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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-09-28
Baltimore Crackers.

H1EN barrels Baltimore Soda, ,SI2ar.-Water and
+ Butter Craekerss Also. FIVE Barftk Ginger
LSchnapps, jpst received and for sale by
HARRISON Il JENKINS.
+, 'sss Cor. BALTIC. Mechanic
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-09-28

NULD AL PAR.
PRICES At TIE OLD CHEAP RATES.
The subscriber has just received from the hest
EXTENSIVE STOCK OF AMERICAN AND EN-
GLl5H; -.
w ii II 3,
Ley M SIoCho Or Tue La thSi . i L!. ~, Or
: - r. W, W T. = n ! y ~ "a ~ orpr -
u IN VI ntsi. a ~ 'o ,r;,as 9, a..,,;,s
ciaens ana strangers are insneu 10 e w hass
competition o0S T RI'sf 'a csssu.
e'0N' SAMUEL 7. LITTLE,
... Ra,,;more Strest Cumberland. Md
No,a-,hor 10 Iaoa
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MARRIAGES

reflect thu. sound mind and body are the most
necessary requisites TO promote connnbal happiness
Indeed Without thrse the journey through life
becomes a weary pilgrimage ne prospect horr',
,isrkens TO the view the mind becomes shadowtd
with despair and A!lcd With the melancholy felec-
lions that the happiness of another is hghtod with
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-09-28
MARRIAGE.

Hd-risi Persons, or young men contemplating
marriage, aware of Physical Weakness, Organic
Debility, Wasting Of the Organs, bcformitcs, &c.
should apply Immediately
He who places himself under The care Of DR.. J
NAV religi0usly coufae in his honor Is gentleman
and confidently rely upon his skill ss a Ph.'ie'an
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-09-28
ENDORSEMENT OF III FRESs.

ENDORSEMENT OF III rRESS.
The many thousand cured at IA establishment:
within the last twenty years, and the numerous i'm
porant Surgical Operations performed By Dr.. John
ston, 81 messed by the reporters of The sun
and many other papers notices Of which have ap-
peared again and again before the public, besides
his standing as gentleman Of character and re-
spcnsblity; Is sufficient guarantee to the afflicted.
SKIN DISEASE SPEEDILY URED
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DISEASES OF TMPRUDEN f.
OFFICE SOUTH FREDERI K sTREET

left hand side going from Baltimore street, a few
doors from the corner. Fail not 10 observe name
and number.
5ss- No letters received uncss post paid and con-
tanning Il stamp TO be used on the reply. Persons
writing should state age, and send portion Of al
yertiscment describing SYMPTOMS,
Tie DIS Dpiona HAMS in h, OREcc.
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ouch as CLAN
Gers, yellow
Water, Dis
I e IN p e r.,
-Four d Q r.,
ii e q v Q g.,
Slavering,
Coughs, Fee
~ers, Los Of
Appetite and
Vital Ener-
pv Ar
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YOUNG MEN

who have injured themselves by. certain practices
INDUCED in when alcre---a habit frequently learned
rom evil companions at school, the effects Of
which are nightly felt, even when asleep, and, II
not cured, renders marriage Impossible, and de-
stroys both mind and body should appy immedi-
.tely.
What pity That Young man, the hope of his
country and darling Of his parents, should be
,natched from all the prospects and enjoyments OF
life Ivy the consequence OF deviation from the path
Of paiprc and INDUCING in n certain secret habit.
Such persons must before ntcrnplating
MARRIAGE
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-09-28
FOB MILCH COWS.

The property this Powder possesses in In
ereasing tic quantity Of Min ifrrows, gives
1t an Importance and white which should
place i in the hands Of every person keeping
Cow. By actual experiment it has proven
that II will increase the quantity of Mix and
Cream twenty per cent; and make the Butter
firm and sweet. In Mt'ening Cattle, il gives
them an appetite, loosens their hide and
makes them thrive much ths!er.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-09-28

Ncrrbo- Of the Royal College of Snrgcon4, LON
lon Graduate from one Of most emintn' Colleges
in the United States and the greater part OF whose
life has been spent in the hospitals Of London,
Paris philadelphia and elsewhere, has effected some
Of the most astonishing cares that weFetver known;
many troubled with ringing in the head and ears
ybeu asirep great Nervousness. he alarmed ut sud-
den sounds, baGhfuiEcf,, with frequent bUShlng,
attended sometimes with arrangement OF the mind,
we're cured Immediately.
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ORGANI WEAKNESS, IIP0TENf lMpED
MINIS TO MARRIAGE.

By Dr. Johasons marvellous treatment, Weak
ness Of Che Organs is speedily cured, and full ,iEur
restored Thousands Of the most nervous, dehi!i-
tated and inipotent, who had lost all hope, have
been Immediately relieved.
All mpedimcnts to marriage, Physical or Mental
Disquu !fceticns Loss Of Procre.tse Power, Ncr-
vous lrrita1ifty, TrcmhnE,. and Weakness, or
Exhaustion Of the most fearful kind, specify cured
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These are some Of the sad and melancholy effects
produced by early habits Of youth viz Weakness
of the Back and Limbs, Pain in the Head Dimness
ofSisht, Loss of Muscular Power Pslpifation OF tn
Heart Dyspepsia Nervogs Trritaiilty, Dsra1gee
ment of the Digestive Functions, General Debility
Symptoms of CONSUMPTION, &c.
MEnraLiTy. The fearful effects on the mind are
much to he dreadcd-Los. of Memory Confusion of
Ideas, Depression of Spirits, Evil Forebodings
Aversion 10 Society, Sefdi8trus Love of Solitude
Timidity, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-29

sssh-Ar shr Glenroy, NYort CID brig Forester, HYorhs
'c T n scSr Parker Philadelphia nd passed up
o.y s aes Della
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Ey!.aa Poster KYS5E for %n SG;Sn .,n,.
A, sSs1 M sT
v .Ss
ssd' an. pS'ss Mnss Ball. kYosf 81 .sSS %
5s sss,' sss Ben s'ss PERI
an s Hr1 hHbow March lin port shp saraasn May
81 s sss ssSs.. s ss ~.
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"a 5 s ss 81: 81 . chr
DO Spe s
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avn s. wem circuit Bner DO and both
ssfs1 az Sss Ocean Wave.
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S|S Sa s aP t ssss As%s B
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s Role asT 5s sssr Ms cs Dssy
New Orleans; Brilliant Coburn. Gardiner schr Gen. God
cur. ssss: bark S.raH I wsn
Collins Fsusr ssaa
Atlanta Evans Port Royal brigs rgo tBr Alkema forto
hsS Bss g. BARK re w Sahss Hum
ming Bird (Br) Stevens, Cardenas Fam fonk. SwESp
Pensacola; Tna Stevens Fortress MonPos scnrs
e Macas Maha Baxter Mas B cowan
Cow Bay; Brookman. Pettgrew Fort Harrane @
tie PERRY New vance Havana
English; Crawford Haskell and Maracaibo Hsnie LOS
TOM Shaw, Reeves Marblehead; Wainw,.gntr ao1
;sass Es sss ssnSas
Agrieoa. Holt; Panama Higgins and Belle Whlmore Es-
verpool; brig Kennedy, Clark, Trindad; scar ioa
2Sd-sid ship Baker, schrs Castilan James Freeman
nbd Arpen bark Clara Race brig Russian
etchell do Sid barks Rachel Carita; brig Achheayi
bark Msyep Fe a Psersoa N
areta Stowers Cardenas vncennes Hodgdon, Philadelphia
Cid sehr VIM Bennett Penney, Work po.,,, .nd Ga,
brig Hattie Bishop Bartlett Mayaguez Prs schr starrbt
York, Maanzas Sid schrs william benne''' Loo'o"' AM
PORTSMOUTH, April 25--Arr schr Rescue, Kelley, Phi
PRovIDENCE April 2i-Arr schrs Ben Baker Wcomc9
Philadelphia; Brandywne. Corson, do; Dadem pen s
do Nelson Harvey, Bearse Smyrna, Del; susan c M.
NYork; Empire Capron do Treasure Palmer, do. sh
schr Flora King, Cook Washington, DC o.,
Eanae es SeT corsos Pei Pa III
| pha: Hale Coleman; Barkc!ew Searie susan Mary
Kenyon, and Treasure, Palmer NYorIE At, ,uo,, Han,
| NETT and Romp Mitchell, NYork Ontario, Dodge ant
| Martina Maria Sprague. do tor Calasl ,.
| SAN FRANCISCO, April 25--Ar ships Granite state ia
cobs NYork Moonlight Nickels Boston, sehr sanoorn
n Arr about Goth ship Twilight. Holmes. NYork.
| SULLIVAN April 23-Sld schr Roscus, Baltimore.
SALEM, April 26-Arr schr Leocadia, Allen, NYork
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married.

Married.
BARREpA-HARGoUs. st. Patrck's cathedral, on
Thursday, April a. by the Most Rev John McCoskcy,
Archbishop OF New York, d. PERER BARREDA TO JENNIE
eldest Ssughsr Of I p Ts% of hs oy eaDes
day, April 20, by the Rev VIM. H Boole, JOHN BLOOM
BAKER, to SUSAN ApElIA, eldest daughter Of Albert
CHRIsrrR-STAcY-In Brooklyn, Wednesday, April
&c. the residence Of the BRIDES parents by the Rev.
ter Of Thomas Stacy, Esq., all of Brooklyn No cards
CooLEY-PEcK Morrisania, on Friday, April %, by
the Rev. Washington GLADDEN., GEO p COOLEY, NJ D., 70
Miss LUCY A. PECK. No cards
CoNREY-GAnpNER. Brooklyn, Thursday
ing April ~ BY Rev WIN 10Th r 81 Mr. Con-
FRhsER-MErz- Astoria, on Wednesday, April 20,
by the Rev. T. L. cuyler ALExANDER " FRASER, Jr, 10
KoHLER- DupAU.-On Thursday, April u, by Rev.
yhomas Dewitt, Mr. CHAs. L. KoHIER to Miss MARIE L.
DuPAu, all Of thiscity.
LEvERTY-O' CoNYos.-ln St James church, on Thurs
day. April 81 by the Rev. p. 8. Chauncey, ALEXANDER
LEyyRTY Esd, Of Bridgeport Conn, to LEoNoRE HAN
NAH second daughter of John OConnor, Esq, Of Drill
MSrrmEws-CIAnK Thursday April 20, Eat St.
AIMS church. by the Rev Thos Galludet, J. EDWARD
MATTHEW'S of London England, to IsrDoRA j., youngest
daughter Of lothian Clark, Esq, of this city
CiYpHAyr-VELE.--At Albany, on Thursday, April n,
bv the Rev. Dr. Clark, Mr. TALBOT OLYPnANT of Norris
town, N j., to MARIE G., daughter of Rufus K. viee,
''1 RSrsp-WooIirousE Thursday April 81 at the
residence of the BRIDES father ~ Mangin street. by the
Rev Edward K. Fuller, pastor of the Cannon street
Baptist church. THOMAS REED TO Miss SARAH WooLHoUsE
eldest daughter Of Thos. WOolhOuse
RopIysoN-SwEzEY. Thursday, April q, at the
First Presbyterian church, Brooklyn, by the Rev chas
8 Robinson Rev. JOSEPH II. RoBINsoN to FRANCES A.
Saskatchewan Norwalk, Conn.,, on Thursday,
April 81 by Rev. VIM. Cooper Mead, d. d., DANA b.
sEAvEB Of New York TO ADmASA L. daughter of Charles
Hoyt, ESQ.,, of Norwalk.
zERxaA3BEnny Thursday, April ~, BY the Rev.
Thos E. Vcrmhye, ID. D., JOHN A. ZEbEGA 70 kAMERINE,
eldest daughter of Richard Berry.
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DRowsEp BoDy RECOVERED Nearly three ,nohths & No
Philip Murths who then resided at 189 Goerck street.
Zen overheard and drowned. Search made for
his remains but without effect I'LL yesterday when they
discovered floating In the dock 81 the foot Of Etan
ton street. East river by officer Sicee, OF the Eleventh.
precinct Coroner Collin held an inquest on the BODY
and verdict OF accidental drowning rendered by tins
lury 0eceased thirtyseven years Of age and ma
ave OF Ireland
suToefD SuIcrDs.- Yesterday morning n woman,
whose name is unknown jumped into hcGowans creek,
a. lo0h street ana Fourth avenue and was drowned.
Iho BODY was recovered Afterwards and Coroner
Gamble notified 20 hold an inancst pcceaged bnd on
oiack caiino Dress black mdrno shawl red sack and
dafk sts" bonnet sh9 WA about thiry.tWo years OF
age
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City InteIifgs nee.

TIN CRY RtIu Fcsp-scveal respectable women,
she wives, mothers sisters and widows Of United States
volunteer soldiers have lately besagod u.s. making grew
complaints regarding the nonrcopt Of their money
from the city relief fund They say that for ten weeks
past they have remained unpaid, anu shat the Comp
uoef now only gives them the stipend for two weeks
They also state that when they complain 20 the Comp
toer OF the injustice OF this arrangement ne sends them
70 the Common Council saying that bo,y nauguraed
abe rule The Common Council rcpudiaes ~ and informs
thom that the Comptroller himself has adosed this regu
snon. w one thing we satisfied The women do not
ret their money Many Of them, utlesa prsppty r..
leved, will be unable TO pay their rents Re LIST OF
May and hence in danger Of very soou having ohng
bnf the vault Of heaven 10 cover Them and Their b., es
families
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-29

The aggregate value Of the exports, exclusive Of
Specie from the port Of New York during the week end
ing April Is was 81, COS, s4a
The City Treasurer Of Philadelphia gives notice that he
is prepared buy par hundred thousand dollars Of
the loan Of that city, due LIST Of July next
It is reported that the government has agreed TO
ceive from contractors five thousand tons Of coal per
day for sixty days II this proves true must not look
for any material reduction in the price Of fuel until the
government demand
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRDAy, April 2S-6P NJ
AsHss Receipts 90 bills The market continues dull,
and prices arc wholly nominal.
BREADsTuFFs ReccIp,s, ssal bbls -four, 23i bbls
and DOS bags corn meal 7e4s bushels corn ard 900
do oats Tho demand for State and Western -four con-
tnued moderate and prices Of the common and medium
grades have further declined ioc lso, the market clos
ing dull with no buyers at our outside quotations. Tho
sales comprised 1000 bbs State and Western coo do
Southern, and 800 do Canadian at the annexed quota
ti0ls. Rye -four was in moderate demand with sales Of
$50 sbls at sb 10 80 lotho latter price for choice
Corn Aeal was In improved demand and arm, with only
small supply. Sales 900 bills, chiefly Bnndywinc
ID 80 5and Jersey at 50 10 also 20 puncheous al 500
wo qUoio.-.
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The Turf.

FASHION COURSE, L. I.-TRoTTINo.
FupAY April 2s-Match So 900, mile heats, best three
N I'VE, In harness
x Mclaughlin named bl e. Harry Clay. L AZ l. l
d. Mace named ch 6. Commodore Vanderbilt. q 2 2
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FAMILY MARKETING.

Meats and poultry have taken very high rsc NJ
Washington Market as viii be seen by the following
quotations AZ wholesale the prices have been quite low
for some time, but the retailers keep up the prices fof
some unexplained reason
MEATS. Beef for roasting, 35c 400 per 10. porter
house, do sirlon, 3Oc BIC ordinary cuts 25c DOC ;
corncd beef, zoe 25c veal, i4c o s0c mutton, lSc
n Csc
PoUrRY AND GAwF--Tnrkcy, 4oc tsc rer ID. chick
cns do; spring chickens, SO per pair squad pigeons
81 per do2en; snipc, do. ducks 81 81 90 por psir
Fisu.-Fresh Slad zoe. q Doc each; fresh nacforel,
$50. n f0c NJ. loilbHt PC Is tsc. zoe had
dock, Sc. cod Ice a re lake pike, loo sea bass
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yvrDocQs LIFE AND ADVENTURES; or the MYs-

VIDocQs LIFE AND ADVENTURES; or the MYs-
TERIEs OF TilE RfsNCH rOLlCt. Win ilips,rali.
Ndocq himself and translated from the original French
pressy for this edition Il Is published aud for ssie !.
pele In one large volume paper cover price 81 o. or ooo
SOL SMITHS THEhTRIcAL APPRENTICESHIP
Comprising Sketch ct the firs Seven Years Of ms ~
After Years. VIII eight Illustrations BY barley rioo
SOL SMITHS TBEATgsIcAL JOURNEY WORK AND
ANECDorIcAL RECUlLECTIQNs: Comprising sket.
Of the second sever Years q his ie, ioge
Oh SAN As Seeks YAsHEG YARNS AND YANKEE LET
.'sam Slick the Clocknaker" Yankee siores @e fieo
sTREAKs OF soUArTER LIFE, and FAR Wet
SCENES series OF humorous sketches descrpvs ., ~
cidents and Character In tae Mo Ms. ohn r."
Of 81 Louis Mo- D. author Of swaowins Oysters Alive s.
WI Sw oEsss y sRR iyh b b6ss %S
morons sketches hes e the Orleans Delta with ISstraon
Di P62Y frl fE z WEDDING With
shrse .hip resss OF sauaiier Le &C. With us
tons BY barley Price 70 cents.
royR MORE "PETERsoN's ILLUMINATED
THE MYSTERIOUS MA aREihs true story ofx
YGs s sys Y 1sfR H oS rTTs true
s p OF = s o. Life
f' f HTsr thrilling tale of the
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER cIAL.
FRrpAy. Apvil 2s-o p. n.

FRIDAY, Aprn 2s-ePM
the stock market has been heavy to-day under sss 70
realize there 10 every indication that the decline
only Of those Temporary reactions which occur at in
tervals during active speculative period Before the
nrst board quotations depressed by large prepon
derance Of sellers buyera At the hrst board New
York Central was ~ lower than the second board yes
terday, Erie 81, Hudson River 2X Reading ~, Aichi-
gan Southern az, Illinois Central TX, Cleveland
and Pittsburg AZ, Northwestern az, Rock Island ~,
Fort Wayne 2N, Cumberland ~, Quicksilver ~, ONO
and Mississippi certificates 4. Government securities
were quiet Coupon hve-twenties sold ~ loSX; new
ISSUE l0Sx forties o. At the open board al one
o'clock the steady and 1t the second regular
board there we're NO wide variations from the first board
prices, but the tendency was dropping. Government
securities were dull fve-twenties excepted, which were
Arm at l0sX 10sT is generally expected that these
securities will advance to ILL., or 100 OK coupon, immed
ately receipt Of the Of the effect OF Lees SUI
/ render on the price Of FIVE twenties In Europe
After the call the market for railway securites was
rather heavy
There is dearh Of speculation in the Gold Room, and
what little there is chiefly on the "bear" SIDE Inc
gold due May coupons had been FOR the most part
sold in advance borrowed that the Treasury dis
bursements have been TO great extent If not entirely
discounted The fact however, that the interest in ques
ton is hanging over the market operates against specu
ation for rise present. and the legitimate demand is
meanwhile very light The quotations were:-
10 80 A. M........ .147H 500 p M.......... .H7H
1880 P. M..........l47 4:45 p N. 1861
Foreign exchange is steady, with moderate demand
Bankers bills at sixty days quoted at 1887 Y, and
1l0H y at short sight
The money market continues extremely easy at Eve
per cent for loans CALL and per cent for prime
commercial paper
The interest the first mortgage land grant bonds Of
the Mississippi and Missouri Railroad for the current half
year falls due the Sth Of May but announcement
has yet issued whether the obligation will DO
met The payment Of interest these bonds, which
had been suspended for the previous two and a half
years. was resumed the 9Th Of December last with
understanding that the interest would be afterwards
regularly paid The bonds are quoted at 49,
The transactions the Assistant Treasurer's Office in
this city to-day follows:-
Receipts for customs ....... S43e 600
Subscriptions to government loan. 342 600
Total receipts Observation-Disclosures. 2,lS7 5l7
PAYMENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2,2S7 325
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MISCELLANEOUS.


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THE NATION IN TEARS.-NEW MUSIC, IN MEM p
rum President Lincoln, with beautiG rortra 1
Music and impressive arranged 10
sung a solo, duet trio fun chorus, or performed as
grand march Also Love the Brain" very amus s
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-29

The wheat market continued quiet and winter wheat
scarcely 30 nrm, while spring without decided
change Beyond the immediate wants OF mlers there
was demand, and we have only to report sales OF
S. 900 bushels al 81 90 81 O. winter red Western,
81 90 for Racine spring, and 81 82H 81 10 Tor
amber Michigan Rye was quiet and prices were
nominally unchanged Barley was quiet; we have only
report sales Of $50 bushels 81 so for Long Island
Barley malt continues dull and nominal The corn
market quiet but with small supply, prices were
higher The sales include IS 900 bushels at 81 81 for
white Southern, and 81 Az for old mixed Western
Oats dull and heavy at 7Sc Soc for Jersey, TIC
Tao. for Canadian, SOC &c. for Western, and 75c
TIC for Southern
BEEswAx We have no sales OF moment to report.
CANpIEs.-The market for adamantine continues quiet
terms Sperm and patent were dull and nomnaly un-
changed
CorpER-There was but little doing Small sales were
effected Of Detroit at 36Hc. &c., and lc for Balti-
CovYm-There fair business consummated yes
terday and the market rather rmer though prices
without qu0table change. The sales comprised
S,623 bags Rio ex Albatross, 1000 do, ex Union,
and 5000 do, OK Bremeriro, all on private terms;
also 900 bags Rio, from second hands, at 20Hc gold.
duty paid 800 mats Java at 22%c &c. gold, and 236
bags St. Domingo, in bond, private terms We quote
Rio, ordinary TO fair 1870 14Ec good fair TO prime,
151ac 16Hc and fair TO good cargoes 14s4c Is &c,
all for gold cash, in bond Stock April 2s 1885, S37
bags Rio and Santos.
CoTroS-Thsre was but little activity in the mar
ket, the demand being confined TO the immediate
wants Of spnners and decline of &c. &c per To- was
established the market closing heavy with saes OF 6OO
bales at the following quotations viz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-29

NINE. DEMoREsT's EXQUISITE TOILET PRErA . AR, a
peyon Curling Cream for the hair aud Perfu
pacss Price 20 cents each sold by al perluers or se
Fashions ara broadway, n Y Dealers supplied ON hbei AZ
ter ms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-29

Contemplated Rebel Raid from Csnad
int0 Vermont.

UontemPIated Rebel HAid fFosn C1h1dH
intO Vermont.
BURLINGTON, W, April %, 1895.
Information was received here this morning that the
sebe sympathxers Canada were preparing for another
raid on the frontier towns Of this Stale.
me federal and State militia authorities are on the
alert and are fully prepared to repel any invasion.
Guards have been placed on the steamers on Lake
Champian and troops have been ordered 70 the more
exposed frontier towns
The militia Of this city have been notified To be in
readiness for any emergency.
The rebels will receive reception they should
come along.