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FINANCIAL And COMNERCIAL.
WALL STREET.

WALL STREET,
THURSDAY May ll-8 p. M.
On 'Change today wheat was higher and in fair
demand. The cotton market was active anc strong,
with an average advance Of about &c per lb In che
several grades
TIE NEW LOAN.
The usual Wall street despatch says that the add
tional subscriptions to-day to the new loan were
$372,ooo. making the total subscriptions aud con-
versions to date $63 49, 100. Tie Associated Press
despatch Of this evening states THAI the additional
subscriptions were sSs, 900. Among the recent sub
scribers Is the Union Dime Savings Bank OF this
city, which took 100000 of the new bonds through
the agency Of the Security Bank.
MONEY THKER TO FIVE PER CENT.
The money marxet continued easy, with the same
pressure to lend national bank notes, which are q
drug in the banks and are offered free Of interest
for week to ten days, on condition that the bor-
rover shall make repayment by check or with
greenbacks. In direct exchange for the latter they
are oHered ut discount OF u a per cent. On
call loans were made ut three TO four per cent on
governments ana 81 four TO dive per cent on stOcks
Prime paper Ia Ia fair request at OK per cent
discount.
Foreign exchange was dull after the steamers,
and steady at the rates last quoted.
GOLD USSRrTLEO-lIlh 111'S.
In the morning gold opened quite nrm on the an.
nouncement that the Bank OF England had lost
flS1 900 bullion Tor the past week, although no init.
nation was conveyed Of any hnrention to alter the
rate OF dlscounk At the same time the market was
strengthened b. the exports OF specie, which were
S46o, 900 from this city by The Bremen and 100000
from Boston by The siberia. rev sales had oc'
curred at Xix; but tho bulk OF business during this
time was at TX. At noon the bids Tor the govern
ment gold were opened at the Sub Treasury and re-
veaed q spirited competitive demand, the
amount asked for being $500, 900, at prices rang
Ing nom lll.4) down to llo.4O. The fact
started considerable activity IN the Gold Room,
where the price advanced to 11IS, but, falling TO
hold at that point, rcceded to and closed weak Mt
INK. The government sale was confined to two
millions, which was placed at lilac to 111.24, lot
Of 900 going at the former figure. The Assist
ant Treasurer ruled out one bid for $780, as
irregular, the proposcr demanding double eagles.
The course OF the market Is shown IN the table,.
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STREET .QuorArl,as. :
HaIf.past Five O'CLOCK r. nT.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, May 11-6P
coFrEH.Thc market for all descriptions without de.
cided We note sales OF ls bags Ro per steamer
Ptolemy, At los<c, gold, In honda fair invoice We
cargoes, 10 loc; fair do lokc llc;
nod do, llkc l1sc; primo d. l2Ac l3xc; extreme
range for lots. Ioc l3c, gold per b. in bond thirty to
sixty days credit. Java bags Isc. 2oc do
Igoyernmsn' grass mats, lsc Singapore. l7c 49,
&c.,; jamaica, 1sc: 15hc St. Domingo gold In bond
sssc 10c Costa RIGA, Sxc al7c. Manila 3c l5c Next
Included n the stock are a bags Java, ss bags Ceyon
1853 bags st Domingo 502 bags Costa Rca lgl6 bacs
Mexican 1850 aaiabar, and 7S bags Savania Total
stock other than Rio, ,2l9 stock Ro 764 bars
CorTos. Influenced by the sharp upward movement in
the market for future deliveries prices cotton on the spot
advanced hc &c per H. Tor ordinary and good ordinary
and nc. lb for low mddng and the grades The
demand chiefly from exporters despite
c aHc PR h., which, comparing New York prices with
class OF The inquiry from spinncrs was fair but
the preensons Of sellers restricted
Speculation active. The of to-day were ~
follows.- = - -
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY MAY T. lsz-rRlPLE sI IEEr

tiers include British bark. from PHILADELPHIA - the CONT
nent 1900 obs petroleum., 49, iv1 briti,h brig from
Phadepb to the United Kingdom, 1000 bbls. petroleum.
6s British ship from Philadelphia 70 the Confident 900
bbls petroleum. Is 3D. Norwegian brig, hence 70 the
United Kingdom, 1850 bbs petroleum, private terms ru-
mored 8s 3D. british bark 4s tons. hence 70 port on
British ship, hence port the Continent 1870
quarters ran g. 3d. Norwegian bark hence 70 Cork for
orders 1000 qnarers wheat g. 3D. British bark, hence 10
Cork for orders. 200 quarters wheat 1s I'd.
MoLAssEs.-The market for foreign was Arm with con-
tinued fair demand We sales Of ~ hhds b.
Crox private terms and Si do. Ceniussos AZ &c Do
a from &c. TO &c. Tho stock comprises Ss08 hhds Cuba
t3 do Porto Rico Engish Islands bbs New
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Gold EXCHANGE Bank were as folows:-
S SoId SS3
NuIfcHCy DGiauseS. ..........,........... euU,lv
GOVERNMENTS STEADY.
The government list was steady, showing only
one narrow 1uctnaton at the time gold was Ill x,
when 1t was shade higher. subsequently this Inn
provement was lost, ana the market closed steady
and strong Us follows-Unlted States currency
skies, 1855 1157S; do. skies. 1881, registered,
1857 III; do. do do. coupon, 1888 III; do. nve
rwentes, registered Nay and November, 10Y Ill;
do. do. 1892 coupon, do, ll07s nix; do. do.,
1854, DO. do 1loys Ill; do. do, 1868, do, do
llo2s III; 90. do, registered, January and july
l13h ll5H; do, do, 1866, coupon, do, 1l3k o
1875 DO, do. 1857 DO, do, lis IA ll31l; do. do
1865, do, do, 115k 1l3,s do ten fortles, regis.
tered 1osal 100; do. do, coupon, 1925 1c9H.
THE SOUTHERN STATE BONDS STRONG.
The Southern lat was strong, and for the new
Tennessees quite active. The latter advanced to TO-
which continued BID TO the close. The old bonds
were lees active aad In plice about half per cent
behind the new. The Misseuris we're strong on the
approach OF interest day, aud advanced fully one
per cent. The south Caronnas continued steady,
and curlously enough. strong on favorable anticl-
patiOns OF what Is to be done by the Convention at
Columbia. The following he final street
prices:-Tennesscc ex coupon. 69i1 q 20; do. new,
20 o 70L; Virginia ex coupon, 60 q 20; do. new,
TX a ~; 90. registered stock, Old, 66,s ST.;
Georgia skies, 81 a s6 do. sevens, SO 90;
North Carolina ex-coupon, AK As; do. funding
1866. 81 so; do. do. 1868, 80 80; do, new 25x
90; d. special tax, 1s1 1917; Missouri skies, o5
p5k; do. Hannibal and 81. Joseph, 90 93,s;
Louisiana SKIES IS q 10; do, new, 90 a o5; do,
ievee Sizes 20 To- do do. eghts 81 ST. do, Pent-
Tertiary sevens, Io-a Ia do, Railroad eights "a
80; Alabama ives 70 70; do. eghts 102 1O4; do.
Railroad eights, o5 OF; South Carolina SKIES IS
IS; do, new, January and July, 6sAs "a; do, do.
April and October, 6ll< 90; Ark sls sixss, IS 90.
do. sevens, 50 a 81
STOCKS DILL AND LOWER.
The stock market was intensely dull during most
of the forenoon, and this condition wearied out
the patience OF some smaller operators and also
tempted q little movement on tho "bear'' side. The
sales thus began led 10 quite sharp decline In the
afternoon. aid produced very unsettled aud weak
feeling Eventually tho "bull' cliqnes began to
rally the market ana toward the CT ose put prices
back again most instances to within fraction OF
the starting point OF the decline. In several cases
the rally efreciual as to make the closing
quotations the highest OF the day. the stocks Illus
tratng this feature being Western Unton Telegraph
Ohio and Mississippi, Eue, Union Pacifc, St. Paul
ana Wabash.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest ana lowest
prices OF the principal stocks during the days.
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NAVAL SToRKs.-Sprts turpentine sed TO . moderate
extent full prices The loo bills arrive at 5c,
30 bbls In lots from store c and 100 bis from dock q Sc
Tar quiet hut h 80 bbls Washington realized 81 b0
Wilmington WA hold at s s. $2 7o Hosin va. nrm on he
Il ale: e. ss a Sass n' q
1000 strained ON private terms.
'PETRoLEUN.--The market firy active for refined,
and decidedly frmer. CRUDE steady ut HAc. $780,
without transactions Of Importance The sales were about
IL COO bbls, folows5C0 bbls refined standard white,
a ssa half All. Nay sb Do. sr: ns S JSn' z
half July, aSc, and 900 bbs last half July, at 2c.
There was sale of about s01v bb more but we
unable TO learn the particulars The Phadcpha mar
ket active and firm roned Tho reported clea were
5000 bbs refined last half May At 24ho 5000 dor
trst half and 90 do last half June at 80 5000 do, last
2c, ant do, each, last half August and September,
PnoyIsIoNs -Receipts-Pork SIT packages; cut meats,
BIB packages The pork market without nott worthy
change in price aud less active. We quote sales Of oJO
bills mess for juno at ST. closing at from I'll $l7 IA
without change. Cut meas-There triae better
market for picked hams and 10 teces wers sold at
for heavy Other descriptions quiet Bacon qucs
but firm. There small business in long clear At 80.
Lard In slight dcmand 7i0 iercea taken for Jnns
at 1870. Butter quot at former quotations. Cheese
l4xc al51Sc.
suGAR.-The market without material variation: the
demand being light and prices steady The sale about
t08 hds the bass OF 9c. 9c. for fair TO good REIN
Ing Cuba and lot OF bbls equal to 26U has a from 9
DAG Also 3a boxes on private terms and S55 ceroons St.
less easier Sales at l2lic. for
soft white aud lSc for crushed graduated and puveze
hessrs c. Amann Co., report the following stocks and
coMpariSons:-
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SCaLDED TO DEATH.

Coroner Schirmer yesterday held an inquest at No.
1sl FIRST avenue on the body OF AIchaei Newman q
child two years old, who died from the effect of
falling upon him.
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Stock this dny, May II, 1871.
Comrarinc with atock-

Cuba-Inferior to refining S}Ic. 9Gc.; good
nnins, sSc. sSo. far to good grocery se prime
boxes $50. ilc molasses bids. and boxes sac. asc
nelado 4c TIC Havana-Boxes, Dutch standard, Nos.
isSe: a,iiaos i e * il.$. iss;; do, i
hntng grades 90. shc; grocery grades szse 1919
caysd and superior she sAc o New , 0reans-Rednng
wHIsKEY-Receip.s, l0A bbla The marko: steady
At 9lc., with sales OF 3UU bbls.
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Wlept was less active but higher Tho tales about
bushels at 58 Tor spring in store and anoai
steady with sales OF $1,000 bushels ~ 7sc scc for mred
79c for dry do IN store Soc elc for yellow. were
firm at dc &C. for Western $40. Go. Ohio with sacs
OF 7O0W bushels Barley moderately adv
We note sales 5000 bushels Canada at III 10 RYE
duh. #f#. 80
FRRIaursThe market for grain frsshts Armsr aud
steady for other The charterng business
active, but rates were steady; The snsaesmena ITO
bales cotton hd OO boxes choose toa $50 boxes bacon
~. TO London. By SAIL 4soO boA nour - 81. The char
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- ADJUSTMENTS.
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
" POSITIVELY LAST NIGHTS
IT oF AUG UsriS DALYS GREAT DRAMA
FRIDAY, May IL.
< SATURDAY. May L.
LAST MATINEE
n rov SATURDAY, May IL.
MISS AGNES ETHEL n. soNDwWn ho"sh
Monday evening, May l5 will be presen,.d : rs, a..
ton OF Harrison Ainsworh's celebrated noyel Of - "S
~ JACK SHEPPARD.
with entirely scenery, costumes aud
Powerful Company
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In the gold loan marke: the rates ranged from l
to 3per cent for carrying. The operations or the
Gold EXCHANGE Bank were as follows:-
Gold cleared $1s, 900
Gold balau ces. S06,684
Currency BALANCES. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 600, 1913
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PROPOSALS.

ITO CONTRACTORS
Proposals will be received at the Water
Office 49, Main street, Till O'Clock r. A OF the lt day OF
May ISL for constructing about 1000 hnea brick
and nea feet OF pipe In the Mon lgomery
and Alikll districts.
The proposals. should be sealed addressed Water
Commissioners" and endorsed ''rroposas Tor sewers"
The maps, prohles necessary forms specifications
Monday, the 9Th inst.
The be completed bv The LIST dny OF iuy, 1872
Security in the sum OF So, QUO will be required.
BY order OF the Board. 49,
J, h. q. RAND, Chief Engineer.
PoUGHKrxrsIK, N. Y, May 3 1871,
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

1DARALYsIs AND OTHER AFFECTIONS OF THR
= the Nerves. Their Treatment and Sure.Pup,ished May
M-By George n. Taylor N. D., author OF "Dfssaaes Of
Womcu," a.. Price 81. booksencts have H.
q 4 WILLS ~ BroadWak ~Tesk
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WALLACKS.
w Proprietor and Manager. !. Mr. LISTER WALLAOK
THIS EVENING,
Mr.. w. =. 0iibcrt's comedy.
RANDALL'S THUMB.
Pronounced by
PRESS AND PUBLIC
OF tho very
FINEST OF THE MODERN COMEDIEa.
Character. by Mr. John GILBERT, Mr.. CHAs. YIsHB1
RiNGGoLD, Mr. M. LANAGAN. Mr.. y, J. LEON ,RD, MI.
W. QUIGLEY, Mr.. j. PECK, Miss CLARA JEHNIN0o.
Miss EfFIE GERAON, Miss EMILY MESTAYER and Nrs.
SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY.
ACT !.
Gardens of the BcachlnGon Hotel with coast in the
Distance
ACT II.
THE CLUMP ROCKS, WITH VIEW OF THE SEA ~
THE RISE or THE TIDE
ACT Ill N3
GROUNDS AND HOUSE AT BEACHINGTON,
THE VILLAIN UNMASKED. AND
CLEAR FIELD FOR REGINALD.
SATURDAY, MAY IT,,
RANDALLS THUMB
Carriages for the evening may be ordered a
l0A0P.M - 81
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EYES AND EARS.


CLOTHING.
IT THE SOUTHERN AND WESTERN AGENT STORE,
IN No. 80 seventh avcnueLRdies gentlemen having
articles TO dispose Of such Wearing Apparel Carpes Fur
nture, Jewelry tc, receive the From
IS TO 500 for Dresses 50 to Sl6 and 50
Pants am compelled TO these pr,ces have a large
order to Ill., Please call on or address Mr.. Mrs RoSEN
BERG the number as above. Nolice-Orders will
tualy attended out OF the city.
eSS BROADWAY NEAR THrRTEENTH STREET
n II. HERR highest cash price for ladies'
temens Wearing Apparel Carpets, &C. Ladies waited
BY Mrs. HERR.
AT 9. MIsH's, 1877 THIRD AVENUE, LADIES AND
n gentlemen can receive the highest price Casi-of
Clothing and Carpets, BY calling addressing. Ladies at
ATA RosfNTHALs, 2ss THIRD AVENUE, NEAR
IA Nineteenth street late 81 Third Ladies and
gentlemen can Obtain the highest values for Cason Clothing
and Carpets by lnqurng or addressing Lades attended,
by Mrs. II. RosenthaL
-
ATE. HART's, 400 SEVENTH AVENUE, BETWEEN
~ Thirty fourth and streesadies and
emen obtain the highest values Clothing
and Carpets By mourning addressing Ladies attended
By Mrs Hart
AT J. ANbALT's, l7s SEVENTH AVENUE LADIES
N aud esncnisn win be surprised pricea Anhait
pays Tor Cason Cothng. Carpets Furniture and JewerH
guarantee 10 pay 81 per cent than other
ease .ry and convince yourself Call address j. AN
HALT, re a~~sath avsnuA Ladies' aNsndsd 10 ~ Mn
AAhail = -"
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ADJUSTMENTS.

y Sole Lessee Manager ,......Mr. AUGUsTIN DAILY
Mr.. CHARLES MATHEWS
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
FRIDAY EVENING, May ~. Hardwick's comedy OF
THE BACHELOR OF ARTS.
MR.. GATHERwOOI.
SATURDAY EVENING, May IL, last time OF
USED UP
THE CRITIC.
SATURDAY MATINEE May 10, At halfpast one,
USED UP
and
- GATHERWOOL.
NJ MatnewH In every also Mr.. w. DnvdCe, George
rnrkec a. r De We're. WHITING Basconib Mathiaon. Miss
lara Morris, Linda Detz Mrs. Winter, Nellie Mortimer,
nate Ciaxton, Amy Ames TO-
-. MONDAY NIGHT, May Is,
nIM production OF Byrons and original comedy, In
three acts, .
- NOT SUCH A FOOL AS HE LOOKS,
Wn new ana appropriate scenery by Roberta furniture 10
mode and powerful distribution.
The principle characters by Mr.. Charles Mathews, W.
Linda Dotx and Miss Gilbert -
- BOX sheet open two weeks in advance.
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Il

SIN Wtount Sinai.Soipitale iino nod Is
8crwunOete III Sebanolun9, nanllih: 8rah
@Qen Saiep, Yatrid Reab, Charles VI. SAL
tenaf, gSiuie @aruer, Sobn S'Srien, Sre'
berid tpoiparO, Wiliam Clancy, Ybilipp
9inberbed, Batrid parpep, Sobn Uraog, y.
@larf NIB Sames 9ennon.
Bon ben Seripunoeten I'M 9ellupe.po pt.
tale meroeu tpabriheinlid nod S,uet ibren
SerieSun9ert erliegen.
Die Iuslagen Der Wittlpe oeS 6. $. g.
@aifnep bel Der geltern bon Coroner Seenal
porgeuomnleneu eeihenibau ieeen eS auBer
3meiiel, baB Der Selbltnorb ceS tn9liidlla
den aus @eiiieSt1run9 in Solge Der Grct9.
nilie an IL. b. WitS. Encouragement lit.
Seit 0onneritag Morgen iprad) er ponJti1ts
ais bon benz ,3tiot." Gr mar babel Der Wtei,
nrtg, Der Iuirubr balere nod fort itub er
werOe geSwungen iein, ais WiliSiolbat aui
feline 4anbsleute 5u f%elcrt. Im Sonnta9
yiorgen ueriuhte er iif i'll %ralircn, fonnte
aber nift; feline Sanb S~itterte 81 tart. 8rau
@aifnep nabm inn Darum oaS 6aiirmelier
ipeg. 4lS ie am ielbeu Morgeu IN leim 3tnls
nler trat, lag er aif Dem SOCen. Gr mar
nit Slmt bebedt. Otit eirtein alien WfeIIer,
bas inn geblieben, bate CT ih Die Seble
b%urtidnittcu. Ser Wabrlprud Der @elflpo>
relcn lautete auf SeIbltmprb bel temporarer
@eilteSltbrung.
-(9as Steubeu>N onument.) 0as 500.
nlme1t, tpeld)sS iiber benz @rabe beS @enes
rails Stcuben I'M StenbensG ountp erriGtet
mirb, lbreitct raid ieiiler Solleloung ent9es
gen. g8ie ms !pr. 81. &apfL it,, Der I'M
8erien nit @ohpernelr SeDmour allcSAtbgs
lide fir bic @rrihtung oieieS Denfmals &C.
than bat, mittbeilt, 1T oas irtere Wialer.
ipert bolenbet uro aud Der aus gralem Sra.
nit beitebenbe, IA bel 8 SUB nieIienoc, @iir.
fel bereitS 9eieet. 9icicr gSiirfel, gu Dem Die
Steinplatten I'M Sleubets Snlntp ielblt ge>
arbeitct wurbell, ihlisGt Die lleberreite Der
getfe bes Ssloen Elm. Sie obere Slade bes
gSiirfels bilbet bic Ylatte bes altcn Srabes.
Sas Sfelett 1T poundubig crbalten; bon
benz Soloatenmantel, NIT benz man ben Sc
neral hrs @rab legte, iino MIR nod Sheile
pDrbanoen, bagegeu 1T Der untfornrod nub
Die Beintlcioer falt nod nnperebrt. Sroens-
fern uuo Gpauletterl iino iebod peribipnn'
ben. Die pDramihnle Spise beS Mouuments
ntro, nm OIL ben aolen Sn iparen, crit I'M
9erblte ODER @intcr aufscieet peroel. Die
@rabltGtte lol nit elmer Steinmauer einge.
fabt meroen; aub bcabidti9t @ouperueur
SeDmour fir bic 5crlelang eir,er 6abrhraBe
bon Erenton Salts mad Der @rabitatte Sor.
&C gu trageu. Die Wappen oeS @ene.
rails Stelbeu iopis Die nbtbi9en Sil.
idriiten lucrsen in Die Steilplatten einge.
meiielt iperben. Die @inmetbun9 oes Dent.
mails 1T fir ben ndAlen pierten Suli pros
%iettirt. (StSstg.)
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9eieui6oft.4 murOe oeferu mittoo in ieinem

@eieli6aft,~ muroe geIteru Ritta9 in ieiusm
@eihGftSlotale III Y%ittSburg, pa, pom Vfor'
ris .. 6arrp aus Utica, Diid., Der geferi in
Bittsburg angefolnme1 mar, 9el6oiell lno
lebeuSaeIibrIidj Uerlpunoet. Seioe battet
Serruanote gebeiratbet, b~efanoen fih nege1
@efoanqeleaenbeiten IN Streit nit einauoer,
1to hattie 2oueribge ben 6Grrp auf Yabluug
elmer g%epiifeu Summe @eloes uerflogt. Sar.
IN fragte ben 9ouerioge turb Dor Se9ebung
Der Chat mebrere Otale, oh er ft6 nit ibm
arsi6bnen moue. ItS 9oueriOge oieieS per-
neiute, be1iug parrp oas Serbrehen.
- Sn Gan SranSlsco uno Sacramento
bieB es geIteru, baB bic ySeHtral."uno Salt
foruia. Yacifics Sabnen" on bic ,Bennlglua.
uia-G Central" pertauft noroeH ic;ti:, mas anf
Der 85rie cine iuabre Buniqne eISeugte uno
Elm id9es Sallen Der Srunotiids- Yreile IN
Sacramento sur Solge bate.
8orgeitern gt0ht iuiitbete i'm iueltlid)sn
S6eile bon Solpa ein firdterlid)erp agelltirnt.
Sn atlantic lpuroen oas Yo"geb1noe lno
mebrerc auoere tSGuier SeritIrt uuo jluei Der.
ionen lebenSgefdbrlid perleet.
&or eiRigeu 8oten ipnrbe Hidaro
MlcMitten, ais er nit einem Sunbe ipielte,
BON oteiem in bic Sauo gebiien. Gr ltarb
geiteru nod uiertdgigcu, unid9liden SelSen
an Der WaIieriuht.
-0a8 Saus Der StaatSfegislatur BON
Connecticut bat nit 119 gegen SO Stimmen
ben antrag ab9elebnt, $500, 900 sur Grridl'
tli1g zines ueuen Staatscapttols 6u bemiai'
gerI.
- 9n Sans GttD, Sanias, fam eS Wfontag
Hadlt smiihen mebreren Soloaten oes G. ga
paleries &egimentS NIB sinigcu Siirgcrn Su
einer S6lG9erei. Charles Sarriion mlroe
getObtet unO Sderii SarlbOn t6otlid per-
muuoet. aud, 5pei Soloaten uno Suei all'
bere Yidnuer murOcn uerruunoet.
= Sn GOnccrO, R..9:, brantte, 9cltsrn
Morgen Elm ganSeS Sduicrgepiert ob. Die
96be oe8 S6aoens II nod tid)t teli9eltelt.
Die gelirige Sontantensa uSfubr Don
Reps gOrf nad1 europa betru9 $465, 900.
- 0tontag baben bic SabreSidluBteterlife
leiten bes ,9tmberlt-S taatS lanoiptrtblt)att'
lihen Colleges" bel Sprin9telo, Utan., be'
9onnen.
Die Sofoner @taOtbsbBrben bubsn Elm
Gomite nad Ybilaoetpbia geitidt, unl rpegen
bes I'M Sabre 1876 ab5ubaltenoen bunoert1db'
rigen Subelicifes nit ben Ser. Staaten.@ 2nt.
mtiidren urlb ben StabtbebDroen BON Ybtld'
belpbia &iidiprafe gu nebmel.
SIM unteridatamte in Nefu.Dort GIN
gen gelteru 10 @ebOte auf Die BON Der 6egie.
rlill9 perlaltgten 0IA15man6l9er I'M Selalnlllts
betrage bon 81, 278, 1000 jI 1926 bis 1924
Gin. Die Gegierln9 mirb l Wtia. gu 1890
bis 1922 80 nebmen.
SIM Sinanjiabre bonn 80. Snni 1870
bis oabtn 1871 puroen folgenoe Sierftenerl
Stempel u%us9e9ebcn: 385 ,2l0 Srboft .Stems
pei, 1,704,480 SaBfempel, 1920, $50 Salbs
aBsStempel, 12.927,180 SiertclsS tempel
unO 4,166, 760 Idtel'S tempcl, in Snmma
%, 7o3 1903 Stempcl, bic eiuen @ertb pom
81 ,4S5 1852 reprdicntiren, cine 3unabnle bon
2,277,653 StempelsY tarten I'M Wertbc bon
$729, 562 gegeu Oas Soriabr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-20
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

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