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NOtice.-Those knowing themselves indebted tc
the undersigned, viii confer q favor on US by call
ing and settling the same this month.
s-s &c HALL & BRO.
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For Rent.-A small farm, one mile west of
Emporia. Enquire of w. ]. Cantrall, at the Juve-
nile Restaurant & Bakery. 7-s
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For SaIe.-A Jack, years old, of good size.
Inquire of d. w. Appleby, on Duck creek, Water
loo, Lyon county. T-6
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Another new stock of boots and shoes, hats and
caps, gloves, and leather just received at Lehn-
hard's, Exchange Building. He is selling them
OF quick and very cheap. 3-tf
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Regular passenger trains are running he
tween Junction City and Burlington.
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To Rent.-A No. / farm. Inquire Immediately
of d. W. Appleby, on Duekcreek, Waterloo. Lyon
county TIFF
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EMPORIA DIVISION NO. 90. Sons & Daugh-
tiers of temperance, meets at the Presbyterian
Hall every Monday evening at O'Clock. Mem
beers in good standing are invited to attend.
MRS T Fl GoRHAM w
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DOty's Washers and Universal Wringers.
Aft HoLpERMAE & BROS.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Spring Goods. first arrival, to-day, at
s-tr WIN. CLAPP's.
Legal Tender-The custOm-made French calf
boots at ls-tfl WIN. CLAPP's.
Hay For saIe.-F a. Cowles has quantity of
good hay for sale. s-6
Margin for love is little risky but there
is no risk in buying goods at
S-tf WM CLAPPss.
Jennie. no doubt. was handsome. but much
handsOmer are the neck ties, just opened at
s-tf WIN CLAPP's.
For Sale.-Four hundred bushels OF No. ! black
Seed Oats. Three miles east of Emporia-
50 B.F. MYERS.
Boots. Shoes. Clothing, and Gents Furnish
ing Goods the best and cheapest in the market, at
s-tf WIN CLAPP's
Woods cords dry oak wood for sale in lots to
snit. line through the postoface viii be attend
| ed to- 1871 THos- ARNoR.
Mrs. f. B. smith having disposed of the Post
oGiee book store, win be glad to have all who
indebted to her call at the Postonce and settle mp.
l SILT
Lost.-Between Emporia nnd Bakers Ford on
the Cottonwood, one army blanket Any person
! finding the above win be suitably rewarded by
leaving it at this Otdee. 7-u
stDIen.-On the 18th of February. an or derof Mr.
Maurer, in favor OF Mr. J. Steele, of the amount of
so, was stolen. with pocket book from me- Par
| ties interested viii take notice. WA. PRICE.
/
Persons owing for goods on last years account
must come forward and make settlement without
further notice. Spring is near and must have my
means to lay in new goods JOHN CARTER,
S-l1 Plymouth, Kansas.
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1. 0. o. r.
SONS OF TEMPERANC1

UNION LODGE, No IS meets at their hall owe
EmpOria Bank, every Tuesday evening, at O'Clock
j. L. WILLIAMS, n. G.
H. l.. KEMPER, Secretary
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A fresh arrival of ceiling paper at
4-tf HoLDERMAN & BROS.
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Bailey s Painter have just received supply
of fresh Usage Orange seed, direct from Texas.
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One car load of the celebrated Studebaker wag-
ons just received. The best wagon in the market,
for sale cheap, for cash in hand, at
att HOLDERNAN & BROS
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For Sale.-100 town lots. for cash, or on Ion
time, to parties that will improve.
46-tf H. c. CROSS.
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Lost.-Between Emporia nnd Bakers Fori
the Cottonwood, one army blanket. Any person
finding the above win be suitably rewarded by
leaving il at this Office T-tf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-02-25

Splendid Fitting Bootsi win make them for
you at the Exchange building
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Best brands of nour-warranted-at
rs BAILEY 4 PAINTER's
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Alexander kid gloves, silk suspenders, silk
undershirts fine handkerchiefs and hosiery
remarkably cheap, at I. Z. PERLEY & Co.'s.
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For Peoria and Industrial Plows, low for cash,
call at [4-tfl HoLDERhAN s. BROS
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A fresh supply of Builders Hardware, just re-
eeiyed at [4-tn HOLDERAAS & BROS.
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Boots. Shoes. Clothing, and Gents Furnish
ing Goods the best and cheapest in the market, at
S-tf WIN CLAPP's
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Now Is the Tfme.-We have for sale leo lots in
Goodrich's Addition to Emporia, ranging in price
from SIS to $50. We also have 80 houses and lots
from 500 10 5000, and large number of farms
and lots, and great quantity of unimprovel land
Call and see our lists.
BAcHELLKR s FREDERICK.
5-tf Real EstateAgents, Emporia-
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For Sale.-Four hundred bushels OF No black
Seed Oats Three miles east of EmPoria-
50 RF MYERS
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If you pay me
What you owe me,
Then III treat you
And beseech you
Never ask me
To trust You again
ii. L. KEMPER.
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Rubbers. rubbers, rubbers, at
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Woods cords dry oak wood for sale in lots to
shit a line through the postonice viii be attend
ed to. 1891 THoS ARNoR.
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JennIes doubt, was handsome, but much
handsomer are the neck ties, just opened at
S-tf WM CLAPP-s
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StOIen.-On the 18th OF February, an derof Mr.. |
Maurer in favor Of Mr.. J. Steele. of the amount of
SO was stolen, with pocket book, from me. Par
ties interested VIII take notice. WA. PRICE
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AUTUMN.

Lowell or Orange-August TO September.
Maiden's neutrality-suspicious. TO October.
to November.
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Mrs. +. 3. Smith having disposed of the Post
oniee book store, viii be glad to have all who
indebted to her call at the Postofce and settle up.
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We have a few pair of fine white blankets
which we will sell less than cost as we do not wish
to summer them. [6-tfl NEWMAN & BRO.
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GI1ett & Hadley, at the corner Grocery Store,
have received large addition to theirstock No
larger assortment Of groceries can be found in
Southern Kansas. Sell at wholesale and retail and
at figures the most reasonable. Call and see for
yourselves 5-6
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-02-25

Hats and Caps in great variety at
6-tf NEWMAN, & BROS.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-02-25

Latest StyIes.-L Z. PerIey Il Co., Merchant
Tailors take pleasure in announcing to the public
that they have secured the services of Mr.. b.
Gormley fashionable cutter, and that they have
on hand elegant stock of Cloths, Tricots Castor
Beavers, Cassimeres, DOeskins, and trimmings,
which they propose to make up to order in the
very latest styles and best workmanship. I53 Com
mefrial St Emporia Kansas eff
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-02-25

You can buy Congress CATERS at Lehnhard's E,
change for 81 % n
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Best Green Teas at 81 so per pound; best black
teas at 81 per pound best Japan at 81 so per
pound at l6-tfl NEWMAN & BROS.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-02-25

EMPORIA LODGE, No. H. A. F. & A. NJ meets
at their hall, over Emporia Bank, on the Thursday
of or next preceding the full moon of each month,
and every two weeks thereafter. Master Masons
in good standing cordially invited to attend
A. r. BANCROFT, w. NJ.
E. r. BANCROFT, Secretary.
EMPORIA CHAPTER, u D., r. A. NJ. meets
at Masonic Hall. every Saturday evening, at ~
O'Clock Companions in good standing are cordial
ly invited to attend. p. B. PLUMB, II. p.
E. p. BANCROFT, Secretary.
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Best Hartford three ply carpets at.
eff NEWMAN & BROS.
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Wanted to ser.-1O pairs of Congress CATERS
at 81 !25 per pair, at LEHNHARD's.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-02-25
Town AND COUNTRY.

Some indications Of rain to-day again.
Butter is scarce at forty cents per pound
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-02-25

William Clapp has lot of umbrellas which h
is selling OF cheap Go and get one, and don't Dor
row of yonr neighbors. II
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Cash Paid for Fat OattIe.-F. schmidling will
pay from 81 to So cents gross 50 TO cents net
for fat cattle. 2-tf
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Limel Lime!-I have large quantity of good
fresh lime for SALE three miles south of Americas
ON L. James place. EARNEST NJ NELSON.
Americas Feb 6 1870 6-S
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Land for Sale.-214 acres of second bottom,
best quality, one-half mile east of Americas, (
81 per acre. [7-sl R. w. RANDALL
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GiiIett q HadIey have just received some fine
sets of ground glassware, which they are selling
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-02-25

We have a stock of Ladies Black and Fancy
Sacks just the thing for spring, at low prices.
6-tf BANCROFT & McCARTER.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-02-25

S12.5O.-Choice all wool frock suits for $12.5O at
6-tf lie PERLEY & Co.'s.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-02-25

Bargains can be had in Boots and Shoes at
eff BANCROFT & McCARTER's.
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Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad.
Grand Celebration at Burlington
state Officers Present in a Body.

NdaGnIneent Entertainments for Guests
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QueensWare at
IS GILLRrT & HADLEY's
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The best Virginia tdbacco at
Il GILLETT & HADLEY's
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Great bargains in wOolens at
eff NEWMAN & BROS.
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AMERICUs BUSINESS NOTICES

Town Lots for SaIe.-Town Lots in Americ
for sale by r. w. RANDALL,
Tiff Real Estate Agent
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Bargains!-A few over coats will be sold at less
than cost to make room for spring goods, by
6-tf l. F. PERLEY 4 Co.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-02-25

Best quality Of double and twist eassime
suits cheaper than any other house, at
GIFT E PERIFY n Co q
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B. GOrmley, Tailor, at Perley's is now ready to
make up clothing in the latest styles. Particular
attention paid to the cutting of chdren's clothing,
ladies' cloaks and gents shirts. 1-tf
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Margin for love is little risky but there
is no risk in buying goods at
S-tf WIZ. CLAPPHS.
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Team for Sale.-One span of geldings, and
years old, wagon and harness. Also one three-yesr
old mare. will sell the above cheap for cash.
Americas, Kan, Feb. H. 1870. SIMON Ross
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Small farm for SaIe.-40 acres, all in cultiva-
ton, story and half frame house, well, etc.-all
good land, half a mile from town. Price 1900
Call on r. w. RANDALL. Agent
7-S Americas, Kansas.
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We will sell 10 pieces good, double fold, wine
colored Alpaca, at As cents per yard.
6-tf BANCROFT & MCCARrER.
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Go to Newman q Bros and get nice cottage
carpet cheap. eff
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This space was sold to T. G. whitley, but he
Is SO busy opening his new stock of goods in
his new building that he has no time to write
out an advertisement.
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SOCIETIES.

1. D. Fox, Assistant.
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An immense stock of wool overshirts at lie
than cost, at [6-tfl l. E. PERLEY & Co.'s.
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Trees for the Desert.-For particulars see ad-
yertisement headed Neosho Valley Nursery.
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Have you those beautiful patterns of oil
carpet at [6-t0 NEWMAN & BROS?
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This space was sold to T. G. whitley, but he
Is SO busy opening his new stock of goods in
his new building that he has no time to write
out an advertisement.
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Hay For Sale.-F. a. CowIes has quantity O
good hay for sale s-tf
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Legal Tender-The custOm-made French calf
boots at ls-tf1 WIN. CLAPP's.
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1900 Shade Trees.

Silver Maple.
FOUR YEARS FROM SEED.
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S6.s5.-You get good suit of CLOTHES for
SOS at [6-tf l. Z. PERLEY s. CO.'S.
BaIs.-Go to Bancroft & McCarter's for balls of
all kinds eff
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Vyiesxs sEayse are agents for the Fish wagon.
large supply constantly on hand. SIS
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For sale.-A No. / Bradbury Piano viii be sold
at a sacrifice. For particulars, call on
SO RIP MURDOCH
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Good Stock of seasonable goods for the times,
cheap at [5-tf1 BANCROFT & MCCARrER's.
Linen Napkins, doylies, linen and felt table
covers, diaper tOweling, hucks and crash, at
6-tf NEWMAN & BROS.
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Spring Goods. first arrival, to-day, at
str wv Clamps
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SIO.OO.-Fine black cloth coats, all wool,
1900 Qess than cost. at l. E, PERLEY & Co.'s
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-02-25

Best quality of fine brown and bleached mus
Inns at [6-tfl NEWMAN & BROS.
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Sold only by agents Price. $500 L. Plumb and
o. 8. Foote, agents for Lyon county. Silt
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Change of Base..-Owing TO the str1ngeney of
the times, am compelled to do CASH BUSI-
NESS.
All persons indebted to me are earnestly request
ed to call and SETTLE wish to close my books by
the list of March, after which time shall abandon
the credit system and close out my entire stock of
goods, for cash. Especial inducements will be
offered to the cash trade.
Thanking the public for past fayors, shall en-
deayor by close application to business and fair
dealing, to merit continuance of the same.
Yours, etc, J. D. GIBSON.
Americas Feb g. 1870 GO
The New York herald., 1870-03-02
BROOKLYN BOARD OF EDUCATION.
The Alleged Outrages on a Pupil-rcachers,
Salaries.

The Alleged Outragcs on a Pupil-Tcachers,
Salaries.
The Board OF Education met at their Headquarters
In Red Hook lane. last evening The secretary Mr.
Stuart reported credited balances OF the various
accounts TO DC 1851, ,255.
Mr.. Barnes, chairman OF the committee appointed
Investigate the charges OF cruelty alleged 70 have
been perperated by MISS Nichols on the child OF Mr.
Richards, denounced the papers for commenting upon
the alleged outrage He reported that the committee
had made careful investigation Of the matter and
fully exonerated Miss Nichols from ali imputation
upon her. They did not justify her, however in
retaining the childs clothing He moved that letter
Richards be returned, together with q communca.
ton to the effect that the Board, having perfect con-
fidcnce In the committee on investigation OF the
charges support the decision rendered by taem
This was adopted.
The Committee on Finance, to whom was referred
the matter OF the teachers salaries, submitted re-
solution for adoption containing schedule OF prices
teachers IN charge OF the grammar or intermediate
departments to receive $1,000; assistants in the
grammar department $500; teachers in The supple
mentary classes, S000 teachers charge OF the pri-
mary schools and departments with an
average attendance OF 600 scholars, $500 ;
assistants in these schools, $500; teachers
In charge Of the primary schools and departments
assistants In these schools 5000; teachers III colored
schools Nos and 2, 5000; the principals Of schools
Nos. and 2 S2,025
1t was resolved to make this report the special or
der of The day for the meeting on the lath Inst
No other business OF Importance was Transacted.
The New York herald., 1870-03-02
TslEGaApHIc NEWS ITEMS.

The Cincinnati Southern Railroad bill was de-
feated In tue KENTUCKY senate yesterday by vote
OF ~ to Is.
The woollen shoddy mill OF Washington Patton at
Darcy. burned last Monday evening. Loss
$40 900; partially insured.
Orders have seen given to reinstate half OF the
discharged worKmen In The Charlestown, Mass,
Navy Yard and tney Will resume work to-day.
Mrs. Susan Byers, OF Rochester, N. H., died In
sleeping on her way from New Ork to Boston
yesterday morning she was very low with con-
sumption.
The residence Of George Baker near Quincy, Ill.,
was destroyed by fire on Monday night. Two chill
dren had narrow escape from being burned 70
death. Loss $50, 000
fire at Morrstown Ind. last night destroyed the
insured for S16 o0O OF winch s1oooo Is the Under
writer's OF New YorK.
Another attempt was made last night to burn the
Madison, Ind, courier printing ONCE and tue lower
Seminary. The fires at both places were extinguisl-
ed without much damage
The Albany carpenters struck yesterday against
. reduction OF their wages. The brcklayers have
cautioned mechanics OF their calling and masOns
against going there for work.
large fire occurred early yesterday morning in
Marion 5. o., which destroyed thirteen dwelling
hOu es In the centre OF the town. The loss il esti-
mated at Tom $3o,eo0 10 $40, 900.
The Northern Railway elevator at Toronto, Canada,
containing about 125 900 bushels gram and L. 600
barrels OF -four. was destroyed by FIRE yesterday
morning. The loss Ia estimated at $3.50 OOO
A young music teacher named Day, OF Franklin.
Mass, went to WoonSock on Friday with 5000 "a
buy furniture He bought aud sont home the srtcles
ana then went to Providence. r. L., and has not
been heard OF since
The New York herald., 1870-03-02
CTR SKIPPING INTERESTS.

Meeting OF the Vessel Owners and Cnptains'
Cooperative Associaiion-The New Jersey
Pii0fnsc Law.
stated meeting or the Vessel owners and Cap
tains' Association was held yesterday afternoon Mr.
James A. Van Brunt m the chair. The president
reported progress on the Hon. John Lynchs bill on
American shipping interests before the House OF
Representatives. at Washington. The Committee
on New Jersey Pilotage Laws put IN the following
bli which III before the New Jersey legislature ana
will, IL is expected, be acted this week.
Az rosvs TO potase the navlsabs waters OF ,hs
State OF New Jersey waters which has con
current jurisection.
be It enacted, &C., That any citizen Of the United States
who 70 the enrolled or registered master or any
the United Stses, who shll have sole command aud
charge thereof and whose vessel shall bouni either
out Of any Of the navieabe waters OF the stAis
Of New Jersey which the has
jurisdiction with other Staes, constituting
pioizge usually charged demanded received whathe
the same be In or out OF the tho
Delaware bay or river In tho bar Of
a As pilot OF hs vcssel aud FOR that purpose
BY declared TO be pilot duly commissioned authorized
to act as such Tor that purpose for Mis- vessel And be
onscted That all laws In force watch iBconss
tent with the provisions OF this bo and the
hereby repealed.
After some discussion on the Interests or the
assQciatloa ths meeting adjourned.
The New York herald., 1870-03-02
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET-LoSDoN, March 1-4:3o
J.. M.-Consols closed At 925s for both money ana
tine account. United states nve-twenty bonds so y
the issue 0 1862 S95s 1or Issue Of 1885, and ss
for Issue or 1857: ten-iOrtes, S6k. Erie Railway
shares. 21}1; Illinois Central, l18X; Atlantic and
Great Western, 20.
PARIS BoURsE.-PARrs. March 1.-The Bourse
closed firm Rentes T4L 22c.
FRANKFORT BoURs sE.-FRANKFORT March L.
United States bonds closed active ut 057s 95h for
the issue Of 1862
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr-LrvERPoOL March
1-4:3O p M.-CoIton closed dat; Midnllng upands
liz lid; middling Orleans, l1Hd. The sales or
the day were 5000 bales, including 1000 for specula
tion and export r.
MANCHESTER TRADE REPoRT.-LIvERPoor March
The adyices from Manchester are less favorable
and cause duIness III the cotton market.
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFs MARKET.- LIVERPOOL.
March 1-4:3e +. M.-Breadstu1s 1rmer. The re.
cepts OF wheat at this port for the past three days
have been 900 quarters Of which 80 600 are Ame-
rlcan.
LIvERrcoL PRODUCE MARKET.-LIvxRrooL, March
1-4:30 r. M.-Fine rosln, 12s. per cwt Refined De-
troieum, Is. 11Ad. per gallon.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LoNDON, March L.
4:30 p. M.-Talow, 46s. 4os. 3d. per cwt Whale
oil quiet and steady. Sugar Arm both OH spot and
aGoat. Refined petroleum nrmcr, but not quotabiy
higher, Turpentlne quiet and steady.
PETROLEUM MARKEr.-ANTwERr, March l.-Petro.
leum closed nat AZ 5af. for standard white.
The New York herald., 1870-03-02
TEE RECENT BOILER EXPLOSION.

commencement Of tho Observation-Disclosures
body to Blame This Time.
The promised investigation for the purpose OF
liking the responsibility for the fatal boiler
explosion In the manufactory Of Decker 4 Co. was
commenced yesterday BY Coroner Flynn.
Al. Decker, OF Decker Co.; Joseph r. Conee,
boiler Inspector; John Donnelly, Thomas MoLachIau
boiler Inspector; +. Powers boiler inspector: !:
charles f. Emery, engineer; Micnael Hayes
engineer. and George Fox. boiler MAKER. were
examined At length as 10 the circumstances
OF the explosion. and the condition OF
the boiler at the time. The an1davit
OF George Hussey, deceased, was also put In cvI-
dence. Testimony OF the latter went to show that
the engineer told him previous TO the explosion that
the boiler had a crack IN 1t and was leaking badly !;
no person went near the boiler while the engineer
was absent at dinner. The evidence Of the tispec-
tors on the contrary showed that while the boiler
was not quite perfect 1t was, nevertheless, sum.
cently strong TO bear the pressure 1t had to bear.
In the opinion OF Charles T.. Emery, engineer, tho
immediate cause OF the explosion was neglect on
the part OF somebody. George Fox. boiler maker,
thought that the explosion was caused by want OF
water IN the boiler. The investigation viii be con-
tuue0 daV.