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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-25

CoyGER-on ssqry April q Jea H. wife Of wrsA' p c0nss>
The trends Of the my are respectfully invited attend the faneri
on her a's e.enee A. b9o1se' n - on nss'S.ii 49,
l'r M at O'CLOCK p "' i'''1 S'''' '''' u
pIcnssossord,y April 20 stNyaes N y. Mr.. Sarah Dei'-
relic, Of tho late d. Cornelius Desn.o aged 20 yeArs 49,
Relatives and friends respectfully invited TO attend The
O'clock the residence d daughter Mrs Sicily NJAsA
ny. Train hlyes jersey City $3.50 A. n
dss9Sa aT s9 Tso 15 5ad En 1t a 25i ~
RtEes and friend; are invited 70 attend hs 17fTn rom eG s s0
GRIswoLDt psks5i T. Api g Soai Roberts laughter Of
Columbus sHl Lancaster, OaO paFefs please copy
H0wEsMoaday morning. April a. Roswell T. HoTe' aged ssr
Fuuera from South Presbyterian cnh Clinton All Amigs
on WsnfSi1y Ap p5d , ?, s eo 9SS'
HOPKSsAtt the residence of .ornls n Finn ,nnh'
THURSDAY April TO- Rev Timothy ~ Hopkins Ae Of deAs'
HosroS-At Fast rhtm T. sPrl2 Anna Hssiu%a talsA.'
Per, at oeIocs on Weinssiay 2sth inst, at Fest Fshki
MAsONOn sunday afternoon April o. Albert hasO Hen Gate p
Rsys md friends are invited to attend
dence 81 SOah oIo4s, LfooAL W WEDNESDAY 81 y oe"sh
ncPARLAyE-on Sunday Arm resenee Of his sonn.~
Parsons hoga~si, Union hui N H. Rev. James Aesar
III: funeral viii place from the Grove Church New puranm .,
friends a.. ,'I specially inyte 70 attend
pIRRcB-At Brooklyn on sunday the Of April willie Rddugto
James Il and Auna NJ Pierce aged years. %m'nh sud
The relatives respe, invited TO attend the fin.
parents pa No ijr Cier%Oat-s5e.
RrsHMOREn Brooklyn s int Samuel '" kashnore OF fab
aiephiA
Iuye and friends ofhe family respectfully invited 70 attend be
funeral NJ Friends Meeting House, NaIbuT = l. 81 h l.s
insD Train JaIess slip BJl and Hunter IONA
Il.
sIPsOy-0n Saturday April q. aer lingering lless of con,un
Fanny Mann, beloved wife Of Johr H. anpslp 10 re tn eAI
ether age - -,
III. rlaves and friends respectfully invited 70 attend ts
funeral residence West Flrn Tresay 25a
Inst at viii be the i Haven cslO Oh as
arrival l0:3J train from IweltsEi-'s l!ir u T. X
SMITH suenly Stamford coaH Llle Henderson, vie ofI.Hs'
d. Smith on MOulay mo'ring, Ap1l ~
Funeral from Carks Hi, ssnri o. wednesday,
Aprl &C. D. Trains 'eaye by StVlok fnl NcfllAtes
Rsiosi l2:5 and At 800 Negors Relatives
family invited To attend tie alesi services
wthout further notice.
vANDERP0ELsutieny Saturday morning, Of isease Of The
heart Jacob Williams Vanee-poel
The relatives and ferds Of he family invited attend to unerI
from his er Decor Edward Narernoe sj Sao
Tuesday afternoon, t iUi, al ~ Ve.ocA ShSS
further notice.
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CRIMES AND cAsuALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

CRIMES AND CAsUALTIES-BY. TELEGKAfh'
One of the mills of the Rome Iron Works was was
burned yesterdays loss OoOi Insurance, soV" Ss' NM
will DO built a, once
William Dawson committed suicide yesterday
At Minneapolis, By jqnprs % the ,nspsH ha, .nos it.
A fire at Henry, Marshall County, III, on sun
dv aoved proe7y rsinei $50 90 The principal Losers
are John Kline G. Gou John Corb W. s. Gunner and j. L. Jones
The dye and lighthouse of the Swift River COM
Enhed, Mass badly damaged b. IRE yl.y Ap n
ehop pkerbOase adjoining we're wholly destroyed raH
. Reports show that great damage was done 70
fruit of ELL kinds Ohio by he ros SATURDAY gn ~ s.o
at Lebanon.
William Marsh. who the engineer OF the
Belle Of Alton when she burned recently a. @ t M
arrested Boston Yesterday charged Win setting ne I" "s 0" "
will be taken TO New Orleans for tuai
- The trial of George Hail. John II. Fowler, re-
ter Mcguire and Edward Bracket, Boston, charged WIN .0p s
Of Churchill Gilman Co Of $oOoo worth o. siy so "a H.
conviction Of the former agreement as to Mcguire ana ue
sequita Of Brecseit
- The Secretary of War has ordered that, IN the
OF lillian Bird late private Battery H. "a A1ne ~
imphsonmen at Alcatraz Island California the q SCI %
void for the that murder beng capital crime 40.
legally oognahe by courrmlrt and an order pa zen %
the p the Federal JuciaT IN stsa oE A
a few nights since kerosene lamp in the house
Of rolored Brghtse Farm Bladensurg Nd eHpo
se AZ nre ehn Of whom was burned
% the brsn IAN into he bed Of the win
dow II wife, and her elothe taking ire she too was 6ts
The injured chit cannot survive ono ear being D9nel o. anu
bones laid bare side u the ice
In the g. s District Court Of Baltimore yester-
day m the case OF Smith and H. Sickman convicted Of con
spacy delsad the Government Of the tx on Installed spr y s
Rober smith sentenced to be Imprisoned ihre noas m pay
Sac q 5000 and s3o costs R. s Aaan sho sal been s sssseSsi
pay Of OO cd to pay further
the 3 OO AMI to tie nominal Imprisonment Of one DAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-25

Gro SrrcK g. Co.'s NEW WARERooMs.-
An tie preat panO-makers migrating up town they
natury follow the course of Fashion. Geo stecR
70 have long occupied, with Chckerng and Steinway,
the leading position among piano-i0rte manufacturers
and the name OF their firm Is synonymous with excel
ience The new and beautiful waferooms-which they
are fitting up in elaborate and costly style-are situated
in East Foureenhs No %, close to UIlonsquare aud
midway between Steinway and Chclerng, 80 that
Fonrteenthst will henceorth be known as the great
piano street OF NewYorh Geo. steck Co viii remove
from their old location In few days, and will throw
omen their new and beautiful wareroOms to the public
during present month Although the change OF ioea-
tion @ add nothing TO the reputation OF Geo Steck
90 il will bring them closer within the circle OF COM
petition, in which they eau hold their own-(Watsons
Art Journal.
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Probabilities.
FIRE IN THE BowERY-TwO PERSONS BADLY
BURNED.


A fire occurred yesterday on the first floor
of No. So Bowery running through to Chrystie-st and
occupied by j. +. schmiz concert saloon and thea
ter known as the European Garden The company was
rehearsng noon. and Gersard Mddendorp an en-
Move. was engaged in filing q Dumber OF lamps with
Ioaid gas lighted lamp standing the counter close
by. when the gas gnited and exploded Middendorp
and Nette Tyler of the singers were burned about
the face The others escaped. The fire ran rapidly
through the building, which, with its contents, was
badly damaged Schmtz estimates his loss on stock and
fixtures at 10000; not insured jacob Haas VINO ieased
the lunch counter lost $500 not insured
The second floor was occupied by Kouth Tor the so-
rage of billiard tables pianos, and other articles ioss
a zoo: NOT insured. The third floor was unoccnpled
The fourth floor front occupied by H. Koath Dlard
table manufacturer loss s25O Insurance. goo Inc rear
was occupied by Franz Penatz manufacturer o. tasses
and ringes loss 500 not insured The hfth noor was
occupied by Edward A. smith, cigar manufacturers iOts
on Stock 600; insured 1850 by the following c0mpa
Mess Franklin OF Philadelphia, $3.50 niagara sl,oDi
Arctic, 81 800; Great Western Of Buffalo s1ol aneasfr
Of Pcnnsy lvania 900 The building, owned ny w -.
Aston, was damaged 1000; not insured IL PtfclNaI
saloon, the first floor OF No IS Bowery, was damaseu
Wat
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
nnMRSrIG MARKETS


wnaIyerOS, G., April 2Spiu TGrpntne-No sse reported
Ron steady ~ Is o No TO s6 for Pe Crude Tupentne ~ -
q % Tar pl as ..|.' -L.
Ca April RCottop steady LIE. for Liverpool MID
ding; sales 34 bales; receipts. l9S bales
DKrEorr, April 2GPiour dull Wheat dsl Extra 81 D1sl 81
Corn declined le-
CtEvkLAsp April A-Whes dull and declined 81 63c, No Red
81 sd t 3yi Cora stesy; High Mixed Osts declng sss "
Sc Petroleum dul Refined, ale Crude, - 50. ,.,.,
Buuso.E April 2Cotton quiet and Mddlng bfans
itc Low Mddug By Flour fairly active marse s,o a' @
medium aId high grades Wheat km and all grades
eept OHIO and Indians which lower at 81 oOd D.
White nd ielos Southern zoe M.ed Western 90 AZ Rs
6oduc. Pork dull; Aes e30, baooa hrm Shoae', De
Sides, Dic Clear Rib lOlc.; Hams lbaIse lAf' au " -
" hisky qgesi ssoek sfare ~ r. a9lte .r. RI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-25

Winems Pecrns Jules Breton Lecomte Castan, chavet
ana others OF ies note The nton of tnese will
Indicate the value Of the collection. The Amer
lean schools are well represented, both in land
acape ana genre pictures. BOrghtOn sends an
Autumn. scene n Young Girl and her brother in
apple-orchard. Guy, Hehlig, and Brown haye some
GgurO pieces CoInan haze his picture of the regatta for
The Queen Cup In 1870 Do Haas il Represented by two
marines. Among landscapes there ara several pctures
by VIM Hart. There also works " Jas Hart Cis-
iIear MoEntee, W. I. Richard, and Shatck Tait has
large prtnrT rs nsU 5. Y. Clifford Bierstad las only
IjtfIe snpsnt Bit The Dusseldorf artists ara nuiers
There is devotional picture. by hubuer, lYhich carl
on Az il not painted n tho Dusseldorf method. There
ore auIgcqrs by IerZOg leu, Camphauscn, Otterbtch
Eugelbardt and there - abunoauoe Of genre paint
lncB Inc Girls Bathing Is by Meyer Won Bremen. Zm-
jtbed with progressive ideas explaining Win map the
PrIssan histories 10 an Austrian Catholic Plie't wno
with puff ol his pipe banlshos be su'JV0" Ao "'o
upward OF |. hundred pictures i0I SAFE
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY April. g. 1871.

day. that the fact that two trains TO be removed
first communicated by Mr.. Charick himself, ana
that subsequent conversation between twelve OF the
travellers and Superintendent Barton, corroborateh n
Presidents statement week ago last Sunday, one OF
them hitched up his horse drive Mr. Charlick from %
depot to the village OF Huntington. ride OF mic anu
hal and during the drive subject fuily dis
cUssed between Them Mr.. Cbarck said that he had run
The road for the public long enough, and that IN te
future he meant ~ himself He not nan
paIonized he said, ana when demonstrated with ny
some Of those Interested he claimed that people sent
their freight and Travelled themselves by the boat ana
c could not he expected ~ express trains 10 accom-
!aOlate such folks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-25

DAIRY INTERESTS OF CHAUTAUQUA COUNTY
Chautauqua County " Y. has probably 5000
and produces about 10000 year in butter cheese,
aud milk, ON the 18th OF April meeting was held at
sncarville which resulted IN the organization Of the
.'Chauauqua County Dairymens' Association and
Board OF Trade" and the election OF Asahel Burnham,
President; w. W. Henderson, Secretary: A LangwOrthy,
Treasurer Board of Directors aud 20 Vice Presidents
Hon. X. A. Willard Of Herkmer addressed the Conven-
tion the manufacture and sale OF dairy products.
There are cheese factories in the county and
new association do much TO increase the quality and
quantity OF the product, and better uniformity the
prices 10 be obtained.
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let % 81 4th. 5ih. 9Th It'll 9th. 9th. ToaL
fFsssHno ;i:.:. 8 ia
Umpire Pike % the Haymiker Club. Time Of Game Dr. %
min Fr by BnorsAn Professionals u tines
Runs Ealnej--AmAteurs l. Professionals. Is
Harry Wrght's celebrated Red Stocking nine OF the
Boston Club will make their first appearance In the field
I'm this vicinity Thursday next at the Capitolne
Grounds. Brooklyn, in match with the Brooklyn Attn
letics This will be their only game in Brooklyn until
their return from Washington, IN May. On Friday they
go 10 Philadelphia.
The Haynakers arrive from Troy this morning, and
after play their return match with the Brook
lyn Athletics, on the CapitoDe Grounds. Tomorrow
they play the Atlantics on the same grounds.
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not acceded TO, and the dispute over some OF the
tons causes the present delay While OF the OFF,
and directors the New-Jesey Companies oppose
the upon any terms the majority favor tease upon
these terms Meanwhile 1t reported that the fensyl
vana Company is making propositions 70 INC Keanng
for running their ears over these lines instead OF tho
United Railroads Nothing OF an official character mas
disclosed relative to tho reported bargain but the
Pennsylvania COMPANY has made contracts with these
lines that lead to the belief among well Informed railroad
men that they hold the scheme IN view
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LEASE OF THE NEW JERSEY RAILROADS.

The Committees of the United RailrOaos OF
NewJersey and of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
are In consultation at Philadelphia the terms OF the
lease OF the NewJersey roads The basis proposed by
the Committee from the NewJersey Companies supulae
lhat 10 per cent per shall be paid 10 the stock
h"ucIn the failure 10 pay semi anDuhly 10 DC taken ~
anhulllhE Tue lease Under 40 promises VIII tht New
Jersey COupani CONSENT " lease II these terms
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SUPERVISORS OF ELECTIONS APPOINTED.

In compliance with the Act of Feb %, 1S11
Judge Woodruff has appointed the following Chief
Supervisors of Elections: John j. Davenport OF this
civ Chief Supervisor for the Southern District OF New
York; Samuel T. Jones of Brooklyn, Chief Supervisor
for tine Eastern District of New York Charles NJ Den
son OF ica Chief Supervisor for the Northern District
OF New-YOrk; Henry NJ. Burton Of Hartford, CGicf
SnpeTYisOr for the DistrcI OF CONNECTICUT.
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pICTURES AT AUCTION.

Mr.. Somerville will sell by auction tonight
and to-morrow night q fine collection OF paint
ings which includes works by many prominent men Or
the American. French and German schools These
have for the most part formed part Of the consign-
pcu,s NJ oun & Co and John Snedecor. The Highland
Sheen ,v Eosa Bnnhrur Will attract universal attention
There arr, also works by Bouguercau by sohreyer, the
ven, by Tissot Pee hiphaetc. by Dlaz de Chatou.
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WEATHER REPORT
WAR DrPARTMENT.
Van Y
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,

OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. C.. April "a. l671-730 D. III.
synopsis FOR The past kceHtg-fouT hours
The barometer is beginning to recover
slowly the Pacific coast Heavy snow mas iIeh ano5
since SUNDAY night I'm Western Nebraska, Cloudy ana
threatening weather, with falling barometer has beeh
experienced during the day from Minnesota To- Loulsan
The reports from Texas not received Inc area Oh
highest barometer has moved eastward, ana now eN
tends from Carolina to NewJersey Clear weather
has very generally prevailed In the Eastern and Middle
States and with partial coudiness on the Lakes ana
Southern States. 1900
Probabilities.
1t is probable that falling barometer ana CLOUDY ana
rainy weather will Tuesday be generally experienced
from Michigan to Alabama and westward; northeast
winds on Lake Superior; and fresh winds ana partially
cloudy weather on the lower Lakes ana tue Atianuc
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p4SSENCFRS SAfLED.

Poe sT THOMAS AND BRAzs s,ss% ana M nd Mr.. %m
Erur Mrs. R a. wsrbe n T. Gid Dr. C. Rs,se' NJ Ms
Upton: SAB Ngr's W. L,ss. 3. 6aaous: { NJ &c Lon
rs.Io q. Ssdai, C. d. Haucor r. IL "ns'''' ~ +
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
~, ~. :. -. s s,is N,,rs 81, Second rug,l

-. x.p,r, Can't Aurnhamer from Pos on
Aa'ih s,h tasc Annapolis ds'A she e~rne' % san'
ana hasa Iret Psaeu lO days with nitrate Of soda TO
nhP ~ P,..- Cap- OF Good HOPE Web j. eroso ine eua-
80 sh ~ N Ion Nv Hal tue weather up 20 hs'oA' '"'n
.'' ~ ,s.l,,r. .as north Of iistrrs 49,. al, -,
49,. m ., ve .i llah Ea C~nd feb e. su nlh"al A"a
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NIBLo's GARDEN.
The career of Richard the Third" at Niblo's
Baseball.
PROFESSIONALS vs.. AMATEUss.

The contest between the newly organized
amateur nine OF the Mutual Club and their professional
nne when took place yesterday, on tine Union Bail
Grounds proved poor display, the amateur nine not
even aTordng the Professionals good practice. The
weather favorable the grounds in excellent order
and fully 1000 people present. But few Of the
amateur nine experts and all were more or less IN
want Of nractice. The acore Ia as follOWs;
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Gpsrial Notices
Preventive Medication.

radical change introduced in the practice Of Heaa
Physicians have PROSTATE their patents Hsesz
of pulling down they up Of sssaang nature they ssas
her, CGppng leecg bnsterrg veoesecion come ornoar,
supefyng narcotics aud rasng puryve the yOre
Of the Faculty rarely By The dssts
profession Toe old creed thai d0'se so
thing which must be expelled By artificial means irrespective
the the vital organization in the The
creed recognizes the improvement, general health esseua
to tue cure Of all local ailments Hence it that HcsTETrEEs
STOMACH BIrfERs, the most Poent vegetable soae that
pharmacy has ever brought of La
struggles With disease cordially approved By praciaoaeo
the school pleasant to reject that reasOr and
philosophy have last been victorious the errors Of tho
past and that bOusads sud Of thousands, Of human BEN" are
alive ami to-day ina4bAsly DO nOdrAs in Ss'
graves they susssd tbs pains ana Peb'es "h we're
tecmel or;booT and indispensable 30 or % yeGsssO
Preventive medication scarcely thought ofhen but no~ 1t cos
sersd Of paramount importance the celebrity Of the standard N
,gOr,ut Alternative and ora, Of the age "a title which HOSTEL.
TERs GrTERS have fairy earned BY their long career Of aeos
mainly due TO is efficiency protective Pr'p'rii'n
Accuse Of tie BrrrERs argenty recommended as sale a<
certain antlo,e to and reniieni e' ns''ne 'n'ey
and other m,ades
u,mho,a, Extract sarsapara DE Crest Blood Pun
sr thoroughly cesn.s nOats the entire system and rcA
-, io ,h cruaion OF blood; after TGrgng with HELM
Ro,ns CRAPS PILLS humOs that have accumulated In The
,,s for Years CAREFUL, prepared according TO the rules
and Chemistry thoroughly reliable test Of 20 ysAn
hs. proved this. Try them. ----------
The Largest and oIost Elegant stock OF
FURNITURE,
fling ofpryIyG. ROOM. PARL0R, LIBRARY, ard BEDROOM
S1HAS' +. KRUTINAS
M,au,eor, and wsrerooms DO sud D. Ea, Hogs,ons.
B~Bank Private ofees cited Prices def eomoettloa
Tim aIaf.h
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wINANS AGADS-A CARD FROM MR. SES
IN Il

TO ihe BdffOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: Last Thursday my attention was called
60 the following paragraph in your paper Of the 18th
inst:
Gov. FentOn far from home last Fall when
Winans nominated for the Assembly We know that
the former has many friends in Chauauqua County but
never heard Winans named as one Of them. We under
stand that he quite active last Fall in the Sessions
snti-Fenton interest"
Now Mr. Editor the political status OF Mr. Fenton and
Wnans and those who opposed to them perfectly
well understood our Congress District and but for the
extensive circulation OF THE TRIBUNE outside Of Chau
tsuqua and Cattaraugus, should not trouble you with
this note, for the purpose Of correcting the
statements In the above quotation.
Mr. Wuans il the Representative mSenator Fenon's
Assembly District the dav last Fall that Winans
was nominated senator FentOn al his home in James
town His friends not only cordially united with Mr.. WI
nfnss friends in nominating him for the Assembly but at
The same time elected Senator FentOn and Mr.. Wnans
delegates 10 the Republican State Convention, and five
Congress District delegates opposed my nomination for
Congress Mr. WiDans could not have been nominated
f The Assembly without the active personal efforts OF
eruator fentOn and his most confidential friends MT
mans Tor years has been warm and ardent friend OF
e senator Mr. Wlnans aud his friends, together with
the senator and his, did all they could last Fall 70
ht my nomination. and at the election most OF their
trends voted for the Democratic candidate for Congress
Yours truly WALLER L. SESSIONS.
Aev York, April %, 1871
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NfE E

oris,i vessel De Wolff Co HSs sueeesden strong
g.s .p e o g. thence moderate weather; March g.
fro m.inuprsis. y.d oysosrs ssd was lot. March 81 let
- ~ gn - - Exchanged xi ship erSef Beach 0m Csnhs
sT R.rees ia'it ~ lays c. Mar
shsl 20 Had Cos wes.aer
ger. -
{. schr Oh zAek Bsebe Eev.rIsv.p
schr h Brainad Billiard Poflead q,
sir $ = ssIsDisa Ei;sr. PoE.i@nl. CT
S,br Brre!t Auss.t oscst
selt NEG, Peg Ses 'oaert faI Pi.lsdciDhs
sd.s q l.. nis, Iloyt, Pro.Iepe,
sse -. ,,.'Jss .l gs... s fson eaee
schT hs. l.. Lo-ng iigins. N4g.H'vn
Feb Nm liilson. Blosn. efan IA
lelr RclRs vsus. HOPKINS Biifac--
ss,'' ss-olae k.nEei. soDeG: GeoFse'owR, D. O
sctr.J N. sermTe Pench, Yirrnis
selr {. u KIRK Robirson Yrsiap.
sobr. A. Jenniu g. Cavalier, viFgn
Anerna Ss1 % MSSpII pa en- Ca days With humber
ee Holmes Northrop days With anh~- I,S
SER hi, is' sabo. S,Atfy her Ioonas
"iHD-sunse'. ighs. WI haly OF shore
SAILED.
s;eamstiD MeTTinick, FOR Rio Jane.r,.
DOMESTIC PORTS
BOsToy, April 2-Anss sshr Nav Morn or, p.y.e. u..s
bark Napier. from Singapore.
sayASSAH Ga, April AArred steamship ssrAgssa from B.s
PokTRE MosEoE April S-Arnyd q. cutter sertA
from Gasrow, R bss from PORTO Rico Jsnes
from IayAns; Panama, iom A.isols bark simpson,
CHARLESTON 4 c.. April A--ArhVed steamship yirns srs-
PHILADELPHIA Dsgphin CsaO hrg Wthaa Bo.0s,
schrs. Western STAR from Boston, r. hoSn from ssNYOrE,
Queen from Baltimore .-[
FOREIGN PORTS.
LospoS April AThe steamship CITY Of LnerieS Capt PhhS
passengers o. board psir before proceeding for SesYOt
SPOKEN.
Eshp BiEi Acombsou for Sidney March s lat Il 81 on D '"
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Joln4on,s Anodyne Lniment-Bstsbshei l3ioor inersa
and terpa and ended b Physicians eyeryWhere
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Nirol & Davidson sseroons c5 Brosdvy Paeor Grr.,
are constantly bringing patterns ChlIir. an
Gas fixtures in Glass; Bronze Gilt, and 0r.aoin.
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WInchesfer's ypoph0spbites viii CONSUMPTION ~
IL unsurpassed a \ zRvoUS ToSc and iNylGoRsToR
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MfRPIED.

Wedding and Visiting Cards, Initial samrng Note P,o~
WIZ EYERDsILs sous Os PcLToSsT OLD DUrcs CaVKea
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HENRY-BASSOn THURSDAY the dencs of the brides
parents Dr. b. Rogers Rehar NJ. henry 10 Louise
daughter Samuel W Bass, al Of This city.
O'ROIPKE-HARTSHoRNB-A Portland ~ j. TfnTsiay Aor'
1871 j. w. sasun Felix T. OhOake Of hesfork AM
Mar Mninrn daughter Of Robert Aartstorne-
TUCKER-ITUL "Wednesday ri 49, Cincinnati BY the Rev
A. L. Taylor, John =. Tucker IT, OF St. Paul formerly OF New
York AID Asry s. hull oi CINCINNATI daughter Of the ais Rev DE-
Hull
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-25
rORFTGN PORTS,

Loypox aprl -The steamship CITY Of Limerick PhNS
which len Liverpool Sauriay, Qseensosn disabled with a
passengers board rsr before proceeding for SesYOrt
SPOKEN.
shp pd Msloonbsop for Sidney, March 49, Ia. Il s., on IS W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-25

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