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New-York tribune., 1867-05-28
MORTON's FIRST QUALITY.
f,pa annaNTEnl

These Pens are carats fne and are pointed Win he
very best IdOsmn Points carefully selected, ana nole
OF This quality is sold with the slightest mperectOh
which skin and the closest scrutiny can detect
Every Pen is stamped a. Morton, First Qualty ana
numbered. . u.i,,
The Points are warranted for six months except against
accident ~ 81, ~, ,.,.o,,o,,,,,
arc extra heavy and strong -
PaICEs OF PENS; AND PENS IN SILVER EAIENSlON
.aLLLII n.y.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28
AMERICAN wALTHAp WATCHES,

The AMERICAN WATCHES, manufac-
tured at Waltham, Massachusetts,, are
not only equal, but far superior to the
watches of England, Switzerland, and
France; they are also cheaper, more
accurate, less complex, more durable,
and more easily kept in order than any
other watches in the market. They
are provided with the best and latest
inventions for the purposes Of regula-
ton, adjustment, and protection against
damage from breaking of .mainsprings.
Every watch fully warranted.
FOR SALE BY ALL FrRsT-cLAss DEALERS IN THE UNITED
STATES AND BRITISH PROVINCES
For further information address the agents,
ROBBINS APPLETON. No. io2 Broadway n Y. and
ROBBINS APPLETON No l5s wsshingtonst BS..eu Ma,s
A MEXICAN WATCHES in every variety at
IA Manufacturers specially with since their Introduction
T. b. BiNNER s. Co, No 1893 Broadway,
nd l5j and Isl Fulton e., ~ "
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28
MoRToN's THIRD QUALITY.

.
These Pens are u carats fine and although cheaper
at equal any gold pens made elsewhere regards
durability. elasticity ard good writing qualities.
every Pen Is stamped A. Norton THIRD quality and
numbered.
The Points are warranted FOR months except against
accident.
The made Of Coin Silver but are not heavy
as those OF the First Quality.
PRICES OF PENS: AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28
lArIouneeInsru

THERE is to be view of KNoXs hat store
local sny rsnid by Hayes for he Olympic d'ma Of
Treasure KuoI hat Is Indeed Treasure TTovs
who loves comfort ease elegance economy combined va.
eusee KnoI however has tso stores Nos ~! and $50 BosNhy
divide sn conquer" lie getting
- Il white ani hats which 10 divide public atien
ou and then conquer IT,
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28

STREET COMMISSIONERS OFFCE-There were to
have opened large number OF proposals for vaon7
improvements in the Street Department yesterday
but OWING to the absence Of Controller Connolly, the
matter postponed
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28
INCOMES.

,,co,,p lists IN rIlE EIGHT AND NIN1n DISTRICTS.
Pillow wH be found ali It Of the incomes Of $5oVo
,, ore ,n The second d' ssiou Of the Eighth DstHe"
mos Of 200 more ue Nineteenth division OF ,,r .r
sine District and Ii Jsc OF $4,000 more in all but iO
d,visions of the Nir th District;
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28

MEETING OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE SINKING
FUyD-At noon yesterday there was meeting held OF
the Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund.- all the members
present In consequence Of engagement OF an Official
nature elsewhere. Mayor Hoffman had to Wltbdw anu
the 90 umissOn then adjourned without tTahsactbB any
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28

We learn that the entire payements on the Junction
OF Broadway and Whitchallst. is to be taken up ana
fresh material put down instead, as TO remove the
danger of stage horses falling in running down the slope
The is all on the spot aud Is piled up AROUND
the Bowling green park rails.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28

OpENING OF THE PARKs.-Jones's Wood and the
other uptown Summer resorts were formally reopened
to the public yesterday and the festivities Of the season
were duly nauuratcd by the landlords and their invited
guests The first picnic OF the season ~ 10 De sven ny
fhe New-York Carvers Association Landmarks Ham
Iton Park today.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28
LATEST SNIP NEVIS.
PORT OP NEW YORK.

ARRIVED.
sams p Valley Ci,y ToHn Alsnda Va with misc and pass
10 j. Hand
Big Essr Bukln Maanras days moass to order Sailed
company brig Hyperion for Boston, aud bark Charles Dennis
for orb
WIND-At sunset, s. aud light
SPOKEN.
Sehr C. weager from Galveston for Newiok, lb instant "a
Great Egg llArbo.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS Nay 27Aired. brgs Loyai,t Maulani ani
Young Elabhpo Below brig oya Sovereign from glasgow
CmARLKsToN c. MAY 27.-Ari,ed sehT Ny Rover fom New
York. schr Nrlie from Philadelphia.
Sailed sclr Florence, or Wilmington, n. &.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28

SUICIDE ny SHooTING.-About three months since
the wife OF Louis Grndemann left him account OF his
dssipaed habits. Recently she hired the basement of
No 70 Dcancy-st About IL o'clock yesterday Grinder
mann called upon his wife and received very GQtlly
by her lie stated his intention OF leaving the tty ana
handed her a pocket book containing small sum ot
money. As she leaving the apartment he took from
his pocket a small single barreed pistol, placed thc
InuzIlc his right temple and fred the ball passing IL
ward aud causing death in few moments Capt Davis
Of the Tenth Precinct, hearing OF the occurrence
placed ap officer IN charge Of he premises and hothed
Coroner schirincr TO hold an Inquest Deceased was
native of Germany aged IS year,. He served during the
war In the Gnribaldl Guards 9th NewIork Noluutccis
aud since his discharge has been very disspated.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28

INSTALLATION or TIE REV. HENRY HIGHLAND
GALNETr.-The Rev Henry Highland Garnett, having
received q call from the Shiloh Presbyterian Church
coored will be installed their pastor on Sunday next
Tuue 2 al 81 o'clock. D. m. The Rev. DIR. T. r. smith Will
preside the Rev. Dr Hatfield will preach the sermon
HE Rev T. W. Hitchcock will deliver the charge TO tho
Pa.or and the Rev Dr. Newell the charge TO the people
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28
CITY ITEMS.

TIE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.-The Board held no
meeting yesterday afternoon quorum not appearing at
roica and the President declared the Board adjourned
without day.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28

BuII's HEAD.-The cattle market has worked it
self up high pitch getting quite excited over the eN-
trono rates the highest for than two years TIC
supply only reached i2ls for tho week with 25O on sale
at one undrcdthst yesterday. Nothing III 10 eat went
below 6lc while the best brought l9c butchers say s'l
more or course buyers failed 10 get supply ana
await with impatcnce fret arrivals at Comniutl"tw 70
day and tomorrow sheep are easier, WIN many ih4
lots Offering Hogs just about hOld thelr ONh not stIb
IIlehlY.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28

OFFICERS OF TIE FATHER MATHEW SOCIETIES.
The Convention Of Father Mathew Societies met on sun
day afternoon at No 1913 Bowery and elected the follow
ing Gentlemen officers for the ensuing year President
Cha. A. Clark; Vice President, Thomas McCuc; Record
ing Secretary Michael Morris Financ al secretary. john
Hullgan Treasurer, WIN. OCOnnell; Marshal, Geo H.
Rcily; First Aid James j. McGOyorn; Second Aid Ie-
rance yons A demonstration Of the united fathcf
Mathew Church Societies Is m contemplation Tor te
10Th Of October the birthday Of TheobOld Mathew the
Apostle 0f Temperance.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28
g or i''' Pms WITH snvER-MoUNrED DESK
MoRroY's SECOND QUALITY.

These caras fne superior 10 any Morton
Pens made previous 10 the year 1860 O..
Every Pen 10 stamped "A. Morton, second quality
and numbered
accident
The Cases are made OF Coin Silver but not so heavy
as those OF the First Quality.
PRICES OF PENS: AND Pms IN SILVER EXIENsLcrs;
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28

Two very valuable PATENT RIGHTS for sale
Union Repeatn, Gun balls distance 81
None bat principals need sppy oSDEKDoSK Co. No 40 fa
ton 2 4
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28
$4,000
REWARD IN GOLD.

PAPER COLLARs-S. W. H. WARD II No 3a7 Broadway New
lork viii the above the Union Paper Collar Company
providing they will with the suit they commenced ganst nun
long nu making aud selling collars the money 10 he paid
twenty -four hours AFTER the United States Courts have decided that
they hold valid patent and have the sole right To manuhare paper
collars
The et have been ny iog m months but the Union Paper
Collar Company willing bring their rAut INTO Conrt they
snow to be haa the psbc and they think much better plan
to iamiiAta the dealers
SDaers pease remember only thing they serve
with which, II to me viii will give
dealer whether be collars bond ~
him against al loss homthe unjust proceedings
Fapu Collar COMPANY providing the dealer allows me " defend the
nlsl NJ w VI w gan ssPelse
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28
pAN1c.SrnrcK Rrrrr.-It is terrible shock {.

charming womau-indred any lnd that her teeth
beginning 20" will any human being who The gnl
So1ODONr While the teeth s sound make hdfdcoyey k'c
When decay hAs commenced Immediately stops is progress
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28

"The Pen is Mighher than the Sword"
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28

THE GOLD PEN-BRSP AND CHEAPEST OF PENS
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28
MoRToN's CHEAP COL OPENS.


iNOT WARRANTED
These Pens fine, ana Better Writing
and more Durable Pens tnan cam without operating Nor
tons Patented Machinery he produced Tor the prices even
were the Gold furnished gratuitousy.
PRICES OF PENS; AND PENS IN sILVER-PLATED En-
TENSION CASES WITH PENCILS.
Magic Pen 81 SO. with Pencil Case. 81 90
Lucky Pen. rs. with Pencil Case .." / %
Always Ready Pen. CO. with Pencil Case 80
Elegant Pen. / rs with Pencil Case. %
Excelsior Pen. ..... 90 with Pencil Case. IS
These are Well Finished, GOOd-Wrng Gold Pens, with
ridOsnn Points the Of every one OF which
will far outast gross of the best Steel Pens, although
then are tulrarrdisd aud herefOre not eTchdngtdOt
They numbered but correspond IN size to Nos
., T. 6, and respectively.
The risk s taken OF all remttances by mail In registered
letters safe delivery Of the goods guaranteed To
all who send twenty cents charge for registering IN ad
dition 10 the price OF the goods ordered.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
Any O more Of the above Gold Pens
without money by getting up club.
sl3 50 will buy. worth OF Pens,
25 20 will buy................. 80 worth OF Pens,
90 90 will buy................. 90 worth OF Pens,
~ sent 10 our address at one time.
On receipt OF the money, the subscriber will send by re-
mail. otherwise. directed Gold Pen or Pens
NseiinG ht same according 10 description. Address
A. MORTON.
NEtl
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28

W Thirty ard Broadway Public sALE Of
Horses Carriages Harness Ne WEDNESDAY and sAfukDA Ar
at 10 o'clock large driving ring showing hoes during Cen
signmtDs respectfully solicited J. y HENhf
u Wi pgNT, AssNSIst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-16
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM EUROPE TODAY.

Z
Fenian Rising in Liverpool Auticipated-
Fenians captured in Ireland-Genrral
Caste'nau Returned TO Paris-The East.
ern Que stion. ~
tBy Cable to the Associated Pressl
LONDON, March i6-Noon--ConsuIs. Of. Erie
shares 3sa Illinois Central 7sX;U s S 2O's
7aH.
LIVERPOOL, March ,6-Noon.-Tbe cotton
market opens with a continued activity and
prices further ad vanced Sales o.day. Is. On
bales. Middling Uplands,l3dk BreadsIufs
rim Corn dis Lard steady at sos Cd Pork
IS. 3D. per 200 lbs for prime Eastern mess
Rosip es I'd. for common Iron a3s f,r MIC
mix. d numbers TE.FND
LONDON, March 1--Noon-J,arge bodies NJ
troops have been sent to Liverpool 10 pre-
city being apprehended :
Large numbers of Fenians have been ar
rested in various parts OF Ireland, and many
committed for trial - -
LIVERPOOL. March 1i-Noon.-The Nam
moth amsbip Great las ern will sail from
thisporI on saturday next the Esd INST apd
not on Wednesday, the 2lth instant. as before
stated :
PARIS March Noon-Gen Csstelneau,
AID 10 be EIape rurl N spoIeoL who n sbort
nae ago was ordered on a special mission 10
the City of Mexico to confer with M.rshaI
BazaiHe and the Emperor affair returned to
LoNDoN, March Noon-The Servian
question has been settled. Earl Derby says
officially that the forces of the ublime Porte
are TO leave Belgrade. the Servian capital city,
anC that country
Lord Lyons, ambassador of Great britain a,
Coustaniinople. writes that Turkey will has
:. n reforms in favor of the Christians in the
lsIand OF Canoia and elsewhere in her do.
mnions.
VIENNA, March Observation-Disclosures r.
celSea from the South annou ice that the Turk
sh forces have been successful in another hat
lie with The rebels on Thursday.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SATURDAY, March ts

SENATE MIR. Sherman, from the COMMITTEE
on finance reported joint resolution in-
sirncung the Committee on Ketrsnc hme NJ 20
institute careful ano minute examinati
INTO the manner OF prirtug the United States
boLds, Sc. by the Treasury. the management.
&C. with power To sit during the recess, and
seud Tor person and papers. Adopted.
Mr.. Howard, frem the Committee on Mill.
tafy Affairs, reported The josnt resolution de-
clsIiDg the meaning Of the second section OF
tue AT Lelaiiye 10 Indian hostiiities in Wash
ING on tefSYory. IL .s.fs ga.J
Hr. Williams. from the Committee on FL
nance, ieporisd In. House J,int resoi uton ret.
awe to the coin and bullion claimed by the
RIc hfaohf bsnAss now dn Isreeiai deposit In
the Treasury, with an amendment proyidin q
that The bullion shall be converted into coin
under he authority efthe Treasurer, a.
Dbl. Johnson moved 10 postpone the re solu
tiop upiil Monday, which was disagreed, 20
The amendment OF Mr. Williams WAS sgre I'd
to. end the resol u flo passed. fa1:f - Is
'Tie'suppiemen'arv act 10 the bill TO pr ide
'oi ths more efneient government OF the insur.
retpbAaFy Ssai es, was taken M (. 10y
MI Hove offered an amen dine ut altering che
phra.toEoEy OF the 9Th section, " nish gave RI e
eXteuCrG debate I
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ALEXANDRIA AID VICINITY-Frem the
alexandra papers of yesterday afternoon we
clip the following: ' -
Several OF the fishing shores on both sides OF
the Potomac, below this place. will not he
worked this season So far. the weather has
been unfavorable for those engaged at the
landings where seiRes are TO be hanled The
rams, the cold and the heavy current in the
river, have kept back the chad and herring
But as the current subsidies. and the weather
luck will follow ''H ~
The Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad are
busiiy engaged in building up the super
structure OF the g Dose Greek Bridge, and II is
probable that by the LIST of May next the trains
win run through to Leesbure, when it is an
Leipatea that greater degree of business and
activity Will prevail.
The orignators and signers of the Memorial
10 congress, praying that body to declare tue
municipal offices Of Alexandra vacant. hay-
leg utterly failed in Obtaining any satisfaction
from mat quarter, have turned their attention
toward the Military Heada uarters of this Dis
trlet, and are now petiaoning General Scho-
neid TO order new election IN this city.
Henry Steel and Felix Greenapple, two
hucksters from Washington, were iarresse ed
this morning by officer Welsh, on Royal street
while engaged in assaulting each other, ana
taken before the Mayor, who fined the former
S3,l5 and me latter So, upon the payment OF
which they were DISCHARGED - . :
The wagon used in this city by the Nation al
Express Company. when that company had
an existence, was sold to- day al public auc-
Gon, at the orange ana Alexandria Da5ot by
) a. Stoutenburg, auctionPer. 70 l.. T. Digby
TOT Sl.O. The horses and other effects OF the
eHete company We're not disposed Of
The lessee OF the Alexandria Canal will have
nnlshed their repairs and improvements BY
the 18th inst, the work of dredging Ar the
Quiet OF the canal being about accomplished
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THE REPORTED FRAUDS ATTHE TREASURY
DEPARTMENT.

1t has been industriously reported, lately,
that frauds have been committed in the Print
ing Division of the Treasury Department.
under Mr.. 5. n. Clark, by which large num-
Der of bonds have been duplicated and issued.
The story was set at rest during a recent de-
bate In Congress, but has just been started again
from wall street. by party of gold specu.
lators, for the parpose OF advancing the pre-
nium on gold and depressing the Government
securities. This ring having first purchased
large quantity Of gold for the purpose Of SELL
ing out when the advance should lake place,
they first circulated the report that many Gov
eminent securities were duplicated; but the
Treasury Department learning of their move.
ments, soon had the report contradicied. tits
true that since the organization of the Printing
Bureau the Treasury Department a num-
Der of bonds have been seemingly duplicated.
n follows:
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CHANGE OF DISTRICTS ,

Hsjor General o. o. Howard, Commiss Toner
OF the Freedmen's Bureau, has issued an order
transferring the counties of Alexandria and
Fairfax. formerly under the Assistant Com d.
missioner for this District to the Commsnhpr
OF the First District, General ] NJ. Sch o ield
and directing that the State OF West Virgins
be hereafter under the jurisdiction of the AS
slstant Commissioner for this District. Genera
Candy, In command OF the Department OF
washington, has also issued an order in &C
cordance with General Orders. No. II. OF
march IL. transferring the counties OF Alex
andria and Fairfax to the First District, aad
directing the commanding officers at For,
Wbipple and Battery Rodgers to report TO
General j. M. Schofield. commanding First
District
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Amount.


''-.'.......'s...-...... ....Sl6,252 10
This seeming duplication was caused some
times by error of the operator in numbering
them, but in very few cases only; sometimes
by parties who had stolen the coupons and
would change the number thereon fOr'the pur-
pose of takiD II out CT the list OF stolen bonds
as reported at the Treasury. For instance
bond numbered 1Ul may have been stolen, aud
the owner, TO stop paymest, would file a.
caveat at the Treasury: the thief, In order to
secure the money, weuld place another figure
either before or after the number, and thus
make II a duplicate TO some other bond In
several cases the bonds were counterfeit, and
redeemed by officers OF the Treasury in distant
places and for " arded to the department., here
the counterfeit would be first discovered. Of
the Sl6.2I2- 10 duplicated SI5,2s2 o. were en-.
gTayed and printed by the Bank Note Com
Panies in New YORK; 1856 63 were engraved
and printed az the Treasury, and Si62 50 coun-
terfelts. ,-..-- 81. r..
Hon. Samuel Hooper, of Massachusetts, on
Thursday addressed . letter TO 5. B. Colby,
Esq. Register of the Treasury, requesting in
formation on the subject, and MI Colby re-
piled az follows. f-.J
SIR: have The honor 10 tran NIT as request
ed statement OF coupons, seemingly uupli-
cate. detected IN this Office up to NoveTn Der lsr
1866 The total Is Sl6 2Il 10, of these the pnm.
bers that were not counterfeited or altered
were issued of course, either by accident or
fraud. From very careful ex ANIMATION made
oy dIeetion OF the Secretary l have been th us
far unable 10 find satisfactory proof OF any
fraudulent issue by this Department or It's
agents. At some OF the hurrying periods of
the war these issues were hastily made, and
accident may fairly explain ALL aud consistent.
~ with the idea that the Government has sui
tered no loss. l have marked those printed Al
New York and those al Washington az this
Department. $ Is. Colby,
"Register of the Treasury
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Fatal Affrsy Between Soldiers and Citiz. n

Fatal Affra Y between Soldiers and Citizens
CARLISLE, Pa, March 16-An ARRAY os
Cured yesterday, during the election bey ween
the citizens ard United States soldiers from
Carlisle barracks. resulting in one on each side
being killed.
[sECoND DIsPATCH.l
CARLISLE, PA, March 16-I.ast evening
two soldiers came into town, and when near
the courthouse were attacked by A. Hammil
and u. =. Gilmore. Neither party were hur.
ana the soldiers left tor the garrison.
At o'clock fifty soldiers came into town
armed with carbines, rev oil vers, and sabres and
halted near the Court House and fired into a
crowd OF citizens, who were standing near
where the polls were located The citizens the
drew revolvers and fired when general riot
ensued. The soldiers run and the citizens % u r
sued them, the soldiers firing back They final
ly Matted at the edge of the town
Guards came in from the post and firing AS
kept mp sometime. The guards arrested Sc v +.
eral Citizen and started for the garrison when
tney met Hamml, who had a gun. aud As
ordered to lay II down. He refuseI, and was
shet He died IN about three hours
Ibe following eirzens were shot Mrs
STUART, who was standing in the door of her
house, was shot in the left foot Thos Zim
norman was shot through the right arm,
crushing the bones. Jacob Snail was she.
through the right hand '-.. ..fs
Two soldiers were shot, one in the head and
one in the leg, the former was MORALLY wound,
ed - - :
The soldiers. for several nights past Ia We
oeen in town, creating much disturban CO
There are about four hundred now a. this
post. 80
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THEIEYY CnTRT

We trust that Congress will not do this city
5nd GeorgetO q the in justice that will be ef.
fected by the passage of the bill now befere the
Senate reducing the number of members of the
Levy Court 10 five, and allotting but one to
washington and one 10 Georgetown. The ex-
Pelse OF supporting the Levy Court is appor-
TONED as follows :-Washinston tweIve.fif-
tennis Georgetown two fiteenths, and the
County but one fifteenth. Yet under the pro-
visions Of the bill the county outs ide of Wash
lngton will be allotted three members ma
Jorty-and this city, paying 12-15th's of the
"hoie amount Tor the support of that Court,
VIII nave bat one member. One result OF re-
ducing the number will be to throw out OF the
ciy's representation the nomination OF Mr.
AFXandeT,R. Shepherd, which would be a
matter of regret TO ali II-wishers of the CITY.
Though yeta onng man Mr.. Shepherds career
mas been so actively useful that his nomination
for pos ton n the Levy Cont was received
with general Satisfaction, as bringing TO the
WorS Of that body the right sort of qualifica-
lions, brains, business experience, property
qualifications, and energy well nigh indomIt.
able. But whoever is put on or taken off we
protest behalf OF tn District cities against an
organization Of the court that shall leave the
corporations that are obliged to shoulder four
teen ffteenths OF the expense COM letely AT the
mercy OF tins county representation. With
complete con roI thus obtained, we can see no
limit TO the amount OF expenditure that the
county memters may not lavish at our cost
Ii is asserted that no inconsi derable portion of
the $4,000 paid by Washington for the Levy
Court last year went to the construction Of
road to the house OF one OF the then county
members IL the cousty memb ers get authority
20 bleed the District cities unche cked, as pro.
posed by the bill before the Senate, we shall
not only in all probability have 70 pay for a
road TO the residence of every county mem.
Der. but there really seems no bounds 10 the
extent 10 which they may muIct us for their
individual benefit, of,s;he benefit OF their i'm.
mediate neighbors.
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
WAsHIrsros, Mach is, 1857
Law Cooke AZ 60 furnish the foIlov,n0 ouo
EINANlIAI.

Lewis Johnson & %, quote Stocks and
Bonds in home ana foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK, March 70 LIST Bcard-U. S. 1891
lnib :. Coupons, o. 1903, tt5x; Canton Co,
ASK; tun,teriauh Coal, Co, preTd, s.; Quick
si,ver Mining Co! 36X: New YORK Central 4 r;
l3s4; Resting K r., iiIY. Michigan Csntrai
K, 1U7f Mich gan Southern and n. i adiana
r., a l.; do Ruaranteed. -, Illinois Cen
trsi r. nag; Cleveland ana Pittsburg T. K ,
e2f; Chicago and North western r. r., s.;
10. preferred. 62zs Cleveland and Toledo X
.11e: Chieago and Rock Island II r., 95h
Pittsburg. Fort Wayne and, Chicago r r I,
70; Ohio and Mississippi Cernicstes rs 4 Gold,
~ Up m, I3fa. s.tp ...s1r-, f..t,t.I :