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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-10-21
Mode Of instruction and
NaminafInn

Examination.
To secure constant and thorough drilling the
classes are divided into sections OF from twenty
70 thirty, which are taught separately. In the
lower classes the instruction is mainly given by
Textbooks and Exercises. in the higher classes
lectures are combined with these The exani-
nations aIe boto oral and written and those for
proficiency and distinctions are thorough and
distinetio ons are thorough and rigid.
HOnOrS and SchOlarShiDS.
AS special Inducements to diligence, three
Gold Medals and hve Honorary scholarships, the
ally rewarded -
Three Masters OF Arts are annually appointed
as ,'kesident Masters" with valuable privileges
and emoluments.
The College educates free OF charge, all candi-
dates for the Ministry, properly recommended.
IL appoints TO free scholarships twenty-five Young
men intending to make Journalism their profess
ion Il gives long credit to meritoriOus young
men without means who wish an education.
Discipline.
The discipline OF the College under the control
OF the President, tends to develop honor manli-
ness and self-respect.
Necessary expenses are not more than 1925 per
annum. The College fees and three months
board, amounting to about sl75, are required in
advance.
Parents are advised to deposi: the funds for
their sons with the Treasurer, experience having
shown the benefits Of this TO the students
The session opens the Thursday Of September
and closes the fourth Thursday of June.
e9- For catalogues or other particulars apply
Clerk Of Faculty, Lexington. Va
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Htsqellnr,so,ps.
CHINESE INsURRECTIoY-

Fearful Scenes in nPeru-WhTte 1Ean
Observation-Disclosures Upon women
Valuable Plantations SaCked-Mauy
villages DestrOyed-The Republic
ParRIYzed r
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Dealer in American and Foreign Watches Clocks,
SilverNare and Fancy GoOds-Northwest corner
OF Public Square, Canton, Ohio. Repairing neat
ly, expediuously and satisfactorily done.
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\ THE opening at Disque & Jackmau,s
aes Iae,lPe place on Wednesday, October 26th.
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AVE WANT THREE HUNDRED AGENTS.
Wv Scnd for circulars Address
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/. ACADEMIC COURSE.

THE COLLEGE is divided into distinct Schools
each fully organized and complete in itself so as
70 afford the best facilities for rendering the in
struction in the several branches of Education
extensive and thorough. The student selects his
own course of study, under the direction of his
darent or the Faculty; but that no motive NAV be
wanting to complete ana systematic course OF
edts'ation, the separate schools are so arranged
partfnents.
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CALL and see the new Fall styles at
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DznOcEKT Unce, or aduress DOx 4Ig, Canton, o.
sept7
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A. ]. DoUDS,
DIR. p. j. ROWAN.

Licentiate Of the College OF Physicians and Sur
geons Ontario, will receive patients at his Office
and residence three doors east OF g. j. Geiger's
drug store up stairs Hours OF consultation
from to u A. NJ and to p. NJ.
naay25'7Om6s
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JOHN P. REX,
PRINCE & HAAS.
EDWIN SMITH.

UndoTtaKers--MetHl and all kinds Of Collins al
ways ON hand. Two Hcarses always in rcadi-
ness-East Tuscarawas street, Canton, Ohio.
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OUR REMARKABLE PRESIDENT.


Ihe President. ana Secretary Cox
what an Army Major sa Us OTsUIyss'
The Effort to Reconcile Grant and
Greeley
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-os.s1AEaSSsnt the instruction in English is
divided SmonEN Professors Of Moral Philoso-
phy, Modern Languages and History, with the aid
Of an Assistant Professor.
tIhe duties of this Chair are discharged by the
Professors Of Chemistry and Natural Philosophv
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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-11
Application for Patent,
NOTICE NO. 10.


RTGsTERs OFFICE,
Austin. Nevada. Anril 2S, 1870 I
NOTICE Is HEREBY GINLS THAT TIE
~ Alukwonago Mining Company has this dry
hl' d In this office a dsprm. together with n
notice of Application for Patent from the linil
States. under Act nf Congress approved July
2fth, 1876, for Eight Hundred Feet of The Mount
Vernon Lode, known the Muhwonago Mining
Cnmpanys claim situated in the White Pins
Mining District. White Pine County Nevada,
and more particularly described Us flliows; Ee-
ginning at the southeast corner of the tnrye y
mHde for the Aurora Consolidated Silver Nining
Company on the Aurori Lode the same b ing
tie northeast CORN Of the suiv'y mi de 4 r Ito
South Anr RI Silver Mining Company. thence
running n. II q degrees T.. 900 feet: thtnee s.
7si9 degrees T.. 500 fei; thence >. II 4 fegrfs
W. 3on feet, and thence n. 1879 6errets ". 90
feet to the place Of begini ing. and g. naming
Five Acres and fifty one cno-hnndrcd'hs # IN
Acre Is 5l-100 acrcsl of land. embracing sYid
lode and one hundred feet on each side iher Of
Said claim Is bound, 4 on the wsst ly the Aurt ri.
Consolidated Silver Mining Gemrany Aurora
Lode GEORGE I. TERRY.
ma9.o0dA Register.
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FROM CANADA.
MONTREAL, June 10.

MONTREAL, june 10.
A preliminary meeting of influential
gentlemen has been held to take steps to
afford the people nm opportunity to ex-
press their opinions respecting the re-
cent Feuian raids, and providing for n
course TO be taken by Government to
prevent such occurrences hereafter.
The chair was occupied by Thos. W.
Work. Several speeches made in re.
gard to comments of the English Press
ON the rnid and the American Presi-
dents proclamation; and especially the
remarks OF the London Daily News and
Saturday Review. deprerating General
Llndseys speech. We're condemned.
The action taken by Thornton, thank
ing President Grant for his promptnesss
IN stopping the raiders, was considered
graceful. Mr.. Norris said the Canadian
Government had already stated the case
IN strong manner to the imperial gov
eerrnment, aud intended to send Cabinet
views.
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StllNntonGrs.


aD cent Sfue stamp cilirttt-l
IN THE DiSTRiC'f COT II. OF THE
L Eighth in licial Ii.trici of fhr State Of Ne
>ada in and + tie Comfy of White Pine.
Wealihy e. Barber pl intin, Vs. 7. A. Baiber,
defendant
Action brought in the DlAfric: Court of the
Eighth Julirial Dis rict of tha State OF Stsadn.
in mud tor the County Of White pinc. and the
complaint filed in said County of White pine.
in the oihre Of the Gil rl of said District Court.
The State OF Nevada sends greeting, TO T. A.
Barber. DIFF naant:
Y5n are her, by required To appear In rcion
brought against yen, hy the all We named plaint-
IN, IN the District Court OF the Eighth Judicial
District, of the Snte Of Nevada, in md FIR lie
Comfy Of White Pine. and answer the cem-
plant filed therein. within ten days exclusive
Of the day of arvicel aft, the service n YIN of
this summons If SERVED in said County: or if
served on' of said Comfy. but within said Dis
trct. within twenty days: md IN all niher caf cs
forty DAYS: or judgment by default will he aken
AGAINST You, according to the prayer of said
complaint.
The snid action is brought to ob.ain n decree
of this Court. a riHeal0 mdtrimoHH against Yen
said defendant, un h. ground of eAtr me tfu, l.
ty. aid neglect in providing the common here's
sari,s Of life. which WIS not the rrsnlt Of pow
,rty. that could not have been ivod,d by ordi-
nnry industry. Also. that the care nd enstady
of ai infant child the issue Of said mafriaee,
nam Il Alice Bpn b r. he awHrded to the planiifi,
aud for such other and further rel Of Ms t, the
Court may seem meet and proper. and costs OF
suit
And ynn nre hereby notified that If you fail
TO appear and answ'r the said complaint. ~
above n quired The said plaintiff will apply to
the Court for the relitf herein demand d. aid
costs of snit, in gold in.
lSenll Given nndor my hand and the seal of
the District Court OF the Eighth Ipdrial Dis
trict of the State of Nevada in ard t,e foun-
ty of White Pine, ilis 18th day of niy, a.
D. 1870. II. NJ EDDY. Cnrk.
By NJ. HAEFoRp, D. c.
John W. Grav,s s. Atty for plaintiff
Inalg pod
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BY TELEGRAPH!
EAsTERA ~ sWs.
New YaRK Jpne m

NEW YaRK, June TO-.
The West Point examinations werR
progressing Yesterday President Granl
is expected on the 14tA instant.
s-Commencemeut wkfE of Rntaas,sy Fe.
f>--la G..tieE. ss--s.tflias1 = - Win
conferring the Bacealaureate a rec on
10 young graduates.
The Oriental Club, n new association
of New York Democrats. opened new
club rooms mt No. 235 East Rrondwly.
last evening, with n pleasant gathering.
Yesterday contract was signed in the
Erie Office. for the construction and
completion of new line to the Falls
within 90 days.
Vanderbilt yesterday reduced his rates
on cattle from Buffalo 10 Albany and
New York, via Central AMI Hudson
River lines, from Sl20 per Cur to $40.
The Erie will probably make n similar
reduction. II is reported tint the Conn
modnre has recently sold large amount
of his stock; aud il is asserted IN certain
quarters that his rival. Fix, has been
the purchaser.
Reports from this State and from New
England say the crops are suffering seri-
ouslv for want Of rain. Uuntll the be-
ginning of this week, bnt little rain had
fallen in western New Yorl, for a month
Fisk and Daniel Drew were clos
eted together in n private parlor. nj
the Erie office yesterday afternoon; and
at the CLOSE of the interview it was mani-
fest that a satisfactory arrangement had
resulted.
The Master Car Builders Association
in the United Stutes has been holding IA
secret business Session ut the St. Nicho-
las Hotel since Tuesday
RUTLAND (Nt.), june 10.
The accident on the Rutland Railroad
was worse than first reported. Only one
man out of % escaped injury. The
killed outright are as previously reported.
aud two of the Wounded have since died
W. IL. Emerson. of the Cambridge Caual
Line, Mgss. aud several others. are hor-
nbly sealded the flesh on the hands
being literally cooked to the bone and
falling off.
WAsHEGroN. june 10.
The War Department has sent COM
muuicatian to the Richmond authorities,
Offering 10 surrender the Davis mansion
(which the Government has been hold
ing on the ground that it belonged tn the
ConIedemeyl. it the city will relinqush
all claims for rent or damages. The
house was purchased by the city aud
presented To the rebel government ms the
residence of its President. The proof
of this, however. is lost.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-11
WESTERN NEWS.

CHICAGO. June TO-
The Tnbnne's New York special says
the discussion of the San Domingo qnes-
ton Is developing great aipaunt OF bad
feeling. The debate in executive session
to-day WAS. for bitterness aud excite
meut, such as few Senators ever before
witnessed. The vote cast Tuesday on
tabling the Schnrz resolution for investi-
gati1n. wls tie; and the Vice President
gave the casting vote in the affirmative
To-day, in an effort TO obtain recon-
fideraion, the Vice President was taken
to task by several Senators, who declared
it not decorous for him, MS part nf the
Administration, to stifle investigation in
that manner.
In the debate last evening. three or
four Senators got into wrangle whirh
was utmost without precedent for the
last ten years; during which the lie was
given and taken.
ST. LOUIS, june 10,
Felix Whitworth. who last December
assassinated Deputy United States Mar
shnl Moses. OF Sednlia, Mo, who had
him under arrest for Illicit distilling. was
captured by detectives on the ID instant,
In Arkansas, and taken to California,
Missouri.
INDIASAPoLIs, juno 10.
The railroad exenrsionists have been
doing the city. in charge of the Mayor
and Council Board af Trade. etc.
The Indiana Woman Suffrage Conyen-
ton is still in session, with better at
tendance. Resolutions adopted assert
ing the Government is only half Repub-
lican, because half the people are dis
franchisea3; aiid eleiniiBg s..1ftsge for
women. Other resolutions depreeate
recognition by the Society of lmmoraiiiy
In women as greater crime tlg'h III
men; also urging appointment OF women
as snpeti,..-'.A-ntsn nf f.isons and asy-
lums.
CINCINNATI, June 10.
Geo. Jayne fell from the steeple of ST.
Pauls church, while engaged in roofing;
distance 100 feet; to the sidewalk, and
crushed to death.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

cL LONDON. June 1913 n. IN.
oueries Dickens died at 20 minutes
past . last evening, of paralysis.
IT. CoNsTANlINoPLE June 10.
great fire in Prera District is sub
uu do..a over 1000 buildings of all sorts
A0''royeo; many, of the best in tho city.
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NO.14.
applications for a'attni.
Application for Patont.
NOTICE NO. ~,


Austin. Nevada Mare h D 1871
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TNAr FRANK
~ Drake. J. W. Crawford. +. Applcnrh and
4. r. Spruul have this day I'll q in this Office =
diagram tosethtr with Notice Of Applieatif
FIR Patent from the init States. nnder Aet q
Congr, IS approved July %, Is Il. for une iheu-
sand fctt Of the Eh rlardt deposit or lade.
known as the Ebeihnrdt North clailu. snqffd
Ia thu White Pine Mining nislrirt White Pho
County. Nevada and more particularly described
as fallaws BEGINNING NJ post alo feet south
frem The original Eberhardt shaff, Wiz nee the
southwest corner Of IN, Eh, rliard. ur,-han.o
bears north l6 de rees. +. a3e feet, thenee nm
ming North 375 feet thonee west 1.am fset:
thence south 375 feet: and thence east i,0ou fft
to the place of beginning. and containing eisht
acres md sky huudredihs at al rcre Is eAlo0
ar 81 OF land. embracing said lade or dtpesit,
end ole hundred fes on each side thereof. sid
claim Is II undad on the east hy the Eb rharlt
Mill and Mining Company and elsewhere l. nO
known claimants.
april GEORGE T. TERRY, Register.
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HAMILTON, NEVADA, SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE II, 1870

The loss of life greatly exceeded the esi-
mate some days ago. The remains of
$50 beings have been found. 1t is snp-
posed this number represents half the
actual loss. The total peenniary loss is
computed nt E25, 100000.
The English Underwriters snffer heavy
losses. The archives of the British EN-
bassy were saved.
The American Church of the Immaeu-
late Conception was on fire several times
and considerably damaged; but the gol-
den tapestry, the gift OF the Empress
Eugenie, with which the church is deco
rated. WAS saved uninjured.
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Application for PaGent.
NOTICE NC. ~.

AUSTIN Nevada Anrii 2Sih is70 I
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN. gHAf TIE
~ Mnkwonago Mining Company hrs this
day hlrd IN this office - diagram. together with
notice Of Application for Patent from fha
United states. under Act of ca ress afpr vaa
july 26th. 1860. for Eight Hundred f,,t o. Ito
Golden Lode. known the Mil wonaro Mining
Companys claim situated in the Wife Pine
Mining District. White pine Comfy. Nv da.
ard nOre particularly described rs follows. Be-
ginning at point whenc, the nih,ast corner
of the survey made for the AurHa Consolidated
Silver Mining Hnpany. on the Aurpfa leGo
bears s. II = degrees W. 200 fet T. thtnrf rinning
N, II ( degrees T. $40 feet; thence S. 7sh de-
grees Z. 500 {, ct; thence S. liz degrees " $50
f., t. aud thence s. 9eH degT, es ". 500 fti to
the place Of beginning. End contaiuiug Five
Acres and fifty on one-hnudredths Of an Acre
Is 51l00 ncresl of Iand embracing said lode.
and one hundred feat on each side thereof. said
claim bounded on the west by the Aur n CoIl-
solidated Silver Mining Company. Anrora Iede.
GEORGE 4. TERRY.
mas 90dF Register.
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~-+,-av Notice.

AT THE MoNTEZuMA STATION,
Is~P Patterson District, there are one pAf, !,
TS- PIED GRAY HORSE, with por'i .i., II
y The left ear cut off one BAY MARE, with
white face, white right hind e ana tbrs urs'eeu
and one yeatlinq colt, with a white streak on
the forehead and little white on ooIn ,,i,i ninu
feet. The owner can haye'the same by pfo'ine
pr1psIsS ,apol ~. apP P"'S JULIUS GoTTLIEB.
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ron PRINTING Gl

v ID II = ~ = :
The News job Office is now supplied with an
eyrrllent stock of type, borders. presses, paper.
cards, and other materials and facilities for
good Job printing. Additional materials
arriving, and we ask the attention Of our
friends and the public TO the fact that all
sob printing can be handsomely and expedi-
tiouIy done at this Office,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-11
WHITE PINE DAILY NEWS.
FORBES g. co.


FONbEO O OUs
W. J. FORBES. W. IL. PIrcHFonD.
Terms OF subscri ptton.
One COPY, one year, Per mail. .......t....Sl6 90
One copy, six months, per mail. ........... 10 90
One copy three months, per mail. 90
RS- None f,rwarle until paid f,r. 40
Delivered at 80 cents per week. by the car
rier-to whom payment must be made.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29
RrcpssaIs.


DEPARTMENT. I
BrRHtr oP Provisions CLOrHfyG. Jau 20 1870 )
PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHlNG.-SEALED
pROpOSALs indoed Proposals for Clothing" vii ie received
a. Uresn nnt o'clock the 2st day Of FEBRUARY, B5O
for the supply of the oloSing articles VIA
10 Barnsley SheeunR ftocks
10 GO Bne Flannel OyershIris
100 Pairs Canvas Duck TTowsera
IOOOO Blue Cloth CspA 80 ,--.
b al the NewYork Nyyiad aud the balance 70 be delivered
In soma, proportions the Boston and Philadelphia Nayfads
Tie clothing be delivered onehd within SIXTY days and e
hncs wb pnetv days and must
T usu, and be equal In quality Of material pattern style
ard make 20 the samples the Hesio PHILADELPHIA and Boston
Navy. Yards, and at this Bureau . .--,t-,. -,
epne uankn collars Of the sheng os and oyershrts ad
The cloth Tor dark bge and indigo dye The nsnn
collars Of the sheeuug Iocss mu Oe oi Tue same HAJ anu w "
that on the hsnne oyershlrts 49,.
10 the Inspectors at Eagylads above mentioned
be articles tue opNon
Of bureau will the bt accept or more o TIE hce'
eortsnsd in such Offer, and reject the remainder.
be required 10 one
amount and twenty cent In adon VII De
withheld from Of each payment As collateral secuV M
n which reservation N not be pd au
the contract ID fully complied With. M .-. -, -
RvsTy Offer must accompanied written guarantee Sgned by
that the bidder or bidders VIII ~ H
obligation within hVe uays WIN
good aud sufficient furnish the articles proposed
nor rom ann parties d HaaJaetrr Of or rgaar
dsaisrs In ne oDtr 10 furnish IN conformity Win VIC
second section OF Joint resolution approved March o
The right 10 reject any proposal u
nonbv Of the guarutors certified 10 by the Assessor lterl
M The district reside and unless the license re-
ieJee' A"' P'Op NV f. t. DUNN, Chief Of Bureau
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29
DONFSrIC MARKETS.


r r'ltPTlEs o sgsss sap So Esr. Extra
Hsus and Obio IS 2Sr sc Is wheat dn Red = 2g0$l 2
Rye dul Corn r demands New Yellow ct S76 &c oats
Reiued Groceries and Provisions dull Whisky Gull at se~@I
BaITiuoEs JAN 20 Cotton Midrgs 2Sic Flour dal
sui unchanged Wheat don at 81 5ogS 40 Corn Wrsk MnT
Me- PORK ouet at s29a 40 que Rio Sides 6! d6iG
stl-9i7lc Whisky iu'l NJ gqc 81 Tor wood and iroubonud
CnCAGo Jan. 22-EHchanve O premium selling Flour M
Corr G ct ad ousrs old 7lie No New sale for No ia
IL Afternoon unchanged dali 3d9c for No Rye easier
su lowers No 7ic Barley inactive and nouiua No
Mghyiae s a2 wood and ouhor9d y Po'Sons % 9 9uet i
aus lc cash; l6 seller March Meats hm aud sifaJy
slc Dressed Hog quiet ard easier so 25G+lO 81 dividing
Hogs irn aud shade higher at ssG 80 y io'
C steady and FRA IS 80 for light steers and 80
+ y for good to % Saose "a }S m 9'S So IS 0 rh Oats 800
huh rive 3eO hrsh Barley, 5oO0 Hogs Shpmeut-5O bbs
F,ur $3.50 bqsb Wheat 'O0 BUSH 1oIn Jv BUSH O- 'V Os'
DsrFoT Jla -y-heat quiet; No. White 81 l2asl 49, Am;
boz ~ o3:TWl1r t3 Corn, Oh sJGs'c Oas 4oG DIes'l
CycyN,TI Jsu 28-Four unch,uged wbcs, FIRM with mod
i,a6c o steady rye unchanged Barley s,eady at
= Ioa 20 Srrng 2d 30 for Fall Cotton 6rm Al 24te
IN hr demand at - Dressed Hogs 80 re-
hests he al lie for Snou liac for sides loosei higher
ke'H i al Isl si,ic Kettle lsl no sales Hams a20c for
SrsrCurts Ike re dun ll discount buying; selling
ST Iovis 23-Totcco steady. with light supply Cotton
t At Fon5 firm F SHgeTae - va = 3 81 Ks; RItIa
du uuchsi ri C1Lower grades ear Mixed in bulk 6c
wof nc: Mixed and Yellow 7ja7c Choice Yellow &c White
g5Cc Oats heavy 53Q6c Barley quiet 81 05d 81 IS for
Mrn,oia spring; 81 45 for strictly Prime Fall Rye dull 9oc
se Ne-Oier sales Of shoulders at lie Clear Rb sides 4ic;
sides, lc Order sales ot Shoulders 81 BE Clear RID
e,, Good 10 Choice a. soa IS So; Choice SEA So So Live
ds 80 4oa 80 30 for Light 70 Extra ReeePs-Foqr 800
bs Wheat 800 bush Cora H. 90 bashi Oats oOo bush RJe,
loo bush Hogs 700 head
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29

~
roVpo~ Jan 2sl;sO mCcu'os opened a9l ot both money
- i ccurt limited States FrerwcutS bonds 1907 6i 1863
slI G 7 6; foe. S4 Stocks Quit IRE hallway SHARES
IA Iiroi. Ceutrsls l03 Atlantic snd Great Western, rs
tivFKPoot Jan 28-ll.3O mCooD opeuel steady Mdl lng
Vpl,rd ilsd Mding Orleans w dl2d se oil the week eWo
t Of cb for export and 2AO on peenstoni
the sek ia por $40 COO bales of which iO are Aet'
icsu ps week bales Of which SUO are Ameneah
Com 27I3 d quarter for European .u
L. NpoN Jan 22-Tslow declining Tutpeutine N' v cWt
Petroeum opened hrp al 5t francs Tor sahoV
white
jan. 282O U.Amercan Securities are quiet DIV
RsiiNsy shares. l8i; Illinois Centrs l0il. -. .----
Jau. l2:0 nlhe advces from Mancnestet
ies, vrabe afc Cotton market The ock o.
al bound TO port esmae at y6 600 bales OF Wuh 100
are Auercan Wheat p GENITAL for California Whte; ~ o e
Western Red Winter The receipts oi hes AZ s
nor, th been l20 qrS all Of when are
% u hhL for Western Canal feas - a. 'oi N~N~
dsa Cheese l6 for the best grades Of American nee
jan 2s-Ihe closed firm. Beutcs 1917 slc
FKANKfoRT Jan 2&Uuied States fveINeny oouus OPcue
aud fun 81 gl for the issue Of lehI -.
Avgg Jan opeuei quiet for Tres Oinaeoa The spot
al per cNt for Low Mdlhugs ahoat r. e,,,
Jan EPefoum closed urn Al oV4 IT, oI SeAAe~'
White.
BRENES. Jan. 2s-Peroeum opened frm at th gr
UANprEG 2l-pctroleum opened hm AZ Is mar - seh
IoNpoN Jan 249O mCouso closed % s2t Tor both money
sro account States FyeTweuy bouis o! 6'i o'o
fel 967 6: 8l Stocks 6rner Ere Ny shares l6t
limos Ceutrsls 1881; Atautic aud Great Western. 2a -
LIVERPOOL 24:3lp mCotton closed steady Mddhng Up
ddng OIeaus ND sales ohe day 2O bales me
600 m export and speculation Beads'ufs closed dull forh
trner Bacon duh
IOSpoS 2T,ow Liuseed Oil easier Common RO'in
dulL IurpCltiLe lTleL
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29

Gl6lg670 38
STAT Of Ner Yort County Ntc York GEO. H. NiCkOFF
Cashier Of The Newlork County National Bank do soemu swear
that the above statement the best Of knowledge aud belief
GEO. H. WYCKOFF, Cashier.
Correct. Attesti EDWARD HAIGHT, }
FRANCIS L. LELAND, Directors
AUG. LIMBERT,
before 2h dsy ofJanuAry 1870
AUGUSTUS LELAND, Notary Public.
pEPORT of the CONDITION of the FIRST
Ii NATIONAL BANK Of NETWORK close Of business jan