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~ KE11FlUK, IOWA. SATURDAY. JUNE l. 1861.

.sfs nn fsre congh, Geld, Hosrss~sss IHas-
! ] !
= y sASa, any IsritSsts~oy Soreness cftAs
FArssl kelts~S 1As Hacking lnneA
~ CoAssnptfon, Dv0neAitis ANAsW
II \ and Cat9yrA, Clear snd G,vs
L944.E = SfSsayfA 10 tA1 YOfts u
PUBLIC ~PEA X EasD, AND
-fIaIaF SsB if MING 0aass
i IL. - srsrs 81 tAeinport~nse oi checking :
Cough or sTOMm0n Cold in ito hrtt stage, 49,. ....
which In the gipibg would yield ~ mild remedy
VI asksested sooA stacks the Lunga. "Broxn q
Bvonshtai TyocAss,' containing dema kent ingfs-
disnts, Alisy Palnonasy ana hrsnchial irritatton
~ 0vvNs& "TAat rrpubis 10 ny Throst, lfor
10oOmEsE ~hish | he 1ystAes" ass spsefAp,l
sna asy slfa msisg made ~ ofssas whispsssgses
4l9 se a3s N. p. WILLlB.a
RR0 WNss II recommend tAsir uss 10 Pgl-
TKOCRHs, ,Lac SPsAkss." -ags
NM s.. M Nh Rss. =. H. CHAPLIN.
HHAvs proved sxsssnsly asrviee-
able for HoARAHHx1a.'s
Rev. II. WAkD BEECHER.
DBOWNSSf "Aimcst instant relief In The
r1OC a Esl istr -ssius iat@rof breathing psaa-
IkiAT 10 AsfnhA. !"
s4 ~ i tN ksv. A.C. EHdLESTON.
RRO WH,sa tContaiu Opium or anything
TR 0GHA EAthAl ID iujarfous.s
a5 san Dr.A. A. HAYES. iba@
a7k4a.- ChenlAi, Roxkan.
"a simple and pleasant com hinA-
DRDwN's Or. q. r. BT8ELDw,
1A1OCAi Es gs Gssss Bosfo~.
sa s.egg HBsnefrial In IAoHcaIsip..s "
. .. u.J n. ", LANE,
@R ROWNsS a. BostoA.
TnOcMEs ~ have proved Msm sxec lent fos
9# fWnoorIr 20 coUUn."
TTE9E 7TgY I- r ksg. ii. VI. WAhHEA ---
Bostoa.
HR OvNsx "Bcne6cial vhsn ooG PEELED .te
rM UC a ES spt ak Suffering from CoLD.'
Kcy. s. j r. ANbEhStM,
88,s AM@ Hs 81. LUwts.
000WN,B HEYPEcrUAL in removing th<
TAOC n E0 II uos ness aud Irritation Vt ths
Throat, 80 common with srxAKEAi
and sIsaxks
Prof. N. STACY JOHNSON,
5e@4 s8 s0I es8f LA0vGage, 0s.
Browns Teacher Of Music sherx
IkOCAEA Esmaie College,
"Great benefit when taken Aftel
preaching, as they prevent lloarss
BH WNsA ness. From their past effect,
| TnsDa ME0 think that they will ~ vi psrmADcn
| us4si atysntsg g to me. sa
| Kew. X. kUWLEY, Al n,
DR q WINS Prest Athess College,
TN OCh - ,1enLesssa
/ s4oFs 4a 0SoM BY al Druggists at-U1
| nov - dAw.6mI IlWEk1l-f1gE ckNIS Dol
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THiADrIkkk1, BET. ASiN SplAk0A,
n Av T. Juzt receissa ssthelr fashionatis Tailor
y = ing AM tnILlAhiLg kstAbSssA1enI, = choice
|ana extsp slvs supply vi BsCaacisaAA, Cas.
o1meress vesHness anA &c ~ - 0r.
n1shInU OOds. 81 all AesCrip ptsons. /.
aaA thst their woIk sha ~ dsne il Ahe
MOST 1pos6s cd and satst tsxJ maeaer. hs3 -
|oenst a q rkscsSslLg ~ New Aora end hii10e
pAls fashions and respectfully socitsil whodssirs
GOOD and sne ssst ,Assr lAt - give sten call
Uct6, uIy HUiLAlASOn UkMkl.
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IA rdwars and Cutlery,
SsW.N II TUCKER.

-. S.W..N H.IUChEk,
GAPOKTBkAs ANIL WAOLEsALE DEALERS,
i have In store, and are receiving their supplies
for the spring Trade from the makers, which
they ehsE 10 pAsn And rADnP1 rlne suxE ason I -
yorabls tsrns. 1As steck hslAs unusually Largo
thsy con tdsn "a al same.
n B. W. = II. 1UcKEk,
Il u Sign of Ned Paddock cor. Mail4 7dsts.
I sKsok uk, March y, lsSe-44w
A lNRkS' PlCkS, ,SAUvBL6, Ae., for sale By
ll1 nOhDdAv aie e.W. A.TUCkEk.
TNkkFtLK,S HORSE nAllsSs-1seoa stock OF al
~ Ais@ for sals by S.W.A H.TuokEk.
~sOkTHH y kIk Les - ariens qualities u ecyth
- k.es .ad sharpsns'sio, :sls ey r,,crrp
ii IS tsi NOV la.e.-- A -A.x 4 q stacl Of AMss
. a.sss sssssl' for ''i' l'- s'v.An,. TUCKER.
( IyKlNDsT0 NEs.-Ths Bsres q, u,.ndstonss ,ofva-
v rieus'SiSes, Ter sale by
ass1B - ~. u Q.TUGK HR.
sign 81 n e a MA1ocksa
March o, 'eo-dAw Cor. hAin aasl.
!. kNUR MALL. ia
T. III 10 Sd do
Flooring do
Anasalsd % te,iineh--. saperio'srtisls.
UAsink do
Finishing Dc f
Together with AgensralAssortmsn N tof otherHAiIA
OF the belmont brand, just received snd for sale
Low BY lmehs1 s. W. u. luIhEh,
i NVhA ,uAhOEN y kLHblNu AID <thef "A sss
~ ladies, Shoveis, Nattocsf and Picks;
Ecyth3, Hnaths, and dfain Cfacles;
Cow-bslls RAk ~ aud Corr piantsrsj
ELL On, Trace and Halter Ghains;
CStting Boxes, Hay and straw knivss;
Hay ,htraw and Manure furkss IS a. -v7
Ard large stock Of AssoRfEp HARDWARE Apt
CUTLERY en- handand for sale Low BY
nehSdkv kfNe H.W.a IL. TUCKER.
Tns = ~ n ssORN TMEA RaOOfA ~
4 NEW suppty Of Tress Ilosn, - The sise,
N vsaaaly wanted, tasethef with . gsssfal -
sortment Of Coopcrs Tools, just received, and fo
sale low BY B.M. d Il. TUCKER.
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" AL1x. RA1cAAt.

040s @. AkDkBeOEs #GMas fALkA. bA1CAAAIs
" ,d2r H7ABilSlD II i6lS. V7
an saDA NKING as'OUsE - y
-Goo. q. Andoxls,ou q Go.
+ HAVE THIS DAY AUMf11ED As A PART
nEn in the Banking Business, ALnx.s BAsc1iAv,
txhp -has bean my Yrilrr far the last six yeaTe3.
be busjssssiil herss3sar - ec.dasssd Hnder the
firm and style of - 3%a
GEO. C.,ANDERSQN = CO.
BAing one of tAe eldest Banking Housss az not
the Oldest In Iowa The new 6flp aoltcfna contin-
uance Of former patronage 70 Hbsf1iiy VI tended
to them. 4 s.s4fq4
They will make Collections and remit--les. Ex-
chAnge--sn the. day of paymeRt, freq Of charge.
Their references are as formerly BY the senior
80 AxrxRYHoEs: ..1
wipslo< Lanier Co, Renksrs. New-Tork.
Park Bank, N. \. N
|-Edwa+a " " .cIsEkA- Co., PhilAdslphiA4= -
ClApp, Fuller Browne, Bankerss Boston.
Howard Banking Comp pAny,
n.sg.fn ns| 3. : 4 I,.i1sls'n nA'sssa'' $50
Farmers. Deposit Bank. PiusharsA.
Mechanics Eank -
Kramer Rahm, sBankersss
Gilmore \ Brotherton, Banker Cincinnati.
A. II. Hunt 4 Co, bankers, Lopissalls, ky.s /.
STATE savings Institution, st. Louis, No. ~ !;
Keoknl, Jan \ bs. GR0-C.ANDER6oN.
janIG0 sa $3.50
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Us HsAAslAklAAHAE. .Ttai
MissouYi Etato Mutual

FIRE AND MARINL INSURAACE C0MPAAl,
1s4ae .Ut 81. LnVIn.v naaH scss
5.s.necas.,,s.. .ia.isncs; n las.,i u.s. .og.s,i,
K.My~Sa, ~. fsok, 49, sAls xaadsY-
Janes smith, a. y. Poneroy ~. -, fsxs.
= B. 6.kLLlUiI ,See'y s. u. Al,aAkLL sA0es't
10 .x1nA-aAxA 1DoVs klvKs rAxkH. '
fsS - ~ AukAk6, N4Asrs Agent. :
d.c9dly A.Dklu44AN ,AG't, ksakpk.
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activity shsn nos forsss the manner In which your
imperial a,s and all the msmo- 81 the 81 Sortos
souu rte. hav. acted shis rtznt OCCASION AID
vnh M. III Rusela sil preserve the Remembrance OF
!, eeyona . count The future rs k0oSn Z, God alone
and nn.l OF he great work lDde tag-n dc
psnc es holy Gil aisass ner ii1l. Nssa,tbaless
from so,s TINE hsnfe'osth say ourselves win
a Tranquil eopseisics Nat ~e have emplyei for the
comp, nou OF thr 40 every means Ia our plSer aud
can hop- ho@oiy that " vi1cDc. protects our
sell beossa oouDty, vii bsss the accom- ehmeat u
our oes sns, he quit! q ali Gu he kuOwn 70 H.
IL sapc'ionioy me projects reatng tho emannipa-
ton ~ the pe.sans ahd The settle
melt OF tter con0itiOn the future have deemeI 10
nospepsae - lake Il he sa,ue ma for the
orgabzat'on ~ the entire rural class upno g~uere asd
unnoi I'D pbses Win fht object cIe4ie sp cal com
mti.e, Under my Immediate dlrectoo, Of ~hleu
stu M mh.r - no oromg 20 the presidency have
tho conviction, that ohen acqasiDten my
whes 10 thFs matter aiit act velv nneertAse with
your usual zeal that nothing diminish the anors OF
this esb work, 80 intimately conDecleo sila the al
ready te'innSIsd remain ever, your caria'iy atec
y, nate aDo grateful ALEXANDER.
sT PETERSBURG, Feb 10
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I'll 0 mos .s37, 7ez s26
I'll Q mos. .s21 ,G62, 264


There is nothing new in money. It is impossi.
bic to lend large sums better than four per cent
per annurn, and several brokers are refusing
money at that price. First class paper at ; a6
per cent Is much wanted Capitalists will proba-
bly, avail themselves Of the panic on the Stock Elk
change TO seek employment for their money in
dividend paying securities.
The foreign exchange market continues dull
Some leading bankers have sold sterling bills at
l071< while others are holding at lo7'A los.
Francs are called 5.7S 27lI. There are some
good produce bills in market which are picked up
at 1867. l07; but still the complaint among the
bankers is Of the scarcity Of mercantile exchange.
fresh panic assailed the stock market this
morning, based on the notion that war was about
70 break ont at Fort Sumter. The bears put ous
their contracts boldly, and general decline en-
aued The impression among many of the best
informed members Of the Board il that there s no
basis for the idea that Sumter il to DO reinforced
but there IL no reasoning with panics and there
was no resistance TO the downward movement.
Between the boards the market rallied; In the
afternoon everything was Il ! per cent better,
and closed firm ut the reaction. At the morning
board United States skies declined "a; TONNES
sees, Il; yrginiss, ~; Missouris, ~; Caifor-
MAS, q Panama, ]; New York Central Va; Pa
cilc Mail, ~; Erie, ~; Hudson, Is; Har.
LEM preferred, 2; Reading, ~; guaranteed,
3; Michigan Genital, az; Illinois Central,
.; Galena, ~; Toledo, 2; Rock Island, ~. The
closing prices, which were, az stated above, q q
per cent above those Of the morning, were as
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LONDON MONEY MAaVgr.


Friday, the 2esh, . str Ct noliiay on Change in
london. on Thursday the 2s,h tho funds were neavy
and dull ard ccnsos dsclind ~ closing a. 81 for
money, and Elk :, for account.
In the general oiscourt market there was good de-
rnand for money A. OK per cent but the appncations
st the bsDk were comparatively moderate.
kessrs Cappa BROTHERS. Ct London in the Lcvsnt trade
had Suspended Liabilities about SO 600
Two aodaiona failures at Manchester are reported,
vz:bopod samson, buying sgeot, for about tJ0 soo
and S. j. bale merchant, for about GO 900
The weekly returns OF The Bank OF England show an In
crease Of buior of fIbs ,o3l.
Gcssrs Baring BROTHERS Co. quote bar silver 5s sd ;
dollars, "a. iit4d, nominal; eagles, los, 81.
1rEsrooI, Mrsh Goa. II.
IIvIRroe COTTON AARKET.
No business has boe1 done thursday the 2Sh--
yesterday bong Good Friday AMI to day hodayn The
cotton trade. The Brokers Circular issued Thursday
saysTbe advices per Artistic po fully conf med the
Moderate estimates or the crop, with marked falling OF
in tho receipts that prices stimulated by good general
dsS sce them the inquiry has been less active in oonSe
eusnce Of the Unsettled saie OF the operatives In the
manufacture disrcte ana the market closes AZ barely
I'd per pound advance IN American on last Friday
tatorsn Sales OF the week, IS so bales, incluaing
~ go on speculation and toe export On Thursday
the market quiet with sales Of 600 bss including
1000 ON speculation and foo export
Ncssrs James Hewitt Go. say the advance OF one
eighth was partially lost and tho market closed frsc
TRADE AT MANCHESTER
dull, owing 70 the trouble among the operatives but
prices are uncharget
There has been no corn market the 26h which
day there was material change any article. heeers
Wakefield Nah o.. report under date OF evening Of
the 2s,h nosr dbl ~ sales q, barely rates OF 25th
wheat quiet but steady Corn In moderate request IT
reduction Of %. Per quarter since the 2eth.
PROVISIONS.
Beef and pork very dali Nothing passing Bacon slow
or sale n: 4ps q sos lard stcady at S5e sos, for
choice American. Cheese and butter unchanged. Tsiow
dull and holders anxious W realize. Botcers Associs
tion sold nj 65s I'd.
LONDON MARKETS.
Ncssrs Barring Bros q % repoft:--Enssh wheat IL q
d. dcaSer for 1ne Foreign frm nj previous rates
very fat ct f5 for bars and rails. Scotch pigs ATS
Sugars buoyan and fully qi. per 10. dearer Coffee aud
rice quiet Tslow quiet, at 5ss sd. fory.c Tea un.
changed. Ccngou lie, a. IL, Nd. ons inactive Lnssed
as Sd. Spirits Of tnrpeniine not quoted.
American securities quiet and unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, March 30--P n.
Tho cotton market Is coseo in consequence u the holi.
day.
Hrcadstuns are quiet but steady.
Provisions dull
LONDON, March So--r ".
Consois close at ok 91ss for money, and 91S p1
for account.
Sales Of Illinois Central shares at 27a 20 discount and
Erie sharee at 27s2s
HAvRg, March %, 1851.
The cotton market opened buoyant prices advanced
slightly but closed dull New Orleans tres orduaire los
snts do has 100 francs sales Of the week IL 900 bales
sock In port 25< 900 bales.
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BY TELEGRAPH TO QUEENSTOWN,

BY TELEGRAPH TO QUEENSTOWN.
BssLN, March 31--A. NJ
TIE Federal Council has at the isst1nce Of sardinia
pontet federal commissioners for ADJUSTING the Affairs Of
the rcno Bskopric. The Coniedcracy will be held st
rurin
TrRTs, March 81, 1861
The 0stons OF today says has been notified by the
Marquis Dc Avego the part of the oleen Of England
that her Majesty would receive him 10 the OF the
King Of Italy. The Federal Council hrs made siniar
declaration 10 our Minister q, Berlin.
Milan, March 30, 1861
The Persepsransc Of today saYs the movement OF the
Austrian army continued. Orders have been given for
the construction Of additional works TO the Notifications
Of poia.
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Tho Paris Pd,s has ed oria the preseucA % tho
Fnce OF ofleaas at the uoefa ~ the Duchess % Kent,
a0d KS wha. such GeIoI ttratipn II this
Fngkb ps0pe have par. cipatinn such mfr sta
sons, and thanks tio1 that ne great interests of
vorio ale not snboF innate "a tue pyce 81 CIuis
Ibe Il III D o. Poictiers haa beea cOndemnei bg the
cou c If state formally r.pimaaded for bis
naandtE1bt IN he Roman question.
farls letter Gays Lore o~tey hti demanded *
panathns from the ruJki goyarrment respecting she
expedition to ADJ ssDia AID tie OF
tory at Adones
Very wa,ke rnmors continued In circulation In Paris
AMI hsd depressed toe Bonfse. Rentes however she
2eth closed III mer ~ 81 80
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Corn meal Jersey and Brandywne. 2 IS a 10
Canadian flour heavy with slss VI about 900 1s
cosng at So 50 81 30 Tor brands saatnern aof
less active prices heavy. fne ennTacol
about 200 oos closing wtnm tho ranse Of tha tooge
quotations Rye -four steady our ngnres with
sales Of $50 bbs Corn meal was quiet AZ our ngues
Wheat was heavy, with The turn Of The market in
iaSof Of purchasers. Sles a 90 eco uas AZ
rather lower rsttsviz 81 ~ 81 % for snte Western
and hentacky 81 SO ST. 50 Tor rod do 81 10 s. - Tor
req state Chicago sprung Milwaukee cluo 81 oO Tor
whe Canada and ABOUT 81 30 for Cnsoa ciuo Urn mas
declined lie. &c, with Bales Of $1,000 bushels, cneny
Weetern mixed AZ 6i1c, o3 for and go 81 sc
for old. Oats were active and 10 higher. Nothing new
in rye or barley.
CorToN. The market loss buoyant, though without
chan go Of moment in quo'aSens rne sales embraced
about 500 bales We quote middliag uyauds al l2alc
a23sc, with small o,s from store reported at lsc for
II doIlng upands.
ConEE The ma, ket is steady. RIO sold Moderately
within the range OF lie. l5c with some Lagayara ~
lac. a. 10, and Java ~nn'n the range lezc al7Ai
FREIGhTs so Liverpool 0o0 1000 bbls. hJur
engaged at "a. 9d; a 600 bushels corn ~ 9Aa and
slUe do in ships bags al l0d and 600 bushels wheat
10 ships bags at 1Ohc and go TO Daios " cotton at
lod. To London2t00 obls nour were engaged a. So.
Cd, and 10 geo bushels wheat in oalk at hSd. Rates
were steady for Glasgow and for havre.
FRUr.-Rasns were sttaoy and IN ar demand With
sales Of lew hundred boxes a. ~ l7h 81 ~ or lay
ana 81 60 Tor bunch.
GusSy CLorH-The market steady, with limited
sales ~ l0c. cash, 10 l0hc SIX months.
GvNNy BAGS were steady, ana heavy weights were
1ImIy hello al 12xc l3c
bAy-ssJes OF goo oaies were reported at 75s. Soc
chipping, and AZ soc 900. city lhs ste..n
er Nashville carried Que Large ca'eo for Chars sion
sope so 40 bales At 2lc 2sc tno LATER nsure for
pail lots OF choice.
iRoNseotch p, Arm, with sales Of 200 800 pigs
~ $50 TO, Fix months.
iIMh--The market without movement Of import.
while prices for both Of ocklAnd, toe ao
fenc. OF Ba.es o, moment, ~es. noainai.
PROVISIONS Pork The maxi Vas nrm while sales Of
200 eco bbs were reported At SIT 3 for mass heid
The cOse al $l7 COZ, prime $3 10 $40. Beef
WAS firm and unchanged tho sahs wees a. IS 10 a
80 Tor repacR.d mess and $40 Sill foe extra prime
ess beet was oul and nominal bve hams at
.I. g
with small sales at exc. 61ec for Shoulders and a. SC.
a bAc Tor hams BACON IOmnI Lard was hrm
good demand, with sales VI 500 bbs a. 81 0c.
Butter selling at lie 20. jof air u prime State,
and l0c lsc fo Ohio Geese ragged from 7c 10 l0c.
Tor comm On TO prime oaries.
RICE was steady and safes reported within the range Of
3hc sllsc.
euGAfs were in fair demand with fair sales, including
.npss wtha the range OF ic bAc and Porto REQ AZ
61c. a &c.
esEDs- Timothy quiet and nominal, whi,e there
lair demand for clover, with moiel ates sacs at
| Ike
| Wa,sKEY.--saes reached 500 bbls. at 1870,
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LE,yRs WORTH, April 8, 1901
Ybe Governor Of Kansae withholde the certificates OF
election 70 Meess. Lane and pomery, as The United
states Senator'S on the ground that there doubt
m 70 the legality Of the election thcrc being excess Of
the number OF votes cast
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The Central Railroad Of New Jersey has de.
clared a dividend Of two and half per cent pay
able 18th instant. The Macon and Western Rail-
road Company Ga, a quarterly dividend of three
per cent, payable to New York stockholders at
the Bank Of the Republic on and after the 18th
instant.
Mr.. James Robb, special Master in Chancery,
for that purpose appointed, advertiaes in the
Illinois State Register that he will SELL under
decree entered in the Macoupin Circuit Court, the
st. Louis, Alton and Chicago Railroad, and oil
eppurtenances fixtures, &C. Sale to take place
May %, 1861 in the city of Springfield.
We read in the Charleston Mercury
At meeting of representatives from ell the banks OF
this city held at the Planters and Acchancs' Bank,
Wednesday afternoon last, the I'd inst. IL was
Resolved that the representatives Of the banks pres
ent at this meeting will recommend 70 their respective
banks 10 redeem the demand Of the Confederate 60
vernment, com, their bills which mey DO received IN
payment for subscriptions to the Confederate loan In
South Carolina, agreeabiy 10 the terms and proposals Of
the Secretary OF tho Treasury az Set forth In his circular
70 the several banks OF the 9th March, 1851
AT an adjourned meeting held yesterday afternoon 70.
ports received from s the banks that they bad &C
ceded to the foregoing resolution We learn from good
authority, that although no formal action has been bad
upon the subject, the banks OF thH city VIII probably
take among them at least million OF The proposed
loon.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMeRciA
TUESDAY. April % Z. n

TUEtDAY, April J-u I. M.
The Custom House returns Of the trade of the
port for the month Of March were completed to-
day, and We subjoin our usual comparative Ia
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

ENIEAIEeS PREMIUM GOLDEN ALR.-DEP0r AND
Sample Room 1883 Broad gay, "a Gard Pleuty u
drink AID nothing 70 All persons who drink Golden Ale
eattnred II ~ the best they drank
required Sold BY the hog.head barrel hall barel so
in bottles psckages OF 3to dozen and shipped to
parts. PIERCE BhEHAN, sole Agent. Two siiye, Medals
N exhibition.
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IndkA and China.

The letters from 10 ia aud OhiHa nothing OF M
ment ~ ahat hae en- ALREADY received by teegFa phi.
The United States steamers Hartford and DaOtah wsre
az bong h1 g. ana The -ag as 1nan9aae
The Dew taeaty ignored by tie Aanoarins al Foo
Chow
Lord Egn reached Trieste the goth u en- route for
England
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TuRYs HOTEL. COLLEGE asEEN, pUBErN-YHD
Hotel very central clean and oo.med'oa Ia, nvsy
"0e n''e' NV anu '''' '' WILLIAM yuxy, rrsyss~.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPOR

kNkUAf1 10
AsniEs The market qn OF and Sales o1nnnel 70
small lots OF both sorts, Al So 3iA
bhEAusrufTs fiour-tne set was less active, ana
prices were easier TOR state brands. me
taes embraced about 1896 bDs closing within the
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rE,O AMERICANS VISITING GREAT B1frAIN IaP-
Land or the Contnent OF Hurope Ladies' and gsnenen
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-10

II Ia asserted that In consequence Of Invasion o.
SpZa, 10 Albania, by Ssr hadaas tho represel afives
OF tbe Powers at toosantinople had insisted the
Portes seno,uE mixed com0irson 70 the Herzegovina
Host buts Continued IN Herzegovina between the In
Hurgebts and The Turk sb troops.
he Porte is said 10 have refused 10 submit 10 the
Powers, before pronngaiB, the reforms It intsads 10
grant, appreheDdug tnst Russia might agstn take up
toe PROJECT OF permanent conferences At Coastsutnope
TIE Powers raid ~ have insisted compliance with
their demand.
The Sandman Aru bassdor o. Coostantlnope bad pro-
tested against the OF the seques'rei
board toe Rnshee AZ Gala Sir H. Buwer defended tbs
act on internal opal grounds.
Bosnia said 10 be menaced with anarchy Of tho
mot alarming character. Austria had orbtten the
port II srms INTO Bosnia, and bad body Of troops
to The ITonteIa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-10

TIE steamship Persia arrived this morning with
Liverpool dates to 30th. Her commercial news is
unimportant the day previous to her sailing hag
ipg been Good Friday. Breadstufts were quiet,
cotton unchanged, the funds duh at 9lss a q,
Illinois Central u a 26 dis, and Erie q IS. The
circular OF Barring Bros. g. Co. states that there is
10 change or movement in American stocks. The
London Times of March 20 notices and quotes the
market as folows--
In -e colonial arke, there have been few changes Of
mo r'npce Grand Trunk OF Canada cueed her
6at VI 20 2. 2Ib the ordinary bonds - Al toe
preference 60 68. American railway securities closet
'he fame yesterday. Canada i've per cents, 1907
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-10

IMPERIAL HOTEL, CORK, rRKrAND-fHn Lone
established and well knosn Hotel is condacted on W.
eel apart the OF families who prefer living u Fran
caise Table dHote overy day At half sin ococh m
Imperial Omnibus awaits the arrival and de>ar,ure % eAo
train Hot cold and shower heths always ready Night pov
Yer In attendance. A. COTTON SoN prupvtctosa