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by Baakeys,' Brokeys', and Commercial L;n>s a
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by Bdnkers, Brokeys', and Commercial Liner of
zeiaerepA-l
Lewis johnson d 10. quote stocrs And banda
In nome and foreign markets % Follows:
NEW YORK., April H.-First Board-U. s. Sc,
Icea, coupon, ia; SOS, 1862, coupon, HIS !;
~, 1854 coupon, lie <; sos, 1855 coapob, llOS
o20's, new, 1855, coupon, 100 &; 5-30's f567 cou,
pom, 1oe1; 62os, 1858, coupon, 1885,; i0-ae's,
cougon, HOG S;Currency6's, IL ;SIariposa, do.
prefd =; Canton, 66i.; Cumberland, 3OX;
Western Union Telegraph, 321; Quicksilver,
~; Pacific MAIL SIX; Boston Water Power,
ies; Adams, Express, 60 Wells, Express, 10y;
american Express, 50; United States Express,
42H; Merchants Union Express; =; New
iRsx ,i. Erie, sA; Erie pTsrd, IS; Has,len, s2E;
gan Central, 10y; Lake shore and Michigan
Pittsburg, ord, ioi; North vest, "a ;NorthWest.
preferred, ST; Cleveland, Columbus and Gin
clnnat, =; New Jersey Central, 105H; Rock
Island, 1i6X; Milwaukee & ST. Paul, coy; do.
Prefd, "A; Wabash and Western, AZ X; do.
20. prerd, u Fort Wayne, sex; Alton and
g and Alton, 1iIa; Chicago and Alton, pref'd,
1921; Ohio and Mississippi certificates, 29k;
Tennessee 6's, old, 80 K; do. new, EX; Va.
SIS, old, 60; North Carolina 6's, old. l6x; Mis-
souriSs, ORD, s2z. Gold. 112s a1l2x. Harriet
steady.
rBy Cable.l
LONDON, April Il, II q. m.-Consols, for money,
~; Tor account, % Bonds, 1862, ssx; 1865,
sss; 1857, @x; 10 io's, s6X Illinois, 1l2S; Erie,
HvERPooL, II a-m--Cotton market open dull.
Sales estimated at 5000 bales. Middiing Up
lands III r; Middling Orleans, liz. Receipts to
date, al 900 bales. Sales, 80 900 bales.
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me Markets To-Day.

@seVoo oSeeossvssB 70 1Ae 1ve0e61 0x0r.
bALrTAoR1. April H.-Cottou dun at 22xa23
flourfrm and in good demand; Howard Street
supernne, SAB aS5.12k; do. extra, 1851 u ass
DO. family, e625aS7; City Mills superfne, &l.SI 4
$3.50, do. extra, &5.50ae6.25; do. family e676sa
$50; Western superhne, sl75a&5; do. extra
s525aS562x; do. family. s6aS6.75 Wheat active
Maryland, 81 .42as1.45; Pennsylvania, quotable
at 9 S0aSl35. Corn firm for yellow; white dull
yellow $1.07as1.09; white sl03aS1.05 Oats
steady at 62a65c. Pork firm ut s2s. Bacon firm
kib sides, 16c; clear do, IGN a17c.; Shoulders
l3c-; Hams, 19a20e. Lard firm at 16Zal7c. Wits
Ky more firm at S1.01aS1.O2 for wood and iron
Stock scarce. r.. o. = :
BALTIMORE, April 4.-virginia SKIES, old
" bid, 81 asked; do. 1856, sc bid; do. 1867, 81 !,
bid, 62 asked y
NEW YORK, April 14.-Stocks firm. Ex-
change, long, 81 short, 9S. Gold, 12a. Money
easy at 6per cent. Bonds, 1lk. Virginia skies
ex-coupon, GO; new, 60. North Carolinas, i6 i
new, 2a. :.
NEW YORK, April 1.-Flour steady. whea,
shade firmer for winter. Corn shads better.
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The letters of the women Calhoun and Mrs
Sinclair to Mrs. Mcfarland, enticing her away
from her husband and painting up to her the
personal and mental attractions Of her free lover
Richardson, are about as unwholesome reading
As has appeared since the kindred Sickles trial.
The letters Of Mr.. Calhoun were justly char
acterized In court rs unfit for production save
In the cause Of justice.
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Inc New York Journal Of Commerce, referring
70 me re2rgument Of the Legal Tender case In
the Supreme Court, says that large number
OF leading Republican statesmen, and some Of
the most influential journals in that party are
heartily ashamed Of the project and speak ont
boldly in decided reprobation Of the whole pro-
ceeding
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The Boston Post calls Mr.. Julian's amend
nent ''The Sweet Sixteenth" and remarks
shat the best thing Congress can do Is TO ac-
knowledge the situation at once and without
debate, and come down quietly and gracefully
as the considerable coon did to the inevitable
Captain Scott"
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From A. L. Mudd We have ApDietoa's Journal
and Erery saturday for April ., With moro Dick
ems brood chapters; also PunekiseIo and the
caiAoiie Mirror.
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From y. Shiilington We have App,etos's Jour
nal, and Every Saturday for April 3, containing
chapters Of Dickens new story; also, PxncAisello
for April 3.
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U1ohcH.laHHsss FAkfDr ON THE n'rHt
Meetings vs. i'll be held THIS EVENING in the fol-
lowing halls to perfect for the grant
Torchlight Parade on to morrow evening:
Shiloh Hall, street between 18th and nth
Union Hall, 14th street, between G and II
Wills Hall, 7th street, between II and 1.
Bouldin 9 Church, corner 9Th and l. streets.
Thomas Hall, Carroll Hill, Fifth Ward.
Odd Felloss' Hall, Navy Yard.
Turner Hall, corner n aine avenue and az street.
The Headquarters Of Boys in Blue and Citizens
Committee have been established a. No. "A street
where all information in regard to the Parade may
be obtained 1t
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In the New York money market good borrow
ers have had no dificulty in supplying their
wants at six per cent. A large number Of
loaLs, however, have been made at seven per
cent. h
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

For RENT-QD skree- story BRICK HOUSE.
y conesinine nine .cone 10 god repair: gas ana
watsr; lent. 81. lnauirS On the premises, COS
s .' ;ss. e: :s st: .: . .Ss
nd 8. sk6e HS Gus Is &c. tA TIA
Sfh street, N. W.: roeGns vs1h all the modern i'm
e.sse"<sss. Apply q IIsf Pennsyi1snia ave
~. sp9u
FOE sAL In, At BAn9AfN-A FARM Of 50.
scenty md. on Breokyie furnrfke AZ the junction
Rosk.ille and wsskinstoa roads, ana partly in
able fora store; ssod WOOD and water s Can bs d.
yleed int9 several rood lots, each having . god
ed. Apply to proprietor, I0If Fa aps-st.
i HE VERY DksIRaBLE RrsiDEScE Of the
late william hmmert, adjoining Glen wood Ceme;eTy
walk TO- the I'm street cars consistins OF Isrss
Gardens with al ne choicest prst r9ee.. ssrr two
s.ss ss. as:is. Any ", O% ne
"se q ass srs%.e'
300 ASp sHE5hssk FJk SITES
acres 81 land, comprising the finest views Of wash
ne.sy .ny S.1s o the GSa NAM
esIecialiy icr grapes and the small fruits. Lsns
as to payments IN small amounts. Address
apsn 4. A. PHILLIPS, Georeetovu. DC.
EUk RENf-A STORE AND DWELLING, con
north n9s sn ire rom; sSE5sr 18th and streets
streets. sps-tf
EURNYHED House FOR RkNT-Or would
rent the R0oMS 2. l1O3 street, between 18th
and f2th. Inquire on the promises. ap42w-
EOR RBNf-A BaICK HOUSE Of seven. rooms
Il in the almost new rsw on 10th, bet. Q and r Sta
north. Inquire rext door. Ap6 Wv
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WOOD AND COAL.

- 'H-' AT
sAs eA'ASfH srn n BxIwEES PA. AVE-
hACHiNE CoTToNs: Coaas', Cark's, william,
W. 'P'''''
rihs; Anehsn' American Nursery, and Hair Pins
NkSpLks; Smiths best, psrnins, Embroidery,
ane rape
sHoh AND CORSET LAcks. all lengths
cent, ~. gv ysrs AND hiSSoNs' from 70 20
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TsreisffsAfT5ISSNHb ~ W.y ySSrEEs Is THE

vs. skCOkD WAkD. 60 -
The undersigned, Judges Of Election of the city
3v aShingtoa, v III be IN sessicu IN the SECOND
THr ~ 1e NON TUESDAY. WEDNEsDAf,
uush. i nsstpAn, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY, Apfii
,Ss a, i4sh isth, And lssh, o. the once of
s1esne ne ~ so q snents, New York
SS,sinS e ~ Sofner Of 18th street, from 5 TO Z
Lit q tie sussiasd voter ihs Second ard.
duce esrtincasss Of nsterssation or certed eopies
or satisfactory proof Of their loss
.+. s---r w; A: COOK,
.s.r ThOMAS DONOHO,
.. y yA@kS DONALDSON
ROBERT H BOORER 1
apSa Judges Of Election, Washinrtan r. RI
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From Prender & Co. We have some London
Illustrated Papers-the Graphic and NatHre.
A'so, London daily papers of April 2. "a
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LOST AND FOUND.

&5 RkWARD.Lost, on Tuesday morning last
YO about eight o'clock, Q Scotch TERRIER,
about ten months old: Had on red collar, silver
:" Lee The above reward will be paid IL returned
to 1O2S 9Th street, between and L. apl3ts
COO REWARD-Taken on Saturday morning
YEV last from the Tebing room Of the Church Of
ct book, with papers and gold locket, morocco
purse, containing tweczcrs and q two dollar note;
also, card case with cards Whoever finds and re-
turns-the purse with its contents s2J the pocket
book and papers, the iocket and card case, with cards
to Rev Or. Stsrkey, No. 1884 New York avenue,
will receive the above reward and the owner 3
thanks The articles have little no value to any
but the owner. ap l+AI
II OST-Mondsy the 18th inst, Somewhere between
Il Winder's Building and the Star once, q gold
SIXTH CORPS BADGE; owners name on ii. The
finder will be literally rewarded upon leaving II at
this ONCE. -, ap B6t'
II VST.On the 9Th instant. on 9Th street, between
- Northern Market and Boundary street, a light
mixed drab SUMAER OyERCOAT. Suitable re-
ward will be paid IL LEFT 1t second precinct police
station. .rr--ar. . ..E apl2-Ns
QSn REWARD-Lost, between Georgetown Post
WOU Once and 18th street, ON X last evening,
PACKAGE OF MONEY. containing $500. There
was one ~ 100 bill and four sos. Fifty dollars re-
ward will be given for the return Of the package
the star Once. -. apsu
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BOARDING.

MRS. n. RICE WOULD GIVE NOTICE TO
lVl her friends and the public that she has rented
that large and convenient Il 0USE on Massachusetts
avenue oetwsen N ana osn streets, 9id NO Siy,
BOARDERS, on liberal terms, either with or with
out ROOMS. - - - : apls3t-
QOARD AND 5ROOMS.-Excellent Table
ID BOARD and ROOMS, for families and single
persona, At No 113 18th street. old No. t0a For
permitted refer TO g. T. Metcalfe, Chief Clerk OF
the Interior Department, and the other Boardcs In
the house. X. FREDERICK. "F apl9H'
EyIRST. CLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
II FRONT ROOMS, to be had on reasonable terms,
ut 1901 cor. Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street.
Good location and accessible. mh2S-ly
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0evernment Securities. Isl
WAsHINsroE, April IA, 1S7o.-Jay Cooke q
Co. furnish the following quotatkens Of Govern
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VALUABLE LOTS FOR sALE-I have for ..Is
the following valuable Lots.

Y the following VARIABLE Lots: 'o' '~''
On Ss north ss :as ~ soS
Cstreet between Sixth and Sc streets east on
I e; 8 i1s s. ass
ny feet for the Other % feet.
on east sid: q s.senth street ues. Sst.ssn and
streets north, and 3 ms feet deep, paved alley in
p.t Ss City TSs let viii be soia IN G tSr. se s pa
ot Io q So srS 81 :ssh 4 assissd
Of Sfisiral Lot irosts 2 feet inshe. on street
VIII ssps q fe .ss ::.s sns
9 feet inches on New York avenue, with depth OF
a.. 8. ..sS s ss
Snd essh front imSroved Pro- the eoetieuity 70
SS4 E, :$:s
and hs. depth q lss fsss g isse fSns and 10
:-s $ s: 20
nhsdu go so s ss' se.s:..
LOB sALE-A m.ll MARKET rARM; eoOa .oil;
Bic On osa
sss no" SsSs:. 6ssisG Ess' to
For sALE.A two :.or, 9, room BRICK
:n.s essss fiic:, fela :! si ssn ss:s
H:c. faklE BUILDING LOTS. % BY 100: half
hIeck from PennsylVania ssssss ears: in Tirst
Ward; have ssvsrsss, sas, and v.tsr; viii be sod
.hsu Corner ~ :sss. ga snf sSss ~.
sAha SE61 fAA55SS 1864 SIN: s'ss.
nos.s .s fasiss las Win ::
Hx8 kitchse, nx15; situated on ut street. 6Sorae-
town, d. o.. 1xcsllent neighborhood. Appay NO0T
f.a. HsS Saf s4..s
SEvENrH AND EIehTH STREET Lors ToR
Eight 11siness Lots On Beyeufh st., opposite the
Ihyson Hotel; pine on Eighth st., cane "a sare.
Ho o 81 os
sections o. the city new being rapidly inIroyed.
MANA s ssss s:T ls SS. md sI ,ssS 81.
ROR sALE-A N room FRAME .H0ysE;in .
s q .:s spG H
yard and other conveniepcee. Tor yitO. Terms
lieD eash, balance on time. Apply D., BAcHh,
LOB SALE Oh EXCHANGE.
60 600 ACRES OF LAND in Macon ,uaty, n.
o., Blue Ridge Railroad running through r.:
SO 900 acres In Cherokee county, n. O., an nne
grsxinG bands, and covered with choice timber; su-
1900 nerss in sSsssos md Rs Ss counti so,
Oregon. VIII excnsnes Tor city property, or part
/ Tor nnMI-Ivonsvs. end ssss..s RRsIDENC.s
oplseits ths nsy ssssrs, fp houa confaia thir,
teen rooms each, are thoroughly built and hand.
QoYely nnished throughout, and contain IN modsrr
-: xs::s, No. 3s Ss IS s 49, Hr, Re-!
s;S -, 9 . sss owner, VA. q. fhahlR. 50 Lou.
=
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Cr0R knNr-rvon sw end sassa.s REsIDBNCes
II % nth sercee, between I'D x Sta. north = ut
opIeeite tse ssy ssesrs; Tp ho1.a confail thir,
foPely finished throughout, and contain an modsrn
Eirss :esats lnasir. q lOs. 2. KELLiI, ESai
Gseoee Aosne, 10. 001 N o1E8sf nOrthvenf. Ie.r
;;ss 80, g 2 sss OWNER, WI. q. PRaLlR So Lou.
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FRENCH BRANDY, HOLLAND GIN, RCN, &c =,
=, AL warranted pure, and ct lowest rates.
just laid In largest stock Of Toilet Articles in the
city, which VIII sell at 50 per cent. less than regu
lar prices, - imported end domestic Perfumery,
soaPs, Coognss Hair Oils, Cosmetics, Hair, Tooth,
and , inc tooth Combe In great variety, Prepare:
tons fer the Con pie xion, &c
Having much enlarged my store. will give psr
tcuiar attention to the Con pounding Of Physicans'
PrescrfDtous and Family Receipts. all Of which will
be put mp e halt the usual rates, and article
- xRfHt < HiITANs, Druggist,
apo eoSms Corner "A and ID sfreefs NJ W.
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COACH Es HHht ks.2iEssseSs r.sl ss.ses;; :.
. DEALk1e. :
..s s.,s2lisSssii - s:FR III
COMMISSION - =
y CARRIAGES HEPAI1ED. n
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S1 sALk-A q room IRAHn H0usk;in 2
1erqansnt tsnsst h require; sood ven Of water in
IT - s.s ether sonysDi:ESss; e. a 70 TER:
Gadison stresf. % Nth. 80 p aad o. m In.
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WANTED.To purchase from Is to 5000
which will pay the highest cash price.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS,
ja1-sm No. 739 9Th street, between and d.
WANTED-Everybo body to know that BRAZIL
w LIAM PEBBLE and other SPECTACLES
be accurately suited to strengthen the eye
sight. and cheaper than elsewhere, at HEMPLER'S,
Opticisn. next to National Hotel. jaS-ly
WANTED-Ladiss to know thst they can bay
w Wilcox Gibbs SEWING MACHINE on the
most easiest terms. for its simplicity and noise
less working, It e pronounced the best Sewing Ma
chine IN the World. Agency at o. BAUM'S Hoop
and X. - IA
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TPlONEER HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION
alton " i'll be in session on SATURDAY AFTER
NOON, att o clock at Rooms OF Board of TRADE, for
piioaffoaS 10 April 9th inst
$500 will be appropriated for building and 81 oOO
for purchase Of houses already built.
meeting.
By order Of the Board. JOHN R. ELyANs.
apl3-dtd IRepl Secretary A
"HALLS hair REwENER .............1Oc
S At same low rate We offer Ayers, Rinss
montgomery, Barrett's, Mrs. Aliens, Cheyaliers,
and all Hair Preparations. Also, my
FINE OLD BYE WHISKY,
The New York herald., 1870-09-11
REORGANIZATION OF THE BOYS In BLUE.

Endorsing the Republican NOminatiOns-Cap-
tain Brady Nominated for Assembly.
The Boys In Blue, OF the Fourteenth Assembly
district met last evening at No. 90 Third avenue,
and reorganized, in their political character for the
coming campaign.
The following officers were elected:-President,
John Fl. Brady; Vice Presidents, John p Lea and
Joseph Snelder; secretaries, /. w. Robertson and
John J. Schaefer: Treasurer, j. c. Pnckney.
board OF officers was also elected for The mill
tary organization, consisting Of the following
John Kehoe, Captain; Thomas Hackett First Lieu
tenant; Wlilam hegney, Second Lieutenant; Thomas
J. Cousey, Sergeant.
On motion, the President, John Fl. Brady was
nominated for candidate for the Fourteenth Assem-
bly, district
In response Captain Brady thanked them for the
nomination and stated that he had good reason to
believe that he would get the regular republican
nomination.
The following resolutions were unanimously
adopted
Resolved That heartily approve and endorse the nom
made the Republican Union Convention held n
Saratoga Springs the 7h Of September and that we
ticket ~
Resolved That in the nomination of General Stewart L.
didate around whom the Boys In Blue and all men
raya patriot soldier and statesman election
Will not only add additional honor the State
triumph Tor the administration of General Grant
Resolved That candidates Eor Cover
Comptroller, Canal Commissioners State Prison In
and uuquestionable parotism who hitting standard
beare re- In the campaign
The New York herald., 1870-09-11
PORT CT sEw YORK, SEPTEMBER 10, 1870.
CLEARED.

Steamship City Of London (Br Tbbts, Liverpool-John
G Dale.
Steamship France Br Grogan Liverpoo-Natonal Steam
ship Co.
Steamship India tBr, Munro Glasgow Henderson Bros
Steamship City OF Mexico, Tmmermann, Havana. Sisal
and Vera CRUZ Alexandra & Sons.
Steamship George Washington. Gager New Orleans-H
Cromwell K Co.
steamship Mississippi Henry New oreans-Frederic Ba-
ker.
steamsh,psan Jacinto. Hazard, savannah-wm aarri-
Steamship huntsville Crowel. Savannah-R Lowden.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodhull Charcston-H Morgan
Il Co.
Steamship Washington, Wallace, Wilmington NC--Thomas,
Holmes Il Co.
Steamship Isaac Bell Brakeman Norfolk City Point and
Richmond-Od Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship John Gibson, Winters Georgetown DC-Geo
Merrick.
Steamship Regulator, Brooks Phlladelphia -Loriard
Steamship Co
Steamship Nereus. Bearse. Boston, CLYDE
Steamship Wamsutta, Fish, new Bedford-Ferguson
Wooc.
Ship j j southsrd, Bishop, New Oreans-N Brigham.
Ship Union, Austin, New Oreans-R II Drummond Co.
Kark Tidal Wave (Br), Barnes, st John Mp Nevius
Sons.
Bark Hunter, York, Gaveston-E NJ Stackpole.
Brig Ceres (ir) McCarty Gothenburg- Son Co.
Brig Queen of the South, Burns Savannah-Bentley, Mil
Ter & Thomas.
Schr John Atwood. Galeshaw, Kingston-A Solomon &
Co.
schr Thos French, Doughty, Washington, NC-Thomas,
Schr Gesner, Egber, Rchmond-van Brunt 4
Slaght
schr NJ vassar, Kelly, New Bedford-Ferguson Wood.
Schr Ross, PAU, Pawtucket-E Kreemer.
Schr Pierce Brooks, Porter, Middleown, Ct
Schr Harriet. Moran, New Haven-Saml Goodwin Son.
Steamer Mars. GRUMPY. Philadepha.
Steamer Monitor, Jones' Phadephia.
Steamer MayHower, TUFTS, Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1870-09-11
TAXATION IN JERSEY CITY.

The following is The tax levy for the current year
passed by The Board OF Aldermen Of Jersey City
Street repairs $50 900; lighting Streets $780, Ooo
police S179,l0o; fire marshal, S1500; almshouse ana
hospital, $4,000; ire department, s2S,ooo; pubic
Schools $685. l5o salaries, including $1,000 to each
alderman, $l16,364; printing, $4,000; elections,
$4,000; repairs and supplies OF pubic buildings,
$23,00o public grounds $4,000; stationery and sup.
plies for City Hall, $500; public health, $1,000;
Fourth OF July, 5000 so; cleaning streets $1,000;
COAL S5.500 legal expenses including amount to test
the constitutonallty OF certalp acts Of the
Legislature eXemptng corporations from taxa
ZION, $4,000: REM of armory for militia, $1,000;
contingent expenses, $lS,000 purcna sc Of
hose for Fire Department. SG,400; Office hire, 81 500
IRE alarm ana police telegraph, s27,o9o; steam fire
engines for companies Nos. and s, So, 200; appa-
ratus Tor HOOK ana Ladder Company No. l. ST. 296 40;
erection OF house for same company S9.il3 house
for Engine Company NO. H. $500; repairs and sup
pies OF public schools, s13,000-making q total OF
SSS6y63 80. According TO this levy the tax will
amount 10 nearly three and half per cent or double
THAI or any former period. The contia gent xpenseS
include the gold oedges, at forty-ve dollars each
which the aldermen voted to themselves. The ap-
preparation ior street cleaning no taxpayer would
object To If the streets were only cleaned even once
month. South Eighth street or ''Broadway,i is
perpetnaly filthy with clouds OF dust, ever drifting
Erie the
The New York herald., 1870-09-11
ARRIV AIS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS
vita mdse and As e. TO-
Franckyn Aug rs passed steamship British 4ueen bound
rleged sea,nef, bound T. '''~'1' ''p' . "S
spp Gen & &adgwcs Nichols Gavsa0n AHg
90 on the 9Th IN and 9th inst experienced heavy gales
Sept
with rdse and PASSENGERS, to Morgan & Co. Expert
sisss nao s 'es nc
mdse, Never. ~ Had heavy and NV winds the
to hurricane hauling to to west, and continued
sOpsa and had decks sweep. o. eseryhins
% ops Ne
a. spoke ship Lawrence, from Greenock for quebec 30
sidney o Bartlett Nd sS w
in the North Sea- through Dover Straits July 20 and
Aug Il sS SssaSis % Winds s aSs a%@. VIII fog
ana % &C., Vs seSs Tss
e. rs snasla nsaf to S % d 31s
cess ee steering west same date sc fishing schooner
schooner Cook of Rrov1ncetown with 2oj qaInals
@ o FL wS lat g 81 lon a Park rs rms 5o% snsa we
sark i %svanssg % sr sSsroone LondSn lyme ~ with M
VIII n and
moderate weather ~ % lnst when on Georges Bank With
gradually veering and NV; LOST and split sails and
Uno gRns wikander, Antwerp "a days with mdse,
to Funch Edye Co. Had 70 Sd inst then
had hurricane from Sc to wsW; lost mantopsail fore
and mizen taysans.
Bark hesperus B, Savage Antwerp 50 days. with mdse,
to John Boynon Son Il Co.. Had heavy weather Sept
lost two lower opsss foresopmast and mizzen saysaa
Fresand Holland aged So years, died of disease Of the
kidneys, and buried at Aug 49, lat a. 30 long
Philadelphia ss days out sh lat 45 90 lon Al u " bark
lNG, do; 2sd lat a. 81 NJ Ion % 81 W, bark Iminone,
bound east.
&C. to Jas Henry Has been days Of the Banks, with
strong SW winds Aug 81, at IS, Ion Al 55 spoke
ship Quino Jamaica for Liverpool; date lat A
S. lon A. schT Devereux from New Orleans Havre.
80 days. with coffee, hides, to Snow Burgess Was y
days from Cape with winds and has been
days of Hteras, with strong wnds and calms Died
The New York herald., 1870-09-11
NEWARWs EaHAIIc ALDERMAN.

Nice Way Of Keeping Public Omcinl
Away from a Meeting Of the Common
Conncil-How to Stihe Vote.
Alderman Cane, of Newark, on Friday night was
In the hands Of the Phiisnes at the Passaic Falls,
at Paterson. Rumor has 1t that there were grave
doubts that he about to ''se out''-bOdy, boots
and breeches-t0 the enemy. He was brought to
Paterson, entertained, feasted, and treated like
prince. vain he expressed the desire to return,
so TO be at Newark in the evening to attend the
Newark Common Council meeting; but his entertain
ers only the more rendered him their Kindest
regards, until his aldermanic proportions were
too limited to contain the good things fairly
forced upon him. At last, coming flank move.
ment upon his guards, he escaped from the hotel
and made a grand rush for Hogan's livery stable.
His jailors followed, but Cane succeeded IN eluding
them by lodging a corner, and by the time they
reached FIogan's livery stable the runaway alder
man had gotten OF in as fast team as could be
hired 1t was then eight O'Clock, which would
make 1t quite late before he could get to Newark.
His pursuers Immediately followed as fast as they
could go that Is the last the Paterson folks know OF
the affair.