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A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, 50 Broadway

A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, 81 Broadway.
New York, May II, ls7o-The Board Of Managers Of
this Company have this day declared a quarterly divl
dend of .! per share. payable and after June TO
books.
The transfer books will close M r. NJ, May 90 and
open on the morning Of june ?,
TC, BABCoCK. Treasurer
TNn IiOLDEHS0 CHICAGO AND ROCK
Il ISLAND RAILROAD BONDS.-This Company are
prepared to exchange their nrst mortgage sinking
tnnd seven per cent bonds dine in 1895, for the bonds
OF the Chicago and Rock Island Company, maturing
July 1870 The bonns offered IN exchange arc secu ed
by nnt mortgage on the entire road elulpm ent
extending from Chicago to Council u uYs Including the
tent J. r. TRACY Presioent
New York. April ~. 1910
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A TEAM OF nice black hor,es Tor sale. together or
N separate. ,3l ST., corncs ilh ~.
v,OR SALE CHEAP onchorse lum Der WACO /,
platform spring A. the trun, factory, OAK ST.. near
franklin. Greenpont near iotI a5d sd st. ferry
4 OE SALE-A bay horse. sound and kind. Can be
Il seen al ,ski Greenwich IT.
IN SUPERIOR work horses jrs, from Cincin.
Il " matt, suitable for driving and general business
purposes; to be sold CHEAP. ~ vcstry a..
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Insi an0 IoniIn.

Cost ano Souuo.
I QST-Adrin from the foot OF Partition st.. Red
Il Hook, Sonth Brooklyn, n. thirtyseNen stc 80
yellow pine timber, Any information leading TO the
recovery OF the SANG viii be literally r.wardcd by
PHELPS 4 KIMPLAND, office corner Of Hamilton ay.
and Clinton e.. South BooSlYn N. y.
\ OST or STOLEN-Pas book No. 81 s2i of the
Citizens Savings Bank. All per- ons are cautioned
against purchasing negotiating the same. ApplicA
ton viii be made 10 the bank for new book oil the "a
day of june, 1870.
\ OST-sl5 reward and no questions asked-A IA.
IIdys American watch letter marked on the
cases number OF movement l7SBI case lib by APP
plying TO Mr.. BOWER 60 Nassau st. room g.
STOLEN-Aay II, 1870, \ bright bay mare, i4H hands
- high with black points heavy name ami tail scar
left shoulder wagon light topped iron hubs monks
PATENT, harness mOuntngS leather covered liberal
reward will be PAID for the recovery of the same,
ANDREW VAN ANTWEHP. l65 West 18th At.
QOS REWARD,-Lost, May IL. at Park Hank, u
~ ~ paokago of revenue beer stamps. The nnder
OF the above stamIs w receive tho above reward aud
JOHN sATTIo's, 200 Broadway.
OIL A REWARD.-Lost, small black aud tan dog.
ILL., ears s'talfht, with coaE and name on the
ward viii DO given on delivery at 0So Sd av cor. DIST st.
01 = REWARD.-Lost. yesterday morning black
20 Il - and tan settsr SLUT answers to the name Of
dog 10 xa1 Wesl lktA Al
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flublitaiions

IIyELY READiNGi Maryes Of Me@ory, Help
Boysi The Mo he! o. 10 90 cSIdteS, Nv S;iss6sr.
$I e.; $ 4 asts Y
Sew.%ca have C. i''' S Il WELLS. New YORK.
(,EORGEsAND's BEsrAND GREATEST
CoNsUELoi CONS ELOi CONsCELo Price tl.'o.
IA Morocco cloth, CIT, Duodccino Library style is
published this dW hy
T. B.PETERsoN RorHERs, PHILADELPHIA,
And IL Tor sale by all Booksellers and News enis.
GEORGE SANDS GREATEST WORK.
G@NsGa SELL; hgS r. GroneF s1sD su!9gr o.
opsy :" fanehoni Tue Cf.ckeL" = Tue Corair."
French y fa'ee 10 asou. Com LETT snl unsbrid cd
peu S' S aSsoeco S m dc Sad oask re o
the character OF 'Consuelo. us developed in thus
eIoS oaS o. the ncGs'' ever rGwa ne SsrsctS
pure ana IS oiy nereati"n ~ We ave EYER Lived nnd
with great power aod dchcac,"-fo"
The present Is universal, admitt,lto he the mae
lsi..'-Atids
- Aeore Be9l Is 70, sat D. az Booi:er, Or ,ofH
be scHposi rad ~ Jersip' Of prizes b. ne f"bsh1s
T. u. PEI ERsON BROTHERS,
&c Ch,>tL1t rh'isd slpha, PA.
CHKIsTIAN WITTY AND CuKiSTiAN
49, \, =, 5tJ's ss o
SSs sTSeS have L. F Saa s.s s' %FI1 G& broad
DUNCnINELLO.
NO. poUT TODAY.
IbfTokfhL u hsHlNG.pAY IN Skw YORK,
4 Glana Display vi soacd l.i,nt
FORT DANA MI GLASS ldoI sEs,
MERCANTILE LnRNRt s'FNES' SC; &c.
For sale by all NeAruen, and ~ oiACc II Nassau ~
fElCE ~ CENTS.
EN'R GOyERNMENr-wnn are our Losis'a.
ScT\ded y Are fS' oai f e. iSsHinioi. 10 be re'pe
~ OF are they to b. Perverted ani Dnuoy' 4 /?
49,, oI rh nv June 70. PHRI SoL5GItAL J6J'R
NAL cpisiders these questions. Newsnen have e 30c
MANHOOD IA medical tsya, on t'e cause and
WI OF Premature Decline in Mani showing how
health l. lost ana how resAHrd II glN,s GU, =
synoI oSis OF the impeachment, - marriages the treat
mentu nervous ana phy seal deOility strrtv &C. !;
an the rcmcdIc theIcf)r-the results oftwcHty years
successful Practice. soul by man on receipt " o.
DR CURTIS Il Chapman st., Boston, Mass.
"Ther3 r. NJ mhcr Of society by wlom thi . book
WI not DC founi useful whether he pareni, pre-
ccptor or clergyman Il IL book tnst should b, re
source Of relief II vii! njnTe no one.-hedicd! IIs
l,IsH, FISH, FIsHING.-iloW to Propagate
i Trout, "a nIon ID other Pisa For Portrait Char
acter a1d Biography OF Seth Green-onc OF the Com
plls,oneIs appo hLrd by tho state to i:cs'oeS our
s. u. WELLS. New York.
i,QTO heFARLAND,s BOOB sT0RE.aiI
NJ Broadway near Sd 81 Th.fe will md all the
new books Of the day ami all the standard wor@s ADD
also choice English French. and Scotch 'tauoncrJ
MODERN INsANITYI some Of ITS Causes,
wi whai have The HABITS Of Dram Drinking smoking
see June 30, PhREN dLOGiC Al JOURNAL. News.
s.R WELLS. New York.
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A RMOKY OF fBE SSD HBGihsNr'
,voo, ,yo,uppa
WV"
have removed their entire stock Of
ttSr
.
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cSinantiaL
A SAFE INVESTMENT.
iIIssT MORTGAGE BONDS or THE CHICAGO
CINCINNATI AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD
COMPANY.
SinaluiaL
SEVEN PER CENT

INTEKEbT kENEN FER CENT.
These bonds OF the st only Issue OF the
Conn any for sitCOUo covering lts entire property,
aud NJ the Of $500 per mile. OF the whole
amount 100 have already placed, leaving but
tioO. 30 10 be sold. They pei cent coupon bonds
due 10 49, interest payable list January and July IN
New York The road In opei alton. IL s - miles long
extending from La Porte the Lake Shore and Mchi.
gan southern to Peru where connects with the Toledo
Wabash and Western and the Peru aud IudianspnlS
roads II runs through Of the nnc; sections OF In.
DIANA a. dmakes conncctng link In the best through
line iron Chicago Indianapolis and thence to Gin
cnuatl and Louisville.
Nc confidently offer these bonds desirable sscurl,
" 10 Investors, AS THE NET RARNIN0S OF THE
ROAD FROM THE OPENING HAVE BEEN IN RA.
tkss OF lie INTEREST ON lis BONDED pEDr,
AND ARE CONSTANTLY INCREASING. BESIDES II
assigned 20 cncad the road TO Lake Michigan, at New
Buffalo Michigan CITY, the coming on, which will
CALDWELL Co,
2, Wall 81.
J. A. UNDERWOOD & son,
isExchange place.
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professional Garos.

nR. LEWIS, 7 Beach ST.. New York. cures oil dis.
~ eases OF pccnnlr nature without exposure
trouble or change of Diet, Let those who despair OF
getting cured elsewhere, or have been pronounced In
curaDe, consult the Doctor NJ once and they will be
aslonished At the speedy cures which he makes Con.
suit him aud satisfy yourself Forty years successful
practice.
nR. OLIN, "a Bond st.. has no equal in New York
~ for the cure OF nervous debility, all chronic and
urinary diseases, lie cures thousands OF the unfortu
failed consult the Doctor by letter in person Send
2stampsior his Medical Essays Hours, A. NJ to r M
AIDES FLItTED-In whatever way, can
- rely upon safe and speedy cure by DR.. EVANSW
Chathams 81 Circular free frat post.
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6bt Gurf.

VUt Y WII.
FASHION CoUHsE, l.: l., TRG0TTLNG,
PuIsES y 900 TO BE TR0rIkD FOR
PuRsR no l.-Nlne horses wiz c"nl9nd for the pre-
MUM. For horses that never cat 80
PURSE No six horses will contend Tor the pre-
MUM. Fol horses that Ueyer beat 2:li
FRIDAY, MAY 20, AT 2k O'CLOCK.
PURSES o. co..
PuLsR No. |. Pour ho! ses will contend fot tho pre-
mum. Fo' horses that never Dcat s:H, - -
PAOl, BRADLEY, SURPRISE, WESTERN NEW YORK
PURSE o Ask hursCs will COntrnd for the pre-
mum. For horses thai never beat 2.0
Cars leave IuntCrs Point hour for the Track.
Ferry boats leave 3lth -. every i've minutes
WM, III. SAUNDERS son, Proprletop.
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rttur,s.

MISS EDITH OGORMAN WIN lecture at
WI IooneT Institute on "Wednesday, May II, fndag
MAY 20 Subject COnycIt Life and the Romtsh School,
system m the lgh Century. Tickets 81 cents.
nRIENTAL AND BIBLE LANDS. An lllns'
trntcd lecture of travels, DY the liDn |. b. Deh
IN the West Presbyterian Church. AID ST. bev cen stu
and d IN avs, this evening". TIcEsts at the door.
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Il,atantous.
MONEY MONEY ~ MONEYiii-To clerks,
WI mechanics, and others holdn- OF expecting ftua.
tons can be accommodated with small loans NOT eK
ceeing $40 on their note OF hand and reliable refo-
renee Tepdymcnts by monthly instam1nts strctest
secrecy observed Address g. IT, w. box 10, Sun once
DOsT OEFIOB NOTICR.-The mails for Europe
close a, III. once 90 1uesdsy WEDNESDAY rhuTsday
Viz and o. mas A. NJ and o, li4oi d and r. I:is
v and q, i0lh p II. JONES, Postmaster,
VANILLA BEANs-yanills beans, vsnill, beans.
Tor conIectioners, for sale by TAFT a TYLER, I'm.
portep OF drugs, u Cedar st.
WANTRD-Ownsrs By the Property Clerk 800 MuI.
berry e.. for The following articles, Rope.
hhh oans. soAp. rine silver Watches fixtures frnl.
tnre boz and oontes barrels, pg iron clocks black
robe AaAaulnn. hundlnA. Qlothlnk. akln.
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Publit 91otlt,a

NOTICE IL HEKEHy GIyEN that an election
~ Will ne held NJ the ONCE OF the New York Bridge
Company, corner OF Fulton and Front sts in the city
Of BROOKLYN, Monday the 6lh day OF June next At y
ocloCk al of tha diy, for u Directors OF said
Company for the then ensuing year, ..
JOHN 2. ATKINSON. SEES.
Dated MAY s. 1870.
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4,rsunal slont,s.

A MAN ny THE NAME OF PAUL yFNI-
IN MtLBURG. lacey lRnded, has been missed siuce
May II nom 10 GrecLwch ST.; no was goins 20 lincAen
sack Information gwen OF him Will be Thankfully ro-
ceiycd al Graham ayn Brooklyn, Il. ID
He wore green paid pants a short gray coat, ana
whiie hat
INFORMATION wanted OF Edmund Goodman
en- Yeuer and housobu!ldor, by his hrolher AZ 90
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no REAL EsTATE MEN

COTTAGE HOMES-Nice. new, paid tor while
~ occupying, at ElEaJethport, nourshng and
growing part OF Elizabeth N only 10 cent cash;
balance monthly or quarterly. IN lieu o. rent eommu-
talon ckcI for 6month. nee purchasers OF houses
also ne lots on payment OF t0 cash and SO monthly
I'll paid Tor. For full particular, apply to n
New York
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There no better place to maze Investments.
The rapid growth OF the city makes II doubtful II 40
magnificent chance will ever again be offered 20 buy
en- for permanent or speculative Investments
Shle positive, title lndsDutable, sixty cent
lose the chance and r0ent too late For Map and de-
scrlptye Pamphlets with terms OF sale and directions
to reach the property apply To tho Auctouccrs Pine
st. or to LOCKWOOD n CROSBY, Counsel Tor the
ExeCutory ia Nassau al
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should be pursued by smaller and more
effective Committee than the COMMITTEES of
the Whole. He stated before the recess
that that Committee had the effect of a
smotherer, that the stable door was vet un-
locked, and during the recess while these
Investigations were supposed to be going
on and while special tax bonds were worth
only "a cents in New York, So, 500, 600 of
those bonds have been issued from the
Treasury Of the State.
He was in favor of immediate investioa
ton, and proposed to move to amend the
motion of the gentleman from Chowan so
as to make the matter the special order for
next Monday morning at 10 O'Clock. He
should favor discussion to-day but that
every member is pledged to give this DAY
Saturday to consideration of Private
Bills. He moved to amend SO as to make
it tho special order for Monday next at 10
o'clock.
Mr.. Durham said that the conduct of
Messrs. Littlefeld and Swepson was to the
mind of every honest man in the State.
prinaa face evidence Of fraud and rascal
ity.
When this question of investigation was
first discussed Republicans on this floor
declared that the Republican party could
not afford to allow Democrats to lead in
this matter Of investigation. Did not the
gentleman from Robson tSinclair) make
this declaration about four weeks ago {?
Has the conduct of these gentlemen shown
that they were really in favor of investi-
cation Have they not thrown obstacles
in the way Of every proposition looking
towards an Investigation Here they are
sighting with all sorts of tactics a mere
resolution requiring the chairman of the
committee of the whole to summon certain
important witnesses, &c.
Mir. Frencl, called the previous question
on his motion.
The call was refused and his motion
to make the resolution the special order for
Monday was voted down by vote of yeas
| 7. nays 7G.
The question recurring upon the Origi-
nal motion Of Mr.. Moore to postpone I'M
til after the consideration of Mr. Jarvis
bill, 1t was voted yeas (Sinclair), nays
SO.
Mr.. Malone called the previous question
on his resolution.
The call was sustained and the resolution
adopted.
! On motion of Mr.. Peck the rules were
suspended and the bill incorporating the
Edgecombe Masonic Building Association
was taken up and passed its several read
| lnga.
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was surrounded by neat cast-irOn rail-
ing, through which, at the other end, the
branches of laurel were twisted. In the
centre of the llot, over the dead man S
breast, there stood an iron urn, haif-buri-
ed now in tuft OF withered grass. Aud
there, at the head Of the grave, On plain
white marble scroll, was inscribed tne
great soldiers name. Beside him was the
little grave Of his child WHO had died be-
fore the war.
Here, then, Stonewall Jackson lay-that
hero OF q hundred fights. whose name had
once rolled in thunder over the world. All
his marchings. all his battles over now !
Only five short years had gone since tho
Confederate armies were shaking tho CON
tinent with their tread; and yet, III pres
elIce of this lowly grave, how long ago it
seemed! The thunders OF tho war had
died into everlasting silence; the COnfed-
eracy, with oil its belongings, had vanished
like dream. The world had made a
mighty onward march, leaving the past
behind; aud here, under the wlthered
grass, the dead hero of the dead Sonth lay
III his lonely grave. on which the rain was
falling. How sad the place seemed ! The
Sky overhead WAS silent and big with sor-
row. The trees were dripping softly
Nature. more mindful than man, was weep
over the tie dead hero's grave.
~ willow tree litttE ~ lltlLi'4 was :
! forth its delicate green leaves, for the
spring was now come. / Thought, "There
is spring time then for the memory Of
| this man--fOr nOb!eness never dies"
[ had pIucked some grass from the grave
and few leaves from the laurel, and was
going away, when Il man i'll a siouchcd hat,
who, without my knowing it,, had come
into the cemetery, and seemed to have
| been watching me, came up and spoke.
You have seen his grave, SIR" said
this man.
1t seemed as if to him there was but one;
he said so naturally, ''You have seen his
grave" My GRAND had opened his heart.
He gave me his name, and said, 4 was in
the 9th, the first regiment Jackson raised
the Old Bloody Twenty it used
to be called. Yes, sir; I followed Stone
wall from the time he left the Military
Institute here to the day OF his death, and
helped to bury HIM"
He told me how the soldiers loved him
how mysterious and silent he was and
and he described with something Of awe
in his look that strange fashion he had at
unexpected moments OF lifting his hand
! towards heaven as ii in prayer.
Getting over the stile again, [ took one
last look back at the cypress trees weep
ing in silence under the dismal sky. [ had
hardly got into the road when a change came
! over the scene. The clouds parted sud
denly, and the pale sun flashed forth in
silver from a sky of liquid blue, flooding
! the lind with lioht
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
SATURDAY, Jan. %, 1870.

SATURDAY, Jan. %, 1870.
RESOLUTIONS AND BILLS.
The bill consolidating the Atlantic and
n, g. r. r. and North Carolina r. II. was
made the special order for Tuesday at II
o'clock
By Mr.. Malone A resolution that the
Chairman of the Committee of the Whole
he required to notify G. ". Swepson and
NJ. S. Littlefield TO appear before the com
rnittee for the purpose of testifying as wit
nesses, and that they be notified by tele-
Graph, and that the Chairman inform the
House at the earliest moment of the
whereabouts of said witnesses, and their
reasons for not attending, Tin case of fail
IRE to attend). Placed on calendar.
BY Mr.. French A bill to incorporate
the Wilmington Building Association
Referred.
On motion of Mr.. Malone, the rules were
suspended, and his resolution summoning
G. W. Swepson and Nj. S. Littlefield was
taken up.
Mr. French was in favor of some such
resolution, but Thought they should be
made stronger and more effective than
this.
AIR Moore, of Chowan, thought the mat
ter had better be postponed until some dis
position had been made of the half dozen
bills and resolutions in regard to the same
matter. now pending in this Genera! AS
semby, &c.
Mr.. Malone advocated the adoption of
his resolution in remarks of some Jength.
lie thought if these men refused to come
when summoned and continued their alb
sence, measures should be taken by this
Legislature to bring them here in chains
IKE criminals, and if found guilty, con-
signed to the penitentiary for the balance
OF their natural lives, &c.
Mr.. Sinclair wanted to know what was
10 become of the Committee consisting of
MeSsrs Bragg, Phillips and others, if this
committee of the Whole was to be con-
nnued. He thought as this was private
Oil DAY, the matter had better be post
poned until Monday, &c.
Mr, justice thought the resolution should
oe ct once adopted
Ut moore, of Chowan, was as much as
Ly o'ner man IN favor of the gentleman
+S"rlng any Witnesses before them that
Jncy. wished, but be thought the intro
Io ]J'ion OF these innumerabIe resolutions
81 10 the same end, was intended by
Sonuemen of the other side to make party
1%pital He thought the matter had bet
81 ne postponed until the return of Mr..
tbo W the chairman Of the Committee of
80 haole. and until after the considera-
VI Tue bill introduced by the gentle
+aau from Tyrel (Mr. Jarvis) reoealino
f o''dln sections and chapters of the Pnb7
special taxes. o'0n u
no nser some further remarks Mr.. Moore
a anoyed to postpone until after the consido
0faatlon of Mr.. Jarvis's bill
favo r. Ingram opposed postponement and
1"g0red the resolution.
po nan, OF Wake, colored, favored post
M NJ On and opposed the resolution.
Nf' french believed that investigation
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d. A. JENKINS,
State Treasurer.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.

BY Mr.. Beeman To authorize the Com
lnissioners of Arson county to levy q
apecial tax, no5 to exceed Sl2,OOO; re-
ierred.
BY Mr.. Winstead To aid in the inves-
tieation of the affairs Of certain railroads.
This bill authorizes the Governor to fur
uish room IN the Capitol building or
elsewhere for the use of the committee !;
allows them a clerk, stationery, postage,
Nc, and instructs the Public Treasurer to
meet said expense, TO pay out of the
Treasury s.. ZOO Referred to the Com
mittee on the Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Robbins To relieve E. T.
Miller, of Rowan referred.
BY Mr.. Blythe: Bill concerning the
Cherokee Indians on his motion the rules
we're suspended in order to put it on its
several readings.
The bill was read, and, on motion of Mr..
Love, its further consideration was post
poncd until Monday.
On motion the Senate adjourned.
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l. y, this very remarkable report.
reinH. hioh functionaries have totally dis
IheS1ad the request of the Senate of North
re8n1;na They were requested to report
CaHdob for himself, in q separate Tep0TT,
''eso ~ liter disregard of this requirement,
~ IN this body joint report.
SeT fTben. sir, in the first paragraph IN SAID
nnrt there is silly play attempted upon
E It7p word respectfully" which 1t is appa
Inf il distorted, wrenched from It's pro
Ion Lace and connection and done IN or
per 5ivi5e the Senate. Further it is o
o t,ar;Ia attempt on the part of these gen
Ib,5o,an to ridicule the action of the Sen
n1 Inch is too weak to provoke a smile
"'e1 r;nI,Iv deserves the contempt OF this
49, - they were not asked to respect
LII ranort' but respectfully asked to
The last paragraph says they 'have been
engared agifh0,u interneiSSiOn or delay from
the time Of their appointment until the
nrasent" Now, sir, how this can be true
. bay0nd my prehensiOn, for 1t is well
sioners has been for months at time on
+hn Snprenyc Cnurt Bench and another
ri8inr one nf the Judicial Districts.
prCsiG,.ui-D Does the Senator make any
motion as To Tie disposition of the cOmmu
fsication
Mr., Love None; J leave it in the hands
af the Senate.
No motion was made to receive the re-
port.
FROM THE HOUSE.
The following bills were transmitted
from the House which were disposed of
%. follows. to wit:
HiIl TO authorize the Commissioners OF
CoInrnbu, county to levy q special tax
H"ferred.
Bill to n,uc,;d al act to extend the cor
.lratc limits Of the town of Lumberton.-
i;rferrcd.
;ilI fc,. the better ~ election of life and
PROPERTY, was ratified by the President OF
The Senate.
I'm reference to resolution offered by
Mr.. Love, the Treasurer sent to the Sen
ate the following communications:
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, J
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
RALEIGH, Jan. %, 1870.
linn. TOD Il. CuJl,CeH,
President 0fhe Senate
SIM have the honor to receive the
following resolution, passed in the Sen.
ate Dec. 9th 4. d. 1869:
Res0Zred That the Treasurer of the
State be and is hereby requested to report
10 the Senate without delay, what sums OF
money have, been paid by him to each oil
the Code Commissioners. since their ap.
polntment, ut what time they began tC
draw pay, and for what months, naming
each month for which they have drawn pay
~ commissioners as aforesaid. In com
pliance I have simply to state the follow
ing facts as recorded on the books of this
department..
Messrs. Yourgee and Barringer have
been paid regularly from June, 1868, tc
INoI,o e.,
Eighteen months at the rate OF 5000 pei
month or So, 600 each. MIR. Rodman from
jane, 1868, to June, 1869, both inclusive
being for thirteen months, at the same
rate. -, 600, making total paid salary
70 the Code Commissioners of 50, 800.
Very respectfully,
d. A JENKINS,
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E E Y | 4 W
OF THE
Will NJ NGTON NJ A r K EFT S
FOR THE
WEEK ENDING THURSDAY.
February Sd. 1870.
& E Y [ L W

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the close Of our last review
we have nothing new to report in the market
for this article. There has been steady enquiry
for both shipping and distilling purposes, and
upon arrival parcels have found ready purchasers
at So so for soft and 81 65 for hard. The weeks
receipts have been moderate, and the eales foot
up {, COS bbls.. As follows:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-02-04

SPIRITS TURPENTINE-For this article the mar
ket opened on Friday last at slight advance,
closing on that day at 43 cents. Since then there
has been steady enquiry from shippers, and
prices have further improved, the market closing
on Monday at A cents for country, and As cents
for New York packages. To-day Thursday no
sales have taken place up to the time of closing
enquiries factors have very small stock hand
and are firm i'll holding for higher figures, while
buyers seem to hold off for further advices. The
weeks sales are as follows: