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PhiIadelphia's Reception OF the Wis
tting Cengressmen.


PHlLADELPHIA, June 1.-THE special Con-
gressional committee, appointed to visit this
city in connection with the proposed lnterna-
tional Exhibition in 1876, as the anniversary OF
Independence, arrived last night In a special
train from Washington, having made the trip
in three hours and forty minutes The party
was officially welcomed by Mayor Fox at 1ndc-
pendence Hall this morning. A response
TO the Mayors speech was made by
Hon. Daniel j. Morrell, chairman Of the COM
mittee on manufactures, in brief style, in WHICH
he excused himself for not being a speaking
man, but introduced Hon. Norman b. JHdd,
Of the foreign affairs committee, WHO re-
turned thanks for the welcome rendered,
After inspectiIg g the revolutionary re-
lies in the hall for awhile, the party
were conveyed in barouches to Baldwin's
Locomotive Works, where an hour Was spent
examining the various departments OF the ex-
tensive establishment, which, during, last wear.
turned out 235 engines and tenders. During the
months of the present year 107 locomotives have
been finished; all to roads within the Union.
none having been shipped to foreign ports.
Ghard College was next visited, where the
quests were received by the Board of Trustees
and Hospitality entertained.
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Tre Canada Southern RaiIwaY.
Tslsaraphsd EzcLusirelu 10 The Eusnirlo s az.

NIAGARA FALLS, June IA meeting o. the
Shareholders of the Canada Southern RAILWAY
permanent organization of the company wa,
effected. The following named geutlemeI
were unanimously elected directors for the en-
suing year: John f. Tracy, Esq, President o.
the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
Co; VIM. l.. Scott, President of the Erie aud
Pittsburg II. X. Co; Sidney Dillon, contra ctor
and director of the Union Pacific COMPANY;
Milton Cartwright, Director of the Lake shore
Rock Island, and Northwestern II, x. Co..
Daniel Drew, New York; VIM. A. Thompson
President of the Erie and Niagara Il. r. Co:
Oliver ). Chapman, New York; BENJAMIN F.
Erie, Pa.
1t was stated that the effect of the Great
Western Railroads proposed loop line, from
Glencoe, has been fully weighed, and is not con-
sidered an obstacle TO the construction of the
Southern railroad.
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The COMPROMISE IN THE HOUSE ON CUBA-
The compromise on the Cuban question, which
was brought forward by the Administration on
Wednesday, triumphed in the House Yesterday
by majority of seventeen. 1t ends the whole
matter for this session, and while it goes 20 far
as 10 recognize the existence of a war i'm Cuba
it avoids all reference indirectly to belligerent
rights for the Cubans, and in this respect Is the
cause OF great disappointment to the friends of
Cuba The resolution as passed by the House
authorizes the President to demonstrate against
the barbarous manner in which the war in Cuba
has been conducted, and, ii he shall deem it
expedient, to solicit the cooperation of other
governments in such measures as he may deem
necessary to secure from both contending par
ties an Observance of the laws of war recognized
by all civilized nations. The proposition to
amend the neutrality laws so as to give both
parties the same advantages of intercourse and
trade with the United States, so that the Cubans
could get arms and gunboats, &C., was lost by
"A 10 100.
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District Business Before the Senate
Com mttfee.


The Washington Canal The Baltimore and Poto-
mac Railroad and the Long Bridge, dc.
The Senate Committee on the District Of
Columbia met this morning.
1t was expected that action might be had in
relation to the Washington aqueduct, but in the
absence Of General Michler, who is at West
Point, the subject was postponed.
Hon. X. V. Whaley. ex-menber of Congress
from West Virginia, presented memorial In
relation 10 the collection Of tolls on the Bladens-
peaied. - ' ~''''' - ~
The subject of the Washington canal was
considered, and the chairman, Mr.. Hamlin, was
instructed 70 move the following amendment to
the sundry civil and miscellaneous appropria-
ton bill
terror, the Commissioner Of Public Buiidinss and
Grounds. Br.vet MAJOR General hichard Delaheld,
who sh all cause examination and survey of the
Washisgton City Canal to be made and determine
into covered sewer and whose determinstiOn shall
be tnal upon the subject and for the purpose Of
ihs city Of wsshin @ son ARE are hereby suthorizsd and
al ssn9 1SsGS snS II. h said 5 ely S Sssy
in the Treasury otherwise appropriated for the
purpose OF deiray Ing in part the expense Of the
The committee agreed to report the bill men,
toned in THB STAR OF yesterday, authorizing
the Baltimore ana HOtOmdc hallrOau company
to extend their lateral branch by the way of
Maryland avenue TO the viaduct over the Poto-
mac river, at the city of Washington. known as
the Long Bridge, and TO extend their tracks
over said viaduct, and connect with any rail-
roads constructed, or that may hereafter be
constructed in the State of Virginia, and giving
said bridge to the company, provided that it
shall maintain in good condition the bridge for
railway and ordinary travel. The committee
agreed 20 report an amendment requesting that
the bridge shall remain free for public use at
all times. They also agreed upon an additional
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Miss MARY s. FoRSEY, the eldest daughter
Of John W. FOrney, young lady who has
addC to the attractions OF society in Washing
ton for one or two seasons past was M rriad q.
her fathers residence, in Philadelphia, on We'd
nesday evening, TO Mr.. w. w. Weigley, said to
be rising member OF the Philadelphia bar A
distinguished company were present on the
occasion.
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THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILRoAD.-Itt turns
ont now that the report Of a compromise be-
tween the friends OF the Senate bill incorpora-
ting the Texas Pacific Railroad Company and
the managers Of the Fremont or Memphis and
III Paso enterprise is without foundation in
fact. 1t is authOritatively stated that there is
little or no prospect of anything like consol-
idation or compromise.
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recommending non-concurrence and the ap-
pointment Of q conference COMMITTEES; which
was adopted.
Also, Senate bill in relation TO judges and
commissioners of elections; which was passed.
lOther District business acted on will be found
reported elsewhere, under the heading, E" Dis
uict Day in the House."1
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GEoRGIA-The Reconstruction committe
have agreed to report the bill for the admission
CT Georgia at once, at the same time repeating
all laws which prohibit the organization of the
Georgia militia. 1t has also been decided to al
low the Bingham amendment-for a new elec-
ton of the Legislature this fall-to be offered in
the House for a vote.
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Mr.. HAMLIS presented in the Senate thi-
morning memorial from a number of scientific
gentlemen, asking that an appropriation be
made to purchase new telescope for the Naval
Observatory, a. the one now in use was ma lie
over thirty years since, and is not equal to the
powerful instruments which have since been
patented, and are now in use at the principal
Observatories OF the world. The one now in use
Is inadequate to cope with the modern problems
OF solar and stellar physics.
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Railroad Consolidation.
feiec<upAsd 8sclassipsly to Tzs Euenino Sta,.

RICHMOND, June H.-GoFernor Walker has
signed the bill incorporating the Atlantic, Mis-
sjssippi and Ohio Railroad Company. This con-
solidates the Norfolk and Petersburg, the
jSouthside and Virginia, and the Tennessee rail-
roads under the management of Gen. Malone.
The anti-consolidation party had expected a
veto, and are much disappointed.
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CAUGHT AT LAsT.-The Richmond fva
Journal says the crazy woman who has so long
been haunting Hollywood Cemetery in that clty
has been taken BY the supsrintendent there.
She had burrowed hole ipf the grave of her
there. With all the strength of madness She
resisted those who in kindness were irving 70
tear her away from her N elancholY post
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-17

NICHOLAS p. TRIsT, of Virginia, formerly
Private Secretary to President jackson, was at
the Executive Mansion this morning to pay his
respects to President Grant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-17

HORACE s. CUMMINGS, ESQ, of New Hamp-
shire, has been designated by DR.. Brodhead to
take charge of the law branch of the Second
Comptroller's Office, vice Hon. b. b. French,
resigned. Mr.. G. is said to be well qualified for
the place.
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NoNINATIONs--The President sent the fol-.
lowing nominations to the Senate to-day:
Isaac p. Gray, Ind, Consul at st. Thomas,
WI.
Lieutenant Edwin II. Miller, to be Lieuten-
ant Commander in Navy.
G. Wiley Wells, United States Attorney North
ern District Mississippi.
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THE SCoTT SMITH INvEsTIGATIoN.-The
srecial committee to investigate the Cuban
lobby exposures concluded their Investigation at
their meeting this morning, and will make their
report to the House on Monday or Tuesday
next as to whether Mr.. Smith, correspondent OF
the New York EueRiHg Post, shall be expelled
from the Reporters Gallery for publications
made by him In his dispatches to that journal
Mr.. Fitch, OF Nevada, testified that he had never
met y. b. Taylor, nor had any conversation
with him whatever. Mr.. Mccormick also testi-
ned TO the same effect. The Committee then
decided not to press or to require an answer TO
the question as TO the source of MIR. Smiths in
formation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-17

THE ST. DOMINGO INVESTIGATING COMMIT
TEE yesterday finished taking evidence. The
majority completely exonerates Gen. BabcOck,
showing that no evidence was elected indicating
that there was any improper influence used in
securing the negotiation of the treaty.
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The III fated Steamer City of Boston
Was She OVERLOADED.
Teleordphed ExclusfpsIu to IN, Kren;,ao Syor

HALIFAX, June IA correspondent of the
Chronicle urges all those interested in the CITY
of Boston to raise funds for the defence of the
libel suit, brought by the Inman Company
against the Times letter asserting that the
steamer was overloaded. The correspondent
believes the trial will develop the cause of the
disaster, and starts the fund with ESQ sterling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-17

TIE PRACTICE SHIP SAVANNAH sailed yes
to-day morning from Annapolis, having on
board about 400 midshipmen and officers from the
Naval Academy. The middies not going on the
cruise have been granted leave of absence until
the Ist Of October.
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Dead.

LOWELL, MASS, Ju6e 17.-John F. Rodgers,
cashier of the Railroad National Bank, died
last night, aged 30 years.
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BILLS SIsNED-The President yesterday
signed the bill to establish police court in the
DisiricS of Columbis, and the bill to provide for
furnishing artincial limbs TO disabled soldiers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-17

SECRETARY robson has consented TO de-
liver the annual address before the graduating
ellss at Princeton, n. j., and will leave here for
that place about the 25th inst.
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From Utah-Indlan Outfage-G Gentle
Nomination for Congress.

Telegraphed Erclusirely to The Euening Star. .
CoRINNE, UTAH, June IA band of India ans
on Monday, in ambush, fired on an unarm ed
party OF men near Fairview. One was slightly
wounded, but all escaped. -r--s.
j. III. Bead,e is nominated for the GENTLE
Delegate to Congress, by the Corinne Reporter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-17

JUDGE BRADLEY, of the United States Su-
rene Court, has returned to his home in New
ark, ". j., from his Southern circuit.
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BosToN, June H.-Nathaniel Greene, an
aged citizen, and formerly postmaster of Bos-
ton, was knocked down in the street last night
by three ruffians and robbed of 500 and valu-
able gold watch. He was badly hurt.
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RTNOMINATION OF Hon. JAMES G.. BLAINE
The Republican Convention of the Third Dis
trict Of Maine, which met at Augusta on Tues
day, unanimously renOminated Hon. James q.
Blaine, Speaker OF the House of Representa-
tiyes, to represent that district in the next
Congress. Mr.. Blaine has served with distinc-
ton three consecutive terms in the House of
Represt natives, and will undoubtedly be chosen
for fourth term, as the people of Maine will
hardly be willing to part with such a faithful
representative of their interests.
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The Red River Rebellion RieI's
Fighting Force Down to 300.

/ TORONTO, ONT, June 1.-THE latest news
from Fort Garry rs that Riel can mus ter 500
lighting men, which could be swelled to three
times that number, provided there is no lighting
but plenty OF plunder. The prevalent opinion
| in the settlement is, that Riel will not make
any deterbnined opposition to the British and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-17
DARLOw'S GALLERY,
I'D 1885 PKNNA. AVENUE, SOUTH SIDE,
Nsnr I3tA Sfrsst HortA.

The following Paintings are on free view, and for
sale: The BetrOthed, by MartZ Calisch; one of the
most beautiful pictures by this great master, ever
s1hioitsd IN America Large picture by Laurent de
by y. StrObel The original portrait Of Col Richard
n johnson Vice President under Martin Van Bu-
ren vho Is said 20 have shot Tecumseh painted from
hfe, at Frankfort, Kentucky, by j. Neagle, lS43
1e which are added one hundred and twenty other
me Pictures from the :. ThC mpson' and Beaumont
collections. among which original portraits, Of
BENJAMIN West, by himself; Gen. Washington, by
Gilbert Stuart Sir VIM. Beechy, BY himself; sir
Godfrey Kneller, by himself Sir Thos Wentworth:
Gen. James WatsOn Webb, by Charles Elliott:
Street Scene, BY J. II. b. KOehkOck. Also, choice
" ater Color and Pencil Drawings. Old Engravings,
kC.; making altogether Cf the finest and largest
selections for sale in the United States.
ull LChrOnl III. ". BARLOW. Proprietor.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RKvKNUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were s72s, ,5S4.g7.
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1The National Association of the United
Order of Wife Beaters Is about TO be re-organ-
Ized in Buffalo, with subordinate societies in the
pr ncipal cities.
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whisky Case Decided.
TeleQraphed kxcinsirelr % The ErenfnQ lSfdr

ST.. LOUIS, June 1.-THE Peter Curran
whisky case, which has been before the U. 5.
district court nearly q year, was decided yes
terday in favor of the government The value
Of the property condemned is about Sl5, 900.
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sectlon that If the said Baltimore and Posomac
Ailroad Company shall at any time neglect to
<eep said bridge in good repair and free for
public use the government of the United States
may take possession of the said bridge.
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Fall OF n Building i'm New York.

NEw YORK, June IA four-story building,
corner Of Second Avenue and Goth street. fell
this morning. One person was seriously in
jured and another Is missing. Cause, the exca-
walton OF the next lot.
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The NEw FRENCH LEsATIoN.-The Consul
General Of the United States at Paris enter
aimed at dinner Monday night the new minister
TO Washington, Provost Paradol. Among the
guests pres Mt were the new French minister to
Switzerland, several members of the cabinet
and LabOulaye. The Paris journal des Debats
eulogizcs the appointment OF Parsdol, and saws
he is clearly the right man in the right place
Bellonet has been appointed secretary OF the
d. st elas to the French legation at Washington,
and NJ. Nuirm)nt of the second class. They sail
for New York with the new ambassador in
few DAYS.
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From Philadel phia-Dead Body Re.
covered. -
Tele0rdphed Exclusiuelv to The Euenin1 Star,

PHILADELPHIA, June H.-The body of Sarah
Brearley, one of the victims of the late boat ac
cident on the Schuylkill, was found this morn
ing. The other bodies have not yet been recov-
cred.
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Death Of jerome Napoleon Bona
pafto, L'l1 n! 9...z

Hc'eV'U 'UR"cV 111SUStcesV 20 ucNtSsp OIUTs
BALTIMORE, June r.--Jerome Napoleon Bo-
naparte died at his residence, in this city, at
two O'Clock this morning. aged sixty-five years
His mother-in-law, Mrs. Williams, died at four
a. m. at the same residence.
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A EALOSTAN IsLANDl
IN The undersigned, having 2 rattted and
prepared this lovely and beautiful Island yE.AY
fer the reception Of Pic lies and Pleasure &s.lE
Parties respectfully call the attention of the public
20 the same Applications for etc, may be
made at HENRY A. kAISEBS, AZ Green street.
Georgetowu. "a. A. KAISER HERMANN
klCHfER. my Il 3ms
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ADJUSTMENTS.

w AEL'S PERA HOUS f.
SPECIAL MATINEE FOR LADIES AND
CHILDREN.
TOMORROW AFTERNOON, -
TOMORROW AFTERNOON,
CCmmencing az "a O'Clock.
LITTLE BO PEEP
Invites AL thc chil1ren and lady friends to attend
Children TO all parts Of the house only IS cents.
Adults. 80 cents. 1t
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NEW BUGGIES TRADED FOR OLD ONES
At LAUCk BROTHERS
-ellct 210s street.
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ID L N % v A L.
CONTINUED REDUCTION In PRICES.

In anticipation Of early removal OF my stock n,
GROCERIES from preseat location TO Hoes Iron
Binding. on street, doors east Of Ebbitt House
Offering all articles st extremely low prices to
reduce the trouble and expense Of transfer.
N. ". BURCHELL,
M n Corner l4th and n streets.
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z Q. REICHENRACH'sP Piano store,
T.. No. f23 liza Street, above Peana- Aves.s
(EsTABLIsAKD OvKR 40 YEARS.
sole azency for the sale Of the celebrated PIANOS
q Wnn- knAbe Co, Baltimore, and Wm
McCanlnson, Albany; also, second hand y57[TS
Planes Organs and MelOdeoss for sale orftI NV
rent on the most accornmodsttnE terus: Piano ana
OrgAo Tuning aad Repairing. ap4IyF
New-York tribune., 1870-06-02

The price OF gold 1870, and the lowest to-day lai
This fact does indicate increase In the pce or
coin and certainly shows that the demand for Is very
limited for foreign export.
While the demand for money at this center ia 50 light
pleased to note that it is becoming stronger IN the
grain and cattle districts OF the Northwest, and that
there are fair prospects active and unusual sum
mer business in that region.
We have no change to in the rates Of money; il is
plenty at to per cent; in commercial paper, at 81
TO per cent for trst-class.
Operations in the Gold Room are very dull, and ID
seemed be given up almost perfect quiet today ne
il was without energy animation, and specuators are
waiting for something 20 "turn up" Gold was quoteo
at m l141; 1918, lli; 1920, l4i lGi5, lliI; 2S
p m, ll4i 23O 1is; 1885, 14s $40 lli $780, ll was
bid ll4 asked. The transactions Of the Gold Exchange
Bank were follows: Clearances, s26,6i2; gold bal
ances kl19I $50; currency balances s36s,567 Holders
gold paid from 10 per cent for carrying balances
Foreign Exchange is strong today and We have TO re-
port further advance in rates. The demand II only
moderate but there is a scarcity of commercial bills.
The following are the rates:
New-York tribune., 1870-06-02

Governments are stronger this afternoon with larger
sales The 52Os OF 1867 are par with gold do Of 1879
within OF par, and the 6s currency, within cent Of
par with gold at the lowest sales OF gold to-day.
The registered bonds 5Os, of the United States, Of
the issue of 1865 new 1853 also the 1885, quoted
to-day interest books OF the department
closing to-day preparatory to the payment of interest on
July The transfer books for the currency 6 also close
to-day the bonds sold with the interest addec
the quotation is unchanged.
Tennessee bonds active this morning, and large
sales were made prices OF 5 buyer joi the
6s at the Second Board they sold at 59d57I. North
Carolina, new, 25J. Georgia IS, %. Louisiana LeVee
bonds, 6s, 55l
No activity In bank shares Sales of Fourth National.
lO9I and Tenth National l25 only
Western Union Telegraph sold at 3lg this morning. ana
80 at the Second Board. Atlantic Mail was active and
sold from 20 TO 30I the First Board, and 30. a5OsG
this afternoon Pacific Mail sold from 49, to i5S at the
first call and az a. dfSs at the second call.
United states Express ijl; Adamss Ga; American
Merchants Union, SO
Railroad bonds continue inactive in the market, bus
prices are very firm, fact which tells that great conf
,ence is placed in these securities by capitalists
Chicago Burlington and Quincy g. ia Central Pacific,
93l; Milwaukee aud ST. Paul 95t Lake Shore dividend
"a; New York Central 6s, sale bonds, 92i.
The stock market has been stronger to-day, with an
advance on nearly the whole list. Reading advanced
per cent; Lake shore, {; Milwaukee and St Paul pre-
ferred IL Ohio and Mississippi l. and Hannibal aud st.
Joseph per cent the sales At the First Board yes
terlay There seems to be irmer tone 10 the market
The Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Company
holds it, annual meeting at Chicago to-day, anu
the Chicago and North Western Railroad Company
tomorrow, for the election OF officers. Rumor
has il that the New-York Central and Hudson VIII 10
represented in these two important lines OF ruad III tno
new eec tons. II is very important TO the trade ana
business OF this city that intimate aud permanent con
nections should b made between railways and those
OF West aud hope that, In the case OF the w"
roads that we have mentioned, that rumor ID correct
After the adjournment of the Second Board, Ne"-forA
Central sold a l0i; do certificates, 95s Lake sh'ie'
es The Northwestern stocks were stronger and tho
market was Affected by the "repTts" from the 'aita.
that action ouId probably be had on either the f""o
ing or the Currency bills.
We give below the highest sales OF the stocks nAmee
81, 1.ta
New-York tribune., 1870-06-02

The Russia, which sailed to-day, took out S2i2,0OO IN
treasure.
Government bonds were in sympathy with gold this
morning. and the bids fraction less at the First
Board than yesterday, Will be by the follow
ing comparison of bids at the First Board the dates
named The sales at the Second Board to-day show an
advance of to the bids in the morning;
New-York tribune., 1870-06-02
rIoNAL STOCK EXCHANGE. !
PETROLEUM AND MINING SToCKs-FITsT BOAI
XrDNFsDAY. Jnne l-P. Y.


For the :1.OO0,OO0 of gold offered for sale by
the Secretary the Treasury today there were bids for
s. $4,000; ranging from l3l 10 3s on the 25th nt ths
bids were from 1870 to HAS, and the 18th ut the
bids were from uL12t to llL9. The following are the
New-York tribune., 1870-06-02
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Wednesday, June I, 1870

NEw-YoRK, Wednesday, June ], 1870
The Messrs. A. j. Bleecker, Son a. Co.,
sold at the Exchange Rooms, to-day, five lots Oh
willoughbyave Brooklyn, for s5,37S, and one o' on
Tompknsave. for 1850. Below the particulars oi
the sale