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THE MARKETS.
C,refnllr renorted for TEE TEIRrSz.

Carefully reported for TIE IRIBtSH , - ,o-o
AsHES-Pots fair demand and steady 80 oa@ ~ Pearls
ar nominal. ,,.
close showing continued heavy feeling and mueh stock otrnS
tln there ny outlet aiyices uDy0rabe
Of EVENING" Of which 10 for eIIoh "a or con
snmon ami 81 FOR future delivery last evening 80
be univ at l8c 200 August lsi.; to-day ~ July Al lsie
1000 Idle 100 August at &c., 300 at B.c 800 September Inc
400 October l7le October NoyemhFr Al Ist'
iii an sbssis az Low Mddlug We quote nomnay follow;
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA.
The interest maturing July in New-York and
London on the bonds of the State Of Alabama will
be paid on and after that date at the banking houses
of HENRY CLEws & Co, 81 Wall-st., n. " and
CLEws HABIcHr g. Co., Lothbury, London, Finan-
cia Agents in New York and London for the State OF
Alabama ARTHUR BINGHAM
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EIGHT PER CENT GOLD BONDS,
Endorsed by
STATE OF ALABAMA.

Price % aud accrued Interest.
First Mortgage Bonds issued by the Montgomery
and Eufaula Railroad, on finished road Issue re-
stricted by law and surrounded by guarantees that
render the bonds most desirable investment The
road is now about to open it's valuable connection
with Union Springs and will be completed within
year to Eufaula Its finances are in excellent condi'
ton, and it has during the last year been making
satisfactory net earnings.
We recommend these bonds as cheap and well
secured investment.
GEORGE OPDYKE & Co., . Nassau-st.
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THURSDAY, June 30-P. NJ.

THURSDAY, June 30-P NJ.
For the s2OOO,OOO of bonds bought by the
Government to-day there were offerings OF sSo2SOo'
The highest price offered was 1l62t, and the lowest
Iln1h The following are the awards:
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The July Gold Coupons of the Lake superior and
Mississippi r. r. Co. will be paid at the Banking
House of JAY COOKE q Co, corner Wall and Mas
sau-sts
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60 t0bom II man Conrcrn


NOTICE il hereby given to NJ. a. VAN ALIEN
~ and JAMES R0BERfsoN that have In our Posessoa
about 100 Doc LAMP BURNERS and TUBES and lot DIES and
TOOLS; debed propry is not PAID Tor aai take
DAYS from this dt the viii be sold Tor account o
whom 1t may coneen.-New- York, July !, ls1o -o, ~
280 Pear-st.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL. THE della
~ WARE AND HUDSON CANAL COMPANION and after
Monday 81 the business Of this Company VAL be transacted at s
Office No. Il BrosiwRy. - :. ., - -
CTOLEN.-The following United States Bonds,
- registered having BEEN stolen from all persons sre
hereby purchasing negotiating the s4e or any
part hereof their transfer having been stopped VIZ;
No. 4Cl5 A $1,000 Act Of ID March, 1853
1905 10000 Dated 2th April, liua.
llI38 1900 Act OF July Il and Aug. :, 1861.
lll4O 1000 Dated 18th April. 1863
Il459 lOOO0 Act Of July Il an Aus. ). J,l
1913 50OJ Dated 81 Sept 1868.
s5o5OO T. s Registered Bonds OF 1891.
No l2m3 $4,000
i2glI IOOOO Ac; Of 25th Feb, 1891.
I2Rl5 10000 Dated 18th Sept 1853.
lU,6J 5OO9J
s35OOo Q. s. Registered $50 Bon's of 1862.
CARLOS DBL CASTILLO LOYLAGA,
81 George Hotel Broadway, Twentie'lst New-lorA
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PosT-OFFCK DEPARTMENT WuHSGros, D. G.. June Is, l8l
nPOpOSAIS for DEAD LETTER l.


i YELOPES-seaed proposals sill he received at this Depart
mept until u for furnishing, during period
Of two years commencing 10th doy Of August 1870 Envelopes to
be usetf o returning dead letters % writer's
Envelopes must be hand umn and equal in quality Of paper
sample selected by the Department and have such
printing upon them the Postmaster General may direct They must re
delivered quantities sueh be required a. The
PoOce Department Washington d. c. good order packed In
ready Of packing and Trans
narration per month the annual supply beng
estimated Gt 100000 (mOre or lessl 49,,
Specimens Envelopes for which proposals invited and blank
fors proposals. may had application the Third Assistant
Postmaster General
No considered unless offered by manufacturer Of
nyeopes accompanied sufficient and satisfactory guarantee
and the Postmaster he night and all bids
If the interests Of the Government require It,
approved and Sufficient urees IN the sum Of 400 WI
the faithful performance Of the contract according 10 e
provisions the seventeenth on Of the act Of Congress approved
The 1872 payment under said contract viii he male
after = proper adjustment Of aocount-
The himself the night snnu the
tract whenever any part thereof offered for sale for
uaon; will transfer Of the contract he
who shall be- in the opinion Of the
less able fulfill the conditions thereof than the
the right also reserved the Postmaster Cen
ers If his Judgment there shall he iaiure 70
perform faithfully It's spuaous Of wiul attempt
to upon the Department envelopes inferior to sample
should uyeopei ealet marked Proposals Tor
Dead Bnveopes and addressed the Thru Assistant Postmaster
General, Office Department, Washington, ID. G.
JNO. A j. CRBSWELL Postmaster General
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No. % TBIRD'AyE CORNER ELEyENrH-sry Z
Ngw YORK June Il, 1870. }
PROPOSALS for NEW LUNATIC ASYLUM
on WARDS ISLANDSealed proposals will be received by the
Commissioners Public Charities and Correction at their Office until
ooock july 1870 for the Mason Csrrener Cut stone and
Wings and Boiler House Of the New Lunae Asylum
o Warts Island .,
The pans examined and the specifications and all
information obtained application RSWICK SANDS Architects
No wss Each proposal he accompanied with the names Of two
responsible parties seea for the faithful performance Of the
Commissioners the right Of rejecting and all proposals
not deemed by them advantageous to the Department.
ISAAC BELL.
JAMES BOWEN.
OWEN w. BRENNAN.
JAMES H. NICHOLSON,
ALEXANDER FREAR.
COmmis
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COFFEEThe market for Rio shoTs more ae9yE ssS'
saes today OF bags per Nermae al aiont BE- gol
In bond al Baltimore, $4,000 bags do Anoyeh 'l5 PER
Glance, private tFms
FLOUR AND MEAThe market for Flour NOR active and 81
ming Extras under fair export inquiry iade a
Psmiy GRADES dui notice the hrsi arrival d hes
s. Lous consigned Msrs Halt Co. sales se eolN We ges
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS; a
Turasp.Y June 3-BRsvEs-An,s. a. ,,,..sua
w,.,.slsa .si ~ can al OsslssassisAse " |" "S'
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RECEIPTS AVID DISBURSEMENTS

The following Ia the report OF the ASSISTANT IreI'IeI
OF the United States in New-York for the month OF
June:
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printing.

WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, 1O4 Fulton-st.-
w LITHOGRAPHIC, STEAM JOB PRINTERS and Label
MANUFACTURERS.
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Giiuations manie0-- Hlales.

ER.-WANTED-By Scotch Ma
II chnt SITUATION to take charge Of printing
tabshmcnt mill objection having
feet knowledge Of marine Appy to W H. South Wam
ANTED-SITUATI0NS by Ten frst-class
FARM HANDS-Amecsn Scotch English Irish sWedes and
hbboed Of good habits at reasonable Apply
No. Bowling Green.
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Who reads an American used to he the VERY ho'
win be- who does read American bookP MISS bo"A
Alestt = ,as; work,
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
SOME NEW LAW BOOKS.

I POPULAR AND PRACTICAL INTRODUCTION TO
LAW STUDIES. by SAMUEL WARREN Edited with
Alterations and Additions by Isaac Grant Thompson.
l3mO. PIP. 40j. Albany; John ID. Parsons, ir.
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p." S.a va srsxv astye steady rates hat or ds~s"
all. ohas Nus nr sales 10 bag Rsgeoa TO trse ete r,.
suGARSaw se With fair business bat benss ~, %
inc vrrT freely and os Operating Tor prrsest T. Cn
eo Refining sasl ses COS hhds nsate o a. RssssA
az 81 - =, 10, a. 9 Poxdere Gaustet sd 49,
sRPDs~sehng wAaieves Going Grsss SEEDS - ~ 50 or
&C.," Ne ono,s ladc for Clover .sS 80. =, A. -
TymotSy Calcutta Linsccd In moderate demand - "
wThs marie, /. moderately active ssd a'-A' ~'
n Sc Ceuniry and s - .,,. a, Al ei hr
WnlsKi Is lower and daui ssles, 40 b'a> ~
SoOd sai nonhoop
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Urn Goods.

RONNETS half price-Ladies' Hats, all kinds,
I'D great bargains Hats Sun Hats, Dress Hats Chip Hats,
Rra Lace Hats half price BSSss Millinery, ei7
Broadway. up Stain
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,he Harlem river. Each plot Is readily accessible
by private road or drive.
The six westernmOst plots front on The river Bonle.
uaid, winch is now nearly completed up TO I55th
street. ana which, 1t is expected, will be very soon
worked through and beyond this land.
Twenty .one of the city lots front on Broadway and
out by the city The lines OF this street have not
yet been legally established but have been carefully
laid down ny the surveyor where they will probably
run These dfty-four lots are all OF easy grades
1uirlnR lidtie alteration, and arc bounded on the
west by steep. wooded deevity, the foot Of which
corresponds with the eastery line Of the villa niots
The present. way to reach Inc property ia BY
driving Though the Central Park, Harlem lane
lnow 81. Nicholas avennc), until II Joins Broadway
at from street. ,aen follow Broadway and turn
To tue left. or west on private newly macadAmized
road. This Il tho way 10 reach the property ny
driving, but n may also be reached by the Hudson
River Railroad. rhirtsea trans st0p daily 1t the
Fort washington station. from which tine property
may he reached by pleasant walk by broadway
The most beautiful approach to the property VIII I've
by the river Boulevard when finished.
kinRsordge road Or Broadway and the BOule
varu shown 90 tbe ACCOMMODATING map, have been
established pr the commissioners Of The Central
Park ana can be altered by no power other thin the
Legislature of the state Of New York. The land
vested In the CIT, OF New York. The purchasers
viii therefore, take Lii to the middle of the BOule
ward, INTO broadway. Broadway Will shortly be
widened 10 The width OF 100 feet The purchaser
will t8ke Lite To ihe Diiddc oil private roads laia
out subject 10 . common right " way to MI over
tbeiu, which VIII be provided for Ia the deeds 10 We
Etyeu.
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POLITICAL POSlTIVISTS.


Very Positive 0pipioas About the Fra aco-
Py"nslsm War--.rhe Designs Of King Will
Ham-Tbe Duty OF Uncle sam--rbe Tooiey
Street Taiisrs Settling ,hs Affairs III all The
/ World.
noon in a private house up town There was a
so0dly attendance OF the male sex, with q slight
sprinsiing OF the opposite. Ater the routine bust.
ness tae following resolutions we're presented for
aioptioa.-- 49,
the religion of humanity enter our solemn protest against
tbt war SOW racing The sc OF France cali upon
wih US y formngA public opinion which win compel The
eas s m s0p na end 40 s9on :. possible
VI the moot criminal wsm known 10 history
s m srn a ss s
elected rnsr OF France prisoner his hands King William
sae q Sedan he been nghns rsnctonary y.a,
and MILITARY orr.uisssioo whics had ;heaensa Ike any
a{anst ~ ungendns people dong violence to Ali thai
II ees, IN voc sy1aon Of the nineteenth century Since
casirt u Npolnon every franc wasted has peen rob-
eesy ana rrssy death By violrnce muraer.
rsss o, u . our opinion every gun IN position against
oaI age Tor that ely . only the earta OF France
Mecca Of ~ Worship the fair Sumsaes as bonn
bsrdmen Of Paris, " even attempted VIII DO an naelibe
slsne'e King wllln as tho modern Alta =
Resolved That y Is with pain shame we notice that 80
sr NE Ghis,sn word has word Of to King
s9f .ans Una Hod hss Leped him ito thousands
ded housands happy homes We Rave vet 70 hear
this wicked war The LIBERAL Chrstans so lied he I'M,
vesasts ahd uaasn who have recently held conve ntions
the most rigid OF tue orthodox sec.s.
Resolved, That The religion OF humanity recognizes no
Tod 81 battles i,s supreme Deity is wise humane Proy
dcnce which bnds nations together, which advances
snos po , iadns ans whose ways Of pisa
Sea9vsd fanl w hfariiIS sQsian apE Epesh svclg2n
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land tsnd Busnos Ayres) brss Mary Ellen, Wab
Sailed 81, ships Sabine Paine Valparaiso; slb, Alta;
snss Eastman, caao Ill., big Hazard, Lewis cadis and
u, I. port Inn. ships southern Chief Higgins, and Ca.
trancsco bark Woodland. Titus, for New YofK, loading
Srgs Darrell Pit and suve, struye for DO do; sbr
MArANzAs, Oct ii-Arrvei schr Helena, Bntm, SAW
Cleared Sss"sT IN saT 3, =, MAJ sloys New YORK
ogEnssTows Oct Arrived steanships Algeria (Br,,
colorado en Ky freeman. iron do 18th.
YORK. '''''''' pig Joseph ca'A s'a'r' Ssv
American Ports. N
BOSTON, Oct Y-Arrlved schrs Hattie Baker. CroweIl.
Georgetown Dc Laura Friedman, iisris, Baltimore
Scbd 9ate sar swssSy swavssy Aspnws sehrs
Pierce, sickerson, Philadelphia; French, Lewis,
oas $s ~ Roads, ship ssr Sar
ns sq asrsnsy I'M winnfan D'~''' No" o''ans
New YORK; brlgs Howand Fortune Island, cgsInes
'E saisS Steamship Ontario foI New York
BANGOR, Oct ts-selow bark Treat d'Union. Rsllowi
BELFAsT Arrived schTs MASSACHUSETTS, Hnesns.
FAN toE as sS New sa YORK. wake' warren '
EoorAsA}, Me- oct 90 Arrived schrs Evellne Gilmore
Belfast Tor New YORK.; Harriet Maddox, and Lsontnea
| from New York; ship canova, Boston; bark HoIacs
s'afs si. 81 fsys sssr ohas Carroll Chose.
| GALVESTON, DC, ll-cieared, brig Tallyho. cbsm.
GAspINEs, Oct arrived, schrs Only Son, Eassms'is
Sailed l3th, schrs -, Lee, Philadelphia 18th, Matte
GoLsEs' HOLE, Oct u. PM-Arrived schr Pathway
Sailed Brigs Rowland, John Aves; schrs Thos Clyde.
farley ha assq BRIGHAM sss p Oneida = yss ss
ad aso oS M@ Isss Ea9V ssr sss
"a, schrs Martha sargen,, Treat, yerf
york for Edsa,town Lane, HATCH Hyannis for Nsrf
salled--AiI before reported y
ld, Cardiff brig Hope Monieralia Celesan sshr Kate
4d S ao B1w somas Ip ns
New York: " chapman, Chase from Boston, White
NORFOLK Oct 20 Arrived schrs Rogers. caGsrlSs
NEW sfbFoRD Oct 81 Arrived brig Caroline KsleyS
Easi.h Kelley ana Monitor Robbins, New YGrs IT,.
EssFs S2d Rsrs kssy Ami. ,n
yss b. s ssss d S Ssi Siosssss
SH .ss oct S
sT @ lyssEGsSd ,e. Albert Treat, sawyer.
e iq d New SSI sf" Esnnsoss for
Roekland tor New York "a. ~ -. ~
yar is psmons GALES ylnsihassn Tor New YORK
oc s " s s rs t %se.a
rHasssphs Ss a. D 59in
sqss n sss rta s
ROCRLAND Oct H-Arrived, schis ADRIAN, Everett New
York Massachusetts,, kennislop. do; 18th, Sarah Kenps
ton do 18th Trade ind Ingralam, and Alice Oakes Pills.
i,ry do; I7th Planet, Pratt, do; 18TH g Partridge,
| Mooney, and Express, Kennedy, DO
Sailed ifth brig Field, Emerson Savannah; Gem
tie Kennedy, New York; Mabel Hail. Bartlett, Norfolk;
Jameson, Candsse, New ysrs; gslaa French, n .
| Hougdon Carrie, do; 18th, Arctic. Hall. do.
| SAN FRANCISCO. Ocs SSAlrived, ship Ericsson, Kelly,
| tie. NsW.
! Saiei-shp Carlisle (Brt Eden Cork.
SAVANNAH, Oct 2fArsivsd steamship General Bsynes.
Ilon New York. snip TuscaTora, Philadelphia; bark Mei-
| bourne, Hsrrc. Il
SALEh oct 2U-Arrived sabao, hanson, New York;
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FORT or VIEW YORK. OCTOBER -, Is7s.
ARRIVALS.
-. sSr a-~l .S
nryoETGb By T0E HERALD STEAM YACHTS

Steamship MORO Castle Adsps Havana oct u, via MAS
sau. Mp, 18th, ., PM. Nth mdse and passrn-
gers, TO the Atlantic Mail steamship Company.
2ls Inst, lat 49, lon "a. falling to 900,
contered feayful hurricane from SE 10 NE, lasting
hours, accompanied by tremendous sea, which broke
fore and compelled oyerboard the
deck load consulting OF 700 barrels Of oranges 20 the
had The hca carried fum the deyis sails which
fnJled the blown to paddle boxes
aged badly, skylights bnnace and everything movable
about decks washed and filled saloons With water Oct
1G Outward PASSAGE, OF Role the Ws, experienced q
OF hours dJltipn sustained damage
Steamship Vrgo Bukley, Savannah. With ndss pas
Aenecrs TO Murray, Ferris u Co.
Steamship Isaac Bell, Brakeman, Richmond, Citv Point
and Norfolk with mdrs and passengers TO the Old Dominion
Steamship valley y, acdei, Georgetown DC, via Hsinp
Roads, 20 hoa;s with mdse and passengers "a y
Merrick.
steaInship Relief. - Wilmington, Del q hours, TO the
Coast Wreckna Company.
steamship Fania, freeman, Philadelphia, with mdse to
Loriisfd
Bark Rival (Nor, 5orgenson Genoa, ~ dsys with rnse,
Phillips Sons vessel o. Passed Gibraltar
Aug %; made the southern passage and had light variable
weather. has been days north 81 bermuda Sep lat rs
~ lon 49, spoke ship Peter Thompson Brl from Cebu fer
London Oct lat lon 10 3D. brig Maria Margareta Swc.
Tor - FOR Philadelphia.
Bark Keystone of Boston, Berry Bordeau ts days, with
mdae 10 Daniel 81 Ament h Sonvrssel TO master. Had
gales up lon o. since moderae weather. oct
and lat a. 80 on ~ ~ experienced heavy gaze from SSW
"a NV, with heavy sea- oss aud spit sail', &e SEPT a.
lat 81 ~ lon g g. spoke BARK Deborah, fennr rpm Ph
vdriUDl f9r p'ens'nsn; OCT y, 10 ., sls ab'sslp,
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THE SUCCESS or THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR.

Nothing spcceeds IKE SUCCESS The show at the
Empire RINK has had run Of over forty nights and
SILL draws an average house VI 5000 persons.
1hongn the 20 Of November was named as the day
for closing rhe management viii keep the exhibit
ron open till the 5rh. The great Ice machine and
skating INK: the engines drills, saws pumps. drops
ana dies; the MOVERS fruits and vegetables; the
Queens Cup ana 0Iner splendid plate. won by our
American yachts: the matching machine the glass
blowers the carriages safes and models for elevated
railways: the gay dreSsts and lalr faces, and the
grand organ blower by steam, are the MAIN elements
OF the success we speak Of.
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in company with barb Chief from Nsme for PhiIa-
Mark Charina Ctal cocurullo, bordeaux "A days, with
mdse to A r Agresta- Had line weather
sisal ~ days, with logwood &C. TO NJ Echsverra Co
Bark Iner SBr, Ocean wimiuron. Del a hours, win
ogwood, TO thiln Sattethwat: inc ineE was toMeu "
this port by the Coast Mreckng Companys steamer Reet
Deg Lssss y ws Sas CO. 'A @
Tar Sept o had rongh weather. with strong variable winds
coz bSS :m aSs woseea and sSspdoned
loaded with line petroleum. The mad strip OF paseboard
lat o. lon s. o. brig lena OF HsaS from New York
KINGSTON ia, waerogged and abandoned loaded with Ksro
srg Victoria Amelia ar, Tero Cow Bay, ca = days,
Co; experienced rough weather
naval stores, to Dolner, Potter Co. Had light variable
sshr Carrie Webb, Rowland. Georgetown, SO, DAYS,
WIN naval stores to Bentley, Miller Thomas Has been
schr " Collins. Richardson, Cape May
Passed Throagh He'll safe,
BOUND SOUTH.
'lR Fsw sy or SsS s'T York; He
sc h n Hand, Horton, Orient for Rondout.
sshr Mara nL-I Davis Dsyia Proyaenee New York
sshrJ worthinGton, Brown Providencs Tor PhisdeI.
schr Haze, SULLIVAN, New London Tor Trenson.
sh ane 1 co m p'fsy Sr g sS New
schr Franklin Pierce Hodgdc9 New Haven New York
schr Richards, Fenton, New Haven for Philadelphia.
schr Jesse Wilson, Kelley New Haven Philadelphia.
schr Is II Jones, payis, New Haven for Charleston
schr Mm S Ga Ssw H lay I9 ESSsS
ESchr Avail, Tibble, Greenwich for New Yorz.
BOUND EAST.
SchE Josephine, phnaey, Philadelphia for Providence
Schr ID Sturges, Hutchinson, Clinton Point for Boston,
schr Meicaii Rogers, Clinton Point tor Providence
schr Mitchell Morrel Albany Tor Stamford.
Schf John Wright, OdDer Rondont Hartford.
Schr Nautilus, Crockett, RonuoQt for Boston.
schr Richmond, Guptiil, Roudou for salem.
schr Ney, Chase, Poughkeeusie for Fall River
schr ~ bodine, Bunce. NewDurg Tor Providence.
schr Emma, Lnwood, Haverstraw, NY, for saerl.
dence. -
schr Anna + Baker, Thompson. New Yors for North.
port.
schr Hsrre Ned, Green, New York for New Haven.
schr Amelia Kelley, Young, New ork fCr gloucester.
Eschr Forest, Pendleton, New York foT CaErtnu.
Wind NJ sunset, south, hgh,.
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Rchsid Consreve Professor Beasley and their
cates IN their demand for recognition OF the French re-
public by Great Britain. and for intervention of the
trail Powers put end this against the
OF the and hope with them American republicans,
well Posssis that the tune 1 not far DIS ant when
the people Of the OLD Void win get rid of all their dyDAses
and form ih- republic contamination
qleny foreshadowed the ut VI Castelar,
Victor Hugo and Garesdi.
These resolutions We're discussed ia both serlOns
ana humorous vein by Messrs. Walker, Elder,
DavIds, Crosby, Summer and Judge Marcus. They
were Then unanimously adopted.
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uELldNa OFF BELOW COST,

l-ELldNa OFF BELOW COST,
TO close retail branch
to close retail branch
70 close retail branch
close retail 6fanrs.
Lace Curtains below cost
Lace Curtains below coat
Lace Curtains below cost
Lace Curtains below cosAs
Ss pssss.Ty SisSSSy below below COST cost
Uphostcry Goods mellow cost
Upholstery Goods below cost.
Upholstery Goods below cost.
Table and Piano Covers below coxL
Table and Piano Covers below cost
Table and Piano Covers below
Table and Piano Covers below oost
liable and Piano Covers below coat.
Elder Down Quilts.
Elder Down Quilts.
Elder Down Quilts
Elder Down Quilts.
Elder Down puilIs.
Linen Goods Flarne's.
Linen Goods aud Flanneis
Linen Goods aud Fiannel1.
Linen Goods aud Flannels.
l0slAs TAYLER 4 20, ISL groadwsy
JosiAS TAyIiLk A Co, 56l broadway.
JosiAs raYits ! 80 90, ii B is.
SPFClAL NOTICE
= meeting OF meiph-rs OF thu Press, pecnnin.r SD
Otherwise ir,erested, creditors OF the late
PARTIES DESIRING 10 PURCHASE
Al the coming sale, ucsoser ~, 1870,
Of the
IN GRAND Park,
nt puNlc aUetion,
by order OF Fhouiaa Il. Hawey,
without iesslve ts .t~a
is called AZ ne Hrwfsy Mansion,
,,.-, or, SaANp fARA. ,.,,.sa,n.,h IL.
properly review the SITUATION, sul u posr,De devise means
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iwcnrevenb street and Foursi Avenue On Tnsael heS.
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