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New-York tribune., 1870-04-30
iicIiaious Notices.

AlIeu-.t VI. T.. Church. between Delaney and Rvngtons
w McALISrER Pastor viii preach on SUNDAY at iO oe0et
PRAYER Meeting O'Clock Seats free Strangers and others
daily invited.
J0SIoyR r viii preachon SUNDAY MORNING and EVENING
the usual hour Seats ire. All are invited.
Association Hall, Trentythrlt Fourtse-Praehing
TOMORROW aud hereafter by Rev. H. GANSE at Os H. aud
81 p.m IN. Free seats.
4 BRHSM hRHilS viii SPEAK S the soee q Progressive
SUNDAY lO and O'Clock Cben Lyceum at q p Bnauce
On Twenty -eghtb-st
Auorney-st. p. VI. Church-0n SUNDAY AFTERNOON
public Temperance meeting The popular 'passr NED I'D
DUTCHBR viii speak Neptune Hall 45 Grndst, the evening
A Meetips in Behalf Of the Evangelical Alliance TO
cor Of Tby6rt-t y O'Clock Addresses by the Rev DR. TYING
public invited to attend.
Church of Christ q West TSeaysghth.t near Boadvay-
mon By BBLDISG ofTroy n Y. sea free All are aytei
Church of the Purtnns. Preaching by Rev DR. CHBByBR
SABBAh MoSG & a. % S N 'HS s a % coz o. STcsWty % S9
power Of a Conscience toward God"
Central pres6y!eriSP ria 1rI Gh@FSh % F41,h
5Ss,55 s. HOWARD Sfo''i D D Paste. the S'' ave S5''l'a
Five Points House Of Industry, rs Worth
singing by the 'rn WI AZ G = shRy%R6 AZ 'a ssis S S4
Five Points Mission Site the Old Brewery, Pssst-
The original Nilsson At the Points Rev J. n SNAPPER S1Pt
acH,05 ,0 on ~ dTo' m Sbort I addresses b, Ssto SDSs b.
the children. Friends q The invited.
Free sIethodiss' Meetlns-ilon.en "a RoTysgsIE:i rs
b. the Rev B. r ROBERTS Of Rochester y cur Gcersl sopea
S9 9s s.5S, SS school % !. 'a a so g. The pubic are cordially
Free Methodists Meeting House in Brooklyn, on
Thiriave T-enarst south Notwithstanding the
SABBATH the Rev JOHN T. JANIS 1890
a. IN, and 7;D p.
Grace Chapel.-Pree Seats-B JOHN ".
KRAMER minister charge Services TO MORROW (SanAy)
The Cool Shepherd II = and 530'p subjects Of
The Shepherd and His FLOCK and The Care Ones
Strangers cordially invited to the seryicea
Grnndst Methodist Church, between Pourth
and Preaching by the Pastor kBSpRlCK SABBATH
MORNING lOl o'clock AMI u Subject: "Tempennce" Az
invited. seats free Sabbaih-schoo, a m aud p
Greene-st. NJ Il. Church, between BroOme and Spring
SANFORD, PsstSf will preach SUNDAY 10y
" O'Clock followed BY meeting. Prpyrr
meeting WEDNESDAY EVENING. and Love Feast FRIDAY
EVENING a 3 O'Clock. seats free. All are invited
Home for Incurables.-The Fourth behao ths
charity viii be preached the CsP q the Holy Savior Tvenysnh
st. Miasonaye SUNDAY EVENING, May Services
Al u O'Clock The Rev WASISoTos RODMAE Pssor and
Superintendent Of the Home viii preach collection vii be NAH The
next sermon may 81 BY the Rev. sAhUkL COOKE, d. d
Howard Mission and Home for Little Wanderers, 90
III p N. IN Chapel. All invited 70 both ueTvceS
L.. n. Weed, Pastor Of Johnst NJ K Chnra ~tprsoh SUNDAY
kl Rev. H. y PRAsB, Preceding Bder. u be evening
beAb fso. euAnEen invited.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30
Copar.ncr5bip Notitrs.

TIHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
nrl,y ihe fru nana of MAIN PUTNAM Hr3LBD T, doing
business 2ol Waslnyton rse is dissolved T 1a .l a.
a u.res. continued tae OIL stand by hAlN I''Abl i.
gtsre ag hone 20 receive the patronage Of TIE l1
uIo W et t'e business OIL. oil lun. MAIN hJkLB, IT.
NsE-iora, April, q. l..l.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30
bort Uar0cns' Notire.
STATE OF NEw.YoRE,

STATE 0 NEw.YORT, I
PoKr- -WARDRSs OFFICE, No 81 SOuths-
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ section Of the Act passed ApT T. l7 entitled @ Al Ac. to
Interested n or having charge Of the sub matter Of such inquiry
examination survey tha, following vessels under etna
Wariru that the said ranlnaour H
be completed days succeeding s notice on board sad
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30
Dentistrp.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
~ mated the anssthetc Of nitrous oxide sr ''er he
most approved ma1ner do nothing lut - ~ .L 70
Office. No. % Cooper Institute.
The New York herald., 1870-09-25
Shipping Notes.

The dry dock business still continues quite dull
The yacht Alarm taken up the sectional screw
Moday for of cleaning and scou
ing her copper.
The yacht Feewng raised by the large screw dock on
Monday last, and had metal cleaned and patched.
brig Lydia Coe 1888 tons, taken up BY the large
screw dock Thursday for the purpose of patching
copper.
The yacht Ider raised BY the central dock
Thursday the purpose of cleaning and pot leading
her bottom. She IL still on.
The schooner Sunbeam, 100 tons, taken up by the
smaller screw Saturday last and had her metal
patched.
The great dry dock took Monday last the
bark Johanne Kep 62 tons and lowered her the follow
ing day, meanwhile receiving general repairs
Tho propeller George Cromwell. s79 tons, lowered
from the great sectional dock Thursday last after
ceiving general repairs to hull and wheel.
The sidewhee Hornet taken up the great
sectional dry Friday last to be painted She still
The Clinton street sectional dry dock took up Wednss
day last the yacht Cambria She still and the repairs
made consist stripping OF old copper from bottom and
replacing with metal, removing the old paint and
painting her hull white
The bark Anton, 7@ tons raised by the mammoth
pelanSe Dry DOCK on Saturday, seps ~, and lowered We'd
The New York herald., 1870-09-25
P0RT OF new YORK, SEPTEMBER "a, 1870.
CLEARED.

Steamship City Of Brussels (Br Kennedy, LiverpooJ
ssa%snp England tB. Webster Liverpoo-Naonal
Steamship Columbia Br) Small, Glasgow-Henderson
Steamship Benefactor, Pennington. Gaveston-C NAL
Steamship Geo Cromwell, Clapp, New Orleans-b Crom-
Steamship Victor, Gates New Oreans-C H Mallory Co.
Steamship Crescent City, Norton, New Orieans-Frederc
Steamship San Jacinto, Atkins, savannah--wm Garri
Steamship Huntsville Crowen. savannab-R Lowden
Steamship Zodiac, Harksen, savannah-Muray, Ferris
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff Charleston-H Morgan
Do%inon Steamship hoeoik' CO. City FONT and
steamship John Gibson, Winters Georgetown, Dc and
Steamship Regulator, Brooks, Philadelphia -Lorllard
Steamship NEPTUNE. Baker. Bos,on-w Clvoe
ship botanist tBr, Valiant Lverpool-E Morgan's
Ship Ship Trmcnnsin S,aa. Williams, assgog5ohas Ga,Gw
Ship Nautilus, Hagar, savannah-C l. Wright Co.
r, Bark Annie Troop (Bp, Newell, Bremen-J W Ewel 4
Yaes f0S'e' Santa Cruz via St '0hn NIB
wsr srs"
Brig Chillanwallab, Mclean, Genoa-G Brewer.
Brig Emma Hall, Blanchard, Montevideo and Buenos
Brig Angosura (Br), Perkins, Cudad Bolivar-Jos Nor
Brig L. Creole Dutch, spalckhaver. Curacao Mara
Brig Balsar {sT1 Balm. Monteso ay-G Vessels
Bs ssrah Gilmore e'e5 Gos
Schr Matilda (Br), Olsen, Carthagena--Ribon Munoz.
Schr Chas Denns Hodgknson, Santa Martha and Sava-
nlla-D De Castro 4 Co.
sshr Florence Bailey, Bailey, Pointa Pitre-C II Trum-
bull
schr Comrade, Bale, 81 Thomas and market B Wen
berg.
schr Campbell, Dennison, Indanola- Beat
tie.
schr While Mowe Bergman Gaveson-B Metcalf 4
Co.
schr Keokuk, Gates Pensacola and Milton, FLAG De
Wolf.
schr L Edwards Marshall, Fernandna "A Abbott
schr VIM o Irish, Rathburn, Jacksonville Van Brunt
Slaght
Schr John lngraham, Packard, Charleston-J Ingra
ham Co.
Schr Ben, Jones, Wilmington, nee Powell.
Schr Mary Louisa, Gaske, Washington, NC Il Mills.
Schr q Chew, Phillips, Taunton
Schr Watchful, Reynolds, Provdence-H W jackson Co.
Schr Edwin Tyler, smith, Middotown-J McSorley
Schr Ella Jane, Allen, Bridgeport.
Soop Harvest, Corwin, Providence-H W jackson 4 Co.
Soop Henry Lewis, Lee, Guiford-J sorley
Steamer Monitor, Jones, Philadelphia
Steamer Maynower, Tufts, Philadelphia.
Steamer Mars Grumly, Philadepna.
Steamer Sinners, Lenny, Philadelphia
Steamer Fannie, kenton, Philadelphia
Steamer ID Utey, Davis, Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1870-09-25
THE NATIONAL GAME.
Atlantics vs. White St0ckinss-The BroOklyn-
ties Badly "DOue for'' by a Score Of 9

Atlantics vs. White Stockines-The Brooklyn
ties Badly "DOue for'' by n Score Of 9
tO4.
The White stockings, OF Chicago, that great club
who succeeded In scoring more defeats, In the
early and middle part OF the season than any other
In the United States yesterday defeated the Allan.
tics in the home and home game on the Capitone
grounds by q score OF more than two to one. The
first game Of the series was played In Brooklyn
some time in June and resulted In victory
for the Atantcs by score OF 80 to 20. The second
was played in Chicago about six weeks since, when
the tablos were turned upon the Br0oklynltes and
very much to the surprise OF every one. they were
done for' the tune Of - to A. A short time pre-
vious to this however, the Mutuals had turn with
the $4,000 chaps, the result Of which was the
scored nine '.skunks," "Chicagoes" "duck eggs''
them. Very few, indeed, were those who expected
to see the game yesterday result as 1t did. Many
were fearful that the Ataptics would lose it but no
is there any excuse for it. The score at the end
Of the ninth inning should have been s to
1t Is not so is the fault of Mr.. Start
and Mr: Pike. Up to the commencement
Of the 66s m tine was as ne ea one
season. The score then four to four, and there
had been seven errors made in all, four OF which
gave man his run. The fielding too, had been
very sharp, and all the indications were favorable for
q magnificent game to the end. During the eighth
inning however, great change took place. Meyerle
went first to bat and made his first bag on a
good drive 10 centre field. Pinkham followed him
and made first hit to left field, sending Meyerle
to second. Duny next took the bat and sent a hot
one from 1t, which bounded over Pixies head and
went down centre field to Hail. who picked 1t up and
gong to second, Pinkham to third and Meyerle
home. Now, instead Of Pike throwing the
ball to the pitcher, as he should have done,
he blazed away at Charlie Smith on third,
possibly thinking he could put Pinkham who was
standing about four feet from the base, out but In
stead OF this the ball went at least twenty feet be-
hind Smith and the result was that both OF the men
who were on their bases ran home. Comment is
unnecessary. After this foolish play McAtee went
to bat and struck weak one to right short field
which Joe Start deliberately ran nearly to second
base AFTER leaving his own base uncovered and thus
allowing the striker to make his first bag, because
there was no one there to prevent him doing so.
Below is the scOre-
The New York herald., 1870-09-25

ssrx New lcrs and cleared iOh fss Cow Bay isS. Co..
y Joar' ss Sept a-Arrivsd bark Tidal Wave ,BI.
Cleared Ssa, sh,u India, patten, Penarth Roads
YAssoUra. Ms Sept ioArrivsd schr summervis. sAn'
pP:r%o;ss &C.. H,s. Ts Esrsu BsaI's X'
Put 10 Si brig Rcssveii, from Richmond, Ne. for
sALTixoRE Sept Arrived, brig John jeffrey &BrA
csss Sssrs ship A.sr.n, Brh Campbell rGG
si;s. Isss Ha..,:y p.,. New York.
wr.s GHAEkssfy2s Nss yS, @ ssp xrvsd ssan'hp Francis
sosrRfss soson sSea~s9s s.p S.Y Ycss
.. ssy s:Sapes Tor no eE.sd:; aoSly x.
saiel-Brs Perseverance,. New York, large nees of
,xIL svsS ssps Arrived, ssSs X S.Sis,ss. issa's Gage
s,s,S.s;s, s.aj sSyll:s, KELLEY: Ne. York;
De- .ps s' :sAs s'H c.1s ss's smith,
SSy. wsst sept s-Arr',.s bark Amir. coombs, VIZ
& 8 ssSyg:s S,w ..sT: r.rs s..
Heta.n. Nan ssw for wsdsst; Angelina, Hall, New
s c9.sn sss Ger S:fT,.n " :d., rS,s: :
s. nsssas ssw % YORK Ssf ss1 ksnnssns sHs
k-.. ssss es rs'dsphi; ,s a. and ;ssS n,ss
sxw oRIsASs-sansa from sw Pass Sep, 49, bark
sEWrrasroRr. SEP, n-sansd. schr Emily Naylor.
S0RwicH, ssps . Arrived. .chs Jane Maria. Bushnell,
ssa LosDos. sss, Arri1sa, Sl orig 10 d.orss from
rarLxprLrHrA. ssga ss-Ariyed. barks Mariana I
& saI' s hs.s Sc, :: Sfs1s, M srspsS,sds D Minnie
..s s tssss yoSs sas ris fas.pors :s;'i '
h..-sSa s.-%ss ss.ion IVES is1;s stS., Dss DO
.s ~ - ssis.ss. Wade Hiss,,osn U'o lanai .S
... ~. .,.s 8 sssiss, sssso.. ti'i's dcsissii ssi
e@rsss Srs~s a. osses tsssairs d,cScs.,sr Cor
..s.. Ssr.sh % ss.-ss: y,., m%,ssy narosy do; &c
sssssas's ssn dsfis. fsissr forsad .eSr. Evelyn,
ss. asa vs,rss .r. sIS M. gIaIs ro
LEarh ssEnsns. sej Aaaman,ius, bcss, West rarmsi
grsv.sssss D ssa' soaass. Aiya's FONT; Il Read,
Is9ss, Ds Ssps "a, breal~alsr, .hip coromsndsl
81 iur vsssns.~n returned 70 rspsir pump re. e.rs
ssslas. selA i.s@ Nee York al others % ses
-rsxfsrssT' ssp. a. ARRIVED scAr nsnym.n.
FN0vl6ts.K ssgI p krlssd. orig Lay.na Williams
caas@.sss sessls a.adss. WHARF Psaip.. % Have
s.a. nssss.s % ssr.g%sn. %ss. n.stss hoSoksn fos
s.ss~s'f .,sssss So .s &C. Ss05ss,o.. = SC ssh'; Sab.
ncixoxp. ssrs a Arrived, .sau Kearou. E,Asr,ss-.
hmNfa-~ehF Hattie tooGnt "a. JAnieson, Hoston.
SAVANNAH, Ssps A-Arrtved, ship Liverpool va Port
lsna-
csarsd- -ssssmshsTs Magnolia and xonssomev, Nee
Yors Unity n Ct2xrsierve, %.
sALEM N~pa 81 sArrlvsa, schrs Annts cranmer. Gran
rhii&a~lpnls RAssns Wing fork. DO. Herald, Han,
Fnrs kng hinE, Calais for do Chris Lo~ser,
DuuAss', fori.ad Bso~. ship sonsas new, Hsrri'
mar. frou STOCKTON for New rcrs.
xaA-safed brix Potomac. Brown, Bi<ssn. Ae sckrs
Lock wood, 81 John and kaowes, Clements, Phila
queen ~ The south, Cofson and Y Tssker A.
lem, do. sis. brig mary Aiisrson schr l. cowpbiih
waite. 0ardnsf. Pbll&dephia-
TAUNTON sept fi-Arrived, schrs N n Merrymsn, Bab-
bifL Hobo9en, hxry Isabel. HARDY New York.
WILMINGTON. Nc. Set "a Arrived, steamship fAnitaz
fr-ema New yok sshf highlander Jacksonvis for New
wksrroRr PoIsr. sept n-sallsd. schr wnona, Baker,
New Nork
The New York herald., 1870-09-25

The play during the game between these clubs at
the Union grounds yesterday was disappointment
to those who attended expecting to witness such q
display Of fine nelding and batting both are capa-
BILE Of making. II was supposed that as this was a
home and home game the members Of each club
would make their greatest endeavors to win, in
stead OF which the game was played with very little
earnestness on either side. That the accident to
their catcher Lennon, who struck In the eye by
the ball during the second inning and compelled TO
playing, may have, In degree injured the
Pastmes chances OF winning the game, is possible;
not because the substitute, Barrett, played less skill
fully than lennon would have done, but because Of
Its weakening the confidence of the other players in
their ability to win the game The stars played a
very uneven game, at times showing that proficiency
which has gained their reputation as will be noticed
the score showing them to have allowed their oppo-
nents TO gain runs only In three innings, and at
Others playing like the veriest OF ''mufs."
The New York herald., 1870-09-25
SHIPPING NE W S.
Almanac for New York-This Day.
OCEAN STEAMERS

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER
The New York herald., 1870-09-25
ARRIVALS.
REpORTKp By TnR HERALD STEAM YAcR1yA

Steamship The Queen (Br), Thomson Liverpool Sept g.
Queenstown llth with mse and 63 passengers the Ma
hona steamship Co. Sept & at noon, passed brig riegsd
Cunard steamer, bound +.
Steamship Abyssina (Br), Hams, Liverpool Sept 3 and
Queenstown 14h, with mdse and 6is passep gers to q
Franckyn Sept lS lat 49 b. Ion 30 25 passed bark Blair
Atho, bound +.
Steamship City of Dublin 3r, Eynon, Liverpool Sept g.
via Queenstown 8th with mdse and 600 passengers to
Dale Bxpsrsnced strong westerly gales Ion 55 thence
moderate WSW winds Sept l9 had terrific gale from SSW
10 NV; 80 Pm shipped heavy the port bow
ryng away the lee feboat and venaors breakng steer
age skyights and carrying gangways 18th, lat A. IT,
Ion W a. exchanged signals with bark Jonathan Chase,
bound East Nd iat Il lc lon Ss 56 with National Com
nxo Ssapsr 10 i2ts1 alss EAs Qr ssaay AYok passd
The New York herald., 1870-09-25
TeLeGRkpHIC NEWS ITEMS.

Nine deaths by yellow fever New Orleans on
Thursday
Charles Netcalf of Woonsocke r. L. during f of men.
tai arrangement, hung himself yesterday morning.
Norman f. Newton prominent dealer of Brighton
Mass, failed yesterday. His liabilities S600O0
John 7. LeaTave, prominent and wealthy citizen OF
Providence, r. l.. committed suicide yesterday morning by
hanging while temporarily insane.
The propeller Lowell Of the Northern llne
went ashore Lake Ontario in fog Friday morning about
i've miles from Oswego.
Henry Keye President OF the Passungpse Railroad died
at his residence In Newbury, VI, yesterday after
The New York herald., 1870-09-25

Flies csaight-Stars 16; Pastimes.s.
Umpire Mr.. Thompson, Excelsior Ciub.
Time Of game Two hours and quarter.
The Philadelphia Athletics and the Hay
makers.
The AtblefiCs N PblladelpltA agd the Hay.
The New York herald., 1870-09-25
NEW HERALD SEP EMBER rs s7o-rRlPLE

makers. Of Troy, N. Y, played practice game -,
base ball the grounds Of the former at Phi .sa-
phia yesterday afternoon, In the presenc' =, 49,
thousand persons Mcbride was unab'
account OF sore hand. and Bechtel 80 play , on
place the first eight innings, and the Qcneu ~ us
stttuied. The Haymakers outbatt Pratt was SUI, s
their opponents, aud won by r. "a and outneaed
Cubs la d. 3D. - ~,
AthIesics'............... 06Io oa o-lb
The New York herald., 1870-09-25
Star VA. Pastime, Of Baltimore.

# game One hour and thirty.6ve minutes.
The New York herald., 1870-09-25

because he knows they are not fast enough to over
hanl him. The Latouche Treve, French screw
corvette, carrying tour guns Captain Bassett, com.
manding, was the first boat which excited suspicion
mere. She arrived IN these waters on the 5tn of
July last from one OF the West Indian ports and
having several cases of yellow fever on board, Dr.
Carnochan ordered her into quarantine and had ner
thoroughly fumigated. On coming out OF quaran-
tine she went to Newport and was lying there among
the yachts for some time, hut last week she re-
turned and conveyed the steamer Lafayette until
she was three hours run from land then returned
here again, and last night was anchored of South
west spit.
The presence OF these vessels. to all intents and
purposes as far as the German vessels are con-
ycerned, constitute practically
and 1t may not be pleasant matter for the cap
tstns Of number Of large East Indian ships which
are hourly expected here to dnd themselves pris-
Oners and their ships and carg0es prizes for the
French, TO be towed to CherbOurg or elsewhere.
number OF these East Indian traders are Germans
and many OF them probably, have not even heard OF
TIN, blockade, SO frat they are totally uDprepared
for an attack. Their cargoes are frequently worth
upwards Of
FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
The Consul OF North Germany has viewed the mat
TAR as an entire blockade OF the port or New York,
and has sent . Vigorous protssy " Wasnlpg'0R
The New York herald., 1870-09-25
SAILED.

Steamship. City Of Brnsses and Engand, Lysrpoo
City, and Geo Cromwell New Orleans; Huntsville, and Sar
Jacnto Savannah Manhattan, Charleston Wyanoke, Rich
mond, &c John Gibson, Georgetown, Dc
nd at SW. lieht.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-28

NEW York, June 27.-Cotton dull and
unchanged. Sales 1900 bales; uplands 2lc,
Orleans 2l3c. Flour unchanged. Wheat
steady. Corn lower; new mixed Western
i iSsc. wky 1s r%s. s5 81 ol 1a o. a lice HS
quiet. Carolina 8@S3c. Naval stores dull.
Freights dun aud dropping. Beef quiet,
extra l6@l63c. Sugar steady, Muscovado
9094c., fair to good refinery 9!@99c, No. IL.
Dutch Standard, l0c. Coffee duh. Molasses
dull. Tsllow dull, 9a09ic.
CINCINNATI, June 27.-Flour dull and
unchanged. Wheat dull at 81 20. Corn in
no demand; prices nominal. Rye un-
Ahanged. Cotton dull; no sales to day.
Tobacco unchanged. Whisky, 81, with same
sales at $50, but little demand. Provisions
dull; prices nominslly unchanged; no sales
Of Importance. Butter l6c. Eggs lac.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-28

Reed Crandal(, man seventy.eight years
of age, hung himself near Corydon, Indiana,
Monday night of last week. He was found
next day suspended by chain from the
limb Of q tree. He had been in ill.health.
In note found upon his person he wrote:
You need no coroner. This is my own
good will. have suffered so much, I now
want to leave the world, 30, fare We all we'll:
am going home. Dear brothers, sisters,
connections and inquiring friends. fare ye
all we'll. If you knew what l know, You
would not blame the old man for wanting to
leave. So l hope my Lord and Saviour,
Jesus Christ, will take me home"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-28

prices are without any varistion. The
dealers are selling Liverpool coarse, ct 81 IS
al 60, and fine ST TOOL Is y sack. Turks
taken at warehouse by boats deduction is
made for drayage. Pocket salt, large 1oc;
small SC.
LOUISIANA RIcz-The stock is light and
with fair local demand; prices are very
firm. Choice is quoted at 9@9}c y y;
prime to good do. S@S4c; ordinary to
good do, 62@7&c; inferior, 5@64c % =.
BUTTER-There is little better demand for
the better descriptions, but inferior il almost
unsaleable. We quote choice Western $50
26c; Goshen 33@36c % b.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-28
Unstamped Letters.

oeealAoA N the Kew Orleans Fsssome>
~ want ~ Postage Suno ~.
Persons mailing the below mentioned lot
te9s can have them forwarded to destination
~ calling ct the Postmaster's room, and
paying postage by stampe. These letter.
ne retained one week, and then Forwarded
10 the Dead Letter Office.
Revenue Stamps not recejvabse a. postage
Francois Labeguere, care G. Feranguire
Buenos Ayres, s. A.
Box 17l1-3.
Box 5A-2.
Box 81.
Box I549.
Box 474.
Charles Wayburger, Bay st. Louis, Miss.
A.Hacfee, Beltair, La.
Miss Jane Shelton, New Orleans, La.
Postmaster, Lake Providence, La.
had Directions.
Michael Byrne, Dublin.
Care Mrs. Finegan.
Walter s. Murray.
Miss Anna Maria Dick, st. Joe.
CHARLES W. LOWELL,
Postmaster.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-28
We copy the following from the Ba,

We copy the following from the Baton
Rouge Courier:
Perhaps some of the taxpayers would be
interested to know that the city council has
just raised the salaries of the city officials
rs follows: The Mayor from $1,000 year to
$500; tts City Marshal $4,000 to Sll0O; As
sistant Earshal $500 to $500; and Road Over
seer SEQ to 5000.
This is the party that is always charging
upon Republican extravaganza, and that is
going to reduce taxation when it gets into
power, and this is the way it is going to do
it. Seven hundred and eighty dollars year
more to support a lot of officials whose bust
ness is to sit on the front gallery and to draw
their pay regularly.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-28
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