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THE CURATIVE:

properties Of the medicine direct Themselves to tn.
organs Of secretion, and by Altering the condition
Of the Stomach and Liver that the starchy prinoipe
Of the food Is not converted into sugar long e
syEtem is under the influence Of the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-21
DELICATE CHILDREN.
PARENTS

Those suffering from Marasmus, wasting away, with
scarcely aly flesh their bones cured in very
sort time one BOTTLE IN such cases, VIII have most
surprising effect.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-21
CONSTITUTION WATER,

which gives these organs time recover healthy
tone and Yigor We able to state that the OonE-
tuition Naser has cured oVeFy case Of Diabetes In
which IL has been given.
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DWRemomber that these Bittsr5 81
ARE NOT ALCOHOLIC,
And Not Intended aI Beverage.

Sg-Ths PrOprietOrs have thousands Of Latssnfr
the most Eminent
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-21

CLXv1EAKD u .ADER
STEAM PRINTING HOUSE.

The Es0sst Syls, Of Tgps cOastaaay BE-
ing SseeiOed.
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R0s DyPPHa'
CONSTITUTION WATER

Rave long sincs given up the use Of Duchu, cubsbI
and juniper in the treatment Of theae diseases and
only use thsn for want Of better remedy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-21

OsloilI visit Of 4 ViIlaEdiGhamzeE g the
Army of th0 CnnBeFland-.ElIs CBHVcrsa-
tion win Gensrai Garaeld--The Defeat
OF eur Army Conceded to Be TmperIant 20
the Success Of the Democratic Ticket
ValIaudiaham's FnIsehOOds Exposed.
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hAs TrOysdisf equal to the task that has dsvOlvsd
''nH' D;,-.s.,

.0sn lead 70 chronic degeneration and confirmed d1-
easo.
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IORNTNGLEADER

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-27
TUESDAY. LIAv r6---p. "


The downward tendency Of the Stock market con
ipusd to-day with some irreguIarity. The recon
decline has used ~ margin aaG thrown conside-ab,
stock Oh unwilling market, while the bears hGy'
made the bes use Of The uncertainty in yecui to b,
Vcssbu1g advicss and hammsred with vieor. The
parties usually operating for the rise are, in lie
mean time waiting Tor tie owess point before insU
garsting new upward speculation. The decline
ranged from to y cent, but az the close quota
lions took an upward tarn. Governments were very
strong, the SKIES Of 1881 seiing CT l0S} and the
Elves Of lS74 at 93 the SeveE-TairJics ore
107 0l0li, aud Deb: Certificates S9l for new.
and i0Z or DID, At the one o'clock call q market vaG
fri az, and a; tue Second ard .e quotations WERE
III nearly every esos, higher, with sifoyg desire 70
buy among tho parties who wole lie sell
le-s SPORT in the morning, The tItusactioIs
were mainly regular. tue bears shcwing u
disposition 10 incre4ie their Enes. Tie advance
was 2 cent il Piits.arg, u . cent in Ere, +
cent in Reading, = cent in Michigan Cent'al, u
cent In j. du Chen, = cent IL HARLEM, = CEN;
in Michigan Southern, u 3 cent in Cbcgo and
North Western, /. p cent il Fort Wayne, T. cen.
In Central, &C. The market for Governments w4s
strong, and Safe bonds bad an upward tendency;
SeLh'cocrr rC4iiLS Vf1I thA 7D''4 a. -
the 0'cock call the market WIS uucL disturbed by
various Tuuors in regard TO the army Of an uniavor-
able character, and prices stili iuitLer improved
with an active desire " buy the prominent iaAcies
lie shorts were free purchasers AMI the bullB ap-
pesfed 20 have acquired new courage TIE latest
quotations show general advance, and the market
closed firm U. s. Cs Of 1881, kegd, los;
u. b. 90 Of 1881, Coupons, 1885, a 1851; 1ennenoo
State 6s, a., Aizsouli State 6s, 72172;
American Gold, li4s a. 45; Pacific Mail Seamship
Company, 1884 u ls4; Eew.York Centrs. Railroad.
l2oi a l20i; Eric Railway 95t a95l; Enc Railway
Preferred l05al054; Hudson River Railroad.
l34a135; Harlem Railroad, Illi0ii2; Harlem
Railroad Preferred, lI44 Ola; Reading Railroad
Il3aIlSi; Michigan Central Railroad Il1, 0ll6;
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad
NOM; Michigan Southern aud Northern Indiana
Gu.ra.atsed, ll49Il4; Illinois Central Railroad,
Hi 4lI3, Cleveland and PistsLurgb Railroad,
6t067i; Gslens and Chicago Railroad, 1910
IO4; Cleveland aud Toledo Railroad, ll2Sll2!j
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad, 99099i, Mil.
wsakee aud Prairie Du Chisn Railroad, 45Q454;
Fort Wayne Railroad, 73i@73iI Iene Haute and
Alton Railroad Preferred, 1890.
The market for Foreign Bills has been disturbed
by the fuotustoDs 10 gold, but tbere has been fair
amour. of transactions in Sterling at l56 1877 clos
Ing 81 I5S9l57, under the advanced ratio Of gold.
Hseishh are again lower, and fairly active. To
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-27
ly di'chrr,i svsey duty d.'o,,ns on %. In so0e.e.~

ly d'chsrE,d svssy duty de,o,,us on me In sooa.es
with the work
When the Building Cor, mission was rendered ineon,,,
by the resign on OF M. Salnon promptiy nousf.5
A. q, Churchill sczsn Of high chsrscsr end "a n -,
hl his place 1nst nom naion. made than IL a.,s
az you have psfsistenty Refused u set upon, ahonb IT.
law nnper@yey enOined upon you that duty and tb ,h
Interests ss urgently dom ended its performance IL was t.
reinl on your part add this Inst has obsucie5 ~.
pTOrsesz Of Ia. building II LEFT tie Corraion -,
aud its acts oil doubtful Legality and On i'm portsut ops
where the two remaining Commissioners fed 70 ssee n
len them viihou. en- umpire TO decide between tbsr
As an Hl0strston Of tbis, 4 beg to remind w..
Of one esse which actually occntrsd In TIE sni,s
o. Os after tho Is.g1suoB Of BIZ Salmon tbs two r.
naming commiSsi0uers Invited bidz Tor unsrsnsd
sont st. Among those that deemed a.
Tar as tho quality Of tho marble aud the responsibility Of bs
bidders Concerned for 39S aoh-r fog
skJ 05 H. and another tor s2+9553 Tie Commiutoncrs
failed 10 IA swNdn. under these bids IL 4
nndersood sLat Of them Ia fsvsr Of giving 10 De
TWO higher odier The inability tho Cor niSsicnsrs y
egree In case OF such importance sad free from c!nicuI
tieA % this clearly ILLUSTRATED the necessity Of having The
Commission complete IL also forcbly demonstrated the I'm.
efOpTiety oil your refusal TO act The seat IN
you and TO thi, refusal must 10 srbusd the waste a
time which has been caused Eereoy, and e
peDse which NUT DO pearrsd In the comptoa OF ia
Cou House In consequence ofths enhanced price MITE
loIlIl and labor OEOIOk OPU1kE, Mayor.
Inotsn by hr. pvRpY adopted thai tho Cornsi,ass
hrw Coarouss report tho several allegations sDs,
tAlrei in tie message al Tie next meeting
Mr. TWEED made motion 10 the effect that the Commit -
wait upoa the Msyoc aud learn his views In seer that hs
matter might n possible. be spicably settled.
Mr. SgOOK Indignantly replied that no would not wait upsn
the Mayer any such nsoa At TITS point If the
son mo.Ca to oJ0aIa ult neat TUESDAY aiterucoa
carried.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-27
Further BY tho Asia - Very --latest va
Queenstown.

ENIFAN, Monday Way y 1so*
The following is the very Latest ne"s 0y tue A"''
Lospos May Is. 1879
The financial feature Of the week 10 the ecsaVn'N
ment Of a Company hero 10 act III T'.s,
viii ths Credit Mobiher of Paris, Madrid, am :.
aud Amsterdam, and also with Messrs. ho'insn 60.
q Co., Fould, MslIet, Mareand aud other P Gnm.
mont bansers OF Paris. The business Oh .as IRA
oany here is independent and free IN It's sc'oa, -
iinss,y allied win the Association named aoovo S
Yhs Company Is formed very strong . "as, .nsh
comprises some OF tho leading hrns 10 LonSo and
as Mogsrs. Frederick HUH & Co., riuun'@ Gsorc.
Cos hen, Heath Il Co, Dobrec sons -, "I SacS
Peabody & Co., and Stern Brotnsn s ,hs Som-
numes command the entire conhaen000 "
Ths American steam sloor.ofwsr Wyoming s ~ tSs
rock in Swaiow haroor aud sustained as'0a$' "
extent OF S2500v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-27

Number rsponsd for th,s mArfst Forty fourth street,
$3.50.
Firt1uslty.......u Gi2 lOIdinsyy. GU
Medinn.............W 0Il I
some ezra good Beeves n-y be quoted at lie
Iho general svsrsge OF the usiiei at lie
The most Of the ,aJes range from l0c. 70 Ito 80
pt!ces per head pound. OF different weises VIII
n, found in accounts OF sales o! rundry drovts.
Total number Oh bssves received In the city Abs veal
3,CsG. ,,co,,
An ina average OF last year The average nusber at esch
"wednesday market las: year 1 head willis the nun
her today being $50 shows ia head less ils tro
and l69 head more thsD Ills day week.
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Enara were as followf.

The aggregate export OF produce end mercAan'
die, exclusive Of sQocie, for tie past week, Wa
So O2G, il2.
The Merchants Bank Lac declared dividend Of
81 y cent, free Of Government tax.
The Money market is somewhat irregular, but
shows increasing ease. The supply il abundant 70
good borrowers, 81 6a7 2 cent.
The conversions mo tie Fye.Tweaty loan reach
81 100 900 to-day.
Holders Of more than three-fourhs cf the capital
stock Of tie Milwaules and Chicago Railroad Com
lsny have sent in their ssssnt 70 The sgrceuen, o.
consolidation with tie Chioago aud Milwaukee Rail.
road Company, and have registered their stock 10
tloir own names OF tie Office Of the Company, At
No 80 Wall street. 10 ths city. TIE ss,er, Of cutie
as large portion Of TIRE stockholders Of ,ae Chicago
and Milwaukee RsiLocd Company las been gwen
20 the amaiganation.
Tie books Of tho Cleveland, Columbus and Gin
ciunal Railroad viii close On the Goth May, az
open On the 10th JGne for tho special meeting st
Cleveland. Tie earnings for hpr.i were SlsJ,0OO
ard those Of May show very large increase over
tho corresponding peliod Of lat year.
Tho following table win compare the present eondi-
ton Of the banks Of the City Of New.lork with that
at the close Of the eorree qording vice.; last year:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-27

Y;.o-.o, The .ncngenente are 800 bales Cotton at
1sa \, ~. g.. coo bush. Corn at 7e74d. in bulk
I'd bsos. IS coo bush. Wheat at 7idSi. in buik
o,d baos. /. 500 tbs. Flour st &c. %. I'D; AM
nov non,ral aag, 1900 bush. Corn at Sli. IN bulk,
rvbieh !. above the market now fully 3D.. 500 tee.
lard ST g7s. Cd; GO tuna OIL at 27s.6d.; and per
s,eaner, 500 bales Cotton at ID. = ib, and Lou
hoxes Cheese 1t Coz. To London: 200 tcN Lard per
neutral vessel ut De Cd. To GLASGOW: 4Oo tcs'
lard per neural ship at 39L Tho Charters are
Norwegsu brig with 1900 BUSH grain TO uire ',
irish ToIt at Ss. Norwegian ship win o''VOO
BUSH 10. to drec, irish port at 10 su'' 1in
British brig to dilec. Continental pof' WIN ps''0i'
cum oil o. 9s.
The business Of the Sub.TressuFy was; heee'p1s'
S1.73i. 2l8 82-for Customs, 1929, JVo; Payments
q, 2sl Isl OF; Balance, Sai,6H ,493 i3.
TIE Galena AID Chicago road earned tho third
week in May: ...,,,.. .ooa
1885,. ...."s22ooo lsf9..'';::iis;icSsoS'2s
IucrevC.......''.. '''''''s'.SIhtoS
The Michigan Southern road shows gain the
same week Of more than Sll eco.
Tie following ia a statement Of coal transported
on n Delaware and Hudson canal:
For tAs Week Tor thc
eudirg May - Season
Delaware end Hudson Csns' Co....?3et9 iass!
emmy vsnia 4. Al Co.,.........'...Ii.e's '''S1'
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS laI,f"'
For the sane period last year;
Delaware sni Huilon Canal Co.....es93 rs .oS
Penn sylv anis Coal Co......."...'''ISoos "']o'
Tc.sl taaf. 4'N'@f'
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i
InE 400 MARKET.
Receipts t6is weei
LIZ. yysish. Dead Sc cat
Flrsiqu,ll,, sorp.f,d. large DE-.
Eecslots OF Produce.

ur s-rtaa bL. Ftour IS ubl.. Corn Aea. Coz bsg'
Cor hoa - u5ls. NAl.ky, lJ.sO blsl - besl, s,J
Du.h Corr 90 Pkg. Ashes 1925 "a tfo'Aions - p~s|
vtLsr - pass Lend 20 Lac. A.0 pka@ FetfeeeAi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-27

Under tie adyices fgomthe Mississippi River there
is panic in Cotton goods, and tie nominal prices
sre 20 to rs 3 ceIi down from those Of two weeks
since. BseadFtuG5 are also again lower under the
decline in gold and exchange and tine tranaacuonr
aIe moderate.
| Annexed are the particulars Of one Ct the mos,
important real estate sales which has been held ioi
como time. TIE company WIG large, the bidding
spiri.od, and ;he prices generally satisfactory:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-27

WHISKY 10 In modsrats demand, and the maItss h Z
shade hrmer the cossi sAes Of ~ bbu $'t '0' o0'
and 40 for Western
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-27
EKw.YOKA CATTLE SiARHET.
pEpnpT

ror THE VIEW EspiSO TUESDAY. Nay ~. ipc3
o-,I RECEIPTS OF CATTLE o. al KiHpa Fon Ths WEI
aroor5px 10 the reports from ts several nirTIs'phoss
\. et, tLsfe have bsen received this week;
~ '"' Shsspsnd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-27
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

TIE movement in gold bias bern very crratio 70.
day. tie variations reaching III the aggregate 2
cent. In the morning tho market was very heavy
under tho sales Of parties who believe in the con-
oneEt OF Vicksbcrg, and before o'clock the quota
tations bad touched 1904 From this the market,
under rumors that Lee WIS threatening Maryland,
that Lorrg had reinforced Pemberton, and that
Grant had been renulsed advanced to liJi closing at
the Second Board at l445.
The prices and sales Of socks at The Milipg Stock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-27

I y
rH2 ESTATE or me L.rE TFA'cis SlcHoIsos.
10, south .de lS. 20 eei wc.' S,hsv go
lie, wss s5s p sy IS IT, moth il3ib q, 251lOo.... 81,
Ia l41- w Il. get zc-ay lJ1!OvlV....... 81.
L., cy- l):hst and ithav, 23'HgJ. as
I.ot yoLhs -, '.ra - ~
Lot !. 4-sV. saa III -, 49, KyJ.......,.. 80
Lot adjoining ca 4lhs,. g5xFp Observation-Disclosures. <51
o aa 'nis ca 4'aty' ~
Lot 81 ,aiig Oh <h ~. 420
lot EoJglaHs on in.aV ~
L,t adjoining EhLv., go
Loi l2ds., o. # BE-: 4thsv. 2.zloolo........ +s5
Lot sdjoHlag bav9 l51i'o!c. S55
10, Hof th-sas! c9 4Jd aud 4;n--g, ~sIxs0 80
Lot ..ds 30 3-i,. IS feet 1hv, Z3xJU ... 4,
Lot tdj51ilg ess 20 ~ A..
10. acjoiniug Zjas9 as
LCt 20 lee ees: Of sb0yr. %J@s9 80
lct .cJO. rs elN u ttve 1871 ......'.'s...... ~
Lot az yiLllg east II syov 81s 40
lot ac u.s cast o. sbeyc I5zgJll :........... IC5
- roth tid3 42d :, so II east o. dh-tv zIJ... 40
Lot eolbng above, &1.n ~
lot a. ,-inng aes'c - 40
qen OF in4 s5joD' land Of G. Vanderbilt staten
!'e"0..'''.'..'
IIiE EsTATE or 1HE LATE hNSOS q. PHLLPs.
lot sJ.'ic't come. AyeUpe AMI Oos, iOJ... vi 100
h., adjoining On Aye9le a, US
ia al Ayensa 4, e5riff .................. 8a
ut "a H,u venue \. .jxiJ5..............., Us
bot acJoins on Avenue A. @szI' ................ 40
H.. sol,1 20 Avenue %, 1sxi.j.............. ~
Lot t uli .tuo g. % D5.....s.,,.......... 10
Aot .oA.. Z. tc.as northwest corner AVENUE aid
.s.i,J'S
Fot ,i- tlutL-eas corner Avenue spd bci-ft, with
Il ies't corner :sib..t eai Hyr1a. A M;
h. lining Avenue 4, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Us
'.AAb On avenue ~
yibug avenue h, 2,41c..................... t2J
n. orc. north side s9-s,, To- fo't sstt Ayoudo 4,
ta water night, 23z 10 rad <1...............r~ 90
10 g.. 5Jt-ai. tna ~. a. .JK.Go........ -,
Z. a1.D.ns ~ A. Pa i.2t5
.ot .9,i,Dg on ~ "A, 2'1 LIS
Nv A. ,is1
ADJOINING ~ A. ilIt
Gri0ain. On Ay a 4l.l
lot G3Joiring On ~ - @51s' lye
L1 l.. beng y. ". 5tst al a. a, zJIlO0. 80,
i., S. AIDE 5ghst w IT, W. nv A. 23IIJ05....... 30
lining Ia
lOl .dloinins 100
i.nt roj dining ZAlI5. 100
pi alJDpib za1i iJ
y. auloYlng II !S
i.ot saioiuiu. 2fx 100
iot sdloining -, 1000
10. y. II. corner 5s...t aud " A. Z5.1lj0.. lr0
L1l adjoining ANoAUe 4, 4r IiUJ
Lot scloniDE Avenue A. TX OO.............. 1000
Lot adJoniDg Avenue 4, 2aZ 0............... loo
10, sdj,ging on Avenue 25liC1.............I O7j
Los s9jo-iilg On Avenue a. H5xltQ.............l 1915
Los aHloining on AysBuo n, ilah
10y 1aJoihing y 4 3Jth 81 aud Avenue ~ zohlOO 100
10, south .iGe '9h st. 100 H. Il. Aysnus 4, 25SiJ' ~
~. selvninh 10
e~Jpnihg' Va
20. pYith soo soth IT, iOV H. L. Avenue a, 25XiOO w.
euy ,nios ylo
10. sdjoi1ing 23slCO LC23
los adjoining with lots rear on south ado 18th
including water rshlfor ell. 100
il0t o 4. COZ ANobue aaa sblh ZJIUG...... 400
Lot adjoining on avenue A, Is i100 IFS
Lot adjoining on s,enue A, - lx00 l25
Lot adjoining On svoaas A. 2S1iD0. I25
Lot northeast corusr bllht and svA $50
lot sdj0ihng o1ths 23x 100 s. 4 lO
Lot saoiuing 90 37ths, 100
10. adjoining On t1thst 25y 1901. 10
Eve lots sd,sning With ispr 0sa Iem ssuh SIDE tsh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-25

Tho feature Of tie IapsactIons al the Stock ~
change this morning was the rapid advance IN gold
from lG7 TO Ia, an advance Of II y cent on the
closing prices Of yesterday. 1t Giterward sold as
hish as IN, but fell back 70 1904, recovering 70
100 just after the adjournment. The transactions
were very large, and the market was very enuch
excited. There seemed to be no cause Tor The rise
executing the speculative action developed by the
impression that Congsss will authorize further
issue Of currency. Tho business in Governments
was not large, but quotations were strong. Coupon
c. OF Ssl cold a, lOl and TIE registered at 9s, nm
advance Of II y cent on tho former The 1903
sold at 1911, and one-year certificates NJ Js--a
further advance. a large amount OF theso certih-
Gates have been taken for investment to-day at about
this price. In the Share movement the tone OF the
market was very strong. Eric was very active,
and sold NJ 10 co. Hudson River was
also more active than OF late, a large line
selling at eSI. Central sold ut ll9. 100. Pacific
I Mail continues TO advance, and touched 10, an
IMPROVEMENT of M y cent from the lowest poin
touched during the recent decline. Toledo sold at
| gGl, an Improvement Of II ? cent Fort Wayne
was active at &C. Co.. Southern Common, although
without at prefent any prospect OF DIVIDENDS touched
/ 90, &c. Minnesota mining stock, which has just
been introduced at tie Board cold at 81. III the
| o'clock call, gold was very active Ut EllaH13'
/ The tranaaclions in shares woro large nj about
previous prices. At the Second Board, Governments
were very strong and in fair demand, coupons OF
1881 selling at lOll and registered at lVOl Shares
generally were without change Of importance.
j PitlsbuIg was active AT 7Oi Southern Common al
b3 Erie at 793 50, &C. Fort Wayne advanced to
" and Terrc Hauie Preferred TO ~. Gold was
moderately active at H0ld7l4 At tho O'Clock
call the market was strong and active. Debt Ger
ticaes sold at 81, l. and large transactions were
made in gold al I72al72i further advance
Shares were firm at the quotations OF the Second
Board, and in some cases wore higher. The cosing
prices were: U. y. 6s, registered, 1881, 9Ss d~i
u. S. e., coupons 1881, lOlial0li; United States
81, 1874, coupons, ?jg96i Oregon War Loan,
laf-yearly, 96G95; United States Treasury Noes
1910, IOit 0lOl:; United States Us, l-year Cor
tificates, Ut@T4; Demand Notes fold issnel, l|lt
0l7ls; Tennessee State Gs. GA Us; Missouri
States &c, Gji 066; American Gold, E2t@H2ti
Pacific Mail Steamship Co.. l6Ji ai69i; N. 4.
Central Railroad, li9Iall9t; Erie Railway, "
SOL, Erie Railway Preferred. 1929 0lGIi; Hudson
River Raiiroad, 9SI a9Si; Harlem Railroad, o'a
1;J8; Harlem Railroad Preferred, 7S1's; Head
| ing Railroad 9l3a9li; Michigan Central kpllIoad'
g8i 09S5; Michigan Southern aud Northern indluh"
Railroad 62i a63; Michigan Southern and North
ern InGianu Railroad, Guaranteed, 1861 @looa;
Panama Railroad, ls3GlSl Illinois Central hn'.'
road, 9il d9j; Cleveland and Pittsburgh kpi'rosa
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}1rD @oo0s.
- II. MACY. ,.D, roc,

IL, rrSlyG TRADE. Spring TRADE, 1853
M ON 1 FiILL srOCk or MliIh GOODS.
FINE FIANs;TLS best makes aleaehed M"shs' ooHeh'
D. ,fc ~. iAst sfoa. ne ~ thet0 foou' r,;. IL
~ I'd 5L OF ri. and Suuaic- cotton Hosiery. under
v.,r Sc, 10 pr cent anlor pIe'sa' impot.ng Pcel
,cccI. F,,5~i ieIes IiLens LINEN H4adaefehiefs,
~ 49, - ,fusigs much .sss iial the present i'm
40, p,i.. goi ooA Of French Ilowors' Ribbons Vel
v ~ 80 IL, bo.t oulity made Hi Gloves. plain.
odalsa Ls- best q.aty n.ie ma So,e', stitched
- Tssi-.. bcst quality bisce Aid Gloves, stitch, d.
Ian Ion lido. best quality white cid party ooorod
ks. , .....,.. -. u,,..
o., 80, n-iees than any other house ia the city
49, WV X HI. MACY,
Nos 2Oi and 2CS 6th.aY. doors below lith.st.
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cuTcu. rates in the chief con.

The tife IN the Lark iae on to cant .ppeai, 10 DO
,aern, CID j. having the Bank. and the reserve Of
,ot.. "a ncrea,ug Ia February, Iaoi the Bank rate
vs. ~ .eI om 10 h cent the xchHu gos instantly turned
io e.rsl was uttfacted hitner and the precious
.,d To cav. tc coany. The e1ls OF the Bank fFrsnce
wee relrilrd. TIN TO Iato Of dscount uis.i y
reu n eea. nothing elected After that the tide
iussut tuned and seems likely atwsuay Tor the pTus.
Ed have Obtained continental eapa adequate
and A. m b Some san1ulue pes0ns already f4ncyiu
tlat M irtsrett OF money vii inmCdiH,ciy % down But
I'D, h Jonbtiai; fof the denud Upon tho huuo-, both In
rance and England psy Tor cotton purchased from unusual
eo~ntss wc eqgIo cash or viii probably be consider.
able fora long period.
Annexed il the latest statement Of tho Bank Of
England
An Account pursuant 10 Act 9Th and 9Th Victoria cap 49, for
week eod.ng Weduo.d,y. Feb T. 1868.
DErARrsEsP.
Note. i,sucd i6lS Government debt. ell DIS leo
Other secuhies.. 361a gsl
Gold cCn and uln HBll s!5
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TX dividend. TX July dy,dtu1
Ngw.YORE, CATTLE EaAlsEKT.

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The RQl su9a Democrat says:
Work on H., -tlsi,and Greet Wss,. p'road Is Bong
pushed forward rapidly Cars run tng skly from lie 'ena
Euswarl Tue :c~ssy Of using Tho sck IN comPieGs the
Brady Lake aEd VIII bs laid 20 frapkir Ais this work
The disttbued r TeinaJs Senle, ond ne
trsCA win sFto that place without delsy Tie tess.
f5Ik at gbe Od sOTgJ is uebTJ Ied. aLi is now beir
RAJ ssd The ties - be ait from IAadge Aaron ere al
relv in Frs.dou sud "a srvng every ss, that
my be os,urd Eor- viii dsy Ia yirg track 10
ron within few weeks. NwIl reqnie sors little time
bsllls The road mske tine suDsauts perfectly
rood i L sAou4 be- bit the comm Spring s
SsD connection ,~b Hev-Yors without chs~ss OF cars