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The Opelousas courier., 1870-11-26
Pour le bien public.

Ainsi qu'on lie vera par un avis dams
une autre colonne, Nine. Laura S. Webb
&c propose dc Lenner une lecture 4 la
Maison de Dour, lundi proclaim, don't ellie
aha 1udonnera Ia moitie de Ia recette a la
Compa ,gnie des Pompiers, pour lui alder
\ acheter Sne pompe il incendie.
IN notant c1t actc dc gGnerosite de la
z,ar dime Gtrangtre a notre communau-
te, nous devons ega lement ienir compte
.1eE.xtrtsne besoin dams lequel Sc trou-
We notre village, dune honne pompe a
incendie, ct nous considero1s quill est du
devoir de clsuIue cit"yen de IA vile. de
yeMr arpgter son oboe pour encoura-
ger ce projet tout au moin.S dams Iiutcret
du bien public.
Nous avons me compagnie az pom
piers bien organiste, compliant une trcn-
taine de membres actifs, presQue touS
15unes ct r1Gusacs- ct tons ccrtaiHement
disposes sauvegarder les proprittes DIES
citoyens de la vile, quels qu'ii> -snie'l ct
dams quelque classe qu'ils Sc trouvcnt.
II y daus cette compagnie, un tiers,
peut etre, dc jeunes gems qui mont aucun
interet dans les proprietes t'srEies dc
Ii vile, ct qui, cepcndant, font artc d."
1evouement ct De 1esinteress.mcnt en-
settant ainsi leIrs bras ct leurs services
ii la disposition de ceux qui, piHs t..yoii
sts queux par la fortu,x, ont dc~ propli-
Etes sujettcs etre incrnditcs. Qutl CHI
couragement recu jusqu'a present cctte
exapagnie! La vile ma pas su n IL pas
pu OH ma pas voulu jusqu'a aujourd'hui
lni procurer une pompe dune puissancr
qui pepende aux besoins de Ia comnlu
naut6. Une liste de subscription etc
crculee deruieremcnt dams lie but de re-
cueillir un montant sui1isant pour Sc pro-
curer Get engin, mais, nous devons Ia!
veuer, nous ne voyons pas la des noms
qui devraient s'y trouver ct les souscrip
tions iberales qu'on await droit d'atten~
Dire pour un objet aussi louable,--et au
jourdhui eacore nous sommes menaces
de voir tomber meant une enterprise
don't rinsucc6s pourrait causer une perte
de dix GU vingt mile piastres en- une
seule mutt.
Nous COMMISSIONS des communities
moins cousiderables que Ia nStre, OH ron
aurait, en- up jour, recueili mile piastres
pour robjet propose, ct dependant, dams
lie cas- present, depuis plusieurs mois que
Ion sollicite des subscriptions, on ma pu
encore obtenir six ou sept cents piastres,
,qui est le montaut approximate requis
pour rachat dune bonne machine bras.
Nous savons bien que 81 un incendie
considerable venait Embarrassment
se d6clarer, si on face de l'incendie, les
pompiers 6taient impuissants arreter la
destruction de proprietes, faute dune
pompes nous savons bien, disons-nous,
qu'alors les yeux des citoy ems interesses
se dEcilleraieneE ct que les cordons de
lears bonrses 90 delieraient plus facile-
ment; mais ne deyons- nous pas aussi leur
supposer assez de bon sens, assez d'es-
prit, asseE dc prevoyance pour prevenir
I'm tel malhenr! Et pohrtant, c'est celia.
Encore une fois, nous sollicitons en- ia
veur de la compagnie qui sc met ainsi D
Ia disposition de Ia communicate rencou-
ragement que lui doit cette commanaute
el]e-m8me.
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Assasstnat.-Samedi dernier, vers 2
lapras H., AMIR M Col1a ohor 1e,nenranf
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30

Currency Skies quoted at ll3 this afternoon.
This the time they have been quoted in the Stock
Exchange at l13 this month. This brings them within
per Of gold at its lowest price to-day and the Five
Twenties of and 1868 within per cent Of par
with gold at l1it.
But very little done in State bonds Tennessee
new sold at 5Gs 656s Georgia firm at 95b; Ala
bama strong 1922 North Carolina Is, 40. Railroad
bonds and Bank shares very quiet.
The operations in the stock Exchange have been very
light and the principal feature is the rise OF Pacific Mail
from TO 43E The report of the Special Committee,
printed in The TRIBUNE Friday, is regarded by opera
very favorable upon that statement the stock
has up from 80 to 49, and added to this is the gen
era belief that Congress will pay the steamship lines
Pacific very liberal for mail service, to
give Ia ships the immense and rapidly increas
ing carrying trade Of the Pacific Ohio and Mississippi
stock strong at 939t St. Louis and Iron Mountain
sold at 46s. The large increase in the traffic
of this road with the extensions and connec-
tions, must make it a dividend paying stock.
The report OF the Milwaukee and st. Paul Railroad for
and before the close of this year miles of connections
will be completed, to act feeders Of this road The
highest point this stock touched in August
when it sold at s4L do, preferred s2s; to-day It
sold at GjS do preferred S0A Lake Shore sold
at T1; NewYork Central, lOdlOO5 do, certificates.
95l 1885, Chicago and Northwestern, s1t do preferred
S3 Cleveland and Pittsburgh, blO8IC9; Hannibal and
St. Joseph, 1l5! dll6i The highest figure this stock
reached in 1869 in June, when it sold at 39 do.
preferred 1884, The general character OF the market il
strong at the close OF the week. with feeling OF
hdcncc in the upward tendency OF prices based upon the
largely increased traffic in grain at the West and the
low rates Of interest on money here.
We give below the highest sales of stocks at the dates
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
CTrRRRNCY BONDS,

CURRENCY BONDS,
yielding TO purchasers revenue Of
0 PER CENT PER ANNUM
on amount invested. SOME AND PER CENT PRfMH
COUNTY BONDS, principal and interest payable by
the State of Illinois, for sale at discount An ex-
ceedingly desirable security.
GOLD BONDS
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDS OF TIE
GREAT MIDLAND RAILROAD
OF NEw-YORK,
Issued only on finished road, and issne limited 10
about half cash cost for sale at par and interest
EIGHT PER CENT GOLD BONDS OF
MONTGOMERY AND EUFAULA RAILROAD,
Indorsed by State Of Alabama Issued only on finished
road and limited by law TO $4,000 per mile for sae
at 81! and interest.
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDS OF
ST. LOUIS AND SOUTHEASTERN RAILWAY
A road highly commended by the business men OK
St. Louis One of the cheapest gold bonds on the
market. Price, 92l and interest.
The per cent Gold Bonds are free OF United
States tax, and can be registered. For sale by
GEO. OPDYKE & Co, 25 Nassau-st-
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30

O4d O19.
The amount received for customs. gold during the week.
IS 31 10, and paid for interest during the week.
gold s., 9Oi779 81.
Gold is per cent lower to-day. The highest sale yes
terday 1l5A; the highest to-day, ll4b Gold was
quoted at 10 a. M at 11li 1916, 1l4s 1852 l4I 1918,
l1la; /, 1lis; 1916, 1lil; 2:3O, 11Ii $780, llIs.
The transactions of the Gold Exchange Bank were as
foows Ceaances s5l3OOO; gold balances, s2,1i5s9s
currency balances S24672 Holders Of gold paid from
"a to per cent for carrying over balances.
Government bonds have been very strong, and from
to higher than yesterday. We give below the bids
made for Government bonds at the First Board the
dates given, and the hi CHEST sales to-day:
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30

COFFEBThe market is without features the demand ih
moderate merely wants OF oboer Pr
unchanged barely steady except very desirable stock a .!
l287 bags Rio Ell Hermann on private terms
AND MEAThe day following last week n n
considerable eguay and hayiIess most brands u "sn ana
the dull With Of depression The o~
medium grades declined sd Ice & bbl, occasoned by ttr srus,
Europe and decline gold ana eAhai
there
demand the trade and BUYERS not no -
unless at f TUESDAY market h aYor
able advices tribe 6rer with active demand LIT
wthsiandng further IN the receipts Since then We st'o
favored heahul state OF ats and active export Lee
both for Great Britain and the Continent as ~
America West Indies and the Provinces The stock has
creased but great portion Of the past weeks eeeis
previously made the available supply has
pprabe hence the pressure 10 sell oNa 10
Holers Choice White Nheat remain hrm ,1A
Of the u stock through
out Mnnesos Extras have sold Uel ~ could he =
and Supene Flour sold readily Al lie close lu
lair done On THURSDAY shipping Extras a'I eonder -
would have been done but or l il
yaul views holders To-day the market ls active, bot pres
higher shipping grades There Is H scarc "
there been
.nacl sa.rs. l.o.sl Ll.. W. lGo 9:
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30
SCIENTIFIC NOTES.

CANpIF-BEARING TREE.-Seimann, according
a, Jes Moudes has the credit Of first directing attention
% the candle bearing tree found Only near the RIVER
Cba0res on the Isthmus of Panama The fr1lt OF tls
tree very closely resembles unbleached wax caes bN
ing rise 70 its popular name, p0t0 de retdS .nC
tre The botanical name is ifarmentierd Cergrd and
its fruit is eaten by sheep
UTILIZATION OF HEATHER.-M. DrOmanG dls-
I'm ApnaIs de- Genie Cir the large tracts OF
hand IN European countries which produce nothing but
heather or similar plants He recommends the utiliza
tion OF these plants the production OF charcoal acetc
acid tar and other useful products and that the so
when cleared should he prepared for the cultivation OF
various kinds Of hr trees.
NEW TEST FOR ARSENIC.-Bettendorf has
found a test SO delicate that part of arsenic IN
100000 parts solution may be detected, and the pres
ence Of autimOnv does affect IT, To apply this test
the suspected liquid Is mixed with hydToch0rlc aclu
until fumes apparent Chloride OF tin Is then ADDED
and pIecptae containing the greater part OF te
arsenic as metal mixed with the oxide of tin is thrown
down.
THE PROXIMITY OF THE BARBERRY UNFA-
voRAmE TO GRAIN CRors.-A railway company in
France recently planted the emhankments on the line OF
lis ro,d with barberry bushes TheneXt crops thereafter
of wheat rye barley ia the neighborhood were az
fected lN rust commission appointed 10 investigate
reported that wherever the bafberTN Is lOu
grain crops are attacked by rust and that shge bush
introduce the disease where N had never
appeared before Is asccrancd that the fungus when
produces the wClkuowu yellow spots on the leaves OF
ibe b3rlcrry l. different form Of the fungus called
rust" cereals but that the spores OF one form repro
ducC the other fOfln
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30
SATURDAY, May 2s-P. NJ.


The Bank Statement this afternoon is re-
garded as very favorable to continued ease in money
50 much that loans have been made at per cent on
railroad stocks and bonds since IL announced. The
rates Governments coaterals are from to per
cent Commercial paper "a" il in demand at 81 to per
cent with very little Offering. The Bank Statement
shows that money seeking this business and CONNER
center The decrease in loans during the week is
s7O33i; decrease SPECIE t3ss9OO; Increase in legal
tenders 5953G increase in deposits s4s69 increase
in circulation s5s17O The banks hold in lawful money
(gold egaltenders and three per cent cercates, S9
O2 2l in OF the legal requirements, against Ss
2O during the preceding week. The following is COM
parson the averages Of the past and preceding week
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30
TIUt- UllIHI - 90 :
: yKoN .EPr. /. 1909, TO PATE

pPgTGIITS hrmer u Liverpool Elvo Oss' "es' " sN ~
4ld48L -. ,r,i., and ,r.,,i.,,et,ry market fos
v NOR especially dunng the early portion VI the rsek Inc 70
M prospective liberal largely In excess OF th wants Hs
beT syoe or mes and grades Of inferior quality were prssngV
offered phces accepted In consequence oi the
small supplies hand Tuesday under favorable cable s'ses
and steane gold and eIcauge, together Win "he Nes
m better demand has prevailed and advance was mao 70
choice spring export demand @ beu far Grades unsi w
have been yery feey duh OF sale There hs ecn mo
prime export grades q Winter and pT are Nghr, mp
Wheats We have not adde TO oar "cA 70
tent Leading merchants little Choice Wheat OF any uePoo
Adc,s regarding the rowng crops the whole OF ,ooc "
act.r To-day tie MARKETS and under soia Jews o
Europe prices bei,er sss lo0o bush part s
81 lOd 81 p No. Chicago SPRING rl l4d ~ - o NO. w
.nkae an snot and 10 arrive y fo choice Mureia m store
Ei ~ for Old waakee Sl - for Amber "es'rrn soc
ii 3d l Is FOR Amber snal parcels s'se Red hne -
20 and 81 Southern bsrto, DAT ac ason
o.r Rry Ma inactive nominal Osts more active i
pces without essential ehange saes So oasn a.
New Ohio ssc anos Western al oc s''ie 49,
,nd die s evening State RE quiet to'nH
active hut pr ces without change Choice 'e ~ce 80
bush At gc sl Damp aud unsound Western Me AZ ~
al 70? ir ordinary prime, and Western Yellow ~ W SON. ~
KxpoaTs yKOs 1. 1909 pArH;
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30

The receipts o fractional currency at the United
Treasury the week ending to-day amount 10 seO4
The shipments Legal tender notes 1870 $685. ractonI
al currency 75 fractional currency redeemed and de-
srOyed during the week. 63 Treasurer Spinner holds
in trust for National Banks security for eirculatons
1885, and for public deposits SIC S4 100 mutilaed
bank notes burned during the week. 3l36G total amouns
burned s3 90S G97 bank currency Issued for bills de.
stroyed during the week. t2S64o0 total amount isse8
therefor, S236l9355 balance due for nutated notes.
t8Ssl2 bank circulation outstanding at this date f-
47 42 currency balance in Treasury today $3,2il0i
coin balance 07 1880 certificates Included SO eOo5
internal receipts to-day, s93,e3 receipts fop
the month"; SIS 1O4S for fiscal year to date, sl56 6O5
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30
THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported for TIE TRIpryR.

Carefully reported for The TRBuSR.
SATURDAY. Nav &. 1871.
ASHES-PO and In good demand export; the app
less - stock iS bblS PArs nominal a, 80 %
80 IS; stock, bbls.
COTTON-Busness Moderate and though about former
rent unsettled and somewhat nominal tone r
ofng sales OF 677 bales 0 last evening" %
S5l consumption % for speculation and
future delivery evening" 200 July 2. 100
2l to-day $50 July al 2ie 100 al 2e and s
Il l36c all basis OF Low Mddhng We quote a. 10Y
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30
Coleman Benedict reports the closing quotations at
clock, as follows:
"a

BY order OF the Secondary Of the Treasury the divisions
of the Receiving and Paying Ters and Interest paying
divisions in the Sub Tr asury will only be open for busi
ness on Monday
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30
Hlusical Instruments.

A GREAT OFFER.
N HORACE WATERS. fS1 BROADWAY. HEWYORK
vii disp Of one Hundred PAS NOS hELODEOS sDi ORGANS Of
All trsess ake a. ot prices for rash during this month
or will as monthly until paid; the 70 Let and
rt monev spud purchased New Chokeng Pianos for Reut
Monthly ueas received Tor
IF YOU want a good PIANO, cheap, call at
Il NJ NJ HERRELIS Gate l. r Cumniagssl Wareroon No =
ins,aueui rented cnsOmes suited large
stock best makers Examine before selecting esewbere
DIANO-FORTES, secondhand, of various
i mAke1 IN thorough order, for SALE low prices by
CHCkEhuNG sons. 40. N East Fourteenth st,
between Broadway and Flfbave.
PIANOS TO RENT
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30
prp Goods.


JAMES MCCREERY e. Co.,
~ Broadway and Bkvenust,
MONDAY, May 20,
win male LARGE ADDITIONS To all their
POPULAR STOCKS
EXTRAORDINARY LOW PRICES.
PRINTED LINEN LAWNS from 2oc
FIGURED ENGLISH BARBGRS,
In great variety from Ice up
MGc yaS
FRENCH GRENADINES,
LEADING STYLES and FASHIONABLE SHADES,
from iec upward
fAh'O" IN NEW DESIGNS
An elegant assortment ~
BLACK GRENADINES, CHIETZ FIGURE
at Soc
MoHAIR CHENEs, -.
MOHAIR sULTANAs.
DOUBLE WARP ENGLISH MoHAIRS
at 75e
Several Of - - -
at 2sc., worth 81.
PBRCALBS, CAMBRICS, and AMERICAN PRINTS,
a,yey low prices.
in EVERY STYLE Of PABRIC
SUITABLE for the SEASON,
together with fnl line Of
IR0EP GRENADINES - and 81
Also,
LLAMA LACB sHAWLs and sACouBs IN NEW DESIGNS
HANDSOME STRIPED ChAlLIE sHAWLS
from 81
STRIPED WOOL sHAWLS from 81 upward
INDIA CAMELS'-HAIR SHAWLS and SCARPS
In great variety and at
EXTREMELY LOW PRICES.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30
At kINLEY'S.
601 BROADWAY.

PACIFIC MILLS!
fARMUBHS assorted colop.
4 ORIRSTALS, assorted ooona
PBKIN LUsTEIls, ,sssdol oolora
4 PEkIHS, assorted oOlors.
1 SATIN STRIPE POPLINS, assorted oolon
and 81 ALPACAB, assorted ooors
81 R0UBAIX CLOTH assorted oOlob
6tP0PLlS ALPACAs, assorted eolorl
90 hERlEOS, assorted oolora
PRINTED DRLAISKS
PRINTED ARMURES and ALPACAS
PRINTED LAWNS 100.
PRINTED PERCALEs, - Shrihg, and Psnees
JAS. l.. LITTLE & Co.,
90 LBVsARD ST., EkWyoRn. ~ FRAAkLIsf., BOSTON
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ BRN RAILROAD.

n
Depots in Newlors Of BAresy and foot Of Christopher st.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS commencing MONDAY, April H. 1870
8:Ol EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN, connecting Denye VITO BoOu
Branch with Chester Branch Waterloo with SUSSEX
for Auover and Newton Washington with the D. L. and W. K X
m Water Gap Strouhurg Scranton Great Bend BngAmton sy
and bloomsbury
Delaware and Hudson r Rds
1:4O m LEHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops At Newark, Morris
Washington, Phhpsbug and
Phlpshug wth De. r for Besilee kc and At
with " X Z Bethlehem Allentown, Mauch Chunk and
Nilbesbarre.
4Op m SCRANTON EXPRESS 1T Dover with Chester R.
r. Waterloo with SUSSEX r. X and Washing h D. L. and
W. K K. for Water Gap, Srou'shurg, AMI Scranton.
3Jp HACKBTfS1OWN MAIL connects With Boon'on, Chester
and Railroads.
For MORRlsTOwN sts l2o 4oa m, 2o $780, ilO $40 and
$50 p
For SUMMIT and intermediate 6:3 73 and 1000 M
2:}0. 4:2O and 600 D. IN.
For ORANGE ard SOUTH ORANGE 6:9 30 900 1000 and
:2O m 100 $780, 3:4O 42O 49, $780, 600 6o g and IL rs
m.
and ll:4O 'O1 2t0 2:S, 3SJ 3:4O, $3.50 4O 4b
$50 600 s620 f7:45 500 and ll5 m
Trains marked stop East Newark.
BLOOMFIELD sDd MONrCLAR, at $3.50 aud uOO and
pm 3.5D 5.lO And n.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30
rRIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depots foot


IL OF ofCbsmbers and foot Of Twenty thr1st ss follows
Through Express leave Chtmhersst Al 10 $3.50
and ZOO day) leave Twenty thrist 81 45 si5
,n SIS and (alT New and improved Drawing Room
the lU0 train through Buffalo connect
ing Al Sleeping Coaches through
Gallon Sleeping Coaches will accompany te 800 m
train SusQuehsuns Buffalo the $50 tram from New fors TO
Buffalo from Nevlo 10 Rochester Buffalo and
Cincinnati Al Emigraut leaves daily at 1880 - 80.
Jervis and Way 'JO and $50 Wentythir1-
Of 'Il:lj a hH1 4:l5
Por Mddeown and Way $3.50 Twenty is, 3l5 mi
and SUNDAYS ONLY, Twenty third ST. B:l5 M
For Gregcour and Wsy 1894 Twentythrit, 8l5 ny
F0r Newburgh and Way, H. 3:O aud 4:JO m (TWeny
hrIst 745 N. 3l5 and 4:l5 ?. Inl
SuEsru and Cwenty tiT1 - 4:f and
545 Tnester train, 80 p m CTwe1 hHt I'll M
Po Paterson from TweDr rhtt DEPOT al b5 lO5 and
HAS l 9;45 5:l5 and 6+5 From Chanoer'st Depot
Gas 1915 m u IN. si45 400 5:l5, Anu 6:f5 u.
Hsa from Twenty hrt Depot al 6fo and
3.45 t5:l5 5:45 and t6 IS From Chsnberstt
Depot 9:O Il u, z l5 800 t5:l5 6eO snd t6s N
Monsey and Way from TSeut tlrl Depot at +9
PAS 1913 AIS 4;45 and tl5 and SATURDAYS only tlo
From ChSbersst Depot AT $500 m; Loo tJ 4l9,
$500 nd t6: N SATURDAYS only, w. 90 midnight
and for Apartments m Drawing Room aD Sng
obtained and orders for b checking aud tTsn OF bag
le Copsns Offices 2l 5l ah1 y5 Broal"y;
20 Chambe One hundred st and ihr,ay
Harlem Puions Brookyn Depo foot Of Cisnber and foot
Of Twenhrst EeWiork No Exchange place aud Long DOCK
Dero jersey City the principal hotels
Z ID RTi'EER Ma ID WM. r. BARR,
General Superintendent NO General Passenger Agent
Daily. For Tia, kenssck only FOr Pemont only
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30
AT KINZEY'S,
69l BROADWAY,
BETWEEN
AMTTY AND FOURTHSTS.
BARGAINS PROM
ON MONDAY.

ON MONDAY.
RIBBONS.
LOTS OF RIBBONS, &c, &c.. loc., l2ie., l5e
FANCY STRIPES AND PLAIDs. loc., f5e. zoe.
RICH ROMAN RIBBONS, pc, 25e 9le., 4oc.
@ R9MAS : sASll ASH bIBI6' mBBoSs' &C. H. s' 81 81 a'
A~'' ''''' -' FRENCH FLOWERS, lOc spray up
STRAW GOODS.
ALL THE NEW SHAPES.
TRAY AM, AND NMhAroLlTAs M HATS &c
STRAW AND SEAPoLITAx BoSSETs 2sc.
SUI CS,dnl HHATS + 2i' 2Ts &C. 5i te s c ,S ;S sSe m
PINE RoLLED RIMS Soc Toe
ESk P6Ys sgEAW sTRAw HATS naFs 90 se o se S 3 ''e
syn !1a9s CMgeElLAs; u .; t"1 ss SOC 81 7Se pp
HANDKERCIIIEFS
ALI.LINES nASpKERCHIkRS, &C., &c. loc he
GENTS LINBN HAYDKERCHIRPS, 2oc., 2lc, 25e.
LACE HANDKBRCHIEPS, 2r., 5lc., Re, SOC.
EMBROIDERIES AND LACES.
W0SkEB t%kHR sETS EpSSGs k 'Se &C @ ~; co. co. 'i E, &c. e.,
FANCY kuPPLlNGs 25e- piece.
LINEN FDGINGs ii,c dosen ,sris
RIAL LACE COLLARS 25c 10 s5
y1LKNCTEENEs LACE COLLARS, 2sc. to g.
LLAMA LACB sHAWlS, - - to $50
LACE PAIAs0L COVERS, 81 to $40
GLOVES AND HOSIERY
LOTS OF KID GLOVES pc 4Oc Soc, 75c gc
FiNE SILK AND BERLIN GLOVES 2c pair
MISSES HOSIERY from l2lc pair up
GENTS HOSIERY from lg.c. pair u.
GENTS SILK AND SATIN TIRS, l0c up
TRIMMI NGS.
5000 PIKCRS MARSEILLHS TRImmISGs lOc 10 Ole nice.
2Og PIECES WHITE PRINCES, PC. piece up
SILK FiISGES pc, 5Oc.. 7c piece.
1000 PIECES SILK Trimmings &c. piece.
5000 PIECES Rich TRIMMINGS, 5Oe piece up
ON MONDAY SHALL
OPEN THE
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT
on THE NEXT FLOOR
ABOVE, AT RETAIL.
LOTS or CHEAP GOODS.
30 CASES STRAW GOODS, 25c SIC
LOTS or BUTTONS, 2o., 1c, &C., &C. dozen.
ZEPHYR WORSGBDs, lOc ounce.
LOTS OF THIMhIEGS, i0e., I5c 25e. piece
PINB FRENCH FLOWERS, lOc. spray
PARASOIk AND UMBHELLAS 46c 70 B5c.
ALONG WITH BARGAINS IN OTHER GOODS
WORSTRD PATTERNS, Joe. up.
FANCY GOODS SMALl~WAkRS
JKWBLRY, AND PANS, ALL UNDER PRICE
AT KIEZBYs
691 BROADWAY.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30
NATIONAL STOCK EXCHANGE.
AND MI

PKTROLRUN STOCEs.
100 BenehO1 Run. 80
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE.-FIRsT CALL,
10t O'CLOCK A. NJ.

NJ o( Gorerrmtnt BonaIs.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30

fstesi elegant the Hudson leave Pier ~ north
EVERY EVENING Saturdays eIePied at ooei con
places With the morning for the hOrtb
Hsst .ed East Fare 50 Through tickets Issued and baggage
FREIGHT Returning
Troy, q and ibsuv
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30

ne ,oiowng shows the exports exclusive Of speoieD
ro e port OF NewYork 10 foreign ports for the week
ending May "a, and since the beginning OF the year:
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30

The following shows the imports OF foreign dry goods
and general merchandise at the port New York for tho
week ending Nav and since tha h,otnut.--x.,
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RAILROAD LINES.

NEW JERSEY SoUTHERN s9ST Il dSSru RAILROAD LINE.
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
VIA LONG BRANCH
An ACCOMMODATION TRAIN in the morning
and v,., -
In the Afternoon from each end of the route.
THE EXPRESS TRAIN
will be furnished with
"-- Splendid PALACE CARS.
NO CHANGE OF CARS
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND SANDY HOOK.
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA PEMBERTON AND
LONG BRANCH.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, July 4, 1870,
trains will run as fOllows:-
LEAVE NEW YORK,
from Pier No. rs NORTH River foot OF Murray street.
at 6'45 A. M. Accommodation and 43S T. N. Ex.
press. x,,, ,,,.,, . ,,pr NM.
from foot OF WALNUT Street, at 100 A. M. Accom-
modation and $50 p. M. Express.
The NARRAGANSErTT STEAMSHIP COMPANYS
Magnificent Steamers plymouth Rock" and "Jesse
Hoyt" have been fitted up expressly for this business
the former with u7seqtIGed accommodations, and viii
make the connection between New York and Sandy
Passengers by this route can be served with
BREAKFAST or DINNER on the EUROPEAN
PLAN ga a style unsurpassed by any HseI IN America
Fare between Philadelphia and New @ YORK. york. SEQ
For particulars as TO connections for TOMS
RIVER, RED BANK, and all way stations, see the
'sTraveileris" and "AppletOns Guides"
S2T c. L. KIMBALL. Superintendent
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INVEST JERSEY RAILROADS

FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
CONNIE MENCINCf MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1870.
Trains will leave Philadelphia as folows:--From
foot OF Market street upper ferry,
slb A. NJ, Passenger for brid8eCon, Salem,
Swedesboro, Vinelano aillville, and way stations.
IL as "A n, Woodbury. Accommodation.
3.l5 p. M, Passengerfor Cape May, Mlllyille and
way stations below 0lassboro
$50 p M, Passenger for Bridgeton, Salem,
SWed esbOTo, and way stations.
$50 p. M, Accommodation for Woodbury., Glass
bOr0, CLAY Ton, ana intermediate station
Freight Train leaves Camden dairy, at ~ NJ.
WILLIAM ]. SEWELLa Superintendent