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The Shasta courier., 1871-10-07

py order OF the Board of Supervisors.
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The Shasta courier., 1871-10-07
THE DAILflsuN, Sc AiYEAR,

A preemiacntly real be, cwspaper, with the :
larges Circulation In, the word. Free, indie.
from everywhere. w cents o copy u mail,
SO cents a month. or Sc year. Fs
The Shasta courier., 1871-10-07

~ w. FICkERT TAKES THIS METH
u. cd to inform the people of Tehama and
Shasta counties that he keeps constantly on hand
a large and well selected stock OF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-22

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed
~ proposals will be received at the ONCE Of the city
Engineer until SATURDAY. April q, 1911, at II NJ,
for Constructing two sections OF Mill Brook sewer ao
cording order passed by the City Council, April
1871.
Specifications may be obtained of the City Engineer
The Committee will award the sections separately If
they shall deem it the interest of the city to do
The Committee also reserve the right 10 reject any
one or all of the bids offered for the work.
EDWARD EARLE,
Mayor and Chairman of the Joint Standing
Committee sewers
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-22
$4,000
TO BE GIVEN AWAY!

The subscribers take pleasure in offering the citizens
Worcester aud vicinity Something New, in the form
of the Swetland Celebrated Prize Packages. EACH
PACKAGE contains nearly half pound of the choicest
French Mixed Candies, and in addition, prize ranging
from $50 No pains has been will be spared to make
this first class enterprise In lot will be found the
following prizes, Sc, Csc, SOC, 81 Silver Coin,
$3.50 Gold Coin, IS $50 in Greenbaeks Having put
up and sold these packages for the last year and still
continuing to sell all OF the principal cities west, we
now offer them the first time to the citizens Of this
locality with full confidence in their merit All arein
yted to call and examine mode of doing business
The prizes are generously distributed throughout the
whole lot and purchaser has the privilege of desig
mating the package she may prefer The ladies are
parcuary invited call through the day, to avoid the
crowds that throng evening sales. Throwing our
selves upon the generosity OF appreciatve public
cordially invite your patronage.
rzsy7 salesroom No. Lincoln House Block.
a2O d6t. swETLAND PRIZE CANDY co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-22

COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE,.The un;
~ dersigned C. B. knight, formerly % .pe ~, PITT ~
Chamberin & Co. Oate with w. p Danels,l and y =:
Davidson Carpenter both Of worcester nave ave , stys ~
~ "a KSISYiT h 90 for the purpose Of transaetins tne
Lumber Buness wholesale and T Trsne sI Sans
,easeo ny 10 business and fair dealing 10 merit
and receive shaie u 49, c. b. KNIGHT.
J. 6; DAVIDSON.
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" 30 FoP EXCAVATION and

PROPOSALS. FOR EXCAVA5T,i Y !S,I and
= ~ Iolnt standing COMMITTEES on EoueAuon o. me
2y Sounc at the Mayors once, until Spih ~ ior
me for foundation and brick walls on cty
aorth side Of Walnut street, and depoetting exca-
~ vidne material and building foundation aud
hank walls on first named lot- go 4.
~ ,rther II formation nqptre at the ONCE Of Earle
rniSer ARCHITECTS, copies Savings Bank Building
rie committee reese the right to reJeeI any or all
nroposa as ma, be deemed best for The interests o. the
city. a. 80 49, >-~'-A-' ' -
an2Q otapz9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-22

11N AND AFTER THIS DATE, the
" public win nnd the Store Of NJ D, ~ - -, y
al ali te Latest styles Of Hats eaps, Gens fnrHn 70
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DRFSS AMI SHTRTMA

THE INTELLIGENCE OFFICE. at No.
II 10 Front street in g. R. Leand's Block IL now re-
opened, where nlty girls. to do general homework,
second work, and table work, wanted mmedIately
ais dlws
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NEW STEAM MARBLE Ann
IN $40 e WORKS
BOSTON & ALBANY RAILROAD 90

DIVIDEND
NJ ri,s Dollars per share will be payable on MonAy.
NAV is 10 stockholders OF record OF the close Of bush
ness on SATURDAY Ap'i' 'cHAs, Z, STEVENS, Treas.
SsstoH, April ~ ISL assmsN spH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-22
Not1ees.

THO THE CITIZENS OF WORCESTER.
Il Dr. Halls "Gude Board, to Health, Peace, and
Comnetence or the Road 10 Happy Old Age" Is
knngIedged to be the BEST Book published in any
country Miss M 81 JosLTN. No. so Main ST., Is our
only authorized gent for Worcester, and citizens wish
ing for q copy will please apply as ABOVE.
D. Il. FISK, Publisher,
a9l DIT Springfield, Mass.
The New York herald., 1871-09-11

.rses closed ass. OWING parity scarcity Of prime oHs
n l: cr sofn.s sc and nsIs 1sd ASS sSrins u
IDr S. IL Sa ~ - q & a . Vs red ed wus, q q % Gr 81
&c for whs The ou:as price BID and refused for prime ts 70
cC,,.s :. Western yellow ana DO
we were ABOUT iIouuo bushels toac. Soc for mixed ole
mixed 30 ac tor Jersey sna e Tor
qS s:rey sna rye ware dun and nc.9us an ,c,s
appearance but there little oferng. all avail
hse t1Ss0 for
srs remain nrm In inc eharerng lin. there copsnaed M
ssripoa I. very scarce most arr.vog having been
ss a. isseSR Sasls. g ssaia
4soos Bushels lid. The Charter. comprise Nor
i'd s4ss Sa'si ss,nsdelpn,s nSss
British b.rs "a veu Op,oes q gram oAuwerp sarpers
Pr pas reported SATURDAY At 49, Ger bahs should have read
M;AssRs va: active cssns :: for
So1r S.an ss., and mAed zSc ~ cayed BE- 500 Musc' G
Porto NiSo Doc. lnsisa Islands, lSc.; New
KAyHL stosTs.sprs turpen.in., cons, ,auent upon
IN ots wharf a. Ss,sc per gallon. nosecisd
- ~ SoObs pale sold at ~ 70 lar was au and nominal
sr soa =. oS G ~ ssHs m ana Coo 10 OILS Fish os wee whou
rhrRoLEUl- ine market ruled dull and prices were
without perceptioc ehane Ine scary OF vessels snd ns
consequently Interrupts pro.apt delivery sHo
was ASKED and % &C. oid and Tor last half Of month
asked. Crude remains duii under small offerings and ght
inquiry. Quo ed nomnaly lSs4c. bulk ana Mas. IA
s ss %s. Sse s s s a there wes was s
9gdsng quoted a. s os ls sales Of tslned s were .
ber at zc Al t. creek tae market was. quic and un
road The Philadt pha was quiet ana unchanged
sag. were reported q cargo Of so obs ened Standard
PROVISIONS -kceeipts Fork, 100 packasss cut meats
prices better although close showing
sSs' ssss 1 sna 1 y e 81
1 or so s. do
U"r aSs q. s aGs. pss an
90. g SAC short no, 7sc. &c.; cai0erland cut, &C.
hru ioo t,srces ca.h ssss; October tho
same price CITY ard aal and owlr sass 100 t,ercss
quiet and prices unchansei
@ oAs' We wsns es ss o
$is; pras d., sroes sis s india do ,srees $is
Texas Ssei az o 5 & Gu quite
s so on D. ws sa $
quoted at:-Dry sailed shoudea Ssc g.. Gear bellies
T. sssi a s &C. and
o s eaes.e neGs wsf e S% steady
RIon-rhe market lrm, with continued tar jobbing
sse 'se' % AND %ifS ses nasa0" @
srEAnINE was In better demand at shade easer nGure
scsAs The %asst less active, wihou, noticeable
the basis OF 9s 9<c per b for iar 20 good refining
Refined slightly easier, closing at i2sic. q C.sc.
for aud la for crushe pow cred and grauuated We
quote Cuba-lnierior to common rennns e1sc.
renning, sAc Gsc; iar 70 eood oTroeerv, ssc
gal, hhdA an Doxes NC mo asses aAda and boxes
be. s5c. meado SIC. ,1ec. H.yanaBoxes Dutch staa-
dard, Nos to9 4c. 9sc do. 10 to L. 9c Oaac do,
l3 lr12c DO Il to Is. iissc lsc do ~
grades, Szc. a9c. do grocery gra les go llc Bra
7i-Duich sandard Nos. TO L. 80. 9hc. Java-Dutch
nno superior. 7szc. ~ &C. lr.-..... . -
TALiOW was quiet but steady. SAFES i70OCO los at $40
for country and 9'ac. for city.
Receipts, SIS bbls. Tie market trEe
better, with sa,cs OF l75 bbls. at 92i1c &c.
The New York herald., 1871-09-11
RELlLF FOR THE BLIND.

The Fnod Awarded TO the Home i'm Ve.r
vairiy.eiahth street.
NEW YORK, Sept. 0, 1871.
To TILE EDIroa OF rae nERALD:- .n
NV attention was called q few weeks since to
letter IN your columns accompanying the gilt OF
some $3.50 TO aid tho INDECENT blind OF New York
city. AS acting president OF the only Institution in
the city which has that for Its specific and sole OBJ
ject made immediate application for the money IN
question both as fading our "nome for the blind''
there mentioned with commentator and as know
ing that none could be better fitted rightly to adj.
minister 1t than our ladies now engaged IN that
very work. Finding, however, that ms application
did not come to hand, now renew 1t, and request
that the $3t0 may be placed in our hands
for the objects the generous donor had 50 much ut
heart ] would also, with your permisslon
take this opportunity to say word to Charitable
New York pubic respecting the work IN which we
are engaged. Tue bind OF this city anu nelghbor-
hood are well cared for aud educated IN the large
and wealthy institution on the corner Of Ninth
avenue ana Thirty ourth street; but at forty years
OF age they have to leave the institution. Here IS
that our work OF giving comfortable home TO all
sick aged and destitute blind ana supplying prom.
table occupations as far as we are able, to the
strong, begins II Il a good ana important work
to educate the blind but 1t Is more necessary
and blessed one to care for them when they are IN
distress; aud when [ say that but q short time
since we had 10 allow well-educated ana reined
blind woman 10 go to the common amsDouse on u Q
Island because We had no r0om Or her an the
Home have said enough to make every thought III
and phianihropic person the necessity OF AIDING
US in enlargIng our accommodations ana means OK
usefulness. VIC are now particularly engaged IN
this Object the present Home, NO. 5o7 seventh
avenue, Is altogether TOO small and unsuitable
In location. At the samo time should be Rlad
that IT'S twenty hve inmates should be questioned as
TO Their thankful appreciation OF what has been
done for them by all who feel aJ all interested
tins work. II this could be done we would not, I
ieel assured, need for helpers IN present EFFORT
10 purchase property Oi four lots anl large com.
Portable mouse. for wnicn VIC are now I'm treaty,
further up the isand. We have $4,000 In cash, with
which wo Can mako the purchase, but we need
$50, 900 more TO place Us lent Tree nnd allow Us
enlarge our work. VIII not those who can appre.
clatc the blessings OF s.gnt and the hard trials Of
the blind take the trouble to COMMUNICATES with aud
aid the undersigned IN accomplishing this
charitable work. The blind are received into TIL
Home wihout any question as 10 their faith, and
are allowed to 20 10 their own churches, as lar
possible, and Ia sickness TO receive the minsfra'
tons Of their own ministers.
WM. A. MCvICKAis, 40 West Ssth stIect,
Acting President OF the Home Tor tbs Biud.
fThe fund above &c erred TO lt35oi hf.S been FOR
| waro"o IN i,r. McytckarJ
The New York herald., 1871-09-11
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW oRIEANs. Sept 9, 1871 D.
gross ia Exports~To Great britain, 2ot Sales.
Stock, 4s,i52 bales.
Cotton IN local demand low mi dnss l6>ic 1896 Net
receipts, IS oaIes; sa'cs lS; stock. sl'l
CHARLESTON, Sept @ 1871.
Cotton steady; miidss, lc. Net receipts, NO baies
wILmrseros. n. c., Sept o. ls1l.
Spirits inrpen.ne srons a. +c osn s arm a, 81 80 os
steady 80 80 yellow Dip % 50 fcr virgin Tar steady
at a215.
Flour n far demand ard hi cher; sprins doaoe cxtr
81 10. oats in far demand and higher No. at 0kc Corn
sn s:ss Lass 5 issis6s' & Shes saass Jsss:9
ments-ao,6 .bis nour, $4,000 bushels wheat.
o., ,., oswFeo. y y: Sep, q IsT;
sna hheT saes busses old No. cn
Sara g a. meal o i 3 N,G"sE Ss i 1 sf per- s s
Al.eed unelanaed shors, sls 80; shipsuns S2s so;
feshss1s &C. gov coPa g' and rye sew barley 30 sns oas
6 % New yos Hss s e g sss s ns., ana ana a M
feet Of lumber shrm nsi oo bushels wheat Bs b,h,
l2a3, ,Uuv feet OF lumber
Receipts 1900 bbls. whea, l26GU bushes corn,
ls5 900 bushels oats 7sue bushels; oary o. oo bushels
es a Syss BUSINESS "r' a sH sSpmsa.
Canal rssh = S.m rT s Tor
Flour moderately & ssss s and q Sss s-n hnss M
strong the advance sales 4iuvo bushels
No Western nj 4Jc $3.50 bushels by sample Ssc Rye
nonnay 7Oc Barley inquired for quoted at 5c for West
%o sr as Lard qs iic
High vines nominn.ly ylc. q NC
CHICAGO, Sept. O. 1sn.
Flour firm, but less active Wheat active but closed
81 M ooss 81 r. 'ss asss s M
snsed l b asFnSoa SS m AZ s.s
Oats aciye and advanced ac.; NO. 2s; SlAc. Rye
At osr r q. aes psTa m.r Sg
l3 cash. Lard steady at sc. Bulk meats-shoulders bc.
Lc hogs steady and fairly 81 ~ ~ 30.
Cattle quiet at s. 50 So sh Freights irnwheat 20 Buff
fso sc Rec az & o Dds . nod @ n 1saes n M @ Wheat
barley and 7OC0 Shipmets 100 bois. lour, 73OO
bushels wheat l91 900 do S6 00U do OATS 2,0O do
rye, $4,000 barley and 4lOO hogs Il.I.
The New York herald., 1871-09-11
ANOTHER LIPE-sAv1Na STATION.

The frequent loss OF human life through marine
accidents on the Sound shore mt and near
Horizons Point has caused the merchants
and other parties Interested In commercial
affairs at Southhold and vicinity to petition the
Secretary OF the Treasury for the establishment OF
litesavlng station on the sound shore at Horizons
Point. This spoken OF part OF the Long Island
coast being very much exposed Is visited frequently
not only by passing IN anu out vessels bul by those
wnIcn run for the purpose OF loading
gravel aud other building malerial. A life.saving
station is therefore necessity, As IN case u
larger vessel should strand there nothing ln the
way or assistance could be done wlthOui llieDOat,
ana slch disaster might result IN q great loss of
human life This, In comparison to tie small cost
of establishing and maintaining lte-savllg sta
tion incliaes 10 the hope tnat an approval from the
Secretary VIII be received.
The New York herald., 1871-09-11
THE CUSTOMS RECEIPTS.

The Immense Increase In Impors-The
Cause and tho Figures. nn
There has been good deal OF talk lately in
oflcial circles about the immense increase In Gus
toms during the past few months at this port, and
IL may be consequently OF no small interest to the
general public 10 know exactly what tho increase
really amounts TO. or. rather. what articles were
the cause Of the increase. The greatest amount ever
received for customs this port during
the past month OF Augu {; but che fgures-the hg-
ures IN detail-have not as yet been made out. The
gross amount. however. Is known 10 be over
900. Artncla flowers and ladies' dress good,
generally were the principal cause OF the increase.
The following comparative table, which has been
compiled with great care. shows the amount OF re-
ceipts for the principal articles imported during the
months OF June and July, 1870, as compared with
those OF june lS7l:-
The New York herald., 1871-09-11

The following were the closing prices on the sdc.
walk after the adjournment OF the stock
Exchange:-wester Union, 6I11 q 87N Pacific
Mall, 57H Ga; New York Central consoli-
dated, 1Ol lolX; New York Central scrip.
o54 %; Erie, 80 s3A; Roadlng, ll5A 1l6's
Lake Shore. 1857 1l3%; PittsDurg l22
a l221S; Northwestern, II a 7lH; Northwestern
preferred 92'4 sa; ROCK ISLAND. llOsI 1.OH; ST..
Paul. 631s 6SA; st. Paul preferred, s2ss q 82zS;
Wabash, 8j1s 655s; Chic and Mississippi 4b7s
46,s; Union Pacific, 3o,s S23s; Hannibal and
ST. Joseph II "; Hannibal and ST. Joseph pre-
ferred, So So; Boston. Hartford and Ere, 2T a
ga; Columbus Chicago ana Indiana Central, 2lyI
a211t.
TIE COURSE or THE GOLD MARKET.
Tue exueme fluctuations daily IN the price Of
Il I'm ruanl. ,uoI..
The New York herald., 1871-09-11
A CCLORED BIGaMIST.

Yesterday morning Ellen Grear. a fair looking
specimen OF the colored olks residing at 1875 West
Twenty.alth street. appeared before Justice Snand.
ley, at Jefferson Market, complainant against her
husband August whom she charges stabbed her
In The arm with ~ table knile on saturday night.
During The examination Ellen ST ted sue
did not want TO live with MIN as he mad another wife
living. Upon being questioned IN reference TO tue
matter the festive Augustus admitted that he had
soniy' TWO wives. one of whom was living IN Pniia.
dephia and the other In this city, DO ween waich
places ne continually hibernates Upon nus frank
confession he was locked np iOr eXamInatlOn.
The New York herald., 1871-09-11
A NEWARK MYSTERY.

About six O'Clock last evening while some boys
were playing IN creighton u Wards stoneyard. ut
the foot OF South Canal ana River streets, in
Newark two OF the number named Lee and
Moore, stumbled over the PROSTATE form or
a dead man. the police were at once notified,
as well a. the Otner authorities. but it
was some time before the discovery was made that
ne was really dead. NO marks Of violence were
found on the pody, but there was nothing to indi.
cate VINO or what deceased was some people
thought ne was German ragpicker. the BODY was
taken charge Of by the County Physician, who gave
1t IN charge OF the undertaken pending investiga-
The New York herald., 1871-09-11
IDieti.


BANRs.-On FRIDAY, Septembers g. DAVID BANKS
In the sJth year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited attend the fuuera, ron MS late re-
sidence 453 Fifth avenue, thus (ionday) morning.
september II, at eleven O'CLOCK, without luther
nOllce. x--
NEW YORK, sept. y, 1871.
AT meeting OF the directors OF the East River
National Banx. the ioilowing preamble ana resoiu-
Waereas Il has pleased the Almighty again within
briel period 70 axe rom among US another OF our
Mr.. David Banks IN tue f1lness of his days, aud
that while we regret that we cannot LONGER nave ms
company and support we rejoicc that the integrity
and rightmndedncss OF his lie anu character Will
always he brlgnt spot In our memory. BE it
Resolved, That We tender to the widow OF our
late friend and associate our siDcerest sympathy
with her in the loss OF beloved COMPANION for so
great number Of years; also 10 the others Of tho
Iay IN the rupture Oh the dearest ties of RELATION
ship. u
Resolved. Tnat an engrossed copy or the fore.
going resolutions os scent TO ne s pre o. sne de-
BALrEs.--After snort illness. IDA =. T0PLER
BALrss. infant daugnter Of Fernando and Elizabeth
Tie funeral Viii take place on Monday, September
IL, at twelve o clock, IRON No. 80 BroOme street.
BoDE.- ON saturday morning. septemoere. Q. after
a long illness, SOPHIA, beloved wife OF Henry hole
The re,atlves and friends oil the family are respect
fully invited tO attend the funeral, from her late
A special train for ilernio onS viii leave loot OF Cham
bers street, New YORK, al quarter past nine o'clOcK
A. NJ, returning at twelve O'Clock N. with the
remains which will be inferred at Greenwood
cemetery.
Pnadelphia papers please copy.
CAMPBELL.--On saturday. September 0, Mrs.
ELIZA CAMPBELL, beicved wife oil Wliam Camp
bell, IN the 3sth year OF har age.
oh, Ills q pleasant thing TO de-
10 shake the dust O earth away,
no dwell witi Christ bejond the sky
In realms OF everlasting day.
on, It's q pleasant thing to die;
Yet not TO die, but 1--we Tor eveIl
No moro TO weep, no more To sigh,
No more from those we love to sever.
the friends and acqualntances; also ms brothers.
John, Hugh and Thomas: also her brother, James
MacKm's, family and acquanances. are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, this (u0ndayI after
noon, at two O'Clock. IRON her late residence o.
Hester street.
CAss.-On saturday evening, September Q. JAMES
JOSEPH CAss.
The relatives and friends Of the family arc re.
spectuly invited to attend the funeral, from IN,
residence OF his mother NO. III Seventh street, ioI
monday. the uth inst, at half past oHc O'Clock r.
The New York herald., 1871-09-11
A Mislp.9ht Encounter,

shorty oeioretwelve o'clock on Saturday night
Enoch Joslyn' driver on tine Park Avenue Railroad.
was accosted at the corner OF PARK and Vanderbilt
avenues by gang OF young rougns, who asked him
20 treat them to drinks. He refused TO do 80.
when they began to knock HIM about tho sidewalk.
Joslyn defended himself rs best he' could, and
nnaily escaped. During Inc scurie one OF the assa-
police precinct. subs quenty arrested Daniel
Shields 9ni Jonn savage on the charge of beinR in
the q ang who assau tei and robbed Ios,yn They
we're locked up In the Myrtlo avenno stu,ion houss
The New York herald., 1871-09-11

TOtussss -,
-ror luture ~ lsass mGdng snles have
been iovs Las evening -Septenber 2l00 lssc.;
October 6J at DAG, VV at November 500 -
Dec tnper 100 st l, 100 at ~ Site, S0 at 1a.Sc 600 ut
~ i6c i0 AZ 19c December md January i,U escn, t
rnary 100 each a. osetaer teoruary loO at y ioe
gether. Total b0 baes To-day s0O at lossc.
W at 10 Hide, go at lsc October. 500 at isc eos at
~ S-l1c, I,Iuv at lyisc, 1900 ~ b-l6c November
go al issc, 40 a. 10 sIss.; Decs%6gr. soo ~ i9cs
bales total, 1l0u bales The average quotations
OF yescrdays forward deliveries were rs foi.ows:-
september, 1a7dc. October a23c. November, 1al5c.;
Iscember. lal4c January, lssac.; February, is.2sc.
Liverpool by steam, Nd; by sail al6d to Have, by stesm
Ic gold; sai &c. ITO Hamburg, by steam, 56; 10 Brescn
The New York herald., 1871-09-11
COMMERCIAL RGP0Rr.

SATURDAY, Sept a-S T. N.
Cofprr The market for ai kinds active but
very strong We sales OF 600 rags Rio per Cassn and
in Baltimore 1900 bass per Reawing sod some time ago.
but not prevous reported private terms We quote:
Rio, ordinary caigoes llc 1alc.; do.. Ike; good
do l2c l3c do, 13dc. 13c, gold. bona ~
Va; Maraeaibo, l4hc a 7c.: La.uayra HIrc lbL6c.:
ST. Domingo TN bond, N4c lOc Java lsc. alc., q ID
duty psiL
lorros on the spot was offered rather freely but
prices all demanded. but
moderately active the market closing at the
quoaU For future delivery business was less
The New York herald., 1871-09-11
Rprxlnrs al Work.

some time on Saturday night burglars effected an
entrance TO the slaughter house OF +. A. Wander.
sIouc, No. 272 Hudson avenue, and attempted to
dril tie safe open. Failing IN this tney then at.
tempted 10 blow 1t open with gunp0wder. They had
40 better luck, aud. being either diseusted or
hnrneu, ned from tue place, leaving ratchet drnl
oebind them. Nothing was stolen.
The New York herald., 1871-09-11
Piaying with Fire.

Joseph ana Peter KING. brothers, aged respectively
three and four years, while playing round bonfire
on SATURDAY night. In vacant lots IN Smith street,
Williamsburg, were terribly burned by accidentally
falling on the burning material. ine suffering
children were conveyed TO the residence OF thor
parents, 81 M0rre street.
The New York herald., 1871-09-11
Discovery of Human Remains.

On Saturday, as a gang OF iaborers were at work
making an excavation for cellar ut No. " Portland
avenue, they dug up a rotten coffin containing q
portion OF human skeleton. Tho discovery created
considerable excitement until 1t became known
that there was once burying ground IN thas
locality Inc Coroner was notined and took charge
VI the remains.
The New York herald., 1871-09-11

Tho based on cotton running quality not
more than half y grade above be qtiotcd.
After change the market tor ntare dc yeres ue aec.d
ber 10 Is-i5c, october. 5tc; November, lyhc nccem-
be I9s,c January, 9sc; February 10 &C.; March, lac.
1oss6s bushels; eorn f3 ~ bushels corn neal 20 bbs
rye 400 bushels The market ruled rmer ana prices
were Uc 5c. higher. VITA sales OF about l0oD bb,s. Ryo
flour was nuie ana steady. Corn meal p,e ut steady
Sales lM bbs Western yellow, on the dock, St " ~ We
The New York herald., 1871-09-11
RRO0KLY.I AFFAInS.
suicide.

Coroner Jones was yesterday notified To hold an
inquest over the body OF au OLD woman, named
Mary Har,il who, While Iaborng under q TEN.
pOrary aper,aton o. mind swallowed halt an ounce
OF Paris green IN ner apartment, at No. G7 TiIary
Afrcet.
The New York herald., 1871-09-11
The changes are in detail as follows
LATEST rRrcss OF GOVERNMENTS

The following were the closing street quota
tons on saturday evening for government bopds:--
United States currency skies, l1o llox; do,
1851, registered. ll7h ll7A; do. do, coupon,
11sX a llsX; do. hve-twenties, registered May and
November ll51 q liSx; do. do. 1852, coupon. do,
Ilsy rl6x; do do, 1864, do. do, 1i5K li5k; do.
do. 1865. do do, 1l6x ll6k; no. do. registered
January and July. ia bid; do do, 1895, cOu-
pom, do, ia q max; do do. 1857, do. do, lit'l
lilx; do. do. 1865. do. do. il4k li4k; do. ten