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nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ ERS RAILROAD -
Inv hh'bte''2H -.
= AND ESSEX DIVISION.

MUKhIS MD ENSLA TNIVN
Depots In New York, foot 0f Blc.yt and foot o r1phet
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS commencing MONDAi, AFnl II 81p
300 EMPRESS MAIL TRAIN, connecting st Denvt WITH Boon
Branch Dover viii; Chester Branch at Waterloo s sussex H. H.
Newou. washingon with the D. h. sni W. X H.
Gap, Srnrg scranton, Great Bend Bngsnton sra
ami delaware Hu!sun r. his
ll:4O LEIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops at Newark, Morris
tosn Dover Washington, Pmhpsug ani EaOn
PhIlsurg Bel Del r. Besicre, &c, AMI at
wih L. " X r. for ethele Aeogn naach Chunk and
VIII estarr.
SCRANTON EXPRESS at Dover With Chester r.
Wa.crloo with sussex AMI at Washington with d. l., ani
". r X for Water Gap Strnnlsburg AMI Scranton
uACRBrlSfONN MAIL connects sith Boonton Chester
and s1 Railroads
6:AB p. m. ooo
2:aD. ago AMI $500 ?. . - -
Por ORANGE All SOUTH ORANGE go 73o 300, 1000 and
u l:0O 2O 3:i0, i2 $50 $500 bo $50 9:0) and li5
IA. .. go . .. . .. -. 81. 40 n. ., -
:su f2:3o $780, $40, $3.50, 4l i:21,
49, S:lO s: 5:J 600 'te 6io, '5, 800 and ll:3
Trs, rs marked stop East Newark.
Fo BIoOIFIELD n MOYTCLAIR ESQ and Hoo m, and
.. &. 90 Il -
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FRIDAY, May 6-P. N.

VI
The Gold market has been very dull to-day,
without animation, and with limited transactions At
10 a. m gold quoted at 1lil lO4s, 14i; $780, 1l4S
1905, 1l4; 1865, 1l4i; 1884, 1iH &l2, ll4; 227 l4b
255, l1la; 4, 1l43; $40, ll45. The Gold market was
stronger late in the day; highest 1l4A lowest 1s-a
difference of only per cent. The transactions OF the
Gold Exchange Bank were follows Cearances
S2l O Gold balances, s79s s9l Currency balances
s92iGGs Holders Of gold paid from to per cent for
carrying over balances.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-07
Mem Publications.
nISRAELPs NEW NOVEL!
~ Viii be published WEDNESDAY MORNING, May H.
LOTHAIR.

BY THE RIGHT HON. BENJAMIN DISRABH MP
Two editions LOTHAIR will published; in CLOTH l2mo
price 81; one in paper octave, price 81
Prom The Tribune.
The Of Jobair novel by Benjamin Dsrae
quite England where novet seldom become
For twntyhree the anthor Of Vivian Grey
fowe fields Of for the dusty paths Of poll
novel, Tsncre issued in 8 and his long silence,
his political emnenc gives unusual zet to the anticipation
Of SATURDAY that all England viii be excited
MAY and another English journal states that newspaper had
offered the author thousand pounds for the privilege Of publishing
nanen The Apptons have purchased the advance sheets Of
Lothaf a high price will simultaneously with its appear
England the Of My LOha the hero,
English Bobman Of the highest rank who left orphan early
u;uted the of two guardians Scottish duke Of the
Presbyterian faith the other cardinal OF the Catholic Church The
plot struggle between these opposing forces and
embraces and other qunt and interesting
spdes prominent characters the novel Americans
Of the American sculptor Story and his statues
very highly comphmented."
ID. APPLETON C Co, PUBLISHERS,
90, 92, AND "a GRAND-ST. NEW YORK
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves jaime;

8:3ja. m. Mail Train for Greenport.
0Jo for Ryu Glen Cove, Locust VALLEY. huntington and
Nou,lort
p M Riveesd Express Train through Geeufort SATURDAY
nights
p Ro,lyn, Glen Cove Locust Valley huntington and
hOrthpOr.
$50 D. M, for North Isip.
train come I. Branch FOR Uemp.eal.
sunday train, Rorn Glen Valley, Huntington and
North orr leave Hunters Point . III. ami !.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-07
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.


CURRENCY BONDS,
Yielding to purchasers a arevenue of
8 PER CENT PER ANNUM
On amount invested. SOME AND PER CENT PRrB
COUNTY BONDS. principal and interest payable By
the State of Illinois, for sale at discount. An
ceedingly desirable security.
GOIDiBoNDs.
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BoNDs oF "a.
GREAT MIDLAND RAILROAD
OF NEw-YoRK,
Issued only on finished road, and Issue limited to
about half cash cost, for sale at par and interest
EIGHT PER CENT GOLD BoNDs or
MONTGOMERY AND EUFAULA RMRoip,
Endorsed by State of Alabama issued only diminished
road, and limited by law to $1,000 per mile for sale
at par and interest.
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BoNDs OF
ST. LOUIS AND SOUTH EASTERN RAILWAY,
A road highly commended by the business men OF
ST. Louis. One of the cheapest gold bonds on tho
market. Price, 92l and interest.
The per cent Gold Bonds are free Of United
States tax, and can be registered. For sale by
GEO. OPDYKE Il Co., p Nassan-st
q For SAFE, ELIGIBLE, FIRST-CL,ss INVESTMENT
recommend the BoNDs OF THE CHEsAPEAkE AM
ONO RAILROAD COMPANY. The railroad me- u
which the greater part is in successful and proaUf
operation traverses the largest coal and non heid'
the country, and is also direct, cheap and const
through route between the MISSISSIPPI valley a0'
the seaboard 1t is backed by responsible and e'
perienced management, and the bonds based therec
are abundantly secured by mortgage on the "hoN
valuable property. Principal and interest IN CON
PRICE 90 AND ACCRUED INTEREST. Coupon or regls
tered Interest PAYABLE May and Nov. |. Bonds Of
500, $500, and $1,000.
An important advantage can now be realized w
exchanging Government securities, at current rata
for these bonds, obtaining thereby reliable in'ce'
ment having 80 years TO run. bearing per cent g9N
interest and difference of 70 per cent for reI'
yestment.
For further particulars apply to
FISK & HITCH, Bankers, &c, No. Nassaust
Howrs & MACY. Bankers the same as an incorr~
rated bank, No 30 Wall-st., New-iork. -Four pe
cent interest allowed on deposits.
PERSONS DESTROYS Of RECEIVING INTEREST i@
their money, and having it at all times snRjee, ~
check on demand. can do SO by depoSiting WIN w
Banking House. which allows Interest on the eh'i"
daily balances at the rate of per cent per anui'
COLLECTIONS made on any part OF the "o1io VIZ
immediate returns, at the lowest current rates.
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE OF Stocks DoDO'
OF Gold promptly executed
IoUIsyuIE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD I@a
MORTo,GE Z PER CENT Bonds at ~ and IN n's,s sIs.
We have only limited amount 90 offer al tns w
DREXhI. WINTHROP & Co, Is WAlS"
JouN J. CISCO & Son, 50 Wall-st
J.B. ALEXANDER Il Co., 10 Nass's"-s@
T,tr RvEIlNGroN. CEDAR RAPIDS AND M,Ssssl Ms,t.,,ssl
Bonds ot this Company. due May /, will be pa'vh VI
cold coin. free of Government tax, on and
aaie. ON presentation at the Banking House OF hh'
o'N"s N'' John H. DAvEY Treasurer
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gteamboats ano Railroads.
DEOPLE~ LINE FOR ALBANY. vv,
il THE LARGEST AND MOST MAGslFCENI h'hn
Al IN

PEOPLE~ LINE FOR Dr. ALBAM1f; Ll8s,S,Sf,r RIVER
THE LARGEsI sTn,AERs AER gSsT IN TIA woRLb
THE ST. johS DEw AS1 IsAS FiCTSxn sSsn s',.G EVERY
ssSss @ G.I 4... s';2 1 a
Jss tss ss% .p Be be Gs'Ap. e. Sn s % ;oSrlcs .o *
ps pd .hs Rsps. ~o Once. 80 BesSs. Contest, Broot,n
SAFETY, sPEED0is AND COMFORT.
BoG" rs'Ts Ps SoI Sssc alssSS s
points. te and .tanch steamers
CHI VI DSif2f6P CITY Or SEwYoEK .w1vrcp
and CRY OF NBw-LoSD0S,
viii x,rYos dali, isHn'y s.,sS's at O'Clock n fro"
To, In and Norwich there connecting with Express trains
for The above pos. va northern Norwich and wor'e'
through and for freight apply suaaT ST once p 90
N2s,' New YORK York oe. 49, 1869
nor NORWALK and DANBuRY-Steamer
j. NELLIE WHITE leaves Daily foot of Markets. 2' and
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD cos
SE for BAr WssTEs FRT n ri
cye and forwarded by PROPELLER LINE from Pier r. and
CITY W gEFGar I By s and PsSe e. S% t s s' hs
and and ccusnd.. privilege en- route
hs ONLY soTas Sdps%sS ssSSF TiSkETs Gl GOOD
No. 2a Broadway cor. Bsrcsy1st, New.Yors.
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.
~ Freight Depot foo; Of Liberty 81 con
s% with s ssh yslsy s.Os s,fsa I'D i, ssa
ALLENTOWN LINE TO TIE WEST. u -.
Sr by this line Chicago Cincinnati
St Louis &C.. with but change OF cars
Silver Palace through from New York 10 Chicago
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Commenting December 30 lfs9-Lesse NesYok az follows:
65Oa m-For Easton, Bethlehem Manch Chunk, Wilamsport
Wkebare Mshanoy TuukhnBock Towanda Wavey, &c
5l5 m-Fo Feningon and Philipsbury. . - ,,,,,
I2m-For Pennington Easton Allentown Nanch Chnncs "ses
epng Columbia Lancaster Ephnta, Luz foits'e ScrAh
ton. Harrisburg, sc. 49,
2 o. m.-For BssOn, Allentown, Sc ,,.,
m-Fo Elst0n, Allentown, hanch Chunch snd BeiVdere
4:aD D. m.-F0r S0meGile and bennington
5l5 b. m.-For SoIaeuile.
10 In-For Eas,on and intermei late stations
}. m.-For Someryilie.
7,5 D. m.--For Easio.
$50 I. m.-For PlaiIich.
Has D. m-For Ianheli, on Saturday ONLY . =. =, = M
Trains leave for Elizabeth 5+5 63 $50 7:l5 a5 300 go
1913 ll4O a m-l2 lO. 200 l;l9 J3 JS ~, f'U, 4'
SIS 5:i5 600 62O 700 1:l5, ii5, $50, iO2 Hi5 m
' FOR THE WEST. go
EITKEss. daily eScep Sunday for Eason Allen
without change Of Cincinnati
Chicago ami bat change Connects at Harrisburg for
Enc sn the REGIONS SOmeryi for Pemngon Con
meets al Junction srooishurg Gap Scranton Connects
Al Phllipshug Nluch Chunck " esharre, &c 80
m-CIscfvs,ri R1PREs daily Bason bethlehem Allen
town Ry HARRISBURG Pittsburgh Chicago, AMI Cincinnati Sleep
Ing cars Pittsburgh Chicago. Junction with ea@a
Iacsaganna ani Western Iriai for scranton.
Sleeping from City TO Pittsburgh every evening
ned the Ohce the Central h'i
Liberty ~ " at No Astor House
Brossay No. 10 Greenwich AMI at The pnuc
hotels. X h. RiChbh, superintendent
p BALDWIN Cen Pass
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THE MARKETS.

Carefully Reported isf rHs r|srs. srn., M, ,sYs
ASHES Pots arr ,.sdy and fair demand sales at NON
81 Pears a"HHAL ..,.r.. for feS'i
BEkSNAN II r"aiy aud the demsn" "''''~ y
" Me.t~ru AMI Southera ,o 40 "a a., Aurrosn CRY y
New-York tribune., 1870-05-07
NEW-YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL


WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING NOV. Y, 1853.
Passenger NcgYork Of Twenty events ali
FOurt' Enrgnce rweuty.scyeulhs,
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK.
For Neryeu aud bridgeport tEYl l:JO m; i2lj (EI)
900 (Er). J:t5. 40 $50 aud (Rr) p
For Milford Strltfpr Fsrf Southport and WestpOr 1900 II 30
d. Ia 5:f5. t:JD. and $50 f. N.
For NorsaIs 400 EI) 9oc llsO M, (:r), SEQ
ok }, 3:i5 $40 thy.), 5Bl ESQ and $500 tRr) q.
For Daren. I. ll:30 a. 3:i5, i:3J $40 and g. W
For stamford (st), g. 1850 l2:l5 (EA) 2:l5, (E1)
3t5 1870 (EI.b, 4:i5. $50, $3.50, 7:l5, (EX) p.
For 6rccnxch T. o. il3l 2:lj 3:i5 AS 5S $50 15
For Port Chester aBl intermediate at T. O. ll:JO 2lj
345 As $50 6:J0 and 75 p III.
sunday NAL Train leaves sevuthst New York for
Boston.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Sprngasl. IN. (Ex), (EN CEx)
For Boston. via shor, Line l25 EI 8 (EI) m.
For Hartford and Springfield tEI R:lJ, EI 1870
a. Hartford, ,. N.
For Connection River Railroad sI, l2:l5 p. Montreal
3p. M tO northampton.
For Hartford Providence Fshk Railroad (EI) pl5
p.
For Newsven, New. LONDON AMI stonneton Railroad m
E:l5, 8 81.
Por Canal lrol 300 p Northampton and Williams
burgh
For IIouatouic Railroad sa and p IN.
For NangatHck Railroad. 8aL IA I. II.
ga IN connection With Freight Train from Noraalk u Daabary
For New Canaan Railroad a. i2.l5 i,30 III, and
dsys $50 p
Room Car to the a. m AMI ?. trains. -
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COMMERCIAL STATISTICS.
lsUINGTON. Nav 6,-Mr. Edward Young.

WASHINGTON, May 6,-Mr EdWaTu fOung,
Chief OF the Bureau OF Statistic, furnishes from adj
vanced Sheets the following abstract Of Monthly Report
No current SERIES now nearly ready for disiibuton
This number exhibits the foreign trade Of the United
States for the month Of January, 1870 and the seven
months ended with the same, compared with the correr
spending periods Of loGo-69:
Mont, rsf ., i,. q, ,,, .a3sss:. l93: ..Ssslo .;
Month ended Jan 81, lss9.. So,ll261i S7,1S3 l2s ~
Ss'f% D"4--' .4'', :'4 22s@s ar7n ra'a5
Cod vaac. Mixed vaec. Foreign oo1H@e.a
Proportion OF the foregoing shipped IN American and
ended Jan. 81, 1870: ~
f%siSa1 foa 9e.se.:: ssrsl' fssia - 9s aaa
rot.l.......... l5I2l5s55 495aa;i,i5l sI;d3a5
vessels ssss for the the seven months ended January ,o
ts;sa,e t::s 2..:z5's;' .:::. s53 fSssi % .is
ro.al........... s2is,iG2I szsH9IS slc5ss0
The dutiabe portion Of the imports for the seye.
months are thus classified
1870 Is7e 2;ssis saliE5 *Iss5ssa ssssa asS@
The value of foreign commodities remaining IN the
warehouses Of the United states Jan. 81, 1870, wa
S52678 725 against SIS ,32 JAN 81 1s9. Reducing the
total value OF domestic exports for the seven nonts
snasa WhG being ing added to thea the amount TOT q the r.
exports for the same period shows an excess OF import
seven months endea JsSnSrv g. 1853 the exces OF @
ports exports s3527s For the details OF each
month separately caption Monthly Summaries 10
OF the total gold value OF the domestic exports for tho
seven months ended JAN 81 isIo 752 cons sted of
the corresponding period OF the Last fiscal year. the value
Of the merchandise amounted to si5,lo2,6S6 and the
specie and bullion To SIS ,6SG7O7.
The following tables exhibit the number and tunnage
Of American and foreign vessels engaged in the foreign
trade entered into and cleared from the ports Of tie
United States during the months ended Jan 81.
1870 compared with the seven months ended jan 81 l'
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We learn from the best authority hat there is no truth
in the paragraph this morning relating the ST. Louis
Alton Terrc Haute Railroad Company The circular
not issued by the Company.
At the annual meeting of the Lake Shore and MIchlga
Railroad Company the following report was presented
Gross receipts nom all sources, s9t ss 20 operating
expenses, S4l9,i65 II taxes State aud National s,g2
3 ~ total expenses, q III ,527 65 earnings S0,,
010 H. The disbursements have for Interest ON
funded debt and dividends of June each
per cent respectively and taxes, i7 e9s % leaving
u surplus Of f7l6,S72 80.
The earnings Of the Kansas Pacific Rallroad for ian
nary were: Freight s?9ieo; Passengers si53q total
S6i,bN For Fcruary-trcight, SIS, 500; pnsseuyrys
As0u3 4s total, SiS5,56s ~. For Mar,l-irright fa
TAO; passengers, Sil6l as total Slg7 l s For AIrl
S260,O0O 0'' '
The Oswego and Rome Railroad Company have elected
the following officers Marccllus Massey I'm sidrut.
iiungcrford. vcerresdent; J. \. sawyer Treasurer
r.. NJ. Moore Secretary. -
The following Ia the movement In dry goods for the
week; Entered for consumption. sl,I2oOj3 Withdrawals
$ls,70t warehoused, $685.
The following gentlemen have bcn elected Dircc
OF the New Jersey Central Railroad Company John
ihylof johnston, James Boorman Johnston sidney Del
Ion, Adam Norris, John g. Green ftedcrcl r. Frln.
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MOUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG
a. lsiASDIWiNTEa ARRAsGBMBSr.-On anil aner October
- he u.I, .l leave the Roosevelt and Gsais Ferries as to.s
S IN nAl anil Passenger fot Paiehogue, 10 Meck,
- % sfpen 10 Paehcguei t3o for Isnrr
on saiuna. through Pa,ebosue 70 m for M,,ch-an sa,n,
The heuieA late AMI sAi, tIAins ' "' P'
CIV. DOUGLAS Superintendent
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Cclrbtrs.

TEACiIERS expecting 20 want POSITIONS
hoa akr early appcatiou 10 A,iRR SCHOOL INSTITUTE
Sreca demaud eSqe Prinepa ior Pubic Shoo Acaicnes
and Board dng-schoos j W. SCTERMEIsiOkN, II Bond.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-07
Market active.
Coleman Benedict reports the closing quotations at c
,ck, ~ follows:

The following is the result of the business at the L. s.
Treasury:
bal yestdy i9l llbAS II
Gold receipts 5SJlO % Cnrencv bssncc E 10 %
Gold so i3 20 General biauce...
Gold balance 775O "a ~ Customs 4I9G0 al
Currency JI,4il
New-York tribune., 1870-05-07
HARTFORD DIRECT-state Of Ncw-YoTk

and CITY Of Hartford leave peA slip iaJ iiutfn
connecting with trains for Springfield Chope. oJohe
Bratueboro NJ H. A1 Far, la eiass e 70. ~ class
New-York tribune., 1870-05-07

Tur RrHilNGroN CEDAR RAPIDS, AND MKSu...,ss MKSss
RAuRo,p Co.-The coupons Of the tdrst MoaS MooaS 4
Bonds of this Company due May l, Will oe s psth ths
gold coin free of Government taH, on s. aa ~ HESH
date ON presentation az the Banking iouSo Vi -
oiA"s W. % John H. DAvEY. Tressuref
New-York tribune., 1870-05-07

LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE hNihoIn - ,.rst
NnRTr,cr 7 PER CENT BONDS at 81 and nters.
Ne have only a limited amount 20 offer at tnis P.@"
DRrXlI. WINTHROP & Co, IS WAi-s"
.IouN J. Cisco & SON, 80 Wall-st-
b. ALEXANDER Il Co., 10 Nasssn-s~
New-York tribune., 1870-05-07

Total.........s sL5i 233so s2s42I5,78l s,-t9A3
Percentage the total foreign trade arricd n forn
vessels 65Gs for the months ended January 81 s0:
Imrors Exports. fu'rIors.
American vessels. SB3,l6+ H7 S1sVb,St Sl4l"t
Foreign yessek .lN ,S23.Ri lb.J2,Il 5,lo,5b
New-York tribune., 1870-05-07
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-16

BY Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
Corner of Bank and 1lth Streets

|TlRUsTEEs SALE OF VERY yALU;s;
l. ABLE PRoPERTY In THE 9Isr, C III z AZ "
ITOL SIRE T. ADJOINING The CT
HAII.DHy virtue Of deed or tru5. executed by
Mr. Huch W. Fry and wife TO 10. Il: SoTlSon,
trustne herring date 1ss of June, 1867: duiy re-
cor,Icd In Richmond Hastings Court, sbai, ~
snbstitntcd trustee In the place OF sald doWlsoL,
nnSrr n decree of the Cont of Chancerv Tor the
citr OF Richmond, proceed to sell at pablo anc.
tion. ON the v,e MIS- s. on THURSDAY, the !7th OF
novembtr 1870, OF o clock Z. Nj III jar ~ MI
tho frat fair Gay thereafterI. that VAIL ABLE
RESIDENCE. with the grounds attach q theret'.
fronting c. feet morc or lc.s) on the nnrth 81 OF
Capit0 sire CT running back about Log feets inches
mpre or Iess) to The south line OF Br 'ad st Get,
ON which It has the some front as on CaPtol stree
and bounded m the enst by the City Hall and vest
nv the First Presby terrain Church. The dwelling
Is now occupied By Mrs, Dural as O b0arding-
house and Is in good order. IL was remOdeIed
some wears ago, and -cnnsa ms all OF the modern
cnnveniences Usually found In a 1rst-class DWELL
Ing.
all OF the front Capitol street. running back 90
fest with the privilege OF an alley leading ont to
Broad street. and the front on Broad sire will he
divided into three lots. on one of which there Is
and Tor In ;iness purposes which has always COM
manted fair rents.
Tie location Is Ensurps ssed by any, in Rich
mnnd, being IN front of and comm nding a fine
view Of the Capitol sqIs re- and " ashngton Mon
ument; and while 1t IL In the centre or the city, It
is yet retired.
The properly will be- rold as n whole or sub
divided, as may be deemed hest.
Whilst The deed require Ssh sale, Il IL proba-
Bile TN At arrangements will be made TO extend rea-
sonable credits. w. GGDiIS
no t. tdi Substituted Trustee.