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New FORK Gold and stock Market

By Telegraph NEW YORK, May 3.
Mo~EY-Market easy at &c on call loans,
with liberal offerings.
The failure OF ]. II. J. Messenger, banker
Of this city and President Of the bank at
Ontario, at C~anandagua. the Bank Of
Canton, n Messengers Bank at Cortland
is d, bat creates little attention.
the failure Is said 20 lave been caused by
carrying severaI houses in tue grain trade.
The effect upon the banks named IS moi
known.
STERLING-Steriing Exchange qulet at 10
dI01sc for prime bills.
0GoLD-o2ened at 1895 fell to 1895,
ami closed teady at l591sgl89L sales were
made al 596 per G., for carrying. Exports
to-day. n million dollars.
GOVERNNIEN rs-Steady without activity
with some demand for export; 4:50 quo
tatiOns: Coupons OF 81. Il3GIi31E:
do. 80. IOsglOS1 DO. "a, IO65k9l055z; do.
new. l08I0l0e; do. 81, 1875; do.
lO-40s, 1885: 1905, I0714@l0T3s.
The Assistant Treasurer bought $500, 600
of7-30s al 7$zc, and sold a small amount Of
gold.
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For osher Btyer items see Seventh Page.

Up to g a. N. it continued 10 rain more
or less, with prospects OF still more rain.
The Robt. E. Lee arrived At p. NJ full Of
people and a fair trip Of freight. She dis
charged 400 mead of cattle at Cairo.-.......The
Fanny B~randeis, with a good trip OF
freight. left yesterday evening at 5 o'clock.
THE Tennessee, with a good trip Of
freight and people. LEFT at 4 ?. NJ. for Cairo.
THE Lewellln, with a moderate trip,
left at 5 F. VI. for Eastport THE May
flower, having a moderate trip. left Tor
Nashville ........ Business during the after
noon, was very good on the wharf-...--The
river continues TO rise at the rate of about
Is inches in a hours.
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arrangement, such regulations 20 be
terminable at any time on a reason
able notice By either Office.
ARTICLE VIII.
This convention shall come into
operation the first day Of November.
1867, and shall be terminable at any
time on a notice by either Office ofsix
months.
In witness whereof, / have here
unto set my hand and the seal Of the
Post Office Department, this twelfth
day Of November. 1867.
[sEAL.1 ALEX. w. RANDALL,
Postmaster General.
10 witness whereof, l have here
unto set my hand and the seal Of the
colony Of Hong Kong, at Victoria
herein, this tenth day Of August.
1867.
RICHARD GRAVES Mac DoNNELL,
Governor and COmmdnder-tH IN CHEZ.
I hereby approve the a~foregOing
convention, and IN testimony thereof
/ have caused the seal Of the United
States to be affixed.
Il. s.. ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the President.
VIM. III. Seward,
Secretary of STATE.
WAsHINGTOE, Nov. -, 1867.
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PUBLIC REsoLUTION-No. 22.l
JOINT RESOLUTION requiring certain
moneys Of the United States to be
paid into the Treasury, and for
other purposes.
Be Il resolDed By he Senate and
House Of Representatives. Of tboaBS1ited
States Of Americd tR Congress 0Escna-
bIed, That all moneys which have
been received BY any officer or em-
ploye[e Of the Government, or any
department thereof. from sales Of cap
tured and abandoned property IN the
late in%surrectionary districts, under or
under color Offhe several acts Of Con-
Rress providing for the collection aud
sale Of such property, aud which have
not already been actually covered 10
20 the treasury. shall Immediately be
paid into the Treasury Of the United
States, together with any interest
which has been received or accrued
thereon.
SEC. 2. Aad be Il further resolDed
That if any officer or person having
the custody, possession, or control OF
any money derived or arising from
the sale or other disposition Of any
such property mentioned ia the pre-
ceding section, shall convert the same
to his own use, or shall refuse or neg
lect for the space Of thirty days next
after the passage Of this resolution
TO pay the same into the treasury Of
the United States, or shall in any
wise pay away or dispose Of the same
otherwise than by paying the same
into the treasury as aforesaid, shall be
deemed and held guilty Of embezzling
the public money Of the United States,
and shall be punished therefor by i'm
pris0nment for a term Of not more
than ten years, and shall pay q fine
equal 10 the sum so embczzled.
SEC 3. and Be u further enacted,
That a sum Of the proceeds Of such
sales not exceeding seYenty-hvo thou-
sand dollars is hereby appropriated
for the payment of the necessary eK.
penses incurred by or under the au-
thority Of the Secretary Of the Treas
ury for incidental expenses 10 enact
ing under the laws respecting the col
lection aud disposition OF captured and
abandoned property, and for the ne
tcessary expenses Of defending, ia the
discretion Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury, such suits as have been
brought against him or his agents In
the premises. and for prosecuting
suits 10 the United States for the re-
covery Of such property, and for pro-
viding for the defense Of the United
States against suits for or in respect
TO such property ia the Court Of
Claims.
Approved March 30, 1863.
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MONETARY s COMMERCIAL

To COUNTRY MERCHANTs.-We direct the
attention especially OF countryvuerchants
to h superior facilities of the JOURNAL
Company for printing FancS Posters and
ali kinds Of mercantile worK VIZ, BIZ
Heads, Cards, Circulars, &c Orders fer
work can be sent through any Of Inc
Evansville merchants.
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WANTED.

wwTANTED-AGENT-An experienced
Life Insurance man as District Agent
for a Life Insurance Company which Is
already well established, aud has q large
business in other portions of the state.
Address, with references in indianapolis
au2q dhwIW
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FOR SALE.

THOR SALE-HOUSE-The fine dwell
fag-hOuse on the corner OF First Street
n Fulton avenue. Lot so feet front on
Fulton Avenue, running back 40 feet on
First Street. Good stable and other out
buildings on the premises. The property
will be sold cheap. Enquire of
CHAS. SCHAUM & CO,
Cor. Fourth ST. and Fifth Az, Lamasco,
or of ~
APPS dim Mt. ernon Ind.
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wANTED-AGENTs- To sen the

" John s. {. Abbott. This work will be
Illustrated with three fine steel e~ngraVIngs
and eight maps, printed in tint, and sold
this a work that will sell itself. The sub
iect, author and the fine style in which
the b ok will be published cannot fa1l 10
Insure for il an enormous and raptd sale.
Liberal terms to good agents. Price to
suit the times. We are now ready to as
sign territory. WHITE. CORBIN, BOWIE
a. CO, Publishers, 140 Walnut Street, Ciu-
cinuati, ohio. ImarlS diff
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT-SToRE-RoOM A fine
tween Secon 1 and Third, now occupied by
Vickery Brothers, suitable for a wholesale
two. three, or five years. For particulars
inquire OF John Enrich, OF the widow of
VIM. = mrich.
apps DIFF LIZZIE ENRICH.
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CLOTHING.
M. N

Has just received a beautiful stock of
fine Linen Suits, Marseilles Vests,
and Alpaca Suits, for the coming
warm weather. His Linen Suits are
all shrunk before being made up, and
are made in the best manner, espe-
cially to his order, at DEVLIN's, New
York.
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BOARDING

DOARDLNG by hi DAY OR
- WEEK. at
MRS. E. NJ. BURNS'S,
No. u Second St., bet. Main and Locust
Streets, Evansville, Ind.
A few more dodgers and quite a number
Of day bOarders can still be accommOca-
ed. MRS. r. Nj. BURNS.
mar2tf
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New York DRY Goods Market.

BY Telegraph L YORK, May 5.
r GOoDs-The market is dull but
ling below COST no cnanCe OF moment in
prices.
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AECHER's ENLARGEMENT,

n the northeast portion Of the city, mas
nst been laid out into lots. and is offered
or sale
IT REASONABLE PRICES AND ON
EASY TERMS.
This property is situated conveniently
o the business portion OF hec city, and not
ar from the Main Street line Of street
Railroad, and any of said line
may be expected to run close to 1t. The
ground IS
Ugh, DRY, AIRY, AND HEALTHY,
Being on the summit between the Ohio
River and Pigeon Creek. 1t lies west Of
the LongwOrth Tract (the location of the
proposed City PARK, and adJoins J.. ana IS
nsi de the corporation line.
We invite all persons who wish to pur-
chase eligible building lots, at talr prices,
TO apply mn edfately.
Fol- further particulars, inquire Of
MC$EELY & SCHUBERT,
Real Estate Agents,
West Corner Main and Third streets,
or WILLIAM BAKER.
narl3 Mayors Office.
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DOARDING-Can De obtained, by the
ID day or week. by calling at Mrs. SAN
Sums, on Eighth Stree , between Walnut
and Chestnut streets laps div
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NJ. L O ~

Will continue to receive throughout
the season all the Novelties and New
that may be introduced in the
New York market, and will sell all
goods in his line fully as low as they
can be bought IN the Eastern cities.
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Nj. O ~

Has in his employ a Cutter who has
no superior - this country; and hav-
ing a full supply of fine French, Eng
fish, and American Goods in the
Piece, is prepared to get up perfect
fitting, elegantly made Suits to order
on short notice.
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EHrope4n Market.

By Cable.l Lo,-DoS, May 5-Eve.
CO, soLs-F.g.=- a. 9i@94% Tor money /;
e2sSd9ZI for account and extra dividend;
American securities quiet and steady;
5-20s 75z; Illinois Central 951S; Erie 46%.
FRANKFoRT, May 5-Eve.
$40 bonds firm at 1915.
PARIS, May 5-Eve.
BoURsE-F1rmer.
REHTEs-69 fral cs 42 confines.
LIVERPOOL, May 5-Eve.
CoTTOS-A shade easier, though quota
tons are unaltered; sales $500 bales.
Professionalism change.
BREAI sTUFFs-Quiet and unchanged.
PRoDUcR-Petroleum firm al Is I'd stand
ard white spirits Of petroleum declined TO
Sd per gallon.
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nRESS .MAKERS.

THE MISSES COOKE wish -toannounoe
n TO the Ladies Of Evansville that they
are nrst-class
DRESS NJ
And are o prepared 10 make Dresses
after the latest French style. Particular
attention given to Evening and Riding
Dresses. Third Street, second door from
Walnut, opposite City Hail. tmayiiW
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n II NJ a l..
!. c. PuSHEE

Has returned to his OLD sTASD, No.
1aTS aTREET, established In 1897
VIib a new stock Of Varieties, Fancy
Goods- Toys, Notions, Musical Wares,
Cabs, Baskets, &C. all OF which
will be sold al fair prices. may DIV
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NJ. L O y,

Being DESTROYS to get back all his old
custom. is selling goods at the small
est possible living profits, and war
rants every article sold at his house
to give perfect satisfaction in all cases.
Ladies will always find a large stock
ofvery select styles Of Well-made Suits
for Boys of all sizes.
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Louisville Market.

BY Telegraph LOUISVILLE, May o.
T-oBAEco-SaIes zoe hogsheads; Leaf dull;
Tugs 5I9THc; common 10 medium lear e9
lie; fair 10 select l302lc.
FLoUs-s1perhne IS 1893 co. fancy sl2 .
GSl3 ..
5WHEAT-S2 55@2 60.
OATS-S0c.
CORN-S8G90c.
LARD-20920Zc, IN tierces.
AGO I4Zc, clear I'D sIdeS
I75<c, aud clear sides 1870.
BULK MEATS-SF Ou}derS 1870, sides ILc.
PORR-Mes9 So CO; prime mess 81 ".
WHISKY-N OuI sa4.
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STEAMBOAT


NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
From and after this date the several
Evansville and Cairo packets will carry
freights to all points hence to Cairo al
p cents per hundred pounds.
H. I. DEXTER,
Commanding steamer Quickstep.
BEN. HO WAR;,
Commanding Steamer Cumberland.
A. NJ. DUSOUCHET,
Commanding Steamer Armada.
AprilS 1865. laprS dit
FOR OWENSBORO, CANNELTON, AND
LOUISVILLE.
The magnificent steamer
TARASCON.
$500 A. T. Gilmore, Master;
E NJ. D.. Warren, Clerk,
caves for Louisville and all way land
ings THIS DAY, Wednesday, May 9Th, at
6 O'clock M.
For freight or passage apply on board, or
10 W. g.. BROWN 4 CO.,
1t Agents.
FOR CAIRO AND MEMPHIS.
The splendid slde-wheeI steamer
CLIFTON,
LIS Frank Stein, Master;
- George Hunte Clerk,
Leaves for Memphis and all Intermediate
ports on FRIDAY, May 8th, at AN.
For freight or passage apply on board, or
20 WI. y, BROW CO.
may6 d3t Agents.
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TOR SALE FARM II nave a first
rate little farm OF so acres, one mile
rom BoOnvflle, Ind; IS acres improved,
md 10 acres good timber; One-story br ok
house barn, stock sheds three cisterns,
md good fences-al upland and ~ good
rtLtts l will sell this arm cheap. or ex
shange it for city property. Several gen.
slemen in this city know the arm
mare diff ALVAH JOHNSON.
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Farm for Sale.

Edlm AOL 0GAOs
a SPLENDID FARM OF IS ACRES,
"a in the edge of the City OF Evansville,
Indiana. This farm is in full view of the
citv. IL is ia a high state of cultivation.
has one of the finest dwelling houses in
the country. entirely new, good barn, sta
bles and an necessary outbuildtngs, and q
splendid selection of almost every variety
of fruit trees, Z apes, ~shrubbery and how-
ers, and plenty Of good water. 1t will be
yold altogether, or h improvements with
a part OF the land. For further p~articu-
lars inquire of ALVAH JOHNSON,
Real Estate Agent, Evansville, Ind.
au29-3m.
NOR SALE-SEED OATS-20O0 bu shell
Chicago seed Oats.
marl4 dt7 BAIED & START.
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HOR SALE A secondhand twelve
horse power portable engine n
boiler, and all the tools necessary (of the
oest i~nventiOn) for boring oil wells; also,
eleven hundred feet of hauser-rope, all Of
which will be sold together or separate TO
suit purchasers, very low. d
FISHER, BUSKIRK CO.
Commission Merchants, Evansville, Ind.
fobg If
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n the northeast portion Of the city, has
nsf been aid out into lots. and is offered
New-York tribune., 1868-03-16
THE CIVIL COURTS.

In the Kings County SurrOgate's Court let
ters OF administration were granted on the estates OF
Creed, Ann Wardell. Henry Eckert Patrick Cunningham
and Sarah Miller, all of Brooklyn.
In the First District Civil Court, on Satur-
day. before Judge Quinn, decision reserved in the
case Of Marinus Low master OF thecanaboat d. Horton
against John d. Rockefeller and others The action
for freight money, and the main questions were whether
the shipper the CARRIERS for loss by leakage
and whether the consignee can deduct from the freight
carrier an equivalent 10 the value Of his loss.
In the United States District Court, Brooklyn
Saturday, before Judge Benedict the Court denied
motion for new trial in the case Of John Deyl con-
victed OF acting as wholesale dealer IN whisky without
keep proper books for his business transactions The mo-
tiOn was made the ground Of alleged errors IN the ru
ing Of the Judge, by his denying the right to peremptOy
challenge OF jurors, by excluding certain oilers OF evl
dence and by refusing TO compel the prosecution TO elect
which count Of the indictment they would proceed.
In the OF j. b. Adetti, convicted OF cOuntereDg
a motion for a new trial was granted. Hareg is in
custody and his wife. when called as witness on Ade
It's trial. excluded which was the ground OF the
motion.
In the United States District Court, on Sat
uTday, HOyt, Carter a Co., petitioned that Asa W
confessed Judgment two of his creditors with intent
give them the preference, in contemplation Of bank
ruptcy and with intent TO defeat and delay the opera
tiOn OF the Bankrupt act Craft demanded, and had
trial by the Court which now decided that the ayenent
that the acts were done IN contemplation of bankruptcy
not sustained but that the acts were committed
when defendant was nsoven and such acts were acts
OF bankruptcy, justice required that the petitioners
should he allowed to amend Their pctlJon' dccI'
sion s 9eRs R T r Ebert m o to R
schooner by being into by the steamer Carroll be-
Decree was given 10 favor OF Egbert and efeTeRee or
dered 70 report the amount OF DAMAGES The COnnis.
money, and s 800 loss OF cargo. Claimants excepted 10
thereRor eontending that the vessel was valued TOO
the amount reported was more than claimed in the libel
that bent could not for value Of the cargo and
claimed IT i'm the libel The Court sustained the exception
Of freight money but dsallowed the rest
New-York tribune., 1868-03-16
rEATHERs-A moderate bn.lness doing in nr,ms WI

FEATHERs-A moderate business doing in prime We
quote western at sSayoc; and Tennessee, 75GeOc.
FLAX-A steady fair demand prevails for North River
and prices are firm We quote at l6asc for fair TO good
GRAIN-We have had a comparatively quiet whea,
marketthe past Indeed there was
goou rehson osapeet more active export inquiry with
better supply OF tunnage but the offerings OF cotton
and other staple goods have taken up all tho available
and holders Of Spring Wheat since Monday have bcen
willing TO submit to considerable decline TO realize but
both miers and exporters have held or and prces rs
lower and nominal Present prices are stiIl relsyey
much above Flour and hence miers have been COM
PEELED 10 hold off The prospects Of an early opening OF
the Hudson River has doubtless exered depTessns in w
huence, as much OF the Wheat detained on the Canal
would be within reach or available at an early day and
this has increased the disposition to sell The same cause
has exeTted corresponding influence on millers.
Early in the week Winter Wheat sold well, and al
some Improvement IN prices, but since Tuesday
the demand has greatly abated and prices are unecrain
have reduced our stock OF Spring to less than lOe
induce hTmnoss the exports OF the week show consid
erable increases to-day the market is lower and un-
realize the sales 22OOO bush at 81 81 for choice No
Chicago Spring, delivered 81 30 for choice no 2Mlwaukee
in store No do private terms; g 65 for Amber Penn
syyana and s. IS FOR White Canadian Barley has been
IN fair demand and with limited arrivals aud greatly
reduced stock holders have had decided advantage,
and prices are higher with little offering, cb>sing dull
but most holders are firm. Barley Malt has been in
moderate closing firm, but the business Is limited
Rye has been in limited request though with light offer
small Of Jersey pier Oats have ruledheavy
though there has been less pressure to sell than many had
closing better but not active sales OF 1900 bush at Stc
for Ohio and Western In store, aud s2c. for Jersey In
dian Corn has been less active and has ucuated cOnsid
erably the mness in freghts 10 Liverpool the absence
vessels suited TO this trade and the reaction at Liver
pool have gwen sellers great advantage, and prices de-
clined up TO Wednesday, 4dGc. per BUSH since then
there has been more active demand, and part OF
the decline has been recovered, the mod
crate arrivals and material reduction In onR
stock inducing a general demand To-day
there IS good local inquiry; the sales are 1900
bush at 81 2aSl 27 for New Western Mixed Soft do az
81 22ds % Western White at q l90N q Jersey fe
low at g. 2sds1 %; Southern White at 81 4aN Di
Southern Yellow at 81 30 In small lots, and StTawCol-
ored aud White Tennessee at 81 1S9A 2l
New-York tribune., 1868-03-16
s in duty bound, will ever pray.

bill for an act supplemental to an act entitled
"An act providing for and requiring the early con-
struction of the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Railroad from Davenport TO Council Bluffs, Iowa,
upon certain conditions therein named" has been
reported as follows:
Be enacted b me General Assembly Of he STATE OF I0icd
SECTION l. That all rights, privileges, powers ana iran
chses granted by the 10 which this act sup
plemont To- the said consolidated railroad company arc
hereby declared DO the express condition tat tho
New-York tribune., 1868-03-16
THE CRIMINAL COURTS.

In Justice Walters's Court Williamsburgh, on
Saturday William BALDWIN aud Peter Richards were held
I'm 81 900 bail each on charge OF having Friday last
aided James Palmer, an alleged burglar, to escape.
Pamer is assistant foreman OF Engine Company No &,
aud BALDWIN aud Richards members Of that company
Alexander Reilly and George Censor OF Engine No. 4,
j. d. were 10 the PeBentiary for 30 days FOR lar
ceBy committed al the recent Broadway IRE
In the Essex Market Police Court on Satur-
day before Justice Mansfield James Krate was Temanded
New-York tribune., 1868-03-16
THE MARKETS.
ICnsful5 reported for THR TRisusE.l

tC.refuly reported THR TKBusEl
SATURDAY, March H. 1868.
ASHES-A fair demand has prevailed for Pots in part
f,r eynor prices remain firm at IS 25aSs 37i stock 465
hills Pearls are aud nominal at Sl stock 65 DOs
BEESWAX-There has been moderate business, ana
prices are rmer; sales li9l2ic for Yellow Western
and Southern. -
BRISTLES without change; small sales at from 3Sc
al rs for American Gray and White.
BUILDING MATERIALS-We have still TO note fair
demand for all articles coming under this heading
and the market remains firm. The closing quo
tations are rs follows: Bricks at SO 5O9sll so
Tor Common Hard, SlSGt22 for CToton, and $40ds45
for Phadelpha Front Cement at ~ rs for ROsendsle;
Hair at d36tc for Rio Grande Mixed SG3tc for Bue
nos Ayres Mixed, and IL 0l2o for Unwashed Mixed.
aths al 81 T5ds3 three months Lime at 81 50 for Com
mon and 81 for Lump Plaster OF Paris at s3 o7dA per
tun for Blue Scotia 81 40 per bbl for Calclned
Eastern and 81 per bDl for Calcned knekerboeker
and Empire Mills. ,-. =,
la sed upon small receipts and strong feeling at Liver
pool and we note an advance OF about &C. Y 70, the
naret closing firm; sales OF s649 bales Including 47O5
m specuators SIS spuners and 3i29 TO exporters, OF
which / 400 were in transit. We quote:
New-York tribune., 1868-03-16
FROM tEPT /, 1861 TO DATE.

FISI-Dry Cod scarce and hrm NJ s. 5Ht3 90 Tor
Banks 81 5OaS6 rs for Georges Mackerel firm but
quiet at tD $50 for No Bay and Halifax and Sls9
ss for Nh Shore, sldSli 80 for No do si4 800 SIS
for do Bay sa 80 for No Mass large, and s0as0 50 for
Medium. Herring are dGll and heavy at 40afelc, for
Scaled, aud 25g2I0 for No, l.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-16
BANKING. AND FINANCIAL.
THOMAS DENNY & Co,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,

No. 81 WaII-st.
Our Annual Financial Circular for 1853 IS now
ready and will be forwarded, free OF charge, to per-
sons desiring to make investments through us.