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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-07-01

bodyT Does any little thing mako you .,sr, o,
jump? Is your sleep broken or rsstisssf Il the
ius,re Of your eye ~ briiiian,2 The bloom or
your cheek as bright! Do yer enjoy yourself In
society As veil. DO you pursue your bu,inss,
with tho same energy! Do you feel a. much con.
hicneu in yourssif' Are your spirits dull and
tagging. giving into hts Of msianehsiy? II 80, ds
not lay IL to your liver or dyspepsia Have you
restless niSh,s7 Your back weak. your knee.
weak. and have but little appetite, aud you a..
tribute this to dyspepsia or iirer-eonp piaint!
Now. reader, self abuse. venere.i disease, badiy
cured, and sexual excuses, are all capable Of pro-
ducibg = weakness Of the ssnesrtire organs. The
organs Of generation. when In perfect health
make the man. Did you svsr think that ihos.
bold. defiant, snsrssiis. psr.sssriax. successful
are .i~sys ,hes. whose gensra,iv.
organs arc IN peri.et Lea:th7 Yoa nsvsr he..
saeh msn eomp.aia of being lnsianehoIY, Of ner-
vousness. Of paipitation Of the heart. They arc
never afraid they cannot succeed in business -
they don't become tad and discours grd they ass
always polite aud pieasan, in the company Of Ia.
dies, aud look you aud them right In the face :
none Of your dowueas; looks OF any other mean
mes, about them. do not mean those who keeI
the organs inflated BY running to excess. Thes.
will not only ruin their eons;itut' 'ons, but aiss
Ibosc fucy do business utsh or Ter.
How many men. from badly cured diseases
from the effects Of self. abuse aad exee.ses, have
brought about that state Of weakness In those or
gans that has reduced the general system so much
IS TO induce almost every other disease -iiocy
!anacy, paraly sis, spinal affections. suicide and
almost every other form Of disease which human
ity is heir to, and the real cause Of the trouble
scarcely ever suspected, and have doctorsd for al
but the right one.
Diseases Of these organs require tho use Of q
Diruretic. HELMBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT
BUCHU is the great Diurctic, and is q certain
euro for dieases of ths ElAd ler. Kidneys, Grave
Dropsy, organic weakness, Female Complaints
General Debility, and all diseases Of the Urinary
Organs, whether existing in Male or Female. from
whatever cause originating. and no mstter Of how
long standing.
If no treatment is submitted to, Consum ption
.r Insanity may en.ue. Our hesh end blood are
SUPP orted from these sources, and the health and
happiness, and that Of Postcrity, depends upon
prompt OF reliable remedy.
HcImboid's Extract Buchu, established upward
Ct 10 yesrs. prepared by il. T. HELMDOLD.
Druggist. 594 broadway, New York, and lo4
South 10th Street,. Phiadelphia. Pa. PaIcE-
81 rs per bottle. OF bottles for $3.50, delivered
to any address. Sold by all Druggists every
where.
NoNE ARE GENUINE UNLESS DONE UP
in steel engraved wrapper, With fac-simile Of
my Chemical Warehouse. and signed
II. +. HFLMBoLb.
v5n43m4
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-07-01

ANOTHER JosEPH FIEEs.-Wo are credi
bly, informed that Mons. Joseph, the Giant
who is travelling with the "hving wonders, 1"
by his gallant hearing and shapely person
enkindled fame in the heart of fair
young widow Of Portland during his short
stay in that city, and that she followed (un
known to hi'n) tho company of ''wonders"
to Silyerton, Marion county, when, learning
BY secret inquiry that her love was utterly
hopeless, "a the giant heart was enlisted
elsewhere, she returned sorrowfully to Port.
land, hearing the ashes of her dead love in
the caske. of her bittery memory, and sigh.
ing-"Not for Joseph -
n. B.-We are further informed that
Major Green, the Li!iiputian, gallnntly vol.
unteerrd tn supply the place in the ladv's
heart, left vacent by the cld rcpulse Of
Mons. Jnseph hut she pnlitely infnrmed the
aspiring youth that she wanted "a bigger
man ~
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-07-01

FoE THE MouNTAIss-To.morrow Messrs.
j. ID. Price, Geo. Patterson and Columbus
Cow.n, accom- panied by their families, will
be OF for the Cascade Mountains for a sea-
son of recreation. hunting and fishing.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-07-01

Wistar's Wild Cherry Bais,m.-This
Balsamic compound has become n home fixture.
Let all who suTrr. and hare in vain attempted to
cure their coughs. colds. bronchial pulmonary
complaints, make of this unequallcd remedy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-07-01

eiRcus CoxISo.-Next Friday Nelson s
Circus will perform in this city, and from
hc9avorahle reports that our exchanges gi, .
ct their entertainments along the route from
California. we are persuaded that they are a
company Of decided merit.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-07-01

Tue "LrvIxG WONDERS" gave receptions
in this city during Wednesday and Thurs,
day of this week, and were numerousiy Wis
ited and extensively interviewed by our ci,i.
sens. The exhibition cpnsists of Mons.
Joseph. AZ years old, feet high and weigh.
ing 425 lbs; Miss Anna Swan, 81 years old,
8 feet 1ainch high and weighing Alb lbs !;
the Circassian Lady. Z,l'eide Luti. aged %
years; and Major Green, aged SO wears.
hight 80 inches and weight Is B,<. This is
the most remarkable combination of won
dcrs that we have ever Witnessed, and there
Is truly iess hunibu.ggery abuut il than any
similar exhibition that has ever visited the
Pacific cnast. These wonderful people are
all intelligent, educated and refined in man.
neFs, and their Conversation is asreeal,Ie and
highly entertaining. Wh.re all strive to
please it wnuld be invidinns to particularize
or make distinctive mention of either; hut
suffice that Major Green is beautifully littIe.
the Giant and Giantess are pnndernn-Iy big.
and the Circassian lady is extremely beaui'.
ful.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-07-01

TIE CosxnP,LiTAN H.rTEL, in Portland,
kept byJ. d. Sprenger, is by far the best
public house in. Oregon, and reflects sre:t
honor upon that city and credit upon it's
proprietor. Tho rooms are large, elegan'.
iy furnished atI xril ventilated. ard the
tables are always Is'untifuliy spread with
the substantiais and luxur;es nf the Port land
market. And then Jake" ia such n capi-
tnl landlord. fully understanding and appre.
ciatipg the wants of every individual guest,
and ever ready t" respond any reasonable
demand in the most urbane and affaI,le man.
ner. People g.,ing tn Portland should nj.
ways remember that the Cosmor olitan is the
frst class hotel of that city.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-07-01

MAIL.-The Harrisburg mail leaves th s
e.ty on Mondays and Thursdays, instead 4
Tuesdays and FRIDAYS as heretofore.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-07-01
Time tests the Merits of all Things.
~FOR THIRTY YEARS !-aS
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER,

Has been tested in every VIZ riety Of climate. and
by almost every patton known to Am yrIeans. Ii
IL the almost constant companion and inestmabls
friend of the missionary and The traveller on sea
and land. and no one should travel on our LAKES
or RIVERS WITHOUT 1T.
1t is speedy and safe remedy for burns. scalds
cuts. bruises, wounds I'd various other injuries,
well as for dyson e.y, diarrbea. and bowel
complaints generally, aud is admirably suited Tor
every race of men on the face of the globe.
Be sure you call for and get tho genuine Pain
Killer, many worthless nostrums are attempted
to he sold the great repatation of this valuable
medicine.
NA- Directions acconpaDy each bottle..
Price 25cts, Scots, and S1.00 per Bottle.
Sold by all Medicine Dealers.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-07-01

"sPALDISc's GLUE" mcnds crockcry, Wooden
Ware. etc.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-07-01
ADvERTIsEMEMTS..
TO THE UNFORTUNATE
ssssassr-es~=-Szzs
NEW aEMEDlESl NEW REMEDIES
DIR. GIBBONS D1srENsART,
oe3 Ksarnv st., corner Commercial.
Private Entrance on Commercial 81.
SAN RRANCISCO. 81

ESTABLISHED ry 1854. for
the trsstmspt Of Sexual aad
Seminal Disesses, sueh ~ Con-
orrhea, 0isst, StSictureSsyph-
Ills IN sll its forms, Seminal
| weakness, ympotsney, ete.-
l5kin Discssss (of yeass' stsnd-
.ngj and liberated LsSs $50
,es,fully treated. -.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-07-01
Reware of Tooth Po;sons

yended under the name Of Den;riiees. Adopt
AMI adhere to the only preparation tina. really
preserves the teeth and hard. tho gums. fra
grant SozoD"sr. Its effects on decay ing teeth arc
N maTvellOus.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-07-01
FRENCH MEDICAL OFFICE
DR.. JULIEN PERRAULI.

Deeter Of Medicine Of the Faculty Of
Paris, Graduate OF the Uctversify
Queens College. and Physician Of the
cisco.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-07-01

JASON WHEELER, Pres't.
JAS. ELEIss, ses'y.
April ~, 1870. vsn3ctf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-07-01

DR.. GIBBoN i, responsible, and viii give to
each patient . written instrument binding himself
to effect . radical and permanent cure or male No
cLarre
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-07-01

Psrson's calling at DIR. Gibbons sssce o: sssd-
ns for packages Of medicine nsy rely upon his
Issusaness Of confidential secresy with impiicit
aith. and expect no more than to DC charged with
fair and mutually satisfactory remuneration for
ervices rendered, considering the circumstances
md difficulties Of tie case, rather than too prev
lent and selfish practice Of exorta,ion ansng
Iuacks and prstend<rs.
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70 the ladies.

The various complicated and distressing dttess
incidep, 20 females, treated with eincat success-
such suppressiors. Irregularities, Whites, = nj
ing Of the Womb, Tumors, all Urinary Disease
Nervous Debility. Painful or Difficult aenstrur
ton. Darrenness, etc. will be speedily cured. wit
90, poisonous drugs, injuries, or unpala,abie ne
icins. OF Eny kind Have no deicscy in calm
no difference what your troubirs may be. The q
fieted a-s csrdizliy invited to cali and sstss
them selves. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-14

AFFAIRS IN PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY, MD
The Prince Georgian OF last evening has the fol-
lowing items:
Sales Of Ldnd.-The "Yarrow Farm of j. p.
Bartholow, Esq, situated on The turnpike, ne ar
Bladensburg, in this county, was purchased last
week by our enterprisng friend, Plumb of Hum
tington, and Messrs. Murtagh and Creecy OF
Washington, at the very handsome figure of
county, and perhaps in the whole State, contain
ing about one hundred acres of land i'm the
highest state of cultivation. fine orchard, con
seryatory, and a magnificent dwelling, built in
the most approved modern style. The prica
paid-abOut 500 per acre-is the highest W.
have ever been called upon to chronicle, and il
but shows to what perfection our lands can be
brought by proper cultivation and enterprise
Charles Clagett, Esq, has purchased "Locust
HIP from Thomas A. Duckett, ESQ.,, for
seven miles above here, near Mitchellville, i'm
mediately upon the railroad and contains AZ Z
acres.
Tie Rdilroad.-Our town has been quite lively
for the past ten days with the railroad team
andlaborers moving down on the new work
Messrs Belt a. Callahan have gotten pretty
well under weigh, we learn, and Mr.. Shea has
already finished moving his force down from
Coliington to the the lower sections Our
friends, Carter a. Co, OF the Engineers, are
qni,e comfortably ensconsed near Groom, and
we bespeake for them the hospitalities of their
neighbors. Messrs. Mccain s. Hall still occupy
the lead in the new work, and will give ANYBODY
good tug to evertake them. The contractor
for the bridges over the Collington and western
Branches is here with his force, and will 20
right to work as soon as the timbers arrive. We
feel sanguine of having the sold steam wagon
along here before the Summer is over. -
County Tredsnrer.-The County Com mssoners
met here on Tuesday, and rejected William A.
Jsrboe, Esq, County Treasurer for the ensuing
two years. Mr.. j. has made a most efficient of
hccr. .-s . p. ..... 4 .
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AFFA1Rs IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD
Inc Rockville Sentinel Of yesterday has the fol-
Sale Of Real Estats.-On Wednesday. the 4th
ln,t., Geo Peter, Esq, as trustee, sold at public
sale, TO company OF gentlemen from Philadel-
phia, for the sum of s6. co, the land belonging
Montgomery county, situated near the Great
Fails, together " it'll all the machinery and fix
lures for mining purposes. Weunderstand tn at
tne new company will work ihe mines with all
possible yigor. MessTs. Bowie and Williams
trustees, on Saturday, 9TH inst, sold at public
sale to Mr.. Welch, OF Pennsylvania for 80. .O2O
me onutts Cross Road property, which is cor
with its value.
The Season-Although the weather of the past
week has somewhat retarded the planting of
OF wheat, oats, grass, and every thing else that
has been seeded. We have never seen tbe
country looking more beautiful and fiouishing
tnls early In the season. There is cheering
prospect for an abundance Of all kinds of pro.
auctions raised in this section, and, as to fruit
the trees, vines, and bushes, are unusually full
ot the young growth, giving promise Of an
PiscatOry.-within the past week, quite a
number OF fine bass have been caught by fisher
men at the Great Falls.
PORTION of our county was visited by a hail
storm. About five miles north OF this place, we
aieteIu .I,,ormea, ro, me nan IN some places com
whieh was rot very wide in extent, IL stripped
the IIees OF their foliage, and fears are enter
t1ined that il has seriously injured the fruit
We have heard of no other injury.
Killed by Lightnirg-A negro man in the en-
ploy OF MIR. Mossburg, residing on the farm of
Dr. Nicholas Brewer, near Jacksonville, in this
county, was killed by lightning during the stor m
on Tuesday afternoon. He was i'm the garden al
the time.
appointment Of T6aga Com mis- sioners-In ac
cOrdance with an act of the last Legislature tie
County Commissioners, at their meeting on
Tuesday last, apr ointed Messrs. +. b. PRETTY
man, M. Green, and NJ. Fields COMMISSIONS.
of Rockville, to serve the ensuing year.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
FROM EUROPE.
FROM Parts-The Omicial Prorla-,
ttoa Of the Voae.
Ielfcl nYl Id


From Paris-The Omcial Proclam..
tioa Sf the ySae.
i.aeg' dphed EzctaaUeiy TO TAe Epeniss Star.
PARIS, May 1f.-Great preparations are ha,,.
made for the official proclamation OF tss ne
Iecehty thiown. The Emperor will receive n
reputation or the Corps Leyislatif and deliver =
uhcourse on the subject.
Editors eftheNzars eillaise Liberated
faals of the Rioters.
rAkis May ia-MSs 5 as. Milliere and Re-
ga1t, editors OF the MAJ. eillaise newspaper.
ii1,, anG some othsr prisoners, arrested for e,ni,
p,,c.y IN tne plot OF last February, have been
The magistrates are stiu engaged in hesri,,
n,,o sc y, Inose arrested for alleged partici.
patton ;, IN the late outbreak. Yesterday, Iorty-
nine pefsers were c0ndemned and yariouSiv
SEN enced-from nine months down to fi,fee1
days impri: onsnent Eight persons were Ne
Quilted for lack OF proof.
Arrived Ont.
LoNDoNDERRY, May H-rhe Dacisn. from
xesssrsa' ior 1lassow, was signalled at Moville
QuEEAsIowS, May 1i.-The China, from New
fofk, Tor Liverpool, ariived at this port al N
.oefoek yestereay forenoon. All are well.
London Expects Me1iesn Dollar..
LONDON, Msy IA-Heavy shipments Of dollars
are expected from Mexico in a few days
woman's Rights DO AIMED I'm P.rl...
me1t.
LONDON. May 1.-THE Times predicts tina,
Womans Rights are doomed in this Parliament.
The New Governor Of Bohemia.
NkhNA, MAY A.-Dietrichstein Mensdorff
has been appointed to succeed Baron de KoIIer
as Governor of Bohemia The headq "a rters of
the Governor will be at Prague.
InsuFrectiOn In the Island Of Mase,..
LISBON, May H-Information has reached
here that a formidable insurrection has broken
out in the Island Of Madeira. The Covernmsn,
has dispatched troops there. 'A'
Disturbances In Florence. italy.
FLORENCE, Msy H.-Some POLITICAL dsstnr-
Dances occurred here Yesterday. Several Ar
rests were made. The city is now quiet.
,Austria's Response TO the Pope.
vienna, May 1.-THE response of the Aus
uian Government to the Pope was a verbal
one; cold and unsympathetic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-14
sZDOwn liz the depths-Frse lore stock.-S

SDown liz the depths-Free lore stock-M.
y. Herald.
~Every year, IL 10 estimated. about ten
thousand people in India die from snake bites.
~Col. Drake de Kay wants volunteers 70
ayenge 6oicouria.
Virginia oysters are sent 20 England
packed IN mud, that they may reach there alive.
~"Do others ~ they would like 70 do you,"
is Punchipel,o's golden rule for Wall street.
@Grog-shops in ST. Louis are called '.tuice-
ries. {"
~Twenty families OF Josephite Normons.
numbering in all 100 sou,s, have this week left
Utah for their homes In the States.
- Iowa has monastery OF I" Christian Broth
ers," whose articles Of discipline sre silence and
lator. .Glsa ~
sr"Spripg's delights are now returning, as
the lady said, when she turned her light silk for
the third time---Ftn.
sSA little girl Of twelve years has taken pre-
miums at the Louisiana State Fair, for the best
pond, sponge and fruit cake.
0John +. Potter, Who accepted Roger A,
Pryors challenge by dsagreeaole suggestions OF
bowfe- knives at one pace IL presented FOR cleo
ton as governor OF Wisconsin
= n0The Louisville Courier-Journal saws that
the tight OF the Cincinnati editors n "of, % be-
"gafe- money.- .HHf
G%Paper napkins for table nee have just been
introduced into the restaurants Of Germany.
They answer every purpose for one using Ihrce
Of them cost less than cent. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-14

MCFARLANDs INsANITY.-Dr. VIM. A Ham,
mond, formerly Of Maryland, physician-in-chief
OF the New York State Hospital, who testified
IN the recent Mcfarland trial as 70 the evil
dences Of the prisoners insanity, read a paper
on Thursday evening, entitled a "Medico legal
Study OF the Case OF Daniel McF arland." He
demonstrated that the prisoner was insane for a
long tune before the homicide, and that three
months after he was still suffering from acute
cereb.sl congestion, his confinement having
cur - We effect upon him and preventing its de-
DIR. Hammond is of the opinion that M McFarland
vet liable on slight cause 10 another explosion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-14


1t Is so seldom that justice is done TO our city
by newspapers elsewhere, that we copy with
pleasure the following fair and impartial notice
OF the advantages of Washington as the Ma
uonal Capital, the progress the city has made
In the last ten years, and what Congress should
do for 1t in the future, from the New York Pos!
(Rep.) Of last evening:
"Has not the joke about removing the capital
gone far enough? Ii was poor joke from the
believes that the capital viii be removed. The
very western men who make a semi annual fuss
atout II In Congress pocket their mileage, and
would be very sorry to have this comfortable
addition to their paw reduced. Much may Just
~ be said against Washington; but its climate
Is better than that of any western city which
desires to capture Congress; its water is, at
least ss good; and as for its muddy streets,
tney can be easily and cheaply improved.
Washington has made an immense growth in
the last ten years. 1t has ceased to be village.
lt needs only that the natural advantages of its
situation, and the artificial advantages which
result from the admirable way in which ft Is
laid out, hall be skilfully used to make it one of
the most beautiful cities in the world; and
residence in ii, during at least nine months OF
the year. delightful. Let Congress appropriate
but million of dollars per annum for ten years
and let the Improvement Of the city be put i'm
the hands OF competent men, such as created
our Central Park, and Washington NAV be
drained, paved, its wide streets lined with
Its numberless pretty little par Hned with
flowers and cared for, and the city, which Is no&
in many aspects disagreeable, win be charming.
IL Is becoming year by year more and more the
residence OF men of leisure and wealth who find
there amusement, peculiar but charming So
ciety, and life which is or may be more inde-
pendent than is found elsewhere in our cities.
Twelve or fifteen years ago Washington was the
nome Chiefly OF Ofhceholders and their depend
ents. Few men lived there who could live else
where. But this has greatly changed and every
year sees important additions made to the per-
manent population of the city, of men aud wo-
0vaha arr1f fs..zy
in living at the seat Of government, and who
after year in Washington, are very ready to
acknowledge the decided advanta ages of its situ-
at'On. We trust, therefore, that congress will
not refuse to grant money for the permanent
and needed improvement OF the city by the Ia
bors Of men of correct taste"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-14

TIE ALEXANDER MYsTERY.-Tbe present
New York sensation is the Alexander case. IL
VIII be remembered that Captain Alexander
dled at the house of the GARDENERS, in Harlem
some months since, and that his daughter Mrs
Burke, asserted that he had been poisoned and
robbed by Mr.. and Mrs. Gardiner OF $4,000.
he charge was not sustained, but the matter
mas now come before the Surrogate. and some
curious facts in regard to IL have come 20 light,
one OF The most prominent OF which ~ a state
ment by a relative OF the Gardiners named
Mrs Graf received 81 Geo from him as a pre-
sent. fAS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-14

THE FATE OF GoIcoURIA's ConPANtoSs.-
Diego and Gaspar Agnere, the companions OF
Gen. Goicouria, who escaped with him % Qua
jaba Key, have been captured on that Island by
aparty OF marines from the Spanish gunboats
were pursuing them. and are now on their way
10 Havana under strong guard. Their arrival
is hourly expected. Immediately on their arri-
val court-martial will te summoned aud the
prisoners placed on trial. The American or
English Colonel who fed TO Guajaba with Col
couria died on that Island, of starvation. IL is
supposed that Organ and three pilots succeeded
IN making their escape from the Island.
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nome std fore On markets A. follow.
Ntw York, May h-First Boari-u . &. ,ssi.
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ii,s ss lssS coupon, M =, 1Os, new lss ooapon
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faclnc Mail. o.. Bosom Mater Pouer IsE..
ADAMS ,, .ksPress. ss: Mell.. F.rro Co.. M.
ENPre.s Ss.., Merchssss' Union Kxpre-s, -s,-:ET
Central Hudson. l0lAs; do. do. scrip, azas; krie
preierred, =: Reading, lrts; Michigan Central,
.nd, l2s.A. Lske Shore and Michigan southern, sDS
Illinois Central. Hl&; Cleveland n Pitt-burs lQs.
lS0rth-s.t Nor sOH Nor,hwe.t, pref, saS: tleSe,
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Mississippi Certihcate., 81 =; Tennessee STATE Sc.
Sal. IA Ies 90 nessee stste Sc nes, So; yirgInis
sour et,sSS. Gold, ll4<alisk. Market strong.