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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-06

To BE COMPLETED-The Directors
Of the Opera House have made a con-
tract with Mr.. D. Il. Speaker, of
Louisville, for the completion of that
building. It is to be completed, IN
all It's parts, In ninety days from this
date. He has himself built several
theaters, and is an experienced and
competent workman. The public
may now confidently expect that the
Opera House will be ready for occu
pancy by the first Of August. Evans
vile can then boast of a place of
amusement, that will be a credit to
the city. Since we must have q place
of amusement, let it be frst-class.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-06

RECORDERS COURT.-A gentleman,
who it is stated is quite eccentric, =
had a hearing before Recorder Mel
son yesterday. He was found out on
the street at an early hour of the
morning, barking like a dog. He
said, so we were informed, that Z" he
had as good a right TO bark on the
street as any other dog" but, he no
doubt was ignorant of the fact that
there is a city ordinance requiring
that all dogs, large or small, shall not
appear on the street without a collar.
He was fined 81, costs s., which in
cluded a part of a nights lodging in
the city prison.
Another unfortunate individual.
who has often appeared befOreNthe
Recorder, had a hearing on charge of
drunkenness and disorderly conduct,
and was fined 81, cost 50 50. It is to
be hoped that he will sin no more.
Pat. Reilly, an Emeralder, and
James Sims, a descendant of Ham. as
is supposed, at least a man Of color.
and that color, to be precise, was very
dark, were charged with having en-
gagged In a rough and tumble fight,
and fined 81 each, cost IN each case
being assessed at s. 20. These cases
closed the business Of the Court for
the day.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-06
- ~ Boslon J%9lnnaLl

BosroN, January 20, 1868.
PoLAND's WHITE PINE oMPoUNL.-Amer
having given DO o thorough trial we can
confidently recommend FOkdnd8 VINE
Pine Compound as d very valuable article
for the cure of Coughs, Colds, and Pull
cases. we have known IL TO give prompt
relief when all other remedies which had
been tried had failed. It Is an article
which, in a clim9te so prOmOttYe OF sud-
den and severe cOids as Is that OF New
England, ought TO be I'm every family;
and we are sure that those who once obs
tain IL, and give IL a fair trial, viii not
thereafter be W.lling to be without n.
A VALUABLE MEDIoINE. 49, Or. Po'0nd's
White Pine Compound, advertised i'm our
columns. IS a success M attempt 10 COM
biue and apply the medicinal virtues or
the White Pine bark. II has been thor
oughly tested by people in this city and
vicinity. aud the Proprietor has testim o.
malls to its value from persons well known
TO our citizens. We recommend Ito trial
in all those cases Of disease 10 which lt Is
adapted. II Is for sale by All our druggists
" !. Independent.
The WIaite Pine Compound Is o sold in
every part of the United states and Brit
ish Provinces.
Prepared at the
NEW ENGLASD BOTANIC DEPOT,
BosroN. Mass.
c. DAMoN & CO., Proprietors.
CLOUD & AKIN,
Wholesale agents.
For sale at retail by all druggists.
mch78s afr
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-06

COMMISSIONERS CoURT.-The Com
m~issioners' Court was in session yes
terday. No business of particular
Importance to the public was trans
acted. The Board will be in session
for several days yet.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-06
The White Pine compound


Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs, Dipththerta,
Bronchitis, Splitting Of Blood, and Pull
monary Affections generally. It Is a
remarkable remedy for Kidney Com
plants, Diabetes, Difficulty Of Void
ing Uune, Bleeding from the Kid
neys aud Bladder, Grave, h
other Complaints.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-06
District Court Of the United sta es,
For the Dist let of Indiana.

In the matter of Robert K. Dunkerson,
Alexander Wilson, and Emile Schoen-
laub.-Iu Bankruptcy.
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DIR. }. ". POLAAD DIS
White Pine Compound

Is now offered 20 the afflicted throughout
the country, after having been proved by
the test of thirteen years in the New Eng
land states, where its merits have become
as well knOWn as the tree from which In
part, 10 derives its virtues.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-06

PAINTING.-Painting the fronts of
business houses with bright red or
green paint has become quite common
of late in this city. The custom has
not long been introduced.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-06

LOCKED UP.-A man, whose name
we could not learn, was arrested and
locked up in the city prison yesterday
evening. Worshiping at the shrine of
Bacchus, was the cause Of his trouble.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-06

AFTER the elecLlOns Dy the IfleuuS OF
the successful candidates.
ENGINEER ELECTION. - At half
after ten o'clock, night before last.
we left the Council Room, under the
impression that nothing of import
ance would be done. 1t has been
said that =" heavy bodies move slowly, =
I'VE quote literally, with a slight vari-
atom, hence the reason of the late
ness Of the hour Of adjournment Of
that body; but, that Is not what we
proposed to say. As was announced
by himself, through the columns of
the JOURNAL, Mr.. John b. Taaffe,
who was elected Engineer, to serve
with Steam Fire Engine No. l, de-
clined the profered honor, and, in
consequence Of that, another man
had to be elected. After we had left
the Council Chamber, that subject
was brought up, and an election had,
which resulted In the election of Mr..
William Holmes to that position,
which, we are informed, he has ac-
oepted; so that question is at last dis
posed of. Ia this connection, since
many have supposed that Mr.. Taafe
was a Republican. it may be we'll to
state that he Is not, 0 never was,
but always voted the Democratic
ticket. His reasons for not accept
ing the place are known to himself
and a few confidential friends, with
whom he labored most earnestly for
the success of the Democratic ticket.
Mr.. Cole was again a candidate, but
he did not sncceed hv q long shot.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-15
y.ns p.IrI, sns, Y. NJ.
In,r STnnE MARKETe

TguHsn.r May I4-Of be-yes bead today viz
s arrived AZ hludrctst and 10 al Conmunipav Tbs makes
since MONDAY 35 including the 5 sale that daT which
an Increase Of previous Pnces which hegan
yo down yesterday about y ~ lower shan on Monday
hut e k has about sold Among the doyes al Onehund
e Merritt Burchsrd sold 68 fair q cwt Illinois steers at Joy
d2e and fs good cattle. csL, al flGlSe. iced Bar
tram had q Missouri steers II cWt, run out at le4dloe
seigle sold 81 AT III steer eHt. at Ie with a Conn steers
u c~t l7c Sehuer od 5 ILL., steers. stl ieS ol ewt ~ e
4, male n cut and 1870 others, also ste 81 cSt at lldse
prospect Of m supply Of cattle neI Monday a. Hudson
Ci and promised the latter place The orig
tor and propet0rs the Cmmunaw yart abAo
McPhersou died a Chicago on the lSth leaving
iarg rel o VAR friends 30 mourn bis loss
With only " sale today The
market frm prices y sustained Fat lots Of shered sheep sell
Al qgje with prime still higher Lambs doEn little IN price
which holding back and they doing better selling AZ
Al Od per fair good SAeso day cars At Hudson City
vsrv state unshon hne wool 2 NJ a
eic lot JerseT lambs brought f8 Chambehaias a.
Hundres good 100 10 Ohio clipped sheep brought
9IalOc A lot OF New.Jersey lambs sold
Cb,mbrps % average al S8 each Persons sending little
fuh. 10 arAe 20 get high lot Of such
IA Al Is each Prime sheep sufficiently plenty 10 furnish
~ "A, for dres.ing with when killed Eleven o sheep
are ,.neced At Communpaw Hogs nearly unchanged
With cars Comunpaw aud cars at Forieths TO-DAY
Vs,y ~. ar. .sug above Oc 9c Those Commun
paw are all killed aud win then bring III 2ie Al Fortetht
uh sery few buye Offering my up To yesteras
rates ear prime POI 10 ~ hogs held from Yesterday selling A. oc
-Four hogs reported for CommunpaS 10 morrow with obe e
peccd
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of the Holy Scriptures printed in the languages Of these
countries, had been spread abroad widely ana harvest
of good results had flowed thercfrom lie spoke earnestly
Of continuing to press the good work stu further in those
countries and closed by Offering the following resolution
which was Unanimously adopted:
ReS0t1 That the o The Bible into The languages
Of millions the the marked Dental openings
for b vide distribution call gratitude and continued
largement Of the foreign Bible work.
The Rev. Dr. Vermilyea moved the closing resolution
the adoption of which he advocated IN an able address
He gave synOptical historical review Of the tests
through which the Bible had pass during the gone
by and argued that It's strength aud prominence IN the
world to-day in themselves sufficient indces and
proofs Of the divinity Of Its origin Had been the work
OF men simply it would have been altogether unable TO
come down in the present day shining with all its
glorious luster, and pointing out 20 the whole OF mankind
the way of eternal life The resolution he proposed
seconded by the Rev Mr.. Garfield Of Brooklyn and
then unanimously adopted, as follows:
RcS0d That Che divinity o he Word shown its 0rrscyatoo
and diffusion claims the united efforts O all Chu pe0pe support
Of the Bible WORK.
After singing the dOXOl0gy beucdCtiOn pronounced
by the Rev. Dr. Cox and the audience retired.
At the business meeting held in the Bible House at
O'Clock a.. IN, the fOlOWiDgn named gentlemen were
elected Board Of Managers for the ensuing year;
Messrs James 4. DOminck, Archibald Russell Frederick
H. Wolcott, William T. Dodge Henry laker, @lam t,
II. Crosby, Nathan Bishop aud Henry Dickinson IM1
fOllOwngnamed We're at the same time. elected 20 mn
vacancies in the Board: George I. Senty, Augustus
GahCr, and James LenuOX.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-15

disappeared from the active list, and are sold as
rarely as the strongest bank shares Public atten-
ton is now called TO shares like Michigan Southern
Cleveland and Pittsburgh, and the Northwestern
shares each and all IN possession OF traffic which
i'm short time viii cause them, il turn, TO disappear
into the pockets OF investors. Government stocks
are firm. and in steady and large investment
demand. State stocks and railway mortgages
age offered u small amounts. and OF
solid Investment secusties there is no excess oil
srru1v Fypress shares are still neglected, and the
pubIc seems disposed to let them be carried almost
wholly by parties having the secrets OF management
There have been large private dealings IN Michigan
Southern at h Cher rates. its buyers clam that It's
value is equal 70 Michigan Central upon the tesV
their respective baance-shces. At the Second boaru
the market was dull and, after the CALL lower Oh
New-York Central and Ere-the former selling at
l2s and the latter at Cs,. Western shares Neio
strong and in request, and sparngly offered at
quotations
Tho determination Of the managers OF the Chicago
and North Western road TO give the common STOCK
te share of dividends win commend itself to those
who examine the subject The company has out
standing GOOD many bonds convertible up to lo'O
ol,rrl by most of their owners at very profitable
rates. By giving the stockholders new shares TO
rcprascnt earnings used in construction, the CON
vertible privilege is rendered less valuable and the
bondholdcrs restricted to the interest on Their
claims. and payment at maturity. The hnanclal
condition of the property is so much improved
that bonds sold a few months since
at 20 now command 90 ex the May coupon. The stock
OF both issues upon the present capacity to earn IN
come. is the most promising upon the list Earning
rs t viii in 1868 more net income than the New-lOrk
Central has shown, and costing no more IN STOCK
and bonds than that road there is no good reason
v botb issues shonid not sell al parwith reasOna-
bly, good management.
Government bonds close strong, with an active de-
mand for the 5-2Os of 1862 at 100 The purchases OF
7.SOs by the Assistant Treasurer amount to $780,
900; he also sold 100000 in gold.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-15
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY MAY Is, 1868

uy as much paper offered the banks were willing or
able Accommodate and some Of the houses restricted
their fayors TO depOsOrs those who had claims upon
them Local checking heavy and individual deposits
are 1nuch lower than usual at this season. some remit
tances OF currency from the interior were reported anu
country bank balances are slowly increasing heayy
dram toward the interior, however, is anticipated sOO
for the purpose Of moving the wool crop The demand
for loans the past week not confined 10 any particular
branch OF trade, but was well distributed, ana NANNY LOT
regular business purposes our general maIhes aIe
unusually free from speculation. There Is sun hs
amount of outside paper Offering and generally OF go0d
grade though 10 does not meet with much favor az te
banks IN most cases are not willing TO extend ther mes
The Cleveland and Pittsburgh earned III April
.Sl7l 7s9 1867 sG25I5 Increase sy2ll
New-York tribune., 1868-05-15
PASSENGERS ARRlTED.

FROM GLASGOW Mayl4-In steamship Caledona-Ilos O:sa
Collins s Sheburne j. Brown Miss Nash Mss hafss hIS
Weyton Thomas Campbell Mrs Campbell j. K Philips |lhoA'
FROM HAVANA May l4-In steamship Eage-Mrs MARY VIVIAN,
usta Jmner Joseph Soronda A. johnson and ahu
niece Cain L. Mohan, Tsn Baln " GTunneh and md ns1
Csn and wife j. Russell and wife Perman Rosng AId we -
GrSs VIE children servant l. Parker and wife, W Bs S.
3 cbiIdreB servant Jas. Arnengal Leon Croaoas, j. =
Walker, Frank B. Russell, f. g. VI LesJl " .AiS,, Iah
Fisher Garcia smoa RobTsno JTanbll MO Dsanf
aystaiD Abreu Jose Pa Juan Font Ramon sS 1en
W;rIoua Hernandez Dia Joaquin Del Monte FeTo 'A
bu Vente Burna Reynod and brother oTsnIo Ba1e SsA,so
Coptreras Juan Antonio Lutenr, A. Busse rasssos
roes g. Ednoustone Rodriguez Jose Luea ANTONIO loli
Vanneck Baker Julian James, Lent sehaie Fehs nA"'A'
UpbrSin Dsussein, j. BruBean
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

The Investment demand for CENTRAL PACIFIC
RAILRoAD FIRST MORTGAGE BoNDs continues undi-
mnshed. They are now being taken as rapidly as
the progress of the work entities the Company to
issue them, and have prominent position among
safe standard and profitable securities. They bear
six per cent gold interest and explicitly provide Tor
repayment IN COIN, and are offering at par and back
interest from January 1 in currency. Particulars
can be learned application to the General Agents,
FISK ~ HATcH, Bankers and dealers in Government
Securieties, No. 5 Nasgan-st., New-York.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-15
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EBw.YORK."..,."..
CLEARED.

CLEARED
s,,,to1, Alexander Norfolk Va 6r NhIs Be-
ns,y phiadelpha Castle Adam Havana Iaua th MAR
t Iyerpoo (Brsmen Deyer Bremen Black Diamond,
Meredith Pbllsdelpha; Nereus, Bearse, Boston -
Ships-City Montreal Dagge BRISTOL Southern Che htss
AB BaEsAGSusne KObbe Carver Hayrei Mary Way RrR
Davis CienuegOs Arches (Br Hopkins Sydney NJ yysph
Howe (Br Turner. Carteuas for orders Columbus u" u" '
BSsRolus Wave Snow MatanEas Iris )BE) PeAcs Csnis'
nas Caroline a. G Mas KOngsburg KODIAK Do"hng Ins's'
Cuba. -. p,.,..u... ur,to c.nd, pll,Ssl.
pbm; J. A. Baxter Jones Nogak j. Brdsan haAeton loh h'i
Bay state seAbury. Boston
ARRIVED.
st.,ship Caledonia (Br Mcdonald Glasgow April ~ ad' ard
ass pass May lat q 49, Ion p, passed barn AuAnne b
Steamship Rising STAR Conner AsDnW May mails rssore d'e
as steamship Eagle Greene days mdse and
STEAMSHIP Wamsua Fish, New Bedford, mdse. and pass
Brig Henry Louisa Asmus, PoranPinee 10 days oofee eon'
seSE NJ J. MclillAn Hois, Bermuda days, produce
scHooNERs-RIyER AND ooAsTwlsE
Eira Frances Ellsworth. Henrietta, Richmond, Ne.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroN MAY 4-Auved ship Bengal from MANILA bngs Mason,
from CienuegOsi Feetwpg from hAtanss VIA NASSAU ' "h
HotSSss HOLE May I3Ayed sch BllwOOc Philadelphia for
Pbsdepha Boston John Mayo, Of Truro bound cot tl"g
Wind N, and b
AsPixwALL-Anived MAY bark Adams Lea,i't Newport,
Cshagena brgs E. " FOdou, Aherns London Village Belle,
OG5S Ss5 Nav Sug G. Rogers Allen St Bias; 3D. brig %
Cassidy NefYok, 3D. brig Dove DensmOe Gepieet0si 9TH shf
Alfred Keen Robinson Havana
SPOKEN.
NAV l2 lat % 4 lon "A b. sebE Ranger, Of Yarmouth, sespg
Nav T. lat % p. lon IS S. brig Maggie CBr) bound W
April IS lat a. no. Lon q 90 bark Eureka from Liverpool h Mes
York
short Of provisions
New-York tribune., 1868-05-15
THURSDAY, May lI-P. N.

THURSDAY, May lI-P "
Gold closed at 1885, after selling at l4Os Inc clear
ings at the Gold Exchange Bank were *@o,o0S'Voo'
and the balances $95Oso2 The shipment of specie
to-day amounted to $422,SSO.
The stoeh market has a more active appearance,
and. under the stimulus of easy money and state
ments in regard TO net earnings railway shares are
improving in public estimation. The high-priced
stocks like Burlington and Quincy Illinois Central
Michigan Central, Chicago and Alton, have nearly
New-York tribune., 1868-05-15
6inantiaI.

ALBERT II. SIcoLAr, AuctiOneeL
II ( GOVERNMENT SALE of $6lj,000
u. 52O 6s. and 1910 BONDS
ALBERT H. NICoLAY WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION on
MONDAY MAY 10, 1863 AT I2i O'CLOCK AT THE EXCHANGE
sALEsRooM No Ill BROADWAY BY ORDER OF H. HUI
BURD ESQ COMPTROLLER or THE CURRENCY OF THB
L. s. TREASURY DEPARTMENT . ,,
s6ljOO UNITED STATES GovERNMM6NT M KEGiSd 5RhD
% Bopds are 10 redemption Of the Circulating Notes
Of ous National failed IN the hands OF Receivers
" TERMS OF SALE
Ten No, cent Of the puhase money paid Immediately aher the
ae.g Wv ALBERT H. NlC0LAY,
'"'"' stock AuetoneeT and Broker.
No 4 Pines n Y
New-York tribune., 1868-05-15
CTLOUIS AND IRON MOUNTAIN
- RAILROAD COMPAEYS
SEVEN PER CENT
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
RRRRnARY AND AUGUST COUPONS

The title OF the st. Louis and Iron Mountain Railroad having been con
fped nv act on the General Assembly Of the state o ssour anu
bonds valid be work OF extending the to connection Wild
Southern system roads Columbus KY now gong au o
ward. Nnety-one miles being In pTohta6e opeAo d tbs.
WORK graded with rails enough hand for ~ miles expected
whole line from 81 Belmont sJ miles VIII % Opener ~
business early year that there will BE- continuous e
Louis TO Mobile New Orleans and other soaherh ce' ' e
trahc il anticipated - - so.r,o Ill
the mortgage debt and the eInson
will vastly tho earnings The proceeds OF leee
extension adds 10 the security and ee' "a
souhN from Pilot Knob for which cash subsidy OF
mile granted BY the State as free gitt he COMPANY vi" ~
very much o the value Of their property. . . Il NJ,
THOS ALLEN, President, st. Louis NO
the undered cordially recommend these seven per cent mort
bonds Of the ST. Louis aud Iron Mountain Railroad as
r The revenue Of the road viii large and the aminsa O
the affairs Of the Company capable and experienced hahu' nu
titled % the greatest confidence Of the public.
JAMES s. THOMAS, Mayor Of St. L0nis
JOHN J. ROE Pres st. Louis Chamber Of Commerce
r. w. FOX Press 81 Louis Board oflade.
BARTON BATES. Pres North Missouri Railroad
J. H. BRITTON Pres Nat Bank Of the state Of Mo-
VIM L. EWING. Pres of the Mer. ~ b. Of ST. LouiA
GBO. II RIA, Pres Second National Bank Of ST. Louis
JAS. b. RADS Chief Eng ST. Louis and ~ Bridge Co.
GBO. r. TAYLOR, Pres Pacific Railroad lof Missouri
WIN TAUSSIG, Pres. Traders Bank, ST. Louis
JOHN r. LIONBHRGER, Pres !. ~ Bank, So Louis
ADOLPHUS MEIER. VcePrcs Union Pacific Railway.
ROBERT BARTH, Pres German Savings Institution
ALLEN, COPP RiSBEY Bankers. 81 Louis.
NETWORK REFERENCES
ED MORGAN Il Co. s. CANDY
j. II. SWIFT, " T BLODGETT,
ISAAC N PHILIPS A. R. EMO
Wv BRADY
Pamphlets with details NewYork Agency limited
number Of Bonds viii be sold the low price Of s giving the accrued
interest % the buyer ..
Parties living city having correspondents here send
Cashier Of the Bank Of the state ei Nesiork Rd
bonds will be returned BY express free Of charges ,
" st.NO.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-15
Sort UlarStn's autitr.

srATE HEwYoAE,
PoRT.wARDxSs oYToS, No - D"bDA"1
NOTICE is hereby given, In accordance WIN
Section Of the A passed ABL S fS 70 a. ps..ss
interested n having charge Of the suolees
survey that the following vessels ns ~" III
ton by Por Wardeus and that the ssd SURVEYS
completed within DAYS succeeding mS H"1es %
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THE MARKETS.

THURSDAY, May H. 1853
ASliES-The market Is steady for Pots at 50.
BRICKS n and in fair demand S8 JOd 10 for NevJerse7i
2 ia y for Long nd l0H u for North River; $BU$z for
Croton. and Sf5D $50 for Philadelphia Front.
tOTONhe demand has been fair the market closes steadY
aes Of 36 bales including so 10 spuuer, IJ pecuao and
In- .r-E.r- l-.LL. -r.r.L = L...-L
New-York tribune., 1868-05-15
co1rRr CALENpARs-Trrs Day.

SUPKREE COURT-GFSERAL TERN ...
Notes of ue f,r June must d before Saturday @ INST
must state 10 class they belong tAe calendar Win ci
appeal and number asf calendar 10 H noi necessary TO "
notes Of isne in causes not reached tue last calendar
CIRCUII-Psrt Held hy NAEnnko '-'cA'
opens 40 lOl over and Termner ana Civil Calendar
New-York tribune., 1868-05-15

E0R SALE. 500, .roovs ~ A., rup
FIRST,CLASS COMPANIES
ALSO A LARGE VARIETY OF .
CITY hiIROAD STOCKS AND OTHER SECURITIES,
INCLIDlNG CITY, COUNTRY, AND RAILROAD BONDS
PAYING GOOD DIVIDENDS.
AT Low RATES FOR INVESTMENT,
IN LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS BY
" ALBERT H. HICOLAY, STOCK Broker and Aaetoheer
No 90 Pnest, ~ Y.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-15

The following named are the newly-eected officers
of the New-York Stock Exchange: Mr.. William
Searls, Presidents Messrs. NJ A. Wheelock. Flrst
Vice President A. II. Dyett Second Wee President; !;
d. G. Hays, Treasurer; George H. Brodhead sece-
tary; J. w. Munro, Assistant Secretary and EA.
Shinman Rnllkeener.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-15

Tn Justice COrnwell's Court, Brooklyn, yester-
day, Rosanna Phillips, JOS X Dickinson ana Henry B'
Ebaugh No 1856 South Second st. f. D., by means of an
alleged fraudulent deed The case VIII be heard on Iues
day next.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-15
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

........ MINIATURE ALMANAC -.
sD A. g3 Sun sets 7:l0 Neon Rses...'. ia
HiGR DAi. "a,
s.rsv Hank ~ l:5O Cows Island. 2.40 he'll Gate., tl
New-York tribune., 1868-05-15
pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago halI

Total .... 81 2s6,iM A,5b37iO-lncrease'- -S-"''"'
The net earnings of the four months were $at5'1S2
which is equivalent TO the sinking fund and IN
terest upon the entire mortgage debt for year It's
large earnings and reduced working expenses are
stimulating investment orders and the stock Is al
ready getting scarce for delivery.
Money Oh call IS Sac per cent theformer rate upon
Government stocks There is demand for short
prime paper at low rates, and good market Tor
second class bills, but at quite high interest
Sterling Exchange closes dull, with tendency to
lower prices. London, 90 days, ll0GllOl; London,
sight 1lO.0lO. Paris long, 5l2l; Paris, short 5lO
Antwerp, 515G5I2l; Swiss, 51505l2i; Hamburg
3GIa3Gs; Amsterdam, 4lt04lI; Frankfort, 4lGllf;
Bremen. 79.asO Berlin. nlO72.
Freights-To Liverpool, G0GoO bush. Wheat by
steamer at 5a5 Gj1d the latter rate for next weeks
steamer and to Glasgow, by steamer, 1900 bush.
Peas. and 1900 bush. Wheat at CID.
The transactions at the Office of the Assistant Treas
surer were Receipts for customs, $4,000; for God
Notes s2Ol 900 Total receipts, $39is,lG 20. Total
pavments, $354j,3Gl 34. Balance, sl0l 1856 30
The Steamship Rising Star brought Sl,7O,%2l n
New-York tribune., 1868-05-15
Misr,llanutns.

BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES and
I'D BYE GLASSES at the OPTICAL INSTITUTE LIZ hIsI:
DRAINS NS-DRAINS-DRAINS.
L y Vse oar ATONEWARE PIPE and TILE
C. W. BOYNroN Co, woodbridge n
TNO PRINTERS.-Use the PATENT COMPO-
i STION Printers Ipkng Rollers, ntie by FaNes b"'-
TRRL No MaiienARe Y IL superior 70 anything 10 nse