The New York Herald Newspaper, April 4, 1871, Page 5

NEW YORK HERALD, TUKSDAY, APRIL 4, 187L—TRIPLE SHEKT. DARING BANK ROBBERY. | FINANCIAL AND COMMURCIAL, | So=z 4g COTTON COMBINATION. Mawnins, formerly of this oy, tn the oown year of | MOUS, ROUIN4, a age. ve Yonkers (N. Y.) panera please copy. DMVORFABLY FURNISHED fter a lingerlng Mness, Jeesre AaTTLe, tad, fora cuveft Tease: if do. 150 Con Coal of Md. Weat U Tei. The Cotton Quotations—An Attempt to Amend |, HATtL®. ” ‘ Wau Sraner, $8 | the Rules—An Evening Paper Denounced. | !perwick-ou-Tweea. Sed seqialle eather neared, Sank (pin por pent yi LL § i ORe cr relatives and friends are respectfully myited di ay jc i Ey Pos i 3 Desperate Attempt to Plunder the Cen- Movpay, Apel Soo FM. } 19 a Quite a large meeting was held in the Cotton Ex- | to attend tio funeral, irom the Teskicnce Of Ber | nL ancuarh bor St Pow omen, 2 On ’Change to-day wheat was better but wregular. | 4 change, Pearl street, yesterday,” pursuant to acall | Sister, Mrs. 0. Snering, No. 144 West ‘Thirtleth PRIVATE AMERICAN PAMILY, CONSISTING OF tral Park Savings Bank. ‘Tho cotton market was heavy and weak, 2 W% | issued on the sath of March by twenty-five mem: | *“NeritcK Wenianty pavers pie one oem Fooms, Solow Tuirty Mth ettger te honce a : : MONEY FIVE TO SEVEN PER CENT. 00 do. 26% | bers who, however, did not state tho objecus they | Huany.—Matrin HEALY, aved {7 yoats, a native | ip, 'imiterate rent. Address, stating _ a xe mee ane was more one owing to the g 168 Oato & Mien Bf, -b.0 me had in view. Mr. 8 D. Harrison, President of the oF randlina, Somat vale ievion ° ‘a i cia wi — a ES manipul on of the 4; lative cliques: y P, ve 3 ‘espectiully invite ARRIND COUPLE WISH TO RW RC The Old Cashier Kacckod Down, Bound and | ere a aoe anal ioatoatvancd nos | Hee WE ic Woliteka gterice & | EXehanee, preaded, and Ar, dames ¥. Wemnan j go attend dhs faneral, tlt (Puekdiyy atornoony at A MNite ot fone intense tammy aia te for no Gagged—Tho Plan of Attack-Scone of the | ave to seven per cent, but fell back to five and six | = . | Mufety-soventh ethos n° Tesidonce, No, 26a Weus | arene h, F ae ees 12115 and 2:15 fats M. Mr. Copeland explamued~ that there was an 1:00 URE20, , 62 Vax #1000) US ROOLE.—Sa Mouday, April 3, Mr. Epwoxp HOoLe. ¢, ‘o7.b9 11124 | Objectionable rule in force. = which re- | Hine notice of the funeral will be given, Ao ec0s,emall jis | quired that the price of ail cotton should HULD,— On Saturday, ‘April 3 tn thts olty, after a small 111 Operations~-Flight gnd Escape of the per cént before the close of banking hours. The Thlowes — Cowart iy Conduct of gnquiry began at a very early hour, when Lola Ou-tin ee pelinccuas” five per cent was pald on governments and five and bs be fixed by the market quotation obtetming | 10M Mines, Wisse i. youngest child of charles ee Se ee Furmues the €ooundrels, Was paid in @ good many tastances, and the bor- Dnsel: Eketionn an TRA , ea, with full patticulars, M. B *d Party he represented desired to have made was to | fuliv tnvited to attend the funeral services, at the wine cal need addr SMALL HOUSE OF ey fa . residence of his parents, 420 Bast Sixt first treet, x the price on the day when the notification of | Cr’ Wodnesday morning, atten o'clock es delivery is given. Hurron.—In Brooklya, on Monday, April 3, of This action, it was hinted, was prompted by a sus- | Consumption, Mrs. Mary ANN Hurroy, widow of picion on the part of certain meinbers that ine om | Hoha B. Hutton. oe Hae in a few exceptional cases, consented to Ve Three mén made a bold and desperale attack on the Gen | tho full egal rate in gold, But toward three o'cl twal Park Savings Bank, in Third avenue, between Forty- | the supply became gregter shan the demand, and fh and Forty sixth streets, at about half-past eleven o'clock | the closing Transaction’ Weré at slx per cent, with One o?Clock P. 6b} 10000 she NY CAR 20000" do. ae 10000 Tenn a bi Tenn 6" f 5 r Gs, old ie q to | GENTLEMAN 18 DESIROUS OF yesterday mosntug, It {a evident, from the manner in | exceptions at five per cent. clal quotations by which all contracts are set- PS agg hed he tity deepal Floor, ostarateved, ina private rouse, ins reap ‘which the attempt was made, that the thieves wero Foreign exchange was rather firmer, on the basis tled have on several late occasions beon hieher | prince street, Brooklyn, on Wednesday, at twelve | Beishborn near a { Acidroas, stating full Ghoronghly acquainted with the disposition of the premises, | of 10034 a 109% for prime bankers! sixty day sterling than Justitied bythe condition of the market. And | osiogk, ” a 6 lars, C. Boy sho 3 eo ad their plana were #0 adroitly conccoted as almost to | ints anid 11036 @ 11036 for alghty “women other 3 mie ines of tho esting Mt transpired that this | ~ Washington and Philadel; hia papers please copy. ‘A. SMALL STORE OR VART OF 4 stone WaNtHD " fnsure success i! an accident had not occurred to interrupi 4s ancl 11076 & 10% for sights meamraiee uspicion occastoned the KeLy.—At Mott Haven, on Saturday, Aprit 1, For a firat clase, neat retali business; must be on one of ‘When threo despe:atoes rush into a banking estab- ‘TAR TREASURY PROGRAMME FOR APRIL. FOC Ee sree aT noe | JAMES KELLY, in the ddth year of bis age.” the deat thoroughfares in the ity Fulton treet preferred. ment in broad cayiigut, 1b 18 pretty cevtan they must | The Associated Press despatch to the morning Uitete a en a Tho frienvs And aoqualntances are rospectfully ine [ Address with full partie os ALN Fonh-emen. ve buen twader the Suupreaslon they previonsly secured vited to atiend the funeral at St. Jerome’s church, papers made an inversion of the order of gold sales Tom interru,tion or gi A WIL) A ‘D SCHEMA eames aputeast a2 | Ape. Tho programme, a8 correcta a0 posted a and alarge room jn the rear opening on’ the bank t— uses, The wiuiows on Third avenkeaneor heavy plate Sago Pppduay, 18.99 foliows ‘and ran dovwn to about two feet from the ground; the is giazed in asimilar manner to the windows, | April 6, Thureda: am the thicves came fa Mr, Authovy Ellison, the teller, | April 13, Thursday. says they abut down April 20, Thursday. BRAVE ogee April 27, Thursday Mr. Wenman, chairman of the Committee on Mar- | this (‘tuesday "i "low! NOUNTRY RESIDENCE WANTED—TO HIRE, FUR- Ket Qnotations/explained tho work of that body. | ater mrs Wile offered forthe repose OF Us soul, CP tntte rata witaia og Gown of éibas. ge, tae Brokers, the market wuotdtions ere made Up by ab | egrets wil be taken tou Westchgates, AOR INISEY | fal deeseiption and. theailon, . Addrees. 0, 0. BUNNET, 0 entirely disinterested person, who compared the KeLLEY.—On Sunday, April 2, at the residence of | —~—~~—-~ sales and purchases of numbers of brokers and | pig father, 324 Fast thivty-tirst street, BDWARD OOMS WANTED- PART OF made hia report as nearly just as possible, At the | KELray, aed Li years, sy y (lower part preferred), cousisting of x organization of tho present Exchanye a commitice The fdueral will take place from St Gabriel's | 120Ms In Seventeenth or Eixhtecuth ward, between First a. of seven, of which he is chairman, had been elected | church, Hast Thirty-seventh strevt, this (Tuesday) af- | STORE, 9 Lest Bi tribe ee per mouth, Adare to perform that duty, aud he could conscientiously | tornoon, at one o'e! CECB: Se, Saee moveniesnth siren ‘rhe relatives and friends v3 that they had doue it to the best interests Of | of his parents, and the Cadets of St. Gabriel’s T. A. ROMs, WANTED.ONE OR TWO ROOMS, FU concerned, From the first they had made up Soetety, are respectfully invited to attend. nished or unfurntehed, suitable for light housexes; ; their quotations from te sales of cotton en the pos, —On Monday, April 3, SCHUYLER CoLPAx | location above Fourteenth treet; best reference, Address, Kui " not oven taking into the question cotton torrie on | Kyi, only son of Sarah M. aud the late Edward | W'S location and terms, W. WIWGIN, box 199 Herald Up: eESeEs and bond purchases in the Treasury programme for GOLD SALES. BE 0:35:54 $2,000,000 2,000,000 2,000,000 2,000,000 $8,000,000 bis 3 ee sy our BOLT, Which js attached inside the dogr, completely shutting off en- ance from thy ntrect. ‘They then jumped over the railing ‘ep the tho top of the counter (which {s about the befght of a TOLD. .ereeevees man) aud one of them putting a pistol to his head, the others BO! eoumenced to “work” the place, Mr. Elhson shouted for | April 5, Wednesday. =! « lara $3,000,000 2d when they knocked him down violently and pril 12, Wednesday. ‘2,000, 000 the succeeding day. They had considered that vhe | Kisem, age 2 years and 7 months. town Branch office, 1,240 Broadway, ar OPND AND GAGGED HIM, 7 7 9 7 New York cotton quotations, which were daily dashed rhe t a . eee er Ty ae? ld fs le pril 19, Wednesday. 3,000,000 4 4 ‘The friends and relatives are respectfully invited ANTED-—A FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP TIOUSE, Saree rat ceuteg sep yar ested | Apr 2, Weunesiay io. Op ng iy a ‘porcine Sodas acai i | 124 Noy rera ome ta genoa oa | WW ESRD onde geen Abed see and hefty i ‘steniptod 3 aticel is t . 10,000,000 STREET QUOTATIONS, New York, ‘the committee had never yet made ® | Locuwan.—on Sunday, April 2, ISAAC P. LOCKMAN, | Uptown Advertisement oiice, , , Hadden, one of (hs Board of "Fructeet, “< aap ze quotation without knowing that they could eltier | in the 74th year of his age. ees ome GOLD STRONG—11034 a 110%, A WELD FUR Quurte® to Sx Clock P. M. buy or sell atit, Mr. Wenuian contrasted the guo- ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited d and on high groun hs Northwest'n pr. 94% a 95 | tatlons of one year ago with those of to~lay, shows | to attond the funcral, on Wednesiay afvernoon, at As , Rock Tpiand. ng A a ugi4 ing that at that time there were often diferences of Re We ai f he Church of St. John the Evange- Se eee La os on a ge Byaa 48 hiuch as two cents per pound, whereas now there | jist (Wainwright memorial), corner Wavericy place | 142 Weat Thirty-fourtn Tq | were seldom any differences al all, and tboso but | Ut, Qvalnwright memorial), corer Waverley place | 142 West Thirty: And, sooing'the strangers bekind the ooutier with tbe MABHED A PANT. OF GLASS ty P fa the dove and'purst apon the secues onlyt find tho robbers | pointmeut at the imitation of the sales of govern. ‘The Gold Room manifested considerable disap- ‘eo and Mr. Kilison lying on the floor instle the counter, i weasure during the monin of April to rw See Oe Oe thieves, on seving Dr. Hadden, atarted through the or . . % . pS ri ee en | Wisse,ob0, and the “shorts” began to cover, the S73 | small, f Munrny.—On Monday morning, April 8, Joun ANTED—A N RNISHED MOUSE, SEVEN pe sireet on side of the way, jumped into & } regnit being an advance from 11034, the price before 2b: A proposition to refer the subject to the Board of | Munpny, in the 75th year of his age. Md Addrens, stating price and tovality, We H. Ay it wagon which they had in waiting and ‘oicaped, is o aa4q | Managers was lost by a largo majority, and on taking ‘Tne friends ot the tamily are invited to attend the Heratd oilice, ic oh Torty.ot aeey. manve FUBION Ly Fete ata the board, to 110X. Subsequently the market became % the sense of the meeting the presidént dvcided that | funeral, from his late residence, No. 40 Mott street, ANTED—A LARG! Lest tony rtth street to Fourta aventie, and Forty-6%h | neary on the cable report of beter quotations for the old standing rule bo gtill adhered to. on Wednesday aiternoon, at one o'clock. with hot and cold wate ‘Five ta hi oe 2 i Josing dna) Mr. Hirech onfered a resolution that contracts for Savannah papers please cop: ‘Gree centipmen, b ‘ i fugiteven in got out and ran 9 far at Foret | 6.209 In santo and ey off to 11034, closing finally future delivery cover all grades of cotton, instead of HURRAY OR Monday, Apri’, Parnsox Monnax, | terme fot to exce erence, : Geewihine bg at 110%. The principal fuciuations are shown in nnn 43 now, including only good ordinary 10 good mid- | yn the 67 1 yeni ‘o? his ag Fs * | oflice, this” Baye cone Seene OFT. ile ead 9 tAblez— 8. A Morpay, apris—6P. a. | dling. ‘tnis was lost, Fricnds and relatives df the family ar ect | Tange, REVLER BL OT t r= pee onan are fouonsd ah ee AE h . AsHEs.—Receipta none, The market wie deka pS Mr. Copeland moved that in len of folly invived to attend the Peuerhh bal Wedteoday feat gises ticoer tere ] Youu fee ts Ma then,” "stop those men.” Whey daguers past the cepot | 11 A. ML... with a moderate demand at $675 a §7 35. Pearl were neg. sar senatintepert te ie Gup aonr | S{ternoon, at two o'clock, trom. bis tate residence, | elghen atrest. Mext Gov, secured. Aliress My, box 2000 Noy Vayen Relltdad in this way, ‘and alot of men | 31:37 A. ii. ected and nominal at §8 50 a §9 25, Peart le Aad TLE tt 8 a 116 Madison street, thenos to Calvary Cemetery far | Fost oftoe, 9 ing! notico ofthe cries of the roan Th Seeman tor cee ae 0 Corvar.—The market for Rio was dull and heavy. Prices | the quotations. ‘The resolution provoked an ant- eaten, Ireland; San Francisco, Cal; Phua- ‘ANTED—BY A FAMILY OF FOUR PERSONS, . Killgos is & good deal cut about the fae and . +1035 in the absence of sales were nominal. There wasa very | Mated discussion which terminated im the adoption | qeiphin, Pa., snd Montreal, Canada East, papers ing no children, @ First or Secand Floor of six roomay of the head, Poin a nik In the gold loan market the rates ranged from | gna demand for other kinds io small lots at previous unanimously of @ yote of contidence in the quota- | please copy. b sop el re Gate Kay Bue and betweed ‘aman of bis years, Being alone inte hank at the ime | tWO Der éent for carrying to flat for borrowing. The | fyures, the market closing weak, We qnote:— | Mann ts wrase McChusky.—In Jersey City, on Monday, April 8 | gu Post oulce. s Kk, he Wai " maptotely at the mercy of the three f Ban! i Tulane, Who? anon Nis thouling’ fee Eeips imatediaieyy Over | Ober eeeeo” mhe Gold: Exehange Bank were'as fol wered him. The horse and wagon which were eaptured ows:— the police will uo (C0 lead to the arrest of the wen. | Gold cleared is a valuab.e one and was evidently aclestet fur | Goud talances fair a Resolved, That it is the sense of the bey ast thatthe Com- | RICHARD MCULUSKEY, In the 27th year of hig age, or pegene ates anainoessonsennaeees eee enna Me} rar ri a on Re mittee on Quotations, as at present constituted, have our full The friends and acquaintances are respectfully ine V TANTED--DE8K ROOM IN A NICK, LIGHT OFFICK & Sige.) extremes “for lots, ct a yee oe. 18, eee, Me our boliet ea their duties are performed | ytied to attend the faneral, from his late residence, 4 on Broadway (sec: ond or Dire atte between paing, a na the most equitable and im yaanuer. 7 and Chambera streeta, Addr lerald office, fn bond; Java (government Baga) Bbc. | do, ‘Heaolved further, That, in giviug the Exchanze the benent | 193 Montgomery street, on Wednesday afternoon, at Vg price i i & Bo; Bingaporey Me a Ibe. Ceylon, 1540, 0 17 gntbo, a ibe. | Laguayra, i340. a 16:40,; Jamaica, ma ordinary car, 100. «+ « $18,682,000 nao 678 of their valuable time and experience at pertuds in the day | ONC O'clock, wALITIRS RUNNER. Curreney balances 1,098,123 , "1 , When the demands of thelr own business most require their | | Mol.A? E.—On Monday, April 3, Jawes W., young- NTED-A LARGE SITTING ROOM, NEATLY The most Inte: an excitement eized ihe. peoplé living In tho GOVERNMENTS BIRADY, aie unset. Domingo {ee Pont, Be. & FOS. | Bervioes, the commiien placn us ax members of the H=- | est xon of 1K. C..and Hannah afeLano, in ‘tie 27th W ‘ciruisheds sulsute form’ plas: qalet witew ladys wie Belehborhoed of the rubbery. | When it vecame kuowa that n ° eat Servet. Abage, 8 1Goe nih ole doy age cam 1c. change, under the highest obligatfons; and, although illy re- | year of his age. {s away {rom home most of the time, Terms from $5 {0 $8 a Boch an attempt haa been wnede, and working peop'e who ‘The government list was quiet and just about | \cron.-On Samntday altersoon, Cate conathanasie paid with our thanks, thay aro yet tendered most heartily, in ‘The funeral will take place from the residence of | week, brompily vPaid tn, awa, Wo releretines, VAdiTeus Bad small sume snaringy lai aside from theirscanty 1o- | geeady, che simmitaneons advance of gold and of | sclivity after the close of ‘Change, and full prices were | ‘Ken of our appreciation of their labora, hig parents, 120 Greenwich avenue, on Wednesday } Mra. i. 0, FLOYD, 1,888 Broadway. ‘ Sea teon cxrint oie Aeange oor eas tstce iat the ott | the Londen quotation overcoming the influences | {*s!zed, for upwards of 8,600 bales, buttoday tho market | | Alively debate then took place concerning tho | afternoon, atoneo'clock. The iriends and acqualut- ; OF FOUR ADULTS, PART te os est eerste ne rahe tenants: Londen ai Bas been apathetic and irregular, and prices, without quota- | authorship of the newspaper paragraph relerred 10, | ances are luvited to attend. y OF Fetal baa: tenses ton teakaaneel nected with the institution, and*has undergone the | Of more active money. .The currency sixes ‘A publi. meeting of the Exchange monopolized ene | WAlCH, however, terminated without result. Jaffalo papers please copy. will be required; location wituin ten ininntes! walk nal of Firth After a resolution had been adopted requiring that Nasa.—In Brooklyo, suddent! Mona: rn: vy c G attontion of the trade antl aff Book: I 1 i ooklyn, suddenly, on Monday mo Avenue Hotel. ‘Address, with terms, £c., DRUGS, 1,090 Closed inactive, with more sellers thea bayors, abikeneoks: | signers of calls for faiure meetings should epecifl- | ing, ape 3, Bersy Nasi, relict of Daulel Nash, in | Broadway. * tions appended. Tho sales were:— cally state the object in view the meeting adjourned. | the'79th year of her age. RESET Rg IGS SHED HOUSE ‘the relatives and friends of the family are invited | YY ANTED—TO HIRE A SMALE POURNISRED Betcatires Wooidrige, hone Fig io Paerwareape were exceptionally weak and declined to 1153. ave been de- 4 to work np thecaso, und, feoling on their metiie trom | ‘The final street prices were as follows:—United Be dolduess of ne cane, will no dow inon col soon be beard trom. | States currency mixes, 115 a 115%; do, sixes, i i Tovtay, Siw ary Boening, Total, PLONE SENS ches ts to be regreited that id not give a detaied ¢ ra Y ty, by 11 tion of tue follows, but the thing was done so uickly, | A881, registered, 11624 a 116%; do. do,, coupon, | Forernort an... Lies 3.000 ane8 THE NATIONAL GAME, to attend the funeral, from the residesice of her son- | gaya yite dod, nelanvornn’ wh ae COP e ge Oy ators! and being a gentleman well advanced fn_ years, it 1 65: do, five-twentt jatered, May | F lati er’ 3 in-law, J. J. Nodine, No. 36 Tillary street, on Wed- fon G. HENNET, 67 Cedi eet, Priong lis uervocaness {disturbed hia memory. They ware | 16! 8 116%; do, five-twenttes, registered, May | For speculation......... 4 at 8 | @pening Day at the Cupltoline Grounds. | neaday aitcrnoon, at two o'clock. eet ee ee a Hak gern ei Pe rae aire rec Baretta coe at Eyer eZ aaa (RE lr 1,625 3,718 5828 | Quite large number of the bate bali fraternity ensembica | | NicHOrIsoN.—On Sunday, Avril 2, Barnaen wife | WrANTEDBY A SMADT, FAMILY, SECOND | LAS, y iq Ci Vig 255 = 5 ra Y rt = i, ur or tive is, in o iv sey whero to work for the scoundrels, Compon, do., 11215 & 1124; do. do, 1864, do. doy | Firetree trina wee canted fe ere Maa etate | at the Capitoline grounds, Brooklyn, yesterday afternoon, | Of James Ni riiee cats yea Parish of Dram 1 itn mo.erm convenience, belween Pourin vind. Ninth ave: but prices were unchanges, The sales | for the purpose of inaugurating the season by a game, it 4 yee ny | nues and Fourth and Uwenty-"ith streets, ent not to ex- 100 bates, a8 follows:--April, 100 at 1g Ling d Tho friends, and those of his brothers, Timothy | Coed 480 per month, Address 8. L., Herald office \ ril'at 18/20, and 100 May at liste, | Beving been announced that the new Atlantic nine would | and John, and also her nephew, John Foley, are re- L saslenes denies ened — | do., 1865, coupon, 4o., 11134 a 11134; do, do., 1867, do. ‘June, at 1340. t er, 100 each, | Play against t more than half of the players | gpectfully invited to attend her funeral. from No. 25 HREE WELL FURNISHED ROOMS (TWO, together; 100 May and 1 April, Mi tf change—I-i6c. paid to exchi utting In an ay » howercr, @ game was got. | 4; esis re ip a osen by Peirce and ‘Starts of | Him sect this (Tuesday) alternoon, at one o'clock lay, June and Ju'y, at I8%c.,- together, pearance : the Mutual and during tho afternoon some really tine | Precise! ngs 7 ° née ball room), e 200 June for 200 April man, wite and tw coud foor, with bath, for aia 0, 11124 8 TL do, do., 1868, do. do.; 1115¢ a 11134; uildren (10 an fo Tor Epiror or THE HERALD: — CY do, ten-forties, registered, 108g a 108%; do. do., | Saturday, cE SI house and respectable neighborh You ask, “How are we to acconnt for the mystery yeni ese, Se Mea ag | Dlay was extibiwalhousiihe groundearemiia toodanp | | PUNCELI.—On Sunday, April 2, Jous PURCRLt, sO fer month, fora permanency, or woud p COUpON, 108%5 @ 10876. Gece; 10 each May, June. and'July, at tageiber; | Govndiion, tee eaysbing. Jka muck plang. o6 wil Ledeen | Aimed (2 Fei ture. Good references. Address H. W., box ‘that in all these spiritual revelations from deat men niente: VE, WRAK AND LOWER. Tune, 100 at 1334¢ nigust, 800 at 143¢0,, 100 celreng | there later inthe season. Among the most prominent par Friends aud relatives of the family are reqnested | f4iHeraid ollice. * STOCKS ACTIVE, W! ND 1 . * i . ers upon the field who participated in the game were Chariio | to attend the funeral, from. 11s late residence 207 | i we have noluing new and nothing of any value?’ Ds it neither new nor valuable to have revealed to us the actualities and realities of tho future life, hitherto hidden from us, but now being revexled to us? Bub Perhaps you mean in regard to temporal affairs ? Would you have tifls unseen intelligence, which is Deyond our control, meddie in all the affairs of ttls Ufe and invade the large margin, a3 the broker wotuld average quotations of Saturday's future sales were:—April ! . 1.7eey May 15,70c., June la72e, "We quote Pen | Rimi Info of the Atiantics, but now of tio Mutuals; Join | Kast Fortieth street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, ab Uplands Alabama, N. oneans, Texas. rest City Cinb, of Cleve'and, this season; | OC o'clock, : R ohio inh. oo 3S bth ne 132 | Messra. Worth and Ciine, of the Btars: George Hall, of the QUINN. —MARGARET QUINN, beloved wife of George | widow ind pre erred * i reas B. Li. Guy 1B i 14, Taig | Atiantion, and bie brother James; Al. Forker and Josh | Quinn and daughter of Samuel Alien, of Richmond, box ae — bean bi en ee SOE | By 1 i ance, of the Rosedale Club; McDermict, late pitcher for Staten Island, aged 50 years. ED. RY Li OOR, BES ine. pve io | Eok(orde, ana Start and Petree, tioned abo Funeral to take place trom her jate residence, 404 | WWANTED CA Laut, AIRY LOFT On, FLOOR. BE eee —o equorasions are becaenl a oven. Yanufay i qual- = = | Second are Brooklyn, B. b Relatives and friends | steam power, water, gas, hatchway, &c. Address A. KING, a or ow t le respectfully invited to attend, 731 Broadway. the ports to-day wero 17,54 bales MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, GSurrH.—On Sunday, April 2, suddenly, ELIzAverat : re ee aa; aero LY) ‘The stock market was, raided by the cliques with aview to shaking weak speculators out of their stocks, as well a8 to encourage the formation of a short futerest on the part of outsiders. The latter have, of late, learned to speculate, and knowing that at this season of the year the chances are more in favor of a rising than a falling market, Dy Aateoe ey A LADY, A FINELY FURNISHED Room. Locality and house must be first class. A ithout @ fam! ¢ {een The recel| they were “bulls” tnstead of “bears,” much | segynet Jé{06 bales same day last woek ana 6,078 bales same perme Swrtu, wire of Charles Sinith, aged 36 years, WANTED IMMEDIATELY BY A {t, where man bas at once freedom of action pre ts ‘a Se ee eee ate eetee tg mew OF Married. Funeral this (Tuesday) afternoon, ai two o'clock, for the senson or year, pleasant Rooms en suite, on reapousinliity, arising out of the use of means | to the annoyance of the cliques, who | [eins B83 ,00.), Mabiia 1.te do; Savannah, 2,069. do:; | SsTH—Mac Pratt.—At the residence of the | from her late residence No. 191 Frectuan atreet, | 0 40nd Floor; wall Curnishieds fou ftaht housek eying; to: which he ean control? And are you sofranght with | found it impossibie to buy stocks without running | Baltimore, 'S0 do. ; New York, 836 Stock in New York | bride’s parents, In Paterson, N, J., on Thursday, | Greenpoint, L. 1, Seventh avenues. Address, with'price, description of rooney Seiten thet amen Of the past as to fancy that our | ine market up very rapidly. The recent ‘bear? | ei bales, sentast 66,000 do, same time last year, were | March 20, by Rev. 1. B. Hopwood, GEor & TALLMAN; —At Norwich, Conn., WinutaM Tart | dc, N.d. Be Herald of - . man, son of the late Henry H. and Adeila Taliman, be Blaclént—Knows everything. from the condition of | cliques having turned “bulls,” and desiring to buy | Srmer. The engayements for Liverpool were upwards o of Sew York, to HELENA Mapua, only ¢ Pnaal, Esq. Funeral from the residence of Rev. Henry Brom- ANTED-BY A G » WITH Dr. Livingstone on earth to that of thehignestseraph | stocks, found themselves compelled to’ bid up the | aia corm by naamn’al Gln But; 4 ides by a tent | Alexander Mac Paul, Es Jog, MOL Biate strces Brookiyn, Wednesttay atten: | V jnetrant ive ot alx iooms for housekcep\c. to a high to tue tixune of God? Think a moment What | gong held by the public. Hence, to get the destred | 2100, bales cotton, by anil at 6d, Es r Lond Died. noon, at two o'clock. Relatives und friends are | ptlshborhon!: rene nol ves Yo) Pet ae Hod. Waal would: hocute ot tha energy” aun | stock, they determmed on the ratd to-day, the par- | Siem brtgareea Maetieande for Glasgow. 7.000 bist | Aanow.—On Snnday, April 2, Many J., beloved | Tespectfully Yrvited to attend, ad wot b. ‘ SNorwerla bark in Philadelphia to Wiborg, 2,10) Buia, pe. | Wie of A. J. Aaron, auld daughter of Peter and tho | , THOMSON.—On Mond -AN OFFICE OR PART 0! April 3, MaG bee Fncabe 3, Maaarr 8., be. Waste enterprise which now, for instance, through | tiai success of which was due te the feeling of dis- , loved wife of Samucl 1d é ti i troleum at 5s, 6d. late ley, aged a ths 1 amucl E. Thomson and daughter of first floor, Maiden John at rs 7 5 i 5 it nation as . " ——— ————— ent in other lands? And then whet, April—a_ feellng which was hardly well ual rd on elatives pues of etary ame resvecttully savined No AeA ERe aT ET me reappethally. Waxtepany oc SE ATE RAMA a RETR OM parler Invited to attend the funer. The bi vn attend unora i t lee, oo ee ee a aay enecumnene was emally | dence, 14 Remsen atree!, Brooklyn, 8. D., this (Tueys | dence, No. 60 Leroy street, thls (Cuestay) evening, Would be the use of giving you such things? | grounded, inasmuch as the present con. | flour market was quiet but a ‘nvout six roome; between Faltou and Myrt!> avenues, Os ‘ Brooklyn; reat abo $300 a year, with ful par- Fon will no: publish them or bellove them, but | a vative plan of the ‘Treasury Secretary day) afternoon,at one o’ciock. at half-past seven 0 The remains wall be | Brooklyn; root a ns O00 8 Tear pas rather deal with thom as you have already dealt erpool 150,000 bis. and 147,000 sacks, We et or 8 00 BRENNAN.—At Washington, D. C., on Sunday, | taken to Nyack on Wednesday morning for inter- With those proferred to you on Friday last—pro- | 18 more likely to conduce to a satisfactory i ment. AN’ O RENT. ounce them “inemably stupld,” “a tisaue of nol: | and nealihy duancial “situation” than the Quizotte Gos | ABIL 2: MATHEy S BRENNAN, a native of Kenmare, | My fonxe.—On Monday, Apnil a, Mrs, RuAnRrit cuald) wish to rent th ; Jet withbold them from, your readers giving them | Programme with which he was origmally credited. in eral Will take place, from No. 255 West | THORNE, wife of Captain Thomas W. Thorne, In the | ment of an elegant palvate dating, between no chance to judge for themselves, but, compelling | However, it afforded a pretext, and as Wall sweet ts Hatra do $f ba street, this (Tuesday) alternosn, at one bay 9 By oe re na ay frienas of tho famity, and also | 0X 187 Herald alice, _ Rent not over #70", Des, Rae eee et aac eee rine, | ® Yery emotional place the fociing of disappoint. | iigumanoon Onto, shinning br 700 | Buae.—At Croton Lake, on Monday, April 3, Jou | oo her soniulaw, Augnstue & Moran, aro respec, | WANTED TO RENT -n¥ A FIRST CHAS TENAST, fore their very eyes, All we ask of you 1s fair play | Ment was Wrougitt upon with astonishing results. Pound hoop Ohio, trade brands 3 Harrison, son of Joseph T. Burr, in the 19th year tet oN Beye e See oaictaes tuaibicee | VV. for aterm of years a three alory By ch at gon utediand Gnd atrathtul representation of wiial-werdo Teally | ‘The market went off tn a semi-pamo, ana | So 45 | ar etee._On Monday, ADE, sflecashor pad Gay afternoon, at one o-clock, without further | Second avediue hor above Sixiy-0fth atraet reat about $1. aW. OP Ect eae yu ligation, though you | ‘uring us Lae girl In the Leng 438 | severe tilness, CHARLES CALVERT, in the 32d year of Ronin: Remains to be taken to Greenwood Ceme- | E ten lane, es Room, when ie crow a eneral 0 ‘y ie : = = 5 s may dons you please with the wiiole of any part of D s i G30 | “Frignits of deceased are respectfully invited to | _ ‘Topp.—On Monday, April 8, Jory J. Topp, in the VURNITURY. at; but I write to complain to you of (he unfair man- | thinned out, prices were forced down without 6 00 a ic 83d year of his age, at the residence of his son, Ber in Which your reporters are allowed, lime and | tronbie. During the closing dealings on the side- 860 Sek noclia Dalen a verse, Beponinn: two | Joseph O. Todd, Patcrson, N. r ANT PLIMPTON BEDSTEAD POR S411 OR ! » y ye sa . " nab aw ae ritie, L West oixtor . frum 15 16 Shave bursclven With propriote and weaine at | Walk “quotations” became chaotic and almost im- 1g) | @HRcr.—on Sunaay evenny, April2, of acute | |The remains will ve removed to Somerville, N- J. = ND! CARED: sivity offence to one, and” We aro somewhat nu- | possiple to trace, such was the vigor of the attack, Te | Corea al Rea her Tate residence, 401 West Forty. | the funeral services will be held in the First Ke- Mite ingle to ove alin mere 'y should we be trea 0 erentiy 60 4 “7 ther! formed church at one o'clock In the afternoon, old for #200; one From aii oWier religious peopler very wan, woman | e Lathan phan nh ne fag dl sea ube COPhoet wan more netire aaa about ie ‘a 'Ligebenter, ‘the | Seventt street, on Wednesday alternoon, at one | eo nervite aiid Pialnficld papers please copy. Oho. walnut reps Baits, B60y and child present at our meeting knows how unfair | reaction. The rock in all this surging tide | ga'es wore about 180,000 bushels, nearly all forexport,at$148 | “ Connox.—On Sunday morning, April 2, after a | | VANCE.-On Suniay, April 2 JOAN VANce, Jt, er, Suite, fi ; and in some respects uutrae wes your report of our | ing, which never went below its opening price, | for Cr Lee store; $1 50 for old and new mixed instore; | 4, ering ilies, JAMES B. CoNBON, io the 36th year eldest son of John and Margaret Vance, aged 26 BLE a for new No.2 spring in store and afloat, ears, 6 months and 19 days. losing firm; @1 65 a $106 for amber winter in | OF his axe, JoRee, Simic ‘ Abe bol , Seat™ jolss Bt 8 for’ white.” Stock “im “Liverpoot | ‘The rolatives and friends and those of his brotners |, ‘The funeral will take place from the resilence of Jesa notive and lower, closing | Timothy and ‘Thomas, also his brotuer in-law, his parents, at Sing Sing, on Wednesday afternoon, meeting. Have we not a mght t from a paper cere des bead of the American press? Your While ranging one time as much as 1% per cent sewood 7'; 0: private restte, for . Call at tween Fifth avenue aud University pla HANDSOMELY FURNISHED NEW FOUR STARY 4X. high stoop brown stone Hivnse L Coy above it. 4 EDMONDS, MIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. . Vv POST ce tree eee The following table shows the highest and lowest We sebe, e ates ond er pr mo Ww ixed. The sal at three o'clock. : at 0c. a Bic. bid for prime Western mixed, ‘The gales wore ri ‘ vited ( \ clock. Shout 45,000 puahels At Bho, a Rc. for anived, ff, fur yellow Ste haiek rea tielawe poutaneera0ORaseTwenty-:| _WALs 1.—In Brookieu, on Monday, April 3, MARY ats were more uclive and firmer. The sales were. abou a ! topes isin ‘Sit, in the 40th yearor her age. igh "do. for Western and Yee, a 7c. for {| ULOth street, this (Tuesday) allernoon, at one o'clock, | WALSH Wn the Al Font or Kar age respecte | and Filty-fth street to vent trom 9 TUE COAL MINERS’ STRIKE. prices of the leading stocks during the day:— 100000 bushels at eo. or P : RR eee Highest, Lowest. | Ohio, Rye was dull and nominal. Barley was quiet but CUMMING.—At Fordham, on Sanday, April 2, fall ite 2 i fo 15) per month; a great bargin, , ‘ ‘ ard , ly invited to attend the funera,, from her tate 8. Work to be Resumed by the 10: of Apri, | N° one Retietgy feb ‘ih med. Mea hidunntesoste market for both, cloth and bags was en- Sera con of Bae 1 end, Mary Comming, Jo the Fealience, 142 West Waitfe strcet, near Hicks, Brook. 7 and 9 Weet Twenty-third strost, Fifth Avenue ? rom. adel Led 7 % ere OTR . N Oth rea! rn, on Wednesd 5 vale OO erg epemore pox a a = - = Dereaciugscaien ate the pees mon niion ot Berdise Bea iterantive aise tor clone” “* | Notice of funeral hereafter, on | oretock. : ‘ : LL THE ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Those best informed as to the present c { New Brunswick, N. J., he anthracite coal dificulties express the belief | jake Shore ath th. eG market coutinued dul! aud nominal. No sales CUNNINGHAM. WUEKLEI ZA “Pianotforte, “Btagoro, Painthiys, Carpets, | routes, Mircors, for we, at less than anetion prices; property o! —On Monday, April 2, at New Britain, » GEOR H 5 P. CUNNIN M were effected Cpe RD ag which sold at pre- Thursday, March 30, GEORGE [’, CUNNINGHAM, SOD of 7 S. WHEBLBIR 1 rc | ‘Wat they are nearly at an end and believe that coal r fy ‘We quote .'& 1c. Kol George P. and Lovisa K. Cunningham, aged 1 year, | Conn. after a long Ine | Tanne ionview theses. IDAUme ae Weel Fiiteentt Twit be Taily ‘resumed by tho itn inst. | pce Seeds Tarpion, THe. & n bond, ands T months and 6 days. eee | OS OF funeral th Wed | ace between Fitth wad Sixth Drawing: Hoorn Though no direct concession will be made by either | Northwestern og Arenas Ansar Ny B29 Per toi The funeral took place from the residence of his Nia apt —On Monday, A ovarad f neh brocalel for #3; one ‘the oporators of the miners on the points at issue at | Northwestern’ preferred. Mes naes Spree tons Cusrency dB, biG, aflicted parents, 38 somerset street, New Bruus- | dauenter of the late Ment Mai to attend the is By ciao we uning. of the coal suspension, important | Rock Island..... m1 Hay continued fh fair demand, and tull prices were | Wick, N. J., on-Saturday, April 1. caneeal, from hey Tate residence, 104 West Eleventh | £¢.; 10 excellent orde r t. For partioa gE » bY @ sort Of tacit consent, | Milwankee and St. Paul. realized, the salen being mostiy at $1 20 tor Nerth iver Dakois, —On Sunday, April 2, after a short fllness, Net, on Weduesday afternoon, ‘at two o'clock. | wislung to purchase this will be a much better opportunity mi concerted, and will in the future be recognized | Milwaukee and St. Paul preferred shipping; ®1 25 a $1.50 for retail qualities; $130 a #135 for | BRIDGET DARDIS, @ native of the parish of Kli- | Street, on y 3 Reh hag od | than attending bozus auc Witson.—On Sunday, April 2, JouN WiLson, in —— by each. itis understood that the men will resume | Onio and Mississippl.. Jong rye atraw, and 90c. a $1 for shor. ‘ye do., and Toc. a 80c, Lig ag term Ber tee lune aged 66 years. this (Tuesday) after- | the 70th year of his age. PRIVATE. FAMIGY. ABO work, saying nothing im advance as tO} Col, Chicago and Indiana Cont fog ont do. . The funeral will take p! ng pati Hors.—-Prime quaiities continued fn demand for consumy ‘Yhe relatives and friends of the famtly are respect- sel) all their elegant and fashionable Farnitun Fosgmprion, ie the present prick or | MGM Tae. von, ad ne ake in tle description wan fri, whe for | Toonow ohn Mogurcin, 90) Has: Fourth street, “| fully invited to, atten" the faaeral, from his Tate | order heaniy new! Part; and eden | Sul foal, willbe at or about the throe doliar basis. ivvs | ¥\CSta" ya al, Wequots:—State, 8. wize.; Western, ‘Deanixe.—On Friday, Maren 31, of consumption, | residence, 167 Taylor street, near Lee avenue, | and Frénen reps: owwand wai binck, Wilt also understvod that, having resumed, the miners oo and workmon will name six'men to represent tein SOUTHERN SECURITIES STRONG. po se Tinie weptreontelinns ane ae, six ‘The Southern list was strong (in contrast to tbe other men 2 ntatives, the twelve to | course of affairs in tae railway and miscellaneous form a i i ae eee DO TE eae OF eee EME. POM | stocks), and prices, with the exception of tho ‘Ton- ion of ail quistions that the board may be unable | nessees, advanced all around, The new South Caro- foagrec upob, such, decision te be Bua! and binding | jtnay sold at 4, Governor Lindsay, of Alabama, an- aintain fucure amicable relations between all the | NOunces tiat the interest on the Chattanooga bonds interes! yh Mice,and Old, BO. RZ neon for foretam with, | ALBERT TAYLOR DEARING, eldest child of Albert o. pe E. D., on Wednesday aflernoon, at two |; |OLASBES.. @ market continued firm for fore wi . T. Deari e . | snles of 468 hinds. anid 80 tlerces Cuba at S73g2., and TAT bine, ane tae e arabe ed aed San Francisco papers please copy. | Juba at Sle. 036. New Orleans was quiet but steady with ‘The remains were interred at Greenwood. salen of 240 Ubls. at from O8e. w THe.) We quot Wow darter, papers pioase Oop: , RitiiAnnm Se and mixed. 3 DeEMAREST.—On Tuesday, Naten 28, at Hacken- slay oe sve. adic. | sack, N. Jy, JAMBS P. Demakes’ sot of | (YREAT REVOLUTION IN BILLIARD CUSHIONS. | der my own suserviaion, consisting of well made and ize. a Ste, fie age, res epminae EN big eo ot FONE, tinse to bay frat class Teblesy wih Peles | bia aoe, Belroom, Dining and favcury. Suite Ho. n4fe. | “DoLAN.—Om Monday, April 8, Sanaw, the beloved | Bi/8 Latent Cushions, at W. Hl Oi ‘actory, 40 | mate out of the very beat material; aixo P wife of Luke Dolan, & aga - — ve of Ballimeen, couniy Bleecker strest, corner 8 Oil Palotings, Extension Tables, Chairs, Kitehon Alay @ mayuiicent Planoforte, 7", vctare, et HNN, For” Sz) Stoo’, all befdte purchasing i Bieth ave fe saan ol refining luscovado, grocery. ‘orto Ris i —- | brated Parior its in thé coal trade, and to leave if as | will be paid by the Stare or e] x : . . TANTE! © PU ASHONE OR TWO SECOND | NG pA OT er a free and nnfoiteren as tbl, eis understond that at the agency fa this city. ig be AES gandcally seus deli.’ Spicy Mitne Iniends of the family aro Roapecttully mrvitea Afand i Hiiand fables tn good order, complete, Ad | ALOR SALE AT A GREAT BARGAIN. DEOHINING workingmen’s beneyo! associations will not i. Uniy 0 oiay were asposed | to attend the funeral, from ner Inte residence, 007 | dress, iinme rabely ath, ful parviculare and lowest cash | \ sonen Furniture, Orockery, Uliclorha, Stoves, p attempts to control the business of tle ope- ‘market clorsd dull and nomi | ‘Third avenue, between Fifty-ninth and Sixtieth | Price, JAMES BARNES, box 120 station A. niture will remain in the house antl the Ist of eptore 1) Any Was, especially that It SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, We ene of no. sales $2 61's | gtrects, on Wednesday afternoon, at one o'clock. =— — ae wre 525 West Twenty-third street, usar Teath aveniie, not be cause for @ general suspension a any at $270 ‘Tarwas quiet, but unchanged, Wilmlog- | _.DOWNRY.—On Monday, April’, Denis Downey, | INSTRUCTION. “i forte a ___ JOHN HARRIMAN. a ee ed should tho operators Monday, April 3—10:15 A.M. | {on, 837 i i after a long and severe dines, in the dist year of DIS | ~\ Sy aNragEs.. TOWNSEND'S BUSIN LLEOL, | FURNITURE, CARPET AND BEDDING AT REDL nm ¢ a miner or workman #, 116% 10 she Am Mer Un 2. $3 Provisions. —Receipta—beef, 640 ackages pork 2,2) A! 186, Bowery.—Private aan Br or ad evening; prices. —Houseker} ers supplied with above on exy . a ave! do. YCaH ‘cut ments, packa; kage 605 pac ee rt ec! i lard, 605 packs; elatives and friends are requested to attend the Okkeeping, Penmanship, English ‘Shorthand, FARRELL'S Ware Highth apennes Cpeork market rnied tall and closed Leavy... Tpe yin sica, Klocntion, Maiematics, | ““Montbly wad we arbres rooms, 400 Fy) ito ‘a funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, at one ofcicck, | German, French, Spanish, Wore about 3,000 bbls. at $21 for mess, deliverable in from nis Tesidenve, corer of Niatoenth street | £6.; Practical Pelegraphy. Ladies’ deparumenta. and May. Lard was dull and nominal,'cloging at about 120, | od venth avenue. ———_ Fe ee en | URN ITURE, CARPETS on the spot, without sales. For May delivery Drrscoui.--On Sunday, April % Josern P, Deis YOUNG MAN, WITH BXPERTENCE as a TeacH- | If Housekeepers at I8\ge, Beef was dull, but unchanged al ceptional ; 26. 488 50 for near Prime mers Beet | Con, nephew of Rev. F. Driscoll, s. 3, and ‘native | dtm igdenma WE aiie: reek rrenele Region aed Bi man Payments weekiy oF in02! lischarg: eneing to the aasociati supplying the vacaiod by Snother who may of may not be a member. alzo understood that tho operators aro not tu displace any of their employés because they may velong ta any, of wu ions, the spirit and he understanding being, a3 we are in- , to concede the largest freedom of action, 2 taken, AND BEDDING. jplted with the above or g52ee: 8 were Wi Rares 2335: ped prime and #: a et ychi din evel Bi ul Treland, the 27th Ny ‘each party to the other, terins have not been bs apge Siisligd extent atc. s | Gaga oenee uarm dreland, ald YOAE OF | ematice, Call on, after 6 F. My or addrens ta Fy Ma, Coins Tweaky nnn sire ‘written down, nor have been in the form here tH 1g, or,amoked shouide: Wo, f¢ pied hams, ‘The relatives and friends are fully invirea | — a ar ohare ate < < stated formally agreed to: but the imtelligent source aa ie bad 45 dail, bor bases Wale atone was no | to attend the funeral, from hts 1 residence, T THOMPSON'S COLLEGE, », FOURTH AVENUE, SURNITURE FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. A FAMILY from which our miormation comes says they are ag cMerate at client Bpceee add te eka emonerally rerured | second avenue, thls (Tuesday) afternoon, at om opposite, Cooper JastituteBonkkeeping, Writing, degiing housekoep!ng will sell the entire Parniture well underttood as though they had beon. This 19 6 1 fouressions would be Grade, fa Dulk, was,nomie | o'clock. : Peale teshrte dan And reba ebdicak: Uap aEaa: | CICERET REGEN, Bt, ita}: BAaEDaD Ler Oe Eee ab ; , ", wate ‘Lad part eh i oF unens foatton at 1 arriauttg, yn pan the eas it Bor fare delta the von moorately sotin Paap re nls ELE fy ee nee, ‘Telegraphy practically taught cast Falgation, “Address H,, box 18 Post ofict, fAlcuities of tie ooal Tegton to popular apprehen- me 1 The sales were 2, May; a reanle of coutract, at 2 ‘Tne relatives and friends of the family are respect. | 4 T PAINE'S COLLEGE, 62 BOWERY, HOOKKBEP- | 7,URNITURE..129 West TWENTL-THIRD. ST Sion more’ fully than ever eforo, and ir followed | ,WW ta ee, od ri 400 pba May, And 16d pola June, at 247.0, Ia Mhilade” | ryuy invited to attend the fuueral eorvices, at her | A. ing, Artimetio, Peamalisit which young mea Ove sory. brown sone residenos, ‘The Cont a proper spirit will be found more salutary in its | “so00 Georgia 6 824 hone, Ret for prompt delivery was wnsalable at 22%c., | late residence, 804 Fifth avenue, on Thursday moru | Ste incompetent to enter foto for themeel Te uk | Rbove house fully Furnished and pearly pew wi! = ee tear laa a Ay 4 ie th nn 8 te o i, ond for th half oF ril at 23e. Mae | she. at nall-past nine o'cloek, others, are taught at hon Mh lessons $2 eres or com, Farlor = on pa, eo mge oa 1c eislati sibly have | lows "7 7 ACR, t continite st at ith a fairly act LOLDEN.: bana ype pr ee catieenseaed walnut Bedatoads, Kureaus, t r been’ Nucl injorniaton has een elicion ayo coal | aa ey ‘ghia’ ggriand prama fer cramp. ite tlt tone | yeloven husband of Wger Golden, altar a suas: | BObbatentatin kets wetiece AT, DOuRRARS | Shey ptt Sib eta promuction, and ov aside partics are | i000 5 i CA pS EL frees | and painful iliness, years, sireet, can all places’ 7 Call early. oulightene’ as to the restrictions and cross-purposes = Es weet 4 Caroline at (rom Be. to ¥74c., the latter tgure for choice | “ine trends and reiatives of the family are respect- | banks. “They here.crivate feomoae. und earn more of bush, | eee net eae Fe tat have heretofore resuited so disastrously to al, | goo N be, ipl tat —Receipte none. The market for Calcutta linseed | fully Invited to attend the Soret ee his late re- | ness writing, bookkeeping, artthmetic, dc., 1m one quarter JMPORTANT. To TOUSEKERPERS CARIES, ve S288 10 12, Pe, @I%e.; do. 13 to 15, 10 i resi tutor for the Hise MUNG da Hoth ac: MGs do. wile tae & | Aiternobn, We OMe OCLOGK eee es CTUMda) | heir Swe aoae: erery pomile aieaninge of home nd ee eee ae gales rs Taica, Balak pradesy Feo, 8 Rea hi HALLAHAN,—The brethren of Keystone Lodge, No. | saa ri t Wk wa He } ptiashsict Disc, Sats se 5 = ‘was 46,845 tons, and for the year 243,843 tons, 1 RED and especially to consumera, If matters hold aa they | 1300S CM's, Jankdy, 0 but ste ‘ 1 , . | than in years at ordinary schools, Open a io des yrices; weekiy oF nvont! now promise he legislative, inquiry will be. found 2000 doe, ! Ohio & Biba Sth r kinds Were luscuite, Witious euange at pricws, pert oak eae moet, this (Tuesday) aiver- | trimer, ee eee Cone err eee ' it sh ta SAN SR God ighth nvent, corner 0 Beso Be ts hg Ls Got LDaguRY.—On Sunday, April 2, CATHARINE A., | PyRENOU ID ry Lames y-ntth streets ER A Bat raeeertnet they will oob fanuo'al trough tb season, OM i: was entremely Unit ant snica weretcnnded We7s nine Dome, | Whtow of Valentine H, Gouldsbury, ‘ageu 90 yeura, 8 | MW’ Yeeation: pupta vialtet at ONTHLY OR WEEKLY PAYMENTS—OARI EWS, se eT Parties have. been, protty soverely punished % COC e Fara, mostiy at 9c, The market closed with adownward | months and 2 daya.. Gawker a mg REE TO Mo Fratures Bedding, dy creas by ‘the’provent long suspension and will not o5¢ hoo Wg Conceal Hood super wees weak i tiscer a fae Forautt wartsaa | tovattend te, fiuerai, from the renames cy ten. fe crsccecterree eee gan mated aver ete foveutylghth nage. const derately again break harmontous ra Cc eae Tige. ee. Tor Mardy Wo icin: —cubacinverior tovom: | Oqweeud the Lumera, from the residence of er | + xeeeUOTION.—A LADY, LIIORGUGHEY COMPETENT | Prices lower teerany stint nouse 1 the oh. tions, he otal tonnage Of anthravile coal 9% 5 Chica R mon retimpg, 8c. fair reGuing, 9. © | thig (Tuesday) afternoon, at aa and experionced, daites & posivio as resident oF vigi- seen es ~“WANTED, A MEDIUM SIZED Fepotted by the carr Sompanies for the week #654 200 do, 9340. ; good to pri {alr to good gro- C satan apad h ten ing governess: the Ueut references given. Aduress Misa ¥., | ()PEIOE ,F| ANITURE, WANTED, A MPT pt ending on the 25m ult. Was 78,268 tons, and for the aig | a gety 4° fit ra ra 00. mi0Ke : iGattpeie londay, April 8 LETICIA GaBER, | No.d Kant guth ot, Y second and orlinder omiee Desk. jivese, stat : Zponalag’ time’ inst oR atiowiig. a decréaaa of ns youn Ai hogehende ‘and bduen, Tc, a 136. i mélado, 4. we. Ha | _ ‘the rolatives and friends of the family are respert» | TNSTRUCTION..TWO ROYS WILL WE RECRIVED | 7 ae ANITURE OF A (race FAwiLy Goina 1 58d,080 tons, Tho bituminous tonnage for the week 72% 900. do. Tow 18 Po aoe do 1d ty Re era ae fully invited xe attend the funeral, from her late re= Dino allemab’s family, residing a ghost ditanes T Be wreariy new, 10 0 vol very cheap. Inquire ae i ‘ for, 100 Mu & St a1 con whan eh te mw 10d at oa é in i " i rie, " 104' Ww: 9994 99) 1 8 a 86) 1103, 8 P.M ‘ 4 i ee 112% @ 112143 do. do., 1865, do. do., 112% & 132}4; do. , mand being small, JUBCT EPRMON’S ON SPIRIT? He do., registered, Jannary and July, 11134 @ 11134; do. Magy 300 at Xe! ape Choice di iiinerease ot 90,820. Wg, Lota prodietion of if Baa, ten, Big, 910340. Bs y ey nee fornen Eianem, 2 i All Kind 105 the ‘Week ‘Was 127,114 tons, and for the Aig : urrent clayed and sugerion Hes a Yea Sewr Oe: | munication Tobe Ned at RAE eo tet GrLwOT “sCHOOL. FoR, gauE-Go0D WILE up |.me ‘ancy vileee 9 1 HOLDEN, 61 Went Shonding dutes inst year, an hugregnte decreass of Hig, Reining araces; Te. 8X: grocers raden, 8 | Howory and Bleegker street, this (Tuesday April Sit car ei oe, ide Broadway." | GOAL, AND WOOD. Hore Richmond ands ligne supply at the yards The ange scan dll aa nomthal wn ten now of our tate brother, Sohn Maliahan. geaaer OL WANTED, A CLERGYMAN" PAMILY, A LADY CoRR pack men ae a eR otal priocs a the yaruy Dove Mighty atvanced, satannr ee Revels 433 bila she market wax nteaiy at | HAWKINE.--At hum resldenes, Woorivil, Cimber. yn inp “aston he, You baw wo Rocheaee Ns 3) | Baimore stares Fe ty WORORN & LOVE lee 9k dv ble iva si Va Qley @ UDgeriDg Wave, duper 8