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aa Nse? 90 and small pale aud extra pale within the
% .ssss %a::ss
e.s 49, Gu. %sa vi % Ds
saefo: FOR !os6ins lodsr. general. being moro
aS: Timer. us Nsrs sold sss 'ss
a. s4 s.a, . i0s ws.sra aaa i
and no%sa .qS iai %
& for s ps's ns: xa hog. wrs NY, gs u STEADY = NO
no ~ sos saIrA do Iisics hsei was ID demsud. 6ut
sss ssa'rf4 aa. fsa%s ns.. "s'' s KS assss ss
i sr Ss%sps sss any gsss os
GU c 2n ssa sss wsrs s. ~
picked @ sam, a SsT sadi M wsrS SrS s Sss AMI
@ & and ana s s % s.ss
s. Prime o1 Th No. .i:s =:
sSs aSs. yans a. DO %. May At sellers option
sns grade. az wers molss.,s dsmani a aus steady poss
pool as@sna va. IL Ssss entirely Il ~
ans atiS. ~ nome So :'if f.;
Ss.; 4. s.. Ss,is Ias: ~ &! S:
sgS1. Slsssa' iss. ssds yss.asa srts. ss
sasy ssSy 'ss. % '
20 good lsc. nec; common 70 medium, ac. l5,tc
u
good i2c lac; skimmed &c. lpc. Ohio common to
fancy factory, &C. al3kc common rns farm dairy &c.
t.rRotyuM.-The market for crude In bulk was strong
holders refusing to sell any below l4c, There
was moro Demand but buyers indtsposed
assing prices except for The sales t0j
.sss being 0Y SSa sA N.sSs
was dun aud nominal AZ ioc.; no ssles. For rsnned
there was mere demand for export the
cess cosanmaei was snai sales being restricted by tho
Tncre were sold 800 bbis at 26c, closing 900
o9o ao on private erns and 5UV do In buik at22 For
tnre delivery there was more demand, bu, tho
sold $40 bb for June at 27c 500 do July, S7JSc
6a0 do, for May Juae and July e 100 month"; 3c
Job6fns lots refined were selling moderately 2ao c.,
sna aier price .of pm, whe In rhiiadspha the market
asked Tor spot W. The Close The sales bbs for
May to August. at 27c :: 900 do, last hall April
s9c e0j do for the lrs halfof do. private teffns,
stdAn-Thcre was An active business couaumnated IN
raw today, tho demand being Rmoat enely rencrs.
and the market was stronger though aoout Nil OF the sAes
" ws sosa ids sanss q naS 1Sars for fair
were disposed OF 2io hhs. at Sc ga -an1s. al at a.,
steand 100 boxes at stac Refined was tr1e active
sad rather hrDsr closing ct la.e for hard lSc llc.
for soft Waite l3sc for extra G. and l0c. yell
low. We quote Cu6alnfcror to refining, 8sc.
ss4c.; fair refining ssc &C.. good reouag, CSC. SIC.
IsS lSd. and s ooass Sasis ts0esny y
asses, hhls and boxes &C. &C. eado 4c. 7c Havana
Boxes Dutch standard, Nos. Sac ssc; DO, ~ to
a. &c. s9c do t3 I, To- ekc loc.; do is lOIs
l3ac. Porto Keo-Reanng grades, S11c 9Ac.; grocery
ssKne We're dull and We heard OF no sse. of mo.
ment Clover quoted at l3sc., timothy sS ~ 81
aud rough hax al 3! 10 &2 Is Linseed noi
strong quoted at the close at 80 l, gold, duty
paid The following Is from the Messrs H. H. Croeser
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CoopEEA4E SP0cA--ihe market QUIET, tha demand
for all kinds being itedfhut PRICES
for shooks. 10 ZACH hoads; @ 40 ~ 20 or do IS
do So SO ~ Is Tor nioasscs do 80 81 so &7 pipe
do .eo FOR box do $5 70 50 o. as Ss0 for
Aoops, - lee, snl Sao ys9 Tor hoops y fcet.
kct very ut quot were az
bags tavore and 10 BaitiDore 600G bags omoyien
for New York partes on private terms Other kfns du.
Ne quote :hioDrdnay esrgoes, 45<c Is atc
lb<c lsxc.; good ic ls1c. 10; psInse co., H}sc
lsc sexcmes, for lots, IKE lsc.; Java, 2Jc 25fc
Singapore, c &c. Ceyon Ic. 100 MaracAibo, S1ec.
isse; Lagnayra e ss Is.c jamaica. iSo. lsae
lsc; sayania iSc 7.c: :ai gold, duty paid; st. Do-
fninso 9ac. lDtc. gold ii boni
DxEEO0De.-The market for all kinds OF iogyyood
yey hrm, bu. quiet and heard OF sales moment.
b. Domingo WAS quoted at Sl5 goi and Jamaica sls 2
do rustic was nominal at vl7 aSl9, gold We quote =
Camwood, SlaS, god AMI west coast LimaSood gu,
feiey
ILoUE AND G.AIH.--Receip s,545 bbls four 500 do.
corn meal. 7s9y buhes wheat, 500 do. corn lUs 10.
oats ass DO barley, too do rye and sal05 d. malt
export but prices were generally shade lower The sales
were abod sV) bhs Including about 2t0) bbs. extra
Western and State AT "a 50 81 s. For Sonhsrn
nna was 5 dd ana hs.vy the sales being Il. go sS Rye
meal was quiet but trim at our quotations. Sales ItJ bbs
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET.
FRIDAY. Anrtt If P.M.

FRIDAY. April t--5 P.M.1
The Wall street markets were dun to-day, under 0
more conservative feeling, resulting from the
DECLINE IN GOLD,
which opened at 11lh, but was rallied to 1l15 upou
the announcement that the United States Supreme
Court mao determined to reopen tho decision In the
legal tender case. But here the market gave way
again upon the news that the Bremen, from Breaien
via Havre, had brought 100000 francs specie which
10 the third large importation OF specie winn few
weeks and verifying the prediction made In these
columns four or I've weeks since that gold would,
within sixty DAYS come this way from Europe.
1t will be remembered that attention was
directed TO the purchase OF some large amounts In
che Gold Room not many days ago, which were In
terpreted a. the mutation Of new bull movement
Tho principal item IN this buylng movement was
some three millions OF gold said TO have been taken
on Boston account. It now turns out that the coin
was purchased for the Manhattan Bank in order to
mcet tine payment OF interest on the old debt Of New
York, that Institution beng the financial agency OF
the state In this city. OF course the paying out OF
this gold agaia to-day helped the decline. The mar
ket was strong however, at the close, owing to
demand to cover speculative sales The course OF
"a naWTA d
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Whs, duh heavy drop in gold and the
unIavvrabe adv;ces from Europe, to sell any
prsed about 150J bushels nearly all IN lots 81 10 FOE
choice No SPRING In store; VI 43 Sl4s for wbe Mich
gan, ~ ts for white enesee, but Including full load of
:%ssr sss. % ns ssrs T. :sssn ss e r. wa' dg
Inc sales only about 2Soej bushels sl 81 IS FOR
were go bushels Gle eSc for Stats BE SsSSc
for Jersey and soulhcin, t 64c for Ohio 11c
Sc or Western atoat Barley quiet but steady, tho
saes being $500 bushe at sc for choice State seed barley,
FEEiGHTs.Ihe market quiet, the offerings sti
being light md rates 10 ports heavy char
tcr'pg business was dul the demand for almost all kinds
tonnage being lintsd rates generally heavy. To en-
gageeuts 10 Liverpool 6py obIs. is e.
cotton at I'D, and, per steamer o9 bushels 81
3kd $50 bsss cotton u nd To London W olcaks at
Fer steamer goo bales hops at and steamers
$4,000 bushes wheat. he charters Two
Yoxohama with cos Mt or about IS So god per brig,
wn oo9 ns.s and ;vo cases petroleum to Cadz for odas
o. Sd; bark to Havss, with 200 bbls. c. csuds d
and refined do, at 4s cd; brig 20 Porto Rico
and back sdsar at boc. BRIG WITH i,s0 bbs petroleum.
Windwsrd; brig from the South New York. Boston Or
Philadelphia with ljcD lumber, and mot
reported bark from Phi atepha port on the Couti
nfnt wa ha .pss Sss s 1, On Il y sn, ;:
being no demand except for otbing ots from sos which
were selling at about former pces OF dry were
reported o og aanals at % rs tor Georges IS IS
In lot. at w for No bay FOR 10. 2do. and
s5 FOR ado, ~ Is FOR 70. d. Smoked her
ring we're dull and nominal at soc 9oc ior scaled ard
barrei herng quoted Al ~, with small within
the range.
GUNsIEsOf cloth, which was frr we heard OF no fur.
her Bags active fn the safes being aCQ
baes at II tkc., gold, Ia bond.
From Mesars j. q. Rogers Co.'s circular dated Apr l.
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GOVERNMENTS LOWER AND STEAD

GOVERNMENTS LOWER AND STEADY.
The decline in gold resulted in lower prices for goy-
ernmepts, but the market became steady at the new
grade OF prices and closed quiet as follows:-united
States currency sixes 1llA a1l2; do. SKIES. 1881.
registered, ll3A ll4;s do. do coupon, 1isA a
ia; do 1ve-twenties, registered, May and Noyen.
Der. 106 105H, ex interest; DO do, 1892 coupon,
do do, ITO 1lo; do. do, coupon, 1854 100 q 100
oo do., coupon 1855, do 109A 109H; do. do, 1865
coupon, January and July. 1O7x lo72s; do. do,
coupon 1897, do, l0sA o los7S; do. do. 1885, do,
100 10sk; do. tenforties, registered, l0S1s 100:
do. do, coupon. LOG 1904.
STATE BONDS DULL.
The States Of New York and South Carolina took
position to-day IN the foremost rank OF honorable
debtors by paying the interest on their indebtedness
in coin. In the case Of the bonds Of New York State
distinction was made aganss those issued since
February 1852 and for which the State received cur
rency payment. On such bonds interest is not pala
IN coin; but IN the OF the Old debt Of New York
and the whole debt OF South Carolina payment In
coin ID now made without exception In the case of
South Carolina the matter was the subject Of direct
legislation last winter. In the Southern bonds
there was little doing. The Virginias and Louist-
alas were heavy and lower. The general list was
steady ut the close as lo0ws:-Tennessee, ex c0a.
pom, 81 81; do, new, SIX . 6lh; Virginia. ex
coupon, 50 7o do, new, 6sh e9l; do, registered
stock, 81 57h; Georgia SKIES IS 81; do, sevens,
% e3,f; North Carolina, ex coupon 4s 4e1, do,
new, 22k 80; Missouri sixes, 9l1 q OF; do, Hau.
nibal q st. Joseph, 81 a %; Louisiana skies 70
75k; do. Levee skies. TX 81; do., do, eights,
o. s2K; Alabama eights. szH ok; do. fves, ~
IA; South Carolina SKIES, ss q 90; do, new tJuly)
s3 "a; ex interest (0ct.j So 81.
THE SUB-TREAsURY REPORT.
The following shows the results OF to-dayis bus
ness at the Sub-Treasury IN this city,
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a.cnOo rann s,s. NJ.
CONNIE EaCiAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, Aprii I-6 r. NJ
CorTon-The transactions small, thero beng but
te aesnand, but the market strong and prices
about higher viii be by our Quota
ons appended There sold l2S bales, of which eco
were for spinning 5T for export and l speculation
For futnre delivery the market active and &c
hlshe-, closing strong at tho Improvement. Tho sales
were 4g0 bale, basis low mddina, for April
NJ ~ e. 100 do for May. at 2ic 800 2c
40 do for Jnv at2lc si4e 100 do Tor August at
lou d., T. D. st Charieston 5Lh March, 100
do October at tc and date yesterday 10 ha mid
ohag for June, at % loo io for july at pc lUD
do, basis low mtdLng, Tor May, at 20Is. We QuOlc-
Ipfaa Antla
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THE DEMOCRACY
OF tho
Sevaats ward
viii assemble in mass mecsiaS
junction OF East Broadway, Canal and Rtscrs strest
on Saturday evening, Aprii =, 1879,
for tho purpose OF
Raising Banner
endorsing and sustaining tho scon
OF our Senator,
Hon. William NJ. Tweed.
Judge EDWARD j. SHAHDLEY, Chairman.
Hon. join 1kLyIS, I c...,..,..
WfLtrAH COtLIGaS,{ o"s'os''es'
Hoo. VIM. NJ. Tweed, Hon. Geo. q. Barnard,
Hon. A. Oakley Hall, Hon. kchd. r. reIoWs,
lion. Sam. y. 0arvtn, Hon. ID. u. B,rdsai,
John u. Andrews, Esl, NaCBns Gross Esq,
and other speakers, VIII address tho meeting,
Committee OF Arrangements.
J. ". keenan,, John J. Blair,
John CALVIN, Bryan Reilly,
James Ryan, John F0rd,
Ntchaei H. Whhlen, Robert A. Jones,
Thoaas Shields Richard Waters,
Ed. Fitzpatrick, iliam DnnIey,
DAME! OBren. Vim. II. Thrail,
Jacob Valentine, Au.ustua Oliver,
Henry Close John PckforJ, Jr.,
Joha smith, John Glass;
John l.. Walsh, 3ohu Sheff,
Michael J. Sbsndoy. Richard Dalton.
Walaces full Baud viii he In attendance
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Messra ]. .. Eossrs Co.'s circular. dated April l.


quotations. We heard OF sales.
METALsFor scotch pig tho market dun, there being
scarcely any demAne and prices rather
mer quotations Eglinon quoted 93s $50 SO and
9lengsrnock at 1888 Is SA, without saea OF moment
American was dui bat u1changed closing S3 3t for
No !, and $S yss for ks sslsa sood tons Nos
on private terms Refined bar dun and nominal al
$ss so Rsis were hrm at S7s a $77. currency,
Ihs market for pig TIN was rather er Of
the favorable abroad Straits asnsraly had
a. the close At &c., gold sales made 6Oo sabs al
Sc: gold 20 tons English sold At sic &C. gold
were disposed Of on private terms. Plates were dull,
and we hoard or no sales OF moment Small Ia,a.
amounting to 500 boxes were disposed OF wi.hin
tao range q SO 10 ss So gold for charcoal "a
$s do Tor charcoal do The bqsnss: n
conlnsd to small lots Al &c. $40, GOLD Lead dull and
foreign.
koLAssrsThe market quiet the demand still, being
almost entirely for lotbng lct and tho
and accommodating holders were anxious to reaze There
were aod about $50 hds Porto Rico private Prsoss
nominal nj thu following uuaiatlans -
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MONEY MORE ACTIVE.

The calling In Of loans BY the Maphatton Bank, In
connection with buying the gold pay the interest
on the State debs, led to more active money mar
ket particularly lenders have been deserving the
prospect OF beEter rates OF interest as result OF
the recent activity In the stock market Somo
borrowers paid As high as seven per
cent but the bulk Of the business was
at nve to SIX per cent on stocks ana governments.
Commercial paper was IN request, with the inquiry
directed to prime names. Foreign Exchange was
barely active for to-morroW's steamer but the few
transactions d,d not lead to armer market. the
lower range Of gold induced some purchases mer.
camille account but rates remained uninnuencsd at
1881 for prime bankers sixty day and 100 for sigh
sterling bills.
STOCKS DuIx AND LOWER.
The stock market was extremely dull and prices
were very steady until after the manifestation In the
money market AZ above recited, when there was
more pressure to sell and prices became heavy but
without srecial decline. Pacific Mail was again
actively dealt In and nuctuated between s7zI and
BOX. Lake Shore IN sharp demand for registry
in the transfer books tomorrow against the annual
election and dtlssrenco Of sixteenth to IN eighth
per cent existed between cash and 'regularr stocx
The Old story Of the candidacy AMI probable success
OF Horace +. Clark for president OF the road which
carried Lake Shore to 12o last year, was again In
circulation but the street hos become very sharp
on all such ''potlts" that 1t waved dubious head
Erinned knowing snic and sold the STOCK "short1
Suppose II sh0uldn's prove Fan Illusion and snaren
this timer The following were the closing prices Of
stocks at tho last session Of the Stock Exchanges:
Canton, eo &C; Cumberland, 31H q 32ls; West
ern Union, 311s 20; Quicksilver, 9<; Mariposa,
7do. preferred ls4 II; DO certificates, 4s ~ Pa
cifc Matt, 37ls a 37n; Boston Wa,er Power, Tx
17H; Adams Express. 81 6i1s; Wells Fargo Express,
19X lex; American Express, 3s O asH; United
states Express, As 40; New York Central consoli.
dated, s1x %; do. scrip, SsA; Harlem,
142]x 143k; Erie, 247s 25,z do. preferrea, Al a
&7K; Reading OK e77s; Michigan Central. TO
l2o; Lake Shore. s7X IS; Cleveland and Pitts
burg 90 o oats; Chicago and Northwestern, 70 bid;
do. preferred, s3H s31s; Cleveland, Columbus and
Cincinnati "a 7is<: Rock Island. 1f9 100; MI
waukee and S. Paul eo1 . COX; Go. preferred, "a
TAX; Toledo and Wabash, 45 . Ask; Fort Wayne,
93,S . o3A; Alton ana Terre Haute 3oH o 3os<;
Ohio and Mississippi, 2si4 293s; Delaware and
Lackawanna, 1924 1903; New Jersey Central, 1921
Q 102A; Chicago ana Alton, 1873 I12X: do. pre-
ferred. 113 o 1l5; Morris and Essex, S0x s9X;
Hannibal ana ST. Joseph. lo5x 105; DO. preferred.
1867 bid: Dubuque and Sioux City. 1Oy bid; Co.
.umbus, Chicago ana Indiana Central, l7;S a1A
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The highest ana lowest prices Of the leading stocks
Hara "a fQikQHa:--
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MATRIMONIAL.

MADAME vERE'S OLD ESTABLISHED PERSONAL
l Bureau 10 extensively paronized ladies and gentle
nsa interviews and inroduohona aniL daily very pIi.
vats. 10 Amix street.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married.

Married.
BsApLgST0N--CoLwELI.- On Thursday evening
Marcn 81, ct the Fifth avenue Brick church. by tae
Rev. j. G.: Craighead, asssted Dy The Rev. Alfred Ii.
Kellogg WILLIAM H. BEADLEsrON, OF this city to s..
ANNIE. daughter Of the late Chsuncey r. CalMel OF
Mobile, Ala.
LUcAs-sNEIL--on Thursday March 81, at tho
residence Of the BRIDES parents, by tho Rev. A. b.
Beach, Mr.. HENRY LUCAS, TO IDA, daughter OF Wm
sne, Esq. All OF this city:
board steamship China, at Yokohama, by the Rev,
Leonard w. Kipp CHARLES n. SIMPsoN, Of New
York, 10 MARY h. CoMER, OF Boston.
Birth.
MEYrR.--0n Thursday. March 81, the wife OF John
d. Meyer OF q daughter.
Died.
AUsEBAcHEn.--On Thursday, March 81, OF diph.
theria BEKrRAM. youngest child OF Ad0lph p. and
Frances E. Ausbacher, aged months ana days
The friends OF the family arc Invited to attend the
Forty-signth street. on Sunday mornng. at hslfpast
nine O'Clock.
BnApY.-On Friday, April I, at her residence aas
Pearl street, MAngARIT, Vile OF Thomas Brady.
BULwIsxLE.-On TUESDAY, March Is, at sea, on
passage from Cuba, after shors illness, HENRY f.,
son of Carsten and Anna u. BulwtnEis, IN the 22d
CRRsssY.-Suddenly, on Thursday morning,
March 3l, AZ six O'clock, CHARLOTTE CREssEY, wiIe
OF John Cressey. a native Of Nottingham, England,
Ihe relatives aud friends Of the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral, from her late
residence, No. l67 Wyckon street. near Graham ave-
nue., BROOKLYN, f. D., on sunday afternoon, &c two
O'Clock.
CUNNINGHAM Hoboken, on wednesday, March
30, SARAH CUMMINGS, In the Sotn year OF her age.
The relatives and frends OF the family respect.
iuiy invited TO attend the funeral from her lae resi-
deace. 70 Second street. Hoboken N. j., this tSatur.
day afternoon. at two O'Clock.
DsAS.-0R Thursday, March 81. MAGGIE JANE
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Holders Of gold paid from 41S to per cent TO have
their balances carried. The Bremen, from Havre,
brought Slsoooo IN francs The operations of the
Gold Exchange Bank were as follows:--
Xoio cleaToa 600 090
Gotd balances. ..................... L5Sc057
Currency balances. D.........,.,...,..... L 1871 Go
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CLOTHING.

At s. MISH'S, 1871 THIRD AVENUE, LADIES AND
~ gentlemen can receive the hshest prices for cssto1
Clothing and Csrpe.s BY calling addressns Ladies ~.
tended BY Mrs. Mish.
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DENTISTRY

rNKETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN, IS YEARS; BE.
numbtng application (narcoiiyaon); gas administered;
beautiful teeth Sf so SIC; old sets pnrshAsed pumpers
J. JAY vILLERs. ,ss Grand street, near BROADWAY.
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ous-Lnseed wss quiet ard we heard OF sales made
To-day Prices for Jobbns lots qua steady at Sc
suc Lard wAa steady with small salos within the range
palm l.8c; crude wh.s, SO hlsachcd winter do, o2e
d5c; crude ern al SO 81 gU bleachod
winter 40, 81 20 81 IS; Wcsern distilled red, bank
7oc aud sirsin 9sc without sacs OF conasquence.
NAVAL $50 aEs-l here tte business transacted
IN spris urpcnine prices for which, however,
changed, BEN. qlise Ira ~ SIC 70 for
aud chipping ios There wero aold ls0 Dols. ..
4.c. n TNc. Rosin, strained, moro sousht
after fn consequence OF tho weakness OF rreicrts,
"a was held with artane.s at ~ a - oj at ths
Ill ~ .a,tsy Price; ~ a. ~ cad low Eo, /,
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EwARD.-MR DAVID STERN LEFT HOME FEBRU.
lC I'D while In aate Of insanity and has
since He about ~ years ot dark hair and whsxers
Slightly walks rather sloop shoudercd ani
feet IA bis lett dark clothes gray
OF leaving. ANY giving nfornAtioa leading his re-
covery will bc ibereliy rewarded.
Mrs II. STERN, 80 kivington sweet, New York.
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POLITICAL.

FOLlTlCAL.
AT MEETING or THE WILLIAM NJ. TWEED AS.
n socAlon or the Fifteenth ward held at their head
tes the Liberty House, ~ West Houston street, an
committee appointed and officers elected ,he
ensuing year. JOHN A. CAROLYN, President.
goas soss ,sussT, s,,s Jr, Secretaries.
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EYES AND EARS.

EYES AND EARS.
~~~- --~->s~ -~-~~-N>
A RTIFlciAL HUMAN EYES.-gAUCH 4 GOUGEL.
IA MANN formerly with Professor Boissopnean Pars
makers and nserters OF Improved Artificial Eye
eaf BroaawAy. n. B.-Thsso eyes endorsed by thd
faculty.
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the market 10 shown ia the tabls:--
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-18

4. . "
. 10 enacted bv the Ssacfs aal Hoasc Of Rrpresent-
atir-< Of ths Usi:ed States Of da"ricd. 80 Coat
gross ass>mbici
That all that portion OF the western district.
lanl district, created by the act approved March
thru ., eighteen hundred AMI tfty-S.vcn. entitled
An act to establish three additional land districts
In the Territory " Kansas" which u situated north
Of the townships ten aui ctcven south In said state.
shall constitute a new Lami district, to be called the
Republican lani district.
S.S. 3, Anal b. it further enacted, That the Prcsi-
lent b.. and h. l. hereby auth0ria ii, Whenever the
publlc int.rsstS shall reQulre. To appoint By anI
with the advice AMI consult " the Sehatc, or tu'
Ting the recess thereof, AMI untlthe ctid OF the irSt
s.-.ion % Congress aft-r such appointment. n rrShs'
ter anil . receiver Tor the district hereby vrcat,tl.
who shall respectively L. required Q" reside AT tht
lite oil their oriccs. have The sam" powers. r">phiLSi
bllitI.s AMI .n,olumrnis, and Ia subject 10 W" sam
acts AMI pcuaitics which arr or may b. prc.rfihe,
by law In rotation t. other lani officers oil the United
States In sad Statr.
Src, u AnI he u further enacted. That the public
lsn.is In sslL district shall b. subject Ia sale AMI dr.
p.,sAi upon the SAM. L rms AMI conditions -. sthri
public isnis vi IN. Uaite'l States: provided, thai Al
sAss and To- atoms maie at the office OF the Old 'ii~
trIct of lands situated within Ia. limits Of The he"
district. which shall bc valid AMI TtSht IN other ~
sp.Sls, up TO the dny oil Which the n.w Office sh1l
yb into operation, bc. AMI the S,nnc are hereby con
tlrnIrd. :
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-18

Be il esaefsi By the Srsdts dai HoSsc Of R.pr"'cni-
aiies, oJtAe Unitsi State, u .inoricI in t"LgrsS'
a.,ca5l,L.
rnLt tho city Of Kansas. IN the State III Missouri
shall b. and II hereby constituted = port OF delivery;
annexed To ant mhls Il part at the collection dlN-
tr,,t of New Orleans. anl shall Ia subject Z" the
zane regulations anL restrictions AZ other ports oi
delivery, annexel To anil mai. a part oi ths S"ilcc-
tlon district OF New Orleans. AMI sI Ill he subject to
III, s,Ine regulations AMI INSTRUCTIONS ~ Other ports
VI delivery In the United States; ani all the prisil-
eyes anil nriltLs atiOnl,si by the act Of Congress al
IN. SECOND March, eighteen hundred lIi thltty-nn",
%sntiticl An act aii1win. the duties o, iorrigi
l MERCHANDISE imported into P~tttsbuns. WhecUns.
Cincinnati. Louisville. Saint Louis, NASHVILLE di.i
NstchcE 10 BE- ,scurrl AMI pail at tlr'>s' places"
shall D., EXTENDED to SAID port. 4 surveyor 81 cnS-
tuuis shall he appointed To reside at said port AMI
perform the ,niirS prescribed BY law. who shall r.
c-lve IN, sane compensation now provided or
which may h"rcaft.r De- provided by law for survey
Os Of the same sri,ir.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-18
Approved April lG, $50.

Resoirrd Lv III, Senate AVID Losse Of R,prsseufa-
tircs q, Ire Unifed Saf0 Of america in Congress
~asssmIi,d. ......F 49,
That hereafter, In addition 10 the number OF cop,e,
Of documents einnnatlng from the DEPARTMENT OF
State which may bc onlcred TO 10 printed BY either
house or Congress, II shall be the duty OF the Con.
grensionhl Printer to cause 10 b. printed for the ,lsc
Of that Department i've hundred copies of every
such document, when requested 10 do 10 by the Sec.
rotary Of state; provided, that the expense OF the
samc shall IN no case exceed the kum or i've hun.
dred dollars,