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The White Pine Comnonnd.

at was early in the spring OF 80 that this
compound was origthated. A meu Der of my
throat attended with disagreeable cough. /
had for some months previous thought that
preparation having for its basis the inside
as 10 be very useful IN diseases OF the throat
and lungs. To test the value of in the case
alluded TO, compounded small quantity
and gave 1t in teaspoonful doses. The result
was exceedingly gratifying. Within two
cd, the cough subsidized and a speedy cure
was effected. Soon after this, sent some 10
suneiing for some weeks from a bad cough,
occasioned W sudden cold, and had raised
mucus streaked with blood. She soon found
RELIEF an sent for more. She took about
ten ounces OF IL, and got well. j. b. Clarke,
Esq, ed Tor OF the Manchester Daily Mirror,
case OF a severe cold and was cured inmedi-
ately. Hewas SO highly pleased with the re-
suits and so confident of success attending Its
sales, If placed before the public, that ne
finally pursuadedme to give 1t a NAME and
send 1t abroad to beneht,the suffering. In
November, 1855, inst advertised It under
the name of White Pine Compound. In two
years from that time there had been whole
sailed In Manchester alone one hundred dol
cough remedies in the market, and IL sill
maintains that position. There Is good rea-
son for this; It Is very soothing and healing
In its nature; Is warming to the stomach and
pleasant wtthal to the taste, and is exceed
ingty cheap.
40 1ASu1euy lOE 6luuey COLuplAluLB LuB
White Pine Compound stands unrIvaled. It
was not originated Tor that purpose, but a
person IN using 1t for coug b, was not only
cured OF the cough but was also cured OF a
kidney difficulty Of ten years standing. Since
that accidental discovery many thousands
have used 1t for the same complaint, and
have been completely cured."gt -e-5 go
The0bove was written by DR.. Poland, In
ISD; since then, as in Manchester, the
Whlte Compound pRs taken the lead OF all
Cough remedies, as we'll as a preparation for
inc cure OF Kidney dimcnlues. In every city,
town, vi laSe and hamlet Throughout the
New England States.
The remedy IS as safe and pleasant to take
as II is effectnal.
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0UAssIA TONIC CUPS, for sale nj Z
FStloRs Han.
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MedtcaI.
White Pine Compound

rs NOW OFFERED TO THE AFFLICTED
i throughout the country, after having
been proved by the test OF eleven years, In
the New England States, where It's merits
have become as well known as the tree from
which, in part, it derives its virtues.
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acknowledgement
NeK AdvertIsements.,

UKsDAY MORNING, OCTOBEK s
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chitis. Splitting of Blood, and FulmonaEY AZ
feclIops generally. 1t is remarkable Re-
medy for Kidney Complaints, Diabetes, diff
nculty OF Voiding Urine, Bleeding from the
Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel, and other
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reflect that sound mind and body are The
most necessary requisites to promote cOnnu-
bal happiness. Indeed, without these the
journey through life becomes weary pu-
grtmage; the prospect hourly dRrkens 10 the
view, The mind becomes Swallowed with de-
spair and nlled with the melancholy refiec
ton that the happiness OF another becomes
blighted with OfIF ovVn
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WraaspnEtatInu.
cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail Road.

I'm AND AFTER SEPT. 18th. 1858,
} TRAINS will RIM as follows:
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TAKE PARTICULAR NnTICE.
MEN

Who have InJuIe1 themselves by a CERTAIN
practice, INDUCED in when alone, q habit II e.
Quently learned from evil com panions, or Al
school, the effects of which are nightly ieiT,
even when asleep, and, II not cured, render
marriage impossible, and destroys both mind
and body, should apply immediateIy
What a pity thata young man, The hope OF
his country, the pride or his parents, should
be snRicned nom all prospects and enjoy
ments of Lie by the consequence of devils
ting from the path OF nature, and INDUCING
before contemplating
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY, BY CABLE.
Revelutisnary Agitation in Spain, &c.


Revslutisnary Agitation in Spain, &c.
LoSDoH, April 15-Dispatches from BARGE
Iona report that Spain is agitatsd by revolu-
tionary unquiet and that the country is ex.
cited. Martial law has been proofs by
royal order in Catalona. -
Advices from Hayu to the 4th inst state that
a bloody battle had taken place near Gonalves.
dred men with two cannons. The Cacos num-
bered four thousand men. The latter lay in
ambush, and after routing the Government
troops, recaptured the towns of Monben, VAL
here, Perche, Ranquite, Pignen, Raphael, and
Nuchel. They captured many prisoners, and
Chevalier, is missing.
LONDON, April E.-The steamships of the
regular mail line, plying between Rio Janeiro
and Lisbon, arrived at the latter port yesterday
from the Brazilian forces operating in Para.
quay Is several days later, and very important
The report of the capture Of Assuncion by the
Brazilian fleet seems TO have been unfounded
According to the very latest dvices that city
was still held by the Paraguayans. After the
battle with the Paraguan gunbeats, the Bra.
lillian iren-clad proceeded to CuruperIty
where IL still remained.
LONDON, April 5-Forenoon.- Consols, % y
for both money and account; U. S. 6.20's, Tx
a12T; Illinois Central, o.. Fries, 46x.
LIVERPOOL, April 15-Forenoon.-Cotton
firm and quite active. Sales Of the day 12,OOt
bales. Prices unchanged. Breadstuffs and
provisions quiet and steady.
SoUTHAMPToN, April 15.-The steamer Bait
imore from Baltimore arrived yesterday.
LONDON, April 25-Afternoon.-Consols, say
ASK for money and account. u. s. 500 s
2aa73. Other SECURITIES unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, April 15-Afternoon.-Corn cas-
Ter. Lard quiet Pork quiet. Petroleum
cles unchanged.
ANTWERP, April 15.-Petroleum fiat.
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The FACTS IN THE CAsE.-Considerable Of
TODD Is being made by some Of the papers over
the iact that the Sergeant Bates party did not
get prompt access TO the Capitol dome yester.
day. On inquiry we find the facts to be that
Bates, with rather miscellaneous and bois-
ferrous party, made their appearance at the
Caphol, seeking admission to the dome, from
which point Sergeant b. proposed to wave his
fsg, &c. The police, under their general orders
not 10 admit n tumultuous crowd, declined to
give permission until they Were so authorized.
Hon. Mr.. Eldridge thereupon waited upon the
Sergeant-at-Arms of the Senate, Mr.. Brown,)
who promptly endorsed upon the order of Gen.
hIchler the requisite authority for Bates and
party TO go upon the dome, But the party hav-
ing. as they sand, smade their point" retired
without availing Themselves of the permission
There is no doubt that Bates is great humbug,
but there could be no earthly objection to bis
waving his flag ad LbitEm from the dome or
what might suit him better 10 attitudnize aero
baiically on one toe from the topmost quill of
the Madge W ldfre head dress of the Genius of
America
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D r + &c IAJ,
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAauINaTnN Gtrv pr,I n

" AK DKPAKTMKNT, ,
WARRINGTON CITY, April II, 1865.
Ordered: That, as mark of respect for the
memory of the late President Abraham Lin
coin. and of sorrow for the national loss occa-
stoned by his murder, the War Office and the
several bureaus of the War Department be
closed on Wednesday, the 18th day Of April,
1888, at IL o'clock noon, and that the Command
ant Of the Washington Arsenal cause a mi n ute
gun to be fired every half hour during the day,
commencing at sunrise and ending at sunset
EDWIN M. STANTON
Secretary of War
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DIFFERENTIATION DAY-The celebration
w. OF this day will take place on to morrow,
the 10th instant Arrangements are being made to
make II asuccess. I he Horse ''Old Abe - rode by
the President on that memorable occasion, and
Chief Marshal on that day IL
0%THERE Will BE A SPECIAL MEET
H ING OF EXCELSIOR DIVISION, No ,
= ~ T., st Island Hall, at ] O'Clock D m on
THURSDAY, the 10Th inst. for the purpose OF at
tending the funeral Of our late Brother THOMAS
TYLER A full attendance Of the members is re
qaest,d. The members IF sister Divisions are cor.
dlally invited to unite with u.s.
By order of the W. p.
IT. PnT-CurnN
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York money market was very as-
tive through yesterday, and quite stringent.
even after bank hours The general rate for
call loans was per cent. but coin interest was
paid in many cases There 10 an uneasy feel
ing in conseq uepce of the recent Atlantic Mail
brpak and the unsettled state of the stock
market, and confidence is somew hat distr sted.
The run on the Third avenue Savings Bank is
very heavy, but all depositors have been
promptly paid thus far. The President Mr.
Spencer X Green, states that the assets of the
Bank consist largely Of cash, call loans. Gov
ernments and New York state stocks, which
can be readily converted into cash.
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NEW JERSEY MUNICIPAL ELE(

NEW YORK, April 15.-Mr. O'Neil Demo-
cratic, was elected Mayor of Jersey city by
$50 majority; gain of 81.
In Bergen, Mr.. Hilton, Democrat, was elect
ed, Democratic gain. The Democrats elect
seven out Of twelve aldermen; gain of seven.
In Hudson City the Democrats have n thou
sand majority; q gain of fl hundred. Hoboken
gives Democratic majority, with gain Of
four or five hundred.
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LETTER OF EDWIN NJ. STASToN.-The fol.
lowing letter has been made public:
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON CITY
April IA, 1S6S.-HOH. SIMON Cameron Dear
Sir: Perceiving in this mo rning's Chronicle
THAI communication has been signed by the
Goternor of your State. the Republican men,
hers of the Legislature, and other persons, ask.
ing your recommendation for my transfer upon
8 certain contingency TO be head of the Treas.
uIy Department. hasten TO request earnestly
that no such recommendation be made.
Enough of my life Ia : been devoted to public
duties Ne consideration can induce me TO as.
sumo thOse OF the Treasury Department. or
continue in the War Department longer than
may De required for the appointment and CON.
frmatiOn of my successor
Yours, truly, EDWIN NJ. STANTON
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TIE NIRGISIA CONVENTION Yesterday
adopted al article providing hat any amend.
mem 70 The constitution shall first be adopted by
the Lesis iature, and then referred To the sue
cteoine Legs iature, which may refer il to the
TYPE 10Y rsuncauon. A convention shall be
esie every twenty years. Az article was
accepted Declaring thai all citizens possess
equal political and civil rights and public
pL'l-sees. N report redistrieting the State tor
CongIeesmsn, and making one Couerassmsn
elective BY the Stale Al large was adopted. Tna
cunyeniicn reSeinded ths resolution 10 adionrn
to-day.
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OHIO LEGISLATURE.
Especial DISPATCH to the Sta,

Especial Dispatch to the Start
COLUMBUS April 15.-The Senate Committee
on Common Schools has agreed to squeIch Mr.
Hughes bill to exclude colored children from
public schools.
One OF the amendments reported by the House
Finance Committee to the appropriation bill
repudiates the Union loan of 1868, which ma
lures on the 1st of July next
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READ OUr.-The New York Independent. OF
this week. ssrecalls its nomination" Of Mr.
Chase for the Presidency, and says:
"A short time ago, we thought that the great.
est gift which this Journal could offer to the
coming Chicago Convention was Mr.. Cnase's
ilustyIous name We now have reason to be-
heye that Mr.. Chase would not accept the Re-
publican nomination, even If ii We're rendered
We have equal reason to believe, also, that he
would accept the Democratic nomination, If il
could be rendered on a platform not inconslst.
ent with his well-known views of negro SUI
frage.'
The New York Post, in commenting on the
above. hints that il is in the tone of Warwick.
the King maker, and says:
There must BE- something seriously wrong
or rotten In the Republican party, if it is true,
as the fndePeDdent so pointedly asserts, that a
statesman OF as high principles and great abil-
titles as Mr.. Chase is, stands ready TO abandon
II, and refuses even 10 be its standard bearer
The FndsJ eEdeRt filings Mr.. Chase away with
quite royal air; but it will occur to many,
not Gr. Chase's special friends, that party has
reed 10 be rich in statesmen which can drum
car a man like the Chief Justice"
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THE MISSING SCHOOL MARMTURNED
Up AGAIN.

school teacher, whose unexplained dlsappaar-
ance caused much anxiety, has been found
among her friends In Brooklyn, N Y, where
she had wandered, 1t is supposed, under tenn
poraTy alteration of mind.
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TIE medals and diplomas awarded at the
Pans Exposition 70 American inventors have
arrived at the State Department and are ID BE-
exhlolted at the old Hall of Representatives in
Tie capitol. The cases are TO be uncovered to
morrow. The diplomas lumber three hundred
and 70 the entire collection are to be added n
series of photographs twenty-fouz feet long.
giving panoramic view of the United States.
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LIEUTENANT GENERAL SHERMAN leaves thi.
afternoon direct for Fort Laramie, tho I'm
parchment Managers not proposing to place
him again on the stand. He was at the CanitoI
to-day, taking leave of his friends prior to his
departure
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CLOSING OF THE DEPARTMKNrs.-Af noon
to-day, the various Departments OF the Govern
nent were closed, and the clerks employed
therein permitted 10 leave in order to attend
the dedication OF the Lincoln Mon ument in
front or me City Hall
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nth managers of several real estate and
Other lottery schemes In ST. LOUIS, were arrest
ed Saturday, for violation OF the State law, and
the whole lot OF gift enterprises in operation
there VIII be broken up, IL the law Is strong
enough 70 do IL.
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iHE fENERAL- OF DARCY MCGEE took
piate IN Montpeal yesterday, ami everything
PISS ed on qsl' uy. Among the distinguished
sHahgers present were General AyerIli, the
AmeTledn Consul all the Cabinet Ministers
except sir John A. McDonald and Rose, the
Mayors OF Ottawa and Quebec, and a large
number Of military officers. A telegram from
Secretary Seward was read by General AyeriIl,
assuring ham that the American Govern ment
loined IN the regret inspired by the death OF
MI MCGEE. and earnestly hoped that the
perpetrafcr Of the shocking and heinous crime
mig ht b brought 70 Justice
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The IMPEACHMENT TRIAL.-To-day is de-
voted entirely 70 the receipt of documentary
evidence for the defence. MI Sanbery is
better, but is not sufficiently recovered to be at
the trial to-day. Tomorrow the defence Will
proceed with their oral testimony
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Ts.day's New York Markets.
rIlv

NEW YORK, April I5-Flour is a shade
firmer. Wheat 1a2 cents better. Corn one cent
lower. Pork lower; new mess, $50 62X. Lard
dull at 17a174 cents. Cotton at 31b cents for
Middling Uplands. Freights dull. Turpen-
tine steady at 64Ha65 cents. Rosip in good
demand At S3.45 for common
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PERSONAL.

"ANTED TO PIND-A moral man, with plenty
w of cash, and not afraid to make of it,
before taking his final departure from this world.
Address MINNAHAHA, City Post Office. apl4- St
Ladies requiring immediate treatment, from
whatever cause, should consult DR. HENRY, as
he cures all IRREGULARITIES without fail.
Dr. HENRY is ski lful and confidential.
Twelfth. ap8aw.
nR.v Won KURR'S EXT CT
IL SPECIFIC FOR OVER DRINKING AND ALL EBR-
voUs DISEASES For sale by all Druggists, and at
Wholesale No. 10 Intelligencsr Building. mhs I'm
T. o. DIN reply to questions a. to what G. o.
y. ID: means: They simply signify call on Dr.
DARBY; recollect O. wherever you see IL
The Doctor is opposite Odd Fellows Hall, on TIN
street ap3.Ims
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REPORTED HORRIBLE RAILROAD
ACCIDENT.

NEW YORK, April 15.-It is reported that a
frightful railway accident has occurred on the
Erie railroad, whereby I20 lives were lost. 1t
is doubted.
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PoLlTIcAL-The Democrats in Albany, New
1Ork, yesterday elected the mayor and ma.
prity OF the city ticket by 1900 majority.
General Schofeld yesterday appointed
William NJ. BiTkley mayor of Alexandra. and
a Ipil set Of city officers and councilmen for
ust cly He also appointed a new city coun-
cal for fredericksburg
Young on the new constitution began
quleuy IN South Carolina yesterday. The cleo
ION "a georgia commences on the Jth, and in
Neith 1srolna ON the 21st- The election in
TtoIloa VIII b"gln on the 4th of next month
Ahey All Connn ne for three or more DAYS
The town elections in Eastern New Ter
sey and Essex county show that the Republi
csDs elected twenty chosen freeholders, and
the Democrats fourteen.
An election took place in Trenton. New
Jersey, on Monday, and resulted in the cleo lion
OF the Dtmoerauc city ticket.
-Republican nominations are being u.ade
All over virginia. In Caroline county a meet
ing n, mInatsd Es=2kI1.st for Governor, and
one white and one black member of the ,epis
Iature- In Hanover county William lar Wis il
hCmlnattc for Congress, and one black a I'D one
White man for me Legislature
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FoREIeN NEws.-A cable dispatch of las.
night SAYS. The Prince and Princess OF walls
have left for Hclyhesd TO embark for Ireland
Lord Cranbonrne, Of the late Derby Ministry.
is dead The Journal DIES Debats scouts m :
idea OF war. II sayJ France has refused an
snA nce with England and Austria withon.
Prussia. The Car declines TO mediate in the
Sehleswig Holstein affair.
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PATENTS TO BE lssUsD.-For the week end
ing on Tuesday, the 2lst instant, sg3 patents
VIII De issued from the Patent ONCE During
tie past week i95 applications anu 65 caveats
nave been filed
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MARINE DISASTER-LOSS 0EIIEE

Boston, April 15.-The schooner Concord,
from New DIRK for Rockland, Me-, was aban-
dOned on Saturday at sea. The crew was
saved excepting the mate, W no was drowned.
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THs SENATE has, in executive session, finally
disposed of the nomination of Col. wi.ewelI as
Collector OF Internal Revenue by refusing to
reconsider The reieenon Of his nomination
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OsT-On tho night Of March sd. BLACK
assasH &. sss.! vi: i ssas :;
9 ..d &. s.s! III II.
s Sis !. = sSs 4: north bet. IS
S. s. .s. sss . :.; Is
. brass collar, with paddock attached. The above
reward will b' paid if returned e eAur1sR
apl5-lt 252 Pennsylvania avenue.
I OST-On Sabbath evening, either on an Est, est
ss.nf bssa.s aps s
h 4 The Ss Sy n:
e. REWARD-Sraysd from the Subscriber, on
YJ the morning Of the 18th, small Dun 40 RsE,
wifi Be-
nation sc that I can get it. Residence, NJ street.
's.sis9 = and 9Th 'f sHSk Ess' 4 sAsronD
b on tho 18th Of April. The owner may ooas
Pi IN take
apH ST. 7th street, rear First Tollgsts.
I osTIAts St; AI9y.iu. Church, Easter Supd.y,
.t.sSsd Ia s.s, Ia. tho
n's' tngr.vsd upon t. The finder vii confer |:
ri. "hs'e s"isssSi. f.:.ra viii s. : v
1NAX CERTIFICATE LOST-The undersigned
he'ihs toet OF mielHlu INC CcftHC1to 81 teX
sale, for part of lot sub S. in square 24S SOLD In
TIE mans OF Henry Peters, and purchased Nay 9th,
lSh5 10y GesIge w. Burgers and assigned to Rob
ert Boston, he will make application for dupli-
sp l43t ROBERT BOSTON
q REWARD-Strayed away from the Subscri-
DC beI's stable, on street south, below 9Th Ut
wet, Buffalo COW. with one white and one
brown ear; body white and brown long brown tail
The above reward will be paid for her return to
q. w. GUODALL,
Plumber Gas and Steam Filter,
ap ID 81 S6A TIN st., near Canal Bridge.
| GS REWARD-strayed from the subscriber on
| G.1 Sunday morning last small RED COW
with lofty horns; was In good order and ad Fl ne
bag OF milk. will pay tie abe We reward fer her
return to me or any information 80 that can get
| her. Residence 629 N street, between 4th and
| 5th streets.
ap 14-2t~ JEREMIAH LYNCH.
" mouse colored COW Nth white stripe down
| her back The owner win prove property. pay
| CUNNINGHAM, Rock Greek, Georgetowu, D.
G. apI l-4t-
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"all GH.AAA T~l--

NEW YORK, April D.-Stocks have panicky
look. The whole list is heavy and transactions
are large. Money is active at seven per cent
Exchange, 9S. Governments active. Gold
13SL.
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COMBINATIONS BY THE SESATK-The Sem
aie Ia executive session yesterday confirmed
the following among other nomina tions: Com
modore James Lanman, 10 BE- rear admiral on
ne active list killian v. Waaley, to be col
Iector OF customs for the district of Brazos de
Sahuago MAJOR Charles G.. McCauley, TO be
lieutenant colonel IN the marine corps.
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BOARDING.

FURNISHED FRONT ANDBACK PARLoRs,
Il with or without Board. 313 Penna avenue
between AZ and 9th streets. apI4-3t-
FOR RENT-0ne or two nicely FURNISHED
Il ROOMS, with BOARD, In private family
Inquire at 444 n street, between 18th and 18th
streets. apl4-3ts
EIRST-CLAsS BOARD, with very fine ROOMS
Il Several fine large and airy Rooms have Just
dietary Square. Delightful spring and summer
residence ap lin
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BY Bankers and Brokers' Telegraph
Lewis johnson Il %. quote stocks and bonds
in home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK, April l5.-First Board-U. 8. Cs,
Es1, coupon, LIZ; 620's, 1867, coupons, Ill;
1854, coupon, 100; 1865, coupons, 1O9H; 1868,
coupon, new, 107H; 5.2O's, 1851, coupon, 1U7 4
loi0s, coupons, 1O1x 73O's, second, 1O6 Z SOS,
third. 1864.
LONDON, April 15.-Consols, 93S; Bonds, TX;
Erie. i6S; Illinois, o. Atlantic and GreatWest-
ern Railroad, 3i6.
FRANKFoRr-ll:15 A. M.-Bonds, IS.
LIvKRPooL-1l:15 A. Motion opens firm
Estimated days sales, $4,000 bales. Middling
Uplands, p4; Orleans, l2k alag.