The New York Herald Newspaper, April 4, 1874, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL ' The Opinion of Daniel Webster Concern- | ing a Dishonest Currency. TRREDEEMABLE PAPER NOT WEALTH Twelve Hundred Million Dollars Duc the | Working People, Less a Discount of Twelve Per Cent. —_— GREENBACKS TO-DAY, 88. The Disposition and Influences at Work in Wall Street. WALL STREET, } Frivay, April 3—8 P. M. No truer words ever have been uttered concern- ing the pending financid! problem than those of Daniel Webster, who, in one of his great speeches, said, ‘A sound currency is an essential and indis- pensable security for the fruits of industry and honest enterprise. Every man of property or in- dustry, every man who desires to preserve what | Legisiature. Tney may possibly change ina day or an hour, for their plans are not deeper than their pockets; but up to the present time, and in fact for weeks past and to come, the probable work of Congress has been discounted, Prices have been rallied to @ point that has become & battle ground between the bulls and bears. The former have had their way for the last three or foar months, have advanced figures twenty or | more per cent, enjoyed the frutts of victory and are apparently waiting to unload the spoils, The latter are still between two fires—their own judg- ment and the furiher action of the magnates ut Washington, While the Senate has fixed the two classes of currency at $300,000,000, the House of Representatives 1s yet to be heard trom, bat it is a body wild for greater inflation. So Jar as Wall street is concerned, THE PRINCIPAL OPERATORS ARB SATISSTED. ‘The heaviest holders of stocks are said to be , p Willing to “get out’? at present figures, and, even thowgh there may be a temporary flurry in favor of higher prices, a reaction is already counted upon that warriimg a change of base by many among the sirewdest dr {he business men o! the street. Af Congress, while fegisig ting into activity a larger volume of currency, should Wmueriae such cou tracts as existed during the war sé flight be found for so much now useless money, and incen- tive would be given to enterprises; but in the absence of such legislation there is not a financier or banker who does not know that he is being sim- ply overloaded; that money will continue’ to be a drug, and thatin the absence of legitimate trade there is no safe vehicie, no channel in waich the vast surplus may be employed. As a matter of convenience the following table of yesterday's prices is reproduced :— HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES THURSDAY, Gite ann COUNTY TREASURY, Tet & FOOTE ernment Bond: ‘on deposit. Me" SHANICS’ AND TRADERS SAVINGS INSTIT jon. FINANCIA... San Francisco. March 24, 1874. PARK IMPROVEMENT BONDS of the city and county ot San Francisco, Sealed Proposals will be re: City and County Treasurer, San Francisco, until Wednesday, Apri! 29, 1874, at 120% uoon, for the purchase of (125) one hundred and twenty-five Bonds, the saine beng a portion of 25) bonds authorized to ve issued by an actof the Legisiature of the State of Califorpia. entitled “An act concerning certain reserva: tions of the cy and county of San Fraucisco,” ap- proved Mareh Ii, 1 of E, L, Sullivan, 3, F. Butterworth and William Aiyord, Park Commission6ég, gated March 16, 1374, @ denomination of mds will be of $1,000 pi 13 dards renugs from {hd Istor Aves, Was Piisrost at the TALCGP ate ite cent por AAMT ata "Gh 80th day of April, 1874; interest pavable semi-annually on the ‘Ist of October and Ist of April each year. Prii- cipal und interest payable in United States gold cvin, aud 4n this elty and county. y ihe faith ano credit of the city and county of San interest in United States gold coin. pubididers will state the rate per cent at which they will fe 01 payable in Unite iates gold coin. eae hid thseae ddeontpanied by ten per ceut af the amount bid tor, either by certified check or in gold coin, No bid will be considered if at less than ninety per cent or the par value. tabla eng Yc bens eg) “Pra posse. for provement Bon: i ASHBUR: =f HV BEST, Treasures _ Bankers. No. i2 Wail street, make dealings in Gov- nd Gold a specialty. Interest allowed Stocks bought on commission tor cash, HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD NEW Aor city hout bi Pi Is d ‘ork city Mortgayves, without bonus. rincipals de string TO BURROW appl OR INVES L. GR, to HY 153 exehange pli ved at the office of the | H 1574, und upon the written requisition | is pledged for the payment of principal and | Park Im- M | NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 1874.—TRIPLE SHEET. (ates os imate United States District Attorney Tenney, of Brooklyn, and Assistant Attorney Hughes—The Latter Resigns and Prefers Serious Charges Against the Former OfMicial—Lateresting Correspondence Growing Out of the Affair. There is an open rupture between United States District Attorney Tenney, of Brookiyn, aud one of the assistant attorneys, Mr. William D. Hughes, which is said to have been caused by a mis- understanding as to the manner of the prosecution of Messrs, Sanborn, Hawley and Vanderwerken. Mr. Hughes did not appear in the case at gl, The de sudan wilt be remem- bered, WeFé acquitted, and aiter that Mr. ‘Tenney lemanded Mr, Hughes’ resignation, for this reason, among others, that the jatter had not given him any support in the prosccution, but, on the con- trary, had opposed hint.all he could. The Assistant Attorney yesterday sent she following letter to Mr. Tenney, preferring séyeral serious charges against him :— * Brooxtyy, N, Waghpril 8, 1574. Your letier asking for my iguation. Wn. ine hauded me on the id instant, contained. several Bm, tions which if true—and I suppose you know them tote their nature Lor my dishouoruble distaissal trom Since the receipt of your letter T have requested you to Sosming into my ‘officlal conduct, especially ai to dropoing the ‘prosecution of important aistillery cases with me, and ju the presence of some of the other offt- cers of this Court. ‘This you have declined to do. heretore, compelled to make certain charge: You and transmit the saine to the Depatiment of Justice, With the request (tat some officer of that department be instracted to investizace the administration of this oitice since the 10th day of March, 1873, and in orzer that you may be bett vw, and that I m: your letto’, T sha! First—Keceiving ium, against prepared to meet the charges reterred. not be chargeable with the style of te specitie ‘oin one Simon Frey, with the un- | in the soft, spoliyy Soll .. Will probably be only full; ‘ ‘. © you would not have made them—are sutti- [@.. = p LPS COWS RE SOR ODT betrayed their fellows, and the more desperate of | the crowd, ascertaining the fact, | MURDERED THE TRAITORS and buried them near the house occupted by the criminals, No search was made in those days upon @ rumor, and the lawiess gang were soon forgotten. and their memory has been blotted out until this sudden and unexpected resurrection has netonohea the scenes of the pasy with a ghastly | ANOTHER THEORY ia that the remains found were those of ratiroad | luborers en im the construction of the Fox River road. While the road was bullaing many a | hard clan it was Witnessed, and at various | times men were killed, and some surmise that in a | more severe row than common a nalf dozen vic- | tims were lad upon the altar of sectional ani- mosity, and the perpetrators, fearing that such a | Wholesale slaughter would cause investigation, BURIED THELB VICTIMS and around the spring. ‘There are one or twomen living there bow, Judging by casual remarks made since the bones | were found, who seem to have some kuowledge of these early matters, and who, they choose to, could throw some light upon them. The town is all alive with Sanitemeeh and the eople seem determined to ferret out the ilystéry. Vareful search has not resuited in finding a trace Of Guy article to indicate who the parties were or HOW THRY DIED OR wit Like many niyaféerie’ Which are iiséribed in the legends of the earlier days of Northern [ituols, wien desperadoes who defiled the slow and uncer- tain progress of justice expiated their crimes by a short shrift at the hands of ontraged people, thts \ | | | ‘THE HORRGASEA TrssTROPEE. | wo ae eee Continaation of the Coroner's Inquest— No Light Yet Thrown on the Origin of | the Fire. Another session of the adjourned inquest touch- ing the death of Mrs, Mary Burns and her three children by the recent disastrous fire at Mott Haven was held in the Thirty-third precinct po- Sanvet, eldest son of the late Samuel reapectiully invited to attend the from St, dames’ Roman Catholic charc! mo Sun Apru §, at one o'clock, to Calvary Cemetery. HuToHiN4on.—At Claremont, Jersey City Heights, N.J., on Wednesday, ‘April 1, pra ‘Ottvta, = daughter of Oliver and Margaret Hutch- on. Relatives and triends of the {a1 respect- fully invited to attend the funerakirour her late lence, Clerk street, between Carteret and Claremont avenues, Jersey City Heights, N. J., om Sunday, 5th tnst., at three o'clock P. M. BE s mative gota cont anne oe Las ellis, Queen's ia Ae... ta'years . Queen's county, lre- ‘The tuneral will take place from her late reai- deuce, No, 241 Mulberry street, to-day (sa once: ang y ¥ (Saturday), Jackson,--On Thursday, April 2, Atonzo P.. only cuild of James K, and Julia C. Jackson, aged 10 years, Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, No, 242 Henry street, New York, on Saturday, April 4, at three P. M. JonNsoN.—On Friday, April 3, PRrER B, JouNson, of Cranford, N, J., in the 58th year of his age, Yolice of iunera! hereaiter. TRCAEZ.—At St. Mary's, Ga, on Friday, March 20, 1874, WILLIAM HENRY KiscHls, ip the dod your of fils ane. ¢ he rélatives and frlet of the famity, also the German Liederkranz, of New York, aud Beethoven Maennerchor, are respectfully invited to attend the iJoneral, on Saturday afternoon, April 4, at one o’cluck, irom the German Evangelical Mission church, No, 141 East Houston street. The remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interment, Leack.—On Thursday, April 2, CHARLES Lxeacu, ip the 4th year of his age. latives and triends are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, trom his late residence, corner “TWIN ergot and Willts avenue, North New York, this (Saturday) aivel2OOn, taken to Woodlawn [oF Tay, t one o’ciock, Remains ment. ‘ MARTIN.—At the Clarendon Hotel, on Friday evening, April 3, alter a .brief iNmess, Connsisa, wile of [Isaac P. Martin. Notice of funeral hereafter. Mayoockx.—On Wednesday evening, April 1, 1874, aay COCK. The relatives and friends of the family are re- 3004 | derstanding that it w civil suit then pending | that said $:0 was not » No. 283 Bowory, near Houston street. Highest. Lowest, eposits made now, or until April i0 melusive, will 100% 10 D paid in satisiaction of a O27 | draw interest trom April l. to be the 20h day ot April, 1875; id, but retained by the Unied he honestly possesses or to obtain what he can honestly earn, has a direct interest in maintaining spectiully invited to attend his iuneral, on Satur- lice station last ev 4 - ast evening. Although the hour an- | (hy anni 4 at two ofolocg, from his’ late rosi- nounced for the commencement of the proceed. | New York Centra! a safe circulating medium—such a medium as shall | Lrie...... Haterost pald on alt sams from $8 (¢ SUMO sondays | Suites Attorney until ue ist ay of April, 374, when It | tage was seven o'clock, 1t was much later belore | “Miizi—At sin Sing, on Friday, April 3, of be areal and substantial representative of prop- | /itke Shore and Wednesdays: ie Si ¢ the bailot John Dumont, after it | the last juror sauntered in, as the Morrisania citl- | S¢atlet fever, MINNIz, daughter of Jofn H, and ond—Keducing was well known that he would never xeturn, tron $1,009 T. FRED T, CONKLIN, President. Hevay ©. Fiswer, Secretary. eit: | Wabash. Maggie L. Miller, aged 3 years, 7 months aud 18 days. Northwester ge Thomas, | 2€0, from long habit, is unable to separate a public | | erty—not liable to vibrate with opinions, not sub- | ject to be blown up or blown down by the breath | of speculation, but made stable and secure by Its immediate relation to that which the whole world ¥Fegards as of a permanent value. A disordered currency is one of the greatest of political evils. | It undermines the virtues necessary for the sup- | port of the social system and encourages propen- | sities destructive of its happiness. It wars | against industry, frugality and economy, and it fosters THE EVIL SPIRITS OF EXTRAVAGANCE | and speculation. Of all the contrivances for cheat- | ing the laboring classes of mankiné none has been | More effectual than that which deludes them with | paper money,” The wisdom of the statesman has | been superseded by the quackery of Congressional speculators. A new class of political economists has come upon the fleld, led by such men as Morton, of Indiana; Logan, of Illinois, his Fidus | Achates, and a comet-tailed following of lesser | lights, who, in the language of the former, have “thrown theory to the dogs,” and are seemingly intent in turning the currency of the country into @ dice box for gamblers. Probably more than one of the persons already referred to indulge in tne detusion that they can. ride into the White House on the inflation cry, but they will yet curse the day when they abandoned the lessons of the fathers | of the republic and hide their heads in very shame | Atlantic and Pe n. Northwestern preferred. Kock island Pittsburg 5 Milwaukee and St. Paul.. Mil. and St. Paul pret. 64 Ohio and Mississippi... New Jersey Central. Pactifie: Matt HAMA. ..+.++ W's 11534 In the United States Treasury to day the follow- ing balances are reported :— Currenc; ic $4,150,000 Doin + 56,770,000 Less com certificates. 87,100,000 The dry goods imports for the week are $1,342,082; the amount marketed, $1,918,003. The closing quotations of gold on the street in open market and among knots of operators were 113% a 113%. ‘The Assistant Treasurer to-day paid out $31,000 on account of interest and $2,000 in redemption or five-twenty bonds, The customs receipts to-day were $503,000. The revenue receipts $263,000, For the week ending March 21 customs receipts amounted to $3,500,000. t CLOSING PRICES, THREE O'CLOCK P. M., THURSDAY. $1, N ORTGAGES WANTED—CITY OR COUNTRY, LARGE or small; city loans made withoat bonus. 3, COOKOROF” PIPALISTS—$1,000 OFFER Corporation of the (own of Beaunarnais, Province Of Quebec, with good shipping, wharves and splend water powers i, oflers a tree hrough one end of t ‘aut of Sliy! Will acquire th story there, & 20) persons; yr 20 years, TO LOAN ON BOND AND MoRT- mpRrust FUNDS Hage on New York improved Property; private dwellinzs preterred ; one per nt commission and attor- nid morteages cashed. 2 u 1g title ney's fees 10F reeks DF $1,000 TO $10,000, ON NEW Brooklyn improved Property.’ Principals 2,900 Post oilice. JNION DIME SAVINGS BANK, 396 and 395 Canal street, corner of Laight strect. Six per cent Interest paid. Assets, over ten million dollars Surplus, seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars, Deposits ‘on or be 10 Dear Interest froin Ist, $2 500 # T MORTGAGE FOR SADE 9) roved Long Island | Propert; i, box 196 ‘orth ‘ost office, W0; liberal bonus, Address G. Morrisania (Cwenty-third ward). $5. 00! AND $10,000 TO LOAN AT ONCE—ON ee New York property ; aiso large amounts on Lnproved or unimproved. Apply to SAMUEL 8. dD, Jr, 90 ‘0. 157 sstoad way. 25.000 12 BOAX ON BOND AND MoRTC e). on Brooklyn improved property, private Apply to FS, DRISCOLL, 25 Pine street, \ to $2)0, at the request of the surety, one who then had a depost ot $300 of deten ession and vias in every Way re ution of ne Wore 1s propert ult of the said. judgments, wt D. HUGHES, i Assistant United States Attorney. A. W. Tennav, Esq., United States Atiorn communication to Attorney General Williams by Mr, , together with the following letter of in resignution :— Hon. Guonoy 1, Wrntiams. Att General :— T herewith tenler you my resignation as an Assist: to the United states Attorney for the Eastern district of New York. Atter the manner of the prosecution of an- born, Hawley and others wi as conducted, I teel that I must retire from an oftic to continue’ in would be to of the Bench and Bar. yn the appointment and con- my successor, I am, very respectfully, VILLIAM D. HUGH firmat yours, Ww Mr. Rughes is a brother-in-law of the Attorney General, and his rupture with Mr. Tenney has cre- nn of ated considerable comment in Brooklya THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S LETTER TO MR. HUGIIES, States District ATTORNEY, Sr Yor, | STRERTS, AGUE Y., Aprat l, 187i, J 8, Es. ming the duties of this office I desis- nated you as my second assistant, upon the urgent ve- quest of Attorncy General Wiliams, your brother-it-law. n tixod wt $1,500, although were inexperienced "in. the practice ot and were not even admitted to the Bar & practising attorney. At or near the end of the first quarter’ f asked for you inerease of salary, say to $2200, knowing that creasing demand of your tamily’ would justity such an GR: Deak Sim—On w was also for- | an | the in- deliberation of any kind trom late hours and bitnd- | ug gaslight. Sergeant William Mooney, of the Thirty-third | Aprils, Gerrrupe Ri precinct, who lives in the immediate vicinity of | tan La Grange McClask; age. the fire, and who was B dagee i shortly after it was first discovered, tesiitied thut he went into the Narness store and saw the ceilar beneath it a mass | of flame; at this time the witness could see no fire | in the upper part of the house; he gained ready ingress to the harness store, as the door was open; with blows of his club broke # hole in the foo abling him to see the blazing fire in the cella | hall was also on fire at this time; it was between three and half-past three; at that time he saw no truck on the ground or ladders raised or any other means adopted to save the lives of those the burning building. Catherine Hottenroth, wife of the saddler, was sworn and corroborated the testimony of her hus- band in relation to the amount of business he was doing, and also as to his being at home during the night of the dre, and his returning home about eight o'clock on the morning of Maren 25, with the news of the store having been cestroyed. . Other witnesses were examined, without any- thing being elicited that might tend to reveal the origin of the fire. At alate hour the investigation was again adjourned, subject to a notification of the jury by the Coroner, COOPER UNION FREE LECTURES. The last lecture tn the Cooper Union free course for the people will be delivered this (Saturday) evening, April 4, in the Great liall, at eight o’clock, by Major J. M. Bunay, editor of the Evening Mail, on “The Relations Between the State and Federal Funeral on Saturday, 4th inst., at three P. M. McCLasxy.—suddenly, of pneamonia, Friday, , Widow of the late Ciris- , in the 64th year ot ber Funeral services Sunday, April 5, at two P, M., from the resigence of her son-in-law, Harvey H. Brown, 100 Hicks street, Brooklyn. friends are respectfully invited. Relatives and McourkA.—At Edinburgh, Scotiand, suddenty, EMMA MAUD FRATHERSTON, Wile of Captain KE. P. | McCrea, United States Navy. NoGent.—On Friday, April 3, JouNn NUGENT, aged 59 years, ‘The iunera! will take place, from his late resi- deuce, 219 Filth street, on Si , April 5, at one o'clock P. M. 3 ©’ DONKELL.—On Friday, A MARGARET, the beloved wile of William O*Don. ll, aged 22 Born at Oak Front. parish of Sbandren, rs. near Charleville, county Cork, treland. Relatives and friends of the fumily are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, trom the resi- dence of her father, Maurice Nunan, No. 315 Van Brunt street, on Sunday, April 5. Cork and Limerick papers please copy. Porrs.—On Friday,. April 3, at five P. M., ANNIE Ports, youngest daughter of Robert and Catherine F. Potts, aged 2 years, Funeral on Saturday. at half-past two P. M., from 324 East Twenty-sixth street, RapeR.—On Tuesasy evening, March 31, Faep- ERICK RADER, Sr., in the 55th year of his age. Relatives and friends of the family; Teutonia Loage, No. 14, 1. 0. of 0. F.; aiso the members ot the Ninth Ward Reformed Schuetzen Corps, Cap- tain Schumacher, are respectiuhy invited to attend the junerai, Irom his late residence, No. 21 Ninth D West Unt Chi & NW pret. neste neh 8 Cn ah bank itd — | increase. This request was granted. I am ‘now com- i : , On Saturday aiternoon, April 4, at one from the incensed voters of the nation, poor and pyle Rens TO LOAN-ON CITY FIRST MRT. Belled trom circumstances wich youdoubtiess tuutyun- | Governments.” |). sewyrr, secretary Serene on hicago ages: no bonus. Second and good | ders a OF you yi toedag aR ie hae Satie on 4 s.—On Wednet A 1, uine: ce race pemnenecs Dharam Henan neeee ny: 8d mY st Fai Leasehold Mortgages wanted. “Apply to RENO & GOLD- | luctantly heck uae, ot oe ict Sealine ei youn {agit Se PG a DSR atrent” Brooklyn, eat Te ius et Giagoe 4 who in a few years hence will realize in M & Si Paul | MARK, 24 Park row (Express Building). but seli-respect an li-preseryauion pel me iv | a a daughter of Robert Francis, in the gael pa ‘Toledo « Wad Belem ae —— nn make this request. For mauy weeks you have been dis. | MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. cL a i ot cad pea Bos, H & i: Ohio & Miss... 175.000 TopiOAS-ON BOND AND MoRT. Joyal to me and to the interest of tliis office and have | ‘year of her age. the fallacy of an inflated currency and the decep- | Lake shor Han & st Ba | 7.000 faco'on Asiproved ‘real’ éseate in this), Beanim close conference and in intimate raisons. weit | = Gira The relatives and friends of the samnily are re- ee Ted 01 sl sh Jol 5 is trlends. ave red 0 be- tion of so-called leaders, For the scales will then | ‘y.sbura, Veo er Oc, al Pasa hatha Sy a oui i sare ee tty! @ that for weeks you have been conveying to Mr | Married. spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her seit | JOUN F, CONRBY, 162 Broad wa: ¥, room 9. and the ecution, and have been tndustriousiy at work in the interest of Mr. Sanborn, while at the same time you haye | professed friendship for me and have been in confi- nborn and his triends the secrets of this ofiice IStE Tes DOes on Saturday, April 4, at bWo o'clock have fallen from blinded eyes, and there will appear in startling characters the handwriting McMuLLEN—Rosg.—At the residence of bride’s parents, on Thursday, April 2 i | William s. Studley, Harry Moun “RoruscHiLD.—On Tharsday, April 2, alter a brief COPARLNBRS HIPS. Tl illaees, Mavnicr D, RoTHscuiLp, aged 27 years. COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS. on the wall, which declares such self-evident NTEW YORK, APRIL 1, 1874 tHE FIRM OF W | dential reladons with me and the prosecution of the | R., only daughter of Thomas L. Rose, Esq., all of The relatives and friends of the tamily are re- Propositions as these: -That capital and currency + Keiser & Uo. 1s this day dissolved by mutual con | Sanbora case. ium aiso well aware that you have beeu | Brooklyn. No cards, spectfully invited to attend the funeral, trom his are two different things; that an irredeemable | The Produce and Cotton Exchanges were closed, and | Sud’sign Id iquidaad. es WIKRRAM REISE | lt thls while plotting for my removal und tne UN Pane On Wednesday, March 25. by | late residence, No. 168 East Sixty-third street, paper money is not wealth; that constant depre- | Good Friday was generally observed as a holiday in EDWIN AUBE, | } heme ‘nsom Parker, both Sunday, April 5, at nine A. M. Ransom Parker, both of Pencitia, daughter of REUBEN ‘UBE: 1 Hatta New York. The business will be continued under the firm name of Russell, Keiser & Co. STANDARD LopGs, No. 30, I. 0. F. 5. oF L— BRETHREN—You are hereby summoned to attend a meeting of the Lodge, at its rooms, Brevoort Hail, Fifty-fourth street, near Third avenue, Sunday, April 4, at hall-past eight A. M. sharp, for the pur- pose of paying the last tribute of respect to our deceased brotier, Maurice D. Rothschild. Brethren of sister lodges are cordialiy invited to attend, By order, J. A. BERK, President. D. W. Dazien, Secretary. SeaRS,—On Saturday, March 14, 1874, at Syden- | ham, England, Virginia C, Turrsr, wife of Join Newton Sears, both of New York, aged 34 years. most all departiments of commerce. The few transac tions made “outside” were of ny apectal importunc: and eS, as Near as We could learn, Were not essen: tially changed. DOMESTIC MARKETS, Witainaton, N. C., April 3, 1374. Spirits of turpentine quiet and nominal at 2c. Rosin qihet at $187%4 for strained, $5 for pale. Crude tur- pentine steady at $100 tor hard, $2 9 tor yellow dip, ‘tur steady at $2. Burraro, April 3, 1874. Imports for the last twenty-four hours:—Fiour, 5,300 ciation follows its issue; that currency, even though it be redundant, will not rest in any locaitty where legitimate enterprise docs not exist and invite it; that the legislation of money from one | locality to another is impossible and its effect vicious; that the rate of interest on loanable ’ funds, wherever placed, will always be increased by the risk which attaches to the use of Nuctuating currency; that prices will be driven up at the Died. ASIeL.—On Friday, April 3, after a short illness, | DLARIS¥A, Only child of Pauline and Leopold N. Asiel, aged 15 months and 11 days, | | ut it is enough for me to know and to feel that itis impossible under ihe circumstance for us longer to re- | OTICE 15 i ¥ GIVE! a - | main associated together in this oiice. In this vi nental Printing Ink Manufacturing Company has | is necessary tor me to reier to your absolute inatten discontinued its business, which wil hereafter be con- | to the business of the office dur tinued by the undersigned, under tne firm name of | or to your allowing certain distil “Frederick H. Levey & Uo.”” to, have been prosecuted to drop trom prose y which tact has but recently been brought to m: ew York, March 30, 1874. tion. Tamsorry for you,” You cao ill avford di | ‘fhe funeral will take place on Sunday morn- ing, April 5, Sane o'clock, jrom 117 rhea ti a2 ‘ P NN Cem rhaterager ninth street. Relatives and friends nre invited. SOSINBES OEEOATU TIERS | aRRERE ARE AU cubicle, Roulan wanes otch |" Bautoun.-On Thursday, ApH 2 ELENOR ANNIE, ™ : ss x nd tion will be at once accepted. Notwitnstanding your | @aughter of John and Maggie Ballour, aged 1 year ESTED MORE isloyalty and ingratitude vo ime, no ill-teeang on my and 6 months, di expense of barrel: 2,200 bushels; corn, 40,093 do.:’ oats, | A$, TO $19 CAN BE INVESTED MORE SAPi part will tollow you in thefulures | Funeral from 303 East Eleventh street, on Satur- | | SHERWOOD.--At Portchester, N. ¥., on ‘Thursday, and, finally, that all the schemes intended for the | Fy ; i ring, $7 25 ' 75 | Pamphlet; irec, TU ©0., Bankers, Vall ae | ‘NNETT. a , THOMAS, jotice of funeral in Sunday papers. y Fo eet BY 2) 0 SOS tar Oe RARE ei | Mtreet, N rk. How Sanborn’s Agent Usurped the Duties | the beloved son of Thomas Bennett, aged 6 years | Providence and Bristol (R. I,) papers please copy. rellef of the people at large, through the Jurther | Wheat advanced ; sales of 2,00 busnels No. 1 Milwaukee "POULTRY, VEGET D FRUIT staNp. | of a Regular Collector—A Gree Emis- | und 5 months. SILLOoX- At Paiatka, Fla., On saturday, March employment ofthe Treasury printing presses, are | spring at $1 52, 4,000 do. No. 2do. do. at $1 LTRY, VEGETABLE AND F STAND. | The relatives and friends of the famtly are re- , 28, HENRY SILLCOX, in the 28th year of his age. with Horsé and Wagon, now doin; Anply at és and 70 Central’ Market, and Seventh avenue, 4 good business, ‘orty-eighth street waukee held at $1 55; No. 2do. at $1 of 3,20 bushels new on track ‘at 77c. Vats quiet; No. 2 Western held at 53c, $1 60 a $1 80 for Canada, $1 60 a $1 90 sary. quested to attend the funeral, trom the residence of his parents, 213 Fulton street, this (Saturday) atter noon, at two o'clock. only 80 many nostrums, silver-coated pills that hide a certain poison, The poor people of the His friends and the relatives of the family are invited to attend his funeral, from the residence of his parents. No. 63 Paterson street, New Bruns- WASHINGTON, April 3, 1874. The Committee of Ways and Means had another ic ermras. Bye RETIRING PARTNER'S INTEREST IN A SHOE country are its creditors, for they have not credit | hominatly $1 Barley malt firm at $195 a $205 for h in the Sanvorn contract Bentox.—On Wednesday evening, April 1, of | wick, N. J. on Saturday afternoon, April 4, at " fe Manutacturing Business, well established, doing a | hearing this morning in the Sanborn contrac 5 seorge ;. | SH age 130, 1 ‘ enough to contract debts. The savings banks of | Canada, $wa'sztor Western. Balance unchanged. good eity aud Western dddress A.B, Moral matter, and examined under oath Jumes M. King, | fetialiner ed Dh rvean of, gona ee peckes Sabor bp Gera Gapales ve Wet Bh, ahaa Se Torxvo, April 3, 1874. tlice. Flour qnie¢ and unchanged. Wheat quiet and’ weak. | 2 No. 1 white Michigan, $1 03, extra white Michigan, $1 6: uaa $l 4534, spot: 4 Corn the country owe them $760,000,000 of deposits. Tne national and State banks and trust companies owe #200,000,000 more. Unpaid wages and other | 3mber M r of Indianapolis, Acting Collector at that point. He testified that Green, one of Sanborn’s agents, had ‘n Brooklyn, on Friday, April 3, MLICHTING, In the oth year of his NTLEMAN, HAVING BEST REFERENCES and an extensive acquaintance in all the States, SCHLICHTIN Relatives and friends of the family are respect- 1874, HANS F, Si fully invited to attend her funeral, on Saturday, | 4th inst., at twelve o'clock noon, from the resi- G May; No. 2 in fiir demand; 5Y, nd, age. 16 & frm and Bi | desires « business tb with anh ble parry | called at his oilice last January and introduced ‘No. a 2 : debts amount to, way, an additional if, ge, SOL; Gokse. a EA, day oe. June: oft, | Grineans, Advertiser Gas valuable city resutence and | jimself as a special agent of the Treasury Depart | street. ee Parent NO. 131 Bast Fitty-sixth Bidet bret hei apa Murad) pm $250,000.02, making the round indeptedness | gulbi and snchaiged., Wotcr scots, @oui, kéccinte™ | Juintamncrenip- and oreupaney” of tame men orad’ | mont, showing aletier of credentials ty str. Ho- | , BOYER On Thursday. April after a, short il. | Lodge, No, 1%, F. and A.M; ; Brooklyn Chapter, No. F - | 6,009 bushels wheat, 12,000 do. corn, ‘and 2 . i . f epu- ‘ 5 8 PB, e , Re A. My e to the working Clases $1200,000,000, repre- | oni puiente—1400 bushels wheat and 51,00 do, corn." | ivrand'vrodtanir engaged wilioe noviced, a pieasgnt | €ate, the Collector (which letter, however, the | Boyde, aged 16 years aud 11 months, Y | humeral, trom his tare residence, No. 371 Van Brant sented at this very moment by @ depreciated Curcago, April 4, 1874. home in first class, fully furnished house and a $10.00) | witness had mot read), Mr. Green stated | The relatives ‘and friends of the family are re- | strect, South Brooklyn, on Sunday, April 5, at two currency worth oniy about 88 cents on the dollar Flour steady; extra spring, $5 50a $6 25 for good to in the property are offered. Principals address, | the id that be hi | spectfully invited to attend the iuneral, from her | o'clock P. M. iasoittaks wi Gedy this: clad a nan | faney- Wheat active and higher; sales No.1 spring at | confidentially. with particulars and references, CULE- | OT conveye’ e fdea that he had been | tate residence, 100 Baxter street, on sunday, April |’ MasoNrc.—-Brethren, you are hereby summonea in other words, this iS are to-day more than ae iN. 2 spring a #1 eet or april; $1 2544, May; MAN, box 200 lierald office. sent by the Commissioner of Internal Revenue to | 5, 1874, at one o'clock P. M. to attend an emergent communication, on Sunday, $105,000,000 ont of pocket, as the resuit of this | No. # spring $1 18 a, $1 18/0: rejected, $1 09. Cora SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR A BUSINESS | collect a back tax on dividends from the Indian- | —BrowN—In Brookiyn, on Friday, April 3, Cano- | april, at two o'clock P. M., at the lodge room, tinkering with the Treasury by such sapient repre- | spot Yabe., ; 6O5C. a co ote reected, rig man.—A first class Hotel ana Health Institution, | apolis and St. Louis Railroad Company, and he | LINK L., wile of John R. Brown. No. 8 Union square, tor the purpose of paying the sentatives of the science of political economy, and 4 new, No.2 mixed, 6c’ Oats | with excellent mineral aprings ot great curative proper- | went to the company’s ofiice next day and col. Notice of funeral hereafter. last tribute of respect to our late brother H. F. aaa \ abe atl gee Ss tea ae. spots 46%c., May. Kye firm | Pky oT ee ik ete cinnthal wiacis lected the tax. Tiere had been no question of the Bucr.—Many E, Buck, beloved wife of Isaac M. | Schlichting. By order of J. H. CLINCH, Master. ert uld-be representatives of ‘the dear peo- pe i RE a ed | well known for its great beauty and location’ unsur- | Habulty of the company to the tax, and its Secre- | Sherman, aged 49 years and 11 months. | _ Suira.—On Tuesday, March 31, Naomi C., wife of Ple’—especially the poor—as Morton, Logan, Pork actiye and higher at $15.90, spot; $16 US. May. Lard | passed and easy ot access; itaffords great inducements | tary had called several times at the Coliector’s Funeral services this (Saturday) evening, at | Hanford Smith, aged 69 years. et id omne genus, Let them go on in their mad, steady at $9 30. ‘spot or Abril; $9 pak od ie ieee | Ro ‘any one secking a safe and profitable cash business, or | office and had been referred to tne Assessor, who | seven o’clock P. M., at residence 112 Christopher | _ The relatives aud friends of the family are re- ‘ is ulet and nominally advanced 3c. : sales shoulders at | & Partner would be taken. bad some diticalty in his own mind as to whether | street, New rk. Remains to be interred in | spectiully invited to attend the funeral services, at uncalculating work and the end of another month short rib middles, sic.,_ both loose, at Muwauke __ SAYRE & HALSTED, 162 Broadwa; the rate of taxation should be five per cent or two | Somerstown, N. Y. | her lute residence, No. 332 West Thirty-tirst street, will find the legal tender of the United States, or ted ‘yc. leas here. nm steady and unchanged. oaaen CHANCE. —A PARTY HAVING A FEW and a half per cent. The rauroad company had CONNOLLY.—On Friday, April 3, at three o’clock } On Monday alternoon, A\ ril 6, at three o'clock, ake {reights—Corn to 0, nominal Bufalo, ay wheat te Oswego, 120, Whiskey steady at. Sle. 10,000 to put itin another shape, “the public faith that 5 SR thousand dollare oan purchace a Silver Mine, of @ | Catered upon its books the tax due to the govern- | P.M., ALBERT 'T., son'of John and Jane Connolly, | without further notice. “Her remains will be taken | ¥ ot, lied for “quick,” at hard pan price ment aud had always been ready to pay it and | aged 12 years, 8 months and 24 days. to mnglish Neighborhood, N. J., tor interment. was solemnly pledged for tts redemption,” dis- | EME Hy; tread Sus dor paney hi maence: | large returns certain: Address MINER, bow YO Herald | anxious to pay it, | nee This lovely bud so young and tatr, Staimerrk.—On Thursday, April 2, SCHUYLER N., credited, not by twelve per cent as now, but to the | 11,000 hbis. Cah cane bushels wheat, 17,000 do. corn, | fice. one witness: Cio Specially paguiced of te i | J Called pierce, by Sands, posed i Ra Redes nein late James F. Star- ‘ 87,000 do, oats and 6,000 do. barley. ae oe APE Ra ARIE oom po | Green's representations to tim. Green positively just came to snow how sweet a flower rette, in the 20th year of his age. extent of twenty, twenty-five or thirty per cent. ee eee re eee OM Slo TO | demed before the committee that he had repre- In Paradise would bloom, Funeral on Sunday, at one o'clock, from the Will the workingmen of the country take heed of ah. $15,000, ost | sented himself as a specialagent of the ‘Treasury Relatives and iriends of the family are requested | residence of his mother, corner of. Bergeu_ avenue this fact ? A NATION IS LIKE AN INDIVIDUAL. Both may alike suffer from depreciation of credit. ‘The difference is only in degree, not in character, The business man who is dragged down to an FINANCIAL. 3’ DEPOSIT COMPAD joney to loan on a UGUST BELMONT & CO., Bankers, 19 and 21 Nassau street, 85 LIBERTY roved securities. Years’ established business; profitable; store w business; goods staple and. solu for cash; busmmess can be extenied largery ; best references gt RE & HALSTED, 162 Broadwa; PARTNER WANTED WITH $2,00.—A YOUNG man, a clerk, wishes to Duy out his employer; toe cated; ower retiring. Address i’ ., Herald office. Department, and the witness was morally posi- tive in asserting that Green had so represented himseit, and he added that as the newspaper de- spatches of the day contained exposures of the Sanborn contracts, and mentioned Green’s nam in connection with them, the witness had calle to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, No, 67 Catharine street, on Sunday, at two o'clock P. M, CRAIGIE.—On Thursday, April 2, James Moonie | CRAIGIE. Funeral service at the residence of his parents, | and Oak street, Jersey City Heights (late Bergen). Taypor.—In Brooklyn, EB. D., on Thursday, April 2, o1 Bright’s alsease of the kidneys, WiLLIAM Tar- LOR, of the firm of E, Ketcham & Co., in the 50cm | year of his age. Reiatives and frrends of the family are respect- issne travellers’ credits, available in all parts of world, through the Messrs. De Rothschild the them to Green’s attention, and Green denied the truth of the telegraphic statements, denied that | any such contracts had been made and denied he | No. 6704 Gates avenue, Brooklyn, on Monday, | April 6, at two o’clock P. M. Kelatives and friends are respectfuily invited. 1 fully mvited to attend the tuneral, irom bis late residence, No. 154 bedford avenue, on Sunday, April 5, at two P. M. ability to pay only eighty-eight cents on the dollar— which is about the present worth of the green- WISHES TO INVEST FROM $15,000 TO 25,000 in an establisned commission business; ,pr e back—stands belore the financial world with a | “%i{helmcorrespondoms sea onte transfers of | duce orgenil preerred, Send Mull particalarsto SYkES | Was the Green alluded to in the despatches. Davinsoy.—On Thursday, April 2, at the resi- | ‘THoMPSON.—On Wednesday morning, April 1, blighted repntation. Does our country occupy a | Money on California, Kurope and Havana. & CO., No. 5 Dey street, _ te es | dence of Mrs, Be Kerr, 251 Grand Street, ALAN M. | 1874, ANNE E., wife of overt Thompson, Jr, aged : —— | (\OPARTNERSHIP.—THE SUBSCRIBER, DESIRES Davison, In the 53d year of his age. 70 years. different attitude? Is not Congress to-day dis- honoring its promises to pay ? and by issuing more “rags" to cover its indebtedness, and by each en- Jargement of its paper, whether in the form of 13 A J Partner, either special or active, with $50,000, in the | wholesale Grocery business. He is ‘a thorough grocer, has a large business dennection and can fernish the best retereuces in New York, Address J. C., box 179 Herald office. elatives and friends of the family, also those of her son-in-law, John H. Seal, are respectfully in- vited to attend the funeral, trom her late rest- dence, 361 State street, Brooklyn, on Saturday, April 4, at two o'clock. THE MYSTERY OF A SPRING. The friends of the family are respectfully invited se ar | to attend bed ena erie ve Fourth Pres- cl ¥ ty -fourt ect, rec | Seven Skeletons Dug from a Negloctoa | Pyierian ckureh. tm Thirty fourth eurect, between | Sixth and Seventh avenues, on Monday morniug, Spring-Speculations and Theories Re~« | tlie 6th inst., at eleven o'clock. —LAPSLEY. A. Way, BU D SELL LK PRIVILEGES ON RS EXCHANGE” OR RESPONSIBLE PARTIES; OPERATIONS MADE AGAINST APPROVED CON. TRACTS; FURNISHED, = EXPLANA. Be = g E} « 3, cat UOTATIONS. ——— __ ao 5 ‘Of 9 —At Newtown, L. I., on Friday, April legal tenders or national bank notes, imitating the | tory CIRCULARS, WITH REFERENCES, MAILED IGAR STAND IN A DOWNTOWN HOTEL AND | garding the Affair. ECHEVERELA.— pneumonia, on Thursday, VAN ALst.—At Ne » . aday, a | RY a PE L, p, ’e 2 7 , ve "clo! S st, only son of Jolin J, Van Alst. individual who is trenching on the verge of bank- | TO ANY ADDRESS. LAPSLEY & BAZLEY, dining room; established over 20 years; Good Wil [Spectal despateu to the Chicago Tribune.] April 2, 1874 at quarter to seven o'clock P.M... | 3, ETO eek Om Monday, the 6th inst., at KLENA ANGELITA, infant daughter of Pio and Har- rict A. Dykers Echeverria. | ‘The funeral will take place this (Satarday) afte: | noon, at two o'clock. from the residence of her | | parents, No, 12 East Thirty-second street. Re! | tives and friends of the family are respectfully i vited to attend, without further notice. 1, Stock and Fixtures at a bargain; possession immediate- ly. Apply at 174 Broadway. IVERY STABLE FOR SALE—AT PLAINFIELD: 12 4 Horses, Carriages, Harness, &c,; good chance for rahe man; terms, easy. Address EVAN JON field, N. J, 74 BROADWAY. __ A HAZARD & MONTAGUE, NO, 6 BROAD STRI A. BROKERS IN STOCK AND GOLD PRIVILI STOCKS AND GOLD BOUGHT AND SOLD AGAL PRIVILEGES. EXPLANATORY CIRCULARS, lig REFERENG MAILED AND QUOTATIONS SENT TO Tuptcy ? The answer is aot likely to be made by the voice of the Forty-third Congress; but it will come. THE LAWS OF TRADE ARE IMMUTABLE, The speculators in that body may succeed in bulling hali-past two o'clock P, M., at the residence of bis father. Relatives and friends of the tamily are re- quested to attend without further invitation. ‘vrains leave Hunter’s Point at 14, and 2); o'clock | P.M Weep.—In Brooklyn, ELGLy, IU., March 30, 1874, Algonquin is the name of asmall town located upon the Fox River division of the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad, twelve miles north of on Thursday, April 2, neath | Elgin, It is pleasantly located among the blumts r aces : s rm seal a NTED—WitTll 3! IN AN | eer: rd ee | ErHERINGTON.—On Thursday moruing, April Lovisk CUMMINGS, iniant daughter of I, Downer i the Wall street markets and filling their own A. ~St0CK PRIVILEGES.-499 FOR 50 SHARES, $100 PARiied Grocery busness; Me ininutes from, New | which border the Fox River, and has of late beon | 1st of pheumonia, SANDFORD H, Ernimtworox, | and Hette Louse Weed, aged 1 year and 7 days. ( pockets; they may rid themselves ot lage tracts of + fr luvshares ot any stock at lowest market rates; | York; or will goll. “Address GROCER, box 129 Herald | one of the largest shipping points for milk upon | aged 21 years and 3 months. ‘The relatives and ttiends are respectfully in- Western lands tn which they nave invested at | Simca hualy explained ih pamphlets delivered freee | Ome the railroad, as the country lying around is well | , kelavives and friends of the family are invited | vited to attend the funeral, trom the residence ot prices that legislation may artificially stim- | application, 'UMBRIDGK & ©O., ARTNER WANTED—WITH $10,000 TO $20,000 OR 7 to attend the funeral, from the residence of his | her grandfather, Wilham A. Cummings, 227 Union adapted to the dairy business. on sturdy, well-to-do set of men. ‘The farmers are a It has occurred to Monday aiternoon, Aprit 6, at two Henry street, | street, o'clock. | | WEINSHENK.—HEpnon Loner. father, KE. H. C. Dohrmann, 657 ‘y ' Brooklyn, on Sunday afternoon, 5th inst, at hall- | Past two o'clock. Bankers and Brokers, 39 Wall street, New York, more capital, to introduce a new Invention and ex- tend an established and successiul business. Address U. G., box 104 Herald office, ulate, but at the seives covered all last they will find them- | _ over with the condem- | =L. W, HAMILTON & CO., BROKERS IN STOCK eo ——_—---——.. | some of them of late that a well regulated cheese ‘ov », | Th e a end +$50 for a “cali? , Feanis.—in Parts, on Saturday, November 29, | The members of this lodge are invited to attend the nation of an outraged constituency. Thats. Hachanger The Wall Sioa: RARE ORPORTUNITY TO FURCHASE PARTNER: | factory located in the “city” would tend tdincrease | 16th Tuomas T. Maat ben ot Gather A rerris | Auneralof the wite of our brotuer, Moses Wein- another thought in this connection, The Jor this week expiaina how to operate. | Sent freo. ship interest in first class bar and restaurant; entire | cheir Shekels and afford an outlet for their sitrplus | and the late George Ferris. shenk, on Sunday, April 5, at uine o'clock A. M., ©O,, 8 wleudid location; sinall capital required ot good p ( ‘sittin ib Apply at 51 West thirty -tirst street, depreciation of our currency drives away the tor- By order of eign investor, No European will put his money into a mortgage, no matter what it represents, the mike Im furtherance ot toils plan they selected a | I Funeral services at Grace church on Tuesday, | rom kis residence, 617 Filth street. place upon | the Pres. J. LOBENBERG, Secretary. West.—On Friday, April 3, Bweuing L., only daughter of James and Louisa West. April 7, at tweive M. Friends of the family ate respectiuily invited .o attend. VINcKEN.—On Thursday, April PLUMBLFIGA FARM, A’ REASONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND where bubbled from the ground a very fine spring. Endowment Insurance Policies, Mortgages and other all kinds eifected RAL WATER, SARSAPARILLA AND SODA AND ML N lo, Porter and Weiss Beer Bottling | Ginger Beer, Securities; insurance with best com. | value of which 18 responsive to the fluctuations . J.J. HABR 3 Y 7 Establishment for salé cheap; Horses, Wagons, Machin. | For years this spring had been covered witia | Eyota, oldest daughter of Friearict Relatives and triends of the family are respect- forced by the action of @ body of public ‘stock jov. | P= — 2 MABETON & CO. 17 Broadway. | Geytpoxen, Hottles &e.; an excellent, buctuess can be | rank growth of wiloWs and long grass, but a year | CG. Fincken, aged 4 years and 17 day fully mvited to attend whe funeral, trom her lave furced by the ao " 23) Ake YOUNG | WILL EXECUTE | done; cupiial required, from $4000 to $9,000. Inquire at | or go since the owner had them cut down, so that | ‘Relatives and friends of the family are invited to | residence, Eighty-third street, west of Boulevard, bers. ‘But om the otter Haad, Whar we Kuow.that | 2h « vests foe the purchase and eile of Haittond Btackg!Astme teland Drews) 0 9 1 L.1. | cattle could have Access to the spring. Tie cattle | arteud the funeral, rom the residence ol her pa. | on Sunday witernovn, April’ 5, at three o'clock the promise of the United States means one hun- Os eakanieas OO re nember Of tock and | 7. Lis U oT none | Dad tramped the ground up thoroughiy for some | rents, No. 36 Newark street, Hoboken, N. J., on | sharp. : _ dipdroethe to th Apne se MUNGGNS, Wis deen. | ee ree merce, Lore Feo eee eee ete wterandad Fropertiss ie, | distance around, so that quite a swarup hole Sunday, April 6, at one o'clock P.M. Wairr.—In this city, on Thursday, April 2 1874, ISABELLA, Wife of Dr, Edward White and daughter ¥ ‘RRGUSON.—Suddenly, at the residence of her | mother: Mrs. Corp, Mary Lovisa, wile of Charles | of Rudolph Garrigue, in the 2lst year of her age. | A. Ferguson, and ‘daughter of the late Valentine | . Friends are invited to attend her funeral, on , Palmer, aged years. Saturday, April 4, at one o'clock P. M., at No, 360 been formed. On Saturday afternoon, March 2s, | some men were put to work to CLEAN OUT THE SPRING - of thi ATLANTIC SAVINGS BANK, CHATHAM SQUARE | vicinity and New Bowery.—Interest on money deposited | now or on or before April 10 wili date trom April}. The surplus fund of this bank ae to $197,759 22, or about 1 . Which Will beat the investigation | of the most ¢: ‘with superior remunerative pros | pects. Addr WNER, box 225 Herald ofc ru JANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN CONVERSANT WITIL lated by Ue . ONE UNVARYING “YARDSTICK" Which measures everything the world over; that, 10 per cent over all Its Liabllites. When they had dug down about eig! oy ves and intend invitt | West Forty-second street. Her remains will be ” e sale of. sc r "i o8 | | The relatives and iriends are ‘ed to attond ‘est Forty-eccond street, excepting the difference in exchange, @ legal | soon p. Cowren, So SON HALL, President. | OT afunuinoturtor tue Wesioriand Souiterk. trades, | the shovel of one brought up a piece of bone, | the faneral, from the resilence of Ner mother, 35 | taken to Woodlawn Cemetery for tuterment. ter tor the Wester and Southern trades, | Address RITY, Horatd Brooklyn Branci office. | TANTED-A GOOD SALABLE PATENT, BE A young man, who desires to travol through the Wost writh a view to seoing the countey and. paying expenses; ni, waich, upon ¢xamination, proved to be the ja’ bone ofa human being. Search and care were at once exercised, and im an hioar or two parts of the SKELETONS OF SIX GROWN PERSONS z venty-ninth street, on Saturday, April 4, at | WarrinG.—At Cayuga, N. Y,, on Friday, March Sa olotece. | 27, FRANCES M., eldest danghter of the iste Samuel GassErt.—In Brooklyn, t 1, on Thursday morn- | Whiting, Esq., of New York. 4 | ing, April2, CHARLES GASSER, in the 49th year of ~—e tender 1s equivalent to a note of the Bank of Eng- land; that coin, if not actually in circulation, is id the busis of our paper redeemapility; that the i This bank will remove on’ or about April 20 to its now building, Bowery, corner Bond street. UFPALO CLIY 7 PER CENT WATER BONDS. FOR sale by apply at or address the NEW YORK CORRE RN TORY ‘OF MUSIC, No. 5 East Fourtoonth stroct, near Fifth avenue. purchusin 8 not subject to the erenc 7 | and a child, apparently about six years of age, | his age. USIC. . ty md beh Pkg dle i "a vs ‘ted lies ager Ao Wall sttect Siookinan rect een mae were exhumed. These bones were more or le The relatives and irlends of the family are re- ~ enna band pie ~~ omen pettepecthicans Metered nari ste che fe ne | ee ee soo casi, | Shattered, aa the cattle had trod through them in | spectully Invited to attend the tmneral, irom bis | (jHURCUES REQUIRING Frits CLASS, SINGER } w pI ANTED—A PARTY, WITH $3,000 OR $5,000 CASH, tor a legitimate business Ce ed that will neta sure fortune; more than $10.00) already made py for- tner owner. Address PROFESSOR, Herald Uptown Branch office. 10 TO $200 WILL ENABLE ANY PERSON TO q start a first class legitimate, permanent and im- mensely profitable business; article lizkt wood work; | patented; we sel territory cheap to manufacture, and sell or supply the goods at cost; sells everywhere ; ts ‘a success; two first class canyassers wanted. REED & CO., Rroadway, ofives 4 and %5, 100 WILL PURCHASE A RIGHT IN THE BEST 4 Patent ont; simple and ene handled ; selt that may be gathered here or yonder, or locked up at the wiil of @ few capitalists-when we can realize these facts, then will not only the peopie of | our own but of foreign countries make haste to | take advantage of the enterprises flowing from ‘the development of real worth, but we shall sce more than ever the worid’s tribute to the growth | and glory of American institutions. Tuis, how- ever, isnot a condition of aflairs that can result ‘while inflation 1s the synonym for depreciation or While the Anances ot the nation are within the con- JOMMERCIAL WAREHOUSE CO—UASH CAPITAL, ,000,000,—Bankers and merchants; banking office, 29 William street. corner Exel place; warehouses, Atlantic Dock Brooxiyn. Cash advances made on first class securities cn demand and time, Cash advances made on all kinds of nerchandise stored in our own warehouses on favorable terms, PAUL J. ARMOUR, President. JOSE F. NAVARRO, Vice President. JOUN, IRD, Second Vice President. FELICIANO LATASA, Third Vice President. Armour, Wm. D. Bowerman, ©. H. Delamater, Jove F Navarro, Follolune Lanse nd, Jove, Jolin Baird, homas Murp nry B. Hyde. hs WILLIAM TOBIN, Superintendent of Warehouses. search lor water. As far as a8 possible the skeie- tous were reconstructed, and are now to be seen there. This ts a mystery beyond doubt, at least for the present. The explanation of it can only be assumed to a great extent, and pieced out from detached portions of old iegends, scraps of waich hang around the firesides of oid residents. Some twenty-five or thirty years ago Algonqain did not bear as good a name as it does at present. The quietness and retiracy that Is necessary for | the working out of evil, rumor says, Made the | hamlet a home for A_NEST OF COUNTERFRITERS, who there consummated their plans for the expan- late residence, 9S Livingston street, on Sunday, April 5, at two P, M. | Grnocn10,—Suddenty, on Thursday, April 2, Can Oring, Widow of Johu B. Ginocino, tu tne 72d year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the tamity are tn- vited to attend the funeral services, Saturd | evening, at seven o'clock, at her late residence, 39 Chariton:street, Philadelphia paners please copy. Hoyr.—On Thursday eveuing, April 2, of plenra | oe Piese F. Hox, beloved mother of J. Hovt, of the New Jersey daily press, in the soth | year of her age. | DIES AND GENTLEMAN WISHING TO IMPROVE PRIS Abus innavred music, are invited to join the cholr of @ Protestanc churct. | Address W. W. B., box AY | 1,086 Post office. Woy pabekoeee si | * 'ea0 NORMAL DEPARTME: | ot the NEW. YORK CONSERVATORY ts. Paul No. 5 East Fourtecath street, next to Detmonico’s Vous TAUGHT AT PUPILS’ RESIDENCES IN A te Tawny Curnk, Secretary, h i On) Hotere tall ayelfaenired. Sead: sadresnte t, 3t Oliates nnn | iH BVerY house; Fare chance; can clea! betore full. »- | t in the evening tf aesire: Le now making our Congress the laughing stock of cupetlonsed fatiorncy; excellent retorences. Send name 5.000 Arts nAMOENE, WANTED TO DE | invogae. The United States Marshal of tis dis. | son, N. J. FINK ARTS - Christendom. A word now with reference to ann address LAW Y EK, box 2,679 Post office. se) ae SP iy) one of the Seevaee trict was instructed to break up t.4 bese Bans i, “ On Hove 5 March St, CHARLES I. Area ren scanner Bane artieadicianthintasinine an nm at ted marble 1 1s country ; specimens o' igonqain, URRELL, w Y . Aged 3 " “ nt P bing Wii eo sig Hy Focus oe betons Norighgeer els welt heacea teed cn: (ocapicaliate thin iva Fare chance and well worth the induetfiows chevauers, were thrown upon the | ‘The friends ol the. tami icdiariy shore of | ANE ANT Gonuemann'e salonine coheatiea at ‘The gamblers of New York are swift to follow | £4 $175.00 for Beoond Mortzngess also well located Lavy | examine ther and books ready tof the issue ot | cold charities of the world and their instrument | nis father-in-law, James Waish, and brothors-tn-law | Paintings, Curiosities and, Lioraty. aditom WW i (rail of their allies op the Moor of the national | 7!" " H W6 and 904 Third avenue. | $26.0 stocks Audreds L, K,, Dox 455 Post oftice. N. YX, destroyed. lKumor sald tuat some of the gang bad | Thomas gud William Walgh aud James Leued ae | Sew Hous. Gucke quay, va.