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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-28
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LvxKroo Apr 21-O:S0 m5CcttCn opened trmsI mhdhng
GoNpoS April opened 500 for and $50 for
the American securities que United sttss H'eTwenp
bonds 1852 9Ol; 1865 old %; 1867 Ri TenROries o9t
LOsDOs April 2-l3o nCOnsok go. for both money and the
securities quiet and Eeay United States Five
twenty bonds 1852 99l; 1865, old st 80
LosDos April rs mCoEss closed at st for money and the
account closed firm FyeTwenty bonds 900 for
as foe 65s vi for CTS TenFores ST. The Bullion in the
S429 the last statement
LIVERPOOL April 2-5 m,Cotton closed hrner; hddhng UP
lands I'D Mdiug Orleans I'D se Of the day 4OO eses 1o
for Bscn a for Cumberland Cut
IsVsKpooI April 27-Rvenus -Tgrpentne, 8l6d39 q cwt
IeSDos April ng-Coversed 53 56i y cg for Amer
ican Red
PRAEKVoRT April 26BvenngUnited States FveTweniy bonds
eleeed q y6 an for the issue Of 1862.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-28

,, ., done At stsser figures sales Of II coo bbA %
xss for seller months Of the tesr spot Upper quoted I.
al cver al e. Refined here has demand
mainly for oasoes is export 2, steady p ba. partly for sare a
leo hbs al 22fc resale Of 500
% De and rumored hha seller half June
SSac and coo JULY srst half at 2c In Philadelphia the
ere CQo ba April at 22lci 5000 bbls 3rst bali May Pic and
SeoS obs do DO, private terms the market being 23r23tc
RCBThe market quiet hut Is Carolina "a 99tc
s.i 2te bags Rsagoon At 1d1fc
sIGAR-Raw sugars continue duh market closes
hhds 9d9tc for Cuba and VI
sctye steady In tone.
sTRAHIN Is inactive and unchanged.
TALJ0WThe market fairly steady 60 200 H. at
efsic. the latter prime.
WHISKY huner and scvei sales 200 bbs for Iron.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-28
DOMESTIC MARKRTh.

B,Ir1xosr April 2-Coton irregu middlng Up
SS s quiet FS MSas 81 ' Corn INV so9
i .. n asG. 90" e. o.s. sn ssesc PGey
ION. unchanged Whisky unchanged ,o,r--
UI+ands i5C Bs steady No onTcron go Coffee active Rio
sS h ohss a s1s s Gs's l MN S sys
s %S aa s s0a 'S nas Sd 81 Goa Corn s is
7sse IL, nfs s wres s7 wS Ss S sa Rsso'Hm
LouvfLLs April 27-Tbaooo a and unchanged sales % hht
S c3sn n Sss PiSgidns ane.Ss WHISKY HoHs.
Ag ds S .. at Con- d Ss %" '
Sat: i'm ss aaeh.usd Pori dull $s So
Bacon heavy shoulders 7e s,des saiSS as.oasso wn,
A'. sH, e. ): %i:
Cen - Ne r.; o.s. : ;sI NJ tg ss
r.. ' 9ss as'i sy S sad sosna @ srH strong
f,.y i" s T Mes r . a'T g. sS sssu N
& ' y. 4, ~ S "a. Sss.
bush Com so1S bush Barley 1900 20 Hog Ship
g 600 SGS Oats 1905 Rys 1000 ba.h Barley 1000 Hogs
fr.shss' Bssso esaer- nh. Edo. se.a
Is - wSest saiet No. aITsale 81 a NO hSaalss.
s,T "a Mo- a. de- Provisions srn Meas PORK ~ n9SR
ssospu'soOs Sst FouI 5000 bush Wheat Shpmsn-soo
'V cS.Gsal1i April Csaca and unchanged Flopr and
eefy 70 cover short contracts; sold Ell Is held at
sl % Lard dull sle' a i Bua Ae- Ram smA Ss ~ Co.
sSoHlalTs Sc fsr cies1 BIB s.des whisky steady with Moderate
To1sDo April gFsqr Wheat dull and ers
80 Rec TrSA 81 , nI os oSes and Unchanged Re-
bba Hour Y 200 bush Whes Iuo bush Corn 'U
OswaSo Apr 7-Four aay and unchanged Gales 800 bbs st
81 rs for No. Spring. 81 IS for Amber Winter So for N6He
Winter; Double Wheat quiet No Milwaukee C9o
81 45 Corn unAose ssie 100 bush at oe and Ao bush
quiet zoe fr Western Barley Rye aud Peas 99et
Com Meal-$l Boiled 81 90 for Unbohed ewt MIeef
S 30 10 tu Highvin Sii d9 Canal Rr.ights-Whest lei
Com Sc Lnber, 90 70 the Hudson - 70 New
York Wheat from Chicago 70 New York tc
Boston, Csc 70 EewYork BE to Albany
800 bush Wheat 81 feet Lumber Canal
ETpots-i,o5 wheat 50 900 bush Corn, 1900 bush Barley
I,A9 900 Eei Lamber. - ..oo,-, M.
BUYYAo Apn 900 b5h fDur ITO COO bush Wheat
Com Canal hpmentslO O bush Mhea % bush
Com, 1900 bush Rye RArosn
hush Wheat PrcghWheAt lie Corn He Oats,
ard unchanged Wheat heavy and IN
and sellers wide tpart and quotations entirely nominal
Corn dali sales 6Oc 5000 bush do IN os AZ
articles dull bst Quotations nDchAAsei no saS ~
ported =. ,-.,r -, 49, " , ,n,.,
Indiana 65 Barley steady saes cars
81 o. and 5000 bush Bay Qnp shipped AZ Osr.eo
81 o. oatS neAi5 sales al DOC ior Iooo
sly for 10 g. part Western and state r.. ~ a, IN
DsTaor April 2i-Wbeat heavJi EI 81 Oh NO. ih vi N0
81 g. Corn and Oats unchanged $780,. N
srads below Choice; supr6pe Winter IS od s. 2 Brtn Winter
Is M Double Extra 5 $685. Wheat 6rm No Spring 81 ~
Prime 70 Choice 45d$l CO. Corn dub No. hiId so ieL
shost Choice Mixed ssked $685. Oats Sesd az S0
S4Ie t Bsrley-So at 81 TO- Rye dull s9aSSe
Tobacco firm Hemp Baggng dull Pork h1ne - SV 10
bacon dull Shous Clear Rib DC Clear sides ~ 6luc mann
l506c Lard nominal Hogs lowers sales az o@
i2 Cattle steady at SO 50d 90 80 Reoept2ZV oo foi
s5Oe bssh. Wheat 1900 bash. Com, 800 bush. Oats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-28
pUpPaLo LIVE STOCK nARKET-A,nn II.

Cte Receipts continue heavy and number 90 ears against 800 cars
rs. sane dsy and the market consequently anil 4s
$50 ehed 49 head follows: l6l head Illinois, average ~ 70
1870 n Al % e6s675 81 bssd Ohio averaging 50 at 81 .i
Mgsn Sokers averaging 87 H. ~ IS IS 10 Steers averaging iS
!. 90 IS 81 Missouri and Oxen averaging 80 70 81 10
a. AZ Isa sc ga; ia Canada averaging so 10 al 20 %
HeS Cows dull sheep iH and all the folds cleared out s
IA ohio gbssrsd averaging ne to 100 at 81 and 100 do averaging
"a m AZ Is So Canada WOoled, averaging l D 20 hoss
ioveT ,c ~ Y Slows sales, ST head At Soap ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-28
THR BONDS OF THE

NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,
bearing seren and dreetentLs per cent interest per
anBum payable IA gold, offered for sale at par
end accrued interest These bonds are secured by a
first mortgage on railroad toco thousand miles long,
Gnd on land grant Of strty.fve Millions Of acres
being in all respects the safest and most profitable
security now IN the market
For the fullest information, address
JAY COOKE g. Co.,
Fiscal Agents Northern Pacific Railway Co.
New York: corner Nassau and Wsll-sts-; PhiladeE
phis: ia South Third-st; Washington: Az fn-
EeSnth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-28

BALTIMORE April f7-CotOn firm; hddhngs Hci D rooepu
go Ia bales eIPorso th Continent 1 o~e coast
wis. SIS bsles sales 675 bales stock, Z J75 bales So
EoEyoLk April 2-CottOn Queti Low hiddhgN if nes ~
eep sIportseOsstvise Os bales SAFES ~ oses ot
1913 bAleN ~ ,n,..
NswORIEANs Apr1 z-Cotcn setive at NIL Preei Mhdhngs
eIPorso
Great Brian bales; Cork 2Ss bales TO Barena l%
bs, Vera Cruz 800 baesj stoef lB3 bales
CHARLEsTos April H-CotoD quiet; hddlngs l4e net receipts
s1pocosssise 6S3 bales sales 40 baes STOCK sOs
bAles an,
borrow April zS-cOon dun hhdngs Etc net receipts 22
bales gross ,eoeipt as bales erpors Great bnn ' bales
saes 900 eales stocf IL SO bse<
Gs1yasToE Apn 7-Cotton quiet and steady Good Ordinary
,aLr net rps BIT bales 500 bales stock, 81 94 bales
hosLE April 2Z-Coon quiet hdding 44ci net receipt 64l
49,. sInaosstuse so bales stock 434 bales
6AyAsSIH April 2COtton in moderate demands hddhng ~
feceipS, $40 bales erpors-s Gre-' bhHA |So oos
,aJes 800 bales stock, 20 IA bales ANN ,,, .
WILsISsTos, April Z-Cotton quet and steady hdangs ~
net receipts bales eIOrtseoAsise 349 bales sales 10 Sses
hail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-28
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

APRIL 772 Ashes III bales Cotton 9S hbls Pour SO,
bush Wheat 100 bash Germ 45 bush Oats 6S0 bush Mat
bb COS bbs Pork llS pigs Beef 80 pkgs
utmea 248 pigs Lard kegs Lard 6 pts Butter 1876 pkgs
Cheese O79 bb Rggs Is bills Tov OIL IS bbs Lard OIL pigs
Dried Fruit Whisky 30 bales Wool q bales Hemp lf3 bale
Hops sides Leather l8 hhds Tobacco 100 pkga Tobacco
pkgS Rice, 600 pigs Starch, bt chests tea 10y rslD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-28
Sorses, Carriages, Garness, Sc.

A DMINISTRATORs SALE. -o-
IN PHRRMPTORY SALE at PUBLIC AUCTION Of me ikoL,
TING ROAD and FAMILY HORSES, THIS DAY Frday hpf
0i O'Clock prompt Stable No. q Great Jonss beng pan
property Of George King. deceased . ~
Tie handsome hghbred fast and tne large bsy uotn5
MAGNET Isl high, years old with tne symmetry ana Dg'
appearance raised Michigan BY Col Thomas ana
Minl Charta dan thorOaghos hall se 70 soy a '
last Fall when ave oil past four heats all below sa h
late owner and used exclusively for private driving Sne na sssW
speed the last IL dne free cas-. and pesin
and entee and webesyed she can beat I4 70 s
show 2iO good track snd spesl [ gait e
single or double, and warranted sonnd and kind. 49, -,
Also handsome let black TR0TTIHG MARE l5i high yea DID,
by Mambnno Chief; towing and all extra tne nee cay
rance strong gated tEot in 2 OF better 10 roaI
romlster. -
Handsome ipteT GENT gnteel blood bay HORSE Isl high yea
old fears locomotive and can be %
den children with perfect saiety Is free sn
traveller perfect picture and hEe ssdei warranted sound ana
kind. uopsp .t.A
stylish and hne travel 10 miles az hour anu
o vices and warranted SOUND ana
kind. - ,.s , -. -, A.. ..,a... 49,.
WAGON &c. =, $500, ..,... =.
This ,oc i VERY ane and select and worthy Of special attention
ey offered for limits RESTRICTIONS and WI be
warranted a. represented n every particular AZ sale
Also other large HORSES Particulars IN omorTows
u.J s,d AZ sale Sek can be time prior sale At
s,shle ~ " JOHN L. yAEDEWA1BR Auctoneer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-28

-, besides leaving an Immediate gain Oh aO'u' }"
~ can't in;siOe for reinvest%snt' .. :. On and
- sS s subscription price Of the bonds n w. anu
,.ocrued interest IN currency tr.s
an marketable securities taken in exchange no0
Il commission and express charges nw.ua
o. ''N HENRY CLEws & Co., 50 WalI-st'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-28
THE MARKETS.

lCSr,fuly Reported for THE TRIBUNE
THURsDAV, April n, 1871.
Co9Or unsettled and Irregular prices further
.~ns $40 s evening" including ll7l for export
e. Iof for eenstOn for future delivery ees
b eyerng April OF ~ d4tc 1000 for May A. Is 6
Ne l l 800 for july and 500 for August At 4tc
M tdsy zoe FOR April l4t 04ie; 800 fer May Hdc
M use AZ I4dIlt for July 4t and loo for August At
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-28
financial

mo UOI DFRS OF ROCHESTER, WATER
works COMPANY BOEDs.-At the request OF Uuey pough
y the holders Of this COMPANY are rssPsny requso
attbe Once OF UtleT, Dougbeny q be0 y" ~
URDAY April ~, at IL O'clock M W "a t1i vo.. "a
Holm MUNROE g. Co.,
~ No WALIS1., EkW.YORk NM
Circular Credit for Traveller APl DsN D"
hURROK u Co, No Rue bents, fAns'
PAYABLE In GOLD or equivalent
TTEN PER CENT BONDS, Registered win
II the Auditor Of the state OF Illinois
TIN PER CENT CHICAGO MORTGAGES
JACOB H. SHlPlkhD & Co.. bsnteui
Pnes-, New foff
rINEN PER CENT INTEREST for Loans on
Illinois Pam Security obtained With safety Interest PaHs'a
Address JOHN ROCKWELL. 10 Inbsne BUldinR CEieus Ill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-28
Imusemfnts.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC-ITALIAN OPERA
"A TEN SUBSCRIPTIONS NIGHTS ONLY,
Director ............................L ALBfrEs
TO-DAY commences the pore nshs
The A'e opaSso sgs Sa Nd E ssS:sf
viii Be produced style With grand Mhay Band
PoLIUTo, ~ poLIuro. poIrtro
Grand re entree Of Mis- CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG Ter ..ir
DsSs. q s%Sr GIUSEPPE VILLAIN greats.
SiPoiHio most ''"'''''' sensation
SRpsEsDli SECOND SUBSCRIPTION s'l sId so'A'
shTR 5 pE Sssb GA AfAP ss ~ MV
BooTH' THEATEK:
A'' long it EEEgss bS IL
wISTERs TALE"
Mr. LAwREScs BARRETT
. LEoNTBS
smaPhhsSsAu1 HF sssss
M s i aAsS sa5IH 7
Mi H.. " nv IA sMAN THk5boWH
and strong Of Ii: res, Of II: s6.ie
6 Entire 1sy s sczSEnY BY Hari ws. and coposy
NEVIS y I 6sHs f Tsgs;
FlOtov and Ed Molenhaoer.
The whole under the Stage direction Of Z
Mr. D. ". WALLER
Among Others, the Scen.. viii .nsr.e. tn. following.
yRsrrBuLs IN acfif III i-' PALaas-wrrH VIEW o.
Seen. r, ;s..s q. & - 5 4 p9uDon
THRATRR AT SYRACUSE,
prepared TRIAL QUEEN HBRaIoSE With The rendering
The ORACLE OF APOLLO
THE SEA SHORE sG GtpIye A STORM
PAsTSSAE sSSSE y SI BoHE ss4y, osu.
DANCE OF shEphEkDs AN gr( 4 IahAi BALI o"'-
THE rEHsrrLE of tn; s,1E scF SjFH rHE
- - r,.,yv
M LAwRE ISSd,I BARRETT
o. "oNLY A HEART"
Br.eSs Ticket Once At bsaa store No m s,e.A..,
WALLAcK' "
MofpAY, April "a,
Until Hy 1HHT ETEsI sSrrcn
THE LIAR
THE NERVOUS M0 MAN
MOST ATTRACTIVE BLJ,
P,Tssd By the d. STs H Sss. sH 5, Ss ws& Ro.S
veil Iin,ssn Mesiamss Clara Jennings GsrmOa. ass
's'''0' Dsi'n' 'D1 '''e on MONDAY, mAYl
for the tr'' time this 'srsSs Il HT * eS'
preceded by the GREAT success, o, OF THE SEASON.
SATURDAY F! aaT rtSs Aphn.
wOODOOGr 81 IIIT9ftH GAME.
1ae HIS LAST LEGS,
eth AVE. THEATER. u
- and Mansger. Mr. AUGusrN DALI
Mr. DAILY begs announce that Consequence OF
THE EXCESSIVE FAVOR
ghcb extended the performances OF the pest
mept by the truly overwhelming audiences Of the week the
A, royeues (, deferred and Sheridan amusing piece Of
THE CRITIC
Or A TRAGEDY RBHBARSED
and the thoroughly enjoyable comedy by Moton
IP'TD A THOUSAND WAR,
VIII % A' EVERY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
MIR CHARLES MATHEWS
appearing in tire chsracters-S are,n rnssG h MS Clsrs
Morris Miss Fanny Morsn Winter Amy Ames Nellie
Kate ClaIton W. Davdge, George Parkes d. "nuhs '" =
nsyaye hathi.on. Bascom Pierce, &c
$1,000 MATINEE SATURDAY AT IL
THE CRITIC. and CONJUGAL LbsSoN'
sssts and Boxer secured u days 10 advance
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Sales bn Anrilon

A. msRwIs Aucioneer.
DY BANGS, MERWIN a. Co., Broadway, cor.
4-Saes o Works Of Fancy oois Furniture, &c
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, April %, at p.
A VALUABLE LAW LIBRARY. Catalogues ready.
GEO. A. LEAVITT g. Co. date Leavtt,
strebeigh Col Clinton Hall Aston place For the SALE BY
AUcrIos Of COLLECTIONS Of BOOKS PAINTINGS and al
kinds OF LITERARY PRoPERTy .
GREAT SALE OF PAINTINGS BNGRAyINGs &c. Sc.
THIS (Prdsy) EVENING at ~ O'Clock Of large collection Of
&c. including number of Paintings
Copper entirely original aud effective just
cys from Amsterdam Also Antique Furniture, Articles Sc Gaia
road .i.ou
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s.sy ss5 $500 % Bsnaso q 3oO sss RIO
Mo6R AND sEAL-Te nrt, fer dull ..d the loy and
SasE ss Ne s s S sS s rs ia f s,osss q the dp
n DE oe tbs ma is. lsae ses TIE DsdgA grades ssd
20 o. No ' oso Ina 1s soe IS & Sss
= 49,; ;;;; 6 S = ss: 10. s .Ss &c
@ s sss ss M sss 8 s 10 s
E E. ii &c e: { F E E S::5. -
Ssas fsT da -. sSG s,-J on &c oe Zoo S5a Richmond
Es. d te $500 Asas sSOt former 6so,e deliverable there
Ia es BE Dsrso tho Os and uonn srades sales
:1 1s .: 30 ssss-3 s s1S sss Sss S
srsisreis'5e1s ed rs.s'sturs cO~s'v'....- Ss
ksehmono CeoSey, hreSA 6630 %
s:s. nd f:..s.... T.;. :. r:a; S
y. You sah sc s, S .A,s * w We quote
Com va s"T 8 sS n ss RIVE %sa1 ~ ss o.
Esss% s ss ssteyS So Meal ST'' DC "S "
po is f .n Ss ea1 sli Is, sdooss s5 %d,snen
ss sss ,,sS q 1 . .ne s Ia n l.. q Charters;
ds osy 10 Li,sSsl 52Ss Grain b
o. % r. S e s p Sof Gis. U sSs :5S !:
S S'1 S. ssi. 4 s s s i5 SS Gs s be- S
S rsioeS 70 d,os, port il be Baltic S. ia bari with
q = ~ Ard brs boat so burden from Baltimore Aspin
Or. ss .al = ,: % x : :s :as ,;; s
al 80
'-:sS ,;l go ees 81 ssioT oN Mfe sprRsi
M.,les .i 81 * ss Te..eIH. an:easa ;lgsiSs
esg D ioI White es6ee Bs.s quiet By prices
., o. 10 change importance sales s 800 bssA Canadian par fair
p sl2o and Gu O "a II v eS.h oss are lover closing
~. seedJ ~ good choice CaesgOi sales "a 700 bSsa
V - s.fs O. sI AMI sT0ese, aAost essrn q. sSG
~ & 80 Susse kys Inactive knd are uncertain ssss
&c. .ss oe.shd ~. g.e light Light 30 he'd much
Nike a 100 500 Damp AID UHsoand 81 ~ " es'sh
I HGx a. &c sogthefn yellow
nsl G sctvs se Shipping bat pres steady q 81 ia
-, s'a a. SG65e, s9d Clover gOsl TO- remains
k-ort 10 M ~ SS@s Is for Long Rge, 81 lS9tl % for
O.ASsTbsrs has hen improved denasd for Foreign and
- At eF2e ss hhas Porto 58e and 253 hid
NAVAL sOKEsTle market Tor spsr.s v,~D,,. m, h o.,.s
s more hte ADD toe lower. ssIss Of a M a. 81
g. % ,ica9Soe closing heavy =. inside pnos
Ne quoe strained ct 81 $e0 81 No q, AZ 90 ~ as
HL>-Tbere has BEEN oay moeste desasd fat Sa V on
He ar steady henhsden Quet Bat prices are rn
go a. oc for American Bnseed tLert contipoes Sai ;t
.a AL 6e aaes steady for casks sad 5s ET XIX I
ne cave 40 Dss ieai1I. ~ no trad remaining dull
q Ar oerg the hight OSHss; he marked eosi o1s ss
ys ~ esk At S 23d Il 80 for New Mess sl7asIT Is
g. sa steady ses O0s L5S Msss 4, NAY al III So snI is
kL sses a Sl7 III ~$l7 IS Beef very qae 90
pa sss 4s s' Ysis.i .s oo % at $zs Soeszl % for Prime
sie d. az, fair dsg~ad pce asdy sales 100 pkss a.
Sssg NJ "a Sesser. sd ldi2e fr Hams Bacon ar re-
esqs .21 n saa Long Clear Hogs are ira bot qa
a. s l y. not seays tS' sa buyer generally having
- o g fs 20 Prime steam AID i ollie Kettle Renleed
psfsa,i " s Nay red so for June at lie '
sy hcs ,e nse bss been IsiLer Crude
se nsc particulars Of sGeh we're moi rse gste bs
N@~S' s1As izaSL1S for ss0t AZ Tie Greek aaiss fair
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4 EONARD Il Co., AuctiOneerS,
IL 4S AND so BaosIFIELD-srp BOSTON.
VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRARY.
TUESDAY MAJ aud four following days each dag at 10 and
o'clock.
in Lbrlry sassOom OF LEONARD Co.. No 50 Bronoed
THE LIBRARY OF HENRY D. HUMPHREY, ESQ,
late Boston sold By order OF Joseph Dor esq Guardian
collection lOO volumes selected with
opportunity
Of ch Works relating Illustrative
Pine History Numsnaes VOYAGES and Travels Bbog
aphy Books Periodicals
EsTy English Literature Publications Of Literary Societies nne
condition, best editions bindings
ready ani viii be Forwarded receipt price,
oSB DOLLAR; few gu lags paper FIVE DOLLARS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-28

COPPBBFkere bs been only Moderate demand Tor no tdaI
OpefHd pressing SSrtA Java ruled quiet bat
esdy ye sookangd Balme q 1900 bag Rio,
b. Ma Qucen
flour AND HBA-Te nrkct fer Flou dul and the ev and
3Hn e rppy and sSssr Family sroaas are Ssie
bat Lny Ne tBd far the doclns
~ bSe tic medium grades, Gsa
hAse Rs1iyssdes S.oS bbS We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-28
CORN & BUNI0N

REMEDIES BRIGGS ALLBvIAToR CURES COMMON CoRss
uts their formation BRIGGS CURATIVE for festercd CoTat
Inaam.i BuuOns Ineps IDgOSng SA is safe aud
Soll bJ Ugszxst&
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soge For DAB sod 1s spot 2o00 bbA Richmond
RSnn sod for sO Assa foner fg0Ies deliverable there
IA BE tho uonH Sadesi sales
1bA btk We SR0tss
3D. Alex, ksd mize6toRvc1 % SS0Bo
bah Alex nd Oeergsss~E- EItrA aud fAEny.. 2D1 30
Frsosnetstuze sod rstsrsbuR $50 80
A..
peaawSrs 100 9 rs
aorraaau a Lam LIN. I.uaA. n Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-28

THE COUPONS of the .CONKERmIB5LaE, T.
LAND tD doe Msy 1871 will be paid aud after aat Dat
free Government tar presentation At the BanhnshoaS
GEORGE OPDYKR Co.. Nssssn ST. Nes-1 9fs. ,o,,,,
Norwich April ~ 1911 ID Z. III ILIJOhN, ires'IeuH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-28

HEw-YORK, April a. 1911
VNHE COUPONS of the FIRST MORTGAGE
4 BONDS Of "a. CHICAGO aDd SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY
Co. dive MAJ 1871 viii paid add After that date at the One q
the CHICAGO ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC KAILWAf co. NO -
Wiiianst r. IL WlNoION, rpe1Veue
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-07

ONE of the greatest benefits to the pub
lie arising from the new telegraph system
in England is to be found in the i'm proved
facilities for the transmission of press
messages. There is very large increase
in the amount of news transmitted, and
while the companies furnished less than
200 newspapers with news, the postofice
already supplies between 500 and 600.
1t is true there have been complaints
arising from the great pressure of work to
be performed in the infancy of the new
undertaking, but the news is, on the
whole, well supplied. The number of
telegraph Offices opened in the United
Kingdom has already increased nearly two
fold, to w.t. from about l 900 prior to the
transfer to upwards of 1900 at the pre-
sent time.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-07
HIRoU LAR a
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SAVE YOUR HoMEsTRAD.
RELIEF FOR DEBTORS.


1t is now understood by late. decision OF the
United States Court, that the TWO THOUSAND
DOLLAR HOMESTEAD, provided for in our new
Constitution, as well as the FIVE HUNDRED Doll
LARS specified by the Bankrupt Law, are exempt
for the debtor and the person who now takes id
vantage of tho benign provisions of the Bankrup
Law This gives the debtor TWENTY-FIVE HUN
DRIED DOLLARS, EXEMPT BY LAW and by the
proper proceedings in Bankruptcy he can be relieved
nom the burthens of ent-war debts, and the debts
left by the casualties of the late war.
Persons wishing to take the necessary steps, to
avail themselves of these provisions of the law can
receive all proper information by calling on in my
Onicc, at the corner G %enk and Tenth
Streets, Richmond, Va. -
have formed a business connection with Hon. L.
III. CHANDLER, and all letters of enquiry, or on
professional business of any kind directed either to
me or to CHANDLER MORTON" will be prompt
ly responded to.
All professional business will be diligently attended
to By the firm in any of the Courts of the State or
United States.
ALFRED MORTON
Late Judge Richmond City Circuit Court.
Richmond, Va, April 18TH 1870.
aS-MAJ. R0. G.. BANKS, of Goochland, will
represent us in Goochlana and Fuvanns coupfi--
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-07

TaE CONDITIONS OF PEACE DEPLoRED-TnE

|
POOR INoITED TO WAR AGAINST THE RICH.
Paris, March 5.--Several journals re-
sumed publication yesterday. They are
unanimous in the opinion that the impress
sion produced by the preliminary terms of
peace is very bad. They declare that no
peace is real when obtained under duress,
but they recommend calmness and concord
as the means of making Che country great
and prosperous.
The Ori du Peuple, in an article signed
Jules Wales, incites the poor to a war
against the rich. ...
The Journal DIES Debats of Friday chides
the Parisans for their frivolity during the
occupation. Over the couch of strsngled
France it pronounces the words "Silence"
and patience" 1t urges earnest prepare
ton, so that "our children may be able to
pronounce the third word, Vengeance
The Journal Official reproves the people |
for violent acts against persons suspected |
of being Prussian officers.
The Gaulois says the Minister of War
is making an effort to re-arm the regiments
of the garrison of Paris which surrendered
their arms in accordance with the armistce,
and will hasten the departure of 5000
Mobiles to the provinces.
La Vdrite demands that merchants in
good standing be granted an additional
delay of one month in the payment of
bills.
The press also generally protests against
The contiaaed occupation of the suburbs of
Paris.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-07

A string and gun trap for tigers, invent
ed by one Captain Rogers, seems to be
great success. The Jubbulpore Chronicle
states that a man-eating tiger, long the
terror of the district, and (which has been
known to attack party and kill four or
five persons at time," was short time
ago despatched by having incautiously put
his foot in string attached to q trigger
that discharged bullet which killed him.
The trap seems to be an admirable inven-
ton, but rather disagreeable to set, for the
bait, it is said, was ga dead woman"
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-07

DURING the last war between France and
England, the English commissariat, desi-
ring to feed the French prisoners cheaply,
humanely threw to them the OK tails, such
then being considered as offal But the
cleverness of the French was equal to the
occasion. Instead of rejecting the tails,
they went to work and made them into
soup, thus giving to the world new lux
ury. This, Mr.. Buokland claims, was the
origin of ox-tail soup. Those who enjoy
good eating--and who does not--owe
mach to the French for raising cooking to
high position, for making il, in fact, an
art and science.