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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-02
VOL TX CARSON CITY, NEVADA. THURSDAY Nj

All in afiiictiOn find in him one who can feel
| and simpathize with, an befriend them in trouble
one in whose ,.crrcy the utmost confidence can
| be placed G. INSULATION By Letter or Otherwl-ej
FREE. Seeaddres, below
| The celebrated Fe I'M y lie n IN e dies.
Compounded from the pirate prescriptions of Dr.
Yonng, have now obtained a most extended poln
larty and are ca, rectiy viewed to be the safest
and suresi remedies for the laints for which
| they are applied The constantly aecruing testi-
monials of their efficacy declared them to be pre-
| -minently superior to heir action.
| No laiy should be without these Ren9vatlng
Agents None genuine unless procured at this
| nfire. Sent by mail or Express oany part oil the
State.
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.
The Greatest Discovery Of THIS or any other Age
Prentive Powders for Married Ladies
These powders will be found Of essential value t.
those whose means. health, or other circumstan
ces do not permit them to increuse the number of
perhaps risk of life This preparation is new, safe.
infal be- convenient and simple. and cann"t in-
Inre the heath Of the most deiicae 1t Gu, tails
no privileges, but gives strength and vigor. -"
ally Con idered it is # he bighs: utility and
tained by he sound-st principles # pruden and
virtue Th-ir use should lie ided at certain
times Prize Sl0 a box Sent =" any part # the
oast p rfecty safe from .uspicion
Remit the amount by Mail or Express. addressed
to BENZ + JosEELYN NJ
e T. 9 n Q h hIl N ar.
Or. FEMALE MONTHLY Pills.
These Pills are now Acknowledged by the Meai-
cal fraternity to be the "nly safe mild and Eff
caci"us emedy 20 be depended in long auding
cases o suppression. irregularty, stopping OF
the functions Of nature rhe neglect Of which is
the source of such deploEabl- eff. The female
frame. In no case -huu'd these Pill he t ken
when the patient has reason t. believe she is
EScIE TIE Price s.. Ren, the amount "a above.
AMI thev will he orwar.e ed with f.li directions
use, CURED AT HOME
Patients residing in part of the State how
ever distant who may d-sre medical advice nn
their pectiv' cases, and who think ;roper t"sub
nit written statement of such in prefer ence 10
holaing persona interview are assured that their
-""iCntions vii be held most snrr-d.
-.. ..,.-tr ami ElCney b. addressed
BENZ. =. J. ,SSELYN VI. D., rstamJ
6IS Shcram- -ntp street.
between Mon gume-y nj Kearney
oP Sau Francisco, Cal.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-02

'l,HIS CELE BRATED INSTITUTE
/ has e,joyed this Cast uninterrupted
success of eighteen years and has become one of
the IN s i celebrated Institutes of the age
The great number itusliy received and curei
place it poi"t Of number f patients among the
first of the world and the success ot its treat
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-28

In Syphilis ami it, atjuitcts, G1nnorIhaea and
accompany in ceases; all disorders If the RatI-
der kidneys and po~ttte; einIiIitI weakness:
Disease, ot the Heart i.uIgs; Dyspepsia; Inli-
gestion. iupotency, incIpieiit Consumption, anu
all diseases gf the Iary u3tFs IN thef sex cure
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-28
$500 + Z W A r D!

CARSON CITY, ORM-Br COUNTY, I
August ,, 1873
i'HE BOARD OF COUNTY CONNIs> >IONERS
L If orn-by County hereby fer II REWARD
Of FIVE liU DRED (S5ovD DOLLARS Ito be paid
as other Indebtedness OF said county is paid for
the arrest and conviction Of the muraerer any
Of the murderers Of MIS- Priscilla Hillfurd, win
was Led near lear Greek. at her residence in
ornIeby County, Nevada, on the 9th day Of July
4. b. 1859. BY order of the Board
7. j. EDW ARDS, Clerk.
By r. r. PARKISseT Deputy au3tf
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-28
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STATE OF NEVADA:
EXECUTIVE DETACHMENT.

SDA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
DY VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY IN NE
ID vested, by the c institution and laws of Ne-
yafa, l. Theodore D. Edwards, Acting Governor
# said state. do hereby offer a reward to be paid
by said State, of ONE TIL II SAND DOLLARS IN
gold in Of the United States, for the a rest and
cony ctiun OF the murderer. any one of the
murderers # Mrs. PRISCILLA WILfpRD VIII,
was Killed by some person or persons unknown
near Clear Greek, at her residence. in Ormsby
c unity, Neva Ia, ON tie 9th day Of July, A. D.
1859.
*-~* In testimony whereof l nave here
{ ! unto set my hand and caused to b.
( SEAL Safiixed the Great Seal Of the State Of
Nevada. Done at Carson City, July
*0-& 2lst, d. 1873.
THEODORE .. EDWARDS
Attest: Acting Governor of Nevada.
N NoTEwARE, Secretary IF state.
By CHARLES MARTIN, Deputy If
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-28

'yNHIS CELE AT INSTITUTE
L has enjoyed on this Cast an uninterrupted
sEccess of eighteen years. and has become one Of
the ms celebrated Institutes of the age
The great number actually received and cured
place it peIt of number If patients among the
first of the world and the success OF its treat
n
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-28

All in affiiction can find in him one who feel
| and smpathize with, ant befriend them in trouble
-one in whose secrecy the utmost confidence can
| be placed Consultat (By Letter or Otherwiae)
| FREE. Seeaddress below.
The Cele brated Fe m a lie Rem rides.
Compounded from the private prescriptions of DIR.
Yonng, have now obtained most extended popn
larity, and correctly viewed to be the safest
and surest remedies for the com lalnts for which
they are al piled. The constantly accruing testi
monals of their efficacy declared them to be pre-
| emnentiy superior to their action.
No la,ly should be without these Renovating
Agents. None genuine unless procured at this
office. Sent by mail Express to any part OF the
State.
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.
The Greatest Discovery IF this any other Age.
Prentive Powders for Married Ladies.
These powders will be found of essential value to
those whose means, health. other crcunstan-
ces do not permit them to ncreuse the number Of
their family without Inconvenience suffering. and
perhaps risk of life This preparation is new. safe.
infail bic. convenient and simple. and cannot in-
Jure the health of the most decaFe. 1t curtais
no privileges, but gives strength and vgor. Nor
ally con idered it isof the highest utility, and sus
tanned by he soundest principles If pruden T and
virtue Their use should be avoided at certain
times Price $40 a box Sent TO any part Of the
oast perfectly safe from suspicion.
Remit the amount bv Mail or Express. addressed
to BENZ J0SEELYN NJ. D
r Il Q N 9 h hu n a r
Or. FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.
These Pills ara now Acknowledged BY the Meii-
cal fraternity TO be the only safe mild and eff
caeous remedy' 20 be depended on in long Standing
cases suppressien irregulsrity, or stopping OF
the fuuctions of nature the neglect Of which is
the source of such deplorabe effects the female
frame. In no case should these Pills be ken
when the patient has to believe she is
ENcIE TE. Price 50. Remit the amount as above
ami they will be forwarded with full directions T
use CURED AT HOME.
Patients residing in part of the State how
ever distant who may desire medical advice on
their Te-pecttve cases, and who think proper tosub
NIT a written statement of such in preference to
holding persona interview are assured that their
= c--""i,stions vii be held most sncr-d.
-..1 .-:t-rs AM money mus be addressed
BENZ. T. j 'SSELYN. VI. D., stamp
6lS Sacramento street.
between Mon gomery nd kearuey,
Z San Francisco, Cal.
nr25-tf
The New York herald., 1869-12-17
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

ANOTHER STREET RoBBERy.-Edward Ciasson, on
going home on Wednesday night, was picked up by
two notorious prostitutes, Ellen Hart and Ellen
Shannon at the corner Of Dover and Water streets,
and robbed OF eighteen dollars. ThN were given
into custody and committed to answer Dy Judge
Hogan. III
THE BROADWAY BuRGLARY.-Tinothy Oaks, OF
No. POI Chryste street, a bartender at the Schaner
House, No 732 Broadway, who was arraigncd az the
jefferson Market Police Court on Wednesday morn
ing by detectives Reilley and Ledgate, Of the
charged with buTgarousy entering the hotel at
an carly hour on sunday morning, and stealing
Clothing and cigars valued ~ S2ls, was again ar.
raignea Yesterday ana committed In default OF IL 900
bail, upon complaint being preferred by Ralph
Riemer, one OF the propretors. portion oi the
stolen property was found III u pawn snop by the
oflcers the pawnbroxer testhyibg that the
prisoner was the party who pawned them.
A DISHONEST DoMEsTIc-An interesting looking
aud syIdspty wall educated young woman. uaned
The New York herald., 1869-12-17
COURT CAifHDaaS-TAIs DAY.

SUPREME CouRT-CIRCuT.-Part 1-Before Judge
Sutherland. Court opens at half-past ten A. M
Nos 54e, 56D7 5sl7 5949, 6ol3 $685. $685. 36l5 8745
450o, 9593, A77 494 5013 5i4l $780, 5243 b30l Sass
546l 6463 5493 5507 $685. $685. 5597 $685. 569l 57l7
5525 $751; 553e $751; 5S3i, $751; 5025, 59o 5997 6009,
6025 6027 $685. $685. 6061 6O63 6079 60S5 60S0 $685.
6l05. 6l17 6ls7 6i7i, $751; 62o3 8211 62ls 6225 6233
6253, 1885, 2945. Part 2-Before Judge lngraham.
Court opens at half-past ten a. NJ. Short Causes
44I6 445s 4sls 4s2o 4S2S 4Sso 1855 SOLO, 6ole $685.
60a2 5l54 5l94 6lps, 52oG, 5246 56 $685. 547l $780,
55o6, 55i4 S5lS, 657S, 5592, 5sIS, 5o42 5s74 $685.
5702 572S, $685. $751; 576 $780, 5s62 1884 597O 5994
b99S, 690o 6o0S 6018 $780, G956 G062 CO.'S 6Js0 6oS
6l14 Gl22 6l56 6l6S 6i7O 61S 6l95, 6204 G22o 6240
6242.
SUPREME CoURT-SPEcIAL TERM.-Defore Judge
Cardo1o. Court opens at hallpasJ ten A. M.-Demur-
rers-Nos. ~, 2S l5 ~ 49, "a, 2j. Law and fact
Nos. SO, IL los, 147, las, $780, 157, 213 24 49, So 81
1871 15l 1S9 20S 2l9 232 233, 242 ~ l3 81, 81, I2
@, TO- SIS, 100 102 III 1872 133 49, l53, 100 leo Ill
III, 49, 49,, 2l2, 2l4, 2l5 222, 224.
SUPREME ECoURT-CHAMBgRs-Held by Judge Bar
nard Call OF calendar at twelve O'Clock M.-Nos.
92, 100, l62, lS7, 204.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERM.--Part before
Judge Mcneil. Court opens at eleven O'Clock A. NJ
Nos. 251, 2517, POSI-, 22ls 249 293 2434 2323 1919
1854 2079 2400 2252 219, 1885, 4135 22S2 Part 2 Be-
fore Judge Fitnlan. Court opens at eleven O'Clock A.
MNos 1873, 1876, 175S, 176o, 1902 1764 1906, 116S
177o 1875, 1852, 1854, 1876, 17Ss, 1890
MARINE CoURT-TaIAL TERM.--Part 1-Before
Judge Curtis. Call OF calendar at ten O'Clock A. M
Nos. 4iSo 42SS, 4356, 4466, s469, 44oo, 14o2 4io5
45oo 1902 45o6 1929 1928, 1885, 1851 1884 1885, 453j
Part 2Beiore Judge Alker. Call OF, calendar at ten
O'Clock A. MNos. 44l2 1852, 4270, 3fs0 1925, 45o7,
45i1 45i2 45l3, 45i7, t5lo, i52, 51s, 4525, ASH.
The New York herald., 1869-12-17
eHEAP LABOR.

It's DamnS Sing Effects on the Tradcs-.I Meeting
of The W0rlxinsmen's Union-iddrcss by
Alexander Mcdonald, of Great Britain.
meeting was held last night at Masonic Hail.
in East Thirteenth street. under the auspices of the
Workipgmen's Union, for the purpose or hearing
some remarks ON the baneful influence OF cheap
labor from Mr.. Alexander Nc Donald, Presiuent OF
tho Miners Association or Great Britain ana Ire
land. The irssembiage was composed OF the
most respectable and intelligent OF the
WORKING classes Of this city. Mr.. Nelson
w. Young, President OF the Workngmens
Union, occupied the chair, and after calling the
meeting TO order thanked them for the honor con-
ferred him. and proceeded to state the object for
which the meeting had been caiiod Mr. Young
dwet az length aud with much force on the permit
cious effects OF cheap labor, as cxcmplifed IN this
and other countries. Having concluded his re-
marks the Secretary Mr. Jessup then read series
OF resolutions dea,inciatory OF the importation OF
chinese into this country, and calling on Congress
to prevent tue introduction OF any element OF slavery
INTO the United states The resolutions were adopted
unanimously. After ehort speech by sir. Troup
MIR. Alexander Mcdonald was introduced 10 the
meeting and proceeded 10 make an elaborate I'D.
Dress commencing with the feudal system Of Eng
lauu ana tracing the gradual progress OF working.
men from that to tho present time. lie described
the low and petty condition or the Chinese aborers
along the Pacific slope as he had witnessed 1t aud
had come to The conclusion that II there was curse
on the face Of the earth fhat curse was wnere cheap
labor was TO be found. He urged on the meeting
the Importance Of inhuenclpg Congress to discourage
Apy such aeYsiQQmeRt ~ thAs c0DtanenA
The New York herald., 1869-12-17
Ahesed Whiskey Frauds.
suPtrNa COUaT GENERAL TERN.
Important Decisien-Injanction VIII Not Issue
to Restrain " Tresvnss.

|
TO Restrain Treypnss.
Before Judges Mcneil McCunn and Fihian.
Madeit1e l.. Ge,ata ps. Ietrus Arndad ana Victor
Gtraudy-The decision OF Judge McCunn in this
case, heretofore published in tile HERALD. has been
affirmed at General Term, and the following opinion
upon the subject has been delivered by Judge Mo-
ne:-Thls is a controversy between the tenants Of
different portions OF the building No. SIS Broadway,
each claiming the right to the possession OF certain
tin roof over rear building. Tue plaintiff alleged
IN her complaint that she had hired the whole OF The
second moor with the privilege OF using the tin roof
which is on a line with such second noor, and upon
which, with the permission OF the landlord,
she mad constructed an apartment or work
building, were about to cut through the tin
roof and erect a skylight therein, to the injury
oil the paintln. The defendants claim the right 10
the possession Of the TIN roof the tenants ol the
rear building. which Is covered by such TIN roof.
This Is controversy which court OF law is compe
tent to settle. The act complained OF would at most
he a mere trespass Ir the plaintin has the better
right 10 the m roof then the use OF IL by the defend
ants Is unauthorized, ana they must pay such dam
ages as the palntiH can snow she has sustained; or
II the landlord after leasing TO the plantiT gave
another lease 10 the defendants 1t may be that such
an interference might be d constructive eviction,
which wouu relieve the piaintin from the payment
OF rent. However that may be, the parties must be
lett q court OF law especially the Injury the
paintlf Is not claimed To be rreparabe, nor are the
defendants alleged 10 be unable TO respond in DAM
ages. The Injunction therefore properly dis
solved. The order should be affirmed, with costs.
Thomas ]. Barr and James Henaerson for appel
lant; tredericS Coudert Tor respondents.
Liability oil shipping Companies for Negi-
gencc-Enect of Bills 0f Ludins.
Before Chief Justice Barbour and Judges Jones and
McLunu.
K7aen ps. Brazilian Steamship Cone7,anD-The
plaintiff brought action to recover $4,000 IN gold
for the loss Of certain packages OF silks shipped on
the steamer OF the deendaats to st. Thomas, and
which goods never reached their destination. 1t
was not disputed that the goods were stolen IRON
the per OF the company in New York and never put
on board the vessel. The principal question was
whether the company were exempt rom liability by
reason Of the PROVISIONS lii the bill Of iasiing.
Edwin James argued tue case lor the appellant,
and Messfs. StougAton and Anarews for the de-
1enuants.
On behalf OF the plaintiff II contended that the
defendants conld not, by any unreasonable stpula.
tions ia the bill OK iadIng, alter OF AFFECT their
mon law liability as common carlieIs: that the
lshed that proposition.
Counsel ior defendants relied upon the bill OF lad
ing as tie contract binulng upon the pialntiL
The Court reserved its decision
The New York herald., 1869-12-17

Wheat still dull there no dspos siton 10 fore
5sa a. better @ pricss samsx the a srrs sas
% ss s@p @as e asoss 70 @ sS = q for No sprq
sales comprised about ioo9 bushels a u 81 ~
winter Western in store ana aoa 81 San io amber
Corn fairly active and drmer. The sales were about
$500 bushels At n II n u Tor Western nixsd IA store;
e an and @ Ii 8 eos Ss jersey Ss oaa sna
ss se sa e1e @ os s F Ms sys
was quiet With saes Of e /, bushes wesisrn on private
liy BARLEY was dal but a,hnTssa e value: ssss SoOo
%s 2S 1iFss
neM STATE pad 4 . dre for caaaqa & Ws 4. or,.,
ne @ ma d IL. es aT e sss ss a ;ss e. @
::.ns is $ssi ss. ss S H. noaSas
aour, II I'D TO Hamburg isee bales cotton, At sc
r nns to w @ &
ra Sa s G ,ssr s ess
al ss British bark about asoo bbis from Wilmington 10
"a ina In cas
aud hss, while other kinds were dull but unchsnsed We
on QAKE-5J tons Western sold a, 80 rs.
ie s's R 80 bDs pork ss7 do beef and
IL & & es pos a. a. a
and $s2 30 old do The safes only about
f s sss% ana ~ @ Al 4 =
ags Hss essi S primer wiz 'sa s 'f
be- Tss' sg'a ss%s is,as
. request md steady In value The sa.es 2M
Beor unusually active and higher the being
1000 bbs a 800 1872 81 the latter price for choice OF cuI
meats which steady vaue there sold Is pack
2c 2lc smoked hams, lie l7ac for picked do
10000 lbs bellies az l5c Bacon trde more active but
The market for lard duh, the demand being light and
prices heavy There sold 200 packages at II
1sc. for NO TO prime steam, and lsc for kettle
rendered a. the close steam lard was quoted ssc
PETRoLFUN.Crude, in buk, was In better demand and
steady In value, closing 7c, at which price there
sold $500 bbs part late yesterday For crude in bbs
dull nominal s2c. No e.
ported Rcned stil in light demand from all sources
and less h though prices were without change OF momen
on the spot and Tor his month at Sc, Including foi
wsss quite ,s,aady at SAC. si,ac. for standard
white, and aoc. a 351c. for prime white Naphihg
dull and nominal nj llc. lc according to quality Tho
market for refined IN Philadelphia was more active, but
prices Ieceded c per gaon owing to the increased ofer
DO, Tor December, at Slc.cosing at oJac.l,o do al
SU {. and 2yuD do. at 3l II
cbeesod considerable by the recent order OF the
government forbddng deliveries anu sapns o. sugar un
reapprased ana reweghed Prices were nominal at ine
quotations appended The sale limited to 49, hhds
part at luc lie In refined the business was moderate,
AMI prces though lower favored buyers Hard was
Guotedii .ca lSo sofI white, is%c ala essrs & O. lss
20 common refining. loaac iosac.; fair TO good fair
refining, l0gsc. uc.; good 10 prime refining, sc
Use ls to sg9a gsosSsry. ss s1 eesssrrs., iss; bS.
ana eesI caS ss &c. c Havana Dutch s,andai.
Nos Ns, i' i AZ @h DO 49, s1s as S d. ss so. i& e.
isc Iss,c do DO. Nos. u 20, sc. l4,Sc. do. do.
S6ite lSssc Axe. Porto RicoaReanng glades, iO,.c.
aa G so s'sisfg Z % aSs. ayapsish sanasra sS So
10 IL lie ii &C.. Mana-Current clayed and SUPERIOR
toaay as aOs hhda 80 SO boxes bags and
aa9 meiado,
The New York herald., 1869-12-17

and TO use them wantonly and indiscriminatcly to
tne injury OF cltizens Il this womans statement
be arralgned az murderer. The jury found him
guilty OF the lesser charge, but he wanted hifn and
every person TO understand that he was very mucn
IN earnest 50 far rs II was IN his power TO punish,
Win The utmost severity, every person who was not
OF the jury recommendtng him 20 mercy the court
would send him to the PentcntarJ for SIX months.
=, Patrlck herrlRan, who was Jointly indicted with
Ih0inas Colinan, charged with sreaing q watch ana
cnain rom Thomas Connolly on the lotn OF Noyem-
Der, was acquitted.
George w. wilson was found not guilty OF q
charge OF felonious assault made by George Carr
IL was shown that the complainant was COOK on the
steamer Vanderbilt, and that the prisoner "a small
colored boy his assistant and that In q dispute
winch they had the boy stabbed him IN the hand.
Ine evidence showed that the accused was more
verdict OF not guilty without hesitation.
Edward Reilly was convicted OF burglary In the
third degree III burglari0usy entering the liquor
store Of Henry Halseberg 2S William street on tne
10TH OF November and stealing i've dollars IN pen
MES his guilt was conclusive, for police oiilcer
saw him emerge from the place through the fan
light and upon searching him found the money,
which the complainant Identified and among which
was German coin that had been IN his drawer over
SIX months. Notwithstanding this strong proof the
boy had the audacity to 90 upon the stand and swear
that on that morning he mad eleven dollars In his
when arrested he was on his way ~ tho HERALD
office TO purchase papers.
observed that he was very bad boy, having per-
Jured himself IN the sight OF God and man. lie de-
SCI Ncu fciJ Httic oymputuys tnc cthttuSc w 10
imprisonment In the Peatentiary for three years.
Frank Thomas pleaded guilty " an attempt ae
burglary IN the third degree the Indictment alleg-
Ing that the 18th inst. no broke into the premises
OF Alexander Strous, No. % Chambers street, and
stole piece OF whlto Silesin valued at six dollars
He was sent to the State Prison lor Two years and
six months.
Herman Miller pleaded guilty 10 nm attempt at
grand larceny the charge being that on The 18th OF
November he stole 800 worth OF wearing apparei
from Napoleon Woodbridge. LIE was sent to the
Penitentiary for Elk m0ntns
Srnidt OlnadQd 1rv n
grand larceny IN stealing s9l worth OF property
the 4th inst from Wyman Nelson. she was re-
manded for sentence.
The following IL the calendar for to-day:-The
People vs.. Mlcnael Harvey, robbery; Same vs.. An
drew McAlear, James Mcclure James McGinness,
robbery; same vs.. Kate Burke. robbery; Same vs.
Thomas Williams, burglary; Same vs. owen Fitz-
patrick, burglary; Same vs.. Joseph Roberts, felon-
Gus assault ana battery, Same w. james Qulnane
lthree cases), fel0nous assault and battery; Same
vs.. Tredwell W. Reinsen, James Hannegan, grand
larceny; Same ys. Harman Ladendorf, grand larceny
Samo VS.. John Jackson, George Scott grand larceny
Same vs.. James Donaldson, grand larceny; Same vs..
Thomas Coleman, grand larceny; Same W, Lizzie
Kelly, grand larceny.
The New York herald., 1869-12-17

In southern securities the South Carolinas were
strong and active, particularly at the early cal, when
7sL, was bid for the new bonds. The general list
was firm and fraction higher than on yesterday,
the new Tennessees recovering 10 AK. In fact the
State bonds were less sensitive than stocks TO tho
general depression and closed steady with the fol-
loving street quotations for the leading issues
Tennessee ex.coupons, 5oii 6ols; do. new, AK
4s: Virginia ex-coupons, 4sa. 40j4 do. new 53,s
81; do. registered 10 Al; do registered, 1867, 80
80; DO. do 1885, 81 "a; Georgia skies, 50 81; do.
seyens, o2 O o.; North Carolina ex-coupons, 42a
is; do. new 2s4 2si; do special tax, 2sIs 2sss;
South Carolina skies, "a a '5 do. new, 70 7j Mis-,
souri, skies, o3N 91: do Hannibal aud ST. Joseph,
Oh %; Alabama eishts 9s 9syz; do. yes 5lis e2.
The following were tho closing street prices for
government bonds:-united States currency skies,
iosX 1909; do. SKIES, 1881, registered, lis llG;
do coupon, 1lS4 o. 49, lve-Uwenties, registered,
May ana November, 1l24 1l2,l; do, 1852, coupon,
do 1l31s Ia; do, 1884, coupon, do, 112,S 1925;
do 1885, coupon, do, 1l2s 1l2sS; do, registered
January and July. 11IA ll1iS; do, 1866. coupon,
do, lis li5h; do. 1901, coupon, do, 1l5s il5i.;
do. $685. coupon, do, 1854 Hay; do ten-iorlics
registered, 1905 1ook; do. coupon, 1os's 1922.
The range OF the gold market WAS us fOlloWS:-