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Norfolk and Baltimore Steamshi Line,

Norfolk and Baltimore Steamshi Line.
Is Steamships of this Line sail from end
14&S of Central Wharf, Boston, T,cice a
SAEAk4.aceek. tor Norfolk and Baltimore.
90 Steamships:
"Gtorye Appotd," Capt. Solomon Rores
Wn.dm laurence" Capt. Wm. n. Haliett,
"WmIiam Kennedy" Capt. j. e. Parker, Jr.
Freight forwarded from Norfolk to PeterSburo and
E:chmond, by river or Tail and by the "a & Tenn.
ar Lane to all points in Virg,nia, Tennessee 1ia-
Odno and Georgia; and over the Seaboa,d and Roc
noke x. z to all points in North and South Carolina
by the Balt. Ohio r.. r. to Washington and ali
Through rates given to South and West.
Fine Passenger acco rotations,
~ Fare including Berth ana Meals $500; time to
Norfolk, as hours. To Baltimore 65 hours. ~
For further information apply to
70. SAMPSON, Agent.
noIIdfm 53 Central WkaT, Boston.
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RE.AT: FaTFTT.
Suburban Residence
For Sale or to Eet,

IN Gorham within seven miles of Portland. The
! house is in good repair, has ten rooms and con-
nected with it are about twenty OF good land
stocked with fruit trees etc. There is large barn,
Connected with The above property is a say AEH
Crust MIL and Carding Mil, Single Machine aud
other machinery now in operation, on an 'unIailing
waer-power; one of the best locations for business
IA the State; where active enterprising man can
ind plenty OF profitable employment Apply to
Jai 5tt JOHN L. CURTIS. South Gorham.
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Hotel Property for Sale.

For Sale the Chandler House, e
BETHEL, MAINE.
Situated in one best locations for summer resort in
New England. 1 will accommodate about 100
guests.
For terms apply to the Proprietor
Il. s. CHANDLER, Bethel
Possession given Oct LIST.
IF
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

'YHE copartnersbip heretofore existing between
4 The Undersigned, under the finn name OF r. A.
sent. The senior par ner will adjust and settle the
affairs OF the copartnership.
r. A. BIRD,
A. b. WINSLOW.
December 81, 1869.
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20 - ETa AND
SAC0 & PORTSMOUTH R n

WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing Monday, Nov. 28tb, 1862
lNl Passenger Trains leave Portland daily
saS1yV Sundays excepted for South Berwick
junction, Portsmouth and Boston, at 6.15 and $40
A. M, and 2.53 p Nj.
Leave Boston for Portland at Y.3o A. NJ, II n.
lnd 3.00PM
Biddeord for Portland at 500 A. NJ, returning at
$50 p. NJ.
Portsmouth for Portland 1000 A. M and 2.se
go p. NJ.
Freight Trains daily each way, Sunday excepted
FRANCIS CHASE, Supt.
Portland. May 5, 1869. diff
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Best Cabinet Organs
1T KEGT PRICES

That the MASON & HAMLlN CABINET and
METROPOLITAN ORGANS are the BEST IN THE
WORLD is proved by the almost unanimous opinion
OF professional musicians, by the award to them OF
SEVENTY FIVE GOLD and SILVER MEDALS
or other highest em.ums, at principal industrial
competItions within a few years, including the
MEDAL at the PARIS EXPOSITION, and by a
sale very much greater than that OF any similar in
struments. This company manufacture ONLY FIRST
CLASS INSTRUMENTS, and win not make "chesp
ment to bear their name. Having greatly increased
their facilities for manufacture, by the introduction
OF new machinery and otherwise, they are now
making BETTER ORGANS than EVER BEFORE,
at increased economy in cost. which, in accordance
with their fixed policy of selling always at least
munerative profit, they are now offering PRICES
OF INFERIOR WORK. FOUR OCTAVE ORGANS
Plain Walnut Case. $50; FIVE OCTAVE ORGANS
Double Reed. Solid Walnut Case carved and pan.
ne led, with FIVE STOPS VIOLA, DIArAsoN. Me
LoDIA, FLUTE, IREMULANT) $125. Other styles in
proportion.
Circulars with tul! particulars including accurate
drawings OF the diff rent styles of organs and much
Information which will be of service TO every pur-
chaser OF an organ. will be sent tree, and postage
paid, to any one desiring them.
MASON Il HAMLIN ORGAN CO.,
154 fremont ST., Boston; SOC Broadway, New 70 X.
Gc14t4w
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For Sale iD Brunswick. Me.
- A . 1-2 story Dwelling House. with l.. Sta
@;;; Bile, and Garden. The house fronts on the
glsk. College Green, and was the residence of the
late Prof VIM. Smyth. For terms apply to
ROBERT BOWKER, ESQ,
may15dtf Br1lnswici, Me
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CUNARD LINE,
TIL BRITISH q. NORTH
sfEaeseA4k AMERICAN ROY AL MAIL STEAM
xye.ANzN SHIPS between NEW YORK and
7 s. 5: s.: LIVERPOOL calling at Cork Harbor
NEMESIS, Wed. Jan. 8 ICALABRIA, Wed. Jan 26
T TARa VII H. =. e. MARATHON, Tn; !" p
cA Ea,o Weay y RUSSIA, Wed'y Feb. 2
GuBA, Wedy, T." ~ NEMESIS, Wed.
SAMARIA, thur. 20 TRIPOLI, Tn. 10
: RATES OF PASSAGE
BY the wednesday steamers, NOT carrying emigrants
HSo sss.ss......... .S13U
ooeohu SduiH .'........................S 80 s'N'
nHst Caolh 70 Paris. S145, gold.
"a BY Thursday and Saturday Steamers,
First Cabin. $50, gold. Steerage. $780,, currency.
steamer OF this line leaves Liverpool for Boston
every Tuesday, bringing freight ana passengers d.
Storage tickets from Liverpool or Queenstown
and all parts oil Europe at lowest Iaies
Uhreneh Billie OF Lading gwen Belfast GLASGOW
and for Mediterranean ports, ''
for ireleht and CABIN passage Apply at the compa-
ny's Office, Is Broad-st. JAMES ALEXANDER
Agent.
>, For Storage passage apply to LAWRENCE s.
RYAN, 10 Broad ST., Boston, noIn,eQaodtt
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M Il. THOs. l.. O'ERION is this day adj
NJ mitted partner in our business.
Style OF firm as heretofore.
LOKING & THURSTON.
Portland, January 1, 1870. jan3siw
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Notice..

The undersigned will continue the Aucti n, Com.
mission and Real Estate Brokerage business under
the name OF r. A. BIRD q CO., at No il E, change
Street Personal attention given to the appraisal of
Merchandise and Real Estate, and to the disposal
reof by public or private sale.
jan1dtt RA Bird
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Opposition to Infallibility.

The opposition to the definition of the
Pope's InfallIbility as a dogma of Catholic
| faith was, it would seem, more verbose and
windy than real and substantial. 1t is but
due, however, to the Bishop of Orleans,
and most of the prelates who sided with
him, to say that they never denied the
truth of the doctrine which the Archbishops
of Malines and Westminster proposed to
make an article of faith. 1t was not to the
dogma, but to the opportuneness of the oc-
casion for promulgating it, that they OBJ
jected. But it cannot be denied that much
scandal has come of the opposition. The
writings of Mgr. Maret and. of Father
Crafty have given to infidels, heretics, and
other enemies of the Church handle of
which they have made much bad use; and
the harangues of some Hungarian and
other bishops in the Council, Of the sub
stance of which, at least, the anti Catholic
and anti-Papal Press have evidently been
put in possession, have done great deal
of harm. We take no notice Of Messrs.
Dollinger and the other rebellious priests
who have put forth their f1agitious libels
upon the Holy See in "Janus" and the
augsburg Gasette, for their malice overshot
the mark and rendered their libels inno-
cuous 1t is gratifying to be able to be-
lieve that no more cause of scandal will be
given by members of the Council. AS the
moment for action drew near, the opposi-
ton receded, and the vexed question will
now be decided Oy an almost unanimous
vote. 1t would have been better had this
occurred before the temporal Powers were
set in motion by the French and German
bishops to back their views. Surely an
appeal by Fathers of the Council to earthly
potentates to come to their aid in uphold
ing course adverse to that approved by
the great majority of the bishops was
rather inconsistent with the Catholic doc
trine that the acts of General Councils are
inspired by the Holy Ghost. How could
they kneel at the altar tomb of the first
Pope and of the Apostle of the Gentiles to
recite the "Veni Creator" or "Veni Sancte
Spiritus," aud the next moment, when find
ing themselves in n minority, cry out
4" Apollo CRsarem ?" To the remonstrances
of the Protestant Chancellor of the ex-
Kaiser little attention will be paid at Rome.
The Emperor of Austria, having basely
abrogated the concordat entered into with
him by the Holy See at his request, can
have no claim to attention at Rome. 1t is
very different with France: but we have
already been enabled to inform our readers
that the reports of hostile menaces from
Paris to the Vatican are entirely unfounded.
Neither the Emperor nor his Ministers will
interfere at all with the free action of the
General Council with reference to the Ques-
ton of Infallibllity and their apprehen-
sions with regard to the syllabus will, we
believe, be easily removed Weekly Re
ulster.
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ST. STEPHENS SoCIETY'-This Society was
formed in the year 1865 and numbers about forty
members Their officers reelected the third time, are
follows: Gen. Albert u. blanchard Presidents e
Dorc ESQ., Vice Presidents T. oBrep, Esq, Treasurer
d. a. Blanchard, Esq, Secretary.
although the Society yet in its infancy its
has been marked by many of charity and benevo.
ence and zeal and devotion of its members in tho
of religion have been Of much pride and
satisfaction the clergy of their parish donation of
$5 has been presented by committee, under resolu
peterborough their Rev. Director to the fund intended
procure Right Rev. Coadjutor Bishop
Of this Archdiocese gift which in its motive speaks
for itself
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-04-10

PRIME READING.-C. c. Haley, the great
Bookseller, Staoner and Newsdealer No 10 CONNER
cia Place and 1888 Poydras street. package of
the latest publications, and has his shelves the
Catholic World Lippencotts, Van Nostrand's Engineer.
ing XIX Century Eclectic Pntnam's. Overland London
Society Temple Bar Belgrava and Build.
lie Bean Monde all of the above april
He has also the largest of
foreign and domestic, in the South, among which he
sends u. the London Illustrated News London Graphic
irish People, Irish American, Irish Republic Irish
GtSen Dublin Natio9 Scientific American, Banner
OF the dav, and school books be rad of Mr. Haley
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
For the Week Ending Friday, April Q.
MoRNIxa STAB OFFICE. !

#@tt .r-ti4Ns MORNING STAR OFFICE.
~ tlii-I.-c Saturday Morning, April Q. 1870.
left the market at the time Of our last re-
ding, and aSac good middIng since which sales
have been OF more liberal extent. 1T stifning prices
the closing rates showing advance Of to 10. On
Saturday the demand rather slack and factors
to give fraction in order 70 effect sales
and the business confined TO $500 bales ct rather
weaker prices On Monday, under the stimulus OF an
advance Of ID at Liverpool and 10 at New York buyers
came forward with much spirit, and tho sales
braced $3.50 bales at advance Of to DC. Tuesday
sales wAre confined to $3.50 bales mostly Monday
advance. but in instances figures which would
not have been accented previously. Wednesday the
sales summed $3.50 bales at decidedly fuller prices in
the Dornine but slowly declined
met more freely and $3.50 bales again changed hands
partly at prices showing slight decline. On Friday
the market opened with heavy rain storm, but later
in The day the movement became quite animated sad
700 bales changed hands at in the lower
grades and to in the better qualities We quote as
follows: Low ordinary l5i to l7c ordinary 10 to 100
good ordinary 900 to low madiing ga 70 go mid
middng at asic per lb The total sales for the week
sum up 81 6lU bales
ssTobAcco-operations in this market exhibit an inn
provement compared with last week. Buyers. how
ever held alOO believing they could do better by
awaiting the receipts of further supplies. We
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GiYNS IL Observation-Disclosures we have regard
10 health comfort, gentecl graceful appearance
nothing is essential than that be neatly
AMI tseefuliy dressed And in this connection
pleasure IN referring readers the shoe
Messrs Glynn & Wiutz, No. Camp street These gen.
lemen act on tho principle that tho the cheap.
making their prices, these facts considered, low
the lowest Their materials from the best nanuflc.
turers in the country, their boots shoes made ex.
pessy for their customers and confidently warranted
The quality and fit of their goods ladies' gentlemen
anu tue young OF either SEX cannot be surpassed indeed
scarcely eqnal!ed Parties interested will note
these things N
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NEWEST THING OUT. A. Braselman g. CO.
are always on the lookout for novelties this thew
show deep knowledge OF human nature. The heart
yeafns-and particularly tho susceptible hearts the
ladies-after tho aud beautiful And just such are
the white canvas Grenadines just opened $50
Magazine street They suit every style of beauty
as they can be trimmed wtan color they adaped
Tor all cnnplcNions. 1t only remains add that as
usual at this establishments they disposed of very
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No 12 Camp street has within the last few davs under
gone complete change in its appearance and is now
htted up in regal st Mr.. Bowling its energetic pro.
prletor has lad IN one of the finest stocks of LADIES
gents and chld.ans boots and shoes that found
in the South AL goods have been marked down TO n
very low figure in order to have price please all
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BARGMNs.-The advertisement of JOS Mil
Ter, Jr Go1 Magazine street between st. Andrew and
Josfphine streets with the above heading, worth
pernsal, aud viii be worth Liuse-who call ex-
anime aud then purchase The prices affixed the so.
xea articles tell story and they tell it we'll
we VIII not dwell On these several articles
are bapYi ius NY
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Editor Ticss1urg Herald deem tiny duty to state,
that suffering thirty with pflapSus ami
~ incapacitacd for business DR. banning by the appli
cation OF has pile and proapsus ami brace has within
days given much relief and rest from u ain,
THAT money could not purchase the instrument. / ad
wise all sufrTcrst il mt once. WIN. BRATY.
Nck~burg Miss March 81, 1870.
DIR. Banning Will be 2I4 Camp street for few days
onI
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WALsHE's STocK.-T. B. Walshe ITO Canal
street, has hand complete stock of mems
furnishing goods and tine largest OF boys
children goods In this city, which sold the
reasonable terms. Those who visit ITO
be pleased.
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Tho Empire Sewing Machine bas no superior in +ls,s
market and in order TO place it within reach of all
tho price which is low, be paid by instalments
Bakely Hogan, 30 and lOI Canal street are the gen
eral agents. ~ 49,
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FERTII.HERs.-William c. Sibiey, 1872 Com
street. has Just received OF fsici
compound and Whttufocks veGetator which justly
celebrated fertilizers This is the last expected this
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yIcKsnuc. March 81 is

: NICKsBUG. March II. 1870.
Editor Misunderstanding with the piles for twcle days
and under treatment two plN sicans, DR., Banning
called in aud from is pile brace experienced i
mediate relief, and have fear of it's returning,
and ouh take times the fee charged by the doc
tor. recommend Dr. BanninS's pile brace as beyond
value to sufferers Ii Ike fttSseff.--W. .. MCRAE.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
IJIBERN1A BANK OF NEW ORLEANS.

HmERN1A BANK OF NEW ORLEANS.
CAPITAL Stock. $5OO,OOO
4 In $500 Shares, Of 500 each
Ten Per Cent payable at time Of sg6.erbing and Ten
Per Cent monthly afterwards until the whole is paid.
The following Stockholders elected Directors,
to until the Third Monday in January, 1871:
PATRICK IRWIN, A. MONTGOMERY,
HUGH McCLOSKEY ADAM THOMSON,
JOHN HENDERSON, ED. CONERY,
THOS. McKENNA, EDwD. BURKE.
THoS. FITZwILLIAM, WIN. HART, ~
fst NICHOLAS BURKE.
PATRICK IRWIN vas unanimously elected Presi-
dent, and ARCHIBALD MONTGOMERY Vice Presi.
dent.
The Bank viii go into operation very soon: Persons
DESTROYS Of subscribing to the stock do by calling
ON any OF the Directors OF
w. j. CASTELL Notary Public,
APPS If let Gravier street, adjoining Canal Bank.
THE LOUISIANA SAVINGS BANK AND SAFE
DEPOSIT COMPANY,
1873 Gravier street, bet. Camp and st. Charles.
President. ...........A. D. GRIEFF.
Vice President VAN NORDEN.
Treasurer. JOHN S. WALTON
DIRECTORS
Henry Peychaud, President Hope ms. Co.
W. II. Thomas, Of Folger & Co.
D. Wallace, Of Wallace & Co.
A. d. Grief, Of A. d. Grief & Co.
W. Van Norden of Van Norden & Co.
j. 8. Copes, Agent New York Life Ins. Co.
John 8. Walton, late Assistant Treasurer q. s.
The Banking department. Of this Institution will be
ready for business the FIRST OF OCTOBER 1869.
Deposits of FIFTY CENTS and upwards win be
ceived which Six Per Cent interest will be paid.
We shall BIO ready boxes and receive valuables
deposit, with guarantee Mammoth
Safe which will BIO absolutely burlar and fire proof
aeio'iv John WALTON Treasurer
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nes the Of our
Bright ns d d. ssSss soG s1Da sound
soasa5e half rs bright eaSs7a 90 dark SSos mum
800; fancy styles natural Leaf twist paneake etc. so
sr.AR AND MoLAssEs-The Improvement noticed las
week has been we'll sustained and prices are firm Tn.
is,sys iassTieT q pss r. e.: al
e 70 90 Is
supplies % are small they 81 4, mostly
pf reSosd to Csc for city rsnsd syrup
FLoys-The marke. is dull, With occasional pun
- single extra q So double extra s. Is; treble e1
s. a choice and fancy brands g to q So per bbL
hut consist mostly inferior description. which
is only @ d. at @ PTsss GS9
and yellow 81 % to 81 % per bushel.
last Rseeps have
demand prices have improved. We quote the market
BsASkssepts have been light while s the stock on
pounds on last Saturdays figures. We quote the mar.
ke5 firm atsi ,; IS per LOO lbs and , vt+, =, r,
tendency quote Prime to choice Western at ss to
PdMk-Has been dull since last report with very
little inquiry retail lots and mess is now held at
shoulders quoted at to lllc clear rib sides
LAnD~The market is dull Tierces, sell at Is to ,5sc
Day S.I1 MEAT-shonlders quoted at los to 1aac
BnsAKFasT BAcoS-Commands Isa to 1eac per Id.
is fair local demand p par
ssti, mess in barrels to sla clear sic
and r M is o r%s at e s S in
CorfnErhsre has been s,. "a, fair j0b2ng demand
lo5 to III good, l5a fair good to primo Is
to snc currency s
s. g saoIse and sss for
selling at 81 10 81 IL
LOUISIANA RIcE-Little has been done beyord job
bling business quote choice at g to TIC prime to
good to 6Ac, ordinary ~ to SIC The lower grades
PouITnY AND Eoos-Chickens selling on the land
80 30 I oz per to os
iitpssNCoan:ry hides in fair demand At previous
nt and Il to iSe for dry saed Green City
z 70 ss at e and
jobbng freely at &c per lb .;c,, ,a ,,,,,,;-. =,
and mos. in de demand ID - We quote
pale 50 81 So No. ], 81 50 to ~ NO at g. No.3
TaHpa at 81 Is small packages and IS so for 40
INDIA BAoeINe-There has been nothing doing at %
to sae for rolls bales at "a to Csc lb Kentucky
IRoN TlEs-Are steady and firm at to Ct perib, nc.
GuSsY BAos-There is little doing at15s to zoe per
COTTON SEED Oils in fair supply and moderate de-
and at 81 to Us for refined and per gallon
50 to q rs the levee a. as Is from store
Il IS to "a ae psr sa sle
Turk . lsiaud salt q 50 to si IS per sack.
FERTII.zERs-An kinds In good supply ond de.
mhnd. Dxons compound $40; Stems animoniated su.
S67 So 1'f Va e
BROOM CoRN-AH the light receipts readily taken
to $500 for fine. -
Money Market
The money market has continued easy since our last
report and the supply of money has been fully equal
the IL lpand All good paper IL readily placed ut the
quotations of last week which repeat follows: All
notes. with unquesonable collaterals to ~ p.r
cent per annum; AL notes without coilaterals to
per cent per month and good do at 81 IL Mortgage
i"- second grade y
cold liz |" iab American half dollars los to 100.
IcNchn dollars ll43 TO lis.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.

old e LA LIE.
OVER THIRTY YEARS BEFORE THsPEopLE
DIR, G. McLANE's
CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS
The greatest Medical Discovery Of any age
Delighted millions sing their praise.
No family person should be without them
ARE you SUFFERING NOWi
Have you Headache or Backaohes ,.t
Have you Constipation Of the Bowesf
Have you Sour Stomach
Have you q Bad Breath stre.r =
Have you Cold Hands OF Feeti IL fe5a
Have you Chills Feverf s~
Have you Papitation Of the Heart
USE DE-. MoLANE'S LIVER PILLS
Have you Suppressed Discharged
Have you Sickness and Vomitingf
Have you Irregularities Weaknessf Esst
Have you Rush of Blood to the Headf
Have you . Yellow Dscolored Skinf
USE DR. McLANE'S LIVER PILLS.
Have you Colo OF Diarrheai IN
Have you Swollen Distended Stomachi
Have You Gloomy Feeling and Poor Appetizer
Have you Bilious Symptoms Of any kindi
USE DE-. McLANES LIVER PILLa
Heed the warning. Delays are dangerous This
vice is worth Its weight in gold to the afflicted Be
you get DR.. c. McLANE'S LIVER PILLS. None genu
inc without the signature of FLEMING HROTHERa
Sold all over the world. mi21 9m
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The money market has continued easy since our last
report and the supply money has been fully eauai to
the d. ipand All good paper Is readily placed at the
quotations Of last week which repeat follows: Al
notes with unquestonable collaerals to IL per
cent per annum; Al notes without collaterals to
per cent per month and good do at II to
notes secured by productive city property in
i"- second grade. ~ ~
cold liz To ll2A American half dollars los to IDn
McNcnn dollars ll4i lis.
ctsrlnS exchange 1919 to 1871 francs 46sf 46a?
fbJi. New YORK exchange to per cent premium.
state Warrants 954 to 90. Metropolitan Police War
rants ~ to9i
City Treasury notes IL to II per discount