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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

, LONDON MoNEY MARKRT.-LoNDoN. March 6-4::0 p.
M-Consols closed 93s for money and W for the ac
count United states nvswenty bonds, 1923, s2; isoas
old, 9Sk lt67s 92t< ten-forties Sssz.
YARIs BOUBsE.-PAnIs. March 5.-Rentcs at 66f BIC
FRANKroRT BoURsE.-FRANKToRT, March ga NJ
united States nvewenty bonds opened at ss for the
Issue of 1852
I. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-LIvEEPOOf, March 6--4
p MThe cotton market closed easier. Middng upIends,
flkd HID mddnx Orleans 1ssd. The sales Of the day
export
LIVERPOOL BRHADsTUFFs MARKEr.-LIvE RPooL, March
6P. MThe breadstus marker 10 heavy Wheat lie.
p2s Genital Tor California white, lis 3D. Tor red
winter Flour, a5s 26s 3D. per Dbl for Western Canal
Oats, IA. 10d. per busheL
LONDON fRoDUoE MARKEr.--LoSDoN, March 8.-Tal.
low, Hs 3D. per cwt Spirits OF turpenne 66s 3d. SIS
nut
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THE OFFICIAL WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. T., March IL A. N.


Synopsis ror the Past Taoentyfour Hours.
The barometer has risen over the Middle
ana New England States with rising tenn
perature, northerly to westerly winds and
clear weather, except in Northern new
York. where cloudy weather has prevailed,
with light snow. The pressure continues highest
over the upper lake region, ana thence to
the South Atlantic coast. Generally clear and
pleasant weather and soutnerly winds have
prevailed over the Western Gulf states. The tenn
perature has very generally risen at the stations
east OF the Rocky Mountains.
Probabilities.
The barometer continue rising over the Middle
ana New England states, with northerly winds and
clear and pleasant weather very generally, on Thurs
day; northerly to easterly winds and pleasant
weather for the South Atlantic States and thence to
the ONO Valley and Michigan; tho pressure
diminish throughout and west OF the Mississippi
Valley, with southerly to eas:erly Winds increased
cloudlness, and probably threatening weather; the
temperature rise very generally at the stations east
OF the Rocky Mountains. Dangerous winds are not
anticipated for the rest Of the night on the Gulf and
Atlantic coasts.
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| visitors 70 the Academy Professor william N. q
| Bartlett OF New York; Colonel W. d. wlckersnam,
OF Mobile, and General Robinson. United States
Navy. WV - TT ls-'v--- -,---.- - !,
Ships Manifests. -....--...s.-y
The Secretary OF the Treasury has instructed Cot
rtors Of Customs that the masters OF vessels arrtv.
~ rom foreign ports should be allowed to retain
nRl ~ OF the manifest OF their cargoes until en-
one co.. be made Masters OF such have
try shasy 500 In several instances on reaching
been fined 4 on account or their manifest having
second district Collectors OF the first district In
been taken upby
which they arrived =, Grievances.
Brewer. g from New York and Phli-
delegation or brewe. leading houses In those
adeIphia, representing rfrs missioner Douglas TO-
cities, appeared before Com. hat the present In
day, ana argued for two hours. cir business was
ternal Revenue law governing ~ ,sed too many
radically defective, because 1t imp ,rnment did
duties upon them from which the gov the law
not derive cent OF revenue. They wa .uired to
80 far modified that they may only be feA CIV
stamp their packages when ready for markes. rent
ing bonds for the fulnnrent OF every requreA Of
OF the law keeping q record OF all purchases
grain and the aanount used are, in taetr opinion
supernuous. or this they hope they have convnce~N
che Committee on Ways and Means.
Governor Holden nue. the Peruvian Min1stry'
Governor Holden has been rendered by she Presl-
dent the position OF Minister to Peru bat hsnas de-
cfned the same. It not being his.wish 70 leave tno
country. ana expecting, after time to return 70
North Carolina.
CampaigH I1ecreatfOn.
The New Hampshire clerks In the departments
have received tendays' leoEsof absence to vote ~
The state election.
Internal Revenue Prosecutions.
The Attorney General has wri item a letter 10 inc
United States Attorney at Pttsburg Pa, IN relation
TO prosecutions Of Offenders against the internaE
laws. He states he tas conferred with the
Commissioners of Internal Revenue on that subject
and suggests tnat the Attorney will not allow In
dictments to be found for what appears tob tech
meal violations OF internal revenue laws without
first comforting with the assessors or collectors IN
the district wherein 1t issaegcd such. ofIencesi are
committed.
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HALIFAX, March 9, 1872.
heavy snow storm from the southeast obstructs
the roads and delays the trains.
Two OF the crew Of the brig Alert, named william
Shorthand and John Shefneld, were lost the v0y-
age from Porto Rico.
Two OF the seamen OF the steamer india have
maze complaint against the third officer for having
put them In irons. It Ii said that they Joined the
ship, but refused to sign the articles. The case is
proceeding.
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The Disabled Steamship City of Washing
ington-Al Well Board.
LONDON, March 9. 1879.
All anxiety as to the safety Of the steamship City
OF Washington, which left New York on the 18th OF
February for Liverpool, Is now dtspelled.
The steamship Atlantic. which arrived at Queens
town yesterday afternoon from New York, reports
having spoken the City OF washington on Sunday
evening, at seven O'clock In latitude so 80, l0ngi
tude 20. The City of Washington had broken her
main shaft, and was making for Queenstown under
sail. All on board were well.
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I'm THE HARBOR OF HAVANA.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, March Q, 1872
the British men-of-war Eclipse and Royal
Alfred. Admiral Fansnawe commanding, ana the
United States steamer Kansas, are In the harbor.
The steamer Missouri, rom Kew York, arrived
enis morning.
The United States steamer Kansas with the ex.
ploring expedition, sails for Nicaragua on Monday.
The English fleet will sail for Nassau on Saturday.
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COLUMBIA IN. " COUNTY ELECTION.
'rincIpaH'

Gaius Of the Republicans in the PrincipaK;;
Districts.
HUDSON, N. Y, March Q, 1872.
The town meetings In Columbia c. ,unty were held
yesterday The result gives the rep ublicans eleven
Supervisors and the democrats nine. Last year the
Board stood twelve democrats an, eight repub-
licans The change Is due wholly Il local causes
anu has no political significance.
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PORTLAND, Me-, March D 1872.


Trains all the roads running into this city are
badly dlsarranged by the snow and weather. The
Ogdensburg train from Conway arrived about three
hours late. The train on the Maine Cen.
trail ROAD, which lett Bangor this morning,
ran OF the track shortly after starting,
and another train was MADE up this side and came
through between two and three hours late.
There are four mails due from beyond Bangor.
On the Grand Trunk road no trains or malls have
arrived from beyond South Paris for four days.
Efforts are being made to ger o train through to.
night.
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day." So said poet, sad say but simportaaA
that every person should carry about heperson The
means Of knowing the enact time aud the exact hour.
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TELEGRAM TO THE KEv YORK HERALD

ROME, March 9. 1872.
At the recent meeting Of the Italian Society for
the Diffusion of the Bible Pere Hyacnthe said
fswhIe he could not become q member Of the
Uocieu he willingly gave his approval to and con.
Icurrence In its great work."
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THE WEST INDIA CABLE.
st. Kits in Telegraphic Communication with
New York
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK AEaALD.

ST. KITS, W. l., March 9. 1872.
The cable to this island has been repaired, and we
are to-day in Geographic communication with New
York, via Havana.
The cable to Demarara is expected to be in work.
ing order by tomorrow.
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THE HERALD AND DIR. LIVINGSTONE.

From the Tuscaloosa (Aia., Times. Feb Isl
The NEW YORK HERALD has organized. equipped
and sent out at It's own expense, an expedition to
search for Dr. Livingstone, the great African ex-
piorer. THIS Is really marvellous achievement for
Q angle newspaper 70 ACCOMPLISH.
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ELECTIONS IN MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, MarchS Q. 1872.
The special election held to-day to I'LL thre vac@n
cies in the House and one In the Senau' OF tho
Michigan Legislature resulted In the choice II three
republicans II three Representative district Re-
turns from the MacOmb county Senatorial fistrict
Indicate close vote between BrOwnell (den iocrSrt
and Hatha way republican,.
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A FATAL BLAST.

LOUISVILLE, KY, March q, 1872.
On Saturday party engaged in blasting at the
New Empire Iron Works. in Trigg county, went up
to The fuse which had failed to explode, supposing
II extngulshed, wnen 1t suddenly exploded ana
three OF the party were Killed.
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THE DEMOCRACY WINS AT I'll 10Y,

TROY, ~ Y, Marc n g. 1879.
The democrats elected their city ticke here yes
terday by 1000 majority. Five repul ,lican ana
eight democratic Aldermen and SIX epubltoan
and seven democratic Supervisors were eb ected.
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NEW YORK TOWN ELECTIONS.
TIE R0NDoU.r vCrE.

The DemOcputic Election To BE Contested
EONDoUT, N. Y, March O. 1ST2' >
The Board OF Town Canvass ers have thrown QUO
the vote of the ROnd0ut dtsrt &C, which gives the
Supervisorship to c. f. Brill, de mocrat. HIS cleo
will be cOptestes The Boa I'd OF Canvassers Ss
strongly partisan, and their dec slon causes Rreas'
Indignation among the people OF 'bOth nartless
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ARKANSAS,

Practical Withdrawal Of Joseph Brooks From
the Republican Party.
ST. LOUIS, March 9, 1879.
special despatch from Little Rock. 1Ark..
says that Joseph Brooks. In his speech there
on Monday night, declared that ne was above
party considerations, and that he would not vote
for or support any men nominated In any c0nven-
ton In which the adherents the State adminlstra-
tiOn took part that he had rather the state in
democratic hands than those OF the present admin
lstratiOn. He did not refer to President Grant or
the national administration, but spoke In high terms
OF Frank Blair. The speech has created great dis
satisfacti ton among his former friends; 1t Is re-
garded as his formal withdrawal from the republic
can party.
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ELECTION OF FORD AT BINal IAMToH.

BINGHAMTON, N, Y, Ms ,rcn Q, 1872
The special election YESTERDAY for me mber OF the
Assembly from BroOme county to Ill the vacancy
caused by the death of william NJ. Ely resulted In
the choice OF william l.. Ford by about eight hun
dre1 majority. The vote was very light
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Bartlett, of New York; Colonel W. d. wickersnam,
OF Mobile, ana General Robinson, United States
-..
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THE STORM DOWN EAST.

EAsTPORT, Me-. March g. 1872
The most severe snow storm of the season oc-
CURED yesterday In ten hours time the mercury
In the thermometer dropped forty-nine degrees and
last night the cold was intense, tue thermometer
being fifteen degrees below zero.
No mails have been received, in consequence OF
the trains being blocked by the snow.
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Earthauukc shock in the Tcrritory.

Earthquake Shock in the Territory.
BERLIN, March 9, 1872.
Shocks or earthquake were felt this afternoon
simultaneously in Dresden. Pima, Schandau, Chem.
nltz, Badenbach, Weimar and Rudolstadt. The
movement was not violent but was more or less
berceptible at intervals for over an hour.
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ILLINOIS,

Democratic Victory mt Jacksonville.
ST. LOUIS, March Q, I872.
The charter election IN Jacksonville, Illinois, yes
terday, resulted in the election OF the democratic
candidate for Mayor. and all the democratic Alder
men except one
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THE WAR IN MEXICO.
Mazatlan Held by the RevolutionistA
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 9, 1872
Recent advices from Mexico state that Mazatan
is still held py the rebels The federal force sent
from Colima, via san Bias, having been unable to
cooperate with that OF General Pesquiera, from So
nora, was compelled 70 retreat again to San Bias
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA, March g 1872
guear-No IL IN fair demand at So reals arrobe Ex
the United states, sixty days, currency,
Oer premium do, short sght, per premium;
sixty days. gold cent premium do, short sight, 10
per osat; on Lepd0n, ~ . "a per cent premium
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A III u s E M E N T s .
Italian Opera-.saTartha. -

Italian Opera-ssMartha."
Another crowded. brilliant and fashionable house
greeted the second night Of the farewell season of
Mile. Nilsson, the opera being the bright, popular
and sparkling work Of Flotow. presented with the
well.xnown cast, Mile Nilsson, Miss Cary, M. Ca
poul and NJ janet 1t seems as II the principal
artists Of the company were determined that their
last notes. like those OF the swan. should be the
sweetest for they sang with more than ordinary
spirit and expression last night The genius OF the
prtma donna appeared to exercise magnetic IN
nuence over the company as well as the audience
and thel efOre the performance OF Martha" was
eminently satisfactory. Oapoul and janet gave the
preston ana enect, ana the former brought down
The house by his exquisite rendering OF ''M'Apparn
The rucking, drinking song OF Plunkett was sung
with lnimitaDle drOllery BY Janet, who mas proved
himself this season an artist OF real merit. Miss
Cary infused more vivacity and spirit into the
role Of Nancy than was the case last winter.
But the star Of the evening" before whose efugence
all lesser summaries pale, was the swedish Night.
1nQale. We have spoken at length before regarding
her inlmitable impersonaton OF Lady Henrietta,
tues of the Academy will hear again THE Last
Rose of Summer'' sung with such heartfelt tender.
ness and expression. The chorus was sl0venly, as
usual, and the wonderful Richmond FAIR scene,
with its Swiss village ana view OF Mont Blanc and
its corps de ballet Of three In tarlaan Skirts excited
much attention. Then the remarkable announce
ment in the programme that the music OF "Martha'
was by Ambrose Thomas formed theme for dis
cussOn. the illness OF Signor Barton WILL 1t Is TO
be noped have moderated sufficiently to allow him
in al Trovatore." On Saturday matinee OF
sFausr Will be given, and on Monday Mile. Nilsson
will give for the first time her famous tmperSOna.
ton OF Alice in "Robert lie Dtable"
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Legislative Debate on International Radicalism-
Orleanism and Uproar in the Assembly
Ex-Minister Rouher's Election.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW roax asalLl
mi ;rsAss = "a. 6in.z<


evident that conflict between the Assembly and
the government is at hand.
N. Cashier Perier late Minister OF the INTERIOR
refused to accept the Ministry OF Finance winch was
onered to him upon the resignation OF M. Pouyer-
Quertter.
PARLIAMENTARY DEBATE AND LEGISLATIVE UPRoAR.
During the session OF the Legislative Assembly
to-day question was proposed to the government
by N. Quiraud, an Orleanist with regard to the re-
egnation OF NJ P0uyer- Querler.
The Introduction OF the inquiry was followed by
prolonged excitement and uproar.
N. Norway warmly praised the conduct of the
7ate Minister OF Finance ami demanded explana-
lions.
The government declined to make an immediate
reply as the usual notice HAD not been given OF the
question, but promised an answer on Saturday.
THE INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY.
In the Assembly debate was also continued on
the bill imposing penalties for connection with the
International society.
M. Louis Blanc declared sthe passage OF such
measure would throw France back three cen
turtles"
BONAPARTIST MEMBER.
The report OF the Parliamentary Committee con-
l1rming the election OF M. Rouher from Corsica was
agreed to.
LOOKING TO ITALY.
Sign0r Minghetu Is expected to arrive here
shortly on private mission from the King OF Italy
TO President Theirs concerning the Roman question.
POOR USES FOR FRErFUL HUMANITY.
M. Sant0n. editor or the C0rsaire, fought duel
to-day with NJ. Rogat, OF the Pays. The latter was
ewice wounded.
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TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

BRUSSELS March 8, 1872
the members Of the Belgian Chamber OF Repre-
gentatives have decided, by vote OF 6S yeas TO 80
nays to maintain accredited Minister OF the King
~ the Vatican.
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ALEXIS AT A BULL FIGHT.
1fltGBAm TO 1RE NEW yoaE HEaALn

HAVANA, March 6, 1872.
The Grand Duke Alexis attended grand bull
hight this afternoon given IN nts honor
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BELGIUM.

Hagislativs Support Of Government Relations
with Rome.
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POLITICS IN TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE,

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 8, 1872.
The Republican State Central Committee decided
to call the State convention here May Is to
appoint delegates to the Philadelphia National Con-
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The Marquis Of Bute's Marriage.

TUG MuTduIs OF Bute's MhrFfh86s
LONDON, March Q. 1872.
The marriage Of the Most Noble the Marquis OF
Butte to the daughter OF Lord Edward George Fitz-
alan Howard Will be solemnized on the 10th OF
April. The ceremony Will. 1t Is said, be performed
by His Grace tue Most Reverend Archbishop Man.
ming OF Westminster
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ITALY.

Rsre Hyacinths's Position Toward the Bible
Society.
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x n q 7 a n D.
49, ss.xsr.S-st>- ~
Queen Victorla'S Reward to Her ''Faith-
full Gillie," John Brown.
The Marquis Of Bute's Marriage The Steamship
City of Washington.
1tlEsEAKs TO THE NEW YORK HesALh

LONDON, March Q. 1879.
Her Majesty Queen Victoria has presented her
groom John Brown, with gold medal and granted
MIN an annuity Of f25 sterling recognition OF mis-
promptness IN arresting O'Connor last week when
he assaulted Her Majesty.
FATAL DISASTER AT SEA.
Information has been received OF the loss at sea
OF the French bark Alix The disaster was at
tended with sad loss Of life nine persons having
perished
THE COTTON SUPPLY.
Two thousand six hundred aud elghty-slx bales
OF American cotton were landed at Liverpool to-
day.
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A Guarantee In Writing to Cure Rheuma.
tsm, Neuraga, In stated quantity, DIR. FILTERS RHEU-
MATIC SYRUP, money refunded. u John street. Ad
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A.-The russian (vapor) Marble Baths, -
East Fourth the Grand Central Hote
extensive luxurious popular and heathu bath In Tie
United States. Open daily from A. NJ. to 9P. n.
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A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat REQUIRES I'm.
mediate attention. neglect oftentimes In
durable lung disease. "BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TRO-
Chess will almost invariably give relief.
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Mountain OF Human Hnir!-n all the
lost through maltrestment and neglect
could be gathered In one pile would overop Mount Wash
ington Protect honors OF the daily applica-
tion Of PHALONS HAIR INvIGOkArOR the only article
that precudes the possibility keeps hair
n perfectly healthy ition Sold " druggists.
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val Havana Lottery.

GRoyER BAKER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY !
have removed
1855 and 7sS Broadway, corner OF Tenth reet
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye has NO Equal IN the
world Is the safest and mosrsiaole OF any s~aeve
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Bachelors Hair Dye-Thc Best In tho
At all druggists
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spccialty.-Laco Curtains in Stock ana
manu- actured order from original designs.
q. l. kelly 4 CO.. 7M and 7M Broadway.
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SPAIN.

nhs Hision to Warrington and New Minister.
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A.-Royal Havana Lottery.-J. Fl. Marines
co. Bankers 10 Wall st. box Ass New York ONCE
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l Broadway. MURRAY s.rsst
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Havana and Kentucky Lottery Drawings
On n'e' o''''' JOSEPH BATES, Agent, 1894 BROADWAY.
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Barry Du Barry's Revalenta Arabica Fooo,
for lnvalids moa nurve preparation ever onerei o
boveraae JOHN r. HENRY, Agent.
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by Using Halls Vegetable Siciiian Hair Re-
NEWER your hair will original Vitality and csicr
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TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD
MADRID. March 6, 1872
The royal appointment Of Rear Admiral j. Polo. de
yBarnabe TO the Enthusiastically at Washington mas
been decided upon by the Spanish government.
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PES cashed md information furnished he hchsg rates
,,tfor Donboons ali kinds OF Gold and Silver, G svern
men, securties &c, &c TAYLOR CO., BankesS.
"s"- Se~"''S - rs Wall street. ijnrx