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EDUCATIONAL.


Corner OF Rampant and Congress streets, Third Dsos
New Orleans, Louisiana.
The new "Acadeuy Of the Holy Angels 4 sitcatsd
asss sas s:
mspts ocmmooSa and thOranshlS ysnfiiated a9ordinS
all the advantages which contribute 70 the heetA sno
T1ps 81 an denominaalons are adhittsd but for the
promotion order and regularity all obliged 70
The system Of sducstiou embraces the French and
1nF:s Essssns %sessns esa Ss
Con p AZ and Hs;:rs and
Tssa9a Pc
ASsrCnony, Botsny, hook. kespine lathenatics ste.
Music Drawing, Painting, Plafn and Ornsmental Nee-
dlework Tapestry Emoidsry. Artificial Flowers, etc
IN ADVANCE:
Board and Tuition In French and xnghsh, Pc. -.
Per quarter g 90
EXTRA CaARGES-OPTTONAL: :.
Music ON the Piano. per quarter ~ ~
Use Of Instrument ....--...-...-... % Xxx
Vocal Music -..--..--...---. y, 20 ~ ~
Drawing .....-.-....-.-."- ss 90 ~
Paintin0 10 W
Tapestry and Embroi'ry.. ..-..---....-.-... 60
Artificial Flowers ..--.--....---.-- ~ ~
Stationery ..--.......--.-' -, y W
WAL III w
Use of Baths summer season, per quarter. Zoo
The classes commence about the middle of September
the end of July. by an examination anu
BOOKS, etc. may be procured at tho Institution ct
S1ps are received at any time during the year, ind
Acaiemv Of the HOLY Angels. au22 1y
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ct. JOSEPH's URSULNE ACADEMY FOR
d YOUNG LADIES.
SPRNaFIELD, ILLINOIS,
formerly of Charleston, South Carolinal

This Institution is adapted in every respect for an
heaithfu and retired The building is has
All the improvements and IL heated throughout
by furnaces.
nzed of the best qualified for the foEpston ana
nothing win 30 loft undone to imPar to the pupils CON.
dcd 70 tho Of the ladies of st. Jossphs Academy
shorough educasien a ths ghe,t sense e tho word
oare. Ruafng and training the heast .
In Of the Present condition Of the sout
advantage of Board Bed Bedding, Washing Tuition In
English and French voosl and Inss1nnersai Mnsio
$500 per annum.
Superioress at Springfield Illinois, or Rev. VIM. 8.
spI7 Il 90 - II. B. BRADY, 10 Union street.
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INSTITUTION THE SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH,
Corner ST. Philip and Galvez streets,
New Orleans

The government throu shout this establishment is
mid sre
for all In snort thu sister. and no the
yc %hs INSTRUCTION Is thorough in harmony
pit the 90 g. e
sure correct pronunciation -,,,,.,,,
and distribution OF premiums to which parents are In
Education is here the object special attention and
II 9pset
n raps Of ars
the 81 the
of st. Louis have fourishing academy.
To be paid in advance as follows:
Boarding per three months 10 70 90
Music Lessons and of Instrument. y GO
Pastel eii painting according number Of pupils
artificial flowers taught to the boarders without exit
1s's New Of ss
issas; u i more convenient spf s. elder e Agent
Js:sp1 v sRss, On w the r .nss
wsef. ssos ~ p s month. IS - ssss "
iDRosrHJxgs o. rHE coLLEeE OF THE IN
5 8 49, I've: 81 !; ss SEA
haps - Pa.ss.s.. E.
recreSSion; sokns dom TIE Axiy Of the pupfls, et ~
~ TIL thsff - p n, they are constantly
'e TSs sonse Il embrace. Greek Latin
EDgliah Ffench Poetry Rhetoric History, Geography
Mafhematica Astronomy, Eatural and Mental Phioso
nhv With tho addition ~ Bookkeeping and tho usua
fsomn erctsl branches; also the German language.
Students not admitted, unless they know how u
read and write. ~
lead ug objects of the instr ctOrs.
Eyerv month report In sent to parents etatng CON
| duct progress rank in class and attendance.
The acadernical year begins ON the first Monday
| ocfoher and ends ABOUT the 3lst of July.
TERMS:
Coepiate Course payable In. advance, and In Un1.ee
pr SSsses S%Tf coTyse' s,s fe2o "
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A CARD ..................-..AC CARD.
DIR. EoBERr HUNTER; Of New York; editor .. Of
syringe New and
Ia office e s over drug
Throat, Lungs and Heart,
to which branch Of his he devotes his entire
attention His Improved Pulmometre for testing the
health Of the Lungs and expanding and developing the
Chest In Of weak lungs, can be procured at mis-
Hours from to 4 p. NJ. moi "
y7ALDFMAR BILLIE. M. D., GRADUATE OF THE
fay.
GSn IN the RPy, 81 oF Pro scord Paris
sP is5i.zi 81 FOR AL. KINDS or, DISEASES
streets. New Orleans ONCE ,la 70
i5s to Italian nnd Danish
D. HoMEoPArHIc PHYSICIAN,
Has removed his to the Of Race and
Once hours from o to 10 A. =, and from to a. NJ
From NJ to "a. NJ he can be consulted ut ms nonse
except whom engaged In visiting pa.lenee. N.zIy
DR. JNo. j. REILLY,
Office, 451 Tohoupitoulas Street,
- Or at Drug Store, AT Tchoupitoulas Street.
my2a " New OTleane.
nR. DENNIS HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE
- from 36s Common, to
209.. Canal Street.
-----1 UP STARE
Residence-s7o COMMON STREET.
Office hours-10A to " N and to 9 p M mh29ly
hrs ALLEN g. COCHRANE, DENTISTS CAN
~ be consulted at their Dental Rooms,
No. 12 Dryades Street, Near Canal,
opposite the Mechanics Institute on all branches Per:
"a Dentistry Persons who desire teeth inserted
the came day the of decayed teeth extracted
should call before 10 o'clock n my5x y
Ia j. RIEDRIc
DENTAL SURGEON. Ne
s&ssssss4--=------ (
155. ST. Charles Street.
feb27 1y X -. Corner 9lrod.
nR j. j. MEYLOR,
"A Robertson street,
Between Common and Gasquet Streets First District
All calls night or day, promptly attended TO- tee ~
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nR. D. BLYs PATENT ARTIFICIAL =

i LEGS AND ARMS kVn
The Anatomical Leg has side motion st tho I'D
ankle, the same the natural ono. and CON.
taius aif the iatest improvements in Artificial III
Legs. II In recommended by the best sur. -
geons in America being superior 20 al others u
Each Leg is guaranteed for aye ysars WIZ PEREZ
pattern from 800 TO e5c Arms. with Patcnt sasgl
full finger notion AL kinds OF ArtihctL LINKS -.
paired short notice and on reasonable terms.
Send for descriptive pamphlet, 1t confntna sza@AeL
information, and e cont free. Addree.
LEWIS LOCKWOOD, Nanufectx1ec,
se06 1y 50 Camp street, New OESeAsg Ia
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DUPTURH CURED.

ID UPTURE CURED.
with an experience of than twelve yeArs' p14
tice 10 the treatment and CURE OF AUPTUK8 a.
HERNIA, win guarantees MQgs perfect roAzaks eG11
aDA sscnFaty. and . n.yre xspid tnpzgyemeat -
be obtained Of any ets<ee YEsooks - NBp41aapo -
ssuth. vishoss rs9ssd . ths ses q se
Of tame addicted. AlsO " rs. 80 ss f.
INSTRUMENTS FOR THE CUBR OF Dyzd|
SPRCTES OF HUMAN DEFOHlnTK 0H
HAND OR MADE TO ORDER. -
Can or address, with stamp for circular. DR.. z. EEsC
FERRISS Office No. 10 st. Charles stTcet, mp s4szW
New Orleans. Hours from 10 4. n. toA IN kSAMA
vT,RUssES AND BRACES s43r "a
The following Highest Premiums awsrdod<s
81. SPILLMANN, Manufacturer and p1t&E,
% Baronne street. N. Orleans, 1T the Fourth Leexsa
State Fair 1870, sf.t
Diplomas for Best and most comfortable TsxzB On
both sexes; Best Chids Truss; Best ymbillicA Tcss
Beet Truss Pad Best Shoulder Brace; Best asseUsa8
good Trusses Also Diploma for che best dispag -
Orthopae5ic Attachments =
II. sPILLMANN, Inventor and Patentee Of Ezasnse
without Spring. Back Pads the Ten ror Of Leg ss
Call and examine before purchasing oisc~here Osfaa
from all parts win receive prompt attention scie sE
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IT. srANIsLAUs COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
BAY ST. LOUIS MIsslssPrI.

BAY ST. LOUIS, MISSISSIPPI
This institution, conducted by the Brothers OF the
Sacred Heart has been successful operation since
,ss Tt ia beautifully the shores of the Bay
commanding extensive view of the Guf-and afford
ing of the breeze, and bathing in
healthful anu sein-pt. The Commercial Course COM
nrises ali the branches of good English education.
TERMS
BOARD and Tuition session, payable half yearly N
advance -S1o ~
Washing, per session ---:-.-.-----.. IL W
Bedding per session. (optiona) 10 no
noctD Fees. w
vacation If spent at the institution. SO oo
EXTRA CHARGES:
Piano and Violin, per month, each w
Use of Piano, month. oo
Flute, per month 70
Rrass Instrument, per month w
Spanish and German languages per month, each w
For further particulars, apply apply to @, op,,,oNn
fel4tf Dir ector of the College.
SPRING HILL COLLEGE, Near Mobile, Alabama-)
February being now rebuilt Will open lts SESSION Oh
| the 7th of December next =,
The for the present session, payable hayeariy
| in advance in currency are as follows: 49,, M
| Board Tuition Washing and Stationery. $210 W
Entrance Fee first year only ---.------ 10 0o
Professor viii be in New Orleans to charge of
the studenta who may entrusted their They
the city the 9Th Of December, at O'CLOCK
and circulars address the President of the College, et
Spring Hill; the College of the immaculate Conception
c6rner Baronpe and Common streets; p. Poursine,
Agent, IS Natchez street. no2i "
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III k&aal HALES
go s-IyEcELABlE SlcluAM
nStH HAIR
~ .RENEWZR. 1

This invaluable preparation REMOVES FRBCKL&.
PINPLES TAN, sUNBURN and gives the 6kin =
soft smooth satin.ke texture. II presents valsx
mixture of Powder. Paste. Chalt and whts Pant tle
principal Ingredients beisg Glyeerine and swest ~
mouds well known for their soothing and eMul.i.s
action which cannot injure tho most tender skin. H
the annoyances Of pricklng heat nothing Be GaE
moro efsctual than tho GLYCEROLE OF ALM0erDG.
n L. recommended by tho beat OF physcianA For thA
having freokea preserves the skin from chaps -
cutaneous diseases and beauties tho oompe1teA
Price, IS cents . bottle.
Prepared only by j. FREDERICKS Chemist
FREDERICTON q HARTE,
Wholesale gents
I39 Canal street, Now Or1eAng-
For sale by Druggists and Perfume DoaerA jy17 E
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IMpfsoVEMENr IN LIGHTNING RODS.

DECIDED IMPROVEMENT In LIGHTNING koDs.
would call the attention Of Builders and Properly
Owpers 70 nv new improved Copper Covered ana Gal.
yanIzed Lightning Rods which oner At Ptloes snSt
defy competition. =
rarsfn stsaat5a1 FRED. flick
0o2 ly - 6ArSAns sskSSS
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A CARD
DR. JAS w. BARNUM, DENTIST, 500 Magazine
the marketl has operafed on my teeth WV
great satisfaction to myself and recommend him TO AL
persoDs wanting Artificial Teeth he is sklful and
does perfect work at very low prices.
my22 I'm ID. p. SCANLAN, 2y1 Common street.
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DR. MALoNEY, DENTIST.

mr. JAMES W. BARNUM, DENTIST,
D-- 5as Magazine street tnear the Market)
happv to inform his patients and the public generally
that he prepared to make all kinds Of Artificial
in every case Particular attention paid the
walton Of the patural teeth References from some OF
our most prominent citizens be at the Office.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MABKEr

NHw-YoRx, Wednesday, Nov. 2, 1870.
Only o moderate business was done to-day
IN the orse markell the sales being mostly confined TO
Canadian Farm and Western work Horsos at unchanged
prices.
The supply in all classes Of horses is abundant. and
fully meets the requirements Of the present trade Pecs
are low. ,.,,
corner M Thiry-ninthst and broadway, the following
horses vere brought under the hammer realizing tho
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

waDSEsDAY Nov 2-BEsvEs-Recepts 10 al CommunpsS
mostly B. Hunter and at Fortyeighthst
s stock making 80 head Beside these there about $50 bead
bstDg Monday Statesmen 70 drum customers but
tss ehers he losing Mondays stock and WITH crowded
dd scarcely e nueed lOok at i've stock
fOad Chicago dressed beef received OF II In good
selling lie for Sides; Others poor &c. As the
weather becomes IL likely shall have heavy receipts Of
Wese dressed expense o. bringing much less Besides Is
claimed peng the rather improves
tbe beef Expected arrivals at Weehawken tomorrow n cars
LAMBSArrivss light today via; Al
fty shibs and at Weehawken only 272 bead all told With
scarcely account OF heaVy stocked dead meat
markets r, pretty good Forty yfhst Hume Elliott sold
Of Ohio sheep "a thin 81 u cu ct 4c 76 Of y1 b 5 "a OF sJ D
Also @ Canada ewes 10 at 5ic and IS lambs 63 n at 6tc
KIRBY sold ~ sheep 81 10 at 5tei Canada IO4alS n,
hci - Canada lambs II n, at 5laSsc- :. .
hGw Reid sod ~ cr state sheep 7O4 10 AZ Sc II OF ~ 10
te e Indiana ~ D. 4e 1 state lambs, so d. tc 80 oil b ID
tfcs sad 10 eItr1s, u n, al &C.
J. Iartn sold sheep 81 n sse 10 lambs is b. 7e
and CO u 50 n tg4c.
Al wssrk Kase Hsuver sold 2o2 Ohio sheep % b at
Sc. while r. Lerch out 49, 81 84i ID at Sc -.
Judd Baetbghm sold mosy serdAy lO4 poor % 10 ono shep
ste & o. b. 4 and lG7 Canadss III II, al ofc len cars
6beep due al these Yards
sEIsEArvsls WeehaEfen l8 at Communpsw and 10
fOe Of 602 after 30E yesterday! The mskei
raes ss1 Pive cars live were sold Yesterday 81 $50
sfe qUd ~ lOd Little II only for seectd hght pg
1hs o reports for - due st WeehATken
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03
THE STATE OF TRADE.

hOPEAN MARKETS
SD"" No Z-ll:S COnsOls 92a FOR both money
' sVant American United States
seh5 Bonds cl, s. 1855 old 8 1851 e0 TenForties
Atlantic and Great Western 28s ' ~
L'f"oL NOV I-ll:b nLCotton hiddng Up
lands ~ hadng Orleans ga The s o tb, ds, are ssimstsd
talfOrpA White. - '''"" W'V~Hi P'i ' ~
LosDcs sy'. %1snEar esser on the spot easier sto,t
hosbos NOV. z-l:S fElonrOs bothu
Seehs frmL -" "'"~'' 'S''' wv wv 'A' ~
tehA"ck NOV z-l:S p mTbe Beads.ufs market s aniet
r.s L-40 Coasols closed and
o. s Ten Forty Bonds S Ralv,y - Ia so. Csa
srsl Ipi Atlantic and Great Western a '' ~ ~~ -
biysgP0Ot Nov. t-4:3O elo..s
aoahng Orleans sd9d the Of ths day foot up
i''"' eaes heinins 300 for erpon and spseulstOs
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

= PT NOrta RiUeT. Yesssis and Railroad .-,
h@s 80 pigs Ashes 10 BeeswAI IS bales Broom C0Tn o
bales Cotton al bags Rice Flour 2oI bbls Flour 2 H bush
Wheat ~ 600 bnsh Co 10 33l hush Oats 5l bush Malt SO
nssh Bsy no bush Grass SEED $40 bush Beans 100 bb Co
Meal IN bsr Com Meal 40 Bnekwhest FOur, bDs sPrb
TuPnfBs 91 bb ROsn 7 bbs Porh LOIS pkgs Beef 80 ptgs
ysi Neat ne ptgs Lard 50 iegs Lard, 81 pigs sfeann SIs
Ptgs Better 5sl PkgA Cheese 1913 pkgx Egs 28 pigs pned
ss s kgs Oh Cake IA bb Copper ia cakes Copper ~ obs
"a Ssss Wool 529 bAes Hops S5s sdes LeAiher -
bs Hides u lhis Tobacco 845 bb aud cses Tobacco
q. ss ASAseS as pigs Rice Lag pkgs Starch S bag
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

WI, 1 - NJ sLfoar-sprns R1tss nominal - T5ds5
90 ~ 0ss-s1lss No Corn fa Rejected SOC RYE
m o. o5s. Bsslso Spring dull ice Live Iorr du Re-
vi ~ ~ sea Wheat W 600 bas shpm,rts-ROa 900
isTLs Nov 2Tohscoosas, 10 0tbds q, sa AZ %, F,oi
aai - "a 20 - fog Common Good Lugs - ia tiz 81 Tor
-. - seL % Tag lrn. Hemp 280L1sc.
wa f"@ 'saaj bIts FsUilJ, 80 Grsia vsu quiet
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03

Also Of CHI horses which sold ct iW OF e
The carriage trade Ia quite active, Is we may Juso
from the business transacted this week NJ tine pgPa
house of Demarest Woodruff who inviteo US W
inspect their books, from which we only quote tne
important sales One fusZe elegant Spanish pnae.on'
Stephen H. Condct Newark one fine ladies pnaoton,
to D. j. westervelt esq. Brooklyn; one iuiinas Ie
to Henry Neustadter, New.York one family nx-seas
rockaway, to O. W. simpson Of Brooklyn; one drag Sy
Auditor OF Brooklyn w. r. Backus, esq; one park phae
ton to D. f. Fowler, Haverstraw, N. " one wagonett'
to Capt Caranza, Secretary OF the Argentine egalon
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03

PFTPOIRUM-T1ers light demand for Crude IN buik
from pe and holders their refusing 70 sell Tor
I thar disposed Of 500 bbs spot at that pce e
rket and ,hanged pcst we quote
o. year 81 Upper and s2sS on inc Lower hau
In Rahned moderate demand al steao
OF bls January Febsry and March $50 each month al s
spot quote sus lot Of 100 b6a was soa ~ her
nee, the exports 80 bb Rt IN fhAdehA th
Il u and prices nominal with z bid for November and
23tc bh for December. -, IL. 49,.
steady; sales $50 Carolina 81 6tUe
sUGAR-Rsv doll bot hoers firm st former figures
9id1 sales lO hhGs at lJdot for Porte
0l0 for Cuba ard 700 ho1es Havana al s9It hennu
SRHnS Sed, srr "a y active and steady 5Oa s5 for
l0dle Y for Clover
dull and bomnai st 50 IA. gold 1870. 1869. 1S6S.
Et0ek In importers and nlstOrs bands IN
Boston Oct 81 Calcufta $50 TiNc 3Up
6tock In importers and specu!s on hands in
Boston, 81 Bombay, b9O None None
'a New y YorI Oct 81 cacutta 5000 aaIs
Stock in importers and speculatsrs hands IN :, 50.
Pr sss current Oct o. perush god 80 ii 81 90 81 2os9s2 i
Inc hNAi's Is uu" - Is7O. 1869 1865.
Boso, OF si bags ......., S3s 4T3 1927
Stoct 10 importers and speculaiOrs hands IN -.
NesIOrk Oct 81, ,bags................ 100 900 49, ZVN
Prices Oct 81 y B Sc @ ltdllt lOto d
sTRARIN-The market Oversocked and there demand
quote 4 l2dl7c for Common 70 Prime.
better demand 81 steady poes
1000 n a 81 GSc for TO prime
WHsKY-The market moderately active aud bm bot no
higher; sales Of 30 bbs iron bound at SSlc
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03

unchanged Pc ss M ro.' lss sss g srsr s,s sss's
'1Sss csss.4ss % Nov da 10 Rs 81 lsssl 70 Ne
=. 4; !, : 4 s: ss ';s NJ y ss ss 'c: 10
sss s. me: Z 1i;s; s:.'. i's ;;s'
r c:., .s..: q. :. s. I'd ''''d EASY
's b..so s M: &:s ;' - s s. ':ss'
9. y ,l & u M,.. s ss'l s ss. 81 l' o'' heavy Re
Ss;' S..sy Z. s.sss F. S'; Mss
sSs. M f, sss .ss he'd. !sss s
+: r. =: "a: % Is S :' :s s;';' $50 Sc:
~s:i ssssnss ~ Nov os.,. qs. xa..f sl Per an
Coed g Prime 81 asa Oi Ccnnon P.ir s I'D 81 so w
ss 6 Cor s ssS ss ..1 % e S ss a ss'Ss
Ham,. sf% :as Sc ss' La. asss ! sis WHISKY bette,
l7s % Gulf is es.1,lrSS B.II1xs offered = sG t:,si
ssf : ;ssIs ss, Ees +. sss . Demand sspss.
q g. ssss Ts. i.s.s s .n FosS o ssssss
sn, q %ss I'm % W %l,. :' sps 1s: Red R " 81
H.D da Western and Iels. 10000 MI.d
Western ss o.s Arm AID unclaimed Codes and hel,.e:
Unchanged s %s.y steady f''' "'' ~ a'
sc s s re- ST. ~ o Ne . E's so q " ss % % ana Fs. ps.si
sSsh s Wheat S1 bush Cora Sec bush & o, Is @
Grain in store Nov l. eo bush Wheat 5000 bash CorH o'
bush.
steady s nstsv.s ed Wsa. demand % ssI
sns pssi g. Ss Si IS he later ssaI. outside price.
aS s sa Sat-. ss 81 afs so %
. he ss DE- & E, Is M r. s's, sssi sss
West Osts in sr demand si sodS3e for Cheago Toledo as
o:ssso and r,sh.ss sale. ,sso Ss,. ,: :,
s c Double % H Eias Ti.. Ssssi car lo
:ssS:.s Ca. @ I'd es s: 's'is
10 .sss. s'ls Ma4f.E. sS%sss .S = assIg 1
sSe e : hold R1 sGs. 60 ss % IS the s' %
SeTYoTi d. Albany s &C. Gran .1d Mn f.sd To Bs:a
S ss 30 New Tc e. S ssSy ~ tan oa a'ss Re-. lTpS.1 H.,
Canal RIpOs-7 800 bush Wheat u 900 bush Barley and SIS 700 feet
BUSs.1o T. Nov .s.c.p.Your 1000 sSh whs.. 50 900
sS,h Corn 1000 s3s S Oats 5000 sq;a ,Bs BARLEY o p sG cs
C.s. Freight. unsettled Wheat itc Com i2si2ic o.s &c.
'pfs 81 a. S SesS Ss.aiss i IS bush Old
No. 1'Ss western a r7is % ''
sS:n sS:n, % B.y ss inactive Porn steady Lard steady
i6iaistc Hgh.ines &c., offered, and SDc. asked
sOnS Rsl. No IS WSe. Qa %sat and lower No. spns
81 Is Com arm and higher with fair demand No @ Oss
barley declining den.nd No 77c Hgh~iPe. stronger
st s md sSS ino I've o S and declined to s. oa
Dominsy ssas6 Fegt' unchanged RsePs 600 bbls
% sasS Rs 900 lu,s Barley Hoss Cattle
eo S Fsu % SS Nv yDss, soU S sh aIc Con- sS bush
CSoSsAr Nov CotOn good eemspd at full prices foreign
Ss sd. sa . & f' z cs1 5
dropping New 5o953c Old a Rye quiet and weak at ne
.i Ta sIs g. Mes PORK dun and SwCr sales. zoo Sb
NO ss% N @ & s Bssns"5e @ d s sa ssS
SSs 3 & s's the @ M gV Ssn.ss sss n .y.se s a1 g S a
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03

RI remains dull, and prices are nOni.
re 3Sc bbls. at $24dS24 50 for Old
re delivery. Beef Is qaiet, but prices
II Sl0d SIS for Plain Mess, and is
ef Is In moderate demand and the mar
for PRIME Mess, and $50 for Intis
IN prioss we learn Of no particular
g . Il for Western. Cut Meats are
' 81 sale we quote at l4s 4sdl4lc. for
. quo at 9lQlOtc- for City. s Lard il
les Of 2Oo hbls. and tcs. at l4e for
al5c. for fair 10 prime Steam ior fu-
her. on private terms.
-. a.. oor.n,nnf;rs demand rA0nires
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03
textures ano Meeiinss.

- Il
A MERICAN INSTITUTE:-A stated meeting
~ ~ H. ssre viii he held THIS THu RSDAY, Nov attn o'clock
m at rs rO0h' Id u' '''' Cgo PEyToS. Rec see'p.
TUSTTN MCCARTHY will return to Amer
a. !, o,,olsr srh LECTURES Topos Of the dsy Al
80 .,s,usy.lg AMERICAN LITERARY BuREAU. 131 ssssss
It, Es~.YsrA p o. Ben SOL
MIR JOHN MITCHELLs LECTURE ai
wi COOPER INSTITUTE GaATrAN AND OBRiRN."
saPices Of the sh Grssss, SsA,S eyh an
eor ner Thursday vih Aois good
MISS KATE FIELD will Lecture on Life
xesns" Por and dates address Mi.s yELD n Joys, Bosoa
DROF. III. ID. MOVES, Nj. d., viii deliver a
il LECTURE the PHYSIOLOGY or SIGHT" befse the
Womap tph aI,argl n th
opening Memorial Rooms "a Masoasve THURSDAY
~. ANNA lENsNOi.8 President
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03
COTTON MARKETs.

COTTON
BrIsoRn Nov -Coton quotsby lower Mddngs
leic 400 bales; net receipts rs bales cosstws SO bales
total 100 bales stock 4+1 bales
New 2-Coon less active prices mAintsin med
hiidtugs l5idl6c sa $500 bales; net receipts 22l8 bales
57l hae total 2Ts9 bales; eIpor-eosstwse go bs
stock 50 800 bses
BosroS Nov steady; Middngs lie sales 400 bales
receipts IS bales coaswise 6l5 bals total $50 bsles sot
1900
GALvnsros Nov 2-CO.iOn FIRM Good Ordinary, 14c sales 800
bales; netr receipts bales; stock l52 baes
sAvAssAH Nov 2-Coton active offerings light; Mddnes 5ie
sales 500 bales receipts 5+4 baes eIpo-cosstS COS
bales; ssock 6s $50 hsea
CHiRIysTos Nov 2-Coton active Miidlngs Isle
sales receipts. SS eIports-cosssise 5iS4
stock bales
wnsISeros Nov. 2-Coon quiet snt steady Mailing sic
AS paes receipts 39l bses eck. 2 lS4 ftlek
EoRyoIx. 2-Coon fm; Low Middlngs, l5c ses 80
receipts Ills bse IA bales stock
bales
MOBILE 2-Cccn strong Middings i5idlstc sales,
also bales; the continent 2l
bales; coastwise, 1858 bales; stock 1924 bales
, 1870-10-16
THE POLICE COURTS,

The case Of barney Westgate, charged with q
deadly assault upon lsasc Marks, WAS again coz.
tinues', the complainant being unatle to sppe,r
Ills fpnt Is patatyxe, and he Is not likcty to rc
cuyeE.
The examination dr Albert Dold, the napkin
ring thief, wa9 cnntlnuetl-
The examination OF uenty Wilder, a la :s5c7
charged with swiuslltug, was continued till ths
99d tntt.
r. s Traverse was hcla to bull In s.,oo1 fol
further r1anl:natiGn Oh charge Ut rot,ery.
Mrs. SteIIIe0n Has flaCsf faS for throwing IlTt,
water on the tscad OF Mira Doolcy.
-1lcnrs 11xeh aas t!:,et1 R2s far stealing books
- HnHf*F ~ vaS1ants an1 GsuaSasds cJn
rle1ed The back list
NoETH FtHE cOCHT.
George EEyft Ea3 RrEtEneA on I charge 0'
highway robbery. Oi3ter Dargan stated that
wh,!e he WAS raF1ng prisoner home. be heard i
erS of dsirrhs Ut the curucr vi W-tfr and Clask
street,. and. on huF75tng to tn. spot. ht
St!lains, who we're HJtn1 TO s;afrote HIN. The
thEevcs escaped, I'LL tus Cnylc. lie WAS held II
bstl tn s, ,00o for further Investigation.
u. l. joyce v as held for trial On tho charge o.
cto!a from Mrs. Norris Joyce was boarding with
thl N. and left without paying bis tl. but, As Ne
cul,ry, he left a sealed box containing Botuc rea
estate.
of Earrotsrg Pat Ryan, on Market street, wlltt
the !stler was dHr1nG In his wagon. Another
+c1untTcI. who aided DQcE, Matlc bis escape
MsLonala WAS nel1 10 S1 go bail for further ex
John Mcclury was fncd to for drunkenness
aggravated by the fact that he knocked down anI
bruised RfelVw prisoner In his cell
WEST SIDE CaUHT.
Ed Powers WIS held for thai. IN 81 ,0e0 bail. Of
the charge OF aseaulttng Thomas Quluiy wee,
-Myeral smaller Cares OF larceny and dssor
detiy counurt, wctr t1sl,uecd oE.