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EDUCATIONAL.
COLLEGE
IMMAC ULATE CoNCE PTIoN
Corner Of Common and BaIonne streets.
NEW oRLEANs. .s,s-

Louisana, and empowered TO ooafsr dsGress, il oen
ings ere we'll adapted for edncstianal purposes. A
courtyard entirely cut on from the street. fos
rocreatiSn 60 that from the arrival q the paps ct S
A III their dsgaf.aFs e A. H. tAsy are oaasnsS
Tho Course Of Instruction Is threefold: Preparatory,
Commercial and Classical. Z - I'D ~ ~
Tss Is for do
not wish to learn Latin aud Greek. Ft"
Tho Csssca Course In for those who desire to have
French is Taught in the three courses.
Students are mot admitted unless they know Low 70
read and writes
lead ng objects Of the Instructors. -
Every month report 10 sent 10 nareate stastn9
duct, pregress, rank In class and attendance.
Year s SsgdS Of the 's of October
- - = = - TERMS; .
Collegiate Course payable in advance. and In unNsd
| States ourrcncy two nopshs s2o
spsl 13Iy. - REV. =. GAUTRELET. Prestdens.
ct. JOSEPHs ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES
10 rass Conducted BY the Hstera Of Charity, -
/ Near Emmitsbnrg, Frederick County, Maryland.
This inssittioa h pleasanty situated healthy
naile from Emmiaburg, and two miles from Mount st
MArysCollege n .ss oomme1eed in 1899, and; inSsr
build:nzs are coavenient and sPacious.
Board and Teition per academic year. inciuding
Bed and Bsdding, Washing, Aendtng and :.
Loo orc 4ee.
4. T. ZOE s xII PAP1iES IN ADVANCE - -
The Academic year is divided in two Sessions Of ev
months each, on tho s6th OF An
Letters of inquiry directed e tss suppre,op
my5 7eIy $s .r,.~~.. s-.s--~- "----.~----~ We
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from the war in Caucasus, in which he had
taken an active part. In 1854 he accompa-'
MED the SON ofhis protectress to the Crimean
War, and there had the misfortune OF being
struck with partial blindness. This com
PEELED him to let bis art rest for years
and, after he had regained his eyeeight, In
accordance with the advice of his physicians,
he had to abstain from looking fxediy at an
object for any length Of time. In 1865 his
benefactress died. Her son, soldier, was
to do any thing for Tatkeleff. So the lat
ter was thrown upon his own Resources for
living, and he eked out a few hundred
rubles year by getting up drawing books
for publishing FIRM at Kiev. One day,
two years ago, q tourist happened to meet
Tatkeleff at Borissov, and after q conversa-
ton with him, asked him to show him some
of his productions. The artist had his
sketch book with him, and showed it to
| the stranger. The latter expressed his
surprise at the beauty of the designs, and
asked Tatkeleff why be did not send any
thing to the exhibitions in St. Petersburg
and Moscow. Tatkeleff promised to do So
but-a singular fact-for mOnths he wat
too poor to buy the necessary nateriais
At length, the two paintings were cont
pieted,, and sent to Moscow. Tatkelehi
neighbors in the village thought the poo
man had gone mad for sending Ills work
to the Old City of the Gears, and predicted
that tn sum he had spent for them wa
thrown away. fortunately for Tatkelei
and for R1ssiass their predictions were no
verified by, the resuit.-TTdnstGted 10
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TNsTIrUTIoN OF THE SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH
Il Corner St PAiip ana Calves atfeess.s = -

Tao Rovernmsnt throaSheat this establishmese y
mid and parentaL The pupfa are never sepexnte& o
their instructreesS0 Eacr0afio1. tAho eormt1es Gro
the for all. In snort everything tends 10 prs
mote aEectonate union between the BiBtsrA and th0
Young ladies antrpeeed TO their laotherly care. ..
ho nstructio1 10 shoeough and Gold, and In harn10T
with the requirements Of society The coarse oompno
On both English and French) al the branches Of knov-
fedge cultivated &c the pressns dsy Each language -
taught by natives OF Countries 40 - -
sure correct pronunciation. - ....,-
The acadeniioai closes With public exhlbioe2
vftod.
Education il here the object Of special Atssntiel I'D
solictude. Governing tose placed under their charge
by moral suason alDne Sisters of o. Joseph eadoa
strict observance pote and ariabe dsPortent, an2
feelings ofFsBpoet and a6sgton towards paEeA4S-
Pup!ls of all Denominations are admitted.
NoTA-DuEiDg tho bathing eeason. the Boarding
School 10 moved 10 tho Bay st. RoGiB whore the StSxO
Of 81. Joseph have hsuriahing academy.
TERhS-To be paid In advance, ~ fcllows
Boarding per three monthe ~
WashinRs ~ $3.50 s..-------..-..--..--.s- ~ ~
Music Lcssons and q GO
singing Lo8SonS-- -
DRAWING La0eono 49,
Pastel Oil painting according 70 thu number Of pnpa
Needlework In all II raFietfes, golden embToidNRy,
.steiAl hosrs - Taught 70 haGrdsrs without oTH
ToT furthsS FaEticulars eadsse., saper,etea. Of @
iOansi" OF, IL saSES eSavenisnt, Sg6ly e e vrorr
no94 721y ~ or c. b. HLDER AGsaG
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How THE Mopoc War rs CARRIED on
General Davis headquarters have been
established at Yreka, come eighty miles
from the Modocs; General Giliem, from the
lava bed, reports TO General DaviS at Yre ;.
la General Davis. from Yreka, reports to
General Sckofeld, at San Francisco !
General Schofeld, from San FsaDciacO, re-
ports to General Sherman at w ashingSOu !;
General Sherman reports lathe Secretary
of War the Secretary Of War consGlta the
President, and the President eOnsults Bish-
on Jane and the Rev. Mr.. Newman, Chap.
lam of the Senate. The Bishop. tells the
Chaplain what he thinks about it; the
Cbaplair tells the President; the President
tells the Secretary OF War the Secretary
tells Sherman sherman tells SchOheld (;
SchOAeld tells Davis Davis tells Gillem ;
Gillem tells CAPTAIN; the Captain tells q
| Lieutenant; the Lieutenant tells an Orderly
SERGEANT the Orderly Sergeant tells . prf-
yate to shoot the first Indian he meets
| and exteruninate him. The private doeI
! not fnd the Indian whore he looks for him
| When he does 8nd bin he shoots and
misses his mark, and the Indian scaips tho
i private. Whereupon the squad falls bacl
I upon its company /; the company fAlls ;bacl
\ ppon it's regiment and the regiment, tn
i tTenchinS itself, waits for more anmuni
4 tien aud Endorsements to come up an
surround the lava beds and starve the In
dams 0nt.-ChrORicle.
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D = u -. =. ., ~ - .
b owls FA"Aoh a'SH %. S-A-AAn1'' 49, .''s. ~
trated On the Misn,asippf River SixSy Mica Shove
= - : - New 6Ficanp 80 = 80
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=. - - a. = .,,.,.,,,o ami A,rno-sraS "a
poES"eo DJ -" ~ tn' 7A0SsA'AsttAo' '-N S-P~
grant diplomas aad degrees will be opened the I'd Of
October, II is under the direction OF tho AarsHt
Fathera who form q society specially devoted educa
-. - rssnIs 1na,no ;l.oo. sor ,taan.boa4. roia0
nAent AND feRuAAr L1nnlnR PlAcc$ wv b"~s
to AID returning rom New ovlsars- -, |
,aE-t ls..g ~ TEENS u, -.
Payable IN u 2. SnETesoy has yearly IA aaTanos;
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Remus aaked Jemima, few days since,
il ellie had econ her " Vegetable friend" "My
ueSetabls friend Who is thatP' why, the
y0uuR man met you With yesterday, Who
haa c6rroty hair, reddish Whiskers, and.
tWrRap noeG," -
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SPRrNG HILL COLLEGE.

s+.'S .ESt..q Etf.as - sE=N 81 s. .i'.s5gq-
&nsAa.-2ssg $50 = stt H,s $50 Sai =.
ris lonssessablishsd Institution 90 favorabiy known
to the people Of the soHfh will enter upon its Forty.
oCToBER za. 1s7s.@ <'.'"1
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FINANCIAL.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF CONF |
WIsress by satsisosSsy evidence presented e
sss b&sR W.
State Of Louisiana been duly organized under and
eatitisd An Act q provide national oarrsnss. e
y Of add
p.s a1 ns, ss; IN Nth 81 s ne
s sr'ssf 5S spss sis
ssStS
Of New IN The 2aFsh Of osaas and state 81
t:snsR e Ssnss. hand and seal Of
,aaaa i. mo s sSss of Currency "a
HrBERNIA BANK OF NEW oRLEANs-5Neg or
loans etck lS13-Under above thority. this Bank
0psssssnsN e and eas
LEANS: futersss viii DO aio.sa % a.Positors s9
daily balances the mntual principle and on special
aSnSsss'!ss e may be aStssd r.Rnxrox o...-
T ,oUIs1AHA SAVINGS BANK AND SAFE
4 IL - 81. s.-.- DEPOSIT COMPANY, ss.,. 10 ~,
4 81. .s--...--.-. Camp Street. -.51
- gse.sSsntasw;; Va EeyS.s .o :, = -
I ssS r.. soasb,er--Joas 8. WALros. ~ ; ssS
\ - 20 csa@g ~. DIREcFoRs. s.z.. .f.zt s7-r4
~ John T Bronson. e stsnard, BponsOn s. Co 20
S.yid W s.HGs 81 y Wallace CO. sg-,
Hsass ); Mallan. of H j. NulAa Co ,ass,
v. T. II TS iSs Of sPeleer Co. sasas n ".
H1BERNrA y r1oxAL BANK or y. ORLEANS
= s,rset. ; i. NEW onIEASs. june 10, is7i,
sTERLING BILLS ON THE HIBERNLAN BANK
DUBLIN payable In a parts Of ireland, from On
Pound upwards, for sale at this Bank ;s, q - p.
iysr ~ ". Jas J. TAEEETnN c.sh..-
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YOUNG LADIES ACADEMY !.
e~. OF 80,
THE HOLY ANGELS.
sd.r the Direction of the saters Nariaates of Holy
Corner of Rampant CongreAs strses Third Dastrie
ii " New Orleans, Leuisiann.

s.. r +. O.
Corner Of Rampart CongreAs streeta Third Dstre
- New Orleans, Leuisana. o., !,
rhs magnificent Tnstisasien wa ehartsrea February
1885 It sisnesea IN quiet and hcashy Locality, In
Ss snsssSs q the city, ssa Ct shSr. dsssnSs sss
and anoads IN those ayantsgss which oontribuss 70
the health aaA security Of its inznatos. 49, L. 4,
Pupils Of all denominations admitted outfor tne
Of order and rexuarity al obliged 70 NJ
land the punio cxercso, and conform 10 the rues Of
F...ss,s@s.t TUrrIoN:
The system Of education embraces the French and
Englsh languages, Wis Reading Penmanalps Frsnnh
and Easiiah Grammar. Arithmetc, Ancient a1a Nd
era Geography use of che Globes, Prose and Poetos
Profsne), Chronooay ErenOh and English AteratulA
Rhetoric Aythoiogy Natural Phiiosophy, Chemissfy
kstronoaay, Botany, Bo0kkeepihR. Anthemaficc 90
Music, DfauisR, Panting, Fisin and OEnsSentA Nee
doworl Tapestry. EmbrOdsry. Artificial Fiowsrs eto
lTERMs-PAYMEsTs 10 Nh MADE QUARTERLY
| - IN ADVANCE:
Board ana Tuition In French and Engiish, per .
l .-'s ..L;s $3.50. parquarter 90 %
Entrance Foo for the first yea, only 10 q
- EXTRA CHARGES:
German o
l Vocal Music. -... ~
Muso ON the Piano, POE 80
| OF Piano . v
Stationery .---...-----..-a-. 2 y
, W0oh3DS * y
Tapestry and Bpnbrot'fy .
\ ARTIFICIAL FfUw6rD ~
EOrnw1nE ~ fGE -. - a.s.s.s-......--s. 10
IL Painting -ZEss.ia 10
Ma hC Fnr Ia
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The classes commence about the hfst Of ssptemSer,
and ciose by tho end Of June, by exeninaton and
public cxhzkitaen.n s-=y8 laTsy 80 : - Is,
1ooks, etc. may be procured at tho Institntion q
moderate prices. -sr
Pnp DO received as any time during the year, and
charHea made fkona the dase Of entrance only.
AoadaIny 81 tho Holy Angels. STs aei To ~ =
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people q shs septh, viii enter upon iss Forty.
~ OCTOBER ,9a. 1879. a., -.
ss ehS G educaon &c Of tho College
oasr 70 thsiE pa.rons the additional adyaI
e. the oror cesss n puizt q vsntson
SsiaR q sosy witch
for three handrsd years has devseed itself 90 Tie
EsEsass q oIs
osssS upon Rslgion asG e III,
I shsir hsarts esteem stus sed Prsssics
Courses lie Psspsrssesy tss cs;.Issi ana shs Com
assndsd e - stuasn,s isE higher
sh s cssss cs ne ys sss
braces IN the eranehss es thorensk Coilsgiate and
ys q:
sad ana
70 1e The ssd tSscSsior q 1rt:
ply and Science u ne cosge WIG have passed two
e sss
~ G ELL
alb and sixth years Of the Classical souFse The
a the q
The age of admission Is from nine to hfteen year,
and to 30 sdnitted one must previously know bow to
IS TERMS fEn SESSION or TEN MONTHS. ' ".
Entrance Fee arst year only a;:.-.s Is Of
Board Tustsn and Washing, payable hAifyoariy ,co ~
and 10 advance ~ "
Medical E ps;inc a q
Circulars ean be obtained BY sddresaing the
PRESIDENT OF sPxi1Aa HILL C oLtLIEGEt +.
| .~ rsttf - sfsTHE JESUIT fATaERs.
ADs Rss asos
sci Ta1y @2 40 GfaSier atreet. Rev 0Tleans.
| = u 4 aoN CoILRn
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EDUCATIONAL.
VoUNG LADIES' AoADEMY.
THE DIRECTION OF THE URsULMMg,
Two Miles below New OrleAnA


STATE: 's s. We s,asy
pasrOnass 70. morn than century needle No passos;<
% :ss s: y 81 q =
Xsra, Es.eaae--The object eSassans,y hsps In View
Ssowisass and the sr%laS 81 sssir sss4ss q Vie:
g ' a. sns sss ana
TssS s b nSvss to e che ss.sA z
snos .osn,s. r; s q %oSsa and ns S
ss@na,Isy arg .aSls,ysy Cs9sslics Rspis q "a =
upon the os ss sss s
:. sa .s e assist With prophecy
Passsss.i Sasaas;es health Of the saRsls - a
xhelssons .ss aSsndsns The hears e ssiszss.ss e
~ -
g ss . e e: e
e s., S::s:. :ssssss ": 81
!he Sss q ths asSss. Hisso% iaaeisas - Isa:ssS
:; Slas;ossy: ss.:sS sc Ss:-
- s:s : Ts
.: nd e: .s e
II n. ;s :s &.
EnsTssss s sr s =: f Bsg sss.ass
sso ne for s .a q.
yho prolens vacation time beyond the appointed Dag
| Tor linear retarn- L.. ... 4.
Stationery and the U.s Of Mas ana Globes ps.. ..
term ~
Fer tie Use 81 Gusscsi instrnmsnta per naonih. o
Drawing including Rapor and Pepciis, per nonth oe
artificial Flowers, Per term. ~ %
Erpensss for the Bsshing season ............. 90
sn ss sss:s be
nissa by the shemssixss or procured as sAs
Dssss end MTais,sss pssssniss drs.s p .saaissa
except on sundays asA Tharsdaya, which days ne
Win
dress and eaps, blue bslsand itbssn.
change. q linen. sssass ssoEss SsssEsseSis wsiss
sI.ss sssa
r. ssf s sss e ss s::. z
Iaoesss espss SssiDs raiiss ssesa WI iass ~
ss .s: 81 g sss
e. 81. "a g
psschsS. small sasIss soss glass win dra Issi
sna key assle chair and smSH wsrh-bsx also ~ssh
!: c. y,slts &c h.,ssS 2 sgnasys ssS
b. sssir ssssss 5TosSsss. sssss
aed the aboyeusntened aaga the parlors are epsn
s9s a sa ssSs
The yoans laaiss are tsoeiys ffgits
s
1Ss " psosasS thss tine. b o1ser that he yosa
lsdiss msy Their ssadies On .he same Day %
Yeane i.dlss vtahina te msaethsr arat esmmunioa
Z The Eseahlishnsns must enter In Heyembsr
D - Z - -
New-York tribune., 1873-04-17
THE STATE OF TRADE.
FrRnPEAN MARX Rrs.

LoSpoN April I6-ll m-Con'os opened st 93, for money
9Ji United States FHeTventy bonds, lojs
old 9 i361s g3i Tenfces e9. New FSes gI Lde RalW
shares. 5l{
LiveHrooL April lI n--Coion opened aueL Mddlng Up
lands gid MiIihng Orl'lus, 9lHyM
LOsDOS. Apu it, I1COnsok 9 for and the
Ere Railway shares, 81
LIVERPOOL 49, m.Coton dll sales Of Cotton slipped
Savannah Cilr March and April ga Bresd1fs
quiet Beef 8!6 e Neg Mess Cheese 63 q for the
best grades Of AmrucsI Zine. Lard, j3|6 p
LosDoS April j mConsos closed unchanged United States
bonds. New Fiye gl.
PRSKroRT AIn lG-Upd States FyetTeny bonds sc
issue Of 1892.
PARIS. April l6.-Ile1tes 56f
LyERPooL, Apr los mCcon closed unchanged the sale,
lrOJ bales incunp 700 aud
export . the sales 100 bales American.
LovD0S April IT, Refined Petroleum. 1916 g. gallon.
AsrwERP, April l6.Peiroleum, 4lL due Pale American
LOSDOS April l6-Eyenng.-Spnts Turpenine Al yer os-
New-York tribune., 1873-04-17
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
THURSDAY. APRu ~.

THURSDAY. APRI IL.
Mails for Euope via PymOuh ChebOurg and Hamburg @ esm
ship slens close at II Supplementary hsl on er ot OF
Third Hoboken Is closed Steamship sails at m rom
Pier loot Of Thirt-st, Hob0ken.
A PIusaan Closed Mail Is by this line. -,
a letters deposits, in Supplementary Mails must be prepaid N
double postage .
Mails Havana direct by steamship CITY Of Havana close 81
Supplementary Mail Per No. North River eiose At
2:5O ?. Steamship sails at p. m
Mails for Ssnto Domingo by the steamship bee close
at p steamship sails at D. from Pier No n r.
Mails for Bermuda, by the steamship Hses close at p D.
Steamship sails at p m, from Pier No. 81 ~ r
FRIDAY APRIL H.
On and after May letters the steamship docks and intended
By Supplementary Mails, must be prepaid doabe postage, by
Mail for Halifax S. closed at the SewYOrk Postohee every
day at 8 ?. m, and goes via Boston.
Mails for Newfoundland close the NevYork Post 0moe FIJI
day at Steamship sails from Portland Me- Saturday al
m. Due New York Friday, ats
Letter postage u all the West Indies except when going direct will
be 10 cents the half Papers cents each which must be prepaid
SATURDAY APRIL l9
for Great Britain and Queenstown and Liverpool By
steamship Adiatc 1880 No Supplementary Mail
steamship sails 10 from White Star Docs, Payonia Ferry
Jersey City.
Of Europe Southampton
aud Bremen steamship Nam close at al Supplementary
Mail Pier Of Third Hoboken at Steam
Direct closed Mail by this line
Mails France direct Bresi ami Hayre steamship Vile du
Haye. will close at 1880 Steamship Sa.ls at 10 from
Pier No. 50 ~ X
Mails for Panama Aspnwa the American and South Pa
efc ports etc steamship Ocean Queen, close Steam
ship sails at " NJ. from Pier No. " N X
Mails for ayu and Venee by the steamship ~ Ih0mas close AZ
D. steamship p sails from Pier No. II n. r. At 3 p.
Mails for KeY West by steamship City Of San Antoine close al n
Steamship sails D. from Pier No. 20 l. Il
New-York tribune., 1873-04-17
PdSSENGERS SAILED.

FOR LIvERPOOL-fn steamship Russia April l6.Mrs Groes
beck daughter Mr and Mrs r. H. j. Goddard infant AMI maid
Mr. Mr L. Sachs Samuel L. Sachs Sanford sachs Mrs e. er
daughter maid Mr. aud Mrs " Hrsnez W. H. L. Ranken
j. s. Schultz Geo w. Allen Ms SehutE and daughter Capt y At
Mr. and Mrs L. Schesncer. Henry ROtt
Chambers John Jeeh Mr. and Mira Merritt Glars Jacob Meter
Sternbcrger Mr. and Mrs Wm g eah Dr. j. f. Huse Dr.
Haue Mr. and Mrs. j. Addison Henry and daughter A. L.
Gardiner g. Hubbard Henry de Coppett Edward Cooper
j. z. Smith, }. Willis j. NJ Hammond, Randolph k.mter,
Rue r. Hood Mr. Mrs. james Kerr and dsuhter
Charles H. Thompson j. b. Erhan Miss b. Coleman Ms Mckenzie
Me- Coleman Master Coleman Mr d. H. Hhan ard M and
= M and Mrs q. Dawson Coleman Robert Day
net Il. J. Berg A. oppenhUm, Theo. w. Onion. william
Coi,n, j. b. Booth, Albert Caldwell Frank knfseh, A.
We,s,l ". Kirk, John p Howard Mr. and Mrs W A. Hadden
Miss G. J. Hadden and maid H. Garretson W. H. Garrett on,
ln Mrs Potter Mr. VISITS Misses Potter and maid Mrs
Whl,t w. J. Florence Mr. Lyon Sohem M j. NJ Colrtenay
r. Ba Twin F. Mr.. Henry Sanger, Mr. McDo~al
Miss Mrs Gaueou Hiss GarretsOn Mr. y j. HoslaBd M
Nelson Mr A. French Mr. W. II. Graham Miss Graham, Miss
Bowdo Mr. ". j. Wescot Nj r. L. Maury, 9r. Leroy W. FAR
child Leroy C. Prchh Mr. and Mrs. j. K Wright Mr and Mrs
K. Hr Mrs G. A. yelling Miss yelling Master Welhng'
Mn, +. NhOck, Mrs g. A. Fellows. Miss g. Felows
L. Fellows Miss Rivers, Mrs Charles Lmson, Mr. and Mrs
Mrs j. Greenwood and child Mrs NJ Green
nil, Miss A Cooper Mr. and Mrs L. Wilson, B.
Mrs JOS VIM Bates George Richmond W. H. Pal
me c. NJ Tyler. John Grn. ME Chaplin Mr. and Mrs
Moore John A. Bailey NJ Lowe Mr. aud MS A. Turner, Mr.
and Mrs. Richard brgr
FOR LVBRPOOL-In se1mship Iddho, April l6Mr. and Mrs
James Eimonds Miss Mary Mvers W. Cooper Charles g. worse
Williams and children. VIM. l. Haydock the Rev Robert W
Douglas Mn John Anand and two children Miss G. and Miss
Hoy Reginald b. Beach, Joseph d. Strong JOIN A. Wade hs
Wade
New-York tribune., 1873-04-17

G.vEsroS April Ifo-oa iu dsoi ofaihar ~ "Sis. ns
rec.D 6g9 bales; srg.s-0 Great bfalr to oats 'oAa'"
70 bars. sales 3ll BAN; stoek, 5btJl bales ,o.,,,
ttApylrHA Anal G-Cotol dull; MldAng5 l9 1ij4c 90,
suGusr, April ld-Cotton eaiI MiihAgsi loc' Io'p" go
bales sses los lAlfs. - - ...,,,
NoEfolg April o-eorcn quiet Los y ing ''ic ns 'e l ~
10 bses eIpors-coaisse, o. baes ssei lu haes a0A '
bafA teztsf- ,...,ts Al
bales. shipmeuts. llf bairt. ~ n.f,..v tel1
Morily April ntion doll sn iregua Good orinaf o"
16Ie. Low SID lingo lie Miirls Hlci n, f.tI, ~ '''
a hlcsi sales 90 laef ao' ''
Aph l'tutiou-lenand nedefate O.lil'i'
alle. Good Oriirsrr isldGci Low Mdhugi. il@lli- a
diug. I8,e; pr. 5lt basi gross 2I1 biil ' 80
Great Britain 1g61 halc,i Cnnunent tn1 bales
be ,ses so bas. evening 25D bales sioA 10 W uaA
NEaPus Aprl u-ioOu Mll4hlsa n.y. '''NF''i '
tas,t shipments 69d hAlsf stocs 1913 bates .. s,t
LorngiIIE ADr I6Cot,oa quiet Mdiags IaIe IespS '''
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New-York tribune., 1873-04-17
THE scuIErFL1N MURDER TRIAL.

The trial of George Schiefllin for the muir
der Of his wife. Maria continued ia the Court Of
oyer and Teminer, yesterday the following being the
jurors:
Marvin Briggs, Robert +. Cooke, Francis A. Murdock
HUGH COrcOran, Henry q. Wentworth Fred. X W. Ham,
Henry " Ryder. Emil L. SCharf, Henry klenen Joseph
Ewing. John c. Valentine, and Abraham W. Maas
Dstrict-Atorney Phelps, in opening the case for the
prosecution detailed the facts OF the homicide. Terence
Riley roundsman OF the seventeenth Precinct, related
how he had found the body of the woman AT No 4 East
Eleyenths ON Is, between II and II m described
the blood stains identified the knife aud related con-
yeratou which he had with the prisoner In the station
house Edward Kennedy, an officer OF the seventeenth
Precinct described the condition OF the premises after
the murder and the efforts that had been made 10 scour
the floors Ferdinand Stimshorn testified that the
prisoner had entered saloon on Jan IS. al a. No. ana
said that his wife dead tnat lie had whipped her
before going Sleep and when ne awOke had found her
lifeless body DR.. Simon NJ Leo gave the results OF
pOsmoTtem examination, his conclusion being that the
woman had died either from loss OF blood or exposure
DR. Edward ID. Janeway OF Bellevue Hospital cOfrODOr-
atea this Wow. The defense Will be opened to-day.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-17
TWO CONTESTED WILLS.

The action to revoke the probate of the will
of James Scott, late Of No. 1si Lxingonave came be-
fore the Surrogate yesterday Mr. Scott died in August
1870 having week before made will by which he be-
queathed property valued at $250O0 to Theodore Honey
WELL William Demng, and Jula Scott The revocation
Of the probate sought by the widow OF the tesaor
his daughter Mrs. Caroline Wmttemore, and William
Scott as heirs law. the ground that Mr. Scott was
of sound mind and memory at the time OF the execu
ton Of the will that it not executed and attested in
the manner prescribed by law, and that its execution
was the result OF fraud. The action mas not been CON
cludCd.
The will OF John Jennings, who recently died leaving
property Brooklyn mainly 70 sister, was contested
by brother residing Illinois, the ground Of the con
being Of due execution The instrument was
written by the testatOr himself, and signed and
attested by two witnesses. postscript was suDse-
queuty added directing the main legatee, II the Brook
yn property should yield 5000, TO carry on; certain
r0visons made for others The proponents urged that
The postscript not part OF the WILL while the defense
claimed that IL should he regarded as SUCH Inc SurrO
,..Ie rejected will.