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THE DIFFERENCE.

Men send their ships, the eager thing.
TO try their luck at sea.
But none can tell by note or count
How many there may be.
One turned east, another south
They never come again
And then we know then must have sunk
But neither how nor when
God sends His happy birds abroad
"Thcy'rc less than ships" say We
No moment passes but he knows,
How many there should be.
one buildcth high. another low,
With Just birds light care
If only one, pcrchance, doth fall,
God knoweth when and where.
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WATCH No. il24-bearing Trade Mark, g Frederic
Atherton & Co.." manufactured by the IT, 5. Watch Co.
has been carried by me months its total variation
from mean time being only six seconds A. J.. DENNIS,
President N. j. Il. Il. 4 I. Co.
WATCH No. 1925, Stem Winder-bearng TradeMark
" Frederic Atherton Co.. Marion, Nd, manufactured
by United States Watch Co., has been carried by me
II months months of that time sea, and in all the
various climates of Europe During that time and since
II. LASSING, Manager Knckerbocket Life Insur-
ance Co., 1Gl Broadway. Y.
UTICA, N V, Feb. Is, 1870.
WATCH No. 1868, Stem Misunderstanding Trade Mark
"Frederc Anterior Co., Marion, N. j. manufactur.
ed by u S. Watch Co., has been carried BY twenty
months; its total variation from time being five
seconds per month. 4. G. PRIEST,
Asst Supt. n. Y. c. & Ii. Il. r.
1yr3i ~
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=" manufactured by United States Watch Co.. has
rs in the entire time
f. Curr1ENnEN Late Register L. s. Treasury.
Watch CO.. mas been carried by six months its to-
tai variation from time being only eight seconds
rer month Have been travelling through different Sec
tions OF the country, from New York to Galveston Tex
rs, and back, by steamer and railroad. Il. RICE.
of Whitney Rice, IL Broadway, n. y,
STNBUEY, Penn, FEB. Ill., 1si9
WATCH No. ll76--5earng Trldc-Murl Frederic
Athcrton Co., Marion n. j., manufactured by IT, S.
Watch Co.. has been carried ly the three months
its total variation from time being only seconds
during that time III. DE LAECY engineer + & RI. h Il
WAreH No. nos bearing Tr,otr- Mark, Frederic
Athcrton * Co., Marion, n. D. manufactured hv t. :.
Watch Co., has been carried by eleven months its
total variation from time being only seconds
in the entire time A. II. KING, Park Place. ~ Y ..
Nice-Prcst Elastic Cone Spring Co., Nd. rJr spring
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BEIFA5 SIT
CITY BONDS
EXEMPT FROM TAXATION

DY A DECISION of the Commissioner Of Internal
- Revenue, just received, these bonds are not liable
to the internal revenue tax of FIVE PER CENT, like
railroad bonds bonds given by towns cities in aid OF
railroad by way Of loan Of credit to railroad
company.
This consideration gives Belfast City Bonds GREAT
ADVANTAGE the bonds of towns and cities which
subject this tax and makes them by far the
desirable investment in the market.
Nearly fifty thousand dollars of these bonds were sold
before the decision of the Commissioner received
and investors will find it for their advantage send in
iamedideiy be given that any thing
more than limited amount will be disposed Of at former
rates TIMO. TIIoRNDIkE,
tito City Treasurer.
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or Sale by c. HERVEY, Wa,chm;
q n. VI tt III
TO Females in Delicate Health.

- CoTT ST., BOSTON, is consulted daily for all discas
es incident the female system. Prol,psus Uteri OF
Falling OF the Womb, Fluor Albus, Suppression, and
other mems .rua arrangements, I'LL treated new
pathological principles and speedy rect guaranteed in
very few days. So invariably certain is this mode
of trcancn that most obstinate complaints yield under
1t, and the afflicted person reoice5 in perfect health
DR.. Dow has no doubt had greater experience in the
cure Of diseases of women than any other physician in
Boston.
Boarding accommodate ions ioi patients who may wish
to stay in Boston few days under his treatment.
DR.. Dow since 1875 having confined his whole attcn.
ton to office practice for the of Private Disease.
and Fenaa Complaints acknowledges superior in til,
United States.
N. bah letters must contain Que dollar or they viii
not be Wered
Office hours from A. NJ. to 9 p. Nj.
Boston Only % 1860. lYt
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UTICA, N. y. Feb. a, 1870.
WA1cH No, 2Si7Tbearing lrade,,llalk :, Fayette
Co.. has been carried by me u months its otal yaria-
ton from mean time being fifteen seconds.
l. NROONAN, Engineer n. Y G. 4 IL. X. II.
WATCH No, 1887 Stem Withdrawing Trade Mark
Frederic Atherton Co., Marion, N. ~, manuiactur
ed by IT, S. Watch Co., has been carried by me since
June, $50. its total variation from time being
ly five seconds per MONTH HENRY SMITH,
Treas. Panama Il. r. $ Wall Street.
WATCH No. l20i2--bearing Trade Mark u. S.
Watch Co., Marion, n. } )" manufactured by United
States Watch Co., has been carried by me five months
its total variation from time being only twelve
seconds. GEO. LOWS, General Eastern Passenger
Agent, Toldo, Wabash & Western Railway.
WATCH No. Collaborating Trade Mark, Frederic
Atherson & Co., Marion n. j. manufactured by U. s.
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MuititudoS OF them suffer, finger, and die, because
I'm W ofms. The only ehectua remedy for these
uouolesome and dangerous of all worms, in children
adults, is iouud in DIR. GOULD'S PIN-WORM SYRUP.
fnrey vegetable; safe and certain valuable catartic
ami beneficial to health. GEO. &. GOODWIN CO.
Boston, and All druggists
im1
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MANHOOD and the VigOr Of Youth he
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give at once to this wonderful medicine, if taken
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Failure is impossible Sold in bottles at -, four
quantities in one for 10. To be had only of the sole
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IOJ Third Avenue, New York.
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Aromatic Vegetable Soap.
BUY Me, and I'll Do You Good

DIR. LANGIEY's Root and Herb Bitters are n
sure remedy for Liver Complaint in all its forms, HUI
mors OF the Blood and Skim Scrofula, Dyspepsia, Cos
tyeness Indigestion !aundice Headache and Bilious
tenn regulate the bowels, restore the appetite purify
the blood strengthen the body and thoroughly prepare
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4 Co, Boston. Sold by all Druggists.
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Wholesale Rooms, 13 MAIDEN LANE, NEW YORK
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A Sure Cure and Instant Relief.

fsh your l',"9gitJor n o'atr aehls n.y. got 10, he
a1W 0Ftter it for yo0.
Manufactured by the Fru,kln Meiie4 Association,
No. Is Winter St., Boston, Mass
THIS Association also rrolrioors aud Mtnufacu-
rcrs OF Dr. Fosters justly celebrated Catlrrh Remedy
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Through the ignorance of the Quack Doctor, knowing
other remedy, he relies upon MERCURY, and gives it
to all his patients, in Pills, Drops, &C., the N0struni-
maker equally ignorant adds to his socaed Extracts,
specific Antidotr, &c. both relying upon its effects in
ways throughout the land but, nothing is said );
tine balance, OF whom die, Others grow and
left TO finger and suffer for mouths years, until IL,
lieved cured possible by competent ply sicans
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SAVE THE CHILDREN.

Ailltters requiring advice must contain dollar to,
insure an answer.
)ston, Jan. / lS1--lyr
New-York tribune., 1870-05-10


ALISON-On Sunday morning May Eliza RueAe widow Of ehAo
AT son, in the G5th year Of her age
family invited TO send the fnners So
Church Fhae Of Thirty se'enIhs, on
Wednesday, llth inst, at II a m
BECKwIT-At the residence Of bis law
Henry spsung, the 9Th inst, John Becswth M D. Axe'
Us, ,ft 1tsan, will be taken to o pnso chqres. near P.r
Virginia for Funeral services at Christ Church 'e,ae
Tuesday 10th inst at Tram tom Inreh ST. neHiof'
at 81. returning trains I. 81 and 5J' p m
CLAPP-In agei 10 Emily Florence, ory
(sdop,eiJ child Of Rev and Ms A. Huntington ClApp
COPPIy-y Mary Eliza daughter Of Charles g. and Theo'o"a
Coffin
Of brohernw Shear % We Twenty ST. Tue
will be Inferred at Woodlawn Ceme,ry.
MRRRITT-A. NJ May 1870 M, Hsgh wife Of joseph
w. Merritt in her list year. -
Funeral Tuesday My To- ?. Relatives and friends iHvoi 70
attend.
PLATrA.hs residence in ospego Sunday May8 Hon James
Plat. in his a1 year
Notice OF uIerll hereafter.
RUSsELAt New Britain Conn., Piay ,y6 Eliza eth, enet Of
the late Emanuel Rasel. In the 9sth year Of her agc
sACRBT-On Monday 9th suddenly Amos 81 sacket, Of this city.
sgel 81 years. -,
from residence No 81 Bs Onehnrdrd spi st. on
wednesday afternoon llth O'Clock Trin leaves wen
tysi1tbst at 2:J.
VAN wAGEyEN-On Sunday morning May Jacob Youngest child ef
and Van Wsgenen, aged year. mouths aud ID
days. -,
The relatives family invited to attend the funeral
from parents No 80 West Nneteen on Tues
day tie 10Th lust, O O'Clock without further intauo1
YOUNG-On Sabbath morning. short ss John ioang
formerly of Scotland. in tie I'D year of lis
from bis late residence IL LauIensst on Tuesday afternoon"
2O'clOck.
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PERSONAL.

Miss Aide TOpp, who sailed for Europe on
Saturday, has gone home to be married
Gen. d. H. Hill denies with great indigna-
ton report that the widow of sonewall jackson Is
about to marry again.
An Indiana editor deprecates the prevalent
habit of killing and eating robins and says he would as
soon eat slice of Parepa Rosa on toast as to eat
robin.
A correspondent of The Cincinnati Times says
that I'm New-York the proportion OF handsome men 10
handsome women is three to one That correspondent
must be a lady.
Mr.. Bierstadt, brother of the landscape
painter, tried to photograph group OF Chlahch fe
Gently in California brought his camera 10 Dea put
s soon o be raised the black cloth the Ceesals fled in
terror.
The American officers who have taken service
under the yiceroy OF Egypt are about 70 III NUMBER
mostly Confederates 1t is understood that Gen. stone s
to have the chief command Among the others are SID
ley Loring Col Jefers, and Kennon, an exLicutehaht
| in the Z. .. Navy.
Lord Auckland who recently resigned the
Bshopric OF Bath and Wells, died the 25th uno at
the age Of H. He brother Of the Hon. Emily Eden,
the Traveller and writer, who died last Summer. and OF
Eleanor Eden, Pitts only love- The Hon. Lizzie Selma
Eden who has lately published some books In London, Is
| his daughter.
Lord Derby, whose betrOthal to the DOwager
Marchioness Of Salisbury is announced In London, is "A
years of age and his intended bride Is 49, The Marcmo-
ness is daughter OF Earl De la War; and connection
nv marriage OF Earl Russell She has five children, the
oldest OF whom is young man OF o. The present Mar
qus OF Salisbury etter known In politics as Lord Gran
bOrne), is only her stepson.
The Princess of Monaco is not happy with
her husband She left him once, then by the advice OF
Napoleon went to him at Nice, and the other day
determined to quit him again. lio found her In railway
carriage with her mother about starting for Paris ana
violent occurred As she would not get Out, the
stationnaster finally uncoupod the carriage and the
rest Of the train went on leaving their royal hgnesses
TO fght out the quarrel at leisure.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-10
MJTSIC AND THE DRAMA.
MUSIC.
CENTRAL PARK GARDEN.

Yesterday evening was not exactly balmy
nevertheless great crowd Of people went to the Cenra
PARK Garden IN search Of Summer, and they did not
and warm zephyrs and soft moonlight, and yearnings
for icecrca they found at any rate Theodore Thomas
and his forty men they found Grand Inauguration
March, they found the Tannhaser and the Freischutz,
and william Tell, and Lurlne; they found Strauss stu
vatying On the Beautiful Blue Danube; and they fouhd
many other things too numerous TO mention, and TOO
pleasant to he reproduced with types and printers INK
Mr. Thomas has gained great glory. and we are happy
tn believe, much money, since he went away rom
MS. nevertheless ne Is not spoiled and he pur-
yeys good music with as much zeal as ever
and directs II with the same calm countenahco
and genteel GOOD d-manncrs which we have admired 80
much I'm former years We notice number OF new races
among his forty players, but the principal no o '
same Matzka, Bergner, and dozen others n'oio VI ~
famous are all there and we hope TOT as nuoh Soou
usio from them as we had In former seasons Inc
hessrs Koch who manage the material part OF the
Cardep-the beer, gas, ice>cream, admission tickets
ars walters patent pastry beef steak. and sodawaer
have introduced certain changes tending to make the
Garden more seec-such closing the communication
between the barroom and the sreetand certain others
sending TO make it more popular-such as admitting
tobacco the balcony boxes The hall more spacious
than of old the fescoes fresh and gorgeous; and
there are sundry other decorations which TO be appre
riaied must seem Altogether the Garden promises
10 be a pleasant and profitable Summer resort, and we
strongly recommend those of friends who are not
sueamish about smoke there every night and take
all their acquaintances with them.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-10

mousy reported a. the candidates OF the Independent
Democrats for Judges of the City Court OF Brooklyn
The members of the BROOKLYN Board of
Supervisors met last evening to select three inspectors OF
Election Tor each ward committee appointed to
receive the and report at meeting Of the Board
to be held this evening.
At meeting Of the Eighteenth Assembly
District Republican Association last evening an invita-
ton extended to the cOlOred the district To
join the Association and II persons elected to
bership.
Colored voters in the Vth Assembly District
will hold meeting at No. 100 lrincest this evening, TO
perfect their organization. All colored voters and cti
In general Invited number OF able speakers
are expected.
A mass meeting of the Sixth District COlored
Voters Association held last night at Lebanon Hail.
The gathering presided over by Mr. j. j. Seyill
Cashier OF the Freedmens Bank who made an address
advising his hearers to organize for the coming election
and above all to register early. After committees TO
insure the proper regraton OF coloed men In the dis
trict had been appointed the meeting adjourned
The Ist Assembly District Union Republican
Club last evening at No. l31 Franklinst, Nathan
Kingsley, jr Chairman and adjourned until next inrs
day evening after the proposal OF 60 names for member
ship. number Of cOl0red men were present, ana
watched the proceedings with much interest. Con-
yentOn is to be held tomorrow evening at the same
place for the nomination OF Assistant Alderncn anu
Election Inspectors.
The members of the German Democratic
Citizens Union met last evening In Niedcrsteins Ha
Third-ave to rafy the nomination OF James d. yinert
for Judge Of the Court Of Common Pleas Mr.. Wlllam
Mela, Vice President OF the organization occupied inc
tOn OF organizations opposed to Tammany, which met
in Masonic Hail. make any nominations, they could not
carry out the object for which they had met inc Hon.
James d. Reymcr then addressed the meeting cOIneit
ing severely the attempt OF Messrs Sweeny and Tweed
to deprive the citizens Of NewYOrk OF any voice la inc
management OF Its Affairs
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po>frSTTc MARKETS

Ssvor.r., sSFep, s% 3: sts r ,sPst saP:rsps s
~ e E E,l ypIas = = Sss'eI for DS'Se a Ei'F Germ @
M g.eG9 , m s % a.h SnS' sG s'SEl E. fS1 81 s:s'
wS, 1S' & for Ksf o s'f sens EISsas 5
SSS Ssw3cs Sight Rscs.usc per premium Coli li
HuaSsr, Ca May co'tou hrri sales as bais rec'p leo
S: aSs Nav sEii.ng unc nse Fepr
sS s.', ~ a. ssfnsSn o sfie sGi
Max "& & ,sf % n the cG S esoo No. vas s@
s oats syaneinE Sales No at ~, gtsis kSe hrmss
%r rejected HshSncs steady % wood boand u o. iro.
s rISn Esr Sas s1 h "a :, | Dry ssd
sides li short 9 m.ii' lsc Cattle 9e :, 70 "ass az M s @ 10
:sGcasIs is9 common 20 's S soa pPs more w
SJ 1900 ss - SS:S sS Corn
T. H.y H:; Ss9as s S e WA %ss5'f SS S
aud hs @ aa 'Ts s,1 !. that s S,. s@s s ram at 3
es,,on S RS ;m l% .n IA 1 ..% ssSF S1as. re % wA
s. ss ;.s T. Mss Il, % s FISs % sSsas fs Isl ss oi
and Si, Clear there no sAe Bacon quiet % snoIS xss
lc @ ss s.s s %r. @ ci, ,n s At sa cash and
ef June nonna uunchangcd s"h'use Jul al -" per eeh
SSTsT Ms, whe. sancns ,nl Extra 81 tagtl q
No l. 81 "a Corr na1,c oat- ve''e" 49, STATE 'o@''
Sis fSss ., sss l.; EssT 81
rS Bacon p 5Ig!7is for shsSs, :,. eis s,, TS @ an
$::' $s:' s f.; ys 4 f''i'''-s''' ia
ss f. iS'is for ssfss M fios sS F Ta
Il Ia No Ido 81 b Choice 10 Fancy VI 3s 20; Fancy White
III So Corn aull Choice Mei and Yellow s i3d ei mh
ng, ,es at w. higher 81 o. Provisions quiet oa
~, 2saS DSalt Meats frm bat nothing was done Bacon
nd, .,. a, he for shoulders A qlhie for Clear Rib and lit K
Tor Clear sides, quiet l for fierce and sc log Neg
Ann At 81 5Oq Hogs steady al SSDSS - iof Good
Choice Reoeps-FiOar zoo bbs Wheat 700 Isa; Torn E''
h,.h 900 Barley 30 bush Rye, 40 bush
Tntxno MAJ e-flour dc Wheat ady4ncng No sei VI ~
No do q i5l Amber sl II. Corn advancing No ss No
aIc yellow "a Old No g!lc. Oats advsneng No odc he
eepts-i 100 Flour 900 bush Wheat lso bush Corn sup
| ment.-2.iOo bills Flour, H. go bush Com :,
AE,SY Ma a-Wh-at unchanged; market qne Ry very s
n for State 1895 hr Rouni felios oas assi
aa. lar state C4o.c small sales OF choice h''o
6 B.reyuoae offering Cansia wes. held a, Sl Tor No 70
C.svrlsn May swhes, que, aud held At +l 10 Ns No Red
al l0tl No Red Corn nominal 10 sales rpoi'" os'
steady a. 35c. iof No iSa' NY V'' ''''''' "'' ~ ~
alInina. . . ..,..- c--.,-.., IN ~. ,,,.,
| WlLxSGIos n. C.MT 9-Splns Iaflenne dpl R""a a"''
New-York tribune., 1870-05-10
SENATOR NORTON sERENADED.

SPEECH OF THE sENATOR-AN ELOQUENT SPEECH
OF AMOS J. CUMMINGS, THE MANAGING EDl-
TOR OF THE NEw-YORK sUN-IIE VOTED FOR
MICHAEL NORTON, AND Is NOT ASHAMED
OF 1T
The Michael Norton Association OF the
Eighth Ward headed by Grafullas Band, marched In
procession last evening to the residence of the Hon.
Michael Norton State Senator and patron OF the Associ
tion, and hOnOred that gentleman by serenade AFTER
the performance OF some choice pieces OF music, wch
attracted large crowd of Italians resident In the neigh
borhood Senator Norton stepped on the balcony and
was greeted with loud cheers the band at the same time
playing Hail to the Chief" When quiet was restored
the quondam leader of the Young Democracy said:
My friends and ncighbors Il thank you from my
heart the greeting this evening. III what
did in the state Legislature peases you, it pleases me
also have not made penny IN the LegsatITe; ,o ho
am here tonight without penny. In the whole course
OF my proceedings l have endeavored to do what my
constitnents asked me to do That did In justice 10 my
have not words to thank you for your
Cheers were called for and given Justify. as senator
Norton retired. the band performing few bars OF
"whack Paddy's the boy" changing OH to "see the
cOnquerng hero comes"
Mr. Amos ]. Cumming the managing editor Of The Sum-
then stepped forward and said:
cast my vote for Michael c. Norton. am q citizen
Of the Eighth Ward, and don't regret IT, have yet TO
learn Of anything discretable to his character have
heard Senators who stood on the floor state ne. ne was was
the man you would vote forf l am here to advocate
Has h dae !? e5He In Jack a on
Has he not always stood true to his standardi Yes
& Voted for him. nor do believe that any Of you are He
never went back on his fellow cilizens and you all may
be proud to-day that you voted for such man.
"ShOo Fly" and selections from lie Grand Duchesse
performed, as Mr.. Cummings retired to the par,
A. j. II. Goiding, clerk to Police Justice Cox. More
music and cheers brought the proceedings
the residence of the Senator and partook of his
hospitality.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-10
PROTECTED TRIP OF PROMINENT CITIZENS TO
CALIFORNIA.

A number Of Boston men will start on the
o9d of Nav on an excursion to San Francisco An equal
number OF ladies' will accompany them. Capital to the
amount of will be represented and all the ar
raneements are DO q most elaborate scale. Nine
cara fitted up with restaurant SOFAS BEDS billiard
tables Ne have been built expressly for the occasion
The Governor of Massachusetts, the Mayors OF Boston
and the surrounding towns and many other prominent
men will he among the excursionists.
IL has been arranged that the Governors OF States
through which they pass are to meet them on tho CON
ne az their States aud escort them through their States
one of the principal features will be the publishing OF
newspaper every day, which will be complete resume
Of the Incidents the route, with descriptions OF the
country and the notable persons whom they meet
The affair Is In charge OF Charles W. Brooks Chinese
Consui at san Francisco. He is this city, on his way
to Washington 10 invite President Grant the members
OF the Cabinet, Senators, and Congressnen.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-10
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

A strike is threatened by the Umbrella and
Paraso Makers OF proposed reduction of wages
The Coopers employed in one of the largest
amount OF work 40 barrels per day. required OF them OK
cessiye.
A general strike of the 'Longshoremen ia ex-
pectcd 80 steyedores have called mass meeting 'or
this afternoon, To fix upon scale OF prices
At the meeting Of the Arbieter Union last
evening letter read from frosueht o'
the National Labor Union. accepting an INV W % ua
ing, the 22d inst
A reduction of 90 per cent having been made
STRIKE took place which ended yesterday by the OPP
eratiyes resuming work.
At the meeting of the German WOrkingmen's
Union last evening, COMMITTEES OF ive was apponl,"u
tn prenare address of sympathy for the miners recently
convicted and Imprisoned for rotng III Crenzet France
This ussuaatinn which 10 composed VI deesih" itu'
New-York tribune., 1870-05-10

The Hon. c.. B. Mitchell desires us to say
that he did not participate meeting of original Abo-
ltionists held at jackson, Miss, on the 7th ult.
The Hon. Francis Thomas writes to 1he
baltimore American to say that he is not candidate Tor
and does not desire TO have the Republican nomination
for Congress In the lvth District OF Maryland
The charter election in MorristOwn, N. j.,
or the 9th inst resulted complete Republican victory
Mr. Samuel S. Halsey (aepJ being elected Mayor by
majority of 60 over Mr. Joseph W. Balantine lDem, Inc
gain 10 The Republican party this year Is TWO enDef5'
The Common Council is now entirely Repubhcan.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-10


sr JOINS Porto Rico April 27Trsnoons sweets very lin
Ito, ard ns tendency uuavorzbe atvices
from the consuming Bot few lots have changed hands within
submit the pretensons VI pans
preiyhts the IS 100 10 Sugar
HAVANA following the condition Of the Havana market
the coug YESTERDAY Sugarhere but Little speculative inquiry
and the small to unayorab adys fran abroad
nominal the week from Havsns and Ma
tn,s boxes which u the United ststss and
900 hhds warehouses Havana and Mstaurss 3I2
hhds Freghts steady Exchang-On Lon
dom Ia per premium Paris o. days sight per cen pre-
inm on the sight in v cent dis
count 1t discounts 60 days sight In gold
81 per premium DO short sight cent premium Bacon steady
A. ie Coal dull reals and u reals in bbls Flour due
Al - 25qSlO Hams steady 22d24c for American sated
and dls for American Lard brm otc kegs
a1Ic IN tins quiet 81 IS rslow steady at 2
reals Hogshcads steady al - -
Empty IIogSheads steady at - -. ,
change is aruuer, but without material change