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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-25
% 0, state Donds-aroad BoHds-Bank and Raioad-Eps'
SATURDAY, July 23-P. NJ.

SATURDAY, July G-P NJ
Money has been freely offered to-day at i've
nor cent on Government bonds collateral and ak and
seven per cent on stocks and bonds while as general
riIe seven per cent Is the rate mixed securities.
The street has been disturbed by fraudulent caDie
reports s TO the price OF our securities In London One
report today stated that our FveT wentes were quoted
at sO when the quotation was s2s 0St The
members OF the Gold Exchange took up the matter this
afternoon, and on motion a committee or three was
appointed to investigate the affair, and the sum OF 5000
yas appropriated for expenses Of the investigation The
committee consists of Messrs H0dgskn, Tucker ana Ed
wards II is the duty of this committee TO investigate In
the most thorough manner this miserable "sneak Their
business OF fraudulent dispatches; and there Is any
punishment beside holding the author or authors up 10
the scorn and contempt of every honest man. 1t should
be literally mcted out.
The Gold Room to-day has been rather more quiet
with the exception Of the advance caused by the report
that our bonds were weak in London. The report that
the Bank Of England had raised its interest To per cent
oave a little more strength to the bulls" Gold has
cen ouoted from 10 a. IN until o'clock m. from ll9s
to 1904. 1t has raised only one per cent To-Day II
opened at l19 and closed Mt 100 The highest point Zos
was between II and o'clock. At 400 gold was quoleu
at ll99 all9B and dull.
The transactions Of the Gold Exchange Bank are aS
follows; Clearings s62C OOO gold balance, s2OS3oo;
currency balance S22G45 Paid for carrying from 10
per cent and 1872 per day. This is fraction over per
cent month
Fore On Exchange dull and irregular sixty days bs
being about per cent lower on actual transactions
than the nominal rates while sight bills are strong at
quotations Continental exchange continues entirely
nominal. The following are the nominal rates;
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The receipts OF fractional currency at the United
States Treasury the week ending to-day amount 10
1898 co., The shipments Notes, GG762; currency
SSSO9; the Treasurer holds in trust for National Banks
as security for circulation 0O and fer deposits OF
public money sl6,36,OC fractional currency redeemed
destroyed during the week, s5S4, mutilated bank
notes burned during the week, S21,0o total amount
burned, $40 l522SS bank currency issued for bills de-
stroyed during the week. s23S7O total amount issued
therefor s2575522j; balance due for mutiated notes,
s397 Os3 bank circulation outstanding at this date, s
iO472 Internal Revenue receipts to-day, s6sg Tor the
month to date Sl6,695476; coin III treasury to-day, $780,
GOOOO0 coin certificates, si010C00; currency balance,
S3O.500,0OO.
and paid for interest during the week, S20i5ss 81
Railroad registered in the OF hessrs. Jay Cooke
d Co. was lost to-day by C. A. Meigs & son.
Sxpenny Savings Bank has declared it, SD semi
August I, at the Bank in AstOT-place
The New-York and Allegheny Oil Co have declared .
dividend OF per cent. payable August /.
MesSrs Litchficld Dana & StimsOn, No. Il Wiamst.,
and Messrs Marx Co., No. Is Walst, offer for sale dU
90 per cent and accrued interest, the First Mortgage
bonds OF the Dunrk, Warren and Pittsburgh Railway,
bearing interest al the rate Of per cent per annum in
gold, OF The prospectus OF the loan appears
else where in this paper Ills road forms another con
Meeting link with the Pennsylvania coal regions, Lake
Erie and Dunkirk
The last rail yesterday laid the 81. Louis and
ct. Joseph Railroad, and train has passed over tho
road.
See notice Of Messrs smith & Stark, Attorneys OF NIL
waukee, in another column, in relation to ManltowVo
County bonds.
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RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS, AND HTNNEsoTA
RAILROAD CoMPANY's FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER
CENT FIFTY-YEAR SINKING FUND BONDS principal
and interest payable in gold, free of Governments
tax, coupon or registered convertible at the option
of the holder into stock of the Company al par which
privilege will ut no distant day enable the holders
of these bonds To realize upon them at price
sderably above par, besides paying about nine (9l
per cent currency interest in the meanwhile. The
established character of this road running il does
through the heart of the most hclly portion
of the great State Of Iowa, together with s present
advanced condition and large earnings, warrant ne
in unhesitatingly recommending these bonds 10 in
vestors as in every respect, undoubtcd security.
limited quantity are still offered at 90 and interest
by HENRY CLEws K Co., No. 81 Wal-st
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Gen. Thomas Hillhouse entered upon the duties of
United states Assistant Treasurer to-day IN this city,
Gen. Hil.housc is well known to the people OF New York
the late able aud accomplished Controller OF the State
He brings 10 the discharge OF his and responsible
Office Acknowledged ability, ripe experience and the
highest integrity His hondsmcu are the following gen
tlemcn; r. D. NJ ryan, John G.. Green, WIN. N. Macy,
Moses Taylor, John A. stewart, William T.. Dodge, James
H. Johnston, and John j. Terry. Amount of the bond,
100000 II woali b. difficult 20 make IA better bond Mr.
W. g. White has been rcappoihted Acting Assistant
Treasurer a compliment well deserved. Gen. Hillhouso
says he shall not make any changes except for nconpe-
tcucy
The following are the Government quotations. OF Mcsss.
Fisk 4 iatcl at ;! III:
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nELANYARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST

MORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION
Barclayst. and foot Of
MIS- commencing hOhuAf Aprl II inI''
EXPRkSS NAIL TRIM, connecting at Denys niu p'on
with Branch Waterloo Win S9h
Andover Eexon Washirg on with the pa a. ana w q
Great Bend, Bngsn"n sli
all points the acawanna aud Bloomsbury
ma Delaware aud HutsOn T. Rds
li:IG m LBGH VALLEY EXPRESS s'ops at Newark Morris
Washington Phhpsbug and Eson; CON
Ptlpsiurg with Bel, Del X for BelYiere SC AMI
Eaou with L. v r. for Bethlehem Aeaown Manes ehunA anl
Wikesblue.
4IOp m SCRANTON EXPRESS Dover with Chester
< and Washington With d. L., AMI
n. for Water Gap. ouishurg AMI Scranton - -, -.
HAChBTfsToWN MAIL with Boonon Chester
andS Railroads
6:iO m. -,
For SUMMIT AMI intermediate shoni al 6J) 1882 aud 1000 m
and 600 p. m -. -
I:lO M 100 go $40 42O 4: $50 600 0 s:OJ AMI ll;i'
30, NEWARK at 800 TO 300 $50 900 1000 1890 Hoo
ll:?o and lao M; Loo 200 A2:3 3J) $40 $50 $40 49,
$50 $40 $40 $50 Tt20 Gao -T4 900 and ui5
Traus marked stop East Newark. ~
FoI BLOOMFIELD and MONTCLAlR az $50 aud ;OO m, ana
IN a-a I'M
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EIGHT Per CENT GOLD BONDS,
Endorsed by
STATE OF ALABAMA.


Price, % and iccraed Interest.
First Mortgage Bonds issued by the Montgomery
and Eufaula Railroad on finished road Issue TO-
stricted by law, and surrounded by that
render the bonds most desirable investment. The
road is now about 10 open its valuable connection
with Union Springs, aud will be completed within
year to Eufaua. It's finances in excellent condi-
ton. and il has during the last year been making
satisfactory net earnings
We recommend these bonds rs "a cheap and WELL
secured investment
GEORGE OPDYKE & Co, y Nassau-st
GEORGE OPDYKE n 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,
per cent. gold.
Montgomery and Eufaula First Mortgage Bonds, 8
pes cent gold, Endorsed by State Of Alabama
Alabama State 81.
Now-Jerey Town Bonds, per cent.
Some excellent Western 10 per cent securities.
NoficE-The Coupons due August l. 1870 on the.
Flrt Mortgage bonds of the Southern Central Rail-
road Company will be paid that day ON present alton
ut the Banking House Of Messrs. VER>uLYE & Co,
financial Agents of this Company. Nos. 10 and 10
N@ssaa-st., NeS-Yok City.
WM H. SEWARD, j., Treasurer.
Jaiy irleros, and dividends, the CONNECTICUT AIE.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The Riverside numbers among its contribu-
TORS this month Hans Christian Anderson, Frank r.
Stockton Porte Crayon, c. p. Cranch Lucrcta T. Hale
aud Jacob Abbott
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The July number of The Practitioner Mac
milan & Coz contains. with other original communica-
tons. papers con Quinne and Alcohol ia Paralytic
Fever" "On Chronic Dilrrhea in Young Children,
non Arsenic in Initiative Dyspepsia" &c.
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The current monthly part of Ercyy Saturday
Is principally attractive by Of Edwin brood IL
Is especially rich however, n Illustrations ana we "o
glad 70 see some original work in lis pages by American
artists M Eyunge continues hi5 sketches rom TIE
Dickens novels and Mr. uoppin furni hing series oil
pictures OF wateling-pldce life.
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The first and second chapters OF MIS- HtoNcs
new serial given in the August nnn"er ol ga ""
Nc,r she calls il pink and White Tyranny ana pegs
Ms to observe AZ once that il is not novel; hut merely
little commonplace story which is to last iVe OF SIX
months These first chapters are occupied Win the ne
ecsary introduction Of the pink and white yIant ana an
unfortunate youno man who has promised to marry her
He hugs Dis chains now, HIT there il every prospect That
he is going to have pretty hard time Of it. Whether
the story Is going 20 he Of Mrs stoves successes or
failures we cannot vet guess. The story of "John
Whoppcr makes progress ana leaves John in such an
awful pgcdi. amCut thai il Is difficult 10 imagine how even
Baron Muuchauscn could get him out Of it. But we have
full confidence in the ingenuity of the author OF TINS
pleasant piece Of nonsense An article on "Te Passion
Plqy' gives an account of the performance NJ Oher-
Ammerglu ten years ago. and (hy another HAND de
scripOn of the rChearsals for the performance
OF this year. TIE TaIBUNE, Ne has published
much more complete account Of the representation itself
during the present Summers but the magazine article
especially the latter part it, is stillntcresng MI T.
A. Pollard review, the America Political Literature
of past generations; George VI. Steele euogzos Ihe
Northern Pacific Rliroad' C. y. futile tells the story
Of "Tbc F,ran Camuaicn' s. harrington gives an en-
tbpsiasfic sketch Of Francis OF Assist John Edgar
johnson furnishes under the title of Chinese Transcen
dcntasl an essay the teachings Of Confucius and
Lao-TSe; and the Rev. Oryillc Dewey writes OF the
validity Of our knowledge Of God" \ reviewer OF
"'Iothair' makes this funny remark about Cardinal
Wseman who died five or six years ago We do not do
that preatc the Injustice suppose he whispers his
secret thought u any but his Cod if he did, we believe
he would express this opinion Of Lothair' II Is
gratifying to feel that dead critics and scholars are not
coming back 10 express their thoughts about "LoAar
for the number % live ones who have written writ
ine or mean 10 write that subject has become an
almost unhcarablc vcNation.
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Gituations Uanieo--femalrs.


w COMPANION; has had with children; oAjec
ton leaving country For and other particulars address
O. NJ, Worcester r. o., Mass
FAMILIES SUPPLIED with good German
and English SERVANTS at Ms MIERSS, 800 Bowep, between
Rrst and Secondsts.
EIRST-CLASS COLORED GIRLS procured
10 oner Norfolk branches Of household
address r. o.. Box liza
E1RST-CLASS FEMALE SERVANTS sup
pd by PIERCE Co. Bowling green Greenh)rn sn other
English Scotch Germans SSedes Dsns Irish Americans
GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS, capable
W an Trustworthy constantly to be found at frt hrs LOWE
GOOD German female SERVANTS constantly
~ Miss IIIDS GERMAN INSTITUTE III Noriolkst
between Riyington and Stanton.
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CHARON SPRINGS.-All rail from Albany
- regsr e@vGG He.Yors by DAY BOAT PEOPLES LINZ or
TROi LINZ STEAMBOATS, through
checked dirrct SHARON ALBANY AND SUsQUE
HASNA RAILROAD and sy The tedious oafak nde by other routes
BY pas reach Il 1910 by the Dag
boat sty2 Passengers by the luson E'cf KAf adj Will be
tnsrr. Albany the and Depot rre supplying 10 the
stationed the outside Of the dslot SUNDAY TRAIN In
hH,uiAy
leaves Alhany 7.D arriving The Spring. TO- u returning,
Albany sunday MAYO, Zeal feAss Agent
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NETWORK AND NEW-lIAVEN RAJ
Il ROAD.


SIMMER ARRANGEMENT
COMMENCING JCNE ~, 1870
Passenger Station Nsiork Of Twenty and
FOarth..ys Enrsnce on Tgsnty,5eysn'hsI
Por SewHsyen and Bridgeport (BHl l3o nj rlS (ELh
900 (EI), 3iS, $50 $50 aud Ok p. M ., o.,
for Milford sato Fairfield southport and Wes'Por 1900 ll'
For Sorr,k 100 300 yRIi ooc 1880 m 1915 (Er), 500
(RI.) 5:i3 400 (Et.l $50 G 90 AMI 500 tEtl P.
For stanford (Br( lI:10 NJ; l25 E1) 2:l5, en-
3:ls $3.50 tEIl, AS $50 $50 7:l5 (Er) Pm. so,s
for Grsnsh and intermediate stations 1850 IN zl' ''
Sunday Tran leaves Tven'y,eveuh NewYOrk at n for
Boston VIA '''n Sp"n cosYEcrSG TIT TRA ms
for Boston via Springfield, a "a, and p m.
FOR Boston. via Shore Line l23 }. m. r,,
FOR Hartford and Springfield, a. m l25 $3.50 p m to ha0d
For Newport r. L. 2:l5 Er connecting with Steamer across
k.rsgsnse't Bay, arriving st6:3O m. ,
For Connecticut River Railroad, his to Montreal
Por Hartford Providence F,hk Railroad IN :l5 p
For shore Line kaissy 10 Norwich nd Providence i'
$500; 70 New.Lonion p.
Yor New Haven and Northampton Railroad 300 p IN 10
North aud " ii.amrDuTgh.
Fcr hOussonie RslrO,d 81 M aud p y.,
For Dal5sry and NorEalk Railroad l2l5 sni 4iOp
Tor Eew Oman Railroad, a. M l25 4JD AL $3.50 p NJ
Connodoa. Sleeping attached aud s'so to sun
da NAL Tram eh-r Line DraNns Room Car attached to 'ne
IN and , ?. IN. trans JAMES II. HolT, SuDennten1elt
NEW JERSEY RAILR0AD-FROM FOOT of
~ CoRrLAsDrsT- WHIST PHILADELPHIA a,s3o and 80
S ':CO, 100 go M Z 1Igs 70, Phl., pm. = a
THE WEST VIA Baltimore. $50 1890 sGd o2J' For TIE
sOuTH AND SOUTHWEST sO s7O' p N. For THE WEST,
stt.chd through from Pts
bursh Cincinnati and Chicago without change silver Pasee
Louisville 81 Louis AMI Chicago wthodt change Tiess for sale
foot Of Cortland . sad Dodtss EIper "A broadway (Dal
train To Pittsburgh, Chicago Columbus Cincinnati niana
obs Louisville aud ~ Louis without change. train also
Punn Cara and splendid Pa~eager Coaches through without
June le. 1870. p w JACKSON. General Superintendent
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~ AND
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TESTIMONY IN Favor OP TIE EARTH CLOSET
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additions and changes kept fairly abreast Of the progress Of
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\ OVG ISLAND RAILROAD.

7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD:
i SUMNER ARRAE G + T.
or and after MONDAY MAY H 1870 Trains will leave James sup as
follows:
1000 Train stopping at all intermediate s'anon
I2:00 m Ilemtse,d Wsy 'frain.
$3.50 D. N. Gf,enpoFt ord Sag Harbor BHprti
AGO =. m. NOrhpou Express
5.nu Northpor WAY Train.
ESQ b. M For Eorih Isp and intermediate station. ~,
an connect bu1ch erpstead SUNDAY mans Joy ho'yn
Glen Cow, Valley. huntington aud ho4po ssye
Point a IT.. and 6 .. J. ~ DOM ~ oulE'
NEW YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD-rriius leave Thirdeihst as follows;
Ga m Chicago Express Drawing ears ateeheL
Special Saratoga Express Trans Wild Drawing
Room and through to Saratoga without ehlne N hous
and ~ E.Iutes cat... ..
VA Ccep. in Drawing room Iafs
Al NJ Northern and Western Express Drawing room cars attached
Montreal Express, DraEng-rOom ear attached
m Pacific Express with Sleeping through TO "atertoTni
svsiegse AMI Csnaalsgus. tDalvl c,,---
IN s4on with Spngcars attached Tor Caeagc
NJ C. Railroads for Louisville via lgIanapot sue Tor
aad Ihis train viii leave n u on sunia"J
Ii .. H., Night Fxpres Seeping-osrs ATTACHED
w., Hudson train. =,
100 N. aud 5 D. M. Poaghkeepse train,
IN. 4:l5. and rs =. M, Pc Astiu trains
a:70 and Z o m. Sing Fling trains =,
RIO 49, j. f:ZJ, 5;I0i o'Iv ana IIo
?. m, lonksrs trains. .
m. Sunday train for PonghkeSp',e, e. - 81, ,- H.,
C. H. KENlRlCK, Gen'l Passenger Agent
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SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Conmeneing MONDAY, May 90 ITO haa Roosevelt nj Grls
Ia m, Mai sud Accommodation to Psr,erpe
10 q. H., Bely Ion hcoom. laton. tud all St,uo,t
II . H., kotkassy Lx'ursua e .. ts
JD k1prrss Tor Pat"losus. Belle
port FrePi,ee. ard sou:a Iisv.I0
am m Accommodation for P,tehosur
s;0 y "a. AcconI" iatos Tor III s.r a sta'ianA
$50 Accommodation for Mr. and all Atal,us on Satlniays
through - BaIvlop
ga AMI $3.50 ?. Rswc,, connect. with boat al Babylon
f.r, Island.
All Ans eonsee, c' Alr,am iof Roc away except the So
from Me- lork and the q IL from In
The company have eetsd extensive on Be,s Tor
rsfTeshH,ents aud the OF stufsi,uta.
Tickets To aud from The Beach, Daisr
For uHhe' particulars, see large Tire la
g. ". LOUuLAj, SapsrlIteseit
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N,em Publications.


lust OPENED and NOW ON EXHIBITION.
A PRIVATE LIBRARY,
Comprising -
UPWARD OF go VOLUMES
Of
CHOICE BOOKS.
sro1g wa may io 'oIrd-
,,,--,. W, ,,i,..,r ger,ev u Vols Punch.
~ W" r.,'h.-,'s lo.rnI Vols Al The Year Rouni
1s.'u',. ."icn y Vol Pcp-,'s Darr. 0yc., Nols.
tIa.ii,5'. Nns.c 2 Vols Worisvoths Poems, Vols.
,t;.,o-Fs f;r,ers. q Vols. Iickeugs Noyc~
CoIumll Magazine. Farkcrs NofAS
L. s. Ccnsas 1859.
The Nssar-t Cheap Book s.o.c,' 90 Na~aust,
NJ. DOOIADY, AGENT.
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6earbers.
nlusital Instruments.


4 GREAT OFFER.
~ HORACE WATERS, 1SI BROADWAY, EBW-YORk.
dispose PIANOS, HELODEONS and ORGANS OF
extremely during this month
ifomt and
rent money applied purchased Chekeng for Rent
Monthly nstallnens received for
IF you want good PIANO, cheap, call at
Il MERRELLS Wsreoon No. 8Unionsqusre. Sold nsamen
rented customers suited large stock best makers Look before
selecting elsewhere
DIANOS.-50 secondhand Pianos of various
makers comprising Squares Uphgh;s and Gands in thorough
order, for SALE at low prices by CHICKERIEG SONS
II Eas FouTteenhst between Broadway AID Fhhaye
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AND n. Y. :. s. Co.. Pier 81,
WHITE MOUNTAINS MOTTNT MANS

w FIELD LAKE MEMPHRENAGOC LAKE wILLOuGIlBY
MONTREAL aud QUEBEC-FiNEST SCENERY IN THE UNITED
THE ROUTE VIA conn RIVER VALLEY ~ 20 Mills
SHORTER THAN ANY OTHER 10 THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
Leave Y via n H. Y X at l2:l5, Or On SATURDAYS
l2l5 (sugcar) through the Lake without stop
By from Pecksip IL and HBW
THROUGH TRAIN New Haven passengers each the White
Mountains. Lakes 6c, pleasantly tie NeIt Afternoon.
particulars Travellers Ofes Railway Guide and BuHs
RtyerN Vail v(,uide
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% Steamboats, YlBBARD and DANIEL DREW vii leave Vos
8:45 and Tht fourth landing al ouker'
(NyAk and TaryOoSu by ferrbo Cozens West Pout cornwall
Sewbngh PoagherpSe KBebek Maiden Cas Hplson and New
Baltimore special 81 br1Asuse connection With TIE
will 1ssvs arnya Albany eommelcing June 49, for
Sharon sprngs newborn sni TOR Cherry Valley The
steamboat SENECA will ansier from Albany % nes
and baggage checked BY Dods Express Onoes ~ Broad
ln1rt. IL HrnnkL
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Excursions.
GteGmboats an0 Railroads.

"DEOPLE's ALBANY AND TROY LINE"
Opening Of Depot The Of this line formerly
having running Pier 49, foot Of Cslal will here
a1er their wharf the elegant in America Pier -
River Of Spring Prince Charlton s; every afternoon al
O'Clock and Of West hrtyiourt nj t:5 Fare only D
nearly ~ les than rail and Buffalo ard the West, Ssr
ntosa and the North Passengers by Bro"say siIth Seventh or
Egh-ave viii out at CaiOn- Through Tickets AMI
Baggage checked all points the morning express trains which leave
AllnnRA nd IruY.
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The following shows the exports exclusive Oh sP''
from the port of NcwYork to foreign ports for the week
ending July 90 and since the beginning of the year:
1865. 1863. IHV;s
the @Zt5ils9 Stkl33.55ig
previously reporei...... 909S88c5 s6,736@ e'"'of'
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-07-09
NASNkN NNMAM

A~
Exercera N profession" dams les paroisses
st.J"cqnes, St.jean. Bap'is,e. Ascension, e,
~hevsn' Ia Cnnr SnprAme de rE,a,.
Bureau j: habi,ation A. b. ROMAN,
POste: Gabrielle p. u.
NJ. A fred Roman sera tous les iour. A en-,
bureau, DE- 10 I,entes A.. M. a 2 heu,es p, NJ.
sanf le 'nnii OH il se trouvera i Ia Maison ID.
Cons de la ~pasoisse S,-Jmqnes.
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fHB L~0UISIAlIAy..
Saturday, July 9, 1870.

green backs, will seek und fud some in,e,Iigec,
and clever laborers, and the land Tia, you are
not. able 10 cultivate will be pl"nehed and
titled by others. Europe is a nursery of men.
Po'',ics,-a damna'ion will M, helm IN,
Few in number, ieeble in .nergy, sp",le,,
ny leisure, proud without reason. HAVING
forgotten the true sense of social and ecou,,.
"'ca' HE, not approaching labor and moral
culture, villa, will he yonr fate? Yon, vote
Will be as a drop of ink in an Ocean. Having
ceased to be useful TO the carpe..basgers. You
will he abandoned by them, even az hon ey
sucked flower is 'ef, by the hee.
1t will b. :oId Of you: $50 will il ever be
with fools"
Yes, friends, by s~evering your cause from
our cause, by creating a camp of colorea men
i'"ical to white men, by Trusting your lives
and hopes 10 The %vnttnrrs Of Ralicalism. bv
degrading yourselves 10 the low Level of Car.
pet b'ggc'ism, by running systematically the
actual owners OF The soil and true Louisianians.
you sign yonr condemnation and forfeiture.
Forfeited bond IS forfeited liberty.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-07-09
Tho Great Steamboat Race.
Fastest limo on Record-Threo Days
Aishtsea Hours snd Ten RiaatesF
to 81, Louis.

The agony is over, and Capt. Csnnon's fine
steamer has proven herself worthy IL bear The
il"stsious name Of Robt. l.. Lee.
AT II 20 A, NJ. yes'er'ny she arrived a, ST.
Louis, having made the ,un.in the unp~ra,le,.
Ell tine OF three days eighteen hours aud ten
Minutes.
This is far ahead Of any r%revious run, and
It is our opinion that many days, amt p perhaps
years, will pass ere it is surpassed. Below we
give the tns.e>t runs made an the Missj.sjur;
up I" date. In regard I" the X. T.. L. aud
N%''rlrz, there may be some Discrepancy
br'wse" The time reported hy telegraph and
that Kept by 'hs respective time keepers on
b"ard, but o" The wIo'e we believe that i, will
be found nearly correct: