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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-04-02

Honolulu. March Both. 1870. S. P. AHEoSG.
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6uEOpGams .
ST.. PETERSBURG, March 4-The Empress has
written a letter of coincidence 10 Mrs. Burlingame.
Inc Emperor sent a telegrapbic communication 10
the authorities at Washington and Pekin. express
ing profound sorrow for the affection of both nations
in the death of Mr.. Burlingame.
VIENNA, March 8.-The Austrian Government has
authorized Won Liderer, its Minister at Washington,
to represent Austria at the conference suggested by
President Grant for the better protection Of ocean
telegraph cables.
LONDON, March 8.-Tbe Pail Mall Gazette APP
plands the funding scheme of Secretary Boutwell,.
The Times denounces the Captain Of the Bombay
without positively ascertaining the damage sus-
tanned by the latter.
PARIS, March S-The Mdrseiues this morning
publishes a violent letter from Rocbefort and other
political prisoners.
PARIS. March 8.-At a political banquet last
night, Mr.. Olivier made a remarkable speech in
which he urged all political parties 10 give the
Ministry assistance and advice. and not keep aloOf
because errors bad been or might be committed by
the Ministry. He hoped the different parties will
not be discouraged because mistakes had occurred,
but would continue to point out improvements. He
closed with the prediction that In spite OF difficult
ties and accidents unforeseen, the Ministry would
succeed.
Dispatches from other sources add that in c0Dse-
quence of the introduction Of this scheme Che French
Government has made a demand on the Papal
Court that a special Envoy from France shall be
permitted to act as Council also that Cardinal
Antonelli has acknowledged the receipt OF this de-
mand, and promises to answer 1t in a few days
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ANOTHER DRINKING FoUNTAIN.-We noticed re-
Gently a really beautiful drinking fountain, lately
imported and put up in the yard of the Roman Catho-
lie Church. 1t is of bronze, and represents an angel
with o~utspread wings, holding on open Bible, on the
leaves of which are the words Of our Saviour" He
that drinketh of this water shall thirst again but
yhosoeyer drinketh of the water that / will give him,
shall never thirst Beneath is a followed recess
and basin, with iron cup attached by a chain, the
water issuing by touching a spring.
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IxsURED.-We notice by the Boston papers, that
the Missionary Packet Morning Star, which was
lost at Strong's Island last fall was insured in that
city for S18, 900. This viii enable the Board to build
another vessel for the same service, without delay.
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REAL EsrATE-On Thursday last, Adams s. Wilder
sold ct auction the property in Nuuanu valley for
merly belonging tor C. Janion, for $1005, Mr.. james
Robinson being the purchaser. The same premises
changed hands about two years ago for $4,000.
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George wilkes Gained on broadway,

L.. .... NEW. i ORdt NldICu 4Js
George Wilkes, editor Of the Spirit Of
The Times, has, 1t Is said, for some time
idst entertained fll.feeling against yVn.
W. Leland, lately the proprietor Of the
81 Julian Hotel, On Saturday week he
madea partial attack upon the latter in
his paper, wheteupon Leland called at
his Office and requested him TO desist from
lutupl urtiClesiof the kind. Mr;EWilkes
refused and said that he should continue
giving his opinion upon him: Major tc-
land departed, telling Wilkes That he
would then havO to abide. by the eonsc-
quenccs. A sharp skirmish Of words oc-
CURED between theftT3 and Leland de-
parted. ,.-.
day, In long article upon Major LELAND,
Mi. Wilkes publtshed tue following scan
dalous paragraph: ,.r,L,, =,
at IL ,6nt true that Major W lillian W.
Leland would recolleCt anything that he
might have TO do for q five dollar note
He Major VIM. W. Leland Is notorious
swindI6r and scoundrel,i whose intamy Is
Ms common as, tho, air. &c, would not be
believed on Oath BY any jury In New
York, and adding bGastly cow0rtllco and
brutisEncss 70 his dishonesty, Is dlscoun.
tcnNnCcd even by his own brothers for his
cruel beatings and kickings OF q wilc who
in addition TO being adorned with every
womanIy virtue, has borne him several
children" ,.-,... - ,-11,
wilkes oitlcc, but in walking up the west
ode OF Broadway yesterday, he met him
between North ind DuvRl streets, TAX
Ing Of his GLOVES h0 stopped Mr. WiLkSs,
and asked him in emphatic tones what he
meant by slandcring him. Mr. wilkes
said: "Kecep away from nc, now. .ldsnt
wan, ANYTHING to do with you and at
the same time moved his right hand
toward his left breast pocket. Major 10
| land thought heWas attempting to draw
A Distol and felt That no time was 70 be
IoSt J Having an oakcn stick with
a kn0lled top In his hand, he
struck Wilkes a. violent a blow on
the head and partially stunned him. He
followed tho blow by others on the head,
faco aiil Body, and aiter knocking WILKES
down. finally broke II. Wilkes recovered
himself and ran into the store No, 1875
| Broadway, pursued by his antagonist
Thero he was subjected TO renewed blows,
and his head and check bled freely, LC-
land, finding that his stick without the
upDcr part was hut moderately effective,
deSlsted and left Wilkes washed htstAce
] In The store and also departed,
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SENT ON.-Ycstcrtlay, Judge Johnston
had John NJ. Ball, proprietor Of q saloon
under Washington Hall, 'botUrd him for
examination on two charges Of selling
liquor to persons grossly intoxicated. The
evidence was.decmeil@ficiently strong to
send the cases to the Grand Jury at the
next term of tho Circuit Court for further
investigation. l!A ITlIW RoED
Rcinhardt Hablg was Sls4. brought be
fore Judge J., charged will, selling liquor
on Sunday, Three cases of violation Of
the statute made and provided against
Sunday liquor selling, were made out,
and Hablg, also, will recelyC the attention
Of the Grand Jury ut the time Of the Cir
cult Court above mentioned. ar.a I
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Providence Wool Market.
PRoyIDENcE, r. T., N

d. %" PHoyIpENcE, r. T., Mar. 12.
The wool market for the past week has
been very, quiet with q light demand, but
holders continue firm and prices arc well
sustained. The unsettled state ofthG gold
market dctcrs buyers from taking more
than they actually need for present wants,
but with q stcalier ratC Of gold better
demand Is looked for, aud the feeling with
dealers Is that the present is but q tempo.
rary lull, and TINT prices will advance as
soon Is trade rcvivcs. Our quotations re.
main unchanged. We quote Ohio, West
Virginia and Pennsylvania picklock aecces
at G0@05 cents y ID; double extra and
above Ut 5000 cents; extra, 50052tc;
No. 1 at. 50@5lc; New York, Michigan
and Indiana, double extra and above, 5l@
54c; extra, 48050c; No 1 nj 47049c;
coarse, 47050c; combing fleeces, washed,
5j@G5c; unwnshed, 45@50c; Wisconsin,
double extra, 5O052C; extra, 47040c;
coarse, 47050c; Illinois and Iowa, double
extra, 4S@50c; extra, 45@47c; No. at 45
@47C; coarse, 45048c; tub woods, choice,
550G0c; fair, 5OD5Jc; inferior, 40945
pulled wool, extra, 42i@61ci super, 439
5Oc; No. / ut 3JGD49tC; No. 9, 15@e5c.
The sales for the week amounted to $4,000
mounds.
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something Rotten in Denmark.
,'5, New YoRx, March 10.

MEN 1UhhI GhuICu lV'
A special correspondent says o matter
Of very unusual character will be soon
brought to the attention Of Congress
through tho correspondence between Sec.
rotary Cox and some members Of the
House and Senate. It appears that some
weeks ago the Senate called on tho Secre-
tary of the Interior for certain papers re-
lating TO Indian matters, and that they
were subsequently ordered to bo printed.
Instead Of this order being carried out
they were taken to the room Of the Com
missioner Of Indian Affairs and there re-
arranged. A large part was left out Gu
tirely, and the important portions Of others
struck out. When the documents were
printed membcrof the House, familiar
with the casc, wrote to Secretary Cox,
complaining that some Of the papers had
been garbled and many had been left out
entirely. The Secretary had the matter
investigated, and found tnatall tho papers
were sent from the Interior Department
TO the Senate. This led to the facts given
above being asccrtained. NJ,
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!. TaE m, LECTURE To.NloHE! I've trust
our rcalers will not forget the lcotlseto
be delivered tonight at the Cathedral, by
Rev. Nj. Kelel,cr.Tr While Ills subject Is
one that Il more especially interesting 70
our Irish fellow.citizCns, still those who
call this their own, native land" will be
entertained in hearing St, PatricK's mis-
sion to Ireland treated BY Rey. KelehcF.
Should tho evening be favorable, We Pre-
dict q crowded house. 7'stsa' ai,
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Commercial aud Financial.
ANOTHER CONsPIRACY IN
WALL STREET.
The worlds Sensation Expose!

From H. y. y, Worldly Monday.
The whole civilized world has viewed
with blank amazcmept the. magnitude Of
our rebellion, the quick growth Of our ma
tional debt, the wondcr Gf OH V'tS'7lssSl e
sources, the rnpid redjci.Us j G::: .;S.stitii.
III debt, our meek submission q an op.
pressivc and unprecedented burden oftax.
ation, ahdrto the bold "hlghsArt swindling"
of railway msgnateS backed by faCile
courts. Tho United States can boast Of
having produced at the shortest notice the
greatest rebellion and civil war, the great.
est national debt, the grcatestpape money
and speculative bubbles, the page Of his.
tory records, Tho greatest fFaudN Is
alone wanttngto cap tho climax. This
bids iair 10 be accomplished. .
A scheme Is already orgaE u TO com.
nit the most gigantic frauds on our banks,
mOney.lendcrs, and stock operators. ! II
successful, the chiefs will realizc ftom
thirty to forty millions Of dollars profit
They will do so without violating any
law. II Is determined hy these hold and
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Mnrder a. Loulsvlllo.
LOUISVILLE, March 10.

LOUISVILLE, March TO-
Yesterday afternoon man named Tom
Stewart went to the Nashville Depot, and
as he passed. there said, "Good bye" a
man asked him where he was going, and
he replied, "Thc next unc You sec mel It
VIM Be at the end Of rope" He then
went To tho machine shop, where his
iathcr.in.law, Mr.. Shaw, was Mt work,
and without saying d word fired. The
hall striking Mr. Shaw on the back part
Of tho head, glanced around the skull and
struck a man named Mike Roach, an en-.
ployeC, in the abdomen, causing death in
about three hourS Stewart was immedi.
ateIy arrested, hut upon the representation
Of ffs uncle, James Crow, a policeman, he
was spirited away
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New York Produce Market.

SEw YoRK, March To-
CorToN-FErm hut very quiet; sales 5000 bales
at 20b33kc for middllng uplAnds. -,,-.
i RL0Un-ClOsCd dull and Sc lower on mcU'ui"
GRGIN@WhcSt-Du heavy and lower: No. ?
SpFinR Al lCItl IS; winter rcd and amber Wsstern
N 9iSi 2I. Rye-SOmlnAl At a3G96c. Oats
bull Al SSXISic for western Ia store, and 69G6le
for Ohio. COEn-.Dull and heavy a. VOOSoc i0E
R0und new mixed western.
PRSv1SIoNS-Pork-Du for mess at $2S 20 bid
and - IS asked for March and APRIL Beef
StSadY with q moderate demand. Cut MeAts-ln
moderate demand and unchanged. Bacon-Quiei
ii LESp-Stnady st decline; SAIeS 9.'SO iIrscsG
prime Stcam, sGllcF April and May
EGaS-Steady at 2G{t27C,
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NEW YORK CITY.
NEW Yonk. March 1d

NEW YORK, March TW
H4 Ga4b meeting q Il .ths cigar makers max Il lor
this city was held last evening and pro-
vision nalo for tho support Of tho mem
bers' 81 tho various Unions now won asttlEe.
R96lntionS were passed demanding On
increase Of the duties on imported Cigars
General Hooker has given the artist
Walker q commission TO paint the battle
above the clouds, the price to hc $l6,OOO.
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On the night ofthc 18th inst, the jail at
Diamond City, Montana, was forcibly Cn.
tered by tho Vigilance Committee, and W.
Y. Patrick, who was confined for tho mur-
der of John Benson at Oregon GulCh, on
the 4th inst, was hung To o beam in the
jail. The night was extremely cold and
the jailor did not sleep inthejaiL1 g
The weather throughout the territory
has been extremely cold tho past few days
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, March 18.

LONDON, March 10.
Arrived out, the steamer st David at
GLASGOW. !She called at HaVfe!i 2
Previously to the adjournment Of the
House Of Commons this morning, Chaneel.
lor Of the Exchcquer, Lowe, closed the
debate on the Educational bill In strong
speech in support OF the measure.
The Pail Mall GaEett6 says that Ameri.
can accounts Of tho Oneida disaster are not
only inconsistent with each other, but are
inconsistent with facts even with pos
sibility. VI 'p.'r
Dispatches from Japan report that
another japanese Embassy is about start
ing on 4 tour through Europe and
America, .. h ar. sl'lga..
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New York Dry Goods Market.

tNI5W IWIE1si tIUIGII EV6
prices Of yesterday for brown sh6etingS and hhIri
lnVN, but prints show more ElGadlneS6, and pOp1.
lar makes maintain an advance Of Nc from law.
cat rates. HImps0n'a CambrieS arc In r0Quost 81
lie; all other styles arc reduced TO l0SC, and
Lowell delAlnes TO i6c. HAmpden Earlat6nc
ginghAmN arc In good demand, while real Earl
stone soils at I8Hc.
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Baltimore Market.

UNNIIIU NlUtV1 ~
FLOUR-Flm aud moro active; low grade"
GRGrx,-Rheat-PIrn PennSyIvtnla ! $50
OatS-SteSdy al SiSEb6G, Rys--Qulet At 0Sc,
PHnvISIONS. Pork-Qulttt At S2i. Bacon
Quiet; rib sides I6E9ISHC; clear I6btSNc;
shoulders i91I9HC: hams 1890.
LARp-Quet At i5XWlbc
WHSRY-flrm At Wr
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FRANCE.

a'. FAltIS' uAEcsl ~
The Gietb, in commenting upon tho re.
port recently made by Celestine Hippean,
on American education, says it must reVo-
lutionize the educational system Of France.
james Swain, Of Philadelphia, died IN
this city yesterday.
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'ApplIT1oNAL .LocAL..

GouGHs LRcTuRE TICKET SALE
The sale of reserved seats lortho Cough
lectures will commence this morning ut
10 o'clock, at the Religious Book House.
Everything to insure the comfort Of the
immense number Of people who desire to
hear Gi6 great 6FatOF, is Being done by the
committees, and every facility for securing
seats will be given this morning. We are
requested to say that persons ,earliest. at
the Book House win have their names
registered, and If still present when the
hour Of ten o'clock arrives, their. names
will bs called ii order and 1 Selection of
seats allowed them. This course was dc.
termincd upon last night, as the pressure
upon the committee became so great as to
make some such course necessary. In or
der TO prevent speculation no person, ex.
cept the representative Of / delegation
from distance, will be allowed more than
twenty tickets, Every seat in the hall Is
good in the case Of lecturers like Goug h
so that really securing an entrance will be
enough toenablS one to enjoy The. grentest
Of living orators.
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BOARD OF supERv1soRs-A special
meeting of the Board OrasupE7io7F Of
this county, will be held in their room at
the Court House, this morning, at ten
o'clock. Persons having business to bring
before the Board should be promptly on
hand.
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as4 LISBON, March III.
Tho elections for members Of the Cham;
berS were terminated yesterday. All Of
the Ministers were reelected.
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THE FAR WEST.

Stage CApSlzeu hhu FhbsenBeFs
Frozen to Death in Utah.
m. CoRINNE, UTAII, March IS.
The stage coach on the road to Helena,
Sunday evening, with ten passengers, all
Cinnamon, capsizcd at Dry Greek, $40
miles above here. The night was intense
ly cold, and two Of the Cinnamon were
Immediately frozen 10 death. The re-
mainder started on foot for Big Sand Hole
Station. Three Of them reached there
badly frozen. -Four were found dead on
the road, and the tenth Is missing.
Murderer Hung by a Vigilance Com-
IT,. mittee in, Montana. r1r
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MEMPHIS.


The Mississippi Railroad Disasters
. Attack on n stShowman'' at
tlu2 rcTgg Huntsville !! I1l = 3dCGGt,J
MEMPHIs, TENN, March 10,
The Irish arc making extensive prcpNrI
tlonsfor celebrating ST Patrick's day.
The AmldfefE publishes tho aftldavits
Of Conductor Adams and Engineer Hill,
Of the ill.iatcd train on the Mississippi
Central Railroad, which ran through
Buckners :trestle, setting forth the fact
that tho train was not running fhster than
tho, schedule Of time; that the eaccidcntCYl.
lontly, was the result of breaking an axle
of The express car, md that tho bridge WIS
not uhsotintl as had been reported. The
latter Is subatantiated by q number ofpcr.
sons connected with the road, including
tho section master Of that portion of'thO
road ,.. IN ..,-...g. o,,s.a .
on tho Memphis 81 Charleston Railroad,
Yesterday, between man named Martin
and Sam Tyler, colorcti growing out Of
politics, during Which Martin stabbed
Sam, lis supposed nortally, Martin
has been arrested and jailed.
The. Huntsville, Alabama, Independent
says Last Tuesday, ]. A. Dodge, who
was teaching an easy method ofarithme'
tic and exhibiting IN Indian, near this
place, had some words with drunken
man, who, after tho lecture, which wAs in
a church, assaulted Dodge, and the latter
knocked him down. The people advised
Nnil1a IN leave In order To avoid further
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ROME.
ROME, March II

ROME, March ~.
The rumored departure Of the French
Ambassador from this city Is not con,
f1rmed. '."a. ''
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WEST VIRGINIA CONFERENCE
-leAbrM.iE!t tCHURCHIs y
The following arc the appointments for

the present CpnIercncp year: .l,t- -
'.iiIS' I0RGANToyN DISTRICT +
,giS JsW!t !tWIBB, r. q.
Nor0anloirn !Statloa-W. N. Mullenl3,
0 l1Fd11t0BR GIFetit- Goo. ". MinHF. Ss-tg
8HilRtOlCH- -To b SuPpllsd; CLIO BIN
BTaTdo1vils- johns r. Thatcher, C. ], Trippett,
FlN1Wood-M. HcEeCl.
OdEluHd- -R.HEWAlAcN -
Nf,p6er0-W. G. Wilson.
ErGnsptiE-L. L. Casio.
GrIjtOH and FtttertnuH-J. L. Clark.
?, RlldtiAe-WsD, CAEriCo. {. J5yyEnA
> 'Hh6ttsrI1e4E.s 8. Wilson.
BiGcEsrigl c1nnd. N. l. BEamgarduer.
81. GGoFgt-J. W. Hess.
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THE MISSING CRY q, 70, OF BOSTON ,l
Announcement Of Her Arrival in
England. Is.sf,. Y
Great Excitement in New. York
report Contradfcted Cruel Hoax.

Report Contradicteds"A Cruel Hoax.
r,4u". ,NRw YoRK, Mar. 10, 9AM
The steamship City Of Boston arrived
at Queenstown ut one o'clock this morn.
ing. ~ go. +.
New YoRK, Mar. 10, 2r.M.
Alto o'clock this morning a dispatch
was received at the Associated Press Of.
flee explicitly announcing, the arrival out
Of the City Of Boston. The news created
n most profound excitement and business
was almost entirely suspended In the
Stock Exchange and general market In tho
eagerness TO gather TIC particulars which
was wanting. A dispatch was also rccelv.
cd announcing the arrival out Of the City
of Antwerp, which was regarded as set
ting arrest the apprehension expressed in
some quarters tllat tho announcement Of
the arrival of the Boston was n mistake
for. the Antwerp. At 12 NJ, . second dis
patch was received as follows:
fH'I LONDON, MARCH 16-9:SO F.N.
sAu inquiry addressed by nc 70 the agents Of
tho Inman Steamship Line, ID answered at l:lO
r. !, 70 the effect that they have no information
whatever Of the City Of Boston, and that the cur.
rent rumOe Of her arrival ID doubtless hCa5tleSs
hoax. r.4 ..r NJ
F'sIgucdl A,C. WILSON,
'"AgtHt AEaOtldkaf EAGs'."
The sensation created in all circles upon
the receipt Of the above dispatch may be
imagined hut cannot be described.
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New York Money and Stock Market.
New YoRK, March 10.


Wall street to-day shows moro composure aud
appears 10 bc getting into 4 state or dullHess,
pending the uncertainty Of tho funding bill,
b8nkInV and cuFrcncv mGlRureA before Congress-
WOH9T-MGFkct Continued 10 woPl, cSSiiy on
call nithouGh among lender there IL a dIp1oSi
lion to adySnce tho faieS on GoyoFun,Cnt bonds.
4 iSrTo nnf1her 0F loans wcre made al 4 NOR ernt
on rIliwIT and niSceiIane01s collateral ii d Dcr
cont CoinmerciRl naner ann: prlrno ncceptRnreS
7aTH ner cent. Gooi Al 4Eb9 ocr cont. Hni SInTI.
nSrtea FaI9 nor cent i
II has mai como 10 lirht that Into In February
and early In tho nrcseft month frauds yVeFo cOni.
mitted on EeTeraf prominrnt hankS IA Tho form OF
aitsrod cbeckS. The cxtent OF tbe frauds a. far
n known IL Abouf TOR 0O0 = -
STEnIING-OuIC al i07iEAIOg.
GoLp-Ouief ana without change. Flucma.
lions ara Siuht In The RbSencc Of tgl
ecrams nom VAEhInpton: prices opcned III ii2.
Closed at liiX8li9. Carrying rates 3G6 per cent
CICHTanceS 0,00O, 600, ''''"-'.,-''
GOyERNTENr BoNps-COntinue outlet hut com.
RhroSi il ncntrSiizcil hy In" ioW nTfSc of ToII
Ths marEot nj the opcnitiC ShOWed 1 mOderats ad.
vance on ncarIy every clsSs OF bopdG. INIT Offers
IN tho TreSSury being iarTcr than wSS oTpericd.
steHdy.
TinItei States G'a Of 1ssf. coupons If4xaIIb
Five.tFS1tieS f1669I ito 5Sii0K
Five.tTcniIes EISGi( .i08xSti09
Five.tWenticS IiSS5| ..i06H Sti66K
Fiye.twentleS IIRG5l new. 'i68E Ssi69S
PivS.fITGniieS fSF3 - i'm xi6lE
FIye-twCnticS Ei8Igl :. iODistl0
Tcn.fortieS .1H5t SSi0S
CnTrgncy SIxeS :. :. 'ii9SSsiiSH
Thc ASsIItGnt Treasurer puEchGGei onG million
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The reported escape Of Dr.. schoeppe
from Jail, at Carlisle, Pa, Is unfounded.