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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-12-31

u j. PETERS.
L Manufactures Of StdalrrN. Harness,
Collars and Buffalo Shoes. and dealer il,
SaddlcrN-li:lrd I:ufl:ilo-RnhrS. ETC..
40. III y. Main Street, bet. Chestnut and
Pine, 81. Louis. Mo
Represented by Il. J.. T:i,'kH."rN.
September -. $50. nl:lV
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-12-31

IMrnRrEIt,W IIoLItSAI.E AND RETAIL.
DEALER IN
French China and Granite Ware, French
and bohemian Ware. Silver Plated and l:r-
t:nia Ware, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Look
ing GLASSES, Looking Glass Plates, Window
t:l;tSS, Paper IIangingS, Window tOrniccS,
Curtains, Bands, Pins and Window Shades,
Lamps and Walters, GcrhndolcS, Candle
sticks CaStorS and Liquor Stands.
The largest assortment of tIIRlS'rM As
GOODS over brought to the city of NickS-
burg. Such as: Fancy Goods, Toys, Picture
Frames. Pictures. Marble StatlInrv, Paper
Macic Goods. Baskets, Work Boxes, wood
and Willow Ware, .Japannch Ware Tenders,
ShovclS and Tongues, AndiromS, Castings,
StOncw:lrc and KEROSENE oil. oct: 20. 6-tim
JULIUS n. KLEIN,
no. 10 Washington Street,
l'ickShruD, Mss.
WATCHES, DIAMONDS,
JEWELItY, SII.VERWNHE,
CLOCKS, PLATED WARE &c
July 2, 1870. nil:6n
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Any person sending five new cash sub
ScribcrS ut the same post office, will he en-
titled to IL copy of TIE TELEoilsArII gratis,
for one year.
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Dee. y, 1870. :
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1S4S- 1870
LIieNIis isE:.
l. rho old est u'p!i~hci Wholesale and Re
tail House OF =. l.. Flint is in the mark ct
for the trade of the South and SCOUT Invest
The lowest prices Of any in ST. Louis call
and sec. or send orders. which will be l:lit IL
fully filled. :. T. ELL MT, Nos. 10 and u
South Fourth Street. -. Louis
Sept cnlbCr u. 1870 nl:lN
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BEND CIGAR STORE:

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The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-07-09
Approved, May P. 1870.

AN ACT to incorporate the Trustees of the Cor
 eoran Gallery of Art, and for other purposes.
 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of Amer ica in Congress assembled, That James NJ. Carlisle, James c. Hall, George " Riggs, Anthony Hyde James G. Barret, James c. KnneGy, Henry D. Cooke, and Jame5 C. Me-. Guire, of the city of Washington, and of Georgetown, District of Columbia, and Wil- liam T. Walters, of the city of Baltimore. State of Maryland, and their successors be, aud they are hereby, created and constituted 8 body polite and corporate in law, by the name and style of the Trustees of the Cor coran Gallery of Art, and by that name may sue and de sued, impead and be impleaded, have perpetual succession, and shall and may rake, hold, manage, and dispose of, at all Ii mes, real aud personal estate, apd shall and may do and perform all other acts and things nee essary or appropriate for the execution of the trusts created and conferred on them in and by certain deed from William " Cor corau, to them. the said parties hereinbefore named, which is dated the tenth day of May eighteen hundred and sixty-nine, and was recorded on the eighteenth of tue same month in fiber D, number eight, folio two hund red and ninety-four, ct sequitor one of the land records of Washington county, District of Col um5ia, to which reference is hereby made for greater certainty; the intent of this character Of incorporation being that the same shall be in execution ofthe trusts in the said deed declared and set forth, and not to any other intent or purpose whatever,
 SEC And be 1t further enacted, That the Seoretaryo War. the Secretary of the Treasury, and the Secretary of State be, and they are hereby, authorized and directed to ascertain
 and settle, upon principles of justice, fair and just compensation for the use ofthe ground and buildings described in the before mentioned deed, while the same were oocup jed by the United States for the public service !, and that the snm so ascertained and settled by
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-07-09

papers, and accounts of collectors and other officers of the cust1S,s, required to be made pursuant to the provisions of the twenty-frst section of "Aa act to regulate the collection of duties On imports and tonnage" approved March second. seventeen hundred and ninety nine, and to be employed generally under the direction of said Secretary, in the prevention and detection of frauds on the custom revenue and the expense thereof shall be charged to the appropriation to defray the expense of collect ing the revenue from customs"
 SEC. 2. And be it further enacted, That said special agents shall be divided into three clas- ses. the first class shall consist of nine teen agents, two of whom shall each receive, in ad- diton to the expenses necessarily and actually incurred by hlm, a compensation often dollars per day, and seventeen of whom shall each receive, in additional to expenses necessarily and actually incurred by him, compensation of eight dollars per day; the second class shall consists of sixteen agents, each of whom shall receive, addition expenses necessarily and actually incurred by him, a compensation of six dollars per day; the third class shalIconsis of eighteen agents, each of whom shall receive, in addition to expenses necessarily and actual ly incurred by him, 8 compensation of five dollars per day; and the Secretary of the Treasury is hereby authorized to make such rules and regulations, not inconsistent with
 law, for the government of said special agents as he may deem expedient and necessary; Pro. 0ided, That no sum shall be paid to any such agents for mileage, or any other expenses ex- cept such as are actually incurred in the dis charge of their official duties.
 Src And be it further enacted, That the prese 1t number Of special agents shell be re- ducad to fiy-three, aud no special agent, ir addition to the number authorized by this act shall be hereafter appointed or employed upon any business relating to the custom re- venue.
 Approved, May I2. 1870.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-07-09
Approved, May 3I, 1870.

AN ACT limiting the appoiu tnlent of certain of
 fcers in the Treasury Department
 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of Amer ica in Congress assembled, That the Secre- tary of the Treasury shall be, and is hereby, authorized to appoint special agents, not ex- ceeding ffty-three in number, for the pur- pose of making the examinations of the books
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-07-09

M AlsIgo AlsIgoloise Lincoln, and for the with ia.'a l-a ,a,onavs from tribes of Indians hold | la.aaan capti7e'' lr..-.,, the Kiowa Indians, on or about s5 day ofJanuary, eighteen hundred ana .;s, caotured in Cook county, in the .fTezas. two female children, whose name is unknown, aged about three years afer having murdered the par~ .i.l inc known relatives of said ehll- and whereas said children have recent ,aoogered from said Indians and are :. .5. care of J. H. Leavenworth. aud ,toot any means of support; There .e,e,oIved by the Senate and House of ,,.,ts,ires of the United States of A mer- C,g-rss assembled, That the Secretar " Interior is hereby directed to reserve any gnnuities due or to become due to rnvs Indians the sum of tue two thou 
 five hundred dollars for each one ot sad Ian and cause the same to be placed to credit on the books of the treasury of the I'd States. 10 bear interest at the rate ot ! ,s, centum per aunum, and use from time \ me lbe income from the same in such .sr a, he may deem eIpedient for their eaaace, education, and support, durlng a.s-tme, until they attain the age oi .s.7-oae years, when the principal shall be them; and the elder of said children 5s hereafter known as Helen Lincoln Asyounger ss Heloise Lincoln.
 . sfl 2 And be it further resolved, That Ii |. lid Helen Lincoln or said HelOise Lin' should die without issue, the entire cqt due the dacelent shall revert to the al S.stes; but if either said Helen Lincoln ai HeIoise Lincoln, or both, have lawful !, then at the death of either parent the i1t due to her in her own raight shal 22e the inheritance of her issue.
 S'c 3 Aud be it further resolved, Ina secretary of the interior be authorized and -'el to withhold from any tribe of Indians nay hold Ameriaean eaptives any moneys hem from the United States until saiC ,7ss shaIl be surrendered to the lawfu -.'.aes of tue United States.
 J. BLAINE, S2aaker of the House of Representatives
 SCHUYLER COLFAX,
 'aA-p7esideat ot the United States
 and President of the Senate.
 ''''ed 5y the President May 4, 1870. 'I'E BY THE DEPARTMENT OF SrATE.-The
 resolution having been presented tc '''''ient ofthe United States for his ap' '- aud 10, having been returned by hin -'ase of Congress in which it originate,
 ,1s time prescribed by the Constitution Vated States, has become law withou ''3'ovall
 t -~N L.fTTT0E n.
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AN ACT concerning divorceS in the District of
 Columbia.

Be it enacted by the Senate and Housee of Representatives of the United States of Amer lea in Congress assembld, That in addition to the causes for which the supreme court of the District of Columbia may now grant diVorees from the bond of marriage, such diverse may be granted for-First Habitual drunkenness for period of three years on the part of tke parss complained against. Second Cruelty of treatment endaugering the life or health of the party complaining. Third Wilful deser~ ton and abandonment by the party complains ed against of the party complaining tor the full uninterrupted space of two years.
 Approved, June l, 1870.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-07-09


 AN ACT for the relief of the widows and or
 phans of the officers, seamen, and marines, of
 the United States vessel of Oneida, and for
 other purposes.
 Be in enacted by the Senate and Honse of Representatives of the United States of Amer> ica in Congress assembled, That the widow or child or children, then the parent or parents. aud if there be no parents, the brothers and sisters of he officers seamen, marines, and others in service who were lost in the United States vessel of war Oneida on the 24th day of January, eighteen hundred and seventy, shall be entitled to and receive, out of any mohey in the treasury not otherwise appropri- ated, sum equal to twelve months pay of addition to tAe pay due the said deceased at the date of the loss of said ve sel, and the proper accounting officers of the Treasury De-. partment are hereby authorized, in adjusting lost on board the Oneida as were entitled by law or regulation to examination for promo ton, to allow them the increased pay from the date they became entitled to examination, and the Secretary of the Navy is authorized to issue the commissons of those who were confirmed by the Senate.
 SEC 2. And be it further enacted, That the proper accounting officers Of the treasury be, and they are hereby, authorized and directed to settle upon the principles of justice and e. quity the accounts of the officers sailors, marines, and others, including captains clerk, on board the said vessel of war Oneida, and to assume the last quarterly return of the pay master of said vessel as the basis of compu- tatiou of subsequent credits to those on board to the date of such loss, if there be no official evidence to the contrary.
 SEC. 8. And be 1t further enacted, That the proper accounting officers of the Treasury De- partment be, and they are hereby, authorized and detected to settle the accounts of Thomas L. Tullock, junior, late peymaster in the navy, who was lost in the said vessel of war Oneida, with all his accounts and vouchers, for expen- ditures and payments made by him, and with all the money, stores, and supplies, procured for the use of said vessel, and to allow him a credit for whatever sum appears to be due from him on the books of the department.
 Approved, May IS, 1870.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-07-09

ss- ? o-o .o, HON authorizing the Northern Pa
 ''-''Eoad Company to issue its bonds for
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-07-09

-r,orTrTIoN for the relief of Helen NJ Al'1s seloise Lincoln, and for the with s.'l 7, l-r moneys from tribes of Indians hold ,r.aaan captives.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-07-09

the construction of i Is road and to secure the same by mortgage, and for other purposes.
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them, or majority of them, shall, upon their certificate and award thereof, be paid to the corporation hereinbefors created, out of any money in the treasury not otherwise apprOprir ated.
 SEC. 3, And be it further enacted That any tax which may be claimed or due to the United States, be reason of the transfer of the props srty above mentioned, or the execution and delivery of the said deed from the said William " Corcoran to the above>named trustees, be, and the same is hereby remitted aud re- leased.
 SEC, 4. And be it further enacted, That the aforesaid buildings and grounds connected herewith, together wi all tho works of art that may be contained therein, shall be free from all taxes and assessments by the muni- cipal authorities or by the United States SO long as the same shall be held and used for the purpose hereinbefOre set forth
 Approved, May 24, 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-04
THE STATE OF TRADE.
..r.rI M A 4. . % I--rL.-

LoypoS March 3- nCorsos opened AZ 92i r sud OF
Rt for Uutel states Five i"ent' bonds 1862 @
1893 old 6gl 1901 86 Ien.F0rtes &c. Ere RasAy suHres. "a
m moi, CruirAls IN; Atlantic ard Crest Western 28t
oSpoS March J-ll Sugar quiet Calcutta Linseed quiet
LoNDoS 81 mIiuos Central RAILWAY shares 10 >,
IfyyKpoot 3-i n cotton quiet MdillS Up
lands IIi0IlIt; Mitdiug Orleans. I'D
Pas March 3fhe opened active; Rentes a r. Ole
3--PetrOlrum opened quiet 80 triucs
PRASgyoET March 3unied States FyeTsenU bonds opened
firm = y54Uy5i --, ,- IT,. "a,
UAyKK AaTcb 3CotiouTbs market opened beavy Tres Od
r.re on spot i3GC; Low MddnUg,. sAoat 1851 q ct ,
IrygFyoo March 3-J0 nCotou IL dlh M.ddtng UpiAno
ttiJ NfIiug Ore li!0Ilsd Pork quiet
closed Reutes, "a n. 4Oc
FsssKPoWT March States FyeTNenty bouGs closed tTm
for TIE sueo Of 1902
SSTwxuP March s. Petroleum closed quiet snd uncharged
Ioypos March D. m.-Cono closed At S|i for money, snd
closed United
So ~ Twentv bonds 1907 SO; 1869 DID, a9 1901 ssi Ten
Foes Stocks qu bue Ral~ay snAfes, ~. Illinois Cenhs
aud Gvrat Western ~
ItyvspooI motion closed mats Mdfing Up
i. ld. Nddhng Orleans d Sales Of the day 10000 bales
ie 900 for export speculation Wheat 0J per GENITAL
for California White. Naval Stores quiet
LoSpoS March 3-TuipeltBe lrner bot unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-04

G4Tyssroy TeIas. March 2-I00nNet rsHeps III baTe'
l44
sa bales; 46 bales market dull and unsettled,
l9Ulsc
c. March 3COOn aud 10 good demand
Mddng re receipts 28 bales sales 800 bales stack 229'9
bales receipts to-day CPS ba!es before cOuDed, kJi total 2jiB
bales o be added 20 stock
March 3otton moderate demand; have
declined Mddngs receipts LA bales opols-coas'T %
sales 400 bales; stock o. sos hscs
SoKyoLg Va March dull and heavy. hu holders to effect
sales seem willing hddngs zp GLic
receipts bales; eIpOTseosls, 20 ba!es
1903 bales .,..,. 80,
net receipts bales; coWse 200 bcsi tota 100 bales; sa
200 bales: stock ~ .Nh harN
.IyEsroy March quiet; good oiusrr. 9e receipts.
E bale; e1pos-cOastsss l5J bses salrs OJO bles
10 l5J bales .,. ...,-..
NrwORLEAvs March Cotton irregular; hmding Rinl2ic
receipt 225O bales; coastNse Jt bales total ~" ars 81
port6 Liverpool bales sales 6b bales stock 2 @ bales
MOHLg Ala March 3Cottu IRREGULAR; Mdaiug ~ G2lic r..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-04
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

p.tTtuoRy March weak MiiuRs Pile Flour active
and I'm for OW grades prices unchanged Nhrher; feunsgsaE
Rel 28 Corn scarce; White 96c yellow 5a3Jc Oats 5lc
re- du unchanged Provisions hrne but unchaugei Wtky
nat a. = Ia l0L xc,,
"A Tmoby n FaIserd ~ D. Flour quiet; Super.
So 1sa 90 E1ras 6H IS North Western Extra Family.
m IS, PepustI,aua do % 0tb luua sBd Ono do.
- sg t6 Vspcy b6 80 Wheat better for Prime, which Is
srce Penggaus Red ~ Z3d 81 % Rye steady At o. Com
, srd st.rdv uuchauged OatsMoe doing hut pnoe
fh,rged WHISKY 6rurf; Western ronhouud. ~ Ol0tl "a
C.to.go March a-Piour steady and unchanged WheA-No
% Al No cused 7i d1c IN The Afternoon unsteady at
-s csh Corn lfn SO 5D0Oic Ia tie Afternoon
% sd unchanged qet sellers Of No at ac Rye trmeri
No 67a6e Barley dull ADd nominal ghslne tn and Inactive
,4gs bless Po DEMAND At GfI6 ~ cash 30 20
% tnl Lard steady Ite Meats quiet coed At sie Tor Dry
Sailed sboudets RG1lc Tor Rough Smt, l9|ic Tor Short
Nh ss loe Hans quiet and stfady Green DC Dressed Hogs
duet AID 6n zSd+loa Live og scs at =. oG 20 ;or
Sn 90 Chance 80 0DAg 30 for EIlfa taiFOf lar Cows 10
s,,,a Steer, x5aA7 Receipts-iJO hh Flour 3'h bash
No., zoo busb Oats bush Barley, 100 Hogs hhpntnis
SOiis Flour Whest 1000 buh Cofn 55oO bush OAs
25D Hogs 49,. 10000 W., .,..I.
AZ s7e for No for No Oats hrm. 81 fOe o N, 'pIn
,,rhsngd RIVE Barley quiet Al b3e Dressed ngs IN
ebsses Receps go bbs Flour H. 900 bush Wheat shipments
- 900 bbls FlnuT. 49,. -, -, -.,....,. ~. q
Red Held Al o. buyers offer 10 Corn doll and unchanged oaA
dni aud uncsrged eceipts-3GW hush Wheat Jo bush 'or
6LpmsnI 26 bhs Flour son bush Wheat 1000 bnth Corn
LOUISVILLE hseh 3-TObacoO seuvsi sales W hhaA :. '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-04
Bryg,Io CATTLE M,RKPT-M,ncua

BUFFALO CATTIR MARKRT-MiRcHa
Cste-RereiIts 49, The market dsl ard t. lover
than act week sales head BE premium l1.c for crai
7Ilsc for good; 97e r Ordinary medium and
5d6e for socke yery had Mich CowReoePts 100 bead
there was good demand: S4O6@ Hogs DULL yes
quotations Sheep dull and inace buyers and sellers are
apart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-04
NETWORK HORSE MARKET.

ITlntDa h4Jss c-.f in IIfI1J5aTIs- ttI0t0 INg'
a
EsvYox March 3TeIe has been bot little demand IN The marie,
snow having inspired ovtrs Of tins Wiuter recreation With
all classes
asking prices aud disposed se except at ih
oNn rates in ~ the great difficulty repuhng their
stocks all classes the stocks light and rates strongly main
tauei the brisk Spring trade anticipated We the
rent tie week hpugh 10 MOST they merely
raua Common horses 4lu % Sl'o single and sun u
leans heavy drargh $3.50 IS and SJ0n "a
91 for teams horses t20j 1850 F2
70 bDl single. and 20 LON
teamsi Sl1; hnrses.
: n6 TO COZ; fancy teams $3.50; tToiter.. $50
5000, French 800 20 =V accpdg 10 age
size sad condition, family horses, 52O to 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-04
THE MARKETS.

fcarssny reported for TaE TEIsUsri
THURSDAY March ., 1870
- rrOdso sarhss dali Flour rregu.c The low aud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-04

IS Tr,sb ss0ss for LuE. 81 o6sl7 Is 70, 10. 70 COED
Leaf Cotton s%s, sdss' e rSsr gU,s' . 90 s "a
6le quiet 900 Provisions arm Mes Por sH
sScud i2 Clear RIBS isc c. S os, is sS, gs s .
Teroe 6O ieg lie HAns-FsBy Sugar Cured lsse WHISKY urn
Csc
&c Barley 81 20 per GENITAL - -,
ClscSsiT March 3-Fcur GALS Rr,r, 81 soass - Pnmiy
&5dS IS Wheat dull O6dS o. Corn unchanged With iaf
demaud dull sG59e Rye dull At sOdsc Barley dull
spnns ss gs 81 oSes 10 for Winter Cotton dull S'h TR,
bids Whisky steady 909e. The latter ironboant Me ioI
Shoulders lldlc Sides, bat i; done Bacon
ds Sl Tor sides Lard eul ana Iomi.aly lia'e e1sAt'
ALBANI March 3W teai steedy With moderate demand eboe
White Gre'ee In bag lots ~ So Rye higher small 'ales At 9i C
s.es Of No Canada West Barrier at 81 10 Oats hnri small sales
o. state at Coz In the elevator an
ST. Lows No. March aobaco active andi unchanged Cotton
doll grades adva reed &c Double and
Treble BIa SuPerfns ~ 25d 5o EIra 81 og$t IS Whsi
Choice s ri ii %; Choe. White 5 Is Corr 4
Tor h FssT 5r a r P Nr9 n R. 5 u II ec
Whisky erH tod9oe PORK quiet at ssGS2' 90 Dry S.tea Mes,-
I2a2c clear RIBS i5id6c Clear sides. 6iclsc Lard uoni
nal Cattle steady So 50 for far to PRISE tsaI for choice 20
lOo bush Corn 1900 bush Oa 5000 bush Barley 1900 bush
o.wseo T. March o-Pour In better demand under
decline reghs sales Un bbS IS - fr No. Spring a6
80 Winter sc 506f675 Tor White snd S0$I rs
a. ao Corn quiet at ii o. Bs11 iest for UpSs Csoad
demand Shorts SlaGP29; Shp-tnds SEA- SIS: Mdngs
500 = tun qaaly Railroad 9lsgbFionr 70 Boston,
esc NesYo 5 Al6n. i1e Gram and SaPua', per ton
NENfHs March 2-Coo1 NORMALLY 22o receipts w hae.
quiet at G5c Lard dali l5dl7c. Pok steady SO 5oe*@
BaoonShouders, 5c Sides, l6@c Bulk Meat'-shoners life
CLFyrr,sb March 2whea-Dohus doing OornNew hold 7sa
BryPto March Floor dolls sales 100 bt Sc Tor Amber
Tor white Wheat neglected New Corn bnuer sale. cars
76975lc the trae; OLD Western at ai 70 store
Rye and Barley neglected PoIs duh At 70 80 Lard dull at
hghaines nominal g9c retail trade Seels fat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-04

grades Spring soc ,ow.r Tut Pn ground and
Winter brm Spring Inter Whess lower
but white srm. Oats dell and heavy Corn higher Porh
more scyo duL Crude Petroleum ana dru bat Re
depressed Naval Stores generally are fm
ASRS-The supply small and with fair demand
market sales 10 bbs at 81 asa 81 5 Pearls are dun
sod nominal
COTTOH-Rary In the day holders mHh frm.r and Offering
light receipts hut the close The ieeng was
slack M the decline favorable sdvces on abroad
6547 bales 3t7l last EVENING" OF whh 3 were e e,poI
81 speculation and 80 IN tfaust tO ane
delivery sales la1 evening 81 100 bales
2sc EACH May aud Juue. 2ie $50 June 2le NV ao
2c TODAY March $50 April Pile 800 A2ci ~ ~
2c 40 May 2i,c 2oo May and Jane 2e < jane I.s o
June 2c 4Oe do 2c 100 do Pile cl 90 tIc srd ' JOJ
2c 81 basis Of Low Mdtiog we t1oc roTua' as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-04

.Sss and then rallied to 1911 dispatch was received
from Raleigh by houss In ibis city that committee had
reported hill repeating all laws passed In 1868 and 1869
making appropriations aid Of railroads. and no action
had in the funding II interest due.
The gold market since 4o'cock has been weak, with
sales rs low ll4 Foreign exchange late In the day
decned to ICs a0t for prime bankers sixty days bills
sud lOedlOol the grade short sight Good bank
es e. DAYS bills were quoted lOs dlOs! for GO days and
lOsI dio9 foI sight Gold quoted ll4Sall5.
The following the Government quotations of Messrs
glSk & Hatch at & n IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-04

NTH AVENUE THEATER.
4 Twenty -fouft1.st, iosr fon BroiiWsy -
Sole Lessee and Nj AOCDoFh DALI
"FROU-PROUi"
EVERY RYFNING UNTIL FURTHER NOTCH
"The greatest sa'e Camille D." Herald
- bdIilr. picture o. society World
I" Better acted than ans pia} ilT yeaf."--I Sun.
The best ceuery ~ the y T. s..gr.'-t Mercury
INST 60 bone - every heart" Times.
" A exquisite COMEDY pxqustely gvu"- Tribune
"Th-ater have vacated their seats and
ls9-s .'-lPnst
Tbird FROU. PROCf MATINEE rert SATURDAY sta
accommodate suburban reeatS NJ DALI VII give a
extra O'Clock" Matinee OF FROu FROU' Ga WEDNESDAY,
Marcia Tcke yrralr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-04
Qfntistrg.

nor ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL. -...,,.
UNITED STATES end BRAZIL NAIL STEAMSHIP CohPANl.
Resuar NAL Steamers "a tae 2d Of every mouth:
NORTH AMERICA. Can't g. u. St0cun March 70
MFRRrMACK. Capt WICK. April g. . -.
sOITtI AMERICA. Can T. l. Nhy3I
Th.,e splendid schedule time ,nf e' 81 ~ non
Par, o Janero and returning FOR
Of re- apply -
WN r GIRRIsOS Agent. No BoWinggreen. View York
EROM CHARLESTON TO FLORIDA, via
il SAVANNAT-TRLWFEKL LINE .-..-.
L, following will leave CHARLESTON o FLOklOA va
week after ioA sh
sirs sbd the NoHl Ea.tcrn railroad trau 80. ,,~,, . o
PILOT BOY, finland RoueJ every SUNDAY hObNlNu' a.
o'clock. ....z
TICTATOR every TUESDAY EVENING, At 8 o'clock
CITY POINT. everv FRIDAY EVENING. at3 o'clock .
through all Charleston aud Savannah Steamship
Iue Agencies Ia Nos-iOrL .,v,, -
Aeen a. Charleston
I. J. GUILMARTlN & Co,
Aae Its Al