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New-York tribune., 1870-10-15

-, ,,,oy.-Bemsd Pahssy-aasaere OF the lHlao'llu
,,.,l c,,berne de Msdids-Duko licnp de "uise-lue
C,,a Of IorraneJeaune GAIbet-Ad"ir'i 'ongnyOn''''
IyA.s.sinsuon Of Coigny-suees o. f'"s 0' ~ ''''''
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-04-29

box four one. cent pciccs, and when he got
ours he had nine cents So wc concluded
tho Chicagouns don't appreciate the music
nude by their soldiers as much as one from
rcbeldom. o
Tho city hos not, paid msch attontiop to
planting trees along her Istrcets;a tho tnostsyou
find are the weeping willow; and to cndour
notes of Chicago, will say thatsin tho, appear:
ance of her Churches, she has senot lost sight
of religion, for they arc very numerous and
sas ssnaaa bnd tn aua ipRR' 9a
inspect solno of them inwardly, and the day
following will wcnd our way out on one Of
the thirty three railroads that make her their
centre, for the trade of her merchandise,
their wheat, corn, hay, hogs, sheep, cattle and
horses; ind of Che lattcrs she can Vic with, If
not eclipse any section we have ever seen.
From Desmoincs, Iowa, you may next hear
from us, until then, adieu ",
Yours, &c, G.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-04-29
Death Of an Old Citizen.

We are panied TO announce the death Of
Mr.: ELIJAH ALEXANDER, SR., of Pickens
County, in the ninety-cighth year of his age.
The deceased, who was one of our oldest and
most highly respected citizens, had lived to
see his country achieve its independence, and,
through the mutations of time, witness its
decentralization, degradation and loss of liber-
~. Mr.. ALEXANDER had been for many
years a consistent and useful member of the
Baptist church, He leaves numerous fam
lily connection and many friends to mourn
their loss. .s
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-04-29
Amusements.

On Saturday last, the insipid routine OF
Walhalla life was relieved by regular horse
race. The match was between snail sorrel
mare, owned by Mr.. A. w. THOMPSON, of
Walhal|a, and gray horse of Mr.. RoANE's,
Of Georgia. The distance run was eight hun
dred yards, measuring from tho West Union
House in the direction Of the town. The
stake was two hundred dollars. The sorrcl
oamo out good ways (ncar fifty fecD ahead
There was large crowd present, and spirited
betting by outside parties. A trotting match
for same stake was arranged for Taeoday last,
but the Georgian was satisfied with the result
esSaturday'sl folly and left for homo.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-04-29
New Advertisements

DR.. SIMMONS, Surgeon Dentist, will visit
Piokens on professional business, Sd May
next. See his advertisement.
MIR. S. H. russell has opened shop, on
Mainstceet, near BIEMANN's Hotel, for the
purpose ofrepairing Watches, Clocks, jewel.
ry, &c. lie will be on hand at all hours,
prepared to execute orders in the best style,
and on the most reasonable terms.
Other new advertisements also appear in
this issue.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-04-29
The Immigration Convention.

The question of supplying the Southern
country with a white population has occn-
pied the minds Of all interested in her welfare
ever since the abolition Of slavery. So far,
however, nothing practical has resulted from
I any efforts at its solution. In this State we
/ have been especially unfortunate. Tho we'll
organized system, established by the Lcgisla-
4 4latpre Of 1866, under the efficient mana cemcnt
! 80 fen. JonN A. WAGNER, was completely
upsetgand all the progress chat it had already
made Sendeted nugatory by the change Of
govern nienb and the efforts Of individuals
and pffvate societies have, been restricted for
waut Of niGspnaito G @ very narrow compass. rs
4 It .last, however, we have brighter pros,
: pect y convention is to- be heldin Charles.
ion ON Stfiesthird of next month fof the BUR.
pose Of devidng meaa aas Is bring about the ali
70 be desired Influx Of population from abroad.
The GLASS. of gentlemen whose names are. an.
srouhced from the various districts Of Tie
State pc delegates TO tbs convention. and
the enlightened. Views In regard To- thia
subjeet generolly, which have reesbtly been
promulgated through TIE public prints, lead
.is 70 belicye't this eonyentioD must resnft
in great gts praStioal al that tbs era of
ybise immigratioa to p tie South ID aboat ID d,
atrsage gemcnta for ths cSnsention, IA, "a
~ ||sslrincunssd "a detail u an dvertiser,ssii III
which appearsin apot her column y
y ysa lseK fuay u sell Dis Tns.'s
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-04-29
Mr.. P. P. Toale.

Tho advertisement of Mr.. P. P. ToALE,
Of Charleston, will arrest tho attention of the
reader. Mr.. ToALE is an enterprising man
ufacturer, and will fill orders for Doors,
Sashcs, Blinds, &C., &C., on the very best
terms, and at short notice.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-04-29

EI- The report Of the President and Di.
rectors of the Greenville aud Columbia rail.
road is before us. The gross earnings of the
road for one year arc $500, ,1O8.50; Expcn-
yses, S247,6S6. 81, leaving nett earnings of
S152,4170S. The net earnings arc greater
than any previous year, except 1859. The
net receipts have been absorbed by payment
Of interest, DC. The stockholders will meet
il Columbia on the 28th instant.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-04-29

ssy case Of suttce, eclf-immolation of a
widow, occurred lately in Jounporo, India
The relatives of the dcccascd, who encouraged
her to commit tho horrid rite, have been SON
fenced to sevon years imprisonment, and the
villagers who looked on to three years.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-04-29

EH- The railways Of Great Britain and
ireland arc 1884 miles in length, and for
the week ending April 1st, received fol
freight and passogo money s3,783,9G0 4
1929. so milo.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-04-29

t8 The cases in the Supreme Court Of
The; ,United States, which caused the legal
tender decision to be re,opencd, have been
adjusted. This disposes Of the whole matter,
and makes gold only legal tender for dcbts
contracted prior to tho passage of the legal
tender act by Congress in 1862.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-04-29

1D- Major TRApIER informs US that his
tax in Georgetown is s314,55-state tax,
STATS; county tax, $I39.s0. Georgetown
is radical to the core, and this county tax
illustrates the folly and extravaganza of its
destructive rulo.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-04-29
WALHALLA, S. c.:
Friday Morning, April 90, 1870,

y nea- Gov. scoTr declares himself in favor
Of woman suffrage. .3 ], il, @
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-04-29
Georgia.

The text Of the Georgia Bill as it passed
the Senate will be found in our columns.-
1t remands the State to the provisional gov
crnmcpt and provides for new election of
members to the Legislature next November,
&c. The third section of tho Bill is of a
general character, relating to all the States,
and illustrates the times in which we live
Under honest and virtuous rulers, the libcr.
ties of the citizens are secure, whatever pow
ers the law may vest in the executive; but,
considering that CENTER, Of Tennessee, and
BULLOCK, Of Georgia, have been misreprcsen-
ting their people and clamoring for troops to
suppress insurrection when none exists, we
may we'll fear the evils which may befall us
under this section. ScoTr will certainly read
aud reflect upon it.
How GRANT PACKED THE SUPREME
CoURT.-The Cincinnati Commercial, the
leading Republican paper in the West, has
thcfollowing highly important dispatch from
Washington. Comment is unnecessary -:
You will see that steps are being taken to
open npSand revise the late decision of the
Supreme Court, touching the constitutionalty
of the legal bender act. Wo were promised
by the Presfd,nt that the two judges to be
nominated by him should be sound on this
question. He, said to a friend of mine in ad.
vance, as he said TO- many others: s'Nlake,
yourself easy ); no one, goes on that bench who
is not sound" And now the interest passes
from what court packed in this e,way may
decide, to the extraordinary fact Of a Presi-
dent, for tho first time In tho history of our
country, building up, through men of his own
selection, legal decisions in advance. Moth
ing has ever been done to- so- degrade pud de.
moralize this high tribunal, and ! VIC y;dered
the other day,,wkile listening to tho motion,
that the new judges could sit quietly before
the world as the oreaturns 4of q man who
sought by such means to trample, upon tho
high place 10 which they Jhoporably aspired.
SECOND Round QUARTERLY MEErINas.---
Reidvllc Circuit, April 3Oth and May lst,
at Eew'sj Greenyille Circuit, Cd Sunday ID
May, and Saturday before, at Poplar Springs
GreenvilIe Station, i4th Sunday1in Nav, aud
Saturday befors Pickensyil|e Circuit, 4th
Sunday I'm BIay, apa Saturday before, at
NJ Paaps; Walhalla Circuit, Str Sunday
In. sMay3 end Saturday before, at Double
Springs Il Seneca Circuit, lat tSnnaayi in jane,
and Saturday befor' at Rock Spring; wiz
illaulst Circuit, .Suadsy in j 6no, and
Saturday bofote, ,at ID nfsn Grove psndletob,
Slrcliit & ad Sunday ip Jhne, and Saturday
before All Shady y Grovo 4 Al deraoH Circuit.
4tbs Snyday ih y une ard Saturda day y fofa, at
,K1hamalf "A 6derson Station, tst SUNDAY iii
,Jply,ana Saturday before; 1,ondleton 10 g6iof:
sy q Church, sgd Sunday III II uly and, Saturday
before, 81 A. I. 'B, STEprgNs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-10
1--WE cTnoU NtApVETC

wYpSEpGY 9The storm Of yesterday nerfred
that the arrived late,
nothing reached the Communpaw yards up TO noon though
sheep due The Enc train arrived late
sheep while the Hudson hVer cars came IN nearly Oh e
Wit
OF beeye only had arrivals One hundredht with
about 2O held from Monday demand fair for tbs amount Of
stock hight additions wOnd have made weak market lheIe
pair at lac The pces scarcely those Of last WEDNESDAY
idc Monday because the cattle BET
ter TheT all readily sold. as follows: 81.
Moss 81 cwt Ohio grades al
w Thompson Thompson IS 4d9 cSt Keuuety
cattle dl7c aud 80 good fat cwtOhio steers at nc
Uey 50 OHIO for Anderson Co. :. cSt' sold at
l40I7c
Harlem Road lao alive aud sold to Col De Voc l8e to make e.
Bright Pagan had Of their cv Canada steers aud sold
Eastman nm ont bis 81 fair to prime u cattle at $50
lie 81 good n Kentucky at i Gc Z. cSt aud
nice lot OF II little 81 cwt Canada steers az l5le $4,000,
Merritt Bucbsfd sold good cS Illinois steers at 49, Gl5lc
Hcy Co. sold N Michigan and Canada steers 81 cst, az &c.
Wesbemer sold 10 Michigan aud bulls aOout
l3ic the bulls VARYING from lOle to He
f. had % good a Michigan steers sold at 6c and al
e were eo head sheep received to-day, viz 1857 at Forty
eigh Poethst Of them late in There are no
changes report market being pretty firm At FORTY
Hume Elliott sold 7 Michigan sheep 20 10 al 6lc I99 Of W ID a.
e,c 100 state 81 ~ al tie snd % Of l35 ID at BE
Kirby sold Of thin stock. O7 ILL., sheep 10 10 az bto
10 of so oct y 2t Ohio Il ID, at &C. aud s' state o.
McGfsw Reid sold sheep 70 H. at 6!c and 2o2 of 80 n.
lie - -. 49, 81, d lii, =. 49,,
- s expected at The only sold awe, viz. Ao
Ohio 100 h. brought They quoae al - 1utc city dressed
sdoaucing 2d2 Western dressed iS d. brought c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-10

THE COMMERCIAL Agency REMOVED AND 1870 Ppc
TsTKR.-1he proprietOrs. Messrs MCKnIOP SrRtcIe,
Co. nave removed to their new aud spacious office
The accommodations 10 meet the demands az ~
cTeasing business double the room heretofore oc
cuPieA, making II the most extensive best arranged
aud thoroughly fitted ND in The United States to,
this business The Register published in January is
more complete and full than any heretofore, making
over i've hundred thousand names 5O00O6j carefully
Iated With reference 10 their character and CONNER
clal standing embracing the capital of each from
que Thousand dollars 10 over millions and their his
10Y subscribers can obtain from our records at the
inc inc ms Agency has been established over one
,ifo id,'ues 70 and Ia dispensing Of credits We in
- ~. business men 10 call at our new establishment
LI.i ''I themselves; also the completeness of our
' - stem. MCkIILOP. SPRAGUE a. Co
100 and III WOrth-st,
One door cast of Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-10
Nassau-st.

$l00 OOJ Eight PER CENT. BONDS or THE CITY or
ST. PAUL,
State Of Minnesota. Interest payable semi-annually
in the City of New-YOrk. Feb. and Aug. !. Princi-
pal payable Feb. !. 1890 The whole debt Of the City
Of ST. Paul including the above issue, is but S7G00OO
The assessed value Of the taxable property of the
city, made JAN ]. 1865, on basis of 40 per cent. of
It's real value was SSS9S15. The city has increased
since the date OF this assessment at least 40 per
cent IN wealth and population The city is author.
ized by act Of the Legislature Of the State of Min
nesota TO issue 100000 bonds for the purpose of
building engine houses and paying the entire floating
debt of the city. The above bonds are offered for
sale by the undersigned as agents Of the c,tv
Price o. and interest from Feb. l.
LITCHFIELD DANA & STI,isoN.
Bankers, No. is Wilam-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-10

PEOPLES GAS co. or BALTIMORE.
CAPITAL, $1,000 SHARES OF
SIS EACH.
SUBSCRIBED, 1900 SHARES
NEw-YoRK, Feb. !. 1870
The subscription books of the above Companv arc
open at our Office for the sale of 900 shares AT
We can recommend the above stock "a n soto in
vestmemt. it being the only opposition Comnanv in
at 600 per cent on the original par ''N
For particulars apply TO DAVIDSON d JoNfs.
Bankers, No. O. Wallst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-10

ros held s9e 759 les, osefae Ru't Msa,-rssd
20 aemaad Shoulders offered is side, 3i4la bsees au
Hams ~ 0l9lc demand hight Lard unsettled Prime sold at
% ne n ' p a. ~ icsa9ge aa az 20 o. oG,,SS oa su
Good Manufacturing siRasls; bright Cotton dull
ia s,sstt;s; Dsahs Esif. 81 sos IS Is; Tstls ElA
No Red Fall 81 10, Choice sl So 20, No White 81 e4e
~ o. Corn deSsng hned 10 has 6lc Choice Misd ,asssl
in bak ja5ie Sacked Barley dali; prime Spring eo Fall 81 %
Gsl % Rye dull 7d2e WHISKY srmrr ala9ise Provisions
lssr Rib side, ie Clear sides, AaI4i BacohShegs I4S
e Clear Sds Se Plain Ham. s L, dg At l:g!ss Live
Choice Recspt,-Four $500 Gba Wheat 2!oo bush Corn
CHIc.eo Feb s-Rrcbange unchanged svsi Sprug Rr
t ,s 80 :o = s. Ma.., i and snn q for No BIZ 3 ia
seller March Corn steady and quiet ~ e Tor No 2, ~ the .
No ishwines nominal at 81 aa Provcas hsr and iy g,
ys Me-. Po IN good demand :: decline q 1Se .He. at
Meats frmsr odlee for DysGd Shoadersi 1ie Tor Rough
Sides. IiS3ie for Short Rib, bas Han. steady e iGr
dividing on 2e d. 1--we Cg .ee ard amsr at 81 20 iHt
for co~ a & sss si at ts SH s a
bush Wheat ae 90 bush CON- i3oo bush ost' 200 bush R,
sa.h Wheat Cora 500 ba. B.risJ
DsrRoir Feb ewbea steady, Extra White 81 i79sl 10; No
%s's osGsi lc A%Ss 81 ot Reeua - o. G !.
Dressed Hogs. scarce at . 10 asa so IS -
ToLEDo. Fsb sfour moderately .el1s Wheat quiet, Amber
81 Sil Corn EASIER New Tois osso bel: iSs &c Ss
us coa 5000 s'i DTsd Gs. ssSSeai.S ba Wheat
ALsaSI Reh swhs unchanged Rye nOSuaIy soSo'e Cen
change IL Barley Malt Dat, steady sSaSee for State
e Is for Nc Spring e. 1t Amber wpis. s 80 ws. si. ~.
Phu. UpLE Canada Meal IS for bold and "a IS .r
sa5gsaS MIdaiss.. sSssss = tan .,c qoa,y R.IlIo'd
Frs,gh-flsp Boston se to Ss.Yo sc to &S'.y S
remain eOp ,hs .se creeping that New one Corn vas sssS
Hghwines nominal at Csc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-10
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

VesDls and R1irOddb
Pm Cotton. "a pkgs Ashes pigs Beeswai sos
MI Fr Il $50 bush Wlest bGsh Corn. l2j bush Oats 1900
bush Malt 6i Beans 27O bush Peas sos b Refined Pstro,
go 76 iris Shirts Turrenne sc bbs Rosn 1913 bb Pork go
kgs Cut Meats G4 Lard LOIS kegs Lard % ties Sesrn s
rEg Butter Cheese 2l bbs Eggs pigs lsow, on pigs
i Rs 2O3 Dressed pkgs oil Cake 1907 bills Whisky,
I6l bales Wool Hops 4529 sides Leather l Hes 9s 6dA
Is M bs Tobacco 4O8 bds and Tobacco 4t4 pkrs Rice
$50 k starch Peanuts go bush rough Rice "a pigs Rice
Flour, Pecaus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-10
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

The FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT GOLD BONDS Of
the MIDLAND RAILROAD continue to meet with much
favor from investors The issue up to the present
time is nearly exhausted. What remain are still
offered al par and accrued interest in currency
GEORGE OPDYKE & Co..
% Nassau-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-10

PETROLEUM remains dull Crude bulk At 6iO63 aud kebned
s. w at 3Olc. Esphtha Is dull and heavy at ll0lllc
RICR-Ie inquiry light and though without actual change
are barely supported Is good CsroluA at &c
SUGARS-Rsws rather slowly aud holders sppesf have o
confidence and prices grades very firm. Fair good
refining lOc sales Of 300 bhd Odl Cubs and 80 boxes
Iaysns at HE; Refined steady l44dl4ic for Hards
SEEDS-Gr l2t 1910 for Clover aud - 5Od -
for Timothy. Rough RlsI selling q, 81 2fdt2 70
TALLOW-The steady
20 no dlO4c for Country, Texas, and Prime City -
WHISKY very dull aud prices rather wesk sales 100 bb at sc
IroulO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-10
THE MARKETS.

Icarehiur reported THs TRrHryS, zen
'N' NFDNKspAY. Feb a. 10"
. 8, .,s s..,A, al ~ 2yg Al 30; Pearls are
nominal vi 50 25a 80 81. . ,u,as.,,rs ,be
C0TrONThe market Quet ard rather slack until ta%
ee bep favorable foreign avccs Impaired trmer TONE 80
t.n Of Increased demand sales Of SJS bales w '''t 49, l vi
Sg 4, vr of which la4 eHp"'t, sou for eoos"h oI sue
a. sprcul,tion For future delivery ses 81 .n oaes - 9oo
?4lc; 400 March 24ic Oi April. 2c 81 NE e. cnote a,
Mach on pti,se terms ali basis Of Low hGdllE "'f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-10
The debts of the several States in l86O6l were as

The old debt Of ewYork has been reduced since 1852
oyer 10000 paid in greenbacks Some parties received
their pay under protest, as we understand VIII they
get the balance Of the gold valle With many it not
pre1udcia or Improbable to their financial interest.
They wcro paid greenbaeks in 1884, and with the green
backs Invested Government 62Os they have received
per cent interest gold up this time Therefore in
the mere matter Of interest they have not suffered loss
Many OF the States have reduced their old debts since
scs for which according to the decision of the Court
they were liable to pay gold.
The market closed strong Central Pacfles, 96 bid
and none offered. They quoted at Frankfort to-day
at 76t.
The following shows the comparative earnings OF the
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad for the first week
IN February;
$40 90 si7lcS Al Decrease ss4oi 50
The shipments Of Pittson coal for the week ending Feb
z 1870 Were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-10
SECURITY OF THE LOAN.
PROGRESS OF THE WORK.

TIE main Pipe within three miles Of Rochester and Is e''i'
mated that an Of less will bring the water to
the et, and ,upuy eight miles Of Distribution Pipe already laid 10 is
principal s,reet&
over one hundred employed the works unier the d.
reou Of Mr. Daniel MASH OF the Oldest Civil Engineers 10 tbs
eeSahs1l kh many Public Works Of this State
Th. distance the point where the water taken IL
miles Of this has been laid with 2ineh mn conduct pipe
Henrietta Reservoir miles from cityl nearly completed The
Reservoir Rochester nearly completed This leaves only
miles o. Pipe be laid water into the City Distributing
Reservoir With favorable weather this be donei short time
point reached ony mile OF pipe will remain 10 DO laid
10 connect with miles already down in the city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-10
THE STATE OF TRADE


LoyDoy Feb 9ll Consols opened at Wy for money ana w
o m The account securities OpeBed hrmi United States
bosds 1862 81 1865, DID, e6k lf SSL Territories,
gs< stocks steady; Railway shares Si Illinois Cens hr at
ia. Atlantic an Great Western, n. ..
iysRpooL Feb 3EyeniuE Cotton closed hrn Mdne Upa1ds
i Mnq orleans J0 the sales Of the day have footed up
~ 600 bses including 1900 for export and specuson 90 .
Lospos Feb. 9-l mSpern OIL AS0 per 'na "hAle OIL @4V
PEI IySTpoo Feb ell mCotton opened steady at the closing
price 81 o,t + 49, $1,000. ms
LoSpoS Feb s2SoP mCopsois for MONEY 2. for account s
securities qucii Stocks qeI Ete ha"~J Sn"e 1V
Illinois Ceutrais. lOS "a. e.. - g.. ..t,.
LrvgRPooL Feb 81 mCoon shade hrntT and ihe sa-
& g sTe now eslmsted 1900 bales Bacon 81 per cw Tor
new Cumberland Cat. Lard, III per cSt 80, o., ,.,,
PM. Feb gThe Bcuss opened dali Reutes i5 S)c aud closed
quiet At 1877 zee. ..., g. u. r.. 49,. 4. o,.,.d e-,
and uDchGuged. a.. -, sesr- g.,
UAyRs Peb. a-Cottou opened quiet 81, $500, mi
.nos Fe $50 Consols closed 92i for money and w
f he account United States E,TNery bouds l6 - oo od
g6 1851 g5 Territories 3i Ene Railway slaI's ~; 81
sales made at lO9 Atlantic sug Great esen ~
LIyyEPOOL Feb 94:JJ ,. mCoon closed lfms Min1ug "
lands li Miiiiug Orleans aii taes OF we y *
iBudg zoo for export and speculation Bfaiu1s are du fIo
visions are quiet ReLued Petroleum, IVA q galon'
L0NDOS Feb. g-IRlOw bUOy ant al 4tIj T. cWt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-10
y - E,cnange IS frm today and be t0ll0vlng

There no specie Shipment by eltleT INC NeDIdsh"
or the Nemesis, both Of which steamers sailed today
The following shows the exports exclusive Of specie
from the port Of NewYork TO foreign ports for the week
ending Feb and since the beginning Of the year:
IS6S. 1869. 1870.
fof The week.......... SZG7sl90 S261J3 SOL ~
RreVons.y reP0rted..... i0SsS,i1J H'I9S Ifo'0'%o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-10

ASSISTANT MEDICAL PuRykfOA : ObFtsH
WASHINGTON, D. G.. Febyi. 49,
UCTION SALE OF MEDICINES, INSTRUJI;
N MEsTS AND CONDEMNED HOSPITAL PROPERTY TNi'
bs Ar public Judiciary Square Depot 49,
between Fourth Fhh TUESDAY the sh Ay Of hAs TO-
a. 10 M large quantity Hospital Property which rs. bte1
Embracing Surgical Dental Instruments Becding Aa
Beseads stoves Chairs Tables flreho OA,h W,is. mi
Mes, Chairs Tin Cups. Desks BrOoms. Scales and VEGAS De1
pI,s. Rooss Clocks Coffee Boilers Iros Bare and et "s
&c &C. Also considerable qusbly Asd variety Of Medic "a la
orisr Uop stores Extract, &c, &C. A,o tso eYse
W'gop, new. and IN superior Terms cash deposit "s o.
al, will he required Al goods puTcld must be removed Win :,
M o. mich Gate no respous k tasa vii be assumed a.
IN, once Catalogues ready by tie Let " Msrch ,,D
Assistant Medical Purveyor Brevet Coleuei L. $ 1rny