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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-28

HON. GEORGE SHARSWOOD,
Justice Of the snpreme Court of Pennsylvania
TUrr nEf ppiA June I. 1874
I have found by experience that " lloohsId ds Ger
mar Bitter is very good tonic relieving dyspeptie
''AP' GEORGE sHARSwOOD.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-28
HON MNt. U. ROGERS,

HON. WNt L. ROGERS,
Mayor 81 the city Of Bufalo. y. :.
M.YoR'- OFFTcH BtFFaLo. June p 1879.
Ih.ye ,sed UOoaaud'S German Bitters and Tonic"
IN nv lshily during the past year and can recon.
mend ih. a. an exec Tent tugic, impsr;ing tone ard
eSSsn,iSe5Iy beneficial clY-cts WN. T. ROGERS.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-28
Dailp ARGUS.
cFFxoxAx PAPHx,

Walt Whitmsn's poems have been trans
lated into French.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-28

HON. GEORGE W. WOODWARD,
CAiof Justice OF the Supreme Court OF PenEsylvAniA,
writes
puTIauEtrIiIA. March l6, 1851
l fri "Hooasnd's Ge--nAn BirIers~ il good tonic,
usefu IN diseases Of the ds organs and Of greas
bs,eat in o. debility and want Of nervous action
GEO. ". WOODWARD.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-28

Justice OF the Supreme Court ~ Peunsyya-:A-
PHILADELPHIA. April IS. 1874
/ consider " NcOfaud' German Bitter s yalnAsls
medicine in uf attacks of Indigestion or Dys
pepeis. certify this fron MY experience Oft
Your, with RESPECT JAMES THOMPSON.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-08-26
Death Of "OlI Charley,

This ceIebratedand venerable thor.
ough-bred steed, (the companion of
Old jeff, the favoTite saddle animal
in the stud of our friend Gel. Jas. 7.
Mckissack, aud over whose head at
least twenty-five grand suns lad
passed, while contending for the
purse a quart Of old Robertson) in
a four mile dash. the other day, sud
denly dropped dead. Old Charley
saw that his rival was. a neck ahead
Of him, and thinking it impossible
for him to retrieve ;he distance. it is
believed that his heart strings snap
ped and he died Of a broken heart =
1t is a pity that a young horse 50 full
of promise (it is slanderousiy said
by some that he was bever full Of
anything else should thus be cut
off in the beginning of his brilliant
performances on the turf.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-08-26
SineEs.

All calls on gentlemen to become
candidates for Office ana replies are
simply advertisements and we charge
the same price for them that We Co
for other advertising matter-twenty
cents per line. Our paper is for the
public and any man has the right
and the use Of our columns to call
upon "any other man" to become
candidate. and "that other man" can
reply to Che same atlhe regular rates.
Thi8 is business.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-08-26
--- Inc Con Get,
Arfotne}te Han vas crowded c

Artoinette Han was crowded on
"Wednesday night last with bill
liant AID appreeialivs audience. and
we iud re the Concert was h4tter-
ing suocess from the frequent and
| hearty applause bestowed upon the
performers. The charming Misses
! s., whilom residents Of Pulaski, but
! now OF Kentucky, contributed their
fine musical talent on the occasion.
aud gave the Concert some Of its most
charming features. Their instru-
mental and vocal pieces were brill
:anuy rendered and gave unmistaka-
Ule evidence Of their musical taste
aud proficiency. Tie lovely Miss
B =, Of C9iumb ia. contributed three
beautiful gems from her Musical rep
ertoire and thesudience were delight
ed wi;h her rich soprano voice. The
vocal s. 10, "SWeet Spirit. by Mrs
G., was delightfully."- rendered and
elected the enthusiastic encores. of the
entire audience. Prof. Pape. the ac-
comp Hshed maestro, Contributed some
Of his most charming selections and
placed the people Of Pulaski under
additional obligations for rare mu-
steal treat. The "Citizsn March, .
one cfhis late compositions. was much
admired, and the editor Of this paper
has much cause to be proud OF the
compliment bestowed EFon him il is
dedication. Peculiarly and other
wiss the Concert was success. and
it furnished a charming episode for
the present dull and moaotC nous sea-
sor.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-08-26

TENNESSEE CoEFERzNoE.--The
next Tennessee Conference of the NJ.
E. Church meets in Pulaski on the
oh of October. Extensive prepare
tons have been commenced by our
Rospita6Is people toeutertain the ma
ny visitors who will be here On that
occasion. Chickens are 10 great de-
maud.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-08-26

Paris. Tenn, is becoming dNli.-
The Iutel igencer of that place asks !:
Will any public spirited party re-
Sieve the monotony by a select COW
hiding or al eloPement? Don't all
speak at once.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-08-26

BS- Louisiana Creole Hair Restorer
is preferred BY all because every
body wants the best, and lhe certiG-
Gates of thousands prove that shis is
the best. a trial will convince you
of it's worth. For sale by all drug
gists.
E.FlB. cures all females. e e. 2
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-08-26

Rev. TAOs. Blown. Methodist
preacher Of. Hdn,s9iIls. ala was
knocked of ofthe train by bridge
while on his way to Memphis Tues
day n ear Macon. and Injured SO Sc
vsre,y that he wilt die.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-08-26

Mckoin IL Co., sc college ST., have
rePlsnisbed their stock of elegant and
common furniture and carpeting, to
which they invite the attention Of
Nashville visitors.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-08-26
Purified By Fire.

The house near the bridge. in the
suburbs flown, known as "Roun3
Rock, ir,h. bited by women of bad
reputa, was destroyed By FIRE last
Friday night. Supposed TO have
been done by parties having The NOR
ais ofthe commuaity at heart. The
cyp:ians had moved out in obedieTce
to an order Of the Court, but it was
thought ltsir absence was only tenn
Porary, aad that they would return
as soon as Court adjourned. Some
Of them, We learn. did return on Sat
urdsy af.er he fire. only to find their
palace in ashes. A good ridance.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-08-26
boaa9AL SoS .EOcoArt55s.-1n the

50 buns & loR .EocoAri5 Ia. the
.esAlssap d-yariet Is, OF its oOutsp tszsH6
-siaeiEs,typeg,aPhlcal aPPsaFance 'his
psP9r Stands az lhsssKead of Edrca
ttdnal .J6ala4Iz5 PoblisBsa IN this
country. f shageafned and deserves
Us large ei$culation, which has new
reached over Z ZOO oaies 10 the
West and South. Address J.. B.
derwiih. EdiicT aud Pubftsher1 7o8
y 74O Gheg uutlst., S. louis, No.
-, Lincoln caaa:y Fail.
The annual Fair 81 the Liucoln
aCdue,y= 4 gricpltnrai an 4 3IechaniqaII
Association win be he'll at Fayetta
viilss on the goth oEnext month. and
geontjgqs Ave days. Mo eharg8s will
be made for aay5 entries except the
admission; Zee Of isdigiduais at the
gate. We havs- received a catalogue
zof- aha premiums ego item 1lplats the
s..alNs8s. of6ises, IA very taodsome.Sslyle,
secaHeis6 4 5sso TO compete &iIlA work
.ta4e 10 city JOB Tees, r.L So
EHIyAL.--zI!.e s'qaartcrty revival
sofEbe Hegfp Gaurct here issbgipg held
every 6igh eHow4 3 gead of every three
nTonsils 8 as Of ,Vova-1zIIile cougEega- !
tions seem s, 10 be,atifii;Gted 7sish a de.
stfe.}orsgocal oelabfiiy. ajDJgin bg
ths eoacosd Of &ecrsble SQUADS hat
Psoeesafro1l sha sdeeIieg house every
night : Ifthese colo tsd cater Eaul srs5
Intend tTeif pfghtlY coDesrts as of
sfert8gs. praise to Tie zL2rds 81 Is
pity that % q bord ISL d eaf o--l-
"BarrotJ's Hair Restorative
IE ass --- III ------->
-E .ssoasG go - GZZA . q 81
.g,s-zz2 las,.g-saA - gs--,-lz---
rTFE TIA So &
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-08-26

The Conservatives contemplate pro-
ceedjnge, on the Inauguration of the
new legislature. for the impeach-
ment of Gov. Holden. They state
that they have abundant testimony to
secure his removal.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-08-26
XIX and His Militia.

The .. S. District Commissioner
a Raleigh, n. c., is still considering
the case Of KIRK, for contempt
Judge Brooks discharged eighteen
more prisoners on habeas corpus =
Kinks soldiers were expelled from
The court by order Of the Judge
Lioutenant-coI. Bergen is under ar
rest for not observing has bail.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-08-26

tits semi-oficialy announced that
the Prussians will Only resign their
arms when they have been guaran-
teed security against a fresh contest
whenever it may suit the political
necessities of the French to resume il.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-08-26
Ths attehi don Of merchants. Mill +
nsrs Sc . is directed to the advertise
mani of Armstroug. Gator & Co.,

Baltimore, Md, dealers in ribbons,
millinery goods. Sc. They have
given US evidence that they are reli-
able and prompt business men, and
ssch are the m. that deserve aud
viii command patronage.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-08-26
Try English Female Bitters.

Cola opened Q New York WedOes-
day at1l62. advanced to LIE and
closed at 1l78. Tennessee Bonds
were quoted at 62F for thu old issue
and 50 for the new Cotton was
firm at $50 for middling.
The Humboldt hotel and two ad-
joining buildings 10 Humboldt burn
ed Monday night, loss $4,000.
Saturday night there was de-
slructiye fire in Union City. The
Herald and Mail newspaper offices
were destroyed.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-08-26
WANTED

a FIEE APPLIES 10 ar old Ffie6d Mr..
Wm Maxwell has our thanks for a
blsket Of splendid apples. The GITs
ZEN corps tested them to the core
and say they are all ko-rect..-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-08-26
Hrs. Rudd

fszuow nFece iPtof eiegant @Plsidg
Roman" and "B:ccaL." sash
Ribbons"
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-08-26
DRUG STORE FOE. sALE.
New Constitution Cigars.

lie Latest and Best Brand Out
Manufactured tor and for sale at the New
on SrituriaD Sal Don.
JGy1-U FINIFI & MOORE.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-08-26

"Barrctl's'' produces an agreeable change.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-08-26

The Bon-tous all want E.F.B.
The New York herald., 1870-03-29
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.

Before Cunning s. Bedford, Jr., City Judge.
When the court was opened yesterday the clerk
arralgned number OF prisoners who were indicted
by the Grand Jury for larceny aud burglary. They
pleaded not guilty and were remanded till tue next
term for trial.
SENTENCES.
William Pierce, an old man, pleaded guilty to u
simple assault upon James n. Sampson or the 18Th
1nst and was sent 10 the Penlentary ior three
months.
George W. Rollins pleaded guilty 10 forgery in the
fourth degree, he having on The 1Utn inst forged
check for $l20 upon the Market National Bank.
There was no money oDtained, and a., there were
mltlp ating circumstances Ihe Judge sent HIM to the
Pcnitentary for three months.
The following Is tile calendar for to-day:-Fhe
People vs. Adam b. Lang, rape; Same vs. Thomas
Morton ROBBERY; Same w. James Al. Geery. forgery;
same w. Charles Stude feioaous assault ana battery
Same vs.. Richard Gregg Obtaining gools oy false pre-.
fences; Same VS.. Jonn Leary, gradd larceny, same
VS.. william Callahan, graad iarceny, same
Elizabeth Melvin and Char. r.cs l.. kOerner, grand
larceny; Same vs.. Mary Reardon; same ilenry
Miller, grand larceny; Same w. Alice Butler grand
larceny; Same VS.. Abraham Loakiey grand larceny;
Same vs. John Mcdonald and Alexander Mcdonald
assault and battery; Same Vs. Tnomas Ayres, larceny
from
The New York herald., 1870-03-29

erany sn1ious 70 rssns .na sss ssEs, eossd nhc
& Ms .a.. 81 i..s s1 II -,s % si %
saea Oh On ne sS ro was s ss 'ea ss sos ny
lower closing sssc sSlo 500 gs. wsss .slS., ~
s ssSass va: s 1 ana ~ aolosl !. .isss
sS oess at a s sc ana 800 o for August to o'o
Psovsioss k.ssp,s, 10 ss. pork 50, pacsas-s esst
sea sns 4 s ss FL e sas as sAs .s.ss @ .s
@ @Ss @ we're a'S Ssi.p pS;i lsms ss' al is
for prime mess and 80 IS a $50 for eessi also
sa5 s7 Dressed hoss wero aul ,rae closing
q sc e1s @ Tor CITY Lave hos were g.e, and ?uo,GiM ~ r.
s.sd ss'sss ..Slsssr. sssi vas s,.say, .s.
For ,erce Osei market, though quiet was ir,n At 2S
sss 70. prime mesa ana ga 9 s adi. DO. small
was dull and heard q sales of Prices
a Tor ,ss S aa % s % xs H se ssss
% ss % sr sS s .as t' AND s1 rss ss a ss
l.ae. for smoked do, lSc l5'ec: FOR pisssd
s hem .as M H. S , Ass ssr -ad % 3D.
sssyy sss saa sw. Y s a 70 prs '
:sss q, u & =; iss 10 pra.s
1p Sa SaS'6 rev %
'!s .os sa s s"d ss1 sfs
realize the srks. heavy aud prices reesaei per lb
60 @ % 'as @ @ css a
ss9 .aa sos. ~ D part At S % Sr .os
whte Ike. for and l0ac. II sc. for yellow
We quote 10 common rehnig, Slc s3sc
fair refining, Sass good refining ssc fair to good grocery
9bc aSfc, prime choice grocery lw. o,.c.; cenir
fga hhis and Boxes &c. Iltsc.; n,oasses hhds and
boxes &c. sic mcsdo, i4c. &c. Havana Boxes Duich
do lS % " ysc alo5ro do, ID 70 IL loSsc. u Sc DO,
mig sais Se srossry s grades. r ss
10Ac
sRrps kinds we've dui and noninsl ut our las. quota
tons. We heard OF no salcs Of moment.
SrKAEISE dli and the safes un!nportans.
Prices rather heavy Nc. i5c for fair to prime la
hhds anu ticIces.
TALLow.- The demand limited but prices
changed. Abou. ~, 100 lOs. sold al DC 20.
WAISKEy- keceipts, 4p bbs fhe bnsiness light
less firm. About 100 bbs soi part At pc
The New York herald., 1870-03-29
GoTf1N MAiiKETS.

GALVESTON March "a, 1870.
Cotton dull GOOD ordinary, lsSc sales s2J bAles Re
cepts 6s4 baies ExporsTo France, li3D bales Stock
81 TIA bales.
NEW ORLEANS. March 49, 1870.
Cotton steady ana IN fair demand. Middng q kales
$500 bales Net Receipts 70 bales Goastwse, 2S9 bales
Toia 1877 bales ExpoItsro Great Britain 2349 bales:
France gbs bales to New York. 2,5ol bales; 10 Boston,
1,4sl bales. Stock. 2Os, 7S6 bales.
MoEIrK, Ala, March 2s, 1870
Cotton dull. Mddng alc. sno bales Receipts, 7Ti
bales Coastvise exports 81 bales Sock t6 IA bales.
SAVANNAH, March Is, 1870
Cotton quiet MIddlng 2l. Sales 800 bales Receipts,
eS bales. ExpcrG cosstwc i8o bales stock, 5 @ bales
CnARLRsTos, =. O., March 2s, 1870.
Cotton quiet and steady. Midling, Bic Sales loo bn!ss
Receipts ~ bales Lxports coastwise, 40 bales stock
lA3o4 bales -
NORFOLK Va, March e, 1870.
Cotton dull Low mdding, sQc Saes 20 balea Receipts.
s6 bales Exports coastwise 5S bales stock bG bales
BALTiMuRY, March ~, 1870
Cotton very frm Holders are asking higher rates Mid
dngs 23;1c. Sales, sS5 bales Net recsipls a5 baes.
Coastwse II bales. Total l72 bales. Stock, 100 oa,ss
BOSTON. March 2s, 1870.
Cotton dull prices nominal Midtng 23c Sales s0
bales net recepls oass. Coaswisc. e65 oaes Total,
Ss2 bales. Stock 1900 bales.
The New York herald., 1870-03-29
GOVERNMENTS STRONG.

GOVERNMENTS STRONG.
The Improvement Ia the gold market assisted an
upward movement IN the government list which
took the G7s to 1857 and the balance or list
corresponding figures. With the reaction In gold from
1i2 the market settled TO and closed strong az the
following street prces:--Unled States currency
SKIES. l2l l12; do. skies, 1881, registered, ll3&
a ia; do do. coupon, 1l3ai u ia; do Gvetwentlcs
registered, May ana November, 1o7s4 1887; do.
DO, 1862, coupon, do. do, 1O9,1 a 1001; do. do,
coupon. 1864 losA 10s,S; do. do, coupon 1865,
do., 1888 loS7s; DO do, 1865, coupon, do, lo7I
1919; do do, coupon, 1857, do, 10s q 1857; do.
do 1868, do 1885; do ten-iortes, registered loia
a 1924; do. do. coupon. 105 o 1854.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL.
The market for the Southern State boncs was dull
and steady The following were tho latest prices for
the miscellaneous Southern list:-Tennessee, ex
coupon. 5o}a so; do, new COX 50sf; do five per
cent 42a as; Virginia, ex coupon, 6S q 60; do, new
CD 20; DO, registered stock, 5ell 81; do regis.
tered, 1866 90 u 81; do, registered s67. g2 a 6S
Georgia skies, 50 o 81; do seyens, % 30: do. uo
interest payable IN Georgia, 81 q 90; North Carolina
ex coupon. 48i 4eI5; do, new, 81 a 2s; do special
tax, 22t1 q; Missouri skies, 02 e2 do, Hannibal
and St Joseph. o. 80; Louisiana sixes rs II; do
seyens so So do eights 30 %; do, levee sixes.
1914 76a do. do. eIghts 0lh u 81; Alabama
ei9hts, 81 oS; do ayes. "a IS: do skies sterlng
The New York herald., 1870-03-29
TINE SpslNG Trade.
Revival Of Bus,ness in the South.
IEr1,ua thu h......,.l Ha.Ll1x .so~,i,

n
The spring trade cannut yet DC SAID TO be in full
blast IN this CITY, The season Is everywGere IN
usually backward. Wintef has unduy prolonged
Atselr giving oi its deciled dem0nstla-
3ions In March. But our meicnanfs have Tor some
1iInc ben ptepariig FOR Tue sprlng trade and
Of the largest houses have received and arranged
their goods and nre now ready to, supply botn
country and city customers. Those VINO have
not received their supplies have ordered
them, ana VIII soon be eaay for cans.
There great numbers who, either from
narrow means or to AVOID The uncertainties OF trade,
habitually send small orders to IN. large Northern
houses. Tnev purchase according to the means III
hand, or 10 the daily demands ot customers. Iney
seldom have large stocks on nand, but they have
enough ana Ia sufficient variety, to satisfy the
calls upon thein Many or tAs class purchase inelr
supplies ron The large wholesale houses IN TINS CITY,
thus saving the trouDe and inconyenienoe % gong
or senoing North. The great cot,iny and fnrni5nnR
houses IN tnis city aud the millinery aud mantua
making establishments VIII soon be overrun Dy
customers from town aac couGtrY. The clegaat
The New York herald., 1870-03-29
FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,

WALL STREET, /
MONDAY March PSI PM.
Affairs in wall street to-day were very quiet and
dun. 50 inactive market has seldom been expe-
rienced except in midsummer.
GOLD STRONGER.
The announcement OF the Treasury programme OF
gold safes led TO q stronger gold market, aud the
price advanced TO 111X. Here 1t was again inti-
mated that the Secretary of the Treasury would an
tcpate tue payment OF the Nay interest on the pub
lie DEBT and the price fell to 11lsS The "shortsn
here sought TO cover and as reports were received
at the same time from Washington prophesying tho
defeat OF the Funding bill ana expressing Gener al
Banks determination 10 force the Cuban resolutions
to vote withouG delay, the price advanced to ll2.
but closed finally at ll1H. The chief nucEuasions
war foil
The New York herald., 1870-03-29
COURT CALeNla2S-TlIS DAY.

SUPREME COURT--SPECIAL TEKM.-Hed by Judge
YardoZo. Court opens at hiatt -pasi ten 4. M.-Nvs.
162. ZO4 230 264. 25 AZ 2i9, 26i 263 u, ~, 1875
SUPREME COUNT HAMBEEs.-Beid by judge In
graham Calendar called at twelve M-NoS. 80, 81,
10 S5 10l, l07 ll9. I2o. LAB 16. 49, 1885, 1885, loo.
Can, 172.
COMMON PLEAS Parts 1 AND 2.-AdJourned Tor
the term.
MARINE COUET--TRIAL TEFM.--Part l.--Before
Judge Curtis--Nonury causes only Nos. 034, 1873,
80 6il Sl2, ST. o2l, S24 oko S3, s35 S9U s4l Si3
S44 6i5 SAT- s50 S52 sJ4. $50, SOL S8 S7l, S76 S72
S73, S14, S75 Part 2.-Beiore Judge Aker.-Nos 4O3,
6S 100 7Sl 765, ISL, 1885, 7s7, 79l, 1888 1885, sol sos
664, 61S.
The New York herald., 1870-03-29

THE STOCK MARKET STRONG AND DULL.
The stock market was extremely dull. In the FORE
noon the railways were heavy particularly the Van
derbit shares, which seem to nag with the waning
chances OF the Commodore IN the litigation In the
Supreme Court. The miscellaneous list. on the con-
trary, was strong In Pacific Mail and western Union
the former advancing to 49, IL seemed to lead the
list IN later transactions and the market on light
dealings became strong aud advanced from quarter
to half per cent the feature IN the railways
improved feeling being Reading, wnich rose to o71.
Here Pacific Mall became heavy and fell or TO 32k
the general hsl being steady, with continued weak
ness In the Vanderbilt shares. which loves. at
the close. Rock Island declined to 11s5s as a FUR
tner effect OF the small dividend declared Satur-
day. New Jersey Central unsettled under the
apprehensons OF an issue of stock TO absorb certain
lines between Elizabeth and Newark and Newark
and Jersey City. st. Paul was strong and
rather active. The following were the closing
prices or stocks at the last session OF the
Stock Recommendation, 04A e51; Cumberland,
rs 291s; Western Unon 3ies 81 81; QuicKsver o.;
| Mariposa, 67s a Ia; DO. preferred, 1lss n1l;
do certificates, ~ As; Pacific Mail, 3211 81 ~;
| Boston Water Power, l7K a 1s4; Adams Express
6os4 81; WelIs-Fargo Express. 1915 o 20A Ameri-
| can Express, 80 3sl4; United states Express
AZ a 47al; New York Central consolidated, glx a
9l74 do. scrip, ssi4 so1s; Erie, PAX 244; do pre-
fereo, As; Harlem, 14i l42I do. preferred, las
bid; Reading, 07 OK; Michigan Central 1l9a
100; Lake Shore, SIX S7ll; Illinois Central, l40
1431a; Cleveland and Pittsburg. 9g4 o 0gA;
Chicago and Northwestern 711s Yll& do. preferred
SO a s34; Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati 7435
a741s; Rock Island, ll9 1l91S; Milwaukee and St.
Paul, 5Sa 5S94; 90. preferred, 10 7Sh; Toledo
and Wabash, i5: do. preferred, 73h "a: Fort
Wayne, 92ls s24; Alton and Terre Haute, 3S1S a
39 do. preferred "a bid; OHIO and MISSISSIPPI 2s74
Jersey Central, 1924 lo24; Chicago and Alton, 100
a liz: do. preferred III ia; Morris ana Essex,
s9h 30; Hannibal ana st. Joseph, 1864 q l07; do
preferred. lo6 1o7; st. LOUIS and Iron Mountain
az Did; Columbus. Chicago and Indiana Central,
I7x a17l.
THE HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
The extreme fluctuations OF the leading specula.
The New York herald., 1870-03-29
To the total given IN the foregoing must be added

To the total given IN the foregoing must be added
the addition OF 33h per cent to all except midshlp-
mems pay the sum aggregatlng $595, ,OS0 for sea
duty aud $476 900 for duty, the whole making
grand total or S2 $50 for sea aud 81 los 200 for
shore duty. BY the provisions OF Mr.. spencer's bill
the grand total Tor the first will 81 s6l 400 thus
enecting saving 0i S7l0520. while for shore duty
the amount will aggregate xl.6l4, 200, or saving OF
S5s4 0Oo from the salaries paid at present.
IL VIII ne remarked III the statement however.
that the proposed saving Is not Drought about by
duction OF salaries but wholly by reduction OF
the number OF officers employed IN The naval
service While the salaries OF rear admlrals
remain unchanged their nnmDer ls reduced from
ten 70 i've. The salaries OF coninOdores ma cap
tanS remain the same, but their number are re-
ouced ron 25 10 IL or the FIRST ana rom 81 to ~ OF
the last In like manner the number oil command
ers IS reduced from % to rs: lieutenant commanders
from $50 10 100; masters rom l6J 10 100; ens9ns
from lG0 TO 100 and acting mldshtpmen from 2o6 70
25J, while the position OF graduated midshipman
Is abOlshed entirely. AS regards heutenanGs the
with ali the Others are to receive the same salaries
az under the present organization.
IL VIII thus ne seen that OF the 1888 line officers in
the navy Is proposed to get RID OF 35l Leaving the
the discharge oil SO many gSan and elicent men II
IS dillcuiJ to conceive. Besides we have yet TO
learn that there so many officers III the United
States naval service that the country should feel the
slightest desire TO dismiss any Of them.
Movements Of United States Vessels.
The United States steamers Resaca and NyacK and
9th OF February Admiral Turner was expected
ana would remain at CalIao unt the arrival OF the
fiaV ship Guerrero from The Atlantic.
The United states steamer kearsarge was at Val
para on the 18th Of February.