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faHa NOS cstd<eas
sucAH With limited supply, prices were
generally firm, and the sales embraced about 5oo
hhds Fair to Fully Fair 74a7sc. " NJ.
MoLAssEs. About 1860 bhls. were disyosed IL
q A042ac for Inferior and Ordinary and 10
bali bbls- At 42@45ac. y gallon, according to
quality.
FLOUR The sales incIHded only 500 btIs. oF
which 100 superfine at Sc 40, and 400 iii fve Iot
o. - . y Dbl An ofsarof % 90 was refused for
2 iot q 5eo bbis- Saperfne, on tic ievee.
tsEAIa. The transactions in Corn Included somss
zoeo sacks, comprising 22I Green, at sc. Ipg IL
sIa $50 White, on private terms, and I'D saeks Is
lots, at aoc " buaheL oats wefs higher. and n
noticed sales Of 600 sacks st. Louis at mi, II
81 and 400 in poor order from storr 81 e1Ss -
bushel. OF Bran 100 sacks soId i, I6s Y n ~
400 at s5Gs1 %. ana 100 nom store. u n
this being the asking rate 1T tie close. II
Provisions. Pork advanced ahqut 7sc.g I'M.
sales q 40 bbls New Ness, IA two lass i sIs ana
80 New Rnmps, Of ~ q Dbl. In Bacon Aad Lara
we heard Of no transactions. OF Green Meat 100
pieces Shoulders and Sides sold i s3c., ana 7s0
Hams at Ole. D d.
INDIA BAGGIsG. We heard Of Il75 balss sold
in seven lots, on Saturday and yesterday, hare ana
to arrive at l2ae 755, to arrive &n three Jcts; at
III, and $50 IN two lots, to arfiTe By April
at l3c. y yard, this price being refused for 1000
bales, to arrive.
CoFYEE. Sales 1900 bags, Of which 4ss ii hole.
ia at 1og 50 at II. $50 At III 2es at and 60 IT
he. y n.
WHISKY. S. Prices better. so bbIs. Dean 4 OH
ver's Extra Rscsifed and 20 bbls Raw sold at 27c.
y gallon.
FRE1aHrs...-We noticed two British ships laid
on for Liverpool at the going rates, and two ves-
sells taken for Boston at IL. for Cotton ships
loading for Liverpool filing up at l-lsd and for
Hayre ct 1tc.
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CITY AgGTIoFEER,
-And-
Auccnes Appraiser and General Agent for the purchase
snd sale of Real Estate, Slaves, Lands ETC.
once. No, 10 Rnnk p,.c.

TIE undersigned duly licensed Auctioneer VIII give his
persona attention to all sales of Real Estate Slaves Fni
ank and other Shares in Incorporated Companies Suggestions
esrgoes. damaged Cotton, and Merchandise generally
lie invites attention the advantages he will poess in the
purchase sale and aFpescnen Real Estate HAVING II I'M
course q roz the most reliable al laee
cost separate plans Of Of ground showing every
Lo and the dimensions thereof In each squsre) the four d
frcts 81 the city, with which will kept record of hi s
made. $1,000. -" SAW
ms he will also hare the aid and advice of Mr.
MAXI WAToN whose connection with the Real Estate
operations OF this city for thirty years whose general
knowledge q the vaire Of property will enable undersigned
to otter to parties requiring his services advantages
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We omit altogether the figures Of 1857, because
the public, or those depositors who were the cause
of the run on our banks, in October Of that year,
were recovering their reason and calmness after
the fight, and very gladly used the banks as their
repositories and the safe keeping Of their money.
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IN Is Not TOO MUCH 70 SAY, SINCE
oLD ANh YoUNG,
Affirm its Truth,
PROFESSOR HOOPS H4IR RESTORATIVE

PROFESSOR HOOPS HAIR RESTORATIVE
WI preserve infaiby The growth color of hair If
I've Is sfs H. osn
me- as e| H. IL s
ass j. 81 III sarF re- woq
t !ssmons ihst W Do not say TOO much II is favor Bead
Prof O. , J. WooADsaa sir summer wore
, 9ers i wonderful duty son aaisd
r @
ey came oil In ea Friend sesi 81 M sn 1
hopes success hut surprise and thai Of MI friends
aT e 5 ssn ed sa and sdd1 We
icy III sd h ss ssa aas e
commend your q perfect remsds or al diseases
= e scalp '' M " NV 'TIiESssSSFAH
rof WoodDcar Sir Ny had several years. been
bseonng preasurey accompanied BY harshness which
rendered the constant application # I'll neessssss IN dressing IL
months II thai eens2a and having continued It's
color and one and ius5e greatly be preferred
70 those produced BY the aRpeeoa Of oils other rspa
son Toilet WHEELER i used as sr Resoratse
ne y s M wo ssi aag s a
OF ~ ps''e''','A ~ ~ ~. Nj. G. SyMoNps
WEliissroa Mo-. Dec. s. 1851
bo had been nsing yonr Hair Restorative, induced trs
t III tsyeT sony S ss s and nearly every , h hai,
thicker than was Nothing bai duty ard syHpaths
sssa Ssss rs III
The Rss aSstf tsPf III h II ths s large
Fsf Ona doIlsr pr bottle medium holds lest twest
cent proportion ,hsn the snah feai for Two dollars
e9 g. T. aaS Won 60 Prograts 2 Broadway New York
M the great Y Wize ng E8tablsbnen and Ia Market
s and sol sold rs iii good and Fancy Goods Dealers
mia 3nie9dlW
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csTEINygEIN- cases Henlseli & Co - fer sale BY
s. WOLFF,
dla Corner of GssysF ana New Loyeo sree.a,
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FOUNDRY AND nIACHINE-sHoP.

No GEORGE PATTERSON,
W. Nnceessors TO NeCan Pattersonl corner Of Deord
and New fgeyee Streets
The undersigned Is ptepaied manufacture STEAM
ENGINES BOILERS and MACHINERY Of all kinds fol
steam Boata Sugar Plantations Saw Mills, Cation Presses
Draining Machine and Railroads Gin Gear HORSE Power Firs
Fronts, Furnace Mouths and Crate l,nrH.
. BRASS WORK # every description. Notable Packing for
Steam Cylinders Guy Metal Rings, etc.
BLACKSMITH WORK Of all descriptions having steam
hs5anier for the psrpofs Of doing heavy work.
he VII keep nd al all times taie Bars Wheel Sirrups
Kiags os Gauge Cocks and Valves Of all sizes by
steamboats,
He Agen for sRp 81 John r. Osborns Patent Fuel Saw
w rate Bar highly spoken Of by tbs PcAynnr Printing
Once AID ct,srs ths have them IN Of these Barr
an 10 In under boiler lately up In this eshb
lshrani. YIN
he hsH also made for the sale Of secondhand
Eoers ind Machinery and will establish Depot
The where large quantity Of second hand Boilers
gad Machinery may be found nl titues for ssle.
GEORGE PATTERSON.
New Orleans June 1893 lei
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. r HkAHLE hi bl RR }g aI MAEy u

"a - TlEERs Of COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON
MY Work IN all its varieties. Has also hand large
assortment " Cooling, Paflor and Stoves,
md prepared 10 m MI orders In the above line In City
Countfy. ~ "
Partcusr attention paid all descriptions OF building work.
via Topper Galvanized From Tin and Zinc Valley Cutters and
k?ohng Down Pipes Fancy and Plain Heads, etc.
Have the exclusive right for The stats or Louisiana make
ned sead the reecy patented invention Of abez Lewis from
she se 81 which the roof Of buildings washed all Eth
pof 70 the being conducted the csern Being self
Ang In sss the necessity any hand labor Its
action; a feature prodH I'd here before. dl4ly
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u i'' % Ms. o. SYMnNnS,
einsnnuti o., Feb TO- iS5. Ia Third street.

r 0gr Or AIIsGAER--NDTICE Is HEREBy GIVEN
that application viii DO made 70 the Commissioner Of PEN
nns 5ixy aF{e F first publication hereof for the reissue
hi Military WaFran, No 4 SIS in ,ae name q John 4 Fort
Ia sa,e having TAad. chgeAt has been te
* he General Land Dfee aElns tho Issue Of sa
warrant Ths public hereby cautioned against trading FOL
the same = e Ao hf-f' e sis s.,oa,sv
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"a MCDONNELI4'S RESTAURANT No.
<a88 \, 1i1 Common street between Raronne and Ca
@2fSkD W. Tond.et streets. New Orleans.
salsa This establishment will resasin open during
SUMMERS everything the market affords be found
prices The we'll ventilated make 1t
desirable than other similar place in the city during
weather.
Furnished for transient Roarders
Families Commission Merchants supplied with Wines and
Liquors Of every description at whoiesale prices.
MCDONNELL MctiRAW,
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, city of New Orleans
Be remembered that this 18th day of December 1885,
before the subscriber Justice Of the Peace the
city aforesaid personally appeared oer Galard President
and A. Schneider Secretary of the Citizens
Company, Of New Orleans who being duly according
law do depoe and say that the above Just
true and transcript from the books of Company
o. GAILLARD, President.
A. ScHREIBER, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this day. December
IA, 1859 ARTHUR SAUCIER
Third Justice of the Peace for the Parish Orleans
the outstanding Certificates of Profits for the years 1857
and 1855 and after the second MONDAY in February
The Board Of Trustees have declared dividend
Per Cent the earned Premiums of the Company for the
year ending November 80 1859 for which Certificates will
issued on and after the secoad MONDAY In February next
-TRusTEBs- @4
Geo w. West R. p. Hunt,
JAS. "A. White, MI Aussnn,
Douglas West Martin Gordon. Jr.,
ID, 1amison, Enma Augastin
Ar. Miltenherger. Cesare Olivier,
]. Leisy 4. BONN.
Omer Gaiiiard.
The Company continue insure against the pes Of the
and rivers and loss and damage fire. the Of
premiums.
ps- Office, No. 3 Carondeet street. die I'm
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Nsb Orlfalls Dailp Grtsterf.
slsb @rIeaas 3flonsu stlarhet.

TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY s, 1870.
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TICKETS to all the shove places and every important place
in the
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CHARLES HErpsIEcK cHAnrpAGNE

CHARLES HEIDsIEcK CHAMPAGNE
This celebrated Wine the brand has
BEEN and will continue be- received by the undersigned
quantities meet the increased demand Of dealers and
Thoroughly satisfied from the strongest evidence that
from the closest lnea descendant Of the old and
established house Of Hedseck Co.. Of Rheims they
hold Of II with determination bring and Its claims dis
ncon before the public generally thsn heretofore
This superior quality Of this article satisfy that
enaaton from where great attention. well
thorough experience have been brought in its produc
tion Charles Hsdeck hiss given his whole mind the percc
ton Of his wine and making worthy of the Free
visits the United enabled him fully
understand and appreciate the and wishes Of
and Of his having poed by that information ty
the Champagne presented for the palate Of the
wine unsurpassed for its eh bouquet general
Tho varieties Of brands Of Champagne tend greatly Doubt
confuse the purchaser but the lovers Of good genuine
Charles Hedsieck label Is well
ths corks and capsules.
7. W. BAYAUD a. CO.,
General Agents for North America, Eew York.
The Charles HcIdseck be quantities at the
under mentioned houses besdes many others here named
and at retail with all tbs principal hotel keepers.
f. J. HART CO.,
.= s57s J.H.&I. n. MARKS,
sEwELL T. TAYLOR,
fe2 Iy PAYNE. STEELE 4 co.
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CoPARrNERsHrp Y cAnaIAoE ruaslanrse

The undersigned have formed eopnztnezhip q date for
tho st November last under the style Of RHODES CROW
ELL Of she late firm Of r. T. Matthews Co.,
solved by John Msshess and having
purchased the entire stock Of the late arm VIII
sinea the old stand. No. lt6 GRAvIER STREET and ~
speetfuly solicit The patronage Of their fnds and pub
RICHARD RHODES.
JOHN CR0WEIL.
New Orleans. December 2 1859. u In
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NEW ORLEANS, jack
Lee E& nj SON AND CHEAT NORTHERN
1880. Transportation Department. 1850.

Freight will received the Companys Depot foot Of Cal
lope street., UP $50 r, NJ daily Sundays excepted)
All freight intended for transportation be distinctly
marked with the initials Of congnee and place
tnnon and freight will be received unless consigned
established stations the line Of the read connections
Blank railroad receipts for freight may obtained hi the
Depot Aessrs. Cerson Armstrong; Camp street. By
those who wish TO them. z
The Company holds itself responsible value of al
shipped by the road which may by FIRE Fam the
time n eeepod for stations the line until twelse hours
notice consnees Of Its arrival the depot this city
This Company and all the Railroad Companies constituting
the Great Southwestern Lne between New Orleans New
York having made arrangements with the Adams EXPRESS
Company regular daily through Express the
cities the Express business heretofore carried by
Railroad Company for is is discontinued and all
Express will be carried by The Adams Express Inform
alien be obtained this subject Of j. j. MeREEVER
Sc Camp street.
Agents of the Railroad Company permitted receive
receipt for bank notes specie ewsr other express
They will be received BY the Adams Express 96 Camp
BENTLEY D. HASELI,,
Chief Engineer and Gen,l Supt
IS WILLIAMS.
MRatar Tran n-,atou
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

ton and to strengthen the Republican ticket, be-
the absence of anything like definite hope any
other side. The two Democratic factions are ar
rayed against each other-the administration be-
ing directly Unidentified, in the person of Vice
President Breckenridge, with the seeding party.
Mr.. Breckinridge is young, fine looking, talen-
ted, cultivated and popular man. On his Southern
rights platform he will, doubtless, carry all the
Cotton States, expecting, perhaps, Louisiana; but
the Intervention of Douglas electoral ticket may
take from him the Democratic balance of power
In all the border slave States, and some of the
second tier also, whereby those States may be Sc
cured to Bell and Everett.
But with the election carried into the House,
the irrepressible conflict" there will unquestiona-
ply continue from February, when the question
will come up, till the 4th of March, when the ses-
sion expires. In that event the power of the
House over the subject expires, and the man from
the two highest candidates from the people, who
may be elected Vice President by the Senate, will
become the President of the United States. 1t
follows then, that if this Presidential contest be
thrown into Congress, the House will fail to make
election in the brief interval to the 4th ofMarch
and that the Southern or anti-Douglas democratic
candidate for Vice President will in all probabii-
ty, become the President.
On the announcement OF the news of the nomi
nation of Douglas, by telegraph, at the North,
great enthusiasm was'shown by his friend. Salutes
were fired, professions formed, speeches made,
and other demonstrations of satisfaction with the
result exhibited
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Ia w INTELLIGENCE.
CITY CIRCUIT CotRT-Jupor KnrBs.

CITY CIRCUIT COURT-JUDGE KREBs
John OBrien, ct al, Charles r. Taylor ct al
Bill for specific performance of an agreement to
lease certain lot of ground under certain cond-
tions. Mclaughlin and O'Brien for complainants
VIM. D. Ward for defendants.-RichardC Cain and
others Us. Richard Colvin, otherwise Richard C.
Warfeld. Injunction granted to restrain defen-
dant from intermeddling with the estate of Rachel
Colvin, deceased or collecting any rents from said
estate, with certain exceptions; and order passed
appointing Benjamin H.. Elicott receiver of all the
rest and residue of said property and real estate
mentioned in said bill. G. L. Dulany for complain
ants.-Wilhelmina Stoetzer Us. R. NJ Chambers,
constable, and Seegar and Stefel. Injunction
granted to restrain defendants from executing
il. ia. against the goods and chattes of complain
ant. l.. M. Reynolds for complainant.-George
F. Ecky os. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company.
Injunction granted to restrain defendants from is
suing certificates of Indebtedness paving the in
terest thereon, or declaring any extra dividend of
certain alleged net profits as set forth by resou-
tion OF the Board of Directors of said company of
December 18th, 1856. |. hewitt Steele for COM
plainant.
SUPERIOR COURT-JuDGE MARTIN.
Loney, &C., Us. Baltimore Fire Insurance Co. Be-
fore reported Verdict for plaintiffs for S5, ,OO6. .64
-Loney, de-, u.s. Firemen's Insurance CO. Be-
fore reported Verdict for plaintiffs for SIS O19 49,
columbia Bank US. L. F. Barry, Garnishee of
Herr. An attachment ON warrant. Verdict for
plaintiff first issue for ,935.50 verdict for gar
nishee on second issue. Mclean and Wallis for
plaintif Schley for garnishee.-Same James
ii. Bayfield,, &C., garnishee of same. Same verdict
same unsel.-Cecil Bank u.s. same, garnishees of
same. Attachment of warrant Verdict for plain
ton first issue for Sl0 26verdict for garnishees
on second issue. d. C. H. Emory for plaintiff;
Schley for garnishee.--Same u.s. James Ell. Bayfield,,
&C., garnishees of same. Same. - Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Co. Henry A. Thompson and
Charles L. Oudesluys, garnishees of John W. Gill,
George Hardman and Edward W. Stephens. At
tachment on warrant. On trial. .Latrobe for
PLAINTIFF D0bbin and Steele for defendant.--Same
Us. Daniel Wilson, claimant of property, attached
in tire hands of Henry A. Thompson and Charles l..
oudesluys, garnishees of same. Same.--Assign-
ment to-day, ZIG to 24S.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-JUDGE- MARSHALL.
James Brady Us. Henry A Didier An appeal
from justice Alexander Judgment reversed, and
Judgment for the appellee for S2s94. Each party
paying his own costs in this Court.-Shipley
Howard Co. US. Sherrod McRae. Action on a
note. Verdict for plaintiff for S25047.-Assign-
ment l72 to 200
CRIMINAL CoURT-JUDGE BOND.
There was no business of Importance transacted
yesterday.-In the matter of the opening of
Telegraph street." the Court ordered a penire of
twenty-four jurors, returnable on Thursday, the
2Sth inst.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSION TO INVESTIGATE CAT
TIE DisEAsE.-Drs. Elwyn and Emerson, of PhiIa-
delphia, who were appointed by the Philadelphia
Society for promoting agriculture, a Committee
to go to Massachusetts, and investigate the eanse
and character of the cattle disease, before depart
ing on their mission received request from Mr.
Clemson, of the United States Patent Office, at
Washington, requesting them to act as United
States Commissioners, in conjunction with DR.. An
tisell, who had previously been appointed by Gov
consultation with MIR. Craig Biddle, President of
the Philadelphia Agricultural Society, they deter
mined to aceede to the request. They are now in
Massachusetts, acting in conjunetion with DR.. An
ITSELF and expected to make their report to the
Patent Ofice In the course of week or two,
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VOL. VINO. 726.

pork 800 candles $50 kegs lard 200 tins do so
kegs butter, boxes do tres hams 10 bbs beans Is
oats 100 boxes cheese hhds tobacco 10 bbs bread
800 paper Is bbls potatoes 10 boxes sugar. l04
bbls. corn meal l0l boxes oysters, IA bags guano.
ST. JOHNS, P. R.-Schr. PrisciUd-l5O bbIs mackerel
$50 shocks and heads / 62l boards
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Treaties OF amity, commerce and navigation have
been concluded by Liberia with Sardinia and Den
mark They were signed at London on the 10th
by its jealous Consul General, Gerard Ralston,
ESQ.,, and by the Marquis dAzeglio, Minister of
Saydinis, and N. de Bills, Minister of Denmark.
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POLITICAL.

The following order of the Presidential battle is
at length made up, to wit:
ANTI DOUGLAS DEMOCRATIC TIcKET.-For Presi-
dent-John e. Breckinridge, of Kentucky. For
ce-President-Joseph Lane, of Oregon.
DOUGLAS DEMOCRATIC TIcKEr.-For President
Stephen A. Douglas, Of Illinois For VicePresi-
dent-Beniamin Fitzpatrick, of Alabama.
CONSTITUTIONAL UNION TICKET.-For President
John Bell, of Tennessee. For Vice-President-Ed
ward Everett, of Massachusetts,.
REPUBLICAN TIcKET-For President-Abraham
Lincoln, of1llinois. For ce-President-Hannbal
Hamin of Maine.
General Sam Houston, as an independent candi-
date, running in Texas. We have had nothing to
compare with this arrangement since 1886, when
the following the order of the day for the Pres
dency:
Democratic candidate-Martin Van Buren,
General Wing candidate-Wm. II. Harrison
Massachusetts, Wing candidate-Daniel Web
ster.
Southern Conservative Wing candidate-Hugh
l.. White.
South Carolina candidate-Willie p Mangum.
But this division of the opposition forces upon
three tickets was not the result Of split, but of
an arrangement to carry the election into the
House of Representatives. The following was the
result:
whole electoral vote e'....'.................29 .294
Necessary 10 eject ............... .14S
FOR Harrison. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 70
Eor Eo Wnhecn e 70
rol NepsteE NDdsSdcnusetlsD.. II
For W. P. Mangum (South Carona) ....,.... IL
Total opposition vote. 124
THE MINNESOTA CoNsREssMEN AND THE BALTIneRE
NoMINATIoNs.--T Washington Star, of yesterday
evening, publishes the following card:
WASHINGTON, June 25, 1860.
To the Democracy of Minnesota:
Fellew-ci citizens: The undersigned temporarily
absent from home, take this method of declaring to
you their entire and cordial assent in the platform
of principles adopted by the Convention which
nominated John C. Breckenridge for President and
Joseph Lane for Vice-President, and their deter
mination to use every honorable effort to secure
their election in the coming contest. In this deter
mination nd these efforts invite the cordial CO.
operation of every Democrat in the State.
GEO. j.. BECKER,
A. NJ FRIDLEY,
A. NJ. EGERToN,
FRANKLIN STEELE,
HENRY NJ. RICE.
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Nunetarv ana commercial 4rbifo'.



The transactions at the Stock Board to-day were COM
parativey light but of the Stocks on te st
prices were maintained and in some OF the mining
stocks a slight improvement was estapsheu me saes
of Mining stocks embraced 400 shares Gardner Hill at
s7C17K zoo shares Guilford at s369@3A 1900 shares
Springfield at s4aG4 81, 1000 shares North State at
S219d2 81, 500 shares Consohda'ed at SlH' ana 9oo
shares Baltimore and North Carolina at Sl3l For Cam
bridge was bid and Silver Hill closed without sales
at sia bid. 81 94 asked regular way. For Railroad
stocks the market very quiet. lot of 100 shares
Northern Central sold at $lSA seller 60 days and
the only sale Baltimore and Ohio of shares
at s7s regular way Baltimore and Ohio closed however
at only s76k bid $774 asked and Northern Central left
of at $lSA bid $40 asked regular way The only sale Of
Railroad bonds today OF 81 900 Northern Central
1855 at 66A but note sales Of 959 Baltimore 6s
1890 at 1OOh, and $3.50 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Ex
ira dividend orders at 60.
In New York to-day Erie declined Il; New York Cen
tral 'si Reading r. Rock Island y; Michigan Southern
Il Harlem a. Galena and Chicago n but Cleveland and
Toledo advanced \ and Michigan Southern guaranteed
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Mf. fancey at Richmond
A. Mo:a!MoND, June 26.,-Mr. Yancey is to address
tne citizens and seoeders here Tomorrow, and a
mass meeting will take place at Capitol Square To-.
morrow night. SsA"'' W.
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New York Bank statement.

,ho NV NV, 9hk, June 25.-The weekly statement of
sase eno 4 ors city banks shows an increase of
crease of is $40 a0asIs s75sOoo in species and de-
posits. anu P'io,oo0 III ue