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TIE MCFARLAND MURDER TRIAL--we pub
lished in yesterdays STAR the details of the
trial, in New York, OF Daniel Mcfarland for
the murder Of Albert Richardson, received
here up to the time We went to press.
Subsequent dispatches state that Richard
Brown, dealer In fancy goods, was tho second
jurymaR accepted The two jurors then be-
came triers. Several jurors were called, but
found ineligible. Mr.. Van volkenburg stated
to the counsel that his sister was very III and
he expected every day to hear Of her death.
Upon this state of facts being represented to the
court, Mr.. Van Volkenburg was excused from
serving as juror. Henry Spicer testified tn at
he had lived in New York ali his life, but never
read the papers, and was excused. Augustus
+. Claussen, produce commission merchant, was
accepted as the third juror. Samuel Becker
man and Hans j. Hansen were also accepted,
making five. The sixth juror accepted proved
to be Peter A. Walsh, OF the Ninth Ward Quite
number of jurors, including James Turner of
the firm of Turner brothers., bankers, were
called, but found to be incompetent, as having
formed opinions in regard to the case. Anthony
MahrenhalZ was peremptorily challenged by
the defence, being the second peremptOry chai-
lenge. At O'Clock the court adjourned, 1863
names on the panel having been called The
jurors were sworn by the consent Of the counsel
on both sides and allowed to 60 to their homes,
the recorder, however, impressing on them the
necessity OF refraining from conversation or
from reading newspaper accounts of the case.
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Reading Matter on Every Page.


CONGRESS AND THE DISTRICT FIFTY YEARS
AGO.-A friend sends US a copy of the Wasl-
Ingt0n Gdzette, of December 81, 1921, published
by Jonathan Elliot 1t Is yellow with age, but
its leading editorial is as apropos as il written
to-day, for IL treats Of the failure Of Congress To
appropriate pubiic lands for school purposes
for the District of Columbia as it had for
other localities; it urges that government
thould aid In the work of improving the
capital OF the nation to the extent ut least of
paying taxes on its property here, and in refer
ence TO the failure of Congress to legislate for
the District-whIch seems TO have been felt fifty
wears ago as well As now-says that " the Chair
man of the Committee on the District of Column
bia in the House Of Representatives has fire.
quently complained of the indifference and
neglect shown TO every measure that the com
mittee recommends. and expresses the NORTH
cation it causes him."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-05

Corporation elections were held in MARYLAND
yesterday, at Towsontown, Frostburg, and Lau-
I'll At the two former towns the contest was
entirely pOlitical-straight-out Republican and
Democratic tickets being opposed-and at both
the Republicans gained the victory. At Tow
sontown the co ored voters exercised their right
for the first time in the State. There was no
objection made Mt the polls, and the election
passed of quietly. At Laurel, the defeated
ticket had on il men who were opposed to incor-
poration- The successful candidates were Jas.
Curley, George W. Kellogg, John A. Talbot,
Edward j. Phelps, Joseph \. Miles, John w.
Whiteside.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-05

The Rhode Island Legislature has just ad-
jOurned, after an unusually long session OF
twelve weeks. Forty-three public acts were
passed during the session, the most important
being those providing for the removal of the in
sane from the town asylums to the State asylum;
regulating the sale Of medicines and poisons by
apothecaries; establishing a State board of edu-
cation; regulating the sale and inspection of
milk, and abolishing imprisonment for debt.
This last measure has been considered and
argued for years; but little Rhody is conserva-
tive as well as small, ard not until this year did
the State get a Legislature that dared take the
responsibility OF the reform.
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MAYOR BOWEN AND THE CINCINNATI GA
zETTE-The ChrOnicIe of this morning saws in
regard to a dispatch in the Cincinnati Gazette in
relation to Mayor Bowen, that
"There is no truth in the statement that Nayor
Bowen has asked the President to interfere in
behalf Of the City Hall ring, nor any other ring;
neither has he asked to have ANYBODY turned
out of government employment who does not
support him for denomination.
Mayor Bowen is only anxious to maintain the
Republican party intact in this city. He will
not stand aside and see the party overthrown in
this District to crafty the spleen, the foolish
ambition, or the sinister purposes Of any man OF
Class of men.
Mayor Bowen's thorough Republicanism. his
faithful and honest administration of public
affairs, his high character as a citizen and a
man, and his known integrity and purity in pri-
vate and public life, place him in this commu-
nifty, In the estimation of all candid and fair
minded men, above and beyond these puny as
saults or his enemies.
President Grant knows Sayles j. Bowen, as
DO also all our best citizens, and the personal
assaults OF his antagonists are only so much
harmless pickering, the anmus and purpose of
be elsewhere"
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The Markets To-Day.
Iele1rdpk>d Erclufireln 10 Tie Kre,,Snn ~

BALTIMORE, April 5.-Cotton firm at Ply
Flour quiet and steady. Howard Street super
hne, s462 ass; do. extra, s.. II X ass; do family
extra, S5.50aS6; do. family, s6.I5ass.I5; Western
superfne, Si.62 aS5; do. extra, S5.12 HaS55O; do
family, s6as6.I5. Wheat steady; Pennsylvania
Sl3O; Corn, firm; white, S1.03aS1.05; yellow
Pork firm, at 81 as2. so; bacon active and firm
RIB side, 15c.; clear do, 16c.; shoulders, 12c
hams, &c., 2oc. Lard Arm, at Is c.a16c. Wits
key $1.03 for wood, and s1.0ias1.05 for iron. The
buyers are holding OF, but the sellers are firm
BALTIMORE, April 5-Virginia skies, cid, 81
bid, 81 asked; do. 1866, 66 bid; do. 1867, 60 Y
bid. North Carolinas, 45H bid; do. new, I'll bid
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WONDERFULLY CoSsCIENTIoUs LEGISLATOR
line following letter was received yesterday by
the Comptroller of the Treasury of MARYLAND
from a member Of the Legislature of that
State:
DEAR SIR:-Enclosed please find certificate
No i 10. for Sl4, being the balance unexpended
OF the allowance To me for stationery as a mem
Der OF the House Of Delegates. Also, find en-
closed postage stamps unused by me to amount
OF sol Believing that am only entitled to 50
much stationery and postage stamps as have
actually required for use in the public service
Il beg leave 10 make these returns for the use of
the state Very respectfully, your obedient
servant, WIN. NJ MERRIcK.
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KIHAXCIAL AMD UuUKKCIax.

The New York money market was active at
to per cent. on call until after p. m. yester-
day, when the demand abatsd and the offerings
were more liberal. The closing operations were
at . per tent. on Governments and per cent,
On stock. Some of the banks report a return
now Of currency from the interiof, and yester-
day afternoon a few of the prominent hanks
were lending more money on can than Tor "a NJ
DAYS past Prime business notee are quoted
nOminally At to per cent. q
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@"Frou-Frou" bonnets are the latest inven
tons Of a Broadway miiliner.
- The handsomest prince in Europe is com-
ing here next summer-Alexs Of Russia.
~The Lord Chancellor OF England is an ae-
tive Sunday-school teacher.
ga woman in Canton, H.. received bran
new nose, last week, formed Of flesh from her
forehead.
~Elizabeth Field, New York girl. I'm
Rome, has married the Prince de Triggiano
Brancaccio, whose fortune Is estimated at
twenty-five cents
@The Tsmmsny In New York Is soon to be
re-opened q genuine music-hall, with beer
and ballet combined
s%In England there Is q Medical Missionary
Society % look after bodily health In Missionary
FIELDS
0An improved cab, somewhat resembling
the London hanson but built TO hold four per
sons, has made its appearance in Edinburgh.
~The Y. M. G. A. of Buffalo maintains two
of which ladies hold prayer-meeting Tor fallen
women.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-05

The MARYLAND LEGIsLATURE-Enal Ad-
tearnneHt-The Legislature OF Maryland was in
session al night last night LARGE amount ~
business has been transacted during the session
III Is impossible, however, 70 state exactly what
80 done or eft undone during the usual ex-
element attending the closing hours Of the
session. The bill repeating the tax on mort
cages passed both houses also the bill in relation
to State banking institutions and the bill making
the annual appropriations for I-1i; also the bill
striking out the word white from the egstr 4tioa
laws, 10 comply with the fifteenth amendment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-05

Baltimore has the anomaly of a city govern
ment that proposes to reduce the rate of NUM-
cipal taxation. The proper committee of the
City Councils of Baltimore, after having duly
canvassed the necessities of the present year
have proposed the rate of tax at S15O on the slOt
of city property, which Il ten cents less on the
hundred dollars than last year. If any com
mittee of any Council of any city forty miles OF
so from Baltimore should follow this example
We dare say there would be no objection made
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-05

THE FAMINE IN JERUsALEM.-A letter has
been received in London from the Anglican
statement made on this painful subject by Sir
Moses Montefiore- The bishop In his letter
says: "A small donkey's load Of water costs Cd
To ne poor Jews whose family income is Is Id
per week. Many Moslems and nominal Chris
usns are IN the same por ition. What IL most
6eadful 10 contemplate n the fact that the
rrrfngs near Jerusalem are drying up. But
there Is another more terrible calamity st.il The
locusts are spread over the mountains Of Judah
and Sarnaria, In the valley of Jordon, and in the
plain OF sharon and Galilee, having come TO Law
their eggs. which will be Matched before the
harvest, and a. the Arabs say that each couple
lay two hundred eggs, countless millions Will
appear, eating every green thing. poisoning the
ground, and thus preventing grass growing for
the cattle"
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The Philadelphia "Press" believes that the
new colored voters of Pennsylvania will enroll
themselves in the Republican party. There are
about $500 colored voters in the state, OF whom
1900 reside in Philadelphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-05

IL Is new reported that the p. & o. steamer
Sunda has run down and sunk Carry and Ann.
The insurance writers will soon have to add a
clause excepting from insurance ships run down
by this celebrated line
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-05

The orchestra in the Chinese theatre at Frisco
sounds "hke fifty thousand wash-boilers falling
on i've story building on a brick sidewalk,
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We have from Philip s. Solomons an excellent
little poekst-msp of Utah, Salt Lake City, &C.,
prepared by b. A. Nj. Froiseth.
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by Bankers,' Byokeys', and Commerciol Liner of
Tsle0rapA] .tf - :. =.
All lines Frustrated north Of PHILADELPHIA.
Pa No stock or gold quotations nor cable re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-05

yielding to the solicitation Of friends, some
thing less than fourteen hundred well-known
Citizens consent to run for office in Nashville
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Constant ndpersistent advertising Is sure
prelude TO weslth.'-Stepkeg Gfrqrd.
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WOOD AND COAL.

PROPOSALS FOR GRADING AND GRAVEL
MAYOR s. OFFICE, CRY HALL
WAsHINGToS, ID. c., April 1. IsO.}
sealed Proposals will be received at this Office
GKhpi Il e aSd ma kipAr April Is lo for
streets: s ~" ~'0u
FIRST WARD.
twenty sixth street west, frosa = to street
Twenty thi I'd street west, from Canal to street
street. north, from Boundary to Sixteenth stree,
west.
SECOND WARD.
street north, from Twelfth 20 Fourteenth street
L street north, fsOm Twelfth 10 Fifteenth stres,
Ninth street west. from Ii to N street north, and
THIRD WARD.
pinswy Jersey avenue, frsa New York avenue to
FOURTH WARD.
Shth street eaAt, frem II TO street n nth
N99rtn Capitoi street, from street Derthto New
Second street west from ID TO street north
SIXTH WARD. F
Thirteenth street east.
n street south, fron Firth 10 Seventh street eset
SEVENTH WARD.
Q street soath, from New jersey avenue 10 Third
Bidders ~in state the price pr cubs yard for
ing the grading to be pad for only one way either
az cutting or hlling-that whic b neasufes most.
Zach street must be bid for separately
Al surplus earth to be deposifed where the Com.
inIroSements are to be may dreet.
The right to reject any or - bids b reserved
Eeeh bid must be accompanied By . written guar
os0 o'atF''' for the B%sa seS r.ror
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eever,me.s secur,e,..

WAsHrssToH, April 5, 1a0.-Jay Cooke Q
Co. furnish the following quotations Of Govern
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NH ct

VALUARLE Lots F0R SAIL have for sale
the following valuable botsc = - -
LOT 2, SQUARE s64 s-This lot contains z 81,
square feet fronts % feet the north side Of North
high Erornd, With commanding view, and arife
m 9ea 10, Ihe deRtn @ feet for S feet front. and
LOT 10, SQUARE 441.-This lot fronts ~ fee,
on esst side Of seventh street west between N and
streets NORTH and is ms feet ds-p, paved shey in
the rear ans one Of the valuable lots In that
SsSt z sss city front Tbs s, win 3 sold
= LOT kIJH or Sesfi = y unS1.
OF original Lot S fronts . feet inc hes or street
nortA between lourteenfh and Fiftsec ia streets
west Win adepth {axsrags) Of q feet Inches, and
feet Sy syersSe %. IA avenne nth depth 81
They are about midway q the SQUARE On each front
ana each fror, improved. From the contiruity Ia
the Ersssnry end other public oficss and bsniins
lnsumuone this ts censidereA very yaluablB \ =
LOT 10, SQUARE 13s.-This 1t fronts q feet on
stfess, between Seyenteenth and Eiqhteenth sts !
ana has depth Of lS3 feet for - feet 'front.' and
ret s .sr the rsmaining feet Occupied by the uni
Inc titles to these lofs are sesst, and the terra,
VIII Do made easy. FRED. W.yUEES. !,
Be bour q Law Building,
mn1oou 400 Louisiana ayeque.
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LOST AND FOUND,

.pca spotted SOW ears cropped The above reward
will be given If returned to HESTER CANT I7th
street, between X and streets ap5-2ts
&1S REWARD-Lost between 9TH and lNh
lOstreets, on Pennsylva nia avenue, SIXTY
FIVE DOLLARS. The finder will please leave fifty
at 1908 street, corner Of 18th, and receive thanks
Of owner. .. ... an5ats
GS MISUNDERSTOOD or stolen on the a2i of
PC March, q black and tan TERRIER; answers
to the name OF = Dick The above reward will be
corner 9TH and III streets, apps 2t-'
/ OST-Last night, at the Calvary Baptist Church.
MINI FUR COLLAR. The finder will please
leave II with the sexton, Mr.. Frank, or at fO4
street. apt-1ts
PEWARD S2O-strayed or stolen from 2ist 81 .
~ bet. and q, black Mich cow; star in
forehead; thick horns, turned up. Also, a BUFFA-
10 HELPER; red and white; ears clipped. PAT'K
SULLIVAN, 2lst ST.. bet. b and O.. ap4-3t-
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BOARDING..

observation-disclosures ROOMS, with or without
- BOARD, on very low terms. either Furnished or
anfurnished- Apply at No. 354 Penn. avenue aud
"a street, south side. al-3ts
ElRST-CLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
l. FRONT ROOMS, to be had on reasonable terms
at 1901, cor. Pennsylvania ay venue and 10Th street
Good location and accessible. mh23 ly
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OGa Of Srpusatesdess as.k hsp.cfo, Of S,,c-,, r.,
1Hss sH ksse,.sssf, - ks. ssid,sss, Cay
seaied rroReeas Nin - received at the Mayor 8
Umee nna. 1911 the Ilth q April, for
its interssstion wih sixth street west aocordiae 10
plans - TO be seen 81 the once Of the
Ins rient 10 reserved 81 the Mayor 70 reject any
. II s'as ., eAiAaaass n bliss
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rTHE BOARD OF CITY ASSESSORS hsv-
uS ing completed the assessment Of Taxable
Property the List Of said Valuation and Assessment
will Be open for inspection from the LIST TO the 10th Of
basement, west wing City Hall.
JOSEPH q. CARROLL,
President Of the Board Of Assessors.
WARRINGTON. d. c., March 81, 1870 apl sc
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GREAfaREDUo1IOxI
Good Nov GUITARS. %. so: ACCOBDpOxs
81 and 82.e0; vIOLIkS, With bov.-
Sl;soi nAk0s and eversthias else st77f,
'''p'' A''-s' L. WILD 4 BRO
mk3l-6ts No. ago nth ST., bet Pa ay. ana M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-05

Il NlTED STATES PATENT OfFlCE,
~ WARRINGTON, ID. c.. March 30, l60
-, On the petition OF 0LIvER p. STEVENS, OF
Cleveland, Ohio, praying for the extension of
patent granted to him ON the LIST day Of July 1896
and relseued on the 18th day of March, 1866 for an
ing grain, Seeds, &c:
IT is ordered that the testimony in the case be
closed on the Slst day Of May next; that the time
Tor filing arguments and the Examiners report be
limited TO the 10th day OF June next, and that
said petition be heard Son the 18th day of June ne
Any person may oppose this extension.
SAMUEL 8. FISHER.
III (t0rnrn rnfD
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w yoSkbiiOxs AND fArsxrsu1 AZ
10. le1s rsanHlvsada avenue. between ~ ~. "a
-. 20 Asa ssrssess south side. : -
sui Sss.ds SSp e. f' ;sssls
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EsTABLIsHED 1883.
JOHN AfDEENorr 4 BROS, /
- DEASExs.
sac PsnsccyHiyr dR1 cTsss' a sSb b ,s,sss
b RECIIVED Oh HTO1A0I AID soLn, m,
|. folrRIAors R 81 pnxMIpSH9loH o'
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A GRATED BREAD,
tMANUFACTURED BY d. b. FULLER,
.a. BALTIMORE.

Having secured the agency for the sale of this
celebrated Bread am prepared to furnish il te the
citzens OF Washington fresh every day, at reduced
price. The Bread, as improved and now mAnufac-
tured BY Mr. Fuller, will be found to be in ali re-
spects the best ever made. For sale by grocers
throughout the city.
Grocers, Hotels, and Restaurants served daily
. All orders left at the store Of C. h. SHERMAN.
No I002 street, will be promptly attended to.
ap55t J. T. UONNEp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-06
TUESDAY, July 5-P. VI

The week opcns on a money market of great
ease without any change in the rate Of interest ON call
or without any change from latest quotations OF COM
mercial paper
The gold market s evidently weak The shipments OF
gold are not equal to the expectations week ago. and
there is no use or demand for it at home The highest
price today per cent below the highest quotation on
saturday At 10 a. IN. gold quoted at lli at 1885,
11z. m. 111s: l2Is1l; 1906, ma; Eio III 200,
ms: o'clock 1lll at 3:lO 1ll2; 1920 1t @lll3 High
est lIl7; lowest. lll The following are the trahsac-
tions Of the Gold Exchange Bank Ccarng' S276lsOO
GOLD balance Ssjl22 currency balance, t9'J,3jo Pad
for carrying l. IL p and per cent paid for borrowing
FIAT"
Foreign Exchange is steady and dull to-day at irac-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-06

Government bonds to-day with the exception Of the Cs
OF 1881 and the 52O> of 1862, coupon, have sympzed
with gold in It's weakness. The 52Os Of G7 are per cent
of from prices on the ID inst Tie iO4o7 registered are
oug Yep cent below par with gold, while the Cd Of 1851
are cent below par with gold. Holders of these
lorl... fling tHe action of Congress ON The Funding
bill before tls. - t,t market with them to any con-
siderable extent
In state bonds, North Caron1s unusually
active and strong to-day The old bonds sold AT t2I 81
at the First Board 55 between calls and $50 ass. at the
Second Board The new, special tax 30 al 92s
The old bonds sold 80 the new az 3 and the special
tax at 2i ON Saturday. Tennessee 6s, new, Cj4Oi5i
Georgia - 925; South Carolina, new, ST.
There were but few transactions in railroad bonds,
Central Pacific selling at 9Oi; Union Pacific sji Mwau-
kcc and St. Paul S. los; New-York and NcwIayen e.,
u. There We're no sales OF bank stocks. In express
shares Western Union, go; Adams Express C3; Amcri-
cau-Mcrchants' Union, t5i Pacific Mail, i2s.
The stock market to-day has been dull but strong Lake
shore being feature of most interest On Saturday,
al the Fr, Board it quoted loo and to-day at 1O4
at the First Board and 1919 at the Second There is a
sufficient local passenger and freight business this
line road make it per cent stock, while its through
freight and passenger business is immense. The rmer
tone and confident feeling continues in the stock
market though the sales Of shares not large prices
are firm and advancing. After the first call to-day prices
decincd but the market recovered its strength at the
second call. We give below the highest sales of the
stocks named at the dates given:
We give below the highest sales Of the stocks named
tl,,. a..
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THE MARKETS.
Carefully Reported for Tue TRlpUyE.

TUEsDAi, July s. 1910
AsIIEsThere has been fair demand for Pots full prices sales
W Pearls aren nominal
BEEswAX-Thers has been moderate
and Southern at 16l Q37c.
BlsILEs wiho feature. We quot, from 81 20
for American GRAY and White.
BROOM corn AND BRooMsThe demand has been firm Tor Corn
AMI the market seay sales OF MId 10 Fair Odll and Good
Choec Hur at 2aJe Boons In fair demand at ~ 50d - 30
per dozen.
CANDLBSThe dcmaRl sin only Of obbng character prices
unchanged We Ootc Adamanne lie Sperm &c. aud PAten
a1d45c.
CoA-A good local and Eastern sslos Amboy 81
Lump SEQ Ge and bgK - 3D. and Chestnut At - o.
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~ For the safe and advantageous investment OF
July interest and dividends, tine CONNECTICUT AIR
LINE BONDS present unusually attractive features
which will commend them 10 all classes of investors
The road is completed to Middletown. The re-
naming unfinished portion is more than half done.
Full particulars furnished by
HATCH & FoOTE. No. II Wafl-st.
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E-r-cn E.cLnngc b. .t-nay and In Lo-lay 81 &c:

The steamer Allomanu.a to-day took out SOj,Li2 III
specie.
The following the quotations in the Long Room this
morning. Pacific 42 New York Central and Hudson, $685.
do Certificates, g5t 2ts; Reading, 1875 Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern IO Of3; Chicago and Northwestern,
ssi Gsi Chicago and Northwestern Preferred s9 CHI
caeo aud Rock Island, lls5 us; Ml~Huk and ST. Paul.
cas- Milwaukee and ST. Paul Preferred o5 ISL; ONO ana
Mississippi, 3tsa}t3.
We give below tine bid, for and the highest sales Of GOV
eminent bonds al the dates named:
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HENRY CLEws & Co, 30. Sc Whilst.

To INYEsTORs.-Y ERMILYE x Co, Bankers, Nos. 10
and Is Nassau-s offer the following irstcass secur-
tiles Long Island Railroad LIST Mortgage per cent
Bonds price 90 and interest. Southern Central Rail
road New-York State LIST Mortgage per cent Bonds
price S7l and interest Kalamazoo and White Pigeon
Interest guaranteed by Lake Shore and Mich. So X.
X. CO.. LIST Mortgage per cent Bonds, price S7i aud
interest.