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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-14
TO The PEOPLE OF INDIANA.

wzrsEss Grcss victories have sieu1ed the union arms
IN Ii, late esnp.sn, Whereby ihssbeI0n has been al
most Destroyed and the rebel government driven from
ia seat 70 become vsnssriuE and eoBssrpbe hing
deprived 81 an power and respect. do most earnestly
invite IN. people Of Indiana % aseubl. In their various
ehsrciss and places Of worship thursday. ,hsfoh day
Of ~ present moush. and rssurB thanks TO Anish'y
God for bis great blessing In giving Us the victory ana
the ASSURANCES 81 the speedy return Of Perss'n' and
honorable pesee in The rsunu and establishment Of the
nation.
And Idc ost earnestly .shori then, gu that occasion
70 eoatrsuss bsrsy Of their for the relief q
our SICK and woundes SOLDIER. many Of whom are il
great need and whose recovery depends upon speed,
assistance.
Given at the Executive Department this 10th day Q
April, lses o. P. hoKros,
Governor Of indiana.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-14

The Last OF the Captives

The New York Times OF Monday, in it, cum
mary of news contains the following.
M John II. Brady. The las, OF the state pris-
onsrs at Fort Lafayette, vas released on Sstur-
day."
Mr.. Brady has been imprisoned many months.
and has been finally discharged. without . trial
or examination Of any kind. He does not even
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-14

1t is now asserted by scientific explorers that
ihe slime" or bitumen which the builders or B 4
bel used for mortar ia the same thing as modern
petroleum. after its volatile parts had been dis
charged BY evaporation Laysrd makes mention
OF the famous springs of IL. whence the builders
of Ninevah and Babylon obtained large qusn,i-
ties Of their bitumeo Those springs were fow-
ing three thousand years before Christ. and are
DOSING to-day.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-14

- Dey ssy down in Georgia dey makes poor
nigga work twenty five hours ebbery day"
" Now. look lea Use been told dat dey hash Z
got not no more nor twenty four hOu5s, an
want you, Mr.. Johnsing. to 'splsnify how dey
make EN- work twenty FIVE hours" "Golly,
What ignoramusd niger you IS. Scipio! Why.
way down dere dey make poor nigga get up one
hour afore dsv-doesn', dat make EN- tsenty-
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LOST.

III OST SOmsShere ei'her on View York, between asst
u 4 and Noble, on Noble between Vernon; and New
Yors, Fur Cape or victorine.
The tnser vii be rewarded By leaving a. this once
or 81 tie residence No. la North East street.
spri7-css
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military Affairs Important An.
sounce mens from the secretary OF

military Affairs Important An.
.ouneement from the secretary OF
var.
The following Official dispatch from the secre-
tary Of war foreshadows the policy OF the gov
eminent in the administration Of military Affairs:
OFFICIAL
Wan DEPAKrxENr)
WASHINGTON. April 1916 p. m
To Msj. Genl. Dix:
The Departments. after mature consideration
and consultation with the lieutenant general up
on the result Of the recen. campaigns, has come
10 the following determination, which will be
carried into effect by appropriate orders to be i'm
mediately issued:
\. To stop all drafting and recruiting in the
loyal states.
70 To curtsil purchases for arms ammunition
quartermaster and commisssry supplies and re
duce the expenses Of the military establishment
in lie several branches
J. To reduce the number OF general and
staff officers to the actual necessities Of the
service.
l. To remove all military restrictions upor
trade and commerce so far as may be cousisten
with the public safety.
As soon as these measures can be put in ope
ration il will be made known by public order
Signed f NJ. STANTON.
Secretary of War.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-14

Hannibal, after defeating every Roman army
he had encountered. arrived within three miles
of Rome itself, and was looking forward to its
speedy surrender. when he astonshed by re-
ceiving information from captive that the very
ground on which bis army was encamped had
just been sold in the forum, aud had realized as
high price as in time Of peace So unbending
was the old Roman courage. so high their conf
dence in the ultimate success of their arms and
the inture OF their republicl Ii was this lofty
courage. this unfaltering hope, that sustained
them through the terrible disasters of their his
tory. and finally converted the republic Of Rome
into the empire of the world
Little less remarkable was the confidence of
the Dutch at similar crisis of their history
he very existence of their republic depended on
the successful defence of the city OF 0siend
which was besieged bY the Archduke Charles and
Spinola, the first commanders of their age, with
veteran army. whose numbers NAV be esti-
mated from the fact that 20 600 men are said 10
have fallen in their trenches Jus IN the straitnes-
OF thls siege when their very nationality seem.
TO hang trembling in the scale of war, the Dut, b
formed the largest joint stock company for for
elgn commerce which up 20 ths, time had ever
been organized
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know toe nature Of the accusation sgains, hin.
IL viii be we'll indeed. n be Il The isst victim Of
such an sfroeio1s PoIicy.-Cincinret Enquirer.
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"A man applied to Dr. Jackson. the celsbrat
ed chemist of I'oston, with ? box of sDeci mems,
"Can you tell T. ghat his is, sir" Certainly
| can, sir That iron pJrites ~ hat. sirl''
in a voice of ihdnjef Iron pyrite Iron
pyTiie- And Shats thatt That's what il is, -
said the chemist putting lot on the shovel over
the bot Goals, whe.e i disappeared "Dross -
" And what is lroD ryrtes vorih!" "Nolhng -
Nothing. Why. there's woman 10 our town
owns shole Hill of that-snd I've msrried
her p
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MASONIC NOTICE.

THERE WIN Be Special Meeting q indianapolis
Chapter No.6, tas (Fridsy) evening. a y o'clock,
for work CHAs- FISHER. Recorder.
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e56s, 2Z7 /,
hslsnce ~ the Treasury Ap-ll l. 1863. l4l q &C
sTo9 sos So
JOHN 7. MORRISON Tre.ss--r OF State,
T. B. MCCARTHY. Auditor of state
spri<-clt&ult
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TREASURY STATEMENT
Treasurers Statement, March, 1865

StTATEMENT SHOWING THE RECEIPTS AND DIS
bursements of the Treasury OF the State of Indiana
for the month Of March, 1866, 10 wit
RECEIPTS.
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The secretary of the treasury has written a
letter in reply to Henry @. CAREY. of Phils-
delphia, from which We make the following ex-
tracts
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-14

RODNEY DENNIS, Sec. J. G. PATTERSON, Presr
G. DAVIS, Vice Pres't.
henry A. DYER, General Agent
n. C. MARTIN, State Agent,
No. . Temperance Hall. indianapolis, Ind
o b. DAVIS. Local Agent,
No. Cd Fellows Hall
Y. b. Agents and Solicitors wanted in every part of
the State. aprl4-d4w
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Treasury DEPARTMENT, April 4, 1865.

DEAR SIR: Your favor of the 9th ult would
have received an earlier reply but for pressing
official duties. have now only time to remark
briefly that | am not responsible for what the
newspapers may have said about the financial
policy shall adopt as secretary of the treasury,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-14

Henry Q. Carey. Eco, Philadelphia, Pa.
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INSURANCE.
TRAVELLERS INSURANCE CO.,
II A K I F D X D, CONN
Capital. ....................$ 100000
INSURES AGAINST
ACCIDENTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
General Accident Policies
ESoR Five Hundred Dollars, with 50 per week con-
IL pensation. can be had for % pr annum. or any
Stner SUM between $500 and 5000 at prOportiOnste
rates.
fen Dollars Premium
Secures policy for 81 600, sl0 per week conpen-
saon for all and ry description of accdentstrsvel
ing or otherwse-uIder general accident policy, at
the oIdinsry rates
Thirty Dollars Premium
Secures full policy for s. OoO or as per week com
pensstion, as above, at the special rates
Foreign Risks.
Policies Issued for Foreign, West India and Iforna
travel. Rates can he learned by application the
Office or Agencies.
short Time Tickets.
Arrangements in course Of completion by which the
traveller will b. sbe to purchase at any Railway Ticket
Once, Insurance Tckeis for thirty days
Ten Will buy ticket for one DAYS travel insurirr
s5OOo. or SIS weekly compensation. Ticket Pol cies
may be had for and IL months, in the
Hazard Us HisAs taken at Hszsrtors Rates. No Med
zeal Examra Jon required. Pol cies written by the
Companies 4geats
POces for $4,000. and for years. be had by ap-
pcation TO the state Agent indianapolis and the
Home Office.

DIRE TORs
GUsrAVUS DAVIS, THOMAS BELENAP, Jr.,
W. II. ID. CALENDER CHARLES WHITE
JAS. L. HOW ARD, CORNELIUS 4 ERWIN
GEO. w. MOORE, HUGH HARRISON
MARSHALL EWELL GEO. g. GILMAN
EBENEZER ROBERTS, JONATHAN b. BUNCE.
RODNEY DsyNIS Sec I a P.TrRksOy pros
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VNTs HAVE THg PLEASURE OF ANNOUNCING
wv TO our patrons and the puali. that ne have re-
fitted ia splendid style our well known and popalsr
store room,
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financial.

United STATES TREASURY, INTEREST DEPARTyENT,}
NEw-i DIRK Dec. s. 1865.
DAkTIES holding (3O) THIRTY or MORE
COUPONS Of the three years seven and threeenh notes
maturing the 18th instant requested to hand them IN
with &c edues. at any time prior to the 18th inst.
Holders complying with the above will have theft coupons
vsined and checks giycn for them on the 18th iut after
O'clock, p. m.
Blank schedules viii be furnished upon application at the
Coupon Interest Department OF this office.
II. III. VAN DyCK,
Acknowledgement United States.
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Chances for Business Gleh
A RARE OPPORTUNITY is now oeEersa
TTIT, for COTTON.CULTURE! :

y 5000 ,7nuiel,o cultivate the oss. i.is'ssEs Paas
tions "a shares Experienced 4ner.tco tec- % Dos
tu.uel no .h,rch3ders ana divided. iqu..e q.
SOUTHERN LAND AGENCY, No. q BroedTsy.
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Important Railroad Trial Gcmmenci

PHILADELPHIA wednesday, Dee Il TIA
To-day, in the Supreme Court, Chief-Jussn
Woodward the case Of the Philadelphia and Erie ErI
road and the Pennsylvania Railroad Companies ID
the Ca;awissa Railroad and Central Railroad of Per
sylvania ard the Atlantic and Great Western Rai,ral
Companies Of Ohio. New.York and Pennsylvania. "a,
special Injunction restraining the dcfcndans, and =
caring null and void the lease Of the Catlwisse Eo
dated Nov l. and also the contract. dated Oct. D. h
tween the Philadelphia and Erie and The CGtavsss
Railroad Companies and that said cOntrac. Be sstr
erd up and Cancelled. was commenced.
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mnrIseis-keporiea by Telegrapk.

PnnlprLrrA, Dec. lafour very dali; sales Of Super.
hnr ~ 2sGT3; Ertps $40 70 Wheat qnieti sales Of
New Rcd at ~ 2idF2 %, White, ~ vase 10. Corn
hrm with sales aud qnotnbe change Pork aurt
~ G3na t3l for Mess Lard dun at 9620c Glover Seed
declined to VI a0a*s. Whisky dull sales at 81 sac
~ ID.
BALTIMORE Dee. iJ-Flonr dpll and nominal Wheat dull
Aud nominal prime " malke. Corn brm sales VI White
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"WEDNESDAY. Dec. III. .


Gold is firm and has sold at li5l, closing at ll5i
Tho supply Of gold is ample.
Government stocks are steady, with the chief
business in 7.sOs at l07! al 1919 for all the series.
In Railroad mortgages, State bonds and Bank
shares little doing The new Coal stocks were firm,
and Schuylkill sold at l3t. Railway shares were
stronger under purchases to deliver by the bears,
but after this demand was supplied prices receded
again. There is no little disposition shown TO buy
for an advance, and the market is wholly controlled
by brokers and professional spectators. At the
Second Board Government stocks were higher and
firm, with considerable purchases forforeign account
Erie shares, under Q quotation Of 50 a59i in Lon
don, sold up to "a, but closed at 93s. The latest
prices were as follows NewYork Central, GOA
e6i; Erie, 93s 0933; Hudson River, 9I9lO9i;
Reading, ll64; Michigan Southern, 759155; Cleve-
land and Pittsburgh, 80! o93l; Cleveland and To-
ledo, 1867 0lO5li Rock Island, 1919 alO1li North
Western, 36a36t Northwestern Preferred, 62l0
e2s; Fort Wayne, IO5l0lO5l; Ohio and Missis-
sippi Certificates, 27z an.
Money is abundant at per cent, "strictly on
call" and long engagements are not in favor.
There is largo supply Of mercantile paper for sale
at high rates, but purchasers Shy and give the
preference to Government Currency bonds. Best
paper is quoted at 7G9l and second quality at 100
is per cent
Exchange ia nominally lO9falO9l for GO day
bills on London, aud 5.I505.12l Cor francs Of long
dates.
The TruDk railroads have commenced guarding
about rates again, and low scales ere made to az
Western points. The Baltimore and Ohio route is
81 thorough order and seems determined 10 WIN
back it's old business. At this time passenger fares
ano freghts arc as low AZ they ever were, and few
companies arc making any money out Of tho large
gross traffic they report.
The following shows tho exports exclusive Of
specie from New-York 20 foreign ports for the
week ending December II, and since the beginning
Of the year.
1863. 1854. 1868.
For the week ...... s2sG34H s3444seG s4slG1e9
Prev. reported. -. 100 39)sg9 202,D241 lN42te7l
- -------
bnce January j.. l63, 1878 2C5941,}4O IN,@HUB
Tile Cincinnati COMMERCIAL Of Monday says:
E1chaDge appears TO be more plenty par buying.
qniet business at large being inactive 10 tie
creation VI much mercantile paper for its presentation
and The down ward tendency Of values guppreeses all
speculative operations. There 10 be pros.
poet that trace viii be relieved Of Of ia unhealthy
symptoms II tie present condition Of thngsis long
tinued
The busineas Of tho Sub-TIeasury was: Receipts, i
H,7II7U H-tg Customs, s&G,0OO; Payments, u
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e0ae2c Yellow 75dc. Oats steady Seeds quiet; sales
Clover Seed Sc So Groceries very dull Provisions dull.
Whisky dull at 81 30 Tor Western
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SEEDS-Thero j. more Clover Seed Offering. and the
market il quiet; sales Of 100 bbs IL l2i l3.c. limo
Thy seed IL quiet NJ s3 JJ0Si. Rough Flgxseod IL IN
moderate demand ~ - 900 s. per bush Calcutta Lin
seed Is lower and is duh at - 5Oa s. - here's Bombay
iH nominal az 81 30
STEAEIN--The inquiry IS good and the market
closes rather rmer sales Of 5000 City at l6 leic
for good 20 prime; Western Is scarce
SALT-Lycrpool has been very quiet md prices
are nominal S20S2 10 for Ground and 80 6jG q iC
for Fine the latter rate for AsLtons Turks Island
inactive at 42lc.
SOAP-Castile continues firm. with sales at 2lG2l.c
SPELTER-Thc market rules firm. with moderate
business IN Foreign at lCi 4l0ic.
SALTPEIEK-Ihe market Is quiet at nc. for Re
fined Pure. and ia l3ic. for Crude.
1EAS-The market for all kinds s dull, the princ
pal business being In Iobbnr lots and in the absence OF
sales Il importance prices arc nominal.
TlN-liodcrs u Pig have been irmer in their views
under favorable foreign HdYiccs but the inquiry was
confined 10 small lots 10 Improvement estab she'd
Pintes have ruled very quiet but prices generally
well sustained. We quote ~ follows;
Banca--....-......... gold. v 70 - 25l 42s
Straits .----......--...-..- god; - Ia
Eng.sh...-................ .go.d - 25id-
Plates. Charcoal C........p box dlj -
Plates, ICCoke.................. l2 - al3
Jcruc Coke. 20 % all 90
Tcre. Charcoal. ................ II 80 ala -
TALLOW-Ihe supply /. far but with good De.
mand the market IL firm; sales of 1900 ID ut l3ic
lJic. for Western. and l3}Olie. for City.
WOOI.-Ihc mrik Tor both Domestic and Foreign
lecccs has ruled exceedingly quiet during the week
common and coarse grades are very heavy, and are
more lcniyi White flnc flccccs are scarce and
wnutoc. at full prices sales for tic week about
1900 ID We quote Domestic Mt GO 62c for Native aud
Mcrno 81 6Jc f0ri aud do. 70d52c for Full Blood
to-. aud 1Jas'c. for SaxOuyi i54aOc Tor No Pulled;
JsatJc. Tor Superiinc do and G1d75c. for Extra do
250ic. FOR common Unwaihed California and 40d i2c
for Fine do. Foreign descriptions as follows south
American ut 2j0iic. for Commos Washed: 32a37c.
Tor Unwashed Mestilo and Mcriuo 40 to for Washe
Entire Rios "a a30c. for Unwashed Creole; 45d47c for
Washed Cordova; Chilian at 3O03ic. for unwaahed
MesiilO and Mcrinoi Care Good Hope % Qi2c tor I'm
washed East India; 35055c. for Washed and African
at a@a35c. Tor UnwGsh a., and i2ai5c. for Washed.
WIIlSkl-Iho market Is dali but prices are without
cange sales OF 10 bb. at e. Jl Tor state and g. IA
for Western.
WIiALEBONE-Tho market Is dull, stock In the
country 10 - OOJ n.
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,,or,,c,s-c.RErrIIr RrroKrEp ron THE n. Y TFrBuSE

WEDNESDAY, Dec. IL, ist3.
ASHES have been in fair demand, and prices arc
wei sustained sales of Pots at $40 20 and Tears at
Sll -.
BEESWAX--Yclow Western end Southern remains
steady with mod rnte bniiness at 46U5Dc.
COTTON--U ndCr the more favorable adVlces ron
Turope thcre has been decided improvement IN the
demand "a dew and prices better, closing at 4'0
SOC for Niddngs; sales q about 1000 bales tospecua'
tors manufacturers ana slippers
COFFEE-Thc stock a Rio Is larger nnd contains
more prime grades. bnt at the recent decline TIE
market is steady: quote Rio prime NJ 2cici good,
lgi sOc; fair Isi 0loc ordinary 1i0lec, ard ieir
IL gcod cargocs ls lyiC, net cash gold GEiy pau'
We note sales % $500 bags RIO * ElcanoTa. ana IN
Baltimore, on New-York account, Loo bags cX
NAV Queen on private terms West India STYLES arc
I'm fair iobhng demnnd aud steady sales OF - bags
ST. Domingo part at lsc, gold. ard 600 bags Java on
private terms. 81,
/ COAL-Ihc supply Of Foreign is light, and with
good demand prices are f'im; sales Of Liverpool tre
al SIC and 81 Camel at 81 cash. Domestic hes been
in far demand but with lirgc arrivals and iang Oh
in the consumption the mlriot Is heavy; sales Of sni
and large size from yard at sl, and IRON remo''
b places al Si2GSi3
/ COPPER-American lnsot has been In iia|oye'
demand prices have advanced and a. The cose have ~
upward tendency. We quOe NJ 80 4Olc for LAKE an'
baltimore; New Sheathng andy GLOW Motai refaif
firm with u good INQUIRY We quote at a9c Tor th'
former. and Ace. for the latter.
CANDLES--The market remains quite bim, ana :
fair inquiry prevails; sales Of Adnmantinc at 2Jc2ec
Sperm 40 i9d+5c. aud Patent y Il 800.
DRUGS AND DIES-1here las been only
limited business in oil articles under tis beading shc
our last but goods generally are III sinai supp!
I holders arcf firm iu their ylgVF. We quote.
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Receipts Of Produce.

Dec I3-6 762 bbls. Flour 275 bbs Whisky 1889 bbs.
Corn Meal 100 pkgs. Lard 2542 pkgs. Butter l6 pkgs
Provisions.
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.,,ct r,ices are firm, we quote the crop Of 1869 at
9O04cc; 1864 Mt 40a50c., and 1863 at 'oGo'c as "
ouality The latter rate for Fancy.
IR0N-Scotch Pig has been offered rather more
freely prces are easier, and the market mueh ne-
pressed we quote at $50 s54 for MOL american rig
|, In reduced stock and with good demandj PRICES
are better closing firm at $50 a so for No. l.. -,
INDIGO remains firm with moderate business doine
at s9s 30 for Dude 81 a9gs 20 s ~ o Mosa cur
rency; Guatemala, &c Gsl 10, ana caracas ~ "~
91c., both gold. ,-.
IEATHER-Thcre is no quotabe change; there is
n fair demand for consumption at steady rates we
ouote; Uemlock Rio Grande and Buenos Ayres Light
Weights 36a37c Middle do, 39040c.: Heavy do, 40
ailc California Light 3j436c; Middle do, JoG5yc
Heavy do. 39alOc Orinoco &c, Light 330Ae; Mid
die do, 37G3Sic; Heavy do. 31d51c.; Slaughter UP,
Per In Rough 30232c. Oak Sole steady. French and
American Calf Skins firm.
and in the absence If any important sales prices are
nominal at SO 20 for Galena and $40 l2l~ % ior
Spanish, German Refined and English. Bar Is quoted
! at l2c, aud Sheet ana Pipe at Zoe.
LUMBER-Eas;ern Spruce and Pine have been in
more active demand and prices are hrm sales oil eO
feet AZ from s9ias2s, months. -.
! LIME-Rockland Is only In moderate request oat
prices show special change sales Of Common al
/ 81 p and 81 for Lump.
LATnS have been 10 fair demand; prices are better
/ closing firm ri g, mos; sales Of NOOUO
| MOLASSES-A moderate jobbing trade is DONG NJ
Goa Cjc for Barbados and ejG95c for Porto Rico 10y
auction 100 bids Barbados at 55l a51c ana 10 Dds
new crop Newt Orleans at 81 2lasl 20, months. .
! NAVAL SIORE+Therc has been no essential
change in Crude Tarponiine. Spirits Tgrpenilne Is
lower, and coses dull. Resins have been III moderate
roouost ard prices are supported Tar has ruled very
dnil and prices are nominal. We quote rs folio "a;
Turpc.iin North County $50 ID - OO0 - %
Tor, Washington and Newbern... y Dbl ! wa "
/ Tar. Foreign. JJ~ -
! Pitch City. No l.......-...--....--.... lgOW ~
Rosin Common. ..--.....-.- ~ ID .1@ w
! Resin Strained and No Din y'dP 2eO ID 7OUl4 W
Ucsin No / and Pale and " hle ....... II OO82J 90
Sn,rifs rurpentine. Am..-........p gal O60 l l2l
\ OIIS-Linsccd hrs been in moderate request ana
prices ore steady Fish Oils remain quite Irm With
moderate business doing In part for export. Lard on
remains duI and prices heavy. Red Oh is dull and
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CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
STATE AID BONDS.
Interest at the rate Of
SEVEN PER CENT. PER ASsuh
IN GOLD,
Payable Semi Annually.
CuARAyTrED AND PAID by TIE
Sr.rt, on n fpaHNJA

Tho Conds are secured by mortgage on lG0 miles CT
road nom Sacramento TO the California State Line
forming par; of the great Pacific Railroad Route
adoptcd and aided by Le United states Goyefnie me-
ann m reserved from the earnings Of e road
and pledged for their redemption. They are isigiG
security IL every respect, aud limited amount WIZ 10
rsd mon terms which render them very attn active
and desirable Investment. For further particulars IN
ouirc at our Office, No. Nassau-st
fu''N " FISK & HATCH Bankers.