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The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-27
AN ACT
RELATING 10 rRE AsArENENr or Mn
SANCHS.

RELATING 10 rRs AsArgNSNr or Nut
{ SANCHS.
Rc !; Es0otei b ne Kssg oad tae LsgSs'
lstics Assp,s}y q IL Hs,asiias Is,
lsasis, ~ tx Lss,iSSlssSrv y TIC Kt1sgIou'
eSsersNei;
SEcTloN l. The Supreme Court and
the several Circuit Courts shall have
jurisdiction conourrently with the Dis
triot and Police Courts, of all cases of
Common NuisanceS,
SECTION :. Whenever any person
shall be convicted in the Supreme
Court or any Circuit Court of main
tanning common nuisance, the. Court
shall order that said nuisance be ahated.
Such order shall not operate to suspend
or vacate the sentence imposed, but
shall be wholly cumulative remedy.
In case the order shall not have been
made at the time of imposing the SEN
tenoe, it may be made at any regular
term Of the same Court or of the Su-
preme Court, holden within two years
thereafter, upon motion by the Attor-
ney General, and reasonable notice to
the defendant, Upon the hearing of
such motion. the Judgment previously
rendered shall be conclusive evidence
Of the maintenance of the nuisance.
SECTION 5. All orders for the abate-
ment of a nuisance shall direct under
penalty, that the same be abated, with
in time to be limited in such order,
and that, if the same be not sbated
within such time, that the proper eSecu-
tive officer of the law, do forthwith
abate the same at the cost of the defend
ant, who shall also be liable TO the full
amount Of the penalty specified in such
order. for which, as well as all costs and
expenses arising in such case, execution
shall duly issue.
SECTION I. All Acts and part of
Acts inconsistent herewith are repeal
ed.
Approved this Sth day of July, A. D.
1870.
KAMEHAMEHA r.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-27
AN ACT
RELATING 10 IlgNS ON DOMESTIC SHTs
AND VESSELS

RELATING 10 IIgNS on poNESrlo SHlnS
AND VESSELS.
* {; Er,osai h :Rs Kt~g snci tAe Lsssss-
l,aiee .4sssnzby q tx RasosiSas Is
ksvas. IN * LsgSss'twrS q tx KfHs-
Goss ssSssu,ijai;
SECTION l. There shall be lien On
all Domestic Ships and Vessels, for
necessary supplies furnished and repairs
made. which shall be effective for TWEEN
" DAYS and no longer, except as
provided in the succeeding Section.
But no such lien shall attach, unless
there be written order, or some other
memorandum In writing. signed BY the
master, at OF before the time when
such supplies were furnished. OF repairs
made. which said written order or
memorandum must set forth, that said
supplies or repSirS were necessary. and
that the same were demanded on the
credit Of the vessel.
SECTION :. If any Ship or Vessel
TO which such hen shall attach. by
force Of the preceding section. shall
leave port before the expiration Of
twenty days, and shall afterwards arrive
az, or return 70 the port Of Honolulu !;
such lien shall continue effective for ten
davs after the arrival or return Of such
ship to Honolulu.
SECTION 5. Suchiens may be enforc-
ed by libel in the Admiralty. 10 be
fled in the office Of the clerk Of the
Supreme Court. all subsequent proceed
inzs upon which shall be according TO
the ordinary proceedings in Admiralty
Courts But no proceedings shall be
had upon any libel. not fled while such
lien continues effective.
SECTION 1. All acts and parts of acts
inconsistent herewith are repealed.
Nor shall any lien, for repairs and sup
plies, in cases not provided for in this
Act, be enforced sgainSt any Domestic
Ship or Vessel.
Approved this Sth day of July, A.
D. 1870.
HAMEHAMEHA r.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-27
KAMEHAMEHA z.
AN ACT

To REPEAL AS ACT ENTITLED An ACT
70 PEsNT DIvoRCED PEzSONs TO MAR-
~ AGAIN APPROVED NAY 24th. A.
D. ls6s. AND 10 EE-ESACT SECTION
1884 OF NE CIVIL CODE WIZ AMEND
NNT.
B & Esaesai b. Tie Kiisg and tLe LesTiis-
LatiUs 4s~us3y q tx HaIoaijqE Is
lands. n tks Legislature ef tLe Kiag-
dan GssHsIJ1l
SECTION / That the Act entitled
An Act TO permit divorced persons TO
marry sgsin.- approved Nay 24tb, 4.
D. 1856. Be and the sane Is hereby re-
pesled-
SEcuoS 2 Section 1884 Of the CT
vi Code Is hereby rs-enacted and shall
Rad az follows:
SECTION 1884 Whenever any mar
rage shall Be dissolved for adultery, OF
other OFense amounting thereto, the m
nOce1I party may marry again al any
tine. but the guilty party shall not
marry again until one year shall have
elapsed from the date Of the decree Of
the Court OF Justice, granting the d.
vorce, unless the innocent party shall
Be deceased within said year. IN which
case the guilty party may thereuPOn
marry sgzin-
SECuoy 3. This Act shall become
= law. from and after the date Of Its
Passage-
Approved this sth day Of July. A
D. 1870.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-27
IN AUTHORITY.
AN ACT

To DEcIARE TEs Penal Com. As Con-
FuE3 AM PUsLISHEn sY rzE JUDsES
oFTHE SVFEEE CoCEr, 70 RI EzE
Law OF TaE LANn.
B & E1o-ssi, u " Kfsg ssai ~ Legs
lr-frs AsszslSy q tx Rssasisaz Is
G1nis. n sig L.psisi.stETy q tx Kfz.r
6sz ssSaus5}ai
SE-TIoS /. The Code of Penal Laws
Of the Kingdom. AS compiled Sni pub
hshei under the direction q the Jui-
ses Of the Supreme Court, IN conform
ity ~ith the Act. approved upon the
twenty second dav Of June, In the year
One Thousand hight Hundred and
Slxry-sight. Is hereby declared u be
TIE Law Of the land. ani shall be re-
spectei acooriInziy, N AI the Courts
Of the Kingiom-
SEcroN > This Aci shall take ef-
feet Immediately.
Approved this Tth day Of July, A. D.
1870.
KAMEHAMEHA E.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-27
AN ACT
RELATING 10 THE EXPENSES or CUsTON
House GU4RDs.

RELATING 70 NE ExPESsEs or CUsTON
House GU4RDs.
Be i Esaetef By TIE King and The Legis-
latiUs AsseusJIy ef TIE HaioaiiaH Is
lands. IN TIE Legislature q The King
don assembled:
SECTION l. A new Section shall be
added TO the Civil Code. immediately
after Section $50, 10 read - follows:
SECTION $50 A. Every vessel Of not
more than 500 tons, shall be allowed
SIX DAYS, and every vessel Of 500 tons
andTupwzrds, shall be allowed twelve
days, after entry, IN which TO discharge,
but for all DAYS IN excess. the eompenss-
ton Of the officer specified IN the pre-
eeeding Section, shall be charge
against the vessel Sundays and holi-
days shall not be counted IN the num-
Der of days allowed for discharge at
the expense Of the Government
Approved this sth day Of July A. D.
KAMEHAMEHAA.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-27
AN ACT
KAMEHAMEHA R.

To ESLAEGE THE JURISDICTION OF TIE
Police CoUErs N CEsrAIN CASES OF
AGGRAVATED ASSAULT.
B Il Enacted By TX Hiiag and Tx Leyiis-
latirs 4sseas8y q tx Hs,oaiiaH Is
llads, "a tx Legislature q TIE 6iiag,ioHl
AssgrsGaj:
SECTION l. The several Police Courts
of Honolulu. HiIo and Lahaina, shall
have concurrent jurisdiction with the
Supreme Court. and Circuit Courts. of
all cases Of assault with knives. sword
canes, and other weapons obviously and
imminently dangerous TO life, except as
hereinafter provided.
SECTION ,. In cases where the offence
Is not Of q highly aggravated character,
said Police Courts may punish the Of
fender by fine. not exceeding two hun
dred dollars, and by Imprisonment not
exceeding two years but in cases
where such punishment would be made
quate. the offender shall be committed
for trial according TO existing provisions
Of law.
Approved this sth day Of July, A. D.
1870.
KAMEHAMEHA r.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-27

To AxESD CEkPTEz Is. SECTION Il. OF
TEE PENAL CO0E

To AxESD CEAFTEz Is. SECTION Il. OF
TE Penal CO0E
B * Ez1csai b tx KIsy Gzd tx Leg-
isl1tfrs Assa55y q tie Es,a1ii1E
IS1aGS n IL Leyissl1tEry q tx KEag-
don osssuIIs5
SECTION l. Section Il OF Chapter
Is. q the Penal Code, be and the sane
Is hereby amended 50 IS 70 read as fol
lows.
SzCuoS l.. That whoever shall
seal sny neat Cattle, Horse, Mule,
Ass. Sheep. Goat, Swine OF Deer. Dot
exceeding the vslue q One Hundred
Dollsrs. shall upon conviction before
sny Police OF District Justice. Be pun
ishei BY Imprisonment az hard labor,
nor more than Two years. nor less than
one month, II the discretion Of he
Court-
SECTION , This Act shall become
s lzw. from and after the date Of its
psssge-
Approved this stb day Of July. A.
D. 1870.
KAMEHAMEHA R
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-27
AN ACT


To AMEND TEE Law EEAETvB 70
GAZING.
B e szoo,ai y tx KEzg an5 tx Legs
Isf5as 4ssusly q IL Easa1iiaz Is
lads, n tx Le7islat1ry qf tx KIag
don -4SsausIai
SECTION / Whoever Is guilty Of gam
ins. shall be punished BY fine, DOT *,
oeeiiu- One Hundred Doll2rs, and by
imprisonment Al hard labor, n0t exoeed-
ing sixty days
SECTION ? The second, third and
fourth Sections of Chapter XXXIX IN
the Penal Code relative 70 gaming are
hereby repealed
Approved this sth day of July. A D.
$50.
kAMEHAMEHA R.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-27
KAMEHAMEHA &.
AN ACT

To SECURE NE PAYMENT OF WORkNN
IN CASES OF BANKRUPTCY.
Be Il Eaacte,I By Tie King and the Jegis-
Iatirs 4sseu,8y a tEe Haro1iiaH Is
Jaads. n tie Legislature q tx KiagioHl
assembled:
SEcTIoS1. All claims for personal
labor shall be preferred in cases of
Bankruptcy. and paid in full out of any
assets remaining in the hands of the
aszignees after payment Of such debts
as are now preferred by law But no
claims shall be 80 preferred, which shall
have accrued more than forty days be-
fore an act Of Bankruptcy; and if the
amount due 10 any person shall exceed
the sum Of fifty dollars. then no more
shall be paid IN full, but a dividend
shall be declared on the remainder
ratezbly with the claims Of other cred
IE0rs
SECTION 2. All acts and parts Of acts
inconsistent herewith, are repealed.
Approved this sth day Of July. A D.
1870.
KAMEHAMEHA r.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-27
AN ACT
KANIEHAMEHA r.

To ESLAEGE rEE JURISDICTION OF PO-
LICE COCETS-
B e Ezocssi y tis Kfuy sz.5 tis Lsyis-
Istirs 4sssus5jy q tx Fas71iiaz Is-
Iszis II tx Legislature q tie KIzg-
6o,z GSss-sijs5
SECTION l. The several Police
Courts shall hsve concurrent criminal
jurisdiction. oo-extensive With the sew
erI Judicial Circuits, Of sl offences
whereof the District Courts now have
jurisdiction
SECuoS : This Act shall take ef-
fecI, Immediately.
Approved this sth day Of July, A-D.
ISTO.
kAMEHAMEHA R.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-27
kerosene stoves

Patent Balances, to weigh from 500 TO 500 hs.,
Platform and Counter Scales,
Solid Socket Garden Hoes, Planters Hoes,
Horse Hoes, Cultivators,
Eagle. No. and No. 20 Plows, and extra beams
and handles for same,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-27
AN ACT
To IND1NIFT TEE MISSrB OF f
NANCE
KANEHAMEHA R.

To ID2NIFT TEK MSIsTB OF f.
NANCE
WEEzELs. Il sppesrs By the Report
Of the Minister Of Finance that the
sun OF Two Thousznd DoIIzrs. was usid
70 Jsrrit P. Judd. 70 save the interest
OF the Government N 3 certain lesse-
hold estate, the last customary spprO-
priatioo 70 that effect, having been
.sociientIy omitted and
WEEKAs. Il appears that said amount
Ezz pad after careful consideration by
order Of the Cabinet Council; and
WHEEEAs, the Minister Of finance
has requested q BIZ indemnify ing
those. legally responsible, and dischzrg-
ing them from further liability OF &C
count Of the aforesaid expenditure
DOW the-efors.
3 4 Esaotei by IL Kisg and fks Jeyiis-
JatiUs 4sseuEly q tLe Earoiiias l.
Jaaas, a tx Legisi0fuTs e-tle Kisg-
don GsszSl5ai
SEcuoS l. TIE Minister Of Finance
AMI al Others legally responsible are
hereby iBdenlni6ed and discharged
from al liability o. account Of The e1-
penditurss above mentioned. and that
the accounts of the Finance Depart
ment Be adjusted accordingly
Approved this sth day Of July, A D.
1sTe.
KAMEHAMEHA r.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-27

HEMP CANVAS,
Ii Best Arbroath Plax Canvas,
for sale BY (12) BOLLEs co.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-14

him at his toilet, ordered his servant to Walk py
the house and report whether he could see MN oasl M
ing. The native, unable to conceive any mouVI ~ III
the request but one of personal vanity, CANT v"I 4.
with tn Q report that master looked peauli IL. he
afterward appeared that the bungalow couiu "o' '0
seen from the road at all.
EarlStanhope (better known perhaps In Anericaoy
his former title of Lord Mahon has bridged over oy
new work the chasm of thirteen years whicn in'er
venes between the commencement OF his h1story
of England from the Peace of Utrecht 10 the Ieace
of Versailles 173-17S3" and the END on maSauay
work, which breaks off at the year l'W; me NV Nv
volume therefore embraces nearly the Wnoie OF the
80, of Oneen Anne and the splendid history OF
MaTiboronrh. The Pail Mall Gasette, in review OF
II saws "ihe combined strength and brillancy OF
Lord Macaulay the earnest eloquence OF MI. froude,
and the erotesque energy of Mr. Carlyle have thrown
too far into the background the unobtTnsye meri.s
of Lord Stanhope. His History OF EnRianu,, ~ 1I
which the first volume was published In Ieoo wnio
almost as accurate as almanac, is almost as ANUS
ing AZ novel; The narrative flows along so easily
and the characters and events are 30 skil1uny ois
posed that one can read it over and over again
without ever being wearied though never, perhaps,
very much excited. His reign of Queen Anne mas
the same charm. AS regards his views OF pnDnee
men and public events, they have not been Iorhieu
without long and patient study, and are IN some IN
stances based on documents accessible only to i,I
self And if not absolutely impartial he Il more ~
defect is certain want of vigOr both In eXpressio
and in thought, which is diffused thronghoup Jus .
works and is felt where it cannot be dehnea anu @
habit of giving utterance T. trlte sentments VI
rality on very insufficient provocatlon." Inc "oiA
is to be reprinted by the Harpers.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-14

In State bonds transactions moderate, with Ten
nessee new d53i with principal operation in Tennes
see; North Carolina, Gs 22S. Virginia 6s
pom, steady at 7o Alabama IS, 965yesterday 97i;
California rs, 10. b..
Railroad bonds duh, and sales very moderate, hut
with prices maintained Central Pacific, 99d92 Union
Pacific, s4S. Milwaukee and St. Paul, Sos, convertible
9lk. A large amount of our railroad bonds sold
abroad One Of leading bankers received instructions
yesterday to pay 9400,OO0 for Western railroad
bonds sold in Europe; anda few days since he paid
SOL 900 for Western bonds sold abroad Bonds taking
the place Of gold for exchange
Bank shares dull, with but few sales the list will
show.
The stock market continues duh with small operations
but prices are steady. The quiet prevailing in the
Board and the Long Room not to reduce the price
Of stocks with only here and there instance. Pacific
Mail 3e5G36l; Canton, 81; Quicksilver, IOi New-York
Central and Hudson, g2i992s; do. certificates
Reading 99s Lake Shore s7i9s7a New-Jersey Central
O5SlOI; Chicago and North Western, 7t do. Preferred
s5E; Rock Island ll6i Milwaukee and st. Paul, eO1
do Preferred, 7ii; Rome and Watertown, 49, Boston,
Hartford and Erie, 3s94. The market closed strong
with prices advanced several stocks, our O'Clock
report will show.
The following are the Government quotations Messrs
New-York tribune., 1870-04-14

Messrs Jay Cooke Co. offered 100000 OF the 65 new,
coupon at s1O7 @ H. C. Whitney, 500 do s07eG Alex
Amend 100000 do. at sO7.95, and John j. studwell,
reg 67 at slOs On the 30h ut the highest offering OF
bonds was <lO89 the lowest Sl064s. The lowest price
to day is Gle higher than the lowest price on the 3oth ut
Foreign Exchange is weak. The attempt 10 put up ex
change, the assumed fact Of short cotton bls from
the South TO carry gold with it, has failed in both
cases. without benefit, probably, to the parties I'M
medatey engaged in the operations And the effect mas
been bring cotton and trustworthy information is
received that the receipts Of cotton for the week Will he
largely increased account Of the rise in gold on Mon
day. that cotton bills will be increased and exchange
will re- main steady. Is not business man IN all
the land who has not reoced at the defeat Of the effort
to put up the premium gold. They have accepted
the situation" in fall OF gold from 40 to 49, and, al
though there has been shrnkage OF values, they
accommodating themselves to it, and looking forward
with hope the time not in the distant future, when
greenbacks and national bank notes and gold will be
equal value in all business transactions Rings for
putting up exchange or gold will find no favor with the
people bat condemnation rather.
Foreign Exchange to-day is duh and lower. The fol-
.l..A.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-14
lowing are the nomi

Gold has ranged to-day from ll24 to ll2a-oply per
cent difference. At 10 a. it quoted in the Gold
Room at l2! 1914 124 1857 1l2s; Ii:O5, 1925; 147,
2i 1921 1l2a; I'll, 1l?a 1852, ll2; 1915, 1928 $3.50, ll2i
s5 li2. 400 1928 2s The highest price, ll29 lowest,
ll2i.
The transactions Of the Gold Exchange Bank were
follows Ccarances, Ss620OOO; gold balances ST. 1885,
5G7 Az currency balances, S77 o. Holders Of gold
paid from to per cent for carrying balances.
Money abundant to-day, and easy at per cent
Governments Occasional loans reported at per
cent. We have change to note IN the rates of
mercial paper.
Government bonds were firm, and give compari-
OF prices at the sales Of the Government stock de-
partment of the stock Exchange the dates named:
New-York tribune., 1870-04-14

THE SOUTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD is now com
te,ed from Album popular and
erous Agricultural and Manufacturing district thus efficiently f
Of the Southern Ceutral will he e both
passenger trc The ch Agricultural country tho a
which will AFFORD constantly increasing buSses The grat
establishments Auburn, whose vsterpoxer Is he lest
the the ensng along the bne will always seere
o this road good income.
yERMLYE the Financial Agents Of the Road oier e H1'
unsoh portion Of the Bonds with the greatest behes
The Bonds bear Seven have thirty ron a
convertible into the option Of the boEer
New-York tribune., 1870-04-14

COIFBE-Rio quie; and fm log.h .e anNci sng
arrivals samples Of lois within das wh 20
vty hoped Java steady and e Of ~" ats ~
New-0rsIs, on priyste terms.
FLOUR AND MEAI-The market or Western and State tr es
the uBvorabe sde Liverpool reeoi s
on,ers and liberal offerings prices lower e- '
bbls - i0d - 20 Tor Suptre state a. Od$t Tor bis
State; - 9Jd SIS IS for Fancy sts.e; - b0d - % for te N
grades Of Western Extra and orlnsr at - 90 - sgq - & Sr
coed choice Spring Wheat BK.as; S4&o o$R 81 fol H1
Extras; - 70d - 80 for City shipping hi,iss
~ % for Shipping Ohio, Round Hoop 50 23dS ~ of
Trade IS 50d SO IS for Fmr hls; - eoG 80 50 h AH
her Whe and Western 5d 80 40 ior hhe NiTs
do 50 for Family do - lJd 20 - for ~ j. ~
Single; 4Od 81 % for Do. be AMI S1n0-y y 10Y o.
Triple Southern aud the oS and medium }
$40 bbs, @5 9lQ 30 20 for onlhsy = t''t
Extra Baltimore Country; 5d So 20 for RSts Geo1 ot
Virginia; Er Famy do $5 tVd 70 ~ lf BIN
MARYLAND and Sc 3G 40 60 for Family Co. do tl
Flour sales $50 bhls - 500 So Corn hest
quiet sales $50 bbs IS for good Western 81 - "'
jersey. and IS 2j for Brandywine. ,,.,
PREIGHTS-To Liverpool by 1900 bush Wheat a.
GRAIN-Wheat opened irregular ani l2e lower ard Gle STEADY
with milling export demand; Winter Is the nest cepret
for Mixed Spring Nos and u 81 oT No.
Chicago Spug choice aaoa 81 IL fo Nc Milwaukee aaest
choice, and 81 " tor Choice hs
Michigan but que sses go bush AZ lsGSc o
woowed State 90 Canada West Oats inactive .na
lower and cosd quiet sales 90 bush New ohs at Oc 1oss oc
aaoat; Sc at Jersey City ard Jr-y and
Southern at 62 Corn less s'ye and tame The dsmsiS alas ~
chiefly "a 900 bush New esrrn re 81 @
sGoa and 81 O8 for Old In White NeSoesss at 20
9 Western Yellow at VI H. aaost Jersey Yellow st IoaT IL
pier
New-York tribune., 1870-04-14


HAY aud in isiT sema1d shipping &c., and EstA ot
e 81 IS Straw quoted Al for Long ard He for short
hkMP-Nsnils dali and without ehAnsei We quote
Haliie gold. O,her kinds are inactive -.
nofs duh ard prices Irregular quote New Prime At 100
re, and do. Poor o Coed at NGltc
MoLASsRs1hee fair trade !en and srrnt At fall phess
bills Nes-Olesus 51G8o and 50d6O hhs Porto koe ~
fr sld in IA deuaud sales lao bl koAHs s snd "a lar
demand.
oLSCnde Fish Oils without chase and the demand rcter.
oils Gull and uoaiaal American Lnsec da
English nsmna on ana
" fair denand Other Oils without change
PROVISIONS PORK little active az former prices with fs
100 hl 2i ia s8 ~ Tor Mes the outside
lots S2 Prne; 80 for brtEa Prime; % -
wesefl Mes; IS for Thin Mess aid for cer;
delivery bh. her May, Beef aen,s
s,sady hhA ~ ~ - for Old Si0dS3 for Pain
sEd $lla BttrA Mess Terce Beef quiet aad so
oaaHad llams and fair Lanard sales llo bs ~
fasG I'D Sduegr and o Western Cut Me IS e
tive bat 6rn sales l3tGi6.c Tor hcSed Hans bacon
lomuAl D, sd Hogs steady st lEdltc f Nv
Lsn dull and nomina sales ,O bhs atG tcs % ac Ter w. c
Tor and l3l Oc for fsrio iiare deL'sf VH
at Ntc, sclbr four months
PETROLEUM Is bm ard In fair dcnard
RC- let lnn ana mode ell ac Tc hoap the sales se no
ltge gcnssk supposed We lean OF soae sS es tsona oi~
Gic -, -.
SCGARS-cav quite grades AMI The offerings neleIaie
Loae ee'ng uch spgthend h he ieen news ts a. W ts
nuy sflaho Ear geoi keanirs se9tc iAs
$50 bhs sds Cuta ,@loe er Porto k'oi kenei 'r~ ~
Z - p s.s--. 70 Has
sBEDsThe demand for Clover hs sd iAs nAIsd No ~
New-York tribune., 1870-04-14
THE MARKETS.
Careiully reported for TuR TRIBUNE.

Carc.ully reported for THg TRIBUNE.
MEDSRsDAY, Apnl D. ls.n
ASHES-The market is dnll ard prices nominal
C0TT0N-Busnes again light and the market generally f End an
With holders obliged coneeie OrIer q a, .
increasing rapidly the Southern ports ~ S
and Pa snye Of which 81 @ en
consmrto specGson; future Gee at
evening lt0 bales Apnl 22 200 June ale to-day 100 AM G.
at 2 81 Atc., 200 Jane a = Co
$50 2l.c all on basis Of Low MaidE We quote follows
Ar Mobile Ne
New-York tribune., 1870-04-14

LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD FIRST
MORTGAGE PER CENT BONDS at 90 and interest.
We have only limited amount 10 offer az this price.
DREXEL- WINTHROP q Co, lS Walls.
JOHN j. Cisco & Son, SO Nall-st
!. b. ALEXANDER x Co., 10 Nassau-st
New-York tribune., 1870-04-14
MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
wi DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA, AND WESTERN RAILROAD

q.
Depots NewYok foot Of Barclaysi and foot Si
SUMNER ARRANCRMRNTE commencing hONDAi Apr H. 1910,
TRAIN connecting Denyle with Boon
Dover with Chester Branch at Waterloo with Suser
Anloyr anl Newton Wabugton with the D. L. an w H.
Gap srouiup scranton Great Bend Bnghmon, Syra
s the LackaSanna and BooDburg,
anl Delaware and Hu.son r. kds.
l1:iO LBIlGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops at Newark Morris.
town Dover Washington Pdpsburg ani Eaton;
PEiipsbug with BEL Del r. /. for Be.dere, Se and AZ
" Bethlehem, Allentown, MsGch Chunk and
WiAeshasre.
4:l0p SCRANTON EXPRESS az Dover with Chester
Waterloo with H. r. aud at Warrington with d., l., ani
W r. r. for Water Gap, S,ron lburg, AMI Scranton
MORSTOWE AMI intermediate stations l:2) 2:JJ AMI
64O D. m. Accom-; $40 p. N. Express.
For SMar and intermediate stations 6:3 7:3 and 1000
420 and $500 p. .-. .
ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGE $500 loo, 3:4O 4:sO,
$50 900 and II As pm.
Po NEWARK at .6Oo 400 1875 7:5o 500 G:2o s:5o
900 $780, lO}D aud 1850 l2: l:l5 '2:l5,
800 'J3o ioo lO iio, $780, eco, C3o 7oo 6: and "lOO
- -, -, 80, "a
New-York tribune., 1870-04-14
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

Banks, Bankers, and Private Capitalists supplied
with frst-cass commercial paper at ruling rates,
supply of which can always be found with us.
FARNHAM, GILBERT IL Co., Walst