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the ladies'-elothing line Of business.
They found that the lucrative employ
ment was to consist of the embroidering
Of colored clocks on women's stockings
at the rate Of | halfpenny a clock! This
liberal offer was hampered with one con
diton. The candidates for employment
have to pay 5 shilIngs in the first IN
stance to be taught the art of clock EN- !.
broiderY.
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no CnNSTI1E pTIVEG

The advertiser, having been permanently cured OF
that dread disease Consumption, by simple remedy is
anxious to make known to his feIlowsuerers the
Of cure. To all who desire it, he viii send copy OF the
prescription used free of charged with the directions
for preparing and using the sa1ne which they will find
SURE CURE tor CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS
&c.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON
l94 Penn Street, WilIiarcshurgh N Y.
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SANlAL- M00l-

Apostive remedy for all diseases Of the Kidneys,
Bladder and Urinary Organs; also. good Ia
Dropsical Coln plants. Itnever produoessiekness.
ascertain and speedy its action fast supersedng
all other remedies Sixty capsules cure in six eight
days. No other medicine can do this
Beware Limitations, for. owing to its grgss $40
cess, many have been offered; some most dangerous
causing piles, &c.
DUNDAs DICK & CO.'S Genuine soft Cap
sle containing oil OF Sandal Wood sold Of all Drss~
Ssores AsEor circular, or send for to So and ss
Wooster street, NeO York
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EOWLE'8 PIE AND HUM0R GuRE.

FOR INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL USE,
Cures all kinds Of Piles, Leprosy, Scrofula, letter
RngWorn, Salt Rheum and all diseases of the skin and
blood. One bottle warranted to cure all cases of Piles
from one to three bottles all cases of Humors Sold by
Druggists. Price, $ per bottle.
Send for Pamphlet. Address
H ID EOWT,E x CO MONTREAL p q
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w ar of 1872! 1921

New Law gives Pensions to all for II days service or
If in battle All widows also entitled. Apply with
stampl TO w. ID Preston Atty ClevelandO Crnrs free
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g q s 6T5 ({1 REWARDS. Send cts for list and
= cnTTsTTru~rS~SS set of forms TEACHING i labor
RIlik kEEpI II Of old, gives daily balance Baker
lOQAAl lll llHO Short Method Co. Qnlnrhr1s q
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81 GOODS Ar HOMES
SW BET RoSso1s NAVY
CbeVhlg sES 8. IOb3GGO

Awarded highest prize at Centennial Exposition for
ae cheCing qualities and erceJsace and lasting char
Gcer Of s'oeete'iHg and davoriag. The best tobacco
ever made. AS blue strip trademark is closely
inflicted inferior goods see that TacEsons Best Is
on every plug Sod by all 3eac~s. Send for sample,
Tree. - y. = - Pntershnrn. We.
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q LIZ Is 1870 TE2R8I

TOT proof OF tne Tact. nay circular which viii h.
sent free to any address. OSCAR o. RT5hssIz 4 =
COrtLaRdt street, New York. -
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" viii pay Agents Salary of So per NTOnrh
ana Expenses to sell our New and Wonderful InVens
tons. Address u 5. SHERMAN & Co, Marshan Mich
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NTE s sa9a aSdTs9 bo Of sn man in each
5000 IN Two weeks. No risk and capital required
Must give reference No time TO lose. Write us at
once. BREEDEN. BROWN & CO., Cincinnati, o.
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90 60 a hoNTH-AGENTS WANTEB-36 ba9
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0aSUMPTllN Gan 8E GLaEl.

aH RaH@ Rh 81 year. Agents wanted everyWhers p77
AHmEE mess strictly legitimate Particular -.
WGOA Address J.MoRTR s CO. ST. IN -
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HOME MARKETS

HAYS J0d9
BEANS$l 1902 90 per bu.
RlES35choice white, &C.
GGS-7@s, by the case retail loo, and very
Eirm.
CHEESE-Kansas, 91z@llhc.
FLOUR-wholesaleC Choice family AXNN
S3.25; Golden Eagle, s. %; Western Rose
81 % retail price IS cents higher.
BUTTER-Strictiy choice .-scaroe at DC
common at 12ta l5c-
OATS-Whoiesale2 DC, retail &c.
BRAN-ss per ton.
SHIP STUFF-sl0 per ton.
ONIONS-SI %.
CABBAGE-sSa6 per hundred, and choice
scarce.
WHEAT-Ne. ;. 81 %; No. i.sl Coo; rejected
&C.
C1RN-Markst iprice lsrl white, s5sioc
Yellow, 80 esac.
POFATOkS-Early Rose, 20a25 c; Peach
Blows, 2593Dc for CHI ice.
POULIRl-Chickens,$2 % ner dozen.
BkOOMCORN-SscdsU Per ton.
BACON-Retail Sc, for sides: hams sc.
shoulders SIC. wholesale
WOOD-Oak and hickory, Is 8: sawed and
split, 81 80 elm and cotton wood, S. per cord
and aciualsupply light.
APPLES-Firmer and very scarce.
HONEI-l1c. per pound.
ORANGES 10 per box.
LEMONS-s6 % per box,
Stock Market.
CATTLE-Butchers3a slc.
OGS-S2 75@s3 %; weaker.
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ROAD NOTICE.

COUNTY CLERKS OFF,
LEAVENwoRTH, KAN, ApriI iniii, 1913 /
STATE OF KANSAS,
LEAFESwoRTH CoU.TY.
NOTICE Is HEREBY q VEN, That at n
~ meeting OF the BuSId of County Com
inissioners, begun ard I'D al The. Court
House, In the City oil L.. .V.-nwurlh in said
county and state, Oh the Sill day OF April A.
u. 1875, j. NJ. Enocn, and other OF sherman
township, householders OF said CouI. ~ pre-
sehted ana hied p' tItiou, I>kIn. said Board
OF Commissioners Tor tn aYpointm, mt of
Viewers, TO View, survey AMI locate a roai in
SAID Township, Commencing at Collins Road
al the northeast corner oI the southeast quar-
terOf section NJ, township IL, riiIse 81 thence
West on Tie nall sectiCI. line or as near As
practicable one mile, thence south one-haIf
mile, thence west tive miles To The. Diyelbe>s
road The prayer"f the petitioners WAS gram
Tel ana Henry Buckley, Charles EIbes and
Alex. DAVIDSON were appointed Viewers, TO
Meet at The house Of j. Vi. Enocl, IN Sh,r-
fnth township, on the 10Th day ut Nav 1875
AT 10 O'Clock A. NJ .,Or III oi failure To meet
on Tie day designated, then GU th, following
DAY, anu proceed TO view said ru,rI, ana give
10 All parties concerned, "A hearing.
by order of the Board.
J. w. NIEHAU-,
apr WI County 4
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ROAD NOTICE.

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE
LEAvENwoRTH, Kan, April Is, 1873.
STATE OF KANSAS,
LEAyESwoRTH COUNTY
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That at a
~ Regular meeting OF the Board OF County
Commissioners, begun and held at the Court
HOUSE, in the city OF IL ayenwortb. in sad
County and state, on the Sth aa. If AuriI
A. ID. lsss, W. A. Harris and others OF R-n.,
Township, nousehoiders of said Counry- nre-
sented and filed a petition, asking said Enar,i
IF Commissioners Tor the APPOINTMENT OF
Viewers, to view, change and relocat. the
keison road in said Township, as Follows
For the vacation Ofthe kelson road. from lie
northeast corner OF the town of Keno east
through the centre of sections T. 81; and "A
I. IL, +. Il to the Enoch schooi-hou~r and
line thereof for the location OF road rom
fhe northeast corner OF the tow n OF Reno.
south along Elm street 10 the .outh vest cor.
ner.of section 81. Thence east along the
south nne OF section u, :3 and "a, T. 10. r.. n
10 The Enoch schOo-house ruad at the ,,urn-
east corner OF section H.
The prayer OF the petitioners was granted
aad CharieS Strong, samuel BOax aud = Il,
Cantrell, wey appointed Viewers To meet al
the town OF Reno, IN Reno tow u hip, on The
10Th day OF May, 1873 at ~ O'Clock A, NJ, or
case OF failure Z, met on the day des.g nateti
then on the following day, ana proceed to
View said road, and give 10 all parties con-
cerned a hearing.
By order of the Board.
]. W. NIEHAUS,
aprlSwl County Clerk.
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CITY NEWS.

SEVERAL pistol shots were heard on the
levee last night.
Tom. MCCARTHY. has been employed as
guard at the county jail.
WALNUT street. between Third and Fourth
streets, is being leveled.
| ONLY 81 in fines was as'esseu III 'he Toiice
Court yestfriay morning
NJ E1nsooD has strawberries on his farm
on the Iecompton road, as large as peas.
PROBATE Judge Mann was i'll yesterday,
hut Will be- able TO resume his seat upon the
bench in a day or two.
SEVERAL minor arrests for drunkenness
vagrancy, disturbing the peace etc, were
made by the police yesterday.
THE steamboat yellowstone" for the
north river country, passed up the river from
ST. Louis. yesterday afternoon
WE are in receipt of an invitation to visit
Mr.. A. q. Chandlee's farm in about two
weeks and help him eat Strawberries and
cream.
GRAHAA's toilet soap Is the best in the mar
ket.
The county prisoners were engaged in the
recreaIive employment OF breaking rocks for
macadamizing purposes on Fourth street
yesterday.
THOSE who can appreciate beautiful typo
graphical work should drive around the city
and look at the bill posting OF the Adah
Richmond troupe.
A COURT of inquiry at 1T. Leavenworth has
been called to investigate the shooting affair
between the soldiers and the police On Main
street few nights ago.
Miss Adah Richmond appears in this city
heA' "
~
''i' a.
JpskPH LENis WAS IeI"aseu iiohh TIC couh-
~ Jail, yesterday, upon giving the required
G, n,o bau ua q 10 apnasr for trial before
-. : y, a., =, .,.,.,.,-
tne D's'iie' |"ui'' 'ii 'ie - vi DC
next
HE iunefai oi l'le if'e "eoise i''""'i'
TOOK piace SUBWAY ai'ein NOM h'iii 'iie
dehce Oh ms soh-ih-Ia"' MI a ei'ei
~ Sehecs street, "hich Was very iais'iS az
tended.
DFPI-rY Sheriff Rohr and police officer
-, =. .f,,,, ,,,,, II,s,.
ierhes ietuihed "uhu"S iito mn ~
Station, where they had been IN search Oh
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ROAD NOTICE.

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
LEANENwoRrH, Kan, April ID, 1873.
STATE OF KANSAS,
LEAYENwokTa COUNTY. ~
NUTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THATAT a
IN regular meeting OF th. iispssr,i OF County
Commissioners, begun ami held at the Conf
Hou>e, in the City of Leavcnwogth. in sa,,l
County and STATE, on the SIN day of April a
u 1873. +. VI. Smith and Others of Sirany,.r
Township, hOusehoIdrrs oil said County ur,..
scented anu filed pc itlOn, ask iag ,lu tinard
81 Commissioners for the appointment of
Viewers, To view, survey and change "A 70 a.,
IN said township, commencing at "A point
twenty feet west of The southwest corner of
the southeast quarter OF section p Township
10, range u, thence north with the variation,
of the west line of said quarter section eighty
rods, thence east twenty feet to the present
Location Of said road. The prayer of the PEE
titIoners was granted, and Edward u'Coun,.r
j. NJ, DaverUn aud W. =. Burney were AN,
pointed Viewers, to meet AT the nous. of r.
NJ. smith In Stranger Township, ON the 2lud
day OF May 1873, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, or in ease
OF failure 10 meet On the day designated.
then on the following day, and proceed 10
view said road, ana give Ia all parties con-
cerned, "A hearing.
BY order of the Board.
april ID, WIT. ]. W. NIEHAUS,
County Clerk.
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The Railroad WAr.

The grain rate from Kansas city 10 St.
Louis is now five cents. The rate from chi.
cago to Missouri points ON fourth class
freight is fifteen cents, as against ten C ntS
from 1t. Louis. The following is The present
reduced tariff from Chicago Ia Missouri River
points: class A, 30; class b, So; class [, siD,
per car of ten gross tons.
The seven-per cent grain rate from Mis-
souri pointS now in effect, is the lowest ever
charged by the roads running from Chi
cay, 10 the southwest. Two years ago this
spring. during the progress of war SINH
lar to The present one, the grain rate fell TO
nine cents from Kansas City To Chicago, and
seven cents To 1t. Louis, but did not remain
at those figures very long.
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ROAD NOTICE.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
LEAvENwoRTH, Kan, April ID, 1873.

STATE OF KANSAS,
LEAykNwoRTH. COUNTY.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That at a
IN regular me. ting of the Board of County
commissioners, begun and held at the Court
House, IN the CITY OF Leavenworth, in said
county and State, on the Sth day of April, A
ID 1875. J. T. Barrett and others of stranger
Township, h"useholders OF said County, pre-
s-nied a. al flied "a petition, asking said Beard
OF commissioners for the appointment of
Viewers, To view, survey and locate {, road in
said Township. Commencing at the south
east corner o5 section -, Township 10, Range
-, thence south between sections ~ and 80,
Tor Que mile where IL intersects the Couyn,in
Road ana there Ia terminate. The PRAYER of
The petitioners was granted, and Eugene
sullivan, 4. Ioughiin and J. X. Saunders
were appointed Viewers, to meet AT the
house OFF. +. Barrett in Stranger Township,
on the 10th day of May 1873, at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ or IN case OF failure 10 meet on the day
then on thatoilowing day, ana
proceed to view said road, and give TO all
parties concerned, "A hearing.
By order OF the Board.
j. W. NIEHAUS,
aprl6-w2t County clerk.
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In all cases of private, chronic and urinary
diseases, In all their complicated forms. 1t IL
well known that DR.. James has stood at the
heal of the profession for 20 years. Age and
experience are all important. Seminal
Weakness, night losses by dreams, pim-
Piles on the face, lost manhood, can positive
ly be cured. Ladies' wanting the most deli
cate attention, call or write. Pleasant home
for patients. A book for the million. Mar
riage Guide, which tells you all about these
seOuld marry-why not 10
rooms and parlors. You see no one but the
Doctor. Office hours A. H., to sP. H., SUM-
days, 10 A. NJ, to Ii y. AL business strictly
confidential. mayl9d,swlyr
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q GObbles mp Property in Fact Leav.
euwOrlh 90 the Amount Of $1,000.

q (:Obbles mp Property in East Lcav.
euwOrlh 90 the Amount Of $1,000.
A most destructive Gre occurred in East
Ieayenworth on Sunday morning, which
consumed the buildings upon one entire
block, consisting of a saloon, three dwelling
houses and dry goods store. The four first
named buildings were owned by Mrs Solle-
der. and the latter by Mr.. c. L. Banning. The
fir, WAS first observed about half-past eight
O'Clock, bat owing to the rapid spread OF the
flames nothing of any consequence could be-
saved. and nothing WAS carri, d out of the
doomed hui idings except some goodss from
the store of Mr.. Banning. The dwelling houses
were occupied by Mis-. Soileder and members
OF her family. There Was little or no insur.
ance. so far as could be learned, upon any OF
the property burned. Mr.. banuing's family
occupied the second story OF the dry-soods
building rs a residence, but did not succeed
in saving much. il any thing, OF their house
hold effects. The loss Is variously estimated
an from $500 to $500, but perhaps the former
figure comes the nearest 70 being correct. The
cause of the fire Is supposed la have beeu n
detective iiue in one OF the dwelling hnu>es,
A man named Joseph Burt, and another man
who WAS assisting in saving property anu
preventing the spread Of the fame~, were
badly scalded and otherwise injured. The
course Of the connagration Was only stayed
when the IRE had brrP.~a eyerytaing within
its reach,
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The following are the committees appointed
for the Hack Drivers Ball, wnich Comes oil
next Thursday evening:
Reception Committee-H. L. = Mclana-
than, Alex Collier. q. B. Latin, Z. A. Van
TuyI George Waller.
COMMITTEES on Arrangements NJ Mccall
VIM ShaIlcroSs. J. :. Harrington, Richard
Hodge, Joseph Duke, Joseph 'ran>tan
General Floor Manager-Wm. Shallcross.
Assistant Floor Managers-JohnS ;. Herring
ton, Joseph Cranston, Joseph Duke, John
Mcdonald, Fred Hodge.
Carriages will be furnished free to the ball
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The ladies are busy with their preparations
for the Promenade Concert. The committees
in the different Wards will do their soliciting
for the supper this week. IL Is hoped that
they will meet with "A warm reception in
every household, :. ld that everyone will re-
spond cordially in behalf OF so deserving an
Institution as the orphan asylum. Tickets
for the entertainment may be found AT Sid
n,y Smiths, Crew & Bro. s and k-nnetly's.
The price Tor each individual Ia the supper
and dance will DE one dollar.
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3 : 3 3 {
LADY

In the United States can afford to spend Is
CENTS to learn what the Fashions are going
to be, and the very Lowest Prices ut which
the coming Fashions c:n be PURCHASED.
CENTS will make you subscriber to the
Spring Number of
EIsRlCEES' FASHION QUARTERLY,
Magazine which differs from all others in that
IL presents no POSSIBLE, PROBABLE, or IMAGINARY
Fashions-dreams OF artists, and reprints from
Foreign publications-buti in that it offers only
Real. Genuine, Decided Fashions,
as accepted and endorsed by the ELITE OF New
York City.
Every article-Iadies' and Children's Suits,
Fine Undertaking. Baby Wear, Trimmed Bon
nets, Lingerie and Neck Wear, Dress Trim
mlncs, DRESS Goods, Jewelry, Gloves, and thous-
ands of other Goods interesting to ladies' each
Is RICHLY ILLUSTRATOR, accurately described,
and accompanied by the price at whichft can be
purchased. Our Magazine, therefore, compares
with other Fashion Journals as does a good slice
OF Pudding with Cooking Recipe. other jour
nails tell you what CAN or MAY be worn ours
tells you what Is BEING WORN, and the price at
which you can make IL up or buy II ready made.
We venture TO say that more practical and
positive information can be obtained as TO New
York STYLES and prices from one number OF
our s.Quarterly. then from DOZEN SHOPPING
EXCURSIONS to New York City. -
Interviewed between the Fashions, our quar-
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Reading Matter-practical essays on Cooking
by Miss Corson, Directress OF the New YORK
Cooking School-charmlng papers, poems, and
stories skate True--"Daisy Eyebright"-"Paul
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Instructive Department for the Young Folk.
Our enormous subscription List OF last year,
and our constant receipt OF innumcrable COM
plimentary letters. make US believe tEat our
Quarterly" ought to go to every family IN the
United States
subscription pr.cs, 50 Cunts per year 4 hum
ners,; IS cents per Number.
Address
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A Remarkable Result.

II makes no difference how many physi-
clans, or how much medicine you have
tried. il is an established fact that German
Syrup is the only remedy which has given
complete satisfaction in severe eases of lung
diseases. Ii is true that there are yet thou
sands OF persons who are predisposed TO
throat and lung affections, consumption,
hemorrhages. asthma, severe colds settled
ON the breast pneumonia, whoopiug cough,
,Sc., VIII" have no personal knowledge Of
Eoschee's German Syrup. To such We
would say that $1,000 dozen were sold last
year without one complaint. Consump-
trves Just try one bottle. Regular size 15c.
Sold nv all druggists in American.
.oy,yw
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p.,r.nizc Homo Merchants.

Our home merchants this season have all
bought large stocks of goods, and in this city
to-day Won can find as fine an assortment as
in any city in the West. II is wrong and I'M
lust TO your home merchants 10 send East for
an article that You can buy al home as cheap;
We nj ways ar. reminded of snobbishDess and
shoddy aristocracy when We hear lady say
that such and such piece of dry goods came
from 1t. Louis or Chicago. Our home mer-
chants are alive, wide-a wake, doing all they
possibly can Ia suit you, and IL Is "A duty you
owe them 10 extend To them your entire pa
trouayes
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The laws of Kansas require every insurance
company to publish its statements annually
i'm a paper of general cir, ulatioH. This is Ia
show the public how the company stands
and to give policy holders an Idea as To the
management of the corporations in which
they are interested. So far the agencies oi
Messrs Nelles 4 Weed, ketner, Woodward
Geyer and Farr have complied W tn the law,
and Others will probably soon follow. Keep
thos, who are not afraid To publish theiI
statemenpa in your mind. Ii shows that the
agencies are reliable and the companies
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CONSUMPTION CUEED.-An old physician
retired from active practice, having had
placed in his hands by an Fast India mis-
siOnary the formula of "A simple vegetable
Eem'd y for the speedy and p'-rnlanrnI cure
of ConSuinpiion Troochiiis. Cstarrh, Asth
ma and all Throat and Lung affections, also
a posi- i've and radical cure for General Debil-
ity and all nervous complaints, after having
thoroughly Tested its wonderful curative
powers in thousands Of eases, feels II his duty
10 make il known to his suffering fellows. The
recipe will he sent free of charge to all who
desire il, with full directions for preparing
and successfully using. Address, with stamp,
naming this paper, DR. J. I. STONE, a. North
Ninth street, Philadell liia. apals- w5m
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Markets by Telegraph.
NEw YORK MONEY MARKET

NEW YORK. April 16.
GoLD-Cpened at 81 UsS, and closed a;
81 uVL..
CARRYING RArEs-3dsH per cent.
GOVERNMENT BONDs-Strong.
RAILRoAD BoSIS - Firm, subsequently
there was considerable sales Ia realize profits,
under which the market went oil NJ To y
per cent, and for some time yibrtted ire
quently betveeE strength and weakness Al
the second cali, the market b-came strong,
and there WAS a recovery of to per cent.
from the lowest point, closing strUug.
STATE SECURIrIEs-Steady; the AZ per
cent. b ,nds are being steadily absorbed ny
investors, and already the syndicate has dis
posed OF large amount. From the present
Indication, tine loan will be a complete sue
cess, and the whole amount, $50, 100, Will no
doubt be placed iong before date fxeo for re-
sumption.
SroCKslSpeculation active again to day,
althou., h there Was less excitement than yes
terday. Al the opening, there was a huoyani
tone, and a further advance in prices, rang.
ing from TO ~ per cent.
MONEY! 06Sl %. Closing at E.
MERCANrILR PAPxR-Prfme, 5lze61xc.
CUsrONs-hecelpts, SeS6,OD. Assistant treas
urer disbursed $56.OO. Ciearings, SiS %. 00o.
CouroSs.lssl, 9. Va lses. new, 81 o.; 1857,
81 "; is6s, 81 0s4; new IS. 81 COS; new as,
regular, 81 o2s4Sl 023s; coupons, 81 GE+
I US new IS, registered, 81 Oo1s O-fs, regis
terssi, 81 u.s.; coupons, 81 O5s currency Us,
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To all who are suffering from the errors
sad in,Bscretinns OF youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss OF manhood, &c, L
Ill send a recipe that will cure you,
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by a missionary in South
America. Send a self addressed envelope
to the REV JOSEPH I. INMAN, Station ID.
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