Kelloggs Ytocta was the chief
ATTRACTION Dramatically this is not one Of her best
arts although piece OF acting 1t Is at least
satisfactory but she sings the music with all the sweet
meas purity ease and grace which have made her such
"a favorte and with much more force and fire than one
who knew her only in her more familiar roles would
give her credit for possessing The Winters campaign
of travel and concert giving has not i'm
Raired her powers in the least She returns
10 the metropolitan stage with more than
Dior usual strength, and We need hardly say with
l her usual personal attractions Whateversuccess the
opera troupe has thus Tar achieved Ia due almost en-
airey TO her. The tenor G grara, CaroselI made
9s debut in the role Of ALFREDO. His voice ia rather
light and thin and hardly strong enough for the Acad
omy Of Musc but is OF fair quality and toerabe cu
Sure and he produces HIS tones such they after
uoh better method than Vllan We cannot record for
aim cordial greeting-indeed. his reception singu-
aary cod and throughout the performance the audience
withheld the recognition to which he fairly entitled
hut, like vllan he is a Trustworthy singer who will
robably satisfy US in the long better than some
whe start with fairr promise He was not quite at his
case and acquainted with the acoustic requirements
of the house. On second hearing dare say he will
DE liked botter The part of Germont filed by Mr..
alberto Laurence replacing Orandn who is on the sick
0ist 1t Mr.. Laurence's first appearance on the
italian stage in this country. 1t suits him much better
Nhan the English His culture has been entirely in
italian Schools and his method formed upon the gen.
ne and natural Italian model Mr. Laurence has strong
and grateful voice, expression, good dramatic scton
and prepossessng appearance and shall be glad to
hear him often The rest of the cast last evening" calls
6Or no particular remark.
MUSICAL NOTES.
The composition which Miss Krebs is to sing
eat the Philharmonic Concert this week is scena by L.
Daohauer, marguerite at re Spinning Wheel"
The principal solo vocalists at the Boston
Musical Festival next week will be Nine. RudersdorE
Miss Phillips. Miss Cary MIR. Cummings, the English
SenOr, and Mr.. Whitney The two famous lady pianists
niiss Mehlig and Miss krebs, will both play.
The third and last of the concerts of the
hurch Music Association for the present was
given night steinway Hall. The auditorium was
entirely filed. ~
New-York tribune., 1871-05-04
Al Notices Of Marriages mrst be Endorsed wt& AN
DIED.


BRApw-t RocAswsy Edmund B.. youngest soa Of b
soacs Sy IL d The s ansral Ssa G s % 81 norroSs pap
BROADHgAD-ApI a. 1874 shoksn Ulses Co. y died as
Lord, Daniel 5 BrosiAeaii ased S' ,esI~
cnEvArIRR-At Harlem on inst Nay ooy daush-r Of osshs
and Lizzie Chsv,Iier - the 7th year od hon age.
Nodce Of funeral hereafter.
% Nay & A9 9s.,. w. VI. c Of ~ I's %ens, & s
CONDITOn "Wednesday, Mv pnsumonia. John NJ Cord sss
h. funeral from the residence Of bis brbern. Col y Nss,
ocoes Tas leave fsot Bsa Christopher 9, io;lo .nd
il:2O a n and I:lopn
FOSTER hi a. aS;ps F.!s y j., on rO'sy nS1 '"'O
TIE 1SersI e .eTves viii axe place residence Madison j.
Fdy morning May at eeoct The relsnes ana hsons
respectfully invited attend yaOa. turtle. notice ra la.s "
in S41ng eny 1o O'Clock to convey toe inen4s !"
CiScpasii and Chicago pspers please copy
s. a Bna sa & 81 wS, @ ss iss'oi's s%a ~
The rvv, friends fam, invited :. ,tieni S fu.,,
from Chris Church Bedfordaye. Sunday afternoon MAY
O'clock will be eu GreeaS0Oi Csaeey tor 'sf
Bath England paper, will pleAse copy
Mr. L,, wife . j1o: 3 a a's 5 t,.a.sSs .a
law Geo. II. Chase, Sharon. Conn
Hosr1 sH hS sd dsnsss Gn ss'a q os M O. cs1s s
funeral will take place at % Cambridge place. On fn's1' 1
nUNr-H w. es. sou d IA. late Henr, Ha. sscaa ys.r'
q: Tss S s'fsfi s.E cs'A '''''''
JoHNsoN-A Maine Ay Joha joSns'a late oil tins ~S
aged 50 yean - ,,u
MARTN-on Tuesday ID inst Abby MARTHA -Os Of Samuel Martha
psYs sr and iaead. Of ay invited to attend sr srs u
orruw Pnaay) marning AZ II ococ ron the r nee ot % s's
| inAaw, Albert g. CrvSe1, No l3D Wet lony -hidss
MAsoNou Tuesday Afternoon Asy Hannah r. wife Of ne bS
Relatives and friends Of TIE s1my invited 70 sani DE funeral
from Iessisn 81 South OIdst DfscsP on faH al"
| o'clock.
MEADAt Gnget Com. l. ster eO6 llaes., hsinnto
| daughter Of u late Zophsr and Mar AS h,fs
rpec1ey syiea 10 suef5 ne
brotberlr LAW j. H. Mead, "a litfsN
O'Clock Carriages viii be af ve GnenAlca uef"N
! meet the OF ciook train from IwerJ sessni1sI
grd. AnrQ
| InOnsls ard tdays 4.
The relatives snd sy aaa the Msrc fraternity IN
general respectfully iuuta T. stBA has iunsr iron hs ~.
O'Clock BoeF Sionoub MAS for several ear
nember CoLoorAa Lodge, No GI Of Philadelphia Afterwards
| Dove Lodge No. 81, ofkosnond, Va
SCOTIA Bueceuh hs late dence In tse City Of New Brons
N j. Thursday n8ht I) ult, JOSEPH "aoef Sco' W hS
| g1d ot -, A. 49,,
n late resistance, at 2. rsm al from the frsi fis'IeAi
II Church, st3f p IN
] sRGEs-n BrSepo Coma Monday Nay Lewis O. see ago.
| ~ years. formerly sIesidslh< tss city -
sUTaERLAEDT Tuesa- morning MaY2 yiah wss wife Of us'
Thooaore SJtSerlanA o. the 2bh ycsf OF her sgr
Tho and friends respectfully invited TO attend ue "n
at l3SSt Fekst BrseJ IbmeaY, May hzod'cA :"
VANnERPOBL-eida1 Wednesday evening MAJ ASs f"s
| cIla Wife of DR.. BdsasJ ysnieTpoel u his city
! Soise sd iassn beTes1a
New-York tribune., 1871-05-04
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.
GEO. W. BLUNT.

THE TURF.
RACES AT PROSPECT AND FLEETWOOD PARKS.
Two trots. not embraced in the regular pro-
gramme published yesterday, will take place next Sat
urday Prospect Park track the first being for
purse of 800 that have beaten three min
utes and the other for similar purse for gentlemen who
drive their horses around the track the nearest to three
minutes
The entries for the purses offered by the Fleetwood
Association amounting ID sggrega19 d9s vae al tss 10
the erst day of the May meeting which begins on the
1Gtb there are two purses offered the irst 0i ' @ ao
horses. On the second day there Is purse ot O iOr
223 horses and one OF Tor Ss @ nerses On M rne
Of 500 the second, for 250 horses for purse OF 500
and the third for 234 horses for purse OF $1,000 On
the fourth and last day there purse OF 0O free Tor
all horses and of 1900 for horses that have never
trotted better than 2:Sl THIS Is liberal pr9graTe
Park, under is present management, belng hlgnly
popular with the owners aud trainers OF fasttrotuhg
stock.
A match for 81 900 a side, mile heats, best
three i'm five go as they please" has been made be-
tween John Lovetts horse johnny Reb, and g. Fergu-
sons Cloudman. to take place on the Fleetwood PARK
track May "A.
THE RACE FOR THE CHESTER CUP.
LONDON, May 3.-The great race for the
Tradesmen's Plate better known the Chester Cnpl
off to-day at Chester The pate comsi1s o. %
is forfeit and only II declared by Jan 81 penallles
and allowances; about two miles and quarter ~ SUD
horses ran The betting on this has been very
lively and closed at midnight of last night ut the oo"
to against Lord Hawk. lot .s.int Not Out by Ame'
l,o sgsa % SuR9y ,, 3 10 ss1st Our Mary Aua
10 to against Roscrueisn.
The following is the result OF the race:
". H. ssts b. Glenvat. By Dundee out Of Morning De"
Mr. Io&Ss: ci b. Mctn sr By Compcsus Of Countess,
Mr. ar % 6a1s r' b m ou MaI Ann BY vGtsca ca
6years lO9
New-York tribune., 1871-05-04
sEvENTH.AvE. CARS AS POLICE VANS.

To The EditOr or THO Trtbune.
SIR: / rode down this morning in car No..
49, seventh-ave Railroad. few streets below Forty
rstst two police officers with four persons under their
charge got In The prisoners full Of whisky aud covered
with dirt took seats, and respectable woman had 10
to another part of the on account OF their
presence The party got at jefferson Market have
no objection to the line being known the killing
line, as that is of occurrence; but do protest
against the public conveyances being used to carry
criminals and mix them with respectable people This
have seen several times this line. and call the aten'
ton OF the public to this insult upon their rights
Ner- York, May 8, 1871. GEO. W. BLUM
New-York tribune., 1871-05-04

eehr r. x r.a Nash. wes.ehy. vi
tShr Anleoedens Penise,ss wsaery RI
Sci. Ann s. saler C,se. Reetpcr Ill., f.. n.o,v-,u~ M
tchr sezsis B. Smith, H.wkns Mes Havoc. f~
sss, seS, T. Z, 9 Tci,,. D., Pro7idsscs
eshr ysmss Secbanau Kelly. DerbJ
schr spieSdd Dsss Hsrwek
sSsr N. Cenp.,s isoie, Psl Eires fe sss''ss''
sehr ksys'oss Pkr!nPs, s s'enso.' -. @ "S""
All, a,,,, ws,,, t, 2s.e,Sool MsrA n, ~tth nds ~
81 3
DOMESTIC NcRrs.
yosTsss' Wv, M mossSs Ny aP's.s ] r % ssas asr ss .
ngraaaoes ZEs ship iheols .bios tr,ti
dy Cso ssiled NH Jsnas SoaN vfs ssp Vsrss @
and lost h. ore sBi nsistos sptrassN o ~
and or he Slst Msre is t ys passed .s sEhsS Castle
spnl the list Api she lost mi1ess
which, M carried ssey lsT asistop Ssn Aad r} ~
tho 2eth pi he sgois bark Ie5scA fSn NeSion ." W"
Indies - ,...
BosroS y aAriyod sesrsstiD beops fron Cbsests sak
Rs Iveus ecm Cardiff tnsss isoItct m h.sss' , ys,c
Lsihop Gouayes Nal1 from C,negs. kbel in os,s
toni shr AIxo ~ from Hsysa steamship Uns RON stsnhs"s
Lacy olpes from Mag9sne. "a. hes Carscuss
Bns A. D. from Ponce. Ccs.ct 3D. bnS A. j. Kos "y"~' ~
CnaaLssTox q c. NAY 3-k-ivd rig rsnchits from fes-
sezOA Sailed bnt PAorenoe Cbipmss for Lsespo~
DISASTER.
Bosros May 3T brft Wsveet tsn Ponss4 .ts Cae, vtss
wet ahore at 0esir Cod lao Zd G Las oeoa sos s
ehS Val be tosed 10 posoa.
MEMORANDUM. -.
rue Steamship City ofwasngan (Br) ycnes bvereol apt %
with cuo. rgge .esIasAs boand x1b Is. oor ie
shchaasa eoos With bk opAy J bosns " sareehY & 70 ~
non nor - ,Isso 1 ht ~ - - 81 s bIsses ~ [ ~ s.spp
ll. bornd w. bav lat " o. psf dip Caro- ss
Nsgnas fen Mobile for Liverpool ssHya bouet
a. 90 loo 81 d. pa, slip Grsst Ees inc rsyer-s ~ sss.
York Tact ofW brings lsS Pa-engsrs
New-York tribune., 1871-05-04
THE PUTNAM MURDER.

FOSTERS TRIAL DELAYED-A SPECIAL PLEA TO
BE INTERPOsED.
William Foster was arraigned yesterday in
the Court Of Oyer and Termner, before Judge Car
dozo to plead to the Indictment charging him with
the murder Of Avery D. Putnam. His counsel ex-Judge
Stuart, stated that he had special plea TO nterpose,
and requested days delay to prepare It, Judge Car
dozo granted the request and adjourned the matter until
this morning 1t understood that the plea sets up the
disqualification Of Judge Cardozo to try the csse because
OF his having assigned by the Governor to sit In the
General Term, under the judiciary article. Should
the plea be overruled, general plea OF not guilty
will be entered, and next Monday will be the day fixed
for the trial.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-04

compap.Qnvay The ssloon viii be 10 feet long ny rs
feet wide 20 the floor II will be finished In hard wood.
On the forward starbosrd side thero will be suite OF
three sateroomS each7 by 10 feet. fitted with sliding
doors and bulkhealts that all may be thrown to
three feet III width, TO the forward part OF tho
ese which, together With saloon pantry, tbrce guest
sterooms 81 feet long, yster-coset, will occupy
the space directly forward Of ihe cabin. The kitchen
VIII DO next y this Section and Che officers ROOMS and
iofecase VIII absorb the remainder ~ the space under
deck ihe staterooms viii be furnished with all toilet
CONVENIENCE Tbs schooner, whiea has not yet been
named, VIII be on the ways about the middle Of July.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-04

P,s, anil lo., carried surplus earung, .s 22so6 10
The extensive improvements az laislmus COne JelSey
Ciiv viii doubtless be pushed forward lminfHiatey on
,ha gent of the PENNSYLVANIA Company acquiring tho
NewJersey roads inasmuch a. that me gr eat Corpora
t will tRere establish it, chief tide wat rr terminus
1be V.duet Railway IN Jersey city wiz bh built ana
the boa eoyered with freight aud pGssen@r buildings
Tbis eeVated railway. branching rOm ue present llDe
al the rooky point eyoud Jersey Cay, WIZ proceed 10
Iirimns Cove by a line between South THIRD aud south
s,hst tbe Companies having PJready IJurchased the
,ight Of way as we'll the Cove lands which lie next
n,-nv The lirLr Docks.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-04
BURNING OF A HAr-FAcroRY IN BROOKLYN

An extensive fire broke out last evening,
about o'clock Ia tho hatpctory OF James III Prentice
Il Co. "a Hyestory brick building occupying the block
bOInded by Raymond Navy. Whoughby ana Bhltlc-ss''
Ptooalyn Tho heavens Tor miles around were illuin-
niel brsDtly by tho AAmc, which shot up clear and
tron, aganI. tho cOady SKY. and geat coDeourse o.
uegu'- hnrrcI 10 be scene. The nIemen made ear sst
al.sL Va slp.ss-. taa alinr4s bat ios o9sa" tu'io
ts "..I.ll ts1 '...t
,f e....l... s.l ml. ts es..I n.l r..r a.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-04

notorious desperate, Diego Lucero, sent
g. prison for numbering Manuel Garcia constable Of
lbuanerae New Mexico and accused Of having killed
"a number OF men, women aud children at different
zines ss RECENTLY taken from confinement by band
ef armed and disguised regulators aud hanged from n
SideIea one Of the most desperate and savage ans In
stiie wOc Territory, which s'""A' ~ viiiaus ana 40
tilosana VI ssery. Kind.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-04
5ueciai Notices

Third Ar,.sy D Al, afs' - b s.:os e a. % s
Sa"% fss Of sS S a M ssos AsssSE a,g =. s p a.
persons recommended 70 me Orion ,4 Sehs,l IS
George nn Chsrss Koch Es1 ka'1 1s'ss 'sr .s w. a,
bsri shsraer Ds@ hoKe'eJ. o. Ki0g. WI s'~H George
Washington Committee ---------
,s FseH ss s a Asf%eiH s. esSna Dcrif. svfs
Continental Hail. corner Es'AnTf I B e. & w. So%Tas p
cm.n1ss W uorr.r. secre,arf .
American Insitute.-A seated tsop menr II ue Iosltis
viii b held THIS TsUE'DHa N6s5sS s bcsroS e. a s s@g'
Caiawba Grape Jnice PDb.
THs GREAT PyRGATIyB and CATHARTIC. Uss'ul IN all dc
o the Liver snd upeGe9g Ss hgnea and an
Trr nyians in sPpeasScs and more Ike su aas
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPAklLI.A. A..
The Blood Purer Ush Ia Al SHreio"" o' h' ~" 80
, Take bo,sle. .,.,
HEI ,MBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT SAItSA 'ARiLLA
spi ooebSr
| HEIMBOI.DS CATAWBA GRAPE JUICE. PiLiS'
In The spring mouths -. 49,. . d..
/. tine that be sys,s~ unde'sOr' e'aise ~" ''<'A ~
Prcpsrsi by Co.,. .,i ~ IL j. nkbsBoxp y,
RTY4taBy art Tse-iY ninth g. n Y.
Ti T0o. ~ P,t1,cy Cosesat. Ho Phph aad o' soss
s.gSr,;ely comro=ad- Prrnos Gsfn.n ard spa--
| sposen. storr o,en ia' ani night ---
"a A Rig store and a ifs Busine-s.
t corner C,n.l and Bro,s.r seIis win tie roossles
q, s,,rn.u. business done BY 1ALDwIS. he OiouSss.
in q, ont Of New YORK the soand Of as.g
- III, lain, o, many bricks. earring O, ra1rs,r
Ill e, u si,, how the stsi' c,'hins nais Bald
o, i Increasing la les. three ye.s tins bs gro~as
,sl.n clothing house Un. s's.eA His ssas
: so 9 q D. .mosa.ei m gear enaius Apnl 1914.
,b hundred ,n .eyeusve thousand iolsa Tie too siioas
,or, I'D .ai l3i C.n,l 1dci l give Va gea cOsAe'
,o for HI. natural scosth .i sc pred ea hsnisi hoaA.sA
dollars tins
IN, Baos Dp,r,nsa. - IKE mfa tr'ei's 'HI ia he SJ
lBIprs.
PsiR SQUARE. srd lONhSr
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btKES PREMIUM LAND sAbS
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so CASH PalZhS eom % 10 tl.'O hAOii.
ONLY 1900 SHARES. a. o. EACH -
PRE- AIUa ENGRAVING worth o. WITH e.ea shNe, ~, wis
~ sbc and st Knsr'ilss sh an era ] sS 20 s,ss
Mlns l7r Aos.sts. Ga, or ~ Boad-sy, Nes-fork
The I.I~grsi and Most Elegant stock Of
FURNITURE.
Of DINING ROOM PARLOa, library ."i BkDRooA
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Patr,t, How 4, obsla Patents Caveap Desn l,tns Trade
m.rk Pslens AsdgnmeBu. sc hs.rncsols FREE NUM- Co. n
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VII serve src eTer AMI When the oios Tr1kos by
lee romans ulee fo''"op sl,b ,. ~ o,S"I c.1
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New-York tribune., 1871-05-04

expenses oos for the year; ut the close Of 1863
they had 2207s policies In force, nsurng 6ooooG ut
the cose Of 1870 hey had but 2oO0 pOlcies In force
although they issued 5000 new in the year during
changes. and 2,726 are marked not taken
New-York tribune., 1871-05-04
TILE RACE FOR THE CnEsTER cur.
BASEBALL.
THE BOSTON NINE IN wAsHINGTo

THE BOSTON NINE IN WASHINUIUN'
WASHINGTON, May 3.-The weather here to-
night looks very bad for the expected game tomorrow
between the Red Stockings OF Boston and the Oympcs
of this city, II the rain continues tomorrow the mach
will be for Friday. There are many strangers
here from New-York. Boston, Baltimore fllauelpha,
and CINCINNATI TO witness the game. The late contest OF
the Boston Nine with the Nationals, has had the eect 10
stimulate betting but 1t afforded no satisfactory nuca
terminate The proposed game to-day between tho bOs
ton Nine and the Nine Of the Oily mplcs ala not
take place owing to the rain.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-04

prTTIs-C LLISsO, "Wednesday May at Gree Vtff i.ir
6sd n J. tr Rev H.. Strzr MarIE, M 1hcuss fft' ~
Miss susan a. daasher tie Ia Rev W. " Collins o. fsrhsea
Corn
ruoMpsosgArIEy-yu Brooksn the reenoe ace btdss
sits, an he M NAV by Rev , d. Wheeler, u. D. IA Jo-s
Thompson Porgbkeo; CstDbp I yO9hsos' cfes""
james Bailey, ESQ. Of Plaitsburgh N l.
wITTHAUs-MBgKs-on WEDNESDAY aay ,. At the CdiscrS
Reformed Church finhsye by the Rev. Thomas o MI - D.
sssei by the Rev Reuben Riley D. D. o. lsP D. L. An tear
Ni,ihius ous yolngea daughter OF Jose" '" e'
ESQ, all Of this cis5.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-04
STATE OF TEE WEATBER.

gFLEGRAPHIC REPORT FROM SIGNAL SERVICE
CORPS, U. 5. Az OF OBSERVATIONS AT ll;47
O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-04
PASSENGER ARRIVED.

FROM BrESos AYRRs-rn bars Serene nsy 3-csPt Ps'er
A. Wheeler, two children snd nurse A s. D0ane
DR. Donnelly. w. L. Perkins
New-York tribune., 1871-05-04
MARRIED..

Wedding ,pd Visiting Cards, rtlnsi ssonAy
wn EvSRpshss soss Oi RULrossr. 0AD Dvfsa Cnsss
New-York tribune., 1871-05-04

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