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Medical Examining Board.

Medical Examining Board.
HEADo'Rs BUREAU OF ORGANIZATION Q. &. C. T.,
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. &c, 1868. !
TIVE Board Of Surgeons for examination Of appli-
Il cants for commissions as Surgeons aud Assistant
Surgeons Of United States Colored Troops, will ecm
mence its sessions in this city at its TC0s "a Hosp
tai No. II, on Broadway street.
All applications must be made properly endorsed,
accompanied with testimonials 10 the President If
the Board, who i'll notify each applicant hen to
appear for examination.
By order OF
GV0aeEL. sTEARNS, A. A. G.,
Commanding Organic ition U. s. COl0red Troops.
JN0. LAwT0N Surgeon Z. S. Y0i's aud Pres't Board.
Surgeon j. W. LAwToS Surg. us Vols, and Presi-
dent Of Board.
{" T. J, FAReUH1RsoN, 4th Tennessee Infantry.
Asst Surg'n J. K. BAUDAT, U. S. Vols, Secy Board.
nov27-tf tDSPl
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Fro8 tss Hen. Jae1s y. 6Fa1II
President Of the Law school, "a Letanou, 10
who was for 20 years Or the Supreme ksnch
aessee
''Mr. Doibcar has spent many pears ih
aud periec5ing his system Of instruction, a
far superior 10 any teachir Of penmanship 4
er seen. You viii perceive az oEco that be !
Of ine intelligence. lie gives 70 inatructicR
a reason ard dis reasoning u 50 just azd q
you at once perceive the principie be seeks (
and that being fixed IN the mind, the papf
upon L, soon learns 10 white With ease aud {
as well as with elegance.
commend Sir. DOloear b your KIND attell
trust 10 viii be consistent with your views 4
iDgs 70 forward bis Ob.ccis. Any SERVES j.
render ham viii be worthily bestowed Rsd ~
me Very respectfully, year hisnd.
LEBtSON, TESS., Oct. 20, $50. n. G.
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Frosa ~ 81. Res. Bisloe or.
EoLraIA. LIZ NJ 2

ETlI7I y a. - lllII7| u.
CcLUsHIAs fENN /, Nov. q
Nh. J. ". noLEkAR-Dcar SIR haFs Be-
Interested and pieased IN sxaminng your q
Penmanship. Nour method o. teecaing So
TO be both skiif0l and hilhfal, aud the Imp
o. your pupils Is su prisirg and -apid bey
thing have ever Witnessed. I shal EEL
his testimony o. your merit sllali cad oiner
themselves Of your instruction Ia one of J.
beautiful and useful ara and am very resi-
etc. Jas. 4.
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" NASHVILLE, TENN DEC. Iztn, 100.
/ take pleasure in directing the atten-
ton of my military friends, and al
others, TO the science OfphOnOgrsphy, as
taught by Prof. ]. ". DOlbesr, of this
civ. 80 iec-sto
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10 RENT-FOR 1864.

The Farm in Edgefield, Of 225
Acres,
GITuATED befweon Gailatsn and White Creek
- Turnpikes, IN the centre C. which fs the family
rseidenoa Of Psymasts HArrls, Ct the o. :. Navy,
and the Ncrthsrn border Of il two small Cottages
With its barn, stables Carrags house 8prng house,
and otnsr ccnreuisnf ouf hogses ft eHorcs
Pleasant r6aide6cs near the city, and the sell Is
exreleat Tor c1itfsation.
AIRY - = J. oEe. AAxzIF, Pzsns1FNsJ & Navy,
hes York. or - q. q. ScOvEI..
No 10 FArs street oposits Est rouf Il "a tanitcl
Nashville, Isnnsssss.
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A correspondence Of the Cincinnati
Gazette,-one Of the ablest men in the
State-makes an argument fortified by
facts and figures, proving cOnclusively
that the war has not diminished the able
bodied men of the north. The gain and
loss is stated thus:
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BOON ovsr Snidh's Drug Store, CO... oAursl e..
sirsets. HOURS, 2 70 H. a. n, 70 5, ?. m,
10 Q at night.
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Allow me 10 introduce 10 yoa ny lfisrd D.
bear, who = sta your city for the purposs o.
ing Penmanship aud Photography. HIS rsp;
AZ = sGcceesfdl teacher is 20 web and So Viasiy
lig1ed tat i all say nothinr on that score.
desire 70 present. him as q gentleman from Vi.
oiety have derived much pleasure and prodt.
one whom you have the intelligence - Apr
anything yOu may do % further his designs V
gratefully Acknowledged By your frisad,
JdaS G. EDG
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WAsaINuros .. - b

ne following very iasi remarks q Ne Hia
81. BENTON, U. ). senaIor, are worthy the q
regard OF parents and ali young persons vi
any hope Of sacoess N the busiuess Of nfe.
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HEkDoUARTxRs COMMISSION FOR THE }
ORGANIZATIONS OF u s. CoEORxD TEo0Fs,S
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. !, 1863
Csrcslzar Nc. l.
In accordance with Orders from the
President of the United States, the fol-
loving recruiting stations have been es-
tablisbed for Colored Troops in the De-
partment Of the Cumberland:
Nashville, Tennessee,
MurfreesboFo,
Gallatfn, H st
WartEace, q,
CIArksville, -
Snelbyville,
Columbia,
= Stevenson Aisbana. ~
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Bridgeport, Alabama.
Pikeyille, Tenn.
20 Fort Boneldson Tenn. -
McMinnvilIe, Tenn. sl
Pulaski, Tenn.
Lynnyille, 80 TO-
All claims By alleged owners of slaves
who may be enlisted, will be laid before
the Board Amounted by the President.
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" N8IINlIlN W 7 IIl %
Sir-Considermg good handwriting % b Z
an accomplishment, bat a means o. success {
man engaged Ia buiness, greatly applaud 70
itoriOus eKorti0ns TO improve the chirucTaphJ
age. A gentleman or a lady either who write
never writes willingly; and Consequently oflel
write when they Should; aud When hey DO Wi
dOce at the last m9ment, with haste aud impa
and consequently with faults Ct all kinds, ofs
hitting and injdring both the Nriter and d.
which he advocates. Wishing yCu every sucr
your iaudable undeTtakings,
Irsnlaia yours, respectfully,
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SPECIAL DISEASES.

GRATEF0b FOR TIE LIBERAL PATRONAGE
u Ae has reoSved respectfully informs the citizen
and soldiers that he has removed bis DsFEEsARK 70
81 CHERRY STREET,
where the afflicted may always Ind him enga eed via
the Eome zeal, aszidnsty, secrecy, and attention
thelr misfortunes, which hzs successfully dstln
gGished him As a Physician 10 bis special depa-tnen
Of professional practics. an
Chronic and Acute Diseases,
ScrOfuls, spinal AEsett0Rs, S-TaVeI,
HydrocEle, OOngenAtAI aud -cci.
dental PhymosiHs Structures,
Diseases OF the Kidneys. Biaa,
der and PROSTATE Gland, Eer
eurtal AGsetIons sud DEsesss
OF the skin, sses,
meet with no rcssisncs from his rsFnsdissi
PET7ATR OF vKHERaAL DIsKAsEs
Of al forms and stages, speedily cured and eecsualb
ersdiested from Tie system. Beeent cases cured IA
fsW days r
Dr. C's once Is well arranged, and persons afictss
With these diseases can have the srriotest privacy
Persons 81 diEsauee can address him b letter de
ecrtbing tho mos prominent symptoms, but IN 81
dinle1t cases, : personal exaninatoa viii be usces
Once hours froza s IN TIA MornsnF
stll 8 IN the evening.
ian silly
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2es Brig. Gen. R. s. GRANGER.
w. NEyIN, Capt. & a. A. GsuI.
Dec. 23-1w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-29
Very Latest News from Europe, per Asia.


Intelligence received here, as Is believed Oh good
authority, states that the Russian Government has
no intention of employing the increased seventies
mentioned by the German papers as Imminent alter
the 18Th inst. On the contrary, 10 long ~ diplo-
matte Negotiations for the paclhca.on Of Poland con-
tinue, tho Government will do all In its power
10 restrain the license OF the Doldiery. There Is even
a rumor Of prooDgation Of the term appointed Tor
the insurgents TO lay down their arms.
According to the Czas hsts have been opened by
the Russian Governors Of tho different Polish prov
nces in which the inhabitants are required TO state
whether they ore Tor or against the insurreeon. Il.
il considered doubtful whether this peculiar method
OF taking the sense Of the country will be attended
with success. -, .
The same Journal contradicts the statement that
Jezorausk was forced 10 retreat 10 Austrian terri
tory upon the 9Th Of May. 1t 10 admitted that no
was surrounded by considerable Russian forces after
the combat OF the 9Th inst but II Is also averred
that he escaped the tolls BY q clever manenver.
Without further hostilties JeziOranski managed 10
slip through the Russian positions, and has marched
toward tho Austrian frontier.
The country Gems 'Armes, organized by the Rev
dictionary Government, have already display cd
their efficiency.
On the Goth ult. body Of these troops attacked
convoy Of 20 Cossacks, escorting ammunition from
Prasmysz to OstIolsnks, and got possession OF the
Wagons.
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Inur.nAr. My % Z.


The Share market To-day WAS irregular. open
ing heavy. but closing with y strouser feeling.
Tho mlly in some cares wa, / to Il y cent The
prominent h.usl,s. Tho market appears 10 be IL
that fcysrisb eA,e which usually indicates lst the
reaction il exhausted and that tue buysrs aad sellers
are nearly equal IN number and strehgth. la Gov.
ornmsuts there was not Il large buAoess, aud the
quotations were soa.eely ss strong as yesterday.
Shares werc hammered with cons derable yIgor by
the bca.rr ba, without much success nearly ovory
description rallied Ut the close. AT the Second
Board, the market was not active, and the business
TO large extent in cash stock, bu, the feeling con-
tnaed strong, aLd the quotations wero generally
established Al higher prices. Pittsburgh, which was
yesterday %, sold high rs ~. Reading improved
to 10, a. aiLst l01 in the morning. Uudson River
advanced Al y ceat, Pacific Nal | v cent, Fort
Wayne IA ' cent, Chicago and Altoo, =
ceat, North.WeHern y cent, Harlem
Il v cent, Ene y cent. Galsna y cent, Ceatg.
1 Y cent and the market closing firm. A. the Il
o'clock call tho market was without important
change, with IA lair demand FOR shares. The latest
quotations ares American Gold, Ii3l alh; Pacific
Mail Steamship Company, lSlial5li; New-York
Central Railroad, l2Oi d l20l; Erie Railway, 93io
g3,, Erie Railway Preferred. lei; 1915 Hudson
River Railroad, 1911 alJ2i Harlem Railroad, 1904
clio; Harlem Railroad Preferred, lIlt9llli;
Reading Railroad, ilOdilO!; Michigan Central
Railroad lisa ll5.; Michigan Southern and North
em Indiana Railroad, 7J3 ali; Michigan Southern
and Northern Indiana Guaranteed, 1881 9ll4; Hi
uois Central Railroad, li0i a ll0l Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Railroad. SLASH, G.lena and Chicago
Railroad, l0ielOiii Cleveland aud Toledo Railroad
llll 9ll5; Chicago and Rock Island Railroad, 99i
a99i; Milwaukee Ind Prairie Du Chen Railroad
45 S45i; Fort Wayne Railroad, ~ a73.
The market for Foreign Bills has been fairly active
at l57 a l58 for Sterng-sone holders asking igher
figures.
Freighis arc again lower, bnt are lrmer ut tho
close. TO Liverpool tho engagements are I'D, 600
bush. Grain, one.half Wheat, at ii QGid. for Corn
in bulk aud bags and 81 AID. for Wheat, in bulk aud
bags ono bin Of Il, 900 bush. Corn WAS reported ut
3D., but it il conradeted by all the Freight brokers'
at their high Change; 800 bbls. Flour 1T Is 3D.;
., 500 bbls. do at 2s 500 ties. Lard and 30 boxes
Bacon a. 22s. Cd, and per neutral flag 1000 bbls
Flour at d. l0d.; by Brish vessel aud per steamer
100 bales Cotton at "a. To London 1000 BUSH
Wheat at 3D., in bags; 200 bbls. Oil Cake ut Us
Cd; and per neutral hug 200 bbls Flour at IA lOid
and 900 bbls. do. at 81. To Antwerp 1900 BUSH
Wheat vt lid. In charters We only hear Of Nor.
wegian bark, to Dublin, with q, 900 BUSH Wheat ut
lid. and 5 v cont primage.
The business Of tho Sub.Trea,ury WAS: Receipts,
a., OS9, 6Gi 53--for Customs $l22,Oo0; Payments,
e., 265, 2i6 %; Balance, 81, s0S,67S &c.
The Chicago and Alton Railroad Company earned
for tue week ending May 20, 1868,
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ArrxnrrSa so swrspLk the GoyEKSarSr-

ArrEaprIsd 80 SwIsDLE the GoykRsatSt'-
CLAs. ssuer sud Charles Richter both Gssmsr' "sfe 81
,ea day before yesterday at the United states Pay
oace NO o. Blrcokei street tor pTessntns false eenHes'
Il ,hsfge and Attempting to rase thereon =" ~ -
vsp., were Ia f.vcr Of Henry Kns, dsaesbe4 Vs.
cert Ecste OF discharge disabled soldier u 70
q Regiment My. ", eli tho names thereto beios iofs'
which l.et va. discovered by Ma Lee and M. heehaA"
s,usr said that hs tue papers before H'e'
Lowed them to him. while tho latter declared 'ha' S'
ave them him, and told him what TO do 70 '0's'
money few wseks AGO presented e'' HeA''' -
b,, nav TO Major Lee which teos duly ossd ana W.
son,d. were promptly cashed Report was maoe 20 ''e
rs,,.u, 4, w.,hir ston when wss found that me '''
men hal drawn their pay some days before ''' S','
The p.rl,. who perpe,r.-d th, fraud were huh'sS
1910. oei,.,. .ad arrested and sent to F'H ".I'h'
hs,. b,y now await tI. Ol their fraudulent S'u' pei''
,.a, Major Lee they had swinLisd the
about $4,000 Richter and Ssuer arc ''''' u"
Ing examination The detectives are no" eDs4ssu
70, ~. r,,u,,r Of the esthcals ard the parties
getting them up
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yaliandi gbnIn's Address TO the Ohio De-

MILITARY Ps,oS, CI:tISssTI, D.. asy - 1893
To IHL DLN,cHAcY OF ONO: Baniehed from my
native STATE tor 80 cfimc save Democratic opinions
and ice speech TO sou 10 their defence and about TO
into exile not ofmy wilbut by The compulsiun
" an arbitrary aud ,yraHnic power which ! oabuot
resi,t, allow H.. parting word. Because despoii-m
and euGerior force ~ viii u, 30 within tho conitt
crate lines. | we'll Understand tie purpose Of this
order Bat III yaIa the malice OF enemies shall thus
continue 10 give color 70 tho calumnes AMI
Interpretations of the past two years
They little comprehend he true character OF tie
man with whom they have TO deal. No order Of
bani-hmont, executed by superior force, can Tecsse
me IRON my Obligations or deprive the OF my rights
ns a citizen Of OHIO aud OF the United Syaies. NJ
allegiance ~ my own State and Government ! shall
recognize, wherctoeytr may be, ss binding IN all
things, inst the same "a though | remained upon
their soil. Every sentiment and expression q At
tachment 10 the Union and devotion TO the COnst-
tutiou-to my country-wh.ch have ever cherished
or uttered, shall abide unchanged and unretSacted
till my return. Meantime, will not doub. that tho
people OF OHIO, covering not q moment before
either the ihreass orbe exerese Of arbitrary power
will, in evsry trial, prove themselves WORTHY to be
called freemen. &. IL VALLAEDIGHAh.
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Board, May 20, were Is follows.
OHriid. Aakd

40 share. M.nhstlan. loo shares COluoh,... y
w .aH.s Manhattan leo. Ct 100 shares Poot,e -
Al auction. there were several sale. Of dress good
silks, ribbons, &c, al which the attendance wss
large. and good prices obtained. AT u large
sale Of domestic soods the rates show decllue Of
Gbout 10 y cent
man by he name Of T. II. Craig. alias Norton,
yas arr..toI in Philadelphia to-day, charged with
a,;emtting TO swinde Messrs. Thompson Broth
. IN of this city and Mr.. +. q. Adams Of Chicago,
out of \ large amount Of money, by means Of
forced drafts. The bogus character Of the
drafts Was detected yesterday simultaneously in
Washington, Baltimore, ard Philadelphia. The
,orger had. 1t appeared, forwarded promssory notes
20 two or hires banks in each city for collection,
with direct ons 70 remit the proceed TO cer.ap sd
dr,rs IN Pniladelphia. lie then forwarded the
forged drat. Of Mr.. +. c. Adams on Messrs
Thompson Brothers, to several banking houses
in each OF the ciIles. with directions
10 raw the noes alluded to- aud remit the balance Of
the drafts To PHILADELPHIA. The signatures Of the
dra.ts was exceedingly we'll executed, but the gen
eral A. p,arnnce was calculated 20 excite susIicon,
and the dylectives Of Phladelph.a were put on the
rack, and to-day arrested tho forger. The amount
If the attempted fraud, Ne far as sscertaned, Is
about 80 co., but We cannot ascertain that any
has been ylctimzed.
Geo. K. Taylor, President Of the Pacific Railroad
oil Missouri has Just returned from tho East. where
no has contracted for 900 Of railroad iron,
be u,od IN extending the Pacihe Railroad to War
rensturg, distance OF 20 miles beyond the present
terminus. While at Washington Mr. Taylor OF
tanned AN advance from the Post-Oniee Department
Of SIS per mile per anDum for mail service, aud all
arroafases due the road. In consideration Of the
value OF the road TO the Government, MF. Tay .or
obtained from the President and Secretary Of War
the ASSURANCE that the abor.rs employed al the
tempa,ed extension should BE- free from ito consrp-
ZION act.
The London EcoHO,aist Of thai date says:
A brsa inquiry Ia, chaIAc'eIzed tho market ths week
Rates side bank have advanced hes tAe official
imum and cou.ilorab amount OF baue.. has bssn
sh.r cAacod by lenders Ar WAS Of goa have
been taken Tor export and withtrawAs Of o0iu have
been made oT Turkey aud BtstiL Nu 10 tfihs Ais
Tue tho market hss calculated BY the
.pecu Ia foreign stocks and an .oe dcsfee By the
.IG oty embark scheues which attract money fr1.
sccuA0fs Nd premium huuios who iof tlo mos bog
nigh terms.
The eusnt qo,or. for money suljoned. AMI ~
hgh.r tho baAk Considerable ndSp0sition exists
10 tako s.ed pap,r tho BE mAnd OF Tho pat days
g siVca o 10 an opinion that AZ advance may b. SON ala
bounced:
,nsy has bsen wanted In tho stoes Exchange on
good securities, and rs.e, yaiyiBg from TO y cent EIr
paid government securities
subiHed tho rasss Of dsosoGt In tho chief continental
cils.:
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On the 3o.h ult. they captured Russian Major,
and nj Che same time two officers engaged IN Inspect
Jag 'he ,elee1,phs. A. oo,.,ol - tho
cor,r,;..;onerr. They are iurusted with unli nited
rowers. and are sent by the Rev olutonary Govern
mon; into every district.
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a., 49,. ,so r.syT $50 50 1897 1895 isl
10 Jeu.... 2oi,735C2T l1,Sia9s "'Sr++o' 10 'S"'
The Gold movement has been moderate 'ooAy'
without much huc;uation in price. The range mar
been between 1881 IA closing at lfJ3.
The business of Tie Paei Mail Steamship Com
pany shows very favorable result for the year
ending the let inst. The Company has bniit and
paid for two new steamers, costing about $02',V0o
each; added 40 coo to the surplus fund; PAID "
cent dividends TO the SHAREHOLDER; reduced the
valuation of property in California, and are now
building tho fourth hrst-class steamer to complete
the line. The Atlantic and Baltic, Of which the
Pacific Mail Company own four.nintbs, are now
under charter
Tie deposits with Mr. Cisco for conversion into
fye-tweuties reach 81 900, 900 to-day.
The money market has become again quits easy
and the supply OF capital abundant at b al cent
After o'clock the supply was in excess OF the de-
mand. most of the borrowing having been done
early in the day
The annexed letter from the Treasury Department
conveys information Of Importance IN regard to pay
uenI oi accrued interest:
THHA,UHY DEPARTMENT. May p, lsb1
sR You letter Of tte 10Th inst. re.tv- n tne coirc ion
u otsie.. from .uD'eos" 20 tHe ~ Bonds H'
been received OIL.
rh, Invaluable rule has been estatli,hed that deposit, fr
~ Bones may b. made at tine, The Interest ~ Goa
ra,uo. " III date o. dfPor, ,- -, .
H. .yOd G4cdonai Coupons ihs oepostor pieere 70
pay hs accrued ut-e.s in com he 10 PTivesrd TO do 80
bsiy TO lociiul J, -
>. + CHASE. Secretary OF IresInTy'
To M.DHs THOsP.Os BHOs hsr.lorL
The prices ana sales Of stocks al the Mining Stock
IL A fnli
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ARRESTED oS CHsRGS on EnBEIh'n y,
ut.d p,,b.nu. clerl in the store Of James A. hea"
=, RIO .dwsy was arrested by detective Farley 90
d,v ,,.prs and Lsn before Justice ouaeIe'''a =,
5.y charged with collecting various 'un' oil
count Of hi. employers, and SpPropa log tho same
,e Farb,un was formerly ,mP.o,sd'. Glen or when he
CO.'S essb.nl ent. in Cha.h' W ,he ..as lial a.
~, bsh 60 Toned hi. arrest at tii' uhs. ,oI, aud
hsrse from B.nua he ssee,ed hn'ss Ole cloth snd ,s.
., ~ ~, Win. Of 1870 Tho soods weis ~ ~, t,.I
Wv a, To-. I'm mi. last case ho has been hs'' '
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.reet,ts Of Produce.

MAY % in4o boz. sl.ur. 20 bO.s Nhi.y, 40 90 .,
Coz "A a. 4. bss. orr Meat 5000 bush " beat s's'
,us Com, ~ pss, AsBe- - PCS Butter 2.Y lAs- ~
.,.Aious YAs,. LeId l.1J ~. Petroleum.
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ATTEMPT TO COMMIT SulclpE:Ison. AZ, " Gp.suwcs
night, MS Mary .Mp .,,e,as by Jumping OF tho dseA
tiesi aitempssi to eoniD" r Jou,s Of the sia Pre-.
s1. iSS: ps !, 'Gs %Sni.
rom gro" pg av.r 20 the keeping 0! bsf husosS~
.sos'aasu;S VS. The eaase assigned for the s''s"'s
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the cent (B5) and c. for The cent tiy5 \, rail-
bouds i,ttie busines l- been Jonp H. AI,,
sud Ofr.. ~estea tPonasJivAiA s.eaos, L... a.s,.s
he.e hsyr advee esd Z = : L - 1 - = -
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lhe Anniversaries.

EEYSpT (OruopoI) YE,str MaEriSG' a. the Neeu .
uou,e in T.estls.a stfeos, opposite OrsAsrcy fEA
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Bans Rata Op Market

Saes OF cOnsos have operated rather adversely tho
ket Ia Government securities whch been
tho week ThsIo this evening" OF Iho overthrow Of
tho Union army under Gen. Hooker without pro-
ducng Eject prices Europ,sn politics at all
regarded 1t the pesebt moment and oAnaot be- conrsa
tho disturbing that luhnenc- the
iund. sales OF sooA apPosr made with regular
ny and steade, that have prevailed foI nouhs back
i the absence Of speculative purchases the ket vsIy
uray declines Consos close at 9t div sellers iop jane
aud 90, d9 Tor money; New cents aud Reduced Oh
India v Cents 1904 10 ilOI EIcheqle bills ia. dis. var
and India bond, la. to 2is prem.
The Bank Of England statement shows the follow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-29

In realion 70 AmerieAn stOcAs y. X. SalterthWAlte
remarks:
We hsvs to report continuance Of the 6rmnsss we last
noticed in tho mAikst In London for American seca
tics Tho principal l, for Erie and Illinois shares both -
which have risen ~ share The demand for unnaoIssd
United States bonds M Continues they coss na o. w Tor
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