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VIRGINIA.


IhE hiCdMOND DIFFICULTY.
RICHMOND, March 31.-Judge Underwood
to-day granted temporary Injunction re-.
straining Ellison acting as Mayor, on the
ground that the enabling act was nncnnstitn-
1foua1 MI. TIIIsuus c0uu gave notice OF
his intention TO disobey the injunction in ord er
for cause to arrest Ellison and then bring
the case before the Supreme Court on writ Of
habeas corpus.
Al Injunction granted this morning was is
sued this afternoon to Mayor Ellison, the City
Council and the police, but they went on with
the city affairs as usual. Mr.. Cahoon issued
proclamation this evening saying that his DO
lice force will be promptly recognized, and re-
to retire to their homes peacefully in order that
no further breach of the peace may occur. 1t
is supposed that when Ellison holds court to-
morrow the United States authorities will ar
rest him, which is the manner in which his
counsel hope bv the habeas corpus to get the
case before the Supreme Court. Ellison's po-
lice still have control of the city.
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HOSEA l. ROBINSON, Esq, was sworn in as
City Clerk by the Mayor yesterday morning,
and will enter upon the duties of his office this
morning. The outgoing Clerk has performed
his duties admirably, and rendered valuable
assistance to Mr.. Robinson in instructing him
in the duties of the office. We have no doubt
Mr.. R ,binson will make popular and efficient
o<7car
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TIE WESTERN CONNECTION
were yesterd ~ issued at Concord for the com
pletion of the unbuilt portion of the Clare
mont 70 I'd from Bradford to the Connecticut
river. The length of this portion OF the line
between Portland and Rutland is thirty miles,
leaving only fifteen miles 10 be completed west
OF the city of Concord,
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WEST INDIES,
Cuha.


THE INSURGENTS URGED TO SURRENDER
HAVANA, March 3l.-Gen. Arrange has issu-
ed q manifesto to the people uroinp tbam tn
surrender, saying the revolution has no reason
to exist to-day Gen. Pueblo has been remoy-
ed.
THE TONNAGE DUES
of Jamaica have been abolished.
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FAST DAY.
AUGUSTA. March 31.-Gov. Chamberlain has
designated Thulsd April H. as Fast Day in
this State.
GUBERNATORIAL NOMINATION.
BELFAST, March 31.-The Progressive Aoe
names the Hon. Ebenezer Knowlton of Mont
vile as the choice OF the Republicans in this
section of the State for Governor. Mr.. Kuowl-
ton was formerly a member of Congress.
SUDDEN DEATH
BANGOR, March 31-The wife of Mr.. joseph
Parker of this city died very suddenly this
morning. She rose apparently IN her usual
health and ate her breakfast. Shortly after
she was taken with hemorrhage of the lungs
and died in fifteen minutes.
ICE BREAKING UP.
The ice is rapidly breaking up in the river
and navigation will reopen in few days.
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Friday Morning, April L. 1870.
Portland and Vicinity.
United states District Court.

MARCH TERM-JUDGE FOX PRESIDING.
THURsDAy.-Samuel Dutton VS.. Steam Tug Ex-
press. Isaac G. Smith, pilot, Daniel H. Murray
and Joseph Dunbar, of the crew OF the towed
schooner, and Philip Ren,ick, wbeelsman of the tug.
were examined as witnesses for the lbellant Their
testimony rendered to show that the captsin of the
schooner notified the tug to tow him ont bv the
eastern channel. and that the western channel into
which the schooner was actually lowed was unsafe.
Their stories agreed in substance, but there were
some discrepancies in details. There are several
other witnesses to be examined.
A. A. Strout. G.F. Talbot.
Geo. P. Dutton, l.. A. Emery.
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SHIPS CREW SICK WITH SCURvY.-The
sup Lydla Skolfeld, of Brunswick, Me-, Cap
TAU skolneld, was spoken on the 28th of March
o" nantucket, with all her crew sick with
scurvy. She was bound from Calcutta to Bos-
ton, and had been at sea ISL DAYS.
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LIE favorite steamer City Of Richmond
Capt. Dennison, will make her FIRST trip to Ban.
ZOE for the season Monday evening, the 18th
instant.
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The Advertiser assumes to hold the PRESS
responsible for blunder of the Associated
Press. Is the Advertiser willing to submit the
thing to those Saccarappa soiues9
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SAFE of Forfeited Goods.

COLLECTORS OFFICE,
DISTRICT OF PORTLAND g FALMoUTHl
Portland, March 49, 1870,
THE following described me cha udise having been
United States, public notice Of said ="
been gwen and no ella TO said goods having nsn,s
made made ~ sy WI be sold at public auction at the
in this city, on wedr esday. april L. orr ssTo y
II O'Clock A. NJ, to wit: --f' ~ a. ~ low ~
81 yd 81, black Doeskin; 1e bottles Brsndy; Trunk;
20 @ Naatmegs; Silk Dress Pattern; bottles
gar; half bbi MoIasses; Trunk ana 10 q CARS.
ISRAEL WASHBURN, Jr.
nrZo-AaW5W Collector.
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An alleged attempt at bribery of govern
ment official in Washington has just come to
light. A handsome bouquet of flowers was
sent to Mrs. George B. McCartee, wife of the
Chief of the Bureau of Engraving and Print
ing, at the Ebbitt House. A piece OF paper
containing $1700 was placed in the basket.
Mr.. McCartee handed the money to Secreta-
ry Boutwell,, who placed it in his safe, and
upon investigation it was discovered that
German florist had sold the flowers to three
gentlemen at Wizards Hotel on the night the
basket Was sent to the Ebbitt House. The
German was brought before the Secretary
and stated pretty clearly to whom be had
sold the flowers. Two of these gentlemen
were officers of bank note company OF New
York. Secretary Boutwell, sent for one OF
the parties, who acknowledged that he was
aware of the floral present. 1t is understood
several members of Congress were informed
of the matter, who intimated their intention
to thoroughly investigate the case in Con-
gress.
A SATISFACTORY FINANCIAL TRANS
AcrIoN.-A singular financial transaction &C.
CURED in one of the dock Offices day or two
since. By some means or other it happened
that the Office boy owed one Of the clerks
three cents, and the clerk owed the cashier
two cents, and the cashier owed the Office
boy two cents One day last week the Office
boy having cent in his pocket, concluded to
diminish his debt, and therefore handed the
nickel over to the clerk, who, in turn paid
half of his debt by giving the coin to the CASH
Ter. The latter banded the cent back to The
office boy, remarking, Nov only owe you
one cent" The Office boy again passed the
cent to the clerk, WIN passed it to the cashier,
who passed it back to the Office boy, and the
latter individual squared all accounts paying
it to the clerk, thereby discharging his entire
debt. Thus it may be be seen how great the
benefit to be derived from single cent, if only
expended judiciously.-Bufdlo Express.
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n oh t is hereby gwen. that the subscriber has
80 usen 9aiy appointed and taken upon himself
I1e WYE vi administrator of the estate OF JACOb
q. CUd late Of rownai, in the county Of Cum
p peeaaro, nov. now in the State Prison, and given
Donds as the law directs. All persons having de
mands upon the estate OF said Cotton, are required
to exniot the same aud all persons infebted to sal
estate are Called upon to make pay ment to
BENJAMIN TRUE. Admir-.
Pownal, March 18th, 1870. w3wi2
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HONORs TO GEN. THOMAS.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 31.-The remains of
the late Gen. Thomas, under the escort of Col.
Willard and thirteen men, were forwarded
East this morning. After the funeral ceremo-
the military and naval officers OF this city was
held. Commodore Middleton was instructed
TO address letter to Mrs. Thomas, expressive
of the deep regret of the army and navy on this
coast at the death Of Gen: Thomas, and con-
veying on behalf of the officers their sincere
coincidence for her affection.
THE ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND,
New YORK. March 31.-A meeting of the
Army of the Cumberland has been called at
the Astor House Tomorrow, to take suitable
action in reference to the late Gen. Thomas.
A delegation of $50 or 200 will attend the opse-
CINCINNATI, March 31.-Gen. Bates presided
at a meeting of soldiers and citizens at the
Chamber Of Commerce to day. at which reso-
lutions in honor of the late Gen. Thomas were
adopted, and addresses were made bv Ju dees
Mathews and Force, and Gems. Ward and
Moody.
CHICAGO, March 31-The President of the
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad has
rendered such cars on the road as may be
needed. to meet the remains Of Gen. Thomas
at Omaha and convey them to Troy, N. Y
The pastors of the churches in the city have
been requested to deliver sermons before their
various congregations next Sunday on the life
| and public services of Gen. Thomas. A public
| memorial address will be delivered in the eve-
ming of the day on which the funeral Obsequies
| are to be held in Troy. Gen. Sheridan, as Sc
nior Vice President Of the Army of the Cum
| berland, has issued an order announcing the
death of Gen. Thomas. and requesting that the
usual badge of mourning be worn by the mem
bers Of the society for thirty days.
| NASHVILLE.
| NASHVILLE, March 31.-The City Council
have adopted resolution 10 honor the memo
| nv of Gen. Thomas.
| CALIFORNIA.
| RICH QUARTZ DISCOVERIES.
SAN FRANCISCO. March S1.-A rich quartz
| ledge has been discovered thirty miles from
San Diego, which has caused another STAN.
pepe for that place.
GEN. THOMAS.
| Minute guns were fred at Sacramento dur
ing the passage of the body of Gen. Thomas
through that city to-day.
CONNECTICUT.
| MUNICIPAL NOMINATION..
HARTFORD, March 31.-The Democrats O
| how &ol Nhor
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Security of the investment.
OF which over One Million have
already been Sold.

As we consider these securities among the
choicest in the market, we have no doubt that
the remainder will be rapidly taken, so that it
may be we'll for parties desiring to purchase,
to do so at once.
WE BELIEVE THERE WILL BE
NO MORE FAVORABLE TIME TO
SELL GOVERN MENTS, AND BUY
Really FIRST-CLAss RAILROAD
SEC URlTlES SUCH Az THESE
THAN THE PRESENT.
After full examination, we have accepted
an Agency for the Sale of the above First
Mortgage Bonds, and desire to recommend
them to our customers AS A THOROUGH
LIZ SAFE, AS WELL AS PROFITABLE,
INVESTMENT. We have no hesitation in
saying that, in our opinion. the CENTRAL
RAILROAD OF IOWA will be one of the most i'm
mn MI 4 III Il. T. A.
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NotiCE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
ell Tue trust OF Administrator OF the estate OF
CHARLES 3. LANE, late OF Portland.
IN t9e county OF Cumberland, deceased, and given
Doaus as tne law directs All persons having demands
b BIT tine same; and ali persons indebted TO said
estate are called upon to make payment to
BENJAMIN KtN0sBURY Js.. Admir-.
Portland, February 18th, 1870. law3wmr19
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GLOUCESTER FISH MARKET. March 90 - For the
week.-Georee's Goldfish show decline in nrices.
sales at SO % q 81 qtl mostly at the latter rate
Mackerel-no transactions; he'd a, S26 90 and OI
" bbls for rs and 2's. SIN liked Halibut upchanveI
Fresh Ha1out IN fair supply; last sales at 13c 81 H.
Fresh herring 81 % " 100. Fresh Haddock-rrlin9
price VI " cwG Oi-Cod 75c ~ gal.
NEW YORK, March 3l-Cotton firm; sales 2oo0
paies; Middling uplands a. 2L5c. Fiour-sales 600
Is state and Western without change, Ronnd
Hoop Ohio at 4 30; State at 81; Western at h0:
Soutnern at % @ 10. Wheat less active; sales
81 IVY bush, No. Milwaukee at II a 10; White
4! 10 Ga; Winter Red and Amber Western at
rs g 70 Corn less active; sales 900 BUSH new
Mixed Western at 03 q I 05. oats firmer: sales
600 bnsh.; State at I'll q 633c; Western al b6 G1
oS3c. Pork-mess at $50; prime at 1850 "a 20b0S
Lard quiet; steam at IA q l4fc; kettle at 10 @ 15Ic
Butter dull; Ohio at IA "a 24c; state at So "a a.
Wh,sSey hrmer; Western Iree at 995 q co. SUGAR
quiet; Muscoyado at q 10sc; fair 10 good re n;re
PC: Naval stores quiet; Spirits Turpentine ar az
"a 47c; Resin at 95 q no. Petroleum. dali: crude
at IA q l4tc; refned al 264c Yailow steady at Q S
IL; wheat SD. PeA '''AnA
CHICAGO. March 31.-Flour quiet at 8 85 "a TX for
Spring extras Wheat Advancing; No. firm 1T Scsc
Corn advancing; No. At 764 "a 77c uats adva,sc"
Ing; No. 2 firm at 3s3c. Rye firm u 70Ic for No o.
bariey qniet ut 6O sc tor No. and SO 0 40c or
No o .. agh Wines dull at 96 q SIC. Mess PORK at
~ w. Shoulde at 9I;; rough sides at I21c; Short
I'D m'ao es at lS4c loose Hogs at So "a 3O Cat.
Tie sr oo 9 . W for common to extra.
NEW ORLEAEs. March 31.-Cottop steadv. Mid.
ding at 2la q 2lic. '''o-
MOBILE. March 3t.-C0tton in good demand and
tending upward; Middlngs at2O3 q 2lc.
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Central Railroad
OF IOWA.
AT IS, Free from Tax.

This railroad runs 234 miles north and south
through the finest and most thickly settled
portion of the magnificent State of Iowa. and
is the only link wanting to connect the rail.
way centres at St. Louis and ST. Paul by an
unbroken line, 147 miles shorter than any ex-
isting route. This road offer. many advan-
tages. The building of the railroad north from
st. Paul to Duluth, at the head of Lake Supe-
rior, where five railroads will soon centre-tbe
construction of the North Pacific railroad. al
ready begun-and the rapid development of
new and productive country in Minnesota and
the Northwest, must furnish large Southern
traffic. As the Upper Mississippi is frozen
over during the winter, and its navigation is
often uncertain during the summer, from low
water, this road must have at all times large
amount of transportation, and monopoly of
the business at some seasons of the year. Its
connections with other lines interested by mu-
tual ownership or running arrangements, will
give it almost the entire north and south travel
between its terminal points and their vicinity
This road will have great advantage over
any other Western line in carrying the best
quality of coal from where it is abundant in
Southern Iowa to Northern Iowa and MINNIE
sofa, where none is to be found, and in secur-
ing return freights of lumber, for which the de-
mand is very great.
The construction of the road is not an exper-
iment, dependent upon any uncertain neeoti-
alton Of its bonds. 1t is in the hands of gen.
tlemen Of wealth and ability, comprising many
leading bankers and railroad builders of expe-
rience. Forty-six miles Of the line are Just
completed, and eighty-eight more are graded.
An abundant supply of iron, ties, and other
materials has been contracted for. The Com
pany have large and daily increasing sur.
plus of money on hand, and the stock SUBJ
scrptions, and the sales of the bonds. give
them ample means to push the work forward,
so that, with favorable weather, it is expect. d
that the whole line will be completed this sea-
son.
Security of the investment.
So far as we can learn, every completed
railroad in the Northwest is not only earning
the interest on its bonds, but dividend on its
stock, and we believe the Central of Iowa
must occupy an equally strong financial POSI-
ton.
The amount of Bonds to be issued is but
$16. 600 per mile or less than four millions in
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MAsSACHUSRTTs.

MASSACHUSETTs.
DISCHARGE OF NAVY YARD woRKMEN
BOSTON, March 31.-About 500 workmen
were discharged to-day from the Charlestown
Navy Yard.
UNPARALLELED DEsECRATIoN-THE PEABODY
TOMB ROBBED
SALEM, March a.-The Peabody tomb was
entered by burglars last night and The silver
pate and hinges stolen from the casket. The
thieves were arrested to-day and the plumber
found. They will be tried to- morrow.
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WARRINGTON.
nrTcrrVr ANnnrre ruurro

WASHINGTON, March 31.-The internal reye-
nue. receipts for March were $12, 735, 281; for
March, 1859, $1O011 1922
Since July. 1859. seventeen naval vessels
have been sold. 80, .-... $3.50
Cyrus w. Field to-day argued before the
House Committee on Foreign Affairs in favor
Of complete reciprocity in laying and operating
telegraph cables. There are now Ga sub ma
rine cables, % O07 miles in length, and 2082
miles are to be completed between this and
New Years. Mr.. Field pressed on the COM
mttee the importance of establishing a cable
line from San Francisco to the Sand wich
Islands, japan and China, which would re-
quire over $500 miles of CABLE This would
omplete the circuit of the globe in connection
with the lines now working and under contract
to be laid. 81 r-'
, THE FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT. i.er
/. The ratification OF the fifteenth amendment
was celebrated by the fire department this af-
ternoon. - 80 - =
NO MORE NEW BUILDINGS,
The House Committee on Appropriations
to-day decided not to recommend any appro-
prIa tons for the commencement of any new
buildings p 49, -cl-sr9'.
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100 bags corn 2casks sheep skins horses 30 rolls
Jared paper. crates crockery 243 green hides, 20
bdls iron, 40 pkgs to order.
STEAMER FOREST CITY. FROM BosroN-26 casks
naiIs iO0 bars ron pcs lumber 20 rkins butter,
ooier sections. Carriages 100 bis pork, case to-
oacco 10 chests tea 400 bbs ,ur 10 hhds oasses,
o. lard 200 boxes raisins anchor, so bbls
gar, md hams 10 bales oakum. 48 coils corda2e 46
foxes oranges, bales hair 20 bbls and 21 half do
Deea piano tories, A. bds chair stock 26 rolls eath
e. 70 bbs lard 200 pkes Princes Express, 40 do
t TO order. For Cauada and up country, 120 empty
StSaa.fels organs, 30 bills dye stuff do sheet ron,
ia so Sars 1ron bales WOOL hid tobacco 149 bds
coils cordage 149 bds green bides, 20 bbs
nour, ~ prs axes sewing machine, 81 pcs marble,
carriages, ITO pkg: to order.
,1RAND TRUNK RAILwAY-32o caus milk, PAL
sandries, sundries, do shocks. do corr,
ron 10 lumber, S4l obs -four. For shipment to Eu
rope, cars heat, do ,ur, do bacon. For ship
ment east, 200 bbls -four.
boo OhTLAND q KENNEBEC RAILROAD Il car
waste cars shiueIes case. Goods car shovel haa.
cars 90 furniture stock, 1877 pkgs merchandise, 81
AaSE CENTRAL RAILROADS.&C. pkgs sundries,
ear carpets, DO boards do potatoes, 1897 sides
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NEW YORK.
CITY AND VICINITY.

NEW YORK, March 31.-Ex- Mayor and er.
Postmaster VIM. V. Brady died this morning
aged SO years. -6'
The New York, Utica & Ogdensburg Rail.
road company elected the first board of Di-
rectors last night, and will probably offer
francls Morris the Presidency. The road will
run from Monticello, on the Erie, to Oydens-
DuEg, twenty miles, and will cost 81 200 OO0.
AID reduce the distance between New York
and Ogdsnsburg 100 miles.
a.. oeth Boyden. an inventor, born in Fog boro
Mass died to-day in Clinton, N j., at the age
Inc Bateman family sailed to-day for Eurone
Inc Irish Republican Central Club to-nirht
ment. WV >o'A ""'on"
The New York Yacht Club gave a BANQUET
70 JAS Gordon Bennett, Jr., at DelmopIco's
Tonight, Commodore Stebbins presided. and
the members of the club were present in fnIl
force. MIR. Bennett sails for Europe SATURDAY.
THE PUBLIC DEBT.
Private Washington dispatches saw the debt
statement will show a reduction of AZ O0O nm
TIE FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT.
ALBANY. March 31.-The colored citiz ana IN.
day nred 100 guns in honor of the 18th amend.
ment proclamation.
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
r. ALBANY, March 31.-The Democratic State
central Committee to-day fixed on Rochester
ana Ap,il list as the time and place for the
Convention to nominate judges Of the Court
of Appeals. -
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view York Atock anu Money N arkea.
lew YORK. March 31-Norning.-Money active
anu abundant at 4 a 6 Der cent on call. Foreign
Exchange quiet. fN- SA
TStu declined to 111H and advanced to 1924.
again tell off Der cent. >p'A'N ''''Ds '''
TTcGItnern States securities firm.
coss nys opened firm but under the realizing pro-
cess declined per cent
s.a NEW YORK. Mar h 3i-A1ernoon dull and
uuring the at ernoon, closing at Ill.,
eat nro heavy and lower, closing at the low
I'M
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JAY COOKE 4 CO..
20 Wall Street.

Pamphlets, with map, may be obtained,
and subscriptions will be received at THE
COMPANY's OFFICES, No 80 PINE ct.
NEW YORK, at Offices of JAY COOKE &
co, New York, Philadelphia and Washing
ton; the BANK OF NORTH AMERICA,
New York, and in Portland by
SWAN 81 BARRETT,
Corner Middle and Plun Streets,
Bonds sent free. Parties sNbscribing through
local agents wiA look to them for their safe delir-
ery
Pamphlets sent by mail on application.
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CALIFORNIA.
CONNECTICUT.

:, HARTFORD, March 31.-The Democrats Of
TINS city have renominated Charles r. Chap
man, the present incumbent, for Mayor.
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pOSTER PRINTING. OF all kinds:dons with dis
i hf patch ct Press OnBco,
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- LONDON; March 81 1tso A. M,-Consols ssa for
increased e552 ,000 "So~ A~'
Americah securities = United States b-20,s nj
10! coupons, 9t do 1885, old 901: do 1887. S9l q.
;. lu-4ys, SIT. Erie shares 21}. Illinois Central
shares l14s. ' oeAA~'
PAkIs, March 3f.-The specie in the Bank of
France has increased 2,000, 900 francs.
LIVERPOOL, March 31-11 80 A, M,-Cotton ouiet /.
sales 10000 bales; Middling upands 1914.
LONDON, March SILL 30 A. M.-Whale Oil oufet =.
Gaicut,a Linseed $685. Spirits Turpentne dull dull.
hn .eed IN qliet and steady at e32 81. Common
Resin quiet. Tall0w firmer.
LONDON, March 3l.-2 P. M-Consols at %; for
money and account. ~''1 'oA
"a American securities-U. S. 5-2Vs 1862. s14: do
1865. old MA do 1o<sy luIet. v"
LIvEHPoOL, Mach 3l.-2 P. M,.-Cotton frmer.
AIS sd. H' A""o"
LONDON, March 31-4.3O P. M.-Consels closed at
70! tor money and account N "'
american securities nited States 5-2O,s 1850 Of
yit' 90 1860, old, 90B do 1867, saa: o. Ioa,Ss ~
Ere shares 2l3. LII nois Central shares IIa1. o.
LIVERPOOL, March 31-4 80 p. M-Corton ou;at
and steady; Middling uplands I0{d; sales i. ono
bales including 5000 bales Tor export and specuaton
Cheese Is I'd. 'oA'
FRANKFORT. March 31-United States 500 bonds
active and firm at 95&.
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Fre5ghts.
MOBILE March 26-Freights are very dull, and
rates are unsettled. To Liverpool ships are TAKING
woull stiffen naturally Coas wise, nothing Offering.
We quote: Liserp ol 4 q TIE Havre as lie nom.
inal. Coastwise ports, by sail, tc.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-12-23

HELMBOLDs EXTRACT BUCHU,
For sssknes arising from Exccsses, Hsbitst sf
Dissipation, Enriy Indiscrston, attended with the
following Symptoms: f35 ."
fndisposition to Exertion, Loss Of Power,
Loss Of Memory, Difficulty Of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror ot Disease, If. Wskefulpsss, III s.Fa
Dimnsss Of Vision, Pain In the Back.
Hot Hands, Flushing Of the Bod I,
Dryness Of the Skin, ErnptioBs Of the Face.
Universal Lassitude PaIlid Countenance,
Of the Muscular System.
These symptoms. II allowed 10 20 on (which
this Medicine invariably removes.) soon follow
FATUfTY. EPILEPTIC PITS, &c.
In Of which the patient may expire. Who
eaa say they are Dot frequently followed By those
.'direful diseases.
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION. 2
Many are aware of the cause Of thsir suffering,
but none will confess. The records Of the insane
ssyiums and the melancholy deaths by consunp-
tion bear ample witness to the truth Of the s.
scrtion.
The Consttntion, oacs afeeted by organic
weak requires the aid Of medicine strength
eB and invigorats the system, which HELM
BOLD's EXTRACT OF BUCHU Invariably dess
A trial will conyince the most sceptieaI. ~