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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-06
NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY MARCH 6, 1860.

low Ct $685., 30 eross beef BIZ sa,nrs vessel q. 81 81
wy oo,s I0sn (a'e bsires) at D. ~ DDS pscsiba
~ ssApk sssse at 1885, ano <0oA oo" osHs eo.son
Ss0 h0,s aho oheon pressed NJ ~ as 40 10. .,n.
AZ sOs 70 boxes bso,a al 30s $40 ns kssS ~ al ~..t
at 3Ca al, oV tnns oh at 32s. Sd TIE eb, Ocean No
pach and AL other vessel taken up to load At New
Orleans for Iiy, POOL elsa To Glasgow 100 rsrc.s
beef were taken ", ana 10 Ds.mou 500 bbs roen at
81 4h6.
Hay was firm at 81 for shipment, and at 81 l2 for city
Isos,scosh pig Of good QUALIFY was firmly held from
yard ut 1927, 6 months.
hoI.ssss lte market was steady, with sales Of $50
hhos Cnbs muscovsdc At 2Sc SOC.
Naval STORES Sales of 25O bbs. spirits surpenunA
were made Al 4Ahc. Common rosn, Oh account Of Tho
hrrpeee IN fregLs, inactive; we quote st 81 IS
81 20 Fer $40 ibe., dchverod.
Ons -liDteed was steady ut 6sc. q Sec, with ANAL
sperm were unchanged
PROVISIONS -rorx-Ihe market exhibited no change OF
mcnent LION Saioroeys quotations. Toe gales footed
up about 200 tO bbls Including new At $ls 2k
SIS S7I, old do at 81 3;n, aud extra heavy do at
SlI %, new prime at s4 10 S4 ST. end old III S2 5Oa
$i2 90 bef was firm ana in fair request with sales OF
oVV GU Dds, ncuf'ng country IS Is Is SO,
repscked Dess at 50 60 $40 So ana extra al $ii SO
sig Prime ness quiet at &l6 a $40 A sale Of
ioo uerces pam were made AZ sa So ana sale OF fOo
Heroes inaNs m,ss was reported a. $40 Beef hams
were hrmiy hcd at SO SIC 25 Cut meats were heavy
and plenty, With sales Of about 3r0 packages at 6yxc
7tc Tor shoulders, and ct exc CSC for hams Bacon
WAS urn and IN GOOD demand, wills ssles were light:
sSes OF some 80 boxes short ribbed Western
midnee nj iuAc and o. oN0 os short 10 clear city
at lle Lard was heavy while the sales footed up about
zoo bnls ana nerces al loAc aii,sc. Butter was firm
and prices unchanged
Rx-Sales Of 2iG casSs wero mado at 3Sc, 4Lc q
4Lc-tbe latter Agafe for prime.
scoAE were dull and sales confined 70 90 800 bids
Cuba ne!uding part at exc, and some lot. o:
wMsxKY. The market was better and active, with
sales Of 30 500 bbis reported q. esc 2ttfc.
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1t will thus be seen that the February imports of
foreign goods were III excess Of those of the same
month last year, and more than double those Of the
corresponding month Of 1858. From all that we
can learn, the import entries during the current
month Of March will likewise be very heavy. The
aggregate exports of February were in excess of
those OF the same month of 1865 and 1859 and this
notwithstanding the very small export of specie.
Cotton, provisions and breadstuffs rendered good
service to the country: the export of domestic
produce was one of the largest on record. This
viii account, in part for the light expert of specie,
though that is likewise partly due to the heavy
specie exports of last year, which lessened our
debt to Europe.
This time last year the European war was ex-
pscted 20 break out at any moment, and CONNER
cial circles were much agitated. The demand for
provisions and munitions Of war was active, but
cotton was lower, and European spinners had begun
to throw their stocks upon our market. Congress
had just adjourned, after passing the bill authorz
ing the reissue of Treasury notes, but without
providing for the Post Office debt. Money on call
was worth q Al per cent, and exchange on Ed
rope 1851 ITO, most of the leading drawers finding
market for their bills at 1929 a !. The financial
endorsements of Austria, Piedmont and Russia
had led to grave uneasiness lest the governments
of those Powers should undertake to buy specie
here at premium, and 30 create disturbance in
our money market Stocks were, with one or two
exceptions, about ten per cent higher than they
are at present, and holders of railway property
looked forward to the summer quite hopefully;
though nearly all the Western railways were show
ing heavy falling ofrin receipts as compared with
the year previous.
The following tables will show the movement of
trade at this port for the eight months which have
elapsed of the current fiscal year, as compared
with the corresponding periods of the two previous
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THE FAMILY HERALD.

Tn. y,, tpr~sstbse Conflict I'm Now Hr~-
I.rJ-E, ~sopesn Csvslizs ti0n Before the
R.fo.matt> 's-Affairs I'm WasAinxto.-
Interesting sr..m Utsh-rhe Latest News
1om Eusops-Lo> al News Of tho Metro
poiis--Msrkes Reports, sc.
lle FAMILY HRRAib, Ia it's iseue OF tomorrow (wednes
day. win contain further accounts Of the Shoemakers'
Strike New England, with description OF the Shos
Rusiness IN New Hampshire and the mode OF Man ifac
infs; report OF very interesting Lecture by Bishop
Spsidng, Of Louisville Ky, Gu European Civilization
before the ReormsoD; Report OF the Proceedings OF
Coz eers, with the Speech Of VIM Seward An In
respg Letter from Great Salt Lake
City The Latest News IRON Europe; graphic account Of
a Russian Court Ball in 81 Petersburg; All the Local
News Of New York and Vicinity Of importancc; Reports
OF the Cattle Provision ind Money Markets, and ali inter-
esurg nj alters OF the preceding week.
TSRS-s2 year; four centa q siugie copy. sibscrip
TOES received At the oce Of Fulton aud
Nassau streets New York Single copies for sale the
Counter sno by Nil news agents Advertisements inserted
q the usual Herald rst-e
stranger In tic City shOuId Not Fail q
sisat ;be ILLOGICAL Of 4
ssiis, Sos BroadwsS. here may be admsz,on fross
nnsfs aud casts firm the heads At many Of tho
oi,hsd sIS notorious OF ths atos rh
Lso,bvrs Mmdersrs ,hieves &c 40 omplsae PsrsnoioA
cal asatons Of ChAscsr with full descriptions given vheA
crsired
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kkis 80 S,~ ua3ns iHe fau amount 81 her i0aus L.
rI ''a.n Ia Inc event of the Stat. bee ming ths o,r
'pe roa y are 70 be gsuized under ore oane the
, W oe coos 40 oy the Sa'e lines 10 bs con
1891 ~ AL OF Va sbe event the Carlo and Fulton ON
t st not let their road go by sale the North soSr,
g., Nv" m"uh'n roans NJ connects nnser ono orgsuizs
point 'F'' wv WV" N"'" aug
"o~ehng houses, stable sad slaughter house on
Aosssh street, belonging Jonn Choxan and one or
10 ns oonaines we're burned yesterday morning
"s ses,ssse ioss by fire 10 tina city for the
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Ffesh't sn the Maitland Rsvsr--Serfcns
DQ All ~

GoODilCA, c. ", March S, 1880.
The lee IN 'he Maitland bfoko I'd pvt risht causing
great causge.
ise s,saaer Troy besoosirg to the sqfa,o and Lake
bu'on Railroad, Carried half mile into the lake sod
hss aground with orig hnl Ter hurricane cecs above
WAFER.
The schooner Brothers carried ave mites into Tho
IA e, an' serious damage done To other vessais
nefsnees soaa.ies were swept away, AID $50 feet
OF tue COCK was thro~D 20
me h1r Der " coUpleely clicked with leo
Fortunately no lives have been lost
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canadian hour rn and 10 fair demand Wild saleS
Of go 30O bbls closing ut S. IS 81 rs. Southern
-four firm IN good request with SAILS OF $500
1900 bbs closing within the range Of the above quota
TORS. RYE -four and corn meal were steady nj quo.
taiors while sales limited. Wheat--The market
aas ff NJ and primo lots beld at hymer figures,
which checked sales. 1000 bushels red Long Island was
reported cold on Saturday nj 81 40 Corn heavy, the
turn Of the market favorirg purchasers Tho saes en,
hJaceo about 1000 $4,000 bushels, including unacund
stf7hc, and small lots Of Jersey and Southern and
Western yellow nj CSC . SOC Data in good supply
sua prices heavy. The saes embraced Canadian al 40
4isc., and state at AK 46hc Rye arm, with
small sales. Common to prime at CSC. SSc Bav'ey--
ssls atCO bushels Capaia made o5c.
ar6 1900 90 Illinois NJ p.
CoyyYy The market 6rm with moderate sales, 10.
,luded in which were $50 bags Rio at 3c 200 do. Ma
rscaibo 81 lsAc 1916, ana 2:5 bags kio III i2xc
Cr1Tos The market was steady, with sales OF 500
900 bales closing the basis Of lie. for miadEng
upispee.
Frf1cBrs Rates were Arm, with Offering To H.
verpco cheess engaged at 4o 80 terces
beef az is ID, go tbli lara vt 7, /, 70 thds. tss
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large sum. and many holders are slow in pre- sa'
ing them for payment
The foreign exchange market opens without
much animation, and drawers are compelled to
lower their rates fraction. We quote the best
bankers bills 1854 a l09, with good supply Of
mercantile and endorsed Southern bills at lOsI 4;
francs, $40 i6i. The slack demand for bills
among the importers leads to much discussion
among bankers, and many surmises are put forth
I" explain the unpafatsble fact The truth In that
we owe less than usual and that cotton is supply
ing the market with An unusual amount of exchange.
The stock market was buoyant to-day, and prices
improved al round Nothing checks q cheerful
upward movement but the scbemes of the politi.
clans at Albany. Central opened at 7lA this morn
ing, advanced to III, and closed that bid against
ia bid at the close on Saturday. The Western
shares were all stronger. Galens sold at ssh.
against 67l on Saturday; Rock Islsnd at 63l,
aeainst 6s4 Illinois Central SO, against So; Micht
gan Southern at lS, against III. Rumor states that
this company has made contract with the Grand
Trunk for the conveyance Of its freight from
Chicago TO Detroit. Michigan Central is no,
doing as we'll as the Southern the friends
OF the concern buy few shares from day
to day, In order TO sustain the price, for the
sake Of the negotiation Of the new bonds. Canton
tumbled from Il to 10, tie supply of stock being
in excess Of the demand. State stocks continue to
be wanted at full prices. This afternoon the
market was very active, and stocks closed
steady at the following quotations: Virginia 6s.
s34 (; Missouri 6's, sos a 1; Canton, IeA . 1;
Cumberland Coal preferred. l53 a lG; Pacific Mail.
80 a ]; New York Central 7lI 70; Erie, 81 . o;
Hudson River, 394 4; Harlem, 81 a /; do. pre-.
ferred, So ]; Reading, All /; Michigan Central,
3s4 q ]; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana,
a 4; do. guaranteed, III Is; Panama, 1884 1874;
Illinois Central, 6s4 /; Galena and Chicago, 5sI
a d Cleveland and Toledo, l9s o {; Chicago and
Rock Island, 632 al.
The following was the business of the Sui. Trea-
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DATEh1ED NOVEMBER l. 1859.
PATENTED NOVEMBER l. fsSa


v g0Ts Patented French Yoke Shirts 400 Broadway, ...
faes way New YORK no ~
Iona Patented Freuchvose
(; SsS% ss entedrrs Is sos:sS
t ;s,. ss ssss s Z: K. 3 ss s:s:.
* s.su S.f rssS.s F SS
Yoke eblr,s, n o 40 Broadway, Ne
y York BAN ou'a Patented FfseS
YORK Bsons Patented French Yoke shrta No. scs scsS
new s F.. q; @
Oh Yoke shir ia, No -
s s'5SSsTIa ssS sS r Ts.s z
9 6: 100 g.;
Bsnou's Paisn,sd French Yoke shrts No 4as
e yeSs New s9 ss y ys..nss srs:
s.s~ s s.s 70 s.. sns f,, ss ss. q
RrtscwAs New York. ssiou's ps,@.ssi
New Sora Rsl1o"'s Pase ~. "i Frsncs
French Yoss sa ~. .s broadway New York s:os; q.
&c FTeEcb 1Oae Nm r6 ~ BroNd-
way York. Bsi.oua Patrnt
ed French Yoke Shirts NJ, -
broadway New York. Ba uou's PsteuaA
krenrb Yoke sbr Is No. 100 Brpaauay, N York.
Btlsous Psiered French Yoke sbiT,a
osdwsy, fsw ork. BAllou's Patterned ~
epch Yoke Shr ts. 4c9 Rruad-
way New York. T3aIlou'sl Patcn-
ted French Yoke Shirts No 1g
Broadway, N York BaiIo-s PA.
tented FREE oh Yoke Shirts. 40 Broae vnv
hes York Benou'a Patented French Yoke
thts, Nc 4'e Broadway Few York Bslon's
Pater ed fretch Yoke shirts so broadway,
New York Pnio nsParptsd "
.tch Yoke sbib, 49 Froatwsv,
New SWk. Bal louis tPaeutedF
rfprb Yoke khr H. Ab9 broadway.
n. York. Baio us Pate FrensS
Yoke shrs A9 Broadway. New York. Baou's Psenie1
Ffr,eh Yoke sbirs 40 Broadway New York.
BALLOU'S
Patented Improved prercb Shra
ress ohsrr.s prertl any Uted States uvoa
receipt a Of the fsiio vii viii
prfe b fer SIP f5atd as dozen. No Forwarded
for less than bali dozen pb'ris:-
--Nsck--1ht fietanre hrourdit
2Yoke-1bs frtp Tho roir In NJ each shoulder
s-sseye.1te eng,h from tie ceaue Of the back ihA
wrist ~itb Vie arm bent.
4Bress-Ii.ianee around Ae bo<y under the arnspi-
6--Itrsth al The shirt
A liberal discount allowed 10 he trade.
BALlaU pRoTHFgs
400 broadway NJ n.
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Three Persons Drowned.

] :. Nliic go, MArch b, 1870.
On Thursday last, wn,o tayee inca ~sre csoseoe the
~ Vefmiion river, .hteu niss south u Ottawa larr
~aepo cspszed and three Of the cccupans-lsmed PRO
PR, Drake, and Bsli-weTe drowned Oaiy two OF the
bodies have rs YET been recovered
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WOgrH KEoWING.-PRCP WOOD has DIsCOyyDA
w e rrecy fer he ard bald Winch pra0s
srary cnns Ibsrs can os 20 dosb. Se.sy:s Of se
o n.p q great iptenEence hixh aans ana moral sorN
yscse wbo have eeen beN for yess nov wsbs s 60
80 ia mcH $3.50 Tsy hars ae1 baN - are - -
tsrs sp4 .p9sub.sd means Which rrsG WO0D - hvaa6
ard now kindly odera 70 he afcet Rod ~ aAv9ess1nI
MN = nsssaarqAn p~a ~ psnswpS
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n,HB VINE GROWERS COMPANY OF COaEAQ
CAPITAL THREE MILLIONS OF FRANOR.
The COUNT DE sAIsr.lyGIER, PrevsAena
JULES DURET, EsQ., Manager.
AGsnY n sxv roRH.
JOHN CSBCHN
Nm. beaver

Thin corporation, numberns amongst shasshoiSev Mu
Ccpr Its extensive establishments be,r located tbs
the sowt OF tbst osfap'ztd Tor ihe
pore Of maintaining TIE sispcsrd Character q
By ssppnF tfat article In all ts patve purify exoe
cccTrseporoepts IN fore'rr and hound 81
it's trte OF regusoors confre tie epruly
the frsrdy wfhin the dsrcs Of Cognsc and shoS
5e produce Of Vineyards 10 that highly favored locality - -
c0Totcn whatever admitting into is sorebousss any Br
Which may have been produced without The limits uf ell =
tr1ct
Brss BY auct Only WIN me approval spS =
ggsr st s,s o. as ga mcres.n.
ssSrzsa ne 'gsry icy IS,a q PVT yP ssez
BCTfLfs EACH, ard the ssne ~iD be dspnsed Of 70 -
trade ard public bv tbe timed Respectable f,a
Nsery he sealed with the catspis Of be oompApya
ecrka bear he same ard the be,s -
The hsrcie, offered consist Of svo different quara
bob fusrs 10 he equally quality desfeR only
pops eye and degrees of cepepdns thereon
JFs VINE GEovBHY TEREs YEARS OLD,
!. % sso.leni a,uce o. The are rspresend suitable
fy p,a SIsr SD .pSrs5 9a6y s
20 called Of m er'rre and becanse ~ r
year o. s sc.nal prducaop beyond po&1ve ysracano
Ohjecrna h.Tns hsep urged that s6s bouss hs4
- subs liz srsnt q tse cosspssy ventures 70 ssprs =
md tbsi IN obirr, article If The wrezsA e 49,
8 erpo,e from Ccsr.s q ccs,sE , nay rssess
purrlasass "CroSpn" ~ the price Of brandy.
sN xsle BY
cc skknxAEHf 4 PRO- = s.ca,ay:
BALI. DIXON Co, Hs GHambess ussS
~~H9oN, q Beaver arssA
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CCuTHERN AND WESTERN MERCHANTS WILL ID
- ve u heus eves VIII ssose beautiful show cards.
nemmoh and elegant pRns designs of
mo rAnern got mp with so much taste by thu EUREKA
SHOW CARD COMPANY, $40 Broadway, opposite tso q.
Nicholas Hotel, New York.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY, March SEP. n.
The Custom House returns Of the trade Of the
port for the month Of February were closed to-day.
and present the following results compared with
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Martial.

HuNnR-Anm AT Fort Ice, Oct Q, by Rev. RAph
Hoyt, BxNRy H. HUNTER Of New York, 10 Mrs.. NARY Il.
ApEs, Of Bulls Ferry, M j.
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Ms rkots.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD
Pun hpElPaA. March 4, 1890
sxocks firm ard active rennsyivans STATE ives g2X;
Hsoins Rsihesd. 305s Morris Canal, 81, Long Island
nsnosc, ~, peassi,ania Railroad, 3sss. Sight cx-
Grange on Now York par
CnA IN, March 8, 1859.
Coitos-ssles to-day 900 ba.os Market depressed.
CuagLEsroN, March s, 1890.
Sosson-Sa,es TO day AGO bales holders Wiling sellers
~ unchanged prices.
asiA BALTIMORE March 8 1880.
-Four firm aud active: OHIO and Howard street SIS so
Wheat quiet ou, G,m at 81 81 81 80 for RED: ant 81 as
- ~ FOR white Cosn stcsoy: white TIC 73c., yellow
1ec 7cc PORK very dpii: mess $i7 81 $ts prime
St4 90 $is NhisAos out a &c q &c.
PHILADELPHIA, March 8, 1850.
-Four Gull Wheat sctv" AMI advancing AT 81 SIS a 81
~ 'or white, ana 81 So 81 - for red. Corr active at
lac. q 7ac. Provisions q'ust wbiskey oui! Az 24c
: CIsaysAT, March 3, 1860
Flour advance &c Ice: ISLES az IS IS a IS as
Wbsk dull and heAsy a. I9isc. progisioas--Noihing
doiog Lard lie Mess pork ST. %. Money ,gbt; de-
Maid pressing and beyond The supply. Sight exchange
Oh New Yurk Tor gold unchanged
CTvCfySArr, March s, 1880.
Flour la iatge demand prices sitter: today
Sioo bb!s 1t IS 90 So So for sdperhoe wbisxey
ciipet 80: al lac iS1s Pruvisi,ns generals
abchaoge3, demand a.5asrate sad holders firm Mess
ST. 70 a SAT 30 Lscd cu,i loi4c Wheat duh, ana
6ec'B-d Sc Money qiiete, ara cemaSd less pressing
Exchange On New York unchanged.
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1,BF GBEAT pkNrAL IMPROVEMENT OF DIR L.
WITS Atnost terc Plates for Artificial Teeb heA,y
recopu need p the kecs gszse patented, and oav
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Increase. s6i4,46s 2.sl2gi6 2So,A3l 24os,se5
This statement win undoubtedly give general
satisfaction. The increase Of specie is larger than
was expected, and a. the Sub Treasury will dis
burse largely this week, the return Of next Monday
viii probably show farther increase. The best
point 10 the above return is however, the small in
crease Of loans. BAD the banks increased their
discounts million or more, as many expected. the
gain of specie would have been productive OF very
little increased confidence II the banks will only
adhere to prudent and cautious policy keep their
loans down, and not force money down to 4 aA3
per cent per annum, the country will soon fluid IL
self richer, more prosperous and soundtr than ever
before.
The money market continues 10 be abundantly
supplied, and parties who choose to run the risk Of
waiting till the afternoon to effect loans can gene
rally. their securities satisfactory borrow at
o - per cent The asking rate at the bankers
and lenders is per cent. Some very short paper
has been sold at 6, including brokerage; bur 1.
the general quotation for the best short paper and
81 . tor four six months rates, with occasional
exceptions In the case Of very desirable names
The depletion OF the SubTreasury proceeds very
slowy; the drafts advised to-day did not amount To
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JISyyuL IN ALL YAuTLrH
u BtGEnAr cos BBEzINK, which REMOVES -
spcfs gTesse H. snd oaearses e}cvea sks sbapN "a.
eora 10 rev, without ue sekes injury 70 color or $50
sold by all Druggists Is cents per boHls
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MONDAY, March 5-6 r. M.
AsIIrs.-The market was steady With moderate sales,
ircuorg pots 81 SIC ard pearls at 5ssc
BKFArsIvFFs- Fiorr-The market frmer a, S2tur-
day quotations, while the eaies moderate, being
checked By the eIhencsd views OF holders The ransac
fiops embraced about 600 5000 bps, closing within
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A Card.
STANCE sRhAps oT TIE TELEGRAPH

il with o:oers bow have been frequent
Of late tbs trfegussres tre telegraph, must
selves ccntss q experience OF s aims both OF omission
~ q cnmmtnou
TIE despatch frcm BALTIMORE hch appeared in
tbs epg e Feb Is while su-uihf1g m,nuev the
dtts of III msoo,re dccson IN The Of
etBgsr Laid weoster Co., and gtvog the rance
Of the council the OF the Earned Judge
ether Interesting psrruars sinsulsr enough omitted 70
ssss In whose fav tho verdict rendered.
Axs the f. DAYS the teexSphsc report uf evesy
PAGER have cc'cg from points N.ub cf BSrn're
emitting ri the details referred " above
inforns The pub ,sss tho sre. sewing ma
dscEced the riainth bth Ia simply
If the truth While u,oess 70 know
ching of the echan mt suAcisuty yersed
whtrh treats Of elee rio
ren be ape % account for these Singular aud
benefit those during the week haze been
with Of oilers Of Inquiry
~ n the will simply suhj1sn tho
following from legal the Samcre sun
III csc o. siOcer va add Webster Co for aiesed
reportedhe jury reode ed
verdict Of the defendants all The six Issues
LAuD, WkBoTkH a 90.
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DIR. Marsh Continues 90 Apply hts Radf-
81 rruss With In eecups surps a
kerti. or rupture. AAhSH 90, No. vesey n, N y.
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Total TOT 3 mOs, VI ,13I eSo Z3sZSsOz -S5yt 5o0I
II will thus be seen that both ia imports and ex-
ports the current fiscal year has been more active
than the two previous years. We have bought
more foreign goods and shipped to foreign couu-
tries more produce and more gold than ever be-
fore in the like period Tne gold shipments are
beginning to decline, and so perhaps in some de-
gree, are the imports Of foreign merchandise. To-
ward the close of the month, however, it will be
safe to look for revival Of specie shipments on an
active scale, and for falling off in the shipments
Of domestic produce.
The bank statement of to-day compares As fol-
lows with tie statement of the previous week.
VOL E,a'c Locns SpYie Crcaaa n. Dcposs.s
FEB o. sl2i a9s 2a2 COTS 500 1925 5s5 7s,s1o.9,7
March g. l25ei2,10o 23,css,si2 $685. $40 soS76,l72
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Hin's Hair Dye, 90 C.nts-BInck or
brcvn uepot NJ, Barclay IT. and sold By ell druzGistr
: Also infsnhle Crguent for the hAr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-06

Barryss TrfcOpbereng II the Best aad
sesoes arsn,s COR dressing beAuhfyng nexnug, curing
prvsvvlnG ani ystoesns toe Esf LADIES' sy 6ok ~ IL
arugRfnn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-06

The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were large, amounting to $32,221, 1888 So,
and the balances to 81, 756, $3.50 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-06

Cristotloro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tow
rets The best the world Wholesale and retail, and the
ave pr1ys,ely appned No Asior house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-06

Beautiful Complexion .-Lafrd's Liquid
Pear has achieved ceehrJ having equal Ter bcsuufy
irs or q preserving the skin ss9 Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-06

Whites Spring style Hats are, by the
elite bounced perfect gems 16 Rrpaaway, opposite ~
Paula church.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-06

Worthy Of Attention. $50 81 atsering and
1ssn mt~ing permsoenly cured W Dr. 4. n. ex4D
xEy, eflce No. 6As Broadway. Hours lpto O.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-06

BrpOklyn-Ws 1Ita msoD Gallery. Pho.
tot rspss HE size Csuee-sypest DagueTrco-
h rea. 2z9 Fulton street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-06

AZ EverdeD s-The Orange Blossom Wed.
drg tnve nee ae (copyrgn secured, only at Suz
B.osdw az, corner uuars street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-06

trsuirg III description 81 his eHercsss; letters
fr IN Hesn gent and fre1 the Fr-1cb III
I.d hsmpiop. Mstn be ging sud Price .srisy
Of interesting Sporting News In Wilkes SPIRIT, now
ont
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-06

Boots.-Lor,n Brooks & SON, Practical
boot 81 years essbu ned lsS Fulton street. wes Of
IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-06

Tire Rest AssOp tmeDt Of HousskeeuIuc
Articles In The city 81 BAsssoaDs Cooper fnsssuse