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New-York tribune., 1871-03-29

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

-T
M,Rcp 2326 ptgs Ashes pkgs BcesgaN. 6i5 bales Cotton 10
hh Cotton Seed OIL Loo bgs Cotton see, lJ rfes rse ~
800 bbls Eggs 29s bbs Flour 23 bush NLr sjJ hun
Corn 1894 bush Oats sols buh Barley ESQ on Aa 9gt
GsSeed loo bbl and 2sl bags Corn Meal 70
Oatmeal 259 bsgs E. Peas 37 bags Penuts 20 bales Hemp 70
Hops Hides ~ bis Hides, Jas sides Leher III t4s
4j bb. Mossre 663 bbls Spirits Turpenne - bl os
$50 bbls Pork 81 pkgs Cut Meats C6 pkg Bu ~ PIC Lao
l46 CLeese, lG pkg Beef 10 pkcs Grease - gs Suu
hhs Suar pkgs Starch pkgs Tea 10y n ll5 hhd AZ VA
boxes and Tobacco 4O bbls whisky e bae Wee,
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29

actions have not been large but there fair business done Bueno
AJres 2id2j gold for Hight and 2d25 do for heavy he scs
dste large compared with last year quote Bneuos Ayre
d25c Monteo 23 are. Rio Grande l3d23ic ent ~
Onoco 22a22ic.; California 22c Central America u1l
20d20t; not trimmed l 0l5c Matamos and heean, ztaIc
TeIas l8Ia l0c Western IsDlGlc, all gold " ~
GINhIEBOth Cloth Moderate
at tic the and i9dztc. for the latter.
AY-he moderate, but market tahy
GI Shipping ard 20G4 35 for Retail lots Straw remains
steady 81 and sOayle for Short do.
HOPS ady sales l25 bales l80s 53e for the lower gdes,
grades l2dlJc Old dull but prices are un'
changed.
H0RNs-Or are selling 90 for Rio Grand and s4a IS for Amer
ican Selected.
HBMP-san quiet bat firm 1t DE- goii American is dull aud
unchanged ~
iEDiGO-An active and prices steady We
quote : follows: ~
Madras currency. 20G 80 Caracas coo 10
Manila gold ....... l l00 | 30.
LEATHER-Tbe market Iemock Sole rather slow at the
able 10 Obtain concessions on n
lots receipts light there noticeable change stocks OAK
also favor sealy fair demandj strictly prime
scare we quote emlock-BnenOs Ayres. Hd2c California,
d28lc Onoco Damaged l9d2ic Rongh 2Sa OAK
Slaughter Qdf2c; CropTe 3GlOc Rough Jlae and Bellies
l8a2lc. all currency, y n.
METALs-Ingo, Cop quiet but prices are eafy New
sbeathing and Yellow Metal are without Scotch Pig Iron
steady demand American steady bot the demand
lqht New Rails good deman Pig Lead dull and
Ieayr Pig Tia still dull end prices weak Plates are steady
moderate iobbng demand Other arucs are HOu cna6
the demand being moderate. We quotes
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29
THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported tor THE TRIBUNE


fCarehilly reporte, OF TRIBuSEt
TUESDAY. Msrch %. 1871.
are firm and In fair demand I5a 81 Z5 Pearls
are doll IN nominal. 80, .,--,, l..
BUILDING MATERIALS generally still yery hrm, win soOi u
Mani. We
p.t. q Rosenlae = bbl.... Il ~ 23
\ n I. Il.......p NJ
.r,@v...... OOG 3 81 Common. . bb...........$ ~ -
Island. '1U % bn'
Fronts ". 10 gOGl3 o. Laths Eastern = h.''' %
Philadelphia Fronts. % O0dB % fLAsfEK PARIS. ,o,, ~
Nova Scota w. e tin' - sH'tt w
c.,.la nor - n % Nova Scotia b.. y OO0J ~
C,.t rer .35 n, -ICac East ACiY tO92 %
URboVS Ann BROOM CORN-Thcre a Moderate inquiry for
Hr,ons . dOz In Corn there Is Very little dong prices
hng somewhat unsettled; sales OF Red o; 4 Ahel oc Medium
Low. &C.. AMI Choice Brush or llu Corn at &C.
BRIS fLEThe demand moderate al fc ~ % Or American
GRAY and White. 800 =,
Southern
COTTON moderately active prices being weak yet without heay
ness sales sJo 2485 bales m last evening" including 1899
La for EXPORT ih for consumption and 80 transit for future de-
ver the qet last evening LOCO bales for April at
l4 900 has for MAY 3 4c 500 as FOR jane ami Jy AZ
lic tscs August ic aud to-day 80 bales r Mrh at
Ia l4ic bales April Is l5lbdic 300 bales for Aiy
at IL 6d bales Tor June at 10 l5l6Q M aud 200 bales for
Inv a lie VI au0te
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29
UNIos PACIFIC LAND-GRANT BoNDs.

OFFICE OF MoRTOs, BLISS 4 CO., BAskERs,
HEw-YoRK, March ~, 1871.
The undersigned offer for sale the balance OF the
Land-Grant Bonds of the Union Pacific Railroad
Company. The Road has been in operation about
twenty months. II is complete in all respects, and
Its earnings have averaged $s,UOOoo per annum.
These Bonds beaJ per cent interest coupons paya-
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29
Foreign exchange has been steady at the following

The steamer Thuringa to-day, TOOK out $500 specie
The money market has been easy and without notable
feature the supply being abundant at and per cent
q, call and an per cent for choice commercial paper
The Government bond market heavy during the
early Boards but improved in tone in the afternoon,
closing steady The Treasury will buy s2cOO 62Os to-
morrow
psk A. Hatch report as follows at b. IN.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29

Receipts 7S psg dned fruit Apples Only ihey are s~.
shng snd generally with Ia favor Of buyer stat az
hodng Tor &C. month have stey teel sod 81 4Ste
really fancy irsit is bringing 1c Pesches sclo, I'm
lower baekberes sk We note % ibl OIL apple a ~ 80
ping ~ bs 80 Grs cic, zo ship 2 T. q-s 81,
bags DO. &c, and lsS bll o0j Shore eac a h. a
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29

r, e,to bopd market firm, except on south caro-
~. ,tcb declined to C2! for the January and July
@ ma ron,essees were steady at a slight advance
,1th coronas also being fraction higher Missours
cold At o2a9i The volume of business was larger than
for several days past The following were the blds;
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29
financial.

'"''A''' DA No 4, PiSv-sr. NEW ioEk hlns VT FIRST
yu,IIr INTEREST COUPONS OF NE the tspNE
MORTGAGE BONDS Of the thiCAoV pan p;n 10 pod IN ses'
CLSyES RAILROAD COMPANY aue Ap ,s~. Of CesP.''
oa date, Pre''i A''' z JOINS scsrss
No 81 lfae-st N.rs ~ 1L
rsxr sTEEi Asp IKDx CONTAIN NEs t S,oekL oldes
ENIIE ANNUAL NELL ny Vr. -, rs.tss, ,ss .a,Ss b.
,ssr ard for ,bms Inspect, Of Eee's MI %TpSsspAY APnl
C.ppnny No 245 Peal ST., New. .lofAi Oh ''' -.
Poll. open al l. aud close al o'eIea poNSCK secfs..
IOHN MUNR0E a. Co, ,v,vyosK
" - ,i-..l,, Er,,,r. af Credit tot lra,eleis.
MlNROB - 60, No bee ssi''',
is,shie In GOLD or elui'a'A' an
yt,FN PER CENT INTEREST foI aD,,p ',',,, vsDes.i
fliuoi. Fsna tscarty obsusd wiz insrs q ego, III
Address JOHN ROCKWELL 10 ih""''
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29

FHTlTs AND BERRITs.

ch cou,uue to run price lot Of leo hores worth
"a last Fsl selling st ~ 70 per crate Ahs are wy a. W
i icr-hoe hardly lie induced 10
t lie hs, rar apl,s Il niures ther trade We quote; 90
% 80 A, Lh ~ t'C 20 (ran'ries hr.h - .oG - 20
"Pp"s' s".u 10 20 Do Gem 10 far.. | 500 : 20
~ N"' Do Barrels. 100 10 W
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29
Alusical Juetrnmenls.

NIuslrnI IueItnmfHIs.
A LARGE stock of PIANOS, best makers, 70
IN ERNT cheap for cash insialmni h, 1tea
10 Op-sss Pes es shl examine NJ " AERRELLs Ware
10 Unon-squsre OG5 Fourih-syel
A BARGAINS IN PIANOS, adapted to the
IA Ees Greet y. Ia styles and maleS New ana tecoho
hsad Menly psymeH'z taken TO rent At low prices - -,
T. S BERRY a Co.. 189 Broadway
EHURCH ORGAN for SALE, containing ~
~ banks keyf "a pedals suibsse, 10 r. tone
building tske its Vsee WI b. set cheap Apply
DE- GRAY q ELLISON
Agents for Smiths Ame rosn Organs
Uuiou krti orb
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29
Ivrrprsr-BrARISG LAND WARRANTS.

The Bonds of the NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD 20
are essentially LAND WARRANTS, possessing the adj
ditiona advantage Of bearing interest at the rate OF
$40 per cent in gold per annum.
TursE BONDS are receivable at all times at 10 per
cont nremum for the lands of the Company at their
lowest cash prices.
THE LAND GRANT of the NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD embraces some of the most valuable mineral,
agricultural, and timber lands upon the continent;
and to parties proposing to settle in the west or TO
purchase lands for investment these bonds offer the
unusual advantage of enabling purchasers to receive
liberal rate of interest upon their money until the
very day of the location of their lands
WE OTTER 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 Bonds, fur
nished upon application.
JAY COOKE g. Co., New-York,
Philadelphia and Washington,
Fiscal Agents n. p. Il. X. Co.
One of the Best Investments in the Market.-St.
Louis and SOUTHEASTERN First Mortgage Convertible
Per Cent Gold Bonds, issued upon finished road
running TO st. Louis and doing profitable business
Price 92I and interest. Inquire for particulars of
GEO. OPDYKE & Co., No 25 Nassau-st.
NJ X JEsUP & Co., No. II Pine-st.,
and at the Office of the Company, 81 Liberty-st.
NORTON, SLAUGHTER IL Co, WM. ALEXANDER
SMITH u Co.. HALLGARTEN q Co, recommend atter
n thorough investigation of the Affairs OF the Coln-
pany the EIGHT PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
or THE EIIZABETHTOWN AND PhDUCAH RAILROAD OF
Kentucky, az n very safe and desirable Investment.
They are only authorized to offer limited amount
of these securities at S7l and accrued interest. The
Bonds offered are on the completed portion OF the
Road, which is now in successful operation
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29
n. Y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE

FOR TIE WEEK ENDING MARCH -, loil
tExpressly IHZ y. Y TRIBUNE by Reuorterl
following Of good condition.
commission wholesale Slippers 10
ls, commissions beside freight and other charges
should be carefully marked with paint and the Initials
private the sender Should also be painted upon end with
paill indicating the Nail list Of the
articles side OF the and send letter by mail
tsnng ard also stating how and when Clean
packages putting will add much the value Of the
dlcc
BEANS AND PEAS.
Recents oftesns 1913 bush 0l3 less than the
vou. week corresponding week last $40 BUSH For the month
ended received against 1856 last month and
March 1870 The market weaken and sales u
difficulty when forced
they bad % be this IS bhl just selling
- 90 though Db so during the week 50 25 Tho
beog latter
heavy load Tor those trying control he o med note J
bb prime -; Il bh ~ IS and 81 bb choice a
- An arrival California beans is announced but they
vet discharged Of ii bbls red kidneys sold ~ 80 not
in color Canada peas scarce 2O bls free selling al 81 81
Southern baee weaker 50 bags gcing at 81 We qnoe
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29
FURs ASD SKINS.

II late slip Leip.ie Pair end ihe -
ACTIVITY in the trade though ooncesiDn made u ttes. -
complain u being Abe obtain Lsr ~ G
skins ony say that there Is much liaence fur S -
dtion shade Of color, &C., entering mo the g.,
that Il Is impossible inteDRerty represent evsyv la,r
The prices given certainly obtained here 6r u1sa,
No goods And s there sometimes difference o. esr,
Of color and quality The flr bu,n,. \.
quite trade learned only BY long aiy, Which old dealers ur.a
course the rejcctions Of country collectors nt l,e
will up these pnces Nor eaa he ss hir,
obtained country dealers 70 realize sS. m
sent here unes. there local manIsctung cemsli easb,
nov Is per Inferior those trapped early We qsos
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29
THE MONEY MARKET.
STOCK ExCHANGE.-FRST CALL,
lOt CLOCK A. NJ.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.-FIRST CALL,
l04 O'CLOCK A. NJ
Srlss GCrs-1meft BoqfS
On mo II ..llS1 5o1 $50 Con 65 n....llet
30 00 L. $4,000 67..,..~1lo 2oOooU s. % lesO Rog..Os
go bet call .lFp5l
Sas OF BOadg-BdH RdlroddhSpfes'
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29
Daucine ACADEMIES.

A DODWORTB's DANCING CLASSES
"A. POR LADIES. GENTLEAEN, OK CHlLDREh. a.. -,
NOuNMGS bFTERNOONS EVENING. Now receiving pupils al
No II. Fsve cor Twenty sIts or No 68l fihave Send o
0 cTcasE
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Geachcrs.

A LADY, accustomed to teaching, is ,Idesirous
" - ogg reaa.agceut in afnly school Her qlaliea-
-, & Of te Esr.h Branches, Hls, Painting Ia OF ami water
O. - sA various STYLES o. blw Ee- Tere ee sie qneIceon
able Aedress IEAC1kR Boz 2, ka'eas G-lsT CO.. \. !.
VQTANTED-TO 90 TO It. Paul, MiQne esQta, as
w TBIyATE TUTOR egt,,m.n ho esn erlg e te' as
70 " liberal salary viii be pail All arSEers 10 tbs al
rj.r,nt 9ust be by letter, adltssed TEACHER WANTED
JTfh Avenue 10 a. Nc-i IA lie SH0"u' Nu sV "O 'Oi 5
he has bcen lgagtd - te@e.iAs .-
No commission WiN be paid 10 school agencl's
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29

The aggregate Of exports exclusive of srccie)
from port of NewYork to foreign ports for the week
ending March y, 1871, was S4,44l 092.
The following is the quarterly statement OF the Ma
tional Banks Of the City oi NewYOrk:
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29

romra; Muscovsdo do Chyed 81 oe roTo hoo
40d43c o. d65c sales IS bids Porto kco Al SsdoVc
NAVAL STORES-Spts Turpeune has been moderately aet'e
favorable foreign adces hghri ssie ~ oo
9ta9lc mechantab We quote shipping oer ~ PC
has been moderate movement Rosns for export and the market hss
continued firm sales 1900 bb ~ 67E ~ 10 for Strained he
dull yesterday quotations Tar Ae1e~ "
- ~ fl Wmin gton and - IS for NeNbern o- ,,,,
OLg-Amecan Linseed is firm At Sc Tor chs A1 CO.. Vt Dps
Grade pe Il nue Whale and In fair demand henhsd.n
oil Gm Cotton dull and heavy al Soc for Crude oher o'
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29

5000 Tenn 6s, ola.. 6i
3 tsp ............ ID
% .tsiO....s....s.. "
2. 600 Tenu 6s me-. &
5000 No Car Go. o. a
II. ?.OOO...........s 4
q.Ou1 Sou Car 6s ne
Jan. and Jul L.... g
10, O,O00............ 9.
l0W0............ O.
40,W'0............ &.
l0.cO0........... o.
5000 Missouri 6s,. 2
1000 Erie 4th m... %
lNNl..........s.. i q
, 'hiO Mich Sou STA
I Ronds........lU
10000 Central PAci
Gold Bonds. 8
1900 In Pac.hc I'd
lst mott. i.s....... D
10000 Un'on Pa 1s,
Land Grant BIDS 4
3.oO1 Union Pac Is.
luComc........ss
10000 Chi N y We
con honds....... u
2.G0l Toled 4 Wab
Equip't B'ds..... ~ ~
500 Nor S rs 2. y
2O0o CT Wes 2 M. ..
2O0OPiFtW 4 CO =
5000 Clcye 4 Pits
COW tO1sls...... y
1850 1oie a WSb
s. Louis Div .... q.
loco NIL l. So Pl7
80 Con b'ds.... q
a. COZ Col Ch 4 In
Cen lst inortgsge 81
10 900 Col CD q In
Central ......2m 8
ls.olN............ o.
200 Tole 4 Wa !. ..
1000 S0'h Pa Of VI
1t mortgage e.... .
80 Ne ~ B'k.....ln.
5 Seventh W'd T.. Ia,
20 Bank of Repuh. .ll'
- P.rk Bank.,..l6'
81 Hanover B.....lo.
2OO Mar hand Cl... q
iO0.........bct C. 3.
10 Cumhorlni Col
and IrJn......... x
IN..ssssstssssssfs -
2u0 Qucksilyer..- j.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29

0iL CAh-ihe s S4 do in Ises at 4 80 tan ctTency.
on nESIA fair demand sales Of 700 bags at % goa
o PEPPERMNT-The demand fair at 90 2j 2 10 for Pure in
tin
PR0vIsIoSs-Pork du but Srm he osgngs beng Mall W
sales in ob o; Ts beis 20 y -t G @ Prime % Me.s hr To-
y he Take, i firm i'm M ,Hi hsRRe R '1 f. 3 2S and IN
42l 1Jd %2l 8 for Apni % ana pi.ir Mess and l5g
: for Extra Ness Beef in moderate request and Prices are
steady sas rs tea at SCG ~ io tfm m @ los his =. s25
G sbe and l5Siic for Hams Bacon steady ard in moderate
I @ e mot Cgmieard AZ GA Oc sales Of l5O bTs., at lc
for Cuberiani Oic for Stcn ta bed DrsSe1 oT % At 5 bt
sT b o e $50 b6ls AMI & at Re- for no 2c City 2i
d2.c fir prime Sesm and l2fc for Kettle henleai of ~.
delivery market quiet and unhange sales 70 tc Tor
PETRoLEUM-The market has been du snd with the
holders have made concessions 6st THIS ai
to moderate demand sales 500 b az l3 On tie
Creek dBl 81 either road For Refined there .
be good speculative inquiry. but OF lower sales oJ b last
hall Ap 2lc; hslf aLe 25.c 900 bhN May at
2c 900 do June, at 2e loo do July at ei ECO 9o' gt
June July at 254c and 2@O do = o. July at te IN fhaqe
pha the market lower with only light blness dougi sales
iOcO bbs for March 23lc and so bba for April at 4c
ERICH with good demand 6a8sc for common to
prime Cans Foreign steady and IN fair demand sales OIL |oO oag'
SG4RsIas Suars fairly sctive and @ 9a9s fair good
Renug g No u BoIi ale l0 h1ds s8c for common ana
9!a9 for He grades efnigg Cuba and $50 boh's Havana on +
Kearei doll d weak at 3c for liaris l2d2c Tor White Az 4
Timothy held per bush Calcutta Lnseed qaet sales 1850
bag. the rot IN Boston at - ~ g9al A. d .tto5
SEQ faT the Is& grsies virsiais quoted at SSOas5O
SOAP-Casiie Is very quiet at l0i ale 2 ID.
TALON and in fair demand sales 1900 ID at dec mainly
WOOL les active; ger generally well
present dealers not inclined to Operae the de-
uapd il generals for small lots: holders descriptions the
stock Of Fleece Wool turning their
attention to those cheaper descPnous Paed Wools are moderately
request; e arrivals having been promptly taken chiefly for
wHsKY arme bat the advance checks business sales 225 bb
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29

Live poultry Is eong In more freely Picked ge'e ~, urs
Of them going as low 81 per pair Prime m ed poo
receye-are selling aloe Plight pigeons not Fei sni
from 81 Is p2 62 per doL We quote;
The New York herald., 1871-01-15

SSsH SSs$ #SSE #$S$ aE EaE sSESzss kiSES7s SSsE
- sss S1ss sEssIa SHssIa syPEoW syPEoW 4s As k!z
rT snr MIG
rah i aisSs1E sESSEE AssE As dHF slafiSS F5sD
THE CENTRAL PARK SKATING POND
THE BEST EVER SEEN IN NEW YoRx.
OLD CATHERINE MARKET.
THE WORKING FERRY BOAT
EVERY SCENE NEW.
EVERY SCENE NEW.
FIVE FIVE INV INV sas sEAs sasH tsE'sEs 4TgsAs 1FsE4s
saEH ;;sfi $sB ssHs' Ssh4ss
The fascinating sEEE: sIEEE. A4bbEEzzaSBsHES37: AbEEzaSBsHsS37:
THE EhE SySEEEsss SSSEss 81 81 THE The ia fSR
Iss s S$sS@ S$ssH $ss|H
Mr. Mr. DSk DSk sA4SSRRss Mr. B|yk B|yk ssAAssDB sAsD
THE HssBHs e; $as the
NJ, n,,aS IIEz: MILE MILE fSssoSs FUssoS m
= ss,,Ss's, ssS vocalist H. A'I''A
OVER 100 ARTISTS APPEAR.
INV INV S$ES SSsS Is 4 f f $zs VAS zsB zsB IS
qs sAFSEE FH iSp HSSSsHr sSkbnE
NlDAo' aAHRdz tsF2sAn,nrsp su5gHss s5ss9s sAADHs'
oRAsBB BlssAAHE44 aSDssGHs 9g AGE
''s'''' ''''t USSisprRoAoHAgLE sSi sPLENDoR
GREAT SPECTACLE
w 0s BLACK CRoSK
with 'a saa As sEw ssnEs
TINE TABLE oF psS n E%fTkEs OF THE
se'elsssz,cus1A1sp pkASk kisHs. CROOK
s:IIs-SsaIlst ds. FIsSrs, Nile Adrian as Flora
as aHH sass dss sfns Y Ms. scnaa
ssoGrsnd peysoping Scene from The Grosso the Fer
sSsS od Sassn Sn inc o'''Ai cascade
:, 3; So g. The Pas s DC peax Bonfansi and SovIssimo
iSs1Saateh i Sa a1tf Girls Dance
10 08-The Parsienne Matelot Dance.
SsSs SS: sTsa: ssss a.4ss Mss and Goodrich
FaEA 5S Sew bses sssne
Curtain falls at 8 minutes after II O'Clock.
sEvGRaE noSRAf SRA AND
rREsRsT M sf RGSsSfss %osbEsFrs q adSSR as
E55E
w1SkIE WHILE
rhA z'f SSsEH fEEn5ESa5fSassFP .,
II The Ga4sRt most perfect h har sqanads, an SA'
ana
MRS. F, B. coNwAy,s PARK THEATRE, BROOKLYN
:" Mr. R9sRS', SoaS +: 4; 20 oow'ssss 4
MnfsEE
THE HOLLAND TESTIMONIAL.
'HHSR 81 2Sa pFSSFsgsA590S
BENEFIT OF THE " WIDOW 5eS AND CHILDREN
LATE oEoRdE Ss 'se HOLLAND.
As1
TIE lEssssR4E 4Sza&sEE AEgAFz III
sSSHrfS THEATRE $SS H5sA5s
Park 'AsiSE Ht'Er n SSxHsS EHFSN
Jhs following atIsts,amoDs cthers-Rave kindly oasrsl
Miss GS EaSA fHoaFsoS,Q HoaFhnsSgQ Mme ara sasHgA
Sssason ss sSHSa
JAMES ". WALLACK, J. l.. WALLACk,
JOHN E. OWENS, EDWIN ADAMS,
CHAS. WHEATLEIGH, BARNEY WILLIAMS,
L. p. BARRETT, r. b. CONWAY,
j. s. CLARKE, f. L. DAVENPORT,
GEO. L. FOX, JNO. BROUGHAM,
w. j. FLORENCE, HARRY BECKETT,
JOHN GILBERT, WILLIAM DAvIDGE,
WILLIAM WARREN. F.S. CHANFRAU,
E. MOLLENHAUER, T. BAKER
c. OPERTI, w. WITHERS,
JAS NJ. WEHLI, II. STOEPEL,
+. STREBINGER, T. DEANE.
THE GEORGE HOLLAND TESTIMONIAL
Ladies and gentemen desIrons Of offering their profes
The New York herald., 1871-01-15

THE GEORGE HOLLAND TESTIMONIAL.
Ladies and gentlemen deslrous Offering their profes
siona services in aid of the Holland Testimonial Fund a
respectfully invited to address
JAMES SCHoNBERG,
Stage Manager,
Wallack's theatre.
The New York herald., 1871-01-15

TWO FRONT ROOMS TO LET, WITH BOARD; PLEAS.
Call for one week.
The New York herald., 1871-01-15
R0ARDERs WANTED.

ITO LET, WITH BoARD-oNE HANDSOMELY FUR.
J. nished front Room, third story cold water
panresi location unexceptionable. Apply at 46 East
Twenty y.frst street; references.
The New York herald., 1871-01-15


The following artists--amop,
their professional services.
Miss ISABELLA GLYN,
Miss CARL'TA LECLERcQ,
Miss LYDIA THOMPSON,
Mrs. d. p. BOWERS,
Miss MAGGIE MITCHELL,
EDWIN BOOTH,
JOSEPH JEFFERSON
JAMES W. WALLACK,
JOHN Z. OWENS,
CHAS. WHEATLEIGH,
l.. p. BARRETT,
j. 8. CLARKE,
GEO. l.. FOX,
w. j. FLORENCE,
JOHN GILBERT,
WILLIAM WARREN.
4. MOLLENHAuER,
G. OPERTI,
JAS. NJ. WEHLI,
F. STREBINGER,
The New York herald., 1871-01-15

IN BLEEcKER STREET, NEAR THE BowERY.-A
lU gentleman and wife, also gentlemen, can be accommo
dated with Board.
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
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Box sheet now ready
j. Every Evening at s; Saturday, Matinee sta
FIRST appearance shears q shs celebrated Comedian
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HIS LAST LEGS.
OCallas han with song Of "Widow Machree'D,
Mr.. FRANK DREW.
MIR. LEFFINGWELL, WEIGH EDWARDS,
THOMAS WIlIFFIN, FIXED XAksDEN, HARRY JOsEPHs,
MISS ELLEN LEWIS, MISS AGGIE WOOD,
MISS BELLE HOWITr,
MISS BLANCHE GALTON, MISS SARAH GERMAINE
And the entire Company In both Pieces, with
FIRST CLASS CHORUS AND CORPS De BALLET,
AND Mr. WITHER'S SUPERB ORCHESTRA.
Eth AVENUE THEATRE,
y Twenty-fourth street, rear Broadway.
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00D STREET. WEST. 49, FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
= Board for gentlemen wives and ingle ntlenen
private, convenient terms very moderate for
he winter.
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A YOUNG FRENCH PROFESSOR DESIRES To GIVE
IN private lessons in French, Latin Greek, teach
some children, in exchange for his board Address b. C.,
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN REQUIRES A ROOM, WITH
"A Board and gas terms S per above Tenth street
Fren Ii family preferred Address box 2o Herald Office.
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10 ST. LUKE'S PLACE, LEROY STREET, NEAL
IU Huison.A gentleman and wife or Two single gentle
be accommodated With Board terms moderate.
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IT PERRY STREET, THREE DOORS FROM WAIVER
Ill lev place. near Sixth Single Room secon
foor, furnished with Board lunch at and dinner At 69
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-16
From n Sumner Point Of View

The Boston Advertiser, the accredited organ
OF Dir. Sumner, certainly paper steadily
friendly to that gentleman, saws that the ap-
pOiRtment Of DIR. Howe on the Dominica COM
mission is an excellent one, and that Presiden,
Grant, By placing the secretaryship OF the com
mission at the disposal of bosom friend OF
Senator Schurz. and inviting to the commIs-
sion itseh an intimate and long-tried frienI Of
Senator Sumner, has shown a disposition TO
pour OIL upon the troubled waters, such as was
shown by President Lincoln after the defeat Of
his favOrite Louisiana scheme. The Adrer;issr
thinks that the appointments on the commis-
siOD s. are in themselves all that could be asked
~ the opponents of annexation, and yindjcsfe
the President frcm any design 70 make the COM
mission stalking horse for scheme ready to
be eonsummated in spite OF it," And, further
the Adrsrtissr holds that they are not the kind
OF men to play part in any snap judgmen,
designed to get annexation through before the
ith OF March next under a plausible pretext.