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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22

late civil war the North defeated I'm iSc whcr our
Eenerals averaged 90 and victorious IN 1865 " hen
tne leaders were all under 49, In journalism foUra.s
OF the reading matter OF the religious, scientific and
secular press, Is contributed by men between rs
its great influence. With reference TO tho
management Of colleges and educational institutions,
tne pOiCy OF putting tbcm under the control o.
over GO years Of age fatal to tho true interests o
progressive nation The President and members OF tho
Cofporaton should be young men, and grav-baired
scholars ~ academic chairs should be subordnae 10
youth ana ihe prime Of life At So every College Pres
deht snOid fctlIc under pension, 2nd IN every de-
asked III the same breath rs that OF ability capacity
with regard % the comparative longevity OF blain
workers and muSceWOrksrs the former live 10 rcater
age, the average age OF eco of tho greatest brain n
history being g. with references TO ths comparative
favor of man. No woman has founded . SYSTEM Of
philosophy or religion, achieved great Inventions or
music. The great fields OF WOlaVs efforts
history haYo been polite literature an1 EOye,Tinent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22
ARKANSAS.
TIE JUDICIAL IMPEACHMENT 7

TIE JUDICIAL IMPEACHMENT TT1ALS.
MEMPHIS, March FLA Little Rock (Arkansas)
special dispatch TO The ArGGnce to-day says tho Senate
s High Court Of impeachment, continued in session
last night till II O'clock Judge YaTey for the respond
ont and Judge Neal Of the Managers viii continue their
arguments tonight
The Senate met this eveningto arrange for the TRIAL OF
Hinle the Clerk Of Conway County, CbiofJustoe Nc
Clure presiding. Senator Din and others protested
against Justice Mcclure Vresiamg-bcing himself I'M
peacled and suspended from Office He said lie did
not thrust himself upon the Senate, but Of opinion
that lie was not sus pended Is his Impeachment,
and therefore his duty 70 preside. There being
further objection, hc continued TO preside. Alter pre-
liunary action. the Court adjourned TO Friday. TIE
Committee Memorial recommended the passage by
the House Of The memorial TO Congress, for the removal
Of political disabilities. There no objection to Che
memorial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22
YOUNG MEN IN HISTORY.
1rcrrrRg BY DIR. GEORGE NJ. BEARD.

LECTURE BY DIR. GEOhdE NJ. bEAhD'
George NJ. Beard, NJ. d., read paper be-
t,r, the Long Island Historical Society," at Hamilton
Ruidiug Brooklyn, last evening, on young hleH al
IIisory the aim OF which TO show at what petiod
of lf most Of tho original branworh OF the WOrd haS
hoou dome He claimed that the Physiology OF history
n scieuce treating OF tho relations between human
,bvsoIoy and human Acknowledgment the aS7or
lion that the period Of life during which man does MS
-, and ,ost effective work Is that between the ages OF
,oa,d IN Tn mast ages fame pOsthurn0us IN great
oosrre. and I'm our own time, even In Amerlea' 'ho
odse OF Young men, fame is rarely acquired prior 10
,e ooe Of TO- But the most effective moment oi cefe
,,r,I action-t period at which, on tnc aN-
o,oce youth ends and old age begins Win
on imnled absorption OF nerve force ana
Of brain fiber is under tho are OF 40 b5slR
his deductions upon facts derived rom
-, ayerv dcDartment OF human effort tne lecturer W
vided fe into decades OF menti actis! ~
-, hrszen between 20 and 80, tho IRON between %
AMI c0 and the tin between 6O anu 90 % 80, ' rJ
So ner cent OF the original cerebral Work vi ,ne "U
~ ha. dome and before 90 more IMAM ~ per CehI' 70
,,o,ner ~ life when the enthusiasm OF youth -
- ,Ic ymum and the experience OF axe ouS W pup
~ nj sVsfeuatize effort without malIe,tlhs toh-
dency 10 retard IT, Is between cue go. m t csatior
I'm and professional and business nc Stdtrsll' q
ain A. Entrusted much to age To inc eAelusioA OF
o,th and as natural consequence lne eS,eliVo Vi gov
gt which should be I'm advance or ali sclepoes Is
a. raty behind them all law requiring o,nohds 10 re-
80 "a oGe upou reaching the age OF 90 NOuu 70 qute as
[ a. tbe law that requires the attainment 81 certain
WIS., 5or 20 hold office The history OF Civilization ID a
r. ~ The triumph Of young radicals OTer old conbery
No. n1 IN IN were not for death AT certain period
N life were not limited In dulatou 70 .Io VI
80 snd opuO,on oil the Old Ine. In military history
s greatest generals have averaged 50 Iera ana m tA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22
PROPOSED MONUMENT TO ROBERT BRUCE AT
rDINBuRGH.

1t is remarkable that Scotland so ready 10
honor her great men, should never have raseo soo
to the memory .of Robert Bruce. This deheiency WI,
soon be supplied Committee, composed OF 'ne Ian
Of Mar the Earl OF Glasgow, LeutGen. J. iorke So,
lett, Admiral Ersklne, Sir John Bowrns Alexander pa
four, esq, the Rev George Gilman anu t"o -.
,,,,as rovo tho undertaking in hand Tho veteran
o,tst Geor,,a Cruikshank was asked to furnish De
sign for tie proposed monument The design PREPARED
by him by GS EHsS Smt SPt to queen
lio'.i NJ castle last Summer. Inc lnohui.
wiz be q s Tho GrG ac,s 1I'G Of Tn hey gray
I-ns WI ia viii no attire eGpdpte IN cIAln itiio' 80
Srmes beng snrmounted by the 9c}a satbS his VIC
hluoe ,yorJ With hs fingers re.ung Oh i,7 ilii,,
~ y,,,e'tal wu appear bOughs OF aate ai "'0''~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22

vu,o t,, 'wined, 20 typify the mourning which must
nnIvm MS, t0ry Beneath two hands-rnalo ana
VI Ied, surrOunded BY wreath Or inc pa
onaI aornI empIc, On Tho pedestal will DO the ioi
ioyying nsn,iItior - King Ro.ert the Bruce. JunaA
I3t4 Erected h nyi, subscription in the reign OF We
or Queen Of the Untsf KngdoHs o. GgGa c dp',sa
and Ireland" TIE mOnuue.V VIII pr '"""'' w '0''
in ia nDurgh during the prese.f year
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LATEST SBIP NEWS. v
ror olter ship Ne'cS see Third PIge.l
L L

ARRIVED.
Steamship Icno Hszsoi Sayalnah March - VIII mise ias
pass o VIVA. r. Garrison -
steamship Tleliasia H. g.. Es's HaaJGrg Mach H. va Pr
mOutb mfse. and pass 10 kulhld' O.
with uJ8e. AMI pas TO Old Dominion Steamship Co.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
FORTRESS MONROE. heh 2ir eI 'rrl IT 'fI' or 'pf rg
Potomac T peIa bos John Byers Aor0 r bf3ilors and
large Sect Of coasters
CHaurysroy > c. M,rcb 2lArgeI steamship Champion fr,s
Etwlork srlr s. b. Frntln rom Grtrugod H. T. scar Eis
Moore from BALTIMORE 8ch A. j. Fsus. from Poyiieucei sfhf
Ners from Newl0rs. Sailed mshp Jas Afer io New YORK.
steamship Maryland for yaNroef hus Georgia for Che ht fle'i
big Chs We or BassleH. Ne sir Harry lee for Wmngt9"
n C. tle sl IsrfUy, h'uc Tor lrlsor, 10 onf .o sea ih'
'aeTnoon %; this Bar Her portion is uncsra Asst
La- been
FOREIGN PORTS
LO>rry ros 2Lflt c.l G,fs8n r'rrr Zip if.cn capt
Mrse- A .Iari AZ, touched at.oItaa @ rols
- B-eR'9.
MENOR iTnA.
che eapsn Of ne e'ast ,.' Of ,auol om ll-roA N'rh
reports ilaIth H. -t 80 IT, Ton. % a. la d. B'~-- 80 ms
boaad Es s5ne io g. = Oi low % g seiai steamship .
zane Ise a ~, n. % ~ steamship Nev'iA from Liverpool os
hegiorA 18Th. h. A. %. lon p u, steamship C Of b.nn1,,
0Ubp, bJ'Ii 2h Il $3.50 ~ 80 miles east Of blBr
1855 II and Hos National ste IA . bound eat.
SAM Iao il1 h. d. s.ulg H. T stcaui
08 mites Of Sandy HOOK Ouoa
oaHd eat; date a. 80 niles y. SANDY
iioos. L.mIor ol, bouni eat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22
Political NOTES.

The Missouri Legislature las adjourned un-
Ill next December.
The Democrats aud Conservatives OF the
Djsrict Of Columbia have nominated Richard T. MerrloK
e- DELEGATE 90 COhgc-1.
Senator sherman Of Ohio, In reply to an in
ou,ry "a TO whether To would acceD. renominaLon-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22
THE NINETEENTH WARD MURDER-YERDICr
AGAINST THOMAS WHELAN.

Coroner Schirmer concluded yesterday the in
vestieaon into the murder OF Israel Schmidt, i'll the
saloon No s5 First-aye Sunday, March s. by Thomas
Whelan and six other ruans. Several witnesses were
examined lt nothing new was elected The Jury rem
dered a verdict against Whean, the principal, and
AGAINST Edward Farley, John MeCaTty, John Maher,
George Murtle and Patrick Murray accessories. The
last ye named wero committed TO the TUmbs TO await tho
action Of the Grand Jury. BY direction OF the District
Attorney, ball was reIu5eu oe"roh Is eeA in"n-hs oi
U,pu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22
.NOpTH CAROLINA,

RALEIGH, March 2l.-EX-Gov. Bragg closed
MA arguments for the prosecution in the Holden I'M
peachment case today and the vote viii DO taKento
morrow. ,,
The Convention bill failed to obtain two-thirda vote
I'm the House to-day, the vote being " to AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22
PASSENGERS ARRLIED.

PROH LIvgRPOOL-in steamship CITY Of L'1ioa Nsrh aiM,.
Snblet Fohs T. Bailey c. Bioc. 4. Mckay, g. whittier J. vet
iin - Tr.re C. si,yeley T. Coisgo1b " Hsyon w. scn
r. Esds A. Mayer y Pr,esug H. Watson ". i4ilfol. inb
DHinau-z Bary OHeiy IHo Wlfms SO.u, d. ..
ziIason s-l child. 4Hos % oa Hiss A.1..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22
,'" even yet think II too soon 30 answer formally
" nn''er ofcourse would feel highly bonorea u,th

rh.ra :, ana would serve faithfully gratefully
ercbsnno olce Of honor trust that woud accent I'm
State III ob 't major OF the United States for fe
Repu,Ii Bu have been kindly treated by tbe
INV perso Vi ONO that viii not for moment glJoy
dcIiberate g. Ds Cr aspirations 10 control or HAS ta
ing tberetJ ginert OF my political associates Nv feel
10 DO deaiad Is 10 allow the question Of my reaecfon
yelopcd i'm ~ prevailing sentiment as il may he a.
by snv nirn Sonrse OF the canvass without seeking
troll IL. N"'i'S on my part, 10 create or CON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22
NIIISIC.
GERMAN OPERA.

TIE performance at the Stadt TheNter this
evening il for the bereGt Of Mr. William Forne, and
VIII present the beucncIry and his famous brotAeT III
Mozrt's Marriage OF Figaro" The roie Of Ifyar1 In
this lovely work is ILL., Call FJrIuesa most famous
UcrsOnatiJns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22
TIE DRAMA-MUSIC.
TIE DRAMA.
OLYMPIC THEATER--HORfZO

OL1NP1C NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Mr Augustin Days new play entitled Hon.
zon," was acted at the Olympic Teaer last night for The
first time, and in the presence Of O large assombago,
though the house n0tas crowded doubtless twill
DO when the public aseeans what devices foFs deecta
ton are comprised In the drama. "UOTzon" 10 five
act piece, involving many incidents, many persons many
difficult arrangements OF scenery, and great deal OF
busting stage-business Tic performance began
q ltto later than o'clock, last evening,
and terminated after mdnisht. Considerable intervals
OF time elapsed between each OF the acts and some de-
lay was occasionod by the reluctant working OF the pan
orama-ilustrGtiye Of the voyage Of 1aboat up the
Missouri Biyer-which cmbelishes act third. We be-
lieve, indeed that this pictorial work somewhat
shorn OF its fair proportions by accident and that
the decidedly good scenic effect which it pioducCd-uot
withstanding its imperfect state-wil be improved in
future exhibitions. TIE spectators welcomed with do
lighted approval and indeed bore all the tedousness Of
the waits with courteous patience Great has evil
IDENTIFY been expended the scenic preparation OF this
drama, which thus before the public under cond-
ons very favorable to IT'S That success navy
think be regarded ~ certain. "Horzon-so called be-
cause 1t relates to the far Western frontier, or
horizon Of our own country-s drama Of the common
place Photographic kind which has been widely thrust
upon the stage of late Yeas and generally accepted
by the mass of play gOers II abOunds in stagccAects
Tie second act illustrates the y0ontie Of the condition
Of squatter sovereignty. Vigilance Committee Is seen,
and the operations Of law appear "a directed by that
body Tire third act, as we have intmated, portrays
Gat-boat voyage, on tho Missouri, and n bafled
attempt OF Indians TO capture the boat. TIE fourth
act depicts an attempt OF the s2vaGes to
storm socLade, and terminates with their seizure OF
tho heroine The last act concornssel win her death
and the rescue her friends with respect to the story
Of the piece VIC have time to say but httle 1t
begins in New-YoTk. 1t assumes domestic OLSEN
sion, which has parted husband and wife-tho Tor
mer ticking away their Htlc daughter. That
DAUGHTER the bercaved mother wishes. Of course,
to recovcraud with efforts to That end the action OF the
piece is concerned Other and cXtraEcous matter IA Ike
wise inroduloIat the expense Of dircc,nos and sym
merry. The result is OF those busy mcdeys, yoy-
ing all sors Of familiar ma tors and theatrical eXtrGyo
GAUGES whicas already suggested are popular ana re-
muncrave Plays OF this sort do not concern art All
that they is bgsncss and they achieve tAer phr
pose when they money Various questions Oh aEt
are OF course suggested b. tho appearance Of new
member Of s old family Of mcolramas; bat the whole
subject must be reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22
SEERACH.

In addition to the Matinee performance at
Chickering's Hell to-day, Marie Secbach will give another
performance at Fourtocnt Ineater nThursday night
when she will repeat fine iupcTsoration Of GSe'a9
soebac's Function seen, with great satisfaction by
considerable audience of tho Fourtecnhst Thca'er on
Monday rgnt: and the actress, being called ont at tAe
end Of the play, spoke az follows;
There f. an old pro7cTb which say" you nave long
hon > velrJre sor IN olc place ycu should Iot CON
c,u ao.iun l. however, have tho waywardness ole
Cric, 10 rat'at nv call and, II T0s ib.c, Try 20 WI
,nv yaEr snnt,i die Glle linen NcrTle leDi ana t,
me III Won t,t the Eosu ally 80 generously extended
h. Ine makes the event q ray return l. p one en-
ia. mons OF which wOuld lain r.olong ana t-at sltl
remember with feeling Of ftatei JOY, me 4'hcil
Welcome you have rendered u Iauchon the ciichJt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22

The observations on Mount WasiingtG' ~
D. IN. last evening wcre Barometer, DsS ohahr-S
MINIS az relative humidity, 81 wind West; Ve!oc.y "
Wind, 10 miles per hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22
CONNECTICUT AND RHODE ISLAND ELEC.
TONS.

An election takes place in Connecticut on
Monday, the Cd day OF APRIL for Governor and otlcr
State officers, Congressman, and members Of the Legsla
turc; and in Rhode Island Wednesday. tho 9Th OF
April for State officers ana members OF the Legislature
The following arc the nominations for Connecticut:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22
TINE STATE or Trade .


r,roRrEAHs, March z-Cen elaert dire ,ni Ysr,s 7e,i
Wbts 7007lc. Iav-pTme Sh Cnsce $3.50 PORK lGD ssf
lower; Mess s 550 s22 Baron d1l honsrs e CieU Wa,
DE, ard Clear SIDES il HansSug rgrei. l6e PogT Oas
bfia, I=ri scpsr H0isscs, Coffee sd Nhskr 81
Mxifns March dul sad pis rs asieS
spans lz bales FIr iul ani solin1i. heavy "a
I've osts dull a. &c lard dull ami nos ll h3c Beso,
anii
hLBASr March 2lwheat-Tte shows r o-e st-snghs
saes ear No rdlna Al ~ Com ,ed BARLEY son ageS
ssss car NeF canada piyee q cars DO ts9r'y$
be a Bee se. O0O bash Ct-made M,lt f1. Quite
plye" iena.. Nothing doing in o..
hrrl 2l.FpUE v 'Ifcai afrfss
'os no Yea Wabash ~ 81; No. Ri Wabash Il i5I
gne Az unfhhg' Olis good irmsn prcevINo. MA
no a. ~ R'ept' O0 bbs Four bush Nltt % Dad.
Com, 100 bus'. Oats
trtuTs Ca March 2fThe Cotton are closed 3 a, quet
IJte for hla.LI 81 sales. SO -; rcauts 2-J b.r
WDsiNGfoH n C.. 2isuff5 Irruorti7e
Rosa, " ~ Tor htftnel Tar ~ 5 COtn closes .ssly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22
DIED.

yyeadr- md Visiting Cards, Initial szpng Note Psps.
VIZ EVasoALs Goss Oi FUros-sT. OLD DUrCE CaURcs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22
Guecial MOTIFS

o,p,c. OF Tag Ssw-Yoss MutuA GA s ~ tse Ii0'f
No 90 IirEsrr,sr Nsv og g s : sou a. rs Con,
p,nY ELI a. stoy, lie olss8s preamble AM ie'o o' '0 ~
ngI3y sSPi,s Bori has received sad q TO death o"
~ sI ~, f. bora-e Pr-sent; tlere,of be y ~, -.
R,,ossd 1tst BY 1s d.%'s % "a oHTas, tpa,o es
disa pushed for bis ia;qiy & ms sers ferd re@sII
allie ror his laoaesgy Of purpose ioio'A'u's' ~
ae;et ,n cur sorrow onaada q The tsf'y,.s
family .hs roqn tho .!s ,H br asd pubge ,rd
49, tsS n our respect Tor Ao Vtle integrity A1- i "
ei az oar s eoSy these reoon, transmitted 70 The %
Redsoea .q gss-A'l u TIC az B. Ia BAU vcePre-s..
Cil,aLEs PLAcE, seefetaty-
NiroI & Davidson, r.,
6s Broadway successors 70 4 " 700 PxpSS caIsA
Sx xssI .8d Essf.a sross CsA . r..s. ar,
Complete Eagh se. 20 f'eh A NJ n risss.
5 nedaeI fo sets - 50; White fOie'Se" % s<
- 50 GGoe's s, - N S ct. arms @onogan' naa
Good, delivered free in toe aty OF eloasoI
rlott & ChAHdOa champ.sne''
'4-@S'A' WIN IMPERIAL Cq5s;,2 ss,g,
F., al. with all .r.,.e'.,, DEALER, IN Wines ho'e
Se"-r'F1' March 3D. 18Th AyrGosy oHcas.
Removal.
yREDgYBURGH BROOKS
IMPORTING TALORS.
Have removed their place Of botnes' from ~ ~ Bfoaws
No l6i FIPrlIAYR,
Between Teea,l.frsi AMI Twentyer,'' az,
Cilor's Iime-Juce Cordial i, st',y re- onsenioI =,
,a men or gen-rl a., especially drt, he Epsi.s All San o,
onhG A. lcel cooling and c5rrcciv u tie SKA son
=" ''''''' wiLLIAM FI.eNy0 & Co importers,
o7wireas, Nsv-Yert
P9,iIq,ss N N IL , 81 s 6sFa he II,
am on WEDNESDAY a. a. "a rCE.DAY a. H. ssi on sKrOa
D4rHaA~ FL JoNss. eSsla.,'''.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22
Ray-IIisie Rome,

F5r Ho-,.rsTs DunJyyaii,rl, sass Cord &c. -
DARKow MANUFACTURED Co., busto OchA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22

The Beat nnd surest Remedy in the world for all d'Na
with Which children afflicted during The process Of Elug MA
WrysLow's SooTHISG STRUT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22


fOrfrECr ... Marshall Jewell. James J.. English.
IT, car Norris Irlcr........Juliu- IotChlis1.
Sfc'p Sile. Hiram AUpeimnn Thomas II. waller.
Treasurer ,.....Ddvid - Nj EOls...- naiIes NJ Go4d
COatyOLlt james W. Manning. Pofl g. lCga0.
/. julius l.. StroUg...-..A fred RGondrlcn.
,o.,..... 2. stephen ". Kellogg. John kendrCk
'0'V''''') 9. II II. StarkWcathCr.. ". S'cGman.
4. George CO1ilg........Nm. II. Barnum
l. Hrnr,, C. Robinson. Elisha johnson.
@ Ezra Hail ............ John W. Hubbard.
3. + izuT II. EED. ........Ad l!sOn .. Mis-
!. Samuel i. McIWln.. Horny Irttle.
& Charles Benedict .Thomas Ems.
6. George a. Iav......--Aug G. Marhinm.
z. Nathaniel y. .cr....IIcd, re !. AlcA
&. Jeremiah \. Adams. james j. MCtCrt.
o william D.. Bailey. Nilim ". Fitch.
TO- Thomas X. Iccs.......JO!n =. Adams.
Scaqt1rs .. II. John l.. Nor,LfOp.....
' " H. - b. Vnngy.i.ld....E. 4. woodward.
-. Elliott y. Sumner.....Jamc7 y. Johnson.
IA. Storr5 =. Cotton. Geo. j. Pen uiUan.
H. IcE'. C.t-.u..........M William Dculng
is Iii Curl ........... owen y. Kim.
H. lanes A. Borlc. Zlrlcus W. risscN.
~ Holm ~. Elugi as. Charles H. BucIl.
10. Charles J.. GI4sW old. Oliver II. Clark.
20. John W. THAI CT..--.--
n. Frederick p. E!ssel..Nm. II 1conans.
In Rhode Island tho rival tickets are ~ follows:
OFes . RT ~, m H~eefa"
Gorcriior.. ......scth PaCcford. .Tnomas Seene.
III 00reynoT.. Pardon w. stevens haics T. utter.
Sen state ....JolE Il. EaTtCtt... l.in l. 4iier.
AHS-Gcucrct Wi Hard Say gorge y Bliss
Iredsul5r .......saIlue :. Ialbcc.."h l. CoAGGoh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22

Bee Cttalec Tps lsl heads aat Improved
prices sia1cn IT, 70 &c. ID 5ie c-oc s .; crr, sf r .
Sll y; rs quality. $40 &j0 ID -; second Cnsi ll@3
thiri qualify fa - . Sheep ard f7lts-Feo-'s 3s ieJ
sales cckeeat $50 X oaci IN M sn ~ 5Jas5 a..r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22

Gnlor's Iime-Iuice Cordial s'a,y eropaenioi 3,
for general a., ssP'eaE ae De Spi.s sunnss
months acea k cooling @li eJc| y! the gll0dsAl sa sod
BY all Grocers and Drug q, -, M.
p NJ kf..h
The New York herald., 1871-04-21

COACHNAN WHO HAS LIVED IN HIS LAST
IA psoe for IL wishes To hire himself snd good
Iair OF horses TO private family for the Apply at
The New York herald., 1871-04-21

YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS GROOM
IA coschnan country preferred good city references
Address SAMUEL ANGEAK private stable IS East $50 s
near 9Th Ay
The New York herald., 1871-04-21

SITUATION wANTED-As COACHMAN, BY A
"A thoroughly understands his business has thu
test city references Ca addres. j. W. 40 West 5oi
street.
The New York herald., 1871-04-21

f,oRD wooD.-Fop sALE on TIE wHARy. BE
~ tween iun-i0n and 1ary va 80 cords of DaTs and
Soft Mood. Amy at y3 New tLCe-
The New York herald., 1871-04-21

A SITUATION wkNTED-BY A COLoRED MAN, AS
IA coachman and groom; thoroughly understands the
OF horses: well recommended. Call address II.
l. T., lS6 Wooster IT,
The New York herald., 1871-04-21

VALUABLE MINERAL SPRING AND HOTEL PRO
"A rertv for SALE exchange for Improved Property ia
New York or suburbs. Addre. MINERAL sPRINC, Herald
oLce
The New York herald., 1871-04-21

A COACHMAN'S SITUATION wANTED-BY YOUNG
n married understands his business; milk II
required objection country; good reference. Can
lie seen at his present employers. IS East 3sth st.
The New York herald., 1871-04-21

A SITUATION AS COACHMAN wANTED-BY A
a Young Enghshman without family thoroughly under
STANDS bis business neat honest and temperate and
gye unexcertonable references Arply at l7j Macdoa
gal st.
The New York herald., 1871-04-21

A r ORANGE, N. J.-SFW HOUSE AND TWO GOOD
n Lois for saic-Sze of house asY with sjx large room,
AMI cellar. Price s6,ooc Near Monrose station Inquire
At station.
The New York herald., 1871-04-21
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COAL AND WOOD.

f,oAL--To DEALERS, GRocFRs AND CgSsuhEks.
~ Franklin. Lykens Valley pure RED Ash Coa-the best IN
The wordst prices nnch below current rates large re-
tucton IN price made on the large sizes
y. TAYLOR, sl4 Eighth avenue,
between Twenty hlih and twenty s',th streets.
The New York herald., 1871-04-21

YNOACha.IN AND GROoM'S SITUATION WANTED
~ BY respectable single undere tapds his business
lhoroushy best city reference Call address COACH
NAN 10 Weet 4&th 81.
The New York herald., 1871-04-21

s CoACHMAN AND GROOM SITUATION wANTEI
N single man. who thoroughly understands his bust
ness; give several OF the best city Call
private stable, lsS West 3Sth at.
The New York herald., 1871-04-21

TOR sALE,AT BooNToy, N. J., FIRST CLASS & RESI-,
dence only three minutes walk from depot, about one
hour from New York Communication $50; beautifully situ
ated; view unsnrpassed the be approaching
for miles; house nearly Boonton noted for its ee
waited position being Visible from amos, any point Of the
SMlTH MEAD. AZ Eighth avenue, call on or address
SAMUEL HAMMOND on the premises, corner William and
= tree Boon N.
The New York herald., 1871-04-21

ITO LET-ClTY AND COUNTRY COMBINED, ON
Ocean avenue, Jersey City Heights overlook the Bay
and only TWENTY-FIVE minutes from City Hail. New York. two
four story brick Houses with pressed brick fronts brown
sioops and massive IRON ratings having water and
other city including subcellare;
$3.50. Apply TO PETER HENDERSON, 81 Nassau street,
New York, or at s. GARABRANT'S Real Estate Agency
Bergen square, jersey City
GEO En FOR A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED COT.
DOA CU taec of ~ rooms In Hudson City, two min
ues' from Inquire Of JAMES BETlS l0l East Broad
way, for three Gays.
The New York herald., 1871-04-21
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE
OR TO RENT.

NOR sALE-ON EASY TERMS, TEN ACRES OF LAND,
with ell necessary buildings within hree-quarters OF q
JOHN L. MARSHALL,
The New York herald., 1871-04-21

NEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN-FOURTEEN
years benumbing appcation gas administered; beal-
tf teeth VI set $40 plumpers for hollow cheeks sets
paired. J. JAY vILLERs, lb5 Grand, near Broadway.
7OO TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT THE LEAST
lCU. pain with laughing gas beautiful sets OF continu-
Dr. IODINE, 40 Grand street.