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THE EYE.
DIR. D. F. wOOLFSON.
0CULIST AND 0PTICIAN,
ap w cuINcroN m N
THE EYE.


DEspEcrFULLY to the citizens Of Richmond that he
Of 9Th and Main stree where he will remain
DR.. Wooson has had experience
Opcan and begs ALL who labor under defective VI
that he prepared Afford them relief With his Strengthen
log Spectacles.
These sptctaees easy they fatigue eye
Doctor being scientific opeAn enabled, upon In.
specon Of the adopt the proper glasses peua
~ Of vision.
The refers following dng gentlemen let
OF aekno. ledgmeDt from whom, well from countless
eyes, supplies patients who hard OF hearing with
drums and trumpets
Hon Ex-Governor, Pfrya trck, q. 3. Senator
Hoa Gen Jos. Lane L. 8. Senator
Hon. exIioy. A. p Brown, U. s. senator
Hon. VIM. N. G~in, .. Q. Senator.
Hon. Jefferson Davis, Z. 4 Senator.
Hon. J. p BenaniH, U. =. Senator.
Hon. Robt. Toombs, U. s. Senator.
Hon Benjamin v. Wade, u s. senator.
Hon. James Chesnut U. s. senator.
Hon. ex-iov. J. II. Hammond u s. Senator.
Hon. c. c Clay, U. 8. senator.
Hon J r. Thompson, u. 4 Senator
Hon. Alexander r. Beteler, Of Virginia.
Hon j. n. Ashmore, OF South Carolina.
Hon John MeQaeen, Of South Carolina
Hon. VIM W. Boycr, o. south Carolina
Hon. JAbez ". Curry Of Alabama
Hon. Gen. John b Clark, House Of Reps.
Hon. John W. Stephenson, OF Kentucky.
Con Joseph smith, Chief Bureau Yards and Docks.
Capt d. N. Ingraham. Chief Bureau Ordinance.
DIR. Peter Parker ex Commissioner 10 China
DR.. r. X Stone N. d.
Dr. Thomas Miller.
Or. George NJ. Dove.
Richard !. Coke Esq Attorney Al Law.
o Barret, Editor Patriot and Uni. D. Harri,burg, Pa.
Mi W. A. Harris, late Editor Washington Union.
Rev Alfred HOeman Of Grace Church. Washington
Iy25-dkctw
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The Yancey-SIaughter Letter-Hear Nr.



Mr. Yaucey feeling the ileiiec.s upon himself andhis
cause OF bis celebrated Slaughter letter. in which he
discoses his scheme to "precipa.e the Cotton States
into revolution seeks to evade them by saying that
the letter was intended be private hastily written,
aud does not convey proper understanding Of his views
The emphatic manner in which he and his friends dwell
upon what they regard breach Of confidence on the
part of Mr. Slaughter has brought that gentleman out
ia letter Of explanation which we sutjoin ltappears
from this letter that Mr. Slaughter to Mr.. Yancey
for the purpose of getting his views for the benefit Of
many friends in Georgia and did not regard the letter
private and confidential He regarded Mr.. iancey an
honest man who did not "haVe set Of principles for
the public and another be kept private" We are il
ened to think that Mr. S had high opinion of his
correspondent whose course upon the question of dis
union has proved him be altogether dsiugenuous and
unworthy Of confidence:
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FOR SALE.
MANIPULATED GUANO.
REMOVAL.
SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.

IANALL, CRENSHAW e. co. will remove their
0ce the LIST Of August TO their sorehouse, In front OF
cir Mills the corner Of Byrd and Twelfth streets iy2S
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John Q. Mitchell, highly respected and universally
beloved citizen Of Richmond county, met with most
shocking and fatal accident while returning from West
mOreland Court, Monday last, the 23d inst. 1t up.
pears that he riding esurely along the road within
short distance Of bis home converting with his brother
Fairfax when the horse suddenly took fright aud started
of at full speed throwing Mr.. NJ, whose foot
tangled in the vehicle TO the ground, aud dragged him
tor several hundred yards until stopped by The
unfortunate spoke after the accident but n
gered until Tuesday at o'clock, when be died. apparent
ly in great pain.
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PLANTATION GIG RS.--A largo lot Of nne ed Plan
i tation Cigars. just received and for sale BY
Jy2s DOVE 4 co., Wholesale Druggists.
INARLY BIRD..-A neyerfallng remedy for worms pre-
IL pared and for sale by
jy2s DOVE CO., Wholesale Druggists
nOvE,s FLUID EXTRACT PAREIRA Bra-
IL aud Buchu for the Of Chronic Diseases OF the
Urinary Passages Cacuous AGsons LeueorhorA Drspsy,
Jaundce Chronic Inflammation aud UueeSon Of the Kidneys
and Bladder. Prepared and for sale only, by
DOVE 4 CO., Wholesale Druggists,
Iy2s Richmond, Va.
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THE FRIENDS OF DOUGLAS STAND FIRM.

KITTY.
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few weeks ago the Natioral Democratic Committee
ut Washington issued address invoking the friends
OF Judge Douglas to stand firm and reject all fusion al
lance or compromise with the destroyers Of The Demo
cratic party and the enemies of the Union, who had
thrust Breckenridge aud Lane forward candidates for
the Presidency Last week the friends of Douglas in
Pennsylvania and New Jersey met in convention in their
respective States, aud faithfully followed out this recon-
mendation.
The following abstract of the full proceedings of
the Pennsylvania convention published in the Phila-
delphia Press
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Annexed are the aggregates of the statement Of
the banks of South Carolina for February


Total. .s4l 5ss, 61 Total. SAL sSs oel
As compared with the January statement, the
whole report shows an increase in circulation of
$7O2 $40; in deposits, Of $sos447 III in specie, Of
sleOo2 81; in domestic exchange, of 81 800 5ls 3d.
in foreign exchange, of sl25 $50 49, and decrease
in discounts Of SOL ,457 SO.
A convention of freight agents met ct Cleveland
last week, representing many Of the Western rail-
roads, at which resolutions were adopted in favor
of the proratng system Of freights IS the only ef
fectual check to the ruinous reduction of freghts
by competing roads A committee was appointed
TO bring the matter before the four main Eastern
lines.
The New Orleans Della Of March reports the
exchange market - follows
Exchange opened under m unusual depression and the
market continued unsettled throughout the day. Onsr
hgs commercial bills have further increased, but the
supply Of all other descriptions restricted and prices
have be exceedingly irregular. At late hour some
81 The banks put sight checks the Northern cities TO
premium, but there buyers u this figure, and
was paid 1t all must have been IN exceptional cases.
Al the market now rules can only give approxmatng
Quofastons, which We annex, ~ foows-Clear sterling
bte, ~ per cent premium; bill Of lading drafs,
N per cent PREMIUM francs, 620a 521x per dollar;
sixty day bills on the North IL per cent discount
sight, par . Is per cent p9erum
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The business on the Stock Exchange was mode
rate to-day, without material variation in prices
Letters from Albany confirm the story that the Sc
nate is prepared to back down on the tolling
question, and that the House bill viii become .
law. On the strength Of this the price Of Central
declined per cent to-day, closing this afternoon
At 70 bid, against 7ss az the close yesterday The
Western shares were firm at the lowest prices Of
yesterday. All parties are agreed to expect better
prices when the spring traffic shall show large
increase. The demand for State stocks and desi
rable bonds continues active, and prices advance
steadily The parties who have sold Missours short
on the strength of the accidental adverse events
on the past month or two have not made money
by the operation At present prices it is not easy to
ind a safe investment on the list which win yield
eight per cent to its holder; yet the tendency still
seems to be upward. This afternoon the market
vas stronger on Missouris and some of the Western
shares, but lower on Central. Stocks closed weak
the following quotations. Virginia 6's, 943 95;
hSsourl SIS, szs q, Canton, ls3 q 20A; Cumber-
,ano Coal preferred, Is /; Pacific Mail, 93& Z;
! New York Central, 70 q l; Erie, a !; Hudson
niver' ga !; Harlem, % /; do. preferred, 81 1;
heading' Ia ~; Michigan Central, 3sA q Z; Nj
cngan Southern ana rvvrSn~,n Indiana q ]. do
guaranteed Is 1; Panama, 1891 3; Illinois Cen
trail 61a !; Galena and Chicago, 5ss sol; Cleve-
land and Toledo, 20 q J.; Chicago and Rock Island,
$50 al.
The railroad traffic of the first week OF March
was generally light On the Western lines, in conse
quence of the bad condition of the Western roads.
The follovinr snua of tho rofurna.-
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POSTAL DIRECTORY.

VOroASn and Domestic MANS.
FnO o. CLOSING AT THE NEW YORK oFyIey.
Don1sno. .Morth-Alhany, BufAlo and OaAada..s Pm
E::;s: .sS n = ~ -. y y :.a w
x.ssssn mai, By rallrosd .5H A. n. AID 2
srzsAr xAus On eSndsy Al nAas dose II W.
cA1uo.uA. b sssn:hip North Star. on Tuesday.
"a re; ov:s:nd Nan 10. 0sHiorni. leave. e ksa.
sssa.:a p :Ssua e asri:l q Overland :. s y:
LARS Orr. 10 Overland nan nom g. Joseph clo, 70 San
1harsdAy, a. A. n Ls9ers shoIk b marked
SOver]and. vi 81 Joaeph-n VI
TO- PAGJsc. By seasnshaD North star. o. Tuesday.
Euuorn b sses.:iip Africa. for Liverpool a. =
On wednesday. March H.............M A. II.
BAHAMA ANDs On the day asr Ne arrival eaeh altar
nate o.nsrd paskst = ~ Port being ones
win mails for ~ bahama Is,audsetD b lAn1sd
atNassau Mp p.
xAvANA.....B By steanaahlp Quaker Civ, On Thurs
dAy, March lo.......-................. MP. Il
rnu OF CL0sNs AT TIE LONDON OFFICE.
Ihe Overland MAJ 10 Bombay CLOSES h LonAo4
Zach month VI seuahAnptsn n Ne In ord
cA1sv1sA.. M lou lsA. IN, " xarssrnsa ~, IN.
OUNA b. Wa 4ATsoueo The lQh and Nh Va 6outA
anpton nh and 2Oh.
AsszaAA. VA Hsrssilss and suss a ~ lsA VIA ssStA-
MAyR1xvs. Wa Alden The Ath and zln Of tAe m1ntA
DRAxu-..... .vA southampton on Ne Oh Of Ae month
~ Te NarseEss mails despatched On tho Of asovo
dates should any Of hsse datsa tan Sunday, Ne mall y
sBs $500 mad: =: dispatched 9. D. morning ..
above dates 0noud Of haoe dates fall Sunday u
man y despatched tho morning previous
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within the two days past the sales have reached 900
1900 bali chests Of blacks ct full prices The Armness
OF holders restricted Sales the prices demanded being
above the views OF purchasers.
ToAcco 10 In fair request with movement In Ken
lucky at exc llc. IT. bales Havana at 2Sc 40 III
do. Yara at p 81 cases seedeaf at &c. 1zc and 10
do Florida at 14c. &c.
wmsKEr was lower, with sales reported OF 100 bis
at 2Skc.
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Movements In Real Estate.
By A. j. Blocker. Son 4 ca.

BY A. j. Heecker, Son %.
8 story brick house and lot 3al Greenwich Ct near
Jay, lot 25xS5. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS la 100
Church, lot 26xioo Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
ITO acre farm on Staten Island. $4,000
By Adrian q. Muller.
8 sicry brick house and lot, 22s Mulberry st., lot
By. r. r wilkins. 4
House and lot N. side 31st ct 40 feet E. ID nv.
2oxsS.o.. ............... .$4,276
houses ana lo@ adjoining. same size each 81 $780, $500
House and lot 3S3 West 18th st, 20x9S 8,925
I" 164 West S7th st. lsx9S o. ,,,...,.., 7,l0O
BY E Fl. Ludlow & 90.
lot g. side Of 30th st. 80 Of Park av 25x9e 81 050
lot n side 8eth St. rs Of Madison Az, 26x0s0. $500
lot 8. side 4oth st., 225 Of Madison av, 25x9s o.
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and win take strong ground against any legislative
enactment TO interfere with the business OF the rail-
roads. The report to be presented by Mr.. Collins
win give comprehensive view Of Ohio railroads,
and show that they require to be fostered and not
bampered by the State. The House Committee
have done nothing in the matter Is yet.
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Of the returns:-

The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were s23,544,s3s 10, and the balances
81 2o4 900 50. %
The statements of the Philadelphia banks for the
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49,
r,ror verV s hs ~. M o. W. mon n o.
NJ 80 IA. ~ g -. oo ~ w LII ouS ~
- s III Io :" '" s"p eo0one' VI Nd ny snp
reh n al ~ = iap N y h.-, h., .., IT,,
vhsle. - - y " ' ~ W. w. 'A -''nA VI" "1'"s ."
sDokou Arr
Shin Sarah pettirre = Bnrdjct from LIVERPOOL for pba
oe ap rSI u, =. - Ton 1Sn 49, "a s u. -, Il,
Is = pn 80 50 A'', ''- IN ''"''0"'s' % ''
buss xs1eh Ia % lon 70 - ''0n' '0e "0'en
'~s n."
Fereagn Ports:
cssse.,on AZ rh' FEB 2in port brig AdeiA Bye from
BAHIA Feb mo Am weasel in port Gid Jan 20 bark Flo
CAIcyTrA Jan lin port shpsA It Union Nckalson shr
~ AIen rorxeser Amy and sarncen, Osgood for Bos
son for oe Miles Standsh Gardner for Lon
Uu su asvn a Hosrco oas I ao.s Hin
Fears for Bremen; sonora Bard ge.ery ohsse for
ne,nourne Martha lane; Gertrude Haet E1sn Foster
noninson rapoieon turkr and Ocean hover, Braro tor
Hsunnos; wnconnn; tmi'n Tor bombay: General Novel;
Az ~ Jaeez Snow SNOW and Dashipg wave Lecraw unc
Hso n ~ lawrence Davis has been chartered for
CAHpEsxs FEB sg.Arr brig, VIZ sewyer Trust Portlsna
Ann Exsnesn hptcnsnscn yraIkor,; harch Mieu Bar.
nooI srah NicneI rickeis Portland; brigs Renshaw.
flercr MYork Jas DAVIS staples and Ambrose Light Bry-
snl havsnn sns consutuop etrout Nfo,k; Jos Cake,
Hs pa T, 90 hsrh s, s! rSSssco
ton. Lsmpher %; Eastern Star Actley, and Nio ca!
bale Bottom schr Fra Newton Emerson Baltimore: March
brig Euoorns Haskell, Fall River achs Fischer Kelly Ha
vans Fannie Vance Philadelphia 9Th brgs Robin, Kimsn,
1nd Emnn NTH rcrtlapo: sussn Emily, Ge,er NYork;
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-T 1855. 1859. 1890
nor ne weeek. 81, sos 96S 1,4ei,733 1,S77,6n
previously rspcrpd esl6,los s,seS,oiS 1851, $50
e.. January I sn4aIoi 1o1so,sls ls,s0s,asO

esse January l. sll, 92l, l0l lo,AsoSis lS,Soa,sso
The increase in the export movement keeps up.
The leading exports Of the week have been cotton,
which alone constitutes nearly aIquarter Of the
above sggregate; provisions, Of which the export
"a great Britain Is heavy; tobacco, hides and d.
nestle goods Australia takes 900 of manufac-
tured tobacco, ana emma $iov,s7z Of domestic
goods. Our trade with China and the East is on
very satisfactory basis and Is steadily increasing
There is no particular change in money. Rates
sse settling down-short paper first class, to 81
tia months paper, 8 z; single names, q s;
second class, 8 10 a II loans on call, S, with
exceptions in the case of balancesiet with brokers'
ON which q Al are allowed. As the season for
the opening Of navigation approaches, the demand
for money viii naturally increase, and the decline
IN rates will probably be checked till toward mid
summer. The movement at the Sub Treasury con-
tpues moderate the disbursements to-day were
$l2O,576; the receipts $ls049S. of which $751; 900
from customs the balance this evening 81 ,99S 1874.
small failure in the leather trade, ut Utica, N. Y,
h announced TO day.
The foreign exchange market was not very &C
tive to-day. Rates are steady ct 1881 for the best
bankers' bills on London, and 5.15i 5.l7& for
francs. Mercantile bills 60 at 1854 and 5l73
$40. IL 10 evident that the market is not ready to
turn yet.
The following are the last quotations Of sight
exchange on New York at the cities mentioned,
the quotation being, in all cases, for gold
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1cIcHE0pH NIWrIme IfepOrt8s
HIGHLANDS March 13. sursst-One ship And one bark
anchor on The bar bound IN wiod freah Me- wesbe
cloudy.
sandy HOOK, March l3. sunset-Oue bark and one brt
at anchor at the SW spit, bound Wind strong from
weather cloudy
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

y se' TUESDAY, March 1876 p. M.
The following is a comparative statement Of the
exports, exclusive Of specie, from the port Of New
York. to foreign ports for the week and since
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CITY COMmERCIAL REPORT.
TUESDAY, March IA p n

ASHES The market was steady, with small sales OF
pots, 1t 6xc, while pearls were quiet d 6xc
BgEADsTurs-Floar-The market for the higher and
better grades Of State and Western were Hrmer, while
common brands were unchanged. the sales embraced
about bbls, closing within the range the follow
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s.esmshp Africa 1'r, Shannon. Lverpool-E onnard.
=, Steamship jamestown, Skinner, Norfolk kc-Ludam 4
ESsIp line gcmG,; Prsmsnmn.gss Bscs
Bark olenwood, Clover, 81 JssO.srsit Son Co.
Bs sS n1sy ss.
sals s b Ha nssD psas Co.
ss TGs ss S. SS SosrS. Soss Island
Brig VA Brown Hammond, Elizaoethpors-H Brook.
ssT T Ssts .s%sa
r Hs ~ne si S%oe $ iG Person D'w0
sssI ga pSs Mckee
Steamer Dawn, Perry, New Bedioru.
ARRIVED
Steamship Moses Tavor Griffin New Orleans March via
ssssS S Weods 70 vita %sss and
pa.senssrs to ssnuei lchl Son 10th inst passed il
i Pm Bssrss Iehs bearing Wsw. ssnalized seamshp Ala
s.eamshp rh.mas Swami Ramsey Charleston with mdse,
chtsn 'of Por,lsnd Merrill cArdenss. March l. with
sugar. to J Dslanc,
ar. ss ass%i' S ssc FS q Ct Ss yin . res
.SS s. Ts ~ Ssss
The Ranger lafa,S Allen sailed few days
Brig Esssrn ,sr ot eyssngor. Id Asklcy oardeuas
scsr Seven Broers Orb Hsaly Grand Turk ID inst with
Townsend Marks ls days with cotton &C. To
Brodis P.ites Was ashore this morning Roamer shoals
but succeeced IN getting off without camsge
echr Haze Bell, New Orleans II tavs with mo
astes TO surRes Clearman Co Hss days OF
sfa 'S III ss s.ao IA
Ion 81 g. distress having during heavy gales lost
PpaIs Ac dsnsled Us soop Of paid
water ship foreast and bowspr standing supposed
schr John Shaw tof xschis Wallace. Wilmington, NC,
DAYS '>
ssbr Ss.hs.ins 4 Johnson, Baker, snaon, Va. ad.ys
echr O Reeves Lake, Phildelphia, Sdsya
csr JsroDs HAL Ma, Graham wimington Del 2dayl
Schr Bee, Purcell Lepsic, Del 9dsya
schr ssmuel lockwood. Truiu, Camden. 2 days
ssSr Hsqy rsns s.., ose I'D Del
Steamer Pelican, Ahr1ch, Providence
Steamer New London. Smith, New London.
Br steamship Milo arrived u nsht from Genoa a.
reporss7h INST Lag - lor g. passed ahp "Leopold" Of
Arrived 1nb-eeamship Cbssapeaks, orowen Portland,
with mdse, 70 II b Cromwell 20.
BELOW.
Bsst Koska dor from NA.ellsa pilot boat Mary Tay
Brem brig Adler 81 days from West Indies with foreast
sprung:.By pilos boat Moses Grinnell. No l.
aswss originally from Caao, with CARGO Of guAno bound
TO Cork for bot becoming leaky put rhonss
where she DISCHARGED cargo now comes home 70 re-
Bari jane Dssss. from Glasgow. anchored near she
Two banks and one brig.
SAILED.
Steamships Perusno 81 rbomas land anchored n
QuaranttneG jamestown, Norfolk &c.
Wind during the day N 70 NNE, fresh; Pm, NE
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Nothing has occurred day (6th) 70 materially alter
the condition Of the Market depicted Ia our last CAPT
III was In abundant supply, bat the outdoor demand was
restricted throuRhou and operations In long dated paper
movement 1t bank however, indicates variation OF aay
kind and Of the 6st clan Short business paper that
offered h still absorbed BY these msfntiou1 The ex-
change market has been very quis and have urk
81 change 70 notice IN rates Of any description Offerings
- NEST cssss ere st ample, but he inquiry resiessd
1bssen Or domestic Clear acrng drafts. OK per oent
yFsmium; bls Of hding drafss, ~ Per cont pro.
mum; francs $40 k2x per dollar; sixty day bills on
New York, &C, TX per cent discount; light, par y
Der cent premium.
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anchor The bar, bound wod freah from ME- weather
cloudy
sandy HOOK March 10. sunss.-ore bark and one brig
a anchor ct he sw Spit bound IN Wind strong from N;
Herald Marine CorrsspondenSs.
KEY WEST March 6-Ths harbor present nearly bare
Of shpynR the aTRs number Of
lately 10 port having departed for heir respective stations and
OF the 1900 bales cotton a,eiy in onr warehouse but
go bales YSr 70 sai about ih ns which w csar
on ne whole ,och Of damased cotton saved iron he sps
Cape riodA The Adniraly Court paying hs
s. and de-
$1,000 iSs Sss S ben god sss.sn. work so1 q
Nong has been Done for The pest fortnight tho wrscng
MarssaL he admiralty Court have tisd he
iSe Court vi, docs..s orSss s. - x ss moa.
he French mp hove ont and repaired end
The ship Barry Bluff Captain Rodna1, saisd De "a ps
FOR Hsyrs Abe had The cargo Of shs hat ap Aeeoess and
re- Dip Flora soushard Captain webb Win hs essro ct
be chip Ehssbeh Ellen saled he day for Bremen.
re ahic Mallory 10 oadsd and only yAng fo orew
oss he has board tie cargo Of the hp has Crookes
With The damss saved from the ship xlia Mallory
he schr = Hcphtua Malmabury. arrived ~ "a nst from
New Hcrh with full freight for Nh ey and Cedar Keys
Liverpool pss.sa on the 81 s * Ssys ou bound % New
IbsU sssm,sip cgwan: 4 Com w,s,s:sn lev. y.
tsDio. Psof Pnswbs1Sss Asssssst o. 6urssy, vil
have saasgs e he scundDE snd o.pcssg sss n. =
here VIA Havana and proceed arrsh ASoss ~ l5sh
ne brig nary esapses Staples arrived u @A - fcD
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VOL. VINO. TT.
tlunstarg ana Commercial 8thisho.
BALTIMORE, June II, 1866


The transactions in Stocks continue to be limited and
the market for them is still depressed There very
little done today in Railroad shares and the Mining
stocks were all dull with the exception of Springfield in
which there was large business done Prices for this
stock however y to 316 lower than on yesterday
The sales add up about 60 shares at s. cash. and 50 O6
G5b time and it closed 81 81 Did s. asked regular
way. Gardner Hill tolerably firm single lot of
loo shares sold sex cash, and it closed at s6h
bid SO 60 asked regular way, North State shade
better than on yesterday Sales made of GOO shares
at s24G29 cash. and closed at s23l bid, S2X
regular way lot of 500 shares Silver Hill was sold to-
day at 81 time which large decline any previ-
ous sale and note sales of 1l00 shares Consolidated
at 81 Sc cash this figure being the that was obtain
ed at the close yesterday. Nothing done in
Guilford, Cambridge, or Baltimore and North Carolina
but these stocks all closed steady Sales of Railroad
include 100 shares Baltimore and Ohio so at SO
seller 60 days and so at SIN cash. and rs shares North
Central at slSS seller Go days, and $lsL cash.
Northern Central closed at ss4 bid sIS6 asked regular
way, and Baltimore and Ohio left off at s75 bid s77
asked regular way and SIS bid $40 asked seller 60 days
There nothing done in State City 6s today but
they quite firm, and the only sale of Railroad
was one of 81 900 Northern Central 1855 at 66H.
In New York stocks continue to droop, and Erie de-
clined again to-day e; New York Central x; Reading
X; Cleveland and Toledo q; Rock Island & Harlem
u; Galena and Chicago !; and Virginia 6's q. Canton
improved however p; Michigan Southern l. and Michi
gan Southern guaranteed u.
The Anchor Insurance Company Of New York have
recently established agency here under the charge
of VIM. L. Montague, jr ESQ., formerly Secretary of the
Augusta Insurance Company. Mr.. Montague has been
long and favorably known here Insurance agent
and the Company could not have committed these affairs
into better hands The advertisement of the Company
will be found in another column.
u I.IN
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repeated he would impose fine of $780,
The States Attorney entered stetfs in the cases
of Michael Leary and Thomas Norton, charged
with assauting Peter Rafferty,. Also, in the cases
of Daniel Queney, for assault and battery, the
prosecuting witness being dead.--State u.s. WIN.
Thompson, indicted for larceny. Argued before
jury. Verdict ''guilty." A. b. hobbs and Rich
ard Grason for the defencc.--The Court at
o'clock adjourned until tomorrow at the usual