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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-29
A strong UUtOn Voice From
North Carolina.

The Raleigh IN. Co. STANDARD has this
paragraph;
The truth is the Unionists in the late
campaign, triumphcd alike over treason,
passion, fraud and ialscheod and, il may
be, Brilishg gold. The people, on the 2Sth
February, dealt the conspirators against
the Union of the States, aud against the
rights, the interests aud tho safety Of
North Carolina, a mortal blow. The
beast Of Dispnion was wounded unto
death, hut he still has power as he wr,thes
IN his final agony. Let MS finish him.
Let tho people set their mark on the agi-
tutors aud distur ers ofthcir peace. Let
the good work Of crushing out the Yam
ceyltcs 90 on, Lo them attempt IL they
dare, TO inuugurate a revolution In North
Carolina. The people have spoken, aud
III becomes conspiTators TO hide their
heads. When the eagle is abroad Let
the bats aud oN retire TO their holes.
That psFtion Of the property Of Mich
olas Lo6gworth which is listed within
the city of Cincinnati, and is held in hi,
own name, is assessed al a million aud
half dollars, paying a tax Of over $4,000
Besides this, he has property in the coun
try, aud other property listed in the namc
OF tenants and partners,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-29
Mails BWrRt on the PcnnsylV.t
mia Railroad.

PmLADELrmA, March %. -Thirty-fivo
mail pouches were on the train on the
Pennsylvania Central Railroad, burnt
Wednesday night, among them the ST.
Louis and Louisville mails Of the 18th,
and the Cincinnati, Toledo, Columbus
aud Pittsbnrg Of the goth for Harrisbur 2
Philadelphia and Washington. The
Harrisburg mail was saved A special
agent has gone 10 secure the remains of
tho lotters, which will bo sent to the dead
letter office.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-29
Mr.. Lincoln Ovcrworlscd.
The Now York Times wushingtc


correspondent says;
There is a good dcul Of anxiety in Re-
publicgn circles concerning the Prcsi-
dents health and the effect upon il OF
his manner Of doing business. lie has
no system or method whatever, but al
lows his time and strength to be cXhaus-
ted in listening 20 oihcC-scckcrs, and
doing the drujgcry which belongs to the
Departments. Until Wednesday NOR
ming he had not even taken a ride for
recreation. From five o'clock in the
morning until after midnight he permits
himself 10 bo made the passive victim Of
the thousands who would readily sacrifice
his life and the safety of the nation to
their own selfish c0gerncss for oihcc.--
This course of action can have but one
result, IL has killed two good PrCs,-
dents, and will inevitably deprive the
country Of another, il it is not changed,
A false dclicacy prevents his friends from
making proper representations 10 Mr..
Lincoln OF this subject, aud the danger
is that his profound and uusclfsh anxiety
to see every body and give nobody any
ground to complain Of injustice, will sap
his strength aud shorten his lilo.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-29
Pursen Brow wuIow aud the
Govern Orsiip ofTCuucsscc.


Parson Brownlow announces himself
a candidate for the Govcrnorsh;p Of Ten
nossce, looking 20 the "unbought and
untorrifed people Of the State" for cleo
ton. lie says be stands by the Union,
the Constitution, and the Enforcement Of
the Laws, regarding the States that have
gone out Of the Union as guilty Of trea-
son, thc election Of Mr.. Lincoln a8 aiIor-
ding no ground for secession; and, il
elected, pledges himsclfto refuse to con-
vone the Legislature, or take any step
that would advance the cause OF soces-
sion. lie indorscs the inaugural Of Mr..
Lincoln as temperate, conservative, and
national; and thus speaks Of tho movers
Of dsunon;
The lenders in this movement 20 dis
solve this Union, the great citadel OF our
liberties, and tho depository Of tho
hopes Of the human race, will 90 down
to their graves without any halo of glory
surrounding their brows, while on their
heads will be gathered the Kissing curses
Of all generations, horrible as the lorkcd-
tongucd snakes Of Mcdusa
Their ghosts will stand on the highest
aud blacklist cmincuco Of infamy--the
dctcstution Of mankind. Having met a
traitors death, they will each and all Gil
a traitors grave, over which there will
be no requium but the grouns Of the OPP
pressed and the cxccratious Of the good.
Their monuments will be Of human
bones, upon foundations slippory with
human bloOd However high may have
been their elevation in Office, their fall
will be ike that Of Lucilcr. And whilst
from their bad cmuonce they shall turn
from beholding the glorics of that Con-
s,itution and Union, against which they
rcbcllcd in the year of Grace, 1861, to
survey the barren waste, the boundloss
and bottomlcss pits of Secession, they
will CXclsim like Lucifer, their "illustri-
Gus predecessor"
Farewell, happy Goldsl where Joy forever
dwell b!
Hail horrors hail Informal world! and thou,
Proioundcst hell! receive thy new possyssor!"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-29

Those who are 50 clumoToEs Tor saw
ing the Union by compromise and com
eeEsion, insist that the National Govern
ment shalt be prostratcd, the national su-
thori'y dehed and set u naught; and that
organized rebellion, Gctile treason, and
absolute Tevolation shall bee established.
To sarc the nation they insist thut il shall
be destroyed. What madness, what in-
faiuaiion, what folly ~ The! The liga-
inent that binds the nation together, shall
be severed, nRd that il 60 save tho Ma
iioul II such programme Is carried out,
NOT only Is the Union destroyed, but pop
adar Goiernment is also d stroy,d! -Saa.
Reg.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-29

49, There are no Cadets at West Point
from tho sooeded States. The last of
these hcdgling traitors has futtcrcd otto
the "sunny South
Mr.. John ]. Piatt, who is connect
ed with the Louisville Journal, has been
appointed to a 81 200 clerkship in one Of
the Departments at Washington.
-Parson Brownlow says of jeff, Da-
Wis: "a vile traitor, trained rebel, and
an inflated bigot, he as richly deserves
to be hung as ever oldJohn Brown did"
The Augusta (Ga,) Chronicle odyo-
Gates the discontinuance of many small
Post Offices in Georgia. IL says that,
for the year ending Sept. 2Oth, 1859, the
net proceeds Of each of five Offices in
Florida was under ten cents. Three of
them received four cents each, and one of
them throo cents,
-Messrs. Yoneey, Butler, King and
others, il is said, are going to England
and France 10 negotiate recognition of
The Confederate States. But it may be
asked whether they will be permitted ia
enter France without passport. IT,
procure passport they must swear they
are citizens Of the United States, which
may bother the gentlemen little.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-29

Assoon as Fort Sumter is considered
fairly disposed Of, Fort Pickcns comes on
20 the tapi', and the telegraph is set in
motion 10 pave the way ior It's possible
evacuation. This is kind OF guerilla
warfare peculiarly to the liking ofthe help
crs Of treason in the North, who profess
"a be for the Onion, while laboring most
Cacetually for It's destruction. Every
nun who would have the Government
preserved und the Uniou saved, must hop,
Tor the sPecGy'reinit rccmcat fort Pick.
cns, and that il nay be held against all
the world. Ii blu od flows, twill be OF
the hesds of those who have taken up th,
sword In rebellion.--SaHdusky Register
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-29
News by Telegraph,
Important Froun Tcxns.

GALVESTON, March 2O.-The Conven.
ton has passed an ordinance declaring
vacant the Governors chair, and that The
Secretary Of State account for his refusal
to appear before the Convention, as did
the other officers, upon due notification,
TO take the oath Of allegiance.
Lieutenant Gov, Clark was 10 assume
the functions at once, and tho Secretary
Of State was called upon to hand over
the great seal of OIL ce and his official
records.
The Legislature met on the 18th. II is
net known what Houston will do.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-29
RICHMOND, March %.

In the Convention to-day, Mr.. Baldwin
cont nued his remarks, speaking three
hours. He considered the Peace Confer
euce propositions an acceptable basis Of
adjustment, but thought the majority re-
port from the Committee on Federal re-
latiOns in some respect an Improvement.
Tho other proceedings were unimpor-
tant.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-29
New YonK. March %

The service on the overland Butterield
mail route is about 10 cease in pursuance
OF the act of Congress. So mails for
California from all parts Of the country
must 20 via PanaWe, until the new route
via Salt Like and Pa evills goes into
operation on the lst of june.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-29
sheriff sale.
j. S and r NJ Otis,


BY virtue Of an order made by the court Of
Common pens Of Cmwlor CIV Ohio, at the
July term thereof A. d. 1850, in the above
entitled cause and 10 me directed, ] will Offer
Tor mlc at Public Ycrduc, a. the door Of the
Court House, in the city OF 1'iiln, Seneca co d,
Ohio, on
TnE 29ru DAY o. ArRIL, A. D.. 1861,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and
O'Clock p NJ, Of said day, the following
lands nud icucmeuts TO wit:
The South .wost quarter dissection Thirty
five (56), township one ID, North Of Range
fourteen (l4) in Seneca co., Ohio.
LEVI WEiRICK,
Sheriff.
March 2nth. 1861 $3.50
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-29
Farm For Sale.


The subscriber offers for sale.
mn reasonable Term h, home farm. situated tirand
half mi es cisi Of INa, the North Greenfel road
cont7u re sn Of good an nd CS acres Of which rrs
we'll imprn,ei and seeded iu rr7ts-t o balance. HI
apfct, is heavily uniIcrul. On 30 Be- dwelling house
barn arl Uuthouses, orhafI So.
na2atw LEWIS <. HORTON.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-29

Col Forncy, Clerk Of the House Of
Representatives, has disbursed nearly
S7O0.OoO since the beginning Of the last
Congress, and not q single item Of his
accounts has been suspended or disal
lowed.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-29
Thc lnrch DIrnrcc Cnsc.

A correspondent writing from Chicago
to the Milwaukee Democrat says:
The Burch divorce cuso is still before
the Courts on motion for a now tri7l.-
Whatever the effect Of the Grst trial may
have been upon the public, il has other
failed to convince Mr.. Burch Of the in
justice Of his domsnd, or has failed to
overcome his obstinoy. II is not true,
os has been reported, that the trial cost
him 100000, or that il has used up a
large portion Of his fortune. | have tho
most reliable information that ho is
worth more to-day than ho was at the
time the suit commenced. The cost of
tho suit was large, though somewhat less
than $4,000, while in one speculation
alone Mr.. Durch is said to have realized
much larger sum of money. The re-
port that the parties ore negotiating tc
live together again, is also unlounded.-
] nm reliably informed that they are ne.
gotiuting for n permanent and pCuceHblC
separation, with prospects Of success
Neither party arc willing to endure an
other trial if il can be avoided Let us
hope that the details Of another trial may
never be spread before the public.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-29
AlEalrHrs, March 90.

Tho Arkansas Convention adjourned
after passing Secession ordinance and
Cooperation resolutions for submission
10 the popular vote. A coneiliatory spir-
twas manileslod by both parties.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-29
DO You wand a Homscg
NEW YORK & ERIE RAILROAD

ExrREs THuvslsaye Dunkirk daily, on arrival Of
Nh TrtiHs on the Lake shore Rairosd, from Cisvc-
land Cincinnati Toledo Chicago, and run through to
New York without change
THE oNLY RourE uuning Cars ihr ugh from the
lakesto New York Cty. Splendid ventilated Sleep
Ing cars run ON Night Trains.
Baggage checked through. Fare always as low n'
by any olhcrfuutc.
Boston pnssengeri and their nsgsaso transferred
Free in New York
ne particular and call fnr Tickets via Dunkirk aud
the New York and Erie Railroad, which are sold az
all the principal RAILROAD Offices 90 NV West.
This road affords fscilitot for shipment Of Freight
Superior 10 any other route.
AN EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN
caves New York daily, making close connections
lhrosghto allponts Wost and dquok,r time than ever
before made on any line.
For Freight rlte, enquire Of. G OArVAH go
Broadway, NHw NcHE; loHS s DUyLAF, rs StAie
-, Dosros, Mast, or of JACou FORsVrH, FHeEht
Agent, "a CLARK st.,CmCAoo. m,
CliAT. MlNOT,
GENL SUr'r.
feblJ-fy.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-29

CHARLESTON, March a5.-Col, Larmon
visited Charleston to-day--resut not
known lie was well received by the
Governor and will have pn interview
with Goa. Beaurgard ia the aNcrnoon-
returning tonight,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR RENT.

Ohe half of the Store Room
now oe.cnniedb the ,nhscribcr. Po'ss,iioh given
WM. GALIUP.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-29

BENEFITS CT SEcEssIoN.-Thc rCoplo
OF the SO ocediug States, under the oppres-
sius government Of the United States, got
their letters by mHilior postage ofthree
cents. The new government imposed
upon them, charges them within the Com
federucy five cents. All letters going
out of the Conlcdcracy, to points within
the United States, are thus made to pay
eight cents, five to the Confederacy and
three TO the United States. This is pos
tage relorml liurrah for Secession
The United States charges no duties on
exports, aud cotton from the Southern
States has ulwyys been exported free
Now, the Confederate States have impo-
scd upon it an export duty of one-eighth
Of a cent per pound
IIurrnh for Secession!
The cotton planters have, heretofore,
received free Of duty from the northern,
western, and middle States, per onnum,
millions of dollars worth Of manufacture
ed articles, on most or all ofwhich the
Southern Conlcdcracy now requires them
to pay duties. lIurra-n-u for secession
aud free trade! Tarrifrtd at both ends,
aud taxed in the Washington
Star.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-29
Southern Deluiiion or AbOIi-
uOuisIu,

Tho Southern Literary Messenger
gives tho following definition the word
"Abol.tionist;"
An abolitionist is any man who does
not love Slavery for IL own sake, 0s
divine institution; who does not worship
Il as tho corncr Stone Of civil liberty;
who does nyt adore it as the only poss-
bic social condition on which porms-
nCnt republican Government can be cree
ted; aud who does not, in his inmost soul
desire 10 see il extended aud perpgtuatcd
over tho whole earth, as a means of hui
man reformation second in dignity, i'm
porlance and sOcrednoss alone to the
Christian religion. lIewho does not
love African Slavery with this love is an
Abolitionist,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-29

OF The Richmond Enquirer gives the
vote in the United States Senate on the
Force Bill Of J0ckson's time, as fol-
lows:
Ycos-Bcll, Chambers, Clayton. Dul.
las, Dickerson, Dudley Ewing, Foot, For
sythe, Frclinghuyscn, Gruudy, lien
drick's, Hill, Holmes, Johnston, Kane,
knight, Nnuduin, Prentiss, Rives, Rob
bins. Robinson, Rugdles, Slsbee,
Spmpuc, Upton, Tomlinson, Wugga-
man, Webster, White, Wilkins, W4ight.
Nay--John Tyler,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-29
Executors sale of Real
Estate by Order OGCOurt.

Marei 9od, ,ls6l sl5 sheriff.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-15
'NEPHALIC PILLS,
CURE SICK HEADACHE.
CEPHALIC PILLS.
CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE.
CEPHALIC PILLS.
C1JRE ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE.

Nv theure ofthete pills the periodic attacks OF Ner1' o' ~
H,nda he mey be prevented and taken ut the
Of an attack immediate relief from pain and hekne VIII 0e
obtained
They seldom fall IN removing the Na7'ea ana H'"" "
which females q subject
They sct gently upon the bowels removing c""'e"e"
For Literary Men, Studeaf, Dec,;e Females ana az persons
Of se6ein,, l0b they valuable o. La-af improving
the qppae giving and to the digestive ogn' ana
csoy the naur-i elasticity und strength Of The whole sys'em
The CFPHALIC PILLS the result Of long Tvesg'toh
and carefully conducted experiments having beer in use many
y.,rs during which time 'hes have prevented and relieved
w amount Of Pal, and suHeog NOW Headache, whehe orig
a.tng in the system, from derangcd 'tste OF the
stomach.
They are rtey vegetable in their composition, and nay be
taken with perfect safety without making change
Of diet and ne absence Of dsageea TASTE readers easy
10 ddrisiiler them 90 children.
BEWARE or CoUNTERFTITs
The genuine Eve signatures Of HENRY c. sPALplN4
each Box.
Sold by Druggists ard al cher Desler, IN M'dicine'
4 Box will be sent by mail prepsid on receipt ithe
PRICE, IS CENTS.
All orders should be addressed TO
HENRY G. SPALDING,
No. 10 Cedsrst, NewYorf.
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DIED.

B4KTEon wednssdsy April 10 1891 10 cssto, Pa ~.
Eer rnsia' Uttered the family vault in 81 M,ris
BFRR EY-a, this city, on Thurdsy April IL jaime. e. ser
oftah and the lac Sh BeIen, in tie ISsh Of nis
BosSE-In this city, Thursday. April H. Anels wso Of
Louis Bose aged 2Fyesr, o months aud II days.
BURGEsS-In this city Thursday, Aprl H. SARAH Burgess
CALRoW-on Friday, April ~ Mary Ann Osborn vito Ct
attend funeral from the resdcuce of L. brobegin law
JOSEPH NayOr No 70 Ninth street. Monday att
o'clock
CORBETT-In San Francisco on Sunday March II Mr.
.ian Co,bet for may years resident Of the Fourth
the Cts q San Francisco
New Orleans psl Please cory.
CuATISAt Portchester y. " Eriday April r. Howard
Of Eli sassh Cur is god as day..
DtNNsoN-At Newark, n j. Friday, April 2, C. c. C.
penu.on sgrd A. yesrs.
FENToS-n lis cry. Friday April H. james FensOu, "a
FISEFRIa Brooklyn, sgnd4y April H. Henry Fiber
nj rG sss' and & also lo,o Of hi. SORT. Jro L. and
Ery e. "a o. us n law Wa ~ Wee Sd, s,s e.pse,
telafter, Ia Ayrte us, between ahnfoB ard
rem aia viii be ,sk,n f5i inerasst to Rye wc.,ci,.i
County, on "edn' sday aolrins - the y train.
Of Geo :. and eaea HiH, year. month";.
KUHLKEon Saturday. Aprt - Isf C.,psr X. Kuhls. Of
BrooAlyI Island n ne sd oe hi. &C., in III Lp.
The rslltIs. and fieods Of The % are invited to N.
O'clock.
RQsENsRocK - In this city, Friday, hprf u, Pete,
y kossuorock. son o. Peter AL RGse, koseA5roex.
Soi.tzh arocslyh T.. D.. on Friay April r. Ann soliL
vaNEERHc0f--sln runesy April a. IN Che fu bopeo +,
a Ln.@:aI rnertsy Ei.sseth futhl vic Of Mathew Vac
= dsrhoof Va the 7sgh ytkI Of he. aee.
Ihe seiiises AID hss Of euy respc,nv ivedts
.sasss ss .; Ss & co. ,sss,e Of s. dsaId
wood. "
wIILAMsoN his e'y, on Friday April 70 ssrah ess.,
ehad e Stephen snd kI-assth v ilan.oa sed ysar.3
= nsath, ard - ssyA
wOhpsW ViiIn-la bs city, Thursday April II. Richard
a fnsalLf and asys- u
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MsRKTED.

BETTS-BRlSIEY-on Thufsdsy April H. by NE Rev Geo.
5 Hare, Edward a BETS Miss Pamela da OF wilsup
J. bT,sley esd, oil o. this city.
AANN-LAIDLAW-In Brooklyn, THURSDAY April II, by
Rev. II j. Van Dyke John Z. Mann Mia Laid
law daughter Of John LdAw, esq all Ct HToeAiyu, a. Y
TaOkNF- EOGFES-At Granyile Wssliueon Comfy, ".
" he h inst according % thc Of the Society o.
lends Leonard c. IkOrue Of TINS city, to Hannah T. R9ge
81 I'LL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-15

Toal..... S5's35D Sl636l .253 S9.294 80 S527.07l
Increase compared with 1900. SO i67 sOS
Tie opening Of the State Canals is deferred to the lst
Of May the latest period Of opening for several years
past.
The movement Of the banks in the four PRINCIPAL
cities Of tie Union ii which weekly reports made
~ shown By their laEt statements, is AZ follows:
LoaGA. Deposits. pece CTR cpIn
HYork April sl2l 1890 $9rt5s 30 s17o5j 80 $3.50 ~
Is stou April b.. o. 800 I3gi6Ss5 5Eg $3.50 Ssj
FhIA Apn g.. 25,4iaie6 l6iUjll5 GE2OG3 30-ng2O
NOTgRs Apl6. li,i2U5D 222yl so L. OJO.U S7;6.olG
Total 5cqo35s 1873 80 2I$To56- zoo s2 ,S s73
Last we,k.... 2l 200 IjlVbbj 696s579 25s4l $50
Lat yosr...... al oo7 l,5i'OV6 .G50aO JJl5 500
The Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railroad
Company have declared a Gemi-anaual dividend Of b
. cent, payable and after tie 18th inst.
TIE anthracite coal carried down The Reading Rail-
road Outing the past week amounts to 1911 tuns,
which is 2Gl5 legs than the same week last year.
The Schuylkill Canal brought down less tL,n 5000
luns acaias, 81 7l3 tuns IL the same week ast year.
Annexed il the statement Of the New-0rleGus Banks
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MISSING.

MISSING.
TIE ship Baltic, Zerega, from Liverpool, Jan 9th,
with a full cargo of Goals for New.York, having now
been out rs days, rome apprehension il felt for her
safety. She is rated as IA, Of $40 tuns burden,
conner and iron fastened was built ia Boston in 1856,
and is owned by Zeraga g. Co. Of this city,
NEwYoRK HosPITAL.-The following is the weekly
report Of the officers Of the New.York Hospto April Rh,
1861: .r w.,
Admitted
Discharged. cured or relieved. ...........".'.'.oT
RsmAnlns stas.e, April i2th."'.''.s..''''''''s ~
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TIE San Francisco Stunning List saws:

The state Of the money market may be mod
opy by The term .aocrit. mel hsr rtra
gency lenaTkahle pretty b derna1d exits ID
NOT pressing AID peh-ps wants satisfactorily backed bS
secures about equal the capital seekins loan inve
ments and here remark that such capital relation
strip 10 unqreonaDle sccIiy oy. there itls ifanyfne
doing IN bills Of diog securities coiea,s subject 20 mach
conge1cy aud pretty g!dg marquis IN all required
nde such eIcrs;ouces the pIeyhiug rate ceot which
however IN some instances, usy ind sah; departure both
and bei5 and ayge amounts upon beet appoyedcoster
sight Ezcsage NeSYork remains To- several s.espe
past cent premium with hc exception Of houe. draw
g per cent In Serrg Exchange there is little deips
W days bills on Lemon remain at d. Commercial
Ns ae hitdy neloua6le - .Oi though MENTALLY quoted
and the latest advised condition of tie NcwYok make for
bs eaVes niue encoursg If early Improvement.
700 t are In rather better supp than usual the receipts
Of sod Dust OF late having materially augmented They are
guosge cday ~ ~ hne and they growing
The ex; OTIS OF Treasure were:
Mach l-Per CoTtes--
10 Ne"- SCS9 yeI 20
70 tnglahd'. $50 co
To ranama... IS 600 90
SI29 SAT W
March G. Per Ocean Pearl 10 Hong houg..... lS027 %
Mach iiPer Golden Gate, TO New S5 Gs9 II
Total since March a21 IA 80
PREVIOUSLY tlIs W
CoTesPcnd:ng period OF isst SSZLd3 ~
Failing OF this SiA ~
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Dnil6ing Alaterials.

IHOR TIE SUPERIOR ROOFING STATES
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r TIC Wcek ending April G:

Total .""s4,l2O,i51 $i7Oso65o Ss,17sss AZ asi4ss
The following table exhibits the respective sr,onts
Of Exchange held by the various banks, and s.soths
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