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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-05
THE TAX-LEFf

r. "a, Editor o. The TrtoNhe' >,
Sp. your reply of this date TO hepupn-
ON ..,n,r,,ann does not give all the reasons why
az Ts1Teyv should not be supported Dy Single he
,,icau or for that matter by any decent DeniOoraI
,,c,ed 20 be in Albany last Winter when the Tax
.as.od the Assembly. II was put through by al
strict party vote, without debate, and under the
ti, of the previous question. one amendment, how
", 1ras proposed and promptly voted down, every
Democrat voting agoinstN'
~ amendment referred 10 was offered by Mr.. Alvord
=, opopdaga and supported by Mr.. White, then mem
- fon this city Ii in substance transferred the power
% lerzng the TaxLeyy TO the local Board OF Super
visOrs the same as 10" eAls'S IL e'eiJ 0'He4 '0' "
the state
The Democratic hue-and-cry was " The City OF New
work Is ruled by Black Republican legislation at Albany
we are sadded with unjust commissions; with onerous
faxlevys and in nowise responsible for conceded
had local Government. Give us our freedom and we VIII
show you the difference by giving the people Of the City
Of New-York better local Government at a much less
expense and work great benefit to all classes and
dtons in life" With these promises stll ring
g 10 the Assembly Chamber, the consistent Democracy
Ay solid vote, actually refused to have the power OF
JeeaN1ug the Tax-Levy conferred upon the Board OF
snpervs0rs whom they about to elect under the
new Charter md whom they said TO be made up OF
ne Sery best men Of The city. Alss for the best mend
Now take 1t that this Republican Assemblyman de
aires 10 90 his duty legislator indeed he Is sworn TO
do IT, How can be do it by voting for Tax-Leyy he
Knows nothing about and is not permitted TO know any
ching abouti II his vote is needed let Tweed Co. show
their colOrs.
When is the Controllers Report, exhibiting the details
going to make up the huge aggregated
without this information, how can Assemblyman tell
now much Is plumber and swagl
How he ten without having some official data, what
hs is voting fort
The state Tax is always thoroughly debated and fully
explained in all its details.
Let every Repubncan-now that the responsibility is
thrown upon the Legislature by the act Of the Democrats
vote for 1t until every item is fted
and explained Then his conscience win be vndicatcd,
aud duty fully performed but gOng II blind" is
going for an outrage which Republican ought TO
CiOn by his vote. TAXPAYER
Netc- York, March d.
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PERSONAL.

Phlip James Bailey, author of "Festus," is
represented looking like rustic clown with nothing
81 indicate intellect culture but his supremacy fine
eyes.
The old woman who has been the custodian
OF Barney Castle for 40 years, and who will be remeh
bered by tourists in Ireland udcrOusly irritable and
TObe croHe - reported to have died lately aged 40
d. The Florence press is again agitating the
question removing the remains OF Dante from Ra-
VIENNA that city, TO which he rightfuly belongs and
il proposed deposit his ashes in the Church OF Santa
Croce.
The Rev. Charles Beecher of Georgetown,
Mast and a Younger brother Of Henry Ward Beecher'
ashs.n amounted superintendent OF schools for the
STATE Of Florida. He is man OF aDty, am W.
OF state fortunate IN securing MS ser 10
head VI their educational system
The former Rebel General, n. Il. Forrest
c,ordng 10 some Of the Southern Journals, is negouat
tu for Mississippi cotton plantation 10 which he intends
to .ctirc desiring to pass the remainder Oh NJ "a! ~
- patFiarclut peace; ms P"sV o"io'4 A"' '"-'
been eminently patrlarchal' ,
An astrologer, who calls herself Arabella
Mahapoa pretends TO have been born In one OF the
Crock islands 1000 years ago, Is creating sensation IN
eoyrua ny revealing the future in manner declared 70
he wholly .upernatura she is Tepued TO be extremely
sandsoe and not 10 look more than rs Her LlslOl! Is
altogether mysterious
MIR. David Crawford of Putney VT, died q
sew DAYS since at an advanced age He had been at
different times member Of the Legislature of Vermont
a ucu,bcr Of the Constitutional Convention OF iSI3 and
n Presidential cector in 1896. He was WING OF the
Webster sort and supporter OF the tuSltNe e4@Ne ID"
Up 20 the time OF the Rebellion
Mr. and Mrs William s. HOyt, whose marriage
recently caused much interest in social circles sail to-
day Toy Europe the Java intending to pass about six
onhs abroad II srare that two young gentefolks start
tnie whso many material guarantees OF happiness ana
succes aud st that these fay9rs OF nature and
yorfunc are supplemented by much that is esmable
uG attractive IN personal qualities, No one That knows
fAc bride tue groom Will omit wishing them To-Day
pleasant voyage and a happy return
Prof. Blaclie Greek Professor at Edinburgh,
occasionally comes down like bomb-shel among the
London and berates them soundly for what he
yeaes 10 call their heresies 1t has curious effect 70
see the little. mpetuous brighteyed, Whte-hared old
man. with his strong Scotch accent (who might have
been Hle original OF Charles Reades DR.. SansOn) sur
sounded by The shining lights OF the Royal Institution,
where he sonnet mes lectures, and, in his eXcaole way,
tiery rejecting and fOutiug at the whole OF modern
philosophy He summed up Huxley, Tyndal, stuart
MI. C0llte, and al their adherents as :" lot OF
Jeelo-opuvrs into the vurruld 10 puzzle themselves
sad igFe erybOdy else" Rather startling state
Tlcnt p to-day, but great is the power OF scotch Or
fuOIJXf.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

peOa styAyNAH-In steamship San Jacno Aphl t-pspl.f
Holmes Mrs Holmes H. Garrison Mrs Garrison, Marsani
MARYLAND T. Lynch J. r. Hasetine H. w. Thnrs0n H. A. Grsv
Barna Henry johnson and three children
George Johsou sAstI Mrs A. N Rutherford Mss Young
Piper r. Mcyegh r. Barnes f. NJ Adams and 80 in the
Ali. N n
FROM sAvANNAH-1n steamship Hunt,yie April IN Wgg,
Mr. Bn,ri A. Kanfnan Mr. Hart Prank Tsr Geo d. sides MIS-
Hart Miss Hart Mrs T. H. LathroP Miss Smith Dosohue James NJ
Cole Mrs Kennedy and child W T. Gushing and "e misses Ahou
M Bngg, \ r.. Allen, wife and child, Z. Fallen .,
PPow iIyERPO0IIg Steamship Russia April 41rs Argueles,
too children nurse ANA companion Miss Miner Miss fraedoa1t Mr.
MooreLea Mr. j. H. Brown, Mr. T. C. Miner sr Geo far,Hd{s
Col Lucas Miss Mckenzie. Mrs. Proven, Mr. A. d. Lame nj ~ w
phsnt Mr. ST. Martin Miss Draper, Miss Draper DE- w DaPsr
81 A. Strange M D. Philips Mr. Snon Mr. Ca'' Hs;yaI
S N. MepsanSa Mrs l. snle.on mint and ger
yrnt M eud Mr., Henderson, Mr. Mercer Mr. j. Connay
Nh e. Porier Ghssor Miss Singer MT kollsor M w. H.
Wlker Mr. W Senny Dr. Burnvel Mr. ~ Levy Mr. Longood Mr.
,pd Mr., n Mills Mr. Bdtler Dulcn, Nj W Roper
Nj Culeau Mr. Bhhy Mr. W. r. Lewis Nj Bowden M Rich
Mr., NJ A. Douglass Miss Richardson Mrs; Proens
maid Mrs DuDesas maid Nj DuBeaa man servant Ar HaPhen MS
c('ubbu
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Mavof Hall. in a letter to Peter Cooper, dated

Yesterday promises TO reappont each ana every one Oh
the present members the Board Of Education to men,
bersfip I'm the new Department OF Instruction VINO VIII
accent tbe continuing trust under the new name ana
one entirely unchanged in every detail OF power or duty
The Mutual Base Ball Club of this City VIII
.ole the Savannah steamer at D. to-day, from fler
No H. r. weeks visit to savannah ana on o T,,y
AZ naxt M the Captoline Grounds IN prtcuce match
Min the Burnside Club OF South Brooklyn.
The Committee on Teachers OF the Board OF
Education met yesterday TO hear testimony on the
charge. made against Anthony Gallagher fri.G IN
~ armnar school No 81, by city superintendent hlu
de Mr. Gala was charged with having been repeat
LII, under the influence of liquor while III schOoI VIII
elS atn his dutv in general with nbsontng hliIisci
fon school and with using abusive Language 70 MS as
I i't toochers and Indecent language To his fels
,itt Two witnesses Mary A. Wheeler aud MARY J'
Faweett fully substantiatod the CHARGES; INV .onAi'
tee then adjourned tho Gaze TIL next "eo]'
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In-sni broken down 10 health and spirits By Chronic DTsepr
suffering from terrible exhaustion which follows the attacks OF .eas
disease the testimony Of thousands who have been rei BY miracle
from similar prosrson By HoSTBrrRRs STOMACH BIT
TERS that BY tho same means you too NAV
strengthened those who stand perl o. eenie
to all who By exposure pyaons and unconna climate 90
unhealthy pursuits may moment be stricken down. this psPA
most particularly and empaIy ADDRESSED You who are tina
situated progersi absolute safeguard against tie Danger ma,
eaces you regulate the system With this harmless me
aut and s,esTe aud you will be foreamei against the mahs
Whose seeds foat in the air HosrErrERs sToh
ACH BrrTERs arc not only standard to and Alternative througaos
States but they accredited by the sAs Of ho NOS
distinguished citizen, Union the people OF all other lands 10
Canada Australia the West udes they are gradually taxing ne
place Of all other somaccs whether native or foreign AMI as surely
,A progressive and OYerhoss doubt they vii even
.Ay upeie every other aOsiai and restorative nov emps
medicinal practice.
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ALLEGED FRAUDULENT BANKRUPTcY-ovEf

ALLEGED FRAUDULENT BANKRUPIC1-oNbh
ti.0)0OJJ WITHHELD FROM CREDITORS
In the United States Circuit Court, yester-
day before Judge Woodruff the matter of John Ihonp-
bankrupt up the petition OF Eras'us +.
Mead. Jacob II. Brush, and the Merchants National
Bank OF this city, for review OF the order OF dschate
granted by Judge BatchfOrd IN the United States
tct Court On the 9th OF October, 1861 thompson ncu
III the District Court petition IN bankruptcy containing
two schedules pufpOrng 70 be full ana true
OF 'ts and Liabilities and praying that he might DC du
fudcated bankrupt. This petition referred 10 reg
later Dayton, who declared Thompson bankIup Oct'
II, lsG7
Jan. p 1885, the Merchants Exchange National Bank
creditor procured an order requiring Thompson 10 SUB
NIT 70 examination before the Register ana eXanlh-
dtOhs were held from time TO time through lne year
Jan. - 1903, the bankrupt petODed for dlschiEe
from bis debte under the Bankruptcy Act. The Dahh
and Oaier creditors mentioned objected 10 thls ana gave
that Thompson had omitted from his schedule
OF Assets thu following items; 1000.
trulfed shares the National Currency Bank, value soO
ssadHg soBs samuel ffeereL 100 fhsrc OF
lr h4ra Bank sOck, the u D. g. sn1 y Ilompoh
SfDJo No rs MadsODTe Of = g. To- tsDe
xfnyg iols n f0ry fourth q 8 C. Ii raie p''
Los. No. N MasOlave Of T. r value $500 land 10
Csu1ty n If y j. t. value s25tOJ; interest
I8 sSO in another eoariner p these sous
valae q2JO0J; debt due from The for
beslnlH4 ID 1857, amounting 10 -1Oy3
Beside the ignoring 81 these assets Thompson swOre
indebted $4,000 o. his sons which the cred
ilUrs say is totally fasc. Case adJurned. Judge J..
Moore Tor Thompson 9. A beiIas aui L. u. Taft tJE
to pct!,Q16Is ia review
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GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCuI

POstmaster-Gen Creswell to-day ordered resump
ton Of the postal service on The Louisville ana LexlnS
ton Railroad In Kentucky, which had been suspended
for some time on account Of assault upon the route
agent employed on that line The Secretary Of War re-
ported to the General that troops have been
placed along the line of that road IN order TO prevent
any further trouble and that 1t Ia deemed safe to resume
the service The cOlored man upon whom the assault
was made has resigned, and new agent has been ap-
pointed. -, ,- -
The Rev DIT Newman, at the close OF bis services on
Sunday night announced that Mrs Newman had been
quite successful in her collections for chime OF bells Tor
the Metropolitan NJ E. Church, and that tho chimes
would be In place by next Christmas. lie further re-
marked that Prof Pratt had rendered the proceeds OF his
lectures and Instructions this week ON The Education
Of Horses, >" for the benefit of the bells.
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JoSgs-On Monday March a. Nellie and April Daisy O.. tvts
daughters OFFS b. and Jsneg 7. Jones Of Brooklyn.
R0DDCK-On Tuesday, April ig Jhs Hudson Rodict asd
years.
Tbe relatives ard fnis nyi attend the ne-s from he lsts
residence, 10 Chsrions, THURSDAY April al O'Clock
TnOSSBon Monday April Mrs. Elizabeth Thoe, wife Of CspA
ihonAs '" Iborne, IN the 18th Of Der
ihe relatives and eds the family also Of her sonn law Angu
@ horn respectfully invited attend the fanera from her late
rec one No 2l EAst Thrtysrstst Thursday PM
without further notice Remains ~ be taken TO Genvos1
Cemetery for ntsrnent
"dhkNS0S-Oa Monday, April D. Elizabeth daughter Otbe .a
The friends Of he ny attend funeral As
O'Clock m. - -S' - y -
WILSON-On Sunday April son IN the 10Th year o.
an eaf the family tsa
funeral from his to residence l6T Tsvof near Lee
Brooklyn. = D. on Wedsesday APhl5 It 2 O'Clock p n.
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DIED.
BRPyNAs-In Washington D. C., the % inst, Matthew Brennan
aged % years native Of Kenmar ireland
Funeral will from 453 West Fhy ARTIST At O'clock On
Tuesday, tie Alb Of April
CHURCHsunda evening April OF acute consumption Lime wife
Funeral fro her residence t Yves; Port. wene'
CoNKLSAt EewOeeas a inst. Of congestion Of the
O. CorkhHg eldest s0n VI Frederick A. and keas' K Coak
ling Of this city
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
Suddenly Moni. April Thom'' Dick Of White Plains
The sud friends Of the family respectfully invited to attend
the funeral Church White Plains on THURSDAY at
O'Clock Carriages VII os ~ s,eR lsae, a. we SSD0s H1 %
DCNCANou "a inst, AFTER short illness Jane daughter Of the
late John ami Jane Duncan.
tbs sTes q the family respectfully invited 20 attend
the funeral her s,s residence i FRI o. THURSDAY
the 6th lust. atsi O'Clock q m @
GRooANOn 4h inst at ST. Lakes Hosps Cahsrn, GoEsn for "
years faithful site in the family Of Joseph b. Lockwood
Tbe will Ake place THURSDAY 9th nst from D. SteP'"
e. Chureh East TweG,JegtSh-st =,
BOOLRoa Moud,y April s. 1871 Edmard HOOe Sl't year Of
The resre. and friends Of family the Pemse, Seo
LOdgs No. $50 sul Cornthan Chapter No @ se Rraokyu
his funeral a No 2oi Graham ST., DeKapaTe D'""''
THURSDAY afternoon, al o'clock -u ,or,g,..
HCLI-ln this city April l. sher long Illness .r 81
child Of Charles Wager and Auns Hull IN The iva to attend
Relatives sni friends 81 The family . rpee,a 70 EAST ss artst,
funeral services at the re,depee Of his parents ~
"Wednesday morning April D. at 10 oe0e. ,s,.r J,ei
JACkMAN-A Vested, n. j., on TUESDAY AP'
Tbs and friend, Of the family rs.DseS,
The funeral from the residence OF bs sou '' ,t q, m
JOIysON-In Brooklyn on Monday APni''
a.J ys' ,s q ass s of the .';Sg nIsi as M
. .vs B,osiiyS' On wsinssisy al! o'clock p ~
Boston pagers please copy ALL O,beis wife o. An
LgGGAT-sudlen ra,si ami Slater
IoCvy.Ssaa1., April 1871 Ia'o p L'eA@In' o'
Of bis a5s al the f.m, a'si 70 attend in So Join
weiu,,y Apr5. At - ,or,et N wa,eTey plzcs AL
" si.y'.s..,L
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uApS AND MISHAP3.

T,,eodore Goutel, age 49, of No. SOB Stanton-sf.,
,v in BeleVua Hospital from lnIorles receiver VI ''' "
~ ~ from ,eafolI at Washington and spiugst-
An unknown man. apparently ue Term hj,o cpun'
on rsrI,y p Broadway and TTeitas, bi0oAIh'
med su,loo o,t Il, brain. With old cavalry pi.toL
uart;n Donahue of No. % Grand-st. and VIM. van
No Sd Mottst locked ~ for having N TIER
Cbambsrsst =. 60, -. .o.,.1
The Brooklyn Corporation Counsel was served
~ & n1or,r, inunetiop ani orders TO show cause way
=. osds rerpe,uHl the matter Of paving smhs %
shsTerborasL Porilan ave. ami hontague" WIN VEG MOO"
Iobn slias Nosey Stebbins, alias l.. ID. Spencer,
80 ~ pppAp arrested AOnia escnng ana nov loo s W ~
shas a. ~ A. ve.r,n operator fraudulent checks and Ia,
fopeq term in the Island state Prison Among uo.e
slreadr 80 Adam YounR b0Otsker Of No ~ East Twelfth
'etmd JIM Rs,,or,; Hammond OF the firm Of Ham
= "a i,wsIsn u No Al Whsm,st' snd John Masn. o.
I,onto,n n j. The pisoDeI VAC iulV sN""S s''i "''
49,. to I. respectable family.
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6pstial Noiifes
Advice to the Broken-Down in Heai,l

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| . Those ofBAD BLOOD and OLD MAIDS IN p.r.eul.ri
MAY,
n E :hi.s nSs,A'
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px,,ns ~ - FLUID EXTRACT sARSAPARILLA
~ XIX READILY INTO THE CIRCULATION or THE BLOOD.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsApAplIA
ha and Ss Isi q r. y ~ S.tgy e lin r.neaas
such length q ,ns 70 di.cosSae them saa rs.
ONE BOTTLE IS GQUAi IN sTRENuS No AKA toS on
WISE GLASS ADDED 10 PINT or WGTER QtALs THi
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"AN-i"'' CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS
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Used In all affections whore Pugatve Medicine neeisd.
'''N''''-D CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS, -
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hAhh"oND' CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS
sUPERsEDE MAGSEsA sA5 4Iy AND EVERY orHEA PVRsA
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Purchase two bottles ELMBOLDS sARsAPAkIA and one De-
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No better investment can be made for 50 small
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diseases arising from the he ss
that 10 remedy equal Extract sapa it, power srtrs-
the stces tonic this invaluable attribute that Is spP>
cable state Of hs system sanken ,i yet 50 irritable renders
See REMARKS Of tie GREAT CHEMISTS AND PILL MEN Oh
AMERICA 1890 . .,,,, -
l5i North Thirt-st, PHILADELPHIA Pa
II. T HELMBOLD.
eorge YOU on having tim. The
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H. n HELMBoLD
conclusion s; his reuse' are the resal, o IN.
years the that time proves their value Al have bee7
ensaed BY them "o followed ny instructions. ana sSs y 49, S
,ny Mcsn ut Dpensstory Of the United stss rot erpust
a single HERB ROOT, Plant or scientific preparation l.,
Pharmaceutical claim all mine to be AID Gave never AsA'
Ss ON' ALL STAND on THEIR MERITS
The PHI have thought the afflicted for @
perfect and shall stake tine; m9nsy snd Ane -
their effectiveness The nnng style II wseh we r hen nr
pared After English French preparation Will sov
greater ami an rosly proud Of them pill v,,iei ger,
orally put pp wooden boxes. and made generally or o.eo
those having experience Is physicians dEuss @ 0r
~ Your obedent servant
II. T. HELMDOLD,
Crystal Palace Drug Store 594 Broadway, NeNforf
Palace Pharmacy Gey House Broadway and Twenty nInh ETC., New
Temple Die Of Pharmacy Continental Hotel PhlAlephs.
s-Hembofs Fluid EIlIsc. Rachu has gained Sorwas nnt
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TIE ADJOURNMENT OF THE SUBCOMMITTEE
OF THE METHODIST BOOK CONCERN con-
Iron " ltethaIit b. asrane.

Fror, I1s Ielh11iyt n afranes q,
The Subcommittee having been appointed
IN do a certain work could not with proprety adjourn
ie lie leaving that work unperfouued They were in
ant bonnd 10 continue their sessions TIL the impraetca
bty OF agreement had been more clearly
X viii re Church accept the semocia construction
NJ be scope of their duties which The Christian Adeocde
promu gales Tie Church is intent on having tle cues
SETTLED no matter who opposes II does MOI accept the
tndinr OF the Book Committee, inasmnch MS the ma
torty and minority did not agree. IL WIZ nave tho
ransacfions Of the Book Committee OF Its Publishing
ou.r searched through and through ana no tacles vi"
tufu il from the execution Of It's purpose
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MstInees are given hero on

Aa.aat
E.dnasdays and Saturdays
THE CIRCUS.
The advent of the Cynoeephalus has drawn daNv,
LUZ .aI 81 attention TO Mr.. Lents New-fork Circus
,.Incd animal performs skilfu feats and maniest
1n,s Kind Of intelligence He Is ugly anu
-, he has been well taught ana Is shl'u,,'
pSs Cgrcus season will last two weeks longer
S"' MISCELLANEOUS.
-, ho,oas continue to reward the man
~ q, the Olympic Theater for the care taste anu
sS, ,,sr marked the production of Mr. Days pay
Horizon" Mr. BOucicauts "JeaoOe" which n"'
Soon acted unc times the Fifth Avenue Theate tony
pen be Withdrawn from the stage, after lou
.,d,toua representations. Mr. Charles MaInsw' Oven.
snpesr at the Fifth Avenue Theaer next Money
az, m Patter vs. Chatter" and Married lor cnd
ms ~ soanacN viii return to the stadt Theater ana
onpe.r on saturday evening as LeonorarnuT ,ns sho
ing herself in a new character On 'H'
designs 70 sail for Europe
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s.y q, 10 Tor s.ln. q, Srsos 90 Tor Ne. croy

49, ~ tof s.,sn" 81 % No for Ne" Crop.
sr boUs April 4totton dell and nominal lc Flour closed
sIh 6eisr demand Supesne Winter 81 00 IS 6 Extra Winter
70 yUta Di Double EItra, IS Wbst-Spdng higher Prime
Ssy PINE Red Fall 1871 60 Corn easier tsl 95le for
IN bnik White sacked &c. Choice Yellow 6tc Oats
&c i9r hs In bgk s.,c sacks Barley dull AMI enehsu gd
sna WHISKY quiet Ste Tobacco Hemp sD
sss9 uhenmged PORK weak SlJOSbO IS Bulk Meats and
sco aniL NotAlng doing quiet S3 80 Cattle
% 19D1o 30 Recsp5 bbLs 49, 600 bush Wheat
1900 BUSH !Cor, 1900 bush Oat. ~ -
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scrbner& Co.. q. p Putnam Co., and other publish
I'M lrms. The sale began with Invoice OF James X
Osgood Co. In the evening consignment from Charles
Taber Co, New Bedford, Macs, was sold consisting or
card and cabinet photographs, stereosoopio views,
chromos, helochromos, ambrotypes IN passe
and stereotype plates. large number OF booksellers
attendance throughout the cay and fair prices
generally obtained. The sale will be resumed this
morning ut o'clock.
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THE STATE or TRADE.
ooyE,rlC MARKETS

luer.r, April THE Cotton msr,e' r'' aah u" Tor ma
u,ny' ale. 400 bales; rceil 40 bales -. a., A,
dss os,,sS Aprl afOur qaieti sapersa, IS n Double
~ 20. Irgbr Extra 81 Corn. I0sIe Oau-st Louis
s1ntt Brsa 81 i7 vi 10 HsyaPhue e9 Pot d. At
~ - sn,r lam, I5i 6lb Lad sugi hOl,ss Whisky, anl
t ns,psd HIhango-sertps 1911 ssrfers sight Drsits
4. a nr.u,ln G0d lot
.I9.ssTos, Ase l-.sn. I.1...ss le.. :. S.i E"ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-05

many parts OF the vessel mcomfortably crowded
The four long tables Of the saloon were loaded with
profuson OF vands and decked with flowers. Speeches
were made by Mr. Ismni, Mr.. Wolf J. w Sparks, aud
Postmaster Jones visited the vessel the tug Jasmine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-05

A reception was given yesterday afternoon by
the Oceanic steam Navigation Company on board the
steamer Oceanic lying her dock In Jersey CITY, to the
officers Of the port and the representatives, OF the prin'
cIpal eteanbOat railroad and insurance companies o.
this city. About COO Invitations lad been sS4Sdi AA4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-05

,ia,o, and blank work opened yesterday morning at
clinton nan the stock including consgnments from Jas
r. osgood & CO.. j. b. Ford & Co, ID. Appleton Co,
1911, Peter q CIpIn, Little Brown q Co.. Charles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-05

Dnrng Process OF Tcethns, every mother should eve
her cliI Mo WiSaLov's SOOTHING STRUT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-05

II Presiden. Grant and senator sumner had used
MSlorA PuppNG wouh have said, Ia The EMO nsa' OF per
st health, 9" 10. tLe.s De lsace'