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New-York tribune., 1871-04-08
THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMHSTIC MARKETS.

pg.
BNrrxOuE Apr L-lpt;On du, nomIN ava ln'uaue
s,Ds1 ,nd in goo demand M low an meum grades HoSss
6ne IS 75G Is 2 Extra 80 "a 81 9o 90 fss - P,n,
City Mills supefne SEA 81 2Si do kur' % 20 & 5 Al s,
sg5Od III Western Supor6Be - I39 20 90 & Whit ~
DO Family 81 256 So Wheat Ermer Choee anl fsny ~ %
4s2Oo Fair Prime 81 coo 81 3d. Prime 70 .s@s s Ok "a
% O5; FAIR Good 81 55d 81 70i Common wa III
Indiana 81 g. 81 63, Pelnsylvani va elto , old
and nominal Bseon-s6oalers sd9c RIB Sides WA,
sllt6iltc Hams, l7al7ici Lard, l2ic Mess roi1 F'
W" Aprl 7-whest finer advanced c No ~ va
81 as, No Red al Rejected, 81 2 Corn he'!i hs'
sac no sses Petroleum qaet - o. Rehne slse w.h.sh
ToIEpo April Flour Qae. Wheat dcli No NJ EI,5
Si s7I No White Wabib, 81 o. Corn dul sn5 -
M,ei 5Tic Low 56lc 0As dull sDl unehangrl ae,s,FSS
NJ. y1onI bush l9CO bush Corn o" oas go A
Osxrge Arrl 1-Four steady and unchanged; sales, uhs
AZ IS for No Spring, 81 IS for Amber winters IS N
MIrsaies Club At . So DO. Al So 81 % .os
At lots Oats dull sales one car Nsa ~ - rsSo e
Re and Peas quiet Corn Meals ~ ior BOle - " -,
u owt Mlei unebsRged Shorts e9Si shp,.as poia pc
90 EsnYorf 6Oc to Albany a2c; Mled. Bosioa s' 70 wv
York, So to Albany, - 20 Y tun 60, ,,,, ..,ly and
CIyclxsAr April 1-CotoB quiet and unehanged f'li -, h,
In @oese demand Family 50 909se 30 Wheat ss.y So
RE dull nominal at 81 0iGS o. Oats So sod - IA an
demand Barley good demand full prices Mess porA G
changed lard dull and dropping sales al III dutc beA ses
asking Tdc for Shoulersi Sc for Clear hbi s3" o RIM
B,con dull and droopng-4skng &C. for shouSersi si LOT
l0ic for Clear sides. Tobacco tisady aud ene1AAsS
amwarxrx April 7Four unchanged wAesi qrle,i No. . sra
xsnkec > n, No do 9s Oa dul and nominal ash ~ ~
and scarce-So MIIei ellie Rye steady Nc N Sss.a a
changed. Recerts-l bbl Flour, 2o9 tuih "seA]
--t t0U hhls Flour 5000 hush. Wheat gTI
CucAGo April Flour dal, No Wheat dll aaI Al NJ
~ 2i cash 81 az II 2S seller Arl snenoon go, OF u
aul afternoon heavy .. pa"
AMI nomina Ryr easier 9alc Barley nominal s o c..A
active AZ &C. Mes Pork Quiet sad l0"er' sS'""'"
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF SBw-YoRK.. APRIL l.
CLEARED.
sss%:S @ S Sa. d5;EsE aSl'r'oa brothers
Steamship D. Utley, DAVIS, Philadelphia 80 o...,,-c.
Ssens9G Erin @ ta1sEP9G a 100 os SsoTs s. Sl'i%:P 1sa Co
BARK EsPegc tBf way Cork or Falmouth odeer, Peabody
Bari Angel. Gsll Praino Venice r.bsi cGsqgoe
BsIs Aaadn & SSor s1 seneU ssSne .eS rTpSn S
BARK Counsi (Br) Bartlett, Wilmington, Geo. !. Bailey.
Ba Br1 ta 4@s ESa @ & hSeF S Dc GaS Evans
BS @ II15sP9c s r. cS Sga Jaae c S gas 1g cgS w Co.
Sch Porto Plata Montgomery St. Marc for orders, Eggen HEN.
sclr Annie Hooper Beaton Gloucester R. J. Goodwin Son
sS ss 1sSy 4 NV & aonsSn FcS L'i Ss.s H y. son
sc scs S19 & Mf dssS 5a9 sH M as bs s
sehr Cabin, ClarA Mqqgash Jed Frye Go.
sebr seIa Fl H. ~1riSees 1Rtne a. snith Yew.iisven
schr. Nellie Bloomfield, HObbie, Stanford
Steamship MORO Castle Aism, Havana Apt m via Nassau
steamship Virgo Bukey Savannah April with me and pass e
BARK Teens dali Viola Palermo 90 days
Giles Co Passed Gibraltar Feb li was u days north Of Hae'
Bark Ais Penegn;t tf Baados Ssen Rio J.nsro 20 day,
lon had fn weather Cape HAeH as north Of Hae'
Brg Haze tcf Proviiene Hooper Baltimore d, with coal to
RE- Eva Johnson Johnson MataIas - days
isses vessel to Brett Son Co. Was days north Of Hae
Big james Fraser (Br) Matheop POinsP GuaiaOuge 10
days with sugar to H. A. swan vessel to Bird Perkins Jones Was
schT VIM @ Movry (o Calais Eson Galveston 20 DAYS with
H.
Wa hove TO Florida and Haters with strong
variable points Of the aud days north OF
April the Gulf Stream picked large wooden buoy
marked No. S.
Schr Bhors Pride (oi Annapolis N ST. Martha ssgui 10 days
with mahogany and cedar Aberda Kmey vessel to Hen
Parker Has had moderate weather up to Hsea and been days from
thence with strong nOrthery winds.
Schr SabnG (Of Bath Curner hatanz IL days with moas 10
Brown Pnctue vessel TO L. Merchant Col has been
DAYS north Of Hatteras with n. 4 gales
schr John CLAYTON, Knapp NOlwAk
Scbr Sunny Side, ID NoTthpOu.
Schr Phoebe Elizabeth Hil, New-Isven.
Shr Hanel Newell Gon Mahs with lumber to Simpson Cpp
& Co.
schr. John Wright Dickens NewIsyen.
schr. Copy, Mills Hew-ihyen.
Srhr John r. Brsk, Wilson Bridgeport
Schr. Geo w. Wilson Harris. Mlaone Poat
sehr. Caroline Davis Norwslk.
echr Robinson, Mschas with ath &c. 20 r. Talbot Co.
Schr SnalTa, Gates Mschs with lsth ke to Talbot Co.
Schr. Excelsior, Murphy, Southport
Scbr. Thcs Jefferson Ferris stamford.
Alc0ra Smith Macbas days with lumber Simpson Clspp
sohr. }. y. Treat Strong, Virginia,
schf. X. Mason Gibson. Virginia
schr. J. II. Segune, French Virginia.
NIND--Surdown. light, g. s. w bsry.
For idtesf Ship Ners see Fitth Pdge.l
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08
THE MONEY MARKET.
FRIDAY. April T--P.


The day has been q partial holiday in none
tar, o,rclos The Stock Exchange and Gold Room
closed. as were also a large number OF the brokers'
onlcos though the banks and Government Offices re-
maIped omen the day not being legal holiday In Lon
don, Good Friday was strictly observed however and
no quotations were received by Cable The STOCK market
here was strong, far as we nao any n'iAe' eou"y
,ostordav,s nrices beng well maintained. few oper
ators gathered on tho sidewalk in front OF the
Exchange. but tho dealings were limited and
did NOT. perhaps, comprehend more than 1000
shares all told largo portion OF these were IN WaoaSn
at eO a6Oi peculiar prominence peing gwen 70 .1
20 tho lake shore and Michigan Central Company at
per cent for both classes Of stock An active business
has of late been done in Reading between operators
hero and in Philadelphia As the sellers have been prn
cipally parties in latter city, the movement mas re-
suited in the shipment OF conSuerapie "
cv 20 that CITY The following the street quota
tO-lay
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08
CORPORATION Notices.
CORPORATION NOTICE.-Pnblic mo

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public notice is
house, s sS % 70 s UsnsI % DI $ % %
following hv. been completed and are LODGE in The once
For laying Belgian siItthira street between Third
aFoI laying Belgian pavement in Fnssnh'rs. between Eighth
3-PoI laying Belgian pavement in Forty t.,,si between Fourth
4@Por ayinr Robbns p,vsmsn, in between
5-Por ssggfg westerly between Thirty eighth
6-Por setting gutter and tagging Seventy
-Pof setting gutter tagging northeast Of Ma,
s-For sIs cn6 and gutter tagging Of Nos DC and %
anE erosTi Fourth at The nOrihey in.
O~POr laying Fourth a. the sOutherly in
h5g FOrythd street. at the nOrhery
y0a;.so. .il.es ayes and fourts .Tena. e
FS; ySs ,.. sISs.s SESS: No. No. m .1s s BISidr
ls-For Ane erosswslt opposite No 2s2 nlson-street
i7-For syas eroswsi opposite No ~
sPor laying er0sNst At The nohsr intersection oi King and
i-FoT laying erov, from northeast north we'. Of
MPoI ynr cros,ssi .ero,s intersection Of
-POr laying Fvenu. at 'ouhery side Of One
tn. limits y assessments include all the
and lots ground vacant o, pieces and P.ree; Of land situated on
th. eIttnt Of hsli The bfoci the n,er,.etns
Both aide, q Heu,h' from Eighth to Snshavenus to the
~BotI side. FOrty Madison
the Of half The block the interesting streets
ds, s. 1S5 S ~ T sf,s r 10 The
westerly aide of sseOnda'nUs from Thyeshih to Thirty
ninthst
THE norht asj eohtf Of Maront,dd Prince hftsL
81be Known Nos 8 and % Wes Ihieenthsreet
9The north aide Of fouh
sides Foah between ghteen aud Nineteenth streets
The sOu de Of Eighteenth Fourth
running esery and westerly half the bloch bee9m, spd both
between Seventeenth Eifheenth
1.-THE north aide Of Forty third street between First and Thdsve
both Of Second from Forty third Forty fourth
street
l-Te de Of between Broadway and Third
arenue both des Fourth from Thirteenth to Fourteenth
i9-BOtb ddes Of B, Broadway between cunOn and Jefferson
H-Th. Deysreei Warrington.
and both dss Of Green between Deg and Coan
I-Both sides Of Canal Spring
B-Bot ndes Of street from Canal 70 Grand street
l7.Botb ndes Of Hnhsre from Avenue " Avenae D.
B-The noh aide Of King from Washington West street,
and the sssrr aide Of sstreet from King W Houonsree
1Tbe nOheriy nde Of from Church Arlington
street and both sides OF Green from vesJ Barclay street
21be souhery side Of from Cbatham 10 Madison
street and both des o MIsonsee: from Roosevelt 70 Chestnut
2Tbe souhe side Of 0uehundred street commencing
First aster westerly half the boei there
from and both sides Of Pint commencing
tenthsiTee and sutbery half the bloch herefrom
All whose ress Affected by the above named
10 their ohcons In writing Richard Tweed Chairman Of
the Board Of their Once No. 10 thsmttet within
~ RICHARD TWEED
THOMAS u. ASTEN
hfER MYERS,
FRANCIS A. SANDS,
Board Of Asesou
Ohes Of Bo,rd OF a.s,.or, New Yort March u.s. 1911.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
| HARVEY FISK. A. s. HATCH
OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH, BANKERS, J


No. NAsSAU-sT NEw-loRK, March q, ISL J
The FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS
OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD COMPANY
of which about S6,O00,000 have already been mar
keted-are secured upon an East and West Trunk
Line of Road 427 miles in length, the greater part
Of which 227 miles, is in profitable operation, and
the remainder rapidly building. When completed it
will establish short economical and favorte route
between tide-water navigation and the chief rail-
road and river cities of the West.
Besides the immense volume of through traffic be-
tween the East and West which this Road can conf
mand by its superior advantages in distance grades,
fuel and unfailing navgable connections this Road
must convey enormous quantities of the superior
smelling, camel and bituminous Goals of the Kan
awha Valley and the iron of Virginia and West
Virginia, which are in demand at both ends of the
line
The value of the property, the certainty Of large
and profitable business the established reputation
and credit of the Company. and it's able and honor
able management give to these securities an aSsu-
rance of superior value and safety.
They may be had in Coupon or Registered form, and
in denominations of
$1,000, $500, and 800.
Price 90 and accrued interest from Nov. l.
We have prepared pamphlets, showing the agricul-
tural mineral and manufacturing advantages of the
adjacent territory and the traffic facilities and nan
cial prospects Of the Road, which will be furnished
on application. FISK & HATCH Financial Agents.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08

O.y. clo,h oil ss Modern British Rs'.yi'ts eoh. 81 si
Rawinsons Herodotus, el so Theirs French hevola
ton al 20 spepcers Rssayist, ~ 80 Towes History
OF Henry v ST. Appletons Illustrated Library of Romance In acts Of
20 yols tN Dckens CLOTH 81 05 hacsh 81 " LothAr
O; Miss Yonges Works cloth 81 90 Appetons S,elopedt Of
clio sd Bourne the steam Bngne cloth 81 81 Cleve
land and Bscsus on Architecture 81 @ Darn Origin Of sreco
re Roman uper the Rmpe n Danas Househo Book o Poetry
~ Is the same morocco 4C Mooes poeteal Works S4 shake
snea works - 20 sydney Smiths Critical Worss l5 Taors
Nspnoi Of story 81 Recreaons Of Christopher North CLOTH 9
The Man Who Langhs cloth, Sc
law library comprising collection OF English Chan
cery Law and Equity Reports. and other works, sold
ot auction yesterday by Bangs, Merwn d Co. The fol-
lowing were among tho works sold:
Goulds Peang ~ 33 Bunburs Reports SOC ndmsrch on
Patent Privileges Al awkns Pleas of the Crown vols, 81 5O
Discovery Of Evidence $3 Hi and Denis - nafd on IN
un-tons 81 25; Hsrd Sales 81 So Conkling's Admiralty
= sO Coer Prnershp 81 Cowen Of the Peace
Crocte she1as ~ 81 Curtis Law Of Patents - 20
Cungs Law and Practice 81 81 Coke Leton, - % C9.e
Reports 81 -; City Bills So 73 Chtty Contracts 90 nus
sells Reports vols So so; lounge and COyo 81 2 hsres ne
yOls 81 III Maonaghtens Select 81 l3 CooPers
Casc ~ 2i Dart Vendors end Purchasers 81 5 Dhe On
Attachment S2 Dayton 80 25 bngsh ana u
Reports u vols 81 Bpnssses Nsi Prus Reports " 9
Receivers Equity, SO; Dixon Maritime Law %
Cases ~ 49, smons and Stuart ~ 25 TamyTs Osse
Myne and Keen vols So BynkeOck on The Law OF war O
Grahsm Practice 5c Grant Corporations ~ " fearn on Re
~ Is Jeremy Equity jur Scon SOC levin Law Of Trusts
and Trustees Commentaries 80 5O Marvin Wreck
Salvage 2 Moses MADdamus 20 IS; Leacbs Cases in
Law SO COS Jmes Bankrupt Law Of the United States 81 &
Moutons Chancey Practice vo Soe Modern Reports IL yo
h
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08
THE CLEVELAND BAPTIST UNION on STATE All
go sECrARIAN INSTITUTIONS.

TO sECTARIAN INSTITUTIONS.
The Cleveland Baptist Union has issued a
declaration against the acceptance of State aid by their
denomination in which they make the following points
We hereby dsown all approval Of and dtheeoe al completely WITH the
act before ot
believe disastrous snagonis to al true Bsp
tsi principles and polty.
We believe That the which sctd the Society the set
insufficient unoun AMI utterly iusOr To accept aid from the
civil 6uhOres heu public nmeu has been repeatedly outraged
b. bs Of public property and Of money raised from general
the sight 4 the nation completely with the
Seh Bapt thus compromised would practically abei instead VI
TIE plea urged by that the immunity from tsraon ef church
properly which Baps have with all other denominations
g from the civil The with The question,
- parallel pertinent the and there
fore not valid b. inference favor Of the objected TO- The
e tas rropy Of tie public snd gives for century 10 sect
ssuon church property held for general religious would
s money from sect eIpeHd for TIE public Tie immunity from
ttor not m sect but smpy for5eraDce TO exact taxes
@ et al sects Sk being before the law m such ObesraBce
wa ba t seegt the plea Just or peinsn became the civil
-s aud because udgent Bpus be sustained n this Home"
DAi therefore Bp ngh, take from the civil power the
ns spP0ug Tie Of ther Christian households who
is lI Deofne public charge F0T ourselves rcpuste
pee ot "u pognsn 70 all just Baptist not Christian, senh
mn a. 70 provision tr the bat authorizing admitted Kim
oea ef1ls wholly nie.enshe ami practice int efa To sep
hos ese Fap and share and therefore Illicit u
IuDhe pop S soemn believe be not only in violation Of
but bOn0red faith and
20 s1foas slg sebdefeaDg sih shame and
's''a IL indeed 1t dot' not involve Us in guilt.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

~ -
Ip,t nkg B,e,wsr Cotton seed CsEe 20 Dds to
ton soe OIL 5s bales Cotton. T23i bbls Flour 70 'asn &
N 2O bnsh Corn II go bush 0a, 80 bush MAI LO5 Ou % @
"a hush Faxseed 65I bush Beans 81 bags fsA % III ~,
Meal 500 bags Corn Meal "a hb SPIRITS On, Nrts
Sc pigs Lard ifl6 pigs Butter 6s e9 hgs' % rs bsls.
l3l rEex Died Fruit 28 bhA Copper, Up DDS va Iaes
Wool III bales Hons SIDES Leather ~ foNs bse 49, s.
Ol bd. Hides hhds Tobacco ~ phgs M brbsss
gar IS bills Red OIL, bl pkgs hiee' w VaSs 'N"~~' "
Eaa lkY rail. 25l aahs kpeltrr.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
SATURDAY. APRIL 3.

SATURDAY. APRIL 3.
Europe Queenstown and Liverpool steamship
City Brooklyn from Pier No 45 n R. close at the Posiomeo
$50 Station A. 7:45 1thi d. 70 H. Oh 'th NO
Supplementary Mail Steamship sails at 3 IN. ,
Mails German Bremen, steamship Main, sails
Thrst HobOken close the Post Office at IL ht
l:25 HOS No Supplementary Mail Steam
ship sails At2 p m. So
snd West Indies per steamship Cleopatra from Pier
No II, Il. L.. close IN Steamship sails at y.
Mails Porto Plata San Domingo SamsnA' &c. per steamship
Tybee, vii about this date.
SUNDAY, April ..
All Mails close to-day at II O'Clock The PostOhe open from
Q a. 10 II q. IN.
MONDAY. APRIL TO-
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08
PACCENG Fps ARRLYEn

FROM HAYASA-In steamship Moro Castle, April Ills RIee
Walker and secretary Lady Walker and cn Miss
Waller webb lady and maid Mrs G. Hills
Col GansTOOrt Mr. Kellogg and LADY, A. Roe Miss
10 Charles Spear and lady Miss Spear Mr. Spear Mrs Mott Miss
Pouk Fouke Eees and lady Nine Curtis child
maid Dr. Romeyer A. Rome, C. Teror Walter H. Gibson j. Al
NJ. Garbee r. Quevedo, D. Thomas Mrs Bourne and
Barber Mr. Daniels Hayes and wife Mrs Neue and
daughter s. Kuox child G. Gillespie r. Garcia, A
Mani kfed
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08

DEPAErsEsr TAEEs AsssssksTs,
No. "a CHAsBIEssr., New. .YoRK, Jan. 1871.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the AS
IN sBssARsT ROLLS Pssos Estate Of the City
and County Of New Yor Tor TIE s viii be for inspection
and MONDAY Jan 1871 and will remain
until the 10Th day Of April 1871 inclusive for the correction o error,
and the equalization o the sed and personal
estate Of the City County Es-Yo All believing
themselves .ygeved application TO the Conmoner, during
the period obtain the relief provided by law
GRO. II. ANDREWS, Comm ,sionsrs
THOS j. CREAMKR Of T,res
saTniSiEE Sa a hiES SANDS A.....%.s4
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08
THE COURTS.
CRIMINAL COURTS.

II. Morrison of No. 2S5 Springst., charged with
selling washed n1 renovated stamps held yesterday BY
Commissioner Shields in = 900 bail for examination.
Gustav Ricksing of Staten Island was held to bail
b L. Commissioner Wnow Of Brookp YESTERDAY on charge oi
carrying retail liquor business without paving the special Ar
In the Court of General Sessions, the following
convicted criminals sentenced yesterday by Recorle Jacket
John Farrell burglary Prison. Richard McoVer Dur
gay and SIX monihs August Newschng forgery ion
years. Edward Dunham grand larceny three and I onts Al
bert Cowley Cey from the person. two years and I MONTHS Jesep
Memo, burglary, one year
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, Philip Har
graves committed in default Of $1,000 BAIL Yesterday on charge
Of rohlinR afas Cooley" Keys notorious gambler OF
$1,000 money Hill accompanied HagUy and another gambler
William CLARK disrepualle In Nest Twenty sxthst While
there Hill iudngei nOrduaey liquor last
that Hrgray possession Of his watch and poceb0ok
hey Aege from robbery The pockethook Hrgrsyes
asserts connd Sl3L CLARK arrested late yesterday after
noon and taken TO Police Headquarters.
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, Justice Ho-
committed Wm Davenport lad caught attempting TO pick the
pocket Of in Broadway Fultonsi Geo Freeman
oNo 79 Madsonst committed for stealing and other
articles from bis employers Barnes CO.. Of Nos III nd S f5io3s
.Wm York the store Of Barry Reid Co.
No. 40 Broadway found YESTERDAY OF piece OF h
worth $lS number Of shirts belonging TO his employers Com
med Henry McDeroit Of StapelOn L. John Tompkn
driver Broadway stage 5 bill from which to deduct bis fare and
received change protested aud the driver declared
that Mr. McDemo,t had given him 81 bill TOmPns arrested
md committed
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08
THE TRADE BOOK sALE-LAw BOOKS AT AUc
TION.

The trade sale Of books was resumed yes
terd"y at Clinton Hail. The stock sold included con.
sgninents ffom ID. Appleton Co., Virtue Yorston w.
W. hwayne, l.. Peters, H. WOrthingtOn Pott & Amery
an othefs. Among the books sold were the following
llDs yos folio Si4j Devotional Family Bible morocco
rgrns Progress: S3i HetehTs DeToOBsl EIeroes Is;
Os ts steam BHg1e, Tos, "a Mlcaulays Works Isl
VI Bible knose1ge half calf 81 20; Mcheets Hstory II
e-~-N oSn' elRi3 Aius PRINCIPLES 0f Political Eeoa.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08
Religions Notices.

Farewell Missionary Service viii be held on SABBATH
EVENING April in the PouIhav Presbyterian Church
aDd tRey Dr. CROSBfSsth the Rev Messra
BUSHNELL MURPHY, K0PS, and GILLESPIE and three ladies'
expecting sAOn Wednesday the Gaboon and
West Africa Hour Of service, u o'clock
Apollo Hail. Broadway and Twenty eigbth.st-DI r. HAL
LOCK will speak SUNDAY, at l0i a and Mira b. MILBOUR,
u before the Society Of Progressive SpnuAsts No reserved
sests
Association HaII.-Tle N T. Sabbath Committee Will hold
public meeting in the Hall OF Y NJ. G. A. SUNDAY EVENING u
O'clock Addresses By CHAS TRACY NATHAN BISHOP LIZ d.
Rev. Dr. JOHN HALL
AT The Bedford-st W. f. Church, SUNDAY April 8 ls7l.
preaching by Rev w r. ABBOTT at Oi and BY Rev GEORGE
g. ESRAY, at p n.
Anfhon Memorial Church, Porty-eghihst between sIh
and sevenh-Ayes, Rev. H. HBBBR NEWTON Rector-EAsTBR
SUNDAY regular services at l0 with BY the Rector.
Easter G the Sunday school, With FLORAL O1erngs at d
No Evening service this Lords day.
Antioch Baptist Church, Of BleeckeT and
s.s-The Pastor Rev. JOHN LOVE, will preach SUNDAY
HORyINGand EVENING at the usual hours Baptism AFTER the
ing Service. Seats free Al are invited
vii ID Vi breach boIt SUNDAY MORNING the Amy Chapel in
West Fny y,ourth-st, near Bighihaye Seats free
Aftorney-st. Methodist Protestant Church,
lance, and RynRton JUDSON SWIFT Pastor Preaching SAB
BAT Al l0i M 4 The Lords supper al Sabblh
school at 81 and u p. Seats free All are welcome
An Easter service will be bed BreToort Hall Hhyourh-st
near Thrsye (irs UuivSrst Mission Church. SUNDAY AFTER
NOON Ap1 At o'clock Sermon BY Rev T. STANLEY BACON
Seat. free. Public cordially invited.
Beecker.st. Unyersast Cburch-Es.teI Services will be
held In lis Church TOMORROW MORNING at li oeockIbe Pas
Rev. T. c. sWBETSER, will oneAie ss'ed o 1s het !"
BALCH d. Pastor Of the Cbus now OF hhaAs III
Evening Service At u o'clock Preaching BY pf bhLoh
Bible Question.-Re,. OSCAR HUGO breaches TO MORROW
MORNING Gothic NJ Church corner Grant ana htsnsts
WHamsbargh In the EVENING Mr. HUGO Jreshes ~ rAft oon
B suee Protestant rights Of conscience In k0nsh V'h0Ho
eOuntuca"
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08

For SALE, by LOCKWOOD g. Co., o. Broadway,
MORTGAGE BONDS of THE CUMBERLAND Coal AND
IRON COMPANY, at 7O.-New-Y York, April 6, 1871.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08

To BRoKERs.-Wanted, a position as Bookkeeper
Cashier Stock Gold House thoroughly posted in
ts business Beat Of reference gwen Address w. L. j. BoI S P0
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


rses.... 533 6:33 Moon sets 1927
Sandy Hook e43 Isand 1882 Hell Gate ..,12;2l
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08
COVRT CALENDAR-THIs DAY.

COURT CALENDAR-Tus DAY
UNITED DIsTRIcr j.
Opens a IL a. N.
Case for hrgupent
Lewis bankrupt ll0O. In Charles X Herrek
579. In re Philip Lewis, bankrupt, - bankrupt
IarOllndry Cdses.
2o9s j. s. Avery sg NJ s. Cuy 3OO6. T. Coes sg. The Le
2999. w. NJ. whitney at. George lands
Mercer 30JT. d. Geaser agt Herman Bom
1904. Geo. l.. Thmm e. al agt. Tie hard ct al -
Jelspds I9lD8 C. T. Reynods OF al Ag. t.
3O05. HAYDEN ". Wheeler ct a. T. Dey.
at J. H. French l3Ol0 p. White agt II. Harris ct al
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08
Dfntlstrn.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
~ mated ,sSshs nitrous oIds ,dEnssr ia the
mott approved n,shsr 60 nothng ou ,aa 90 mar
oGes No 10 Cooper Institute
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08

NORTON, SLAUGHTER & Co., VIM. ALEXANDER
SMITH * Co, HAILGARTEN & Co., recommend after
thorough investigation of the affairs of the Com
pany, the EIGHT PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
OF lie ELIZABETHTowN AND PADUCAH RAILROAD of
Kentucky, as q very safe and desirable Investment.
They are only authorized to offer limited amount
OF these securities at 67A and accrued interest The
Bonds offered are on the completed portion of the
Road which is now in successful operation.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08
professional Noiites.

~ ID. HAMMOND, NJ. D., formerly Professor
". Of important special the Syracuse Medical College. ~
22 Of Thrds ave " u City Nervous Debl
spec and general diseases &c Dr. HIS work. soc
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08

ose. Of Board Of Assessor, s.~YOrf, March IS, Is7i
New-York tribune., 1871-04-08

FLOUR AND mRAf-A nm,e business doing for Pozr prer. II
the low grades fvorng the buyer Medium Extras Pam,
brands rule srm but quiet the market closed dull hsyy paicsls
Tor The low and medium gie,i .aiss 'Oo bos We qiOte;