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Ihrougn tlehels 20 al points on Red river
sold on board. For neight OF paEsags spply
on board or TO
a. WALT 4 Co, Agents. "a Front street.
LARRY HAR3SpAD q Co. Agents,
Mostly Block 80 front street,
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FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Regular AsmphIs and New Orleans
WEDNESDAY 2 PACKET
For New Orleans and the ssndA

season 1szO-Z1-
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- BELLE LEE -

l. y ffcRg - master . J no. 3 1ut4i ran, elezk
~ 7fli Love ana phss regularly every w edneas
ii,FI1fq ~ 3 season, as foloWss
1871
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REAL ESTATE SALE.
NEW FEATURE-M0HTHLY PAY
EEHT OF SO.
A0nday, ih8 l0th Day Of ApriI, Is7I.

WE have the pleasure Of ANNOUNCING. az
w the agent Of Mr. Brtn lzIsy, that hs 7-iII
Ofsr &C public sale to the highest bidder on
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PRETTIEST PROPERTY
IN AMERICA.


WE sre authorized by J. r. Mckinney.
w ESQ., 70 place on the market, aG pub l-
sale, on
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
Regular Arkansas River Packet-FOr Helena.
Pine BlUu, Little Rock and all way raudIugs.
a. z y LAlG 4elar
TINS elegant passenger steamer -E-s
viii leave as above
MONDAY, 10Th iust., at pm.
ELLIOTT & MILLER. Ag'ts. 2 Elliott Block
ap9 Corner Promenade and Jefferson SIS.
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WEOasr for sale twO DEs1aAB1r-Ioo
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A large number of letters have been
received at the executive mansion,
cOngratulating the President on his
complete vindicatiOn by the report of
the San Domingo Commissioners, and
prominent gentlemen have called
upon him to express the same feeling.
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VOL. 81.-NO. IA
RnU8EMENTs
MEMPHIS THEATER.
Six NIshts and Saturday Hatlass.
HaHhaHa and SanDho combinsfi0r,

sgaldlss. sidssH 3 HoDoauHga, PpD'rs.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-01
MONUMENT TO ALICE CARY.


~ N, Edffor Of The Tribune.
sm. When attended the funeral OF Ahce
o., nd lacked at her face for the last time on that
Lii and stormy day, l supposcd-no intimauon being
1ilv given as to the place " her ntorment-hat her
remains woud probably he taken to the home Of her
.nndhool in Ohio. on leaving the church. however,
larned that she had chosen Greenwood for her last
tnc pace when IL az occurred 10 me That those
who knew and loved her ought TO erect suitable mohu'
ment over her grave. understand that there Is aea"y
laid foundation for such monument ana am s'ro
her friends will all agree that other spot is so Suaoe
for il as the one chosen 10y herself the esngPace VI
her remains
have been waiting for some one 10 move I'D 'he iu"'
ter: but HAVING heard of plan 10 secure IN ooe' ~
desirable venture TO propose through your conmns
that the Rev Dr. Deems and the gentlemen who acted as
nhearers at Miss Cary's funeral shall yoluntar''"
agree 10 avt as "A committee collect the necessary
funds and to prepare a suitable design for monument
The pal bearers were Horace Greeley Bayard Taylor,
Oliver johnson. F. T Barnum. L. b. Carpenter, A. J.
johnson Richard r. Kimball. and Frederick W. Hol-
combc. NJ d. I hereby forward my check for $50,
PAYABLE to Mr. Greeley, OF Miss Carys Oldest and
best friends requesting him consent TO he the treas
rer Of the fund. hope those who loved Miss Cary
appreciated her writings will promptly contribute to
fund, according their several ability that the
work may be speedily and wOTthly done. JS
Nesc- York March 81. 1871,
New-York tribune., 1871-04-01
FRIDAY, March SIP. ".

FRIDAY, March 3l-P. ".
The stock market is still in the hands OF the
bulls who, as during the past few weeks OF months, ap
parenty hold the power 10 regulate prices ana the gen
cral tendency still upward. The bears make an occa
siopal move in timd, faint sort OF manner which has
only momentary effect; but they to be lacking in
the pluck necessary for sustained movement; and,
perhaps they not much to be blamed for their
want of courage since against strong combinations they
sometimes have take risks not based az al upon the
real value Of the stocks which they sell short, but
upon the ability OF Others to buy up such
stocks and 10 hold them at high prices Many
Of the little bears and some OF the big ones
have unpleasant recolections OF wellfought contests
in which they have been badly tossed by the bulls aud
when too the prices at which they had sold snort were
far above the real value Of the stocks they were dealing
in Hence they come egitimately enough TO the eOhc
sion that it risky business TO sell what they are not
sure of being deliver The market to-day opened
steady but yielded trine al the First Board only 10
react again after the adjournment. From this time
throughout the market ruled strong on
the general list and higher on the Wander
bit shares and Northwestern. which attracted
the principal attention Of the street Newfork Central
advanced TO 96s per cent above Yesterdays prices
while Lake shore was firm. with moderate advance
North Western common went mp to 50, which is an adj
vance OF per cent within about week. Ohios were
steady on a small business were also Rock Island
Wabash and st. Paul. Union Pacific was quiet and
Reading dull and strong. There was but moderate
movement in the investment list, and We note sales OF
Alton preferred at 12OE st. Joseph 9G Delaware Lack
awanna and Western, 1O7 aO7i and ST. Louis and Iron
Mountain at 64!. There has been "a slightly
increased movement in Alton and Tefre
Haute stock, which, with moderate transactions
advanced to 33 improvement Of per cent over the
quotations OF yesterday. The Preferred stock of this
road quiet however al about the prices given
for month two pasta singular discrimination when
is taken into consideration that accumulated diyi
dend of IA per cent is due TO the Preferred stock
Western Union the feature of the miscellaneous list
but fuctuated considerably during the day. Paedc
Mail Quicksilver quiet but firm, and Coal stocks
steady Express shares neglected. The following
table shows the highest and lowest prices OF active stocks
made
New-York tribune., 1871-04-01

The total subscriptions To the new five per cent loan
thus far foot up s4s 100000 including s529oO to-day.
The internal revenue receipts for March E0.
OcoOO0 comparative statement which has been pre-
pared at the Internal Revenue Office, showing the re-
ceipts from several of internal revenue
subject TO tax for the first eight months Of the pFeseL
and the last fiscal year, shows total decrease of s0O
1873. There has been decrease on spirits 81 &lAsl1,
and on incomes OF si,7s2G56. Tobacco shows
OF 81 l,373,536.
The following the custom receipts Cor the week
ending March 25, 1871; NewYOrk, 0n l39 philadelphia,
t2lO227; Boston, $i6.s97; Baltimore, ,5Gis NewOr
leans, sl7637O; total s5,OlO1L
The following il a detailed statement Of the United
States currency outstanding at this date Emitted states
notes. old issue S9o62 United states motel new ISSUE
s2O2 l66397 United States notes issue Of 1879 s53S5@e
one-year per cent notes, sl367 two-yelr cent
notes s46452 30: two-year ) per cent clupon notes
s337O2 30 cOmpOund-nerest notes S,SS5t0 fractional
currency, first ISSUE $t45O O6O G5 fractional cnrency
second issue, S324C6O 49, fractional currency, third
issue, s63s9Ol2 So fractional currency, fourth sue,
s262sO,3ll Il. Total, s39s,529,277 So.
The state bond market strong aud higher on all
the issues, excepting South Carolinas These were
heavily pressed for SALE and declined TO 59 for the Jan
uary aud July issues, and &c. seller 60 days; :; Tennes
sees advanced to 6ji, Vrenias being to Per cent
stronger.
In railroad bonds well distributed husihe's was
noted The following were the bids;
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Iaerse March, IN sl a
The business at the United states Assay 0ee for TIE
month ending to-day was as follows:

b ~
In foreign exchange there is nothing to report
The abundance Of money Offering call today gives
evidence that the story which was current the street
yesterday, that certain great bears largely with
drawing greenbacks from circulation nothing but
"bear story after ALL After the proIimo the move
ment OF currency will be in favor OF the city banks The
ruling rates to-day and 5 per cent II Is
probable that the bank statement tomorrow will
show a further loss in the banks resources
Commercial paper current at and per cent
The force impaired TO the refunding Of the Five
Twentes by the active accessons OF several prominent
banking houses, has been in the sharp upward move
ment in the Government bond list prices to-day having
advanced ids per cent The German bankers buy.
ing largely, apparently upon the adyces OF home cor
respondents The currency skies exceedingly
buoyant the Oft recurring report that the Secretary
would yet be compelled to take them basis Of bank
note circuloton. Fisk Hatch report al p a. fol-
New-York tribune., 1871-04-01

The business in gold to-day has been limited there
being disposition among operators either side OF the
market TO wait, Mieawberke, for something to turn
up" before venturing heavily The tone OF the pre-
MUM strong, however, and though the price was
generally uniform at lol yet transactions were re-
ported at ll0l dlO. these representing the extremes
In the gold loan market, the lending rates were ana
per cent for carrying aud fiat for borrowing. Inc
operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank were as iolo"S
Gold cleared, $50 eco; gold balances. s9ii5sS; eur
rency balances, so,7SI6. The following are the quota
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RANKING AND FINANCIAL.
A CHOICE SECURITY.
Nrv-yoRK AND OswEGo MIDDND hllkoAp
COMPANY.

A CHOICE SECURITY
NEwYoRK AND OswEGo MIDLAND kAlh"Ap
COMPANY.
FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT GoID BONDS
A very large full paid up stock Subscription
SIoO. $500 AND $1,000 BONDS
CorpoN AND REGISTERED.
Tho now trunk line from New-lork Cliy 10 'po
North and West. between the Aew-iofk 'tn''",
Erie Railways. and many miles shorter 'Aan ei''''
from New-York TO Buffalo .,-, .o.J
Two hundred and twenty miles ol h'lSi'" IL "a.
already in existence, cost twice the amount VI
issued: may fairly be called the DeSt cn'i",
real estate loan; title perfect and value 'ons'@ -
enhancing; issue of bonds positively H""'|
$4,000 per mile of finished road a very s'n'A
MO, mile highly thought of by bankers, and We
e. serprity of the highest grade. The road
earning largely; is a better investment than noD''
in a savings bank. For sale by =,
GEORGE OPDYKE & CO.. Bankers No % N'sS'"''
The CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY Of Iowa ,s,
now built and equipped, in first-class manner -.
MuFs OF RAILROAD, which completes theit ei''sS ~
line. with the exception of laying the "aeh VI IT,
miles. which is already graded. They thusopen
FIRST THROUGH LINE Across TIE STATE tIohi w.. ~.
to south. and by making slight detoUrat one pO,S
they give DRLCT COMMUNICATION hhi" pvv
JoIus AXD 81. PAUL FIEsT MORTGAGE >,
CENT GoIp BoxIs a,e issued ur,n 'his ~. -
amounting TO s!C,CCO per mile while man. :, 90
issue from Ss0.CCO to S40,COol, and are '@'''' 9"
and accrued interest in currency -, First
The most expeii, need iinanciers agree 'nA' ~ su.
Mortgage Hci Is. to a limited amount Ny i';rass
isl,d rairoad. With is well located iof .,sn,s
ar, one of IT, very safest forms oil ,n'' chem
Holders of Ccy eiimcnt bonds may eNeila"s. a.
for C,uiral IovaS az large present pfos' v' a
hands me incica.e oi interest for q '"e
yoaIs. , s.eurity,
Psiti,s dcSuiag 10 secure hrste'Sts
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Dancing Ataoemies.

A DODWORTH's DANCING CLASSES
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MORNINGS AFTERNOONS, EVENING. Now receiving pupils at
No 22 Faye, Twenty No tsi Fhsye send for
circular.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-01

The movement in dry goods for the week shows az
entered for consumption, S,7lo346; Withdrawn fom
warehouse. $si9,70l; warehoused, s9l5,379
The Philadelphia stock market was steady todd!.
PENNSYLVANIA 6 81 ISSUE, sold at 1919; Philadelphia anu
Erie Railroad 27i; Reading Railroad, 5l. ana F'hA'
sylvania Railroad. 50. Gold closed at llOi
The United states Circuit Court at Pittsburgh has re-
fused the application Of Charles f. Bill to be placed IN
possession OF the Louisville, New-Albany ana Che'sV
Railroad The Road will remain in the possession OF e
Receiver until the right of the parties in nefeS' n@
be adjudicated. -.
lne HI.E % avent animal statement for he year end
ing Dec. 81, 1871, in another column. I a,er
The West Side Savings Bank No. l5 siXtSiNe, gun,f, gf,
tse that all deposits made before the 1Oth 81 AIi" ~
draw interest from April /, at per cent.
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JnstrnCtion.

CHARON INSTITUTE has room for few
~ BOYS Send for eirenar G. JAMES, A. M shsros Conn
WOODBURN-A Family and Classical
w SCHOOL for Young Boys Asyumave, Hartford Conn Res.
twenty The Summer terms Of four and bali months begin the
fnt of MAY
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