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New-York tribune., 1871-03-25
CIVIL NOTES.

Francis Blessing recovered the value of two
judgments Yesterday from City Marshal Harrington, he
cause the latter failed to make proper effort to collect
them.
The jury in the case of Mary Everett
agt The Inman Line OF Steamers-a suit brought for
damages for sickness occasoned by passage the
Atlantic in the seerage of OF the steamers OF the
Company-awarded the plaintiff $3.50, yesterday.
In the suit of MILAN agt. Capt. John Gra-
ham, brought in the Supreme Court, TO recover some
bonds Judge CardozO yesterday granted an application
by the defendant for commission TO so 10 Peru ana
take testimony.
In the Kings County Supreme Court, Circuit
yesterday, Edward Mullen administrator Of Isabella
Mullen deceased began an action against Samuel r. ST.
John, Jarvis Johnson and William SOmer, 10 recover
$500 damages the killing of Isabella Mullen ON the
26th Of June 1870 by the falling OF portion OF the Ham
ntonaye. Market
In the United States Circuit Court, yester-
day in the case of James Fisk, jr, agt. The Union
Pacific Railroad Company Judge Blatchford gave de-
con granting the motion TO take the bill in equity from
the files and the motion that the order TO answer the
bin I've vacated and denying the motion TO take from the
files the declaration at common law, the motion 10 COM
1e the plaintiff to elect whether he Will proceed AT law
r equity, and the motion that the rule 10 plead TO the
declaration be vacated
Mrs. Mary HallOff, an old lady residing in
] rooklyn, brought action yesterday, in the Kings
)unty Supreme Court, Circuit, against William A. FOw-
le- Daniel L. Northrup Archibald NJ. Bliss and Thomas
kiBsella, who constitute the Brooklyn Permanent
Board of Water and Sewerage Commissioners" 10 re-
$1,000 damages for injuries sustained through the
defective condition of sidewalk In Walcott-st on the
22d Of February 1870 The dismissed the Court
deciding that the Water Board were only acting as tue
agents Of the city that the suit should have been
brought against the city itself.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25
THE COURTS.
nnrrANY & co. YICTIMIzED

IN the 17th of February n man of fine
.rrearance entered Tiany's jewery store on Union
souare and after saunterng through several depart
ments told The clerk in charge OF the diamond Jewel
section that his name James B. Smith that he was
member of the firm Of Jewett, Smith Allen, jewelers.
in Kansas City Missouri and that he desired 10 pur-
chase some choice diamond jewelry After critical
examination Smith finally selected diamond cluster
ring earrings aud and thon in another part OF
the store gold watch chsin and SEAL valued altogether
at 81 0a6 lie gave. his reference, NJ. X COOK W
Of No. c. Newest. who, upOn being visited ny u cs-
senger rom Tiffany Co.. said that the Kansas Clty Hrn
were good for $1,000 On receiving the Jewels, Smith
said that Tlny & Co. light draw for the amount on he
German SAVINGS Bank OF Kansas city after 80 days. nut
that ne would wish the draft drawn five days before the
expiration o that time that he could have the funds
in ihe bank to meet it, The draft was accordingly not
drawn by Tiffany & Co. until March IA, and was then
forwarded. No return made until YESTERDAY, when
Tiffany & Co received letter from the German savings
Bank at Kansas City informing them that no such per
son as James B. smith had deposit with them, and
that frr hermOre person of that name lived ia the
city. Detective Rockwell duty in the store, was in
formed Of the swndlc and after search throughout
the cy arrested smith, late in the afternoon AT No %
West Fourtl-st. On his person were found the gold
watch, chan and seal, and in his room the diamond
cross Justice Shandey at the Jefferson Market Pohce
Court, committed the prisoner for examination
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25
FRIIpY, March 2i-P. VI.

The transactions in Railway and Miscellane-
Gus shares have been Of about the average amount and
no new or important gossip has been floating about the
street The market opened strong but speculation inn
medatey aferward betrayed less confidence and prices
became weak on the entire Hist. At the o'clock Board
a partial recovery was Observed but subsequently the
market again became heavy The North Western shares
were active exceptionally strong during the most
OF the day, and 1t is reported" that per
cent dividend will be declared both classes
OF stock. These were the strongest stocks
on the list Their companion shares though not suffer
ing especially from neglect betrayed more irreguarity
OhiOs were weak and declined to &c, though no new
reason ascrbed for the depression There large
dealings in St. Paul, Rock Island, Wabash. and Lake
Shore while Western Union though heavy sales were
repored but little impression made on the price.
New-York Central and Hudson quiet but firm, and
Union Pacific lower the decline in the latter stock being
attributed to large sales recently made by Boston holders
to realize The dealings in the rest Of the list were ofcon
parave nsgncance. Among the less prominent shares,
Fort Wayne heavy at 96 Michigan Central selling
at lI9b Morris and Essex s9s c. c. Cum. and Indanap
oils sB; and Boston, Hartford and Erie, II. Hannibal
and ST. Joseph weak at 95 for Preferred and
st for Common The price OF st. Louis and Iron Noun
tain has steadily advanced 5E during the last few
DAYS As the stock is controlled by two parties
who own large blocks received in consideration Of sub
scrpton TO the bonds the cost OF working up the price
is nothing than the commission of the brokers
gagged the dealings. Miscellaneous shares dull
and neglected and Express shares strong The follow
ing table shows the highest and lowest prices of active
sha ada N
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25
CRIMINAL COURTS.

Lanney Farrell and David LindO, charged with
dealing Oteryckes without paying the special tar were he yes
teriAy BY Commissioner Shields each in $1,000 bail
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, Alfred Della
committed YESTERDAY charge OF breaking into Conrad H.
house l2a East Fouhs, and stealing clothing worth
$50.
In the Court of General Sessions, before Recorder
yesterday Daniel Green for assault and battery chae
Bugh the mabewOs in Harlem, Apnl 29 1910 was lined
convicted Of stealing several atees OF clothing from
Ar. Murphy in eenwichst Sentence deferred
At Tombs Police Court, Justice Hogan committed
his fathers horse valued az go from
stable Easi Twenty He cold al the horse fair at
for Sl6 Raph Clark OF NO o
Hoboken Edwin Forrest Of No Is Santonst this ety.
sheehSn all employed on John H. Stans t large ng
and HOboken, committed for stealing
from The barge times worth Of property Michael
Geenwes arrested few days
charge perjury waived examination YESTERDAY and gave 6 10
Andrew Of No. 10 CnerTy-si
arrested by tie srbOr with pounds Of tea In bis possession
was committed r tn yesterday, complaint Benjamin Cutter Of
No h-sL
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25
IyrERrsr-BEARING LANp WARRANrs.

The Bonds of the NORTHERN Pacific RAuEoADCo.
are essentially LAND WARRANTS, possessing the ad-
ditional advantages Of bearing ntesest at the u
$40 per cent in gold per annum.
THESE BONDS are receivable at .ll times at 10 per
cent premium for the lands of the Company al their
lowest cash prices.
The LAND GRANT of the NORTHERN PACIFIC RAnc
ROAD embraces some Of the most valuable mineral
agricultural, and timber lands upon the continent;
and to parties proposing to settle in the West OF to
purchase lands for investment these bonds offer the
unusual advantage of enabling purchasers to receive
liberal rate of interest upon their money until tie
very day of the location Of their lands.
WE OFFER these Bonds, either registered or coupon
at par and accrued interest.
MAPS and PAMPHLETS, fully descriptive Of the
Road, its Land Grant and LIST Mortgage, furnished
upon application JAY COOKE & Co., New-YOrk.
Philadelphia, Washington,
Fiscal Agents n. p. r. r. Co.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
A CHOICE SECURITY.


NEw-YORK AND OswEGO MIDLAND RAILROAD
COMPANY.
FIRST MORTGAGE Z PER CENT GOLD Bonds.
very large full paid up stock subscription
800, $500, AND $1,000 BONDS,
COUPON AND REGISTERED.
The new trunk line from New-YOrk City to the
North and West, between the New-York Central and
Erie Railways, and many miles shorter than either
from New-York to Buffalo
Two hundred and twenty miles of finished road
already in existence cost twice the amount of bonds
issued; may fairly be called the best character OF
real estate oan title perfect and value constantly
enhancing; issue of bonds positively limited to
$4,000 per mile of finished road; very small loan
per mile highly thought of by bankers, and we be-
heve q security of the highest grade The road is
earning largely; is a better investment than money
in a savings bank. For sale by
GEORGE OPDYKE & Co.. Bankers, No. % Nassau-st.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or SEw-YORE

PORT or ERw-YORK. K............. MARCH a.
CLEARED.
Steamship Ann Fza RehaTds Philadelphia WIN. r. CLYDE CO.
Seamsli ip D. Uteg, Davis Philadelphia
Steamship Novelty Shaw. Phhdelphia.
seuns3 Holland tBEl Bragg Liverpool National Steamship Co
steash u Port auPnnce jackson Poral-nlce, r. hur
ray jr.
steamship C. Comstok Drake PIladelpba y. ~ Briggs
fmp Casille. Wilson, New -Ortans Lunt Bros
Bsk Kuiy 1ovth6 BI Cain Cork for orders BOYD Hipcfm
Bark Louise Wcharts N q J. Wilde Stockholm FLnrh Eye Co.
BARK Leila h Long Lewis Melbourne and sydney H. W. Cameron
& Co
Bank Voltage fBrJ. MAY saysnnal. II. J. De Wolf Co.
Bari Iasuau lBrl Bachi0Id Pclai buco. J. L. Phpps
Collins.
Bhg Mgsca (N g. G.ese, Bremen Funeh R1re Co
bng hobn lbri douglas, bt John. ~ b. Carve Barues
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25
The transactions at the u. 8. Treasury were:


The extra European mall per steamer City OF London,
will close at $3.50 p m. on Saturday, 25h inst at the
foreign letter office, 20 Wiam-st The mail ut the Post
Office has been changed to There is change to
report in monetary affairs unless 1t may De that the
offerings ON call were more liberal than yesterday, the
being and per cent the fact that the Controller
Of the Currency has called upon the banks for state
ment OF their condition being construed as favorable
omen for future ease. Discounts are unchanged.
Government bonds have been quiet and weak on the
entire list In reference to subscriptions 20 the new
loan, an eminent bankinghouso reports the sale OF
S3OO0OO to-day. OF which 100000 for tho foreign
market The market closed steady nt improved quota
tioGs. FISK d Hatch report as follows AT D. M;
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25

The transactions OF the week in dry goods were En-
tered for consumption, sl,99O44; withdrawn from ware
house, S9O7, ,2O2; warehoused s627G5i.
The Philadelphia stock market was steady to-day
Pennsylvania 6s third issue, sold at lV4; Pmladel-
phia and Erie Railroad, 81 516 Reading Railroad 6ls
and Pennsylvania Railroad, GIG. Gold closed at Ill.
The Rulls Head Bank has declared the usual quarterly
dividend of per cent, free OF tax, payable April
The April coupons OF the Southern Minnesota kafOad
Company will be paid at the Office Of p NJ Myers * Co..
NO
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25

HowEs & MACY, Bankers the snne as an mcorpO.
rated bank, No. 30 Wal-st, New-York. -Four per
cent interest allowed on deposits.
PERSONS DESTROYS of RECEIVING INTEREST for
their money, and having it at all times subject TO
check on demand, can do so by deposting with this.
Banking House. which allows Interest on the entire
daily balances at the rate Of per cent per annum.
COLLECTIONS made on any part of the world, with
immediate returns, at the lowest current rates.
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE of Stocks, Bonds,
or Gold promptly executed.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25

The gold market has been dull and weak mainly in
view OF considerations heretofore expressed and the
price ranged from III to 1lO The market has been de-
prved OF support from the reduction of the short
interest the small amount of specie engaged for to-
morrows Cunarder encouraging heavier tone In the
gold loan market the rates for carrying H. 81 g.
and per cent to fat on the borrowing side. The days
business at the Gold Exchange Bank as follows:
Gold cleared, sl7.SOOoO; gold balances s,l9O905 cur
rency balances, 81 1885, ,969
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25
NEW LOAN OF THE UNITED sTATES-CIRCULAR PRO-
POsALs-sCRIP IN ADVANCE.
Inn nt-pA pAuTNr }

WASHINGTON, Feb. %, 1871. \
Public notice is hereby given that books will he
opened on the 9Th day Of March next, in this conn
try and in Europe, for subscriptions to the National
Loan under the act approved July a. 1870, entitled
An Act to authorize the Refundlng OF tae Natlolla
DEBIT and the act III amendment thereof, approved
Jan. 20, 1871.
namely: =,
lions of dollars payable in c0in at the pleasure OF
the United States after ten years from the date OF
their issue, and bearing interest, payable quarterly
in coin, at the rate of five per cent per annum ,
Second Bonds to the amount of three hundred
millions of dollars payable in coin, at the pleasure
of the United States, after fifteen years from the
date of their issue. and bearing interest payable
quarterly in coin, at the rate of four and ha per
cent per annum.
Third: Bonds to the amount of seven hundred
millions of dollars payable in coin, at the pleasure
of the United States after thirty years from the date
of their issue, and bearing interest payaDle qual-
tery in COIN at the rate of four per cent per annu
Subscriptions to the loan will have preference III
the following order namely: . , fc
First: Subscriptions that may be first made t9r ilve
per cent bonds to the amount of two hundred NITROUS
of dollars; of which there will be reserved Io
DAYS one-half for subscribers III tins country ana
one-half for subscribers in foreign countries oh
Second: Subscriptions for equal amounts VI e"on
class of bonds 4 80 honda
Third: Subscriptions for equal amounts OF bonds s
bearing interest at the rate OF iouI anu q nan nan P0 G
cent and OF bonds bearing interest," ~ '"o i"'' -
Fogfi Subscriptions for any five per cent bonds
that may not be subscribed Ior III lhc pi'''''"9
classes. IL, ,-..;,... ,,.,I
When subscription is made the subscriber ot VIII
lac rrauired 10 deposit two per cent ol lllo aloul
trf il, COIN ar currency of the United states, or
in bonds of the class TO be exchanged, to be ae-
counted for by the Government when INC new Dol'us
are delivered; aud payment may De hlauo glitter III
coin or i'm bonds of the United states known rs FIVE
TWENTY BONDS, nc their par Nalue Ii, j..
The coin received IN payment VIII DE, apphe1 20
tbe redemption of iive-twenty bonds, ana the deDt
of tho United states will not DO increased by tins
loan. . ,, 49, - iii ,
The bonds will be registered or issued with con,
mons a. may be desired by subscribers. Registered
bonds will DC issued of the denomination VI SoO.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM LIvRRPOOL-In steamship The Queen March H-nf'
white Mr. Lsnoth c Gon Mr. Lang Mr. OCon3or at Sorke
Mr. Harrison Nj Mr. Nichols Ar. SbsrgOod MI hamburger
sp Mr. BROOKS and children Miss As
Kelly, Hutchinson wife, and children hr
Turner Mr Hall Cure Mr. Hsser Mr. Michael M Longlhn
FRON LIYERPOOLn steamship Heyads March f-W Beck ana
wife, Miss Horsn Alfred Sinclair t. d. he'He'
NT q.
PROM CHARLRSTON-In steamship James Adger, March "a
G q Pvo,t n o. Arnold j. KIDD A. T. Mics NJ LOgrey,
Miss Manly skeving W c Isey Mrs Middleton Mis-, MD
dletn and servant Hutchns @ sOpve W T. Caldwell, T. W.
miller Russell Iodges Thorne J. Covers C. H. Baker
and wife J. r. murray. and Ii the steefsge
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
sATrRDAY. MARcH 25.

SATURDAY MARCH o.
P,ror4 and Liverpool steamship City
q, London from Pier No. 45 ~ R. close at PostOhce at 5N m
Al station 7i5 2hi d. II9 p u on Zfih NO suHnen'
tery Nail Steamship sails At 800 a m a..
Bremen, steamship Donan, sails
tom f Of Tbri H0boken, close At the Post Once al II M at
station il5 a. m d. 1lO5 No Supplementary Mall Steam
Hsi for France via Bordeaux per steamship ST. Laurent sails
80 N r., close at the PotOcs ~ '''V H. 4''P
Elementary Mail -,., ,, oe
All Mails to-day II o'clock The PostOhce IS open IRON
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25
A. :. HATCH,
HARVEY FISK.
EIsK & HArCH


Bankers and Dealers IN Government Securities
No ) Nassau-st., New-York, March II, 1871.
We buy and SELL at current market rates, the First
Mortgage Gold Bonds Of the CENTRAL PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, and recommend them to investors
and others contemplating an exchange of their
Five-twenties, making new investments, as
frst-class security yielding liberal income on their
cost combined with perfect security, and having at
all times a ready market at quoted rates.
These Bonds represent a first lien upon the most
productive portion Of the Great National Pacific
Railroad which has already proved to be one of the
most profitable and influential railroads on this con-
tinent.
They are well known in Europe, and are dealt in
at the principal BOurses and Stock Exchanges of the
world including those of New-York, Amsterdam,
Frankfort, Berlin, ana London
We buy and sell Government Bonds, Gold and
Coupons execute orders in miscellaneous securities
at the New-York Stock Exchange, make collections,
receive deposits subject to check at sight, allow in
terest on balances, and do a general banking busi-
ness. FISK ~ HAICh'
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25

The State bcnd market was duh and without feature.
There exceptionally large business transacted In
South Caronas the rest OF the is having been entirely
devoid OF speculative interest. We annex the bids,
which are ae follows:
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25
DECIsIONs--MARCH "a.

Supreme Court -ChdmbTS-By Judge Cardozo-
Brceu SS Bukhout-Memoranda counsel In the matter Of
the application Of DuslsGrand Boiler sg CoDnoy-Ord M& set set
lied Henderson sg Vide sg CTsne-hoOh
denied The Peops the EewYOk The Tennessee Anc
CO-Refertnce ordered Sponhenn Iheiha
Jacobs Dale Jsebs-MO0n in both Denied see oAoh
kiper agt TWssl-Grsnted.
BY J13se Bsruari-Peck sinelair-Orier settled -,
/ Rarine COurt-Pdrt U.-By Judge Curtls.-Bless-
ipg AT PAIRING oaugmen verdict for the plaintiff of ~ 81
Sbd eos With Squr Johustone Referred by
consent ag Woane Archer sg Burgess stead agt MOSS
PGrt TTT-By Judge Shea-Greenbaum HrhbeinJuigmen
for defendant rs allowance The Ne~ork and Troy
Steamship Co sg- LGSn-Setled.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25
6ituations Uanteo--femalcs.

A YOUNG LADY, with cultivated voice, per
~ feet reader desires SITUATION church SOPRANO New
Yok or Brookyn address SOPRANO, No 10 TbOmast. NewY
EIRST-CLASS FEMALE SERVANTS sup
piled by PIERCE Co.. Bownggreen Greenhorn and othe
selections from American, Engh Scotch Germans S~eies lrh
GOOD German Female Servants at Mrs. Hild's
W German 27 Noro between yngon and stanon sts
NyANTED-A SITUATION by competent
w German Girl for general houewok, cook washer ami
ironer willing aud obgng Best Of city references Call at OJ
Bowerv entrance Hrstst
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25

COURT CALEEDARS-THs DAY.
MARtyg CoURT-TKiAL TKHx-PART -SHRA J-Caendsr called
allan
-..Csnpe agt Singer. -
UNITED DISTRICT COuRTS j.
Opens at II a IN.
Involuntary
aqso James joyce ct al AT l95 William J. Peck sgt William
John NJ. kelso. Nelch.
zq Johp Aver ait Milton L. Solomon ct al sgt
Curry George Moore.
R92 James Dwell sg Lucius L. Thompson sg Al
pben COnWeM bert u LansOn AhG "esieJ
lg94 Bradford willard et al sgt Story.
Clemeutne 5. Richardson
Gases argument
In re- Abraham Prince and Robert Prince, jr bankrupts
CorRT OF APPEALs-ALBANY, March Ahe following the day
calendar for Monday March a. l87lNos @ 49, 1885, l ltI lO5
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25
Gituations tOante6-- nlales.

AS ACHMAN-SITUATI0N WANTED
~ by single Protestant excellent groom ana careful
driver; AMI not ad Of woTA best Of cay %
Address J. w, Box lb2, Tribune OIice
A CAPABLE MAN desires a business posi-
~ ton Address K D, Box lao, Tribune Office
EARM HANDS at Bowling ng-green.-PIERCE
constantly hand frstca Swete Germans, Scotch
aBl English; also, Mechanics COschmen, and Gardeners
SCOTCHMAN and WIFE, Englishman and
- wife frtate Hands and Hoasekeeers Just arrived want
SITUATIONS North South Inquire at the Agency OF
PIERCE s Co, BoNlnggreen.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25

To BRoKERs-Wanted, position as Bookkeeper
Cashier stock Gold House bg Party thoroughly rofe 10
tie gwen Address w. l. J. 1 RO
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25

r,-,u p,cbard.on, Pastor Of the New England Con-
sss RsE %sr M S. i. % u. gsae cs.a
SUSDAf li he % Mr. Van behalf q the Ho",
hSa ans and others also make short addresses All cordially
invited =, -
Rev zee feo for ie benefit sabbath school n The unen Re
,G,%sd SS ss Sqi s II oscci ei cents esa
rev Dr. Checver win Prssh to the ongesaton Of the Church
- p parrps church Irngtonaye Forty st.
~, n p n .n1 DE- 1NoDl9OD, 'D ''Y-. WI r' " - Y.
cRteS EsS On 9r siSBiTh SRST o Preaching also
Rev. J. W. PqIlmnI vim preach s Church q Oar s''S9r %
MORROW MORNING and EVENING. Sunday school At p. m
Rev. Chas. T. Lee, at PlmpOn Building sugye3t Ninth;
seats free. Public cordially invited.
Rev; o. D. Fro,hnglam yill Rese1 Trs39r Lyric H,n
Subject Helping and letting Aone"
Aqains. 'hs & Ioy Sv1f & r. S.T @
s. Uqvera Church corner DGTnpg't commencing y O'CLOCK
MORROW, Rev r. HOLMES will preach at u and q M
and Rev Dr. GALLAuDEr nloi IN and q for deaf mue'
Caiecheical iDstruction at 4 p m.
seyenil-st. N: r. Church (sevenh,t, near Thrls7sl-
Preaching SABBATH MORNING At 10y o'clock By The Pastor ke
WHITE subject: sabbsthschoo at
Seventeen Years Among Little Wanderers.-Rev. Mr.
METER Superintendent Of the Howard Mission and Home for
England Congregational Church corner Miiisonaye and Pory
seventhst SUNDAY EVENING 7i Several most interesting
little girls from the Mission will be present. and sing some OF th
sweetest songs
seventeenih.si NJ z. Church, between First .nd second
aaiEvESSG ssai' S' Tss @ pr,yefneas . ?.
" M X %SBFfws ;o3 o GR s a;s sf Gburt % Be
SIeeu;hst between Sixth and seyeohaves on SUNDAY EVE
MING, at :. O'Clock.
The Filh-ave. Baptist Church, Forty sxthst ner Fth
ave- will celebrate is rieib Annvear SUNDAY The bh ny
Memorial In the morning by the Pastor Rev. IHoS AhS
TAGE d. d. Social Reunion Tie afternoon at p o'clock address
welcome ClIAS. T. GOODWIN esq addresses by keys
BOWLING. D. d wM II. PENDLBrOS H. ~ GALLlER and D.
McARTHUR and others sund1yehoo Reunion 10 the eyeIng 1
dresses hy Rev r. d. ANDERSON ID D., and Hon GbOhGb H.
ANDREWS All the former members Of the church and eongeon
ali who Sunday It's commencement
in lG4l requested 20 be present
Twenty-seventh-st NJ. T.. Church, between second and
ThrAes-PTeaching SUNDAY at lOt by Rev d. CUh1 AZ
H.. by the Pastor Rev J. T. SBARLBS on The keauoa :"
Christ to His People After the Judgment seats free
The Aposto ollie Rite of Confirmation VII be admin edin
the of John Baptist LeringOnaye, Thirty bt
on SUNDAY EVENING March &C. by r. Rev Dr. POTTER Bishop 81
New-York O'Clock Rev. Dr. DJFFlE, Rector VIII
preach MORNING i Strangers cordially invited and ur
nished with
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25
THE MARKETS.
fcsrefu!lr reported lor TEE rRInrvs. Z

PEGDAr March - III
sSUFS-Peeeiots to-day pkys; .J - p.
Pearls remain dull and prices nominal a. +3 5ar5 %
BUILDING MArBRIALS-Bucks IN good demand. sni pe
market firm articles quiet 0ut prices 'isy
A.a aHuufa
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
0.l7 Moon sets. 1850
HIGH WATER
Z.25 Hell Gate l:lf
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25

CANDLES very dU and prices nomnav unchargi We qnoe
Adamantne I2dl4 og.....3 ais Sperm Patent L-s Pol
Sperm, y b.,......- d50 namus ~ "a"
Stern Patent Judds pt5.39 40 Stearc, X g. Mitchell
Sperm Patent Mlcys.....39 30 Cos 10 ot ;..;.Y az
COFFEE-The market business being Onf Of ohung az
sce; we quote Rio l3Gc; Mamcabo 50l3c and java 594c
g: aes li6 e Rio per Memac and 5ldo per Ntrh Ara
DRUGS AND DYES-Mophine doll and heavy Opium Is ~ so
dernsnd prices advalc the market cons l Olef A
-. oout.ta a LurcLar ar.elnr W.