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The ATunanl of the Female Academy hold a 
i ting tbia evening. 
Mr. I*. V. Port has purchased the store corner 
1 roadway and State street, uow occupied by 
Lim , for a turn bordering on $50,000. 
- Thomas' celebrated orchestra from New York 
concertize at Twiddle Hall on Saturday even-
May 0. 
[The.Jury In the'c tae of Michael Madden, Who 
'vys lound Heating In the river at Troy, twb or 
tfir* B wecke since, have rendered a verdict of 
" d( ath from unknown causes." 
- A man named .John Carroll, residing at No. 
IVt fourth.street, Troy, while engaged In repair-
ing be gutter of his house, fell to the ground 
sad was* dangerously injured.. 
-Benjamin 
Christian, employed In Carter's 
Wo ks on the Hollow Road, Troy, Monday last, 
put his hand is a moving machine and had It cut 
to i leces. 
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- The Athletic^ of Philadelphia, are expected 
iu 
L'roy, on the 11th of May, to play the llay-
mal ers. 
Other important matches are also be 
log arranged by the latter-club. 
- A Tittle daughter of Mrs. Buckley, resldinii 
on he corner of Broadway and^lleecker street, 
wai 
run over yesterday afternoon, sustaining 
-ev >re injury. 
Dr. t>. V. O'.Leary attended her. 
- -The ice barge on the ways at Athens is nearly 
in1 ihed, and will be launched in a few days. It 
is I uilt for the Hotel lec Company of New" York, 
anc .le well calculated to meet the want for which 
' 11 > intended. 
.-A man named 
Philip (Jrath, belonging in 
l'e ksklll, wa» admitted to the hospital yesterday, 
Mil bring from lajuriee sustained while engaged 
at vork on the new Hudson Klver bridge, Mon-
de; aiteruoon. 
- - A new rallroaiff ticket, telegraph tad express 
oili :e, was opened to-day at No. 498 Broadway, 
for the convenience of the travelling public end 
bu inessmen by the Albany and &nsluuhanna and 
hr s Railroads. 
- -The Board oT. Fire Commissioners (Intend to 
str ctly enfore the provisions ol the new law re-
latl re to the erection of buildings and the sale 
am storage Of oils, and bi tog to prompt punish-
uie it all violators of the law in question. 1 
- -A 
fireman 
named Jacob 
Klvcnburgh, of 
?o ighkeepele, fell from his engine while engaged 
in >Ulng It, on approaching Schodack. 
He was 
lu)i red so badly that It is thought he caunot re-
(.01 er. 
- A special dlapatph to the TiOy Whig siys 
tha. the whsrf ot the,Troy steamers In New York 
elt was nearly destroyed by lire last evening, 
to* ether with a number of canal boats and a large 
aw >unt of merchandize. 
Loss $40,000. 
- A communication from the lumber dealers 
' tt«; nesting that four Additional, policemen be 
ass gned to duty in the Lumber District during 
tb« summer, was referred to the Chief of Police 
wii u power, at ths meeting of the Board Of Police 
Co nmissloi|ers yesterday afternoon. 
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"AKKVaL MaaTrao o r Tnn Youwo M 
CiiiisTiAN ASSOCIATION.—Tweddle Hall was 
well tilled last evening on the occasion of the an-
null meeting of this Association,and the exercises 
were deeply interesting. 
After a hymn, ltf which 
allljoined, Rev. Dr. I'pson led the congress ion 
In praytr, and Mr. Savage, President of the Ai so -
. cii .ion, made.hla annual report. 
. fter speaking of the renewed spirit exhibited, 
an 
the Interest taken in the association, the 
1'r sident proceeded to review the work of the 
pai I year. 
One of the Important changes made is 
an (Iteration in the Constitution, which rodncoa 
th« number of directors and lengthens their term 
of «rvlce, snd makes provision for the appoint-
-rot, it ot a General Church Committee, composed 
of the member from each church represented in 
thtJAsaoclstion.U co-operate with the Board of Dl-
rtc ois and act as an advisory board, and to main-
tain the sympathy between the association and the 
nd vidual churches, which is Indispensable to 
su( etas. 
Another step which would inure to the 
bei efit of the association, was the appointment ot 
a ( eneral Secretary, to assume s geneeal super-
vie <>n of Its allalrp.* 
i fter payinp a high tribute to the r.»al and efll-
cie icv ol the Librarian, Mr. Henry L. Gladding 
sn< Mr. 8. B. Draper, a former librarian, the lat* 
tei of Whom has feen made the first and only 
ho orary life member of the Association, the 
l« ihi-r alluded to their present rooms, and 
tin association pf the gymnaaium with them, 
1h< combination of which has met with astonleh-
im success. 
The free entertainments which have 
bit ie:to proved so popular, are to be continued, 
bu 
it probably will betjome necesssry to limit 
U< atUndsnce so as to only include members. 
Co .roes of scientific, historical ami literary lec-
tu' « , may also be introduced hereafter. 
Kell-
Ki( us services will be held iu the hall at 1 o'clock 
on Sabbath afternoons hereafter, which, it ia e i -
"pc ted, will supp.y a greut need and prove of 
bt racial effect. 
In this connection religious 
$ ee vices had been undertaken on B tbbaths at the 
Sa a-d City Hospital, and bud been fuKy a;>nre-
c.< ted by the inmates of b >th institutions. 
he President also, spoke or the improved * 1-
va kta^es 3f the readlmg room, and the intention 
of -si? Assoclutloa to make them unsurpassed for 
j i e i l c n . e , 
attrtctiveness and comfort. 
The 
ao mberstip had been materially increasing of 
!a t, &ii at tpe preseut time the number approx-
a «'.td 9L0, being "10 or U00 in excess of sny pre-
v, us i-car. 
The lnome, too, had been thus In-
(: saed, and with the uld of a encesaful concert 
ai 1 KtuT« course, they »ere enabled to closo 
II i f'sa^cal year without asking for subscriptions 
to d«itay the current e x p e n d . 
It had b e n the 
ti -.t time in tht hii>t«ry of th • organir.aioa that 
. t' i be* favorat'le exhibit had been made 
The President then r cited the immediate 
pi Cuflisr'y 
ropilrt meats 
of 
the Association, 
st iti ig ths^the Trcuurer's report showed the 
tc ;si disbursements of the past yesr to have been 
•il oit t ;,*.">0, exclusive of the lecture coursfa and 
11 a Andrews bread fund, snd s careful estimate 
Tc - '.he year just begun, with the incressed rent, 
a< d.t >ua* salaries and other expenses necessarily 
ii volved Iu the more sxtonded operations they 
v. -.:% i oadurting, indicated a probable eipenJi-
li re ol Mom $ >,oto to $'i.0i,0, nesr:y double that 
sloiucutand Impressive address. In vlsdlcaUon 
aud eulogy ot these lnsUtuUons. HU hop* of 
their cftlciiucy and usefulness was based upon the 
fact, llrst, that they were association; as all 
grand achievements were the resnlt of issoclsted 
< trort. Secondly, because they were In ho hands 
ot yonsg men—who formed the aggrota! v* power 
of the world; and third, becauae they were based 
upon ChrlsUsu principles, which arc d< stlned to 
achieve universal triumph. 
These sevo al points 
wtr* eloquently elaborated, and wer« received 
with enthusiasm and applause. 
After U s closing hymn, ths benedl stlon wss 
pronounced by Rev. Mr. Kelssy, and th i meeting 
ac"jcnrncd, fully convinced that the Ai sedation 
deserves ths cordial snd liberal support of every 
friend of religion sad sound morality In the city. 
M T T U B 
MEETING OP THS ALSANT C uasia OP 
T«t RtPORBiD Cameo.—The Albany Olaasls^of 
the Reformsd Church commenced Us annual 
meeting at the Middle Church last evei lnar, snd, 
we sre sorry to say, that the attend an:e did 
not comport 
with the merits and Interest 
of the exercises held. 
Vsry few were present, 
but those few came away deeply lmprc Med with 
the Importance Of the occasion. 
After he open-
ing, snd some preliminary bnt nnlmpor snt busi-
ness, the usus) services, following the opening of 
the secelon were gone through with. 
These ser-
vices comprised the singing or the 855 th hymn, 
"Amazing grace, how sweet the sound," sung 
by those present, after which a north in of the 
Scriptures were read by Rev. F. M. 
togardus, 
from St. Luke lx 23, commencing, " an 1 it came 
to pass about eight day. after these s lyings, he 
took Peter and John and |James, snd w< nt up in s 
mountain to pray." The 3U5th hymn 
"Jesus 
lover of my soul," was then sunt, after which an 
earnest prayer, invoking the Divine bl Bsaing on 
the proceeelngs Of the evening, was < tfered by 
Rev. J. L. Perce. 
The retiring President or the Classl , Rev. F. 
M. BogarduB, than proceeded to dellvi ir the ser-
mon on the occasion, taking for his tex; fit. Luke 
ix—33: " Master It is good for us t< > t e here : 
and let ui make three tabernacles; on s f >r thee, 
and one for Moses, and one for Eliis.j" The 
speaker eloquently described the see ie' on the 
Mount, the transfiguration of Christ, and the 
beauty and reviving influence of pisyer. He 
urged upon his hearers the necessity ol making a 
faithful use of all the opportunities of eredv and 
so comport themselves that they might st the snd 
receive the final reward. A prayer by lev. Wm. 
U. Ballou followed the sermon, sud the #24tb 
hymn was snng. 
The secular business of the meeting was then 
resumed, when, on motion, an adjournment was 
effected uotll nine o'clock this mornlni;.' 
The members of the Classis reassemt led at 9:30 
a. at. in the consistory of the Middle Reformed 
Cbutch. 
The cession was opened with pra; er, at the 
cone uslon of which an election was h< Id, which 
resulted in the choice of the following > itlicers; 
President—Rev. L. H. Bahler. 
Clerks—Revs. £. Mead and A. C. Mil apaugh. 
Several standing committees were sp pointed. 
Communications were received fro n the cor-
responding secretaries of the Bosrds >t Foreign 
and Domestic Missions, wnlch were re d snd re-
ferred. 
The pastoral relation heretofore e: letlng be-
tween Rev. J. Hearle and the Third Reformed 
chorch waa dissolved. 
Several recommendations were male for aid 
from the Benevolent Boards. The rei lalnder of 
the session was mainly occupied in ti e transac-
tion of routine business. , 
Dnriug ths session this morning, s half hour 
waa most pleaaantly consumed in devotional 
exercises. 
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T
" BHAUN ACTOTKPIB.—If tht re are auy 
lovera of art in Albany who have not a ready vis-
ited Braun'a famous collection of autotypes, now 
on exhibition st the gallery of Anneal sy & Vint, 
we trust they will do BO without delay 
The ex-
hibition waa to have closed to-day, but this morn-
ing brought some four or five hundrei I new pic-
tures from the Louvre snd Other leading galleries 
In Kurope, so it has #been decided to continue the 
rare display until noon of Saturday, when it will 
positively closs. No such a collection of photo-
graphs wss cvsr before brought to oar city. In 
them ad glories In s great triampb. 
Those of us 
Who bav o never been abroad, and never expect to 
take the witching Journey, can, with some show 
of reelgiatlon, die without the sight o( the trea-
sures In picture snd statuary garnet od In the 
landa beyond the sea, after being solaced with 
Braun's accurate views of the Promiaed htnd. 
Whatever there is tempting In the Louvre, In 
Vienna, Florence, Milan, Rome; the [frescoes by 
Raphael, In the Vatican, the Slstine kjhapel, by 
Michael Angelo, all the antique statuary at Rimo 
and Florence, the Venus of Medici, or Milo, und 
Angelo's Moses, are but mere mention of some 
of the gteat leatuics of the Immense-collection. 
Dining the past week or so, ever since the ex-
hibition opened, Auueslcy and Vint'sj gallery has 
be< u crowded by an eager and appreciative throng, 
and the delight and satisfaction expnesed on all 
sides has been unbounded. 
The salex have been 
proportionately large, our citizens glally availing 
themselves of agolden opportunity to tecure, at a 
reasonable price, these incomparable autotypes. 
It you have an hour's time and a litthi spare cash 
give them both to the autotypes, any time be-
tween now a< (I Saturday noon. ' The exhibition is 
free, and1 will most abundautly dellfht all who 
have any love for art in their soul. 
After gazing 
to your heart's content without price, for a 
small outlay you can come Into possession of 
some one or more of the "tilings )f beaut/' 
which are " a joy forever." 
%W 
TOT/MO Man's CHSISTIAN A S ooiattOM.— 
Ths entertainment la AsaoolaUoa H Jl will take 
place to-morrow night Rsv. Mr. I olenaan lec-
tures—Happy nomas, stc. ; and c olee music, 
under the direction ol M. J. B. Pol ir. Lloldsm 
Of tickets will be admitted from 7 to half-past 7, 
and the public generally from half p u t 7 to 8. 
The Hall will hold one thousand psjople, sud It 
should be filled. 
1-jT MISSIONARY MaariRn.L^A 
mesllng of 
unusual Interest will 1>eheld la thi Middle Re-
formed church this evening. , Re '. Dr. Isaac 
Ferris, Rev. Dr. A. R. Thompsoa i nd Rev. Dr. 
Joseph Scudder, all ot New York 
itty, sre ex-
pected to make addressee. 
No collection will be 
taken up. 
i y 
A « B (Jnovs.—It was' a cojnpllment to 
Albany that the contributions of th» Ash Grove 
Snudsy School and Church was rei orted at the 
recent Conference as the banner c< ntributor to 
the missionary 
fund—its 
contrlb itUms being 
$400, and that of the Church $700; rhich la over 
40 pcrccLt. in advaace of any former collection. 
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COKKECTION.—The rctolutlo 
relative to 
ap| olnUcg a committee to lnvostlgal e the charges 
In regard to there being two sets ol weights and 
measures in use iu the city originate 1 with Alder-
man Moore, and not with Aldern an Allen, as 
slated y<bttrday In our Common Council artlclJ, 
A m u s e m e n t s 
Mns. WATKINS AND FKANK Rocnfc.j-" Camllle," 
ae presented by these two artists, w is enthusias-
tically received by an audience not as large as It 
should hsve been, but sufficiently ippreclatlve. 
Mrs. Watkins' Camilla was a-flne pi< ce Of acting, 
showing that she has lost little by hi r brief period 
Of retirement from the stage. 
So t was always 
deasrvedly popular la this city, and »er reception 
last evening, with the repeated Bubs quent marks 
of approbation, must be conclusive hat her place 
In public estimation is permanen , Mr. Roche 
has greatly Improved during his s< )ourn In Bos 
ton. 
He has grown somewhat stc iter, and re 
turns to us with better voice and In proved style. 
He was cordially received, and his trong points, 
of which there were, many, applaudt i to the echo 
The minor parts In the plsy were cr dltsbly filled, 
snd everything passed off well, i ) that we can 
fairly congratulate the promoters of the enter 
prise i upon its success, professloi illy ss well ss 
pecuniarily. 
This evening they wll present Dion 
Bouclcault'B new sensation, " Je ebel," which 
has lately been the rage in London ajid New York 
Secure seats at Wooley's. 
J 
MAKIE SBIBACH.— The great dranVatlcsensation 
of next week, will be the appearan :e of the great 
tragedienne, Marie Beebach. She a to favor na 
with two of her grand representation ttMary 
£'uart 
and G>vU-hrn In Faast. The care* r of 8eeha:h, 
NEW LOAN OF TH • UNITED STATES. 
The subscription to tad Mew five Per Cent. Stsek 
of the United States now i aonatrto aheat Mi.008.0ou. 
They are confidently exp cted m reach 1800,0110,100 
by the time ttae New Boot e are ready lor deliver/ In 
May. The proposals or .be Secretary or the Trea-
sury will thea be chas|»d to,the following pro-
gramme : 
I 
ftttt—Bonds to the an ount of three hundredanil 
liona ol dollais, pvrable n coin, at the pleaaur)i of 
the United Slates, after < • * years from the date or 
their issue, aad bearing ntetest, payable quarterly 
in coin, at the rate of 8vi per cent. p«r annum. 
Btcond—Bonds to the uasant of three hundred 
millions of dollars, pavab e tn coin, at the pieasnre 
of the United (States, arte Sfteen years from tte d*te 
of-Uiolr Issue, snd besnoi interest, payab'e quarterly 
In coin, at the rate of fo ir and a half per cent, par 
annum. 
Third—Bonds to the an ount or seven hundred mil-
lions of dollars, payable I: > coin, at the pleasure of tne 
United' State, after tbiru yean from the date of their 
Issue, and bearing Interci t, payable quarterly la coin, 
at the rate of four per cei t. per annum. 
Subscriptions te the los nwlll have preference, after 
the above-mentioned twojbandred millions are taken 
n»> in the following ordej, namely : 
Firtt—t»nrscru tunas Ibr cq,ual amounts of each 
class of bonds. 
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SHOIK(— Subscriptions Or equal amour ts of bonds 
bear Big lntereat at the rote of tour and a ball per 
cei t^ and of bonds beart ig Interest at the rate of Ave 
per coat. 
'Third— SaWrlj.tlone 
->r any Ave per cent bonds 
Lot ue sabst lbed,for la the preceding 
in New York, was one Of the 
and pecuniary success on record^. 1 
were entbuleaatlc In her praise, sm that endorse-
ment wss justified by the verdljl of audiences 
formed of men of letters, artis s, poets and 
philosophers. 
The N,ew York Tel? rram, notldng 
her acting in Mary Stuart, says: 
Art has triumphed—Marie Seebadh has Immor-
talized berselt—and to-day she etan s the honored 
conqueror and rival of Rachel and Ristori. Her 
impersonation of Mary Stuart—Sch Iter's masterly 
conception—last evening, demons rated the fact 
which the most credulous and exacting 
upon witnessing, awdily admlta, 
critic, 
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At the fallof the curtain 
the merits of Mile. Scobsch were ( uly canvassed, 
and a comparison drawn between h ir aad Rlstorl. 
The unanimoua verdict arrived at ras, that Bee-
bach Wee " grander" in that part U in the former, 
and ao she stands recorded for ever more. 
The sale of seats for the two performances, 
Mary Stuart and Faust, will comme ic2to..morrow 
(Thursday) morning at Trimble Op ira House. 
TnaKauTz CONCERT.—Bcciuse a prophet is 
without honor In his own counl ry, that Is no 
reason why a city should not appi sciats its own 
musicians. 
And therefore we sine srely hope an 
overflowing audience will gather at Tweddte 
Hall to-morrow night, to hear the Leutz concert. 
It will bo In all respects a njral class musical 
event, one of which .Albany may i ell be, proud. 
See ixlvertlscment elsewhere, 
tickets. 
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T h e C o u r t s . 
I N C O I H T OF API-KAIS— Wedno day, April 18, 
1871.—Present—Hon. Banlord £ . Church, Chler 
Judge, Justices Allen, ti rover, Pe|:kham, Folgcr, 
Aidrewa and Rapallo. 
Proclamation made and Court oj encd, 
CALENDAR—NOB. U K »"»d 414 
Charlotte 
Dillaye et al., appellants, vs. £11 :a Greonough, 
executrix, Ac-, respondent. 
Argtfnent resumed 
by Mr. Daniel Pratt, on the part 
dante, after which Mr. George of 
heartl on the part or the apptlUnb 
ed the argument. 
No. 02. Charles F. Wallmnn, 
Society or Concord, applt. Argue 
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0 
'.ae preceding yeur; to meet which the follow, 
ii if .DC.'me, ii Is c*tlnfateil, w.ll be derived from 
: csjH'.ee nsmed. 
From 1,000annual members 
t ent emen> 82,000; 500 annual memb'rs < Indies) 
8 •«" . 'rem .'v<io uncuii members of the gymnaslam, 
1 :,'.'•!: amounting iu all toi>.00(i, and leavlus 
I e tulance to be derived from lectures, rent of 
\ kll, sud othe/ minor soon es. 
If the ii.OOO mem 
t ers could be secured there cccd be no anxlet* 
io\:t the balunce. 
He aiso urged the necessity of the purchaf r of 
; ie g)mnaeinm, or sub-cription tiukets at !•'>, as 
i cou*: ibutlon to the support of the Association, 
nd it was Intended to add to the Inducement* 
ir th A c.ass of member:-hlp bv furnishing oppor 
unities for instruction lu light gymnastics, and 
proper arrangements could be made, organizing 
asses iu some of the modern languages, drawing 
nd music. But another financial ineeUon pie-
ented Itself, and thiit WJIS the expenses Incurred 
or fitting up aud Impioviug the new rooms, aud 
xtureB, furniture and Other Incidentals, making 
D all an outlay of |l,00}, which must be provid-
d for immediately. 
Books were also needed to 
ep'.t n.a'i. the library, and to 'clear up the one 
nd.piovlde the other, he appealed to the friends 
f the Association and the public at large to come 
forws:d snd subscribe to those objects. 
The President, after reviewing the many diill-
il'.ies and dicadNunttges under which the Asso-
at.on had labored in past years and alluding to 
ihe many who have hitherto cheerfully contrt-
>uUJ from their means to Its support, closed by 
ayinft 
"And now, OBcS more 1 may nay to 
'L.m,a;d to those who have hitherto turned to 
ia the cold bhonjder, and to all wuo have at 
:.car', the mUrtsUlof Christ's. Kingdom, or the 
amotion of morality and virtue in our city, we 
need jc-ui help, 
llerc the work must stop, if it 
» l e t oi:lv to a few. Rut we do not believe it 
if IP. slop.' We do not Uilleve it will rail ui. We 
tek in Coc'» uaine that each shsll do bis share, 
and wc look with unfaltering trust t o l h e future, 
for your Lsarty and liberal support, sud in return 
a golden harvest of j;ood accomplished." 
The add.es^ was listened to with markci atteu-
tioa throughout by 'the l.irge audience, and its 
convincing argument* will, no doubt, have a he-
'efleialeQeot. 
Rev. Dr. Clark's address wss characteristically 
practical and eloqueut. Ue leferred to the original 
organization of these asaocjiutlons, tweuty-aeven 
years ago, In London, by Ihtee or four young 
men, who themselves felt ths need of moral and 
'religious Influences, snd who believed good would 
result to others from an organisation based upon 
the Idea of mutual watch care and sympathy. 
These young men nad built better than they knew; 
for uow there are £>0 aucb Institutions in this 
country, with more than 40,000 members, and In 
Europe, more than 100,000 young man sre com-
bined In kindred organizations. 
Us dwejt st 
length upon ths beneficial Influence of these asso-
ciativa, In all our largs cities sad towns, and 
especially cited Washington, New York, Phila-
delphia, Boston and Chicago, as examples or 
devotion, zeal and success. 
He sppssled to ths 
cltlssna of Albany to make this Association what 
]t should be, and what the zeal and energy of Its 
teenagers gave him hops to be'leve that It would 
Kcv. Dr. Lot mer, ol Boston, followed ia a very 
Orator, Waitei Dickson ; Csptaln 
A. V*n Kpps 
Woodball, M. of C , 
A. B. King, ot Troy. 
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O'BRIES 
TSSTIMOMU;. — Joseph 
iShelley this morning conveyed t< > Chief Meloy, 
^Treasurer of the O'Brien Fuud, the bouse and lot, 
northwest corner of Dove and F.l n streets, now 
occupied by Mrs. O'Brien, in consl leratlon or the 
sum of |:'>,000. As soon aa the dee< s are executed 
the property will be placed undc r her conlrol. 
The following additional subscript ions hsve been 
recoided: Mary Mclntyrr; 910; I r. Emma Bur-
lelgh, >:>; Louis M.Judaon snd . oeepulne Sey-
mour, each | 1 . Totol received, $3,573.20, 
N T 
ENGLISH SCHOOL FOH Yot lio LADIB*, 
We desire to call attention to ad rertlaement in 
another column of a school for young ladies in 
England. 
Thoae who desire to have 
their 
daughters educated abroad can re ly with conti 
deuce on the merits or the eetat llehment o n -
ducted by Miss Woodward and Mlia Brosdstock, 
aa set forth la their publiahe< 
circular. A 
prominent gentleman or this city, to whom the 
school l» well known, speaks of It with unquali-
fied pralae. 
The Capital City" Band' U cngabed to furulea 
saaslc for the Fair and Cattle Bh< w of the Berk-
ahlrs County, Maas., Agricultural 8oclety, which 
s W H held st V'UUtitid, Oct. 4th utd out. 
r. 
t>U8lt. 
his "<V. 
it,t. -a i 
Iff" A Iloi^i Tu:Rf CA.PTt:p.Fr..—\ nain,'glv 
ing hia name as Henry Youug, ot Manchester, N 
H .biied a h >'se and wagon of A. T. Wilson, 
Unrie, Mass. 
After getting t e herse, Young 
drove to Vetmot't, when the animal showingslgus 
of g^vi"*; out, he ,trad:d it o:r for another with 
a man nam;d :;ico. 
A t e t^e trade, R ce began 
toeu;>e,i that the animal jd h >d Srsceived hao 
be«u stolen, and lie at .iiice star ted' on the track 
of the #upposei iiortu- thief 
Voung came on to 
Troy Moaday, wUero hi s o d the ostabilshmcnt 
to Robtrt Wager, r.i.civiug m payment a gold 
waW'u a:id $10, and a promise ot 6!U* the.naue 
niKht. 
Vtagfr uurpe'itine al. was not ight, de-
layed the iattcr payment 'intll yesterday. 
Iu the 
mcaV.lmj R. e anlv-'d sua reported it be fsi U to 
th% [M>iice. " hey ROO« found t.^e tulef and ar-
rwtfd bun whi:h unu y !-:d to the discovery of 
a 1 Ue prop -it . 'io f•!...' co;.fess:a the theftaa<l 
ga f* tr. Oi'u.; *« i«s :pa L>a •. 
I» »M :ouim\tt;o 
t> ,*i . 
. liT 
A^0i:..'t.- — A 
N A S S O * 
E J C \ •« ..'*<>« 
XIMNU K L L J D — A Utiuuo, empl >?ed tn l.cn^ X 
Bilsby's c^rrls^d mauut'i.tory, Nos. J-d t o J34 
Sjath i'L-arl s',.rct met with a severe ac ldunt 
yejterdiy. 
U J was on 'Je second flo;>r o: th>> 
b' tiding at '.ae 'laie, a id s >me if the woikmen 
*e.-; c g*g:d a lowering mat rial 'Vum theupper 
story to ths ti rat 1 >or by means o: the ponderous 
i°.<:jat)tla U«J. Ihe un'ort Lat<» man liappcued 
to be too uear '.it trap is tU-j alivatot was com-
ic; d>^v:i,uid, in uroer to nave utflneu from 
I'Cli'g '^i.lcd, .L?-;.»t out iiU hu-iU to push away, 
whet h.> *:m was cr.iglit jet^een the odgti y. 
the Tot .ijg ».:i ti.-.' ma. hlu", snd the llssh 1< oiu 
the saou.'iei t '.Ue ali.ow lltrrally 8ora;ied Irom 
•.lu* bonr. ob'cklng \]i- hes^7 elt vaiot iu Its ds-
Sciat. 
llo »ua cteased 'r JUI U:i uain:ul posit. >n 
as ^p"5i Mly »s -.iussU»l«. s j < »u'ey 
dene ;, ' 'o . a l 
M'j n\ ,»»BB ui a 
him. 
t S T A .»i»'»<»s'st i»ti«vi««T — Hkrni J|ni» \ 
colored mail,- ia, enr/.cy. J at the Co: grrss Usll .n 
the r s p s l t y ol waiter. 
David C. VarrLk aid 
ilen-y VMiilams* »o ^en;.omenof c >.or, a-.e like 
wiae employed theio lu a'similar ca >aclty. \ \ s 
teiday, 
iganl», having 
au oppo: .unity, 
weut 
th.o ich the tr-uA* of Varrkk aad \> lUams. and, 
as wad alle/ed, abet:ailed a number of article- ot 
i lothing. 
T liey were missed shortl,' alter, aud it 
also appeared that Sims hud vaulahei. 
The police 
were uotlu.-il of the theft, and .pi-1 before U c 
C onuccticv.t left the dock la*t cveuiag, Sims 
di^coverea on board with the lukoaln; property in 
his possession, 
tie was arrested, iiut on being 
br< n;ht before JusticeClute this m( rulrni for ex-
aiulna.ioii. the evidence as to whther he lisd 
stoltn the articles or not proved iu uMiclcut, and 
he wit d fiharKed. 
| » 
P\K*(>MIM: 
OI'B'MST..—The members of 
1 unity Methodist Church and coni;regallon are 
pr«-paring for a good tune on the e\eulbg of the 
•-•7tli. At that time they will opi u their new 
parsonic, now met being competed. 
This 
building ia 'he first One west i>f their chapel, 
fronta on Lancaster street, and only a few steps 
from tho^ark. 
It W a substantial md beautiful 
two .story snd basement brick bull ling, with all 
trie modem conveniences, costing about W.ixK). 
iThe church iBtiOoyingl^reat harmosy, Isprojpet 
ing, scd have a live aud genial minister. 
That 
psnonageopening will bean exccei Ing'y pleasant 
unit soclible atlair. 
The ladies profiisc to attend 
til to the tables. 
t«7~ M I . ^ M C - A t tlie annual itcstlr^g nf the 
I'liiu'ca of the Albany Sovereign Uhapler KJBC 
Croix, 1-^th Degree, A. and A. Rite, held at their 
fooms, ttu broadways the followlni; ottlcera were 
elected fur the ensuing year : M. W. aud P. M 
Tonnscnd londey : P. K. 8. W., .lames C. Bell 
P. K. .1. W , O. B. Sims, of Tro'; 
Trea»urcr, 
William U. Taylor; Secreturv, 11. D. LltUefleld 
"" 
of (J., D. M. 
of the. respon-
fjomstock was 
and conclud-
spt., agst. The 
Mr. William 
C. Roger was heard on the part ct the appellant, 
snd Mr. Daniel Pratt on the part pf the respond-
ents. 
No. 177 Ell F. Covey, reept 
York Central R. R. Co., applt, 
Pratt wsa heard on the part of tile appellant and 
Mr. W. C. Rager On the part of top respondeat, 
No. 188. Dennis MeCarthv and 
aest the City ol Syracuse, applt— 
Pratt waa heard on the part of tlifj appellant, and 
Mr. Oeo.ge A, Kennedy on the 
pondtnt. 
No. 1^'.». Anna Tel*, respt., agt. 
son and ano., applts. 
Submitted 
Proclamation made and Court abjourned. 
Day Calender for April '.J0tl\->i as. (J, l'.H, 181, 
IM, ',01,180, 147, ^00. 
Cot'isTV COURT, Apfil !•>.-« 
Ciute, County Judge. ' 
The car.o of Richard Heartt vs. 
ie the only one or impcrlince -c 
luud wa* glvin to the Jury at tw< 
an action brought by the ;>lainti 
others to recovei on i note. 
Kidjiard Heartt ou 
d^fendaut. 
. agst. Gilbt.-t 
3311 « • 
h.s own b-'haif, L B. Stevens fo; 
The case of George W. Betcdli 
Iluatar st al. r*as ief« rred :>y cosjseu?. of 
to A V. Di Witt, flifert! 
r o . i f x CC-JRT, Apr:. IC'.— 1.' 
Nomara sad Clu'e. 
John Bechte', n?g:ect:o< to 
Mary Ann , .oWnMed 
L'atr'.ck M,.ou-:y 
w-*».'.t a? .» 
netted 
.'.ohn Ci:: • •W *'t'. |J i'f^le 
cusrged. 
i 
jscuis l»em.iiey, Joan Omi: u, m i 
liris, 
iut i.:Ation , committed. 
.'oluv llac.-itV i"e;*l v o t o g . 
lomitUeJr ?o: 
l»:s»rain*ti'»». 
, 
bimon ChUBi, iVusIttad *j-itTi''y Ot 
It-j'.v 
. II >t lisp vwd >f-
Baauass; fi«tt< 
J^»* Nor: 3.-iDr 
fiich". 
iitr-r 
Msrtiu's 
I ct.ire on 8o:)al aud Domestic '.eforiiiVill take 
pla-o in tioolc^cal 11*1, on We ^;>da. --e^.i.g, 
tue f'tli lusL, at ti o'c J.lw 
f't»r" 3r:hAi.8et*a D.IAWE?S, 
N:,jtiT8unn» AMI i)K8»ai!<a-Oy»'»^, 
i'xc TOU'B L»oo-8;iiw Qi.ov 
I ' M : UiAt'H DoxssiN Ovi 
(•'»M'r (JuxroHSj SHIRTS 
. V ' I S V T . ^ . - I ; .so UAO.I 
At JOHN J 
-. ,'G :a'. .'.•u>:L-.inC'c8tom fthl 
V.»nifa.»/Ory, IcV- »•* 
, far"* M>. .UOt.i 
:•>•.»vss Ka^: 
Oamesstrelit 
Ail the iUlte:i•; 
sc-.vsd i ; at the »h^'t«f. aotl:«. 
8JB/* Taose ot our cltlieca wu< 
ehoule'. not ioe^s the op]>orturi:t* 
Beman, our popuhtr Optician, 
(lurteee adjusted by the hand 
f experience ou 
aclenUdo prluctple^. 
Mr. S,fU 
highly recommondud ">y ta« !no ikal proteeetou. 
Ue k^eps a dns stock of Ootipsi IuKtruments. 
No peddlen em vie 
sail »aw 
yeJ, 
B I A B R I K O 
At N*Maa. V. Y , April tl'.b, 
Krush, Mr. i,Ol IS T. STRAUC I 
M. KRIM, both of Naaaau 
eateat artistic 
ae dally press 
Principal, Marcii 4,1S*S». 
Paid under Grant... 
Present public deht. 
Interest charge, 18»»5 
Reduced In four years br payment and 
funding 
?... 
' 
Interest charge, tt«!». 
Reduced In two years b; payment 
Present interest obsrge. 
Total saving per ano 
A ' 
I 
C O M M E R C I A L . 
tbat m*y 
tf'tiacrlp'.loDS to toe remainder of t i e tiiOO.OOO.OOO 
of live percepts., which ire uneoxduloual, are now 
eolutfon, auffthe bonds will soon be Issued to tne 
vubserlbers, who can rec live a scrip certificate in ad 
vance, H tbey desire to >ay their gold or exchange 
I nlted Statts 6-80s at on :e, m the regtetered or cou-
uon form. Registered ti >nds will be Issued Of the 
denominations or $88, t l W, f508. 81,080. t».000 aud 
810,000, and coupon bon< • of each denomination ex-
cept the laat two. The li tereat will be payable in the 
I'nlted States at the ofllc > or the Treasurer, any As-
sistant Treasurer or del igaated depositary of the 
Government, quarterly, < o the first day of February, 
May, Aajfiiat and Novem »er. In each year. 
Tne bonds of the sever il classes aloresatd, and the 
Interest thereon, are exe apt from the payment of all 
taxes Or dues or the Un Ited States, as well as from 
taxation tn any form by < r under State, municipal, or 
local authority. 
Alter maturity, the boi ds last issued will be first 
redeemed, by classes, am numbers, ae may be desig-
nated by the Secretary of the Treasury. 
The reduction of the p iblic debt since the close of 
the war of tile rebellion, and tbe relief, at the came 
time, to the annual lm rden of interest, are as iol-
Principal of debt, lwi.1 
f2,TV>,<»95.275 
Paid under Johnson 
3tt5,5:»,:m 
* 
82.191,3tt».«04 
»5W,<HM,673 
t3.*18,31ii,3:U 
l51,d3i,OM 
•2V4W.501 
13,O5*,»06 
$114,316,554 
The proposed further Seduction of the annual Inter 
est charge upon the pu ilic deot by refunding is as 
fellows 
By exchange or $500,000 000 United States 
six per cents for new fl e p'r cents|or 1881 $5,000,000 
By exchange of $300,000 000 United Btatee 
•ix per cents for four a id a half per cents 
oMfiS* 
4,500,008; 
By exchange of $700,000 000 United States 
clx per cents for four |4r cents of 1801.. 14,000,OOU 
lm by re'nnding..$23,500,000 
The whole proceeds ol the new loan will be applied 
to the payment or rodem pi Ion and cancellation of the 
5-30 years six per cent, h onds. and in addition to these 
proceeds, the 5-2" s are n< w being reduced by purchase 
at tbe rate of $10,000,001 per month. 
C. C. MORVEliL, 
In charec of adve Vi'.rs United States loans. 
TnCASi'DT OFFICE, NEW TOBK, April 15. 
apl7 eod'Jt 
| 
, 
secure your 
BOYS'Ah D YOUTHS' 
B I 8 M A R C K A N O t o L A R E N D O N 8 U I T S 
lor Boys 3 to « ye rs, In American, Scotch and 
Knglish Castlmer >*. 
• H I R I D A N S U I 1 8 for Boys 5 to » years, la 
B ue snd llrown ^loths and Tricots—very tine 
goods. 
SCHOOL 8 U I T 8 
} ears. 
0 A 8 8 I M E R E 
S l | l T S 
W I T H 
D E R B Y 
O O A T , In all Sylos and ^uall tc«. for Uoys 
10 to 15 years. 
Y O U T H S ' SUITS! W I T H D E R B Y AND 
In all styles, ibr Doys 7 to 11 
A l a * * ? 
M a t i t o t 
r 
F O B « n Waaat Basnra Arau. i t . 
In ths geaeral aapect of trade aad comn erce 
there la bat little change to aote. Ia i ome 
branches s sllgh Improvsmsnt Is reported, ai |d In 
others a falling off. Ia ths manufacture de] art-
menta eoaaldsrsble activity prevails. Floui sad 
Wheat tales dull. 
Corn shows s slight lmpr >ve-
mtnt la ths demand, owing to ths searcetyof 
Wheat feed, Cora Mssl being taken la lta placs. 
Barley dall, ths weather operating aafavarably. 
Oats have beea fairly active. 
Pork products havs 
met with a fall. 
Wool remains firm with a good 
manufactory deaaaad. 
Other articles sre freely 
noted la the subjoined. 
FLOUR AND MEAL—The receipts from the 
Went are ample, sad, while there Is ao marked 
Increase In stocks, the market is qaotably dull for 
the season. 
Choice brands of both Amber and 
White Wheat move ntare easily than Inferior or 
ordinary grades, or even good bnt unfamiliar 
branda. The stock IB moderate for ths season, 
but fully equal to the present requirements of the, 
trade. In prices there is no change to note, and 
we quote: 
Common S t a t e . . . • . . . . . . • • • • • - • 
Extra State 
Extra Clab Wheat, trade breads. 
Amber State, extras 
Michigan andOhio Extras 
City Breads, Extra 
~ ~ . . . v 
Baxalland St. Louia 
~........~» 9. 
_ 
Rye Flour ia dull at $0. 
Corn Meal la steady 
and in goodjrequeat st $1 .«0@1 70 ty 100 lbs. 
_ GRAIN—Wheat dujl. The supply is fully equal 
to the demand, which la restricted to lo»l mill-
ing. 
Delhi is the favorite with them, though a 
few lota of Amber State and Western were re-
ported during the week. 
Holders, however, are 
firm, in view of the light preaent aad prospective 
supplies. 
We quote: Amber Bute No*. 2 and l 
at #1.65@1.68; Nos. % and 1 White Michigan 
$1.7001.85; do. do. State, $-*0@l.H>, and Delhi 
$L95, with Bales to-day; *l Two car loads No. 1 
White Ohio at $1.95: 8 cars Amber State at $16li 
delivered at Troy; 8 c a n Treadwell <t Wicks at 
$1 85. Rye quiet 'and held above buyers' views. 
A few small .lots of State changed hands st $1.15 
(oil.lo, but to-day only $1-1~>{ was bid by mineral 
Owing to the acarcity of Wheat Feed aad the 
increased demand for Corn Meil, Corn has a£ 
tracted more attention, but for the most part the 
market haa ruled in favor of the buyer. 
Prices 
are quotably 'ic. lower, and at the decline a good 
business w.e reported both yesterday and to-day, 
local millers being the principal purchasers. We 
qucte as the closing rating price, 76(§77c. for 
Wee tern Mixed, and 78c. for western Yellow. No 
Bslee ot Round Yeliow were reported. 
Barley very dall. with, but limited sales of 
Canada and State, owing to the unfavorable 
weather for malting. 
In fact the season lor malt-
ing two-rowed is over; six-rowed can bei malted 
to a much later date, it the atmosphere t oes not 
become too hot. 
We quote tbe market a little off 
on> all as follows: Two-rowed State, (5A00c., 
six- rowed do. 83@95c. and Canada West i l Q l . l s . 
For Barley malt there Is a good Inquiry and 
holders are firm. 
Some city malaters have Bold 
their malting, while ethers, who have stocks, sre 
holding on in the expectation of realizing advanc-
ed prices. There waa an order ia market yester-
day for 10,000 bn. which the receiver was uaable 
to fill st the current prices ot lsst week. 
How-
ever, we do not alter our quotations, but the 
market leana towards oar outside prices. We 
S
note: twe-rowed State, city made, at $l(al.l0 ; 
x-rrwed d o , tl.20Ql.251, and Canada 
Weal 
$lh(M1.40. • 
Oats firmer with sn improved demand at higher 
prices], The supply is moderate, and the market 
closedf Una at 07){(«'70c., the latter price for 
choice] White Western. 
SEED—Tbe demand for seed has been sctlve, 
owing to the fsvorable Improvement la the wea-
ther. <and for Clover the market rules firmer. 
While Large la rather scarce the supply of Medlam| 
Is good. 
We quote Medium at wholesale and in 
lobbing lota at 10\rillc, and largs 12^ 14c. Of 
Timothy the supply is ample and the market rules 
lower. Sales st $5 37@5.73. 
FEED—Is quite scarce and wanted, particular-
ly Coarse and Medium qualities, and will aell 
readily now at the following prices : Coarse, 
$1 56<ai 60; Medium, $1 00(<£1 65, and Middlings 
$1 T0(§1 90, which, on the former, is a largo 
Increase on laat week's prices. 
HOPS—The market remains steady*. 
Prime 
qualities are still sought sfter at our previous 
quotations. 
Receipts light. 
SALT—The demand Is good st prices cut rent 
last week. 
We quote.: 
W A L K I N G C O A T S . A lar«e lino stall 
Prices, 
> 
YOUTHS' FROCjK COATS SL VESTS 
for a fine Drees 8 nt, 
A FIH E LINE OF 
CASSIMxiBB PANTS, 
AT 
H o u s e h o l d * Fr«7Isism M a r k e t , April 1 9 . 
FsrmsTB havs bean ia huge atteadance'at U s 
market during tha past week, md the aupply of 
meats aad farm productej has bsaa baaattfal st 
reduced prices. 
Still most of I he offerings found 
eujsrs sit stass pries, and,, but few, If say, were 
takea 
t* the place from whence theyesaae, 
Applss ars much wsntad, If la lae coadlttoa, aad 
st bighea prices. 
Good Battel Is wanted. 
Egga 
ars plenty at quotation*. JDrlet Fruits are almost 
neglected. 
Southern vegftabUe sre coming for-
ward vary freely, and In a more healthy con-
dition. Voreiga Fruits ana bei omlng scarce. 
APPLES.'—Choice kinds, If la good condition, 
- 
— - Ja wanted, aad wee note tine Spitzen-
t $4^5.50 and Green nga $a@3 50. AU 
da a2^$3. 
Thtera i n a great many 
oa the market which ureeaaUy obaUasd. 
If*— Very fine qnaUtlas aell quickly at 
fair to good 25@$0c., tad mferior to fair 
iffcJ Incladlag tubs, rolla aad crates. 
CKTWHEAT FLOCK— Not wanted. 
, BEANB—Show aome Improvement ha the de-
Wand with Bales Marrows, $2."5@3.80; medium, 
$a.20Sj2U40. sad small, f^'2,25. 
inferior sell 
slowly 4t 60c.@$l.50 per bu. 
^ 
CRANlBERRlBS-Are uacaiaged. 
Cape Cod 
aell at «l4^lo, Sound Baya and Jersey $lu@i3, 
Soft snd frosted $3<ai0, aad by the bushel or 
crate $4l25©4.50, and by the q lart U^20c. 
DRIED FRU1T6-A11 kinds are very dull, aad 
we quote almoat nomiaally Di led Apples st b% 
8c. * ftj; Peachea are up to 20a30c. do.; Plums, 
26<§S&c.!do.j Raspberriss, S0<|30c. d o . ; Pitted 
Cherries. 80@»Oc. d a ; with tits, (Foreign) 16@ 
20c. do. I Blackberries, 10@13 d a ; Strawberries, 
90040 dp. i Whortleberries 25<. d a 
EGG»l-Are rather dull. 
Sal M fresh Hens, li(g 
80c.; Duck* 40c. and Geese 75<a£0c S doc 
FOREIGN 
DRIED 
FRUI1 %—Citroa steady 
at 40Q60C. • 
poaad; Rah ins, 15<BS0c. per 
pound; Prunes, 13@50 » 
1h.; Raiaina—Sul-
tana RSlalaa, 90^30 do; Xuits Carranta, 13(9 
M do.; Figs, email package a, 25A30 d o . ; 4 
and S » . boxes, W&D do.Tllttra Figs, 40 do.; 
Prunellsa, 40c. do. 
FOREIGN FRUIT8-Lemois$4(S;4 50 fl box. 
Orsagesr-Floiida $15 9 bbl.; do., West IndU, 
$8(^9 |) bbl.: Messlaa, la bo: es, $3(^1 50; snd 
VaTenctt, In cases, $8@11. 
GRAIES-Only White Mala re are in market* 
and the1' ars not eiaily obtaiaa >ls at $1 f7 D>. 
' GRAiS—Kye has fallen la value to $1.10«? 
1.17. 
OatS are higher and telling at 05@70c 
Corn lo rer and sells st 85@8Cc. 
HON I :Y—No inquiry and oul of season 
GAM S—fnchanged and n o t i n g new ia mar 
ket. Ji aeph Clark reports : 
Brook Trout. 
r r O g s . . • • • , • • • • • • • . • . . • • . . • 
Mallard Dutke (Canada) — , 
Widgeoae.» 
^ . . . . . . . . 
x e s t . . . . . . . . . . . . • • • » • • • • • • « 
Squabs 
, 
~ . - . - ~ 
Pigeons, flight 
Pigeons, stall fed.,~.~«••.. 
* io v or ••! •••••*•<•>•••**••• 
English Snipe 
~ 
Reed Birds. 
~. 
^ 
CornBiipea 
Cinvaai Back Ducks 
Red He ids 
i 
_ 
- - ,, 
MEATS.—While the market rules very languid 
thera is but little, if snj, chanjetoaote in pneea. 
Beef la freely ottered at 5ffll0(. for fore aad 11@ 
13C. foi hind quartern. Muttca, 6#)18c by the 
carcass, sad 15c. for hind Baddies. Lamb, lOaiSc. 
by the iarcaas, and 10@15c. l i quarters. 
Pork, 
light P i n , from 80 to 100 l b s , 9X@10>i; over, 
8<a9X, and la oaartera I O Q I S C 
„„ ^ _ 
MAP .E SUGAR-Abundant at 13030c. w » 
includii \x all kinds. 
OMC NS—Are becoming scares 
aad much 
looked ifter. 
Sales Red and 1 ellow $3.75^1.50, 
and Wllte$6@«. 
- 
w „, 
POTi LTOES—Are not so pie aty. 
Peach Blows 
bring $ 1.50 « bbl.; Prince Alberta, $3.35. 
Chili 
l: 
1 
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(XGLOGKP. 
FBOX EUBOPE X< >DA\ 
•J&1 
T H S R E B E L L I O N IX F l 
1.aw « 
o u t . , 
I I U « ; * O I I » » » I » " ' - ' -
Pinks 3L73(£$$, and all other k nda $3^2.50. 
~ 
ly Isisry abundant, and 
Sales] Spring Chickens, 
73(3$S, 1 
.TRY—1 
ooaocoa FTjra, 
280 IS. barrels....$3.10 
900 B> bags 
1.40 
Bushels 
40 
soioa saxa. 
800ftbbls.[c]....$3.iJS 
Bushels Ic) 
56 t , bag I c] 
-
aSom.bbls. [f] . . 2.50 
r i c r o a v FILLID DAIBT 
340 % baga 
.$3.:;o 
50 B>baga........ 
BZTBA taaLB, 
B a> baga . . ) . . . . . , 
10 » baga . . U . . « . 
aOBbags ,.l 
10 ft boxes. 
8 0 S boxes... 
» • • m* * + 
akainBt the New 
J rgued—Mr. D. 
•there—Respts. 
irgued—Mr. D. 
part of the ree-
Sel'uu Ciiloert-
IIUFT, WILSON &, OO.'S 
CORNER 
BROADWAY ArND MAIDEN LINE. 
apT MWAFlm 
;ra Uon. J. 11. 
ohn Van Du^en 
llul on ai yet, 
o'clock. 
It U 
on the p'art of 
e »r-;at"c 1 M'--
"ippitt v i wifo 
I. U : V e ; - i a -
'i (rlliSH ; J'.i-
Myia* 
j o n c T 
THE 
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE IMS. CO. 
S l T l d a a d s P a i d In 1 0 7 0 
$ 9 , 8 0 0 , 0 0 0 
DividaadB F a y a b io i n 1 8 7 1 . 4 2 5 0 , 0 0 0 
TOTAL D1V1D CND8, (TWO TEAR9, 
Over 8lx arte a Half Millions I 
Over Ao.OOO members Insared for about $190,oO(VKX). 
, C ver Ten Thoasand 1 oliciee issued iu 1870. 
Annual Income, over $10,000,000. 
Expenses of manage sent do ring last officially re 
ported year, Uli'.t, low »r than any other American 
Company—only 8.89 p< r cent of income. 
PKCK. A MLLHAQtf 44* Broadway, Albany, 
General Agents Tor State of New Vork. 
MlrftlawSlv 
TO LET A »D FOR S ALL 
A FINE SUITE OF OFFICES 
T O L E T , 
O n Secolnd Flool* of 
BUILI>I7)€i 51 NORTH' PBIRL ST. 
Sfjvnral 4?mall Oilloesj. 
A lVL1 TO 
B D W I W B A r r O R D , 
69 S t a t s 
f t r e s t 
L. 
x 
. only $1.?'),* 
UilTBKS, 
k»U 8U1BTIV>««, 
1M1 S\< JVS, 
P A o s a 
t sua Collar 
-.vi Broadway. 
VS. iNT, N j . P 
1 c *'as 5o*tion 
a
\Q I.y.'—r.-om :*t f May .>r Jiue. * Urge Kurn' 
. Isnea.lio'ise, near me village 01 c:n>tUe:en; sell-
d)lc lorgonteel HUTU on r Boarding Hou<<e. iniinlrc of 
i. V, VAN JOKB*.N, j.asuetoniv-pot. 
»pH Si\ 
riti> LIT-The wppei pat*, of Ho-isi l:'i WanhiotTtou 
JL uvetii'O, to a sms 
iam:'y 
Alio, the lower part 
to a ein»i; ramfly ol !«' tea. vhi> v* I i>o*rd m elder'y 
Uay. 
ID ini:c at 1* I>i ve 4lrect, coruer of Washing 
t>aaven*e. 
ap'.tf lw 
I
jWU BALK AND f > L2T-tha rtiock of a vera 
1 desirable Wholenle and Ketii: Iteao'y Made 
riothina KsUbhiiim it on Siae atrscl, douig a fine 
anii profitable hai!acf>. wiili Lease of the 8lore. al a 
towrtnt. or without tie Store, which will be rented 
s'l>arxt"!>. Wi: be so d cheap and un accommodating 
'erms, for cash and ctid.i, or will eich»n>e for oth.>r 
i.roixiMr. Owner relieves fruu the citv. Iuiiuire 
:mm.:l'.afyoi 
UKNNITT A MALCOLM, 
au:s 
Bea' 1 suw Agents, ss SU'.o stree'.. 
F 
A KM 'ii New Scotland, 
fichasue lo' proj s: tr iu tta c 
ap'.S 
WM. W - n r y 
Albany Co 
asue io' projss:IT iu tta cltv. 
WM. W. (.OtTANT, a£Tchaar.e 
L
Ct'M, r o R SALS 
Dudley avenue. 
bir'r-'t a d-.'siranie Lots on 
for tciius, np >ly IOMATTBKW 
VVAtLA< X 7U5 Broa< way. 
si>17 liu_ 
T
O LBT-Tao sccoi d tloorof *co,utnod:o.is lli.itii 
ou llumi'.toti sircijl, fihr ICI'HK three r'lotu^ and 
To 
l. e: 
1c U 
u e Sy« 'iia.« a 
>i ^aliiux oi VIr. 
Kit have their 
veil lutoirn. IKCJ 
Oroadwiy, 
Albssy. 
the Rev. V l 1 . 
'.o Miss St SIK 
DIBJD I 
Aiuil V.»th, 1ST1, iu Albany, at 
her brothei iu law, James F" 
daughter of -'ohn F. Tnylor, o\ 
acd wife of Daniel L. WAWy, 
the -3d jeir of her ajte. 
, The relatives, friends and r 
rcsp«cMully Invited to attend be 
ti"* rrsldf ncc ol 
M4sV>. MAltY L., 
New S.otUud, 
f Bethleheui, in 
ludlntancoa are 
funeral, Friday, 
the"-: 1st Inst., at 11 o'clock, frolu No. 173 Lan-
caster street, and at 'J o'clock fr im the KMorrued 
Church at New Balem. 
0t 
li. 
I.ODUB haa rrc-Hcit ano 
l'«aoUlul French llaiillne i:a 
t'l-n on's Pantaloona. nluue; wltli 
vsiirly for nobby »utt«. 
; Hospitaller 
I
>lANO COVKKH, Stamped, Km ;io*sed, Kuibrold-
cfiil. iii all tbe Niirii'tire aud ti.il>"*. nt ttiu TOWCL 
1 Sto.nwiy 
api'j 
iimrkAl'Tires, at CLLIKTT <K SilNS 
AvcMr, 
Dolavau House Dloclt. 
CNl'KNT ViUAUTKH-81Ci VNO WATCHES. 
J anU 8.her Cuses, at 
HENRY I 0WLAND9', 
Importer or Diamond* Waiohe*. * C , 
84 dute strcif. cor. Broadway. 
H
ALI.L-S HA11I t K N P W E H , 
Ual i^ its OriRiuai Coler, ft 
r. M. MURI 
ttflifi pi ess. 
;:* ,i»f street^ 
HALE OH KtiOUANGK- A h .-e-Morv »nJ 
utsrrav'nt brick li ;ai<e, w:ib t< i.•> >-n. .<".-.ti--t'on 
tntll-m Hircnt, bet veen I'ti;' ;> nu.i V.^-ie ^tr*t)ts. 
V erv desirable. Iu.n: reof 
so:.' 
WM. B. CO XANT, : Bioaacifc »iii;a.nfc". 
U*OR 
JP l>as 
iTamtlt 
f | W LET—Furn'.shi' 
sirab.c 
i lio-iae. Owners t) t>e it>son-
B' 
p: 
hsr 
IOSFOU those 
mores,Yor Osn-
Coatlngj ol every 
aplt« 
or Restorius Gray 
sale by 
IT, M. D. 
Chemist nd Druggist, • 
(successor U> C FrothtnKham,! 
Ms Broadway. 
apl'.t 
N T n F DlSTTtlCT COIHT <|K THE 1NITKD 
_ STATKS FOH JT1IK NOUTI1I KM VtSTUU'T UK 
NEW YOHK.-ln llie uwiter ol < corgc \y. flawrs a 
bankrupt. 
' 
' 
I 
•:s FOH tritK 
(K.-ln flic u 
-North 
ankruptcy has bfcon 1«HIH-C1 
In Bankruptcy-Northern Dtstri :t of Now York, ss • 
A warrant tn Bankruptcy has b ten loniu-d i 
Court aK»lnft the estate of Oeor^ i W. Uawes by said 
I. of Al-
'ork,la 
bany. In the county of Albany and fc «to ol Now 
said district, adjudircd a bankrupt inon the petition of 
his ci editors; and the payment ofi uy debts aud thu <toi 
livery orany property belonginR to * ild bankrupt, to him 
or to bis use. atul the trausfur Of « jy. property hy him. 
are forblildin by law. A meetni; of I ho aredltorn of 
said bank nipt, to prove their debt* aud to ohoosr one or 
micro a»cIfruuos of Uis estate, will' u • held at a Court of 
^Bankruptcy, to hr holdou at Alba ty, In sstd district, 
on the twe'flh day. oI'May. A. D. 1H 1, at 10 o'clock A. M., 
•t the ofnee of A. H Voorhoos, Bs< ., one of the llivik-
ters In Bankruptcy of said Court 
ISAAC F. QU1NBY, L". S. Marshal,, 
as Mesaenir'V. 
lly ABCUIBALD YOCKO, Depm f U. S. Marshals? 
Measenffer. 
Tatosias B MORROW, Xfq.. Att iruoy Tor Petitioner, 
Albany, H^Y. 
apl» i t / 
—FIVE THOX78 1ND D"LLAH8 TO 
Loan on BpndL and Morurags, l l 
A • 
HLaajAHT 
w u T i n -
A , s t y U r t » i U ^ O ^ s a ^ l e a v | » 
roar measure at 
aobbi 
the rear, 
*^*7 ••f'BajEjBa 
BaajajBwSBBjp 
00 
, 1 
13 
25 
15 
,a7 
Backs Aehton Salt $tt.25. 
LUMBER—Although a fair demand has existed 
throughout the week, and tbe sales have been to 
a fair extent, Including one or 500,000 feet Black 
Walnut to New York parties, still we cannot 
look for any degree of activity in this branch of 
trade until supplies begin to bo .received by 
canals.' From present indications the prospect 
is that a good business will be experienced here 
during tbe coming season, as a good decree of 
activity now exists in most of the Eastern and 
some of the Southern markets. 
As to the future 
of prices, much will depend upon the quantity 
coming forward, which is now variously estimat-
ed. 
As yet, there is no improvement in prices to 
note, and ths ruling to-day on til important arti-
cles li the same as at the openi ag. 
LEATHER.—For Hemlock £ ole the market ha* 
experienced bnt little change since our last. A 
little more business has been done without change 
in price. 
Receipts and stock I ajr. The business 
in both Rough Leather and Calf cJkins has bsen 
limited. 
Bales within our quotations. 
Stock 
We quote: 
B. Ayres, middle, V * 
POULTRY—The suppl 
tbe den tend not active. ^ ^ , . 
„ 
from Ibiladelphla, at 1.50(913 * pair. »ad Ca-
pons, fi omthe same place, atSB@l0c. a) D>. rhil-
adelphi s Turkeys at 3s@40c. 11 » . , snd from our 
own c( unty 25(<f 30c. 
We qu< te Turkeys st :W@ 
35c. f lb., Fowls 18<g',>8c. aid Ducka 25@30c. 
Geese i re not named. 
VEG ETABLES—Asparagus made its appear 
ance In market yes tarda v. It was srrown In the 
open al r and In the lmmedli te vicinity of our 
city, a id sold at $1 V buacl i The s>esmer of 
the 15 h from 
Savannah landed Green Peas, 
TomaV *s,Cucumbers, String Beanaand Squashes 
at Newf York on Monday, and ihey are now ob-
tiKht, 
Sols, 
do 
do, 
Sole, 
do. 
do. 
do. 
do. 
do. 
do., 
light, 
U n>..~ 
do., 
heavy, *j l b . . . . 
Orinoco, etc., mid'le, f •>. 
do., light, li » . . . . . . « . . 
do.,heavy,W m . . . . . 
good dam'd, all kinds, 
poor dam d, all klnds^ 
mid. and over, Oak, 
"J 
f » . 
th. 
» . 
ft. 
lor s*;e < 
Inquire ol 
Bui'.a.nft. 
itu'iclng three r'lom^ 
.iLiu:u.»liOi]. In [litre »t 
ap!4 
do. alii lighter licmlock, 
do. cropped 
BcUeo, 
do. 
R«)u*h, 
do. 
Uppiir, tiabbert 
do. 
KJoti, U ;m:ocU, « b . 
do.| <)«K. V * 
• 
CalWkins,OaS, a) •>.; 
^ 
Calfskin*, UCUI.OCK, a a> 
do. 
French, v » 
do. ia rough, Oik mi Htm. f) • 
Sheop Koans, all colors, a) doi.. 
She^p linings, ail colors, fj dos.. 
aarnaea, Oak, f 
ft... 
„ 
do. 
Hemlock, • 
ft 
lMh 
6. 
Union, a) 
ft 
. ^ ^ 
Bridle, black sad rassst V a l i a . . 
1LDE8 AND SKINS-There Is ao c&angi ia 
prices or Domestic Hides, the demand continues 
moderate. 
For Calf Hkius In hair there has been 
very little inquiry during the week; 
stock iu-
creasing; prices generally held above views ot 
buyer*. 
We quote. 
Gr. salted sVra,tri'd aad c u ' d , » ft. 9><i9 
10 
wr.S-t4l elf skins, veahstri'd and e'd, 
^ 
l.'JO 
spia 
NEW 
do. 
do, 
dairy, sach. 
IU I11.-0 
i *0bBitT T. SHERYA.V, 
isr>i 
__^ _ 
c North I'eari -i-gnt, 
f.M>K aATk. OU t c HKV1—the new modern at tie 
JC .luish, ll.iL'csior, , bas«ai>nt and sutcellar btiok 
Uousv.iorncrof L in >er and Ten BroocL streets. TA,1 
'he nmdtrn iuipro-.<r en<>«—^sl, water, heater, hath-
lue tubs, rpeakinw I li )B, Ac. Inqi.Ir oc tin preinisci. 
f--U) 
ROBT. A8PINALU 
KA: TIFl'L IU I M M ) LOTH FOK bALE, on 
;oo li»i kS o( tii' ludsoti, conimandintr aflnc auJ 
oit< I.HIVC vlt » ol the river. Mid other alMO*t aae'iuaj 
ed tcencry. 
Lots loc^.od at Mnyvesatt, near the vll< 
lai?o. Apj'.) to 
ni.ti im» 
OEO.JV*'. ItAGLY. onifhc prcmise> 
>R 8ALK OR t i l L E T - K i o m lVt day of May 
D xl, four Dwel Inv Uonses, ime Ta«ern stand 
and store atuched, ill In pood order, wttbgaiden, 
trull tries, pUuty o water. A c . in the vl!la>;c ot 
K.nowei-> H>, fornici ly known At the Ciouusc pro 
perl*. 
Inq-ilreorJAM. KKKMUOI.T8. on the prem; 
sos, or or A . M U i a i LAi-UlM, Broadwsy, Albany, 
:lp;,r> lUi* 
T
O II MBLHMtN AND UAPITALlSTS.-FOtt 
flALl.-Two 
lar ;c 8»w Mill Batiiblislinicnts. 
owt.!n« xnl tonirollii « from'750 to 1000 squnre milas 
Of turner I mils. V ill be *oid ch ap and on oisy 
terms. Aptly to CiJtBRAY A ROl TH, Lumber 
and Commission Me chants, Montreal ai.d oaebec, 
Cscsda, or of 1K>FB& AN A ROWLAND, Hon. Estate 
Brokt re, r>5>£u!e stre it, Albany, N. Y., where ;>;»u-
ot the )>ropsrty and It lontory msv he seou. 
api-i 
F
UK BA1B OK ixCHANtJB FOR CITY PRO 
PBMTY—A bis uiul Countr.v hesidence aad 
F:irui of Hliout 100 t' roe it Killing sod v»llcy lani, 
sitiiatt'd HCVOII milos from Surat'^u Hprints. N. T., 
Hid throe fourth- of a UM 
lr«>i|i a liilroid depot. 
The tsnd is well enlci Iste'rt lor raising vegetables for 
the Saratoga market, lor 'jr*jin,' oryoncril larmtnu 
purposes. Prnll ol a ! kind?,lire garden, strawborrv 
bnt, Ai., Ac. Biitlr in^-s rommodtons, delivhtralfy 
situated and In pe: ut onirr. Price moderate and 
terms arcomiiiodatu <r. 
1'orsorrion' immndiaielf 
Inquire Ol IhS OWut,, ROUT. F. TODD, 311 Broad 
wsy. Albany, K. T. | 
^ s p u im 
F
IR BALE—Store Prcpi-rty and Produce Business 
In the rloiirisliiuf viliitKe o( coi'lesklli, ^chohane 
^olnjj at presor.t 
sewherc, offers the above for 
comity, N. Y. Feed. General I'lod'i.-e and ^inpptnK 
busiuchs ertsbllsbcd lor several years and uow iu 
Hiu'i'Cfsful operation 
Tbofgw 
onortijcd lu business 
safe cu liberal terms J It Is the only store or the kind 
In tbe olnce, la adlol sing the Stit-qnohanua Railroad 
Depot, and Is a rare i ipportrtnHy for one deslrinc thn 
kind of business. Pi ice, $fl,9flo. one half or Store ol 
which caa remain on bond and mortgage. If desired, 
for a term of years. As ths Vaslness I- strictly cash, 
a larceand aafe busi ic«.-> can be done on small capi-
tal. Possession as oon as desired. This opportu 
nity will remain opei hut >\ short time. Inquire of 
the owner, HOBT. 1. TODD, 811 BiOadway, Albany, 
N. T. 
apin lm 
six 
in. 
LET—The prpmises No. ttno 
•rs st>ove C 
tfVjSO, suitable for a manufactory. 
Also, the laree tl ree-atory bricigUouie, No. 
Broadway, suitable f ir a boardingdrorffe. 
Also, the laree Bull ling sou (hoist corner of C>lo 
nle and Montkomer • streets, known as the Birt 
Brewery, s ntable foi a storehouse. 
Also, a large Front Room in build ins *30 Broad way 
third floor. " 
Also, the laree three-story and ba«ement brick 
Mouse, No. 418 Madl on avenue. 
Also, the laree tiree-story and bassmsnt briok 
House, No. MCO Broidway, Has all the moderu lui 
provemonts. 
Also, tbe Barn N<. bi Broad street 
suitable (or. 
keeptstr five hemes. 
Apply to 
J. M. P. LIGHTBODY, 
R «1 Betate Agent, 4JO Broadway. 
raaaa, d t r slaughasrsd, prtats..^ 
, l » i 21 
OIL ASD TALLOW—Tanneri' Oils are with-
out alterations either in price or demand. 
8a.es 
light at quotations. 
Tallow ia very steady, with-
out change in quMations; stock zooi. 
**t 
suote: 
L*bradOfOod,a)gull0B....„^; 
nQttc. 
Straits, purajp gaTloa 
^ ^ ^ . l 
aoa^Oo. ' 
Bsmk, pure, a* gVa:oa 
_ _ 
I 
K<3?iOc-
Neata foot, country, f g a i i o a . - ^ . 
1.50ffll.25 
Taiiow, SJft 
- ^ . ^ ^ 9 aVJaTc. 
*ItOOT9 AND BliOES-There has beea a steady 
and increasing demand for all kinds of aeasonabie 
goods durlag the past week, many dealers from 
the country and the West having visited th-i 
market in person 
utd orders from traveling 
agents ha7e come la icite freely. The pricei 
res'.f -ed, especially on light iroods, are generally 
unsatisfactory, purchasers look lair for a decline 
even while the cost ol production revalue un-
changed. 
W e i u o t e 
Btaa'e haad sawed Fr. call boots 
Me a s pegged tap iole calt boots — 4 
Men's pegged pump sols calf boom.. 
'i. 
Men » pegged X X tip bOk>ta . . U - — 3. 
Mea's 't>eggedtap sole lup nootf — _ 3. 
Mea'a pegged Up sole calf >MU , . ^ — 8 
Mea's pegged Up eoie kip bsus .. _ ^ . 1 
8«7* psgged Up sole Fr. csif j o o a ^ i 
Boys pegged Up sola kip 000U . . 
8 
?oy»»P«K(Ktd Up sole calf bate . . . . ^ 1. 
»*>*» pegged Ui» solo kip bais 
1. 
Youths pegged Up »ole calf boots . . i 
Yotktbs pe*gwd Up sole k.p boots... s 
Children's pegged Up sole kip boou. 1 
Somen's sewed ».id Poliab booto • — 8 
Women's sewed goat Pol lab. boOU... -
Women'e sewed P. u. Polmh boots.. 2. 
Womeu's sewed <ierge Pollahi boota.. 1 
Women's pegged goat Pollahj booU.. I 
\Somen's pegxJd ?. O. Poliah booU. 1.71 
Women's pegged goat Bali...'_ 
« 1. 
Women e pegged?. G. Bale . . ^ ^ « . 1. 
Women s pegged calf Bals 
^ „ 1. 
Misses' sewed goat Polish booU . • ^ . I. 
Mirtses' sewed serge Polish boots . u . 1. 
Children's sewed gost Polish boots.. U 
Children's sewed serge Polish booU. 1. 
Children's peered buff Polish boats.. 1.00(1 
l'Kt»V1810N8.—Siuceour lsst thettndeniy has 
been to easier and lower prices for the entire list 
ol the Hog prpduct. 
Tne decline has not in-
creased th« volume of trade, many thinking the 
bottom has not beeu reached yet.[stocks are 
ample and held with firmness. 
W e i u o t e : Mess 
Pork $.'0(421; Clear. *&• Boneless, $24, Hams, 
l ^ i i o c . ; 
Shoulders, 
l\<& 13c ; Smoked Fee!. 
«0.. 
Lard, in tierces. X-UMiUJv.; tubs. 13)4^ 
Uc. 
sweet Plckielrai.a, lS>4(<rUc; do. Shoul-
ders, 10c.' Heel Rains, $ 3 1 , W J . 
Mess 
Beef 
noo mal f v ^ i o for State, $U ($l8 for extra West-
ern, 
At the close there are *ome Indication* of 
iHitfrovtmeut in the niarket for Mess Toik and 
l.at'd. 
Choice new Butter is still wanted. 
t ha* 
come 101 wa:it in scauly supiiiies, and haibeen 
p eked up quickly on arrival at full prices The 
auttply of ail other grades is good, and tley are, 
sc.'libgslowiaat ibout the current pri-sj if last 
week. tNe Muote chol e new at SSurW; fair to 
*0<p! . t e w * l i - ^ i - l . 
1'oor old and new BUeaked 
Cheese without 
Important change- But lit-
tle flue old to be found, while of all other quali-
ties then is a good supply. 
We -luote line old 
Factory, 'MlBS'c; fair to good do., 15(§15;-|ic. 
and| poor, SyirLie. 
Eggs—Fresh SUte are somewhat acarce, and 
sell at 18c* ftc. While of Western and Canada 
there is an abundant supply, at 10<ai8c. 
' 
The stock of Bean* is light and the aaarket 
miles firm, particularly fori fine quantltlee. We 
quote Marrows 
$a<3U.40l 
Pea and medium 
$&jH@8.:» and poor at Irregular prices. 
WOOL—There is a ateady demand at firm 
prices. The stocks are very much reduced. In 
fact there Is notfclug in the bands of dealers but 
a little Pulled, and aa the season for making 
Pulledi« ool ia over the market will soon be bare 
of all kinds. The business of the week sum up 
C>5,C00 tt>s., snd includes ths following loU 
S4 t«0 »*. Extra Pulled, on ; . ;. 7 . I . 
•4000 8»s. No. 1 Pulled, on 
2:000 lbs. Super Pulled, on 
"In/in «v« tr—A. 
u—•._* 
^ 
:: 000 lbs. Extra Pulled, on 
4 IWO fts. No, 1 Pulled, on 
1 000 lbs. Buper Pulled, on 
F< »R SALE. 
A
DEHIBABLR I K8IDENCB AT 8TUYVBSANT 
Landing, Colan bla County, formerly owned by 
the late Abram B. Hi tton, Esq., 18 miles from Albany, 
and within two mil ntes walk or the Hudson River 
Railroad depot, sit ated on dry, elevated ground, 
with a comtnandrni: view of the Hudson and sar-
ronadlnga. All aeoseary Information wUl be fur. 
nlshed on applying 117*1 Brsadway. Albany, N. Y. 
mbasaWfrewAwU^ 
W
ALL SCREEN AMD 
Wned. 
saUtQ 
, 
, 
TOWEL RACS; t.Jx~ 
Ocaaa entaLiadlspsTiBable,cheap. 
E, B, WAT80M. 0 Plain street. 
P-t. 
p.t, 
P.t 
P-1 
1,000 lb*. Exlra Pulled' at" ." .' . i .' . ., 51c 
5,000 fta. Super Pulled, at .
.
.
.
. . Ho. 
3,000 lbs. Super Pulled, on .
.
.
.
.
. 
P-1. 
0,000 fts. SUte Fleece, at 
-»7Xc 
Receipts per Central railroad during 43 hours 
ending 8 *• M , April 19: 
A. E. Utflord i<c Co., 10 pkgs. pass; -Mills & Mc 
MsrUn. 105 bbls. flour; 1 ) 7 N . Glaxler, 115 bag! 
wheat; O. E. Lanslag, 150 bags wheat; Elmore A 
Leonard, 2 ears barley; W. Teller, 87 baga barley; 
JjWUson, 86 bales wool; E. J. Week*, 50 pkgs. 
cut meat; Taylor dc L , 50 bbla. flonr ; l*. * 
Smith, 190 sides leather; Qulna & Nolan. l4l0 
malt; C. A H. Russell. 50 bbls. floor; E. Gay 
CO., 4 ears barley; A. McClura, 24 bbla. pdtroH 
leum; Preston A Tower, 2 car* oaU; J. Trafy 4 
CO., 50 bbls. whiskey. 
By the Albany aad Suaquahsana railroad , _ 
. E. M. CarpenUr A Co.. 188 bals. floar,J W 
gaydeu, 100do. do.; W. Rattooae, 100 do._do 
Suf 
cars 
rkgs. cat Astt 
h f l E 
j - > : : 
bm 
75 yv n>. 
.00"% n>. 
1.46(^1.50 « pair. 
50 y pair. 
40%^ pair, 
dos. 
d o t 
d o t 
doz. 
dos. 
d o t 
AffCE* 
t 
F R O M 
W A S H l W C T O o f . 
A a f i a d e l i v e r e d Speecat—Samaer v s . F i s h 
- C o a t e a u a l a t c A 
Carnage i a t h e T r e a s -
ury Deaaa-taaeaf-AM 
E x t r a 
E i c c a u v e 
Session of t h e S e n a t e i n J a n e . 
eije 
V i g o r of t k e C o a t a a a a i s r s - H e a r t L o s s e ^ 
—Tkc Govevaaaeat T r o o p s 
V i c i l l a t i a g . i 
LOUDON, AptU 19.—Datsils ol th » lighUag o l 
Moaday, at Aapierea, ahow that t ie Vertallle^ 
forces compellsd the CommunisU to evacuate 
the town, but < id not themselves oc< apy i t The 
Communists, n 'the afternoon, rei ccupied ta^ 
place, where 
ihey were again attacked in th^ 
evenirg by U e Versailles troops. 
During the 
Bight there wis sn incessant fuel!ade, snd the 
govern s e t t fores maintained their ^os:.tioi wlti 
difficulty.. 
1 
• 
, 
A despatch Irom Paris, Tuesday 1 vening, says 
tLe Versailles 1 rmy has not reaumed he oflsneive. 
The belligeren s, though confrontlni; each- othe^, 
are actually s sparated by the lata id of Gram 
Jatte. 
The Communist losses yeterday wei 
very heavy, aid the National Guar La arc greatljy 
discouraged br their suffering and lessee. Im-
mense quantit ea of ammunition hive been dis-
covered in eel] ars la Avenue Du Tro ;adero. 
] 
A special to toeSUndard says, the ipirit evincejd 
by trie V ersailles troops is uusatiifactory, ami 
discipline 1* winting. 
% 
The same correspondent says it is )robable that 
the insurgent! will 
evacuate Asnleres 
to-day. 
There are rumors ot changes in the French Mid-
ietry^ 
\ . ( 
| 
• ' 
A despatch fr'om Paris, Trfesday evenins, rt-
porte a violeit cannonade at Maillot gate and 
NeuUly, 
. 
' 
VEBSAILLBS April 19—The Versailles troops 
carried the woods of Colombej. 
A : arge number 
of 
huurgejiti 
were killed, wounded and made 
prisoners ia the.encounter. 
Asa eres is now 
.threatened on]both sices byGovenment forces. 
LoNDo»,*AprU 19.—A despatch f n m Versailles 
to-day, aaya that government troops occupied 
Asnieree yestirday, driving the eneiiy across the 
Seine aad cap arlng aome prisoners. 
Loss or tae 
Versailles tro >ps was email. 
A bat tery has been 
placed In a position which prevents 1 he Insurgents, 
from using the bridge which erases the river 
from Clicby to Asnieree. 
The ins ir^cnt trooft* 
were quiet aid fLeir batteries sile it during l « t 
night. 
Uinabl) at Joseph Clark' 
a tw »P*I»O. 
Tomab tea, 80@4Qc. f qt 
Cucumbers, 40@60csh 
Spiasg!, . . 
4 0 e . » q i 
Mst.s<iusshss,20®50sh 
Lettuc s, 
10c. V head 
8alslfy| 
35c. ¥ buach 
New Street Po. 81V pk. 
Old do 
. 1 . 60c. » p k 
Bor.OntonslSQaOcf &>. 
Chsrlo s, fie. V bunch 
Raddls ies, 8c. f| bunch 
W^e quote: 
OLD WINTBB. 
CarrbU, 
25c. V peck 
Tunips, 
35e. V peck 
Potatoes, 
50c. V peck 
Beeti, 
85c H peck 
Csblage, 10@15c.Vhd. 
Garlck, 
80c. a) string 
Leeks, . 5c. V bunch 
Si 
M I S C E L L A N E O U S 
F O R E K If N E W 
: CONKERBKCS 15 BRLi BKL3 
12onfcrence{is 
n the discussion of th 1 question *of 
Tti.c 
BRUSSELS, April 19.—The Peace 
'still engaged 
frontier of 
settlement of 
alow. 
HBBK I^OLLn<OKR KXCOMaCNlCATSD, 
France and Germany, 
the financial question 
Sage 
Para lips, '25c. y* bunch 
and Thyme.10c.bb 
GRAJTB COAL, FOJc 
EXUIWES, 
FOR JBALI 
CoriJer IE'UKIC anil fludMoii Streets. 
•••++H 
-H-
PRE88E8 ' 
OIO. B. BOTT. 
NEW TYPE I 
EVERYTHING NEW I 
IJ. I I . B ^ J J t t O l C l i 
Is IOV trepared to do all kin 4s of Book and Job 
Printlrgin lbs best New loili style, at M North 
Pearl sreet. Give him a dall. 
apt; d_lw*8_;f_ 
M A c | H I N f l B O L T S . 
, 
OA.&S I A O I l B O L T A, 
oonou uonmw*, 
H o t & Oold P r o s s l d Wilts & W e s h o r s , 
IN FULL A886KTME»T. 
, 
L. P R O Y M A S O N , 
T I B 3 1 
B O t T » , 
w. W. wi 
LOME ON, A irll 19th.—A despatch 
aUtea that H irr Dollisger, the dlstlugulahcd Ba-
;iaa, has been excom nunlcsted iby 
oK 
varian theolo 
the Pope. 
t
 
L HOUSE or COMMONS 
LONDOX, April l'.».—In the Houselof Comrho) 
lsst night, i t . Gladstone spoke in opposition^ to 
the reeolutio 1 for the discontinusne e of the tele-
graph and toetal service on 8unlays, on ihe 
ground that t would deprive a.larj;e numberj of 
people of enployment. 
The Prenler also l p -
raccceded 
in defeatin 
Lhe naval adminiatrati 
posed, aud 
censure on 
arising from 
The House, upon a division, susUlied the Gpv 
ernment by i'i majority. 
LONDON, 
money, 93% 
OS'*' for botlj. 
of 18)2, 90}^ 
1-ATEST.—I 
for money, 
urities qui^t snd 
I80D, 89%; 
W. H. WILHA1 
Importers ana D<j 
tins Watches, Dlaaisajls, 
Casks, aad Elegartt Sal 
BOLXKOBNTS IN THE UNI| 
BESSUfSR LH>$ S 
0 . 4 
4 
1 ; 1 opposite f 
* 
li, 
8tate atreet._ 
S A, SON, 
iters In 
h Jewelry, Frenci 
d Silver Ware. 
SO STATES FOB 
ECTiCLES. 
8 B r o a d w a y , 
iwix Bail, Aibanr. 
O I •f\—i^nettnest Atock ofCARPKriNti 
ever Offered tn tbiscitr- 
A hir)>e 
invoice ofj Airuiniter. Witt0a 
. 
- . 
aud Mei^et. 
C A S J P t T l N C - A J s o l ENGLISH BODV BRU8 
HZL8—ourpwn impoitstion-jatt 
landed ttitough Curtom House 
and received at the 
CARPET 8T0R2, 
A WAT SUM AN, 
I-
a.-!t>At>WAt 
TAt.LUH 
0?pO*it? 
ALBANY Bojs' 
t\irit:r Qnar'sr '-ecins H'VEafrAT. 
»Q«tJ.% Acaaemtc Denajrlmi.ai. tb 
ACADEMY. 
Frerjcb, German anf M:,'.ur« lus 
extra :bar£e. 
IE t is Preparatory Dei i^uniii* 
Will b iglvsa, thi* quarter! to boys «Lo are piana.ng 
te en tier tue AcaUemiC OSpar;: 
two jiiuajest cisit-s h^vt>'>sei; 
aia.y )epartm-nt, witha.i'Uort Session frooi 
inters jersen with bing:Df and C alistheni' t. 
A j i a t s 
L 
LlVBR'roo 
ten lie 
LONDON, 
. L A T E S T . -
Cotton flat 
Orltaai- T1 
Stanwic Hall. 
Apr;! l^th,; 
• us'tai CUHS'1'. 
ruc'.'eu wfio.-t 
especial attcntoa 
nt next fa... The 
orfcauiied iu'oa ? r 
« to 12. 
Tuition 
; re.etre 
85 to IT per quarter. Tri'i D?iiartaient w 
tbe undivided attettion of M 
lady vfho ^u made th.> qrsr.c.1 
•jdy. 
aiutSt 
.P(y order or T 
REIttOT 
O U K L A P dL CO , 
Ties^idctfaliy anno inee thslr r» 
Avenge Uotel, to their new pre 
Na. 17* rzrTH 
Eejtweea Twenty-s<cond a 
In iddlticn to the;: own popi 
will 11 ake tLe importation sad 
epecU Uy. 
1 
, ( E . M R W I T , 
fJn^CHKISTV * (C>. 
_ ( L1NOUL5, BfNN 
ce'oirated Hat* evi Se o 
CEO. E. LA 
r|3 's Car ircr^l'^.od A*''-" 
>• *'A* 
i» J J K M I BLJ K, a 
ot teachiix her ^^p.>-
st-ee. z 
I . . 
, 
A T T I R S , 
ovsl from th.j ? rh 
ires, 
VMNUM, 
Tweaty-tbirs at*. 
*r produstious, ts«7 
tia of Kn^.is:- liats t 
f 
((SURD, \F?l 
Ofai?e 
LUi 
r i - ' X 
J : o r Jii*'.It 
P 
llTElTIKS A N D HOW8 
T 
o 
To», 
stieel 
7 a a 
A 
li'LEsltLsV 
e B*k«r) 'llouoi the 
ii 
Four 4<.H)rs 
IO! t SALE—A Rtis«w 
fcett and o-lit-r Put 
Granu etrset. 
L B T - Pew No. S, S 
( Jev. Dr. I pson'o 
I 
.at i',.itl»VY%.iV(^*S 1 ft 
10 
flat aj'.> 
G 
,o<iJo 
ACo„ ( 
aln'd trout 
H A M , 
for Aihan-
.on -1 • 
v. T. 
Pti.iX 
it, 
G 4MI CUERRf 
• 
' » » -
[ 'Wo.-xmaaahip, 
SC5 Hitcl.-oii S t r e e t , 
(oraer, 
?, s vote: of 
au, Indiredtly 
the loss of the iron-clad CapUifl. 
Progress in 
is also very 
frsm Munich 
WasuiSGTOM, April l'Jth.—Among t t e tfomlui-
tlona cOLhrued yesterday was that of Wm. Hea-
dersou, Collector cj Itternal 
Revc:rj- 
First 
di*U.clof New Yoik. 
Senator Sumner is understood to have prepared 
a f peech it regard to hie relations w.tL SecreUry 
Fish and tLc State Depar'.meult, b it though he 
had the iiianu&cript with him st the 8enaU yes-
terday he has been penuadcj by friends not to 
deLver it. Tt.e t peech Is aald RO Kive a complete 
history ol t t e Senators connection with, ths 
Motley ttlair, and m.ldentally of his differehi * , 
with the J',rcsio\nt,.all fsunded on and sustained 
by decuments sod letters. 
Msnator Morton was 
In conference with Sumter iu tue Becs'.cfor uj»-e 
than -u hour yetterd^y, the whole eub;c>.'. ^! 
Summer's diilcrences with trie 
Admlnistratiou 
being Ulked over in an earnest aud excited man-
ner, sumter cctyitg t-Lat hu had atUck.vi tue 
PresideH, and cU.Oi.t^ .-at tut count: ? was wi:L 
Lim. 
M01U1. 1:p'icd that Lu w«s uiisUh' n in 
this; that hlSfci)tt».L w:.- witLujat tiljet, aud tL.' 
lew or no journals in Indiana supp3rted Sumner. 
The Tribune'b Washingtoc special s..vs 
. " The conviction is daily becoming strongti 
^ere thst a change ie contemplsied in the Trea-
sury Department, though there ia mucii doubt if 
it ia made immediately, ae no luciesbor to bout-
well ia known to have been selected. The des-
patch from Vienna, announcing that J*y has been 
transfer red to ConaUntinople, is thought by some 
to reveul a part of the programme of the Admin-
istration in regard to this matter, aa it was report-
ed ijultc recently in certain circles here that 
Boutwell waa to be made Minister to Austria, 
when he left the Treasury Department. The re-
port that Senator Morton is to succeed Boutwell, 
is, however, withe ut the slightest foundation, 
thst geut'.eman not only denied it yesterday, bu; 
having recently in'oraud a friend that he will 
accept no appointment from the t» jvernmeu-.. 
At Washington correspondent telegraphs that 
the Pretideut snd the Secretary of SUte, iu view 
of the probable resu t of the negotiation of the 
Joint High Ccmmu^ion, aad the probable neces-
aity for action by the Senate, have* been quietly 
Bounding Senators through members of the Com-
mittee on Foreign Relations, to ascertain wuat 
time would best suit them for an extra executive 
ereeion. 
l b us far a majority of the Senator* have 
exprtsttd themselves in favor of meeting in the 
early jtrtof June. 
Most of them desire to re-
turn home for a season, but will be ready in a 
month or so tor the new and imporUnt business 
which it is expected will be submitted to them. 
A n n u a l M e e t i n g of the N a t i o n a l 
B o a r d 
of r i r e 
I'aderwriters.. 
NEW YORK, April 1U.—A tithe aonual meeting 
of the National Board of fire 
L nderwrltens 
held to day, there was <i vsj:y large attendance. 
Henry H. Oakey presided. 
ThePiesidenrf\n hi* address, gave a gloomy 
view of the * ond tiou oi lite lmuraace compiules 
in gereral. 
Losjes amounting to an exceasive 
proportioa ot premiums receive 1 owing to im-
proper ritks taken ; lasuflldkat rates obuiued, 
and hasty sdjastmcnU msds, thereby eucouragli g 
Ulegal claima. 
! 
. 
The Preslden'.'-- 
e/vor», togJiher w.th the re-
porter the Executive C« mattUe, w.ro referred 
to a commit'ee of rive, with a view of reorganiza-
tion of the Boar.4. 
, 
Mleetiag ol l r o a JHea. 
. 
NEW YORK, April 19.—A larj;e number of Iron 
merchanU from tbe New Kqgland Stttos, New 
VorWatd Pennsylvania met at the Astor House 
yesterday, to arrange a Uritf ofj prices for exlraa. 
.lames K. Walker, of the Altjany Iron Work*. 
Troy, N. Y , waa e.ecUd Prjesideat, and John 
Wiater of the Duccannoa Ijron Company, of 
Philadelphia, SecreUry. 
Questions of much im-
portance to the iron intereeU of the country were 
under consideration, and together with a scale of 
prices, will to day probably be settled. 
Haw a-ant atarfcato. April 19 
COTTON-14Kc for Middling Uplaadi. 
FLOUR—Dull aad drooplag. 
Kecelp«> 
bbls. Bales 8,000 bbls. st | O o ® 0 . 4 5 6 1 
flas BUU aad Western ; 86.6507.00 for et H 
to choice extra; *6.4V?t7.15 for coaiBioa 
choice extra Western; $'..0C^?.^5 for o» 
to good shipping brands extra round aoo 1 Ohio 
Kye Flonr dull, 
galas 300 bbls. st 8s.SVW.85. 
GRAIN—Wheat sttadv. 
RecelpU 1 0 , t » bu. 
Sales 4S,C(>0 bu. at $1. J7.d;i .00 for new I Ipring ; 
* 1.65(41.05 for Winter Ked aad Amb' r W sstern ; 
il.b5 for White Mictigan. Rye quiet aid 
changed. 
Corn steady. 
Jteeelpto 6.000 ba 
48,000 bu. at ?Ce^?Tc. for new mixed V sstern 
Barley dull and nominal. 
KeceipU none 
Sales 
nOLe. Oats dull. Re< elpU 8,000 ba. Sale^ 16.W0 
ha. .at o.Vci•••« i_. for Western and Ohio. ^ 
PROVISIONS—Pork ateady. 
Bales 1.0#0 bbls, 
at f 15>.to lor new mess. 
Beef quiet. Cu 
bcavy. 
Lard <iu;et. 
SaleS 100 tierces st 
ll*fc. forstesm; l l ^ c . for kettle rendered. 
ter 12@;^bc. Cheese ll(j$l">c. Stigsr firm. 
14'• (tfTSc. 
WHIs-KKY-Dull. 
, 
l'i:TH< »LELM— Jsei:;rlc:»t IU**' for crude 
'r>r refined. 
« 
L K A T H I I R — C n : c \ In Suycrs'favor. 
A>ret and Kio tirande, light to heavy, 3<Ks '^Xc 
Cal 'omla, light to heavy, 2'{ifr£x. 
w o t '..-ijuittand :inu. 
Domestic flee 
r*k 
i. .watbed, oJc. . pulled, 45^50c. 
ii of* S.ock a a d H o n e y Ufa a w 
N2W YORK, .W:l V.» 
Wr^ 
BaCOKDBABD. 
C. C. V* 'Ol 'k-1 «<5i I +:-.:. <:' 
L'. 8.6's '8\"'<u> .1 .f. . I , > t. 
C.«.5-4i's bl re*r J 0 
C.a.D-sV's'oa.eou.Li.-K 
ii 
v *T .1 
n * 
L.I.: »'W, COUP.1.OS 
-.•rA.oJ1 1H.S 
C's 'bV n e w . l l J ^ 
g. («'• 'tl 
112-, 
8.1's 85 
118-,. 
8. 1C-4C*I, reg.iO>^ 
• :c-'.ovccvir.ifr'* 
r-*acr^!»f». 115 
sv^.» 
r. s 
D. u. 
I*. 
L. 
c-
Msrlpcsa 
ktaripesapref. 
Can t o r . . . . - ^ ~ ~ 
Cumberland. 
. 
Weat. ULlon Tat. 
Quicksilver 
PaclfieMall 
BostonlWater P . . 
AdaaxV Rxpresa.. 
We is. *.A Co. Rz. 
Am. Mar. Ua. Rat. 
United 8Utes Rx. 
M. x". Cen. A H. K. 
Do. sc»i-
Irts..^.. — . ^ 
Rrte pre 
— 40 
" » « • ' « » " 
, . . _
1
g " j 
Harem praf 
l'^H 
Resdtag 
10*^ 
G O L D ~ u i y f f l l l l y t . 
"5a-
ai 
6,000 
super-
on 
to 
moa 
un-
Balea 
£gg« 
Bueaos-
e, 5S\<1 
.1 f"i 
\ 
C i " 
Cb A 
1 r.« . 
: New Jersey Ot' 1 
! CLL .'. .'. . . . 
Mil. A il. Pan 
Mil. * --: P -
To 
v . v > 
TeL A W.. ,rs 
For; H KVT. e . 
AUc- XT. L. 
AU.,n A T U 
Cfclcaro <ft Aitkr.ll^ 
^Chicivro <& A. rfSf»l 1 '•* 
t-T-i v aliso. 
So.-, r ,-r. A 
ooi.. rii.e :sd. 
Chi., 2. A w 
Cec. x'»cidc Bjkds i 7 j 
DnloB Paase i ds, bb^ 
Tcan. 6'J, sx.o u y 11» 
Tens. fVs, nes 
Vlr. 6*e *T eody 
Vir. 6 s tew 
Missoari *'* 
Dsl., L. A Wekt..lC*i^ 
DaL A Hud.CaJDsLH? * 
V. W. :.*,.'. V'S' 
a. »»'«' 
.. WX 
*i. 
815; 
80 
^% 
. . - «l 
5 .al «5 
5 : ^ 
,1a 
1 ^ 
ir* -
FERGUSON'S 
N U R S E R I E S . 
ALL KiM>8 ob-
Evergreens, Greenhouse plants, 
Flowers, Ac. 
i 
A ' . T f f T T 
. / f 
«: 1 
Cut 
'lv 
FANC\ 
.L 
fi? 
03 V 
:n 1*. 
mini 
]• 
1 
AT 
J 
. ! . 
Forelga Commercial Pew*. 
j-CKElUN STOCK BOAS!*}. 
April 19—11:30 a. M. 
on account, «J?^@»3k. 
securities qdiet. 
Bonds of '62, > n 4 
90: '67, 02.M ; 10-40'e, 89\ 
LATEB.—LJoNrioN, April 10—1:30 f 
American securities 
1805, old, 80% ; 18«7, 
LOKDOS, April 10, 5 f 
93>^; sccount, ».iy. 
steady; botdj bf 
IS67, 9iX\ 10 40's, £9%. 
OEWEKAl 
MIRKKTs. 
April 1«.>-U: 30 a. iiJ-Cottou dull, 
-Consols lfor 
American 
'o5. Old, 
M.—CohSols 
easier. Bonds 
93. 
! 
at— Cornels, 
American! se-
ldom, <.«i- J ; 
do VD. 
I'ilands, T.'4.^; 
tprll ltf.—Refined Petioleuui 10 
LIVEBPOOL, April k«;b, 5 i». * — 
and irregular. 
L*y'aiids 
"iHsi'-i 
Q~%. 
Sales 10,000 
'i.OGO for apt caption snd expo: 
At London, Ullow 4^s. 
\ t Autwerp, Petroleum Hsi 
bales, including 
• »ri '>'.'». 
T H E J O I N T 
C O y f M I S » l O N . 
A P r o t o c o l o a th? F i x h i a c 
it- Substantial j-"eatui?--F 
ot Adjuitment. 
The Heratd's VaBhiu^ton ;o -•ja'p^iJijat tiele-
graph? thai the Joiut LUeu Comaier-l .a jive 
prepaid a p~oto. ol :or *a-; ad •:. itaest 01 .be 
tisberiea nroa a basis 
f re ijtro ii;- aud 
aow scarly in soapj t> ot signed 
itissa.d, cinsist} of four a:t.v,e8 
I-'irst—7hs iir.tiah (jJvertmtat 
dshermoB cjf the Lmted Statra 
3run3^;c; 
coast of Ci&ids, Sim 
New Founiiaod and 
without re;* 
o-^cii ne'icn ien Jiiai 
the shores c 
pivate pro4 
I his ;>rotO'.c., 
a. bsUntialiy 
t e e s to allow 
' e t«h m h-
Nova Scotia. 
ard *.o Jistiioe fr?c ' 
liave th: ^;.v 
: the coast a' 0"^ nam 
eitj, fo:' luc p-.rpObe 
Prince 
Zdjrards 
Isi^ad, 
e ..ho. . us i 
vgs 0' '-31114 
;J 
3t-e; *.aan 
/. .'.ring ..sa. 
drying nets, acd olliir sccoseary matters >f t^a 
s 
^af-:e. 1Uh p.ovision, ho«t 
to shad cr salmon ushinar, 
iiiid -n rivars, inltts, «fcc 
Be.ood—Bnti*h or Caas>i:ia a 
kaTe the right to u^h on the coast 
SUtea, north of latitude J'> a-d 
asm* privilege* on shore as t~Oae 
urst article to American ashermn 
0:' the coast ol the British North 
sesaion*. T-is provision, bowevey 
rly to cstLhlcg of shad, salmon or 
Third—There 3a»ll b? appointed 
deut of t^e l"nltv"J 8Utee, with 
Senate, and'by 
Ireland, es.h oae 
Axbitramsnt, and by tue t-»o hi^t 
pa.tics joint y a thi-d Jiembe: of 
the QceeneV Gr«t BriUia ano 
>ae member of a * oramir,sl.a of 
sioa; or, in case the aljr.h .octrtvt.iig 
cannot agree on a third membo 
-liunjjary 
1 tben 
tny tyaeacclee 
CouamiSlion, after 1*. Is 
in the sapie niat,ne: as 
Commi^jiion 
west e: P.-ar. 
. 
aplS St 
KILLIP BItOTHIR.H', 5 « Broadway. 
.itmc, 
at 
nod Pa: lor and Dining Room 
ai * lacriflce, at H i 
• 
ai>s 2w*_ 
ccond IPre'bvtei ivn Cbnrch, 
nnquife of K. M UAMIL 
ai Commerce Insurance I Office, N o 57 State 
n 
' 
' 
apltf 
rtiT 
EIGHT JPBR CiNT.IRlQISTkBTTT 
lil.nols ti'o&ntv Bonus for sale at H~M 
T i n ' 8 A^.A liRANQB, 
Bankers add Brokers. «5 State street. 
RR.VT1KARUA1NS IN BOOTS OR 8HOB4.— 
As tain selling out. slvlng u» the business, rrnw 
is tlie time to buy Cb»«p 
as " Cheap fojl Cash "la 
Bjapia 
' 
SAWT 
the n 
BR'9. 
N%Trs° 
O
SIXHT SAFETY LAMPS-Adapted to all 
1 if oil. Attof'ittly 
fl'oti+rplorin. 
It will 
T 
a* the goods matt be told, 
mouorn 
South Pearl street. 
'KNINO-A Ihrge rafts ty of Qas Chsnde 
Irackeu, Portables, Hell Lights and Store 
Fixtdres, wttch «-e oder! at very low prices, at Chins 
Hall, 47 HO«ia Pearl arefct. 
I . 
apil 
1DCKKR 4: CRAWFORD. 
fety. A 
kind* 
ill burn 
supply jttst 
tdy 
belllin benzine with perfect 
recei red al 
. 
awsw 
VAN HKTJBRN. CHARLR8 A OO.'B, 
• a p l ; 
{ _ Marble Hall, «$an* *TO *T??*l**ri_ 
TJW«~SAL« CHBAP^One" afr-'ecatisd Bockaway 
r 
( arrlage. made bv James Ooold A Co.: also, one 
Pba't an, suitable fbr a physician. 
Both in order 
Have had but little wear. Cei be seen at Messrs 
Shan A Rose's Carriage Hliop, *U Broadway, who are 
autkonzed toaelltkeni. 
mnnrvm-o 
mh n 
i . 
'• °- TOWNRR. 
k s CbPARTNkBSlilP 
I ween tbe nntferalgaed 
berjtofore existing be* 
„ 
uj,nn<er the Arm name of 
McBtaH A DONLON, la l his day dissolved by mu-
tual 1 onseat. All claims aiainst the late Arm will be 
settli d by P. McHTJQB, and all parsons Indebted 
will ] tieasc make payment to same. Albany, April 17, 
ltm 
P. aTcHTjOH. 
1 
P. 1>aN60N. 
m&jB UNDBRSIuNRD would l|eg leave to annouace 
J . 1 o his friends and the pnb ic 
will Dontnoe thsMRR. 
NBSI tn alT its branchSS) st tbe old stand. No. 48 
8TA Ot 8TRRKT, and Ssould reipecUully solicit a 
cont nnation or the patroaage s» liberally bestowed 
oa tl e lau drm for tbe pasTtfte< n years. „ . . „ _ 
apl I lw 
T r 
I 
P- McHDQH. 
coatractist,' 
*icii Coramla 
partios 
a t t i . d 
member shall be appointed bv tije Imp rorof 
Auat:ia and Kir^ 
tuat may occur'la such 
organized, shall be tilled 
the original appointment. 
This 
siai. meet at Halifax, Nova S o t a, as «oou 
possible sfter it shsll have beea Appointed, snd 
siial'. be charged with the duty of 
the relative vsiue of privileges doaferred upon 
citizens or both countries respecti 'tlj undei the 
provisions of the first and second < rticle; and if. 
iu the judgment of the Commission, it is round 
t.'iat either of the high contracting parties receive*), 
greater benefit than the other, the 
fitted ahall pay such sum of monfcy to the other 
party aa the Commission of Arbitn ment shall ad 
jndf;e to be cquiUble, such payment to be made 
within two years. 
This Commission of Arbitrament 
aecn Uries, one to be appointed 
high contractlag parties: and pre 
lor the joint payment of its expene 
Fourth—This article provides 
vention shsll Uke effect within six 
IU ratification by the Senate of U e 
and the Queen of Great Britain anil IreUnd, and 
the Parliament of the Dominion or Canada, and 
ahall continue in full force and effect for a term 
of years which has yet to be flcalljy tixed by the 
Joint High Commission. 
Such It Is ssid ia the basis upon v h'.ch It ia fro 
posed to adjust the ri»hery •iue*tio|n 
1 irlcans, 
<lru -tio|.j — 
".tr Ailiijle* 
loos ao: appiy 
s'jiug of i i : 
!UJi:nea *hal' 
it l a 'J nil, d 
1 '.laii aave *he 
,r*at;i ia tae 
on the shorei 
American r-o*-
doei zy. * > 
hhell ish. 
11 y the .'fes-
onsen c' .'u* 
T h e M i n e r s ' S t r i k e 1* P e n n s y l v a n i a . 
MAI^CH CHINK, Pa., April l'.>.—The Board o' 
titration is in session. 
It Is rumored thit 
c*ge i-.well has decided Ijlie <iuestion of inter-
ference snd control in fsvjor of the operators. 
The meeting sd.iourned at l)) o'clock, to meet at 
the call of the President. 
! 
There are no hopes yet of work.' All that wss 
done was the decision of tbe umpire in favor ol 
the operators in the interference aud control 
question. 
R e c e p t i o n 
of 
Officer* 
of 
t h e . (>rand 
l>odge. 
„ F . n a d 
A . 
M . , l a |y ( M r 
V p i k . 
NEW 
YO. K, April l'.»—Tpe Uraud oilio*rs of 
the Grand Lodge F. and A. M., SUte of New 
Ycrk, were received with fitting honors, and 
entertained bv K ne Lo'ge of this iity, laat 
evening. 
Visiting delelgatiOna from nearly cv ry 
state in the 1° nion were prebenL 
KILLIP BROTHE IS', 
1622 Broad way. 
AUCTION SALE9. 
• • . • • • a . 
For Sale at Public Auction. 
T
UB F 1 E D AMDORIBT MACBINER' . with g n -
t o c ano Boiler, Iron T u r i n g Latbe, fa it WecoL*. 
< no Hay Press, and s x ton Scale, at tb<- ^ Old 8 too a 
Hill,' at the upper end 01 Hroadway, m-a the Mauof 
Bouse, Albany, N. l . , to«><-tbcr with the nneipir.-a 
leaxc el the Mill, w.ll be s«l<J on Tuesday, -r.th day ot' 
A;ir .1 lift., at 10 A. »., on the premises, I i ».:i/»e U J 
>s:atp ol L. A. Or< -\\\. <1«iceascd. 
r 
PAMB8 M. KIN 1EY 
b.VAi. 1 ttNDK", 
SfU :::s*?sr 
l ^ 
A(inn4ii''ri,n-«; 
. 4 . I . T . 
T h e P r e s i d e a t t o V I M I S t . I . o u i s . 
\N v.-iiiN(.Tt>N, April l'<.— 'luc Presideut, aicjoa-
panied by General Porter, Will leave \V»sinug;oii 
tliis evening ror St l^uis. He will be ab-cut one 
week, 
gt/.b-?: 
The viettis one o.' » private aaiura altc-
:i.i. « o r t . 
li v\'. 
tio.il i*r-)n-; at : 
rcuci;'r u .5" tad *'. a«y. .i'wjc'..> at-ti '; 
J-inancial. 
YJJH4, A,»n 
lea? 
dru:. -Mta-y st-sc t *< 
Al*.'- . ^ad.- *i I r J j . 
\-:-sn. — >^-% ' o..i, Aii 
at 111 ,-j\\l^. 
fio-trnu: 
B'o-.ks ^t.^Lg sua "cry e 
eho -J. MOLey eftty *V i; 
Bttlo bOL J* lul. a; t si :r i/ 
'ih- .a weie ta.-r-t; -m-i\ 
menta to-dsy 
am y.titiag 
fn.-s: *.I0 »•)-! ^ to I1C 
DO -- 1 
R\ ' ' ,OL 
\ — 
.1 
uv 
i i'.-\. or 
w.;j* aud 
, e»v«clal.y 
*'.- ';> - t 
u 
»• 
Ud 
t..l.. 
eac'y 
dull 
ro^v 
i 
-% ^ >f .rovem-
to.ii^AJU. 
.0 °t :>'."" Awards will be 
a b j - ; 
o_ 
ihall have two 
y ea;h of the 
vision is made 
as. 
taat this con-
months after 
United SUtea, 
tae pnb ic generellv that he 
the MRRCHANT TATLOBiMa BUSI-
H|ll 9 IW | 
j M 
* • ~ v •*" •"-' 
Mass. Institute'of Technology. 
En Eroaes Jtraminotiom,—Jan< 
I aad Bept 88. R*-
' * T k e W e a t k c r 
R e p o r t . 
WASHTSGTOS, April 19-1 :M s. M.-Syno|?ai» 
for the p u t 34 hours: The barometer has con-
tinued to rise on ths Pacific coast, with eosth 
westerly wiads aad clear weathir. 
The lo 
pressure ezlstiag Monday night in the Rocky 
mountains is now followed by rat ng barometer 
sad 
high 
northwesterly winds. 
The lowest 
barometer le now in Western l o s a, aad a rapid 
fall haa taken place eastward to he Alleghany 
aad eouthward to the Gulf., Brisk aad high 
southerly wind* have beea report* d from South 
'em Illtaioia aad Tennessee, as wal as from Lake 
TMlchigaa, aad a northeasterly gale on Lake Su-
perior. 
The weather haa continued clear or par 
ttally cloudy with light winds o f the Atlantic 
coatt. 
PaoBABii,iTiBs.—It is probable Ithat brisk and 
high winds from the southeast sod aorthesst will 
be experienced oa the lakes on Wednesday, and 
fresh southerly winds cm ths Gulf, sad cloudy 
weather with easterly winds on the Atlantic. 
otisatW-Aje. 16 yean KAaood RngUsh education \ 
Alge )ta to (Quadratics aiJd_Plane geometry. 
Ccmrtst, 
l ^ W U ^ U L , 
»W— WW. WW. , 
W» . 
. 
tauten * PkUUps. 100 do. do.; R. Gar * Co.,' 
ers barley; w. Teller, 1 car oats; F. Bishop, « 
I 
—Oi' lu Mecaaaieal, and MUlag Ragiaserlaf; CL. 
latey; Architecture: HSturil History; and Bcii 
and: JUratore: besides shorter courses preparatory 
for i aching etUaes. ft* basinets, aw special techni-
cal v ark, aad fbr ths attdy of aediclae. 
For Cata-
log* » *ad jarthsr lalrnaatka. apply to Faor. 
BAfiu^KN8RI <Ain),Se<7rU^.awa^RU*s. 
' 
so a WAtiMt 
« 
U ragtag la 
, 
' 
I 
WoodU) OR F i r e 
PBILAJOBLPSIA, April 19.—A flrsj 
Howell's Tooda, a mUe nortk of Wf^fl?* *> 
New Jersey. Tha assaas are saea lrO.lbJa.cltv 
aad gave rise to a report taat thi -His of the 
Washraatoa Mannf-cturtagOompai y srara oa Ira. 
Tirtwoada were **t oa Ore by somf boya, aad ars 
aaUl batalajg. 
A
t ci ;r?«j. —.4j«rt: I •. 
StNAT; . 
U'ixi. a.-.c: tte .'aaing of< :he operas., wnoo.t 
tran?av-t i g a-;. otli:r bisites-, Vat Hera:.: wear 
izlo Lieiutiv 
sertS.oo iPdth-; coo a w c o ri.'.-.j! 
At OL-. » cloc^, t j s doors being r>peneJ for a 
fvf. m.cT:lc6. -.he fo..o*<fingtbiiis were -^a*svd 
h tz^c t>iil, cot veiling the cext 'i..'g:»j»:.<-.' 
.*sscmb !yo' ^c^ Mcii.o, IH'i. 
**hous -'bil. to amend the lnten.ai Iteveaae laws. 
*o a* to provide, that ic case of d Uerto. . of 
*:itli aad gs-i^e of eonae tlog raUroa<fs. L-j>ds 
ma; ">e transferred ^rom one car to anothn:, ind-'M 
th«* *»eMO^al ss^-eni :cu 7f an int;:e.to:. 
: i..cutiae session wa* t h t i re- uiu:il 
UJ*. S ^ C i 
i'.Li'?..TSEMAl.'. Li.. 
"he liO-c • OKt A balf ;.ta l • « . * 
-n motion of Mr. l*awe,.the Sen*'* -.-rtuf-' ;or 
a - e w Ci*n:eic:.ce Committee ou I J « oe•>•. eacv 
bill was s.ctded w , snd Mijser* i>-*• .CocWao' 
' • .black wer^ e'/po.oteo. 
Mr. Iia.leton, of Wi* . c1«"eJ a -^"o'u*r>v ,u-
stract ng ths Cc-cmsttee *n Military AJ».is, to 
«.onsid'^r snd lenoit wh«t aUu,tu>na, ieg slat:<>-< j-i 
aevtsea.y to t . u n e 
-cloi:.:»' oouatic*. aai to 
l3'/t-'.:ghte aco'report w^at wot-.'j >c t t e adJi-
tlocaJ annual rx-er6e of :r; - as ;iir iy y . . j : . t-n[ 
the Pensions of those *bo sre totally disabi.d. 
^A<!o-tei. 
Mr. Csmpbsi: a\ei 
;•»*; ..> i n u : J i ? e a c n-
c»rn:it resolution re'iuestmt; tne President to 
cause negotistious to be opened w.-ta thei.overn-
n.tp.ts of 0^-at i>rita.- aud .NUi:.o, -. > ae».trUi: 
on what conditions tbosi governments wor..d 
t iptct'.vely conicnt io tht annotation o t eir 
c-sf-Eiono ou '.Lu. Liul.^tt: 
.<> _i.o . mtcil t* la tea 
of America 
Mi4?rs. Wilird a fl Mirder oVee'e-i. 
Mr. lloima.i Introd-uedia bu: to *arrv : to 
t:H.t, a ice s{or of the Sijj retr. Co.rt 
rflating 
to bonctles to soldiers enlisted between the :;J o:' 
Msy snd the '<il d of July, i*>i. 
Kclerred to ;i.e 
Committee on MilMary AJlair.s. i 
Mr. Itutler, of MasaacbuS>etb>J ssksJ ieave to 
make a pergonal explanation). 
Mr. Mclienry objected. 
. 
Mr. Butler : That ia tbe end of personal ex-
planaticns in this House, ir thai course be Ukcn. 
Mr. Mcllenry. i»b.iec*ion ws-. m»io 
yesterda> 
by my colleague < Mr. Beck, snd I renew it iu 
behalf of the Kentucky delegation. 
Mr. Butler: As Maesacboseti* is being con-
stantly made a point of attock on tbe other side 
of tht House, the arrow mutt be kept In m 
quiver for the present. 
Mr. She)labsrger, from the Conferen. e Com-
mittee on t i e Ku Klux bjil, made a report, and 
procteded to explain it. 
* 
Mr. Kerr, t t e minority memlcr of the Confer-
ence Committee, opposed the repoit. 
A length discussion ensued, wbicii was inter-
rupted for the preaentation of the Conference 
report on the Deficiency bill. 
The report navies been read, Mr. Uolman aside 
the lOint of order, that *u item approi.na'.ing 
fl0,00U for the txpense* of the 8u'.ro tuauei 
comuiissioii, w»« cot germane to anytbiug ia the 
bill, and that tbe Conference Commutes bsd no 
right to put it in. 
Mr. Dawes argued tbat it was germane to aa 
item for the Caraou City Mint. 
The Speaker remarked tbat he waa vary I jth to 
meets Conference'Committee «ith an advance 
diclsion oa a print or order. 
He would, there-
fore, submit it to tbe House. 
Tbe point of order was ausUined, thus practi-
cally rejecting the conference report. 
Chicago Market—April 19. 
>:o0 a^ M.—Wheat dull sft f l.Jlj^ia l.:X>~; seller 
stay; nominally 81.29)4' cash. CornduU, o:lcred 
at MMc seller May. 
KecelpU—Flour, 5,000 bbla.: Wheat, 59,000 bu.: 
Corn, 85,000 ba.; OiU, ltt.000 bu. 
Shipmeato—Flour, 2,000 bbls.: Wheat, £7,000 
ba.; Corn, 49,000 bu.; OaU. 1,000 bu. 
8scoNf> DK9paTrH, 12:38 r M.—Whert miset-
tled at $l.8b(ai.28Ji'; 
UMMQyg* 
"H5f 
May. 
Corn dull and 'heavy; ^ < £ * * : 
•5i w' 
May; 84M(ff55c. aeiler Jane; J0X<?*}* 
• - T A 
Oau'dnll aad nominal. 
* « " £ " * 
" H L r h L 
b U ? m 
s s l V M a y ? ? ! 6 ^ s e ? > e r T u B s n d / r S g a U 
seller May^ ^ ^ 
^ Bnffa,0> 5 K c # o n 
J . S. t>l< K f c l t T l t Y 
Auctioneer A Con mission Merchant. 
ATT1ISOL11 KSTABllSIIKH \l \. T l N II •! M 
Ro.-US Slate sir.- 1.1 lire* door* west ol "iVurl 
At CTION 
f A! R Ol 
GRAl'A V1MICS. PBA 
TKBKiS. SLKUBBkKli. a< —I. b. D l i h b H M \ 
Auctioneer, will se'l on Y -1<J»T mcrnlrg, I prll <;-,i «i 
li oMotk, In Imni o; 6»|e« koom. »2 Sti •• *ticet, A 
large arrcrtnect ••! <.!i<|i. 
Vues in gi MI va 
Pear-Trees. ShraT<briy. « c. 
By <>rd r 
2' 
L. 1 BNAND. 
At ( TloN BALBOF BtesTsULANT 1 1XTIRE8 
Ai -.1 h. DM hARRAJv. Anc:i'ii,ur. 
ii;l *.• : o;i 
Tbiir*<*av ?:in:.«, I , A|r! i7ta, •: •; o'ch ck. a- PaO 
baUroo's Hcfteuiant, ronur Suuleo 
street anW 
irwdwuy, tlie enure Kti'iirex in said KesUuraai, 
comprii-.nR au •'•near t Bar e on:.ur. U»st T and Cirar 
Btaol. Brcstels Csri>fis h'ask \Va!r:tCl an 8 and Ta-
bic*. 0,«i»wan-, UaS'Cliandeliers. *c. 
C'ATALt't.CgK.U !. 
K tl.tUAMT H4TSBHOI :> 
H RNITIRK, PlKK MIIVIM R-v A. 
IKSAM, AucuoLcer. « ill «-Jl 
Apr l i>: th.at is oiloek, a", tte [nivnie rv 
&:S BroaCway, th.- ert're Partir.-jr.', 
Br ,«ie'* C^rpc's, Mtbocany Parlor Suite 
ish covi:iiig». <anu> Churs, Mar'i > Top 
Minors, BiKiJ, Itaci.- HpAiiisb Rick.r'-, I1 
TaM««, B.tck WJ!I ir. Uuiln, Back Wi 
. 8 DICK 
on i iietdk? morn:Jn, 
.'dence.Ne. 
lOnipiNuu.'. 
^wiin TUJ» 
l'ab>s. P er 
J>p." Vacht.> 
ci:- D.n - i ' 
Table, Dinine t'bairs, Tcic a-Trie Sofas. Cr >.y 
Table. Bat Rack. Mahojnnv Buok c.-.^f \T« 
Drcfers; Burr.i'i. Marl.-'e "Top Ry •is, 
L 
noi'i > 
1 B-d: 
I T 
•v -
»-t.,4n* ritcretar), pai:itcd •«<•'» ••• Bei* 
'.u:>-, y<b-i_-ai)\ 
Vxirdiolii-. 
tfa'onai 
tc te. 8it< 3ia Funil'-re. Kurigera'ors 
C&i.i;'1'-'""* i ' •'.• ^ii.luc.*c op.a u^ .. 
a' ^ c c'jer.. 
t A1ALOOUE PMR OP HIcR ANT*, 
r 
t a . v KK: I/AMASK 
i t r ; ; A I N S 
CA'.TET> Ft»KXl'..N Oil. PAiMJN'^i, 
D.C'ak 'kAN S.-rtioui^er, wii: »•• . oa 
r. TXI.-J , A.pi.. i.u.h. at 10 o ciock, at t.'i 
ut ue, b. t^i B U e sireet. tbe entir« 
cc:npr:s'-: • tn i'rt cJ vV'r-ic «"ai 
Fn-t '. -e,' an s.'.u. 
Rcieptien Cna:n, 
(t':i;,o In • 
liii.ie. Damask aad Lais 
Ro^ewoo I I v i l:a.re, c lOicoi'il Paii.i.u, 
• ' ' • > , ''•-':'-' 
a -c ^ >...' 5t.i"D-,s,!i 
lHB<igT.''ie m*i«!-vi Bar,- Ws nut U» 
: •:: s «• 4:..-<>•«. t_ • .« K-c.-rs. L:' 
J L '• .'it. : , t" A «,: 
ip 
. i u - . ;.., 
Rotiwoca Be: •' vi«*U«Mioi-. Oi l' 
t r» s 
r«or«it-.- 
TV e: 
'.' * 9. .t 
A.t;i.os 1 irite; A 
Caa.' )/.'H# .tiu» »L'i so./-- ui v . oc 1.. 
f- * * M 
. 
AT • "". :OS iA..K Ol t RVTiJEL HivusiRi"' '* 
} " bN.Vi bZ PIA '•<• li. .:1 .' d 
VA'-.An 
10• eer, w 
*«T. on Xan<ijm» 
v . ai !•> o ,\, k, »t ia-' pi'iv 
rt-.oi 
f :»;ai-'. si.f et, *t aHMjrru.e:.*. ••• ?e•';••«; 
.•\ :a!'i-re,-r. nif.'luj; I: pir' of Hr :si* s 
•»< w<-c P .r > I-"' rte, V»ho:.»::) 80 
BLK » « T 
w :LTO:< 
A<- 
' s 
wedn<n«%g 
prrate ree- •• 
; Fornl'ir*.-* 
e'.s. i0'|d P >sew-»*» 
H.)if»w< 
C'B-U:n* 
• b; lor-1 iga-' 
Rx -t».>o 
K1 L * . v 
>:, 
T * . . M -
J . , • ' • • . 
«>•>. 
: 
tn T 
« . f 
# . • « » . : 
WAOv.ij, 
. - ' - ' , r •) 
Wa-.soa. Vi 
e 
Ta;. '01, om« 
iii. ' h . 
^. Ol 4 . M 
a b;». <L: 
-
t'.i a: !«. P.- \<T-. Msrbfcti p Ta 
O'.tcimar-. so'.<! I* 'ho;fc- r P r i 
T».l>:« 
ria'-^, In^riv n (\.-rets, il>.:i Kack, O: 
s I'a-. -. B.'td r j , Kl'rhen Purlin to. A * 
t . \ M i « . - ! T .SALE ;OF 
HoKfctS 
..Ai • litB lli.A^i.klS. A..-J. > HIJ 
AiL'. OLC'i:. m:' ..-i-. c 
tricay, Ai,t: 
oc\*Ci, at the etc b'.»jU- of H. s t . i f . 
tr: U JCSOL s*r<-»r. ot.r BVni .Vare, six .rtart aid on 1 
1» ,V»rf,otr 
<-w-O'd %o ctid.y iod o: e i*.fuj'e 
< a (f tbe IroMinv. h o s e . W:.Jliam U. 
C i : ••»•, two Va:*'.' >*;'j;or:s. f.-ie ee' 
D*l>-, !»-0 -et!< > : ;;. • l l a i ' v r . tWO t.O' 
B."- •»«.-, it.-.- su»k* l>i. i i ' . « , : « o s'a , 
; 
a, 
•». v j . j - *,- . ,t-, 
U > c . - i « -
i' T NORTON. As-nice 
C A T A L O G ; 5 
* A I K 
O F B L B O A N 
I:t'_.» 
»"i.MTi.i..K, 
:-iki: ft' 
• 1 RTAlNB. i' ANU Fl HI k, A r . - j , 
luA{S. A 
oii'ir. v \i ^^! <-n 8a'jro 
A;<' 
.va, i i i i o c o c t st i-V I'-i^at* •• 
-.".' Nor.h P. sr! »•-••«-»,-nr tctirc l-urmt 
lO». e. <.u • ' - \x A .-». of !•' ifs.is 
< »i;.f". Uk.'i «/»r.v p, -AS Ks« 1 ta r* 
K bairs. M«r' > roi> O :-u« Ttb'< 
Lace^ii.t I arr.-sk C:i;a'us. Pier Alrror 
• - u s - . o n ; DM IU Tai.e. Ma o.-s: .\ BuS< t 
st e oi t iam'ierfurn tu-e. Marble top To 
Lo-jugcs, 11a r Mi TTtes<«. 
K''«J^ r ? 
Slaro e Cjj Uuuee »*• ii» il>«v-, «on <* t 
ltef'-g. raior. Orti. «• U -k. Pic* res, 
gi)v -r-|..au d \N atf . i f *< 
Hi 1 "t ''•• ^ ''UJ c a ^ c ^ ^ .sac- A 
' o-' : ., J) -a 
*'4fV4 
i i K c 
. 
quiet; 5c. on 
*-- 
jaU 
THIKD DBSPATC 
« S f I t hi'jaU tb Buffalo, lOJ^c to Kingston. 
T^'o yDBSPATca.-rioiv 
dull sad a shade 
VvTseat nasettledl 
aad fairly 
active. 
- 
- - - . » . »i.2ia^ aaber May. 
itesdy: 50X(£5Lc. BSgaiar; " 5XJ<c. aeiler 
5 1 X Q W i V^I.Jua*- 
9*1* &*U M d i 0 " * : • 
Corn 
Jo^ y ;rakaiar;'s7@47iic. 
aelfer May 
active; offsred 88; Pacific regular 88. 
rra snd unchanged. 
Rve Is 
Freichls 
O s w e g o M a r k e t — A p r i l 1 0 . . 
10:30 a. M—Flour uneaangad. 
Wheat quist 
but steady; obrtc*wbiuCaa*a*,Bi.ao ; red wis-
tsr. V . « » . 
Corn staady w i * hdr demand »t 
70c.- OaU dall snd aosaiaal at 6 8 c Barley In-
active. 
Milwaukee Markwt-April 10. 
Wheat dull aad c'oemg with a ooatlaaed down-
ward teadoacy at «T» ^ Ho. 1 aad ti.fct for 
weak at »i.38 lor »•• l ; •*••• *<>t Na.». 
A l CTTJOV SALES. 
SIMMoNS A BTRATTUN. .an*««.s-
,^ licc.ieoy.i A c: c c "rs. (.'oiLj^.nMon 
Hack Mock at.o Real K*UU- Bakers, 8 
sueet. 
AUCTION 8A1.B OPUCUS-BHOLO F l 
Ac —J blMMONh, Awctin,«.;r, ol I tr 
IIIOT.S .t bi: uioa, « .!! sc-iJ on 1'riday, A;>I ; 
o'cci'L a,B..in Baits R003., !«i t i n s 
bold F r: ".ore. consisi'.c • cl Cat.v-, 
Murblc toj< CeEtre Tab.es. Lo —.xee. SofJ 
Cba're.TaMes.Staude. id-iistesaa, Matirea ice, Feau 
Bfds.Crc.kerv. CUssw.ii.-. Ac. 
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Ali.JIoW 
tt.il.B 
ui" O 
>Tt>i.L FlXlURkb, Ac— SlMMoNb 
TON, Auclioseere, M 1I1 n.i un .Moi>ilay 
st .' o't.Ofk a. • , .11 f'Ore • orLcr of blhuyl-'-.- \i & 
(."inton stu-eis. tht entire eiock of tin caries, co:k 
s.st:uK of Tea-. Colliu*. Snrars 8j>:ttf < 1 all Siais, 
8>:nj«. MoUf^e. 8tar< b.froap-, Butler L ird. C 
Fitli, Tea acd Collic 1 tar. Coi.utir at 0 i'.au«>riu 
ritn all tec isiore F.xiun s, Ac 
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'a.-li a-'S. 
Burea s. 
k. tn :<AI . 
April si's. 
i>, 
<.AP-->, 
-il. tell 
K.. :a ou 
^l-ales. toa< iter' 
LAB< K AliTMiN 
SVLB (>F 
HU*. 
BOBB!>, LAP BLANRRTS. I llBKELUAB. 
t.^.t•VE^ANDMllT!i^8, TRAVELIN(. Th .NK:>. 
SA(^, VALIbRS. #•'., A i . - T O Till TBADE 
SIMMONS A bThATTi'N. Auciioreers, 
Vedi.ee IHT. April *)th, a: *»«• o'clock 
store ol hoMjii ? A Son, No. 64 b'ate sirA-i. taer re-
tire stock, couU'Tisi^t iu. part, r,v do en I'aua^ia 
liatt-, rf all pndce a t d qualHics. *>0 
Strau llats. ' ' Ou. c Bj)r-' Htraw 
Lad;i-h' aid Oent^' 
TtaxchBg Ba^i>. 
Trnnkr. lomprlsiiit: all fctrd- ai.d de--
seu Mink Co.larp. Med-. Boss, Ai. 
ls-.T. M -fl*. Ac. ; !•< StU- 81411 rr< 1 c'oliire, 
Ac. ;*•> ail* Water Mill: C"'ars. Miffs, 
t a/en 
Ua #. '>), 
lis 
.d. •-« 
• C i ' ^ 
'tptioua, ' 
:y si t§ 8«a' Co,-
Iu3i. II>K, 
P »», Ao 
2i »^ts Biniloe arid Inrta-icu Co lar. 
Ax., ji'set- Fitch AfiHin. Freech Saltl 
" 
''-l. and a I kind 
Itaff-. Itoa-
•J.'i Aetra-
CLan bai.ii es, Htot •• Martin, aud a i kind* and<\-:»i; 
U<- or >'uri«f"r ladies aud Cluldret » u •«. M \i#»: 
Koheeof allqtiali !e». 1- Fox Rob s. C< in. B i f l i . ) 
and i>:l.cr styles otKol>.*.;-'Lar. Raps n ai: irtnd, 
Olovee. t mbroIUo. *<•- A'-*o. W doinn Mot's i c t 
Boys' Bats and Caps, comprisihtf ail kind e, qnal^.ie-
«i,d < ,..rilpt'OB«. 
Tarnif made known on dar of f i e . T}he **> 
Cou: iiiac nr.tl! tbe entye - o c e ie told*. 
HFXRJ R. tVESTCOTT, Aaetiskesr. 
C
ATALOG I E SALR OF KUCCJAN [* ROT'SK-
BOLl> FIKNITUKR. at house No. i Lancasier 
strcet, on Thurtdey, Aju.l *'tb.at 10 pcleck, cona^-. 
lug. In part, of sut*ri> Tap'strj and Ingr UCarpt'i.• 
Marble top Walnut. Cbe.Lut and Paint'd Cb»tnb»r, 
Bit if, ilcta Par or Suit* in fancy Rcpa ani Hf ir I'totu. 
Marti'e-top Centre and Sofa Tables. Lous; ee. M rrcrs, 
PalLtinn Certains aad Sbades, Walnn 
Bedsteads, 
What Rett. Bureaus, Mattresses, Beds i id Beldinx. 
Wash stands, decks. O.: Cloths, Rxten iloa TaWee. 
Din la* i hairs. Crockery, CLina,'QU*aw re, CaUerr. 
Btiverware, A c . 'of every description, the waoi« 
wortby of fpeclal attention. Tbe whol< is for i»<-;-
eirpton sale. 
Cstslocnse esa be had oa Wednesday, it tab office 
of the Auctioneer, w state street. Hcu^e open st '* 
o'clsek oa atcrnlag of sals. 
P
ILLOW CARS bTUua, A S S tmi HU baUitT 
aid Dress buttons, a*. 
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DR IA.aUTKR'S, 
6;»Rroaiway 
f O LOAH OBT BOND i iCDltCR£ 
CP LT BTRPMAJf. 4*3 Broadway. ofyeaia 
Tkto FA1LLRR lH 
tSSM.*^^ 
^ ^ • ' S I C A M T S S L W 
•mntdtmD^Osa saa-ath lnau. a 
J 
Tbe owner may have it by apt ljteg 
SbT-Beiwtaen Nor I a Pearl and 
/streets, a Le4>s Black Orersktrt 
y.>U b«^ »cii*' '•/ tcwardoi '. y '.:.\vir; '*-
apt* 
lasetreol 
mb4 
If JOl UK. 
Bsatb Pbarl Street 
a Gold "Hi eve Ba>'«i. 
it this oS «. 
Ten Breeea 
TSf SnJ i 
Thomas M. Tryniski 
309 South 4th Street 
Fulton New York 13069 
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