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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-28
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Theune1ampled satisfaction that N ATTAN'S
CRYSTAL DISCOVERY has given in this
city, as evidenced by the repeated orders CT
some of the first Druggists induce us to direct
especial and particular attention to tho grest
fact that by its use you gain all the advantages
claimed for the many poisonous compounds in
use, to wit f.: the restoration of the color and
growth of the hair and the speedy removal OF
dapdruff, without the least possible inury-as
Crystal Discovery is positively warranted to
contain nc poisonous substance, neither Lsad,
Sulphur or Silver.
It's perfect cleanliness is a reason not lightly
TO be overlooked it will neither stain the skin
or clOthes-in ono sentence, it is exactly what
has been wanted for long while, n Restorer OF
the Hair that may be used without the fear that
you arc going TO have Neuralgis, Paralysis,
Lead Collie and various other complaints, the
result of the uso Of lead preparations.
As simply Dressing for tho Hair. it has Also
been found to be unexcelled.
Letters in our possession might bs published
by the score, all recommending it in the high.
est terms of which we promise to give you
some in future.
By al means try it, 80 wo are satisfied it will
give you entire satisfaction. Price ST. per bot
Tie. For sale by druggists generally.
ARTHUR NATTANS,
Inventor and Proprietor,
Washington, D. G.
To whom address, All orderT.
for sale by WARFIELD y HALL, i'll Al
exandris. nov lf-l
NITIZgNS' NATIONAL BANK.
This Bank will be open on MONDAY, the
28th instant, for the transaction OF d regular
Banking business, such as receiving deposits,
Giscounting bills and notes, ceiling exchange,
United States bonds, &C.
Banking hours from ~ m: to p; IN.
We solicit the patronage Of the public.
ROBERT Il. MILLER, President
WIN. Il. LAMBERT. Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
Z. II. MILLER,
J.R. DAlNGERFIELD,
*. H. LAMBERT,
J B. SMOOT,
r. WHEAT nov G6-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-28
GETTING MARRIED..

TH IL I'll AEEttp
Essays for Young Men, on Social Evil, snd
.heGr1pri=t? or improperly Of getting A.rrlcd,
%th sanitaT; hslP for those VINO feel united
for matrimonial happiness. Sent free i'll seaie1
envelopes, Address HOWARD ASSOClA'
TON, Boy 7. Philadelphia, Pa SIP 19-3m
..GTA To ES--!n store and COZ s&lc lOG hush-
rls Peach Blow and White Mercer Pota-
toss suitable for family or wintor use
AUGUSTUS WALL,
.vr ll--iln &0l King street
hIhlf.@! mai Sl-20A kegs received to-'!aF
IL and i,,r sale by
JAMES +. CAHLiN & SONS
oct "a 63 Ring street
TIGHLANDER, ASHLEIGH and Reven,
I'll ue Cutter S1noking Tohsccos ust received
and for sale by G. WIN. RAMSAY,
nov 10 I47 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-28

YESTERDAY was another of the bright ant
beautiful days We have had this tail. The
churches, all. had large CONGREGATIONS. This
morning, also, the weather was delightful.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-28

The article headed "Standiug Treat, Which
friend has sent Us 10 Copy, was published I'D
the Gazette on the l2th instant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-28

MAYORS OFFIcE.--A stranger arrested as
suspicious character, was examined and dis
charged.
Wesley Spilmau, :, cnored boy, found asleep
last night in dry goods box, was discharged
with reprimand.
MAGISTRATES OFFICE. -Shllip Scriber, ar
rested for obtaining meat on false pretenoes
from son of Mr.. E. H. Wyman, was sent to
Jail for trial at the December term Of Corpora
ton Court
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-28

HE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Of this eli
was opened to day, for the first time, tor tn
transaction Of business.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-28

OPENED BY VIM. N. RERKISf, NO. "a
~ KING STREET.
Cassimeres Fulled Cloth, Tweeds superior
Bad Blankets, Shaker F:annels, Opera ditto,
Water Proof Cloths Black VelVeteens' ann
more OF those vary chesp Apac:s. t:a!l carly
nov 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-28

A large assortment-very cheap. AL dealers
are requested to examine our stock ~
Q" 49, 30 r. L. WOOD.
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party ana OF other parties on the same day has
been duly chroniced. The party Of Lieutenant Hub
bard, OF the Npsc, before 1t could reach the head
OF the line, was scattered by the storm and passed
night OF danger and distress In the woods.
Lieutenant Allen ana others HAD to seek refuge
In the trees, and OF the party were missing for
TWO or three days. Happily no one perished.
Although az that time preparations were on loot
for suspension OF our work and for speedy re-
turn to New York the threatening outburst or rain
was followed by series OF glorious sunrises and
sunsets-in fine, by such spell OF delicious tropical
weather a. sometimes breaks the mOnOtOny of the
rainy season in these lattudes Commander Sell
fridge has therefore. been encouraged To pr0.Ong
much az possible the work OF the expedtion The
hydrographical survey, under the supervision OF
Lieutenant Commander Luli, OF the Guard has been
completed But Notwithstanding the sunny days
ana starry nights IN the Gulf the weather IN the
mountains has continued dark aud moist enough TO
prevent the explorers from making very rapid pro-
gress. Mr.. M0ser and Mr.. BO yditch have returned
safely TO camp No. 4, which is twelve miles inland,
after having pushed reconnaissance six or seven
miles beyond, wi bout, however attaining the sum-
mil OF the dividing ridge. The object at which the
surveying party Is now aiming Is to reach the San
Jose river, branch OF the Mamoni, in Its turn a
branch OF the Bayano, which empties into the Bay
OF Panama. The San Jose Is supposed TO DO about
three miles and half In direct line from the pre-
sent encampment OF the party. But they Will have
TO cut their way there for at least miles, ana
they will do Wen If they strike 1t by Saturday next
Lieutenant Hitchcock, OF the Nipsc, and Lieuten-
ant Goodsel, OF the Marine Corps, start this morn
ing with six picked men. and In case the San Jose
snail be safely reached Will push on towards the IA
cihc Iney may perhaps, meet the Nyack party,
which has been exploring the savanna and BayanO
rivers. Mi. Jasper and Mr.. Ogden have renewed
their survey OF The Nlcalsgua. the elevations thus
far attained on tbs river have been less than those
attained on the Samgundi. The party at present on
the latter river ut point $50 eet ABOVE the level
OF the sea, and iC Is still higher each side Of the
river II the rainy season does not treacherously
return the San Jose may be reached by saturday,
and It may be demonstrated that tunnel OF only
seven miles Will be required for an interoceanlc
canal from the Gulf Of San Bias to the Bay Of
Panama. ,tl.3
The general health OF the members OF the expedi-
ton Is so good that the London Times and the life
insurance companies VIII nave TO give up their pre-
JUDGES against what they style the deadly climate
or Darien.n .r,'l 1.rl
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married.

CLARK-MCLEAN.-O Thursday, June 30 at the
residence OF the brides mother 1913 Pienepont
street Brooklyn, l.. l., by the Rev George f. Pente.
cost CHARLES HALLETr CLARK TO Mrs. LoTrIE A.
MCLEAN, all oil above city. No cards.
DAVls-IHoMAs.- In Providence, on Tuesday June
D, by the III. Rev. Thomas M. CLARK, d. d.. JouN y
DAVIS. OF Brooklyn, l.. H. to ANNA L., only daughter
OF Colonel Geo. u. Thomas, oil the former place
GARRsoN-fuoMAs.-ln this city on Tuesday
june - py tne kev DR.. Arsnltage, JAMES II. CARRI-
hAW&uURsr-N lLLiAMS.--On Wednesday June
~, AT the Church Of the reconciliation, GreenpoInt
HURST, OF New York, 10 CHARLOTTE j. WILLIAMS, OF
New Orleans, La. =
HoREY .RHoDEs.-On Wednesday. June 90 by
lne Kew. MI. Gaiaudei Mr.. GEORGE HoKEY 10 Miss
EAELINE RHODES, ali OF tins city.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Wednesday. June 90
ELLA W. FRENCH, only daughter OF the late Jane
French, all oi this city.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Thursday, June 80. al 81.
James church, by Rev. DR.. Homer, AUGUSTUS L.
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A WOULD.BE WHOEVER.
Alleged Fatal Assault-Escape Of the A.
suilaut.

Aiicxed Fatal Asnault-Escape OF the As.
suilant.
Yesterday morning Coroner Keenan, received IN.
formation nom officer Mooney, OF the Fifth pre-
cinct. that Mary Nelson an English woman, thirty.
six years OF age was lying in very dangerous con-
dillon at her residence ASS Greenwich street from
the effects Of violence alleged to have been inflicted
few hours previously by her husband George
Nelson. 1t is charged that the latter kicked his
wife. and AFTER knocking her down jumped
violently upon her stomach. DR.. Hayunger, In at
tendance upon the woman is Of opinion that she has
received dangerous Internal injuries She not being
IN condition to make an Ineligible statement OF
tIe occurrence Captain Petty caused her to be re-
moved TO Bellevue Hospital in 0 Carriage. Al six
o'clock In the morning Nelson out OF his wile's
bedroom having on his best Clothes and hastily left
the house, since which time he has not been seen.
Detective Field and officers Cole and Mooney Of the
Flith precinct are III pursuit. Of the fugitive and
have strong hopes OF securing him. Mrs. Nelson has
daughter twelve years OF age. who has been com.
PEELED to take refuge with some kind neighbours as
her drunken father has threatened TO take her ie
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,

WALL STREET ,
THURSDAY. June 30-6 p Nj.
The feature OF to-day was the ease ana abund lnce
In the money market Borrowers on prime collatera
were readily accommodated ut three per cent.
Lenders were unable to obtain higher than four per
cent on the ordinary colaterals In the discount
market prime double names and short date accept
ances are In request at on to 8k per cent Capt.
sallsts are anxious to employ their funds for the bal
ance OF the summer, which season promises to be
one OF extraordinary ease in money. Between the
1st and 18th OF July about $4,000, 900 Will come
ON the market from coupons and corporate dlvi-
dends. Leading authorities in the street prOphes
a two per cent money market until the arrival OF
the fall demand for funds to move the new cotton
and grain crops.
GOLD HIGHER AND STRONG.
The strength OF the gold market continues to sur
prise those who had looked for decline below ITO
before the close of the fiscal year (Which terminates
today, especially as the market has been receiving
daily large accession from the Sub-rreasury In the
shape Of the prepaid interest due July l. rs rally
on the eve Of the payment Of these instaments OF
interest Is NOT exceptional In the present instance.
1t win be remembered 1t did 80 last May. and has
done so on every occasion of similar character.
The reason lies in the prediction of Wall street to
discount the future The July gold was sold
from June / by the ''bears,n and, now
tndt tuo m1Ikc0 uOe5 NOT go GOWN on
the actual disbursement they are the first
TO grow timid and cover their contracts. Were it
not for the bears, who sold gold 'short' after the
Ketchum Boyd affair, the price would have declined
before this to ngure below no. Its firmer tone is
moreover, assisted by the strength OF the foreign
exchanges the leading bankers refusing to draw at
less than specie shipping rates during the interval
between the old and new cotton crops. This situa-
ton OF affairs suggests that the Ketchum- Boyd party
would have had a better prospect OF success mad
they begun operations few months later. Although
gold Is frmer 1t is dull and while the price may
advance few per cent In the reaction from the
recent decline particularly as the ''bears' have
made 1t unnaturally scarce by selling more
than was legtlmately offered to be sold, 1t
presents no speculative attraction, and the
operators who buy for large gains find
no promise OF speedy wealth in its tanner huctua.
tons as compared with other departments OF the
street Moreover, IL Is very certain that the admin
stration at Washing ton will not suffer gold to adj
vance very sharply General Grant and Secretary
Boutwell, are in accord upon the intention that gold
shall present declining premium at the close OF
each fiscal year of their term of service The Assist
| ant Treasurer paid out to-day, account OF the
July interest, $l,279,409 so, making total since
Tuesday OF $4,967,34s. The course Of the market
fn.Iav Ia CHI Vyp in tbp fahl
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Wheat moderately active and a shade prime
while common duh and heavy. The sales about
10000 bushels al % 81 VI for rejected spring al 20 for
Milwaukee, IL 80 for good do u 80 for load very dry
do al "a al 80 for fair No. /, 81 ~ 81 Is
for amber winter, In store and delivered Corn
was fairly active and lie. &C. higher. The
sales about $1,000 bushels III % for full loads
inferior to choice mixed Western ~ Is white
WESTERN and al O39 ~ "a for yellow and
prices heavy the sales being $500 bushels
for western, TIC for mixed do and &c SIC for Ohio
State Rye was dull ~ ~ 10 81 II for Barley ami
barley malt Gull and nominal
FREIGHTs.-The market quiet for almost articles
but rates generally without alteration. The offerings
light Petroleum still In good at
fun rates. while other kinds of tonnage 10
London. 1000 bb -four at Is cd To Liverpool 1900 bush
els wheat at SD and, per steamer $50 bales I'D
To Glasgow, % 800 bushels wheat 7d-an
advance. The charters schooner tons TO ia
maca, general cargo, and back from Nevassa Long
Island Sound, with guano, private terms bark to
port continent with 90 bills petroleum. at about
4s I'd ship TO Cronstadt, with 1850 bbls 3D.
bark to Stettin with 2,5o0 bbls do, Cd bark to
Cronstadt with $500 bbls. do and brig TO Gibraltar for
orders with l0ou0 cases petroleum, on private terms
Sc for cloth, and &c. 2Sc. for bags We heard
saes.
HEMP dull and sales reported. Prices were
nominal, at lSic. hc gold, for Manila; 5tc 61Sc do
for Jute 2c, do for Ssa and 7c 7c do for Tam pico
| In bond.
Hops.-The market dull, but unchanged. Choice
grades held firmly, while other kinds The
demand entirely for small lots Prices ranged lOc
TO 2Oc.
HAY-Tbere was only demand and ms the re.
Zoe SJc. retail lots, 9jc 81 10 long 81 Us
81 Is, and short do, Soc. a g5c.
MoiAssEs was business of consequence re.
ported the demand stu being confined to small tots. Prices,
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aH1l; United States Express, 45S 40; New York
Central consolidated, 971i a975s do. scrip o3A o.
Harlem, lSoR l4O4; Erie, % 2s4;
Reading. 1867 1917 Michigan Central,
1907; Lake Shore. osh a o37S: Illinois Gen.
tral, lao bid Cleveland and Pittsburg, 1926 lo9h;
Chicago and Northwestern, SO ss1s; do.
preferred, So $3.50; Cleveland, Column
bus and Cincinnati, so u 8lx I; Rock Island,
11o 116%; Milwaukee and ST. Paul. 90 e6'S;
do. preferred, sOI ST. Toledo and Wabash,
56K 66ss do. preferred, rs II
Fort Wayne, o5sI 0e%; Ohio and Mississippi,
800 s61s; Delaware and Lackawanna, 1861 bid;
New Jersey Central 1854 100; Chicago and Alton,
1161s III; do. preferred lis; Morris and Essex,
ssA bid; Hannibal and st. Joseph, 1885 allsH; do.
preferred, 12Os bid; Iron Mountain, 4s7s 4e1; Bos-
ton. Hartford and Erie, AZ q AZ
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following shows the highest ana lowest prices
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GEORGIA CORN ZELDA friend was telling us
OF forty acre corn ned, he saw the other day he.
longing to Colonel w. ID. Allen not far from Fort
Valley. This is light upland-a very Old fed-not u
stump IN H. and the land pretty thoroughly worn
out when Colonel Allen put IL In cultivation TINS
Held was laid OF In rows Alternating three and five
feet apart, and cotton seed Dedded between the mar.
row rows al the rate OF twenty-five 10 thirty bushels
to the acre. and the rows, bedded with Etwan
snperphosphate The stalks are not more than
twenty inches apart IN the row. ana there are about
5000 70 the acre. The corn is sight 10 behold and
IL good FOR forty bushels 10 the acre and our nfor.
mant thinks more. Mr. Allen has pienty OF last
crop corn IN his CRIB, and farms on a sold plan-
Macon (Gd) Teiegrdph J,tne 20.
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NAVAL sToRrs market for spirits of turpentine was
prizes we're steady at Yesterdays Quotations few small
was duh ' and nps 0 at yS
' unehanes Sass Which %s out saqe Rr's a..
II IS was N %ere 20 & GeGT s the s%
s "a ana q II b of "a S for AND Md "a VA
Ollswe heard q important sales of linseed which
quiet at VI 70 for prime winter while other kinds duh
PH1noLEUM-The market for crude was rather stronger
S Hsa Ss was ra tr na NJ s
quiet and we heard Of no sales TIE general ASKING price
nnsda.s delivery quiet. there being little -
ana p aSca, " ali OF d The safes
sp H. seGS
ss Supposed $qyS 6" A gFl!s's 's1
Of %y at n 49, A on n piSs;s
We market for oil on the was guile active and a. the
s sSy ss sS sale.
So bb ae on T he ss spo sna VS. for the
So A.: sa 27 almost all at the inside price i5o d.
3 90 ot the AL al August ' at s.
OqEsss SsSes 90 package. cut meat. and do
wholesale f e. new Sa
on the spot About ~ bbls In lots 1929 49,
ena 50 sO ru%as wsTe disposed Of private terms
lV4c llc for city. Live hogs nd and
lower prices prevailed, common to prime grades closing
Sc &c. The arrivals were l3l2 head, the bulk OF
were FOR slashterers Beef hams duh and heard
of sales though prices steady 1896 for com
to choice southern and Western. Beef was quiet
but steady Small sales made within the
range OF i2 $40 for plain and 1916 BS for
Terce beet dun and nominal at e25 2S prime
Cumberland cut about dc, and long clcrr IKE Short RIB
and nominal. Cut QUIET, but prices
were very brn for bams the supply of which light
There sold 5O packages choice Western picked
hams at ac We quote Dry stated and picked shoulders,
l2Ae BE- Western and city picked hams, 10 &C. a2c.;
and smoked and bagged do, 2l1c. 23c The market for
lard quiet but stronger For prime Western steam &c
asked and Ice bid, There at
1870. l4nc, the latter price for kettle.
HIoF-Carona was In moderate demand and steady at
esc sc Tor common to prince with small supply.
COON quiet but steady.
GAR.-There only moderate business transacted
In raw, and the market was heavy quotations
demand was almost entirely from reGners Tue sales
vate terms. Refined tr1e active steady at
iS&c 3sc Tor hard Fac. Ike. for soft white, i1c.
l26c. for extra and 1lc llstc. for yellow
We quote: Inferior TO common retiring, sac exc
tair to good refining sgc asHc good prime refining &C.
fair TO good grocery Sc. l0c prime grocery
l3cc. l0Jsc. centrifugal 0hhds ard boxes &C. u lie
noasses sugar. hhds. and boxes SIC. 9Nc: neado, Sc
&c. Havana-Boxes Dutch standard, Nos to 9. SIC n
&C.; do 10 70 H. ssc l0Sc do, IL to To- lU'Sc Ic.
do. 10 to 49, 1880. 12sc.; 10 90 I2sc 1885, 40
DO grocery grades 94c. II &c Messrs &. Amann 4 Co.
made the stock % day follows go 05y hhds boxes
So, lOl bags and lSs melsdo.
SEEDsLnseed was dull and nominal at S. 25 gold duty
paid. Other kinds were inactive and nominal
TALLow.The business small, Blu. prices were firm
sales, 800 lbs at gasc $40.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. e83 bbls The was quiet and
lower, the sales being 800 bbls At 81 oo1S 81 Ol1.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.

There were only two sales at the Exchange yester.
day, Messrs Lawrence, Oakley Fleury had success
full sale of suburban lots at Tenany, n. j.. the day
before yesterday. good party OF buyers were in
attendance and the sale resulted satisfactorily to all
concerned. One hundred and three lots were SOLD
at an average OF $500 per lot the whole sale netting
Sal 900. Messrs. A. u. Melck, Jr., 4 Brother also
sold the same day at Chatham N. j., eghty-sx lots
~ an average Of $40 per lot The sale exceeds
$4,000.
NEW YORK PRoPERTy-BY A. J. BLEEoKFR SON AND co
House and lot 35o Broome st, lot S22x25. Quack-
enboss sI7, 200
by ROBERTS AND INQUIRE.
j iot corner New av and l6lst st. 25xl25 b Fair
! 10! New av, adjoining above 2bXl25 b P Fair.
chdd .........., acknowledgements. 800
Zots Adjoining, same sire, RMhte............ 1lS0
10y adIohing same size w hte.. $50
otsw corner olst ana New av 2bxl0J Tuttlc. 2lO
ot New nv, adjoining aDove zoxlOU, Tue. l.. w
ot adjoining ssne size, Donavan. 1866
ion ADJOINING, same size, u $3.50
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HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following shows the highest ana lowest prices
In Aav fort no Juyen fIvnc bornu
SOUTHERN SECURITIES STRONG.


The Southern list was generally strong In sympa-
thy with firm feeling In the Tennessees and the
new North Carolinas. The latter advanced to 800.
Prices closed as acknowledgements, ex coupon, 90
66H; do, new, 6lk 641l; Virginia, ex coupon, 81
o 70; do. new, 50 69H do, regular stock, old. SAX
IS; Georgia skies, 80 q 90; do. sevens, 95x 90;
North Carolina, ex coupon, 40 a 40H; do. funding,
1856, 81 SO; do. do. 1868, 32 80; do. new, 80 80
do. special tax, 20 a 26,f; Missouri skies, "a s5
do, Hannibal and st. Joseph, "a a 95; Louisiana
skies, II q 10; do new, 70 a rs; do levee SKIES II
a IS; do do. elghts, 95 95h; do. peniten.
tiary seveDs SO SO; do railroad Fights, 81 q 90;
Alabama fyes, 20 a 70; do elghts, 1ol 1913; South
Carolina skies, 30 02; do. new, January and July
50 s2}z; do do, April and October so s11s; Arkan.
sas sevens rs a 70: Mobile and Ohio Railroad,
sterling, 81 a so; do. interest eghts, II 7S;
Mississippi Central Railroad first mortgage sevens,
IS So do. second mortgage Fights, 85 q e7;
New Orleans and Jackson first mortgage, 80 90; do;
second, rs II; Memphis and Charleston Railroad
first IS 81; do. second, 70 so; do. stock, 40 49,
Greenvlle and Columbia Railroad, guaranteed by
South Carolina, 70 a IA; Macon and Brunswick,
guaranteed by Georgia, "a n So; Memphis city
skies. So 55H; Savannah city sevens, so a Of; New
Orleans consos old, 70 II; do, issued to railroads,
skies, 70 70; do. new sevens, rs a so.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE STEADY.
The foreign exchange market was steady, but with
little doing In the interval between the steamers
Rates closed firm, as Notwithstanding, sixty days
commercial, 1o94 109S; good to prime bankers,
1O91 1929; short sight, 110i4 llO7s; Paris, sixty
days, $40 SIS; short sight, 5.143S 5.131s; Ant
werp $40 a 5.15; Switzerland, $50 o 5.l5; Ham
burg, 35al a 361S; Amsterdam, 4O1 q Az; Frank
fort, 4OsS Al; Bremen 7S% 79H; Prussian thalers
II TX.
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THE sUB-TREAsURY REPORT.
The following shows the results OF to-day's bust
ness at the h.TreasurY In this city =

Receipts and Disbursements mt the Once of
the Assistant Treasurer of the United States,
New York, for the Month Ending June 80,
1870.
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In the gold loan market the rate ranged from one
per cent for carrying to nat for borrowing. The
Hansa, for Europe took out $500 900 In specie. The
operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol-
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Prosecution of the WOrk-The Hydrographi.
chi Survey COmpIetcd-Ehorts to Reach the
San Jose River-Heisht of the Nicalagua.

GULF OF SAN BIAS May 81, 1870.
The sudden departure Of the Nipslc on trip to
AspnwaN gives an opportunity Of sending brief
postscript TO the letter already forwarded by Mr..
Jacksons schooner. At the date Of that letter 1t
seemed that the hoods Of the rainy season would
FENDER further work the part of the Daren expe.
dition utterly impossible. The party commanded by
Lieutenant Hitchcock, OF the Guard, returned in the
midst of ddugc, after nineteen days of dfncult
but frequently INTERRUPTED toll. The return Of this