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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-17
APPLETONS' JOURNAL.

MONTHLY PART No. Containing weekly numbers for June
Price so cents.
The monthly parts APPLETONS JOURNAL exhibit more
slingy than the weekly great variety and scope Of the
contents literary and pictorial OF this periodical The monthly
part ready contains supplementary illustrations large cartoon
anording Central Park EewYok ssmaer cartoon giving
Prospect Park Brookn with these numerous and attractive
text engrangs consisting OF illustrations to articles the Polar
wor' Nev-York Railway Systems" and Of portraits museum
cuoies and other subjects DcAepss Mystery Of Edwin brood
and Toopes Ralph the Her." appear in suppemeDs Mrs OIL
plants Brothe continued and De Miles" Lady Of the lee
concluded stories essays sketches tablea, and miscellany,
afford notable variety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-17

COFFEErhe Ban,s still rather NOD, rate, and
small quantities required by olbrs FOR Immediate Ne With
prices previous general range Something Ike CO bags cetned
Quarantine which interferes With the trade exat We
quote 1iGl9c.; bays hin. per N6rh
Americas $50 bags per Donate and 80 bags d. Selma
full prices.
FLOUR AND MEAL-There teen less doing Western ard state
Flour to-day but with small sul oeenng favorable hom
Europe prices OF the how grades 23c hsheri ueo mr. demand
for the future the esHoe but holders les disposed TO M the
sales bhls including b Extra for last hall VI
June dst half Of July and $500 bh Tor toe h bali
Of July AMI all July, at nc D. We quote;
Sour IS 20 Ohio Ind ~ Sup IS s5 70
No. 2............... I !OO > 10 OHIO Roandl0op III
SupeThne. GO 90 (Sknphsg Sod .
State Extra brandt. l5a ~ Omo. Il TRADE brs. 00 20
State Fancy do d asa 90, White Wheat fyira
Westn shipping Ext. OOG IS OHIO Ind snd sch @9 70
Good 20 choice Spring Double Extra DO do. lJO %
Wheat 201 so ~ Louis Single
Minnesota Iowa Ext lOd - 81 Louis Dose Ext s0G 10
Extra Amber Indiana st lons Itiple Exi. 4O0 10 20
Ohio and Michigan. Aa 10 Geasee ks1s hrsaes 500
Southern Flour better and fair demand for the and tie Wee
Irdiesi sales Of l,J1O bbs. We quoe
Ball. Alex and GeoRetoSn, mixed 10 good SUP - sSdf $3.50
Bait Alex and Geoetown bxtrs and Fa-i'.. o9 10 -
fIe eresshurg and Pete nbarg Country 90 70
Richmond Country, Extra va "
Brandy wine. .::..''..' ZO@ %
Ge.rra Tennessee Extra and Psmlr..... s-a 90
fair dcmaGdi a Of 20 bbs We qacie;
Western OOd& rs IS state aud Fenr - $oQ IS
and Limited demsnd saless 80 bNls Ne quote;
Corn Meal Jcrey.. o. "a IS % Corn Meal, BrNe ~ ~
Meal asa so Com MI Brwo. Ich - a5a % y
GRANwb.s, opened ease higher under favorable European a
The aqu.s for the fsars no, se'ei The
~ Jd ~ a for M spriug - tor No
Chicago hprng 81 III No, do DO ~ asa ~ ~ hf No
3do dol Sl@GS 20 for No. MSaukee, closing Al VI Sfl
for No. do ~ 5. Aler Wests1n In store 81 u for Whit
Michigan. aud ~ IS for White Geresee Oa go <Aszi Wsao
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The Gold market has varied only onequarer per cent
to-day and the Gold Room has been comparatively free
from excitement Gold quoted at 10 a. m to-day at
1l3s; 1912 49, 1l:16 113s Il 1874 12s, 13B; $685.
ll34; g. 1884, $780, 1885, 4, ll5Ql3s. The highest price
was 113s, the owestll35.
The transactions OF the Gold Exchange Bank were as
follows Cearances, s45 212OCO; gold balances N,4s932
currency balances i3l Holders paid from to
per cent for carrying balances III two instances it
was carried g fat"
Foreign exchange is not strong to-day andr are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-17

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA.
The interest maturing July in New-York and
London on the bonds Of the State Of Alabama will
be paid and after that date at the banking houseo
of HENRY CLEws q Co, So Wall-st., n Y, and
CLEws, HABICnT & Co., Lothbury, London, Finan-
cial Agents in NewYork and London for the State Of
Alabama. ARTHUR BINGHAM.
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MISCELLANIES OF SYDNEY SMITH, TAI
EOI-RD AND STEPHEN.

In one volume octave, red cloth. Price 81
fhh volume Of edition Of the British Es'~ IoN com
Melted in sir volumes octave Price, ~ per vol Previously pub
u,be "Makntoshs ane5 Caryle M,celnes" Jefrey's
Mscelanies" and "Mscauys Mseanes" To he followed By
'Wison's and Aisons Uisce!lar'os'
=. Of the above By mail any address in the United
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD INTEREST
Gree of Government Tax
FIRST MORTGAGE
SINKING FUND BoNDs
of the
WEST WISCONSIN r. K. Co.
Fifteen years to run from January, 1870,
and convertible into stock
at par
Land grant of over 100000 acres from Government,
upon which, together with the Road and al ito
property, these Bonds are First Mortgage.
EXEMPTED FROM TAXES UPON IT'S LANDS FOR
ID YEARS.
20 MILES FINISHED AND RUNNING,
from which income is derived, with rapidly increas-
ing receipts.
An airline from st. Pauls to Milwaukee and
Chicago. These lands estimated worth S6,00O,OOO.
Total amount of mortgage, 100000.
PRICE, 90 AND ACCRUED INTEREST.
The Coupons are payable January and July
Pamphlet, with full particulars, and Map can DO
obtained at the office of
WHITE MORRIS & Co,
Bankers aud Financial Agents of the Company
No % Wall-st.
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THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported for TnI TRrBrvE

Carefully reported for The TRIBUNE - -
COTTON-FOr goods the the marsc ~
neither seller appear he k interested
and the future delivery opening gcr but tbs
subsequently and the close though nouBa steady
du sales Of l6i1 bales O5 1 evening" which rs aen by
eAporters spnne and is Tor pecghtior For future delivery
last evening 200 July 1850 Leo Al re 100 Aug1 100 q
l9c to-day, June llc 200 JIy 5sc c; 40 a
zoe loo August at ls,c, aud 200 September ale We GOte
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limited quantity of the FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN
PER CENT GOLD INTEREST BONDS of the Burlington.
Cedar Rapids ana Minnesota Railroad Company
free of Government taX-for sale at 80 and interest.
the option of the holder into the stock of the Com
pany at par and the payment of the principal is pro-
Vided for by shaking fund.
HENRY CLEws & Co., No. 81 Wall-st.
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THURSDAY, June 16-P. ".

iii FSDA1, JUIU IO--F' NJ
For the 52COO,O00 of bonds bought by the
Government to-day, there were offered s5,2o265O The
highest offer by c. b. Matthews, 1197, and tho low
est by First National Bank 1903 The following are the
awards Of bonds by the Secretary Of the Treasury:
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The steamer America to-day took out S27,00o in treas
ure. There shipment by the Calabria.
We give below the bids and the highest sales of Gov
eminent bonds on the dates named:
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The following SHOWS tne rtsuII OF IOudy UUh4Uh5 ds
the Sub Treasury in this city:
yestdy 2s7 d Currency psynnts Se20 80
Gold 263 % CGrrescy bslaHe bay .
Gold payments.... 1884 SIS General baane.. 8h362 10
Gold balance 166l38 OF Customs. 900 70
Currency recepts... l,S35,210 81
Institution for the Savings of Merchants Clerks has
declared its semiannual dividend payable after July Is
The East River Savings Bank will pay seven per cent
all deposits for the last three six months and after
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rate of six per all under $500 for the half
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Srks GOussrhaent Bonda

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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-30
Sic 6enier.

am %. b. mtlpete Ger Eelesrapb
Sn England iine bic Genter pieper unz
9em6bnli& tbdtig. Bel1lasnabner
Don 8afen uno aneern &rieasbeeurfz
ni0en wurben eetern in Chandelier
uno Neweafle ron ZEN 8eb5rcen porz
eenpmmen. DaB bebeutsnte Auanltz
tdten ponB afen unb cersl. III ben Yerz
idieoenen Tbeilen res 2anbes pertprs
gen uno aufeebduft tpuroen, erreste
8erca&t; bic 8eb5roen baben iiberaQ
ibre @a9iamfeit Yercpppelt tnb fino
belddftist, bic S&lupfwinfel aufiuz
Fnben. Sn e'nem 6aule in Nemcofle>
upon-Tyne, fano bic pcli;ei eetern
200 6linten unb eine MenseM unitipn.
Gin dbnli9er lleberfaQ in Man9efer
ersab cieGntcedun9 ron& esolpern uno
elmer %unssbeuren Nu;abl BON Natronen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-30

wie ron Denjenisen, bic cine 9e(u@s5i
reile mad Deut(@lanu MAIDEN, UNI
cur@ ben Belu9 ibrer ~An9eb5riser'
cine pFiGt Der pietit ~ erfiuen, oper
bic lobenswertber MiGenserans urr
&unflnn b%iuaustreitt UNI 2dncer uno
y5lter fennen su lernen unb bic reidbet1
Gddbe her &lnne uuo @iilenlaaft in
europa au~e;ubeuten. <Selde Iou'
riten ]"treifen risle 8%orurtbtile seset
ancere Notipnen ab, uno then mad
ibrer @adfebr in perietben &idtuns
anen wobltbdtisen GinFub inter tbren
Befannten aus. Madtbeil, uno nidt
lnerbebliaen Nadtbeil, Fat bas 2anr
ypn cen Nmerifanerr, bic nit ibren
Namilten bort ibren taucrnreu @obn<
fBa aufihlasen, une bort ibrt @enten
ye3tbrer, wel9t fe aus Mntbeilen on
bieiaen @el4dften orer aus Capital
Anlasen in Bonps II. I. ~. be;ieben,
Gle tbun i'm tleineren Mabltabe eas>
pas jene enelilaen eoros, ruel9t ben
@runp uno Bopen in 9rlono eisnen,
tbun. uuc camit oas 2ano ruinfren.
@enn man mad benz @runo Der 70
auFdQiaen Grideinuns frust 10 1T eer@
{tlte at@t i@wer 3u fnoen. Der Ser<
1panc, cas man in europa biQi9er lebe,
als bier, 1T eben nur Elm 8ormaae, an
Zen Miemano i'm Grnf slaubt. Mit
eem @eloe, reldes our&l@ntt:li@ cine
acknowledgements inGuropa brau&t
,f6nnen bier 3wei Gamilten iebr anitdn>
ria lebett. Die Mbnabme Republican,,
1der @e7nnuns IT Is, tp.l@e 70 riele
rei9e amerifaniiae Gamilien Yeranlabt
in europa G@ niepeHulal7en Ge
eeben ni6t cort bin, uni Wematblidteit
;u fncen, 1onrern ne tpoQen nit Stir
ten, @rafen unp Baronen p~erfebren>
oieuei9t ibre iunsen Damtn uno ttr.
Oelo an ueoelgeturene" 5erren serbsiz:
ratben unp an 5pf>Jeten tb%eilnebmen.,
IS ldbt ii9 nidt dnpera, ater nortbei!z
baft fit cas 2anp wittt IS nidt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-30

Bdu besinnen.i Die Keller unb Tun>
Iparnente ,,aren unbsi&dotst %stblteben,
uno es tcnnte1 auf 'bieltn fcslet@ Ter
Auftau b%eainnen. @2@ -"1f
b Sn 9rer 3widen3eit >purcen BON
Nertrar, ut,p cen abrtoen 8ne1ten bic
seder bs7elt. Mls int i5erbRe bic
rei9e Grute cinsebra9t murte, aane
bic S@eune ldon gang fertis unp Die
0etdulidfetten raren 10 nett %9ef6rcert
oaB iie etn3ieben unp ib notbcdrfti9
einridten fonnten. .s sA1L 4Lt
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-30

Adnigiu nna 8 irttumdbaea.

SIM @Gweperlanb batet auf lieblt@er @eise
Die QdiuaH,ep Elm Mabaeu in drutli&eu Altibe
Do@ tuolte IS ni&t mte icnR 5irtinnen tbun,
Nur mlbis auf f9pelenbem Staten rubin. I
Gin anoerS erilnnet bas feibise Mdb@en.
De l&nurret bas &Go&sn, pie sldn,et Doe
III '" ga Vi ,Gdb@en!
Die 1irtin Seradtst ben raii6isen Tant,
llub fpinnet f@ felber Elm neues @ewans.
Da reitet aaf prd&tis ssl@midteu. yferee
8rau aSnisin Bertha scrbei an Der 1eerte;
Au@ bic Garain seraatst ben rai6issn 1anb,
l1ne lpinnt auf benz 3elter Elm ueues @epanb.
aaum fab lie bic Reibise 5irtin ipianeu,
Das u,u6te ibr elei& has peri s~epinnen
Sie rift auf bic 0aunenbe Spinnerin 3u;
81 9irtin, pte emiIe unb feibis btu hu
~Da mimi, bic psrbiente, bic sclbene @ate y
Sie fpra@'s unb rift tpeiter i'm fanften Trabe.
9alt tpu6te, trer timer int Qanbe pobnt,
Dte berrli9 Trau Bertha bic 6irtin belobnt.
Drauf ilnb BE Grdulein bes 6ufes eetOuan.en,
limb baben bic 8untel nit Gla&s senommsn:
.,Jrau 9Snieia iebt mir fpiunen ia aud,
Ni9t pabr, bas it feiner uub lStli@er 8rau@ z"
Grau Bertha ldGelt: "3u (pdt setemnaen;
Der Sesen TT pabrli@ f9uu tuesseuommsn;
Der lifise Satob Gilt eu@ suraus,-
1ns Glau tsbrt obne Sesen na@.!9aus."
Gs ipinaen ~ubl @iele in uniern 3eiten,
unb frdst man : was ioQ ibr Spinnen teeeutsn:
@ie ipiuneu unb baipels I'm eiteln 9obn.
Die Nrmsn! ter @eseu Fo5 IdusRens bascn
a .a P. Gall Mp,eI.
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Dn $trfi0i(bhgf
Grzahlung aus dem gebfu.
Nstts: CANT uub Streit
8rinat stei Qett.
Usrtieyuas.)

vOu 9eb6ra oabin> no wir inb
Mas Ipu auh retn0raben uno 6ader
BIER? &ein Menid fam einen Wrune
taflr fnoen !"
ST aud gar uidt pon N5tten.
@enn ib i'm peie, 70 1T tas binrei6enp
senus. @eb rur unp forge UNI hid,
i6 meree nit mir I@cn ferti9 rper>
rem"
Stein, Mi9el, i'd oete ni4t fort,
bis III mitfcmmf. Gs fol- rtr an
nidtS feblen uub tu fannf cod teine
eisenen We9e 9eben, aber thu uns Zen
Sort nidt an, ME Elm 9bier bier i'm
@alpe su leten unp ben Qeuteu nit
unniiben Din9en bic Mduler aufu>
ipcrren. poQcram bat tie Neder fiji
unS suriidsefauft oa gilt es Icbnence
Nrbeit fir rid, ,. +. trenr cu arteiten
piuf pu iouf ater nidt se;wunsen
ietn, ioncern gang na@ ceinemY elieben
verfabren."
Der @ddfauf ter Nkder berdbrte Jpn
ansenebm ; er lisB Die 5aue fallen
unr bor9te ater bic @ier na1 stem
Saaee Der 6ab seaen feline @erwanrz
ten, NIT tenen ct cp9 bdtte 3ulammenz
leben ml0en unb Der alte tiefeinat<
frel1ene Grimm serldeudten taS before
0eflbl ldneQ riecer. ErpBia rief er +:
~Raufe 10 piel Neder> ,pie bu MUM, i'd
funme bod ni9t! Spdter ,pirlt cu bSz
rem, cae i'd flaser sepelen bin, ale ibr
aue." ..s a.
uSpu i'd BIT bic &intsr I9iden T.
fragile fe NIT weider Stimme, in ter
6ofnung taB fd 1ein 6ers Der @ebnz
ludt gu itnen ni9t perldlisben tonne.
8ie bate ie f4 8etduibt! Salt uno
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ca, no fe finc, i'd fam fe lebr gut
entbebren !" r, sts... m~,..
9eronita panrte I'D I'm, une febrte
NIT tiefbetrdbtem@ Semitic in cas Dorf
Surld ile bate leiper aus tieler lesten
unterreeune ib5pfen mlhen, pa6 er
niemals Elm Tiinf9sn BON @eflh fit
feline Gamilie ssbabt BABE. sic moate
nun aud ben @eriu& ..ni@t mebr er>
1euern, nabm fid aber BOD Dor, teiu
SAuBen9el su lett unb bas uneema9
pel@es er fi9 ielbf ju3ps> mad MSs>
lidfeit gu Serrin9ern.
polofam Bate ibr uno ben 8incern
auf ieinem 6ofe lrpbl Elm giyl anbiez
ten f1nnen, aber feline Ndume ret9ten
BEL ,peitem ntdt gum 8etriebe elmer
sweitsn Aderwirtbidaft bin er CAB ibr
cebbalt ben Natb, zen a%taebrannten
6of bon Neuem %aufutauen unb aat
feline 3eit ju serlieren. sic folete bem
Natbe, lief Die 8ranpifatte BON S9utI
uno 8alten reinisen unb loslei9 ben
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ueber Ben @laubem.

Nahcem Der @ortlaut einjelner De-
crete reS Gonciltums BON europdiihen
Blittern per5fentlidt porben, tbei(en
pir tielelben aud uniern Qe1ern nit,
ieco@ nit Der auser1dlt@en Bemer>
flung, tab mir biele Nrtifel beutihen
Bldtteru entnebmen. Die Ginleitun9
gum Decrete ~lber pen tatbolilden
@lauben" lautet ra6 cfelen QueQen,
pie fpl9t: ..a.
vpius Bu9oE Diensr aQer Dieuer
@ottes, inter 3ufimmune ce5 bell.
GoneilS su enieem Mncenfeu.
Der Spbn @otte8 unp Ter GrlSle r
ees Observation-Disclosures, Infer 6err
Se@us Gbriitus, bat, al6 er I'm Beerife
tpar, gum bimmliI9en 8ater surid3uz
febren, Yerbeiben> rab er NIT 1einer
auf Green freitcnoen STRIDE ale
Sage leir tperce. bis ans Gnbe Der
@elt. Darum bat er, fsiner Aeliebten
Braut t,abe ,u letn, Ger lebreneen teie
sufteben, Die wirtenoe su ie9nen, eer 9ez
fdbrteten gu belfen> niemalS aufaeb5rt.
Oiele feline bei%lbrtnsenre Glrloree ater
bat fi@ tbeils rur@ unSdbliee ionfiSe
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The New York herald., 1870-05-22
A WO2D TO THE WIVES.

A Little misunderstanding About Carpet
sBeating''-A Decidedly New Dodge.
On Friday morning John Thompson, O negro, six
teen years Of age residing in Paterson, visited the
house Of Mrs. Sarah Dodge No. Van Nest place
Charles street). with truck and represented her
husband had sent him for the parlor carpets valued
at $780, for the purpose Of having them shaken Be-
lleving the statements Of the negro Mrs. Dodge Or
dered the carpets taken up, and giving them into
the custody OF Thompson the latter placed them on
q cart and drove of. Upon Mr. Dodge's return to
the house his wife informed him what had tran
spred, when he told her he had sent no person for
the property and surmised she had been imposed
upon description Of the negro was given TO de-
tectlve Brackwood, Of the Ninth pre- cincT, who sub
sequenty succeeded in arresting him ana recovering
the property from second hand dealer In the Eighth
ward, where they had been disposed OF. While
confined in the station house Thompson gave
such information as led to the arrest OF an
accomplce Of the same age. residing at No. 40
Watts street, named Thomas Trusty, when they ad-
mitted robblng d. Stockton, Of No. 355 West Four
teenth street, OF similar amount In the same man.
ner, which was also recovered and restored to the
owner. They were arraigned before Justice Shand-
ley, at Jefferson Market, yesterday morning, and
anded TO the station house, order to enable the
officers to find additional complainants against
them,