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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-18
WATERING PLACES.

WATERING PLACES.
STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
FsFns~ b. For Bay St. Louis, Pass
Christian, Mississippi City, Biloxi,
$ syY:::GsYIIE1l@ Ocean Springs and Pascagoula-
1.-THE new low pressure steamer
CREOLE.
WILLIAM HANOVER Commander,
Will leave on arrival Of PontchartTain Railroad
trains, AS below:
TUESDAY 10 A. NJ. train as far as Ocean Springs.
THURSDAY, 10 A. N. train as far PascagOula.
SATURDAY, IL NJ. train far as PascagOula.
Returning, leaves PascagOula SUNDAY and FRI
DAY AFTERNOONS. and Ocean Springs SUNDAY
and MONDAY AFTERNOONS, WEDNESDAY MORN
ING and FRIDAY AFTERNOON
Positively no freight received after departure of
the train preceding that on which the boat leaves.
The above trips will be regularly made unless
prevented by bad weather or low water.
COHEN III. SORIA,
se25 l8 and 20 Union street
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STEAMBOATS.
THE LAKE.

THE LAKE.
MOBILE AND NRW ORLEANS LINE UNITED
STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
For 1landeville, I.ewisbufg, MadfsOnvtIle
and CovingtOD.
HEA The elegant and very fast low
1k pressure side-wheel United States
q Ss11zkb ABITA,
Captain MILLER.
VIII Leave above on MONDAYS and THURSDAYS,
at ten A. M. train; TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS,
FRIDAYS and SATURDAYS at two P. II. train Re.
turning leaves Old Landing MONDAYS, at four
A. NJ, TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS at six A. NJ and
jacksonville WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS aud
SATURDAYS at eight A. NJ
Positively no freight received after departure Of
the train preceding that on which the boat leaves.
The above trips will be regularly made, unless
prevented by bad weather OF low water
The Abta will for the present 60 to the Old Land
ing Oh the Tchefuncta river.
COHEN n. SOFIA,
SEES IL and 70 Union street.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.

II
VIA HAvRE. SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA.
~ The fine Screw Steamers Of the
4Ec North German Lloyd will resume
their regular trips in September next.
These steamers viii touch outward al Havre and
Havana, and OF their home trip at Havana and
Southampton, TO receive and land passengers and
freight.
The days of departure will BE- published here
afer.
PRICES OF PASSAGE:
Prom Bremen OF Havre to Havana or New Orleans
StesraGe-gold. Observation-Disclosures. ~ &C
From New Orleans Havana 10 Southampton,
Havre or Bremen.
First Cabin-gold. $50 90
Steerase-goid Observation-Disclosures. IS 90
Passage Tickets from Bremen or Hayre to Havana
or New Orleans issued by the undersigned.
The Steamers of the New York Bremen Line leave
every Thursday and Saturday, aud those Of the
Baltimore Bremen Line every alternate Wetne -day
touching at Southampton.
Passage Tickets can be had at this Office
For further particulars apply to
ED. +. STOCKMEYER Agent.
Ilol ~ AZ Union street.
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BELOW COMING UP.
EXPORTS.
6AfUh I d
LIVERPOOL Steamship Fire Oh,

Bark Maggie Mcneil, SDth. Il days from Ne
York to Geo FOsdick &cO-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-18

Marine Intelligence.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,,
Friday, November 10, 1870.
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NOR SALE-A VALUABLE SUGAR PLANIA-
Il ton situated IN the parish of Plaquemines, a.
about thirty-fv miles below the city OF New Or
leans, the left bank Of the river Mississippi hay
ing front said river OF about thirty mine ar
penis. by u depth of forty arpents, about three
hundred arpents of which are now planted in cane,
and sufficient quantity of seed cane will be re-
served plant about one hundred arpents rext
year.
With all necessary buildings, comprising fne
dwelling house, laborers' quarters stables, etc,
Rieux apparatus, all complete and in actual
The place will be delivered soon the present
crop is taken Off but blowing may be commenced
Immediately with understanding with the pres
ent occupant
This plantation is susceptible of producing from
three to four hundred hogsheads Of sugar next
year, and the crops thereon can easily be raised 10
five or six hundred hOssleads. 1t will be sold low
to close a concern. Apply to
b. 4 A. SOULIE No. 81 Bourbon street.
or to Z. p DUCONGE. No. 80 Chartres street.
Persons wishing to examine the place viii be
fort OcZ1 Im
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-18

Makes close connections for Vcksburg, Memphis,
St. Louis, Chicago Louisville, and all pOints beyond.
Sleeping cars at night, Canton to Grand Junction and
Hunt Oldt.
, 1870-04-05

!. Tie following grain hiss boen received since
the first Of the above tables Tae n1Ade up: 20
cars wheat % cat1 corn; l car o1ts. 8 csrs
TIC: CIR barley. Total. IS cars, or l8, ,0o0 bu.
There was a hr6e Attendance On Change to-
dsv. but very little busineee transacted. the
voting for oficers Of the BoArd Of Trade. to
servs during the ensuing twelve month";, being
In rSoSress. In consequence, there Wig very
little chznGe in IntceA especially aE the offer
inEs were light, The receipts being snll:
Hishwiues were verr strong. 1t an adSsuce
Of e. Sales were reported OF $50 bris at II. 90,
and the market closed with buyers At that
figure. On rising quotation in New York
Eon-bouod Lots wc1t nominal 1t al01@1.0a-
Provisions were very quiet, bat quite firm.
Mess PORK VIA steady y saturdsys prices
lard fully ]tc better, aad neAts }sGAc higher,
1nder good export demand. The m1rkst
elosed At the following range OF prices; mess
pork, Sa6.25t9a6.5 so; do seller May, sa0.00 !:
mess ordinary, sG5o; lard, 14Ec; bulk
shoulae1s. e1e; Do rough si3ee, 13ste:
1ic; sxeet rclled hams, -14@14tc:
G1eases. 7@1lc; city tAl1ow dull II o. Sales
were 156 ht1s mess At S26.50; 500 brls do At
1923: 100 b1ia do 1t sB.0O; 100 brls clear,
hurer the month, at e2s.00: 100 brls prime
mers At e2l. 90; 200 ties land 1t Ing: 50 tss
% Il &c; e0, 600 ns shoulders It 9s+c; 100,
COO ms do, buyer 6rst hAlf, 1t 10c; 800 900 1bs
thon xihs 1t &1A60; Il, 600 Ms 1t lshos 100,
Q00 DIS short cle4r n lie; $1,000 Ms loose
CumberiandB It IKE
Tho demand fo1 four to -aAJ wAa aEaln Of 4
, 1870-04-05
TIE POLICE COURTS,

cOAlA SAAA Twill.
There WIS large docket hut only few. cases Of
importance before the Armory couEt yes:erlay.
A dozen persons charged with dssorderl5 conduct
suffered financial loss Of SIS each. and e1-drunk-
ar,.s innn1neratde forfeited av.
james Xcd'raw, dlinlnutive specimen Of 4
Hibc1niAn, waa Ar78lRncd on the charge OF making
An assault upon Margaret OFstsen, fuald Of twice
hts weight. 1t appears that james ufte1 shovel
10 his antagonist, when she Eraspcd frJtng pan
End enforced hasU retreat As the testimony
showed = drawn hatt1e, James was only fined s.
for dtsordert5 conduct
JENNY LenarEan, 70. keersus d!sordcry honsc,
VAS fuel So A DOZEN men md women, for being
Inmates, weEc 11eta $40 each Ellen O'Ar.en also
e11sft<} lo*e Of IS for m offence similar 10 Jch-
tyts, and fur followers were ukEwtse tuulcted In
Petcr vanDos1 Vas charged with stealing a bou-
GXmei Mary E1lerson, while fhe latter was passing
AouE Franklin street She raised a cry, and Peter
vM Atestcd. lie was held for u1Al In ball Of <30l
WEST SIDE noCKT.
Samuel Miller WIS 1rraicued On the charge Of
Obtaining money under fA.sc psrtcnrr&, 1t aNPFaSS
that he found worthless check \ few GAYS SINCE,
1Ed, representing It to he OF eatue, borTuwed su
of money on the same from his landlord residing
At 80, $50 North Water ktreet. The accused was
held for trial In baA Of 500.
We MUMMY wss accused Of sonbeJ. Owing
WIS postponed, snd bail d1ed At s5od.
MONTH t1nf DCET.
Michael Madden, the prime rut1lan OF the North
ulEhton. N11 81rARued on the charge Of As2An1t
rpou man named John Adams, n Market
street saloou No testimony whs Addnced n TIC
eASe, md bearing Ws4 postponed for one week In
we1x AshG1aft, an old v1grant, WIS sent to The
Br1dcEcu under me OF Ell
, 1870-04-05
COUNTY BUILDINGS.
| Horfnnl School Conjunction md
I Management - Tho Enxt
yTlnE-Mr. Middleton
on MIR. Efnnnnnnsx
Report.


The committee OF nine Supervisors, met yea-
.e,.av morning. The session was a secret one.
,nr honorable Gentlemen ,.,no enrsrr,t In ,.cas,
nR tne eslaenee auu uA1nH up &otlF report on the
Normal School Encouragement AID mis-
construction OF course the finding b tightly
na nc w ~ M ~,1l % ha,,1v ~ ,,ecd ae '''. Gs anu
peassl q e. sas !spoEt !. unt4 y. i RS. s la!a
Tuesdsy next: Il has leaked out, however, that
question, on the coils, on The sinokes:ack, Mr.
81 T. ~ eans as sa s
Roon many otnef Iop!cS auo IL VIZ psopanF
,p unas ~ ;ne s. o,hss ot ~, nne
~ ~ IL o'ne' nanos @1aa taoss
ss.9n, ~ trrns,frta W. ~ Is,s IGta as ~
" ~, s Suoi. Aoose aeaun2 up
ssat,1 h;a ons nets ne.e n9 MInesses
EssseM5 r. LIE iupininE Lucy ~ plooau5 c4plole
tnc sh9lts Q! toe nulldinRt ano measure the coils,
a14 tAke ecnctal ssotk OF me chlre apparatus
1ns committee @ @ Of seven @ xsse to hare met ycs,
,.,, 1s.t,. uu, e. ~ - eo IN, ~
no ss ~ VIZ sesve epon
u,I,' anG ,hc1lf1 r. sn4ness eS ~ ho quo
Tt,n n,,,,Hin1 rnmmtscc WnTn ~ hara nc, ~oa
.,ar ~ 1nsn;t liz ~ tass 5es
.hl,, tay no5i4s ~ GsSl. ma ~ as.
N ho aata[, - t.s.e. ~
s - ~ ne@TH % ~ .s' s, ne e1as y. y
ss,at ne 9nessi1n a Jurisdiction between Msssrs
~ ntxen nn'1 ~ Rns ha ~ ehsts-oaet ~ ~
the buiding Committee Between the colnnis.
IT, and ~ tne ih "a Is soos t0oAeo one
.l.1!e ~ tussc - AotnA " " saA.! ~ tsu1.L
@ Ine Guef;!on va dissussea ; d ss meeting Of the
] e1i,e!' lsols SA0uelss fAMtlau, ana lsouaot. o.
1 she building Committee were On hand, and 50
| Eefe Snrerylsor Watte, Of the s.SGn, and sups:'
tEoE attd1nAn- OF the nlne- NJ. Rose anu MI.
Middleton were there too. In rTly To question:
fTLm Ta1louR gentlemen tho following remark
th Mt NJ
, 1870-04-05

The stott1 on Eale, taGze Etl he shccSh to s1ap1y
Ut demand, 4ats X ttrsr were La Rr af1c.-+1
EtEoHd that, lie E1sllGs waIN NJ ri no iaT. ia Il
snterrst to c1ftlt11 Tie .E; e 1....ir tEcs...,
.seridehly oEe Of II m"s. t4vaIesle featurta,
lhe Trade II In mcs: healthy co1ltlon. aAleasIi-
I! Gu the lncrcase, and l. very :.,at 1&3A r. the
mage.
u the opening rates c21 " nna!E,atus3 -1Ec:s
Mli nave FsmuntEatiyG entfioylntn;, sal u::-.--x
Hou!o 10 conss he rtc.mprHstd In s1ime trEree
toI lne revtIses or the past three seasnns-
considerable stresS Is Laid upon the dtn1uu,,on
o. tonnage nSuftnR from the tersh;e sa1es Of !aal
laA baI IL View VI the rapitl,ty with which Lagos
can be cnEHrnc1s.1 It is lnl SAFE t. eacu.a.e Gp,n
any PslacGIAt 2dtansace t, ta1yie-s ff5p1 s31ta
d!Minut.on. Tie following A. nc r-st cAar:srs
nf the stas'n: Schooner Mary HAITI, lunsa..
tOsslneke Devil Hivet1 tn EuHAo. s; ON
the rail; schooner Mar! Mor;nn. three TIN,
lumber. Harz,sSt1Ie to Ddtrai,,. s. ao ryt.
schooner Iawas, lumber Tawas Cits u Cleveland,
at $as5; scow II. G. Williams, paL ss.lts ALAhas-
ter to Cleveland, st 3 $ per co.1 t-oE; .ltl nli
ere .aal frnl shnst. at s., all ral!; schooner
Reindeer, lumber, East Saginaw to Usweer. at
81: schooner E kanter. lumber.
Collins Inlet TO ClicAgo, !. Ehy
City r1teA Heretofore, ee+seis bound
for Collins lnIet fos carS1e5 were cDupes1csl %
ascend eight or TIN miles xDuye the iul4t: but !
new t!ccE has been h1iIr At the eat-a2te ln5m
which the lumber can he take1, and BAy City rates
will be psId throughout the aeason e3r al cut &:
:hr rnNl-ab+ut 6,DoO, zoo fetsant 1t will also be
Put IN tho rail, which ts contrary to the practice
ss.E ha* Nrtr,-fs:Js,t Fsst, Ip1is4
, 1870-04-05
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

InSpoo. April t-11:ls p, m--consols, tor
1ne ce a tx e Gnse aed:Sas stases - sss t.
'I's oll. lse'; ooh; ssGs ~: 81; 10 -sos.
money, ssstas ssk: accouat. asa.assE- Securities
s'ssds; e. = Ssoss 1sSs eoE,i 500, lsSA 30 soA;
Central, 1lsk: GEea1 Wessen+ u ,....
FRASkFoE1: ApS1i A-Bonds urn y ask@9sk.
PAE1s, April 4-Bo1sse Urn, 1af sc.
LvK1fool, April +11I5 4 M--FlDur, 19s 81
Winter ~heA1 IS sd,48s 1od Rid wheat, IS
l1a9ss; Nhite Eheat - 8l9os Sd. Com, 9ss.
Pork, 73ssA La-I. Ga ....
LIyERroo1- Apnl 4-EEenin&- -Couon nrm mid
61tcR url1nds, 11.d: UteAn1r nssd; saSss Of Y509
bales
Rsr2dstu1s- white wheat - Mz9s
Sd: rcd Western No. J, IS l1dtass; winter, 81
sdt1Ss l0d. Western rouz, 1ss 81 Com, No. 2
mixed. 2Sa. Oats. "a 3d.
ITpy1s1ons-Putk. t31 $d Beef, i6ts 3D. LArd
AA Cheese, .os 81 Bacon, So.
Spirit. petroleum, 1s q; Eeane1i. u eXd.
LoSpus, April A-Tallow, ~ Sd Redned Pc
tn1eum quiet II ses ID, and steady Lnased d.
Eaa ID Enseed quiet and s1eady II s9s3aos g.
Spirits turPeni:pe, SIS -.-.-.-.
AxTvKHr, April L-Petroleutn 1as at s. fruca
, 1870-04-05
MONETARY and COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

AoMpAy EvEET*a, April 4
Tie chief mistake Of the Funding hill is
that It is m attempt to eoerce oas class OF the
national creditors into exchanging Per cent
bond for a ~ per cent bond A. the SANS price.
This is the short oi the whole proposition to
the National Banks. Even those who favor
Tho Funding hill from feeling OF opposition
to the National B&nks, acknowledge th1t this
would be its practical enect, but excuse tbs
robbery On the ground that the banking inter
est Of tbe country ought to do sosnething 70
help 1tfund The debt at \ lower nate Of inter
est. Now. even II there would BE- no other
loes TRAN tho TX per cent Ter annum interest
on the bonds, large proportion Of The Sa-
hcnal Bsnks would 60 cut of the business be-
eAuse they would feel that theif capital
WA iusacuIa Il it WA 70 be Mhla to such
"class legialAtioo-" II ths government may
now require this class OF tho public cfsdiiora
TO exchange their par cent bonda for * par
cc1ta, Whv nay It not 1t eome future time 70
aui7e them to exchange ths ~ per oana for
, 1870-04-05

NEW YoRI, April A-Wltn the Light tJt1l Of
4,sae head OF cattle for the week, and e,s73 head
to-daJ, me market was s1ruuE and active II kc
attance. OF to-oay's stock, 9 ca7 were At One
uupdlrttth street. 81 cars n KeehA1keu, and 81
cars At Communipaw. Everything sold Oh ear1y,
quite thin cattle going below l5c. with good at is
a1eRc, snd prime AZ lie, No e1tras on sa1es
zud few really good cattle Several
dfpvea of EuLera were sold. There
xere no Kenrueky and only 30 Ohio steers. Most
Of The cattle were from Illinois, Aiasour, lows,
And Can&ds- Texas Eave seventy and New FORK
eighty head. The market averaged strong at IKE.
d3uFe OF Illinois cattle, X CIT, selling at i5a
l.e; 60 Missouri, .Et 4 15A91ee; 80 srill-fed
cows, II cwt, 1a2l&c; 1oQ Hissoun steefs, eH
ewt, HHe: and CIR Illinois bulls At the Lowest
price, or 15c-
sheep-A few sheared lots Of Western begin TO
11ztEe IN chilled condition A kaov storm IL
tas1nE Tota1 for the week, $500, with 400 TO-
day: Market quiek At He advenee. OF 6Ee for
ssallaTars, al Is rs: 1H@sc for falF 5o-s and s5h
Western sheep, and &c for choice, with ear exza
brought &c.
Hogs-Total for the week, $50, with q cars to-
day. ali for sl2uRhtek. Dressed closed AZ 19A4
1sHc With few offering, and thosc generally tozins
money,
FNuADnFHN-
PanApN<Ht, April k-Htef ea1se N faH &C
, 1870-04-05
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.
MONDAY EvKy1Si7. Anrtl 1

AoSDlf EvHYIS7. April 4.
Sales Of grain, 1our, and provisions viii he found
Under the hrA4t Of Conmelcialr and the grain IN
III cases sold subject TO the usual charges Of s1or-
ass; unless otherwtse s1gteased
Oar outside quotation was being asked and realized
for really choice butter, but The offerings Of snch
were few, and most Of the Transactions reported
we're II prices ranging from &c dDWnEA1riA-
Common and me.lum grades continue dull md
neglected, aud consequently prices remain weak
tnd Irregular. We quote: Choice iairy, s1ae4c;
falr 70 Eood tub and arttn, s39ssc; common
BAGGE0-Tbe was rather more inquiry for
grain bags Today and the feeling among dealers
salusa BuE1aps- gHnntes, md g. WOO! sass; were
Fai,:, fsc: imeTfcar. &c tnIen i, *: sunniess mics
N hu, si.sse; EEnHies, &bu, s:ef btfisls, lsz
nGIDlSG IATER1ALs-There was better
demand for building natenAls, but prices
raied steady and nrm as followg: Michigan
Esneeo: 8 oesae es: stoeeo, SeT Yerk snoe:one,
Z IN, q; Ils: l@e i 81: ! II. .Iss: a:
fs,s:n, Fe.tas.. '3ss II; Gu s Il hea s ssso
saifi E, yfsos: xai:s ssna, = 81, aoesass:
Hoaz4s e: 1laster, : o!L {sooza o'3'
CHEEETrahe was falr 10. this dsv Ia the
week and, With the Continuance Of pleasant
nr,ntr rt4cea me srocks Of good soods s1e much
reduced. and there E no disposition TO urge sales,
saye = TN ra.ea We repsat oar list as 1onowa:
New York factory, 1ta1sc: ullnots facto!, 1a31sc;
Western Reserve, 1ss1es
VA sEsia lsh.- and gr1ces we're Without
mateHa Gh4nse; hhe !ostoNlns Icing cur
ien'; -. Esnsa .aMl1 1hm; hsnign, ps@enaf- @
s.oo; Erie and Br1a5 Hnl, q esao 90; Ptttsanrsa,
CnfEr!! Ml1eM' xsNszsso; Willow Bank, E-aos
MoS kinE ~, rhey, @ s1HssAG; @ 1ocEh!ogheny. $50;
ColFBMIns ;. 9.,I u1dnS IA .his ma5tss @ to1d.y E
, 1870-04-05

NEW Ythh, April 4--Tbere was more cheerful
feeling III financial circles this afternoon On
the announcement that the Ways and Mems Coul-
mittee stccd1 in favor and against the Fund
ting bill In iis present shape
Monet. was active n 6.-i on call, 1ntl After 2
T. m, when the demand ahated, and the offerings
mov liberal. One hank neSotiated nearly 1000
Wp at per cent The closing operations were at
5 on cnTcruTncntz and on stocks- Some banks
report r+tlr now OF currency from the Interior,
md this afternoon \ few prominent banks were
lending more money on call than for son1t daya-
1t Is stated that ali the grcenbacks taken trum tho
hanks for a week past we're for Philade1rhia-
FT1vn'e business notes nominally ttasc PER cent
Sterling tirtner at los ls91osH. Demand better:
Gold quiet: opened st l1lf, touched my and
closed at 1111.. Carrying rates at 496 per cent
and cat. Ciearances, Fl ,etp,HA,
Governments more ActiEc and higher.
CeuEsl, l--.1lt f1ti4Coupa, 81. +-l13 21o9as
Coupe, O. .119A911oh 1toupx, &s.. .1oo4ale9S 4
eour... s. .iosS loe'. currency ss..lls el,aa
State holds dull and steady:
Mtksourts. y vngtnias new...... e91l
Tennsssers, DILL :: II. G, oia. -..... y
Tencessees, new. hlHfN. T., heT...-.-.. 391f
Stccks duh hut steady With some Improvement
end acttsiJ tn Late Shore, Northwestern, St faul,
, 1870-04-05
FIFIEEETH AMEHDAEET.
Programme for tho Celebration oil
Its R2llfIcutio1A-A Grand Proc
ccsskon and Interesting
EXCfClAck,

"
FIoG1anme Of The celebration Of he ratification
Of the Fifteenth Amendment to the Federal Con-
citizens ol Chicago, 900 90 Thursasy, Apsn :, is;o:
okDta or Fnocxas1ax.
p.toon a pcc.
Chit M.MSal 1homss Rcd
Aaws5fa whf aissssdsi Sac ksh,5d sd5 q p's Wsssr w
Joanko. j. FcnnoYtE I4nss, ). Geas Juha-
eoI: J. Z; sh,i:on-
wu,n E.sie3 End x.,.a,.
National Guafd, CaptaIn Z U Freeman !
,Sdt.1sa.si xstss.a. e tsn:,'n.s, F. W.
..r,111s G,nfs1n 9,911.,,x
"Ss B,na p,si1'oN.
n,;J:H; sto'th 4.;.hsl
Grand Cnlted Club
1nderendent OrdcT q Good ftmplasl
r,r,,,.,, ~ ,,o n. u1snd f., 9tats r,,, ,.,,,,.
Mc.sr. John jensas = j. IL ria,t. ST.. Id j.
g. Henson, iu caITtAstk
,.,.,,oBana, Bard, .,.,
UuIted FeinwsW1s,nes i;snv.. p1,s.aunt
Huifh5asG1 fiaasfs b!1.,}}n; bbis} 9; f!,.s Il of:
focR1n p1Slsios
Hote-+ p 1q1. M1s1a. y.,,s.,
Masonic F.rruitv.
John Jours tp9sr No. NM
bIMasSs GSs5scr. Il 4 "
Cot1othan Contuandeiy. X 7.
VI, p..,s;n,. Bces coaf1. Il sa..;.sss 2..
Da0Sbtes al Union.
Church Al Sedet.<
o'''s baps1.t sTnday sehsol. tn ornaibs'seA
co,rh;,sa!s nsasH SIssasja in 5AItsa&sS .a
TahieI. II faJnitdsaf; 81 dteeunfiana nGan:eo-
CsurR NJ u.RrIr
The nrrress,on p1,1 ,o,r1 ~ ~ .xsnns
r,!h3 rIs3tna M nan losm On Wanasn avenue'
~ mar NJ ~ ..ns 80 - MSsi1f o. ~ -
CiaTp srret seush an s,e % m % s en Saaa se1 70
cest m Ver1S str.s9 ~ sh.. ana ~ Ie+,S
on Wassn 1eone t Pnsn
Irtdtp II Nrhtran St1rct. Test M Wtrntmn en ~
lInrf street sf,ufh m Eisrr n iafe :11ttI Wnst
On Iate 10 Desnaines street: sonth IN nt.snl.Ines
10 Van Rutrn s;r,-.t: ens, IN Van Rnran n f,;aye
xtrret. norfh m C1ars fo NaGIaon sfI,.et. tberce
to Farwsu Hail Al eonmsndeIa Of soclettes are
r,ttestcd te rrnoYt thrfr number IN .he Ishef ~
k.rN atp NJ ahsr All ooristtss a. tnTtya, ~
,srficinste eN~' '"Np Ts1nT.S R11n
III ueor fvhiat Us sriih,y
Cnief Of st.n. ~N1'A 1n'| e1a4
,., q, ,r.r1ise. r4sFE ~ Fsrnsh na ua,, a,,.noo,
suI, evening. The socjetira taFinr lie nodtjons
assigned them. the asssmbace Tiil be called TO
.,r,jtf 6y the Pread ant al the div Rer i Il
naweon. '' '
, 1870-04-05

| mxnd at thr ahran-r; sal.s l,s1o ex:.s nt 9..t.
| 1okc: fir to god, Esec, common, s27Kc
hheep IN fir teta2uh Vt advKncef sases OF .clo
| 81 ct7H@9kc-
Hogs higher: Rales ef 800 at si2oo31aso for
s1op, and $lA AaA31l.C1 far cOfn-feA
ST. EGCI1.
Sr IorE, April 4.-CntIa active 4: full prices,
ranging 34a1c.
Hogs dun 1t st2sltc.
, 1870-04-05

TttAl
ISDxxrE E1Su noED.
He slso urodueed the in6ennity1n& bond ~ ths
penn knm of SO, coo, gisncu by ". Frank Went
worth, Jehn i. Nelson, Conrad FalE, 1nd Anthony
C. Herring. ..--.
TESTIMONY OF Jou. l. zT1phrsoS-
John a. Thompson TA8 8wptn- lie ees&tnedr IN
tut%tanee, ~ followB: Mw Fischer Last On the
10 New Gr1eAus, end nc hsd I woman 6nd utttc boy
Win hln. lw1s on the cur with him rs be went
.ean- e;s He occupied : sleeping car on hs wat
!lcrt With him, but i FaW hin undressing. aw
net HttiFK there title hcfare he occupied IT. Th4
euItAaa were drawn when lak1 noticed ihen
Ne sRApIEr EIcAIlkn
i1non5 n Bradley being rc-exaninnd oJ NJ
, 1870-04-05

a9s following .ta the ruling range q gssss:
Tttcrness-Flve shingles to &c two insaes IN
thrtncsA Lrngth-Sl1teen inches saoo rer cas-
load added when transferred, which charge follows
METALS AND TIMERS sTocK-Thc market
I'm At the following ra4er:
tIp, &c, tiaeo; large pigs, 10; small pigs, 4le;
coTrEn- Metallic, ABBOT &c; copper bottoms,
SHEET zlSc-f1rst quality, cask, l9c: nrst quaa-
~lKEa = 1. g; !, ) and ?, ,cc; 70 md II,
15c; is, 16e, i9, 1sc; 20, 4oc-
SA1IsMDea5s5s Is: ;gs iepsrtsd % is!F aensnl, and
~ ss1a sGus 's''s,ss ess sse %s g. qSs IT,
kes, s;:1o: nne hIuei, 81, y ses, 500: me in
| blueh, 9d, 1nEc; sides, lie.
snmpttve demand. and The market was nrln at full
pr,cea. Carbon vas quiet md easy 1t fac III small
W. II ns y Bs 1se spsm
~ uafssasea; -; s'' ~ sssss; eGen, ~:
80. : sloe: lInseed. raw, H.oo; itnaced boiled.
s1.oo; whale oll. <l:1o; bank OIL Spasoc; straits,
x1eo; loh1eattng W; ", ssaa'e; tntpentlne, %
foot 81! s1.1oa1.sa.
McE-Pncc1 remain about the same as noted
~ onr lag report The demand Is mea3re. ratna,
soAP.aTnere vs. fAir NOV erne nj ia lis mar
set to-saJ, and quotations ruled nrm IS follows:
1aa Fapp,,n aru T,si,Is issi' aAea osaaas
sTARCHEThe inquiry was Of lighter char.
actrr, and pr1ees favored buyers: Ktngs5on
l com, l1Htllsc; pure, 10atoEc; Peoria tr7v-
tal. saSc; satin, lNa!ic; Peoria pusr laundry,
@ 's7:c: os;sSs % Iauudr. Slt ;*ass "a'' p'se' ~
SkEDS-liecetved. k',93s h4; shipped, n so rs.
ssss r.. 10 ,ags c,mn.t,1 ~ & W. =, sa1 aoa
.rfS NJ q a. 90 x n AMI IS hsgs n & n sso
as q. q, e a. X 49, A. e a.. .nI * hss @ - -
soT: 10 bacs 4. f5'ia. Tiile,oka IN h.as ~ Al ",
lunEattan-2s bags choice a, MS; is asss Vi
tlN
| uere si,out ths ss,na ~ ss9e, sua fiHSs y:
! oosanLr. ciores .s(7 tss. rntTnsEs q: q,
;fsss IN: n. n Sai n. caasis e. ~ q.
! mtpers ssssee
Was Tatne. aisr6 today, but dealers we're realizing
y quotations: Fine, VI 80: ot1llnarJ coarse,
mi - g. E3ounn an!sI, nss, go: nla.
ana stIS y 8,S ~; ;aSa Asa.Sn oa's' oa *a'o
SoDA ASp s6aATrces Tsre nan
nunesaea' SSHtesae nIsaa. naaEs msaleihai'
dNeleae, pore, yaEsy4e: ntlaaas chemical,
g !oc: az healthy. s4HStc; % pure, sHtA
as,.S ne....,.,.
SCGARS-Ihe nE1nnesa nottee1i IN this market
gessS sS ~, eoaaas. @ n m KY ,oe5s lhs shs1esa
ssesacs sa Pse' o1s;s sste s sxn'
% ,ann 70 i1, eans, ltsan7tc; . s9o! % cnolee
iambia Z, sX'aloc: Food 70 choice e Porto hco. TO-
-; lo"usIea. He Ssnsuea7 AnN GTaaala!td,
!5t.a Ns; New lnrk citcie =. lH.sl3ct New
lzic: View York {, IT, ..11ssG - - -
| sfRt PS-Tsaae vas 1alfiF active for Aonf1ay,