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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-18
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

MAMMA1IA. Their various Orders and Habits p9ru u
arly illustrated by Typical Species ny LOUIS TN"
uIER. svo. PIP. COG. ID. Appleton To-
NJ Figuier's popular works on natural history have
already so many admirers that it is unnecessary to
do much more than announce the successive volumes
as they appear He is man Of really scientific ac-
ouirements who has devoted himself less to severe
studies than to the capitalization of science through
the French periodical press and by the occasional
publication of independent volumes His natural
facility for entertaining the unlearned reader mas
thus been cultivated by extensive practice; and whe
his works betray acquaintance with the fuies' IT,
suits Of modern investigation he never forges tna'
his mission is rather to the people than the Schools
If not a high authority, he is at any Ia'o
an interesting reporter OF the researches Oh o'he,
people, His descriptions of animals are lluS'ia'eu
with copous accounts OF their habits WIN oc'aSio
anecdotes and with hunting sketches IN 'he case Vi
those creatures which are made the onIects Oh .ic
chase. The descriptions themselves are hooaoS
clear and the excellent wood-cuts, 267 IN NUMBER
render them perfectly comprehensive to ANYBODY
Excellence of type paper, printing and illustration
will he counted among the most conspicuous merits
of the hook. Ii is of London manufacture, with
only New-York imprint.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-18
THE MARKETS.


C4etuIy KepOeI Tor THE IRIBUNE . = -
wholesale way srm 80 2 Retail os eel
from 50 5Oa -. $1,000
BROOM CORN plenty limited demand; sales at Oul5c,
Iiu BroOms selling - 80 dozen
demand the
quote a Yellow Western and Southern $1,000.
BRSTLBS moderately active aud steady a; from % ~ for
American Gray and White. ~
BONE-Sma sll.s oi Rio Grlnie Shin at / Is y tun ,
COTrON-Tere a, little doing but at lower prices the
under influence continued free receipts at The
ports encouraging ayces from abroad and the market closes
lat present and future delivery
AYR last eug and $50 ariye) intending 9J for export
@ consumption l25 speculation and go in transit For future
herg evening May Re 900 June. re zoo az 22sc 3d.
july pc 100 October yc 200 june and 49, July tone contret
II Jnly 49, option 2Iic to-day 800 May re
rs Il i3lt 100 Zlfc 80 at Re 200 July at
glsc Ocner Sic and so LEGAL basis OF Low MID
u. 49,. nluuuS
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The aggregate amount of exports exclusive OF spece)
from the port NewYork to foreign ports for the week
ending May II. 1870 was $,667,0b.
The value OF the Of the Ohio River, accord
ing 10 a statement in The Pittsburgh Chroneie by Thos
p Roberts, Assistant United States Civil Engineer,
amounted in value last year to 1000, and this only
includes places doing business OF over $1,000 Ihe
than q hundred steamers being engaged In the
trade. 80 ,,
From the annual report Of the Delaware and Hudson
Canal Company learn that the business OF the Com
pany the year ending December 1869, shows net
profit OF $2OsGO6 81, or l3t per cent on its capital
The sales Of coal for tho year were s8,066S 49, me
capital stock and funded debt are s227co Total tu-
I6e income from ali sources OF the Morris Canal and
Banking Company for the year ending February - 1870
has S3 So and the expenditures Tor repairs anu
current expenses have amounted to s26S97 CO. leaving
the profits of the years business Sls4sis ~ T. ,eo
The value Of gold exported from New-Leaiaha IN 1909
was 81, sl4,s75
The n s. Railroad and Mining Register Of philadelphia
says: Philadelphia and ST. Louis stretch theiT arms
toward each other and shake hands. The AIT Line Is
finished the Last spike has been driven trains VIII run
through learn from official source) on tle lOth
inst" This il cause for congratuaton for the City OF
Squares, that at last 1t has through connection WIN
the City Of ST. Louis. For long time cars IRON me
Father of Waters laden with the products OF the west
have been in our streets and we ship nerchaSe Ia
through cars from here to san Francisco - -,
The earnings Of the Chicago and Northwestern Rail-
way during the second week in May were: eoeaa ?,
1853 S2 BOZ 81 26 665 Decrease +8'' %
o. f. Wood No q Nassaust. offers for sale Southern
Minnesota 5 per cent Land Grant Mortgage bonds.
The following are the OF the ncorporators OF the
Southern Pacific Railroad bill, reported 10 the United
states Senate to-day. by Mr. Howard as substitute for
the Marshall and San Diego bill: :,
Lance Acorn C. G. French W. Cora Powell Clayton, j.
Dis Barney Phillip H. Morgan A. G. BaGcoc isaoc n saf
J. John Nhyock C. G. Pool Joseph IL ogsoy s
los W. Elmunds j. G. Knsey, Webster Flanagan, W. H. Bolton
Pounoy James W. Bosler A p X Stafford James H. starr ss
Martin. George Wentworth, John X Ray, James J."
Hoiges John D. Caldwell Themes a. Scott A. {; o.
horn 1homss Ocot Aysh Gage =. & Davis, X X "eeks
Isaac ~. H. sOGhvorth Nathan Baton William Cars
W Pierce John Lockwood Leonard T. Smh d. n Stanton john r.
Trow Elisha over H. Lathrop spragre Mason W. B.na
mi john w. Former William Slater Fiber Ward b. Allen,
LIIommeieu william Walters Townsend ". Bsncha X q Ol
bert G. Stanton H. Decker Rnfus Hatch Charles Jackson fred
4.
bridge Hiram Price Slosn Josiah Bacon James NJ Lede A.
L.. Lipptt, and Tate
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Governments strong, and the report that the secre
ary Of the Treasury opposed 10 per cent bond Will
tend to give them strength and to advance the
price as it has today.
Gold reached rs to-day, and bonds and stocks gcncr
ally were in sympathy with il. Iao following are all the
changes in quotations recorded in the Gold Room up to
T. Gold quoted at 10 "A. at llE 1920, lll
1887 iI lll7 rs; 1890, ig; 1888, rs; II H. liig 1884,
49, 1912, III; 2:l7 IL; c:27 liJ 2O, rs; 1855, lls At
O'Clock ll4i was bid, and lliI asked
Foreign exchange /, strong to-day on moderate de-
maud, aud commercial bills The following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-18
BUTTER

Receipts 2 pkg for this week 3ll than ~ rrs'
corresponding last yedr, lU Tbsp increased
prospects large arrivals o. Western cause decided weass
The market FRIDAY week which ne
downward Dealers Orange anu Du Cocng
pals have begun the strife Early The street puig down e. s
morning while generally held 4Jc Tut viii sbtfs
while just as cocl butter sling
in half tabs at 3c and adapted general without nan-
ng il claimed pals should be higher The bu t bahia
from this brought toda - from Cortland Co.. ss
DELAWARE other lots, tue sob IS
32d3ic Is from Cortland Co at &c. and p at &c. sh Nes
another lot OF 40 BE-, With ihe al y
q Western reserve ming orSri sOmeSha freely p'
ton anl ine and selling well the puoe o. hArns
yelos fkns good shlpiH. Orier at GG%csm 4 ne
Welsh 30d5c, u Ohio Fails at BE-, II Do a. 5e 10 "t,a =
Ole 10 do at BE n at price - 20 DC ~ haf tote .
3c and poor Western all lee pure she & 80
streakd pals clo-i he w
the present look country will reduce ihr L
receipts outlet will quickly lower the present rass odh ,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-18

CoFfEE-fhe stock Of Rio he'd by importer me la Sss
1901 ucullng I'O ~
1000 savannah, O. 81 Baltimore and 90 at this
lows: bond
HE fair do na0lc Tor good do liD
lj prime DO pad; Oal4c, extreme range for invoices
Holders rally very aad though the supply rather N
cannot be Obtaine buyers operate cautiously AMI
For other styles The feel ne pretty
silt fairs Java 2 a2zc; Maaho II JIG, and
Lssuayrt II !c gold No sales importance reported to-day
mOler -
the the last public sale Foreign
is quiet prices uncertain. 800.
CANDLES with only moderate obbng demand we quote
35d5Ic., and Patent at S'c
FLOUR AND MEAhe low grades Of Western and state Flour
lower though fliy active; the medium brands tu and depressed
closing Family grades nei sai moderately actye sales
We
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n. Y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PR0DuG
FnR Tile WEEK ENDING May IL ls70.

Expressly for THE n. Y TRIBUNE BY our own bporel
The following Of articles good oDlho
sold by Wholesale. shippers 70 m
epnt less dgcd commissions beside freight and otrr chars
or carefully marked paint and the nti,
or should ao BE- painted mi Nal
an invoice or list articles upon the under SIDE Of the 1
letter containing and directions also al
how and when sent packages and In putting s al
much o the value of the produce.
BEANS AND PEAS.
Receipts Of Beans week e3 than The
yious week CORRESPONDING week last year sig bush Trade
Quiet an arrival small bag from California aided
Shipment rather depressing h- msrs VT
snail lots Of mediums selling g. would e dhi o
ear above We 10 bbls at 81 with u bb k,
scarcely though holding much kif
than they will brng present Lots amounting 100 t
brought 81 40 with few Dbl AZ - - Pea eias are Ars
inquiry lot Of 100 Southern B4 ed peas bast'
We,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-18
MEMOIR OF TIE REN

MEMOIR OF THE REV JOHN SCuDDER, NJ D.
TuirtysiN Years Missionary in lndla 10y the rev
J r.. Waterbury, ID. ID. l2mo. PIP. SO'' harper Z"
Bros.
DIR. Scuddcr's name fills prominent place IN
the history of the American missions III Asa that IL
is rather surprising that fifteen years should nave
eapsed after his death before the appearance of his
biography The materials for the work seem to have
been ample He left rather vOluminous journal and
corresponded frequently with friends and relatives
at home Dr. Waterbury this brOther-in-lawl has
made free use Of these autObiograp1c materials SO
that in most of the volume we have Dr. ScuddertellIng
his own story and unfolding his own character The
venerable missionary was educated az a physician,
and practc,d for some time in NewYork, until tract
which he happened to take up 10y the bedside OF pa
tent drew his attention TO the foreign missions and at
the age of twcntysix he went ont TO Ceylon with his
wife under the auspices of the American Board HIS
knowledge of medicine and surgery gave HIM great
advantages in dealing with the natives, and enabled
him to penetrate into places which the ordi-
nary preacher could not reach. After twenty-three
wears continuous labor in various parts of India,
Mr. and Mrs. Scudder visited the United States for a
short time bat in 1916 they sailed again for India
never to return To the record Of this long career as
IL is set forth in the letters and journal Dr. Water
bury has added "reminiscences of Dr. Scudder by his
son, Henry VI. Scudder, ID d. likewise a missionary
in India) and by DR.. Aydelott, an intimate friend
and college associate OF the subject of the memoir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-18

Canton Company sold at II; Western Union, 05si THo
c Mail steamship Co., 40s The market fol on IN the
afternoon and closed weak, rather moderate bus
The following bids were made for the Government
bonds at dates given tie First Board and sales at
tho S.cnnd lioarl are gven:
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DELAWARE, LACkAWANNA and WEST
Il ERN kALROAD.

MORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION.
pepots Bsrcay and foot OF Chstopher
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS commencing hONDAl, APnl H. Hp
H. EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN Deuyile win Doom
With Chester Branch Waterloo with SUSSEX a.
and Newon. Washington with the d. L., AMI W
for Gap, Sroulburg Scranton Great Bend Bngbson ta-
and all points the LcsaNanna aud bloomsbury
and Delaware and Hudson Il Rds
II:O a n LEIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops At Newsri, Morris
town Dover Uarie.on Washington Phhpsu-g Eston
at Phil shurg Del r. for Beyiere Sc ami at
" Il. Bethlehem AeliOsn, hauch Chunk AMI
WikestsTre.
EXPRESS At Dover with Chester r.
At Waterloo with Sussex X Washington with D.. L. AMI
W. X. X. for Water Gap Strouisfurg. AMI Scranton 80
HACKBTfSIOWN MAIL connects With Bson;on, Chester
and Railroads $1,000.
For MORRIsTowN ais ll2o llio NJ $3.50 800 $40 $50 anl
6:40 p. IN. 49,.
2:n. 4:20 and $500 = IN.
For ORANGE SOUTH ORANGE, Go 7o, 500 1000 snl
:2O M loo 23 $40 400 $50 $780, 600 6:i1 900, AMI II -
IN. 90 80 .-. ~. 800 "a ~ =, q,
sl:6l 2:0, f2:3 3:J, $40 2:Jl, 4:l0 AGO.
$50 $40 SEQ $50 600 $3.50 60 '745, $500 and Has
Train marked East Newark.
Fol BIoOMFIlD a1I MOSTCLAIR ESQ and lI:Oo aud
$40. 6:2O. ard :. IS .. m.
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Receipts 833 or than last week; exports sfZ sf
responding week receipts, p az Hll 80 iosl
trade demand. Is mostly for New OH havngieen p se &
some late Factory c AMI ~ tie si q" no
FACTORY at sane price with 1875 English Dary NE Several o -
OLD arrived during the week ani some Old parcels an m
market brought lj l6ic. al tie Latte Ill S ~
dav sell the latter price ore oc, and We A. 10Y
taxes very Factory 6!c ere. LOT Of go eas
Farm Dairy al 1916 ne @
Is frn the cable quoting 5s Skinned Caet. are -
goods With the large number of started 10 ts se
sud viii reqGr- foreign marAet 10 'e'' s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-18

-. a., ~. x.ck ending on SATURDAY US bales A. .s
Will sa.il Io Of choice ops holding Tor !1e @ tsnsete
- ~, .na ,ho,. OF low priced Hops Va u BARS - hl. * AL
sao heated rrfa.s 81. At e % - Ss c Wrs tho, .ge.s
- M. i.,r,, circular: OF the Hop proposes 10 ssaA IA Ii
,orrrsposaea writing from BsrAo'' a1"si S'' ~ "
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
~ UMMER ARIA y q T. NJ + vt
On aud after MONDAY MAY IT, l81U Trains viii leave follows
james Sip.
5000 a. m Greenport ard Sag IIartor Mail Train
1900 Sort port WAY Tin stopping At intermediate stations
$3.50 r. ~ Grcnpor and Sag Hirior EKpIess.
4O !. IN. Nor,hJor ESpre., Train.
a:3J !. 10. NorthIou Way Tram.
51 Hunter Point Tor North LIP and intermediate
AT Tn connect Hampstead. Sunday trains for Roslyn,
Gu valley Huntington and Norhpot leave Hunter
point at IA AID J. u. BARTON. Supt,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-18

The transactions Of the Gold Exchange Bank were as
follows CIcarances gold balances Ne2Soo;
currency balances, 1881 Holders of gold paid from
to n per cent for carrying over balances.
Tho following Is the result OF the business at the U. g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-18
Gituatious iOantc0-- females.

4 SITUATION WANTED by German Girl
"A to do general and Tone Ciy refer
Apply at No. Frstst, corner Bowery.
CITUATION WANTED-By a respectable
Cal or address j. B. 273 Genwohst, 81 floor for day.
VSIANTED-Immcdately by young lady, a
w position HOUSEKBEPER in genilemsns family per
feoly willing herself useful. Address Miss H. Brooklyn T. o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-18

'o'w s D'I% N ~ ~ a'o'e' - 75as5lo
go, 2 ''''''''''''''''''''' Az 40
w., - ........ 4 $50 4 IS
StIr. M ,,, ir,1al .............. loo IS
So n;1nry do Observation-Disclosures.
W,..eru SLi,riur Exir,s...................
C.I y, cb1Icr Sfring Wheat Ettrss........ 3OD
wSresots md la~s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5063 ! 20
49,, A,hsr Ir,i,n, OHIO and Michil,n 40O
o. jnsisra ,nd Iir"is srreaue ........ 4 goa 4g5
oIo Ronnllocp Ex-r, tshippingl ...........
,tbi, Fxtr, Ir,ie hr,n,s ...,....... 4O0 81
White Wheat Eat Ohio Indiana nj
no,hI. E.tIa do a., ,..,...,...-..... 75a
Louis, Single OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 100 10
st. Louis Double OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 100
Louis Triple WdG 10 ~
Grnesee Extra brands 40a 30
moderate demand and the low grades easier
sales bbls We
Bait, Alex and &c mixed 10 good Sup IS GOA IS 20
BALI Alex Extra and Fauly.. 10 ~
-0G 7 81
HI, hmoui CoGptry Superine ...............
Eichnonl Couu,Ty Observation-Disclosures.
Georqa aud Tennessee Super6ne. 70d 90
Georgia and Tennessee ExtFa and Family 2J0 -
Rye Flour is better and demand sales 800 bis We quote:
- 25d I'll -
sGpchne Extra 5oG IS
Corn Meal is demand 80 bbs. We quote;
Meal S-dS329
Meal Observation-Disclosures % B %
Corn Meal Braudyy inc. ...................... 500
Com Meal BrsnYSine punch ........... IS 50d2o o. ~
FREIGHTS-To Liverpool steamer bush Peas at I'd LUZ
bales Cotton at ID and hhis Tobacco l5s American ons
With bs Petreum 10 Tre,t. ON ate Swedish brig
With lso, h,is e. Cron.tat at +. ~
go, Carolina "a &c
Western ecAle, l. l CaIuei "a
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NETWORK AND NEW-HAvEN RAIL


WINTER ARRANGEMENT
COMMENCING NOV. y. latl
Newiork Of Twenty seventh 81 and
FOurlh.aye. Entrance Twenty 'evelth IT.
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK,
For SesH std Bddgpo EI) H0 mt l2:l1 tEr
800 (EI 3:45, $40 $50 and (Ez.l p. m.
Milford Srs,for FAIRFIELD Southport and WesirO 700 ll:
For Scrsaif 100 400 EIj gee NJ. 1918 EIl 800
(EG.l. 345 45O (E1.l 500 6:30 snd $500 tKr.l ?. II.
g. 1880 3:A5 4:3o, $50, AMI $3.50
Stamford (ErD. 9. H. 1913 (EI), 2lJ, tEr
345 4}0 (Er.). 4:45. 5:iO. $3.50. 7:l5 (Er) p. N.
For Greenwich ll:30 2:l5 J:i5 AS $50 $50 1915
Chester and intermediate station, at T. ll:JO Io
345 AS $50 6:aD and 7l5 D. 10.
sunday NAL Tran leaves Twenty SewYor at Tor
Boston
For Boston via Springfield, m. (EIl, tEI fErl
For Boston va Shore Lane. l2:l5 Or q III !.
For Ilsfor and Springfield tkr) 2:l3' tEI f;~ m
10 Hartford 9 =.
3p m. to Northampton.
Fo Hartford Providence and F,h Railroad (rl R;l3
m.
For New Haven EevLobdon and Stoungton Railroad
l2:l5, g. 8p m.
Railroad 800 p. Northampton and Williams
burgh.
For Esugstuok Railroad. o a. m. 3 (EI.) m.
Dsnbury and NorsAh Railroad IL Is and ~ and
in Freight NOwak Dsnbury.
Por EewCaDa Railroad l23 $50 and On sanr
DAYS, $50 p. m.
Connodous Sleeping attached TO D. train and Drawing
Room Car the IL. AMI p. trains
JAMES II. HOIT. Superintendent.
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Trainsl leave Dcpots foot

LRlE RAlLN AL rams lcdN1 DcpoIS looO
IL of ChAmherss foot Of Twenty hni-. as follows;
ChamterSsi AZ 10 H. 3Jp D.
(dssl; leave Twenty hrst al ii5 NJ - Me-
and 55 anil D. (dalyl and improved Drawing Room
through to Buffalo, connect
with magnificent Sleeping Coaches through u
Gallon. Coaches will tie 300
suqncan 10 Buffalo tie SD ira New" ors 10
the trsn from Newiork to Rochester Buffalo and
Cincinnati. An Emgrant leaves daily at $50 - .
Port Je and Way, 'll:J and $50 H. CTNeniy thri'
ST, sll:l5 n II. AMI 4:l5 ?. M
For Middetown 1880 Twenty ,hri't 3lS m
Ani SUNDAYS only, Twenty lr 81, 1913 p M
Wsy AZ 1870 Twenty thrst '8:l5 nj
Eewburgh and Way, at $3.50 AID 49, p m (TSeniy
thiri-st ,:45 ID, 3l5 aud 4:l5 !. m) ~ a.,
For Sufern IA. and Uwen mn ST. f;io and
5:45 Theaier train III 81 p M It. ~
Way from wentytirls Depot 90 ul5 All
ll45l 'l 3:4 5;5 and 6:+5 From Chamor's' Depot
6:i5 lO:l5a m. Y m fl:45, 400, 5l5 aud 6:45 m ~
For >se from yhri Depot at 8i3 and
~ rs t5;l5 543 ami t6i5 Prom Chanbersst
Depot 800 u No. T. IS 40 i5:l5 600 AMI t;iS m
For Permout Molscy AMI WAY, from Twenhst Depot al $50
l24s 1913 l:l5 '45 and 6:lJ ani Sau,!a,s only ~
midnight From Chaintersst Depot 81 500 M uJ, tJ: +;i0,
$500 aud to o. SATURDAYS only, tl2;tO midnight
Tickets ami for Apartments in Drawing Room az Sleeping
and Orders for the checking i transfer OF bag
gage LEFT Offices 2il IN an '3i EraiNsyi
81 and lmri-aye
Harlem BrOokyn Drpots foot Of G. anhet and loot
of No. E1hsncc and Long Dock
Dero city, and Of the Agents al the principal hotels
H. RTj'KEk Mav %, WIN K BARR,
General sun. utendnt $40 General Passenger Agent
Dalv For Ilaekenssck only. For rennont only
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Receipts e25O bbls for the week which are ss es nan ~
previous wee corresponding last year '5 bs~ 49,
mach lighter this time last Wien prices rIl y
ern bss ceased forward doing better az Bone
Western arrive in bad order packers ustg tnsusne
rbev will 20 through DAYS Delays ani htt rest,f gt n
in moist r,W AMI STARE iowars the hatfhiHg
ronr OF the market bui some o. w %
see an easier feeling The balA OF We 1ood eggs VII A.
NJ L. L. and Pa. Pdos. 10 ai9i Duck '''''''''''' as
estem. hgg Oats y OaAl s'''
Fruits AND BERkIks. IL
To- ,o,s ,,,Iss are selling AZ rs So hat all KIDD, move SOW
Cr,nhrrs e not caei Strawberries from Morn 'sfo
in ,n.lv and generally sell At Gj0c- pr quar-soEe -
=, 1S and few a. b "a a. 6 They somewhat lby WIZ.
fruit IS scarce as vet sold to-day at cOG'9c "" feoe
rtles yn.I hi 5Od IS 10 StrasbeEres, " 1, -
fopmon NM. e6 9 Si.,s:in'''''''''' sSe 3
N'"A0' PRrTs AND NUTS-DRiED.
Reeeip,s of dried $50 packages Trade vert quet .e
n ne State apples sales OF " bhs quarters R%
Icing made q, sias ~ do asc d. sane price, 90 ooiS W.
w. ,s AZ 10 ana y Southern quarters &C. Iber ~
sbty sppe LAYING back be sent Ia tie moment there an o
fseld PEACHES arr nearly Of market UnPeeed are ia ~"
IL Ne uafs.
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE.-FIRsr CALI,
lot O'CLOCK A. NJ.

SAILS of Unconstitutional BOndBdnk and fd"dI-H''
LA
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NATIONAL STOCK EXCHANGE.

Ioo Ncoss pre- lsl I1n West Tn TEL 3 Nail. o'
9nn l8li 200 ............. J H0............ ~,
Ca1.o,-...... ,li|l0eO NYCeLH aOLSh VI s.. 90
go Adams Express u, Riy Scrip. ~,
Reading 5{ 100 Ohio N1is 39ZOD enc Wa "
pFTpoIFIu AND MINING STOCKS-FIEST BOARD.
MfNsG STOCKS. goo Central Gold. y 200 Quartz HILL. %
100 Con Greg. ! IS 80 Grass Valley. u
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Further accounts from the Lipse Fair sale rpr'sen, lA
cepuon of rats and ooons prees sere ue"'s Soa.sr
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MARGARET FULLER's WORKS.

NEW EDITION, II SIX VOLUMES WITH PORTRAIT
PRICE SO. BOUND IN CLOTH.
SENT FREE on RECEIPT OF PRICE
THE TRIBUNE.
N
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-09-29
Cavalry Charge Of the Culr-
aSsierS.

History furnishes no case of moro
sublime heroism thar was recently
exhibited on the field Of battle OF
Reichschoffen by tho charge Of the
sth and 9th Cuirassiers against the
whole psnsaian- .arnar.. Tho object
Of the movement was to4ehcck tho
Prussian advance and allow Mac
Mahon to fall back upon Saverne
with the main army. But, mon
marecAal," replied tho brave old Gen
eral Septeul, "itis sure death !" "But
it is absolutely necessary and must
be done" insisted MacMahon. Sep
teul, without another word, mounted
at the head of his men, and advanced,
as he knew, to certain death. His
mission was accomplished, but, at
what terrible sacrifice to life, Mac
Mahon's laconic reply to Edmund
About's inquiry, "Where are the
Cuirassiers z" will show. 'Tbo CUR
;lssiels? There are ncne left !" Out
of two thousond only ninety y-seven
men and officers were left, and Of
these ninety-two wee wounded
This incident of the battle Of Reich.
schoffen. though perhaps lost sight Of
for tho present among events o.
greater Importance, will live in the
memory Of man as long as dash and
daring have place in their hearts
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