The New York Herald dated April 30, 1871

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WHOLE NO. 12670, NEW YORK, SUNDAY, APRIL 30, 1871—QUADRUPLE SHEET. REWARDS. DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS. AMUSEMENTS—Focntrrru

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At M. T, HIGGINS’ T4 Sirth avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets, At WHOLE ND RETAIL, FROM AUCTION, THE Bankrup. “ge...

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TO LET FOR RVSINESS PURPOSES, : 9g LEASE—FACTORY BUILDING, 40X60, WITT large brick latension, near raat Kent avenue, Brook.

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BOARDERS WANTED, T APARTMENTS AT WORTR table anc attendanee, 202 Filth ave- ) Madison square and Filth avenue, u nue,...

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WASHINGT N. Important Notification from Commissioner Pleasonton. An Obnoxious Feature of the Income Tax Removed. The...

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OUR OWN DELBGATION, Interviewing the Congressional Heroes of This City. Their Views on Politics and Parties, Ku Klux and...

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ther are much hetter @r worse than other tegts- Jators. Two of my colleagues tm the Board of Su. pervisors were memopers of

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8 NEW YORK HERALD SKOADWAY AND ANN STREET. JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRI Veteme XXXVI sorta TH . | A MUTE GY THEATRE,...

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members seriously frightened at Winan# coun- ter threat of exposing them if they denounce him? We should like to know if this

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10 ROLLOFF. The Learned Murderer Again Interviewed. ‘Twelve Bavans Visit His Prison Cell—Ministers, Professors, Doctors and

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“THE CAR HOOK MURDER. Death of Mr. Putnam, the Victim. The Assassin Surrendered to Coroner Young and Confined in the...

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12 POPULAR EDUCATION. luitial Meeting of the Department of Public Instruction. Election of Officers—Addreeses by...

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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE. April 30---Third Sunday After Lent. Religious Programme for ths Day—Herald Reli~ gious...

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4 SALES AT AUCTION. ‘i MINER, K AUCHONSER, MleHEN yh i vies Prone. lished Is43, A (Ghana vers and #7 Reade atreele,...

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\ new YORK HERALD. SUNDAY. ‘APRIL 30, 1871—QUADRUPLE SHEET. 15 ee ---- ——— - - ~enasieas dor BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE AND |

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——— en, Mis-ellanceas. Y OF EDUCATION AND ABILITY DESIRES ition as visiting governe nal SITUATIONS (TS Cooks, we. EAST 38TH