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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS
"A Reducing Stock
70 make
for Holiday Goods,
Hosiery and Gloves.
Ladies' and Mlsses Kids, Soc. psir
tme me, french I'D Gloves, 75r. pair.
s xna rren Iot T 70, ki,ls, s5c
Ger M Cloves, 55c, ii and ii s. pair.
Flush nsd Essi,a -SSS 5y sas a ss
Esrs 1 ia f regular Gss made sf 81: sas pr. Ia'F
Eoys' and mems Meri iSo la s
Ladies' aud muses. Meieo Goods.
Zephyr worsteds.
split single aud double,
$50 worssed Worked Patterns from &c. up
velvc,s veve,eep,.
Pushes, salins, &c.
ES. 81 81 s yslv Ssse, "a Issy yard 81
Black yelve,eens, 6oc. 10 sa
S SssF XIV S. sss: i6 ss sa aaS,,sH
Lots OF Slk Dress Trimmings cheap
Lois OF cloak Trimmings very low
Ribbona from auction.
a ss.s q 1s,h Ribbon a. ec oc aS iSc yard
Black Sash Ribbons soc., Joc., sec, 7ac
Millinery Goods.
Great reduction on all our Round Hats.
Flowers and Feathers under price.
Embrolder!es and Laces
5000 Embroidered Sets, Joc., &c. Sec, 81
5000 Gre Embroidered collars, 2Ic. 10 E0c.
Sao o1 Inc Lace Collars s5c to w.
l,e gsl1 one nj - ssss Zoe aud ~
Handkerchief
Ladies' hc@seh anakerchess, g., l 5ss be- zoe.
faco Ia erchiefs '' ~ a. @Vfi &ys eie.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

4 LBANy AND TROY EVENING LINE.-dREAT RE-
- ducon OF farepaiy Saturdays excepted, from pier a.,
between Spring and Charlton Streets at o'clock fare,
Deck bcci cabin H. with state ROOM 81 30 The elegant
steamers VANDERBILT and CONNECTICUT leave
above returning from Troy AlbSny6 r. NJ. Fare
Sunday AS heretofore.
iiOK BRI DGEPOKr AND ALL POINTS ON HOUSA-
tonic aud Eaugatuck Railroad fare ST. steamers leavs
Catharinc alp at Il and Il every night Sundays
cepe d.
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
~ On and after Monday, May ~ 1870 express trains
viii leave depot of TwentybAh ana Fourth
avenue, folDws.-
1880 A. NJ Rutland Express.
S:ij r. NJ, Montreal Express.
Sleeping aches gu sLt trains between York
ST. Adams VT. T. G. BUCkiioUr, Superintendent.
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Ar y. !. HIGGINS
Mammoth Millinery Establishment.
FAN gonnes and Round Hats.
and the only place
TO &c, hrs, class Millinery
unreasonable prces
Stranger. should no, failto
viEit our establishment
Over BOO trimmed Bonnes
at present made up,
and the came number Of Round Hats,
which We win offer at the following prices;-
T BSnDs,s for ss :SS T5sSsay q, ss
Bonne.s Tor si5, sold on Eroaaway At 40.
Bonncs for SIS, sold on Broadway at S2j.
sonnss Sr : SOLD ON ON BB rosaway
The only place this city get stylish Bonn. Round
a for reasonable price his not mere assertion but
R sy 0o'0'h ''' as hundreds 81 our customers can
We invite you inspect assortment, which
10 positively the largest IN this city.
ls6 Sixth avenue two doors from Tenth street.
At RIDLEY 4 Sons; ~ ~.
Every department crowded With new Goods.
ssss 20 ss ssAss vile ss: s
aud 81 ID silk hundreds OF So 50 scarfs and sashe.
Bcnnst Ribbons zoe, i5c, 25c. SIC up ha pr,cc
Manula Lyons veIvc,s
orr imported Feathers, Purncs and flowers .'een''
Satan 1 aS s ars W II = and y 20 yard
Brown six Rib velves every width also every other color
Gimps, Loops, Six ana jet Buttons for Coaks ''l''
re ' s.r: ans Te and Applique
Fine line Of Lace and Embroidered Fompadous Collars and
v,n,. se' No.,o-,
English and French French s Ss 81 csr.' Co.,
specalue. Leather sacc 7se, ST. il 10 IL 80 and 81 60
hair o r'FT aas f. s s @ ' ess s Pocket
Also China, Fancy and na.r doods ,"'N''
''pasAi's E KiD al al5 psls hall price.
al 80 cents, a, IS cents from auction.
The hes. dollar Glove Il theworld,
c''5 1. sSf fsn SEX AID SrT s %asssn'sd
EDWARD RIDLEY 4 SON.
''' ANY, Inst block cast from The ' so 'ser
n l IooA SYST GT n6 6eM KSrk'
Ladies' a'ss g.; s': g. s;'' Sssn
Several @sas snss az ss' hal. price,
Examine pc. wonllen Glove
Knit and woven wooiisn a9ods, n subias, Jackets,
Also gen and H Sog c n1Sis aefe Bargains
Over Zoo new Hats and Bopncts,
trimmed and nnirimmed,
In Velvet, Plush, Fct AMI straw. suitable for
ladies. misses. Infants ana boys.
Prices all down. Bonnet ~ stairs.
EDWARD RIDLEY 4 SON,
S0 81 and ST Grand &c. 6s and 70 Allen store,
fifth bltc1 ironithe Bowery.
INDIA CAMEL's HAIR sHAwLs AND sCARFs
i J. RUSSELL, 81 East Twentieth street.
Nf HARRIS, NO. : BREvOoRT PLACE TENTH
lNl. street, IL offering bis large imported Of
Costumes Velvet Cloaks, BonIe.s ADD Hats less than
cost.
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spORrINH-DoGs, birds, SO.

sPORTINE-DOGs, DIRDs, &C.
A IL KINDS or FANCY DOGS. AND BIRDS FOR
IA sac.-Medcncs for all dlseases Prepared food FOR
knocking brds b. DOvEy's No. Greene street, corner
Canal.
N. Blades attended by Mrs. Dovey.
Tcoa SALE--A BLACK AND TAN SETTER; WELL
IL broke wondcock quail and parridgcs Inquire OF j.
HEROLD, 600 Third avenue near forty-iourih street.
TRE TURF.
FLEETWOOD PARK.-TROrTING
il MONDAY, Nov. II, 1870.
Purse and Stake $780, mile heats, three In Eve, In har
IT, Swan names e. Snow Bird.
NJ. Helengcr names b. g. Hiram.
II. Nance names ST. Rosa Lee.
Trotttng to commence nj 9 =. ~.
SAME DAY (MONDAYl, Nov. 81, 1s1O-purse and Stake
$780, mite heats three In I've, In harness Two 4. N.
4. Trimoo names q. q. Honest Tom.
J. uaGleit nafaca b. M Fannie.
Ben Bolen nnnes &. Serrel Jake.
]. trck names b. M. Annie
SAME DAY, Nov. 81, lST0.-Mach for 1900 mile heats.
three in Eve, Ia harness.
~ ~ Casey names 4. II. Hickey.
2 H. Drake la mes b. b. LetMe-Be
by order OF Ii. DATER, President
TTNIoN COURSE. l.. L--TROTTINd MONDAY. NovEM-
ber2l; Match for $780, two mile heats. II. Howe's ch
Major, In harness. L. Sammir ch Venture, to 40 lbs
wagon Also M tch for $780, mite heats, In ID. Delays
WIN. SHAW, Proprietor.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

THE coPARrEnRsu HERETOFORE EXISTING BE-
tween tne undersigned. under the rrm Of Dnrant
Earle, Is this day dissolved by mutual Either
party VIII sign IN LIQUIDATION. l.. F.DnRhNT.
NEW foEK, Nos. u, 1870 WM. n. EARLE
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COAsTvIsK STEAMSHIPS.

EET sn MALLzFKFEIGnr at REDUCED kATEs
o S Iihs B. o. .assaa y . y psSss
pace.
TEXAS LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS, TOUCHING
East s % SsY sa fn M 's sns, ckSDE csP
on o. ou ss sa Il MsSn AZ. sna a. Do NE
44 R'i H. SA sGRR'y 4 CO.. Ys Maiden lane
For NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
L. 81 oid Line Low freight
The well known hrst class sldewbeei steamship
w leave pier % North river On sasarSny November u.s. al
2P a. fiesh. taken for Mobile, Galveston Iavscca. In
tc resaipped a, New Orleans. =
Apply to ''fNN
LIVINGSTON, FOX Co, 50 Liberty street.
slOioN VIII follow, from pier ~, East river
Q. il. MALLORY 4 CO., 1853 Maiden lane.
For NEW M 2h5HAss pI sps ,asu,, ,xv
From pier No. 4 Ssf f,y M 4 AZ o'clock NJ
on Saturday, November e.
rreh received daily Through rates given for 81. Louis.
.p sis % or lsSHE srG snsF e
FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
ar ri S orsm 1ssl s y CDR in follows.
Freight received daily Through rate. given for daisssio".
49, 'sssE ss 8 Z. ssss'
NorIcE-A FIRST CLASS STEAMSHIP WILL LEAVE
~ for Savannah direct tuesday, November g. NJ r.
d. seeraEc passage % Savannah c For passage Apply
10 N. DOHEGIY II Broadway. &
TnF GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT AND PASSENGER
LINE FOR CHARLESTON, s. O., THE FLORIDA
POErS. AND
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST,
sailing from pier No North r. NJ Tuesday,
49, Thursday aud Saturday.
The FIRST class sidcwh Eel steamship
JAMES ADGER, Captain l.. J. Lockwood.
vii sail on Tuesday, Nov o.
Throuh passage tickets bills OF ladingtSsued
raea.
For zoe al freight and passage apply to
HENRY II. MORGAN 4 CO., 80 Broadway
For through fresht ant rates apply to
BENTLEY ID. HASSEI4L General Agent
Great Southern Freight Line, 3i7 Broadway,
entrance in Thomas street
Nov. ~. =
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WANTED--A GOOD COUPE ROCKAwAY AND HhR.
~ ness also top Buggy. Address THOMPSON, box lov
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A YOUNG PHYSICIAN GULL GRADUATED OF
~ quick perceptions and scn:!cmanly department, can
all practice that b. attend ilnedate
compliance Win certain conditions and changes whc i
have proved Indispensable In therapeutic practice.
6dcntiS note addressed 10 Prof BENZ. HARDlAGEr 3i
West Twen.y second street, New YORK city appointing an
lu explanations VIII be attended, to, by calling
any evening, from to . oeock, as above.
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INDIA CAMEL'S HAIR SrAWLs AND SCARFs.
i J. RUSSELL, 81 East Twentieth street.
Nf HARRIS, NO. BRENO0KT PLACE TENTH
w. street, IL offering his large imported stock Of
Costumes, Velvet coaks, Bonne.s aud Hats less than
cost.
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BUSINESS CONNECTION REouIRED--BY PARTNER
- slip or otherwise with hause individual with capt.
tai, by merchant having fDrci.n
nections AID controlling good buI.acss. Address
CHANT, box go Herald Office.
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IA. SIMMONS i CO.'S LOTTERIES.
ALAEANA--rxTEA GLASS 40. 613-SoV FMEfnla, 1870.
II, 20, "a, 50, SO, A. 49, IS, 81 Is, - T.. ~.
MISSOURI Aes NO. s7i--NovRMgEH y, lS7o.
ee. 81, q, 45, ~ n. g. 81 s. ss, 20. u a.
KENTuCKy-ExTEA CLASS 80. bfa--NoyEMBER IL. le70.
AZ, u, ~, Ii. -, ~ a 4. %, 8. ?, =. y.
rs KLNTuGky--CLAss 40. 650--;ovrNBEH 10, ls10.
So. g., ~, n, 70, 10, 81, AZ, SO, 40. So 4, l5.
Information furnished and circulars sent IN above an
also Rova, Havana Lotteries. !. CLUTE, Broker,
SO Broadway, lt1 Fulton street and No. fark row.
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REkMUDA MAIL.-FREIGRT AT REDUCED RATES. :,
~ The beanshlp SAN FRANCISCO will be despatched u
Hamilton taking freight for ST. Georges IRON Pier No. II
Eo.sh iser on Ihursday December at ociock r. NJ
Place. - -
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

NEW YORK ESTABLISHMENT, IN SUCCESSFUL
"A operation Intends 70 establish branch Offices IN Brook
yn ke, Tor iccoioring Fatcd furniture cAagces hotels,
theatres &c.. wLou. removing covering material
and approved process American insturs 1917 awad
qucd working capital small business Held large, profit
apparent Liberal arrangements suitable rai,ca loint
account or otlierwse Address, with particulars box 5i
Post
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A TRUTH WILL PREVAIL
~ Barfy's Trcopheons for the hair Contains sedi
Den. -
Barry's Tricopherou for the har-Rcqurcs shaking
Barry's Tricophcous for the harris purely vegetable
RaYy's Ir.cophcous for the harris delightfully."- rei
fumed, and will positively every particle OF
Principal onice, 1si Pearl street, New York.
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A -A.-PERsONS WHO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
IA. life Insurance companies, aud who do not desire TO
surrender policies by aLsoute sale, borrow the
surrender of their policies BY applying a. Insurance
Agency 81 Liberty street.
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ITO CAPITALISTs.-F FOR SALE, AN O!D-ESTABLlsH
cd Brewery making prime slcs ia rst order with
oil modern improvements well stocked Sith
all conyenences necessary for large first
also we'll furnishing abundant supply Of the
est water II Is excellent opportunity wishing
10 enter into good business already established WI
sold favorable TERMS the wsheg to retire Adj
dress BREW ER, station y.
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McD CURRENCY. HAVANA AND KEN
H,1L lucky Lotlcsy--Prizes cashed and nformatio
rven; circulars sent. JOSEPH BATES & CO., IL Wa
Street Box 1924 Pos. Office Branch oace, 47 Eroome
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A FEW HUNDRED DOLLARS AND TwO OR THREH
- good men wanted the yucccsstul business run
ming. Address, with real address, 81 CcESs
Herald onice None others noticed.
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EORsEs, CARRIAGES, &C.

At THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
n JOHNSTON 4 VAN TAsSELL.
Office and salesroom 81 Nassau street,
opposite me fost once.
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Q7E BAY HORSE YEARS, 10 HANDS; 6ORREL
Mare, years ~ sound kind suitable tor express
or truck; masi sell sB3 West Thityra siabla 10 rear
GoCE-TEAa HEAVY WORK HORSES, 10 HANDS.
PEZD and years, worth $500; cheap Mare, S35i
must sell 70 close busncas IA Washington street. corner VI
Bank, grocery. Big bargain.
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A REGULAR MANUFACTURING BUSINESS PAYING
Ia good profits with very ite tronblc WIZ sold or
partner taken article siaple very iite compeon mn
yestsaon requested. Apply 20 e. T. HIESr. s3 Johnson
street, Bfoekyn or ~ Mr.. EASTWOOD, 8j9 Broadway,
New YORK.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ETC

LII Furniture at Auction w HsA' We e S1
By J. DEAN Jr, Auctioneer-ofhce No 1888 Grsv,e,
street Will be sold MONDAY Juue at II
o'clock A. ~ at his New Auction Room No. lsa Gravie,
Household Furniture of every description. Pianos
Once Furniture etc. Also, goods per arrival Of
steamer every week. 60 f "AA'"A Va
Terms-cash in United States Treasury notes. nes "
WILLIAM DE LACY, AUCTIONEER Ann
w Real Estate Agent
No. 81 Commercial Place
Begs leave to inform his friends and the public in pen
era that ne has obtained commission is
r % stocks Vessels Gargoes Cotton Furniture
every description levee store in warehonse on
ship6oard or in bond Portwardens underwriters' and
paid to and leasing city coun
VIII give personal and prompt attention To any business
entrusted to- him, and respectfully solcits share Of
PuO.1o P.-oIoLaSo. ss12
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- Protestant children. We do not know
the exact number OF Catholic children at.
tending Protestant and Presbyterian schools
IN Ulster, bRt they are, perhaps, double
the number Of Protestant children attend
Ing Catholic schools In the other provinces.
These two classes of children are the diff
hculty, but Earl Russell does not solve the
problem IN asserting that, under purely
denomiDati0nal system in Ireland, the
PROTESTANT minority would either be driven
into the Catholic Church, or driven out of
the schools altogether. Hitherto they have
not been interfered with by Catholic priest,
manager or teacher. The sacredness of
conscience has not been tainted by q
single case of proselyt ism, which is more
than can be said for schools where Catholic
children are the minority. Earl Russell is
very anxious for the report of the Royal
Commissioners. He can see no reason why
it should not have been presented long ago
to Parliament. There may, however, be
reasons for the delay which, if his lordship
knew them, he might take into account.
What the report is likely to be we stated
some time ago. 1t would not be favorable
to the principle which Earl Russell approves.
AS Government will deal with Irish educa-
ton as whole next session, and piece
meal legislation would be inconvenient at
this session, the delay in issuing the report
Is pot OF much Importance. The English
education question without reference to
the Irish system, which will embrace
Academic, Middle School and Primary
Education. Journal.
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MANuFAcrURED ToBAcco-we still note scanty SUD.
sssso and aEa quote
1e: Srss sSss
Sea Sc a naf lbs sEhs do dark
psne. ds a st
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-operations in these market.
have been moderate, with light receipts and a linn.
Of
u s. tosc at 81 to ioo good fair 10 to lSs
seHS e asnasd
ssboed 50 to for IN city pas
's FIeSnPp ss sslGo; in .,.
issn ,10resssS in one and
W. quote Fine u supsT nss q g To-
saa ses = 8
CoHSThe supply continues fair while the demand ia
and prices are easier though
and g for eloes White Per 0u'hsl for
;,1a nqte fai. inquiry for ,hs article The
SS.hel csos:s ana s'ees continue firm at 90 to no
s in ss s aasss
the MARKET Ttd firm r,, at q % per 100 lbs
r y, prices are firm Prime is quoted at "a
RsF Change to notice in thi.
Vasaon ss mea f. ample and prices have undergone
sale sDs i: retailing and SS
1s sssr are sS anoed at 1T l4lc clear sides ia
and kegs at 10 to I9lc per ID ~ "A '" A'o
DRY SALT MEAT-Shoulders quoted at 1874 to 13,c
BREAkFAsT BAcoN-Commands Isa to I9Sc perlb
LM LIN IN fair supply. Tomaston and Rockland in
Western q per Dbl ~ w. W. anu
SALT-rhe demand has been fair. The dealers are
coarse at q So to 81 So fine 81 IS per sack
iurk Island salt 81 S, to 81 55 per sack.
STA RCH-W estern is selling n round lots at 62c-and
jo1bing freely at &c per lb. " "N' ~
RosIN-No 9 is scarce and most in demand. weauote
81 go per Dbl. - 'S Vs. As'''
srIhlTs OF TrRrENTNE-Is scarce and jobbing at A
gallon bbls F7'' ~ W ''i ioi'y
rc-1s in fair supply andlight demand 81 so per
G9i,N M Nj been quiet and steady. We quote
n ~ go % on the fevee, and So IS from store.
10 q Is per bushel. S w
CoTToN SEED Oils in fair supply and moderate de-
rude. ~ WV PeA s"ioii io' |
LARD OILCMarket more than amply supplied and dulI |
it 81 ~ to VI 25 per gallon for choice W. s |
MALT AND HoPs-Choice Spring Canada malt is in fair
m ss at ~ to Hops plenty and se slow
~ 70 70 Soe Tor W. stern 25 to 2sc for New York.
sTAK CANDLEs-ln moderate demand. We quote IL |
" istc 2 OF I3lc. II i6s lie. w. lii i7Ic
OIL CAKEIs in good supply and is offered at S23 per
on, but no demand for export.
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A strange story of an Irish exile comes
from eastern Europe. 1t appears that there
lately died in Prague, where he lived for
twenty years, a Mr.. Duffy, teacher of
languages, and formerly one of the leaders
of the Young Ireland party. A fortnight
before his death he was conveyed to an
hospital, but as he did not seem to be get
ting better, and feeling his end approach
ing, he one day called for a cab and drove
to the house Of a lawyer, where, at his re-
quest, one of the clerks took a seat in the
vehicle beside him, and drew up his last
will and testament One hour after his re-
turn to the hospital, the testator died.
Though generally believed to be very poor
"a supposition which the wretched furni
ture of his mean dwelling seemed to con-
tirm-he left at his death 1000 forms to the
doctor who attended him, 2OUO forms to the
iawy er's clerk who made his will, and whom
he appointed his executor, and 20 600 for
ms to his sister, who is still living in Ire
land.
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GOOD DANCE MUSIC. PUBLIsHED
PARTY DANCES FOR VIOLIN AND PLANO Bv
Winner. Also, o' DS
WINNERS DANCE MUSIC for FLUTE and PIANO
fnce OF each, Is centss Sent postpaid on receipt
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LIGHTNING RoDs.-The number of accidents
from ghtnng within short period. resulting in loss
me anu destruction of property, has awakened in
erest IN the subject of protection from this subtle ee-
meht Ana most oppurtnnely we have lightning rod
,or public scrutiny and appreciation which bids
alr 10 meet all that il wanted in This direction
assured that MT w. L. Pratt, No l2J Camp has
without doubt the best lightning rod before
10 this community. 1t is of unalOyed
per, scroll form smooth and round and having the
aucph power OF 81 separate half inch iron rods
house Guarantees all work done ku,ls erected man
ptine!ples and kept in repair for years We
commend tho copper scroll lightning rods To the
eatio ana adoption of the public, the reconnenda
lions III favor OF which emanatIng from persons Tho
hSneet neienitc attainments il guarantee and
column. -SA
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-06-05
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
For the Week Ending Friday, June 3.

MORNING STAR OFFICE I
Saturday Morning, June 4, 1870.
Gofros.We left the market at the time Of
port nrm az the reduced rates Of III ordinary
to asc for %iddling and = to go for good middng
showing decline Of TO TO- On Saturday the demand
confined 10y bale: At easier prices but witAout
movement and the business d not exceed alO0 bales
While prices were ranifestly weaker. Tuesday the
sales 1900 balee irregular showing an
average falling off Of 10 in middling and the better
Qualities and 70 in low middng and the lower grades
IN wednesday the sales summed MP 1000 bales. at
price. showing 9uotable change on Thursday s45S
Oalee changed hands at which, although steader
and hrmer showed no quotable Improvement. Friday
the market opened at previous rates. but unavorabe
adv1ces from Liverpool depressed business and only
1sSo bales we're sold at prices which would been
Low ordinary C. ordinary IL to lso good ordinary
~ to sGc low middling aOf to aic,
PsT ~ The total sales for the week up 800 bales
IosAcco-Since our last review operations have been
OF extent Receipts show increase and the stock
on sale Is about 400 hhds. Price, continue very firm
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YOUNG CRUsADER.-We take pleasure in
snt,on I" tue admirable Juvenile THY
ed ~ the hesd "fthi- paragraph. We cad II from
It's "rlGin and c.nstder admirably aaapted In instruct
Ane % use me Class IT readers for whom IL IL specially
meSgnsa; II Is dited by a' h"lio o~rgywan whon
tans 81 pages 2t original ami matter iustrn
3D. and printed IN form. yonug read
will find IL treasure. $500
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ish Mails. ~ '~s's ~" oa1s
Sailing from Pier IS North River, New York, evsyv
Sailing from Liverpool every WEDNESDAY
Queenst0wn THURSDAY.
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AVN w CoOhC$tus 1IaSG evening the boat
leaving contained I32 emigrants = the
largest number yet noticed this season.
Ho,V the Landlords are qoiua to act on
We announced once before, aud we wish to
repeat 1t at present, that the greedy and
heartless portion of the Irish landlords
nave entered into an arrangement with
most OF their tenants that the latter are to
pay all the poor rate in future. This is
most dIscreditable conduct. and no tenant
should degrade himself SO far as to enter
into such an arrangement. The law de-
ciares that that the landlord shall pay half
the lmpost, and the tenant should not SUBJ
NIT 10 any agreement to pay q rate which
1t ls the duty of the landlord to discharge.
BUT now worse arrangement is to be ct
fected, If possible. Some of the landlords
in this and other counties are awaiting the
passing OF the land bill, in order that they
may come to such terms with their tenants
as Will enable them to defeat or eyade its
provisions. What course they mean to
pursue we cannot exactly state but they
are determined as soon as the bill becomes
law to force their tenants to sign stringent
regulations, so that they cannot at any
I9ture time claim protection from Mr..
U!ausVone's measure, and that they NAV
still continue to remain degraded and ub.
Ject slaves.-Dundalk Democrat.
The Crops.-We had a great fall of rain
on the Eth which lasted nearly the entire
day. The earth, which was completely
parched by tie cold winds and warm sun.
has been very much refreshed, aud the
young crops have been greatly served.
several showers have fallen since then, and
now the atmosphere is much warmer. The
favorable change in the weather gives us
reason to hope for plentiful harvest
Ibid.
Fatal Accident.-At- Duneivcn,- near
Diugle, on Thursday night last, a cask of
petroleum was cast ashore and secured, and
was brought to the house OF q man named
Crohan to divide. A light touched the OIL.
which exploded, blowing up the house.
Four persons were burned to death, and
right more fearfuily injured. The Kcrry
Post says, the cask was conveyed to tue
house of one of the parties, named CroTan.
Here all the persons, to- the number of
Twelve, having claims ON the contents, as
sembled. The cask was preached and the