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New-York tribune., 1871-06-30
6leamspais ano Railroads.
DELAWARE and NEW-YORK s. s.

DELAWARE and NEW-YORK s. s. Co,
fy Fr OHM N 2 ~ stS , .DSoSs Sosp "a E
connecting wi' Junction and Bs.aI ard Delsware Railroads Be
TIMING a % every W. %hpSspAI md sAThpaS 6,. 81 s S e. 90 '
J. c. GIBBS Agent
FOR NORWALK and DANBURY-Rai
WHITE es2ss Fer y o' r. 5 MsIt syFRY &FTBRSoos
2ts and oclocE Retanng leaves NOrTslk
3 cent? s T fit%aSa an noe iIt & q y pn' and new Haven "n
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD co.'s
rPKESDENT ws dSE for The TsST " ana a6
AMBoY RAiLRoAD PEEL North River AMI INLAND PR0PRLr
s St r SIs % f. % Se 9 h4dhs al 1Sx nd route sS fSSa @
cS Co aG a E a extra EN- & % Oily IsR 1siSn %
@''P'''g TICKETS GOOD yTyP " FFRyFf gSER tep. Agent
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY
Passenger and Freish Depot sewYOrk foot Of Liberty
'sfs s ss fS% b.ls 5 ssa s1 -. n,
5 Vale. os Sa sS @ SI And at gS 5 @ s % & M
s.ge ana s West ssoat change Of also to Genital Pennl
ALlffT8Ef 9SRPy3 lhEEsSsERsr asEs TS TRs WEST. a
Tnfc p,, FnngtOu, EasOn bethlehem Maucb Chunk wn'es
Towards, wavtrir Ss N'"' 49," 'A~'" "1N'"'
%afOr Easton Connecting Del ind
ga nTwsT.Hs B1rHE'; daily ,s,opt sand,y, Easor A.
ngOni Phlps6sg with Lehg Division Masch
f eass valley Re sq'SI % ausS gma'' a En-" &c E' "
iS W. Tpn for so%ery,s yI, ,.u,o Y c,,
sahsno CITY Hs,lesqn wte'ts Reading GSlnnoia LaHor
yidere.
2p. m-For Plainfed.
2O m-Fa BsOn. Connees PhfHpsbug With Lehigh and
Division for Aeuovn Wesbae and
with Lehgh Valley X r. or Allentown and Cauua Connects at
Junction with d. l.. and W. K r.
4Rm-For Eason. Allentown and Mauch Chunk.
A3Op m.-For Someryille and Pennington.
5pm-CScISsArI ExPRyss daly for Eas,on Bethlehem Alien
Reading Harrisburg ttsbunh Chicago and Cincinnati Sleep
ing and Palace Cam to Pittsburgh and Chicago
Sis D. m.-For Somervile
in.-Por EsstOn
z o m-For SoTneryile
7sO D mt (Emignnt)-For EAsion-
940p m.-Por Plsinheh
I2pm-Por Plainhed Wednesdays and Saturdays 81.
500 $3.50. 1:l3, 7f1 BOl, b:O 9Vl s;
sOU II45 M 1890 Loo 200 80, 3.l3, 3:B 400 40 i:9.
5i5 $50 5gs 200 1900 7:Jo 7:35 s:iO 9pl lZO m
Tickets Tor the West obtained at the Office OF the Central i
road Of Neweev foot Of Lbt New York. ami at the principal
~ ~ II. Z. KICKER, Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1871-06-30
' 'CrAifxRN ,srsR'S 0FFfrE 4. X ARst
II L- .. - PHnNpsLPsla, PvuHa Jane IL 1871 :
SEALED PROPOSALS, in triplcate, will

NEALEU PKOPUSALS, lu tripIcate, will
~ Ne received hs sb ust 70 O'Clock SATURDAY Ju y
u.s. 1884, budng Qae ssi oneaf ( Stoae Loge At The
Calpep@F Court iOu.r tNh) National CrIneterv
separate ois N C1ie ' LSge o. 6nes alse invited,
See Proposals N sO be goceiv,d at tbs the sane Tim.
bang Stone bnes Wall and Ton Rahpg. douhe a.
Ane Iron Gaie aouai the Frc1eeb4rs ya) National
Bidders for the Sue Bk Wall spd lIOs Ranss vii be reqs re
10 see The hne i, anil I'D viii hc .aA do,
ooai1r ae rubbish rsuug rn the ,,s
ystca FOR he was iUatcn isr Ledge 6c caoyr ou
the gounts Of rch &c stc I'M The successful bladder
Plans spec nrators and hauk om ior bids viii b. furnished
spphcahon 10 tbv nude IslgucL HENRl G. HoDGkS
Ns,@' aBd QsaIler4ases 4, 4 4
New-York tribune., 1871-06-30
{. y ENGiNEER OFFICE. BALTIMORE. hD..
FAHKTrHsr,, NEAR CHARLES
ntN limo 1871 \

Tarap STORY USIoS BANK BrILDIYG Jane 80 lg5l)
PROPOSALS are invited for additional
/ DREDGING IN the CHANNELS BELOW FORT CARROLL,
leading q this city, a. follows:
Ia the ehaun nowu tie Bn,reroH Chaa loe cubic y'r
In th channel known Cugh Ch1Hpf 80 cahc y8r-
Bids separate channel Bids TOR bali tie above amou1
quantities les than O0O yards viii he coEsidee3 TIE
work completed in l but l8
The and oneaf Length Of haul Of nate
averages niles Proposals. will Mind OF inarruer
used; quantity OF cable yards 10 be removed DAILY
per cubic yr1 including removal and deposit Material
be measured in dumping .........
Proposals sealed aud in dDplipte iaaosi og.dc,
viii
da july 1911 will be opened IN hye minutes der
ence o surh bidders a wish 10 he present.
The right O reject any bid is reserved.
Founs proposals any desired information 20 he sd aupc
ton this ohce. - -
New-York tribune., 1871-06-30
HIP Buprty General Passenger Agent .
nELAWARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST

IL BRN RAILROAD.
MORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION
NEW BROAD GAUGE LINE TO Water Gap sOuishaR Soshon
Binghamton OsEego W1THOUT CHANGE or 'hf
Dpos EewYor foot Of Bsrlayst and foot Of .hns9ohs@ -
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS, commencing hoNDhi June a.
500 m BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Boonton Branch
connecting at Dover with Chester R. Waterloo .lih sussex n
and Scranton with and B. r. for Kingston "Aoae r
ton. &c . . - ~. -. n.r l.. Ram
ton branch Waterloo with susser
and Newton. Washington With the d. l. and w N
Gap Strousbug Scranton Great Bend
osWego and Esston with Lehgh Valley of All pom"
l2:Go m LEHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops Newark, Morris
town Dover Waterloo Hsceitsovn Washington Phllphnrg ana
Eaon; connects Waterloo with sueT Railroad at fhpsoug
Bel Del r. Tor Bevdere W. and az haston Wh L. ". H. ~
ior Bethlehem Allentown hauh Chunk "iihesoarre' He~'E anu
4:oo D. r BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Paterson and
stopping principal stations Connecting al Dover sh Chester H.
and at Waterloo With suseI r R - ~. N, ,,, ,,., n
IOp EAsTON EXPRESS connects a Dover with Chester
K, Waterloo with Sussex r. aud at ba,ton WIN L. v H. H. 0
Bethlehem Allentown. Reading Harrisburg and the West c,
1870 HACKETTSToWSMALg connects with Boon'on 'hs
SnS $50 20 o. M HaCKBrTsToWY EXPRESS. ..
Por AQRRIsTowS s7:l5 s:lo l:1o l2oO m' 2;' '|' 'O
~, sIrWMf and inenped ate stations at $50 7 5t 9O 1910
and l2O 2:3O $40 4:2n $500 and $50 m o ,o N
For ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGE $50 7:i9, 9;U yfI l03
and ll20 m. lO 21 $40 42a 4;S o:yo'O oTO ''' '
A F sEwARK at e:o 7:i5 745 $40 $40 $40 1910 1920
40 40 80 $40 $3.50 500 '6:2o $40 800 $50 9:l5 and
Has N. Trains marked stop az East AeWais ro N
Leave Yew-York for BLOOMFIELD and aQSICLAlk at e'V
2. 40 ana n 90 NJ and 2O $50 $40 6;2O aud p I'D
Pa.sengrs for LAKE HOPATCOHG leave New pf az 'io m
I2O0 m RIpre 4lO leaving the Railroad al f3Pss
cong Station and With steamer stella fgr poDp p
IAkP Al T:l5 N Pace 500 sDd 4;O0 leaving zoe
at stanhope thence By stage y miles For
7l5 and $500 IL m J:2O 4;o t.lU ana - y F % nj
spRiSGs Al "a m 8. sCBoCH, Superintendent.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-30
tflarble ano Slate manlels,
Droposals.
coroyIAL srcaErAaI,s orr

CoLoNtAL SECRETARY OFFICE. May . WI
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-Iho Govern
.1t of prince Esar Island will until 18Th July nlt kre
RSDFRS for the construction o RAILWAY Of t
inches gauge from Ca,cumpec Georgetown distance OF A' ~
miles 49,. ,.-..... t.l.,.-
PAYMENT win he made Prince Edward Island Government .,h
$1,000 .,h.x intcrn.t.,,
obtained al the Once Lhsfo'telo" aef O"
No tender recognized aniess made the printed FORM
The bind themselves accept the lowest OF any
tender
to iOloFs:
No Summersie, siih sttpn Hn>ss sId
Wharyes q both places.
No From Chaottrtowu Georgeown with Stations an Wharf
a Georgetown
No g. Fmm SminerSle to Cascmpec with E0ases and
Wharf at Cascumpec. T. HEATH HAEILASD. Col Secy.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-30
INRIE RAIL TRAINS Leave DepOts

ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAlNS Leave Depots
II foot Of Cbamber.-s, Of 23dst, follows:
Through Express leave Chamhers-st at A. NJ ~ ~
n m ami = daily. NeE and improved Drawing Room Sa1nes
ACCOMPANY he throughto Buffalo and susIenson bn
connecting ornesye with magnificent Sleeping Coacnes ilnhs
through Cleveland and Cincinnati Sleeping Coaches e
ii A. NJ train from susqaehanna Buffalo the 9: p ~ uSn Lom
NN-York Suspension Bi.e and the train from I
buffalo Suspension Bridge and CRcmst An EmirAni Tram A'
daily at 6S5 p. m.
Por Port Jsryis and Way a00A and 4;Jo p m sa.x.
sndW at. and $3.50 And Sundays
only, $3.50 a
Por otsyile and Way, at +ll30 a. - -.
for Eewburgh and Way at 800 m. $3.50 and $3.50 p IN.
20 Way, and O p. m.
Paterson and Nay 643 10 iff' y oii0 ofO
8:l5 p. IN. and IL midnight .o.,o - - ,,.,s
1900 500 6O 6i5 p and Thursdays and Sundays only at
For Pisrmon Nyack Taman and WAY $50 I'M l;0 1880
4:l5 t4:y0 70 80 and Saturdays only fZ Hungh
leaving ChamberSst on even hours or eaFe
23 depot earlier than above time Last boat from zs
8:l3 ?. --.-.- - ~. .na e,o.,iu.
Tickets and for Apartments in Drawing Room ana Sleeping
orders for the checking and transfer OF Bag
gage nav b. left Companys Offices M 529 and s5I broadway %
3 Fuont, Brooklyn lOi broadway
WiHamshurg Of Chambesst and foot OF & New
York Long Depot jersey City and Of the Agents at the pnn
opa hotels
-Daily. iFor Pemont and Nyack tFor haekensack.
For fackeusac, AMI lillsiale only.
|. D. RUCKER, Ma ~ ~ H. BARR
GenlSunL lJi "eh ~ Iass a :
New-York tribune., 1871-06-30
RECEIVERS SALE

ENGINES, BOILERS, TOOLS, MACHINERY
PATTERNS, &c,
AT
THE NOVELTY IRON WOltkS
FOOT OF EAST I2TH-sT. HBwY0RK
BRGJ FAIRCHILD Anctoneer will sell at public auction com
menng THURSDAY the eb day OF July 1911 q ~ NJ ne a
ance Of the Novelty Iron Works consisting OF one
pTre beam engine BY feet stroke with tubular bor
one pendulum engine Pinch By lnch stroke ~h loco
motive hu and boiler ahes boring mills otuHy
machpes rvetng machines boiler maker bassmhs ana oohss
toos upoa cranes puleys shsing hangers patterns Se Also
two Turbine WaterWbee 66 inches In diameter brass
buckets gearing Also the celebrated steam crane on e docA
length of b feet lifts 81 Also OF the engines ron zoe
steamer North sutabe for coasting or towing sme eyn "
inches by stroke. By order JSO. sChULILh ee'
Catalogues sent. Address - -
BENZ. p FAIRCHILD, No Beschtt -, .
JNO. \ SCHULTZB Receiver Ii0 East INtiths
New-York tribune., 1871-06-30
Gotels.
5iiuations Uauteo--females

5iiuations Uaute0- females.
A ATTENTI0N - Employers of SERVANTS
IA dnd veecommende and capable Servants Of all nations for
country EMPLOYMENT AGENCY lOs West Thtiouh
Established 9 No delay. Come
n B.-Protestants and Catholics on hand
GOOD German Female Servants at Mrs. Hild's
~ German Institute IN Norfot between Rvngton ami stanton
SUMNER HOUSES, Hotels, Boarding-houses,
- supplied good Cooks Chamhe
Hoseofers immediately at WALkERs
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, l3 srth-ave,, over Drug Store
New-York tribune., 1871-06-30
Only ONE HOUR from NEW-YORK, in the

~ beautiful valley Of Northern " 1.-THE HARRNGroI HOUSE
recently built and furnishing by A. T. Stewart Co. and DE GRAF
Taylor ready guests July Large rooms ane views generous
table pny water comfort and convenience Hoe
an ton Two minutes from Demare station BngleSooi
and NorWood in full the Western slope OF the Palisades
Stabipg FOR horses Beautiful drives Location peemnenty healthy
Terms erate by R. Of j. Chsmbersst New York
Office; Room g. No. "a Park-plaee. - - .
New-York tribune., 1871-06-30

WHITE STAR LINE. -
w NEW YORK. CORK. AND LIVERPOOL
NEW AND FCII-POWERED STEAMSHIPS
TIE SIX LARGEST IN THE WORLD
OCEANIC, ARCTIC. - fAOfiHHn IN, ,r,c
ATLANTIC BALTIC. hDihhl'
6pOC tuDs burien-3OO0 b. o. each -.
Sailing from on SATURDAYS from Liverpool on THURS
DAYS, aud Cork Hsrbor the day following -
ATLANTIC, Can't Murray o SATURDAY. Jnly ], h2 IN
OCEANIC. Capt Thompson SATURDAY, July g. at 10 m
From the White Star Dock. Pavona Ferry Jersey CITY
Passenger flor all elsssesl unyAd combining
SAFETY SPEED, AND COMFORT ,,.
smoking and bathrooms In mdp sec
felt Surgeons and aewade'ses accompany
RATBs-ssoon $50 gold seersge $40 currency Those wish
friends the Old Country now obtain fteerase
prepaid certificates, S33. currency - =, a.,
Passengers booked from all pats OF America fA hAmou
Eorway Sweden, India, Australia. China, &c
Excursion tickets granted at lowest rates
Drafts from q upward
For inspection Of plans and other Information apply al e
offices M no Broadwav SewYork J. II. SPARKS AGENT
New-York tribune., 1871-06-30
GoparlnersDip Notices.

NOTICE.-HENRY r. MAYETTE is admitted
J. G.. SHAW a Go.
The Van Buren press., 1871-04-18

You can dUya Cooki3g Store in Iiaa Barren
as low as if you sent to St Louis for it.
To those who order from Us i'm advance of az
rival we will furnish
Filley's Celebrated Charter Oak
Stove.
at the 50. LOHiS Manufacturers retail prices.
adding only the cost OF freight and insurance,
to be paid for on the delivery of the Stove in
Van Bhen.
For beauty of finish, simplicity in manage
ment, convenience in use and durability in
wear,
1t is beyond question the
Best Cooking Stove,
Manufactured in the west.
To those desiring to obtain one of these su-
perior Stoves we will furnish in person or bY'
letter. any desired information in regard to
size, style, description or cost in st. Louis.
We intend to order lot of these stoves to
be shipped when the river rises, and when a
stove is ordered in advance of arrival and
paid for on delivery, we can afford to sell it at
lower price. Therefore send US your order
Lower priced Stoves, from the same manu-
factory, ordered through Us, will be furnished
on the same terms viz: Mt st. Louis retail
prices. insurance and freight oai3. added, tC
be paid for on delivery at Van Burcn.
aug ID, C. WILLIAMS q CO.
The Van Buren press., 1871-04-18

warranted not to cut in the cye-not head-
ache in a hhds. of tit j. no sooner in your
belly than is on your back in pound of beet
and it carries a bead like II necklace; for
sale by
GEORGE AUSTIN.
The Van Buren press., 1871-04-18
TIN VVARE,

made from the best of material and warranted at
cheaper and better than that brought
rntn rhe unrfh
The Van Buren press., 1871-04-18
Badyet Of ScisSorings.


Abraham Won oIzaIl on Politics.
G-ns from Abraha@'s Mas, ia the Nee York Leu,!sr
Hickory, dickory. dock.
Buticrs eye at full cock
New Hampshire's Won,
Hickory. Dickory dock.
sing sons o. Caesars.
oeliytul o rye.
Eight.and forty blackbirds
Eating humble pie;
Grant in the blue room counting out his money,
Dent in the kitchen stealing rum and honey,
Morton up stairs packing up the clothes,
Along comes New liampshire-Lord, how she blows
Wee Willie Greeley
Runs through tho town.
Up stairs and down stairs,
In his night gown.
Tapping in the bar room.
liear the old man say,
Fish has cut off Summers head,
And there $ the devil to pay.
20. Cclfax. may 20 out to drink,
Over New Hampshire's slsughter?"
Yes, hang YOU clothes on the door, my boy.
Bill Nyc could drink no rye,
Ana Grant could drink no gin;
To drink whiskey-sknY
There were three crows sat on a stone,
Bntler. Sumner and Grant
Two flew away aud then there was one;
Ulysses Greedy Grant.
The other crow finding himself alone.
Hiram simpson Grant,
Went to Galcna, and there was none
That had anything for Grant
Hey. iiddle diddle,
Poor Grant Is riddle,
The cat has jumped out too soon
The Democrats iaugh'd
To see such JraIt
And Butler ran away with the spoon.
The Van Buren press., 1871-04-18

-" Reflect. my brethren" exhorted
( . chaplain, that whosoevcr falls this day
IN battle, sups Tonight in Paradise. +" The
6ght began. the ranks wsvered. the cha plain
took 10 his heels. when soldier. stopping
him, rsproachfuily referred him to the
promised supper in Paradise. "True. my
son. tue. " said the chaplain. "but never
sat supper"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-04

active ample supply price, remain unchanged sale. Of
rs for Plain Mess and &l50S8
fierce moderate reaues, and steady salcs Of
s3 Tor Mess and 6iS0 S3l for ndis he- Beef Hans
and pro unchanged saes Of lo hb s2G*3l for Western
Cut Meats quiet but steady Bacon dull
Cnmbrnds offered Ole and short at 00l0,c DRESSED
Hogs unsettled closing lover weaoe Al sd9lc for City
but without change phes; offerings
$50 bh ADD & At ma io Tor No lie Oty l9c r r TO
prime and 2c Tor Kettle Rendered delivery the
te quiet bat steady quote a1l3e for Nav sales Of a0
bbls end tes az lHie for May aud i2lc for Jane.
PkTROLkUMThere has been quiet and depressed
Crude In bulk; hoiden continue offer l3
cuce any inquiry We quote spot at 9lJe Crude in shipping order
az ld0 Rehnci
rather Of
quote 2 t2sc sales 5000 bbls for Mar At 2c and
rumoed sale Of $50 h fer June 24ic Refined quiet
nHG3Gi In Philadelphia transaction, rpOreIj quote
RCB-smsl sales Carolina a9le Foreign
bags do. At 10 Is gold. In bond
SUGAR-Tbe market
Al litc for Demersa aud 9o for Porto Rico dull
heavy.
SklNShe market for Goat h been active and prices
descriptions dmer; sales been 400 bales
Gao 70 do Pay and II DO Bombay and to arrive bales Bueno
Aye al on private terms receipts IS bales from Por, Plat
The MARKET for Deer has been quiet unchanged
reported are OO n ssa 500 Chsgre 1900 ID CAmpeaehY ami
1000 SOsthern about quotations; receipts bales
Aspinwal, and "a do from TuIllo We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-04
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ETHIOPIAN hARKETN.

LoSDOs April 3-l:0 a. m-Consols opened At w for TON
money .nd the American securities qu and se"y o9
bonds 9 1863 old, VII 1871 sl
Foies s Bhe Railway shares 49,, Illinois Cen'ras' hoii Az
lantc and Great Western, q. - g. -
FRASKpoRT. April l-Bveuinguntei States FVeTTenV BON.
closed at gi asa for the is.ue If 1867. . ,,.,, ~
LIVERPOOL April al: 20 cotton openei quiet haanng Up
lands sa7Id; MidGug Orleans 7id7id Brcalfs oIeie firm
3-l:N m-Ameroan securities quieti uhii
States FveTsenty bonds 1892 9 Stocks du Ehe Railway shares
Igl; Atsniic and Great Western. AZ
L. s. EserwenJ bonds 100 Wt
1865 Ri; 1851 glt TenForiies SIT Stools hm bHes '.i '
nois Ceniras l0i Atianicisnd Great Western, " AZ,
LIVERPOOL April 3-5 mCOtton closed dull and nneangeli u
ding Uplsuds 7ldTd MdIlng Osn 7d7i sales Of the day.
- bales, 1000 for speculation and export - -. -
LOSDoS, Apnl SIS p. m-Linscei Oh at 4N04JL Oo
Liverpool, April 2A. yesterday steamer City OF Dublin ron
bales Cotton today Idaho from New
a. with 1851 Algeria from New York March ~
l5i8 bales.
April 1-Arr bark Sarah A. Staples from Galveston
Feb 10, with .ib7 bales Cotton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-04

t,o,,ors pavable IN coin, at the pleasure
mhoIGy ted states after thirty years nom tIe u,o
o. mcr issue. and bearing interest psy" er oppnm
Of ine on NJ the rate of four per cent PeI y;
tery III S:.5cns 10 the loan will have preleIen0o !"
.ha following order huhcN. no frat made for five
the Subscriptions that may DC Iss NV editions
fHsl' SSanls 20 The amount of two huhuIe
cent ~ which there will be reserved toI twea
slus nne-haif for subscribers IN Iu,S tS
half for subscribers IN foreign ot NJ each
ohseaJ. Subscriptions for equal Snlo"n'o VI ~
class " Subscriptions for equal amounts OF nol.T p
rng interest at the rate oil iouI anu 49,, 81 Eve
uo"t and of bonds bearing interest AZ 'no i"''
PeT Ss Subscriptions for any FIVE Per cent eSh
mat NAV not be subscribed Tor Ill 'ii',
classes: .ubssrirton is made. the subscriber VIII
"Cu;red IN deposit two per cent OF Wy E.1s or
thereof in coin or currency OF inc tced 10 he ac-
in bonds of the class TO DC ca hon me new bonds
counlfG lu and navment NAV be made eltner III
,oin or in bends of the United SialoS MI" - 80
TWENTY BONDS, at their par Nau1 win no anpied 10
The coin received IN palmo,ul u IA tba doht
inc Culn .i,D of iye-twenty bonds, ana t,e uSpI
9 tbe limited States will not DC inoIo'ou " 'Ni'
loan. .,,, tcistered or issued with con-
Inc oVno no desired by subscribers. Registered
{"Js will be issued Of the denonnnaIohS oI SoO,
500 $500 $1,000 S3VO anu cent Tho last two
r ;Dterest will be payable In the United States al
~" once of the Treasurer, any Assistant treasurer
loeionatpd depository OF Tue puNtlluiVht Hudi
or g on the first days Of February, May, August
' va Sovenber in each year. .
am bonds of the several classes aforesaid, and the
INST thereon are exempt from the payment OF
W s or dnes of the United States as well as from
sirsfiop in any form by or under State municipal
or local authority. 49,. -. III T. G..
-.dasme6 by classes and numbers as may be desig-
I'D nv The Secretary Of the Treasury.
The bonds will be issued at the United States
rassnry but the agents for the negotiation of the
I'm in Europe are authorized to make arrangements
;ib snbseubers for the transmission of the bonds
w the agents through whom subscriptions may be
Subscribers in the United States will receive the
new bonds of the agents with whom the subscrip-
tionS are made.
In tbe United States the National Banks are au-
tborged TO receive subscriptions, and subscriptions
NAV also be made at the Office of the Treasurer of
The United States or of any Assistant Treasurer or
tbe Designated DepOSitares at Buffalo, N. l.; Chi
cago H. Cincinnati, Ohio; Louisville, KY; Mobile,
Ala and Pittsburgh, Penn.
PS-This Department and its own Loan Agents
are now ready tO receive the United States Five
Twenty Bonds and TO pay the gold interest thereon
10 Nav / from which date the new bonds will bear
interest scrip certificate, calling for the bonds on
the Isl May Will be issued at once in exchange for
the old bonds GEO. ). BOUTWELL,
Secretary OF Treasury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-04

ne niTkei u Gnn sh tair demand quote st 81 IS
~ a. o nhppg ard ~ 25df % ior Retail lots; 7OdSc or
~ - s1 ga Tor Clover quiet but steady quote
tbor. -t' ""- ''0"Pi iVi ohOi' ahu "VE''' 'Oi
arr u good demand ard tie market IL fm we quote New st
seady N' b'0''N' wv 'T' qole' aLu Pi'oos 'o
AlkkIhe market for Hemloe Soc remsn very dull
49, oosuWSd tendency the receipts Ouly moderate
.'pP Is IN better request. but prces are unchanged
a 49, a. follows; Hemock, Bsen0s Arrts eavy 28td2tc y
- u'ot Blenos AIes. Middle kiaL9le y ~ llsmOk BGsBOs
H s1 aI'is u ieulocs California es y n. arc y n
~ - s hoih4 Made AaI6c y 2 Hemlock Caliornz Light
49, % Hsnock Orpoco, a. Ieayy ri ME a NJ Hemlocf
So 81. Middle N@zSe. y n 10 OnIooo sc Light 25a26e
He1f Good Damaged. an kfds and weights. 24dx5lc
E Iooi damaged on kinds and gh IJ0Zlc A. n ffanock
~ "A ~ JOS Mon tTopTet Heavy a3058e q % Union Crop
J4 ,'@* = ~ JnloB Croppel ast 3asDe q bt Un.On
100 is0tlc q n Oak RouH IN rrv6t. 92nf7c a. NJ. Oat
d. ron 81 Ii meets viii fair demand from and
L - W. markei tnn sles 90 bhls PORTO Rico az 50 as
o. M '..so'se0 al Sc % hh do 3lc lLls 81
KAVtT ~ ~ 3tcl Tor boiling Dom site 10 nelecte1
sl y The maILe fO SIints TurpenDe has been
ge y NY, on! o q 81 hb Aetclautabe having soi
Conn llntabie order Ut 5la5llc and Shipping do ~ s2e
d. s,e 1919 nA Ia Deen guc and quoted IAsle stronger
@ I eln being eausel by increased pressure 10 se; qaoe
~ ~ oVa ~ 05i The gTsdes have cul
OIfe - wilmington TaT, ~ 75
ns continues good demand for American hnseed aud the
a. oe Tor eaks Crude. fsh Ok without
:. tnqt remains ye tu MenhsdeB quiet and Hnchang
- Ohef knds ouiet hnt sf.sdy
s., yNsI h. Pofs market very dull aud prices
OF Ne olentgs the sses IN Job lots 20 bb et 20 for
fi f ~ M New 90 slBfor Rra Prime and Ell 20 for Clear
IN 49, y The martet and lower with offerings at 4Il
H. ~ "f % neat month sales Of 200 bbs Mos for April sd
Vs. "" saesl At @1O ~ Tor .Asy Beeih little more
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-04
COTTON MARKRrN

NKwORLE,Ss April a-Coon quiet Mdng ne net rec'ipt'
528 bales; gross bales; eIpoo HAVE 5OJO BALES 70 Am
rism lg CTonssdt 3sJ baes TO Genoa 40 bales 70
Vea Cruz bsles eosvie 1900 bsesi sales 4Vo bales STOCK
"a POI bales - amin 49,. =.
eepts 2O69 bales; eIpOso France Z''o baes ooANNe ''
hale, sales 800 bales stock, A., i6i bales
dull; Low hdings lJc h't
a55 bales; eIpor-to Britain l62 bsesi eoastHse io
bsles: sales 50 bales; stock, 472 bales . $4,000,
Anil Cotton quiet steady hdinE lilditc
net receipts bsles gross l57 bales sales 4S bses STOCK o
bales. 49, ,,,rt-- ,o,. -. 80, ...at,,.
CHAatEsroS April 3-Coion steady Md'pgs iJic net teeep
e43 bales; eIpos-ooastw go baes sales sO bales ocA 1@E'
bales. ....,o..
BosroS April 3Coon quiet Mldhnes 'lei gross receipts
ss5 bsles sale, stock. u 600 bales. , o..
MOBILE April 3-Cotton que Mdiing tc net
bales; eIportscoawise bse sales VO bAes soa ''1'
o-u-.-- 10. ~, ....,,,s
1 M males: bales stock, 80 3yl bales
'WtNTSeToN n c. April 3-Coiton weak; Mdilng. he net
receipts 20 bales erports-eoa"ise u bales ~ IL oae'i ~