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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-06

DARK THKAHK--rMs avBsssss Win Dc
THE LORD OF THE IsLEs-Ronald, Mr. siaelair-I,.-
After which. Gra.d Pa. D.sr by Mon. Martin and Ms
Wells
After which
SONS 4 sYsTEMs-Mr Lemon Severity, Mr. Piasias-
Laura Hareourt, Mrs Richardson
Doors at 6psrasrnnss to commence at qsartG Pask
Box Tickets, si-Pt 50 ssnts-GaIlery, ascents.
NATioNAL THEATRE Late Italian Opera neas.,-
be performed,
speetbaeksr Mr. wilson-Andrel, Mr. Horneastle-Ami-
Lambert Sir Jacob L.kewaru, Mr. Blakeey Jsck Non
pareil Mr. w II W,liams-Emly Lskewarm, Mrs RSs-
Doors open at l-a-Perormancs to commence at T. Bos
81 Pit 50 cents. Gallery 10 cents.
RoWERY THEATRE-T. $. HAMBLIN SOLE NAN
~ AGER AND DIRECTOR-This evening, (6rst night
NICK OF The T wo6Bpssia Characters BY Mr. Proctor.
T.,i. Character a by Mr. GatsCol Bruce Mr. Riss
rrevisa to the Drama opening Address written BY j. 2
o Phillips, ahss Esq viii, b delivered BY Mr. HameIin.
sion OF the opening Of Me Bowery THEATRE BY William
To conclude n,I" e' With THE SWISS corrsor-or WIN
Don't She Marryl-Csrporai Max, Mr. j. b. Rice-Natx
Tieck, Mr. Gates-Lzette Giersten Mrs Proctor
Doors at O'Clock the performance half
Priee-Bose, rs cents-Pt SIT sents-Gaery, Is cents
L,RANKLlN THEATRE, CHATHAM SQUARE under
Il the direction Of Mr. w R. BLAKE. THIS EVE
MING will be performed,
JACQUES STROP-Or, few passages in the life Of
Robert Macaire-Robert Maeaire, Mr. cline-Jasques
Strop, Mr. Wills-Marie, Mrs Wright
Aer which Panoramic View Of the Grand Election Process
presenting the before the audience
than Fifteen Thousand human figures, and one thou
sand horses.
After which, the cymbal Dance. by La Petite Augusta
SPRIGS OF LAUREL-Cap Cruizer, Mr. Goodenow-Lca-
nox, Mr. Charles-Mary Mrs Watts
Doors open at Performance at quarterpast
O'Clock f2l-ln.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-06

Though the buyers have freely Tie h.setursr
have not besa able to obtain ssy advance IN price,
mains steady, and prices kra. 81 n @..tf q -
to aoe this week. excepting that the demand has NOT ~.
great fer past Yet lare quantity OF gIoGs
were cleared especially in woollens the demand Tor wAoh Is
greater han the suspy Heavy woosns both for home eon
sumption and .rpersOn in fair demand LsA. fancy
reoue, On The whole good business doing generally
ssd the exhibit symptoms Of an active trade WOODS
rsnaia firm soms inclined to advance Tea i ior NE
part, working full time
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-06

NEW YORK RACEs-UNIoN COURSE, LII
The this will commence Tuesday next,
and continue four days.
First Day-A sweepstakes for years odmie heats
$1,000 entrance $3.50 forfeit Is subscribers.
Also, sweepstakes for years old-mle hea-entranco
Sl000--forieit S250-ioHr subscribers.
Second Day--Prse s2oo-two mile heats.
Also match for $1,000 aside play pay, between Captain
stockton. and Mr.. K L. Stevens, stables: Of year. old.
Third DayPune ssO0three mile heats (if less number
Also sweepstakes for years oId--mle heatsenranes
S30O-forfet Sl0O-s subscribers.
~ A' " match S:s $1,000 aside half Forfeit be
the years old Of Dir X l. Stevens and Mr. Kobt III
''''n D. II. BRANCH
The Club House occupied by Branch will be opened for
the accommodation of visitors Saturday next which day
the New York Jockey Club y resolution OF the Club Tho
oath umo will meet and dine at Mr. Branchs, for the Pur-
pose Of eectisg officers and full organization of the club
Every gentleman disposed to cooperate and Patronize tho
turf respectfully requested 10 attend The races over the
Beacon Course will commence the Tuesday following the
h>-aeiis. ALEx'R. L. Bolts, Secretary.
ml-iw
5- THE STORE OF the Subscriber will during the Spring
and Summer remain open until o'clock the evening,
order give opportunity for strangers and others reqr
ing articles the Furnishing Hardware line to make their
D. 4. DELAyAN, IL Maiden Lane,
mya.ylw A few doors below Broadway.
90 A CARD.-MONsIEUR ADRIAN LIE ,PERE, M
announcing the ladies and gentlemen Of New York his
from Paris This native city, takes the liberty to add that
during from the United States he has devoted him
sell with perseverance,
eoveries and deopemnts the sciences OF experimental
and philosophy natural magic and the ocult and
he proud to declare that his anticpaiens have bseu album
dainty graed his triumph has indeed been complete.
The cabinet wheh will form the padan and auxiliary to his
has been fabricated entirely under his surveit-
lance and direction all completely new, and is the bril-
liant nay splendid collection Of the kind Witnessed
Mons A. has the honor to that his first Representa-
ton will place the szosn Of Peales Museum Broad
way Monday evening" May 9th aud will contnus fol-
lowing evening for limited period. m%x'
lI3- A CARD--Mr. sLoMAN respectfully announces tn
49, - ne
among his earliest patrons and friends in this country, Will
take place Tuesday the 7h Of May which Occasion wiz
Juiiana, Mrs sionanJaques the mock duke Mr. sloman
To which will be added the farce Of HERCULES! tho
King of Clabs-Tim, Mr.. Sloman.
The whole to conclude with GIOVANNI IN LONDON
Don Giovanni Mrs. Gbbs--Leporelo, Mr. Soman.
In the course Of the evening" Mr.. Sonsn will sing 10 Comic
Songs =!
The boz book Is open. myS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-06

CorroN-This market has presented quiet appearance
sacs oarast notice. The BY the George Wahsingos, to
Holders however, coanse arm the transactions remain
limited Tbs southern markets generally present advance
rates under the influence Of the Great Westerns news
Holders however, having mere confidence to have still
further advanced their rates. thus diminishing the amount
changed hands At New Orleans the 77h the large Psr
chases Of the previous had bees thrown upon the Market
In consequence Of the failure Of tho operation This large
amount being thrown upss the Market temporary de-
PRESTON and Of resold at decline OF &c at the
close Of the market The dealers had recovered their spirit
The following table Of stocks sales, prices and remarks
the principal ports for the previous to the date affixed
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-06

INFORMATION WANTED Of MICHAEL MAL,oLM,
who formerly lived 10 Boston, dealer IN dry goods rom
which mace he came this city about three years ago. IN
An. o York. he will please INFORM The sab
seber where letter can reach hmor any persos can give
~ him the subscribed would be pleased receive
n The object Of finding Mr. Malcolm Is TO get some nfo
nation (rem him Tor Of his friends. a30.lvf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-06
MARRIE ID.

On Thursday evening" ID inst by Rev. Thomas Mason Eli
phat Wheeler to Mary eldest daughter Of John Morgan
deceased, all Of this city
On Thursday evening" I'd instant by the Rev. Thos Lyel
Mr. George Ambrose Miss Catharne vrquhart, all Of this
city.
AT UTICA ". T. the 2st u by the Rev Mr.. Blakeslee
Of Nor risve Mr. Albert IT, Norton, printer to Miss Ann
Stone, both Of that city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-06

FIREs.-The members Of the Fire Department
were kept on the qui vire throughout the whole Of
Yesterday with slight intermission towards tea
time At O. clock a. NJ, an alarm was given from the
third district which proceeded from Beadles extern
sive tallow factory situated in the rear OF Chrystie
tunately there were three alley-ways which led to
the premises and the firemen were thereby enabled
to direct continuous stream of water the intiam-
mable materials until the fire was got under. We
heard that the damage to " the plant, together with
the soap and candles burnt up, would amount to
$4,000, for which sum the parties were said to be
insured. The other alarms were from Old Slip,
Beaver street, Reed street, Franklin street. and
Christopher street, and they all put out with
out much damage.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-06

SrGN-Since the first of May, the work of de
struction has been rapidly progressing amongst the
old houses in this city Venerable wooden tenements
that had stood the perous pelting of the pitiless
storm, for century, have disappeared in dust, fire,
and smoke. The places that knew them once shall
know them no more for In Broadway, Mas
sau, William, Wall, and other streets, many old
Dutch buildings have been pulled down, the land
sold, and splendid cdces to be erected thereon.
Speculation in buildings and business is looking up
old buildings are looking down.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-06
state of IT ~ dc.

There fair business stil doing with the western .rsss
bat that he which has been realirsa ron w. sl go
80, n,sly CEASED The amount ~ importation" wen were
here Cor the spring trade have not alter Az proved
ueL too large the trade realized Tbs s osen ~,
te,t ussu,peS With the prcsest prospect OF an
os the financial sue, Of that sections We may rosemary
ect yery great bushes. during the fall months Trade IN
s ,.. i a.o started We notice in the New Orleans mar
,t f.r the week enSise the 77th ut an improvement ~ we
demand for western osace, and fair business was ao's
TIE trade of Psbux very much on the increase accord
IN. 10 report ssde before the Baltimore and Oh.s na
rov.n,on The mansfactsrcs amount TO t9roi'VVV Inc
.a.;r. a. ms Of which we're 70 follows:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-06

DIED.
On Friday last Mrs. Gaze ne Walsh the 9th year Of her
age.
On Friday the Sd Instant Patrick Heaey the 47h year Of
his age.
On Friday Sd Instant Edward Tylee Of Samuel and Ann
Weeks aged months.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-06

Cleared.
Levant Bartlett Havana; Gertrude Morgan, Bssos Cas-
CO. Merrill Portland George, HULL Charleston Madison,
Bulksy Savannah; Harriet, Fisher, Liverpoo Eoss, Will
son, Boston Chas vose, Magnew, Machas; Rsshe.ter
Bovine, Perkins, Fredericksburg Margaret Cunni.ghs.
wilmington NC; Lavina (Br) Reynolds LverpoeI: Sci
cSr. So, Ann Eliza Bcoe vsraCrua vesa. Br
Bremen Powhaan Lawrence Aarsses; President, KNOCK,
Baltimore; Ann Smith, Masters New Haven Dsae.
Packet ship Charles Carroll Lee Havre March goth, with
mdxe 10 Royd & Hincken
Packet ship Wellington chadvss London aud Portsmouth
Packet ship South America, Barstow, Liverpool April tn,
with mdze TO q. II. Marshall
Packet ship Uoted States, Holdege Liverpool April 2ad
ship Panthea Ashley New Orleans, 10 days, with cotton
ship ST. Clair Putnam Liverpool, 10 days, with mdne to
order. . -, -,
shin Richard Anderson (or Rchmond Lusas, Liverpool,
April with dyewood hardware, crates iron and salt to
Masters. Markoe Co.. Kennedy White, and Others list
u lat a. 49, lon 90 40, passed snail island u ice
Brig otrasto Fowler, New Orleans, 20 days, with soos
Brig Deborah s.revan ApsaehicOa II days, with 4bdl'
deer skins 10 A. Hubbard. .
Brig shsn ~ JosPS' aa' WIN eoaVn %
asder L. Charter nateit blowing re'h could net rem
der him any assis,ascs il, -.
sw brig Psrcisson from Maeies, 80 days, with w'ne 70
Brig Rowens Anderson Laguayr 10 days. with coffee, to
Brig franklin BAXTER Leghorp, go days with mdrs to
sehr Pacific from Franklin, La 20 days. with sugar.
order. .,, .
sehr Teausr oreenaw Havana, 9da With sugar. &C. to
sehr MARY MeKeon, Halias 10 days. with merchandise TO
order. -, -. :.
schr Bostoa Lowell Port Prince 20 days, with md'' to
scbr Corue.. Zasrkie willard frsm Virginia, to the
master. -. a.
schr HARRISON Ashley from cheryon', with oats TO the
schr Maria Smith Ashley from cheryOne with oats to
sehr cspo, Gamage Galveston Texas with mdIe to b.
s.hr Oxford; also ship and bris'.
Smiled.
ship oneco, (aew) Drew, Liverpool, and others
Memoranda.
CANAAN WalI who was sent down to the Europe, ashore
10 the south Of the Hook by the underwriters mas
He has saved about hsndred sacks o. m anu 'mo n
dred crates and isin hope. OF saving more 81 the latter
The ship will total loss and viii the iros - 'he vesse
now completely hogd the tide sbong asd Rowing INTO
her Capt W. has given up the dss 81 SAVING either the IRON
or the vessel The shin iron salt Insured England
the crates are partially covered here The and crew
have all reached the city and speak % ss an S.;
baggage was taken and the passengers ana crew rov
ded by the inhabitants Every comfort was freely bestowed
upon them. a,,...o., !, lii.
below New Orleans the 10th alt while towing the Auburn
Pert Of the boiler deck carried away one o. inc hemn
WA slightly injured no person board Of her received
injury Cant Durfev Of the Auburn had his ankle spraned
and sot his leg broken reported Capt lark o. e r"o
wa. blown .y high bo, came down . - no. N.
versnce 2sd March He said to be anauve OF New foiS
The r. had arrived al New Orleans.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-06

HAVANA, April 9Rce is in demand at 10 rs and trifs
probably be obtained few days hence the stock
much reduced Lard has been sold at 10 Moasss
rs per key CALLS White sugar ii l2a; yellow and
brown a Coffee, 81 TO- Sterling bills 81 per cent
premium; on the Northern States, a 5a.
April 20-Freght to the United States quite brisk To ~
York $ per box and 75c per bag coffee European have
declined somewhat since the going rates to Cowes
and market in the North Sea f3 IL g. to port direct
North Sea- TO- with 10 additional if for Russia There
however, fair prospect of their ADVANCE sugars dec.
ing We quote assorted half and half lOa IL coffee ord
81 ~; fair o. prime l0I Flour $751; lard lsl TO- Lum-
beryeow pine, 80 IS, white pine 90 a. Moasses,
At per keg
Exchange London "a 81 per cent premium Now York
per cent. discount
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-06
Pnssengers Arrived.

Passengers Arrived.
In tbs Richard Anderson, from Liverpoo-Mr Thayer Of
Philadelphia Mr. Frank Cheney Of New Jersey Mr. Frederick
Schmidt of New York; Mr. John Anslie OF Scotland S5
the stesrage.
In the Sosth America from LiverpoolMr Henry Bursal
and lady, Mr. Thomas Heath, Of Quebec Mrs Elizabeth
Daggsr, Miss Daggers, of Brooklyn LII; Rev Mr James
HARNESS. lady and child, Scotand Mr. Richard Webster
Of London Mr. John Rgby ef Liverpool, MIR Rice, Of
Halifax, Ms Mr. Robert Lewellyn Of Birmingham; Mr. Lou.
E. Lowe, Of Baltmors MIR James Laurie, Of Glagow96
in the steerage.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-06

RicEThe stock Of this article becoming much reduced
and prices therefore exhibit rmne than at last
tice The sales reach about 500 tes small proportion Of
which was for expectation, at GAY S7a per 100 lbs At
Boston there have been sales to the extent OF 800 ties Carolina
at At &c pelb At Savannah the 29th there had been
sales reached 1862 tcs 81 A. At New Orleans there
sales at IS 90 tho demand moderate with good
stock
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-06

- - OPPOSlTlON 10 the Iomblnsd NUM-
SsvJEA' POLY LINAs-Tare si-supper s7i eta
-0s<esA- FOR ALBANY and the Intermediate
pacesThe steamboat VICTORY will leave the foot OF
Robiason street TUESDAY afternoon, May 7th ats o'clock
For freight or passage apply ON board
The psbc assured that the Vstery 10 the only opros
Hudson River The exortions which ,ney
have had submit Cor the last two has induced ne
proprietor start the Victory believing generous public
will sustain him in his undertaking a..
No 90 suying of by the monopoly lines; on
the sostrary the Victory will continue 70 run sap
port Is given, ONE DOLLAR THE PASsAoE 70 A'oany
xD6
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-06

nlg- GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL-MR. J. PAR
RER wishes give notice his friends and the public, that
his School, up town, will close for the Monday
ming 9th Of May with Fancy Dress Ball, at the Military
Hall Bowery Leader OF the Band Mr.. Brown. Tickets 81
m6.lte
ay-NEw YORK TATTERsALLs.-The regular sales
Of Horses Carriages Harness. &c &c. by Public Auction will
take place this we'll this morning at Ill
O'clock beginning with carriages &c. and ~ o'clock the sale
of will when will be offered catalogue Of
81 horses among them very superior ami mails such
10 hand brown horse Of the fastest road horses the
sity very fast gray horcan ro mile in about min
ute the celebrated pacing horse APollo fast trong bay
colt Just from New Jersey fast brown horse, just from ltha
ca Aso thorough bred geidngs and years old besides
several others suitable for any purpose
GEO W. MILLER,
Successor to J. w. Watson,
m,oIt 446 Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-06

xxz ron NEW ORLEANs.-First regular Packet
kfKfN Louisiana and New York Line-The fast sailing
$500. Packet Ship ST. JOHN, Hitchcock master, having
half Of her eargs board most remainder engaged
apply board at Orleans
wharf foot Of Wall street or 10
ms E.K COLLINS CO, SO South OF.
ltHAIN CABLE.-sxty f.thous II inch Chain Cable Cor
u sale BY K. X COLLINS co.
ms SO soute street
vJ,URTLE-TURTLE-TU Turtle just re
ceiyedA large lot Of Green Turtle from the Bar Of
Mexico, Of which will be served up on Tuesday the 1h
int soup and steaks with every deeaey and luxury the
Lets afford al old established TRaaArr LvrcH, Of
Broadway aud Ann street
b families Hotels Supplied with soup and steaks al
the shortest notice. MOTT
TyLOYDs SALOON, (Ss Beeknan street THE subseri-
Der respectfully informs his friends asd the public, that
his Saloon open FOR thr accommodation OF those who
ed up in his usual style w. rLofD'
most
MAST UEw YORK PROPERTY Manufacturing dis.
II ,rctThe Third Auction Sale will take place on Tses
day. May 1882 at the East New York Land Once, Penn
syivania Avenue. The Sale commence at IL precisely
TrRMs CAsuTen per cent to be paid the day Of sale;
balance within 10 days. when warranee Deeds Tree from all IN
sumbrances, will be given.
large the receipts will be reinvesed in build
nes Increase the value Of the whole property This
rare opportunity fine location in many respects 10
seldom with at original prices 49,.
time 20 Ia the at half past iour o'clock, M
spend half hour Avenue and return hall
past Two o'clock per Cntos Omnibus They can also 90 90.
half past w. Railroad ears, or at one NJ per
Clinton Omnibus The Mail Stage leaves East New York Tor
Brooklyn al about half past one r. NJ
For other psvicwars the Daily Express and Sun also
printed catalogues be had No Ill Broadway second door
below City Hotel. mo.stdsW
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-06
THOMAS BELL.
Store % Ana K llBFulton street.
TUESDAY NAV Z.

TUESDAY, May7.
Dry Goods, Clothing, Fancy Articles, Se-iof O'Clock IN
the sale rooms balance stock assorted Of fancy and staple
dry goods store also package Of cusry cutlery nkets,
&c. 400 yards uperne English and French broad cloths and
cassneres in lets 10 suit
NIB T. BELLS Sales will not be postponed aeecsnt q
the weather. 40
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-06

N. Is. II.
- NEW YORK TATTLRsALLs-1hs
HIF regular sales BY suction, At this we'll known e.
NIX " nue. 10 take place on every Monday, at n
-A---A- o'clock, throsghsut the year.
The regular sale viii take place on Monday s@ na
o'clock commanding with Carriages Harness. &C. ana ~
Il o'clock the sale Of Horses Will commence
eneme, having Horses to dispose Of are requested 70
catalogue be offered at auction unless register
ed time for number the catalogue, for which purpose m
resser will be kept open ah Saturday Sn msyi rp
Successor to ). w. Watson, 4S Broadway.
Ps AT private SaleOne pair OF very hne black horscss
do do bay horses; very 6ne sisge horses.
AI.ocsag. and harnesses. among the. .vs.y isss,o.s
Of ora, ssanc'' SOLD 0'' " ne" 'e''''s "' ' OWN
TTUNTER,s RED DROP.-Thanks to DR.. Hunter Of Got
III enberg the ~ disease di'armed o. al m terror
,prl, bottle inabie remedy now proved TO De ss
6s;en IN the mast inveterate The medicine prompt
and decisive its effects and requires but lev ana ire
aneut, but hours every particle oil disease
from The ystem In its operation be said TO ACT LIKE
magic whcs any III consequences or wha-
a 10 s;rsam.snce. or situations any respect to Diet
Price 81 per bottlewaraned to cure IN any ease Sold
emily Diviron street All intercourse 'han osseuy con
6dential. mao-n
VITANTED as sssswoman retail dry goods ster.a LAZY
w expsrieseed the business and Of andeubcs charaet
App,,,e. n - 'h'Ih'r''' 0''''"'''
yxTANTED-A young eoored waiter. UnersePl
w Ionable character required Apply at als Houston
street s"y
vNTANTED--A young who Isl acquainted with news
wv paper, to do the collecting. One who be recon-
mepded honesty and promptnes, may apply at this Office
myAu
yNTANTED IMMEDlATELY-A boy about 10 years OF
w age. One who has been engaged in printing ONCE be-
fore, and industrious, apply at this Office myld
vNANTED-Two young men as Walters in an eating 60
w abshment None need apply but those who perfectly
understand their BUSINESS Apply 70
my4ir b. w. FLOYD, 80 Beskman It.
VHJANTED-Halfa doxen Musicians Cor the Constitutions
wv Apply ON beard. myt-iw'
Two HOUsEKEEpERs The subscriber has just received
afae assortment of Astral Laup both gilt and broazea,
OF patterns and with rich Shades Tor sale Al
reasonable prices. ID. u. DELAVAN, VI Maiden Lane,
myay few doors below brOsdway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-06

The Bank Amsterdam had recently raised the rate from
to 81 per from this fact an additional drain ofpeee was
n.h.ndd as high Of interest always tends to crowd
49,, naon market with securities for which gold is drawn
The operaou Of all these events the continent combined
with the political news the United States to
decline yarns Manchester which was fol-
Lived by decline of in the American descriptions Of the
raw material The effect also to cessation in the
b.e do.e In securities the prices Of which were
az follows, at the latest dates;-
Stocks and Shares have not been dealt in to any
aimee our last report The supply than equal to
49, A. FOR most and u s. Bank Shares have
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-06

declined d. Cd. 10 Is. per share
Five pr Cea,. 6 ster. Alaba.
ma, OIL. :.
Five vr Cent. Alabama, 81.
Five pr Cent. Indiana, 81 10 90
Five pr Cent. louisiana, lBa'
ring's) % 10 "a -.
Five pr Cent. Louisiana, Lii
zardi's) 90.
Sir pr Cent. Mississippi. %.
Five pr Cent. ditto, IN 1 sier',
o. 10 %.
s;x pr Cent. Ohio, 1876, % to 20.
Five pr Cent. N.York, 81 70 -.
Five pr Cent. Pennsylvania
..e.d;nc 10 dates. 81 to ".