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New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
PERSONAL.

Marfori, the fayOrte Of Isabella while hhc
occupied tAe Spanish throne. bas returned 70 Madrid
mt Is sad 10 bc very unr u.Jr with the politician, of
every school.
Rossi, the Italian tracedian, has been draw
ing clowa,d hou.es in Naples, Palermo. and Mcs-na
and his Shakcspcaran representations are "p9du'cu 10
the echo by the press and people.
The Russian Cen. T0tlcbcn is to 20 TO
France as quiet restored 10 visit Tie -eenes OF
the late war 1t Is rnored hat he intends 70 '2ase a
report of bis utaoryHpns to the Car, ana puDoh II IN
tie intcr, Il Of mihtar! science
The house OF Emile Erctmann, the novelist,
ut rhasburg almost ontrsly destroyed by the BON
biment 81 the fortress. II is stated and lis loss "a set
down at $4,000 lie s reported to rr III great gIici "No
a number OF laN0The BOOKS PIctuee' anu diNcl-' I"
b,out,rir.
NJ. Duruy, formerly Louis Napoleon's Minister
of Public In5rn -ton who largely aided the oNE-
pcror IN writing the Life Of Cesar has lost hi. wits.
and is confined in the house Of some Of his relatives at
Chareuton, suourD Of Pans. lie Is SAID to be ncdT
able
The Emperor Williams abandonment of q
foilaal coronation with imposing ceremonies, was
brought about IL Is said hy tie persuasive eE'reaes or
tle rown Prince, Who thought II might have an m IN.
fiueuce upon the numerous Republican minds OF Ger
many
Gen. Langiewicz, leader of the Polish insur-
gent. in ls and bani,hed TO Siberia. will be- permitted
it IL said to return Russia account Of conratory
and eloquent letter he bas written to the Car WHO re-
Pned to have aWeaaess ior De Ipel9Iy 4sl seniinen
tai appeals. I G<----~----
Cardinal Merode seems TO be Of the opinion
that the pen is mightcr than the sword. Finding his
0ce uplton gone the POpe'S Minister OF War. he is
now engaged ~ writing up the causes and claims OF Plo
Nino in the principal Utlamonane journals VI tlc Con
tiurnt. -'- 'sa-
The latest story about Kossuth is that lac II
soaeng his sickness and broken constitution by trans
latne Shakespeare into Hungarian His phy scians IA
ordered him 10 rest but he says hc could not live SIX
weeks unless he kept at work, which lie regards ne
cessty of ms nature.
Emile and Isaac Pereire, the once famous
French bankers. VINO weie suPlosed to bc worth mil
lone and who IN Paris Glong went all to pieces
financially, are now living quietly in lisbon tIcy are
or Portuguese orcin and, Ike most OF the eminent bank
ere the Continent, are lsraelies.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.
THE SPECIAL ELECTION BILL-ALL LEG'SLATIoN
ELOCKED FOR TIE PRESENT.

THE SPECIAL ELECTION BILL--ALL LEGISLATION
BLOCKED FOR THE PRESENT.
ALBANY, April 13.-The Democratic members
O. the Assembly met in caucus tonight, Mr. Froar in tho
chair MI Fields stated that he had h' which he pro-
posed to submit tho caucus providing for a special
election 10 m the vacancy from The Xtnenth District OF
Ncw-NoIk, caused by tho resignation OF ja'os Irving
Tic pr0cceuincs Of the Republican cGuccs read
on tho call OF Sir Jacobs, who then spoke az length in
dcnuucitrH Of the action Of the RcpIblcans and ad-
soe discussion ensutd a. the authority pass he
bill, and was generally conceded the Legislature had
il Was tncn resolved TO introduce The hnl tomorrow.
and 10 all parliamentary means 10 pass W. IAe "!ll
An Ac 10 Vide f special eion 10 GIL the va'sne tho Xyh
Distinct q tie Cou4y Of Ne"iork cau5I j ae r'ei@-'a OIL
Sr,roS l. Al lection shsn forthwith he held ia She XVIII Assembly
re,gusn of James Iryos The Secr,',r, OF ss1 iaeie b
ag lCI e. the he d., 3s on & Vi .r a S sS S's & & & va s. & No.,
after he shall have been directed b. BE Sec 4 Of
$50 The said election ho take Place o. tic day 50 a'i % aii
y d ps'.ic, n ecel p , & lnn ,,,e s gl' e. e..
Vote ree ,i ct said ION s I4sr return r,i 10 Co1ny
Ces of .d sr lie @ or 'ih trlu,ttle e canvass eti
tire oi St' s!l fhv 800 r5c 60 a.r 800
issue ca.f .ie sett, 'Ortb a,t .. ~ uc aao
20 lie i and .ae get,os so cIcs @ taAs the
SsS AT ~, a- ns Of @ iacor.cn, le rroyi n
az be- @, fd 80 fI the sse effy I" "e SPECIAL to''
Src e. Il, ac ,sal tase e1e,; INN atel,. ,.,....
Mr. Fields lutn % Commit &. "d' arfolAtei 10 wan
on sac Democratic Senate caucus. ana. turning, r"-
p0ret tAat tao una imcuSly aWTo'td oI mo
course adopted Oy this caucut IAo caucus theA d'-
j0urMed ,
On the adjournment Of tho senate, the D"uocra' 'ic
members WgrG called 20 meet ih ttuti, ~ senator
I've =, and Chamber cleared OF all who "
not E.i., senator's, and tc doors c!nst bpt ihcy
sui scGEoutF adjourned TO tie Executive Chamber.
long consultation was had WIN the Governor,
At urueN General, AID other state officers. Nothing MS
made public of any resolution on ne part Of tins caucus
beyond the announcement maze 10 MI tirld- 10 te
Dero ratio Assembly caucus on his Tcn.H b" H. 10 .
e., % that tho Senators UNANIMOUSLY Hpn3',noi le
action the Assembly caucus. as also did the state
officers.
Tie greatest excitement prevailed throughout the
capitol during the wnuie evening 1hc large l. All was
PEOPLE auNiDusiy discus Ing IN, ttl''F.
II was empbItcay declared on me part pf the - o-
cratic member. that LusiGcss sIpuId Ice done ut tr
Republican members reconsider their action ana canc'
tnrir resolution. rhcy viii present thcir biil Tor
spec!i election IN the XVIII As ,cmDy District oI N
YORK Immediately on assembling IN u morning, dHi
ViiI tlau maze an cfpI 10 put thc hi forward 10 "a
sppe is uas.agc and. faiing IN th., viii voc s'e'l!
a-ais.st each alII every measure pending
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
MUSICAL NOTES.

A series Of four concerts will be given in
Apri and May the Church OF the Heavenly kest lor
the benefit Of the HOuae OK Best for tonsmr'es the
ort Of the four taking place next "Wednesday The pro
,umes will De made up Of organ pieces anu soci 50
cred music and number OF wcll.knGWh Pioisss'ona
ar sts aud amateurs have promised their services
On Saturday evening Mr. Carl Fornes will
have benefit performance at the stadt Ihester' ap
nearing IA Marcel in The Huguenots.' THIS sa ehsr
ac,er An which he has especial celcbrity1 10
hengrn" I. stu running ~ 'p T aIvsabie not "piy for
,bc soLr of a variety loving pubhc, but also ior n
lief Of the artists, uiou "hoee "Ae' ' ' ~ WI"
per Is a terrible suhih'
Miss Minnie Hauck has Just signed con-
So, ,or two wears with tho managers Of the Imperial
na a, Vienna where she seems to be steadily gaining
a. onut,ton The Yese Free PresS gives the following
.onnt of our Young townswo onlans Performance last
month In a." The Black Domino: Miss Minnie hauck.
o>, s entitled the most credit for the success of
,s but her role Itself leaves Oil Otners
,r behipd IL In conptohe nsivcness ana importance The
of the young singer Is tho more significant rs tho
,,,,I ,a,,rmaneo OF Art0t Is here In lively remem-
hrance The wonderfully nne and brilliant polish OF this
,t,, Ms, Hsuck indeed has not reached, but she in
en- short ot the requirements OF her difficult
M Tontrss sed with the superiority ana me coquetry
Win which Dssroe ArtOt plays A,geno- Jus, hke Eshu
lady-the lively ir.sI, atvs' , aaI charm t. In nns
c sbe even surpassed her renowned predecessor, e..
In the A,ragonas which spPesa nt anu n more
,sne,t ,hir artistca performance very favorable
n for her nto tue RANKS OF the regular ineh-
her. az the company Upon the occasion oi her Gdsboe
IT., nsrformanoel We called attention ~ the superior
tnaIti., of this singer-her youthful, frosh. we'll
lhied although nor loud voice, her graceful meas.
y .ns.ch her llNrly natural acting, above sil The
Genuinely musical nature which instnevoly avoids all
.Iaggcraton and distortion. ana nll sins Against intona.
,nu aud n.nst tact and tempo The repriOrc OF Miss
II,uck Is large AMI yLriei. AH |untin /sr'iun. ana
Su,gnnd. slo proye. o9rs"u au sAesIon uiteiaag VI
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
sEMBLY

After the transaction of much routine busl-
moss the tniri rc4din. tAc supply l announced
and the biz wa ed and ra5sod-ieas. S; N'y- %.
The bill 70 provide for the election OF Ju&ctI officers
nrlr1 The Amended Cons tiiutvn was also passed.
The act providing for the Introduction o. -telm tow
n. q on hr canal, Wa- amended by extending thc time
f,I IL, trial ~ exp. .iI;I,Its.
The b - ncorI IpIa'" The New-fnrk Eeal I'a'r i(1'h
ANA r. .fT. To thc uIi, Iry Committee, reported
with tie recommend atom mat uc Nclu pe suS'SIneu
and the Uill rejected. which Gn, done. .
dr. Nntclman Introduced BIZ rc2iiyo TO me New, %
,'nf- l,v rr,Xy IIC sia.oi tat hc introduced the
hiii hv request not knowing anything Of the matter call
M ". Recess ,, ~, ~ til
In iIo .veul,ig session 81 the Assembly. Mr fitiis
dcuouccG Ac u,ticn of thc T.. IiD..cas Ior pEe,llm
to mite IN cIpu-iii.l any Bills pres, nted "y Iwee"
* CO. when t1c Assembly adjourned
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14

BLgAKigon Weirc c,ay April y q consumption "'' D." ''' "
~ Io.srt a. I AL ] M ,te7,i,, s , T., .tai s f,r,-sI
iSS oSos. '''' '''-'-'' -'''
CooPgR-At rn,,on Y J. Tl-.,h' April i1 b7i. Ioa' r.
ResnPes I'D ed. Of ths ia respectfully ayi Go .e 's'
flrpra. from -.- resi-sre, oa sa. ~ p. .. o T. "a
staya otlr O'Clock ron esiogN on t's n j. t'.'''t
'9RSEa mS H. Gss1a ss e; y n X % 99 @ ti @5 5 a S:
T1 fsei'l Sc :, Ie. . VII ''AT p g'f at '' o ID II
ososs The relatives and i'eni' Of Tie family ore r'''S
nAyIs-oa April - s,Tu,l G. paIi. , p,,,. l.t,,., c.
l-Tt Davis aad Geoge be aIel 10 ' g., ,,s,s
i,1.Ia, 5. 2. ss s'' ,6, D. 5ca ss9 st st 70 1904, % '
GANsEyooRT- April y 1911 Henry saaori Gtn'a'H ~.
l-aiCo'oae and 5h AFuey. L. - ANN op ' ife''
Relative firad. and aeuant.rce uvisi SOD BIZ l1,
fa hs e.Hsfs re'i'soe 10 "'shinson@'.' A"'': '
GRIEPP-on weiao.d,r April Il, E',hets WIDOW q css Gh.f
H; 'g s3,. G sai cr sa hos. q br son " Grea
g sy, .,ni no 80 | on y fS ay'ii he i, s, oo p %
BARTouGH-ln his Tharsisy 'A' i1sl n'~ Of o'n9a''
P. G H1rt'ugh, IN the stta year o. no ase'
McGlIsE-ou Tuesy morning, hri y. Ann re. y ~.
MGur, native Of EInsacn. Coaay f'iminas lra' l.S
Her remains viii s taken fu her , r.srrs No 2 F', Tve
tyit seecqisys an second t. 'a ',".@s . ",,' ,' %
Tns rens joseph, Ttpaa. Jo-a. ani Are
HrFFERSAS-on rlarsl.y. Arrlr, rrle' T.. reifoslSsH
He1epan, ia tle an year ofter sse , 49,. A., ,.n.
residence .fber sfaniiau ter r. Bler so 30 IoIrs,
Broo.lSn, 90 Sstdrisg. Apn b. at p n.
PEABODY-At Y91Aers Y WeJre lsy. apr p Nj s'sp
Peaodg late Richard H. Peaboty Aesrre, ' J. "
The 1lsi her
Her freud. and those OF her ,onsrs Josiah Rh ar l"s Jhr'
,n s a,'e TO attend he f4ie iec g. i' mr.
on aaps vsavs the Rrai drot ort''s o" h1f7 y
the inst. Z.al Irsis leave hs4oa h'' "i''"
depot. ThrtetL-st, al l:y and AZ. p ~.
PrCKA No H.usops.e secou--aVe, Catt.rs De vie Of
ls rt s, and n end. o fsa, resrey iuri' Co. '.i
tis fueaI irom No Iaa'ongae oa siua} s." ~. mt
Ham.
RussEIIAt Bridgeport Conn., roesi. he ii''' '''s H.
Rn.ssl. s.q age1 az yeaS.
LchigN p.peus please coPf -,
yALRNrY-On TLurssY l9h ia SIS Eea yalentr' r tho IA
~ her ,-t ,.-t.t. -.
Rs., AMI trends ae invited to attend her funeral a. her sc rr
tepce No 81 Nrth Slar- l. h-i a r''' y n
wALKRR-on Thri DAY CTuisy) ih noah lAqH) Ih rhoI's
T. Walker. in the - year Of DE- age. a., -,
The relatives anil fen rspny Invited 20 s"d 'n a,''.
Lt. Wet FsTrs 90 l2p oc - 'n fefeh
da, ~atur. Carriages VIII attend At N'fisahis' ihs
.rf.yt Of the II 30 "a. Harlem isilT"fi tlis
YOyNG-On Weneslay morning, Apnl l2 o. col-amptr JA's
Yoral 10 fsth - bef - 1,
m. reiyes ard Of ite l,lS sooctf ei o f,l
her funeral residence OF her boet jane J. ioaaf 10
B.s and sItesshst, on iulay tta'o - A'~
O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
rp,S,1,, corJrGE ALUMNI RErNIos.

The annual reunion of the Alumni of Trim
ity College OF Hartford, Conn., took place last evening
at Demoncos and attended by about 80 gentlemen
The Hon. william T. Curtis. LIZ d.. President OF the
Association occupied tho chair. After tho dinner tue
following toasts were announced and responded 10 by
the speakers named: Trinity College, the Rev. DR..
Jackson. President OF the College Tie Faculty" PROT
Huntington; "Our Quests" the Rev Henry Sherman
"The Professions" the Rev. DIR. Beach; Our Gridu.
ates" Charles H. sIaith The Press, Prof johnson of
Uar ford; rhe CITY of Now York." the Rev Dr. Fagg
Woman" Irving Paris. Several volunteer toasts fol
lowed and evoked numerous speeches ana n,nsios 10
schooday- The following the oncers Of the Assoc
cation: President, the Hon william T. Curtis, IL ID
Vice Presidents Irving Paris the Rev Alfred II. beach
ID d. Charlie. H. smith, the Rev Nathaniel L. Cornwall,
d. d.: Treasurer the Rev. Thomas Gaaudet; secretary
Robert III. smith Executive Committee the Rev. Geo.
JGryis ,oer. ID. D.. Chairman. the Rev. e. T. EUnIusn
the Eoy. l.. &. BOlles, Mr. Mines, and hr. Green.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
ALBANY.
A SERIOUS BLOW TO TAMMANY.

yoxvSry UNITED AGAINST RAfAClIi ~
p1uSpER-TnE REPUBLICANS UNANIMOUS iN
THEIR OPPOSITION TO TwEEDs sChhnh'
mn, FOR A SPECIAL ELECTION IN IRNlN"s ,
Observation-Disclosures BLOCKED.
A,u,xv Aprii 1s.-The Republicans IN 'no
,nsis,aturc are now thoroughly organized anu ~
WAY as 70 make It next TO impossible for any VI
many poitcsi bills 20 receive the votes Oh u my
the members elected TO the Assembly y '"''
ro,rhlcaps Of both Houses was held 'ni' "0'
4, VIVA ,nan,,ously resolved that T"ecu' A"' ~ ~
hoard q, Apnortionment Tax Levy I"eous h'c''io"
,c.o,,. REGISTRY bill. Tweed's bill amend
,..o, Of New-York City, and tho
,,o, ,bo charter of Buffalo, are meas
-, M honest Republican can sup
=, ospcr setting forth the conclusions OF
a. .,cps and denounoiDg as traitor to the party any
nan ,,bo should lend sell himself TO Tammany, has
,,, ,t0od by erery Republican member Of the LegfS'G-
,,r,. And now let the people watch and see what
Tweed sweeny & Co. will do under the circumstances.
Mr. Tweed has already gven Up the idea of adourniHs
cha stature this week. week from tonight is now
s.ed for Tammanys evacuation Of Albany. The follow
,ns is The manifesto issued by the Republican
R>sorocd That regard the following blls now pend
tpe before the legislature as party measures, VIZ
The bin known the Registry law for NewIork city.
The bill 10 amend the Election law.
The bill 10 amend the Charter Of the City ofNewYork
The bill commonly known the Two Per Cent Tax bill.
Buffalo Police bill, and the bin amending the charter
,f Buffalo
And that no Republican can, consistently with his
party obligations, support either
eso'pd That in case any member Of the party shall
desert in acting upon the measures mentioned in the
foregoing resolutions will regard 1t as our duty 10
tonounoo such deserter traitor to the party In
writing 10 be signed by and published in the pubi-
can papers Of the state.
We the undersigned DO hereby agree TO abide 10y the
foregoing resolutions and hereby pledge ourselves
soemny as members Of the RpUbc party 10 support
she same.
Dated Albany. v. y, April 13, 1871.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
LAIEST SNIP INEUS.
Irr o@er snip ye,cs sac s>oosdTsc,l

ARRlA I'D.
nj 49, '
h'nahp George U5.oa R0bers Rfdrorl CT PSf ,. SSf
''s WI nf'. sri D'., to Ws.hngsn AfO
eff " = fsfos. Ha.lcy, yirgiail, TER Haven
o'hr }. J. ihailana. Collins Vlg ai1.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
nIpN ApH i-Arive harf james v-NfJ~e F1-1 cn'~t' v
q '',r'c @ & i3a 'naey :, ~; Ic' fo, Cp- ayr'1 'S
tl @-. l~H,s nj o. Toe ro' 6,lt shoe psrs
tiii'f' ia NhtauEss,
f"e p out tak Io-7 ars. ~ io1il. hsf Gi . 'l ~
ltif r ia 2noe hrg faany iasan fr Arus-. rf iisI'
hirG. Tor Great h1f4., ~tr NiHe- and
Havana 'rt'7 -iPL' fr Ben,a. s4!p b,s ia' ...s
Rio. for Bst'mpr"
SAysyNsH Arrl 3--ATrrs ship N,r-n from rs' ii.s j
4. BrS", from Bo'0n, Esr floms ..li. iss
Mer CIsTe0l; Fprurs H Rsg-rs f-pa tisra. ,-t
Bliss p, Boston ray y. job pu noinn OIL. ,lrl 10.
JaurrJ. sc- Benz PED. fr0a titre. rsr-
Ssrago., io- Baltimore. Gen Bsro ~ SeNYort sr nos ..
sutl. Tor S9.tl Amh1y.
CuuLE.ros e.. ArHi l3-'rrrei ''t reAvil.s.
f,r1 Bsnora Charlotte FISK tom Bs 4 i 0tl
Ilrtan P.-eHLs. oi, ,taH.ls aoa4 lalls OF As-
York Insinii br Pmid iitia
SPOKEN.
Brig Pei,4y st. John v b., iof Havana ~ D w. ~
yiiog boi Hope No -,.. ,. -,
plot bOat Hope No. l.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14

mozart: as Bnrgnrtf and Jritt she shows her grest
capacity for earnest lyrical parts and through her per
i1p,nancs In Fra Diayalo.' the 'Posion, and the
hc hn,ack DOMINO. she supplies want from which
rae Ohg suffered. During her snort activity Mt the
LII opera she has shown that she can learn I6e
la almost Incredible rapidly. and, wiilIOOt having
, ~ eNi'npt before her, she forms II with perfectly
se NJ instinct Most Of the parts that she has sung
he, s ~ nanck has first studied IA Vienna and played
@ 10, .e nrst time; but it is here too that she has
l te ntst Tine In the German language, and
H." siuiI,ahhpiy soon. although not yet completely,
., ".Ie7 oI the ldom which to who Is not "a
dialogue" ''' W." III " '''''"
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
ryE STATE or TRIDE,
,ouysTIc MARKETS.

... THE Cotton market ;, dal' ana dnehsns"'' .
Aer'r. ~, ..les bales rrcrp' 3vo',, an, R.,
IL. io M"ns y g. April i3 -SIini' igtle''S - 49, " "
NuslssioNi inns Iurprutue swl ar anL'ns'l 80,
l., lS los ,nel ''' 49,, Wheat Extra, o. ao@
~ 70 iprl 3-Coon dp and uas sAn.l s - 80 s :,
fhEsrhi t.l-, Hour quiet a 80 lod - 90 oh 's'
shilIris' a, blaG.G Pofs JAN AMI nomnAP ~ i,u
raHe -,,s-L Bacon dali ,bg,.eef'. To- S"''' S"""S'
G., les,. .ag.i1-"
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
JGEIIHKR REPORT.
WAR DEPkRrNEsl
WASHINGTON, ID. C., April Is, lsIl-l:O y. III,
SyuODsis for IA, pdsi flpeniy- fOur hours.

OtriCH OF me tHIKf kIGNAI OFfItEH
WAsHISGToS, ID. C.. April 49, lsIl-l:50 y. III, }
synopsis for ne past hcentyfoW hours.
The area of low pressure has moved east
ward into the Eastern States and HewY0-k The pres
sure hae steadily diminished the country east OF the
Rocky Mountains, and Ia very low In Iowa 6nd IN
the lower Mississippi Valley with very general clOudi-
ness Westerly winds have prevailed on the Lakes, hut
rasterly winds aro row reported IN the Mississippi
Valley. .,.,.
II is probable that cloudy weather Will. on Friday,
very generally prevail with light rains at Few points ia
the South and Southwest. Easory winds On Lake
michigan, and mort rih-easery on Lake superior.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

SENATE. ..AiBhHf, AlrI - ISL
Bills were passed to amend the act for the care
and education Of deaf authorizing thc Black River
and It, Lawrence Railroad Company t. carry freight
and passeng and charge fare; 10 regulate the pant
ing OF oysters in jamaica Bay; concerning 'ne hloo"Nh
and Rockaway Beach Railroad Compa7y; aud rcfii'e
10 local government IN tie comfy or reW-loik' Iho
SENATE lien took recess until eNculng.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14

HfDrfi frh Rihe Srnneg HIt H'' az it'|'s
Las t's' mpovei IN deaisui higher hn' 49, -
Iiai' 'lste l's s,, st2I50Ya
" to'fg" tucksser 6r 70 Bes, sf'tf ffl Nrsns
IN trcsl1nd hsrh business The ss's ~ o' -
Ear 4 suction se srgey sisn1 oo ala 90 r 'l f' -
90 tGld Ore el'n o fo ilil Err1.- y 80 90 -
fsnfsL 'atiri "N
ihc folHs Giain in iac asYkc Dfa nt.o<s.s
to lae demand. ald buyeFs ren' ~ ih pf'> Nsf'
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14

Braid,. Brsids. Braids.
THE LARGEST STOCK,
THE BEST QUALITY.
THE BEST ASSORTMENT IN TIE COUNTRY OF
ALPACA,
FANCY PLAID, AID
COTTON BIiAIDS.
FROM nos y TO - ISCLCHvB.
AT OUR STORE, no 90 wHirEsr, NE".IokS
r. W. BEDEIL, AGBYr
Particular attention paid to flng orie'' oi AHuf1e ia 's
'ns'1' CARPENTER & CROSS
An Immense ReducrisnTwhss I,,a[1 60 ~ Br-
IMMENSE REDUCTIoS-WAte FE,-eh cl.a. Isa 500 - e'A
eSsRysE REpucTloy-wlie gIea China soap Ta'eel' 81 a.
"Gr "MyTTvsy RgpucTIoy-whe Pnb Cas Covered D'he' sL
'ITh 'Nytssg Rgpucroscoored ard G FTeuh oh'' Tea s'
&SMEssf StSfs 'RGDucuos-G Baud Preach ch'' Tea '''
PiSa PaSsSs RgprcroS-Cood an Gilt French 'ha' D''"'
se sfxyrvsr RrpvcrIoychnser SETS cOoed EHsH't good
p'fsSs,y = sgprcrroyshsP.-d T.. Sets ee' e ''
hana,c@sly sOsIsy1 r p.e 90, hots' > n
iMMtkSsE RREpucrioS-An kinds Of srPIei "Ar at '''
'A,T T1s. Handled Dnaef X'' s'essA
msss ,S RRp cTos-E,,ryhns IN the w,y Of cn' "'A
Plated Ware anu ''i Sni'i DALEY Co. So Boa',y
- s'lf e Eqregf'a rshTE 't9oilrcoS
yrGgyE VBaBoEcSHovgN,
hr
nPs',. hs The American conta7ll; 49, "
2" the splsndi co'' ~ t",ehei
IN AZ in,oce " original EoleFn 'oi.'~ a' ''N ~
syfs E b. i'SS III. S suction caou H, ..@E;ss s;lo.
oPS LRAtrTT Co.. AGcdonees fhIDAl ~ ENi'"' Ap'n
w. W, -otIrt paintings exhibition day and evening
sn,h a.,emb, District Grant Cioh si ms,t o. Bsesass
pr'p''as, THfs EVENING sis u 'AShs ~ hSpsyS
sAmEt b LAKE seeretare.
-p,n.o,,h Assembly District Republican Ao-ocini.en
-. Ts Frday) EVENING 8occa a kon n. ai ~ ness
Thirty.bidtt
col W. D. AVERY, seeret'rr
--pro., & sterns's Springs, Eaton Rnpids, hich.
health ehf"uie Qfspps
go. olOss the
III snt ia Al, use MAGNETIC MINERAL NAfkAs
-...Iu.l bnt t.arere 10 health
Hcnis d.p,t 81, Bro.lsar, under 81 Nicholas Hotel
Pdce 80 per loL quar- b0t.e tssrs .lihci Z
i""" u. " NiSros. General Assnt
------ Great CharSy Fair
An aid OF ,ue Balhns fuEd of tie
cu>pfN HOME FOR The AGED AND lSFlRM
iii oo.n a, MONDAY MORNING. Ap 10, AZ Oh" Ano, Of TIE
second Reg ma. FoeeentbsI sAA'r and eostsas
"s w., o. lsbr. Ell Coneer, Band evening".
paI.utsIow 70 OBTAIN Patents Cs.a, Desgn Patents, Tssis
mar. Patent, Assignments Sc Instructions free MUM Co.
NeSYorh Solicitors Of American and fofsgn Ps,eas 20
,.,r, .,p.res.,. pnhlLet, Of The seieutte Awsncsn
Waruock x Co... Hat Establishment.
EIGHT DOLLAR DRESS HATS FOR SEVEN DOLLARS.
SMALL oUR HATS sPBAx fOg THEMSELVES
SO BRoA3wAY
Diamonds, Watches, nnd Jeweiry.
Por GEO g. ALRN '3 boAsA' under 81 h>thos Hotel
see Adv, sf Ives Peteu, LanP., gu eih page.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14

-urNROP-Os Welnttl.y. April =. ~ 'hs rhrge ofts
b e, r,rsr br tbe s.i'Vrr - D ~ i'Tii - ~,
O'ster Bsy % Lh'n - @s1gI"l " N''' y '''' '-t'
Broo.l,l,
FILISO.-BOYD- rc 12,h inst 's r.s''-'- 90 49,
uucl. Cha. Alen e.l By Rry. VI. D. -, John W ~ sFi.
son ofcaung Clergyman, AM Joe paine y u ''H AZ -
Jcrs.y tity, y. j.
Iactust ou, tle d. Moa. -e. bt 81 ii- .
Louisa of Carlisle Norwood a. v uis cil.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
uAyAYA nH,kETE


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United So in er e,c, ~ d. sehs tvf, fg'at. ~ sioe
agt 3d,o,mti IN so % days sgh. Pfaai . slT -ifH
al premium
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
A. ;I-tonk caught fire carly Yesterday morn

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pH, and o.YLCtc e track - as To drtaln the nisht
es- Most ahG Spre,s tIaiu Nv, II, bound Last AVn
2O'eVcL until 4
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
Hazard & Ca.welrc Cod Ls,r Oh 3. a. i.''.
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weddisr nnd Visiting Cards I1it'' sam I-g So'' P'sss
vs. EvzsDEI SONS 0g FrfroSsr OPP on b't'h hoR1s
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
Guetial Notless

Braid,. Brsids. Braids.
THE LARGEST STOCK,
THE BEST QUALITY.
THE BEST ASSORTMENT IN TIE COUNTRY OF
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14

VI. WADE. Fnl'n & Hamilton.
JAS. IL. PIERCE. Franklin.
GEo. =. LORD, Yates.
VIZ. W. ELY, BgOOme.
1HOs. STEVENSON, WASN'T n.
JAS. \. SEWARD, Dutchess.
C.. :. SAGE, O,wcgo.
W. BRADFORD. St.LaNreDce.
4. y. BAKER, jr.. Winchester.
%. Il. GRAHAM, Delaware.
i. BRADFORD PRINCE, Que's.
ID. kIIUAM. Ma olson.
-. T.. WILSON, ontario.
'CiiyTE T.. WYMAS, Jeitr ran.
'RICU'D JOHNSON, Liyiugo'D.
lJAs. JOHNSON, Livingston.
IL. PAHup. Lewis.
'.a w. UUsTEy. WestcEC ster.
/ J.. B. EIGN All, Jiogi.
IL. II. ~CRk>ER, We-tchcs'r.
Il. &. BLACkALl, Albany.
&. VI. NOOISEl, Ui-ttr.
4. :. WOOD, WAYNE.
- g. SNuEK, OnOuds "a.
S@HdtOrS.
\. WISsLOW, 18th Distinct.
. \. y. PARKER, I7tl District.
IG.O.N. kENNEpY, 2-It Dist.
" NJ. II. BRAND, 2l-t distinct.
IA. k. ELWOOD, Goth District.
A. ID. ~COIr, sd DistIirt.
IMN. Is. WOOD!N, 25ih Dist.
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