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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-10-03
Speech cf a Distinguished Ger
man Democrat. ~H3 81

5. A proposition to- embody3 an inn
partial suffrage clanse in the Consti-
tuition Of New York was pending in
the Convention a few days ago,
when a general debate ensued2 3 Mr..
Gross. the distinguished editor of
the Stats Zeitung, the German
Democratic organ of New York,
got. the floor, and made a speech
which rather perplexed some of his
colleagues. We quote :rfEz
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-10-03

The qualified electors will, also,
al, the same time, vote p" YES" or
"fNO'' on the following a47 es>
RESOLUTION .bois
Relative to an amendment of the
+, Constitution, propiding for the
Ertension Of the Elective Fran
: ch1se. 500 5T2rt Ertir silsz =s- I
Resoiued, By the General Assembly of
the State of Ohio, three-6fths of the mem
bers elected toeach house agreeing thereto,
tbat'i be and hereby is proposed to the
electors of this State. to vote at the next
annual October election, upon the approval
or rejection of the following amendment
as substitute for the first section of the
fifth article Of the Constitution Of this State,
to wit Every male citizen Of the United
States, of the age of twenty one years, who
shall have been a resident of the State one
year next preceding the election, and of the
County, Township or Ward in which he re-
sides, such a term as may be provided by
law. except such persons as have borne arms
in support. of any insurrection or rebellion
againstthe government ofthe United States
or have fled from their places Of residence
to avoid being drafted into the military
service thereof or have deserted the mill
tary or naval service Of said Government
in time of war, and have not subsequently
been honorably discharged from the same
shall have the qualification of an elector
and be entitled to vote at all elections.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-10-03
Last week / wuz invited to 90 in

& PosF OFFS, CoNFEDRIT X ROADS,
-(Wieh is in the Stdit'uv kentuckY,9 &
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-10-03
" DIR. r. N. MCCONNELL, :

PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, offers his profes.
L sional services to the citizens of Upper
5andusky and vicinity. Office south room
McConnel's Block, second story.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-10-03

EtQJ fs Fl. iEsTff = eTtf =E&Ht z
! One Candidate for Governor. I'd
One candidate for Lieutenant
/ -ac- Governor; G
One candidate for Treasurer OF
/ 1851 State; r;a s
One candidate for Auditor OF
f.. State brow
s. One candidate for Attorney Gen
~ eral ;t2Si5ia i4ooz u.r
i, Onecandidatefor Supreme Judge ;
Nef g GdH 0@81- sl- ga: .ga a.
One candidate for Comptroller OF
.a6sG the Treasury; r ..-.1v i
One candidate for Member of the
J Board Of Public W orks;
One candidate for State Senator;
E One candidate for Representative !;
Pc III 4rf&A It5fHE~e.t; o.
iOne candidate for County Audi
59 tor; SIS =qpp ).
One candidate for County Treas
l.,Fs: urer; li#I fat5 a tr5-s i
One candidate for Sheriff; p
One candidate for Probate Judge;
One candidate for County Com
missioner ~.
One candidate for Prosecuting
s}e3t Attorney b21E3tsi21 need q
lOne candidate for Coroner.
- u - - 49,. '-s ~ ..s s..+ $3.50 '-at
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-10-03
JYasiaeasa1 1irfstnra.

= s1:..' e.. MISS M. J. THOMPSON, u ~
In Millinery and Fancy Goods DDS
IL One door south of Wyandot Co, Bank,
Upper sanduskys OHIO s., 10
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-10-03

SURGEON DENTIST. Office in Beery's
- Block over the store of theBeery Brothers
All operations performed in the most approved
manner and warranted. Half sets $l5 to $40
Whole sets $50, to$35. Teeth extracted with
out main. ssffA.F8 80. -Fs-t ~ f--rrs
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-10-03
.o1.J q s,+H H. FLACK & CO., 81.

CLUTHIERS, and dealers in all kinds of Fur
r ~ nishing Goods for gentlemens wear. isoon
: No aAyers' Block opposite the Court House
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-10-03
ID NJ. BYRON
O. FERRIS.
DIR. CRESSINGER,

DHYsICIAN g. SURGEON. Office in Beery's
L Block, second floor, in the Office formerly oc'
7. c,t.,ied bv Ferris a. Byron -, 'a" $
Evening star., 1867-05-17

NEW YORK, May I7.-The steamer Virginia,
from Vera Cruz on the 4th instant, has arri we'd
She briugs Sl7,0VO In specie. The siege still
continued. and there was but little activity on
either side. The city is well fortified The
hope that the yellow fever season now coming
VIII cause the Liberals to raise the siege il
is reported that the Liberals have q strong war
seamer at TamDico, " hich will soon arriye
and blockade the port Of Vera Cruz S,sal
was taken by the Liberals on April 26th, and
is still in their possession. The Virginia con :
sequently, brought back the cargo which she
took out for Sisal. The news from the interior
of Mexico is meagre and unreliable.
Evening star., 1867-05-17
Affairs in Geors town.

BOARD OF ALDzRMBNs-There not being q
quorum present. no business was transacted d.
COMMON CouEoIL.-A communication was
received from the Mayor, enclosing a bill of
the Ssor for advertising; also. bill of j G
Matlock for damages done his hackney coach
by failure of the corporation to barricade ex /.
dition OF an alley near Farmers and Mschan.
les Bank; referred. Also, in reply to re.olu-
ton OF inquiry with referenceato repair OF
pump on 4th and Market Streets stating that
sented the penuon OF w. H. Williams re.
ferred MT Shoemaker presented the petition
of VIM. H. Calhoun, town seavenger, asking
that he may be allowed to continue in said
position Tor ten years; referred. MIR. Shoe.
maker, from streets committee, reported that
be had examined the condition of the Chain
Bridge and Little Falls road, and offered q
bill appropriating $3.50 for the repair of gut
ters in said road; passed. Mr.. Ciabaugh Of.
fered resolution approprlating $40 to p W.
Lowe; passed. Mr.. Shoemaker asked to be
resolution directing the Surveyor to make a
plot OF alley running from Don gress to Bridge
streets; granted. Mr.. ClabauRh reported ad-
rerseiy on the petition Of VIM T.. Drew tol
resolution for the opening Of Congress street.,
from Stoddard to 5th, 7th and Prospect streets:
passed. Adjourned - -;
A NEW STfAMER.-Captafn John Moore.
whose boats upon the Dismal Swamp canal
nave been engaged in carrying the United
States mail between Norfolk, Virginia and
New Oetn. NOrta Cdrollna, mas lust cOnnDleted
here very neat steamer, to be used on that
line, and which will greatly in ere ase the ia
eillties for carrying the mail between those
points. The steamer Is called the Thomas
Jefferson, and was constructed entirely by
Dis strict mechanics! Sne is'small but admir-.
ably adspted to the service tor which she was
designed. She is now lying in the canal at
Duyaiis foundry, but will soon leave for
THE CANAL;-Arrived-Tw wenty boats with
coal, consigned as follows Ham pshire and
baltimore Co., 220.17 tons; W. r. Snow. lD4
tons. American Co, 752 tons: Consolidation
Co., 1101 tons; Borden Co., 2l52 tons; Cum
berland 10, go tons; Central Co 324 II tons.
the u. Knode,, with corn, and Little Bob with.
wooo, to market. Departed-The d. knode,
with lumber and plaster, to Merceryille: Ciora
Spring, hsh, to Williamsport, and eighteen
boats light. % aE a0'-' IS :
PoRr OF GEORGETOWN. =. Entered and
cleared = Steamer Express, Nickle master.
from and to Baltimore - :. }
MERCHAETs EXCHANGE The offerings
this morning were 1,050 bushels wheat and
2,4o0 bushels corn. No transactions in flour
and corn. Market dull. Sales of 1920 busneis
wheat, at S33 80. =. - =
EIsH.-The receipts at the wharf o.day did
not exceed forty, thousand herring, and ,he,
price went up TO 81 per 1,O0a. a. ..N
Evening star., 1867-05-17
FINANCIAL,

Lewis johnson & Co., quote Stocks and
Bonds In home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK. May 17.-lst Board-Cauton,
Co., 49, Cume'd Goal %. prefd, 30; Quick.
silver. 81; Mariposa, z; New York Central
Railroad, gK; Erie Railway, 62X; Erie
preferred, 70; Hudson River Railroad,
1O1i Reading r. B., 1o3X; Michigan Central
X. r., 67X; Illinois Gen tral r R., 1I4x; OIeve-
land ana Pittsburg X: r., 72k; Toledo, ll2X;
Rock Island, eex, Northwestern, 3i*; do.
preferred, 594; Pittsburg, Fort Wayne. and
Chicago r R.. 96K; Pacific Mail, 1913;
Atlantic Mail, --. Gold, 9 p. m, 1877.
LONDON. May, 17-Noop-(Per Gable. +
Bonds, TAX; Consols, 924; Erie, a.: ILL., 76K.
Bullion increase. IA, 900 pounds. ~ -. =
Evening star., 1867-05-17
THE PROMISED RAILROAD TO THE POINT
.- =zssF--.- OF R0CKa

. Under the above head the Intellig.ncer pro.
,fesses a great desire to know why the Balti.
mere and Ohio Railroad Company have failed
te 60 on with the constru ction Of the Point of
Rocks road This is refreshingly cool, even
for this coolish season. The fnselsioe ncer
knows perfectly well that 1t was throueh the
senseless clamor raised in its own editorja,
columns that parties interested in opposing
the cons rnction OF the read were encourage
to undertake to cause Congress to interfere
to prevent its entrance into the city.
They absolutely succeeded SO far as to cause
one house Of Congress- to pass a bill restrain.
ing the company from going on with the con-
struction of the road. Every body about the
Capitol last session was familiar with the
sight OF these lobbyists against the road, bob.
bing about the Congressional halls. distribut.
ing copies of the, National InteHigencer with
It's labored editorials in their 4anterest. or
course, while Congressional action was pend.
ing on the bill, nothing could be done
by the company in the prosecution OF tbs
work, and 1t was. only after the pro.
tracted session had expired that they could
feel at liberty torresume the enterprise
But for the lnte{tgencer and it's clique of lob
| byists the work might now be far on lis way
towards complexion. Since the adjournment
Of Congress the company have been proceed
ing as rapidly as possible with the arrange
nents for the active prosecution Of the work,
Mr.. Bouic, the attorney for the company, has
been engaged for some time in making the
requisite purchases from the owners Of prop.
erty to secure the right Of way, and we believe
has now nearly completed his task. If the In.
telligencer and its clique of lobbyists do not
again ss cceed in delaying this important work
we shall expect now to see it carried for ward
TO triumnhaDt com nj 1etiQn
No one but an Insesiiocncer writer. we are
sure, would be silly enough to indulge in
cheap swagger about what the capitalists Of
i Washington would have done IN the way Of
building the road had Mr.. Garrett and the
'Gigantic Monopoly" stepped out OF, the way
Our capitalists who cannot or will not raise
S50,000 to support steamship line to New
York, where the returns are immediate,
would probably be some time. in planking
down S3,00o,000 to build q road to the Point
of Rocks: an enterprise which, however ad.
vaniageous to the city Of Washington, will
most certainly not return q cent OF interest on
the capital invested for a generation to come,
if ever.
Evening star., 1867-05-17

-THRJAPANEsR UOMMIss IoNERs The lana
nese Commissioners, now on a visit to this
city, have not been ont since Tuesday, when
they visited the Soldiers Home. Yesterday
they were visited by Admiral Lee and Com
nodore Jenkins, OF the Navy: Edgar T Welles,
Esq, Chief CLERK OF the Navy Department:
Mr. Chiffon. Of the State Department. and
others They spend much Of their time in
learning English, and are advancing RAPIDLY.
Ono Tomogoro. Chief Commissioner, seems
passes much time in reading. About the lat
ter part OF next week they will visit Boston.
in company with Mr., Chiffon, Of the State De,
partment, and Commodore Jenkins, Of the
Navy. On their return from Boston thew will
stop IN Philadelphia, where they will visit
the Navy Yard and other places of interest
about the city. They will also visit Leaeue
view with them yesterday.
Evening star., 1867-05-17
Special Telegrams to the Star.
FROM EUROPE TODAY.
rDr f,a1.le to &ha aseoet.s.a n.~

LoNDoN, May l7-Nosn.-The bullion in
the Bank of England has increased i74. .OtlU
pounds. Oonssls. 92A; U. S. ,2Vs, ray
LIVERPOOL, May i7--Noop.-Cottou is firm:
Middling Uplands, INA. Sales for the
b LoNDoN, May i7-o P. M-Uonso,s Y h,sber
since the noon report, and are now qu oted at
92x.
LIVERPOOL, May 17--2 p. M.-There is no
change in cotton.
Evening star., 1867-05-17

DEPARTuRE OF THA BRAZILIAN MINISTER.
The Councillor Joaquin Maria Nascentes de
Azambula, Envoy Extraordinary and Min
lister Plenipotentiary from Brazil, visited the
Executive Mansion this morning, in company
with Secretary Seward, and took leave of the
President prior to his departure for home.
He was received IN the blue ,parlor, there be.
ing no one present except the President and
members OF the Cabinet. The new Brazilian
Minister will arrive in a few days, and be
presented TO the President f@-a ~
Evening star., 1867-05-17
Murder /

DETROIT, MICH, May IA horrible mur.
der occurred In East Saginaw last night Ed.
ward X. King. shoemaker, stabbed a black.
smith named John Seeiy with a knife several
times, causing Immediate death. The mur.
derer escaped. q. 7 20. -...r - 49,. : : -
Evening star., 1867-05-17

be THE WEEKLY STAR is now on our counter
for sale, and in wrappers, ready for the mails,
containing. among m uch other reading matter.
a aFuil Account Of the Sabbath School Ceiebra.
ton: Complete Report OF the Proceedings
az the Republican Nominating Convention:
The Release OF Jefferson Davis on Bail: The
Proceedings in Court in Reference to Re.
opening the Registry OF Voters; the conclu.
sion OF the interesting story, "Something to
nnrg G nestioa I; Workingmen's Meetings
during the week; Full Reports of all Meet
inRs OF Republican and, Democratic Asso.
Citations and Ward Clubs during the week;
Useful items OF domestic economy; Humorous
Sketches, with Domestic, Military, Naval, De.
partment tai, and Local News; Agricu iturai and
Housekeeping Miscellany; and the latest Tele-
Evening star., 1867-05-17
Declines,

NASHVILLE, TENN, May i7.-Judge Law.
renee has declined the nomin atlon for Con :
gress n ade by the anti. Trim BILE Radicals His
supporters are greatly disappointed, as the Y
regarded his election as sure. They will prob.
ably nominate another candidate.
Evening star., 1867-05-17

S9gfhaAt ODD n teiioFs rSHs 2.ll. on On NON! TaE
ss.ss i 4. ssiE .so 0ss under
TIDNAL kTEREOPTiOOa. 4 beautifui HI .Hbi. sA.
bi.iGs nd 81 DIssOLvIEGv vfEws from The - oid ot
sna New Testament, Of Foreign Travels, Statu
gsrs!ns, revealing the wonders OF the Animal
Woris. tosether vi Eloquent Poetic Recita.
lions and fine Vocal and Instru mental Music
Tickets Of sdmissisn 2s cents. '-' mus
Tickets cs9 be procured from the following
committees OF ladies, re presenting each ward al
the city: viz Mrs S. eIey and L. Gisnenss' lat
Wsrd wsrd Mr.: GSS%S. and Mis-, 0oo@ss I'd
Sd werd: Mrs n. b. Rstcliffe and L. Wa,tz' ~
val Nard MIS-, N RsaSy and b Jahnes, sth ward !;
mo1.;snn ne,iy sns = Grlnder, sth ward; Mrs
Evening star., 1867-05-17
Poisoning Case,

Boston, May IA young woman, named
Alice q. Abbott, has been arrested on tbe
charge OF causing the death OF her step. father,
Washington Pickering, by poison. III.
Evening star., 1867-05-17
BOARD OF VISITORS AT THE NAVAL
..- - ACADEMY - ''-

The Secretary of the Navy, has appointed
the following named gentlemen as a Board of
Visitors at the Naval Academy at Annapolis
during the examination, which commences on
the goth Of May Hon. Henry b. Anthony, of
r. l.; Hon. A.yG. Rice, of Mass; Hon. q. v.
Fox, Of N H.: Hon. VIM. A Darling, OF NY;
Rev. VIM. Salser, Of Iowa; Williams @. Whit.
temore, Esq, of Conn; Rear Admiral G. +.
Pearson;7 Commander Danisl b. Ridgeley;
Captain John g. Howell; Surgeon N. Pink
ney: Paymaster ]. W. Hambleton; and Chief
Engineer Roberts. 4a .4-sr1r. - 49,. .--,..
Evening star., 1867-05-17

ADJoURkMKNT OF THE SUPREME COURT
The Supr eme Court Of the United States after
discsrsine the Mississippi case as stated else
where and delivering opinions on other cases
adjourned until the first Monday in December
next "a tpsEsT - Af- = -5. 'aaf llIsfssh a q
Evening star., 1867-05-17

THK JUDICIARY CoMMITTRE.-Genera Bur.
ton, commandment at Fortress Monroe, and late
custodian Of JefTei son Davis, Is now in this
city. and was examined by the Judiciary Com
mittesy yesterday. District Attorney chandler.
OF Virginin, is also here, and will be before the
Committee .H.--.sefb q a=SE-4 , .-4
Evening star., 1867-05-17
Presbyterian General lAssembly-Dr. Cur
' ley MOderat0r

CINCINNATI May 1.-THE PRESBYTERIAN
General Assembly (old school) asssembled
here Yesterday DIR. X. L. Stanton, President
of the Miami University, preached the opening
sermon. Over two hundred members were
present. Or Rev. p. ID. Gurley, of Washington
city was elected Moderator.
Evening star., 1867-05-17

THE NATIONAL MEDICAL CONVENTION
We learn that this Convention, which was in
session at Cincinnati for some days passed, has
adjourned to'meet in this city nex xt year, and
will meet here biennially thereafter,
Evening star., 1867-05-17
BOARDING,

OO01tD1AN0s
COUNTRY BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED ON
- reasonsble ter@s BY applying in person to
ROARDING-ERONT PARLOR to rent With
y y HOAkD forltEo, At $50 per month. Apply
$50 street near 10th st. m Is. Sts
ROARDIN0.-A gentleman and his wife, or TIVE
! Il single gentlemen, can obteiHa pleasant front
xOOM with BOARD In private femily from the
North Inquire st No. 70 4 street, between 3d
ana As0. ~ s-.,E NH -
HOE KHHT-Two we'll furnished PARLORe, On
= the Arst hoof. with or without BOARD. AD-
ply S0S o., bet. eth and 10th. sc 70 u
TtABL0D BOARD st Ho. A6A 10Th street, Q fsv
Evening star., 1867-05-17

THR MISSISSIPPI CASE DIsMIssED.-In the
Supreme Court of the United States yesterday
the original bill sftbe State of Mississippi, ON.
plainanL vs.. Secrstary Stanton and Generals
Grant and Ord, was decided by the court The
the bill. The case was decided by q dIyid ed
court. as announced by Chief Justice Chase
but the names Of the judges on each side were
not made public, this being a secret Of tn q
court. Upon the motion to dismiss the bill
for want OF jurisdiction 1t was ordered that
the bill be dismissed with costs, SO the Missis.
sippI case falls with that Of Georgia. .-I
Evening star., 1867-05-17
HFrons j. Shiliington, Odeon Building
We have Mrs. PetersOn's Ladys Friend for

ane.al fG1 hfF.FF u Z WI ~ tI'7.-I III
-Efa .aF.s nf3 8I a,sfFIssHf 81 azg iIGIs
s.4S 80 ,rpf aT~ aga' slfi 'sf.iIJ aff 50
gebs3a 31g s4ss1,W bGE taIs Fl EItA
Evening star., 1867-05-17

~Alexandria, Va, yesterday oreanized a
Steam Ferry Company to run boats between
that city and the Maryland side of the Poto.
IL
Evening star., 1867-05-17

U0uhtOloi1bS'H 'H ".f
Oil. - re-" ALExAHDREs. 7'''
~ eizss-57l to l0h.
~ Price-Lsofes, So; Gentlemen's, s2.1.
UOOURvOIsIER's LONG or TWO BUTTON
CLOVIS in white and light colors: price S2.25.
~ so doz. oOUBVOIsIERyK KID GLovEsin In
light and medium colers, win be closed out a.
= 81 so per pair. r. .. ...a p.
~JOUVIN's KID GLOVES, at 81 and sl.25
per pair.
so doz. UNDREssED KID GLOVES, at ST.
Per pair.
af ..- JOS. j. MAY & CO.,
- ~ sos Pennsylvania avenue.
my H-F&Mt - bet. 9Th and 10th streets
Evening star., 1867-05-17
GEORGETOWN '4ADVER'MTS.
OFT1CIAL-A PROOLAMATIOH. - :

Whereas q tie lrssent high prices of ell kinds
bSIi rs; tS; the undsrsnsd have resolved. and do
Rs,ol.sd, .s That VI TiH ort:ell any merchants
sss r.. ?. rs S11 !.
ts:S Il y: "a: s.''' s'''
s ss:ss sss..ai6 s6sHia' s'si' r +. Il; = !, ...
Ha&ISSSss sii saSifs fcaodhss cohsnfsn !, i s''
And great many other Goods too nam srous to
b1dsss fS street. in tn. of
serggssGyn g Il the District Of
my ls:1t. JOSEPH 4 son.
DIssoLUTION OF oofARTN1RsHIP.
The sssasssD;Ess,p existing between
8: a.%s !. Si k1PoIiFIEE s.. hssfss seSss
eS,..nt Dy ts The Va,
.e S Ri;s:s 81
'ins =, Ysa ~. ka:t Il = thRHsiF!S 4ksaiT!.
GEoRaHTowN HEAD0UARTI1s. ---7
ftIi 81 sSs5SS$ y b,
IklAMlHffSSu { . ~ fSusSa' fHa' : ) BraRprp sa'l
No. leo Hrtdse street. 7 sxt % the astional Bank
ss:R:.ss; s:s.s:s. ?. Nm.
wa. e EH5AFLTYy F5l9IV1 sTia1
.lSTkBLIsHEINTs a@g
r9sISSS: Ne tS y:s:r.on Q. asorsstovn b. a.
AetroD slitan lnstifutc, iaS: reSsiit sSss ns
HnoT 9, aas tns Asysst snd most oomDIsts eSeab.
sad Securing d I'll Sisds dsns SHSa Il - j.,s
.s| ;sassass, e -. ...ss =. s.s...,s.s
.tScoos ssSssysd snd drstcrnsab 81 sx1rss xl9S IL
Post cues a66ress. Lock 6ox Go. %. ge !,
Once closes daily &C sunaef 1xesS3 Gasu,Aay
4 wnyy1 - o.0eee ~ ,. a.t 50 = teN4R
Z I taHT9Y14Ae4IOs, stO10NfI T1sse iss,s
Asstz1As ssa ksansll eaySal1. nia.lW
Evening star., 1867-05-17

~ The following is the official showing OF
the daily circulation OF the papers named be-
low, made under the call directed by the 70.
cent act of Cong
EVENING STAR......7.715 copies per day.
IntsiIigsncer......-..3,55 q IS
The returns OF advertising by the same city
papers for the quarter ending December 81,
1866, as taken from the books of the Internal
Revenue Office, are as follows:
EVENING STAR. .S13. LOT
Intelhgencer. ............ ........ '9,1Oe ,
Evening star., 1867-05-17

, ~The Maryland CONSTITUTIONAL Conven.
tion. in session at Annapolis, spent yesterday
in debates upon n,mpertant matters, such as
the appointment Of an Assistant Pos tmaster
OfftrIal RepOrfer, etc, as.4- sa,..F
Evening star., 1867-05-17

RECEIPTS FROM OUsToMs.-The receipts
from eustsms At the folio wing named ports
from May 1st to May 1lth, were as follows
New ork, 1851 200; Boston. s5oa s56. .os pin.
adelphia, Sl65,26O.67: Baltimore, S2S4, 4,s65. IS;
New Orleans, (April Goth to 30th,) s10i, 1867;
San Franelseo, (April 9th to l3th,) Is,9Ia7 "a
T otal, Sill, ,752. .I9. - =. 80
Evening star., 1867-05-17
GOyERNMENT SECURITIEa,

= .-,a, WASHINGTON, MAY II, NJ.
Jay Cooke b Do furnish the following quo.
t&tinns Of 4QYernment eecurities:
Evening star., 1867-05-17

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Dsvid CopIer6sld: Diamond edition. illustrated
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