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LANDIS IN LIMBO.
His Little Game Biocked by Mayor Fox-A
NighG In the FemnIe Deparfment.


Last night Chief John Kelley, of the Detective
force, accompanied by Messrs. Cobb and Fletcher
paid visit to Concordia Hall, Calowhill street,
below Fifth where the notorious s. N. Lands was
holding forth to audience composed principally Of
women. Mr.. Fletcher ascended the stage, and pre-
sented lands with an oficial document signed by
Mayor Fox. ordering his arrest npon the charge OF
issuing and selling obscene publications.
Mr. Fletcher at Oncs took him into custody. In
leaving he said to the audience, ''Remain here; I
Will be back In a few Moments" Chief Kelley at
once contradicted this by stating that Landis was
arrested the warrant Of the Mayor and would not
return for at least twenty-four hours. The great
lands was then conducted to the Central Station,
and out OF regard for his peculiar whin was locked
up in cell No !, the one usually occupied by female
prisoners. This morning he was given hearing
before Alderman Kerr.
Special onicer Berneiser stated that he purchased
OF Lands, on the goth ult, book entitled 'Sense
and Nonsense upon all Topics Concerning Human
Affairs" and one with an unsavOry title.
The "Key OF Love" and the Sharp shooter were
thrown in. Upon examination these books were
found to be OF an immoral character.
lands waved hearing, whereupon he was held In
5000 bail to answer at court. For this act Mayor
Fox deserves the thanks OF the community.
Whether lands is quack or not, it is asserted by
many that his lectures, or harangusS, have been
productive OF bad results
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AT THE CLOSE OF THE YKAR 1869, there were In the
port Of Philadelphia 90 sea going vessels az follows:
- steamships, ships, IL barques, II brgs, and %
BchOOneIs
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The number OF buildings OF different kinds for
which permits were Issued during the same period
is shown in the following tablet
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Ie~s' Norv Story Story s. ory. Drelhngs.
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THE BOARD OF SCHOOL CONTROL.

Meeting lof the New Board of School COntrOi-
Jers-Its Orsnnization-Address by Nj. Hall
stanton. the New President.
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THE COUNTY PRIsoN.-In the following table is
given the number Of persons, distinguished by sex
and color, who committed to the County Prison
during each month OF the year 1869. together with
the total number of discharges during the same
periOd;-
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The BuiIdinRs of the Past Year.
The number OF permits issued during each OF the
past twelve months for the erection of the different
characters OF dwelling-houses and other buildings
was as follows:-
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(Several OF the papers have already published
statements similar to the above but they were neces
sarily incorrect as the books of the office of Build
ing Inspectors were not balanced for December
until noon today
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ANOTHER HoMIcIDE.-The late stabOing ARRAY In
the First ward, the particulars OF which Will be
found In another column, has resulted In homl-
eide. The man Force died this morning at O'Clock
The Coroner was Immediately notified, and will to
day make a post-yleo7tena examination, after which
Inc inauest will be held.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-17

First and second Install
mentq OF tax Tor enrblngl
and paving footway (inl
the name ofWm. II. Gum
nelD on Interest froml
NoYember25, 1868, eiS.ST
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-17

thence northwcstwardly
1--WE feet three inches,
thence north eleven feet.
thence east ono hundred
and twenty-five feet u
the beginning. N.
McCarthy-Jeremiah ....
Beginning at the southeast
corner OF said lot; themes
west along north II street
twenty feet; thence north
10 tho roarllne Of said lot
thence cast twenty feet
thence south 10 tho DO
ginning.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-17

Second installmcnt Of tar
for curblng and pavint
footway On the name oil
VIM. II. Baldwin, on To-
terest from December 81
loOa .s...ss.. t4O.OOl
Having a front Of fortyl
feet on Eighth street east
adjoining the south
twenty feet Of said lot byl
the depth thereof.
Mulllgan, Margaret, A. X
DittO. ..........s........
Moon, Mary .............l
Beginning on north / street,
thirty feet eight inches
from the northeast cor
ner Of lot twenty five and
running south Que hun
dred and forty-one fee,
nine Inches; thence In al
southwest direction ten
feet ten inches; thence
due west twelve feet two
inches; and thence noBtb
one hundred and forty-I
nine feet seven inches;
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-17

IUWTTI NWNIIFT
md three twelfths teeti
thence west thlrty-slH
isst; thence northwardlyl
thirty and three twslfu
ieSt; thence northwest
wardly thirty-siH tSeq
three quarter inchssil
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-17

ANSAAA aAa " sssssss
Being all OF said lot with
the exception OF thatpartI
beginning twenty n In 81
feet four inches from the
southeast corner Of lott
twelve; thence runnlneI
In a southeasterly direo-
ton with and along theI
alloy In said square sevon-
teen feet; thence In "A
straight line north of
east twenty-four feet slI
and nve-olghth inches vi
q point sOuth directly of
and distant Ave and fifty
nino hundredths feet
from tho southeast Of
said lot twelve; and
thence due north I've
fifty-nine h un DIRE dths|
feet 10 the southeast cor.
ner OF said lot twolye;I
and thence due west With
the south line Of said lot
twelve twenty-nine feet
four inches 10 the begin
ming.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-25

LATEST FROM THE LADIES-SinCc the
Introduction OF PHALOS's NITAIJA or
SALVATION pom TIE HAIR. ladies who
formerly used dyes, arc universally aban.
(lOnlng them. They find the new article
~ harmless, so clean and pure 80 pleasant
to the Senses and with all 80 superior rs II
means Of renewing the original color, that
they absolutely shuldcr when they think
Of the filthy stuff they 0nrO used. cod
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore g. Ohio Railroad G.

~ r Z
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN
BY the following schedule on aud amer De.
CCmber blh, i9G0-WhGelIng time.
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INSURANCE.

ENltANKLIN INSURANCE COMFY
II OF WHEELING,
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THE striking tclrgraphcrs tclegrAphcll
to each n r., 4 few days since, "Grant's
motto Is Ours." This wils thought then TO
refer to Grants Wilderness motto: Flight
1t out on this line" ETC.; hut since the
strikers have struck their COlOrs, II has
hccn construed, ELGt us have peace"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-25

Ii the large dry goods establishments
the clerks now pass watcllwOrd on the
entrance Of certain class VI customers.
This phrase Is simple 7tso on ten. This
means, Keep your hrO eyes on ten tingcrs!'
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03
SECOND BOARD, 12t NJ, AND 2t O'CLOCK p. N.
Rd. Sa Ronds-Raroad Ratroad-ELQresl
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 2-P. N.

WEDNESDAY. Nov. 2-P. N.
The stock market is intermittent, looking
quite strong one duh and heavy the next In
Western Union falling of with the rest but Later In the
day frmer tone was developed and there was again
moderate Improvement all around The market moves
this undecided way under the impulse Of street pecu
aions based upon the anticipated action Of the large
holders OF stocks and 1t is difficult to determine the real
tendency prices. The bears having probably taken in
short lines large extent appear disposed to remain
quiet for me but likely to renew the raid II prices
advance or remain without change without the indi
cation OF bull support The Reading furry, resulting
mainly from Oversales OF cash stock, OF but brief
duration and it is that the shorts were supplied
by the cgue Western UniOD after selling down 10 3Ss,
became stronger and rallied to 4os with moderately
active market aterward fell of to S9 furnishing IN
it's fluctuations very fair Illustration Of the condition
of tho general market, which seems Everything
by turns but nothing long" The commission brokers
still complain Of great duness and attribute the lack OF
orders partly TO the high prices Of stocks and partly
TO their unequal distribution. Their hopes OF more
active business generally rest upon the expectation OF
lower prices which they count upon the natural re-
suit of the peculiar condition Of the market In the
afternoon the market steady but dull The Wander
bt but feeby sustained and there was but
little strength displayed in Of the leading specu-
atiye shares The leading stocks Of tho market were
the same several days past. The following table
shows the highest and lowest prices paid for active
afnnla fn.l
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03
eKx. WARD AND THE CHINESE.



sR. The author of an article in recent
,.xue of TIE TRIBUNE about the reverence Of
the Chinese people for the memory of the late Gen. Ward
must have been strangely misinformed, or he never
would have asserted that Ward had been deied, and
Mat the Government had caused such honors TO be paid
ts his remains.
After Gen Ward killed az Ming Po, his body was
placed In common Chinese coffin and sent TO Shanghai
then took charge of IT, and caused 1t To he buried under
arge tree In pubic place In Saung Kianf. This was
IN accordance with wards request After his rs VIC
tory nj this place he remarked one day: IL dle III
China desire to be buried under this tree A7er tne
rebellion soppressed and the troops commanae1 o 2
soreign ocers withdrawn, the Chinese force took pv
sesson Of saang Kiang. short time ego, IN Wsld
With some others who he'd served with Cen n"r tra.e
yiAted saung Kiang and surprised 10 nnd @ r led
Of the Gepers grave After some hqniy ie "f o,r old
cut 70 the ruins OF old house near the ese VI The
parade ground, and shown new-naeese, graz nv ~
Chnese had removed che remains ON on VIZ ovrnmept
may as wen remark that the SLnesss sor their ser
sttll owes ocarly all OF foreign officers tor @ Syis
yres Gen Wards claim being more thah sLoeV. ain
ethcr esn,e 10 China great expense, hoping W
ss.,ae ~ fIis money bui obliged 70 return "'ho"
e soS a s.ed an his way home, ia San Francisco
~ anu aieo' ~H ~" AN OYFIcER OF THE FORCE
SAaaeAai Sept l. 1870.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH.
Bankers and Dealers in Government Securities,

HARVEY FISK. a. % uAICH~
OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH. }
BANKERS and Dealers in Government Securities,
No. NAssAU-sT, NEW YORK. Oct. 81, 1870.
THE FUNDING OF U. s. FVE-TwENTIEs into
rstclass security paying the same rate OF interest
(six per cent gold, and which cannot be called in
under 25 years without the consent of the holder,
may now be effected at q clear profit of about tnemty
per cent by exchanging them for the FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS OF THE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD Co.
The ve-twentes Of 1857 selling to-day at ll0t,
and the Central Pacific Bonds at 81 $1,000 u the
former will buy 81 900 of the latter, and leave nearly
500 for use OF for renvestment; or 5000 Of the
former paying $500 in gold annually will buy 5000
of the latter paying $500 in gold annually and leave
balance in cash of over $50.
The Central Pacific is o completed, thoroughly
built well-managed road, doing large business,
and earning an immense revenue The Bonds are
we'll and favorably known and constantly dealt in,
both here and in the chief financial centers OF Eu-
rope and they can be disposed of at quoted market
price with the same facility as Government bonds,
and are daily quoted at the Stock Exchange
Having originally negotiated these Bonds, and
being thoroughly acquainted with their soundness
and value, we have introduced them as o speciality
in our regular business in connection with our deal
ings in Government Securities, and recommend them
without hesitation to friends and customers de-
string to make investments or to fund their hVe-
twenties upon advantageous terms without rednc~
.tOn of interest. FISK q hAiCh
THE CENTRAL RAILROAD OF Iowa, connecting st.
Louis and st. Paul, and running through the nness
portion Of Iowa, is now nearly completed. Inc re-
manning million of its per cent gold First Mort
gage Bonds ia now offered at 80 and accrued interest,"
Parties who desire strictly frst-class investment
on one of the very best roads in the country are in
yited to examine into the merits Of this security.
Il pays fully one-third more interest than Govern
ments which are taken in exchange at the highess
market rate. W. D. shAriOcA. iIeaSurer,
SO Pine-st., New-York.
After a full examination, we have accepted an
Agency for the sale of the above First Mortgage
Ronds and desire to recommend them to our Gus
tomers AS A THOROUGHLY SAFE, AS WELL AS PROfir-
,n,p INVESTMENT. JAY Cooke g. Co.
Pamphlets with map, may be obtained and sub
scriptions will be received at the CoMPANYs Or-
yrcEs. No. 50 Pine-st., New-York; at offices of JAY
Cooke g. Co., New-York, Philadelphia, and Wash
ington the BANK OF NORTH AMERICA, and bank
inu houses of HOwEs & MACY, New-York
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03

The State bond market was again duh, and devoid O
speculative life. South Carora g. new, January and
July declined per cent to e.; To- 6 DID, sold Al
ca Missouri &c, sii; Brooklyn s. Water Loan. sS; and
New-York state rs Bounty Loan, l0i Tho following
tha ids
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03
ne were the hids for City Bank shares

Railroad bonds were perhaps a trine active.
Central Paccs held at 9l09lb and Union Pacncs
sold at s2k Frsts and 72s for Incomes Kcck Island
rs were firm at 97l0s7I. and Firsts Of C. C. and l..
c. at 7ss979 The following were the bids:
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03

Nrw.yonx. Wednesday, Nov. ., 1870.

The auction sale to-day on Grange Mountain,
n j., by Hazard Apthorp n Co., was wen n,''nuu sN
ye n,o, offered wac sold as follows Site No. for
sso No A. for q 600 No. IL, for 1850; No. H. Tor 1000
No Is, for taso; No. A. for siaso No. Ia Tor saiSoi
No II. for eS05. .. .r.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03
Citp Rfal estate for Sale.

LOR SALE-HOUSE or LOT, south west
sirtyfeconds house a5,60 feet lot
rs Philadelphia brick es ami Mansard roof
cellar heated BY and eonta ns ~
modern four large I'd oo anil thre on 81
eoor opn attic Tbs built Mr. j. h. Brown for his
and built bou the The Adjoining
lots stable be purehssed with s house pe oI nous
lOo iee inches aena and
stable $1,000 mortgage suit Inquire Of HOMER hORGhN
Q8o6) 1rnete
1ITH-ST., near Sixth -ave-FOR SALE, at
moderate price srse 3sOry: bgh soop bhek HOUSE, Ai
imuroyemepts Apply TO NJ A. rutland Co, Beekmanst
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03

Coleman Benedict's closing quotations follows

Gold ted during the forenoon at III to ill., the bidding
the lower figure being quite spirited for the time and
seeming TO indicate that almost any quantity would be
the price; but after the Treasury award
made known broke down to loE and sold freely ut
that price, the Treasury bids having rather Unexpectedly
been taken TO amount OF S75s0O In excess Of the
81 advertised for sale. There will doubtless be
gnashng Of teeth" the part Of the speeula-
tors for rise but people generally will welcome this
change for the better in the policy Of the Secretary of the
Treasury indication OF his disposition 10 thwart the
schemes of who propose to gamble upon the neces
stiles Of the mercantile classes. further depression
may be reasonably anticipated upon the declaration Of
peace between Prussia and France. And then shall
be the session Of Congress when may expect
the adoption OF to restore the country to specie
payments. 1t will be dscreditable to Congress IL
the present opportunity is allowed to pass without def
mite action upon the subject and it easily be de-
ferred without exposing the members to censurc and
complaint. The problem of specie payments can be
solved this Winter, and successfully. They who favor
indefinite expansion and imitation will oppose, but all
who desire TO place the trading and industrial interests
of the country upon sound basis will welcome the time
when business is conducted upon redeemable currency
The of gold sold to-day thesone million ad
vertised the accumulation Of interest the bonds
purchased for the sinking fund The gold loan market
has been easier though coin for delivery is still scarce
and the borrowing rates fat to 14 per cent per
diem, and 2, 8, and per cent per annum.
The specie shipments by the China to-day si62 5ls
and by the Wisconsin, Gil 0ea total Of s463,53. The
days business at the Gold Exchange Bank was as
lows Gold cleared $6,4l6 OoO gold balances ls7 5s
and currency balances $l,6+i6lS. The following were
the quotations:
iS lssS nsS m: a l M: Ill III ,s liz
iIsS. IsS LII i'0 H''nis '"P n'.i'' '0P MILL
At the sale of Treasury gold at to-day bids
elected aggregating t5O25O00 at prices ranging from
lloH TO li1o9 The Treasury accepted sl.7S5,oOO ut
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03
Ic.rsfully reported for Tn. Txrsvs.i

ICarsfully for TEE
WEps Nov. Z, issd.
AsHEsPos srm, with Air demand So T5as5 2 Pe.fb
are dali and prices nominal a ssdSs IS
coTTos-TheI has been good demsnd but prices cws, % n
the and less aayees e
tssl aes eso last evening and 72e srvs neau
~ for consumption 6 for speculation and lto @
future delivery the marke; fairly active ba lower p
sales last evening Of 800 bale: soveobsI iedleIs @ Dssss
l6dl6c l0c January at l6}c 300 February 6lc 100 hre %
board Of Charleston lsc to-day zoo, November 6altsc
cembe i6a6ic lo January, leic 200 February l6.e and @ &
h. Charleston at s!e all on basis OF Low NdBng We 9uote %
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03
Foreign Exchange has been dull and rather weaker az
the close though quoable change. The fol-
lowing are the current rates

The aggregate amount Of exports exclusive OF specie,
from the port NewYOrk to foreign ports Tor the week
ending Nov. i, 1870, was $3,856,163.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03

The Government bond market has been dull and rather
heavy under the decline In gold The feature was the Ten
Forties, which freely dealt tn, owing TO the
determination of Secretary Boutwell, to allow ss'es OF
new National Bank circulation to the extent OF 80 per
cent OF tho face valuation of these bonds instead OF IS
per cent as heretofore BY this arrangement the Ton
Fortes are likely is thought to be substituted quite
extensively in place Of the per cent bonds already used
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03

a. the basis Of circulation. With the exception ~.
bonds, the market has been quiet, til steady fe-s
at the close Messrs. Fisk I~-.a report prices ~.
foIIo
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03
Brooklyn Real Gsiate for Sale.

Brooklyn Real Gsiate for Sale.
AN ELEGANT BRICK HOUSE, A. M. J.,
IA Beiiorisv "a feet wide tao blocks from the fonntan, for
SALE CHEAP; $1,000. s C0CKRoFf 81 Pnett, Room TO-
EOR SALE-Immediate possession, No. 278
opposite Carroll Park Brooklyn talu and de-
rsb location HO0sE three basement and cellar high
ferries To eIamine
premises for to KELLOGG No Broadwsy New
NEW 3-STORY, HIGH-STO0P, BROWN
JAMES A. VAN BRUSf,
435 sevenh-st, Brooklyn or IS South st. New Yorh.
WANTED-TO HIRE, with immediate pos
w session HOUSE. With modern within 10
walk Of City Hall Rent from $500 70 slo Address
G. p. c. Boz ll2, Tribune Ohce.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03
,rx vonK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1870
arrtioT Sales of Real estate.
OIL. PrHRsos, Auc,ione'

--->
O. H. PrEHsos, Auctioneer
u MEILICK, jr., a. BRO, Auctioneers
And dealers in New-Jeney Real Bsae No. t1nesa' N IT,
m sEI at Aucsu the Exchange saereon III Brcaduay H.
=. m. 10Th s.y Of November 1910 the CONTINENTAL
uorp, .,,e n,.,h n J. with all m furniture and equipments
p.u psrie.lar at snee Of No Pnest ~ l.
" o. youssos ", Assuonesr
RY JOHNSON g. MI L LIE H.
=. 5si k...Ssri coz c.D.s ~, s.vYosn
GA, Reudepees stores Les County Seats and frns s
sssd :sS.ssd JOins nss,s Aoese. s... q ssrn 6s ae
MORTGAGES SALE.
O. THURSDAY Ioh day Of November 1870 =, -. ,.o,
., n oeoeh n All he reh tide interest of CHARLES MOE
RLL sad RuddLEs W. CLAPP in and 10 the ae' " A'd l''''
We '' "MlRYLANp MAaIEs nARI n 0onPASTss rsTs BANKS"
IT, asS sroos,sy Il iocsd within ysrds sf The Court
Uoo.e a. Upper M.rboroueh Prince Geogs County Maryland In
nedis,sly the north and north east limit :. a , ~ - Es
Tbe,e Bsns are distant Bs Lasdns chipping lens On The
InS sh uDdsr ys state Il es.pou sus hs'
bsLia
Cuh she ratification shersof BY ne G Ces Ss
inie en day sss Ths hundred doan Of Ss psrenass
;. pal. down When The prsps, y 4. ros o.
c. L r. P0ILL0S, Assgsses
No. 224 south-st, Esv. Ysrh.
SHELBY CLARK eoidter,
Upper Marlboro Nd
VALUABLE ROLLING MILL at PUBLIC
sALB-wH he soh public sale on TUESDAY, feu Iso
O'Clock the vabkc house Of David hni 70 hs goruosn o.
.Ss % S: astES r'n ROLLING ssss,
Itures and machinery for the o. snSss .. he
fs.'s H.. Sa ss S Reading
''E vel &c . S % aSa
establishment ee oer has the capacity Of pcluslng apuars
finished iron annually and has every fsnV ior
80 MERKRL. sPAFG Co
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03

COfFhE-bsEs are nrn ba th. demand hsn. ~, h,rs
West India grsics Gnn sales Baltimore Cerere OF IL" '
Bio, and 2 So DO. New-York secouEt AZ.
FLOUR AND NEA-The maket for State and Western foe
liberal arryas ipQry export lower, The 10.
loal and the med and high grade. are ieaeS on Iss .s
op bnying for ineste and shippers hold ef purshss
10 compss esgoes No and super psHy ana ss ~
the sales are Il, BOO bbs We aaote; .a.ss A
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExcnAseE.-nRsr CALL

l0s O'CLOCK A. M.
kdk,o( Gor<r0qp r,af Hon<fS
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03
professional Notires.

n ID. HAMMOND, M. D., formerly Professor
" Of important specalhes Medical College ~
OGoe 2iS Fiheth Thia Y City, Nervous Debil
M and al special genera diseases &c Dr. Hs work soc
DILES OR HEMORRHOIDAL TUMORS-
All kinds positively, perfectly, and permanently end by NC
CASDLISS NJ. d., No 2ooi ARCH-SI, PHILADBLPhiA Penn
des with lind OF PILE Internal
RIt.ru, Bind Beng Itching there positively kind Of
deception perfect and
slightest dsngr without the slightest injury to the pa
u,u, In Instruments also rs
tai. Fures Proalsu liberation Of the lower bose Patients
houe i'll cuIe they desire Can
refer roo 20 ppors cused in Philadelphia alone
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03
Danrina Ara6emies.
&eafbsrs.

A FRENCH LADY of experience, and with
"A The hest POSITION school private
arf will also give Drswag and Painting Jessobs No objection
nsvel Address q. B., Boz l06, Tribune 06ce
A LADY, who is q thorough Musician, and su-
IA French and English scholar with ten rsn expert
prominent families has few hous densged for school OF
private papila Address L. n H., Station x.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A male
w TEACHER the higher Esgisb and ksasmn-
drs and references T. T. MACK, PRINCIPAL NO
pssonsl interviews unes by appointment
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03

At the sale Of Treasury gold at to-day, bids
elected aggregatng t5O25OoO. at prices ranging from
lo.H TO llo9. The Treasury accepted sl.755,oOo ut
lll.ol 45lo0 to lli.O9 The following the details