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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-04-22
April 90
Lost,

NsSa ON Saturday tho 10th inat, in
Columbia, on tho road between Columbia
and my residence, three miles from town, on
the Monticello road, pair of Gold SPECTA-
Giles with colored glasses. Tho finder will
receive suitable reward by leaving them at
my Office in Columbia, over tho Bunk of Scott,
Williams & Co. j. F. ENSOR
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-04-22

1t is reported that an immense "pigcon
roost" has been established in Pennsyl-
yania, commencing about six miles East
Of Sheffield, on the Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad, and extending nearly 100
miles. covering tract OF country somo
six miles in width.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-04-22
Exchange House Restaurant.
MAIN .STREKT

MTEALS served at all hours and at ehort
lYl notice, i'll beat style. Lunch with Soup
every day from II till 1 o'clock Regular
Dinner at 3 o'clock. Bar supplied with finest
Wines, Ales, Liquors, Soda Wator, Bcor, &C.
Also, finest Cigars and Tobacco.
PAYSINGER& FRANKLIN,
April 2? Projectors.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-04-22
Exchange House,

i9S Main Street, Columbia, S. C.,
DEING completely overhauled and prepared
I'D for tho summer season. is now ready tor
the reception Of regular and transient board
era. with fine largo airy rooms; table supplied
by an experienced cook. Stables on the pro-
misses. PAYSINGER & FRANKLIN
April % proDrirtorH
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-04-22

A man named Harris has been swin-
ding the people of Anderson. by repre-
scntiug himself as land buyer. and
having succeeded in obtaining possession
OF several hundred dollars belonging to
unsuspecting individuals, suddenly dis
appeared.
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Just Arrived.

A fresh lot of genuine imported CANA
WERY BIRDS-spendid singers.
TNAS beautiful assortment Of CAGES. Call
oar]y and make your selections, at the
April % POLLOCK HOUSE.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-04-22

can confidently say that SIMMoHs' LIVER
REGULATOR has dono me more good than all
the medicine ever uscd. 1 shall never be
without it. JOHN j. ALLEN, Bibb Co., Ga.
AIT "A
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-04-22

FOUNTAIN OF HEALTH AND BEAUTY Purify
the blood" aud enrich tho stream upon which
life ebbs ind flows. Uso HEINIrsu's QUEENS
DELIGHT. 1t enriches tho blood when thin
and watery. Too many neglect the condition
Poverty Of blood is a common % DISEASE. a'"iYn Tie
chief symptoms arc "palencss," feeble pulse,
loss of appetite, indigo stion, ila,ulence and
irrcgularity of tho bowels; low spirits, head
These points are always found to be connected
with poor blood. The "QUEEN's DELIGHT" is
a life cxhilarating elixir, and should be used
at this season. Get IL bottle. For sale by
FISHER llEINITSH. April 5
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-04-22

SELFADvERTIsED.- VITAL1A or
SALVATION FOR THE HAIR carries with it it's
own bost advertisement. AS the light shines
through tho bottle you sec that the liquid is
and find tho odor agreeable. You apply it,
and it changes gray hair to any natural shade
without soiling lhc scalp or producing head
ache. Nothing can be more harmless. AIT t3
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-04-22

~ Fortune is like good swordaman; she
scOrns to encounter timid fearful man.
There ia no honor in the victory where
there is no danger, and it is an adversiiy
that the mind is tried and purified.
OhasteDings are blessings sent us of our
duty, and what is duo to the goodness of
heaven. The Affections o great mind
teach others to suffer; for example has
it's salutary influence.
The Spartanburg bar has adopted
series Of resolutions complimentary to
Judge James l.. Orr, for the time and
labor he has devoted to tho business of
the Court.
Snow-storms arc reported in York,
Greenville and Pickens Counties on Sun
day last, but the fruit crop is uninjured
There was slight fall Of snow in
Macon, Ga, on Easter Sunday. April II.
The ''oldest iuhabitant" was astonished.
General Thomas had twenty thousand
dollars insurance on his life in one COM
pany.
A woman may laugh too much; it is
only comb that can always afford to
| show its teeth.
Why is windy orator like whule?
Because he often rises to spout.
ILL Ooiohous ucSlIOuS VI eAtCuStVclY
introducing the "Old Carolina Bitters"-
it being o most excellent tonic as we'll as
u pleasant beverage-keops an urn con-
stantly filled on his counter, for the con-
venieuce of all persons desirous of test
ing their virtues before purchasing This
preparation has been extensively used
by some of the principal families in the
State, who guarantee its purity and eff
cacy.
Iu order that the merits Of the cold
Carolina Bitters" shall be fully tested,
and every person be benefited by them,
Mr.. Solomon will give it gratutousIy
to such persons in ill health as are una.
BILE, from INDECENT circumstances, to
purchase them.
"Just the thing! Such is the excla-
nation of the Dyspeptics who use Solo,
MONS B1TTERs. N2l
The weak and emaciated mother Gays:
''My health and strength is restored rs
the use of" SoLoMoNs' BIrTEpe. MI
81 am strong and healthy, yet to pre-
serve my good condition." use Solo
MONS BITTERs. N21
"Oh! what nn excellent Tonic" is the
language of the invalid who uses Solo
MONS BrrTEns. MI
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HOTEL. ARnIvALs, April 81. Columbia Hotel =
T G Barker, D Corbin. G G Memminger,
Clyde, Charleston; J H NIcElwee, r Simon,
ton, n &; II Jones, Baltimore; J Trotter and
son. Charlotte; II Goodrich. Is Kilbum
Connecticut; JAS Cosley, wife and two chill
dren, Barnweli; G Nollin, Boston; II Fant
Greenvillc; j Green. city.
Nickerson I0use--J Woodruff, Charleston:
NJ Dixon. & r r; Thos Moorman, Now
berry; W Wilson. Jr, Yorkville; w II Hardin,
Mrs w II Hardin. Miss Fannie Moore, Chester:
x NJ steele, Columbia; d L Black, i Lowry,
Yorkville; J II Hendrix, ri Hayes. Lexington;
L M Brown and wife, BIaster Willie Brown,
Master T NJ Brown, Charlotte; L w Crawford
N G.; J Watson, Anderson; VIM NJ Thomas
Chester; Ashley Smith aud wife, G l. Hca.
ton, New York: L piuckney, Charleston.
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LIST or New ADvEETIsEMENrs-
G. II. Baldwin-Assessor Internal Revenue.
j. L. Ens0r-Spectacles Lost.
Paysingcr l. Franklin-Exchange House.
Pollock Housc-Cana.y Birds, &c.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-27

COT BiThe dem'nd has bern sht i'f ~ mi G encouraged
- g b ire favorable tenor of Pie kilograms ses OF ~ III S
Iafsyeite kinds moderately aciive HL1 N'''
5ssS Dynugo n bond private terms -, .-oe % activity in
Hour AND MEAL-Ilefo bss been goc s8Ss5 cheaT 70
,srT sri St,ts Elour to-l,y demand beng oo1ueI
S,no, 800. lb sre ha3e 6ruer. Fsn iran sIe t'eN az &
rree re1ue Ct Ground Four ses well 81 iuu psieS' S'
New-York tribune., 1870-05-27
1--WE STOCK MARKETS.

TmRSptY Nay zAs cattle beng offered both az
M 1t Oalu rest on Ihursias We give report i9f tha
M TIE feerts morning - at Weeiawken ana ~ AZ
Those the latter place 548 head were mol very
' s11 M as fol- ss OF Of Monday ioT similar
tra: -, ,,.,o
Illt Pagan hal strong cwt III steers soi at ltc
sthuef averaged about ~ for s lAS Ill steers laying ne S'
2 . ,cia
Thompson for himself and Coon l48 IT, cattle eNt s lot "a
. l. lr 81 70 csL. and scaled 10 10 gTos'-
Weelasken % common 70 ueIian qlA soe
f . AMI Nv TeIsrs ard early sold follows VIZ;
To- Srs r ~ Moris 10 stie III stters common 70 ir
cs 81 "a Cc aud with Dudley lt sults q oN IL 0A''e
I. Wood Gillespie, - l6c- . y, . .,el.
40. sJ.-ers for Morris. l3 H. steers q cvt at ltte
d ye..ir so % AMI 80 Texan for lNal1ei the ater
Al c OF H. eie 20 cwt At l5 ana % gooo
rf- J. llefs "A cg'.. at u. ll.c 10
sn.ls i IS of the n Morris cattle scant q cw, at l6c
f5I Es-eI Their 10 Ill steers al I54 Ioc Oh
D. Duiv H. seers, ior Morris al ia 6 on q cWt
Roe arr walls for - cattle and car sheep
,uyF slowly, al Conmunipaw ard car ct
and
.r fea H. clipped tep n b a. Gic SO do
~ Al % % % 90 &c. and = o. ~ p DC Also 20 Jersey
@ a h. al Re: Of 81 J It sc aud 100 OF 81 Ii 81 l4e
recovered lie via II cars az M. ns cars 70 70
et gc
New-York tribune., 1870-05-27
noYRsTIC MARKETs.


S-sopp NAV 2s-Cotlon yerv dun; Mdding 22e Four fairly
~ more steady; Eoaaritt supstue, - y - 90 do
Ultra sS7Q IS DO. Pmg - Ia 81 5O City NILS Superhne
krtra g p - FlMl!y, 19e91i West
oupeflh &5u Is co. Extra - sos DO Family - %31
s. Wheai steady, Marylsli s so 81 Pennsylvania ~ 80
Wsasn 81 zOa 2s Corr a3garce White, 81 8d ~; fellow
l5Q TO- steady 6Z06c Provisions TIM and unchanged
Hy md In good deUsnd bui STOCK scarce a. ~ ua 81 ~
PBILAbKpnA. Ma 2COt.0a urctaIse No QleTctfon SZh
Cee5 r9naal S6QS8 90 FlsISsei-Tarket bare ToIr-
sst vi gb AID declined l5c KTIs - .9a s5 north eiefn
lrfs F1ry $50 Eg au DO S5 5O056 25i Indians ald
90 G 70 50; Fsncy, ga So Wheadeusnd hgli and
ouoh baey u-intsine1; Wsteu sDd Penn rana Rel 81 y@
IS Waite 81 4y4 A.. Rye held al elHpl TO- Corn active
is. H 100 lOl. Oats STEADY state bJ0t1c Petroleum lim
ise lgc klLe1 &c Groceries quiet PToysons-denano
- PoIs ~ 80 WHISKY steady at 81 W Tor western oA
hW0s % fOr WOOD
CcAGo Nay -Pour-P Par inquiry for low gs1es Wheat lower
- tea,e No al g sller Jule 9sc eash No at 6lc saei
ed 76G1o No nOnns Corn II good demand No a. S3ci
- she seller Jbrs; Rejected 1sdDc Oats IN fair demand a. lbc
fy Dull END Bomins No &c Rejected fOc No al BE-
',9 sc asi PIegbts-AOre Inquiry asking 4e fog Corn SC
p Wheat sn1 3e Oats sah 70 Buffalo. Provisions nac
Meas Port S2s 75G$z for Regular Land held at iec Meats
.5-sNy ulchauged
lola Ny -POur steady. Wheat frmer, No White aIchi
% u ~; No. Red sl 2i; No Red, 81 li Corn que and
i No 92c No 9Oc Os dull AMI unchanged. Fre ghs Gull
is-hbeS 50W9 bush Corr, 1900 bush. Osts 2OO bush
AttsT hsy 2e-Wheat fnn, with moderate milling demand
~ With sales Of WeeIn Yellow at ~ aud one car
= bA 81 I6 Tor White aud 81 - for Round Fellow Barley
h1s " bush C made private sTmk Oats quiet sales,
~ Ststs At 63c., Al SasqueAaHna depot
AiO inactive aud unchanged Wheat quiet sales
l No Milwaukee Cl1b ~ 81 10; 1900 bash. No do az
~ ssJ bash Do at ~ Oil; No Chicago nominal Al o. 6
~ ee with No Mixed Westem offered at 5c Oats
uoiE4y for Western and Oc for CANADIAN kye-hales
bush western Barley fair demand HgbSius nominal
fsfk sEd LId unchanged Ffgtb trm boa's are scarce
New-York tribune., 1870-05-27


My seFerr seare and better chco. grades .e.
ZEE e s . S r. y w ss S and y e q % r H%SSi boS has.
I'm wIS u. y 5 81 s SSh S No MlT::E; s.y g Club
t.r,'q Fysl'Is' p bend Corn Ms *I . i.I he,s Hd
a 20 s,s@S. S5Te SSssss = to-. Caa fgsrSs sSF
Ss u fS T TRsd ST1Ssi s psos &c S%
York 4e % Albany 90 49, Gran en- 5d Aed l 70 Boston go 30 TO
& Wheat. :. S o @'c9 c6 S is ".1 kiSS
Nmy%snS Ma, Flour 9,n and aa.s,nssi wnea. firm
% re- pc5.as m % S n. Gi asSSs SasSsSsS aS1 a At s. s
TO Baa Sc to o.yos0 & Gs'iS SI b 90 Ss bush fSI' %R o bush
DrTRo My 26F'O qge, 9 90 SG$l 70 for Gsoice Wheat
Fe1r sSsy tad W Th.s' g qpsS@s'd Se Il, Corr ,t stead, 9,
Choco White Rye steady a74oe BARLEY nGgnalg unchsaecl
ss5S GSSH . o s d RG Pq%P1 .aP M98 a ~ 5 s 10 %y
% Sd 81 @ S 0 fi % nos 81 held S B1S Meas a%s tS nd
fm Shoulders held at l2c sabe At ic sides lSGl i0I Clear
seq 5 % loI s9ogd ~ asc for Clear 1S, ES Ss "a
eel St the quotations EIghaose steady at par suyirs
Wheat 9.c cash. eu seller June for No during the
afternoon dull at 9 seller Mayi ac seller June Corn easier and
Oats du and lower ia $40 Rye quiet and steady 800 for No
Barley quiet al ic HghWines quiet and steady 81 o. in ronhound
roo1 aS ana sSps a. k,e oss on S3 ~ rp & tos s a.
IS % & ~ a ~ Sa SIRE ess a ssiy ~ 1 & S Fo1 10 % g so.s bs
Wheat 1900 bush Com 200 bush oa' 1000 bush Rye 1900
Wheat $4,000 bush Corn, OoO bush $3.50 Hogs Froehts
CLEVELAND MAY 26whcat srer; No Red Winter 81 2o No.
sRei III ia 81 s Com 5estins No. & M5e S No 2MSs
held QSC. 81 Barley nominal.
Lou May 26Tobsoco active ard unchanged Cotton quet at
PC Flour heavy $41 50 25 for Fall - - 20 for
EHta - M 10 r Double Extra Wheat heavy No Spring Sa
8S Choce No Red Pail 81 OjQ 81 Choice 81
81 s. Corn declined s1ed 2sa67loi yellow 9Caa5 White
IL o. declining, 55a56c Barley declining; Iowa
4Sc Rye STEADY 002C Whisky-Noug done Provisions dull
Pork s9 500 $50 BseonShouers l33 a3e Clear Rib sides gc
Light Clear Sides l7l Lard nominal Cattle active @j0B Live
Hogs steady - 55d 80 25 ReceiptsPour $50 bs Wheat,
1900 bush. Corn $500 DO Oats, 5000 DO Rye iOc DO
COTTON MARKETS.
NEvORIEiNs May 26-COion dull ami unclsngei Mlirg 226
22tc sales 500 bales; bales
total 800 bales; stock. l6, rs bales.
SAvANNAH Ca May 2Coon quiet and In light demand Mding
2l3c sales 100 bales; receipts 745 bales; stock % 90 bales
BALTIMORE, May 2C0t.on dull and unchanged; hddng 2c
sales 10 bales receipts 81 bales stock, $500 bales
NORFOLK, MAY
2 O5l bales
GALVESTON, Texas NAV 2-Coon du and nominal Good
dnsry c; sales 80 bales receipts bales; e1pors-coaswe
4J7 bales; stock q 325 bales
Boston May 6Co;on dull and nominal Mdngs 2}.c sales
200 hsles; receipts, q bales stock, 5000 bales
MOBILE Ala, May 26COtiOn dull and nominal Mddnrs 2llc
receipts 2l4 bales eTpos-o NewYoTk $50 bales wOelns
bales; stock 81, ,l2O bales
New-York tribune., 1870-05-27

!, ta. but will probably bC raised in few days 70
- "a accrued interest The coupons are payane
1.nnary and July making them the first year WIN
n,ed interest and gola at 49, Il per cent invest
msnt and about per cent thereafter; famph.G', ,
,b ful particulars and map can be obtained ~ '"0
Office of VIZ, 80. 80 -~4l 90 ,l,o Co,npanv
% Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-27

PEIROLI NTre is dEl bu prices without much changes
shipping and small lots 10. II buk
, ~. bhs balance this month. and
August 2ss In SaphhaSe sale Of COO b5l
4
ECB-T demand s, good proes higher a1i the market in
positions sales Of go Carolina al q 6c and 1000 bags
g. ou- l.-. gold IN bond.
sAgs ere dan general slack prices show
ug OF the wotd Dee difficult 20 sell above
c-c Good Rsuug the transactions eIlace 80 mos
r Tor Cuba; iU0tc or Po, cO aud l0J boxes Havana on
ys,s i.rs Ee1ed tsuad iOnr rates al except Pow
srd Which up IL q ijtc. - .--,,,- .
% lover See i DAN IS ~ dlc Timothy Seed is ssable as
ss s5Q58 R0ush FAX SEED is quiet at - lOd +@21
IALLOW scve. bat prces without ehangei sales
D -f % 81 2! Cstc .--,,, -, 49,,
Nkl moderately active and sealyi sales 10 DDS al ~ VI
New-York tribune., 1870-05-27
Cbarcrs tor Dusincss 0len.

ENCLISH PATENT for SALE-COvering
Il valuable s RAILWAY SPRINGS some Of which
iu Also RIGHTS in other foreign
Apply TRENT BlDWELL, No Dey-s; Hoom z. n \
DATENT RIGHT for SALE.-A MECHANI-
Cal TOOL which has to be saGiIr and the sale OF which
may without l' There patents covering
IT, having year other - y chance for
person wanting permanent ard profitable business Address w. ID.
RUSSELL y E5Tk. \. j.
DARTNER, SILENT or ACTIVE, with $4,000
5000 establish very profitable business (Ians Cont
mental Exlress end Corrmssiou
FAilres Box 622 Post-Ofce Newport. r. l.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-27
Geip nanie0.

A RESPECTABLE BOY WANTED. in a store
kA-One who Ewes With his References Apply % SO ClHe
MEN of good address WANTED in profit
vi able BUSINESS. Address, X. T. G., Tnture Office
NVANTED-A thoroughly competent SUR
w vEYOR; also good DRArGITSMAS Apply sTACKP0LB
BRO, cor OF Fulton and Pearlsts, New-fork
New-York tribune., 1870-05-27
prCrTpTS OF PRODUCE.

- Nlyh Rirer TCsfb. oBd Ir.tTodfs.
YAv266 ptg Ases pigs BesswaT ll bee9 SP''on & 49,
La,- ss ~ bnsh Rheai. bush Corn l0'OD bush oats
~ bush re To- ush Malt 300 bush Barley 81 80 bus9 fta
% n o. i s-5 iags Meal, 100 bhlOa Neal o. b1eprs
~ MI. Tar Os5 bills Rosin, 40 bblS Pork, lOo Rkgs
Heats 85l pks Butter l8i4 psg Chess ~ bois hfgs
Nh TsIi,w 40 Db Lari on rs pkgS Drol Fruit, go pigs
o. Case b5s Co!Fer 80 bhs WI;sly 80 Lac gAes M1o 9 i ~
ro boxes TooaoeO, G. pk6S Rice Oo9 pkSS Starch 49,
Mgstar
New-York tribune., 1870-05-27
THE STATE OF TRADE.
rf-DOpEAN uARKTTS.

x NAV 26-li:JO COnso opened at 9iI FOR monev and
account securities steady United states
r. egty bonds 1882 8s 1865. Oh tti 1874 %i Ten ioes oJt
sea; Enc Rway sles lot ILLINOIS OeA'rA iOi A'Ah1e
Lvrrpoa Nav zC-lla0 a. B.-Cot.on opened quiet hdding
r tf lflDg Orleans ulalIid Wheat, per GENITAL Tor
9 Wte AID or No Red Wessern Corn ~ per quarter
I1Ss Nav 22 r. rnAnercn securities queti United states
fesr bonds u 1901. stocks quiet Ene M
- ls Inoi. Csntr4s ll03 Atlantic and Great esteIn %
LvEHp0oI 22 mBesdstu5s ere hrm Co3 s trnsi
t yly ghr POrk dun. Bacon, ~ = c"t iOf CuHDetSiA
n fgeee Z. = cst. grades OF American hne.
LSBoN Nav is p m.C0nSos cosei at vi iof mong alu
a. a. srorrt American securities closed trWer ana hsle'
ted states Twenty bonds 1902 80 6o5 o4 65s; 20 III
Stocks aay; Enc Railway shares, ~ i4"Ao NNN
lsi; Atlshtic Great Western % ,,.,,,.-- ,-,I.
LiyKRp0OI bay 25-5 In.Coton eosef du MlAng Ipus
iqIGd firg Orleans. lQll4d sales Of the day lOO bales
fng export and speculation Corr l5o per quarter oi
k-fouean bacon, - cat. for tuDoeflandtu.
LosDOa. 2Sugar active. Sperm Oh q1et Calcutta Lnsed
s 6J LSsi Oh heavy al al iO - per tan IuenAne
Al cxt.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-27
Geeirres auo nleetings.

4 PIJBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING viii
n be held at BhByoORr RAIL-, Hn osrth near I sse.
THIs (Frdayl EVENING. peakag O0od s1SAs. Cess
everybody. -------
NOIJNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
-Mr w. 4. osMIR Nl rclGe his WANING at oaetl n
the Lecture Room Association sdgcct; EN kom ohof "s
turned into House Of Pray eT'
New-York tribune., 1870-05-27
Amnsements
'J'HE GREAT
Il BEETHOVEN CBgTBSNSL MUSICAL JVBTLEBL

'E'HE GREAT
Arrangements perfected for the
GREAT BEETHOVEN CENTENNIAL MUSICAL JUBILEE
70 take place in the City Of New-York at ths
, AMERICAN INSTITUTE COLISEUM
COMMENCING JUNE lo 1870
Tho Coliseum will be altered and enged give soco.nsdaas -
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND PERSONS.
The occasion viii be notable presenting npssst ~
Z" Secetes 10 The country, sEgregalRs over
THREE THOUSAND SKILLED SINGERS
A Grand Jubilee Orcbesno Of
FIVE HUNDRED AND FIFTY INSTRUMENTAL yrRTuoa.
comprising the chief in,runeniaiss Of the continent
magnificent ensemble Of the Stars, Artists aai chorusd
SIX GRAND OPERA CoMPAEuA
THE FOUR GREAT RBGINESTAL BANDS
hsm this and neishboriug cities aggregaing
TWO HUNDRED
BRASS AND REED Observation-Disclosures,
AND
COLOSSAL ORGAN,
together aunets which, IL believed -
make this . .
B.fo pleasure announcing that the musical desAas ~
lnirustei 70
CARL BPRGMANN
Conductor of the Ph harmonic SOcic$JI
MAX MARBTLBK.
impressario and Conductor Of Grand Italian Opera
GEORGE r. BRlSrON,
Choral Maestro and CONDUCTORS
AND
PATRICK \. GILMORE
The Renowned Protector Of the Peace Festival
To these will bo added many Eminent Conductors Of visiting OhefS
Socoies.
peonnel the array magnificent rrogrsmneA
aad the details eItenso will IN the and evening p
peTs Of -.. - -
The sale Of seats will commence
CIV EASTWOOD Secretary
M ffuiou .hUare
New-York tribune., 1870-05-27
COTTON MARKETS.
financial.

ONO MISSISSIPPI RAILwA COMPANY, I
OfFcR SO WALT. NRw YORK, May 10, 1910.
THE SFMI-ANNUAL INTEREST, due June I,
1870 the Preferred Stok Of the OHIO and MISSISSIPPI RAIL
WAY COMPANY will be paid after the of
Coupsny No 81 Wast Newlok The Transfer Book, The Pre-
feri STOCK will be closed May a. al o'clock ami reopen
jane a. 10 O'clock By oner Of Etcgtye aua Finance Com
4. ID. HAMMOND Secretary.
THg Mutual LIYB ISsUKANcE COMPANY or NEw-YOEK,}
NgvYORR MAJ p, 1870
N0TICE.-AN ELECTION of nine Trustees of
" this Company ake TIE places Of the class whose ra Of
expires by Limitation, tie charter and Of see TO M
vacancy u aa0er class will be bed the Office the Company
MONDAY the sixth Of June The polls the election viii
be open from z o'clock noon, till ocock afternoon.
J. NJ. STUART, Secretary.
OFFICE CoLUNBUs, CHICAGO, INDIANA CENTRAL
RAILROAD COMPANY, CoIUsFrs Ohio, May 1870.
I'HE ANNUAL MEETING of the stock
boilers Of the COLUMBUS, CHICAGO AND INDIANA GIN
TRIAL RAILWAY COMPANY vii he held AZ the Office Of the Company
the City Of Columbus Ohio WEDNESDAY, June 1870 between
the hours Of II O'Clock and o'clock for the election Of
FIFTEEN DIRECTORS for the ensuing and such Other
bus before the meeting.
The boo for the transfer Of TIE capital stock OF the Company viii he
closed IN Columbus Ohio sud NWYofk CITY at O'Clock May a.
1910 and closed until e morning Of June ?, 1870
GUIlOS NOODLE. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-27
Jnternnl Reucnuc.

Egv-yoEK. April q, 1870.
NOTICE is hereby given pursuant 10 the pro-
~ visions Of section 80 o The a Of Congress entitled An act 70 pro
Internal support tie Government and Interest on TIE
public deht aTpo sel jane J i amended July 18th 1906 that
neglect refusal pay Internal Revenue t a tLe Unel
hv G. H. MURRAY Co. Of which firm ZACHAIAH r. SIM
mons a tire time the ad tar imposed, have
d.irauei upon rca. title interest Of ZACHAAH H.
SERMONS certain ee parcel OF llrd with the improvements
thereon situate Broadway and Grsnd the City
S.yYork bounded westerly Broadway ery in the
bJ lot No Wsma norhery side BY Grandst
sou'hery said containing in trout AMI
thirty feet each side hdnei feet which shall
l8h of Nav 1870 IL O'Clock nooni at
30l WestF Fourteenth IT., IN the City Of New iorE -
W. b. WHITE, Collector 6b Dist, " Y.
The above Sale henhy ADJOURNED TO June 1870 at the
sll place. Dated, May l8, la71. - - o, -, NJ. 81
New-York tribune., 1870-05-27

WALLACK's. -
w PROPRIETOR AND MANAGER. Mr. LESTER WALLACE
SPECIAL HoTICE-Nr wALLAC x he's to Announce the
CLOSING EGHTS
0P THR PRESENT BRILLIANT SEASON,
which will terminate IURDAf jane and which viii sentA sene
Of attractive pieces
THIS FRTDAy) EVENING, MAY d.
for the second time, NJ w. n. HnTlblts br T. Comedy,
AMERICANS IN PARIS.
Characters BY Mr. John Gilbert Mr. Charles Fisher Mr. D. T. Pst
gold Mr. J. G. williamson Mr. Charles Rockwell SIR L. ~ HohAHA
Nr J. Currsn, NJ IS Louisa Moore No Rfe
The Performance viii cOncadr with the toG,t
TRYING IT on.
Chshcter by Mr. Chsrs Wyndham Mr. W Leonard, Mr. n
Holland Mrs. John SETON, Mrs L. Phillips Miss 4 Or
TO-MORR0W-SATURDAY MATINEE
Atllpm
THE LOVE CHASE
SATURDAY NIGHT-(sSs timel-THB LANCERS.
MONDAY, May 20.
For the frst time this season,
Tobns standard play (presertel in It's endr.t,1.
THE HONEYMOON.
TUESDAY, May 81 (fOr the last 'me Buc stones Comedy.
MARRIED LlIR
WEDNESDAY June flor the season. LoVefs beast
fll play, - .. -
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY MATINEE, and ATbi;Dh
night Of the attractive bills will be presented
uculars Of which will be duly announced.
Summer will MONDAY June g. when VIII
presented the successful drama, .
THE RED LIGHT OR THR SIGNAL OF DANGER
produced after elahose PREPARATION, with NV SCtNIh hr'
pom MBNTS and KFFECrS and POWERFUL CAST, inciunf
the author, . ..-.e..l.,...
New-York tribune., 1870-05-27
THE MARKETS.

Csrcfurg reported for THK TRSsSs ~ &C ,s-o
,spgSPos are steady ssd fair demasd 30 3S9 f'N %
huness has been moderate and the nafktt vim
- no change In prices be Qust hu' ts gaGed lsn
al ire close: s.ies OF S5 bales oN last e'ennt OF
i l,9 were taken or expor', 8 for cngplon anu 20 20 o
~ S,-e in yer- 1ast evennr 50 July az 22c, 100 o
T S se ,ov lO0 NAV l2c July PIE, and 400 ST 14c' ="
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-01
THE CUsTOMH0USE.

The employees of the Customhouse
were paid yesterday for the month of
January, and were of course greatly
pleased, although many of them have
suffered extreme inconvenience from delay
in the payment of their just dues. There
seems to be fear that the same delay is
to continue, and already these stipen-
diaries of the government are beginning to
wonder how they will be able to satisfy
rapacious land lords and patronise the
butchers, while waiting for their slow
coming salaries. We do not understand
why these delays should occur. Those
who are properly on the rolls are entitled
to be paid and the estimates can be
promptly made accordingly, and, at least,
no delay occur here. We do hope that
matters in this institution will soon be put
upon a good Republican and business
basis, after the perpetual muddle which
for year has prevailed within its walls.