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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-05

PRESIDENT GRANT AT TIE VERMONT
STATE FAIR-The Rutland Herald
learns President Grant will be present
at the Fair of the Vermont Agricultural
Society, on the 10Th Of September. The
society should make arrangements at once
to give the President of the United States
an appropriate reception on occasion OF
his visit 10 Vermont.
A Pittsiield German refusing to give
aid and comfort to Prussia, bystander
expressed surprise, whereon he remarked
that he "bled' for this country and was
going to stick to it. GLOW SO p was
asked. ''Well, | had two sons dratle |
and paid $500 piece for them"
A letter from Havana gives the sequel
to the famous Ovicdo-Bartlett diamond
wedding. The senior died leaving no
will, and his American widow gets near
ly million dollars, while three millions
is divided among his forty-four children,
most OF them Legitimate, and free per-
sons of color.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-05
Union RepU6Hc0n District con-
TPHtiOH.

The feemcn Of the Second Congressional District, in
III. Stat Vermont who support tn p'incil lee OF the
Union Republican party invited TO meet in con'cn-
ton It Whit River Junction, on WgrNE-rAS, fHr
1u1if DAY ~ ArpUsr, 17o, o'clock l. NJ, fos thu
purpose OF nominating caudida,c 70. Member Of Con
cre-s The convention win he ii delegate convcnd,:
III accardnnce with Resolution paced at prcviou'
couvcntila, which l. II follow:
Ih,t her af,er all Congregational District Convention
H. this District ,h.n he called and h Ifcn dc-tt,
conventions That each in the diet rci casting &c
than hundred rtUEhicrn yot- fr Governor a IL,
state election preceding sId brtric Cory ntiyn
shall he entitled 10 IN, c,t and c1ch tow 'n-tiul
than hundred rrIl hCau vote ~ aid tut
ctcu sll Do cnti led udditi nj delegate ioi
each fractional part o.. me Euud- rAcyCdIu-
fifty. :. Y Ht!.Eit h,
jHA~. :. DANA.
ii. II. GILMORE.
District committee.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-05
lhc N0!thcIH IL. II. iHrestiD0tiOH

II 4
Car r"l:v:~ are aware that Nhauuck
AMI lir.rf. cpuiurtp. and engineer ct
.n.. mr., --.,.,,. and Mr.. Harnc-. crnduc-
.-.., ,,.... .rr..,.J far
WI W. ''''
m""-' '"-'''''' d" ''''''''- INC uy''''' '' en-
"u'rr Clark Al Canaan. short time
1000. NLa,luca anil Grant were bound
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e., ..u-..:
i''''''9 Wa ''' 't''''''"' ''''' ~
some OF the o'l!rnce III ih' case IL taken
At the investigation;
.k,... T. L,L. sworn. Am Post
master a, Concord wa- on board
Barn,e's tram Oh tn, 18th there were
tv, pa~~cr.rr cars was ON The north
end of the r,ar car. att,r the train ar
rived at West Cauaru took a small
child il my arms and passed TO the rear
of the car, Standing III the open door ct
the car; could not say whrthr" the tram
came 10 - full stop " not ai:lr passing
~ ~ eight car lt"-thS from the station
NA'' WV Alh' 81 10 'A''Aii At'' Nv ~ anu
wave their hands. IL supposed to stop
the tram; one OF them had a piece OF
paper i'll his hand; they seemed to be
very mUch in earnest: they were run
ai"g rather than walking, Hid not hear
them LAY anything: | SUM out, ''Nhall
| pull the bell rope =, dld not hear any
reply, hut Thought they were anxious |
should H. l!,and dlt 50; they kept abCul
even pace with the tI;'In' some fifteen
rods of the rope rave WAY or broke and
puIic" II through ten or fifteen tr"t:
went TO the front OF the car this was
ON IItt rear car barnes ON the platform
Standing beside the brakeman; SAID Ia
nm "H'me men are making great eN-
'rHo"S 10 stop the tram he SAID, II
understand al about II. DIT not >u%-
g,Ht 10 "''n 'Aa' II might he a telegraph
't I>i'n''" the U.Ih stacked when
: ,""o'' '"G ,i'' can say mat l heard
'"''t' '''l ''''Hl 10 - 'ntad l Went
".C> ',.'o ','' "a, anu" d. SUING win my
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inst =, not to tnp mail rT iIa,';s an. "i"'
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Jnn,. L,nnv. sIsam nar',' "o my ii't
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-05

kEENE CoNNE>rIuN.-Wc have IT.
ceived beautiful program If a Musical
Convention to be held at kecur, \. IL,
August 22d to tie 10th, inclusive. liz
conductors are Carl /rrrahn and {. NJ.
Wyman. Among the >o!oi>t- we motto,
the distinguished lrima Dolna. Ms
Adelaide Phillips. NopraLo. Mrs. IL.
NJ Smith, Tenor, +. {. Packard. Con
tralto, Mr.. ID. c. Hall, Ia 20, VI. W.
Whitney. Pianist. MIR. Martha Dana
Shepard The Nendr'-~oln Quintet,
Cab, will also be present, lhc-r con.
vcntions At krenc have OF late years htc'
great success, and We presume iron
the array of artists advertised. thar tA'
one this year VIII ~urpa-s nj! IL pred
ct-Sur~
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-05


How TIE III - M
HAILEoAp.-lht dr-;,o...
road IN French Territory IL '
highly important iw
t'orbach and Naare-u'm.'~
au, and thence ~outH,.-. ..
The order to destroy 4 W
10Th, 50 As I" prevent t..
centrallon OF the frr''I
Accordingly, a small nu.
men ct the 10th t ".H''
the command OF Lieut.
Iwelbrucken, the nrar-. I"
to the French vIadn't. - A..
an engineer with mln,r- .'.
awaited the cavalry. Oh L.'
sent Oft the sob cava.fE
the miners and cart, ealH"-
sary materials hii %" ,...'
also on the tuIIowiH- ".' b.
outpusts were 10 ac.i'' T..
they had TO retire ua-',
follows the characteristic I'.
petition. They MAD. a.
that the heavy mai,r.;''
bercd them must be G...
smallest possible coni.,-''
man who took part 1" d..
must be mounted. III, ,"N
were therefore given Hp '
SONS. After two day H-.'
miners and wOrkmcH "'.l
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-05

TIE NATHAN MrEpE%-Later devcI-
opments Indicate that the murderer Of
the jew millionaire, Nathan, secured
about 500. 600. which had been dcposi
ted in his safe the day before: and not
7vi,hstanding the cutlery made against til,
.>,o. newspaper for suggesting that lis
son Washington was the murderer, tn,
suspicion grows that it may not be
among the impos>ibilitic-, This son l.
represented ~ last"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-05

"AHCulIIo uI SCIENCE. We have
received the prospectus q " quarterly
Journal of science, with ia, above tile
published by J. NJ. Currier, NJ D.,
Newport, VI. w have not seen the
fira; number yet. though it was to have
been issued in July. Dr. Curricr has
associated with him DIR. Geo. \. Hin
man Of West Charleston. Joint editors
The publisher SAYS: "Nonr Of the
ablest scientific men in Vermont have
promised 10 contribute to lis PAGES, and
every effort will be made TO make it =
tirsi-class scientific publication. 1t Is ID
signed TO make his Il -torchou-e of ORG
mai articles in every branch OF science,
and especially registry OF original re-
searches in scientific matters in Vermont.
The terms will be 500 in advance p,l
annum, or per volume of 25G page,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-05

g. The way the public look at tn
Northern railroad accident may be III
lcrred from the fact that tie stock ha-
fallen within few weeks from 100 10
100
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-05

e. For late war news see '-'''
New-York tribune., 1870-05-10
Foreign Exchange is strong at the following rates

The annual election for officers Of the New York Stock
Exchange has created unusual interest to-day among its
members-avery large vote about 750 being cast-and
this nterfered very considerably Win the pusess
Of the Stock Board.
At 10 a. IN. gold quoted at 1lis; 105, 114i; 11:i0
1iS; 70 m 1i; 12:Os, 1lI; lis, 1l4i; 212, lia 400
1 1923 1s; 2:i1, 1lil; 25O, ma S:l5 1i4i; $751; li
| and closed 114i bid, ll4i asked.
report this afternoon that the House would to-day
pass Funding bill it from the Senate put gold
down II would be well for the country if the House
would do this and relieve the market from the entail
ment well the annoyance OF all these "canards.'
For several weeks the people have been patiently wait
ing the action OF Congress- and 1t would be financial
blessing II that body would Immediately resolve 10 DO
something, or nothing with the Funding BILL II Mr.
Boutwell, can loan money at or Al per cent he should
have the privilege of getting it.
The transactions OF the Gold Exchange Bank to-day
were as follows Cearances, S0SG,OQ0; gold balances
s3I5O9i; currency balances sj1932j Holders OF gold
paid T. A, and per cent for carrying over balances
Government bonds have been strong, with de-
mand for investment from banks savings banks and in
diyduas on Saturday the 52os coupon, 1852 sold llt
to-day lli The advance to-day has been from to per
cent over Saturdays sales The lo-iOs coupon l0S.
state bonds were dull with sales Tennessee 6s new
at 55 a55 do Gs coupon, COZ! North Carolina 6. new
23i s missouri 6s 993t; California 7s, 49, NewYork
State Bounty Loan l0i There were no tralsactions IN
Bank stock to-day at the Exchange.
During the day the operations in railway mortgages
were fair with prices well sustained Alton and Terre
Haute income, 7s.; Milwaukee and ST. Paul 1910, con-
vertibe 81 Alton and Tcrre Iiaue 1s 96 c. C. and In
dlanapos Central1s 3 Union Pacific s6 Great Eastern
Income bonds 47iGi7t ST. Louis and Iron Mountain ls
s3!; Ohio and Mississippi LIST Mortgage, 30.
In the stock market the leading feature has been In
Lake Shore the stock since the late election of Officers
has attracted the attention Of operators 1t has sold to-
day at from 99i TO 1OOi Toledo, Wabash and Western
supposed be linked to the Lake Shore and both united
in business sympathy with the New-York Central and
Hudson has been active and sold from 55i to 5 an adj
Il per cent Saturdays prices at the Second
Board Milwaukee aud st. Paul, G6dG6l do Preferred
sAasIE NewYork Central and Hudson, 9Sl do. Certf
icates 95; Chicago and North-W Western, S2i; do. Pre-
ferred 9i Rock Island 2ii; Ohio and Mississippi SSi
do Preferred, 75h; Boston, Hartford and Erie 6l Har
len 1Hi; Reading, 1927 The stock market to-day has
strong, with slight snow of weakness late in the
afternoon, but the market will probably he active and
firm during the week. money is plenty and cheap and
tendency Of prices upward The following shows
the highest prices to-day:
New-York tribune., 1870-05-10
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
CURRENCY BONDS,
Yielding TO purchasers revenue Of
9 PER CENT PER ANNUM,
On amount invested. SOME 7 AND PER CENT PRIME
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 THE
GREAT MIDLAND RAILROAD
OF NEw-YoRK,
Issued only on finished road, and issue limited to
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 finished
road and limited by law $4,000 per mile for sale
at par and interest
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDS OF
ST. LOUIS AND SOUTH EASTERN RAILWAY,
A road highly commended by the business men of
st. LOuis. One of the cheapest gold bonds on the
market. Price, 92l and interest.
The per cent Gold Bonds free of United
States tax and can be registered. For sale by
GEO. OPDYKE & Co., % Nassau-st
New-York tribune., 1870-05-10
BANKING House OF HENRY CLEws & Co.,
81 WALL-sT

BANKING House OF HENRY CLEws & Co.,
81 WAL-sT.
Interest allowed on all daily Balances of Currency
or Gold.
Persons depositng with can check at sight in
the same manner as with National Banks.
Certificates of Deposit issued payable demand
at fixed date, bearing interest at current rate and
available in all parts of the United States.
Advances made to our Dealers at all times. on ap-
proved collaterals, at market rates Of interest.
We buy, sell, and exchange all issues of Govern
ment Bonds at current market prices also Coin and
Coupons. and execute orders for the purchase and
sale of Gold and all irstclass Securities on commits
sion.
Gold Banking Accounts may be opened with us
upon the same conditions as Currency Accounts.
Railroad, State, City, and other Corporate Loans
negotiated
Collections made everywhere in the United States,
Canada, and Europe.
Dividends and Coupons collected.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-10
MONDAY, May 9-P. NJ.

Money on call is offered in large quanti-
ties at per cent on bonds collateral and
at per cent on State bonds and railroad stocks G
edged paper discounted at OF the banks at per
cent with very little Offering Good paperis increasing
and this Is taken at the banks at per cent per ann
The plethora of National currency at this time In our
city banks is usual at this OF the year, while at
other seasons they have not q sufficient supply for the
demand Some OF oldest bankers are OF the opinion
that the establishment agency here for the redemp
ton Of this currency would cost the banks more than tho
loss they now sustain by an oyer-suppy.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-10
THE MARKETS.
Carefully Reported for Tue TRIsusE

Carefully Reported for Tue TRIsusE
MoNp,Y Ml' H. 1870
ASES-Pos 6nn n demand 80 23dsT Pearls
nominal al l5dsg13
COrTONIhe aye both Tor present sai future de
hYcr snithe market generally being stimulated by the
small halrs (lO3
last evening al arye) 7 0l9 for consumption l
for speson delivery Saturday evening bales June
Eic to 2,sr.s At leo June, Ssic l,s
June. loo July ic. aud 40 May ve board At
New Oneans 2Ic.-al on Low MidilnS We
New-York tribune., 1870-05-10

The CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD now in OPP
Grafton from the port of Richmond 10 the famous
White Sulphur Springs of West Virginia. 927 miles.
is being rapidly extended to the Ohio River at the
Kentucky line, where it will connect with lines III
progress to the chief railroad centers of the West
An immense through business awaits its compile
ton, beside profitable traffic from the agricultural
and mineral products SO abundant along the route.
The Company offer through us their SIX PER CtNr
GOLD BONDS, secured by mortgage on the entlre
Trunk Line 427 miles, and the large eluipmtn Mt
therefor, at 30 and accrued interest from Mayl The
net earnings of the road are already more than sn
cient to meet the interest on its outstanding Bonds
Government and other securities received at full
market rates in exchange.
Descriptive pamphlets furnished.
FISK 4 HTCH.
Bankers &c, No. NaSSau-st.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-10
NEW-YORK AND HAVEN Il.
N ROAD.
WINTER ADVANCEMENT


COMMENCING NOV. -, 1863.
Passenger Station NewYork Of Twenty severs And
Pourth-ave Entrance Tsenty-seveuth st.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK,
For SewHaven and bridgeport T. (EI) 1850 l2:l5 tEr)
$500 Ht), J45, 4a0 $50 and (BrD p. ., -,
For Milford s'ratori Fsrhe Southport Add Wesipo 100 l
a. m. 3:45, @:3O. and $50 D. IN.
Por Sorvalk 1900 EI), ecc ll10 m. Rj (EI) 800
(Er.), 345 4;30 (EI.), 5JD 630 aud $500 tEI) p.
For Dsrien, II 80 3:i5, 1880, $50 and 6:J0 m m
For Stamford I, tl 1850 ll5 tEr), 2:l5, (EL)
345 4:9O (EI.), AS, $50, $3.50, 7:l5. QEt.)
Por Greenwich, g. ll3o 2;l5 345 4i5 $50 $50 7:3 m
For Port Chester aud ntsrariate stations at T. li0 nj 2a
345 4f5 $50 C:30 and 1918 p IN.
Sunday NAL Train leaves New York at m for
Boston.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield, m. tEr), (Er (EI)
For Boston via Shore Line l2l5 (RI) 8 (BIl p.
For Hartford and Spr ngbeh (EI R:l5, tEL 81" m
70 Hartford p.
Por River Railroad I, l2:l5 to Montreal
3p. to Nortt nnpton.
Por Hartford Poydence and Kshk Railroad (EI) Hl3
p
Ne~s.en London and stonngton Railroad at
Rl3, . 81
Canal Railroad 300 P. Northampton and Williams
burgh
For Housatonie Railroad 8A and p m.
For Esugatlck Railroad, 8 a. m. (EI) IN.
For Danbury and NOrwalk Railroad R5 and i:o and
9s in connection with Freight Train om NOwak to Danbury
For SewCanaan Railroad, Rl3 40 and saur
days, $50 m
Sleeping Cars attached to train aud Drawing
Room Car TO the a. m AM p m trains =, ,,o,, ,
New-York tribune., 1870-05-10
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
IL ERN RAILROAD.
DIVISION.

Depots in New foot Of B and foot Of
SUMMER ARRANGEAENTS commencing MONDAY Apn H. 1870,
800 EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN, connecting at Denys vito Boon
ton Branch, Dover with Chester Branch Waterloo win s1si
Anoyer Newton, Wahngon with the D. H., and W. X X
Gap Stronsbug Scranton Great Bend ra-
and all points the Lckawsnna AMI bloomsbury
and Delaware and Hudson X Rfs 49,
ll:iO LEGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops at Newark, Morris
tcsn Dover Washington, Phpsbug and Esstou
Phlps5urg Del K for Beydee &C. AMI at
with for Bethlehem Anentown, haueh Chunk and
Wikeshare -
IlOp m SCRANTON EXPRESS Dover with Chester r.
Waterloo with sn1 Washington with d. L. and
W. Z. r. FOR Water Gap Sronlsbog AMI scranton -, -
HACKETfSrOWE MAIL connects with Eoonton, Chester
and Railroads $1,000.
6:40p. ,,.
For SUMMIT and intermediate stations at 6:, 1:N and 1000 M
1880. a:2n and 500 D. IN. . - - -
For ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGE, 6D 40 900 1000 and
II:2O m 1900 2:3O 30 42O 40 $780, 6OO 640 $780, and AS
p. N. m n nj, M y m .,o-o, -. N ., IN
l:20 'I:0, 2O, f2:J $3.50, $780, $3.50 $40 4O,
1850 $780, 60 GEO GAO '4J 800 and Has,
Trains marked stop al Esst Sewark.
For BIO0MPIELD and MOSTCLAIR at $50 and ll:OO % and
n..n N L.lna Li.lhn
New-York tribune., 1870-05-10

$50 a H. Mail Train for Greenport.
lO30 Rosyn Glen Cove, LOcn Valley Huntington and
Northport - ,,
lights . 90 ,,. u.-. 49, 4,
NorihporL
$50 D. m, for North Isip.
All trains at Branch for Hempstesf
Sunday Rosyn Gca Locust Valley Huntington and
Eorthport, leave Hunters Point at 9 IN. and ,. --
New-York tribune., 1870-05-10

most Of that arriving previoesy soh The sAA,.
hrn ut less scty. compared With SAtur Toe b1.
VI lobbng tn low AMI high gad-s k
periDe Med Spring Wheat Rrt
however are inlli Ssles so bhl, We
New-York tribune., 1870-05-10
8teamboais ano RAILROADS.
DEOPI.Es LINE FOR ALBANY.
III TIKI LARGEST AND MOST MAGNIFICENT RIVBH
STEAMERS IN TrIB WORLD: v,

STEAMERS IN WORLD.
THE ST JOHN DREW AND DIAN RICHMOND ,,v,v
No Z ES5, E,sI Assny SvERn
S, ssssP M ssd sc a'ss
s nns S 4,as a1 % On q. .s ss
Ss s JHs E,. wEs Ga ID 1ss.Es sss. s to
CAFETY. SPEED, AND COMFORT.
81 - 'i HokwicH LINE -. ,o..u. Lawrence.
Sss: ssia: The 'ssd new ad .t.Sss SSSss. steamer. na'
VII VI CITY OF EAwaEsiFFt, RE- SiFt, OF srw,Iosp.os o..
win leave New York daily Sunday eIee7 at o'clock M rom
Pier 40 River foo, Of Canal and Wsss b E,,rs trains
and Norwich there connecting orx WIN ad wos
. fer ss .ss 'SS.s Ss.o SoH .a E1 ssd
"sS des and for freight 'ri T; soaT 81 TGss E AGENT s
'ii,' Ss1.Yofi. YORK Oct IS, 1872 z,,z77,v o.
EOR NORWALK and DANBsKaIsteasmsIl \, Hitl ! .is .al
Thirty-seveu,h-s- at p. m
DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD cos
n .s1 Sk f! hi
dry b EhHT EHSfER 5 E. sSk .a % rT
S4sHlsSrGsA y s sATks Ts' Low Passengers i: r.:
n MRsT 4 ana o .n 1 %sshnson c. err.
Linz fOrHs this s't5. % Vi'SisS Tanss osn I GOOD
0 No. 2s2 Broadway cor. Bsrcayst, New York
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.
net. !, fs%ngon with South B.a Junction
a. ss S re-. sssa IRa
ss Vse Rslrosd and its CONNECTIONS forming direct line P's
'a sfsS s$ IT,. wrsT s1.,. Cincinnati,
st. Louis &C., with hut change OF cars al,
Silver through New lork 10 tmeago
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
Commencing May TO- l3O.-Lease New iork ~ follows;
m-For Plen6ed. - , ,,,,, ,,.,,,
6am-Por Eson Bethlehem Msnsh Chunk wiismspor Wilkes
barre Pittso1 H,hanoy City Tunhannoef Io"Anaa "Aef' Ae
1880 n.-Por Rsston. =, c , ,-,,
Rm-Por Pennington Easton Allentown Maneh Chnnet wilkes
barre Reading Columbia Lancaster Kphraa u Potsvi Harms
burg, Ie 49,
On m-Por Rason, Allentown, &c
Maneh Chunct AID Bey1ies
4:J0 m-Por someryile and Fleminson
5:l5 p. m-For Someryile.
.. m.-Por Esston.
,. m.-Ror SOmeryIle.
7:45 m-Por Rsston
p. D-For Pan6ed.
II D m-Por Panheld, on Saturdays only. - -. . -. . -.
5O 6:O, $50 1J, Bed 9OO 9:2O.
lO: 40 m-I2 m leo 800 25 3l5, $780, 400 49, f:i5,
Sis 5Is 600 GEO 100 7:45, 800, IOl5 R:0o
'' " FOR THE WEST 80
daily Eaon,
town Connects Harrisburg for Enc and the
Oil Regions sonere for Pennington Connects al juno
ton strouur Gap bnghanton Syracuse &c
Connects Pbhpsburg Manch Chunek Wlsesbarre &c 49,
RXPKBss daily, Easton bethlehem, Allen
Pittsburgh Chicago and Cincinnati sleep
Pittsburgh AMI Chicago Connects at junction
LaekAwanna Western Railroad for Scranton
Sleeping City Pittsburgh evening
Ticket. obta ne the Office of the Central Rail-
foot Of Liberty ST. n VI at No Astor House
Nos 2 M Broadway No 10 eenwchst and at the principal
hotels X L. KICKER, Superintendent
II u Con psss gt
New-York tribune., 1870-05-10
ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depots foot

and foot OF Twenty thirl-st follows:
leave Chanberss at 10 m, 3:Jor
daily; leave Twenty thris at s:iS s43
and Gas dayL New and improved Drawing Room
train through TO Buffalo, connect
magnificent Sleeping Coaches running through To
Ceye Gallon. Sleeping Coaches viii the 300
Buffalo the $3.50 train from New York
kewi0k 10 Rochester Buffalo and
Cincinnati. An Engrant train leaves daily at 100 p -
Jev and Way I'll; and $50 CTwenty third
rt., sll:l5 a. m. aud 4l5 p M
For Midetown and way $50 p Twenty hst, 35 ny;
onlV, (Tsenty thiri St, 8:l5 M
'8:3 (Twenty hirit, B;l3 M
Por Eewburgh and WAY, a. $3.50 s1d i:U (Tweny
tbir.st 7:45 a H. 3:l5 aud AIS ?. M
s5 nj Thea.er tain III 30 p m (Twenyhst, III ny
For Paterson from Twenty ltt. Depot. at 65 1913 sni
Has m; 34 5:lj and 6i5 From Chanbers Depoti
645 lO:l5s m IL 10. las 4:Oo 5:l5, snd 645 m.
FOR se from Tsenyiht Depot at 8t5 and
Has m t7:l5 34 1913 5:i5 and iG45 Prom Chambt
Depot ct m, t. rs. 500 t5l5 600 and toss
For Money and Way from Twent thn Depot at sio
l25 i3l5 AIS, +45 and t65 and SATURDAYS only i2o
Prom Chanbers Depot at goo l:V, iJS f:Io,
$500 and 6:9O p. m. satunias only tl2: mdhght ,
for Apartments ia Drawing Room and sleeping
Coaches obtained and orders for the checking and transfer Of bag
gaze h Companys Offices A 5 AMI s5 Broawayi
2 Chamber one hunir and 4 and fhriate
arlem fulOnst Brooklyn; Dpo foot Of Clamher sn loot
Of Twentthr Eev-lo No. Exchange place and Long Dock
Depot Jersey City and Of the Agent. al the principal hotels
L. d. RUCKBk MAY "a, WM. X BARR
General Superintendent l5n General PASSENGER Agent
IA 4 For Uarkensaek only For Pie only.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-10
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE.-FIRsT CALL,
lot O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Sails Of Corernneat Bonds. go,
10 100 $50 Cou 81 .....3t 10000 u $40 Con 6I''''t
New-York tribune., 1870-05-10

K
RiCE-The steady bu. du sales 50 e a. d7 for God
to Choice Carolina
SUARs-The demand axs has been odera and e maie,n
condition. but holders still ODER stocks psrng ara 10"
Good Refining 9dtc sales OF " Inca
Cuba Q9l Porto Rico stds3 Refined hrm at "a Tor
sEEDS-Ihe demand Tor ,oysr hA uen % RI
Flx selling IS. Calcutta LEsd quiet AM IA
changed at 81 l9d 81 20, god
TALON Is without change business Is dul snail lots At y fk
bat hrmer sses 20 b5l ~ . We
d for Wood nd IronH Hoop, and Paeat al 81 %.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-10
NETWORK CATTLE MARKET.

FOR THE WEEK ESDISG MONDAY, May 9, 1870.
Beeves Cows Veals. sheep ant Lambs Syllc.
6R4 4133 1886 bs35
These were sold at the following market-p places:
New-York tribune., 1870-05-10
Loans and Di. Specie. Leg.Ten. Deposita c

Table of the Acreage Amount Of Loans, Specie CTcuM-
fi0n Deposits and Legat Tenders ia The Banks o. Me
Ciy of Setc- York for he reek ending Saturday. Aay