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rA The Broad St. Methods, Church.

Ia. The Broad St. Methodist Church.
his beautiful place Of worship is at last nearly
finished, and ultimately will reflect great credit
on all connected with il. The interior Is superb
both for accommodation and beauty, and the
psws superior to any in Richmond. There has
Teen much delay in getting towards the compile
ton, in consequence of the many alterations from
the original plan. as the work progressed, but no
expense or tIou BILE has been spared so as to mako
1T, when finished, second To- none in Virginia.
much occupied with the above Church, and so
much Iona er than they expected, that they have
unavoidable disappointed many of their custom
ers but now beg to solicit their patronage and the
public in general; and to inform them that they
ness IN their line. as Builders and House Carpen-
tiers, which can be strictly relied upon being done
promptly. and In a manner to give satisfaction,
and 10 defy all competition in turning out better
workmanship. no3-l5t
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R'DQ'Rs CHESTERFIELD L.
DRAGONS, co. "a 23D REG /

NM MANCHESTER, October Slst. l@J
Iurade In Manchester tat the Town
Hail. On WEDNESDAY. 7th inst, az o'clock
+. NJ. fully equipped, with arms and aceos'ts
ments In order for inspection, prepared 20 20 ny
encampment Each trooper Will proVlde W.
blankets, two shirts, two pair SOCKS, two oEs.h
one curry comb and brash. by rules OF the gu
campmept each SIX men will be allowed one ser.
want A baggage wagon will he tu rnished 10 carr,
the luggage TIE roll will be called puhotuav q,
the hour mentioned above II is des"ou ''"
every member should be present.
Nv order Of Capt. Cox, c-.,,
no l-otrha WM II RkANDER, JR., LAT Ssrk
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NEW BOOKS.
NEW BOOKS RECEIVED
IN w EST Il JOHNSTON,

Bookstore, las Main street.
THE ORDERLY BOOK OF THAT PORTION
Of the American Army, stationed at near
Williams burg, Va, under the command OF
General Andrew Lewis, from March 18Th l776
to August 2sth, HI6 Printed from the original
manuscripts. with notes. An Introduce ION by
Chas. Campbell, Esq. author OF the History OF
VIrgInia, &c. So so.
ODD PEOPLE. Being a popular description of
singular races olmen. by Capt. Mayne Reid.
With illustrations. Soc
THE LAKE REGIONS OF CENTRAL AT
RIGA. A picture of Exploration. By Rich'd
F. Burton. Illustrated. So
The KING Of THE MOUNTAINS. From the
Travels of Edmond about, author of the Ro-
THU Ea HH6j1u rsfsKfSEE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF
COOKING AND DOMESTIC ECONOMY.-
b. Mrs Z. F Haskell. 81 rs
A CuURSE or SIX LECTU RES on the Various
Sources of Matter, and their Relations to each
other. By Michael FaTady, d. q. L., f. X. s.
MRS. GILBERT's CAREER. An American
Story. BY j. u Holland. author of The Tit
comb Letters, &C., &c. Sl26.
THE RUINED CANISTER. BY Geo. w. Nj.
r., ReyGoIss VI, compete y one ns, y2lame soc;
Dumas, author of Count Monte Cristo soc.
LIONEL jOCELYN. Sequel to Love Me,
Leave Me Not. By Pierce Egan, ESQ 5pc
RICHMOND IN BY-GUNE DAYS. Second edi-
ton; with many additions and corrections -
u. nos 1t
MAyO'S GUIDE!
w NEW EDITION Just published and for sale
n IN 10
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TEIS SATURDAY EVENING, Nov "a,
Will % performed the new French Play OF
LOUISE DE- LiGNEROALES
Louise .--..-.....--. Miss CAAOLIsK RIeHIyas,
Lasrqnge. Mr.. PKTER RICHINss
UYsrture - 49,. .---- Orchestra,
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LETTER LIST.

I ISTOFLETTERS-Rem IN the r. CH /.
II MOND POST OFFICE, on the End day Of
November, 1860.
n Published by authority of Act Of Congress, in
the newspaper having the largest circulation In the
District where printed.
Ne Persons calling for letters IN this List, will
please say they are ADVERTISED.
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gms VOTERS, ATTENTION -" We
SNAa SH ALL FIRE TIE so u T Fl Err
HEART, INSTRUCT TIE SOUTHERN MIND,
GIVE COURAGE TO EACH OTHER, AND AT
THE PROPER MOMENT, BY ONE ORGAN
IZED, CONCERTED ACTION. WE CANPRE-
ClPIrATE ThE COTTON STATES INTO A
REVOLT ZION"
Such Is the LANGUAGE Of the great Breckenridge
leader. Patriotic Union men of Virginia are you
prepared to preclpltate this glorious Union INTO
Revolution. no3-lt
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Sixth Night Of the Engagement of
MISS CAROLINE RICHINGS,
and her father, MIR. PETER RICHINGS.
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: MAhINH INTHLLIQENCH
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 2.
RizA wor, TAI, day Saturday, * ,'eiees.


ARRlV ED.
Steamer Relvidere, keene. Baltimore, mdze. and
passengers, ID 4 w. Currie.
Steamship Virginia. Kelley, Phiadeiphia, mdze
and passengers, g. p. Cardozo.
brig john Geddes, (Br.) McDougal, Halifax, hsh.
sohr. Juha Name, Preston, Philadelphia, coal,
Writ Roberts.
SAILED,
Steamship Jamestown. Skinner, N. York, mdze.
and passengers, Ludlam atson.
Schr. Caspar Heit, Shoe, Philadelphia. lumber
J. q. Reed. >, .
sehr. Jo.ephus, Waterbury down the river, light
schr. Hannah Martin, Slate, do. 90 90
schr. Emma D., Warren, do. do. 90.
Schr. John Larkin, McKown, do. do do.
NORFOLK, Nov laird, schr. KING Wilam'
Richmond. =
NEW YoRK, Oct. 3i.-Arrived, bark Firglnian' OF
Richmond - days from Rio. nv
PHiLADsLPHIA, Nov. l.-Cleared, schr, w. Ken
NEEDY, Norfolk.
HAVANA, Oct. 2-Arrived, brig s. P. Brown,
Norfolk.
lBY TELEGRAPH.l
HAMPTON ROADS, Nov. 2-ArTlved, ship geo.
Peabody, from Callao, via Valparaiso.
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IA BILL HEAD. BILL HEADs THE largest
ana most compet ASSORTMENT Of RULED IA
PERS, for BILL HEADS, OF varIQgS colors-
received at tn IS OFFICE. Merchants and 9TH
ers in want, can rely on getting a good article of
Paper, and as cheap as they can be procured any
where Call and see specimens and prices. itsl
"a REEFS GALLERY Is daily crowded with the
beauty and elite of the city, to procure their Like
nesses in REFS InImItabie sty le Babies beautl
fully taken. l45 M ain street, Eagle Square.
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HARRTHD.

On Tuesday evening, the soth uit., at Grape Hill,
in Esssp county y sse l Rev. If SsGw
CITY. n. e.. and MATILDA @. SMILEY, the
u fed bard OF ths former pl ace.
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pExIDkNTtAL ELECr,uN.

We win feel especially obliged to Commits
,toners, Sheriffs. and other onicers conduct
ing the Presidential election on Tuesday, for
returns as soon as possible after the close OF
the polls. We will thank our friends gene
rally tor such returns as they may send US by
the earliest CONVEYANCE. We request them 10
use the telegraph. where they can, for this
purpose at cur expense.
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AMUSEMENTS.

NEW RICH M . N ID TIL TIRE.
THOS. L. M0XLEY Acting Managsf
|. b. PHlLLlPS.-.-.... Stage Mausgsr
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ELIGIOUS NOTICE.--Th
E UNION PAYER MEETING at GOD
DIN'S HALL, TO DAY, AIURDAY,) VIII be
held with ipecial reference TO Tie present state of
cur country. Ministers ard members of oil &c
mlnatlons are earnestly invited to attend.
The meeting will begin punctually stl2 o'clk.
uo3 -lt
lS THE iASTOR OF SYCAMORE
So CHURCH has returned to the city, and ,
Providence permitting, viii preach TO NOR
ROW tLord's Day. at ii O'Clock A. NJ
no3-lt*
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100 HALF RBLA. o. WOODS NORTH
lUU CAROLINA FAM! LIZ ROE HEARINGS.
S bhis Woods N G. Family Cut do.
10 bbls N. Carolina No. ShAB.
40 do. North Carolina No. Family Gross
HERRiN6S,
30 bags Frost's BuCKwHEAr.
~ For For sale by ROBT' 4. Z. bABNgY,
Family Grocer. corner Broad and TIN sts,
90 al-Ats Opposite the Theatre.
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a. Winter Style Ladies' Dress Hats
Mrs. u. c. ALLEN will exhibit at her Show
Rooms, on FRIDAY next, the 2d November, an
other fresh supply OF LADIES WINTER HATS.
mol 81
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DISSOL TION OF THE
80 UNION Are you prepared for this :?
Though men business men Chr stan men
Bell men, Douglas men conservative men of
every party, are you ready, are you willing to
Your great and glorious country torn dis
honored fragments ~ shall that which is now the
glory and admiration Of tbs world, become hiss
ing and by word to the nations? Shall you 1--we to
look upon - States discovered. discordant, belg-
erent; on lang rent with clvl! feuds. or DRENCH-
ED WITH FRATERNAL BLOOD?'' Ii YOU
woulu avoid this avoid BreckinIdse as you would
Lincoln. 3-lt
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IUK KENr-A fac WOOD or COAT issssl,
+ adjoining wm- 6ray's stete. On .ne "a 6asA-
els coal Possession given tes ~ JanxxS' ~ a
Apply TO loo a9-lml WM. uhA 7. va y. -
xITM. WALLACk,s PUNE MoUNiAN
w DEW Whisky ~ iWslisIpiAcg SONS,
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EA Hull has had great success III taking
measures and orders. Call III and LOOK ais sam
ples for SUITS. ALWAYS on hand large stock Of
READY DE CLOTHING ana u EMS u h
NISHING GOODS.
IRVING HULL, Agent.
no 2-2w "a Main street.
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E UNloNMEN, ARE YOU READY

UNlONMEN, ARE YOU READY!
The day of battle is now close TO hand; the hopes
Of the South, the safety of the country the peace
Of the nation, the integrity Of the Union, the ~
volatility of the Constitution, all now depend
upon men of the Union party. the supporters oil
BELL and EVERETT, in this grand CONNECT
Watever bet,des, let US, one and all, 90 our ddty
and our whole duty, and Heaven that has made
and preserved us a nation, will blsss our efforts
and reward ouf patriotism. Men of the Union
party be firm be unwaverlng. be true In thls ltst
hour, and deserve the victory that awaits you.-
Rally your forces, and make one bold, brave, pa
triotic struggle for the UNION. no SIT
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VOTERS, ATTENTE0N!-- Lin
es-1-a coin is elected, he viii eve his election
to John c. BTecklnridge ard James Buchanan
The man who really desires to defeat Llncoln-lf
he understands che true state OF adtirs-wIil vote
Tor JOHN BELL. no3-lt
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Alter which. the

After which, the
BONNY FISH WIFE.
IS Thistle with songs, i RIS GAsS.lSh
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- IENNyIIND HAS ARRIVED,

IA HDQRS. COWS NOUN Ed GUARD'{
Il RICHMOND, Nov 2. 1861. \
IN Order No. -n.oo,q
T& Members of the G0VERNoho
MOUNTED GUARD, meet st your aTmoIy. ua
7 O'Clock, puncta.llY. in undTess uniform, WIZ
aide srms, for drtll and election OF ofhcefs COZ
geants will summon their squads,
Nv order of Capt X. u. CABzLL s,.
no2-2t E. BOSSlEUX. SerE :.
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~ Premium Photographs.
PREMIUM PHOTOGRAPHS.
PREMIUM PHOTOGRAPHS.
PREMIUM PHOTOGRAPHS.
SMITH Il VANNERSON are tusy in making
PHOTOGRAPHS. Specimens of them were ex
hibited the late + air, Tor which they took the
premium. Cali and examine specimens. at w hlte
hurst's old Gallery no 3-3t*
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THE CITY or hIth
A MOND being about To lntrodass
steam Ftfs 3 ~ EnsI HsSb SAI FIRE
ENTITES Shiah will be SO Id on reasonaOs
erms Apply 10 the Princlgs, Eegines,'p
90 IT'S LEW 10 Ia pHRANAJ-
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eIETG NOKE, For NEW YORK VIA
s-.szzak&ek MORE OLK--The Steamship ROA
s O'Clock A. NJ, SUNDAY, the 4th inst.
Passage to New York, meals and state room in
cuded, $40. Steerage passage only SIS.
Passage tn Norfolk same as by the river boats.
Freight received To DAY, Saturday.
Cons gnees arereQuestedtO SEMI Tor Inelrs0ods
TO day.
Freight for Boston taken at moderate rates AMI
forwarded with dispatch.
TIcksts AMI berths secured at our Office, or on
board the ship. LUDLAM & WATSON.
at
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CUNS-GUNH-GUAS II haven store ss @s
W ana very complete stock Of y UNI slso, vsrT
small FUUR -Su0DTERS; Colts, Alien
many other PiSToLs, Of sas Nehss siI 81 I'll
S,nds: ali of which will be sold at the lowest
slhe pflces. An examinatten q ny Isss~nR
specially solicited. W. ~ asrSss.
- I'm -
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E The oXySenated Bitters, aside from
their being the 5sSt remedy which medical science
and research have discovered for the cure OF Dys-
pepsia. are an irreStSti5Ls cure for ScurVy. No
vessel should go TO sea without a supply of this
boon to the eeafaTing man.
Gold by ABLE K GRAY. PURCELL, LADD &
CO., w. PETERSON. J. p. DUVAL, and by al
other dealers in medicines. oc 3l-2tW rs
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WESTERN BACON. Shoulders Of prime
~ & g. b. DAVENPORT.
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CHEESE-New York Cutting, English Dairy
~ and Pine Apple, 700 boxes, Tor sai9 syp opr
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rs Lumber Card.-Eugene Darlington
having, purch ased the stock of LUMBER OF the
late Edward l.. 5udlef. will continue the business
at the old 'ard, corner Franklin and 10Th streets.
where he Will he happy to serve the old custom.
ers of Mr.. Dudley and the publ c generally: Stock
on hand--WHtTE 2 n E. YELLOW P n +,
FLOORING, WALNUT CH ERRI. ASH NJ 4,
HOGANT. MAPLE. BUTTON WOOD. LATHES,
SHINGLES, &c. EUGENE DARLINGTON,
no l--dIm Corner Franklin and 18th SITS
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GLASSWARE 200 doz. Tumblers, rs dozen
NJ Decanters. IS doz. Lager Beer Mugs, 50 doz.
Glass Jars, Gobiets, &c for sale low, .,o,.rr
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EREsh BuTTsR:-i have msde aa nsn Of
Orange oeuntY. New YORK, and Of the pstsssTs
uslley. Mary land; and OF the v1fsai s.jisa dur
ina tAs Giuter and Spring, WIN taen .,assts
FRESH BUrTER. Thfoash these sl ds ass,sIs q
can always kseg ON nsnd sass saSi.s 10 KEEP
families supphed st a low PRICE tes sssrtsS;oS.
oe I~dim Next cor. Fraekin and naS.r 49,
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M COLTS Celebrated Five Shooters.-.
Army, Navy, and Pocket sizes, on hand and for
sale BY JAMES WALSH,
Gun Importer,
oc 22-lm doors above st. Charles Hotel.
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SO BBLS. pure Truli's X UM, for tobaeconIsts,
w high proof and favor, for sale by
WOMBLE CLAIBORNE, No. IL Pearl st.
GROUND ALUM SALT, eco sacks Ground
VI Alum Salt, in pr me order for sale by
l. & q. b DAVENPORT.
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sellers. The following from the whaewea's Saipping
L gives the IN the New Bedford market for
the week ending the 10th inst The market for sperm
1rn but without transactions. Sales in other places
amount 10 2,2l5 bbs-, follows:In Nantucket 100
bos, at price not Transported in Falmouth, 600 bbR 1t
81 H. In Warren, 200 bes, al 81 49, and in Boston, BIS
bbs at 81 40 per gallon Whale continues quiet The
sales since last embrace GOO bbls at 48c per gallon,
and 200 bbs in Farbsven at Sec The Of sperm
hand the present time is 800 bbls 800 this city and
FairbaveD, and the balance In other places.
PROVISIONS -Pork-There some more demand from
the trade with sales Of about TOO 800 bbls including
mess at $40 i2s $40 rs DO at SAT 12k, old prime
sll 80 sl1 SIS, and new do. at $40 Beef steady,
with sales of 500 400 bbls at IS SIS rs for county
mess; repacsed do. at 50 50 e2K and extra do. Il
$40 500 81 t0 prime held firmly at SIT $40 SO
and 200 bbls. India reported sold at So
Beef hams were steady, with saes OF 1870 bbls
at $t4 rs. Bacon unchanged. About It's boxes
short ribbed sold at 9c, and heavy lot OF green
sides sod at &c. Lard heavy, with sales OF $50
bbls at 1910 10xc Butter and cheese steady,
aud prices unchanged
SUGARS continued firm, with sales OF 600 700 hhds
chiefly Cuba mnscovados, part 71sc a1hc. a7Ac. In
cluded in the sales were so hhds New Orleans ut &c.
SIC, and about $50 hhds. melado at SIC. SIC.
SEED--Clover was Arm, with sales in day or two q
500 bags at SC. SIC and some 100 bushels timothy
Calcutta linseed quiet the last sale Of moment COM
psed the cargo Of the North Atlantic 10 arrive here, u
81 62k.
TAIIow was steady with Gales of 10, 600 lbs a.p. t.
WHisKEYSaes Of SEQ bbls made nj Is &c IS
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canadian nour was IN fair demand, with sales Of about
$50 bbs at IS 10 81 for extra brands Southern -four
moderately dealt in the chief demand being from the
local trade, with some purchases for export The sales
embraced roo 800 bbls within the range Of the above
sales Of 10 bbs Al quotations. Corn meal was In fair
request with sales Of 200 bbs Al quotations. Wheat was
In more demand for shipment with moderate purchases
milling Sales Of about II 800 bushels Milwaukee club 1t
81 Is, with small sales Of Western white at Corn
held with more frmness, while the sales embraced about
20 900 bushels, including jersey and Southern yellow
CSC. s4c and white Southern at $40. . $50 Rye was
quiet At 90c &c for Northern Barley-SAee Of 5000
bushes OF State were made ii coke. Oats were steady
with salee q State and Western ct asa Acc aud Prince
Edwards Island ii 4Sc.
Corm-The market for Rio wu steady but quiet Sales
Of 300 bags 81 Domingo were made at 10.
CoToN-The market was more active, and the advance
noticed yesterday fully sustained The sales footed
mp about 400 bales 100 Of which made In transit
Prices for lots the spo closed arm the basis of II &c
for middng upends and &c. for Florida middling The
following statement Of the movement in since
the Let September last, 0 compared with the previous
three veaY
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The increase in receipts At the ports compared with last
year was bales The increase exports Great
Britain was S4 900 bales decrease 10 France 00o de-
exports, So7 600 -,
frm-Dry cod more sought after, and the last sale
o, moment embraced cargo private terms The sup
ply OF mAckerel was light, with limited sales Of No st
$40 Other kinds were unchanged.
fR1sEE 10 liverpool SEQ bales Of cotton were en-.
gagged at Sled '.32d, 500 boxes cheese at 26s 200
boxes bacon 2os, 10 tons cloverseed A. % II 600
between S%d a6d), and 500 bbls. rosn al d A bark
Of 800 tons was taken up for Narcotics 70 load vith
slaves N p t. WV
HAY-saes Of COO bales we're made for .hiprosu, a,
81 1917. f"'' ~
Hors Were steady, with sales Of 20 30 bales, oroo
1859, at l2c a 1sc. IVY
lsox was firmly held, with small sales as sas s2s per
ton. ~
LIm-Sales OF some 500 900 bales have been made
within day two OF common Rockland at ,5c with
small lois Of lump at 81 10.
MoIlssEs-Sales OF 20 hhds. Cuba muscovado vere
m,de at 26c New Orleans was held nj Soc &c.
NAVAL SroRss--ss!es OF $50 bbs spirits were made Al
&c a442c Common rosin steady at 81 s.. Crude
turpentne was unchanged aud quiet.
ous-Iinseed held with hrmness, The foreign
feas was considered favorable, which, combined with
more inquiry nom The Interior, tended harden the mar
ket The saes last made sc q 5ec on one 10
three mo1shsi there buyers at soc. eoc without
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The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were $20,3s3,714 90, and the balances
1858 1886 0s.
The following dividends have been declared
The Aorris and Essex Railroad Company, per cent
from the earnings Of the seven months ending
December 3lst, payable on and after February l.
The close Of the fiscal year has been changed from
November 80 to December 81; the State Bank
Of Camden, New Jersey, an extra dividend of 8 per
cent; the Brooklyn City Railroad Company, 4 per
cent, payable February 1.
The business Of the Little Miami and Columbus
and Xenia lines for the twelve months ending No
venber 80, 1850 and 1858, compares % follows
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NE Legislature Of Maryland, and which is now in
1oTce contains the following in regard to usury:-
ssssa l. Interest may Be charged dsdusssd at the
rate Of SIX csHtum Per annuA, and the may be
sal:alaasd according - laid down owle.s
ess & No yasa II usuYy shall be available against any
ngai " squnes assignee or holder Il any bond bill Oh
IGaogy, bill u sxcAange, promksory note, other
pst4bs instrument, where sueh assignee or sndorsse
hsadsr aha have rseeivs& The name fer bona de and
sgAi csnadsrsaisa, Without Hecs Of any usury in the
Sreeeen Or Subsequent sssgnmeat thereof.
Sc J. any person shaf sxaet, directly Indirectly,
~ IsaA q any nsnsy, gsods ekatels, TO BE- paid In
money above the value q x dollars for the forbsarAncs
~ sne hundred dols 1bR year, and altar that
rate for 9eE o. tsses sam or for longer shsrter
one, hegkan ~ dseEned guilty Of usury.
Any person guFsy d usufy shall forfeit all the excess
GAUve the real value Of The goods and chael
1nAly lent advanced and the legal interest such
value, which forfeiture shall the benefit
- any defendant who shall plead usury and prove the
0naL
yvery plea Of usury shah state the Of money or
n value Of the goods and ohAttcs lent advanced with
the time q which the sum % lent advanced and
- plaintiff shall be entitled 10 the Of money
~ The value q the goods and chae actually lent ad
yAnosd, With legal interest from the time the
advanced.
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MICH COWS.
With continued moderate receipts the market retains
the buoyancy previously mentioned and transactions
hnue 1t full previous prices Cows ranking good TO
PRIME , COMMAND ngn prices ana are IN active demand
latter are but seldom effected at this season OF the year
however, and the bulk Of the offerings bought up by
very dull and hard OF sae 1t the nominay
prevailing rates. The total receipts At all the yards for
wa.AiHgton. BTo.ssno'a CAambvlins OB,sen.
i 1as w wssf .is inss q s ss
The demand continues moderately active for all kinds
and sales at fun prices ranging from 3Hc TO &C. per
pound including ali descriptions the supply continues mo-
derate and many more could be sold ct satisfactory prices
Inferior 70 common qualities predominant, and the bulk
Of the offerings sell at from &C. The sales at our
total receipts ali the yards ior the week and sst week
were % follows
nj. ,..i ws.a'.s S: 'r''':s' oA.-s'". os' =
Last Last week. 81 g = 70
SHEEP AND LAMBS,
The receipts continue moderate, and with o good de-
sheep high as 81 per head but is proper here 70
remark that they were unusually large ana the market
sell no faster hsS they did weeI aSo nor DO
they command higher prices. The market continues
buoyant at quotations above and the bulk OF the gales
the yards for this and last week were as follows
WasAinaon Byoc7ain9's. CAamIeriiN's OBrIens
ss wee. week So 3 sss saS iss
The demand continues moderate, and prices are &c
per pound lower than they were week ago Sales have
about head The receipts at the Hudson River Drove
Yards foot Of Thirty seventh street, North river for the
Railroad $751; New York and Erie Railroad via Bergen
1885, Hudson River Railroad, 227. Remaining from last
report, ,2es. Total S,7l2 Sold, 3a76; left unsoId
The total receipts Of ell stock at the yards for the week
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
"WEDNESDAY, Jan. l8-6P.M.
AMEs-The market quiet and sales limited at &c
for pots, and at 5xc. for pearls.
BRlADsrurr-Four-The market was without change
Of moment In prices, while sales were rather freely