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The New York herald., 1871-03-12

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HEET.
DRY GOODS.
AT ALTMAN BROS. : CO.'S
SPRING, 1871.
NEW OPENING OF SPRING GOODS
AT IMMENSE REDUCTION IN PRICES.
ON MONDAY. MARCH ia
we shall offer a large variety Of
BLACK DRESS SILKS,
AT UNPARALLELED PRICES,
from the lowest the finest grades.
including the bes. and most celebrated manufacture
ALSO BEST JAPANESE SILKS,
plain and as4ass s;E,Rss BROS. !. CO..
Sixth avenue, near Twenty hrst street.
ArALTMAN BROS. CO.'S.
FOR SPRING. 1877.
NEW LINE OF DRESS GOODS,
IN ALL THE NKATEsr DESIGNS.
SILK AND WOOL sERaEs AND poPLINs.
SILK vELoURs. CREPE DE cHENE, 4o, 40
To all Of which earnestly
INVITE THE PUBLIC TO CALL
AND COMPARE PRICES
ALTMAN BROS. 4 CO.,
Sixth avenue, near Tweny-hrs, street.
ArALrMAs BROS co.'s.
NEW EMBROIDERIEs.
NEW REAL LAcEs,
NEW DRESS TRIMMINGS,
NEW RIBBONS.
All the above comprise all
THE LATEST AND MOST DESIRABLE NOVELTIES
Of this season.
THE ATTENTION OF CASH WHOLESALE CUSTOMERS
sToREKEEPERs, DREssMAKERs AND MILLINERs
is hrespectfuly inviseo-to cali and examine
before purchasing elsewhere.
ALTMAN BROTHERS 4 CO.,
snth avenue, near Twenty-hrst street.
AT ALTMAN BROS. CO.'S
NEW WHITE AND COLORED
LAWN AND LINEN SUITS.
LARGE AND HANDSOME
collection Of ladies' WALKING SUITS AND COSTUMES,
%:ss a:s s nsP 9s% snf ssssS: msss sssS
expressly for SPRING WEAR.
and The %'' s:;':si sEsi ST SEsos
Now open,
And which we are enabled to offer ..
THE GREATEST BARGAINS.
OFFERING INDUCEMENTS To LADIES
AT ss for q s,s. early purchase sss, SIS,
su, saS, $780, sss.
ALTMAN BROS A Co.
Sixth avenue, near Twenty-frst street.
AT ALTMAN BROS a cos.
LADIES' FINE MUSLIN CAMBRIc AND LINEN
UNDERCLorHING,
comprising as,ock Of
sso,oOo
Are now ready in aGording facilities
to purchasers TO buy ready made Garments
at considerable less than can be
manufactured by themselves, and made
the best and most desirable manner
and only Of the best material
The annexed price. we feel convinced
the public to cali and inspect for themselves.
Ia. LADIES lie USDERsKlRTs, fine muslin, 10 tuck. and
WALKING SKIRTS, with tucks and hem, made of
maze Of Utica Nils At 50 IS worth IS 7s '0Ae
NIGHT ROBES. elegantly made, with diagonal tuck,ng,
~ yard long, yards Vide at - CO. worth ss %.
ssSs. skET with Ss sssD
iusfns, very elaborate ss 50 worth $40 '''S0'A
at $4 SO; worth W.
FRENCH FLouNCED WALKING SKIRTS at ssc worth
WALKING SKIRTS, with raae, inches deep,wi,h ee.
giant putting and insertion, rs 60; worth vs. W.
cHEMIsEs made with diagonal bosom, diagonal putting,
edgng made Of Wamsutta Mills, at 80 30.
LONG NIGHT ROBES, N yards long. yoke back and
'front.' at 81.
Full line
LINEN, LAWN, SWISS AND oRGAEDY SUITS AND
POINT WRAPPERS, French pattern 81 20 worth SO 2
ALTMAN BROS. 4 CO.
Sixth avenue, near Twenty first street.
A GREAT BARGAINS.
The remaining partners Of
OsULLIvAN a GREIG,
III Broadway,
corner Of Ninth street,
having purchased OF Mr. Osuvan in the above
brm, will sell for the next ten days their
Entire Stock
OF Cloaks, Suits
Llama Lace Shaws,
Ladies' and Childrcns Furnishing Goods
and Emil
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AT NINE. vIGoURouxs, 12s FOURTH AVENUE,
"A near Twelfth strcct-Stampng Establishment Large
stock Of imported Lingerie Embroidery, beautiful Embrod-
cred Collars and handkerchief just received by City Of
specially OF Initials, Monograms for handkerchief,
Table and Bedclothe, embroidered TO order.
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TIAIRi HAIR
III SHAWS Patent Hair Switches Chignons equal TO
hair be brushed combed and dressed
Human HAIR cheapest In the country Switches, yard
long, Curs, $ per upwards. Ladies' Chignons
Dressed for 25c Latest styles hand Only depot 35s
Bowery, between Fourth and Great Jones streets.
NOTICE.
Any who commercials nfrnges patent will be
dealt with according to law.
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Az H. AA0S's zr R. H. MAoY's,
Fourteenth street, Thirteenth stree. and Sixth avenue.
LADIES AND CHILDREN's HATS
We are new SVsntRS aSoSs oiSSsry dS
And ;aaI oner thi. week, splendid assortment Of fine
'' 'l'p ''p'fFiE FERsEoT aS'nI Lille GEMS.
hEsHSss hEsHSss EATS. E47s
few of those choice Brads left.
FRENCH FLOWERS
keep inferior good: IN this deDarment Everything
them al onehaf thirds the usual Broadway prices
SASH RIBBONS, ''' =
Il Il SEs7s SHsTs 4 4 Y4sB. Y4RB..
TRIMMING RIBBONS +
FANCY y, SASH RlEBoNs
rAsAsoEs Essr BLACK dsSS sSTiss GRAIN RlBHoss
P1szsoIs f1Rzso vEivEHTss, 40 sAsAsoLs, soEs,
Fourteenth street, Thirteenth stree. and sir.h ave
A R. 4. AA9H's' * R. H. nAoYs.
Fourteenth a1ss sazsos i,ss; end sixth
n' most BSGR ThsEAD LAors
offered in this city,
AT EXTREMELY Low PRICES.
Ladies' who know what
REALLY GOOD ARTICLE
will be pleased ,sT e sTa%ns these as they are tho
we ever offered to the public the prices
REAL POINT LACES,
REAL VALENCIENNES LACES
REAL GOIrURE LACES,
in great variety
Also an extensive assortment Of imitation Trimming
Laccs,
at our usual popular prices
EMBROIDERlES,
HANDKERCHIEFS,
CORSETS,
RUFFLINGS, PUFFINGS, &c.
X. L. MACY,
Fourteenth street. Thirteenth street and Sixth avenue
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A GREAT BARGAINS.
The remaining partners Of
osULLIvAN aREIs,
having the OF Sna 10 The asove
brm, Will sell for the next ten days their
Entire stock
of Coaks, Suits.
Ladies' and Chidren's Furnishing Goods,
Laces and Embroderies,
Ties and sashes Corsels
Hosiery and Gloves Cloths and Cloakings,
Dress Goods, Mourning Goods
Regardless Of Cost
They weuld state that this opportunity seldom offered
70 buy frs. class goods low all their goods have
sold their Spring Impor;asiOns '
The portion goods suitable for spring
as nd ne Il .s % ss
to secure the greatest bargains and first choice.
+ THss Ssls8s, sRsIo
rhe r;amr1nins m R1os1mss partners
corner Of Ninth street
DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
osulivan Greg this day dissolved by mutual consent
PAN PANEL dsgsa s3gssaYLLIvAN,l General Partner.
8. WILSON, Special.
The business w be continued by the remaining partners
Of the late hr|samueI Wilson and Thomas Gres -under
~ :. Fl -1-~- WILSON 4 GREIG. -
March II, 1871. &C., lss.--sszs.s-,--- 81.
SIXTH r., AvESpE EN- AND ELEVENTH
Edginss, Insertings, Bands.
The largest and best assortment In the CITY
at the lowest priccs
Laces, Ribbons, Notions,
Hosiery and Gloves.
:, Gents FURNISHING Goods, White Goods
Housekeeping Goods, &C., &c., At very low prices
NO trouble to show goods.
A MADAME LAF0RCADE HAS REMOVED TO 80
Dressmakng and Millinery executed in the most artistic
A EMBERSON'S, 81 BROADWAY, WILL OPEN TO-
"A, morrow fine assortment of Ribbons and Roman
Sashes, Scars Of the latest style; Princess
Louisa Bow and many other novelties Of the present
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DRY GOODS.

A GREAT SALE or MUsLINs.
extraordinary asn yss' wee have ss n. s.s s
last 30 days shows plainly that the people will always
We have sympath,
to advance the price Of muslin,
y the greedy % o and we sh all continue ea
Yard wide Muslins &C. and ioc others sell i2c
Yard wide Mnslins llc.; others charge i5c.
O extra e a"s ~, & TaTsn;sa to wear as well
Nov. Atlantic ~ MS.n: Sc others charge Sc am And loc
90 dozen SAY. S.n..s texsl., a.c formerly 5Ss
Hasd:S%s :; e S%s ss rs%. 6Ss.' s % Good; SIC
Ma. % We shall Offer % tomorrow thousand yards Of
Large os. AsS T.fIo from s cash auction sales
oas.'msres, Lnsns, Dress foods, &C.. &s:,
bSs Ssr srss, pssss aan ever offered 1S since 1850
Also sosrEa Rhs 800 go ,s sna
FOSTER BROTHERS sss sices.r aoa' street aaa l.. anu
"A THOMAS TWEED CO.'S,
.ss Broadway.
- between Eighth and Ninth streets,
.
.psnad .sSrtmsns 81 Fancy Check. and Stripes. ia
,.p.nsss s' ever; s 1srsy Sc upward
M psndd @ spring and summer in ali
Mourning Goods
In all the most desirable fabrics.
White Piques
In all the designs.
Printed Percales and Cambrics from 20c. upward.
An inspection OF the above goods respectfully solicited
THOMAS TWEED 90.
nRESSMAKING.-MRs McELRoY HAS REMOVED
- from 743 Broadway to 278 BROADWAY where
cies for executing the
GREAT BARGAINS
Carpets
Furniture.
Tremendous reduction in prices
Carpets.
All the newest and choicest patterns In veve bodv Brus
sels tapestry threepy ingram and Carpets in
endiess variety and prices that defy competition also
splendid assortment Of Oc0ths Mattngs Window Shades
Rugs, Curtains, &c.
@600,0O0 worth Of Furniture comprising Parlor Chamber
Kitchen and Dining Room Furniture In all styies and quail
ties make. All goods warranted AZ represented
and delivered free Of charge Parties purchasing
md to their advantage to call Hotels steamboats and
public buildings fitted up at short notice.
d. KELLY Successor to II. O'Farrel,
5l2 5l4 and 5l6 Eighth avenue.
2b7, 269 and 27 West Thirty -dfth street.
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A --A--PERSoNS WHO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
IA. ife insurance companies. and who do not desire to
surrender their policies abvoute SALE Norow the
surrender value of their policies sy applying Insurance
Agency, ~ Liberty street
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- Carpets.
All the newest and choicest patterns In veve bodv Brus
ses tapestry threepy ingram and power Carpets
endess variety and At prices that defy competition;
splendid assortment Of Ocohs Mattngs, Window Shades
Rugs, Curtains, &c.
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Furniture.
$b000O0 worth OF Furniture, comprising Paror Chamber
Kitchen and Dining Room Furniture, all styles quail
ties own make All goods warranted represented
and delivered free Of charge Parties about will
md to their advantage to call Hotels, steamboats, and
public buildings fitted up short notice.
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CTAMMER1NG POSITIVELY CURED BY DR. WESTON
- St. Nicholas Hotel refers to proprictors of the hotel
Mathew Clrkson, l5 West Forty street. Carkson Bro
"a Wall street. and many otherof best citizens
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ATA REGULAR MEETING OF THE FRIENDLY SONS
n OF b. Patrick, held February 1871 the folowin
gentlemen were unanimously elected officers for the
suing year,
Hon. John r. Brady, President.
James Stuart, First Vice Preaident.
Sd. Boyle, Second Vice President
Wm Whieside, Treasurer.
VIM. Watson Amoner.
Robert j. Hoeuet. Secretary.
The S7th annyersary win take place the Hoffman
House, March II, 1871, at 8 p n.
Jsmes Reid, la. Whelan,
Alfred Roe, Denns ODonoghue,
Dinner Committee.
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MARCH IL, lS7l:-QUADRUPLE SHEET.
DRY GOODS.
A T RICHARD MEAREs',
SIXTH AVENUE AND NINETEENTH STREET.

- DRY GOODS.
AFR RICHARD MEAREs',
SIXTH AVENUE AND NINETEENTH STREET.
ADDITIONAL ATTRACTIONS
HousEKFrr,ss n so% HSa gr1Igss WHITE GOODS.
Fine Striped and Figured Marsess and Paues, 2oc yard
Full width Paid Mu.lin: s. sse. On and SIC. ~n' ''
Fine AsL if AsE
A AsP RSdEEyatR saEEyISG MpshIS FsIdks
ansU Aadt Tsas:p S:pans a s nS snS Il dozen
Extra large Hack Bath towels, ~ is dozen.
Fns Linen Table Sn pa%ssks mask sse 5c sc ~
LApss SSS eRtETn xsb o6sshrs
ssSs:owns ssds sns 81 ana 81 IS ss S
Fine and hand. made Corses 75c., ssc. and ~.
Great variety Hoop Skirts. Paniers, &C.
Linen Medallion and Embroidered Cuffs Collars in
all the newest designss
Fine Laces in Point and Point Applique.
E.ney CoUn and nd ES1s: ;Ss ,,v,,
in al very attractive prices,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, AND UNDERGRADUATES,
In =. the sS as B.fs' 1Suhs Sysf
make to order guarantee to h and send by express o.
shr.s, good muslin and linen fronts, for ss.
better 9nsn imam. nnS good n sn. linen, sios a.
ys %nn % ana and ysTy nsn ne nsn sS 90
50 piece. Heavy oros Gram Black ss 81 50 and 9, a well
worth - and - 20.
Black Satins 81 3, 81 90, and 81 rs, heavy goods.
RICHARD MEARES.
Corner Sixth avenue and Nineteenth street.
A JAMES McCREERY CO.,
Broadway and Eleventh street,
will open Monday March 13.
300 pieces Of French printed Percales,
from 20 cents upwards.
800 pieces OF French printed Piques,
at very low prices.
Also . fresh stock OF
French, English and Domestic
Chintzes and Caiicoes.
IN the latest designs and colors
and AT the lowest possible prices
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A T EMBERsoN's sn BROADWAY. WILL OPEN TO.
a, morrow fine assortment of Ribbons and Roman
Sashes scarfs Of the latest style; the Princess
Louisa Bow and great many Of the present
season.
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Dried Cherries.

lust RECEIVED, ONE CAsK PITTED
RI. sMYTH,
-. Market and Quincy stres>a
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.

WASHINGTON. January 3.-Commis-
sioner Pleasanton took the oath Of
office before Chief Justice Cartier this
morning and entered upon his official
duties.
I Horace Greeley and the Postmaster
General, in company, were at the Ex-
ecutive Mansion to day in consultation
with the President.
A telegram received at the Internal
Revenue office announces that $lT ,OOO
of the amount stolen by Ex-Collector
Tullas, of Texas, who is now in custody,
has been recovered.
A prominent member Of one of the
committees on Military Affairs says
that Congress will do nothing with the
army at the present session further than
10 make appropriations for its support.
Gentlemen connected with this branch
of the public service, however, are OF
opinion that the next Congress will con-
sOlidate the commissary, quartermaster
and paymaster generals department
and thereby save large amount Of
money.
The President and Vice President
drove over to Arlington and spent a
part of new years day in visiting the
graves Of 10000 soldiers buried there.
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nvolves tho continuation of the duties

involves the continuation Of the duties
which have brought you here.
BORDEAUX, January 3.-Advices from
Paris of December 30th, received here
state that the Parisians unite in urging
Gen. Trochu to make a sortie with an
enormous force which can readily be
spared for service as the weather is
moderating and the artillery for the
defence Of the city is now 30 enormous
and we'll manned that the enemy will
be unable to make any serious impress
sion upon the Notifications.
1t appears that Gen: Won Moitke
after the battle at Point Noyelles
between the armies Of Generals Fald-
therbe and Manteuffel, sent message
to Gen. Trochu that the French army
north had been annihilated. Gen.
Trochu paid no attention to the state
ment.
LONDON January 3.-Sir John Pack
ington, in a speech delivered at Somer-
setshire Yesterday, intimated that the
Tory programme for the approaching
Prussian Parliament included the
support of large additional approprla-
tons for both army and navy.
The cable between Malta and Alex
andria, which cost the English Govern
ment over s2,OOO,00O, has just been
sold to the Malta & Alexandra Tele-
graph Co. for $l26, ,OOO.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, January 3.-The French
iron clad Juyenne has been ordered to
leave Queenstown.
A Prussian corvette is lowering off
Dungarvoot.
Mezieres has been occupied by the
Germans. The French evacuated other
advance post northest Of Paris since
the reduction OF forts. Avron and the
forts around Paris are silent.
The Goth Prussian division repulsed
the Imperial French force in the rear
of Vendome, capturing some guns.
LONDON, January 3.-The appoint
ment of Marquis Harrington, as Secre-
tary fer Ireland, is likely to become
popular in that country, as Marquis is
a friend Of mixed education.
The Bank of France takes the bal
ance of the Sprnish loan on the terms
originally agreed to.
Multitudes of people attended the
funeral of Gen. Prim, at Madrid.
ROME, January 3.-King Victor
Emanuel left Rome to-day amid enthusi-
astic demonstrations. Before his de
parture he made donation OF 10000
francs for charitable purposes, and beg
ged the municipality to devote to a sim
liar object the sums intended to defray
the expenses Of the festivities on the oc-
casion Of his visit.
LONDON, January S.-A severe en-
gagement, in which the French were
successful, preceded the evacuation Of
the town OF Gray. The German re-
ports that the German army of the
Loire retreated has been apparently
confirmed.
BORDEAUX, January 3.-A portion OF
Chausy's army i. now strongly posted
near Vendome. The engagements
along the Loire for week past have
all been successes for the French
Near Lachatre 1900 prisoners were
taken by the French. The Prussian
column recently lost 800 men by drown
ing in an attempt to cross the Loire or
the ice. Y,
LONDON, January 3-The TslegratN
announces on authority that the de
mands made upon Prussia by the British
Cabinet in relation to the seizure and
sinking of English colliers in the Seine
are in q fair way of adjustment.
VERSAILLES, January l., VIA LONDON
3.-King William gave reception to
day in the palace at Versailles to the
officers of the German army in honol
of .he opening new year: The occcas
ion was signalized by the delivery b.
the King Of brief address.in which HI
said the great events which must hav'
preceded our celebration on such da.
and in such . place, are due to you
heroism and perseverance and to You
bravery. Soldiers, our goal is, however
still unattained, an important task re
mains to be performed before we shal
achieve lasting peace. And it wonl!
] Be censurable TO make any peace which
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PennSyIyania Legislature.

HARRIsBrRG, January 3.-The House
organized to-day at II NJ. and the
Senate at 3P. NJ. In the former Hon.
James II. Webb, Republican, was
elected speaker and General Joseph l..
Selfridge chief clerk. In the latter
body Hon: VIM. A. Wallace, Demo.
crat, was chosen speaker and Jacob
Zeigler clerk. The other candidates
placed in nomination by the Demo,
cratic caucus were also elected.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Now York Money Market.

GOLD-Opened at ll0s, and de-
clined to ll0s@ll03, at which it
closed. Loans were made at from 2 to
I per cent. currency per annum. Clear
ances S30,000000
STERLING EXCHANGE-Bank-
ers' bills at lO9.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Opened
steady and strong, but on sensational
reports from Washington, the market
declined a little, closing strong at the
decline. Coupons Of 1881 atll0f do
go at 1851; do GA at 1851; do '65 at
1854 do new at lO7t; do 81 at 107};
do '6S at 1919; l0-40s at 1863; Currency
6s, ll0i.
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Carolina Rice.

On TIERCEs CHOICE CAROLINA RICE
~ Just received and for sale By
de,l N. REILLY.
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New York Live stock Market.
New YORK, January 2

New YORK, January 2.
BEEF CATTLE-Total Beeves 5000,
of which 1000 were on sale to day.
Trade is slow and some lots were left
Prices nearly unchanged one lot good
6 cwt Illinois steers at 14@l6c; dry
cows at 9@llc and no demand; average
strong l34c.
SHEEP-Total for the week 81 200
and 5000 to-day. Scarcely anything
doing and unchanged.
HOGS--Total 1900, OF which $500
are on the market and to be killed
latest sales alive at 6s@6ic and sSSAc
dressed.
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TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.
Gold closed in New York, Yesterday,

Gold closed in New York, Yesterday,
at llO3.
A fire at Toledo, Ohio, Monday, de-
stroyed several warehouses.
During the month Of December the
public debt was reduced $2,240, 700.
The total debt is s2,332, 2,O67,793.
Both Houses Of the Ohio Legislature
met yesterday afternoon and adjourned
after the reading Of the Governor g
message.
The Winona, MINI, Eastern Con-
nection railroad, connecting WinoLa
with the Milwaukee and St. Paul rail
road, three miles east Of La Crosse, was
com pleted last week and is now in run
ming order.
A full bench OF the Supreme Court
Judges Ingraham, Barnard and Cardoza,
at New Yerk, yesterday, decided that
United States bonds could not be in a
PERSONS assets in reckoning property
for local and State taxation.
About eleven o'clock yesterday morn
ing the stock house Of the Westerman
Iron Company Furnaces at Sharon, Pa,
was destroyed by fire together with
several coal cars, &c. The building
will be rebuilt Immediately.
John Rice, an overseer on the De!a-
ware, Lackawanna and Western rail-
road, was nearly murdered in jackson
street, Patterson, Sunday night. by
Charles Burns and Thomas Reilly.
The New York Legislature organized
Yesterday by the election Of Mr..
Hitchman, of New York, as Speaker
and Cornelius Armstrong as Clerk.
After which the Governor message
was received and read.
A number of counterfeiters were ar
rested in Pittsburgh yesterday. They
are supposed to be from the West and
on their way East. They have passed
a large amount of counterfei;s on the
Merchants and Manufacturers Ma
tional Bank Of New York City.
The notorious Princess Edetha, claim
ing to be a daughter OF Lola Montez,
was arrested at New York, Monday,
on a warrant issued by Judge Coulter,
of the Fourth District Police Court,
upon the charge Of lunacy. She was
committed to Blackwelrs Island Lu-
natic Asylum.
A meeting of the Catholics OF Nash
Vile, Tennessee, Bishop Feehan pre-
siding, adopted resolutions denouncing
Victor Emanuel for despoiling the Pope
and calling upon the Holy Father to
reassemble the Council of the Vatican
at the Vatican. An address to the
Pope was adopted declaring that at his
call millions will rush to his standard
and proclaiming that retinue would
be provided for the Bishop Of Nashville
that would insure his safety in attend
ing the Council.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, January ).
COTTON-Quiet and weak; middling
uplands at l4tc
FLOUR-Firm at Sc 00@6 80 for
shipping grades.
GRA1N-Wheat at 81 44@l As for
spring and 81 46@l so for red and
amber. Rye dull and nominal. Oats
unchanged. Corn dull and unchanged.
PROVISTONS-Pork fair demand
and firm for future deliveries at $l9 co.;
spot at $l9 80. Beef and bacon I'M
changed. Lard closed very firm; seller
February and March at l2sc:
EGGS-Steady; fresh at 32@33c;
lined at 22@24c
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MORE CoNFIDEScE.-Another victim
Of the New York confidence men was
developed yesterday. A man named
Doyle, taken in by the fair promises of
Williams e. Co, Of New York, sent on
s. to pay for lot Of jewelry he had
drawn. Yesterday the box arrived by
express and the charges on it were
S5S25. Doyle was warned BY Mr..
Stockton, the express agent, and
advised not to haveanything to do with
it. But nothing would do him but the
box. He paid the money and on
opening the box found nothing in it
but a lot Of shavings and broken
clock weight Finding that he had
been badly bitten, he got out the neces-
sary papers before Squire Johnston and
alta ched the money before it had left
Mr.. Stockton's hands. His dose of ex.
perience will cost him about $l3. BE
60 off cheap.
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, January 3.

CHICAGO, January 3.
FLOUR-Firmer extra spring 81 40a
5 50.
GRAIN-Wheat, No. 2 spring Chi
cago active, advanced 2@2tc closing
steady at 81 l03@l III for cash and
seller January. Corn more active, No
2 mixed 43@44c closing firm at out
side figure. Oats firm, No. 2, 39}c.
Rye firm, No. =, 75c Barley dull, No.
2 spring, 6Si@70c,
= HOGS-Dressed, active at Sc 90
live S 95@6 25.
-CATTLE-Dull and nominal.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-01-04
Baltimore Market.
RuTINoRr lamar

BALTIMORE, January 3.
FLOUR-Steady; western family at
$6 75@7 25.
GRAIN-Wheat Ohio and Indiana
at 81 40@l As. Corn scarce and firm;
white at S0@S2s yellow at 75676c.
Oats steady at 55@56c.
PROVISIONS-Mess Pork at $2025.
Bacon, sides at ll4c clear at I2c shout
ders at l0c hams at l6@lSc. Lard at
l2@l2ic.
WHISKY-Dull at 92@92fc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-01-04

Bound OvER.-Alex. Buckhart,
whose daring escape into Ohio over the
ice of Back river from the officers of
justice We recorded on Monday, was
yesterday taken into captivity and be-
fore Squire Gillespy, charged with as
saulting another of the same tribe,
Ellen Buckhart on Saturday last.
Alex. was held to bail in the sum of
200 to answer the charge before the
Circuit Court at iss next term.