davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1870-04-13

-T-
and do to toai
HoRSs-Sma for Rio s ~ for Amer.
select~l
LEAThERHemok Sole is steady and in hight soPp without
activity making s.ctous prime
middle holders
let provided Important modification Of yaa upoo
Oak Sole Is moderate trade demand
Rough hauiet We uuotr:
New-York tribune., 1870-04-13

fRUITs NND ,r.,rS
ANIL. NAV. .loxly Resets selling at - o01s As 49,
anh. ..I a ss Hothou-e srv enrps ~
~ "a A. aasr Hot boass Basl ssd White 0rsses AN wv"
:. ~ y 4. We osss:
New-York tribune., 1870-04-13

Receipts II bbs for the week which s s7 more 'hsu
pr-yiou. week, corresponding wees last year 1 Tue
ook dooyuyari tEn aud where u -rl rop "
kuoWs receipts continue to ncreae ty dl az th tine
elt ,ool closing prce will still lower They fell 4. io4y ~.
which brought 6tc being uogtn but oe %
lets offered at s iosin night, with 10 tAA' 80
Ia, during To- Of southern selling '
at lc snolrr soo IN the afternoon and 10 bos fsHHs
to parties n 20 well posted AZ Pc. "cqaotr; a "a
N j. l.. l., aud Pa y do1B az - eso
STATE rrsh 6e''e .s aY
New-York tribune., 1870-04-13
NATIONAL STOCK EXCHANGE
PETROLEUM AN

prrpoIrrx sTocKs MINING srocKs 500 NY Eldoralo IS
Ra,nebos Central Noun.
United Is 30 Con Greg 90 zO smith rarn ~
| 49, 100. ............. / IS 500 Quartz Hil... 40
New-York tribune., 1870-04-13
CHE

pecpipts 700: exports Corresponding week bet !
cepts $40 With 49O exported There marsd hnnnsss
CONSEQUENT upon shipments. which materially rtnr w
ay the other te OF the water aud 10, m
OF i YESTERDAY shippers scarcely lbc save ior isn.
lni dealer, now think they through without, me az
shipper, SO putting up the Pnees 10 Iosr, -
and get H. in limited way a. Ne
one M ~ rs price snonrr lot o 1 and two lots
ing 10 lc with 200 boxes at lolc @ sH on ss'-
lbc with 20 AT l6ie cheese expected 10 n'ri seA
We ,dy.Der the prices To lc y ih, ami qDotes . a.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-13
varH tCoanred.)

MOLASSESSOS and then ehner the
supply and the grocery trade takes most u the choice
offering, bat the main stock still neglected and Increasing w.,
entirely nominal We quote about a23c for 0d Caba B9ss
for New Centrifugal and Csed DO dc Tor Muscoysdo as
for PortoRco and d0c for English Isandi New Orleans .
disappearing and the best lots reach 7J0 To-day az
hhts Porto Rico at ta Sc and recently private sale
hhds. Cnba Cayed at BdJgc.
NAVAL STORES without change and the demand nc.er.>
New-York tribune., 1870-04-13
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK HxCHANGE.-FIRsr CALL,
lot O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Salts Of Gorernmert Bosis' : 40 r..

Sails Of STATE Bonds-airodd BondsBdEk and Rd'sroda-h'
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INCREASE OF ORR CoMMERCR.-Tables pre-
pared at the bureau of statistics show that the
total value OF foreign commodities imported
into this country during the month of July last
was S16,Gll $40, against s37 Gas $50 imported in
lst9; and for the seven months ending July 3ist
$50, s2S ,s23 ,6S5, against $3.50 ,73s for the
seven months ended July 3lst, 1869. Our ex-
ports OF domestic commodities in the month OF
July last aggregated s4s,3is,75l in value,
against so5,i ,20i in July, 1869; and for the
seven months ending July 3lst, 1870, $500 1913 225
against $50 $50 for the seven months ended
July 3lst, 1S69. Ii will be seen that while the
increase in imports was not very large, there
has been a very great increase in our exports in
the first seven months of this year. so that the
balance in our favor against foreign countries is
nearly $50, GOO 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-07

FoRrCAsrINs FOR 1Si2.-At the republican
mass meeting held last light in the hall of the
Cooper Institute, says the New York Herald OF
Friday, one Of the prominent speakers was Mt.
Edwards Pierreront. His speech NAV not have
contributed much to the advantage of the re-
publican candidates in the approaching election,
but 1t was noteworthy as forecasting the politi-
cal horizon of iS52. The portions OF it in which
be discussed the next Presidential election
are those in which the public in general have
an interest Mr.. Pierrepont asserts IL as his con.
viction. based upon close political observation
that the only chance which the democratic
ATTY has of electing its candidate for the Presi-
oency In 1872 Is to nominate republican; but
he does not think 1t will do that Its choice, as
be believes, will be Senator Thurman, of Ohio.
AS TO the republican candidate, he believes that
rome but General Grant can be the man. He
regards that question as already settled. II not
General Grant, who else, he demands, can il
be: be challenges the naming Of any six per-
sons, any OF whom can be selected as against
General Grant; and he winds up BY the declara-
tion that, elf God spares the life of General
Grant, he will be the next President of the
United States"
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The mistake made by the President in order.
ing the census of New York to be retskep i.
bearing its logical fruits He has also been
persuaded into doing the work anew In Phil
adelphia; and now that the door Is open there
IL no telling how or when he can shut it, as the
population OF nearly every city In the couu.
try fell below the expectations OF enthusiastic
friends, who can in each case get up as good
reasons for new census as New York and Phil
adelphia have offered. Aside from the question
oflegal authority in the premises the pro priety
OF listening to and basing Official action on the
ciamoring OF interested parties may we'll be
doubted. Nor Is it worthy the Executive to
thus tacitly admit fraud or incompetency on the
part OF the officers chosen TO do the duty ori p
inally. Their sworn obligation and their pecu-
mary advantage alike prompted them to make
complete and full enumer alton of population
and We have no ioubt this has been substan-
ualiy seeured-as well In New York aud Phil
Adeiphia as elsewhere. One OF the reasons given
ior new count, l. e., the absence OF a consii.
srAoie portion Of the population from the cities
ns me summer months when the census
tAken applies to Washington to q greater
extent perhaps, than to airy other CITY In tba
country though this city has not asked FOR a
recount. Az
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The manner in which the press and the pub
liz have received the announcement that the
railroad company propose to retain the cobble-
stone nuisance on their portion of the Avenue
ought TO satisfy the company OF the suicidal
mistake they are making.
An amount of bitterness and hostility has
been created against the company which no
corporation depending upon the good will Of
the public for support can find il profitable to
incur Citizens call to mind that here is a COM
pany owning valuable franchise, under which
enormous sums of money have been made. ami
the stock Of which Is mainly owned abroad
which contributes nothing TO the treasury of
the city or for the improvement of the CITY, (as
street railroads do in Baltimore and elsewhere
and which shirks even the meager contribution 70
the welfare of the community in which it thriyes
OF paving its own tracks, when our citizens are
taxed heavily and pay cheerfully for paving the
rest Of the immense area upon this wide street
But the surprising feature about their back
ward course is that they have any expectation
OF being able to evade the law of Congress pro-
yidipg for the laying of a new pavement over
the whole avenue from the Capitol to 18th
street, their tracks included, subject 10 the ap-
prevail OF the commissioners named in the act
We have no idea that men OF the stamp of Sec
Rotary Delano, Mayor Emery and Gen. Michler
the paving commissioners, will ever accept the
Old cobbie-stone abomrnation as a new pave
ment; but if they should, and the singular spec
tscle be presented to Congress, when it meets
of Pennsylvania avenue di vided into two streets.
n smooth, clean surface at the sides and the
middle a streak twenty-five feet wide of ruts,
JuttiDg pebbles, mud, dust and flth-ws ven
ture to say that if such a sight as this IL pre-
seDted when Congress meets, there will be legis-
is;ion the very first month OF the session calcu-
lated TO bring the company up with a round turn.
And we would suggest to them that their
chances of getting the legislation they seek
arehatory Of their charter will not be greatly
improved by undertaking 10 evade the plain
requirement of the law OF Congress in regard
TO paving the Avenue. We hope that Director
Orme, who represents the city en- the railroad
board, will maintain his long-cherished views
IN regard to this great improvement, and will
insist that the company shall DO its share, in
accordance with the spirit OF his resolution
adopted by the Board of Trade, initiating the
project Of laying q wood pavement upon Penn
sylyania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-07

Ii will probably be found that the defeat of
the European armi-tice was due in a grea.
measure TO the indisposition of the French gov
eminent or the Committee for the National
Defense to risk general election. In the mu-
nieiIal elections the chances are that they would
lie thrown over Individually, or IL one or two of
their number were eected they would have the
Cemsgogue Tlourens, Py att, Rochefort, Ledru
ROllin, Veto Hugo, and others Of that imprac
tioable 81 as eonpatiiots.
AS fer the Departments, IL sec ms Doubt II il
they vUE.d vote the r. public; and If Napoleon
was rot again presented as a candidate for the
throne, the Orleans Princes would be. Our
telegrar.s Of to-day say that ;he London papers
are condo inning the fatally of the Parisi ans In
rejecting TIE armistice. aid with reason, for the
advantages Of q Cessation Of hosti!lties seem
altogether in favor Of the French. enabling
che City Of Paris to be revictuale,!, ami
the French armies Outside or Paris II
gain coEsis:enc", and form plans for Coop
Grating with the troops defending the city
Recruiting would not of course be rermitted.
bat good deal OF work ou!l be done towards
bringing the Gisorganized troops up TO an ef,ec-
tive standard. Thus II the al my OF the Loire a.
the 10000 mon claimed, aud there are 80 90
French troops inside Of PaTis, a sortie from with
in in cooperation with an attempt from with
out to break through the fines OF the beseiysr..
numbering, il is sad, less than 10000 man.
might have some chance of success, IL conducted
With any sort Of ability. But everything Is in a
nuddle in unhappy France, and she seems As
poor in stateSmanship a. In generalship.
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n+NAIIONAL SAVINGS BANK,
US Corner 18TH AND G STREETS,
PAYS PER CENT. ON DEPOSITS.

Ofce Hours 3 10 4.
MANAGERS:
h willard, VIM. Stitch ney, Hon. Jos. Casey,
Lewis ClAphape, p. Brown, Geo. II. Plant, M q
Emery, A. Il Shepherd, W. H. Philip. motif
%THE HGNTING TON ASSOCI ALTON hold.
lS tfs .ishth weekly meeting To- MORROW
kNENlSG, Sth instant. at Trades Union Hsll, cor
ner Sth and streets N. W, at O'Clock. Every lot
owner and the public earnestly invited to be
present. Five hundred Building Lots at Hunting
ton 10 be sold at auction at this meeting
BY order OF tie President.
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The General Council OF the I,u.h.-., GU,
OF North Amerie. assembled in Lanc.,ts, p.
last Thursday, and will remain in session on.
week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-07

Comptroller whrtuesey el.ewh.,s c,us 49,,
ton TO the law which provides that no - =
ceirt shall be complies or va,II unlsss -
signed by the C1rl2i roller. '1A'e'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-07

~"AmHricsn Grip beat George Pa,ms,,,
at Prospect Trot:ing Park, New York. s.tnr-
Hsv. beet three in i've, for 81 900; fastest hea,
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1"MAsONIC.-Tke Aunral Communication of
US the GRAND LODGE OF Y. A. A MASONJ
of the District Of Columbia i'll be held az he a.
81 mic Temple on WEDNESDAY EVENING No
vember ., at O'Clock Punctual attend snc il ca
nestiy requested. NOBLE ID. LARNER
j Sarr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-07

The STATE ELECTIONS THIS WERR-To- day
and to- morrow elections will be held in twenty
States. Arkansas and Louisiana choose Com
gressmen to- day; Alabama, Delaware, Florida.
Illinois, Kansas, Kentucky, Massschusett7
Michigan, Maryland, Minnesota, Missouri, Ne
vada, New Jersey, New York, Rhode island
Tennessee, Virginia, and Wisconsin to.morror.
The can didstes in Arkansas are First district
Logan II. Roots. rep, j. NJ. Hanks, dem; sec
end, o. p. Snyder, rep, Anthony A. T.. Rogers
dem; third, Thomas Boles, rep, John Edwards
dem. Messrs. Roots. Rogers, and Boles are
members Of the present Congress. Arkansas is
also TO elect Legislature, which is to choose
United States Senator. The candidates for
Congress from Louisiana are First district,
James II. Sypher and T. T.. Dumas, rep., A.
W. Walker, dem; second, Lionel Sheldon ire
EOminated) and l. Walsh, rep, George A. Fos-
dick, dem; third, g. b. Darrell, rep, Adolpb.
Bailey, dem; fourth, James McClelry, rep,
Michael Ryan, dem fifth. Frank Morey, rep =.
y. ID. Watkins, dem. Louisiana will also
elect State Treasurer and Auditor.
and Legislature which Is to choose a
United States Senator, and will vote upon
four amendments to the State constitution.
or the States which hold elections To- morrow.
IN Maryland only five members of Congress
are to be voted for, in Delaware a Governor.
member of Congress, local officers and MEM
bers of the Legislature; In Virginia members
OF Congress and local officers; in New York
Missouri, Alabama, Michigan, Nevada, Kan
sas, Massachusetts, and Tennessee, Governor
and Congressmen; New Jersey. Florida, ILL
nois, Kentucky, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and
Rhode Island, Congressman and local officers.
The Legislatures to be chosen in Alabama.
Delaware, Illinois, Kansas, Kentucky, Michi-
gan. Minnesota and New jersey, are each 10
choose one member of the United States Senste
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-07
10 TAX rAYERS.

CONPTRoLLERs OFFICE. CIrY HALL,
WASHING TOW. ID. c., Nov. 7, IS7O, (
Tie attention OF tax payers IL hereby calet to the
law OF the Councils. Of August g. 1870. which mrs
vid's that " No receipt shall be complets or valid
unless cuunteTsigned bv thu COMPTROLLER
HENRY a. WHfTrLESEY
no, If Comntra,lar
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

EOH sAlE-A hTst eis-- DRUG sra PRE
u eCRlFTlos eTpRE Adsre.s ,ri,h S,ftUI>
nsmH. Washington r. o. hMMONlA. one
week.
E0R stIE-Th~ SrDCK. CoUD Will -.
II liNTCRES q a.. NATIONAL tfssR M
VAN, seS ID street, near ath, doiag a 500 hn..-
LOB ssLE-1he fINTURES at snail 80
II q GROCERIES,. Also. HoI-SF Or ROOMS :,
tAcbeG O. store tor rent
lnquii on 6orrar - Rhode Island Ayenue ana en-
street northeast No.
EoR SAlE-ClGAR sToKE No. ; a 18th .tr--,
orfo-ife the y. - Treasury Department. one I,
the eest RETAIL Stands in she city. Apply a W A
hkNbkk>ON =, corner 18th and sts naI-Sts
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LOST AND FOUND.
BOARDING.

BUAKDING.
y DOM AND BOARD FOR SIS PER WEEK;
H Table Board for 81 Fer we k, in 8 first-c class
house and a de- irasle neighborhood. No. $40 1
street, between Sd and 8th. no7-3ts
ROARDIN9-Fouror six persons can be accom-
- modsted with good BOARD and comfortable
ROOMS at 10 per week. at Mrs. DOWNERS, No
14.9 street, between liih and 18th. Mechs, les
preferred. no7-3tr
MI kS. LANG, Of Geor getown. ID. o., has reased
lVl the parsonage OF the late DR.. Gurley and il
prepared to accommodate B0ARDE Rs and furnish
ed ROOMS, elegantly fitted up, upon reasonable
terms. 1918 1 street N. W. OcI3- i'm
EIRsT GLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
Il FRONT ROOMS, to be had on reasonable
terms At 1901, cor. Pennsyl ana avenue and 18th
street Good location and accessible. mhIS-IV
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OF p.
tS CALASTHE LODGE, No.1I

Every member Of this Lodge is requested 10 be
present III s Mondas EVENING, 10 assist in ex-
tending welcome to the officers and members of
FrsI Kiln lodge No. ?, X. of 7. BY order
IL j j. MURRAY, VIC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-07

los. ]. MAY,
93s PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Between 9th and 10th SITS
Is 90. ring Extraordinary Bargains in LYONS
BLACk SILKS and ENGLISH aud FRENCH
DhESS GOODS, bought at the great sale of Messrs
nenkard Hutton, OF Iast Friday and Saturday, at
~An immense stock OF best quality PARISKID
1ONLY 10 PER GENT. PROFIT CHARGED
on enks ana other Foreign Goods
- TERMS CASH. GA. Prioe ONLY. MOI Stiff
I IME AND BUILDING SAND.
The subscriber has on hand the above articles
Also, 5000 bushels Of AGRICULTURAL SHELL
LIN T. which he offers at the lowest market prices
he has scows. 30 the lime be either delivered by
Kiln corner Virginia avenue and CANAL
1t JOHN OOULSON.
h. 1. CHOSEN
Has been dissolved By mutual consent
q. L. WAG0AMAN will continue the Drug Bush
ness at the corner of and 10th streets.
IT b. 1. WAGGAMAN M. d.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS
The steamer @. b STOUT will 49,
sail on WEDh EoDAY. 9th inst, At EAHH
Il m, instead oil p m. usual. a7176
HYDE TYLER, Agents.
MOI q a9 and 63 Water st, Georgetown, ID. O.
PROPOSALS FOR LIVE OAK
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FORM OF OFFER.

Whtrh ~ from a finn, must be Sigred D. n tIs
nEnlbsrsD
I.(or VEL of --, in the etats of -
hereby egree To furnish and deliver in the United
States Navy Yard at -. thousand
cubic feet Ot IiSe-oak timber, in conformity with
the advertisement of tho Bureau OF COpstructiou
and Repair of the date OF November 5. 4 o. viz:
cubic feet, suitable for principal pieces
at 8 per fO"t. ....
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..... cubic # timber at per tt. ........
..-.. Total quantity. Total value ... 49,.

I1ae 'otT' rHi"s TO be hicsrctSs written ~ GsYy
Should NY GOV our Dfl-r ia accepted or we, re-
qnest TO le tdre, SD 1T +, aud ithe Contract
synt t. the Purchasing PaymGster Of the Naval STA
"a IA at - for signature and certificate.
Date
) gnsture,I A. y.
Witness:
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A HALLET & DAVIS PIANO, ROSEWOOD;
N ain oct Bew; will be soid for 5 us; to be
seen At the Music store Of Me ars. MET
ZkROTT & co. no53. UINv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-07
SEWING MACHINE.

The most perfect LOCK STITCH MAoHINE ever
invented the only achine thai will rufhs gAther.
or plsit any description Of goods, and between
two bands ct one operation. SOLD reasonable
terme.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-07

large and complete sssortment Of Bsildfns Lun-
Der, Henliock feuciAG. Cypres Shingles, Whine
Pine and Spruce Pockets, CEDAR Pes.s. Also.
DREssRb LUMBER
Of eli kinds. on hand and for ssle ~ lose1 nsrtS
ratss, b. WILLET RED9kAtG.
Corner New Hork avenue and or etrce
sDU6 one square from Northern Hsrtr'.
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NO PERsQN sHoCLp PURCHASE AMI
;xsss toned sTiEIts riAEos. @ I6A
and IT.. sole agents. Good new yiolss. with box.
only "a, e3so ana o. specisi sttention sirso
nontD. so1s-fr
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Zach Of the susrantors must be certified by the
Assessor of lIt' rnal Revenue for the district in
which the parties are as essed. no 7m4w
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rvLAR SODA, KIssINGEN, yICHY. srr.r.
,.. sAkATOGA. BEDFORD AND BI,Ux
rnn "AfkRs, ON DRAUGRT ALL rHF
ss6tr
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: NBWEY0RKi CITY. (
NEW York, Mar. 1.

a.@.rr.ts .. NEW York, MARI.
Tho case Of Judge William Fullerton,
which originated during tho investiga-
llons into alleged whisky frauds, are part
OF ex. Commissioners Rollins and Hart,
and was. called for trial, before Judge
Woodruff yesterday, and was postponed
until Monday next on account Of the III.
ness Of Charles O'Connor, ono Of Fuller.
IONS counsel. UwllO Is confined 70 his resi-
tlCnco on Washington Heights, with small
pOx..Gl % w.. '..iiggrSU 4
No intelligence has yrtlbecn received
either, directly or from, commanders, Of
passing vessels, either Of the City Of Bos-
ion or of the Bremen steamer Sntdt,
which latter vessel cleared at Bremen for
this port on The 20HlL ult,, and sailed on
the 29d, and has consequently now OCcu,
niSd Thirty eight days Onltllc paSlgc
The ono thousand men who were dis.
charged from tli6 Brooklyn Navy Yard,
arc TO resume work on "Wednesday, by
special orders from Washington to Capt.
Strong, In command Of the yard.
Judge Spencer yesterday vacated the
order OF attachment In the cNac Of Henry
Clews s Co, a. Livcrmore & Go. The
cause Of tho action arose out Of the eolh
excitement IN, September lastI Inu.t,
Rigorous Winter In Northern Europe.
,Taa aNEw sY6RE, March /.
Letters from St Petersburg state that
nevOr,in tho memory Of man has more In
sense cold been experienced than TINT to
which the people are atthis moment Gx.
p0scd in Russia, Poland. and. In all the
northern countries, A number Of deaths
from congelAlion are registered by, Rus.
sian Journals, amongst them Of several
SCntFies frozen at their posts. niaI I'd
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Thn nrogrisss l6r FollIlIl

Ero,n EAs 81 LOvl, DsruOeyat (Repub,) of .Youddy.
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gI.Gs JoMs, ,I, o,,, tI,o ~ Sv"rJ % ,Ittc @ from @
ss'aua.S, sIa a,j ro.,or;nr tLc Loi.
Sno su CIaSso i;unaSoii,oI III" ~ H0oo"rt @ 30 ~
lo1 ~ MS IL .o,OI,;on ,,oosoJ on III; j.
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