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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-12-28

You SHOULD not f. Il to call at the China and
Glassware establishment OF William Akers & Co.,
No. 1923 Market street, when about to lay In fresh
supply for the table bedroom. They have the
prettiest assortment OF china, glass and queens
ware in the city, and everybody should go there
it is guaranteed to be bazaar where the purchaser
can save money.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-12-28

BuRNETr's KALIIsToN-The best cosmetic
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-12-28

To ONE AND ALL.-Are you suffering from O
cough, cold asthma bronchitis, any OF the varou:
pulmonary troubles that so often terminate in con
sumption? If so, use "W,lb0''S Pure Cod Liuer on
and Lime" safe and eflica@ious remedy. This is
no quack preparation, but is regularly prescribed
by the medical faculty. Manufactured by A. p
WIBoR, Chemist No. 16G Court street, Bosom
Sold by all druggists,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-12-28

SEA Moss FARINE from pure Irish Moss for Blanc
Mango, Puddings, Custards, Creams ETC. etc. The
cheapest, healthiest and most delicious food in the
world
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-27
NEW PUBLICb. lions.

Mr.. Hale's Brick Moo n y seems to be re-
tponsible for a vigorous rViysa OF the taste for
Neutrality-suspicious., and the ,,y number of old and Heo
contains the beginning a two clever tales for which
1.-THE Brick Moon" staendy served as pattern One
of these, John copper THE Newsboy" is announced
rs the product n of a distinguished" writer SO we
suppose it is sy Mr. Hale himself. The other caueu
"The Hide Hemisphere IS the narrative OF VISIT 10
the noo a. In a parer "The Quakers OF New
Engla' ID Mr.. r. p. HallOwel says some very haIu
thin - shout the intolerance and prosecuting spirit OF te
T drifap Founders; DR.. Kellogg, in paper ON LII.
and Life Force contrOverts the theories Oh
THE rnaterialists; Mrs. Julia Ward Howe gives
a sharp bnd rather amusing account OF
missionary visit 10 Harrisburg Commonplace is
very GOOD stary by Isabella Grant Meredith Mr. IOrl
cell writes Few pages to prove, what needed no proof
That the American bishops who oppose the inialhbhy
dogma are not unbeievers in the doctrine, but eniy
averse te rs formal PRONUNCIATION. He Is very much
alarmed 81 the Interior purposes Of the Roman Catholics
in this cenry believing that no one can consistently
and in coed faith profess obedience TO the Church OF
Rome snd TO the Constitution of the United States" The
verses this number much above the average quail
it, an indeed Of that pleasant variety known as eers de
soes there are some veay clever specimens-such a.
kir IOriugs Alice 70 Gertrude" old and Nep Is now
pull shed By Roberts Brothers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-27

Government bonds have declined to per cent since
yesterday the offerings very small, and will
time at "a limited until financial matters take
definite shape at the Capital Holders disposed
to sell in the uncertain condition OF affairs.
Tennessee bonds continue 10 be very active aud have
been during the week On Monday at the First Board
they quoted, bonds, ut 63964, b. 8 at the
Second Board, seller co. G aC5i to-day they quoted
new, esq do Tennessee, exeoupOn, 670GGl; North
Carolina old bonds, 49s; Virginia 6s. excoupOn, 69f.
Railroad bonds dull and firm Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne and Chicago, ls l05 Morris and Essex lat, 1O
St. Louis and Iron Mountain, First Mortgage, s9t Mich
igan Southern Sinking Fund bonds, 100
The stock market continues unsettled but with un up
ward tendency. The principal operations have been in
HewYOrk Central and Hudson, 96l G9sl do. Certificates
si09i; Harlem, 1894 4Os Erie, 23 92 Reading, lO7A0
l0s Lake Shore, 9si0s9i Wabash 5l657; Rock Island
il6s 9l7; Milwaukee and ST. Paul $50 Gs do Preferred
500 Ssos Ohio and Mississippi, Sbd6s Northwestern
$40 do Preferred, ssB asss; Pacific MAIL 4lsG42i West
Union, 3 G35b These prices indicate the range OF
the market. After O'Clock the business was merely
nominal, nut few brokers were in the street There
was firmer tone and stronger feeling at the close
The following the Government quotations of Messrs
EisE A hata
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-27
Excess over legal reserve s2349 s29O3i3 Dec. s9765
There il rner tone to the Foreign Exchange market,
nd "a tas ara a. follows.

The export OF gold to-day $j9l,sOO and for the
week. $12Ol39 Total for the year, slG $4,000 The pay
Of interest July coupons, foreign account has
made exchange for few days active, while some
of cur merchants have taken advantage Of the low price
of gold pay their debts abroad, rather than run the
risk OF Clover gold" later in the season.
The money market is very easy. Money was offered
this afternoon at per cent Governments and it is
abundant TO borrowers at per cent. With 5555 Of
deposits banks and with ST. 9O33 OF legal
tenders the legal reserve why should not money be
cheap in this ctyl We have currency enough for all
the legitimate purposes Of business in this country, and
when il is needed at other points it will readily find IFS
way there This fact is illustrated by the recent rise in
the price of wheat in the West Balances checked
here and in other cities, and the money found its
way to the pockets OF the people in the West In COM
mercal paper Al at short dates il readily taken at 81
per cent, and longer dates at CAL Single names Of
choice paper at TO per cent.
The gold market has its strength since the
Boyd Ketchum depression Thursday. The quotations
in the Gold Room have been today III, liz and I'LL
These have been the only changes. At 800 after the
close OF the Room, gold quoted at 11lbG1lll; ut
400 alll The transactions Of the Gold Exchange
Bank follows: Ceariags $4,000 gold balance
s2C2062; currency, g. 95O3l7 Paid for carrying, from
TO per cent, and for borrowing, from 1872 TO l6i per
cent until Monday and az per cent per There
sharp borrowing demand to speculative sales
OF gold
We give below the bids for and the highest sales of Gov
eminent bonds at the dates named:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-27
POEM BY CHARLES DICKENS.

A correspondent of The Daily Bers OF Lon
lon has rescued the following verses 10y Charles Dickens
rom the -obscurity Of an old Annual edited by Lady
,lc,ipeton in 14 They are entitled. a Word in Sea
on - and perhaps they are as timely now when minis
ers are asking whether Dickens was Christian they
we're 2G years ago:
THEY have a superstition in the East,
That Allah written on piece of paper,
IL better uuction than can come Of priest,
OF rolling incense. and of lighted taper:
Holding that any scrap which bears that name
In any characters its front impressed on,
Shall help the finder through the purgins flame,
And give his toasted feet place TO rest on.
Accordingly they make a mighty fuss,
With every wretched tract and fierce Grafton.
And hoard their lcaves-for they are not, like US,
highly civilized and thinking nation:
And, always STOPPING in the miry ways
To look for matter Of this earthly leaven,
They seldom, in their Gust-exlloring days
Have any leisure 10 look MP 10 Heaven.
So have known country on the earth,
Where darkness sat upon the living waters,
And brutal ignorance and toll, aud dearth
Were the hard portion OF its sons and daughters:
And vet where they who should have oped the door
OF charity and light for all mems finding,
s1uabbled for words upon the altar-fOor,
And rent The Book in struggles for the binding.
The centlest man among these pOus Turks
Gods living image ruthlessly defaces;
The best high-ehurchman, with DO faith in works
Bowstrngs the Virtues in the market-places:
The Christian Pariah. whom both sccts curse
They curse al other men and curse each other,
Walks through the world, not very much the worse,
Does all the good he can, and loves his brother.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-27


Instructions were received by Assistant Treas
urer Folger from the Secretary Of the Treasury this
morning to begin the payment OF interest on Government
bonds July Monday next, without rebate OF IN
teret The arrangement for the payment OF interest on
registered bonds begun by Judge FOlger, 80 that one
signature each holder is sufficient for all the interest
due on the several registered loans, viii be continued,
very much to the convenience of the public rs well as to
the subTreasury The amount OF coin duties received
at the subTrcasury during the past week is s2,li q,
and the payments for Interest are $JO7279 20.
The Bank Statement this afternoon had no effect upon
the money market. The amount Of funds held by the
National Banks in this city is too large % disturb the
market by tine decrease the increase OF few millions
OF dollars. The statement indicates continued move
ment Of currency to the West The following shows the
increase the several items for the week
Increase loans $32s63 decrease in specie EC69s6 de-
crease ia deposits, S2O2; decrease in legal tenders,
sgOGs increase in circulation, S2 40 The decrease in
the total reserve 1871 6,2 against reduction in the
total liabilities Of s2os27. The following is compari-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-27

SEVEN PER CENT GOLD INTEREST
Hree of Government Tax
FIRST MORTGAGE
SINKING FUND BONDS
of the
WEST WISCONSIN X. X. Co.
Fifteen years to run from January, 1870
and convertible into stock
at par.
Land grant Of over 0OO0 acres from Government,
upon which, together with the Road and all its
property, these Bonds are a First Mortgage.
EXEMPTED FROM TAXES UPoN ITS LANDS FOR
- YEARS.
20 MILES FINISHED AND RUNNING,
from which income is derived, with rapidly increas.
ing receipts.
An airline from st. Paul's TO Milwaukee and
Chicago These lands estimated worth 100000
Total amount of mortgage, S4,0O0OO0
PRICE, 80 AND ACCRUED INTEREST
The Coupons are payable January and July.
Pamphlet with full particulars and Map, can DO
obtained at the Office of
WHITE, MORRIS & Co,
Bankers and Financial Agents of the Company
No % Wal-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-27
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
H. ERS RAILROAD.


Depos NegYo " Barclsy-t and foot Of Cl'tophert
SCdMER ARRANGEMENTS, cormeacing MONDAY, 1n H. 1870
EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN a. Denyiie WITH boon
Dover with Chester Branch Waterloo WIN Sner X
AudoVe and Newton Nalgton with the D. L. an v" X II
Gap Sroulsburg Great Bend bnghnon yra
and OSego an al pou The Laeka"aunA aud booHsoae
/ n Delaware and HUDSON r Rds.
I:;O LEHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops a. NeTars hor''
Dover IlGkeisowr Washington PipUlc anl bAoni con
Pnhpslufg with Bel Bet 4 \ for be,lcr, &c anl AZ
Epton With L. v r. for Bethlehem Aelto"n haaci ChNl AM
Mikestare.
4lO m SCRANTON EXPRESS connects at Dover With Chester r.
R. Waterloo with r. Z and washing With D. L. and
W. X. X. for water Gap, stroulhurg, ami Scranton -
$3.50 HACKErfSrOWS MAIL, siil Boonion Chester
| and Sues Railroads. . 5000. 81. ~.
| $50 m. 800.
For ORANGE ani SOUTH ORANGE, 60 100, 900 1880 and
uO M Loo $50 3;4O 40 $50 SD 600 6:p, 300, aud Has
=. m. .o %, ~. ~ .,o-oo ~ N - N
1850 loo 2:O, +2; $50, $40 3p $40 4:so,
1850 $50 eco ab:H $50 '745, 300 and ll:f9 p
Trans marked stop a Eas, Newark
Fol BLOOMFIELD and MONTCLAIR al $50 and ll;Oo % and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-27

u For the safe and advantageous investment OF
July interest and dividends, the CONNECTICUT AIR
LINE BONDS present unusually attractive features,
which will commend them to all classes of investors
The road is completed to Middletown. The re-
naming unfinished portion is more than half done
Full particulars furnished by
HATCH & FOoTE, No. II Wall-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-27
THE MARKETS.

Carefully Beporth Tor TuTkIBrNE . -.
ASHRS-Pots continue IN good demand and the market hrm
quote at 81. Pearls dull and nominal al SSa 80 rs
COrTOE-Po immediate delivery the market very dull and
prices unchanged and features developed the only sales reported
being % future delivery trade also Light
lohRge values hoogh anything htt
ay sales last evening Of 100 bales June - ll6 200 July,
10 l5l6c 800 l8ic; 100 9; O, August at Is
36c; I8ic 200 l8Ec to-day, 200 july Al lSe 100 a
August 8seall basis OF Los Mng We quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-27

A limited quantity Of the FIRST MoRTG AGE SEVEN
PR CEST GoID INTEREST BONDS of the Burlington,
Cedar Rapids and Minnesota Railroad Company
free of Government taX-for sale at 30 and interest
These bonds have 80 years TO run, convertible at
the option of the holder into the stock of the Com
pany at par and the payment of the principal pro-
vided for by a sinking fund
HENRY CLEws & Co, No. 81 Wall-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-27


IL of Chamberss and -thiris, follows;
Through EIpre Chsmbest. at 10 NJ 9b p
AMI 200 D. H daily; leave TSentyris a. 745 n $40 me-
ami 5:l5 an1 daily. New and improved drawing Room
Coaches accom- 1880 thouch to Buffalo connect
ing al omeye magnificent Sleeping Coahes through 70
Cfvea and Gallon Sleeping Coaches will accompany In s:
train nom Nes orr 10
Buffalo FROM Rochester Buffalo and
Cincinnati An Emigraut daily at 1:fl 80
Jeryis WAY. q
a a m and 4:l5 p. o)
For Mdteown $3.50 ventythiri-st 3:l5 p M
and Suniqrs ou, a Twenty rl st., 3:la a No.
For Grecourt sG;3J tTveu hrst, '8l5 M
For Hewburgh Wa $3.50 and 4:5J wenty
thirIst., 5:i5 a. ~, 3:l5 ami +:l5 7. NJ
For Snfen =. ana CIEtnv St, $40 AMI
5.45 nj Theaer train III (TwtntyarlsL, .l;ia H.
For Ps;eron and Tgtutyrs DeIO a; b, O:l5i an
Has "a NJ; 34j 5j @: - From Chanost Depot At
Gas O:l5 a. IA u m fl.45. 400 5:l5, anu Gas ?.
For Ha
:45A M 80 3fJ t55 5SJ AMI t5f5 frm OhamOersst
Depot $3.50 NJ u NJ. IS. 500 t5:l5, 6OO and 1913 IL
For Peunont and Way from Tweutyhri Depot
BIAS O. m 2:t5 i3.l5 4f5 and to-: al SATURDAYS
orly midnight Chamers. Depot a. 900 a. Hoo
1890 4.l5 t0;30 m. Saturdays only il2U midnight
Tickets Tor Ia Drawing Room AM Sleeping
Coaches checking and transfer OF bag
gage C0mpauys oc "a 5J ant 90 Broadway
US Onehun red il
Thirl.aye. Hariem a Fulonsi Brooklyn; Dpois foot Of
Chamber IweniLthnst Sts-lOrk No. Exchange
pace Long Dock Depot jersey City and Of the Agents al the pnne
pal hotels go ~, , p,pn
L. d. RUCKBR, June 18th, - WM X BARR
Genera Superintendent 100 General Passenger Agent
Uafkelslck For lIeunOu Ouy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-27

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, MONTGOMERY. ALABAMA.
The interest maturing July / in New-York and
London on the bonds of the State Of Alabama will
be paid on and after that date at the banking houses
of HENRY CLEws q Co, 81 Wall-st., N. Y. and
CLEws, HABIcHT & Co.. 5 Lothbury, London, Hnan-
cia Agents in New-York and London for the State of
Alabama. ARTHUR BINGHAM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-27

The Coupons due July ! on Arkansas STAT
American Exchange National Bank.
d. b. SICKIEs, Financial Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-27
NETWORK AND NEW-HAYEN RAIL
~ ROAD.


COMMENCING 2, l8in
kes-fOrk. Of
FOvnh-sve. Entrance Twenty seveuthsi.
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK.
For New Haven ard Bridgeport EI) ll:O 25 iELl
800 (EI.l 3;46 4:31 $50 aod (ErD D. N.
For ford srsot Farael Southport aud wesspOr 700 H.
q n. 3A $3.50 and $3.50 D. M.
For 200 900 tRIj 9:a 1870 N, l25 tErl 800
HL J. 3:45. 4:3j (ELL 5:30 6.3O, aHl $500 tBIl p.
FOR D,nsn g. ll0 3:t5 $50 $500, AMI $50 49,
For Stanford (EI) o. 1l:30 2:l3 (br) 2l5, (Er
3.45. 4;11 (ELl 4:S5 $50 $3.50. 1:l5. (EI.l p.
Gresn~ieb AID intermediate stations O. 1850 2S 35
i:s5, $3.50. 6:p. 7:I5 pm
Sunday leave. SewYort for
Boston. via both Sprugt-h lone ShoTe line
CONNECTING TRAINS.
fof Boston, via Springfield q M, , and Q. m.
FOR Boston. va Shore Ln-. 1918, m.
fOr Hartford and Springfield l23 $50 TO Hartford
For Newport r. L. 1913 Er connecting with Steamer
NEf scii Ba't $50 D. n
For Connecticut River Railroad, II is to Montreal,
3p m. Northampton
Hartford Providence PishEn Railroad pm
For SHORE ilo- Asa' horsch aud Proydeai lzl5
3:Ui; New LoB1oa,
For Hs~Havsn sai Northampton Railroad, 800 to
northampton and Wi,iam.1urrb
For Housstouic Railroad. a a and p
For kangatoes Railroad and I'D 70 seoury.
For DAnbury and horwak Railroad, l25 nnt $50
For New Canaan Railroad m. l2B 40 and $50 N.
tommcous Sleeping sshed 10 train aud n Sun.
dsv Mail
IN and m. rans JAMES H. uOiT, Superintendent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-27
EIGHT PER CENT GOLr BONDS,
Endorsed by
STATE OF ALABAMA.

Price, 95 and Aocrued Interest.
First Mortgage Bonds issued by the Montgomery
and Eufaula Railroad, ON finished road. Issue re
strcted by law, and surrounded by guarantees that
render the bonds most desirable investment. The
road is now about to open its valuable connection
with Union Springs and will be completed within
year to Eufaula It's finances are in excellent cOndi-
ton, and it has during the last year been making
satisfactory net earnings.
We recommend these bonds as a cheap and we'll
secured investment.
GEORGE OPDYKE & CO., % Nassau-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-27

number OF the leading banks in Calcutta on the nth
of May, reduced the brokerage upon all bills sold by
them from To a uniform rate Of q cent
The Financial ChrOnicle for this week, completes It's
tenth scmi-annual volume 1t has earned good repn-
taton and Is valuable commercial and financial paper
and deserves success.
The Fifth National Bank has declared semi-annual
dividend OF per cent payable July l. . a.
The coupons OF the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Com
pany and the South Pacific Railroad Company due July ],
will be paid at the National Shoe and Leather Bank on
and after that date
The Phenix National Bank will paw semi annual
dividend OF per cent free OF tax and after July
The Panama Steamship Company have declared a diVl-
dend Of q per cent currency as against per cent,
quarterly, last year. - =,
The Berctdi and Financial ChTOntcte has the fOl-
lowing to-day concerning the cotton movement:
By special kilograms received by tonight from the southern por
showing the receipts exports Sc OF
ending this June a. From the figures thus
appears that the total receipts for the days have reached
bales agan 55 bales last week 1885 bales the peEoa
AL bales weeks snc making the Aggregate since
Sent this date 28lj2J bales sganst 2On6O bales Tor
the period 1889 being Increase this season over last season.
9 bales There increase in the exports this week Of u
while the stocks tonight l3 "a bales than they were al
this tine year
To the EHtor Of The Tribune.
SIR Are the mortgage bonds OF the r liable 70 taxa
ton Counyi Your respectfully NJ g.
Ner York, June - -.
An railroad bonds are subject TO Government, State,
county township school district and city taxes the same
aao tlprn ars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-27
lf,arble nn1 Slate alauicls.

INAuELFD SLATE MANTELS- Plain,
II Marhzed Decorated prices SO 10 so a1d upNSnL
Also Slxte ever description plain and ornamental
PENRHYS SLATE Co.. No. ~ West Eghteenth-si'
Between Fiab aud SXth-ayes
NARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS.-Rch
vs. and elegant designs 80 Sl2, &l5 t2aL l. b.
STEWART Co., co. SHtsve bet lhrttth and TltysHihtS
MARBLE and MARBLEIZED MANTELS,
WI Grayesioles Tbs Table and Plumbers sabsNe~ shoWrooms
WHO finest assortment ~ MANTELS. Prices reduced.
A. KLABER l3 and l36 East i3ghteenthst, ReF-fers.
& KLABFR N Co.'S MARBLE WORKS, 223
-, West Ffv-secosi Broadway and Bchthsvehar
u and Mae Manttls Monuments Hesdoncs. Tiles Wsnseo'
ing. Of superior workmanship Cheapest in this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-27
nlnsical Iustrumcnts.

A GREAT OFFER. uu
n HORACE WATERS, ASI BROADWAY, NEWYORK - .
viii DISPOSE one PIANOS hELODEOAS and oANS OF
M malcs extremely Cow prices for cash during this month
or viii take 425 mOry until paid the sane to Lei nd
t money sptEed purchased New ChckeHg Pianos Tor Kent
Monthly insiallnent received fay same
EF Won want a good PIANO, cheap, call at
MfRRELLS arefoom Uriousqusre. sold on insianents
or rented customers suited large stock best m@ke LOOK before
selecting elsewhere
DIANOS.-25 SECONDHAND PIANOS OF
makers comprising Sguares IRrgfts Snd 1raR1 "
tnrourh SALE at low prices by CHiCkERlNG sONs
No II East between Broadway and Fihhsve
vVNHE BEST PLACE FOR BARGAlNS.-New
Secondhand PIANOS II superior quality and tone J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-27

General bal yesdy Os6 2clCueny s9I
oiI General balance.
1i ssPer. t29560s w Customs 1860 10
Goid SsIapoe -. Bl227T0 "a Cancelled Gold Ger
CUrreney reeeipts -. I74469 80l iheies sent 10 - -
Currency payments. le9Ts II Washington, d. G. 16lo 90
The receipts OF fractional currency at the u g. Treas
urv for the week ending to-day amount TO s300o The
shpments were to Assistant Treasurers, repositories
and national banks, notes. s634,c2 currency, ssl2 is
Treasurer Spinner holds In trust for ma fonal
banks az security for circulation, ssfl 2csO5O.
and for pnbc deposits, sl6,iSOO0 Frac sfonal cur
rency redeemed and destroyed during tho week,
1888 1913; mutiated bank notes burr .ed during the
week. s3ol 1926. Total amount l,nrned s2503O573
Bank currency issued for bills DESTROYED during
week. s3IssO Total amount ,sued therefor s2 7206sS
Balance due for mutilated otes s9Ooss Bank circua
ton outstanding at this 'te sg90i67e. Internal rev.
enue receipts to-day Grand total for fiscal year.
ssO574,9S9 CurreD y balance in Treasury to-day ST.,
974,626 Coin o,iance in Treasury to-day, sli2S6O56
Coin certifcP,ces, s34 S23,Sc0
The foil. wing shows the exports exclusive OF spcci)
from port Of NewYOrk to foreign ports for the week
enf.mR June a. and since the beginning Of the year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-27
Coleman Benedict reports the closing quotations at

The following shows the result Of todays business st
the subTreasury In this city,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-27

EARTH CLOSETS
~ AND
EARTH SEWAGE.
NEW PAMPHLET or GREAT INTEREST TO ALL,
By
GEORGE B. WARIYG, jr (of Ogden Farml
CONTENTS:
TIE EARTH SYSTEM (Dtslsl
THE MANURE QUESTION.
SEWAGE AND CESsPOOL DISEASES
THE DRY EARTH SYSTEM POR CITIES AND TOWNS.
THE DETAILS OF EARTH SEWAGE
THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE EARTH SYSTEM.
TESTIMONY IN Favor or THE EARTH CLOSET.
II Illustrations. IO4 Pages 8yO
PRICE FIFTY CENTS.
Sent by NAL o receipt Of ptce
THE TRIBUNE,
EevYork