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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-13
K'ENOSENE OIL.
The New York Kerosene Oil Co.,
Reduced Price.

(EsIABLIsHED 1881
A NNOUNCE that, having made great improve
N menlsi In the manufacture of Kerosene they are
now enabled to offer il to she Trade at
A Reduced Price.
The attention ofconsamers is respectfully called
TO the subjoined table the result af photometrical
examination. by EDWARD n. KENT, of New York,
Chemist and ddatedFe 3 1886.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-13
irish Potatoes.
Cnrn and MheaI,

historian salcafew barrels ole xcellen tIrisi
lPot..Lovs MIZELL, HOOPER q co.
aprs-u
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KFROSENEis aIsoto be obtained at the Manufdc-
tuersIF rioces of alIIheNew York WhOlesIle Drug
,fgirs, GrLcers ,Camphee aud Burning Fluid Manu-
a9IureTs and callers IN Lamps
MIX ERUSENk It's the trade marx oithe nero
sane ,,ii Co aSd ali persons are cautioned againE
using the trade-Inark X for other oils. Oct4-SIn
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-13
Trunks.! Trunks!.i
j. B. & A. Y. Rutland,

MO- 90 UMIOm otreef,
hE Just In receipt OF . very superior lot Of Ia.
"A dies and Gentlemsn's Travelling trunks, 30 IN:
fae kogenA franks-large and handsome;
- besfssA do do. do.
" Geatemen' 3 Sole leather Trunks-eoyrrea .
together with saiasss, Carpet Bags, Railroad bags
ke., re-, whch they will sell cheap for cash.
tsnls-u J. B. 4. v. RuILAzpz
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-13

will Ray tdo alghest market price ior Corn an
l. ~ neat ,lrtiE Al the CITY Mills.
>. y. HUl.ilSGSWOkTH,
octl2-u No. Market street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-13
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
F O r S A L E.

yHTIsHING to make other Investments wePro
w poseto sc elLlllour RealEstatein DavldsoLco :,
asfollOws:
That Suburban Residence,
he Franklin turnpike within halt mile
of the CITY and opposite the residence late Jo-
seph w Horton This Is, perhaps, the most com
nan,ie site - the vicinity ot Nashville, and IS d
most dcsirabIecountryr residence Tue mousse Wilde
sold with I2cr I5Icrcs OfIand thepurchaserm may
choose.
That Valuable Farm,
knowuastLe SiIns rracI situated on the SmIthTurn
nike (u Lebanon rOad) within three miles OF Nash
vile $50 The Soils good ut is we'll
Water aud tImbcred and can be divided into small
tracts l Us euIy aud upwards, al O which are
admirably adapted Tor country residences, market
garden sand DAIRY arms Also that
beautiful Farm,
onsame road now occupied b! 7. Z. IcCampbell, +,
and formerly owned by ,rom Harding containing
about rhis place is So well known as 10
nae, no further description Ii wilIaso be divided
To sun JurCuaseTs F.C. McCampOellw Ills howIhcse
places 10 any one who wilIcall.
AIiIhe a I0oye c property WILDE sold on reasonable
years
AppIytoA.y ' > Lindsey Nashville .orto either
oiJhe Undersigned. - .
SIX miles, rom Nashville.
}. A. MCCAAPBElI,
snrI Nashville.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-13

From Seabury Co., Gas Filters, Nashville.
The Yesper Gas makes brilliant and beautiful
light that cheap and portable, and perfectly safe
The truction of the Nesper Gas burner and tue
retort perfectly simple that 1t cannot get out
of order nor can t explode.
The management of the burner Is easily under :
stood, and requires but little attention To keep
clean and in good order than ordinary gas fixtures
Tue light produced by the Yesper Gas We consider
fully equal in every respect 10 any other kind OF
Gas light.
JOHN VI. SEABURY,
T.J. SEABURY,
II. !. PEACH.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-13
From Mr.. Alexander Fall, Nashville.

Mr.. THOMAS III. TAYLoK-Dear Sir have been
using the Vesper Gas Lamp, sold by you, since Sep
temOer last, aud am perfectly satisfied that IL is
one Of the most economical, If not the most ecOnomi
Cal, well as brilliant lights that be had. IL is
easily managed, and unhesitltngly recommend II
TO al out Of the reach OF gas.
ALEXANDER FALL.
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afw-Dork.

FROM gIscHER, OWEN & Co. Genera, a adxr,,,.,,.
; n0use "a ppieten Building sac Broadway
Nev-fork
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AUSTENS, Agents,

Reliable orders from the Trade, by Mail or Tele
graph ,dlled, on applIcationto
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-30

ThirtF-six fiiilion pounds Of tea are con.
svraed annually in the United States and ifs
average price has been lsf ibe last % years
about IS cents ptl IT,
The anasl eoszumpnou Of snsaf aiagpcfs
a ei5hs HUNDRED and eighty fgrF million its.
- = - = ~ - r,er - L..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-30
EAGLE EEOTEE.

GAIN SN11IIIEI, T1LA AS.
rJ,hc Cmdcrsi gnr,! having become Proprietor Of 4
of the above well known House, assures tho pub. tAo
lie that no pains will lie spared to make wholly nc-
ccp,abe travellers and boaricrs. lie hopes to me- tE
ri. continuation Of the very liberal patronage here 9IA
toforc bestowed the late proprietor. Ills House l., .
one commodous establishment Of the Kind In North.
Western Texas but days ride from the celebrated Oil
Springs The stables all lines well supplied with provend
err and attended by experienced and attentive hosers Gains
vile with excellent cold water and unquesonaby one
Of the most pleasant resorts in the State
" w. W. FOREMAN, Proprietor.
G,in,viue Cook co Texas, Oct, 70, lS59-l7;ly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-30
NEnrphy House.
GrecnYillc Hotel.

w G. BROWN respectfully Informs his friends, and
w the travelling public generally, that he has taken
charge of hotel and hopes by strict attention
to merit and receive share OF public patronage. TheE
Proprietor determined to keep strictly moral house. and will
render entire satisfaction to all who
may favor hin, with call Terms moderate.
Greenville, Hunt county, January, 1S50-30:1y.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-30
DIR. j. ID. Rankin 4 Co.'S,
Celebrated Southern Family
M n ID Z @ Z NJ N ..

M n ID Z Q 7 N n =.
Consisting OF RANKIN co.'s
Ready Relief. fiux Mixturcs
Expectorant, vermifage,
Liver, Sanatirs and Call aud Fsrsr Piiis.
hee Medicines carefully prepared to suit tho Southern
men Of the various diseases Of hs climate The best medical
authors that there great difference In the treatment Of
10 eut M ess. Of msdnes suitable to the diseases
Of this climate than Jayne Iouden, MIne and other per
sons residing In the Northern States.
DIR. j. ID. Rankin's Pain Killer.
This most valuable medicine compounded from the mos,
5 and sn rs s %a. o., results
by Its author II falls TO all and every Kind o. pains
The following disease. Invariably Yield to the Pain Killer
Every form Of cholc eramp grpns saams Of every Adj
al the Affection. connected WIN them Also painful men.Iu
aton mscarase affections q every character sreha
neuralgia tooth rheumatism &c. also chOc In horses
I II this medicine falls In single when the direction
followed my agents authorized to return the purcha
money.
DR.. Rankin's Liver Pills,
Liver Complaints, and Bilious affections Of any character what
ever Also dyspepsia, sick adaehe, derangemen OF Tue
shoulders and back All kinds q bilious levers chs and fever
aundiee and debility And IN all arrangement. Of te
acdty Of the stomach disgust food swimming In the head
heartburn choakng Of the face and skim
pr. M"pIi%s Crisbr%,@d Cherry Eapcssorsni
Is positively the best medicine discovered for Pneumonia
ng Of blood hoarsencs pains and the breast, din
Guilty Of breathing influenza tghnes Of the chest Group and
q most excellent remedy TO palliate consumption
Dr. RASKIs's CgLgpRArED PLrx AsD pARRH.A MIXTURE;
VIII fall when the directions followed to cure lux
darhea Cholera choleramorbus complaints gripping
pains In the stomach and bowels sick stomach vomiting and
Also for all discharges Of blood from the nosc lungs
stomach, womb, and In profuse menstruaton.
DR.. Rankin's Celebrated Ready Henei.
remedy offered to the pup
lie muscles and JOINTS rheumatism sou par.
aysis numbness spains s joints muscular debility bruises
stiff neck, weakness and In the back head Sides limbs IN
famed breast frost bitten feet spinal Affections neuralgia sore
throat qunsy mumps Group milk icg ulcers saivatons
tumors white swcngs sick and In mcases when
the eruption recedes. Also for chill and fever.
For horses and stock This is valuable remedy for sprsn
SPAWN scad scratches bruises swengs OF all kinds and for
all the glands And for blow ny and all
other remedies totally insignificant In comparison to this
Give 1t n trial, It never falls
DR.. Rankin's Chill and Fever Pill.
Never fails chill and fever and very fine tonic
DR.. Rankin's VERMIFUGE,
Is Invaluable for all forms Of worms.
j. D. Rankin Co.'s EYE WATER never fails to cure all
These valuable medicines prepared and sold by Dr.
D. Rankin Co., PALESTINE Texas and sold by agents
throughout the State. J. D. RANKIN, NJ. d. co.
" For sale Cedar Hil and Trinity Mills Dallas county,
April Is, 18.0-42:ly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-30

lvsEcrs on SrocK.-rhe Country Gentle
7laa SAYS "Wel kept stock, housed in clean,
wgll.litiered, yhitewashed stables, are rarely,
,,nless they take them from other cattle troub-
led wnh .yormia but pulverized coperas
and sulphur in the proportion Of one teaspoon.
20! Of copesas and two Of sulphur with little
salt, mixed IN half bushe! of meal given
twice a week for three weeks, TO 100 head OF
Of cattle OF hogs, is said TO be complete rem
cdy.- C1ltiuator.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-30
SCHOLASTIC.
BAYLOR UNIVERSITY,
MALE DEPARTMENT..

MALE DEPARTMENTS
Rev Rufus c. Burleson A. NJ, President and Professor of
ancient and Spanish Languages
DR.. d. r. Wallace A. NJ, rroE Of Natural Science and the
French Language.
Rev Richard b. Bulcson, g. VI, Prof Of Mental and Nor.
al Philosopl, aud Bellies Lettrcs.
Mr. q. H. Leland, b., rroE Of Mathematics and Astron-
a
Louis FRANKIE 4. NJ, Prof Of German Language and Lit
cruture
Mr. J. l. smith Principal Of Preparatory Department.
WIN. ii. Long, Tutor.
LAW DEPARTMENT.
PROFESSORS:
Hon H. r Wheeler Hon. T. T. B ll,,lur
Vim. J.. Rogers. Esq, John !siiylrs. ESQ,
This Institution in Furnishing condtion-aI3 students
ported n the last Catalogue, the faculty, discipline and
health OF the University, III unsurpassed 10y any young
Institution in Antricai.
Tuition IN primary department, 81 10 4 yenr
College.
Literary and Incidental fee. go
board in good firliles ri from so h. s12 a month
The Literary department exercises On the
Isl Of February, and the Law Department on the 18th o.
June.
For Further particular, see Catalogue, or address rres
dent Rufus &. BUILEsoN, or Hon. II. I. WHEELER
Independence TeNits- Oct. 10 lS59:--ie:ly.
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Nae
Auar
vfFL III
ssah IFsa eHy N S diam ~.
met 90
;s, & iS%1 sc $50, % @ F
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San
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-30
THE DALLAS HOTEL.

Il
THIS new and commodious hotel, under the con-
troll and management Of its owner, is now open
to the reception Of visitors aud the travelling public.
Families can he accommodated with suites of rooms,
and transient visit rs with single apartments ii desr-
cd The proprictress is determined to spare no pains
to secure the comfort OF her guests and the table will
be furnishel with the very hest the market Affords
Attentive servants shall be at hand, ut NIL times, to
attend to the wants of the guests Mrs. Cockrcll soil
cts share of the public patronage, especially from
the travelling public. Charges moderate.
Dallas Texas, January 25th, 1850.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-30

WooL.-Mr. e. L. Wethered, BAltnore,
Nd, communicates TO the Rurals Register
sone information upon the subject Of prepar,
ing wool Tor Tie market, the substance of which
Il as follows M
First, remove the tag and leg locks, then
shear. and sprcnd tho fleece on clean floor,
%. table, with The sheared part down then fold
The belly parts TO the centre Of the fleece, and
repeat The operation ill the fleece is IL or II
inches WIDE now roll the fleece pressing hard
nj ,he sane inc; when the fleece is nearly
rolled, make rope Of the neck and upper PIT
nj TIC rhoulders by twisting and drawing till
long enough TO reach once round, and turn the
end ander the twisted rope The use Of pitch
rs rejected, and farmers are advised not 10 wash
their wool unless they can do il properly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-30
HNi6tEa Avenue Hotel,
n. CHARLES and st. LOUIS HOTELS.
= 4 ,.l...

rUEsE two lo,cis being under the management Of e'sr
Hall ilrcth the former VI which Is conducted by nr. "
would beg inform the citizens Of Tcxns that they have spared
no expense nat both houses equa Ia point oil accommodation
70 any hotel In the United States ~
During the months, the ", Charles w he kept OPEN
when every accommodation be given families and gentle
saying that pains expense shall be spared III urnsh.
ing guests % house, every comfort VI luxury tha'
| rnnh be nhtninrh In the South. l0NlIl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-30

Ia 1853 TWO hundred and ifty-Onr millions
pounds Of coffee were consumed in the United
States at the rare ofeight pounds per head
'phe average pr,ce for the last 30 years has
f....r. .s.... ..:.... ecr,fs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-30
Rogers House.

H.aXaHACHIE, ELLIS CO., TENS.
'l'he subscriber respectfully to the travelling
public that this large and commodious hotel is now ssskn
open the reception and entertainment Of the pulcas
Ills and unremng cfos will continue heretofore
to he given those who favor him with call comfortable
and noMgn Unstable Is constantly furnished with
thing be procured in the market and his table supplied
with the proveer attended with attentive hosters
lie refers the travelling public generally L. W ROGERS
NJ Hacks will BE- kept hand Of
he adjoining towns points June 2S, lS5G-6;ly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-09

n,s,r,c,r. IrEMs.--rhe outside pressure
! G ;Jr Douglas at Baltimore, will be in
10 ,nsa Arrangements have been made TO
s.;nr cannon from Cleveland, and ali the
0.. , of popular demonstration Will be
a> >T.3 into requisition. His friends intend
t",'. no rhe town by storm. 1t is understood
y w. ,he keystone Club Of Philadelphia will
tta.ar}v on the ground, and that Cincinnati,
G| ' Toledo, and other Ohio towns,
ln3 New York, Boston, and other cities
S ';T hive immense delegations present
S W." Monument House will be, it is said,
'h1 HEADQUARTERS of the Pennsylvania Ike
IN interest whatever is manifested at
v.,b;ngtoo in the proceedings of the Rich
,,on1 Convention next Monday. 1t Will
nroboblv adjourn over to Baltimore.
T telegraphic dispatch received from
,...'r,ia. states that the Democratic Convcn-
,,o o =5as adopted the majority resolutions ct
~, committee Of the Charleston Convention,
i'..,,o hundred and ninety.eight 10 forty
"::,--a complete and overwhelming triumph
q; :.r the SetederS. The same delegates are
San, 70 Richmond as to Baltimore. The MI
,>,,irv Of the Convention, who do not justify
-. r,nrse Of the Southern delegates at
T i lesion, seeded and appointed bogus
delegation c.;o o.To
;,;ono like that Of every other State which
bss - far held conventions, has endorsed
-b, secession OF It's delegates from the
Charleston Convention.
The New FORK Journal Of Commerce
g,v..-"NIr. Sumner is 50 completely use
l,Ss and worthless piece of senatorial timber,
That j, vas hardly worth tie time OF any
Senate. 10 engage III 4 controversy with Inn
a. hi, date Of the world history. HIS own
noIrjcal friends will take care that he does
MT again cucumber the Senate, after the ex-
niration Of his present term OF office;
The Democratic party are not alone IN
their divisions and Discussions. Since the
Mira abolition speech of Sumner, large
oortion, If net the majority of Republican
politicians Of all grades, deplore and con-
5enu its spirit if not very much OF Its sem
timcnt. 1t the same time, they are pam
rn}lv conscious that the Massachusetts Sena-
nor has catered to the feeling OF the masses
Of the Republican party, and predict dlvi-
sion and defeat from attempts to carry out
practically the objects of the Sumner-LoVe-
ioy school.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-09
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER AFRICA

ARRlN ALI UF IHE STEAMER AFRICA.
New YORK, June S.-The steamship At
RIGA, from Liverpool on the Goth ult., arrived
here to-day There is no confirmation of
the report that Garbaldi had entered Pal
ermo. The latest news from that city is
dated on the evening of the 23d, and an
nounces that the troops Of GaribalGi were
still in position near Palermo. Twenty
thousand insurgents occupied the heights
which command the town, and an attack was
momentarily expected
Another dispatch received at Turin, dated
Palermo, the 24th says Garibaldi had APP
preached near Palermo the heights around
which were occupied by the insurgents, and
an attack was imminent. General LARA,
who commanded the Neapolitan troops, had
demanded an arnistice Of Garibafdi.
An Austrian fiotilla arrived at Naples on
the 2lst.
Advices from Messina of the 2lst, say an
insurrection had broken out at Adenmo and
and Brancoyilla. The English and French
residents at Palermo, had sought refuge on
board their national vesselA
Another dispatch says Garibaldi's move
ments in Sicily are for the purpose of max
ing that island the basis of subsequent ope-
rations against Naples, and as soon as for
midable expedition can be undertaken, a
descent will be made on Ca!abra.
Six squadrons, numbering fifty vessels, will
protect Of the coast, under the Count D'Aquila,
the Kings uncle.
A Cork paper of the 25th says the Ameri-
can bark Chas. +. Truitt, which for six
months had been lying at Queenstown, had
sailed for Liverpool She was freighted
with rifles by the Garibaldi committee of
New York.
LONDON, Saturday.-The directors have
decided that the Great Eastern shall return
from New York direct to Milford Haven.
The VERY LATEsT.-LoNDoS, May 81
Letters from Palermo Of the 2lst state that
the anxiety for the safety Of the city was in
creasing Popular passion had become in
famed, and several shots had been fired from
the balconies in the Rue Toledo. The police
returned the fire and wounded several per-
sons.
There was panic among the public func-
tionarics, and the directors Of the official jour
nal had fled.
Yesterday the fires of the insurgent BIZ
vouc were seen on the heights surrounding
| Palermo.
The Paris Patrie has information indica-
ting that the assault on Palermo would take
! place before the 9th.
ROVE, May 23.-The Prince Wolowski,
the new Russian potentary, left to-day
for Naples. 1t is asserted that he is the
bearer OF very precise instructions in refer,
ence to Sicily.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-09
The japanese in Baltimore.

BALTrHoRE, June S.-The arrival Of the
japanese was announced by the firing of
cannon near the Camden station. The cit
liens, military, and iremen formed a gen.
eral turnout, and Baltimore street presented
an unusual and holiday appearance.
The Embassy was formally received at
the Maryland Institute, by Mayor Swami.
The procession was magnificent.
The ambassadors rode in open carriages,
each attended by members Of the Naval
Commission They seemed to pay no atten
ton to the surrounding display and cnthusi
asm.
The subordinates, however, manifested
the greatest interest at the scene, returning
salutations from the ladies in true American
style, by raising their quaint hats.
On arriving at the Gilmor House, the En-
bassadors and principal attendants took a
position on the portico, and viewed with
much apparent interest the passing process
sion.
The Fire Department WAS the grand fea-
ture Of the occasion. Comet No. ). was
working its engine the whole distance. The
l.. S. Marine Band, from Washington, with
their scarlet coats, disc0ursed excellent music,
which was riyalled by many line Baltimore
Bands. Each of the kamis or Princes, sat
modestly bacI; with Naval Commissioner,
in barouchc appropriated for each Of them.
The galleries OF the Institute were packed
with the better part of creation, whose pre-
sence lent lively animation to the scene
The Embassy was not a little amused, ct
those ladies who were standing within the
wires around the booths Of the Fair, on the
floor Of the Hall, imagining that they were
boxed up for the occasion, until it was
explained 20 them. The cars of the City
Passenger Railway, aud many houses along
the route, were decked with the American
and japanese flags, Mr, Brock has rendered
the Embassy the free Use Of the cars
This afternoon, about four o'clock, the work
ing of the, Fire Department was shown to
the En- bassy.
At night, Bonds fire works were let off,
and closed by ;hc fiery letters, Nv clcome,
Japanese, to Baltimore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-09
The Japanese.

WASuISGroH, June Sth.--rwo Of taa,e oili-
GERS of tie Treasury Department. spent seve-
raj hours with thc Japanese last night, on
the subject Of the currency; their object be-
ing to obtain all possible information, with
view to the regulation Of commercial trans
actions. Nothing definite ha, 50 far been
accomplished. OWING to the complex nature
of the sub ect.
Mr.. Gousc ianthor o. Il work on Hanking)
has prepared u statement, which will be
translated tor the ba;esit Of the japanese,
giving :hc standard value OF our coins
together with important suggestions.
1t appears that the japanese have much
knowled &c of the refining Of silver, AMI Tie
baser metals, but not so much IS l.; gold.
Their denomiaational coins O; this metal
are not of uniform standard changcs hay
ing been ma,o within the last eighteen
month";, Tor the purpose, it is supposed. of
ooan.eracting schemes Of speculation III ear
rency The Japanese are t. witness The re-
fning of gold at the Phila1e! ;'i'.a mint,
The main difficulty i, with regard to fix
Ing the relative standard Of gold, and it is
thought that a long time must elapse before
an intelligent and satisfactory understand
ing can take place between tho two coun-
tries upon this subject,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-09
Richmond Stock Market, June s.

Nirginia Sizes, -. ut. addict.
Richmond City I}oud>. last sales $50 ant interest.
Virginia Bank Stock. sales ~.
Farmers, iauk stock. 1852.
Exchange Bank Stock, last sales cloo'2
Bank ut III" Commonwealth stock, sales I1i. go
Richmond fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad s'"ck,
last sales $50.
Virginia Central Railroad Stock $50.
Richmond ana Dly!!c Railroad guaranteed bonds sales
S9l and int.
VIRGINIA and Tennessee Railroad Bonds, Isl mortgage
Inst sc> $50 and int. 10. md mortgage s>t sales ~
and int Do. :,rd mort gage, last sales 80 ana mt
Orange and Alexandria Railroad Bonds ssh
Ornnu, and Alexandra; = cent Bond, $9l and int
Manassas Gap Railroad bonds. % and interest
Norfolk City 80 and int.
ut this season, in quite dull, aud are only ap-
priced of sales Of Nirgoi& SKIES at ~ Hat; Va.
and Tenn bonds. Isl mortgage, Al 50 and int
and Farmers Bank stock ut ln14.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-09
C @ Il III E F C I 4 L i.
MoNetary.

There has been very little activity in Stocks
during the week We note some light transac
tions in Corporation bonds ut SIG SEE Railroad
securities are heavy. but quotations unchanged.
I'm the money market, there is no change to note,
the stringency continuing amabated, and the ac-
counts from the country are very unta7orablc for
any relief from tat quarter. Money continues IN
abundant supply al New York and other Eastern
cities Stocks in New York arc improving. Sales
of Virginia SIS on Thursday at 93s. Land War
rants are unchanged since our last weeks report.