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OVER A MILLION no11.pss.r,n,

,a..', 80 a BALL1ON DOLLARS SAVEDl
W So 1oL e,anen ~ hal a negro man wor,h a, on,
u,es, soVh cold from bad hurt in the les ma y ~
rnuiJ b aoI over year. had used oyerv,hi, !" =
leu, n oi without benefit until tYied ~ ~
ncnt cure ~ soon enectod perna-
hontgomerv Al. J. l.. DOWNING
Mu.tare pressure In recomm ndinR tha Nax,..
artiria Linlmeht ht available .nns -,
Uorsa. W oprMns, Sores, Scratches or rii M
soras u, our men have used ft for Hurns IAN IAN on
magic" 49, anu All say IL acts III q
S,s%aR dsn. Tor American, Wells FarEo's and iIT
I'm, ne sprAin Of my dauEhter,s anLIs o,
weeL .f,sr ms. winter .,
Mustang lIniment "s your celebrated
Gloucester Mass Ap1 TOE, ED. SEELY.n
~ 10 an admitted fact that the Me,io. =,
LII @ peIioTnis more cures In Shnr,ns ~ ustahg
% iSi NM Vsast thAh amy article ever diihe sihe on
raniies 4, nvnry-men aud planters uieoyered.
N.Y. at ~ on nand Quick and sure n cr,s always
AlI genuine u wrapped In steel. .nlate az .Alhly is
bearing the signature orc. W Wesihsae wings,
over the top. F'4DAAAsBARkEs VI a
An enort has been made to coupterr.,,
cheap stone plate bel, LooE oIaseJite it with
gists. eS'soldby all Drug.
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Contains the new novel, by Prof. Peck, entitled
Bertha Seely, the Heroine OF the Old dominion -
aud groat variety Of political and literary arti.
eles Also, steel plate portraits Of twelve CJnfed
crate Generals viz. Lee StonswalI Jack son, j h.
Johnston, Beauregard, Ewell. Longstreet, Hamp-
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vindication Of the Southern states. Citizens and
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and an Exposure Of the Presentations of the said
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hair of either ser into " avy Tinelets an 1eAyy.
massive curls, Has been uso'l by the Iathionables
OF Parls ana London, win The mOst RrHtiiyiI re-
suits. Does no injury 20 the hair Price fy N all
sealed and postpaid, tl- Descriptive ciicVlsrs
mailed nee Address BERGER, SHUTS 40
Chemsis, No 2tb River IT., Troy n Y. sole gent
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THE OLD auARp, voL. N. lsa4.

Containing steel portraits Of Mayor Gupther, L.
II: seymour, J. W. Wall, Il. Is. Ulds, X. B fancy,
Alex Long, 5. s. Cox, Gideon j. Tucker r. M.
Prince q. IL. Pendleton, and Daniel HolsmRn
Octave, 2s4 PIP. Price ~ 90.
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Containing the portraitsof OF Hon Horatio Seymour
Hon Z. L. YAllandigham, Governor Parker, OF n
r. Wood, Hon. Is. Wood and Hon q. W. Wood
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rHE OLD GUARD, VOL. III, 1868,
THE OLD GUARD, VOL. ~. 1860.

IL contains the new novel, by DR.. r. Dunn En- =
glsh, In full entitled rhe Peer and the Printer
Also, valuable political articles. syo., bT2 PIP. o.
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THE DAILY EMPIRE.
sQUANpEMEp LIYKs.

ny BAYARD TAYLOR.
The fisherman wades IN the surges.
The sailor sails over tue seas;
The soldier stops bravely 70 battle,
The woodman lays axe TO the trees.
They are each of the breed OF the heroes.
The manhood attempted in strife;
strong hands, that go lightly TO labor;
True hearts, that take comfort in strife
In each is the seed to replenish,
The world with the yigor IL needs
The center of honest affections.
The impulse TO generous deeds
But the shark drinks the blood of the fisher;
The sailor is dropped inthe sea;
The soldier lies cold by his cannon:
The wOOdman is crushed by his tree
Eaoh prodigal life that Is wasted
In many achievements unseen,
But lengthens the davs ofthe coward.
And strengthens the crafty aud mean.
Tne blood OF the noble is isyished
That the selfish profit may find;
God sees the lives that are squandered
And we ~ His wisdom are blind
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THE undersigned has been appointed and oua
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A toilet delight. superior to any Cologne, used
20 Datne the iace and person, 20 render the skin
bolt ana irehh, to hllay Inflammation, to perfume
SlothinE Tor headaehe, 40 IL 10 mAnutactured
nom the rich Southern Magnolia and 10 obtain.
Ing patronage quite unprecedented. IL is ala.
vOfite with ACTRESSES and opera singers IL 10
sold by all dealers at 81 70 In large bottles and by
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nsaLs!oEs spring water, sold by all
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THE OLD GUARD, VOL. 1, 1863.

Being Rreyiew of Judge story's Commentaries
on the Constitution Of the United states. by Abel
=. Upsher Price, 81.
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THE MoSdRELIrEs

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There Wax An active borrowing demand from the
.shots early the week. whom loans were mads at rates
In favor Of ~ lender, ranging from 1-sc per
pr diam hue - and after the LIST iast tho supply ~as
. far decreased BY the subTreasuy interest payments
that loans w1rs made without Interest and a. per
cant fcF carrying 0aly sssooec Of the en-, oSs Or
specie exported vas in American gold coin. me coin
interest paid sat BY the Sub Treasury during the rst
four days Of the present month amounted CO.
ana the customs receipts the port the week
81 SIC, eoA
fhs foreign exchange market was firm, and cotton
bills were in improved demand, owing to the adj
Vance In the price OF the staple abroad The
ssason 10 now approaching whom the supply
Of bills 10 hkeiy to b limited. BY reason
u rsdsced exports q cotton and produce generally and
shipments Of coin may have 70 be made In moderate
sdast the exchanges between this country
asd Europe while just the rsmitsance Of that por
oa Of shs intsrsa the hveswsnty loan which h dee
to foreign bondholdsn oressss special demand Tor
bills Tue foslowiug wsse the closing rssss:-Banksrs
bills on England u sixty days. loex X; u three days.
Ii0x . n; Commercial balls los 1oek: France, u
sixty days AK aAl21S; u three days. sis Gl2h;
bills on Berlin, n 59K; on Bremen. 7sx 7sk; on
Frankfort, AZ *: on Amsterdam. cox Nk; on
Hamburg 3ox q; on Antwerp. $50 a5.1s
Sujosusd are ths highest prices obtained for the lead
ing stocks sod q the nrss regular session OF the Ex
change on sach saturday OF the past four weeks
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Win moasses. 10 master. Bark Fish, for NYcrk. ID
me cay prev'ons brig Fannie Dutler for do day
A w Duryea TIL
S Schr Mayo. Salisbury. Key West Is days
Senr anthony Kelly Somlers. York River.
ocnr New Globe, Bray, Elizabeehp0rt for b0seoa.
scnr s Fowler, Holb-ook Calais.
schr Lyra. Haskell. Cutter.
schr Jane, Haskell, Cutler
schr Rattan, Curtiss, Ellsworth.
scar Hannibal Cox. Bangor.
Schr Telegraph, Co0mbs BANGOR
scnr silver BELL, Bailey, Gardiner.
scnr Gushing, Wood. Portland
Schr wo,hingson, Terry, Portland for philadelphia
S Scar rennsylvana. Corson, Portland Tor Albany.
Schr Whitney. Hall. Rockiand.
Scnr GENTLE, Henderson, Rockland
scnr ten Taylor Mayo, Gloucester.
Scnr Il y Metcalf. Rogers, Gloucestee.
Sclr Hale, Coleman, Taunton.
Scnr Ponder, Lincoln, Taunton.
Schr Parker ST. Kelly. Pawtucket.
Scnr Crandali -, Westerly
Scnr = Flower Russell. Hartford.
Schr neranda. Ponds New Haven.
land. Me-
Wind al sunset SE
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

sun pAY, May g. 1867.
There was considerable activity and buoyancy
developed the railway share market during the past
week aud the transactions Erie were heavy. The
decline OF the last months has reduced prices to
point which most n not ALL OF the stocksi this
list cheap when judged BY their current earnings
and the extreme abundance OF money at this CENTRE
together with the prospect OF It's continuance gives
encouragement to spectators for . rise. More
over the virtual settlement OF the Luxemburg ques
ton has removed source OF apprehension, however
ill founded, which excrtsd unfavorabls influence
upon financial and commercial Affairs Dr some little
time past up 70 Mt Business Of al kinds has
labored under % much stagnation for many months
past that Raur reaction b inevitable a. depression
must always b tho exception and the rule in rap
idly growing country like oar own. To talk OF
shrinkage Of prices to the ants be'xm standard
Is entirely premature while gold Is sailing a
anything Ike IL present premium and II IL
more than probable that tho leading railway
stocks will never again sell - low As they did in $780,
The railways Of tho country growing in value with
its growth and all that necessary mako them good
dividend paying properties without exception ID good
management No disturbance OF or values is likely
to arise from the further contraction Of the currency n
tho receipts falling on extent which
will the secretary OF the Treasury powerless
avail himself Of the authority conferred upon
him in this respect The public debt has been
reduced too rspidiy, our taxation has been
too heavy and both tho dwndiing OF the public income
and the non-oontracton the currency TO be-
dcsired The prospect before us both financially and
commercially y encouraging than has been for
half year past The statement Of tho associated banks
for the week just expired will show further very large
accumulation Of currency here. and they were pre-
vousiy strong IN their legal tender reserve. The
drain money from the interior still continues,
and we again threatened with plethora Of
capital unless speculation on the Stock Exchange
becomes active enough to absorb IL Loans
made freely miscellaneous collaterals at
per cent and At on governments, per cent being
the general rate irrespective OF colaterals.
The stock market very firm on Saturday afternoon,
and at quarter to six tho subjoned prices
rens:-New York Central 9sKa q; Erie, e4x q;
Reading Io4 u; Michigan Southern, 6oh . *; Csve-
land and Pittsburg, Vi Rock Island, 92k Il Fort
Wayne s7zS %; Northwestern, SO *; do preferred,
627s 63; Pacific MAIL 1904 Y; Western Union Tee-
graph, 43H "; Ohio and Mississippi certificates,
22'S %; Boston Water Power, 3l,s a 90.
Tho gold market the whole steady during the
week. notwithstanding tho decided character OF the
European peace On Monday morning it was
greatly excited by the intelligence that France and
PRUSSIA had agreed submit the Luxembourg question
. Congress, and the opening price 1914. but It
covered the day 1854 the daily fuctua-
during the rest of the week were rs follows.
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S HIP PIN c NE w s
Il yoRx-rHy
~ NOON SITS. is
VI Hfsu wA1Ek 10 ~
puaT Of NEW yoHK. NAY 5. 1867.


French steamer (yunbosfl Tactic. Capt Cogny. Nassau
sssn.sp city q fns ssn ksnnes Liverpool April
n Ds ~ w % =" sns %
Oily Of DubIu. hence Tor Liverpco 27th lat % % Ion - Co.
% 3 % d sss ss ssans
same az ss lon % brig r.gged s' e. bound May
soasd an. III 10 loo g. * sssm.Aps ksnssreo aud
=: SS % %s.Sns'sa' fSs Queen. and ssassoss. ali
..s Tss; ysa a s =
Ssss !. " n sssi sss
BIZ sn j sa s:s :ss.%:sp hs.
sS r.s Msrmss Hsas "a NAY
.s ss ssf Ssrs Ss4.s.s :sa.sss sr tS
ssS Essss.T NJ Jon GO, y sss
sgs q sunda passed sSip Game Cock. from China Tor
c.p; Scea oS % 'p ssss' .sp - cisiSs
days VIII :s . ssni TSompson'. sspss. DAD strong
q w.r sr
cysrsos.d ana boat lowered and sIer
nm. ss:s, M..s with
Ssss: Avn r:;:sS cs.s:. I !. ss WIN
sSss % "a ss Mcleod %':
~. S;ss: s. PROM R'fis s i,'
heavy KHte from ~ 70 NV.
BARI Marsnna "a sPort, PalhA Lisbon 10 days. With
Brig Nimwankee tof Bangor Brsmhs Casteilamarc o.
days. with, fruit, 10 Miller Houghton.
Brig william Muir r, Deal, xsssIns March Il, with
Bre Gertrude tof Newpay, Enoch Rio JsneIro s. DAYS.
with coffee. 70 master.
Brts rsvetse tof new Haven't DueI barbados ~ days
with r. 70 u TrowbrdGes Sons March ~ outward
PASSAGE "a the Hshsnds, ssmes sppie, cook fe over
Brig Aroosock CT Boscn,. Bryant Hcuv,as, 10 days.
with sugar. 10, 70 MiIicr Hougnton-
s.s. "a Worss oIs r rna m TIE an to
Aprt n, LAT gs n, Ion ~ ~ spoke Br BRIG snow Bird
Hrm Trenton. Norwood. Elixabsthport for Bcsou.
Brig Chss sncw, Pesss ~ Desert spsrs. 70
tar.
scar Amy os sslcsmse,. rsperso. Palermo Al days, win
schr Tampa tof Mschissl johnson Ponce, PR, n davs
with sugar 40 70 Mayhem, Experienced heavy weather
norsh Of HattcrAs, lost matnsy and fore rsH
sohr neisbsa lef cam<sah Jeacs. RsmsS a. dAys
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Tss .1:.. %.S S
EsjNss 2 8 Or No: i!iw.ass. and u Ssssss 70.
California small the close holders ds%Iaasd
on Change bids at that figure ejected$ 20 being
:ssa :ss % = 81 si'
dsps. d
for white ssa.hers ne Ss%snd Or oss. wss fsr
Western and sc Sc for stsisths latter price for sm:
s u psa sas
ley ruled quiet but nrm We heard Of TRANSACTIONS
Fssiears.-The offerings continued light eu.
"a lsS
Sscoo ' 1o srces do % and s. Ssiss fuIs a. Acs
10 per- steamer bacon M 70 srs
S.s e = sa re s e..; ,ssSs q z a 10 Ss
ssrH,rssck Gal % Corr for orders Pns timber one f,cn
~ %
as % Sa in N.
absence or transactions.
kinds also remained nominal.
aors were 10 good demand for eonsapea At full prices
!, i :sppas M siS s; s and firm
", was good jobbns demand At previous
sr spirits en
l % the
III s'p ssss o 70
Rosins less active prices not
d. Virgil IS and 100 do. do. to arrive. !. &C. Tar
Ums.~Inseed. though quiet remained arm at q IS
81 Tor job6ins lots. oshsr kinds not essentially
Paovlsoss Receipts sss bbx pork 50 pkes cut meats
go and 50 kegs lard There was but little activity in the
regular The sales cash and regular 3oOo bbls at
%s;
option For beef fair demand prsy.led a fun prices
sses SO bills At ~ ~ % fSr new extra ness ana
s oae
active ana steady; sales i5O D9s So "a 81 Bacon;
iSs sRs
pss
ns ra aa S we. % a
lie lsSc Butter Was quiet .: c &c for wssssrn end
s. crude There
'Ss 1asf
100 S6 Regular grssy e bulk stie sS d. low gravity
loo do regular and 1000 DO low bulk for Immediate
rule. quiet 81 4 arm 4 a
advance noticed ia last Small sale: The spot %
option n-d Il
were bills standard white for May. go DO DO.
nike; loo do do june At nc. and do. for ali
X @.s quis SSi steady - lo llo with
::s .s.ay r. :s: e.
q loc Tor faT good rsnnins The sales sssvgteJ -
for sas go: vs. 4 "a
ps.acssd SrssAsd snd s..ngassd !,
sc.sr .snsss nssissed lrisss ranged nom IL
noticed sales o. % lbs :. Ii,c ls<o
.sss but p2iss. remained steady; sale.
Ws,sxxr-Rsceip.s ioos bills The market remained dull
and pr'ces were entirely nominal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-06

The Cunspd mail steamship Cuba viii leave Boston on
Wednesday for Liverpool fN
The mails for Europe viii close inthis city u quarter
past and half past Eve O'Clock Tuesday afternoon
TEE 1.Ew Yozk HHRAED-Edision Tor Earops-wili b.
ready u ten O'Clock on Tuesday mornlsg
Single copies, IN vTappsn. ready for mailing, six
coneA
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY MAY s, 1867

voerhies WIN sit the bench during this term but the
presdng Judge states that he will not hold court for
longer time than two hours per day uat more suita-
Bile provided Assistant District Attorney Troy
will represent the people.
There win be Circuit Of the Supreme Court Court
Of Oyer and Terminer until June.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married.
MAYo-ALxxAHDER Thursday May In the First
Presbyterian church, Brooklyn by tho Rev. J. Van
Dyke, FizHUGH MAYO ESQ.,, OF Richmond, Va, 70 ELLxx
LEn daughter Of b Alexander formerly Of Louisville
Ky. No cards
Ross--CoxKrN.-On Thursday, May Q, By Rev. A. p
Van Geson at the residence OF the brides mother R0s
ERr Ross. Of Lynchbarg. Va. TO Miss Many SEABURY,
eldest daughter Of the late Samuel Seabury Conklh. of
n Y. &4Fk
Lynchburg papers please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-06

again advanced from roc 70 s- holders demand
ing even more The demand confined trade rands
shipping grade being neglected and 10 nominal
At previous quotations California was steady with
Guiding California; were about 0o bbs The market for
southern Hour ruled shade hrne though the business
consumnated moderate the sales confined to $50
eels at the Quotations annexed For rye -four moderate
demand prevailed and rather higher prices obtained
sales $50 bbs at - l0 ~ Corn fair request
and hr with sales OF Loo bbs at 90 s. for city Bran
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~. Ol3 O04 s7.1go. cIs 20 as4 ,
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, May ".
Asars-Receps - packages. Pots we're dun ana ncri.
nal % sss Pearls unchanged We quote Sis 7ss
SI32.
ArccHoi--saes made Of 1000 pbs, for export, al
zs,sc
ccsrsrrhe Rio ruled dull but quite firm No
sales reported. Other kinds remained unchanged
Corrov AT previous prices moderate business was con-
summscd the saies being 200 bales The market closed
dni but quite steady at quotations. We quo,e:-
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The criminal business In the Brooklyn courts for this
month promise 70 DO important and interesting.
The United States District Court Eastern D,ssricp viii
be held BY Hon. Charles Benedict The present term
opened on Thursday last
The United States Circuit Court win be hold by Judges
Nelson and Beusdict snd number Of very important
revenue cases will % tried during the term
The United states Commisscnsrs' Court VII be In
session usual
IN The supreme Court Special Torn. Judge oilscn viii
preside.
morrow, on which occasion Hon George Thompson the
newly elected judge Of this court will his seat The
Civil Calendar, comprsing about one hundred cases will
be taken up Monday, the 18th inst District kttor-
ncy Morris win appear for the people.
In the Court OF Sessions no business has bsen trans
acted for some time account Of the ness OF Judge
Dikeman, which Was doubtless smperinduced BY
Of vpseiattsa IN thn court judges Dkeman Host and