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captain and other oesrs q Ss sD sOd sso
some o SisI alive hsp
hm % on osp 1ssr II. was g % Es,k h. y. ho
swosn y" Lien from exposure Ihsy kindly cared for
wS@. ssssnssa sas.! -. Ssm
u Snu wa. ~ py Ss CARGO
Insured 70 Boston at the following eaces Neptune, $1,000
$1,000 on the CAPTAINS personal effects.
SNIP Two BROTHERS. Bath for New Orleans before
~ Norfolk An Of ths Sd inst.
g.Ek sALA raAsI ef Boson from Portland for Bueuos
n suos ord d9 WIEN he
exception o. The leak Capt aer ahhugh deserted BY his
y ". s ans her aa .
nv nas m5s aS gSS. Of
sn I each cs pa -four men on board The
q Eapo
s'5Rs. as s.:s
che extent OF portion Of which 4 oacss IN Bos
scHR TIERS, Hoffman, from csnfuegos for Phiadsl.
pha before reported put into Charleston sh ul
Ga Stream had sharp sea with heavy gales which car.
keep tbs pumps steadily going with the leak constantly in
Scum TRAsoEs sATrnRLY. Tucker, from Providsnce Of
and for New YORK. missed stay. on Saturday night while
5 s .s
on ~ steamer What Cheer Capt Sutton, and proceeded on
scnR EDDY, with tackle rigging &C. saved from
were sold BY auction at Wilmington NC 2Sth u by order
OF the Port Warden. The wreck brought 3lU5
and the cargo $55 several parties being tho purchasers
scHR MAGGIE QUINN Kingston. Of and from st john NB
Tor Salem ashore ~ Cons Beach last week. OF
Thursday and taken alongside wharf Annisquam Her
keel and bottom somewhat injured Temporary repairs
being made without dischargng and she viii
Salem, where will be made after unload
Ing.
AMsTERDAM Feb 15-Eight Of the by life
boat and the remaining four in their boat from this
Royal Arch Stanley from Philadelphia for this port, which
was stranded near velson yesterday.
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Haas, Pale Ale, 50 so per Dozen.
GEERY KENDALL, 7ls Broadway.
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slSSos Rsws5d fSs fss the 4ss Ces RyE5TEs
$1,000 REWARD FOR THE COUNTlsA. TITEE
$l0oo REWARD FOR THE CouNT6E3A TER
al0O0 REWARD FOR THE C0UNTERkfAEr gR
$$S $oSS kEwAsD kEwAsD fs ros a TaE coUsrEkfraia ccoUsrEkfraia
$SSS $SSS kEwAkD kEwAkD fFok Fok raaE raaE SoSsrEsFEisEs
4IOOO REWARD FOR THE COUETERFEIT.xk
41U00 REWARD FOR THE COuNfERFEITE Y
SlOOO REWARD FOR THE OOUNTERFEITEk>
$1,000 REWARD FOR THE COuNTERfEITER
Sl,O00 REWARD FOR THE COUNTERFEITER
SIO00 REWARD FOR THE COUETERFEITER
$1,000 REWARD FOR THE COUNTERFEITER
$1,000 REWARD FOR THE COUNfEkFElTER
&1,0U0 REWARD FOR THE COUMTEkFEITER
$1,000 REWARD FOR THE cOCNfERFEITkR
$1,000 REWARD FOR THE COUNrkRFEITER
or HELMBOLDS FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.
OF HELMBOLDS FLUID ExTRACY BUCHU-
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OF HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.
or HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.
OF HELMBOLDS FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU-
or HELMBoLD,S rLuID ExTkACr B%UCHU %
HOW TO DETECT IT.
The genuine has the blown In ths bottles, while tho
counterfeit has not
And the contents all similar tothe genuine but
respect possesses medicinal qualities whatever
but 10 be filled with simple dscocsion The
teret found different drug soFee In this GUY
within week will appreciate the kindness OF dealers q
A. tDo tI~tx -fT.,k ~ nd 0v1rf
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SPAIN.

Arrests OF Cariisf Leaders-Important Papers
and War Material Discovered and Seized.
MADRID, March 3, 1869.
Seven leaders OF the Carlist movement have been
arrested IN Arragon. quantity OF arms and ammu-
milton which had been concealed by them was dts
covered and seized, and important papers and cor
rasSondence also fell into the hands OF the govern
meut
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mont Exchange Tin charge of corps Of American ladles
American frfsh Ac, help be found also situa
tons good only. Ohcs 139 Sixth avenus
tween Tenth Eleventh the drug
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Denial Of the Surrender Of Arrange.
HAVANA. March 8, 1869.
The Voz de cuba lnewspaper) denies the report
recently published In the Dario OF the surrender Of
the revolutionary General arrange, pronouncing the
STORY ''inpossibe and untrue" The DiariO has
lately become exceedingly sensational.
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Cure for Cancer, ScrOfulR, Bright's ana
other Kidney Diseases, Cutaneous Afeccns Dyspepsa.
&c. THE VERMONT SPRING WATER Get the best.
sAXE CO., 4l7 Brooms street, New York
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A.-Haznrd g. Caswcips Cod Liver Oil is
the best.
A.-N0velties in Dry Goods. Sugden L
BRADBURY, corner OF Bowery and Beecker street Gate
uifhL Lord A TnYorl.
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The Great Cartoon Paper,
THE EVENING TELEGRAM,
SEEKING they rsc and showing them pubc
praise.
UNPARALLELED
IN CIRCULATION.
EVERYBODY READS IT.
MEDIUM
ADVERTISING.
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A. 1000
NEW SPRINGFTELD RIFLES,
eechoading,
CHARLES PARKER,
81 Beekman atrest.
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The warrants issued by the Treasury department
during February to meet the requirements OF the
government amounted In round numbers to the
following sums:-
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Haif.past Two O'Clock I
STREET QUOTATIONS.

Receipts and Disbursements mt the Once OF
the United States Assistant Treasurer ut
New York for the Month Of April, 1860.
March 81 1869 by balance ............ $S7, $685. 447
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STOCK Span Spanish, Nay Ss bales Havana and sas do
Yara and ~ do Cienfuegos. o. .,,
WmsKEY, though quiet steady ct &c &c., TAI PAID
We heard OF no sales Of moment =.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and unbleached were Heady ~
10c. lie. respectively; the FORMER still scarce
WHALEBoNR.-Al kinds were dull and nominal. A.. !.
WooL.But little demand prevails Tor fleece, ana mat
almost exclusively confined TO small lots to supply the I'M
mediate wants of manufacturers who cannot pc nduceu
buy extent at reduction from Presen'
prices consequent the continued duness ana depe
sion in the wooen goods market Holders are anxious 70
realize though generally indisposed to grant any conce
sion In prices 70 effect sales in view OF the smalness
OF the stock Pulled sought after only to moderate ex
being in light stock is held at full prices. California quiet
but steady for spring. which is In light Stock but dun ana
heavy for fall which is In fair supply Foreign woos are
still neglected Mestza and medium wool are scarce,
while Cape and carpet descriptions n fair supply we
quote :.Fleece-Oho, Pennsylvania and Vrginia-Choce
Saxony, 60c &c.; and Xxx do 4Sc. 55c common ana
blood do, Ec Sic. New York, Michigan and Indiana
nois Wisconsin and Iowa-X and above 46c. 6Oc: COM
Medium to line, SIC SIC. bury to COMMON 22c Soc Gan.
fornia-Fall clip and lambs, A. r., &c 2Sc AL &c xoc
AZ &c. 25c b.. 2lc. 24c s., 2oc pc Spring CipnA
p 33c Bic Al 3c. 35c AZ, Sic. 3sc; b. 2Sc. S2c;
s., 25c. s0c extra pulled Caiforna, &c 4Oc super
do, S0c. 38c, and low do. 24c. Soc The sales are
100000 lbs fleece at 49c. c., including 3o00 Western a.
49c Soc for fne 1000 Ohio (mosy x) at &c. g6le0
and Xxx Ohio at 6sc 55c 5000 common do g. S9e Indiana
private 1000 secured at 72c also d lbs pulled
iic. 48c. super and 42c. 4Sc for extra including
10000 Canada 60 5000 lbs Texas in lots at BE- 36c
small lots California prices within the range OF the
quotations above OF foreign we have no sales OF signi
to report.
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CorrrER,o continued rule firm though We heard of
no further sAes Ceylon In demand, and Ass er
sunnyrde were sold on private terms For Maracabo there
was eonsdsrAos Inquiry and ss9 bags disposed Of
WIN nrmness we quote:-Rio, ordinary carsoes, Ike.
lH.e fair d. BIKE l5s4c good do, lsilc 7c. prime
20, c aI.4c ertremss, for lots, H4c. l6hc Java,
Ae asc Marsc.ibo, l5Sc. lec; tasuayra IG<c isc
Jamaica l5c l5c 81 Domingo l6c. Costa Rica l5c
ise MANIA &c serican, f6c bye all gold, duty paid
CoCos w quet and we heard Of salss previously
rnces r. & were ssAdy hoxsver loHc sold for
.CosDks.-.hanha continued quiet but steady at s2c
&c. Iared kussis was quoted at l7c.
CANDirs-A kinds slow OF sale, but unchanred In
value We quote Western and city adanantins lec 2sc
sperm ssc scr and patent 5sc.
CooptHA9E s1ocz.-rhe market for all kinds was dull ,
but prices continued steady 80 % 10 for sugar sboots
inch heads ~ ~ 50 for do, 80 Inch do IA SO al 10
for molasses do ~ inch s5 rum DO RsO for nor
do - o. for pipe e<5 ebs for sreen hoops ia
feet, and so e4S for green hoops II feet
CoPPrRThere was fair business consummated IN inro,
and the market wAsnrm at zS,tc c for Baltimore Lake
Bsc.slmost all Al the latter prceand 100000 lbs At
NAc. for June, and 2f1fc. for July delivery.
DYfwooDs-Logwood was scarce and nrm nj about s2s
dull and nominal.
FLouR AND GRAIs. Receipts s2ss bbls nour, " bags
ke ruled quiet but steady. Low grades wanted for
por and held hr. This being the closing Day
IN the Tour trade, while IL moving
were smaller than they would have been. The msrke,
closed steady. however, with healthy tone. California
tour was dull and nomhsly unchanged. The sa.es
mand and prices generally heavy The TAG
bbs. Rye hour moderately active steady the
being 800 bbs Corn meal steady, with small sales Al
quotations We quote -
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small lot state was sold at 81 s Both barley and barley
FIsHwith active demand and continued light stock
the market M 1os & d cod wss Imer and prices were
s. Is sr bsnf PRICE. ss there Wers fully
eoapsns 80 'as :. IS for Ko Sss
ss as g Ss Mo-
Se . sna @ 9s &c. 'ns %
EsspSr and labrador d.h % herring were quiet q " g.
FasIaaIs Ths market wa. dull, the Offering. being light
Ts s
ssoa !. susss She Sss ss At M
SSs s:,s: s:.. "a ss
I'i sS'i % S ss. .2:a
Bremes sAa % and per- steamer sa s
500 bales cotton a Sd 7OO bbls e. TO
cotton al and rSsin ssnseS ss Or q. about I "a
R S psa cSsars Ss 0; Is g and
tons 70 Aspnnwa GOA. & :, Ss So American bark
North German bark e Cork orders asoo Ss
s fssoP Plate and s%ss sss 70 Srs s
and x,tn sna os
GuNNIEs.-Bags in more demand but weak in price,
0as M =: i I,sr lie sass 30 bales on private terms
being 700 bales on private terms and % d. Al Sc which
price was asked at the close.
Ss5s lnIss the
seleced do, 25 % lbs, sac Montevdeo, 20 20 lbs Sc
o1Is:ss % rs ss S{s1ss
&c., as they run; San JUAN 81 2S lbs, lSc. lS4c
Maamoros % 25 lbs. l6c lsc Vera Cruz, lS l9 lbs
JsnPiS ss 1ss s ss Ps, &c. easfs ss
and IN @n ss he a
gold The sales about 200 bales the spot and
arrive here and in Boston 12c 12sc, god-the latter
for a small lot. Jue quiet. but steady at 4tc &C.,
gold Sisal was dull and nominal at 0c. 10ac, do, and
Tanpieo &c. 9t9c., do, in bond.
Hora.-The demand was without Improvement and the
business light Prices heavy, though quoaby
lower ranging at from &C. 1ec for inferior gades
Sales 40 bates
IRoN.-Scotch pig in demand. and, being In lieht
stock was held with dmness at former prices There
sales of 200 tons Glengarnock, from ship private
l00 do Egnton, do at $ and 25 do. Cotness yard
SA American in light demand but sparngy offered.
No was quoted at $40 $42 and No at $3s $40; sales
30 tons No Allentown private terms. Refined bar
so FOR Enab .n wess m g. S
INDIGo.The market was dull the demand being only for
small lots. Prices steady, however, at 70c 81 for
Manila, 81 20 81 10 for Guatemala, 75c. 81 10 for
dras and 81 60 50 20 for Bengal, all gold.
LEAD quiet, but quite steady In Sales so tons
and sheet and pipe f2c.
LEATHER-hemock sole was in moderate demand from
manufacturer and prices generally steady Receipts
fair but stock unaltered Oak toerably active For
spready middle and light crops, but dull for other
Rough dull and prices were heavy. We qtFDte:-
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Cash gold was heaVy IN the early morning and SIX
per cent was paid for carrying. Toward Clearing
House time, however loans were made "nat." The
range In the afternoon from tn per cent for
carrying TO nat The report Of the Gold Exchange
Bank is as follows
Gold cleared. .$1S 1IQ, 900
Gold balances. 2137 $50
Currency balances. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2ss3, 22s
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Affairs Mt the Charlestown Navy Yard.
unaroy Anril % 1870

BOSTON, April 20, 1869.
The Boston Navy Yard, as 1t Is termed, is not In
Boston. II s in fact mile or thereabouts outside
the limits OF the "Hub" ana upon territory coming
under the shadow Of Banker Hin and within the
municipality Of Charlestown. the most popuIous and
enteyprsing Of all the surrounding suburban cities
OF the New England metropolis. The appointments
of the yard, Is well known, are as numerous and
excellent as those Of any other In the United states
ana during the days of the rebellion II gave to the
naval service assistance than any other naval
station under The control OF the government The
demands made upon 1t gave employment W thov-
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Es.sG s'isi &C. &c: &C. g. ss: ss
New Orleans. roc. SIC.
NAyAL st RE 7Ss bsls spirits .urpsn.ne 800
quiet demand being light and with fair offerings
r.as nssTs %s na With %
Ggs the market was higher Other brands quiet but
sss,s e. IS sh;ay y ssso' ssede;
s .:;rs H 10. a Z: y. 4 4 .s ssmsns
higher S SS :ed shsay
or CAxEwestern dun ana nominal a. s47 50 s4s:
ssI though sa ana owsT en-
%.s
n Gys a . s:s Oh ss: sS : :. sss 81
ssnS % oS an and recently 5000 gallons were sold a. fSSs
soid BOND and be dsyersd IN % Boston sS;
asssy 81
So and Sss os.sss DO j. = %
pkg: meats lard The pork
ss 0.s ssr but s aSo" al sH 5 ss
., :r ne. sS .nS IS " sa @ e prime: so
y sy qrs Ss ac s AGs,
tn fss ss for a..s and M % s s
sbs these prices Beef ham; were more ore sought
we're :: stiit and Ss.yy d1y
Sss:s is s s%Gssd s
s.ss.d do;;,, Bacon continued % rule dun ana
!s-s & 81 :s!a:s M
% LarG % IN a Sn % demsnd s snc preeS were ere
pm. steam and Kettle 80 ieTcs:
as!s: Ssss ~ ssSSs;
ss. 'sss'r asu ,'0: ,Ss S. II: sos We DO
SS s 5:s saoa g :oG s .n.a I 81: DO s0 sooS %:a s s'
%s,'sTS and 6,I.s.
$ 5000 % ss .Hs se
was in moderate demand steady a q. following quota
:s'r. quality &c i' e' and do soOd So,'
f. % s 9Ssh
Redned only moderately .ough, after, prices were
s '.ay a. ys;,ssas S @ s % VIZ 7. s
c test, :: s oo ao for the las. half May :. ss % and SoO
s no. nor ne .s s NAY on Pas IL In M
There were sales o, bbs standard whit. at ss do
mon % prime There were small sales within the range OF
:.:;:s = ::ss 3 s: s:s
s%oiSy 81 - 10 and rough tax "a u % e Without
ssiss.For both goa. and dee, the m.rks. wa: ap,s.,
ss:r.slen S qao!. @ 1"s aso.s Hsmppss. ~ ps S.
s. BSsas @ Ays v:rs & csS1i % fs Ss
sS;I..sS9 i'sss s:ar.s 90: p,:S
.as sel,,E s., sSs az r,,, .s s,s. .s
&c 4oc; Para, &c. goId Southern and Teras, 22c
..s a.. ds%.9s e, prices e,
g. ..sia S.,.s. sss ?" ss
nsd was rather more active and more steady n value. The
.Ti' e: .o ''.s White. s s g: hrFs nS. Hs e. yiSs &
and ice. Tor .r,s ". qass:-cus.- Iafsf,oii
+ ss?$s s:si,Hs :Sf :s sss;ss
~ bone: .Ss' ' sas 5as Is; e,
H. & % sss G' sS sG o 10 g % q? sS sS do u e % 8
The New York herald., 1869-05-01

HOMICIDE IN HAvRRHILI. MAss.-The Lawrence
American states that OH Monday evening swo per-
sons entered the liquor saloon OF N. II. Banfeld In
Iaverh, both OF whom were under the influence Of
liquor, and demanded drink, but were refused by
Mr.. Banheld and sent away. They afterwards re-
turned and, being refused admittance, one of them
endeav0rng TO force his way In was f0rcibiy elected
and In the melee Mr.. Ban1eld struck him. knocking
him against his companion, who was so intoxicate0
as not 10 be able TO withstand the shock and he fell,
striking his head against some projecting object, ins
1cting fatal wound, from the effects OF winch ho
died Tuesday evening. Mr.. Banned has been sr.
rested
The New York herald., 1869-05-01

The market for spring wheat remained quiet though there
rstbsr inquiry for export Holders nrm
in Their Views however q them demanding advance
OF &C. &c. which was not paid. Winter wheat was dull and
nominay unrsanged The sales (par last,evenng) wers
nearly s for SHIPMENT and compiised about 900 bush;
DO do; 81 % Tor No. ] do. DO; 81 70 for Cahfor.
mia; 2, y for NO . sprins. IN store snd ~ Tor
der .e,tsI old vss nr The Ssss Ts seop n ~ -
store soc for do anoa oec for yslow Nsssrn 6Hc -
ior yhts 90 and So Tor yellow Jerley Oats were 9ust
~ u pteN end wc W1c Anoas Rye Ve6 dpu ana heAUs
The New York herald., 1869-05-01
SRw YORK HERALD SATURDAY, MLv ,eeS-TRIPlE SHEET

ring Of the hammers. the buzzing Of the saws. the
loud shriek OF the planning machines and the rattle OF
machinery betoken the great activity that prevais
ana makes cheerful music to the ears OF the me-
chanc, wno has reason to rejoice over the brighten
ing prospect that is opening before him.
very rev changes have been made among the on-
GERS az this post. The following named officers are
now on duty here:-C0mmodore J. b. Marchand
commandant; Captain A. Murray, executive officer;
Commander 4. Q. Harris, Commander w. p. McCann,
Mate NJ. X. Henderson,; Commodore J. r. Goldsbor.
ough, inspector OF ordnance; Commander A. Pen
dergast assistant inspector Of ordnance; s. NJ Pook
naval constructor; ID. Wilson, assistant naval con-
struct0r; A. Lawton, chief engineer; A. Adamson,
nrst assistant engineer; 8. W. Robinson and Y.
A. Uber, second assistant engineers; w. q.
Ss1%..ass: MSEwsn fnlra Assy.sn engineer kntS
officer. Lieutenant Commander G. NJ. Bache, equip.
ment officer; Paymaster w. N. WatmOugh inspector
OF provsions Surgeon ]. McClelland, Passed Assist
ant Surgeon ID. X. BannOn, r. Given chaplain; Il.
Kenney, boatswain; w. Ferguson, George L. Aloro
and G. Dugan, gunners II. M. Griiths, carpenter.
Owing TO the fact that this yard Is wholly occupied
by workshops and large collections Of MATERIAL the
surroundings OF which canuot be kept in very neat
order 1t rs impossible to keep the yard IN the same
neat and cleanly condition that Is seen at naval
posts used more as stations than as depots OF con-
struction and. repair. The store houses, grounds
about the o1cers quarters, the camp and barracks,
and the marines themselves are as neat however,
an excellent state Of discipline can make them.
The New York herald., 1869-05-01
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, April 90-6 M
BUILDING hATKmALa-The market for most articles
coming under this heading quiet prices were quite
steady. Eastern spruce was In fair request, and,
light stock prices steady SCI e25 common 10
choice schedues sales 600 feet Laihs were steady
g. with moderate sales at that price, Rosedas cement
selling freely at % bb., while lime unchanged
being moderate demand and steady 81 ss for common
and % for lump.
BrEswAx wa: in light demand and prices were heavy At
&c. &c. No sales Of Consequence
CoTToN.-Tbere . fair degree OF the mar
ke the demand being chiefly for spinning and prices
steady particularly for the low
asa bales including 5 for spinning 73e export s4i on
speculation and l2e In transit For delivery we
heard OF sales. We append the quotations
uionfs sanA xoS,Ls A A. n uud
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work-Common and medium lbc a 25c do, sno good anu
hne. Soc 5Uc.. do. -. -. ..-o.,
MONTHLY sTATYMrsr OF NEW YORK AND BROOK
LYN TOBACCO INSPECTION WAREHOUSE
AapEX XarLl ilnn.-
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Of England seems to have been followed by lower
quotation for consols and for government secur
ties in London, which latter declined to so.. Phi.
vate dispatches say TO 1917. Doubtless Ale rise IN
gold yesterday and to-day has also been influential in
efecting this decline Ali these causes resulted in
q yielding in the home government market
the 67's showing particular weakness and sell.
ing as low 116k. The following were the
closing street prices this evening:-United States
nxes, 1881. registered lis q 11sx; do, coupon
Is3s a 11sJs; dor nve-twenties. registered,
1l3A ll3h; do. do, coupon, 1852, 12lk q
12lz; do do, coupon 1854, 1l7H a 1l7k; do
do, coupon 1886, l1s1I 11s,. do do. coupon, new,
1896, 1l6A4 lle,i; do. do, coupon, 1867, lloL a
1l6,s; do. do, coupon, 1895, iloA ll61E do ten
forties, registered, 1O7 a 1O7K; do. do, coupon,
1917 lOs1s; currency bonds, log loek.
In Southern securities the features were the Ala
hama eights, which advanced 10 l03, and Louisiana
levee eights, which touched 90. The Old Louisiana
bonds were IN good demand on foreign account,
The North Csronnas were better and Tennessees
steady. Prices closec.-Tsnnessees, ex coupon.
% a COX; do., new, oTZ ssk; yirginias ex cou-
pom, 5si< 5s 90, new, ezAs s31l; Georgia SKIES
uH 50; do. seyens, 20 ss51; do. do, interest pay.
able In Georgia, % %; North Carolinas coupon,
OK q e15I; do, new, 55I q 55,.; Missouri skies,
ssA $50; do, Hannibal and st. Joseph, 50 a %;
Louisiana skies, TAX IS; do, levee do, TAX 70;
90. do, eights, 90 soK; Alabama eights 1o3 1o4
DO. nves, 20 a III.
The following we're the closing quotations OF the
last regular board:-Canton e2k asked; Cumber.
land, 30 a 80; western Union, 4Sas 49,; Quicksi
yer, 2ox 81; Mariposa, 10 q 21z; do. preferred, az
hid; Pacific Mail, e3h 935. New York Central III
I77T; Hudson River, 1914 1855; Reading, es,s a
POS; Michigan Central, l2e asked; Michigan South.
ern, 1osx O Io3K; Illinois Central, lA bid; Pitts
burg, % q e3I; Northwestern, s6J. 81; Rock
Island 1870 asked; st. PAUL. rs 7s5.; do. preferred
81 s7ys; wabash, "a 73l; Ohio and Mississippi,
aajE q 3sX.
The following were the closing prices on the cal
NJ the last open board:-Cumberland, 80 bid; Adams
Express, 6lh q e2K Merchants Union, 15k bid;
Quicksilver, 2oK 21k; Pacific Mail, o3H q s3,I;
Western Union Telegraph, a. a 43si; New YORK Gen.
tral, l7eh l7eI; Mariposa, lex bid; do. pre-
TERED, 431S AZ. Hudson River, 157 157Hi
Harlem l5lh; Reading, e6K a e61I; Chicago and
Alton, 16o 16l; Alton and Terre Haute, 80 a 40H;
40. preferred. es% eeil; Toledo and wabash, 73hi
aISh; Columbus, Chicago aud Indiana Central, As y
ASAi Milwaukee and st. Paul, IS q Tsl.; DO. pre-
Ierred Sa s1k; Ohio ana Mississippi, 33h; Fort
wayne, l4ok Nok; Michigan Southern 1o3x a
loS1s; Illinois Central, ll4 ia5h; Cleveland and
Pittsburg %; Lake shore, 1o2K a ios; Rock island.
,a7k is7k; Northwestern, So. se.: do. pre.
fcrred, es5< a esx.
The receipts for customs and the rece,pts nav.
ments and balances at the Sub.Treasury in this civ
Tor the expired portion Of the week have been as
custom Houss. -Sto- -7reds,iru-
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-05-07
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.
The Citv Amusomo.,.

:, AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC Flotow,s opera of
mdrthd VIII DC performed this evening by the Rich.
DO will be given '"' ""0" H'"" "''
ON Monday Mr. s. Behrens will have a benefit
the BohemiGn Girl
AT THE WALNUT Mr.. John Brougham will have a
pponSmb thls evening. The Lottery Of Life and the
Ou.J,Ies9ue OF POcdhontds will be performed
Mr. bIOuHhams new buresque entitled Much Ado
n 0out ue Merchant IF Venice IS In preparation
l., AT TIE ARCH Lotta will have benefit this even
ing ana Will appear as "Pepina' and "Myrtle Myd-
tomorrow
AT THE THEATRE COMIQUB Miss Susan Cation will
have her first benefit this evening. Jessie LEA and
Les Deu1 AvetgIes will be performed. matinee to-
morrow.
AT THE AMERICAN there will be matinee per-
formance tomorrow, when very attractive pro-
gramme will be presented, in which all the leading
artists will appear
of L. B. Lent of the Hippotheatron Fourteenth
street. New York, will open for q season of two
weeks, on Eighth street. above Race, on Monday
next This circus has a frst-Class reputation, and
the management promise series Of unusually bril-
liaht and elegant entertainments.
THB SENTZ-H ASsLER ORCHESTRA will give their last
matinee Of the season at Musical Fund Hall to-
morrow.
JOHN b. COUGH will lecture this evening at the
Chestnut Street Rink, on Temperance" Yesterd ~
we enormously announced this lecture for last
evening.
A MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT will be given this
evening, by the members Of the Green Hill Presby-
terian Sabbath School, assisted by a portion Of the
Germania Orchestra at the church, Girard Iavenue,
above sixteenth street.