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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-06
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
4 ItIInNAn.

pcpo Barcay-,t ami foot Of Crtopher'
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS, commencing MONDAf Apu H. 49,
500 III EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN Connecting a. Dyugle VITA BOON
Branch Dover with Chester Branch ~ Waterloo h nqE !, ~
Arlington With tie d. - anl w X IL
rouisbug Scranton Great Bend Bnrlsnon yra
euse, and Oaego and all points the LachaTlna All b'on5
and Delaware HUDSON X Eds. .
lI:aO m IEHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops AZ Nerlr Morris
town Dover sovl Wa lugipl lAp anil Ia
at PIhpsug Bel Del K r. for Ee ere, &c, AMI a.
with r. Beheem AUeltOvu Aaucl Chuuk aaI
NilkestaUe
Anon m SCR ANTON EXPRESS Dover with Chester r.
Al Ws'erloo r. and Wellington With D. L. AMI
II for p 'siu-g, ana Scranton.
3a m HACKETfSTOWN MAIL connects sith Boonton Chester
AMI Sussex Railroads 81. --
$40 p. N. 20, %, --,,o.oo -.
FOR SUBMIT AMI intermediate stations at 6:3 7;J ard 1890 A. n
2:O. $50 and $500 D. m. - .. .-~ %. o., a., ~, -
126 m Zoo go $40 421 45o $500 800 $40 800 and IL -
p No. NEWARK at 6o 7c 9:oO $50 900 +l):oo 1880 ll:o
I.2G and IlO ~ sl:oo 2: &2;3 3:y 800 $780, $40 f;1
4:51 $40, 5.2 5jJ GOO 'O:- Gao '';i' 5Jl and l'" p H.
Trains marked stop East Newark.
For BLOOMFIELD al MpNICLAR, Al t:W ana hN A. H. AN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-06

~ We are still offering limited quantity Of the
BURLINGTON CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA RAIL
ROAD COMPANY's FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT
FIFTY-YEAR SINKING FUND BONDS principal and in
terest payable in god at 80 and accrued interest.
These Bonds are free of Government tax, Coupon or
Registered and convertible at the option of the
holder into Stock of the Company at par. The pres
ent advanced condition and large earnings of the
road warrant us in unhesitatingly recommending
these Bonds to investors as in every respect I'M
doubted security
HENRY CLEws & Co., No. SO Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-06

The National Standard is the title of an
tightpage weekly paper 10 DE devoted to the interests
o. the Grand Army Of O. Republic which is to be staried
IN Washington, the Goth of next month, 10y the
National standard Publishing Company without as
Stunning Co De- an official OF the order il promises TO
abound n matter especially interesting to returned
soldiers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-06
Steamboats, ano Railroads.
DEOPLE. LINE FOR ALBANY: ,,,,,
Il THE Largest AND MOST mAGNif I "'h"

pE0PLEs LINE FOR ALB Bl1N,Grxr RIVER
THE ST. jGA pEsw y l ls D M2SLn
One Of tie shove steamer. v leave Per North River EVERY
hSooS sSn.y; sI'fT DS! w s ssi sc RsnS
The Steamboat Albany the arrival Of GGnenS IS oFPSE
os s WIT T and SST Tross i s:e cap 30 be TO-
Doid, Erres' 81, Bfoaiaay, AID No. COURT, BToosa
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
Boston wee q e,o'qS J9GsSS L .SI sl k1sGSns
Pants s15g or TIE eo my AL '''neh steamers
CHI y 'S CRY Or SEwYoRK, ,,rarvc,
and CRY or "BW-LoNDoN
xnlevs S,rYo,t daily ,sonl', =; fTws g, " O'Clock H. '"
and S S ,sse SS S9asass ca sai %
Tor 'rouga tickets anil rates for freight ' SHORT % Agsa.
''I T"ei YORK. oct 10, 1863.
MOP NEW-UAVFN, HARTFORD, SPRING
ELD ASp TIE SoEIh fs'E ,, e xs% Kew Kew
Haven though and AZ s5 p NJ on Saar.ay'.
HARTFORD DIRECT.-State of New York l.S
Civ Hartford leave rek zip daily p M for har,SfI
connecting with trains for Springfield Cese no5nlmPon
NOR STAMFORD and GREENWiCH-The
STEAMBOAT STAMFORD leaves Pier g. kist River daily al D.
AMI foot Of Ilirvseveuthst at J:l3 p m
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD co. :
ID INDEPENDENT LINE for the WE5f SOJ iliN hSI eng
ard lOY RAILROAD Perl Norh 'e a1l lNLhN' fHo -
d hss hNF Passenger. s5g t take the and @
foot d [ou t5f rrs lt o1 en- 'g T 6SLY Linz aioS
this opportunity TICKETS coVG " rkRy VIII General Agent
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEf.
IsseeI And fsht 9eP S, IN R,as G' mpdS Junction
Win e Delaware Iackavauna and Western Railroad A. Plh 9s
vi m eih sni Sus4uehaus Ra roai; and AZ Eiso WIN me E
brl Waller RAJ and he forming direct Inc - fl
huh without change Of also to tena fchnF
'an' Anu We" ALLENT0wN LINE TO THE wEsE
81 AMIR ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing June !. l87l.-Lesre NeH-fok as follows;
$50 A. m.-for Plai1fe.d. =, , Oh, ,,-,t...
pou WusesJare Psoa Maaanoy City IaaElannoeh Io"-Hla
Ma,crly, &C.
i2m-For Fcminfn Fasion Aerovn Maueh Chnnck wilkes
rse Reading Columbia, Lancaster kphra Luz lo''s'he ha's
ar T-For Faston Allentown. rn| VI uch Chunk
9nn -Fo Easion Allentown Nagh tluucS, ADJ bsI'lieTe
4:n = m.--For Somer,ile and FleHiasion
5:5 D. m.-FOT Someu..e.
o. nl-For Elson.
5r m I'm. g-s1t-F or Easton anl the West.
gu - For Pllufel. 81 e...-i.-.,,,-
Tis have Tor Ei1heth NJ 5}n G:rl, 6. 40 800 5;D g
90 I6n ilG am-ll m l;u0. 200 25 5;' 5.t f;yo -
4:5 s.5 $50 5.t5 GOO GO 1900 '+ o'V o'-, wv V''''
BOP ron TIP WEST
qamWrsrERy Express daily (eTept sunii7s for E,s'on Allen
town HARRISBURG Connects II Harrisburg Tor hne a e
Oh Rors Connects Souere for Fcnngt1n Connects al june
bugianion
Pihpsburg FOR hluch C1unck Nil'es''IIe An.
-CSCISNArt ENYss daily, for kaston. bet ehen area
Reriiny. 'ln'ln'a S
ng m Palace Puurlh and Chicago tounets Al JuA.SoI
Win Delaware Laekawau1a Western Railroad for Scranton
Tickets for me obtained OF The ohccefte 'eHf4 N
ROAD Of NeS-Jeey o Lteys n " al NO Asiof Rouse
PSI Broadway No 10 Green1hs an at me pe pa
hotels n, A.. IL b. HI Mn superintendent"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-06

New-York City per cent Registered Stock, due IN
1885, for sale at 1O5 by the National Currency Bank,
corner Wall-st. and Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-06

l. RTE RAll4M AL rams ItaNc DcpouS IOoG
II fCbauber- AMI foot Of Twenty hu.-t., a. io."Ws:
Through S''I p
Oalyl; leave Twenty rsi a 80 a. me- sf' a Ne
and 5:l5 ani Gas D. (aly. New AMI improved Drawing m
through bIiao eouee'
In, Al ve magnificent Sleeping Coaches running through :"
Cy.snd and Gallon sleeping Coaches viii accompany Tie b; NJ
tain from Snsqueauna Buffalo the $50 train rom New" ora 70
Rochester bulaaO anu
Cincinnati. Bnigraut train leaves daily al ~ M
For Port and Wa sl:J) and iJ M llNelJ ii'l-
To[ nj iisiovn ami way a. $50 M Twenty lhrst 35 N b
and Sun. avs orl, Nv ytIrl st.. 6:l5 r. l
For 6re,cour Way $3.50 IFent % St 3;lS a M
For Newhurgh and Wav, az J.SJ aA4 f''' Z" N"'n'
thir!st 7.45 o. J;l5 AMI 4' 2 NJ NJ. 49, ,.,s..l
For SuTsu AMI WAY. s1d p m lI"tn ulu - ~
5:s5 mJ TLeater nan ';JJ tI"el.l-'li 81 ID
FoI Paron an Was from Twerthrit leIo 90 i,;lo an
lf5a nj sl:t5 3:lS 5:l5 AMI 65 From tihbt Depot al
6.45 l0.l5 N Il 'i:t5 4:t 5l5 AM go p ~
For Hackensar ami ,sl- from Twenty h Depot az bf2 ana
u:45 M rs 33j 1913 5.tj AM tt5 fm 'nanbers't
Depo goo m u Is $50 1913 100 sn it;fy p m n
For Pi,ruob Moussy AMI W,' from I"euty'trs Depot
Al 8:l5 m l25 1915 f:is tS5 AZ e o. o. on. saiafaI1
oU fl2 midnight Chamber o. Dpoi Al 5" O. pa Iv
1880 AIS i6:50 Sat9ris on.' 4,o mll-lsaL
Tickets Tor ra~age Apartments lu Drawing Room an ntps
COACHES obtained AM orders the cLeea-g and transfer OF ak
gge NAV oaces PAL 80 AL ~ bi
A5 Cltnbersst.; s one bun ri
., AMI Thravc Harei 33 Iaioa st.. B0oa{Hi D'qo t oi
CIambersi and loot Of Tweutht tt, Nrw-iof No. Efcha
place Long Dock Dep Jy City and Of the Agents A. Ie pn
pal hotels o., ~ d nam
Z l.. D. RUCKER. June lth - w, ~ DARN,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-06
y. Y. wHoLEsALE PEIcEs oE corNrRY rAo2ucE
" For TEE WIZ Exnrxa Inly 5. $50.

FOR THE WEEK lNblNF july D, lN-
lEzrrs, for THE y. Y. IEBrSE by our own Reg'l.efl
TIE following are ios current 5 'S Sr n r Soi ~ 10 f
less deducted for commissions beside freight and o,r charts.
or private mar Of The should be painted uon ea Nail
invoice OF LIST Of the ares upon ne under ~, .. ' i '1S
how Clean packages and care in Iutuns ap VIII aid
'-D'" ~ GENERAL REMARKS
toual 6oidag HeySaiag have ee ua5e eop ha e
town Receipts Of butter Sc are for Eve instead Of ' d. ,Gd 70,
generally lighter on nat not ',q 20 M
the hU' expectation Ct Of dali week.
BEANS AND PEAS.
RsosD Of . BTa9 sq se y. T g ba III G @ h
request former rates Retail lot have teen sold q II va
~ s. Aaro~s are les m yh VII nguess TO ns gon %
sales OF p! bags California beans huse terms bat
s u % so q s. sSG p ~ 8
5Ol' - 90 and = sbs :: 60 o'0 1870 bush Canada re" IN
Ba. Kline bush g 2s Fair TO good s sesf 2:
BE. HTSs aajjcsi 81 Srgs. c.@5s bond. iG
t Es s5oa:i f. s.: s -
Receipts 5000 pigs for se'k 2al les. than greyqus
little csifornIa dsm,ad-as5 Trims BY steamer toiao-oes
e05 car load, Gp f7o@ there on.e oae SS.e;ent i s
Pnfi ar NOT Sat'e Os," he bo%s rae i e IN r
state at 2is so win iT fancy mas =, &c ana S'e oa
would gladly reduce stocks, wae other, not getting enoagA H
Choice saei' srn Quotations. eeSr welsh selling at Sc
We ses Of s. good Ohio trSins & - ar do y! 90 1Eset
its Sue Michigan at iic Batter which 4aias iSas ',y
could be brought frt class and bad be sold lower
sequence. Pirkihs stood the beat best We quotes
palls 80 as Onilary. aEo
pals tue. 3 * one w. X gtoi.ttSt %
Medium do. 20 az Fancy Select .....sb an
Il az
Frkius Middle Soaheru...tn dsJ
Fancy selections Perna 6ac "a
Welsh, 90"
Medium ...............b as
Receipts 1910 than last week exports g. 81 Cor
oulug Reg sA2 With Js,i eN.og4d af
walls and Shipment. VI the Heated cheese
sales made al ~ llc Nhen lGsi
ie of W uaor shippers wou % nas lc
Vita decline
yer aue cheese 10 lrng TO-DAY. Tie West sending quite
H. OF former Reserve butter maAers having
csrtiarhspe nearly at
quality English dairy variable quality, ni II not Soh
rank sales VI ~ brS part Old made
de 81 bI State factory 49, 6O bys ljdl.c 9o bus Lowi
Co tine l3ic 10 bls fancy lac. We quote; .
STATE Factory, fancy l3iait Farm Dairy good.i!iais
Fair 10 good. ......B 0lbI Medium .....s.s'll dh
Skinned light. $50. a 10 Ohio factory hne........Ei9D
Heavy............... a Comnos 10 fsiL...... oil
EGGS.
packsgs which l5 than for Ne
week week lax S0l bhlN llt'
Little change ARRIVALS NEE anticipation OF
demand Fourth which the maFkes vel
up Just there marked armne ami Mes arr very
nearly qotAblc re though large sales made this morns
&c. loss been rss dca sell the mark al about %
which coall not be done With heavy ecepts We quote: -
Pa. ~ j. L. L. n DOE 2G az .....5 6fb
State, fFesh 0Io Nv
FRUITS AND BERREs
The berry bnsinoss largely eroae fosea
Gag and FhadePhiA TAsPeees set Pe'T aJ, they se "-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-06

The active stocks to-day have been St. Paul. Wabash,
Lake Shore, n. Y Central, and Ohio and Mississippi.
The market closed dull and strong.
Thefoowng are the Government quotations Of Messrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-06

GEORGE OPDYKE & Co. are agents for the sale of
the following desirable securities which they offer
at low prices:
n. Y. and o. Midland First Mortgage Bonds, : per
cent, gold.
ST. Louis and s. L. Railway First Mortgage Bonds,
u per cent, gold.
Montgomery and Eufaua First Mortgage Bonds 8
per cent gold, Endorsed by State of Alabama.
Alabama State IS.
New-Jersey Town Bonds, Z per cent.
Some excellent Western 10 per cent securities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-06

CHARON SPRINGS.-All rail from Albany
- ra-sssssr ,ss.sg Ne. York b. DAY BOAT PEOPLES LINZ
TROl LINE bIEAhbOAIb hfosxt ueit their
esg{1s eSeets1 a'se' SHARON rs ALBlSf AND sUsQuE
HANNA RAILROAD tad svOd The oas
By bs Might tssH reach siios lOB By bar
boab Hs Passenger BY the Hudson Rre Rar sd will
Transferred al Albany the and free applying
sGsnl aIosal on ss outside Of depot SUNDAY TRAIN
connection viii Peoples Lne Steamers FROM Rfwis SATURDAY.
Ab.sy 7:0 arriving the spnngs I0S returning
arpys ~ AeAy n baDaay kAYo Gssi Netsi Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-06
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE.-FIRsr CALL,
lOf O'CLOCK A. NJ

q 600 o. s. $50 Con 67.....lt 9VVO u o. '-' W"
o 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-06

NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-FR0NF FOOT of
~ CoRTLAEDT sTPof WEST PHILADELPHIA AIS 20 add 800
q u % 500 a. aigbI fofIkiLs gbA via Can
dsn, a. ssd q Fer BALTIMORE sRe WASHINGTON ADD
THB HkS1 wa BAns.ora am lao no. to IHB
SOUTH AhD SOUTH WEST s'1 st1o' Por TIM WBsl,
Psshs'l'asis tsirO.zAts a ed p AsG Fslsos
.s.eh1 s stp 0rsags tes xsv fOt Pilis
bogh csoss.n - oosSs sAssi sh.at. svs Paine.
atLAeosd Ia daily ed nrsuIi P1egfb GAsRs
L0sls,l 81 ~GA .e4 ChAte s1Ass ri.i 20, Is
CstAA1tk- DoddTs
June IA, ls7Q w.. lkCEsOn QsAer. Buosnsl1aiopt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-06

I ONG ISLAND RAILKOAD. -
IL SUMNER ARRA " y J.. ,
acr MONDAY MAY TO- 1870 Trains ALL James Dup As
g:o0s H. Greeuport and Sal IIarbor NAL Train
1000 ~ WAY Train stopping al intermediate STATIONS
$500 No. Hcmrstead WAY Tr.u.
$3.50 o.. m Or export ani sag llrlor Express
$3.50 u. m Norhton EEIr,ss
s:gl u. M NurhIor Nav Train
ESQ =. M For North 81 sui Intermediate stations
Hampstead. sunday it''Fn
P';r, sysa 8 anil ID. M. ). D. BARTON Supt.
Tcscts oi c to East Hampton $50 p. Trains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-06

SEVEN PER CENT GOLD INTEREST
free of Government Tax
FIRST MORTGAGE
SINKING FUND BONDS
of the
WEST WISCONSIN II. r. Co.
Fifteen years to run from January, 1870,
and convertible into stock
at par.
Land grant of Oyer1, goo OO0acres from Government
upon which together with the Road and all its
property these Bonds are a First Mortgage.
EXEMPTED FROM TAXEs UPON IT'S LANDS FOR
- YEARS.
20 MILES FINISHED AND RUNNING,
from which income is derived, with rapidly incroas-
ing receipts
An airline from st. Pauls to Milwaukee and
Chicago. These lands estimated worth Ss0OQooo.
Total amount of mortgage, 100000
PRICE, 80 AND ACCRUED INTEREST
The Coupons are payable January and July.
Pamphlet with full particulars, and Map, can be
obtained at the Office of
WHITE, NORRIS & Co,
Bankers and Financial Agents of the Company
No. % Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-06
musitdl Tnsirnmenis.

A GREAT OFFER -
"a HORACE WATERS, ASH BROADWAY, NETWORK,
will dispose 81 One Hundred PIANOS ABLOpBONS and ORGANS o.
extremely for cash during this mone
or will monthly until ad the TO Let AMI
m, applied purchased New Cbctenng Pianos for Kent
Monthly installments received for
I f YOU want a good PIANO, cheap, call at
Il MkRRELLS Wsroroon UuionsQuare. sold Ga miscellaneous
suited large stock beet makers LOOK before
selecting elsewhere
DIANOS.-25 SECONDHAND PIANOS Of
variou, comprising square. Upghis anl Grand IN
SALE 0g prices hy CHlNkEElNG SONS
No nj Past Foar.eentst between broadway and Fihhave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-06

Of Beans 2 bush FOR the week Or Isl more taan 'he IRE
vous corresponding week last ~ ouh NrDm
sne request Retail lot, have been sold g II U0
s. Mirrogs less fm with VIII nguess 20 hek IN uon oi
heretofore up Of them Offering - - We
bags California beans handsome pnyae fa bat
understood rates. % hb MEDIUMS az = 9 % do
81 CO; do IL and ~ IS Msross 30 hbs - a. -
bbls and - bb - o. oof 1870 bush Canada eas IN
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printing.

WIN. FVFRDELL's SONS, 1O4 Fulton-st.-
w LITHuGEspHIC STEAM JOB PRlNrEIs nd LABEL
MANUFACTIHER>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-06

10t O'CLOCK. ,,., -.
Sail, Of STATE Bonds Railroad BoadsBdHk ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-06
RANKING And FINANCML.


Tur CENTRAL RAILROAD OF Iowa, 23j miles in
length. is now nearly completed. This company are
now pusbng their work forward with great rapldity,
and the entire line necessary to connect st. Louis
and st. Paul is graded and under contract to be mn
shed this season. The road runs through the richest
and most thickly-settled portion Of Iowa. ana Is
built in the interests of the great Northern system
of roads which center at st. Paul The First Mort
gage Bonds Of the Company pay per cent Cold In
terest free Of Government tax, and are issued LOT
the very small amount of $4,000 per mile For the
present the msod portion are offered at % and ac-
cr1cd interest The attention of investors is invited
70 the fact that the road is nearly finished and
that the Security is therefore entitled TO high rank
We believe there will be more favorable time TO
sell Governments and buy really First-class RAIL
road Securitics-such as these-than the present
After a full examination have accepted an
Agency for the sale of the above First Mortgage
Bonds. and desire to recommend them 20 our custom
ers AS "a thoroughly Safe as well profitable, invest
ment. JAY CooAE ~ 20"
No % Wall-st., New-YOrb.
Pamphlets, with map, may be obtained, and sub
scriptions will be received at the CoMPANY's OF
FIcEs. No. p Pine-st, New-York; at offices of JAY
COOKE q Co., New-York, Philadelphia and Washing
ton: the BANK OF NORTH AMERICA, and banking
house Of HowEs 81 MACY New-York.
w. b. SHATTCCK, Treasurer
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LXTRA TRAINS ...,.,.a

NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD-rrsns Tirieih-st a. foioSs:
ga m Chicago Express, Drawing room ATTACHED.
3:t5 Special Express Trains, with pTaSns-
Room ace and through Saratoga without csnge IN hours
and
1880 Special Ora wing Car Express FOR Chicago No
eommodaon for Wsy except il Drawing room Cars
NJ and Western Express DrawiHgrom attached
n. m. Montreal Express, Drawn ar attached
m Firsi EIpe with Sleepng tLroash Werovn
an Cananlaigua. tDaily.)
pm Second Pacific Express with seeugear attached for Chicago
both L. NJ C. Railroads for Louvle lndsHa 1oh and Tor
Buffalo (T train will leave AZ SuBiAyf)
IL p. m, Night EIpres, Sleepinge ears attached.
,. NJ, Hudson
7.oOs- NJ ana r. m, Pouchkeepse trains
g:45 m AIS, and 6:l3 NJ, Peegskll trains
$50 700 NJ. Sing Sing trains.
sos and 10 k:O $780, 3 4l5 $40 $40 and llJ
p. H., YOnker rsn,
ga m Spnday train for Poughteepse
' &. H.. KENUkCK &c n Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-06

sRAAAAR OF THE CHOCTAw LANGUAGE BY he Rev. Cygrs
BYINarON. Edited from the original Mss n lne u.Si t p
Anerosu Philosophical Society, by D. g. bnon ine"c' n
81 A y Nc pLlAlelnhIa. LolN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-06

The extreme heat portion Of the past week with our create NJ
touo intervening c4rael trade and Teo have
go TO again after the Fourth. which too n %" m
~ Town Re epts butter for Eve instead u sN da ud u
lighter that aclounsppers sending % arrive ou q
Fonrth 80 r a. tie coah avoid IT, besides holding back ncr
a. tiou Of al dali week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-06
th5N no AI.RNNY and TPOY.-The DAYTIME

- - Steamboats, vlBBARD and DANIEL DREW viii leave Yes
,-lOuIhsLat landing al olAt -
(Ny4ck and TsyOwD by frraap Coze1. eSi oin .ofnl
Bristol t-tshll HUDSON
Rlno ses train of boadyauge connection with the
da boats leave arrival Albany icmmencug June l
anon Strings fare from newborn AID Tor Cherry valley ne
steamboat Will transfer passengers from Albany to roy lle
- 80 M baggage CHECKED by Dois Express ODc 81 Broad
J. l.1rrf RrHfkI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-06
Dentlsirn.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
y mated the argsbei Of nitrous OXIDE administer ~ he
most pfrlye manner nothing hu EXTRACT rEE ill., aud Do that
WITHOUT PAINS 20OO pateats testify. See Their names a. the
ofcc. No. - Cooper lRsttute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-06

TFIROY LINE for ALBANY and TROY
Low PARE oay 80 being nearly 81 less tha3 Il ana
cents any route reduction 70 Buffalo ana ne Nesi
Saratoga and the N0rh from North River north Of Springer
ta saturdays excepted at p n landing at West m oI
Al "a clock SUNDAYS Passengers by this route or Saratoga a'o
he inconvenience change Of Through uets AM peg
"a o. al points. j. V" lAN'oA sum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-06

Receipts packages which 257 tsn for ne
pre,ou. weei, corresponding week lax soJl bills le'
anticig2toa
The Fourth which the markets vel
marked 6nness and IVES very
nearly qoAbe at 2ie, though large sales Eads this woraH
2 loss II has been lcSs dca 10 sell the mark about No.
which coall be doue With hcayv receips We quotes -
Pa ~ J.. L. l.. y doc. 70 az 61ib
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SD1A CABLE, ETC.

e
LONDON, February 1.-THE shore end
OF o. the India telegraph cable, taken out by
the treat Eastern, has been landed at
Bombay.
The Papal authorities have permitted the
restoration of horse-racing in Rome.
CONSPIRACY IN FRANCE. #
PARIS, February 1l-5 P. M.-The po-
lice authorities profess to have discovered
an extensive conspiracy against the Co.
vernment, ahd are actively engaged in
searching for parties implicated. A great
number of arrests were made last night
and to-day. 1t is stated the editors of the
Marseillaise and two editors Of the Reueil
we're arrested on charges connected with the
conspiracy. A policeman in plain clothes
was shot and killed yesterday by mocha
mic whom he was endeavoring to arrest in
his own house. The man was taken into
custody.
The Marseillaise reGppeared to-day, and
was eagerly bought on the streets. Several
citizens were killed during the recent riots,
and their bodies have been placed in the
morgue, but the police refuse to give any
details concerning them. $3.50
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AMERICAN PRELATEs IN RoME.-A CORE
spondent of the Baltimore Catholic Mir-
ror, writing from Rome on the 18th of jan
uary in relation to the Ecumenical Council,
says:
"Sermons are preached in the various
languages during the Octave. The Most
Reverend Archbishop of Baltimore opened
the English series on Sunday last, preach
ing an admirable historical discourse on
the Conversions of the Nations in pre-
sence Of Il very large concourse of strangers
from England. Ireland, Scotland, and Anne
rica, Of every shade of religion. I had
reason to believe that the sermon was pro-
ductiye of much fruit. On Wednesday
Father Hcc!1er preached, and to-day the
sermon was BY Bishop Moriarty, of Ireland.
Tomorrow Bishop McGill is to deliver o
DISCOURSE
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NEW YORK, February -To0n.-Flonr quito
Arm. Whcit O shade frmer and quiet. Corn
steady. Pork lower; mess, 5000. Lard loli o.
l5a@ls.c. Cotton dull at 1s:c: Tnrpentine crop
ing at asc. Resin quiet at $e.2oQsS2.a2t FreaSnts
dull.
Ersatag.-Cottou q Shade. easter sales. L3co
Wheat Ic. better but not actiye. Corn unchanged.
Whiskey lower at o7Qasc. Pork lover; nsw
mess. $3.50! Tard easier kettle, Ie3@i7c. Ma.
val Stores and Groceries quiet Fre1ghfs dull
LOUISVILLE February I2.-Corn, ea@a4c. Me.s
Pork $3.50. Shoulders, l2ac.; clear sides, ls3c.
Whiskey, ea@ss4c.
ST. LOUIS, February le.-Corn heavy. W hiskey
firm as a4c. Pork, S:7.soG S27.7s- Bacon active
Keg Lard Tic.
CINCINNATI, February I2.-Proyisiuns no.
elected, but holders rem ain firm.
WILMINGTON, n. c.. February I2.-Spirits
Turpentine steady at dc: crude unchanged.
Rosn steady for strained at 81 60. Tar unchanged.
Cotton quiet at 233c.
SAVANNAH. February le.-Cotton quiet; mid
dngs, 24c.: sales. 900 1ales receipts f7p bales;
exports, 1909 bales.
AUGUSTA. February 12.--Cotton qniet but
firm at 23s4p2a.c.; sales, +os bales; receipts, go
bales.
MOBILE, February .ic.-Cotton In fair demand
and closed steady at 24c. sales, 800 bales re-
ceipts, ts.3 bales exports, 30 bales.
CHARLESTON, February IL Cotton quiet; mid
dliugs, 2iGQ2itc. sales $50 bales exports, 6N9
bales receipts $40 bales.