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vent the spread Of sman pox, the mayor Of
Mount Sterling, Kentucky. has issued proSla-
nation ssprohibiting al meetings Of public
nature, together With church vofshlp, Lodge
gatherings, &C., among both whites and blacks,
for the space Of fifteen days. He a1ooI REQUESTS
the discen11uuanee 0f the schools Cor tho samo
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UR. +. SHEDD, Homeopathic, sos z st.
TIE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner Of
New York avenue and 18th street, paws Der ct
per annum on deposits for each calender month
Banking hours, to 4. Saturdays, 3 to 4 and s
70 D. Ut, 1itl6
WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baums hoopskirt and corset factory, It'll street,
Intelligencer Building. 1928
and made to order by Hempler, near Az street
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United STATS PATENI OFFICE, :,

On the petition Of BRADF0RD s. PfERcE,s
New Bedford, Mass. and MASON r. PIERCE,of
patent granted to them on the 18th day Of April,
1852 re issued on the 18th day Of February, 1855,
April, lS6s, Tor an Improvement in Machines for
making Drain Pipes:
1t is ordered that the testimony I'm the case be closed
on the LIST day of March next that the time for ng
arguments and the Examiners report be limited 10
the 18th day of March next and that said petition be
heard on the ID day of April next.
Any person may oppose this extension,
ia21-t,A III. D. LEGGETT. Conmissinpar
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LADY SERIOUSLY INJURED ny FALL
A few nights since, when the ground was COW
Choate, residing on Indiana avenue, between al
and AZ streets, met with Q painful accident.
She had been TO call on sick neighbor, and, On
returning home, slipped on the Ice and fell to
the bottom or an area, . distance Of about ten
feet below the sidewalk, where she laid insonsi-
BILE for about three-Quarters Of an hour before
the fact was discovered. She was removed to
70 leave her bed from the Injuries received.
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is se dcr az. Tomatoes, si ne. or ca. per do..
\ :. srs Sc. or as :" /.
~. Peaches, N 1r. OF 2 = "a
9 sub. At sc. OF SIS
% " inslows Corn, nc or SIS e
Beef Family. NJ - 81 per barrel
Xxx Choice Flour, at 3 2 es per y barrel
8 blls. Champagne Cider, ~ n cents cer x.,lnr
IMPORTANT
We are the sole agents Tor the District % ooluh,.
for George Evans English manufactured sEWINC
MACHINE NEEDLES. Have al kind. cents
each, or Tor - cents. yIItr
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r. 8. O'HARE q son,
Wholesale and Retail 6rscers,
1913 Ssraia Sired Nesar.sf, bst,r,e. M asd ".
SUGARS. MoLAssFs kr
Orusnec, SranuiAcd and Powdered Sngars, ~ he
Brown Sugars at bottom price,.
our New Orleans GLASSES L. handsome
Extra quality Brip Syrup.
FLOUR, &C
welchs, Rays and Tenney \ beet Family ana .
other gradee Of Flour $50
10 ibs. LEAF LARD, 81
SOAP SOAP
Proctor Candles Oleine Saap. N cent. par -.
bar; ga cents per ID. for bon Of o. he
CANDLES
wax Candlesi Wax Candlee Wax Candlesf
RAIsINS, &c
. lbs. good Raieins for az
bea Leghorn Citron. per - ~
Atmoret Celebrated Mince Meat, he for 1 ~
rune Apple Cider, per gallon. ..-..... ~
Whisky YEAR "a 81 81 =. 90
All b.-brlns Price Lists Of other dealers ana let
4. 3. OHARE q SOv
JsIo-r 1913 9Th street N. w bssw~rp n 80
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MAINTENANCE OF WIFE--Judge Ludlow,
presiding in the court of common pleas for the
city Of Philadelphia, decided a question on Sat
urday which we believe has never before arisen
in this country. In Pennsylvania there is a
statute which gives wife the right to bring an
action for maintenance against q husband who
refuses to support his family, and judgement
being entered against him for certain speci-
fed sum per week, he is bound to give security
for the payment Of the same. and, failing In
this be cent to Jail. Under this statute certain
Mrs. Williamson brought suit against her hus-
band who had deserted her and married another
woman; It vas proved that the parties were
married in Antrim, Ireland, by q Catholic
priest; that they lived together sixteen years,
and had born unto them seven children before
the husband deserted his family. As defence
the counsel for the delinquent husband set up
statute passed In the reign of George the Second,
which provides that any marriage after the first
day Of May, T46, between "Papist" and
person who processes to be of the Protestant
faith shall be absolutely null and void. William
son claims to have been a Protestant at the
time Of his marriage, and is Protestant now.
Judge Ludlow refused to regard this ancieLt
statute as a valid defence, and ordered Mr..
Williamson to give bail for the maintenance of
his wife.-Bdifinore american.
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" AT HOLLIDGE BROS,
Dealers in Coal and Wood and Feed,
1879 9TH and ID, and p ST., bet. 9th and 9TH N. ".
QOACHEe, BATS or BEDBU0s cannoe be found
~ where Glentworthb EXTERMIN.
HEH ~ ~ f. s ss. ..d q p Ell
BIO. n. Q. corner ls& and Z ~. .. y. &C.,
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
has obtained from the Supreme Court of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, holding a Special Term, letters
testamentary on the personal estate Of ELIZA y.
COLLARD, late Of Washington county, d. G., de-
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber, or
before the Sd day Of February next they may other
wise by Law be excluded from all benefit Of the said
ruary, 1873. lf+tuIaI THOs. B. MARCHE
UNITEp STATES PATENT OFFICE,
On the petition of JAMES BOSS, Of Berlin. ' Wor.
cester county, Maryland praying for the extension
Of patent granted to him the ID day Of May, ls9,
1t Is ordered that the testimony in the case be
closed on the LIST day Of April next; that tbs
time for filing arguments and the Examiner's report
be limited TO the llth day Of April next, and that
said petition be heard the 10th day Of April next
f4tu.a n. b. LEGGETT, Commissioner.
THIs is 70 GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri6er
\ has obtained from the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia, holding q special term let
tiers Of administration on the personal estate Of
THOMAS THOMPSON, late Of W arlington county
claims against the said deceased hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof. TO
the subscriber, before the lsh day Of January
next; they may otherwise By law be excluded from
ali. hss s Sf ri sad estate Given under my hand
j2stu 3wf J. W THOMPSON Administrator
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Il Der has obtained from the Supreme Court q
the District Of Columbia, holding . Special Term,
Of SOPHIA ARNOLD, late. Of Wsshinstcs
county, D: o., deceesed. An persons having
claims against the said deceased ere hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof e
the suescriber ON or before the leth day Of jam:
from all benefit Of the said estate Given under my
hand this lsth day Of January, 1873.
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Tu8 yUHDRAL o. O1acer e. b. Hickman, or
the Metropolitan police force, took place this
aftWnoon from hb late residence on street
fifty oGlcers, under Lieut.. Kelly, Of the 7th pre-
cinct. and st. johns Lodge Of Masons. The
remains were inferred q Glenwood. ial
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GROCERs.

DRAY q BROTHER
- Sal fENSsyIy ANA Avrxrr,
BefsrsS 1htrd ead ks-T- -a-AslT SvsS:s.
Just received and for sale at the fcllovtne Low
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ELPHONzO YoUNes q CO..
GR0CERS,
MASONIC TEMPLE
-. cLAns,h NINTH AND " srs. fe-sr
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SMALL Pox-Tbe following casesof smau pox
have been reported to the board Of health to-
Asy.-Oue each at corner ith and streets SOUTH
eat, az sth street southwest, 81 Virginia avenue
southwest.
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5. H. 20 Ss12kSktr SPACE,
Headquarters for
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LRUITs,
HAVANA AND VALENCIA oSaNcSS oAhihs'
THE FINEST figs AND RAisfNs.
cALIEokEffA R kk fkk ttkkSSkk SS kfssEs
100 BARRELS SELECTED APPIEs
40 bARRELs CRAEBDRRfES, Extra.
FANCY 0R0CBRIEs.
LineS Old BRANDY, Imported and California
nMI1ESHs, Bun and GIN 1ned FREHCH GAN.
PR ISi Sssss Per Y's.d; imported CONSERVE
Large stock Of STAPLE GROCERIES a the VERY
lowest prices. dSu -
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A CoRNER IN ZIxc.-IAst night, Detectives
Sargent and AcElftesh arrested two colored
-snobiliers" named William Hallow and Miles
who, 4 10 charged, have been "syndfcatine" /
quantity Of zine, taking it from the base
ment g the department While engaged in the
$50 peunds q tbs install men Junk shop where
Trey had negotiated salea JUDGE Smell, after
hearing the evt0elce Against the prisoners, this
morning sentenced the6 70 Jan M four months.
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sNHIs is 10 GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
y has obtained from the supreme Court Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, holding Special Term, letter.
WHITE, late Of Washingtoa. county. d.. O., de-
ceased. All persons having claims against the said
the youche thereof, 70 the subscriber, on on beore
fss Il s dsy q dhsaPrHr ssr snsE 1sS
Given under my hand, this lst day e IeSr1ary, ES
fS-m-N. ARCHIBALD wHtTE.
THUS y TO GIVE notice, That the subscrIbsr
trict Of Columbia, holding 6pecial fsrn lstserY o.
sdminnissrstion on tie Rerscn.l estate q ROBRRT
decessed. Anper.ons having Chains sg.Hs9 the ssii
deceased are hereby warned 20 exhibit the ssne.
before the Let day a February nex they may olkef
wise By Law b excluded from eli benefit q the said
rsSf ssS: 50 rasy rxx,xs
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c AZ rrsceiy CIV lsrss s.sply Of r.nartsbly fns
~ fS S.y soass s1 and :, %S De iG;
- cents per pound. Il Is
ocM 1882 mr n W. Ne. sEEssSS,H ,i ILL.,.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-14

s es 2, Sss'ss .ad 'sd sSal csS' an
Hhs has been very qe, .d ,h ehS.
ssS d. Shipping S qaaiy n'ss ssb G' clc1s 4 ssso
and sn s2t5$2 COZ IcsG Rye sls0si9 for Short do" SO"
NAVAL sToRES-Ths Spirits Tueutns has bs.u more
SS%o sS trade SS 'Is. .. d p: % issS Ss Ss so s
d SJ ISa % oO sc 'g's & ssTs STSS si sIs bS
sos SsnsG rA = - = h ss so Fi Tsf SS III snd :.ay
9SCs w.; are T y.I ge, ssa s"c n PTs winter nse
dull hut in CASKS and OF In bb osher os are without
PROVISIONS buoyant that distinguished PORK
iei the wet prior 70 our last ha: since been somewhat NOR ssan &
b Tbe the has been fair Sul the much higher
So1sT Ts ssss9 In si sS @ % severely 1 . branch Of trade
IN oes owing ar.ey TO the material ~ m S s =. po sss
q capital IL y: % @ saTS % S,15s q ,, than S:T s. s
large ftuDos have been made on this seasons
% SsIT % 1 as.rd ues smoS provision dealers Our
Prime Mos. and Prime very light indeed and nd the season
months unless with urei this not popular as formerly
Ss Pacific Coast E e vastly more importance generally supposed
the demand for sed provisions has largely increased and cannot fail
:; E. "Pss PssuI.: :'';s ' !. Ss e. iSs 'D ':Sa
g. ship ar: very SsTDs n present & E s Of Mes sds aPs
likely 70 be restricted but this by the
inquiry for Ship Stores Refuse has been IL limited request and Rnees
the this limited and hOae oO1ast the hpspss, o Mess
but l m % @ @ I I 1s r S ola S. 1sf I Sc g for and
sis IS for RI Prime unln.ped for future delivery We hear Of %
sa Beef s bu. Qqet only retail demand sales Of 100 bSs
SOd Sl so for Plain Mess Meats acSe sales OF OD
PcEled Hams ~ lit tl at l2lc 1890 C "a ny at Rt9l2tc
0 Smoked 40 B lac coo smoked Shoulders Dc go boxes
Dry Se So and 500 City Picked DO at &c. loose Bacon
and Clear demand chiefly for the future the supply here
light; sales of 5O short Cesr u d9c seller Apn 1000
boxes do seller May private us boxes Long Clear City,
spot 9c and & bid Dressed Hogs are better and acye
and In demand 70
OH contracts though the business light sales Of $50 bb snd tcs At
etc No. 8 for City; 56d9te for Good TO Fancy Steam and
sic for Kettle kendeed 3o DARK Grease &C., and IL o Good
at 7ic for future delivery bear Of $50 % seller April ats l56c
1O seller private terms and SOC seller June
g516c.
Receipts for the week were s3 boxes exports
70 4 boxes gold 49, cable there being holiday
England Tuesday With stock here Of about 5000 10 4OO
exports this week almost 600 holders TO have good
confidence and firm at previous prices
BeGs-Tbee has quick 2Oc closing to-day
Market Consumption through week will large,
maintained which look for Adecne We
Nearby e SOuthn and West q doL 20dZi
ENDING
New-York tribune., 1873-04-14
BANKING ANDD DDFNANCIAL.
INVESTMENT H0NDs.

The NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD $50 FIRST
MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS, which we recommend as a
profitable and well-secured investment, bear $40
per cent gold interest and have the following ele
ments Of security viz;
/. They are the obligation of q strong corporation
9. They are a First Mortgage on the Road it's
Equipments, Rights and Franchises. ..
8. They are first lien on its Net Eaynings
4. There is pledged. in addition, for the payment
of principal and interest, Land Grant of 1880
sores per mile through the States and 956Oo acres
per mile through the Territories traversed. The
Company is already entitled to nearly Ten Million
of its Grant. and its Land Sales thus far have
realized IS 66 per acre.
With nearly 500 miles Of the road completed and
in operation the earnings for 1878 will be large.
AL marketable stocks and bonds are received in
exchange for Northern Pacifos most favorable
terms JAY COOKE & Co.,
20 Wall-st, New-YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-14

ssS hsicsi sales 100 bales last evening 'o' b,e' STOCK "
bslca
BosroS April R-CO.ion gus little doing hddns' lsIe ne
eeep 81 gross 359 bales eports-to Great Bntan 40
bales sales, 10 hAles sock ~ 900 bales ,os,,., ,o
ST LuIs April 2Coou qaieti hiddhngs reoeps ies
bsles sbp pment. S5 bales. ,,.,,r ,o, -. -
CHlRLysroS Apn ia-Cotton qulet Mtipp lSici net re-
eepls sos baesi sales 300 bales; stock. 28fl4 bales
MRNPHrs April 2-Cotcn dull: mddinE illdiSc receph
It32 bales; shipments l985 bsssi stock. %o'lI hale.
The Of Cotton markets have been saIea by e storm
G1tyxroy Anil lI-Coton-Not receipts 80 balesi exports
onssrsse e bae stoci 9l6 bsles Weekly net receipts +
eIports-to Britain l0 bses 70 tbe Oontneni lsJ
balos ooastwise ql5 hAeSs SsIeS 1850 bhes -.
GALVESTON April l2Coiton dul Good onn1V' Dici net re-
ooirts 6T bales; ,slss $50 balest stock eSJ bales,
MoBILE April "a Cotton duh and nomlnai MlInng ic nt'
rpts ll bales 50 bales eIpoS-eotssu JIJ be aes
lpsv~T. April 2-COtou quiet aud steidr Mddungi lse
Anil R@Go,.on 7s bales; sales. sG bales
stosk 1873 2il7 bales 1879. 9s9 bales
New-York tribune., 1873-04-14
COTTON MARKETS.

BarrtuoHK Aprl 2Coon dui MGdugs l9lci gross receipts
sgl b a. baless % - bales stock lo0S
b4leG ,,,,,, --t..- ios
bsle., shppeuts lsl balesi stock, II 30 bales -
Sorgotg Arl u Cotton quiet little doing Low Mtnp lie
,t es 45l ales eIporeoastwSe DJJ bales sales 80 bses
stock 1gi1 bales ,. ,,,,,, So -. 80
sGyAsSAn April l2Cotou-no market Mddluge lsc net re-
eeiui. 40 bales; 221 bales stock, 4lilio bales
NtfvtygTos Anvil H. huf; hddngs l8c net receipts,
81 bses. saios, 2j balest stek, 4bll nii.A ....
SrvNtr,ys Aori 2oon n fair demand; Ornsry lJ6ille
6el Orfnsrg fi NGe hIhng tptisc MdinsN Itb~
le receipts, l%US bales EfOSs i~' "' @'oSAAA'Se'
New-York tribune., 1873-04-14

CLEVELAND COLUMBUS, CINCINNATI AND INDIAN
APOLIS RAILROAD COMPAN0.-Stockbolder of the
above Company who are opposed TO its lease to the
Atlantic and Great Western Railroad. and to the
issue of S50OO,0O0 additional stock, desired to
communicate with the subscribers.
The proxies signed by many of the stockholders at
the transfer Office of the Cleveland, Columbus Gin
cinnati and Indianapolis Railroad grant the right to
vote the above matters at the meeting to be held
in Cleveland on the 10th of April.
Stockholders desiring to revoke their proxies
signed above Will please send their revocations
Immediately to LELAND BROTHERS q Co.,
No. 10 Nassau-st., New-York,
New-York tribune., 1873-04-14

To'lSmee Sept - .- - - -. -. -. -. 80, -. =, 40 o,o
Same time last -. - 49,. 80,
TeariO3 353 123 414 100 35e2l3 62 3 26l7444 9S
PBTROLBUMThe market for Refined has continued Inactive he
offered being held decidedly above eners views A dev
eries quoted Oil firm but quiet al 26G6bc EaphthA
hesvy without demand M dI2c for Western and CITY Crude in
bulk higher sales e Thursday Of 2oO bb spot at "
0c quoted the higher to-day The Greek adVees were OF
markets. OIL City So So and Upper and Lower
Roads asa So 2l At Pbsdeph the market dn With
sellers at l9Ie April and Die, May.
SKNShe market for Goat has been quiet and pces have
downward tendency sales IS bales Mesn Is DO Payt And Il do
Rio Hache receipts 26O bales Mexican NeWOTeans 80 do from
Curaeos Calcutta Martha do. O
RoSsrs TeIss &c Deer good demand and hs
sSa 1000 1rnIlo. and 200 Texas &c receipts
bales Cabeo do Central American aud 81 do Texas &c
We ennntea fnlInRs.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-14

nRCHTS-Berb continued scarce but in light demand and
unhsaged nea all departments In the ehsrierng line there
business Gone in vessels adapted TO TIE wants o. 9e
I bs these are scarce generally be above Shippers views The
ysgeweat reported was; 10 London oy AL s sS % ~ Gn
= r Proyou snd Us for Cheese The charters wers German
StetH with 1850 bbs Rosn a. 4s 81 GerDsn bark
h1 German Baltic, sih 1900 bts Refined Petroleum
ss 81 british sbp o. lgee tons Ieg'e k,s ~ ia oSs
% hence 70 Cuba with empty hogshesds-e0tR on private Terms
n previous last weekly issue continued snu
eae,Y when uDder more favorable private Sa % % IRON M hsU
t depression in exchange and stringent mooey maI.e
nssses 70 cheek business is surprising that i has
vel sustained moaey e1seedhgg , &C. , 10 oe @ iT S BIT
dsuand but The Of stock being in few bands who are
Abe camsts5es Pnos Of Wheat the sesbOsd how as
ld Western markets. and relatively higher Than se hngnse
s6d t6e trade darag the Winter extremely unsatiacto
S & iee 10 tss State and Al ports on Lake Erie and Can
1oer certain that cannot have an active export nPseneDs
osss voh will further resd the movement 70 the sea6osr
md ~ Ds season. prove. to be even ss hsR he average for
ysrs early harvest improbable The appearance Of
II Winter wheat crop reported looking well gen,
la5i IN some sections it has been Winter hlled
. o. Winter wheat are confident very light
~ ~ ;1s true % Si sl sSS s o% he Uated sStewtiie
s CsIforEia-ba, Will soon show marked falling os
oosent h improved notice several purchases here for
2 soa Giee @ eos1s1 m en- so & M The exports Of the %ssf are
tust against 1905 bush the eoTrespondng week ast year
s of h, The 5ensSd eous5e 70 mers The market closes
@ far Sg 81 % % 1d s5aT s5R1i. sd Ds oT Do At 81 a
~ i.5 No Chesg9 sPnrg esoee " sse ~ Is ty No MI
es in car ois 81 for Amber iuo Barley q9e and tame
E MAI sI Demand sses Of 5Ol bust A. ~ a. & os , S1SSe
az % ,. % sI 5 b,' q 'S SS Ohio MIed a. Ss5e White 9
E Me-; - ~ y "a 90 IN ofe Al s5e White ass
Ae a SsS KS .S dq .5s sss . for the Isas sesS the in
export Is light The saea q coo bush Damp Al US
10 aCle MiIea seoa wetem White at e7@ooe DO
H-ss Gt Cf G6Sc SOlt1eTn Yellow a. 65o
4.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-14
RECEIPPS OF pRODUCE

Per North Rtrer Yessrls ava Railroads.
3 3s bIles Cotton 6tJ7 bb Bgg 10 35
bb 10 % bush Wheat 0s bush Corn, 5O bush Oats,
35 sh Malt 1000 bush Barley 2 bag Grass Seed ~ bush Peas
100 bb Corr Meal 50 bales Hemp 50 bales Hops O Hides Ia bales
Hides O9l sides Leather 42l bb Spirits Turpenne
Turpeatne bbls Tar bbs Resin 10 pkgS Oil Cake, 50
24s4 Beef 4649 pkgs Cut Meats. IS
pgs Grease lG47 Pkgs Land Is pigs seAn os pigs Butter
Tobacco. bales WOOL 80 bbls
TSlOE OIL az bbL. Lub. Oh, 30 bdl Skins
New-York tribune., 1873-04-14
THE STATE OF TRADE.


LogpoN April l2-llO m-Consos opened at 93t for
the American ecures-Tbsre have been
thus to-day nominal! unchanged Bhe
Railway shares 5li
LIVERPOOL, April l2-:D p m-breaoSu1s are quiet bplTS
Petroleum I'D = gallon go
IoxpoN Apr PA CoHsos and American securities closed
LSEEpooL April I2-RvsniDg Turpentne $50 PoWt
New-York tribune., 1873-04-14
THE COMPLETION

of the HoUsroN AND TEXAS CENTRAL RAILROAD was
accomplished on the 11th of March, thus forming
through route by rail from Galveston to New-York.
The negotiation of the S1O,OOOOOO 1st Mortgage
per cent GOLD BONDS is nearly closed, less than
$500 900 remaining, which can be had at 90 and in
terest, in currency. of
JOHN J. Cisco & Son. SO Wallst.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-14
sREDS-Clorer st.,hr: 8.

SEBDSCovef steady; OF quoted
range Of d9e Timothy dull and nominal al 80 7S
STBARN srn but du quoted at sd9te IN cs and &c in bids
TALLOW steady fairly setive sales Of 100000 Fair 10 Prime
sales last night 6 bb Western at &c. and 50 bbl Tai
low, City Western, al Sic.
WHISKY moderately active and eadyi sales Of $50 b at slc
New-York tribune., 1873-04-14

CAIRO AND FULTON RAILROAD Co.'s FIRST MORT
GAGR SINKING FUND LAND GRANT BONDS for sale at
90 and accrued interest. Only limited number
unsold. The Road rapidly approaching completion.
The Bonds THE ONLY LIEN upon ROAD EQUIP
MENT ,926,4O0 ACRES LAND and all other property
of the Company. The land sales average IS
per acre. Ii. G. MARQUAND, No. 100 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1873-04-14
9ineGrts.
A RI AUCTION.

ART AUCTION.
The 90. collection Of WATER beo0gns 10 he h's
JOHN KRESETr.
together numJer Of h unfinished sketches and pencil dsstss
snd few eboic. pictures Louis Jang. eIhbios
pockwoa GALLERY No Roadway and will he soi TUESDAY,
EVENING AorI I5 ROBERT S0MBRVILLB Aucionesr.
No 30 Ffnh-Ase
New-York tribune., 1873-04-14
Ceciures ai1o Nleftlnas.

V'HE FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY of the
L NETWORK ASYLUM FOR LflNG-IS WOMEN viii Be sei'
"WEDNESDAY Apn I6 a. No 85 haonst, IL O'clock aeon
Patrons ieni o institution invited TO attend
A MEXICAN GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY,"
N On TUESDAY, April IS. S11 At O'Clock o. the rrss,.'
aud Eeyenthst hsoren JOHN OlbBOf
o. paper THE Wonders OF tie feOsseone saS
~ - Dr. T. r. sTRAZNICKY, Recording Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-14
amrsements.

PRET HARTE' will deliver his celebrated
lecture The Argo"sa,, Of @ I'D. Tn n,Si Sss
stsp'm. Tictst, 0oe Doilir -
CTEINWAY HALL FESTIVAL WEEK.
~ Tie Sa1ish 's'l scIiu'y si''mei that
FESTIVAL WEEK
or 0RAHD
ORATORIOS AND CONCERTS
''' '' gwen % coasisrRSEss AND GRASDEta
o''er oe'' attempted 70 Nss;lo.s ,, rn5 ne Arss"'"
coMsRycIyG TrfSptY RysSiNG APRIL a. Nra
FIRST ORATORIO NIGHT hBHDELSsOHSs
EBLJAIIl ELIJAH
WEDNESDAY. nl2J SECOND AND LAST ORAToR0 HiGhr
ISRAEL IN EGYPT,
HYMN OF PRAISE GOBGEsANdS
HANDEL AND HAYDN SOCIETY from BOSTON.
FIVE HUNDRED So, voIcss
Ory,aat............ ................-Nf b J. LANG
IHE0D69g Th0MAss USRIyALgo ORCHESTRA.
fatR f tRs0SS. GpRiG = IF THE eRooknS ACADEMY
ONLY CyASD FESTIVAL oR459mo
shTUKDAt-OSLY GRAND MATiSbH
On SATURDAY EvFSING. Aprile.
sixth AND LASr SYMPHONY coNc1Rr.
BEsTHoyESs CHORAL or NINTH SYMPHONY
L" Appearance R ssi NssifC'S EE o. ypS i1s SOCIETY
And OP Ali The DISTINGUISHED sOLoiSlS
RESERVED SEATS THREE and -FOUR DOLLARS.
according 70 location.
RESERVED SEATS in SELOND BALCONY TWO DOLLARS
RESERVED SEATS TO SATURDAYS MATINEE. Two DOLLARS
ONLY.
OreTs o from residing Out Of the city VIII be ,ess
10 b. adire. Cashier Ohce, at Steiaway Hail
The ot will TniS MORNING a.
Scnref ;O D,oisa ia Broadway AMI at the Boz Ohe
Ste,awsy Hall
CTEINWAY HALL. FESTIVAL WEEK.
y FRIDAY EVENING April 25 as O'Clock.
GRAND FESTIVAL CONCERT-
eoseuded the appearances be Coo
Of
NJ ANTON RUBINSTBTN ssi
Mr. HENRI WiBNIAWSKL
Tho iisn 4uished Nrs York Artists
Mr. y y. MILLS aBl
Mr. WILLIAM MASON
have kindly sppar which will be performed
THE GRAND CONCBETO PDR THkBR PIANOS BY BACH,
Messr. RUPiNSTRiN, MILLS. and MASON.
DIS1iNGUISE8D ARTISTS WILL APPEAR.
SATURDAY ARTRRN0ON-0HLr GRAND hATINBk