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Rock Island Argus., 1872-11-13

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Diarrh9a, Of Children ar Gi AduIta y y
2 Dysenterys Gripping, Bilious Collie. 80. rs
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K . Shlt Rhenm, Erystpelas, Eruptions. Is
VI 1HneumatIsnl, i.heunlatlc Palms.. IS
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Eeiss.slckness. sickness from riding. 80
Nn.yphseHss, NeTYey- n.s,;., Gravel 80
Rock Island Argus., 1872-11-13
TO MARRIED LADIES
aELlEF lla rEM MlNUTEs,

BRyAN'E PTLMONIC WAPERS
Cure CoUGHs. CoLps. ASTHMA BRoSCHITIS, SORE
THRoAT, HnARSESEss, DTFFICCLT bRRATHINtG, Is-
oIPIESr CoSsUHPTfOS AND LUSs DISEASES. They
have no taste o, medicine and any child w. IL take
them Thousands have been restored 10 hes lth that
mad before despaired. Testimony given in undreds
Price IS cents per OK. JOB MosEs, PrOprie-
Rock Island Argus., 1872-11-13

DR.. SchODok in bis treatment does no: try tV
stop a cough. night IueAtI, ohillsor fever. Re
move the cause and they will all stop of thsr
own aeoo d. No one can be cured Of Oousamp
t'on, Liver Complaint, DysPepSis, Catarrh, Can
her, UlcerSted Throat, unless the liver sno
stomach srs made healthy.
Rock Island Argus., 1872-11-13

nP UUl, OWN DISEILLAEI0N, is the
~ ONLY Or2nd made in this country by the
Holland process. Ii is genuine Geneva, at half
the prics. turely medic nai quality. Put
up in barrels, Holland quarter pipes, ana IN ca
ses Bach bottle has Initials thereon, md
each barrel or cask revenue stamp our iai name
Take no ogher-they are msre IN itations-
II q. SHUEELDT 4 CO.,
IA 4 I46 Fulton Street, Chicago.
Established 1857. fsb5dly
Rock Island Argus., 1872-11-13

They sIe sll three to be taken At tie same
time. They cleanse the S4omach, relax the liver
and put il to work then the appetite becomes
good the food digsrt and makes good blood
the pAtlOnt begins to grow in flesh; the dis
eAsed matter ripens in the lungs, and the pa
tient OutgrowS the disease and gets well. This
is the only way TO cure Consumption.
Rock Island Argus., 1872-11-13
EIEIEES 8.
THE MERIGAt. W0NDEs

An INFALLiBLB SPECIFIC, Fur pIs-
n eases of the Liver, BLOOD; EIDNEYs
and BOWELS, and great corrective OF all female
arrangements. 1t con tains no klcohoiictprit and
q ha 4. y,,. ,,, Is.,zT.
Rock Island Argus., 1872-11-13

To these three medicines DR.. J. Il. schenck
Of Philadelphia, owes his unrivsled success in
the treatment Of Pulmonary Consumption. The
Pulmouie Syrup riPens the morbid matter in
the lungs, nature throws 1t of by az easy eI-
peetoration. for when the phlegn or matter is
ripe a slight eough swill throw it of, and the
patient has rest, and the lungs begin to heal
Rock Island Argus., 1872-11-13
.Sevyago Of Commercials
JOR MnSES' SIR JAMES 4 : Ch4REE's

u q = 4 Z
are sr'sHsfrstv coUSTERFEITED. Dtsh0nesf Drug
Fss sadsdpOr 10 ssfhe cOUHtc e7ts 10 axe greater
profts. The gsnuiHe hare fhe name Of } Oh Moses
each pdc cage. AN0Ghers tc0rfhiesg ffltIdtioHs
The GENUINE Pills are unfailing In the cure of all
those painful and dangerous diseases to which the
female constitution is subject. They moderate all
excesses aud remove all distractions, from what
TO MARRIED LADIES
they lrp particularly suited. They will in a short
tiufs hrtuz On the monthly period with reguaytrs;
and altloa.n very powerful. contain nothing hurt
tu 10 tho constitution. In all cases Of Nervous and
Spinal Affections, Pains in the Back and Limbs,
Fatigue on slight exerticn, Palpitatiou of the Heart,
Mysteries and Whites, they will effect cur when
all other means hlve failed. The cir~alals around
each package give full di ections and advice, or
will BE- sent free TO all writing for them, sealed
from observation.
n B-In all cases where TIE GENUINE cannot be
obtained, One Dollar enclosed 70 the Sole Proprie-
tlr, JOB MOSES, ~ urtiandt St. New York, win
in surs bottle Of the Srenufqs, containing Rifty
Pills, by return mai. securely sealed from any
kr,, ds.so of {fa nf
Rock Island Argus., 1872-11-13
Liver Complaint is ore Of the zloSs prominent
causes of Consumption.

sshenuk's seawesd Tonic is gentle Stinu-
liant aud alternative, and the Alkah Ia the Sea
weed. which this preparation is maize Of, assists
the -Sozach TO throw out the gastric juice dis
solve The food With the Puimonic Syrup, and i
ID made into good blood without fermentation
or souring in the stomach.
Rock Island Argus., 1872-11-13
DR. sETE ARNOLD's
COUGH KILLER
Is sure, quick And perfectly safe remedy for all
eases Of

Is sure, quick And perfectly safe remedy for all
cases Of
Inflarnm alton of the 0hast d Lungs
The most violent osseI OF Plsurisy, Lung Fe-
W Congestion or InhAm nation Of the Lungs.
Colds, Coughs, Soreness or Irritation of the
Throat, Chest, or the whole system, aceompA-
MED with HsAdAcbs, ,Hoarssness. n gbIneIs Of the
Chest, or shortneSs of Breath, Asthma or spas.
modio Breathing, Group, spssms Of the ztoma aeh,
WhoopinE Cough, Bronchitis, Influenza, or Ma
liguAnt Sore ThrOGt, are Immediately relieved,
tbs patient made comfortable, and cured in less
than one half the time required BY any other
remedy or treatment ever used or known. It 10
the great po:snt remedy for
rheumatism, Nervousness, Gravel,
SIrangury or ScaldiBg Of the Urine.
DR.. Seth 1raold Medical Corporation,
Wo0nsocket, r. / Propri,toy~.
oetl9d2m
Rock Island Argus., 1872-11-13

sohepck's Mandrake Pills Act upon the liver.
removing all obstructioDs, rsia1 the duets OF the
gall bladder, the blo starts freely, and the liver
is soon relieved the stools will show what the
Pills can do; nothing has ever been invented
except ealOmel 10 deadly poison which is very
dangerous 10 use unless with great care that
viii unlock the gall bladder and ~tarG the score
tions OF the liver like seasnek's Mandrake Pills
Rock Island Argus., 1872-11-13

To do this, the ssa~eed Topie and Mandrake
Pulls must De freely used to cleanse the stomach
and liver, go that the PuImonie Syrup aud the
food will IGake good blood.
Rock Island Argus., 1872-11-13

When there ia NO lung disease, and only Liver
Complaint and Dyspepsia, sehsnck's ssawsed
Tonic and Mandrake Pills are sufficient without
the Pulmonic syrup. Take the Mandrake Pill,
fresey in al bilious complaints, as they are per-
feotly harmless, -
Rock Island Argus., 1872-11-13
OrFIoE iLLINoTs nuNASE oOciS''
. byq Wabash Avenue,

a. byq Wabash Avenue,
Chicago, November ;, Is..
We give bslou such statem'sis ,s liz
"Ths Horse Epidsmie" as oar e1Psil',".o -
ouu.rI thrOss bou, the couSify. Nc lS .oalS -, -
P.eiAlly Impress upon sli the ,nF aS y,
submittinE = horse to the treatm SUI on' "
EpwiS Las BRowS, Pres
VIZ II. sHAar ssoy'
sYWPrOM'.
Pros,rGtion OF Sueugih,
Loss OF Appetite
Hot Mouth and Sore Thros',
Swallows With dihegly,
Coughs frequently -
Pulse quick, so to 10,
Eyes wAtery and red
Discharge from nose,
Ond legs Gnd ears
Disposition TO dsoOP,
Looseness Of eoWe,.
Rock Island Argus., 1872-11-13

Sole Propriesors,
psies f6s per bottle. et. Leafs Ne.
Rock Island Argus., 1872-11-13

DR. TUT. Hair Dye contains no Sulphur
Rock Island Argus., 1872-11-13

chA.. A. Bsnssr ssd o. spideI, Agent. for
Rosh-hIGmd.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-03

de los ladrones que asaltaron y robaron
Ell tren de Andalucfa, hay va pfesos diez,
entire ellos una persona pudiente, que ha
sido lGl alcaide, y que esta condecorado ton
algunas encorniendas. attans s 81 g,s,I sis, 81
:. ''.'''---E En- Granada Sc sintiefon ell g en- la
noche temblores de TERRA, segun los par.
tes recibidos en- ell observatorio astron6-
mico de Madrid.
Ell TELEGRAPH comunica Ia triste mott :
cia del naufragio del vapor Mosmca, cuyo
buque pertenecia q Ia casa del sehor TRAY,
conocido comerciante de Cadiz IN
En- ell discurso pronunciado ell .dia 10
por el nuevo ministro de la Guerra al re-
cibir la ofcialidad de- la guarnicion de
Madrid, dijo que habia peligros pr6ximos
y que por ESQ Sc habia prestado entrar
en- el ministerio, ahadiendo que elsrey Sc
pondr1a q la cabeza paramantener 81 Or
den. J X ksTHkl 1nTy ~
Con estos auuncios y con los telegran1as
de Catalu1a asegurando que no por ha-
berse dispersado los partidos shabial des-
aparecido la agitacion,s cundi6 en- los cir
culos polfticos cierta inquietud, aumen-
tada por la prision de tres redactoresde El
Onaversol hecho que ha sorprendido ex
.tfaordlnarlamente, pues solo uno podia
ser autor del artfculo denunciado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-03
NOTlCIAS DE LA PENINSULA.

La Gqcetaz de Madrid publica los
siguientes parties recibidos por ell Co.
bierno:i = q : =
fBarce1O's0 s de abril, las diez Y Gin,
cuefita rninutos de lan5che. Ell goberna-
dor al l(Exemo. se1or niinistro9 de la Cos
bernacion:: q -
''Desde aver tarde principiaron a circu-
lar rumores de inmediatos levantamientos
carlistas.' Por Ia znoche Sc robustecieron
estos rumores por confdencias s6rias que
seemeI hicieron. En- defecto, desde la una
de la madrugada SC notaronr grupos arnla.,
dos en- las r afueras de, Ia capital, Y, vel6
Gtoda Ia rioche, " de acuerdo. con el capi-
tan general, adopt6 las medidas convenien
tes. Tai vez continde esta 1ridfcula tentas
stlVa.ssH HoVigilode scerca, vel general me
5secunda adniirablemente; aes5 5decir, que 81
sc pfesentan recibiraniuna leccion s6riag I
De'todos dnodos mo SCI pfeocupe vs. E.,
porque el asunto no tiene importancia.
Lasnoperaciones deli escrutinio Sc han
,ilevado ecabo con elpmayora6rden yole-
pali1adI,ts 15aa0gTaIH i sQ'Egfg0IiH 4Ar'T85 s3
0isg7 .yaas09 ssss5f4 sgEl8is =84e
= l5dfcatOsss - III pfesidente de la Au
dieneia al excelebtfsino aeior mini lniiitniistro de
GFacia y Justicia: ai psl. 81 srsraiy sa 7
Use me partlcipa Verbalmente que en-
|ta nocheE dltilda Al retifaTsa sd casa 81
acalde de Nracia con tres serenos, fu6 sor-
sz-sessAA - SsySEFA~ % ET1as Tss.4 ss.~ -,z rszxr
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-03
MAS. SOBRE Ell DOS DE MAYO.

El aguila del Sena quso un dia
Extender su ambicion, y cual milano,
Dorlnido sorp endi6 al leon hispano,
Venciendole por medic de falsfa. eo
Despierto va Ell leon, feroz rugfa
Clamando por venganza, y no fu6 vano
Su llamamiento al pueblo castellano, - =
Que al aguila arroj6 con bizarrfa. ~ - 3
Cada pecho fu6 un muro en- su fereza
Y enlucha her6ica, sin igual, notoria,
Espana prob6 al mundo su grandeza,
Grabando como pagina de gloria,
Con Doaiz y Velarde la cabeza,
EJ Dos de mayo en- su grandiosa historic
Pablo Fideau.
Puerto Rico, mayo 10 de 1872.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-03

\ seahoga la voz entire gemidos!
u ION! iLeyantad la frente carcomida,
Martires de la gloria,
| Que a1n arde en- ella con eterna vida
| La Luz de la viictoria!' 51.5s 5a' i,'A ~,
g eiOh! i jLevantadla del eterno suefio.
Y,con los huecos de los ojos fios,
Contemplad una vez con torvo ceno
La verguenza y baldon d vuestros hiios!
I4Quiza en- vosotros, donde ell tuego arde
Del castellano honor, adn sobra vida
Para alentar ,el corazon cobarde
X abrasar esta TERRA envilecida.
Ayl iCual fue el galardon de vuestro cello,
De tanta sangre y barbara quebranto,
|ADe tan her6iea4 4dcha y tanto anhelo,
Tanta virtud y sacri6cio tanto7
EE trono que eriji6 vuestra bravura,
Sobre huesos de heroes cimentado,
Un rey ingrato, de memoria impura,
Ooh eterno baldon dej6 manchsdo.
Jay! para herir Ia libertad sagrada,
FL principe, boron de nuestra historic,
Llam6 en- su auxilio la francesa espada
Que segasei ell laurel de vuestra gloria.
Y yuestros hiios de la muerte huyeron,
Y esa sagrada tumba abandonaron;
Hollarla ioh Dios! las franceses vieron,
Y hollarla q los franceses les deiaron.
Como la mar tempestuosa rule la
La losa, al choque de los craneos duros,
Tron6, Sc alz6 con indignado empuie
Del gallo audaz bajo los pies impuros.
Y adn hoy, h6los ALI, -queesu semblante
Con hip6crita mascara cubrieron,
Y Luis Felipe en- muestra suplicante
Ambos brazos, imb9ciles, tendieron.
La vii palabra intervention! gritaron,
Y del rey mercader la reclamaban;
De nuestros timbres SIN honor mofaron
Mi6ntras en- su impudor Sc encenagaban.
Tumba vosotros sois de nuestra gloria,
de la antigua hidalgufa,
Del castellano honor, que la memoria
Solo nos queda hoy dia. baI.aY aalsa.A
Hoy esa raza degradada, espdria,
Pobre nacion que esclavizarse anhela,
Busca tambien por renovar tn iniuria.
De extranieros monarcas la tutela. 5 81
Verted, juntando las dolientes manos,
Lagrimas Jay! que esealden la mejilla;
Mares de eterno llanto, castellanos,
No bastan aborrar vuestra mancilla.
Llorad como mujeres; vuestra lengua
No osa lamar el grito de venganza; m
Apaticos vivfs en- tanta mengua,
Y os cansa el brazo ell peso de la lanza.
iOh! Del dolor eterno que me inspira
Ell pueblo en- torno avergonzado Gale;
7 estallando las cuerdas de mi Ira,
Roto tambien mi corazon estalle.
bose EsprOnceda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-03

Puerto Rico que va representa- 4 gu
isla eni las ddfftihas. C6ftes tonstitd- !
iyentes.y q qpieu Espan debgia 8 gfans.
des y notorios seryicios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-03

i)6LlaiaQa 81 9I) &
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-26
THE METHODIST BOOK COMMITTEE.

II will be remembered that about ten weeks ago
the Book Committee Of the Methodist Church me
here to prepare their report for the Annual Confer
ences which were then about to assemble. The COM
mittee were unable to present more than general
outline OF the publishing interests OF the Church be-
cause the Cincinnati expert, Mr.. Galbraith, who
was appointed last year to investigate the alleged
frauds and acknowledgement OF the Book Concern,
was not ready to make his report. An
adjournment was therefore had until April
25 and yesterday the committee met at
s05 Broadway. Rev. DIR. Brooks, of Minnesota,
presided, and Rev Or. Bingham, OF Western New
fifteen ministers, thirteen of whom were present.
General Moore who Is absent in Congress, Is ex-
pected to he present this morning, and Rev. L. NJ.
Vernon, missionary In italy, cannot be here. The
business transacted yesterday was merely OF a
routine character and preliminary to the actual
business yet to come.
The report OF Mr. Gabrath was called for, hut
that gentleman, though present, was not quite
ready and asked for delay OF one day. which was
granted. The quadrennial report of the committee
to be presented to the General Conference which is
to assemble In Brooklyn next week, Is dependent
upon the report OF the expert so far as the Book
Concern here Is related, and the sub-com-
mittee which was appointed last February TO pre-
pare such document Is awaiting the result OF Mr..
Galbraith's Investigations. IL Is understood and
Concern has not lost dollar In any way by "fraudp
as alleged, but the allegation of mismanaQemen
will receive Indirect confirmation owing to laxity
or want OF business capacity in certain OF the en-
ployea OF the Concern.
Resolutions intended to forestall the action OF the
committee on these reports, we're presented by the
minority anil were warmly discussed, but were laid
on the table. The committee, having fixed Its ses-
sions from nine A. M. to twelve NJ, win meet again
this morning to hear and pass upon the reports.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-26
CITY BANK SHARES.

The following were the bids to-day New York,
la5; Manhattan, 1907; Merchants, 100; Union,
1927; City, 235; Phenix 1o2; North River eo
Tradesmen's $50; Fulton, 1855; Greenwich, 225;
Butchers and Drovers', 140; Mechanics and Ira
dcrs, 100; Gallatin National, 1ls: Merchants Ex
change, 96h; Seventh Ward, 1918; State OF New
York, 1874; Commerce, 1ls; Ocean, 15 Mercantile
100; Bank Of the Republic, 115h; Bank OF North
America, 1o4; Irving, 127h Market 12s; Nassau,
106; Shoe and Leather, $50; Continental, 95; st.
Nicholas, ia; Marine, 1876; Commonwealth, 50; I'm.
pOrters and Traders, no; Park, 1877; Central Ma
tional, 1902; Fourth National 1l3; Ninth National,
lIo; oriental, 100; Bankers and Brokers' Associa-
Sion, 81 German American, 1osJA
THE MONEY MARKET
worked easily during the day at s to per cent. but
became active In the afternoon at per cent, and
finally closed at about 5 per cent
The foreign exchange market was strong at loox
% 1904 for prime bankers sixty.day sterling and
HOY to 1lo* for sight
THE sUB-TREAsURY REPORT
b az folows:-Gold receipts, s711, o5e %; gold
payments, so4io7 ~; gold balance, s7o77o,eio %;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-26
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
@ O l. ID 1 1 3 81.
Excelsior Still the Motto of the
Gold Market.
Erie and Pacific Mail to
the Front.
HIGHER PRICES AND GREAT EXCITEMENT.
Governments Strong, State Bonds and Rail-
way Mortgages Firm, and City
Bank Shares Steady.
HIGHER PRICES AND GREAT EXCITEMENT
M O N II " II A y "

WALL STREET, !
THURSDAY, April 26-6 r. M.
On 'Change to-day wheat was active, with higher
prices holders by their strong demands checking
the buying disposition. Flour was nrmer. Cotton
was quiet and unchanged.
GOLD l12A.
Gold reached 1924 to-day after the govern
ment sale. Mr.. Boutwell, received bids amounting
to S. 900 at prices ranging from 1903 to 1880
Of which he accepted 100000 at 1880 and below.
The rates paid for carrying were one to six per
cent. The operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank
to-day were as llows:-Gold balances, 1873 975;
currency balances, $l,s79,s9s; gross cearances,
$50, $780, 900. The Assistant Treasurer to-day paid
out $4,000 gold on account Of May interest and
$4,000 for January February and March interest,
and $2oe, 900 In redemption Of fve-twenty bonds.
At the close the market was very firm with the
highest figure bid.
ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE
she features the shares that have been promi-
nent for some days past. Pacific Mail led or and
advanced from 7oH to 1871 large business and
great excitement The immediate occasion Of this
rise was the report from Albany that the bill to re-
duce the capital stock to $4,000 600 had been IA
vorably reported In the Assembly and would prob
ably pass. Later there was reaction from 1917 to
72A, followed by rally to 72T. Next to Pacific
Mail Erie was the great sensation rising from 67H
to 10 on the sharp advance in London and the high
rates for borrowing the stock Late in the after
noon Erie tumbled to 6S%, and afterwards rallied
to 20. Panama took o jump from 1887 to 100.
Northwest common advanced from 81 to S23s and
the stock was loaned from nat to 1872 for borrow
ing. Harlem advanced to 100, and afterwards fell
OF to 1923. The balance Of the list advanced u to
\ per cent, but was generally dull.
The following were the highest and lowest prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-26
THE EIGHT HOUR LAW.
Mess Meeting OF the UphOlsterers OF New
DIRK and Vicinity-A Demand for
light Hours Next Nav.


The uphosterers of New York and vicinity held
! letting last night at Germania Hall. 200 Third
enue, for the purpose OF forming union and
discussing the Eight Hour law. There about one
hundred and fifty persons present, but some of these
were the representatives of organizations, and
nearly all OF them Germans. There few
Americans and Irishmen present, but only those
who were acquainted with the German language
understood what was said.
Mr.. LEHR was elected chairman OF the meeting,
who, after thanking them for their Kindness In
elccting him to the chair, made q speech, In the
course OF which he said that no class OF tradesmen
needed union so much as the upholsterers, mas
much as they were, nine out OF ten OF
them, without employment six months In the
year. He said that the upholsterers were far
In the rear of that line OF progress which the work
ingmen OF America had made during the last few
years In fact they were not even mp to the stan
dard OF their fellow craftsmen In London Paris or
Berlin, inasmuch as they were not banded In
union, without which they could not accomplish
anything towards the lettering OF their condition.
In conclusion he said that he hoped they would
band together and demand eight hours as legal
days labor In May next and unite their claim with
the members Of other trades unions
Mr.. HuNsICRER next addressed the meeting and,
In lengthy speech extolled the Eight Hour law, de-
claring that when the men had eight hours they
would do more work than they do at present in ten
hours.
No definite understanding was arrived at In ref
erence to the forming OF a union or the demanding
of the Eight Hour law. Another meeting will be
held some time next week, subject to the call OF
no chs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-26
THE XAVIER ALUMNI REUNION.

The Xavier Alumni Sodality held social reunion
last evening at the club OF the Xavier Union.
SO West Fifteenth street. There were about one
hundred and fifty members present, who rambled
through the house, played billiards. enjoyed a
conrersdzione with old schoolmates or Joined
The president OF the Sodality, Mr.. William
Lnmmis, made short, happy and humorous adj.
aress 10 ms conreres and select choir, under the
leadership OF Mr.. Gustave Schmit3 dispensed some
choice pieces OF music for the entertainment OF the
guests. Mr.. Marcus Mclaughlin the old and we'll
known secretary OF the Association, was unavoid.
ably absent After few hours OF social chat and
a anu the whole company adjourned to fine
c0uation provided BY the SOdaiity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-26
STREET DIRT AT WASHINGTON MARKET.

Comptroller Green has called the attention OF the
contractor for cleaning streets to the urgent neces
sity OF removing Immediately the large accumula-
ton OF street dirt at the foot OF Vesey street,
which has been complained OF as a nuisance that
should be abated and assurance has been made to
the Comptroller by the contractor that the work OF
removal OF the dirt is now under way and will be
accomplished as rapidly as possible.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-26

In view OF the rapid advance IN Erie there was a
report current that Mr.. Drew had been called upon
for $500 900 more margin on his sale 600 shares
but the Trust Company, inquiry, state they have
no knowledge Of any such transaction.
GOVERNMENTS ARE STRONG,
without new features closing as follows limited
States currency skies, 1862 1less; do. do. sixes
1881, registered 1163< 116h; do. do do coupon,
l172 lls; do. fve-twenties, registered, May and
November, 111A 112; do. do. 1862, coupon, do,
1154a 115H; do. do, 1864, do. do, 1851 115k !;
do. do 1865, do. do, 1864 ZIG; do. do 1867 regis
tered January and July, 114H 1l4s%; do. d. 1866,
coupon, do, 1147s 114A; do. do, 1867, do. do,
l15H 1854; do. do, 1868, do. do, 115h u
ll5Z; do fves OF 1881, funded, registered,
ITO hoy; do. do do, coupon, 112h 1928; do.
ten-forties, registered, 11o1a 11O%; do do, cou-
pom, 100 110h.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES
are quiet at the following prices Tennessee ex
coupon, 10 o 7Oh; do, new 70 7OH; Virginia, ex
do skies, consolidated bonds, SO a So; do, skies,
deferred scrip, II IN; Georgia skies, IA 49, do.
sevens, SO 9O North Caro- lima, ex coupon SO 81 ;
do, funding 1865, rs 81; do. do 1868, 81 "a; do,
new, 201s %; do, special tax, 14h 16; Missouri
sixes 90 a 9e14; do, Hannibal and st. Joseph, 90
PSI; Louisiana SKIES IS SO; do, new, IS 60; do.
levee skies, 90 20; do. do. Fights, IS S2 do do.
Fights, 1876, so 90; do Penitentiary sevens 90 q
20; do railroad Fights, 20 80; Alabama fives, SO a
B3; do Fights, So 90; do. Fights, Montgomery and
Eufaula Railroad, So a 90; South Carolina skies, so
63 do, new, January and July, 37X 80; do, do,
April and october, 90 81; Arkansas SKIES funded,
SO.