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Passenger Station EewYort Twenty severthst and
Entrance TweniY-serentha-

Entrance TwentY-seTeRthH
TRAINS LEAVE NEWYORK:
For Sewfsven AMI bridgeport SG9 tkIl, u3 q . - u
lEr.l, 30 ffx af, - and 90 (Er.) p
Tor Mi"c Saord FArted Southport aud Westper 100 Le
a m.; 3<5, 4SDpm
For So,xsh 100, 400 (EGl 900 i.D pD tELl a~ fELl
as5 40. ,Er so 500 iBIl
For Daries, 90 900, II ~ N: as. +3, S9nn
For STANFORD 100 $50 tBrh 800. ll3a LIB tELl AIS 400
(Rr.) 3tS. 40 (Er1 [4o, SO 6 %, edo tHxl. p
For 1reenv.eh aud intermediate Stations 10 500 lln ~ 40
3f5, Lie, so. nN p -
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For fostou via Springfield, 800 tEsl 400 tEr) eopA
For Boston. Wa Shore Lloe, " IS tBI D. 40 - =.
For Hartford sad Springfield 400 m tEII zs aW tsII u"
Pm
trial, $50 IN. Northampton.
For Hartford Providence Pshk Railroad $40 I) Is
New HevLondcn and Ralresd u a@ n.
i2l5 400, 500 p
For Canal Railroad II Is o 10. Northsnsoa
For Hsusat tonic Railroad aO m. ao y a.
For Nsugatuck Railroad. eco m., 3n N
For Dsuhury and Eorwslk Railroad 1.uo. 400 m, <0na
JANIS II. HoYT, Sept
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n ONG island RAlLROAD-SUMMER AR

Il ONG ISLAND DRAlLROAD-SUMMER AR
IL IRANGgMEsr-Leaves Jsmer's ship, y. \, 7o A. m Nal
Tram for Grrspport Way stations 0 syos.et Glen Cs,s
H. Syo Glea Cove ami all War stations; $3.50 North lisp,
and Stations Sunday Excursion Tram North Lp eaves
aniers returning. Hunters Psnt s<s
D. IN.
NORTHERN X. X. of N J.-Trahs leave
IN Jersey CITY FOR P!crrnon Sis and ll5 l: 5
and Saturday ouly il:5 The 95 Az and SEA
D. through Monsy THOS W. DENiREST Superintendent
NEW-YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
1851 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT i81
COMMENCING JUEE !, 1867
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SHIPPIAG Ly7ELLIG ENCE.
PORT oF SEw oRK......ssrr. n

CLEARED.
Steamship Tsa PSiP. I'm: s:vI1S.S p sSJ f.T.ao n1
Ship ii C Il S," Yos rhos sss fas.c ssso o-soe
ss s.s f.'R,SS Sss sSSsT. MIL nSs s1 SaSs H.9 T Rye
Bah AtI MIliSsn hi, Rensdf., Tos'sTi iowa
Barb St Dominique (Brl Doape Irt,e Baker Drton
S,rt Mara IB'ss NJ, i,,s,s T'sI SS. Sssr e.
Bns y G ha.AlI liiI. Bsltimoe NJ l. BIo.sscs
ss BJs MAJ. s.I pp Ps s .ss11% sISr s Fs,oe S' %d
csG sesT & tnisa Gesatse slas1Si Ga.
sSI jepP %,n.G TsS % fsas ,ss sSsErs G. E .. s'" S"
ssSr BaecocE' COcod IsrAs l.l,nd Ml.er iioasn.Ds
s:SI s:S i s.s s jss: d b .' t.Sso St
scnr Nancy r H.eau Bunker Salem. =. " Loodt
schr Maaye ,Fr.l seuAs 81 nrue' D. Ster 4 son
sioop % Nav EusaGeh William. Hartford. G. r. Rseis,t
ARRIVED.
s;s se%sD .,s Pc ssaH rag 81 & M cI. 20 %.a Ss ssp'
Prop Br Hssisso Boston, to load SoF 'e'ps''s
steamship Chesapeake. Colby. Portland udss and 70 y
steamship Eqa.sr ycs.v.y. BosoD Denp,r Br'.n p.lses
Barb Martin W. Brett, MeCsTy Sat ka i'da" s'A SAIL ho~
Brig son. orep JoaAu S.a. Is days With sns" 10 The.s
Bns G X Reyso. MeOr-. z... days With sugar 70 Jed F,s
seS A.a wlmssea. c. Is day. 70 Jooss I'm sa C..
s,s a. sS e. CO.. .s %.ss' :.s s nc ;:;a.
Louis. Crockett from eogeso.n q 70, Bo.os ss .essss 2 s
ses H. WI Cory s...ras a. 's d.,s v''A e'sss'ss ..
sehr e. King Ashford ab John Doysssss ssA
scsr o. a. Berry Voorhees, Richmond Va ~dse 70 Edward u
Bnr 70 (Br, Layton lwsdsor s., 10 days. With p'sA" -
Crsndal. UmpLrsy Co ..-
Schr L. T. Cubads Wilnnssou. n G. =.
Schr. j. Truman, Gibbs Phisdephia for Ne beaieSa
sehr u. Bddy Hopkins, BaagoI for Newark .
BengaI, Rockland
schr Willie lee, NASH, Rocklaud
schr Hardscrabble, Joses. koeklasL I'd 0
Iae kecklaaL ....
Arcic, Haley. Reckland-
Bay Stat-,C Carrie Roctlapd
s~hr Mage Rel Rockand
ScM. Y. 4. Tyler. saith, Bangor ....r .-.-. .....
MEMORANDA. .,...,
The steamship Missouri, Capt Palmer IRON BA'ans N Vie ~ss
Qsstsssne 18th, st6lsp m
'i SPOKEN.
Maria Nyi,l (su Sept a. ht ~ 30 S
81 TOY pilot boat A. Lrgxets. No a. f...If I
.'l'.. DOMESTIC PORTS.
Rasroy Sent SaAyed steamship Key West from New ycrhl
shp Roys Aur Br Csatta; oArhs Lard ShsneclS h"m
Gostepbg; Atkinson, Liveypoo brig open Sea rhAeepha
The steamship PhlsrGs for yoe into Prov
tosn 10 dsy yca OF the storm.
Fosrssx Moxsos Sept The plo.bcst Msxyhsd boarded a.
Cspc enry to-day bark brig Robin tBr) ca R Js
nero Bremen shr Jscon IRON the SPARSE mas
lDr Batirpsre. . --fr .'' :, ....,-., !,
TIE cold With uShHown vessel On the 94hinsI
The bark ssi sustained sbtr dsage
ffrl| '"h .0I FOREIGN PoRTS. IHol..iN 4,
At sassrde n O. soah o. Davis klcrcse supposed s
g. kits 20 lead nuts
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Sttamboats ano gailruaes.

FOR NEWIIAVEN, HARTFORD. SPRING.
FinLD. &r-FAkE. Que Dollar slesmen Peek 8bD
Ee~'Hsven st J;i3 AMI ~ eonnn;inz With he aosd
ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot foot
~ of Cbsmh-r--st, Psvopa Ferr:
500 bay Express 6r Rochester Buffalo Salamanca Dunink,
and all points Net s.tE.
s,3 wav dailg O'ye snd Intermediate sts,oas
l0s Express Mail BuDsiO. SasmaDea Dunkirf AMI -
polnu VI est an South
W. iran kr MidaefoSn ard intermediate staioal
t:1 Nsy liIrs. sopTing - srIl Jnn~tiou Tusntrs
AMI of Tser Port JeTra ke~burgA and Wap
wIek
100 m. var Train for surern and stations
a;p Nght bApress tr ROcbester Bsfse. saianAss.,
Dunkirk. and ali points south ami Vest .y
o:1 p r. - N ier onaern s'i inieTnediai rstons
Dankk and al West and soub W coaches
HIl ihnm ~ tincfIaf .ihpuf cn1rse.
500 D. Emigrant Tram. daily E'r the West
Also Boiling hpra. Passac and Paterson al 80
ann e:l5 u l@5 80 63i and n On WsDNES
DAY NIGHTS 5snea and intermediate
SUNDAY TRAINS-si3O Way Trlip scr OrsTles "a and
Paterson; Night EDss for Daakirk Buffalo Rec
salamanca aud all Ierts AMI So.lh, Paersos
nd Port JrrviS
Express Trains through saanspca Dtk and Busslo With
oct chage II Coaches and direct c0nptos with all southern and
" est-rD hnes
Perfectly Ventilated and Sleeping COACHES accompany eli
Night Trains
Tickets obtained the ofesEo 2l Brosvsy
nerot Of thanbs New York. ard Long Dock Depot Jersey
CIV H. RIDDLE. Gea' bsp1
VIZ R. BARR Gen1 Pass Agent
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Auction SaIss Of Zeal e5stat,.
w. II. MiLLsz Auction.ef
pY JOHNSON g. MILLER
Id aulyrtnNglrRs Am

II l. a
- f.aIt. AUCfIONEERS AND
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
Ne rs NAsz.r-SE., CKpArsT HEw-I0sE
Couny Seats and Farms bcrg Sold rested
changed uesOssied Auction Ssles fuu Ad tG
On WEDNESDAY Oct at n O'clock Exchange Saeseon No
Ill Broadway. ~ y.
DH0DkLYX PROPERTY
BEDFORD ATE.-Bast SIDE between Fushiogue Ai Riveftt
Lots.
HrsHsT-Soah SIDE 90 tsi cas-. Of wJthesye Lots
NORrOx sr-Sonth SIDE. us feet oi WJheayt, Lot
side lS itet west Of Wythe Lot
BEoApxAY--IapetiOn " Kespst, Lots -
HooPEksf--Nostb sife. near Ht .nSDnsvs., Abtl
sFl0t oi4 Lots each street isS Zee,
inrbes Of Beiford.svs
MARcYAyk AND RUrLRo0B H.--Sonih " sSt Iota
and he Bnok House. 6sey
cat north cf Lee and oss house r
hoase exceett nrdsr has Just painted Ts one oi
the best ccstions Tor store 10 toe city.
Terms easy Maps at Oncp.'Ne p Nesaust. - -.
On THuRsDAY Oct IL o'clock Exchange Sslesrosu No III
Broadway. n. v
caocx HAaLEn esocxaTI 18th d. be'ssa Fourth and Nb
The eessss basement ssd subeesr frame House
Ged south 6de Of ifh 40 et west Of Fourth
and marble nants throughout
aud spacious closet subsapttaiy
compIsts ell irsediste
Houses with three foil lots OF eeubd 90 Ixnh - s
the rented for $500 each Part Of the
purchase msn mortgage For permits aud naps sppy
10 the AucleEecrs, No. 70 Nssssnst
Also Us Zee. Of Esvsnss so
n lsha
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aO furmrs anS 0itsrs.

NEW CATALOGUE for Fall 1857 and Spring
IN ofea-I25 planted with 70 varieties o. srayn aasp
berries Bchbhe spd Cananisi more g0and planted 10 Mih:n
Send for
jOHE y ColLua rasissssss. Hsv!Vpe,
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IMMATURE ALMANAC. -
sup Rses 56 sun A4) Moon Sss..... u
p.i.
ssndy Look ... 9:5s Cows island 0ss lIri Gate ...nA
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PASSENGERS .aRRIYED.

FROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN Sept 3-Ib steamship
ChicsgoMrs Mckay and family Augusta Robinson Wm and Mr. M
Cooper yetch Miss J. n rot VI. MIssrye. John Watt
Graves w Reh Edwari keogh Mr sod hiss Metrsp Ahet
Bailey Fre Mr. MS b. Lt'er O. Fisher, Mr. s
Ms Bll Amelia aud Frank Baitr d. Dnlsw, Hm Ssgg oan
Water Bird A. Osborne Col NJ bersny ami lady MA
Wans Sir P,e Mss BeaSe aud servant Ard olS IN ss
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ROADSIDE and AFTER MONDAY. April ~ 1867 trains
Albany aud Troy connecting with Northern aDd Western sns si
lravo Eev-York follows:
Ia m Hudson River Railroad Thiiebs and
through Buffalo aud SBsen50n Bridge without chAnge At
connecting Troy xh trains for Saitog Rutland Bafbns-
o andthe North.
lO; BrprcSs train Harlem Rs-d Twenty sIthrt asd
Fourth connecting Chatham with Weston iaioad for Lebanon
Srrngs Ptsfed Albany with trains and al rsJ With
trains for Saratoga Rutland Burlington, and the North
Express Hudson River Rsici connecting At Aiksn,
train for the West: ..I ..-.t. "a
$3.50 Express train HUDSON River Railroad connecting =
and Troy with ns for Montreal sA
sleeping attached
AS EIpess via Harlem Railroad connecting Chatham
with Western Railroad for Lebanon Springs Ptt. kc and al Al
Sleeping ataehed AZ Albany
Hudson River Railroad With strp,ng
and Bridge without change
Saturday. aened IRON
Oednsnr without change, Rome, w and o.
Railroad Trov viii he made East AbapJ Tbs tss
will SaBdays
N m train va Hudson River Railroad with sleeping attashd,
connecting trains for Buffalo and Suspension Bridge
% sarioss and points North This San VII
SUNDAYS =.
sunaa train Hudson River Railroad from New yeyk
oPoughLeeps. aid intermediate stations leaving Newferk %
Returning Poahksspas ?b arriving Nt~ fs<
Aso Sunday train Harlem Railroad k.yps Po'y seeess ~
M.erton 3:4O kstarng leave bief-
ton a. 5 D m arrigins a, New iork o: u; 0aM
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GREAT SALE r !. rI| .oe
RlDGEFIELD PARK LOTS,

Ola. on TBE HACEENsAcK RIVER, NEw.JRRsEY
A j. BLKEcktR SON Co oi Ncw.YOrk, ard " " HILL OF
Hks1ssek H. suetienoers viii se at sucu on the premises
THURSDAT @ TO- 1907 III O'clock the following valuable prop
sTtR,
Tee hundred lad fos villa sIes village lots in Ridge
se Para beoeinF geh Land Bidding lying
splendid and streets, opened azd regulated Of sen. d~n
i width Tie hsuuti7 ridge
o. HAersaek Rsg i , above tide water and unsurpassed for
stoson ve~ by property nehr York N within short
hour The Cuy Hall by
II. Railroad hous drive um Hohokeu
Pegy oser miles from Foryssedst fty.
The advantages oaerd purchasers h sale manifold the North
ern Railroad Of Coatretst Tnsng tars daily and the
Esoad Chanbers equal number Taxes
light pure x.er marketing brought the dor good bathing bong
lHg; aDd schools 10 the vicinity dest for resi-
doscs Writer suhneits position diving peculiarly ss az
nnsphee Facilities budding unsqsAkh bkyard 1t hand
and sT materials ronght promises BY III certain that finer
property combDg greater sdvsneges pusef has been
presented public The company make unconditional sale Of The
sutire property ssered Terms liberal f' if ~
other rscl apply 10 tbs aneopeers AZ Hacker
taok, N j.. ~ AtNo. "a Cedar st., NtNSork
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EOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD. SPRING.
finLD &r-FAkB Que Dollar Steamers lssye Peek 8bp
kewHsven 5ani lie Ilrosd.
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RRISTOL LINE ...
BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE,
VIA BRISTOL. II. l.,
From PIER No. ~. NORTH RIVER

FROM PIER No. ~ NOkTH RIVER
The magnificent steamers BRISTOL Capt BrayOu and PROvf
DIM X. apt Siinpns at p IN, dnilv
and thirty minutes by m frun Bto 10 Boston At
ryng Boston time o connect with Sortbern and Isern
These steamers largest sanehes and elegsnt
In nsnber and Of th state
reon sd pehor ~ their accommodations they ere nn
nya.d Tickets a the oase Pier No.
40 nth River. fi0t of Canr-st also. .
tickets basgagc chez onsh at the Offices OF Weeos
E,pr,S Co No Pars pee Nos AMI 9i5 Brosdway; Harlem
Raj road b. pot and Furh Hulan River Rail
Depot and NHbaye Nrwfork No 2o9 Wash
ipg,nn.s;. Erpok yn.
b purchasing aaJ Of Offices harsge be checked
frnmr destnstian. H. %. BE!bbs,
GEO ". TIERS, Agent
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|1 A. j. BLEEcKEs, Attrt.cneer d
ITO CLOSE A RN.-MAGNIFICENT
LOTS sesentAnve loalsslo and
viii sell At sneou UESDAY October 1851 at 10 O'clock The
Exchspge SslssTOois: . 90 I.il.
OaeyeTd 9 Lots west SIDE between l46th and Hhs
fagfHsT Ill Loss portb side Us feet west of ,tbave
I7THsT-9l Lots south sidf, ~ fee, vi ,tb ave-
Hsss ans ynacuus st No. n CefseH
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8oarS unS 9Oums.

- -
A FEW desirable and richly furnished
N ROOMS suite sng for 5I.t class families srd snge gen
AZ rates Realon Hotel Forty stconj between
fonrth and Lexington J. y RoblSsoN Propneto1
BOARD WANTED by a family Of eight five
ID adults cbdrchessen Foiteenh and torttthse aud
Fourth and sIrihAyes Apply JONES No. 70 Whtest
EIFTU-AVE. (NO 76), near DelmOnico's.--
IL De,lrsbe hAn5snne nbh'd ROOMS 10 LET On sa or
suels with without BOARD Terms m0dsrsse Rs'ersss~ "
changed fr ..l.-.
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HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL.

BnlalO.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-13
Congressional.

WASHINGTON, March i2.-In the
House, the bill limiting Federal ex-
penditure and enforcing Shernlans S
and supplementary Act to $500, 900
passed. a joint resolution appro-
priatinG $4,000 to the destitute CO.
lored people of the District, passed.
The bill appropriating $1,OOO,OOO to
the destitute of the South was refer
red to the Committee of the Whole.
Farnsworth objected to its passage
without reference. Several motions
to go into Committee of the Whole.
to consider the appropriation of
$1,000, 900, were negatived, and it
was at last lost, under a motion to
adjourn.
In the Senate, a resolution to direct
the Secretary of War to furnish Gov.
Brownlow equipments and arms for
$500 militia, was introduced. Will
son urged Immediate action. John
son objected, saying the resolution
must take its regular order. Sumner
objected to immediate consideration.
The resolution of sympathy with
Ireland went over.
A supplementary bill from the
House was referred to the Judicial
Committee.
After executive session, the Senate
adjourned.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-13
COMMERCIAL AND F1NANCIAL.


New YORK, March 12.-Stock mar
ket excited. Gold 341s. Flour
shade frmer. Wheat 1(d2c. better.
Gotten dull and dropping. Oats
shade firmer. Pork frmer-new mess
Western S22.621a@22.6S34. Lard
quie-barrels 11a4(01316. Cotton
quiet, at 291a for middling uplands.
7 P. M.-Cotton easier. with sales
of 500 -middlings 290291s.
Flour advanced 5011Oc. State IS. SO
C9ll.5O; Southern mixed to good
S10.25(011.S0. Wheat advanced 3(N
SC. Mess pork S22.75. Gold 1882.
BALTIMORE, March 12.-Cotton dull
and inactive-middling %. Coffee
firm and steady. Sugar and -four
steady. Corn advanced 3(04c.-yel-
low 9S(0S1. Mess pork S22. 25.
LONDON. March 12-Noon.-Con-
soils 81. Bonds T411.
LIVERPOOL, March 12-Noon.
The cotton market opened dull; es-
timated sales 5000 bales; middling
uplands l3d
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Eele graph.
Cable Dispatches.

LONDON, Monday, March 11.--Ire-
land is quiet. The Government has
organized the forces into six flying
columns, to pursue the scattered
bands. The Fenians recently en-
camped in the Galtree mountains
have vanished, leaving no trace.
Martial law will not be proclaimed,
and special commissions will try the
E'enians.
FLORENCE, March 12.-The elec-
tlons resulted in favor of the Govern
ment.
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From, Mexico.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 12.-To-day,
the Mexican Consul has information,
derived from the Secretary of the
Governor of Mazatlan, that the City
OF Mexico was occupied by the Libe-
rails on the 18th of February.
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"BEWARE OF THAT JOUGHr'

F1HE changing season is productive of
Il many at1lictions Of the lungs and
throat. \ small cough is the voice OF ma
ture telling you 10 beware OF The danger of
neglected cough. For all kinds of cough
and affections Of the lungs, nse STAN
LEI'S COUGH SYRUP" 1t sill cure vou
Begin at once. Don't delay. Go TO FISHER
y HEINITSH, and ask ior ''Stanlcy's"
They are the proprietors. Nov
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convince them that general suIrcnder oi me puDhS %
debt ,.S,giT WIN rcleaso them from taNuol-wlin
render tic price of living one hdf d5 MUM Is ~ Nv
and boy VIII all vote in ;te favor VI e"ss, aaVci t9 W
@ins 'bas been earned through tDcro VII
ho those-heayy owners OF epnoS ei So,1,, SnV M,n
SOciety; want our money ana VIC tndii - ht'p ouI
ond, I'm our pOckea" Wei, lot them keep thtn there
Vbo fey become convinced that tcy arc waste paper,
Wcv viii Consign them 20 the ueo OF wastepaper. This
plan not reputation Toe on tHh ihch'dt tcilI VIZ
bevr repvdatcd ry its creators II there s any to be
fnd to-day II is last good as our $40 notes IL has
Ueyer been repudii6d, and was eieaed IN Jus ~ sOOu
csusc ~ orr pesont bonds. as all viii agree, They were
both the product Of necessity ty-IntcDdcd Only TO ne e
lnVed IA fha saving Of this country while the COntinu
pTospary 80 tho continuance OF the latter will destroy
Now thc means TO induce the people to give up or re-
nit this debt is the next and main consideration now
is IL to be done Who will pioneer the enterprise Ia
the stra gfOrw aTdueSs OF Gen. Grant propose lnaV
the next Legislators in any State well as the next O0
gross Of all the StatcS and the next president OF he
United states shall all be put on platform VoiVhS
this element Of the remission Of the National Debt Let
each belong TO this benevolent society," and let cach DO
sworn 10 the support OF its principles and tch le be
issue go before the people AS said before, TINS is
no Icpudaton To repudate is whore the debtor refuses
TO pay the creditor Now, we the People are oreators
and Uncle Sam is the man, If anybody, that owes US
propose 0ire him the entire dob ana take PeuSe
from him releasing from ell or nearly AN or te dtes
that has burdened for the last five years. ana giving
us specie in place of paper currency.
With our next Congressional Representatives anu our
nextPresdent pledged 10 policy involving this disposal
the National Debt might return to hard currency
basis almost immediately-wth general reduction ana
cheapnoss the expense of living, which would spread
happiness throu ghout the broad land. n ~ OWEN
Jersey Otty May T. 1867.
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EVM AND WININI
FIRST BOARD.
Con'd Gregory Col
GOYEnNNFNT DYpAUTM

TUESDAY. May ll-P.M
Gold opened at 1851 sold at i37s and closed at l37s
The clcarngs of the Gold Exchange Bank were
SOL 402 0OO and the balance s2,4540O0
Government stocks i'll continued demand at
full prices State stocks are in moderate demand.
Railway Mortgages are offered lower. Rock Island,
z; Pacific issue sold at ssl. The general railway
share list has activity except that given by the
operations of cdues Efie was pushed up TO CAS- but
attracted no fresh buying. Michigan Southern sold
at Gss but soon fell back again. Hudson River ad-
vanced TO l0 and was bid for at long sellers option at
high rates At the Second Beard prices were lower
and stocks offered freely. The following were the
closing quotations: n. Y. Central, 97.a91.; Erie,
G3, ,aGi; Reading 1O3. .dl03!; Michigan Southern, IS
a6s.; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 7iGa.; Rock Is
land, s9lQS9s; Northwestern, 3jfaSjs do. Pre-
fsrred COla6O.; Fort Wayne 96.997.
Money on call Is sac per cent and very abundant
10 strong houses Commercial paper passes slowly at
full rates and names are closely scrutinized. Best
sells at 6ld7l, and second grades at S6l0 per cent
The bank trouble at New-0rleans is another ad-
monition TO prudence, and one which good many
are disposed to heed
Exchange is held with more firmness. We quote :
London. GO days 100! sight 1l0l4llOs Paris, long
5ll.Q51O: short, SOS. G5.07l; Antwerp, 5ljG5lS.
Swiss 51ja513l; Hamburg, S6i936.; Amsterdam,
4ltQ4:; Frankfort, 4ls04lt; Bremen, 79s; Berlin,
72i
The announcement that A. T. Stewart & Co. will
offer by auction portion of their importation Of dry
goods has been the subject of much conversation IN
the trade The meaning of it is that the house COM
prebends the financial situation, and prefers to meet
the present matet rather than take less later in the
season,
The Erie Railway earned in the past four
non "a, lei OoV
The operating q rpenses OF January, Feb
riary March and April, 1866, were. .S67l,992
Four months rents taxes etc, as In 1866. 5Gs,s5t
-Four months interest On bonds. Hj,60l
Annarent deAcit 20 nav interest - S503 i6s
This statement shows beyond argument that unless
a saving has been made of half million, the interest
has been taken from the wOod-pile. Upon contn-
uation of such the last mortgage bonds VIII
be selling at the present quotation for It's pre-
ferred shares.
The exports of the week, other than specie have
been 81, %, ,734.
The New-York Stock Exchange has held lts an
nual election OF. officers for the ensuing year. Inc
following gentlemen were chosen: For President
.<ie Warren for First Vice-President, NJ A. Wheei-
ock: for Second Vice President, A. II. Dyett for
Treasurer ID. c. Hayes; For Secretary, q. Ii. bfod-
head for Assstant-Secretary, Jno. W. Munro LOT
Roll-keeper. f. A. Shipman.
A dispatch from New Orleans says:
C0mmias'9eeN trom wssaiagtQa ags taegs Y aSHa
New-York tribune., 1867-05-15
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THE MoRAYIAN

THE -MORAYIAN SEMINARY, BETHLEHEM, PA.
To the Editor Of TRs Irt1une
SIR: Ii is probable the editorial headed "A Fatal
Warning which appeared in your paper Of this date
concerning the Moravian Seminary at Bethlehem, Pa
wOuld not have been written had your informant fur
nished you with correct data The eight servant girls
not confined to one room 20 by a. Three c0Bpiun
eating rooms each 2} by H. devoted TO their It
three or to have them all In Excepting thes
night in question, the doors between the
always open. The room Is not basement floor 10 Is
five feet the side md three feet the other above
considerable distance of The is ventilated by
q single window and door; there is window at each
end OF the room, both communicating with the outer
air. Moreover, through the doorway tho has
the adjoining apartments. The gas from the room
overhead wac not regularly driven" into the
servants During all the 10 years the
apartments have been devoted 10 he present use this
u the first instance or such an occurrence and this
due to peculiarly heavy state OF the atmosphere then
prevailing which prevented the fumes from ascending
usual Nor under such exceptional atmospheric
dtiOn would there have been fatal result had not tho
servants dtsigDedy or accidentally closed the doors and
windows. 10 act OF their free will, which
Excepting two Of the servant girls were fatally in
jured for at this writing the others about usual
In conclusion, IL may lie remarked that well do the
managers OF the institution understand and practice their
duties that this matter OF ventilation has always been
with them OF primary importaBee the buildings
have been constructed and all their details carried
with this object kept constantly in
ally healthy condition Of the, scholars during the eighty
the school has been in successful operation,
amply vlndcae those who have been and are now
trolling It, from the charge OF gross shameful guilty
ignorance" WIN. ii.
Bethlehem, May II, 1867.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-15

THs QxAan .s6 the Eeeians has not hitherto pcs-
sessed crown. and her Majestys eeler lately com
nseioned make IL incredibly work
Of art composed Of 20 pearls being and Of
enormous Size 40 large briants, and nearly 1000 small
once the whole in gold, and wrought in open work.
This resembles coronal OF flames simple I'm form,
but of unmatched elegance II weighs less than $50
grammes (half Q ucnndl
New-York tribune., 1867-05-15

into tho affairs Of the National Banks and the Sub
ury, respecting which there Is some troube III IS sn9
nothing viii be lost 10y tho Government however, ANA
depositors wiz receive every dollar.
The bank statements Of May If. 1867. and May II.