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S25 REWARD.
% Runaway from the subscribers plantation, last
a June, his negro boy PETER. Said Peter is a dark
negro, about Is to 20 years old, feet eet inch
nigh, toleraby stout madeisa Cooper by trade Sup
posed to lurking about Long Creek Lower Black River
or Upper Black River Districts. will give the above
ward for his me- his odgment in the jail of New
Hanover County. JAMES r MOORE.
January 18th, 1850. 2O-t
$50 REWARD.
- RANAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER on the night of
* the 9th inst, negro named GREEN, aged about
years. toleraby bright Completed, coarse, harsh
looking skn bushy head of hair had whskers when he left
weighs about l60 pounds close built broad the
shoulders quick sep and quick spoken when spoken
and has small naked spot on the top of his head.
will give the above reward C. Fifty Dollars for his appre
hension and delivery to me- for his confinement in jail
so that get him again.
supposed that he went of with his young MASTER
boy of about eighteen years of age.
Address me at Earpsboro Wake County, N G..
Dec. %, 1859. l9tf1 HENDERSON HOCUT.
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GRAND VIRGINIA DISCOVERY.
GONE FOUR MONTHS SINCE, excellent townsman,
NAPHTALI EZEKIEL informed that he had prepared
hair restOrer with which he experimenting upon his
head, whose top entirely bald We him two days
since and the place bald four months SINCE fine
crop of hair has sprung up with vigorous growth. So
convinced is Mr.. EZEKIEL of the efficacy of his discovery
that he has named it " THE FALLIBLE VIRGINIA HAIR
RESTORER Mr.. E. is about going into extensive
ufacture article which is destined prove Of anxious
interest to bald pated frends.-FTon Richmond Enq
reT, December 18th, 1852
This article be had of the principal Drug
gsts. Those persons who desire fine head of hair have
only the resorer according to printed directions
the bottle. Those who have any doubts of its efficacy
have them removed in short time, by using the INFALL
BILE VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER, proving that it is all
that it is claimed to be.
Wholesale depot for orders, 60 Main Street.
N. EZEKIEL.
l. N EZEKIEL take oath the Holy Bible, that have
bald the past II years. and have restored hail
by using EZEKIELS VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER.
NAPHTALI EZEKIEL.
This day sworn to before me- by Naphtai Ezekiel
Joseph MAYO, Mayor of Richmond.
VIM. Fl. LIPPITT, sole Agent for Wilmington, N. c.
Jan. l4th lS60-l1l-1t-2l-l2m.
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BOLTING CLOTH DEPOT.
ESTABLISHED 1892.
10 n N R PI Alt

NO. 10 MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK,
MPOkIER AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, DEA Err
n, n IN NEW ANGHOR BOLTING CLOTHS, from the
%I %GuIactorles Ct HENRY BOOMER AND DUFOUR Il co.
orders forwa d to all parts of the United States and
Oaaada by Express.
April H. 1860. ss-sm
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4. +. BIZZELL
r. ", BIZZELL,
RTZZELL 4 co.

7. ", GIZZELL, o. oo " - ~
CtROCERS g. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 20 North Water Street,
~ WILMINGTON, N. C.
March 8th, 1850 Io-Cl
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Rewards.


S25 REWARD.
60 RUNAWAY from the subscriber the night of the
- oath inst his negro CHARLES Said negro is about
five feet inches high, about As years oldthrows
his right foot out considerably in walking. He is well
known about town. Has old look. He formerly belong
Mr.. j. M Clemens, who lives Newbern, Craven
county, and has probably made his back to that neigh
borhood
The above reward will he paid for his confinement in jail
so that get him. for his delivery to at Jumping
and additional of $50 will be paid for evidence
convict any white person of harboring said negro
JOHN 7. HEWETT.
Newbern Weekly Progress publish St. and send bill to
this office Immediately.
Wilmington, March l. 1860. 272m*
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DENTISTRY .

"a SMALL D. D. s., Graduate of the Bal
GHS-2 tim0re College of Dental Surgery, offers his
GTYYYf professional services to the people of Will
rinQtOn aud SURF oundng country ,-,,
the Natural Teeth will be filled, cleaned anu treated IN
u ArtifciaI Teeth will be inserted in the best way.
Correcting the irregularities of the Teeth OF children and
vo1th will receive special attention, &c 49, ~
Office on Princess street, the Journal Budding, Will
mngton n c. 90 o*
March 18th. 1850. Ao-ou.
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q. II. ROBINSON u G.

r H. ROBINSON u CO.,
>,o,u,1cC1ON AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
NOM WILMINGTON, N. G.
~ Goo over J. A. Wizards Store. Entrance corner Of
Princess and Water Streets
NTorrb O IS6O-l5S &29.
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
NHE SUBSCRIBERS having accepted the agency for the
i sale of E. WHITMAN & Co.'s celebrated AGRICULTu-
RAJ IMPLEMENTS AND HORSE-POWERS, are prepared
to furnish the shortest notice, BALTIMORE prtceS
adding Freight and Exchange.
Circulars containing full list of articles, with prices may
be had application to ELLIS & MITCHELL.
Wilmington, N. c.. March 81, 186O.-8-1y*
WILMINGTON FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP,
FRONT STREET, (BELOW MARKET STREEI,)
Whining ton, N. C.
L. A. HART b JOHN G. BAILEY, PRoPRIEToRs
DRASS AND IRON CASTINGS, finished unfinished
new Machinery made and put up old Machinery over
hauled all kinds of Patterns Ornamental and Archecu-
raj win supply Drafts of all kinds of Machinery and Mill
Work generally. =
All work warranted to be represented. Orders re-
spectfuly solicited. u..,,
Also Turpentne Stills and Copper orG IN AL ts
November 18th, l859-11-1y.
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EDWIN A. KEITH,
MEDrU1 Nyn

EDWIN A. KEITH,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
~ WILMINGTON, N C.
Offers his services to Planters Factor Agent for the
sale Of Coon will give his personal attention to the sale
Of Cotton.
Commission for selling Cotton will be so cents per
bale additional charge will be made Cotton forwarded
to New Iork for 10 cents per bale.
Oc n
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THOMAS w. PLAYER,
! INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES,
/ WILMINGTON, N. G.
Office in NJ. McInnis Store, North Water Street.
Aeutember 23. lS69-4-lY
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JOHN VI. CLARK,
COMMISSION MERCHANT, AND DEALER IN LIME
y Calcned Plaster, Hydraulic Cement, Hair, &C.,
WILMINGTON, n. G.
RBPrOmp personal attention given to Consignments of
Naval Stores, Cotton other Country Produce for sale
SHIPMENT. April 5, l86O-3lM
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ALDERMAN ~ BETTENCOURT,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS,
W No 81 NORTH WATER STREET.
E4Order5 for Goods accompanied by the cash, from
plnctua customers solicited, and will receive prompt and
faithful attention. [July 20, 1859.
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For Sale and to Let.
PLANTATION FOR SALE

PLANTATION FOR SALE.
e A VALUABLE PLANTATION, containing -
about 300 acres, situated in the lower part Of n
Onslow county, adjoining TIE town of Swans E2A
borO and Immediately the SOund Ro1ue
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y. NJ SMITH, JOHN MCLAURIN.
SMITH q McLAURIN,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
y WILMINGTON, n. G.
JoHN DAWSON, Esq, Mayor
T. p. HALL Esq, President Branch Bank Stale N. G.
oct. 7th. 1853. 6-tt
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Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions-March Term 1860
HILL KING, Administrator of William Stephens
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A. Il. HAIIL,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
i LuttTIoHS Wharf, WILMINGTON, N. Z.
Aug. 9Th, 1859. 49-ly
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We 70 ha.w from the psrlo, Attorney, about -hat tine
'S Wh WopsDy move tna matter for trial presume
"'fs Ne,soe must consulate portion Of the Curt.
Jtcee han-Jnces Nelson should 10 O member OF the
sou' q couree, for tho purpcse Of rasing ques
obs ssio 10 me that 10 tried IN tn's
Juose Neeon las considered this Question under cirCl "a
's1oes NJ est "A favorable to prisouer have no
rotbeopc NOR maou with Il At fact and do not
Ios sbfther be considered his question aad actually
e-cced It, il 10 doubtful when Judge Nelsoa VIII be
here therefore suppose Is impossible for the District
Ancstey at this momept 10 determine when he will
again move this cause tor Eis.
MT. Hurt-We cannot stale the day, but We viii take
tn earhss opportunity OF long when tho Court is
constituted as your Honor suggests.
Jucse HALT understand that judge Nelson consents
10 here bis from Washington, which may
wfhn che next week or ten days
The SPECIAL panel OF jurors Summoned for thb case
we're then discharged until the 1ss Of May
The pr'e0ner was then removed to the Tombg w
United states Deputy Msrsbas Ds Augsls and Dug m,
foil wed by laIg. Of spectators, anxious TO ga
glimpse II this extr aordpay Individual Who exoilne
much OF the public sttentiou Hicks does not fee fv
self possessed heretofore He very indignant thtt
his relatives and friends did no. come forward to succor
hun pvevide HIM With counsel, end 10 desrou, Of
knowing how long the Judge viii let hr live II no con-
victed.
The Grand Jury received Information Of body having
beeu found ri GraveseRd supposed TO be oEshe crow
OF the slo0p A. johnson thai wa3 sent 70 the
Fulton ferry fer identification.
Deputies Thompson, De Ap2els and q number OF re-
porte proceeded to the Fnon ferry the New York
eioe ana the piers adjacent, but dead body had boA
brought there. The officials then went in other dreSOns
TO Ascertain the truth or fAlsity Of the rumor.
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SovlreeU IN wi wing from SPAN the forces ueeessar
ber projection ITO Ca'l,sfs have chosen tnsir TN
WELL 1t he dpbiAd zoe shoe s iuss h. g,nnipg
'Hch. Spshi-h busss hetr out looe osre
couqoests 10 make and battles 70 win, Waist tae
shd me p.prre Grew brdi.at pio'afes OF u Spaalso
tHTia. but row Spain is sadly osmpafios the
ctt WIN TIE results Of the war tos sacrifices "a tue
ts"r emo, we mistake pot, ehe fnds the oslaucs CO.
souhuH ssemt her, SEven her vict0riss tue
s's ~ ied nod thoroughly onor9apizsd have cost her
utsfy III NE ard treasure. The Spapeh soldiers lave
th1~n courage and eDdnT a0ce but caa hardly be sai
ust Hey pave gained Duch honor their repeated ti
uufhs oyer Toe That made with ,spiaoor las and
llVes against Mpes bkyonets aud riGed cau aon apd
ctspte Of The shorts OF the 7tas excite Atou Tor
tter proves and to write their deeds 70 the level
Bh'akava befoism, EDg'ishmtn have satunk fr0n
expressing sympathy with the cfnquerors Ia 80
unequal conflict There remain toe nero money
poempny ard the temporary occup stioo o. retuas.
Ib'se results VIII not satisfy the Spanish nation nor Will
s re iessered by tho kpow ejge OF thu
heavy 0sset-2C0a killed AND wounded-ia the las. en-.
gag ment with the Moos The popular dscosteot at ths
present moment OF reckoned upon by tho Car
lhts bat we can scarcely believe prevails 20 such an
NJ % to Juetfy their movement General o. onusl
may yet crush the present rsus without great trouble
But Span Rb nature irhsmmable revol ,uouAry At
tempt, however trting, like spark falling upoz Under
may do enormous damage before 10 uiimAt y esm ed
out, ana the government Of the Queen OF Spain now
realizing to lis cost In the rising of tho Carss pssty the
value Of the dfnertsted warnings WITH which Egg
b press characterized tho reckless am5iton that led to
Tho war with Morocco.
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az January, 1855, Rsy m. lady In this S ate,
ehssi 90 a'voros sIsa nIu 1855, under oh circu
Mssors thai De csni lot legally contract another n
rl>ee While h,s ssrt wife was living.
iee ptsiDun hc~sver, tss,sxo that Ia 1853 Ray
is'pes divorce irsm bis drss siie, ON the grour
tLe l.>d oesrrteo hin, and thai a. be ,hus !.
Qusihe., 70 mary by the lava o. Connecticut, Z
IL Was a'leeed he resided, the secou<tr M,
Vas void, ~ validity IN such case being teV.d BY
ta dersscstte, or ia~ Of douic AID not that
ueet
On the ccntrNry, the defendants claim that aAAS,
cnd msIrsRe vas IN this State the lz loci or law
peace prevaned, aud that Ray being under disabi
land yet contract L>wful marriage II was also DE-
that be esident Of Connecticut, aud alleged tia,
r Curtis and A. W. Bradford, for plaintiff Z. L. IL
and }. 7. Brady, for deioSdsnt
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THE OYSTER sLDOP MYSTERY.

The judges Doubt the Jurisdiction OF the
United States Circuit Court or this Dis-
trict-Johmon Rems ndea-rhe Matter
10 Come mp Before Two Jadges.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Before Hon. Judge Hall
APRn ls.-7he United States u Albert ". Hicks alias
Wslliom Johrson-The Court well filed by persons
spxious TO hear the decision in respect Jurisdiction
Judge Hall ssdA the request Of the District Attorney
since the sdjournment yesterday, in CONJUNCTION With
Judge Bette, have examined some care the ques-
Of law which are likely TO arise upon the trial Of this
cause AZ to jurisdiction. Although the time has been
short and the ezamna alton brief, has satisfied. think,
both Judge Belts and myser that the questions In
vowed are a. least 20 doubtful that ought not
Fitting IN . court Of this character, whore NO writ
az error can be allowed In . criminal case, 70
proceed with the trial OF tho case. Under the
laws OF the United States the questions OF -"
arising in capital only be presented 70 toe Su
preme Court otbe United States upon the ceraucae OF
The division OF opinion between the Judges VINO
and 10 ths case am wiling 70 decide IN favor o. soe
ursr lotion Of the Court when tho questions involved o
much doubt, proceed With the trial OF case 10
xhicb, there be conviction the punishmcss oeSse
Tho nation has been made 70 the Dsnios Attorney,
% bo deciires now to move the cas- ON. =
Mr. Blunt, Assistants Di,trcs Assorney-Uuder ma INV
nation OF course We will not IL case q the pre-
sent tune. a 1N4 ie VS..
mr. Grsves-ws shoula HE 10 know, Of least ahould
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treaty concutso n 1858 on the mediation a. George "
hhg oi Eoeiafd, nDo ny nim ia nv oias
o. head Of ot House u E'e the right OF M ,os
hoosrees States WAS conferred case of sne eYt,ncto,
o. tbe hs'e Ice, upon be third ROO The Eonaroy Fran
Cir r0a AA,'a Theresa, whom deegoed 10 unit, n
". sfGAo Daughter OF ibe Duke of Nud.os ~
WIZ IetPeet :" The Du OF Parma and Pooenza ths
uteiy OF inc dVh o. june, 1871 couc,uded bet 40
us ffshoe' Great Britain, Pru sla Russia and s.rd,r,
espeiy COZ nt iasor 0f au-ia the
FL spaea oy the treaty OF AKA cbapele. dated rh,
% gay, 1919 These rights of reversou nave receiys
&C., sa' ctou by the treaty OF Fiose ace
"Sv' moer, JoaA, between the Courts OF IlIo,a No
T1 .e.cshy, SArGiua and Austria. Thus tGe a. the
i.D SIoih.s 10 accepnpg toe annexation or tue I,s
~ uu" 60 openly violates poly the piblc treaties
-, 80 80, "o' $50 The teaes witch lie signed &s a d
iec' contracting psrty with Austria
go . soiAuon II ID much ihe lagraat from bav
e os accomplished upon the MORTON after the peace
Ia''sbcs and I1rch, Of which the esseatal con di-
""n sss tbe restoration OF the legitimate princes
ouooeo py all these motives Austria protests in the
w' psseh ptory manner, se snst this most Negat an
Aaon maze by the King OF sardinia and appeas 4, tie
~sso'snce Oh ali Europe on the subject
40 bs emo at ite that this protest IL far.
~Aotd 10 Tur.p copy will furnished 10 ali the To-
Rh ts"oes, TO whom also circular note IS addressed
oy susoa IN which II is said hat Austria in con6o,nv
D'se at be present. time to protesting against the SAD
annexation hopes that europe Si recoenze ip this pro
q con most convincing proof OF her moderator and of
pef dtsTe 10 maintain the peace Of the world
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SPAIN
REPORTED REVOLUTION.


from the london Herald April
Ateegrspa,c despatch from Paris announces the fac
SOIL and that an army Of 5000 rebels s already
Gated in the Deghborhood Of Valencia, under the com
mana OF General OrtegA In confirmation Of this al
pouDcement the official paper of Spanish government
throws cut some aterious hints the probability
OF an nsurrsctoUAry movement and Its revolutionary
nature. We may Reasonably conclude therefore, that
the fame OF civil war is once more lighted up aud thas
the old struggle which for many years desosted the
pans and cities OF the Peninsula Is about to be We'd
What proportion the movement will attain il would be
useless to predict The time Is well chosen by the in
sureenta, but 1t seems hardly probable that they
the OF the Spanish people to the present ouArco
and We bad not the experience Of the last twenty years
Of Spanish history before US, We should be tempted 70
p,ono the enterprise . thoroughly mad aud hope
lses Attempt must be borne In mind, however, that
Spain is Ut present auoN literally without an army In
protect her sbosss and that her engagements
Morocco not yet SO far completed 10 enable
to dispense ~ith considerable body OF the uoops
employed IN the late war. II would be haza-dous 10
guess a the effect upon the Moors Of suddeu reduo
on IL The Spanish army Of Africa and Te,usn mus. be
earrored General Ortegas force may be insigniasant
IN itself, and the whole affair might prooa-
But every days respite enormously increases pow
srs OF Dfohef There Is no calculating the coatagious
rssus that the continual occupation OF spanish terrific
by body OF rebels may proiuce on the N nds Of peo
pe In whose memories The radtiopary hatr~ds OF tbs
Carht warn yet finger; and Gen 0Doonel may yet rd
that in puneirg his country toto OF interruptions
sscressiop be has added neither 70 his own popu-
Iayy nor 10 the stability Of the throne Of Isabella H.
The rning was, very possibly NOT unexp csed by the
Spanish Government; and We SHALL probably, not be far
wrong we sscribc 70 their fear Of domestic enem,s
The sudden change Of policy which has resulted
in the treaty Of peace with Morocco. For go ne
time ferce var has been wased by tbs Opposi
ton and Il was generally anticipated that General
O'pcpre ell would have difficulty In maptsong his
position But his chief opponents we're amongst thi Lbs
erss and Wa mot nom the CArbsts tnss the puohc
locked Tor attempt 70 revclutcnse the couosy Gooe.
raj Opcppeli has himself created the opportunity He
alone N Responsible FOR tie and hc ought of all eu
have known the danger 10 which be was exposg MS
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IRON The London Herald, April 81
The complications 10 Central Italy and the threatened
violation of the rights Of Switzerland have to great
tent diverted attention from events OF scarcely less
interest in quarter nearer homo. AZ present the dan
ger ir undcvsioped The cloud bigger than mans
hand; and IN these days. when tho statesmanship OF
English diplomat sss seems to DO wanting IN its itss re-
Quiti,e, foresight quito possible that tho peril may
be overlooked and that few months hence We may be
called upon TO take sides in fresh quarrel, and to
ard the policy OF Napoleon. They greatly mistake
the objects Of our powerful ally who believe that
the cefsicn Of Savoy and Nice will res',re peace
70 Europe From Nosth to South and from East 70 West
Europe there At this moment system OF intrigue be-
pe carried ont, which aims as one cole endthe ascen
osuoy OF France Hibef,o The projects or tho French
Emperor have been only too nccessfuy accomplished
He has put practice the tortuous policy embodied in
TIE old legend "Dvide ct i'm eru and tre though s,
spprecsbls "a to the most ordbary understanding,
h. Das conved to bliud every Power in Europe - his
gersssert sppleaon Of its principles BE has humiased
Rnss's and maize friend OF her. He has crushed
Aus aud inspired her with fercer resentment e inst
Der uaohoral all,ee than her victorious enemy There
are t.o Powers which he has yet TO humble before be
Can 'oly realize bic ambitious dreams rhess Pros
and England ard WITH Prussia the whole OF Northern
Germany Az tbw very moment, we believe wo ars cor
itct IN sspg That gotasions are on foot in relation TO
that Old sore-he schleswig Hosiein cue stionxhich
demand the rerions attention Of government and on
which not mpobAbly, may hinge the good understand
Ing and the cordial union Of England and Germany.
II no secret that since the last resolution OF the
Frankfort Diet with reference 70 the Duchies OF HoIsten
and .ueDburg the relations Of Denmark and tho Gru.u
demanding from Denmark the redress OF various viola
tons Of the constitution Of The Duches has 1t tho sams
dtced that IL WILL II the necessity shall arise, sup
port the claims Of the population OF the Duchee by military
Interference. Il Is nos impossible then, that body
federal troops may IN the course Of the year oocupy thoss
territories upaer the plea Of providing for the interests
people who are members OF the German Confederation
The spah has In the Of his govern
Justly Justly The CONCLUSION that the RESOLUTION viii 5,
carried into effect, g. IL rot likely that Den
mark viii Dsae further cnncessioue Public opinion
in Germany approves Of tbs attitude which the Diet
| has taken, and warmly expresses itS approval d
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Austria and italy.

VfESyA, March ST, 1850.
The Austrian Cabinet has resolved 10 protest soemny
against the annexation Of rus any Parma ana Modena
Peo 70 this effect dated the 2ath HIS been
directly addressed the Cabinet OF rurn 10 this note
Austria hr establishes her positive AMI ocor testble
right oppose act shich, In despoing iegiu mate
Princes Of the states guaranteed TO them BY Eirooean
treaties, woud aso destroy the rights Of aui
Yeyerscp which these treaties the House
OF Hapsburg with rsepe the said stslee The protest
OF Austria Sardinia proceeds TO Demonstrate that Gar
DINA has part cpascd In the engagements conrsosed by
France who IN consideration Of tseats l73s has
apseed toe possessoD OF Tuscany TO the HOUSE, Of
LORRAINE IN order indemnity tots dynasty Tor the
ston OF her anoesFai heritage
The note Of Austria further recalls that By vrtne Of The
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oNH OF THE BEsT MEETINGS. OF THE OLD 30
Inc Board held meeting yesterday aftsrnoss,s
Rctuads. President Pin skney IN the CHAIR All thS:
beFs present, except Governor aunthsr
Comnisee Of dhree was spreinted 70 settle tho \
finished business OF The depart aent, oonzstng Of oos
ernors Dugro Smith and Oliver and, ON mcN1n, the Pre-
si0ert added 10 the Committee.
Tbe bsa incurred for the purchase Of artsl, passes
Ssrpbee.
The Committee were Instructed TO prepare sreport q
exp ndtuYes since 1s Of January last and aso attend
the transfer Of ali books, papen &c. I, possession Of r.
Board, TO TIE mmfsaian.
RI SOLUTIONS ooupl menssyy 10 the President an4.sG
tary passed unapmsasiy also 10 the a. Q.
gentle manly clerk, M PhtHps
The President then Addressed tho BoaSd, referri
their of7cis dissolution and general COOS feelo'
the Board stjonrned subject to the call o. the chair
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERc

WEDNESDAY, April 1875 p. NJ
There Is positively no change in money to
port TIE bankers find it difscult to place the
funds on call at per cert, and some of tie ban
complain that the amount Of paper Offering 10 ale
their discounting capacity. The Sab Treasur. >
money the receipts todaywere $l3s, 942. ofN
goo from customs the payments sos ,s3s;
balance this evening $7,514,s38.
There is nothing doing in foreign bills to-is
the market promises to be firm for Saturda.
steamers.
TAe following are the last quotations. Of sight q
change on New York ct the cities mentioned, ~
quotations being in all cases for Gold