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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-29

5 s IL ssS s... Ne P:r. as.'; s "a Is
d esay n; s;. s ,m ~. M, S' sts,1
RI Mdds loose L,. noe sT9 ,ata Ard to9Hss g $50
Sf o .ff; medium s. e az s'' :cc nSs Steer:
81 sgss p for .' q ma Receipts for ts zoo dsy 800. Zion,
Barley 40 Hos sbpnens oo sll FlO1r 20 o hs.h Wheat
PuLApsLPHIA March 2a--Co,.on du Mailing Upland, 22is
e sa Flour I'D ass.ul. %''s Sbs. I'D
T0s9sHss s Cor. sn',S fso. Sc o,. ssa M Nc
doll sugar Dun At ss for nh AND good Resnns Cuba Pro
'n n ~A s: : ~ P m
ana rs.E MSs', .is.dy ag % a,sni
Ry, 81 Pors srn At sTissr 50 Bacon arm Rib
IL S1I s Is segs ne nin' s for
No. i ns S No Oats gate, q, .s s No Corn %s.n9S.
S. X ySS, SPs What s ri !; go f F s
sIls. oAt. soesle Barley duh ;, 81 s. per c.staL ~,
MI1sS sc' so Quit s sss ~ ' s
&c 81, e SSe6e L.s glse ros q. 80 B.os on
T 10 March SS A' 1oi ts x s S
: s Er F,% g WE. a.. ss r; : P sa
vision; arm Porl h.d 81 B.sonSho9dsI. ne, Clear
sss.ft..: s I.is G5sSy-kss .5sss s.,
Corr A aed o: ss s Se sss &c
cscssarr March asFour good demands Family ESQ
nd ssnsa sa@ $685. e. as1'a for Choice Oats .et,.
soc Rye drI 63dasc Barley unchanged Cotton steady To
s aso' hs as "a for Mess 'i Poi sin but qt
Buk Meats hat quiet si13dlJial4c BsoonSdes 10 if
demand 51l5te; held !Gte higher Sugar Cured Hans IL d
Lard held 5 both kinds ErchAnge frm and scarce pA9
premium buying
nal 2Q2tc Flour dn Fall Supertns 80 5Oi Extra - s1
choice Double - 75d - heat unchanged Corn
quiet unchanged dull 50d52 Barley dell al 81 o3 for
choice Minnesota Rye 063 WHISKY rm AZ al sJc Pro-
Visions firm Mess Pork 81 Dry Saed Meats que Shoulders %
refused Clear Rib Sides Die refused small sales Of Loose PIC
Hams l Rough Sides lli Bacon steady at he for Shouoe
Isle for Clear Rib Sides; Is G6c for Clear Sides Lard nominal
Cattle unchanged Live Hoss quiet at 81 5Od SO So Receipt
Flour b6s bush Corn 1876 bush; Oats 900
bush Barley. 22OO bush. Rye, 5000 bush
TOLEDO March 28-Four dnL whest unchanged No White
Michigan held 81 q; regular White Michigan, . rs Amber
Michigan O5 No Red bed at 81 u; No Red 81 Oh! Corn
advanced 2d3ic No Old BE New s3Ic Oats advanced lie No
O. Reeps-Plour 1000 bbS; Corn, 200 bush
Shipments-Flour 1850 bOs Corn 2, 400 busb
2Four In fair demand and market unchanged
s,les 400 bbls IS Is for no Spring; S66s6 IS for Amber
Winter sc IS for White; s7GSI . for Double Extra
Wheat unchanged 81 II for No Milwaukee Club Corn dali
for Unbcited. I, hleed unchanged; Shorts. go
ship.tuss S25 M5dings s30ds 53 iun to quality
Railroad Freights-P1our Boston. 6 10 Neviork Soc to
Albany hlnfsed Boston. Mes York
IS -; o ALBANY. ~ 10, p tun
BrYyAIo COS 500 bush Com II 80
bush Oats 1873 400 bush Barley. ~ 40 bush Rye so hush
Is so bush Flour unchanged WheAt
New Ohio track oas snd RE neglected
DULL 1000 bush Fonrrow-d Canada shade under
Pork du s7 IS Land dull At Isle Hghvnes-SAe 20
bblk at CSC. generally held at 81
AIBAsI March 2Wbea unchange Rye quiet e, COARSE for
g0d9bc for New Sa Oats firm at 315c for
setye; sale. lots No State AZ i Jefferson
County. 75o No Canada, s5e No Canada, 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-29
COTTON MARKETS

R.rrxoek Md March IS Cotton trn bones are asa
higher ss Middag 22ie ssss 2s bales ne, receipts 70 bales
oosnt.se n bses; liz bales stock 40 bales ~,
Sy.s..a "a March --Coton quiet, Milling 2.e sales ~
bales receipts. gs bales; eIpo oos.iss 100 bales s'"ei ''
bale. ,l.au,. .
CH,RIxsroS s. C.. March BCo'sob quiet and steady hhenhg
2, sAles l5 bales reeeipI zII bales exports ooA'"e ' ~
EonyoLx March z-Cottob dul Los hddInr. zoe sale.
bA.s receipts bales. exports eoAsssse 'J bales toeA 30
kxvOELxAss March 28Coon steady aud 10 h denAndi h1
dlnss 2c $3.50 bales; ust rroep 'lo bA ...sts
ESi
Fpe, 3sH bales 10 EesYort M bAIes, Bostoa sl bales
stock, m '1g6 bales ,,, -. ,,o
GAivzroS March 2aCotou dull Good Ordinary 1910 sales ~
receipts bsIe eIporsto France ~ bats Aio'h d.
bale ,.,,-t-- 49,
MOBILE Marcb % Cotton dali Nddng PIC sales 200 hAei re
ceipt. "a exports o. Bale siocL &C. ~ bale
BosroS March dali prices nominal hddIng i'
sales bass H. bales csslse 30 bales "A S''
ballet siook, I5e0g baIcs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-29

.,,..av drawn from the rich agricultural
1egons adjacent ana ~ tina most
rt.n. ave, negotiated in this country 1t is based
roortoa0e covering four hundred and thirty
'"iV- lis ~ main line equipment, &c, for which
hsre Is ample present security in completed road ana
work done. ,..o
xand activity III the money markets OIL the woria'
I,;s Of crest Importance TO purchasers of railroad
securities to secure those which shall be "iuoiS
Known and actively dealt in and have ready mar
let hereafter. ~.
For Trustees Of Estates. Widows Orphans CIel'
svmen. Farmers, and prudent investors generaiiy'
who desire to invest money securely, at reasonaoio
rate of interest, and avoid paying the premium On
Government Bonds the loan Of the CHEsAPEAhh AND
ONO RAILROAD COMPANY affords the desired ohan-
mel for investment and has been selected by US Win
special reference TO this extensive want
The Loan is in Bonds of 800, sou ana sloVo
.Counon or Registered They have thirty years 10
.rrp Interest six Der cent, payable May and
November Principal and interest payable IN Doid
in the City of New-iork
Price. 90 and accrued interest
Ronds delivered at all points free OF express charges
FISK & HATCH. Bankers &c. Nassau-St.
The FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT GOLD BONDS OF
r4he MIDLAND RAILROAD continue to meet with much
flavor from investors The Issue up to the present
,+ime is nearly exhausted. What remain are still
offered at par and accrued interest in currency.
GEORGE OPDYKE & Co.
25 Nassau-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-29
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.


March bales Cotton - Ashes ty btgs Cotton
Pour 1tl7 bush u neat $50 bush Corn 1898
bush Oats Malt bush Grass Se S7 bush Beans
80 baxs Corn Petroleum 9 bills Spirits TUrpen
tine Crude Turpehube lle bbs Tar ~ bib Rosn 30
pkgs Beef pkgs Meat. $40 Lard l& Butter
IA pteA Chess 47 bbs Eggs rs TADv. 81 pIgs Lred
rrut. So bbs WHISKY 40 bales DOL 2So bales Hop, ~ sides
I.,tb1 sides HIDES bundles dss a. hhds Tobacco - boIes
Tobacco m O pkg Starch SO bags Peanuts 10 baes
Mos. 80 pig. Poems, 20 bsles SIM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-29
THE MARKETS.
Carefully reDorted br TIE TRIBUsK !

Carefully reported br THE TRIBuski
hoSDAI. March %, 1870.
ASfIRs unsettled and prices nominal
COTTOkThe has been moderate both for present and
prices the market closing steady
II 20 % which Bj we're for eIpo
and transit; for uture
oehys sasorsy 200 bales MAJ Gle 100 2 no June
s2Ie july 2le to-day $40 April 2e 100 MAY 2c 300 At 2lc
l8, all Of Low MddBg We quote Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-29
DovFgrIc ntPgpTs

CaIc,so Msr-l Erclalg l aHl unchanged lonf you ara
uuouaHgr hHs5t in~r zoe. Tot No ~ ihe A'i'' D-
ri t.4 l.urr a. fYT &c. = 49, i ~ ID '' '
gaae a,rn"oa frm ln,- g.. 30 2 80 J., 'sS ~
grade. OsS EV.accd tdisi SiiVe ~ 'aE'a->
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-29

Will n" VAIILk AK fhOh.-IIlnOis. 5,23l Mis-
guIl b@- Ne"-l OK, ~ Ohio. "a; Indiana u.s. Iowa
20 Kentucky lO4 Canada IS Massachusetts q; New,
jersey Is. 49, 0'
krSARKs-ln the competition at tho opening trial Of
ss4iGx AL the tarsaiA the .ane aay IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-29
ALBANY CATTLR MARKHT-MARcH 30.

Recent. cattle slightly Of week and $3.50
quality the Illinois 1893 H. brought zoe n
brought Ole and ruling for good 20 choice ga
Sc fair good 7ase. Mich oort bring from 80 80 Tor lar L
and 81 to 10Y fof extra Receipts aud demand molA he
eep-Sbeep u 2J head $40 week; al sold lear
sdtic fair good e abe good to extra 7i2s No De
mand for Live Hogs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-29

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MaRKRT-M.RcH o.
Beef Cattle demand this week At advance sales 800
Western 81 3loc. fair good
6di Sheep trmer 5000 sold al 1d5c Hogs bed
sold l 50d l2 50 for sop asa 10 80 for iei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-29

COFFFB-Tbe
o important movement 6e RIO In bot other s' los are quiet At
y6 ssS , IL Is. . s . sa s ssae Flour ar. active. the low
- ~. Seo hss and COED demand s ' but ,S'
a. 80 So So for supersSs Ssa,e a. 7Sas4 30 for
Rr,ri 5000 20 for Fsacy state - sass for the Os
s INST s S s sbI sI Ss. SI sa1S aP
o e. sg'5t s' a, 20 sss5s q f SSi
g. es % t Mite aas wheat SS''' d. ' s So az So @
}.uy IS $685. q 5 5, Louis E1qs s3rls 30 Ss1 Is
9o1fis dan - southern Four heavy the business
sItr. Baltimore and Coas s5ssSss - for EI,a Georrs and
Virginia e ioa ~ y for FAMILY 90 IS eo1s6 20 for EIs MARY
without important change Us bba s4asslo Com Meal
BGos6.st YicGr Srsr S 100 for state,
ERsfGfiTGTo Lssrpoo 6J steamer SO bush wbesna1
has been sss dong Wheat ns ogr ss sAiy
sprs buye respond became and
shs - ~, Sb a. se for Rejected Sprins > o. for
10 Chicago spring Il for No h!Sautee choice ahoat aud
sac. Of iOS sab Canada Bay Ma f.i denaSa
West o. s ans bot ei iG New a6s sc os I aI u:
a ws.,.r store e for STATE Jersey CITY see5Ss for
] a s an. M sC o @ .a j7 S .Sa
. Com S,sr s P S G %.. sS = 9 o. 90 Sss' %
Seos ssl & s6os southern Yellow o. AM jersey
HAY egags end the 6enasd al, qnds hsht ,sssG We
HRMPMAla moderate demand and pee are shS'' change
H1rS Sm New Prime 2oa24e aud do Poor to Good
ObOne 1890 bat Otherwise the
kst d quiet Foreign % all Kinds BouinaL 90
NAVAL STOR-Crude quet Spirits are doH and
bat unsettled, a47e In Resins Ind the trade
DOLL puees Uncertain and BouioA Tar inactive NE
fol IS ess Ro.p.. pail. e5us .! %sss
Common No.. Rosau. window G. 100 sS
kosus. ssrAiDo1 10 a 10 lar notu oo1uy
kOsius, No IT,. - q ~ Tar gtou;'
Eo.ns No -. 80 PiIeh. Cats. y bb. IS e1i
OILS-Aueucsu Lnseed continues dul the
~ sa@S 'i Lar. ~
In lhusd. casks = S'0 hrlph' west ua'i
AMI cd. bbIs. siD " lhIalhJ.'.'.
IruleF sh 5aU h1 Ol oSp0hiseu'" ~
Fish. 500 % bAbk.'.'''
MAJ. Besebd WINTER =, STA", ''''''''" ,SiS
Nhale.............
Man. BeAoht Winter |Oise, nAseie S't-A' ina
n...... 90 o'I kVVI'--',"
Man. IUbl'ebed Win iVINe HlaIs lfSoAsA''
~ o. y GAL. 80
on fsrto wa lS0lseA heDno1''' iV|aU
ppovISOss-Tber, has been fair business to-day
vb brht oreags prices shade timer; tbe N
hght prcrs are lower s~'2
90 bhs At s26 IS Mes the latter for JOB os
-ls25DsIs0 Prme S5JdS9 - Tor Extra Prime sIEd
p 50 p 1908 for Clear for iuin o
lvery as seller May aud Ja1 beei nae
Pan Ness Ezra Ness fierce Beef Is quiet aud
g,ctsured sales Of IS 42+GfE Tor PINE Mess And
so Beef Hsms steady ard IN moderate De
= at Southern Cut Meals
STEADY moderate demand qeote ire range
OF shoulders r salt u li0llc pckk lG1c and Hans
a. pickle small sales OF the choice al oe pa
O. Jon and nominal Bah Meats u @ Smoked Shoulders
Al .gi4t for large and small 1870 Smoked Hams al lIdls l
Green Hams aHd OOl lbs Bellies at 2.diS Dressed
Tas arr lever Lard Gull heavy and
f. 80 hbls l. l4l &c for CJ and l449
yrne fr future delivery. SO tcs seller Apn
far r o5iAoe bat other grades dull Ald Prices have
HLfe nuR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-29

htfsds hshi Al aboo' ora tguIua Of al Ois tsonA
sfU6e.
sUGAkS-Ravs qui dun aud ID. nIkaS nal eond
ton Win s"eL ohers than Ioers Refining
= - Dood <tug Sd.te saes Of 10 hhds Sr CUb
Assvy IA al2ic for Hands
SkhDSGrss, SEEDS ern demand 44l3I for
Glover and IS 75d
Ell IS. CAcstA LiBssst quoted At 81 90 god.
STKARN 1be nsrkes Gull {noes Pnns 70 Choice
ssoet. ladl4!e We hear SaDo GALES
IA1LON-We bear Of DO sales the
t6e demand and depressing the
Ctr COuBIy and TeIa. seminal atsdst
WHISKY Is active bot sithOgt change
al 81 Qsso for wood AIo hoop.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-29
UNITED STATES TREASURY,

Daring the moath Of April 1870 shall order receive bids for
Cold. and ofers Of Beads. As follows
BIDS FOR GOLD.
WEDNESDAY April Gone Million tSinkinE Fund.
WEDNESDAY. April ,o-one Million ts,uk0g Pand).
OFFERS OF BONDS.
THURSDAY April 7-ons Million.
WEDNESDAY. April Bone Million (Siuking Puni).
THURSDAY, April 2i-oue Million.
"WEDNESDAY, April 27-one Million tSining Puud).
They accordance with regulations heretofore observed
Of bid Offer must be deposited ihe'
with Proposals will opened ~ o'clock each day specified
The Treasury option accept Offers bOOds bids for gold 10
eres. Of the amour, Further particulars be had at
this Office CHAS, J. FOL6Bh, hs-dant treasurer " -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-29
Nslp Maut,S.
Chances for CUISINES E,n.

O. nHn TO S10000.-Two good BUSI-
~ SsOOO MISS MIN WANTED BY Honrsbas h.refarsuf-
bnaEh houses In Bsdao BAumoFe Eash
the
safe and prOttab saary $50 with 60.
inducements 20 .nir safe re-n,
best teiefelcrs Irla,se faec-s " :. -
JOHNSON ~ " ast Tsssks,A o.. v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-29
NETWORK CATTLE MARKET.

For THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY. March o. 1870
BesyeA Cosh YeaHa Sheep and Lslba b-iss
6Ti 1873 l2e4 zOlA l3Ng
These were sold al the following marKetplaces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-29

PEI ROLbUM-Tt pe dong either Crude 10 bulk or
Roet 40 tie narAet ssahd prices beng wholly nominal We
Crude lseeT gravity oaif .........e gallon " hioA
hrtned lllUdils prime 70 ny
keihel lllV uhite,
kroUed, Nlotes ynre light vbt;e..........21
Ee.tdu A. LuH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-29

DY GEO. HOLBROOK, Auctioneer-Ofiice jl5
ID Triaye-Wl sell THIS DAT loi o'clock. a. The ae req.
:. deceased, second ave ad
Nn al FURSlTuRB Of above residence CONSISTING Of Fafoc
Velvet and Bruse Carpets Pane
I octave by rovs Dining Kitchen Furniture &C. By orr
Of Ros. inc Brink and r. II. Brink Administrator
ZINE ARTS.-A most valuable collection OF
i Ancient BSGRAvlNGS, DRAWINGS, kIChlsCs kAhs
PORTRAITS SOLD Auction. April and Clinton HAIL
IEAyITT 4 sTRRBEIGH Aucao8eers Catalogues ready
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-29

This superb aud very extensive collection will be sod WlTHOu
RESERVE AID sill exhibition snd after TUESDAY APRIL s.
at LEEDS AIT GALLERIES where Catalogues aud idoos Ia
formation may Obtasd upon application Price Of Catalogue. Is
rent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-29

rT,HE ANNUAL MEETING OF the STOCK
i HOLDERS Of the NEW YORK MINING COMPANY. Tor the
election ensuing for other business
nav legally before The meeting win be held st the ofc. Of The
Conn.nr Room No 10 s,ssau.st Cty MONDAY,
N.V z 1870 .t u o'clock X H. RICHARD, Srcretuy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-29

TT'HE ANNUAL ELECTION for DIRECTORS
Of se National Life Insursuee CompapT Of Ne~York w be be
Al the CON psny. oce 2l2 Broadway MONDAY Ap 1870 ez
70 mn 70 / n m JOHS A. MORTIMOkE. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-29

TNUF COUPONS on the Bonds of the BRU Ms
Il WICK ASD ALBANY RAILROAD COMPANY. Of Geoig. d.
April s be paid and after that date At The bAak's mouse
HENRI OLh" w. % HENRY CLRwS Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-29

OTFICk hNb ALfON X : z
CHic,So III, Mareh ~, $50 :
COUPONS of the CHICAGO and ALTON
RAILROAD INCOME BONDS April J. 1870 viii h- pad on
and Asr that date ohs % H. EsuP
a Co. No u Psest. HeyiorE - -.
CAO RAILROAD FIRST MORTGAGE BoSD5 due April free Of
W NJ LARRABBR
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-05-10
Valuable Property for Sale.

b .s,yr. By agreement With Thomas
:. &Y.X +. Orowder, II offer the MILTON
lun Ia Rr. MILLS. known as the "Big
Ase MILL" in the lower part OF this
District, for sale. It is tho most
valuable property of tho kind'I know OF; it's
location is most excellent for business-six
mlies n from Martins Depot, on the Laurens
Railroad. in a good neighborhood Of lands and
good population, with fine outlet in all di-
rections from the Mill. There are 1T acres
a.taohed a.la to the Miu. and ! have eighty-two
The possession OF tho Mill Will be given as
soon as tho sale is made and tho terms com.
Piled with. Now is tho time to purchase, AZ
tho wheat harvest will soon bo hero. l had
until Christmas, ssix months,) 10 600 bushels
OF wheat, tho toll OF which nlado mo 200 bnr
rels OF flour. Como quickly, and purchase
good property. JOHN u. WILLIAMS
Nav 80
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-05-10

One Smythe. the pastor OF Pre.sby
terian Church in New York, exoite,i the
ire of the Presbytery by treating some
newspaper reporters to gin and milk;
and the scandal having brought much
discredit on the church, they resolved to
sift the charges. The trinl came off
Tuesday. The erring pastor pleaded
guilty both to the drinking of the gin
and milk and to the association with tho
reporters, but alleged in his defence that
his conduct was prompted solely by me-
dicinal reasons. The ecclesiastical court
could not, however, justify their teacher
in taking tho beverage in question for
his kidneys sake, on Sunday and in a
sinful restaurant. Smythe spoke in his
own defence, citing the laborious nature
of his work, and the rebuke which
Christ gave his disciples in the corn-iiold
on the Sabbath day, after they had
plnclled the ears of corn, and considered
that he was justified under tho circum-
stances. Had he confined himself to gin
pure and simple, instead of imbibing so
unnatural a compound rs gin and milk,
he would probably have met with somo
little sympathy. AS it was, he received
'rebuke" from the deacons, and was
solemnly warned.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-05-10
House and Lot for Sale.

NCW occupied by G. Bouknight. Lot cx.
IN tends full front on Plain street. and
about 25o feet front ON Gates aud Lincoln
streets, and covers nearly two ~ acres.
House has twelve (12) large rooms. Three t3)
rooms havo been built in the yard lately, suit.
able for Offices. There is also upon the lot a
COTTAGE Of three t3) rooms, and other
out houses, largo and fino Garden. Water
and Gas throughout; is shaded by fino and
most beautiful Grove of Trees. Tho location
Is one OF the most desirable in tho city, being
near tho business parts, and proper distances
from Churches, Schools and Railroad Depots.
The price will be low, and terms casy. Apply
to- ROBERT G. SHIVEK.
Nav tut
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-05-10

isOl lyou say You are lonely without me-,
that you sigh Tor one glance OF my eye;
you're Sblarneyipg always abont fne-5Oi
why don't you to papa applyar You men
are 80 very deceiving, + can't believe
aught that you say; your love 7 will only
au fait. This trash about eyes, voice and
glances. may do for miss in her teens;
but he who to me makes advances, must
talk of his bank stock and means. You
beg me to go galavanting, to meet you at
the foot OF the lane-with kiss, too, why,
man, you're ranting! do you think that T
am wholly insane? When you WOO q
young lady of sense, sir, don't whine
about sorrow and tears; it's matter of
dollar and cents, sir, no tale of romance
interferes. O! poverty is not at all
funny, (my style will never conceal, } if
L can't get husband with money, o! I'll
live and die Nora O'Neil!
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-05-10
For Sale.

UT O6I0,
DLCKS0NS IMPROVED COTTON SEED.
H0WN from Seed purchased directly of
preserved from mixing or aduitcration e1y WITH
other seed. "i'l
will deliver the Seed, sackod in good order.
ae @ inc Lonlsyiile sn e Depot, South Carolina Rail.
der bushels, or at $50 per busheI fe for u all
amounts in excess e. 8 bushels.
A. p. .AMAKER, st. Matthew's, s. G.
respectfully refer to the below named gen.
ttlcmen, who purchased Seed Of me last spring.
tor INFORMATION touching the purity and supe.
rlorlty OF the Seed, to wit: Hon. Il. J. Good.
wy wyn' Or Or. A. T. Taber, Fort Motto; P. NJ. Hou-
tee,w.q' s9r, Esq' and Wn: paulling, ESD, st. Mat
Captain L. Ii; ". Briggmann and W. B. Muller
ESQ. Orangoburg Court House all cf Orange.
ouTR county, b. u. Feb 0n,oS
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TEaEaEygsLR a FEEIC
i SnaoreIEni No,svs:,

LONDON, May THE defeat OF the
Imperial army at Shansi, in North China,
before reported, is fully confirmed.
The new steamship Earl Elgin sunk
to-day. OF Stains, having oollided with
IN unknown vessel. The captain, mate,
and their families were lost, Only seven
who were on board escaped death.
The death of DIR. Simpson. of Edin-
burgh, revives the controversy respect
ing the discovery of ohloroform.
T. III. Lormena, who, ut recent pub
lie meeting, urged the impeachment of
the Emperor, has been sentenced to two
years imprisonment and q fine of 1000
francs.
ST. PnrERsBURa, May 7.--Prince L.
d. Arenberg. an attache of the Austrian
Legation in this city, was murdered to.
day. His mutilated body was found in
his home this morning. The assassin is
unknown.
PARIs. May 1.-The Gaulois says that
the Emperor has caused masses to be
said In Paris churches for the success of
plebiscite tomorrow.
PARIS, May 9.-This city has voted
$4,000 against ple6iscite. In the depart
ments, as far as heard from, there is n
great majority in the affirmative. Pre-.
cautions against an outbreak are dou-
bled: There is great agitation but no
conflicts.
Full returns of the vote have not yet
been received, but it is certain that the
vernment has been sustained by an
immense maj jority, estimated at 5,OOO,.
600. The city is still tranquil.
6 p. M.-Retarns foot up: Yeas z, 128,-
28S: nays 1,485,S44. Vote of the army
as far as known: Yeas 219,2 200; nays
36,598. Excitement intense, but no
disturbances. A council of ministers
was held to-day, the Emperor presiding
The reported result of the deliberations
are that the Ministers of War wero
ordered to tender their designations to-
morrow, and Olivier will be charged
with the formation of a new cabinet
Victor Hugo has been cited to appear
before tribunal for an article in the
Rappel. exciting hatred and contempt
for the Government.
ROME, May 9.-The opponents of the
dogma of infallibility hold conference
to-day. preparatory to opening the de-
bate on the subject on Tuesday.
LONDON, May 9.-The report that
John Bright will resign from the Cabi-
net, is authoritatively denied. The an
ticipated reduction Of duties on iron by
the United States, causes great activity
IN the iron regions of Wales
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- CLOTHS.
Ten cases moro new style PRINTS.
Our entire stock of DRESS GOODS at still
further reduction
We have marked down the whole stock of
Hosiery and Gloves.
Ladies' Linen Cambria Handkorchefs, GO
cents dozen and upwards.
Irish Linens, Table Damasks, Napkins,
Doyl,es and Housekeepers' goods generally,
which Will pay we'll to buy now and keep.
Ladies' and Centlemen's Summer Under.
vests. AS thoso goods always command fair
profit, tho great reduction will be soon and felt
in the pocket.
we will not particulariZo any moro. Our
entlro stock must be sold, to enable us to
make the improvements which wo shortly in
tend to commence
May j. II. & NJ. L. KINARD
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Gas Light Bills for Month of April.
CONSUMERs aro respectfully requested to
" settle up without delay. All bills, without
any distinction, will be discontinued if unpaid
at tho expiration of ten days from this date.
No further notice will be given.
JACOB LEVIN. Secretary Gas Company.
May 8 3
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England wants the Great Powers to
take Greece in hand" on account of
her brigands Better turn her over to
the Reconstruction Committee
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S25 REWARD!

THE above reward will be paid for tho ap-
Il prchension. or proof to convict any ono
harboring or giving employment to my two
sone, THOMAS and JAMES JONES, who left
mo on the 10Th Of April, 1870. Thomas is
about eighteen, and James about sixteen years
OF ago. JEJONES.
May 10