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Daily national Republican., 1863-05-27
Suffers STORES.

Suffers STORES.
rTO Suffers AND WHOLESALE
DEALERS IN
MILITARY AND OTHER GOODS.
We have ON hand and offer for sale
100 dozen BLUE FLANNEL SUITS.
25 dozen LINEN COATS and PANTS
100 dozen MERINO UNDERSHIRTS.
100 dozen Cotton and Merino SOCKS.
30 dozen NEGLIGE SHIRTS.
Is dozen HAVERSACkS.
10 dozen Brown Linen SHIRTS.
so dozen Jeans and Net DRAWERS.
All of which we offer to dealers at the LOWEST
MARKET RATES.
WALL, STEPHENS 4 Co,
s22 Pennsylvania Avenue,
nv 27.sUt bet Ninth and Tenth SITS.
REAT INDU CEN N T S
" TO PURCHAsERs OF
OFFICERS Suffers AND PURVEYoRS'
sU 5,
Consisting Of
PRESERVED MEATS,
SOUPS,
PRESERVES,
PICKLES,
SAgcEs, ICE &., &c.,
PURE WINES AND LlQUORs,
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
At whosesale and retail.
Purchasers are invited 10 call and examine this
large and well selected stock Of choice goods
Every article will he offered at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
Which cannot fail to give satisfaction
GEO. II. BATES,
formerly Bates Wood,
2lg Pennsylvania avenue,
m,ylB-itti opposite Wilard's Hotel
EOR SALE.---A RAKE ClIANCE IT, IT,
invest Any one wishing to engage IN the
ty.rV UuHlness, will do well to call immediately
at the Livery and Sale stable, corner OF Bridge ana
| Market streets, GCorgethwn, D. {, ana ehhnllhe
The atOck and OUTFIT as It Will he sold bargain
The stand is the best in town, and doing atrst rate
hooLS Exhibited, may 22-6t"
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-27
AUCTION SALES.

DY J. G.. UIRE CO..
ID AUCTIONEERs.
VIELE's CAMP COOKING STOVES AT AUC-
TION.-On SATURDAY MORNING, May sOth At
10 o'clock, in mont of the Auction Rooms, we shall
sell
80 Viele's Camp Cooking Stoves, complete and
packed separately in oak casks.
q cone'shaped Tent Stoves will be sold without
reserve.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE 4 CO.,
my 2T-dta Auetioneera
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-27

by J. c. CURE & CO,
~ AUCTIONEERS
!, ,hEhRLY NEW BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
NTH LOT, LOCATED CONVENIENT TO THE
n,hh Mhh AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS, AT AUG
i,lpIN;-On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June %, ats
0Slockl l on the ptemises, we shall sell that hne
ttnIees.oIy hpu basement brick dwelling, with
nur-stofy Dack building, At present occupied BY
the Commissary General, being No. 24s i street,
one door from the corner Of Eighteenth street
south side. The house iS modern, recently built
with large saloon parlor, contains eleven cham!
berst large library, piazza whole length the hack
building, brick pantry adjoining the Kitchen, with
range, hot and cold water throughout, A hne drv
cellar, marble front the height OF basement mar.
Bile steps, and wrought iron railing, Acoommo-
dated with a private side alley ON Eighteenth
street.
This house was built by the owners as a model
house, and has been under their care since It's con.
struction.
Possession given on the let Of July next Title
indisputAble.
Terms one-half cash; balance in six and twelve
trust on the premises.
COnveyancing at purchasers expense.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE n CO.,
may N-dts AuCtiOneeFs.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-27

established Dr. Fishblattis reputation as physi-
elan. Recent cases cured in few days. Charges
moderate. - DR., FIsHBLATT,
No. al street, corner Of Eighth,
Opposite the General Post Once.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-27

In rehearsal and will be shortly produced, NIiss
Lucile's great version of
CAMILLE, or, THE FATE OF A CoQUErTE.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-27

EVEN Ii w a r d,
- FIRST PRECINCT,
Kotice Is hereby given that, in conformity to the
Visions OF the charter Of the city OF Washing
ION an election will be held in the FlFst precinct
OF the seventh Ward, Mt the Island Hall, on Mon
dRy the Hrat day of June next for Collector Regis
ter and Surveyor OF said city, and for one member
OF the Board OF Aldermen, and three members OF
the Board of Common Council to represent said
ward. iii,
Polls will be opened at O'Clock a, III, and Will
w GEORGE MATTINGLY,
WILLIAM WISE,
7. II. BARRON,
my25-d Commissioners OF Election.
CEV EVENTH w ARD,
SECOND PRECINCT.
An Election will I've held Oh Monday, the hrst day
Of June next, in the basement story OF Ryland
Lhaprl corner Oi D street south aud Tenth street
veal for Register, Collector and Surveyor OF the
city, and tor one member OF the Board OF Aldel
men, aud three members OF the Board Of Common
Council, for said wRTd in conformity with the pro-
visions of the charter OF the city OF Washington
Polls open at O'Clock a. m, and ci9se ~
O'Clock y. IN. CHAS. l; ;MSnIilS MnnIiilS
| VIM. COOPER
| mva9 Commissioners Of Election
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-27

my 23-td&d
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-27
OBJECTION NOTICE.

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The New York herald., 1863-03-05
THE BRAZILIAN QUESTION.

In the English House of Lords the 10th utmo
the Earl OF nERHv wished know whether the papers
relating 70 the Brazilian difficulty would be laid upon
the table In the absence o tho Secretary for Fo egn
Affairs he would not ask the government TO explain
wheiher Mr.. Christie. our Minister at Rio, had been
authorized 70 TO the which he
had adopted dsprove tho charge Of arbitrary and
VI just conduct on AIS part, which now appeared 70 DO
farl crAsvnN said that the papers were now being
prepared.
10 the House Lords on the 17th ult Lord RU~EL in
reply 10 tho OF Lord Derby or the previous
ing explained the grounds which recent conduct
10 the Brazilian government had been based In regard
10 tho punder Of the vessels The authorities had prevent
cd inquiry being hsd and strongly suspected Of
counvance In matter With respect TO the officers,
they had been treated with great indigny and in spite
Of the attempts Of her Majesty government dun more
than year 10 obtain redress for them all ebris had
been entirely unsuccessful Under these circumstances
her Maesss government had been obliged TO resort TO
extreme measures.
Lord DExsY thought II was rather strong measure 70
hold goyernmsnt responsible for me plundcring a
vessel which had been wrecked WIN and uninhabled
e0Ast.- Tho doinard, however, made the Brazilian
government had bee for the value Of The cargo but
lillian government responsible for the wreck
lord RusszL thought Lord Derby had beJeer kssp hs
mpressions 10 hinso until he had compared tho papers
II her Maostys government with those Of tn govern
Of the Braxls No demand bad been MADE Tor The
value Of the ship. Tho cargo Was uninjured by the
wreck and that cargo had been pundcrod Her MAcstys
government had asked that the claim OF tho owner
should be investigated and IL found good authenticated
government neglected It's duties IN the of ship
sidered that that government liable 70 claim fsR
com D~nnsAi0n.
The New York herald., 1863-03-05

swr Pfosnss Montgomery. ,on wsalia far liverpool.
has bssn totally tbs Jsya Cre~ saved No
y.r,lcssrs CrAs bum In hl. sliy ISi ss ,os.
register. rated Aiis. sad o. nd IN ses fofs-f
Tho tumsn hns steamship Glasgow, c.fs kosssR ~ ssn
o. saturday nes tn as IL foe Qusfuslssa sn1 Iy
srlso from p.r Nossh Riser Thssisso~ "a
,hs tasils fsr Ireland Ard gnsssd
Bss Nanrawut0, Haven. frsn rsl'atfs fer fIsvsrs.
.s.s e,asa Avn. ~ isss Esliind sorIa nm ssy
sgs Or Bslancre e@ttftas ss.s ~ boz rse re
sssqaef Hssuce te.nd -. tslag ~ Asa yfaliy k
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L.sAs sat~l. fhs INK osi Iit-uou s@a s~@dg~S
Esrs PaA,s1v. uavsn4 from rostsns. 40 ~
- tfai wIth Eve kslnr ths ~ a
W Besish ht islta, ~his fos.s~sa be- gsfkss 40
Ass fnrs for ksssa sd axssr-A ssa " ts B'uss -
al a. U.rana.
Br,c ho4rsr A vysys E.s<sfssA rso- r~s - ss-
yers pet ins3 ~ IbosaN~ s .4s aii 10 ast'ssA ~
rsrtsaiars
Ras p .Joa .sow 80 ,ossily NJ. As~esm l~seA =
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tsv1 IN Fs~Nnr l<st.
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The New York herald., 1863-03-05

lFsvssf< che London Times (Ci.y Article, Fob. Iel
The Engish funds ths (lsthl morning opened without
alteration but The tendency heavy and decline oe
an eighth sutscqesnty occurred Tho drst bargains 10
oossos Tor moray Ters q e2a< aad tho last a s2E
" After regui, honrs some purchases werc made, and
there were ags1a symptoms H hrmness Bank stock
Iss on q 2s7 s6 reduced and now shrss per cents
sas{ II India sssek. AeI a9e India ave pcr ccats
lOs *; rupee paptr 1ps y and liza X India bonds,
50s lAs pssiuy asd sxcheqacs bills ~ discount 70
Tue discount demas6 ss the Bank has become wholly
uumportant, and the expectation OF an approashhig
drction Of the rate has Saihed gr0und. p
The fluctuations Ia foreign securities have been rather
numerous but not very important.
About ell 900 In gold wm taken t0 the Bank eedays
making total influx Of f23f 600 IN last return.
Tho shipments OF gold from Aussralia thnl will be
nouncsd BY the next mail xs expected 70 be largs.
The amounts small DeSembsr the export dnly
on gold was 70 be reduced on the1ss OF January.
Advscos from Frankfort mention that the last weekly
statement Of the Austrian Pank ~fsvorsble the oross
ton Of notes having declined 500 0o0h, and boing
now reduced to 4i2,7yy ,004n. The new taxes give
result better than expected seps for instance,
which calculated 70 bring In niue millions having
hitherto produced ut the rate OF thirty millions year.
Ths de6cis o. twelve millions, whish left unprovdsd
for by tho Reichsrath consequently amply made up
A explanation rs thus furnished OF tbs fact Of the Aus
trian funds hot having shown on tho occasion Of The
Polish insurrectioa their former ssustvcness.
The New York herald., 1863-03-05
- ~
MISCELLANEOUS.

CN-gn-A
o. ~. .n-,y Sou cal irc tie ms c.
With nealth 10 the bod aud soni.
So otter Ia Hsc his bowi
er t.e Eerc~ ients az .s-rr
fss tvs sself 4, tic tr~s b;
0ivr D.. ~ walcr AID died.
8oon cisr a. chocrs DE It'll
Aud coa,s.r rn~ "es.sT"sss.T.
ii'n.s i'rss ~ ~ H.. "a s"a s"!s.
yes sAoa, oA sasrs 49, "A X"
cheer thc te late sisr v 80,
gid the sad h.s>i WITH ~ ynr,,a., nrn, -.
Lake stsr. -hs ID n- a sul quencr.nh tcleador
rao Issss:s 4: .~s s., ss 'nels a 10 a sss
And farmer drink wM nus. @ vls@
Hesrr hrd had rurT ~ rn sr'ng
iari.S tos :aAss" "a"
Bhoat aload Tor the fartv-f~ " uss
WIS, ce,aiSr, IL bear 1s'S Z .se .SsA.
With Liberty banner unrurteHA .
drznght aud he u laugh 4 all tpsssN y.
T.oag shaking the heart of the wa -
And what cares Che gallant bold ssks
r,r the teinpes u strengthened by asN
with shouts for Go umbls he cs
Triumphant her stsrs o'ct thega
;Sm:s Hs1r:s fsr fsr s Ss Z Z T":ss :ss "f' *.
DRY saoad tho Plantation Bitte-
Aud the maaca = r." and XXI"
Then wei may you call ms the Magic
with health TOR the body ana out,
so often In "Racohus'n - bowl
For youth manhood age was chartered.
BY pleasure aud health at my birth
And these with te eenins OF gioy
IIurrAh for the "s r." aud Xxi"
f'yis. aas ~ ss s's.sssSp %.sss = D.as:s T.-axs
Drake: ;s r,sa,so" ne 4 M !s mos. 4, wo:a.sss sd
wsas persons should ust SOD ssrgcgseas u'ssri'ed
~. broadway. Ny.
The New York herald., 1863-03-05
THE AMERICAN QUESTION.

In the Honss Of Commons, tho 1eth ultimo, Mr.
Busncx gave notice that he should 70 ask the
noble lord NJ tbe head c the government whether hs
In possession Of any Official information upon the subject
q shs rspcsOd defeat blythe Coaedsratss Of the block
aiding squadroa Carsstn harbor apd whether IL
- such question the Legality pf
che future blockade Of that porl
On the 1Yih Of February Mr.. Bzxnscx 70 ask the
noble ,ord NJ the head Of ths government whether tho
government arcn posemiou Of any Official inform ton
tho subject o the reporsd defeat by the coufsderaes
ct shs biocka1us squadron ~ the mouth OF Charleston
siver; snd, CO. whether that Information Of charac
70 raise the question OF the legality of the future
blockade oGthat port
Lord PAsMEsnos-Hss Najssty's government have no
Information with regard 70 this Transaction other than
that which boon conveyed by the kilograms which
are known To-. everybody. They simply state that the
blockade rassd tho moving Of one day, and 70
Il posed the Succeeding day (An honorable nsmber
On the Aay.'D The same Information states the
raislng of the Blockade and its renewal WA regard
the; cppsoasisa a. ths general laH Of mu:ions transae
gio OF Aa kind shall dlstSn from giving ANY ciSio,
hsosuss M apY1ieatsn of 0t lav depsnds much upon
40 circumstances Of the csselhear, hsar)tAdt rril Is
sses kwe~~ rAa Aasrsaty A0ppexed oSdh improper -
As Aoeys government to comrI heaseires 70 ANY op'~
-Sr a. 10 Ae eject wAiSA dis occurrence may havs (sar.
hear).
Lord stratheden had given notice In the House OF
Lords that the 23d Of February he would move for
copies o the dispatches letters fvm Mr. Mason TO the
English government relative the claim the Conede
Il rates TO DO acknowledged by Grcai Britain.
Meetings. lectures, kc In favor Of President Lncolns
euauc ipailon policy wercof daily occurrence In various
parts cf gland and imposing demor sraon was cx-
pected Aphhestro the day the Hbernian s,iled
The and address ~ President Lincoln, which
are be Irop-eed empha,icaily approve Of his anti
slavery policy. crowded meeting ON the subject was
held at St. James H, Ioudon, on the 18th. The
speakers in bitter inveciives against the Lord
Mayor and Mr. Masco for the late affair nt the Mansion
House banquet and q resolution condemning the LORD
Mayor unanimously carried.
Ibe Iordn faes complains that the grand cd cause Of
slopsry and the anti sase trade has dgse ded
srfo a ns,e cut pdp to Mr. Seward. and alndes 10 the
report that lord CHAM earnestly entrcatcd tho new
not thc old by carry
sng their recent address Mr.. Adams, the American
Minister .
The reports from London, dated on the 18Th uit,
sny thu that France considers the ChH lesion
blockade WIS raised rtil lack confirmation.
The f1nden Ship,sn1 Casde points out that the nc.
counts f thc Ctaricston affair per Arabia are Tar TOO
meagre 70 justify any government In taking decided
soton. II thinks the absence of the blockadng squadron
murt have been moro extended than represented.
The New York herald., 1863-03-05

Accordingly three screw H'mers, almost entirety cott
laden have been despatched from iverpo dlriGg the
present week, These the sedar, the ianisgevot
and the Damascus which among tissm carried eut cou-
sideraby upwards OF 900 bales. The nmsL ste imshp
City OF Now York, winch salts to-day. ana the ssme CON-
pay steamer kangaroo. TO sail Saturday also take
out . Considerable quantity. and the Canadian mail
land will take quantity In all the export f the week
from Liverpool To New York will fall shsr Of, but
may exceed, 8 900 bales
The New York herald., 1863-03-05

The steamship Hibcrnian. from Liverpool a halpast
ieveu A. Of the Ioh via Londonderry the evening
hs 2oth ult. arrived Portland half past O'Clock
yesterday evening.
Tho steamship New FORK, Captain wsnke, which len
Southampton tho 10th of February, In the afternoon
arrived at this port last night.
Sho brings two hundred and thirty nine passeagers
large cargo, European dies and mails the 18th
ulsimo.
Tho BY these arrivals is fsur days later than the
advces of the Africa
Tho Paris Bourse 6at Rsnes Tor &C. tho 10th ut
Tho deaths OF the Marquis Of Chsltsnham and Lord
Raey announced.
rns EAnburg arrived asQueensewo as eight O'Clock
Al. OF the 10th.
Tho saxonia from New York, arrived 1t Southampton
the 10th. Purser Brown reports that the Norwegian
srived st londonderry 1t three O'Clock of the 20h
Spoke Ezra tho 2Ith ult Hat - 5o on AZ 25 at the
time passed two cebsrgs and several next
day.
Snip Carrier Dove, from New York for Liverpool, 10
ashore Valencia island, with feet Of water II
. hold.
The New York herald., 1863-03-05

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 9o-Noon.
Three pouAs Polish se den!s P.rsung their studes e
the French military scho OF 81 Cyr have been dsvsres
10 the Russians by Prrssis.
II has been kod that onange nss sudascty oome
tion a Poland.
there was 4 report in psr. vest> day that aFre.ch
diplomatic note was addressed 70 Pru A o0 ~ ss9S
Of Prussian Interference in Poland.
The New York herald., 1863-03-05

In the Chamber Of Deputies al the latest date tho
question asked the Mnlsters wheIher Prussia had
concluded convention with Russia assist In sup
pressing the Polish nsurroction. Herr SchOnhausen
amply drcnei 10 0nscr ne question. He asserted, how
that the government DID not follow the Russian,
but Prussian policy The liberals brought forward
solution that Prussia should side with either party,
and that neither should enter Prussan territory without
being disarmeA.
The New York herald., 1863-03-05

Naples telegram Of the 18th ultimo sssouSeA H. T."
the steamer ST. George had left that pls>s tor M v,
with Prince Alfred on board, suffering from fovst.
Energetic preparations welcome Princess Aexandrs.
indicate that the will be the most spcnsane
ous and magnificent ever given IN England.
The New York herald., 1863-03-05
NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY MARCh 6, 1868


rxx ,oss,,vs = the Grand Duke Constantine and his
rushass aa,,.ns as the tning which Is not.
The New York herald., 1863-03-05

Heyes Ha, ana Loetcry.-3O Per Cent
premum pstd for pr Information farnshcd Highest
- - = TAYLOR A CO.. Bankers.
No l6Wnil etrouk
The New York herald., 1863-03-05

Co.'S Kentucky and Missouri Stale Lotteries.
kkhtuokr. kxraA CLAss lv7--xasch eSS
!, ~, be, 10. "A. 80. 80, 10. 0S. Nss o..
- ksHruoxy. CLANS l0S--March 4. 1854
~, 90. 90, 81. AZ, 4, SIS. so, Al, 20, II. 6J. ~
Circulars scnt FREQ OF charge hy iircs.ing ethsrg
MURRAY EDDy 4 co
Covlngton, KY. or ST. Louis, M
The New York herald., 1863-03-05
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Bound and shall each week publish selected original
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shall also publish weekly Of the movements Of
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Diseases OF the Nsrvsss, Seminal, Uri-
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y.lepss free o. .harss hdarsss pr ss houshon'
criss.Aerc's Hair Dye. srs:.rvssivs Al. ~:
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radiss, Try Laird's Bloom Of yersh.
2r e 10 and =: % ss srs.s s.s
uItrs Hair Dye, 80 Cents, Black OF
brswn natural durable. beAutfuL pepss No. FsflaT
sres. Sold BY all drusgsta
Mrs. Wtnsi0w's s0othing syrup re-
neve. the chd from pain, iuvisor.ies The stomach And
bowels csrres ad,y and gres and igor 70 the whoe
system. Is cents p~r bottle.
w. A. Basehsier's' Hair Dys-rhs B.ss
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wigs, Tsupess, Hair Dye, Hair Dyeins
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Hfli's Hair Dye, 30 Cents, B'seh or
brown. natural durable, tesutifui Depot No BArcay
street. Sold by AL druggists
BAvry's Tricopheross for the Hair
Psronirrd Wy the pTndps families IN tarurc ard Ansrt
This article IA admitted TO be the Nspdnrd rrfAA
ton for an rsrto.ss oonr~cied With te hair II ifeseus
q. falling oa srsteArs srar dsndfn, ac saf krrTs ~
the most bessufui condition. lie hAbua gss vrifr~ he
~ oil, pous.sn other prersation lliie snr
buons aold b, s Druggists throughout he t'tef states
DR.. nonses's Discovery Cares the very
orms Of sFais ot. krulsops y N sfin and
old tlcefs No Dsiison sew fofk y. nrr it3s
lila work d~~rses of the Nervous semss Aad = kaa
Systems. giving reliable sr~snesi, ean - bal xrasa
Browns Brsnehtsi Troehes Are n.-
enrenisd 70 roasnrp,lre atsrs fov ssyirg che
f0tsh~ trrtssson tekinw ~ tho Threat din<.y -
bsrsshsng snd hsskinr roash, The1 ~W ressre s-awS
/. bfonehsts. s-
The New York herald., 1863-03-05

urom the Isod' n Times Getty article), Feb. III
n ~ e,atcd that between fb00 900 and ESAp 400 NJ
eoatenlaed advance q "a 00o 200 70 the Con edcrste
rover, en has been negotiated st Paris and Frsnkfort
nv Mess,s Stranger kto. The amount bc SECURED
by cotl al ave pence per pound which " be deliver
ed on the ccss alton q the block de.
Our adviccs By the Hibernian d Portland, dated IN
london on the Goth uitimo, say -Advices from Paris
mention that for tho tonfederats loan has
been received ~ In bonds al per cent
.exchangable against cottop at option.
The Iondcn 7nes city article says, ~ the government
so<xes all @ tranport from ma ,nt,Vor Ms
rorfs, nc cor hss gpecaied r1u bs fv aroilne fov
sAsYmeni Eaycpe- The price at which bonds 10 be
issned hss not uanspired
The Hbcrnan, at Portland reports The Secretary f
the Emancipation society says letter telegram
recsived fra Lrd Housbam impiorms them NOT 70 pro-
sent their address 10 Mr. Aaans.
Tho eting at Liverpool IN favor of ernancip ipston was
very enthusiasts.
The New York herald., 1863-03-05

PhIladelphia aud Reading RR. go shares. 20 y.
In London We lpth OF February, says:-Funds were
without vAraeiou. The demanA Tor discount AZ the Rank
wholly unimportant and as gold 70 nov 70
discount we're increasing.
Sattcrthwaite's midweek circular says;-ln American
securities Considerable trsn.aeons have occurred duriss
under the impression that the strife VIII end ere long
Eric asd Illinois relaI sed two dollars undss yspored i'm
pcrtsons from New York, bat recovered one dollar sad
IospoS, Feb. -, lsss.
Ccneols clcsed at s2s+ for money.
The ircrease In bullion IN tho Bank 81 England was
ssis .sce.
The hank Of Eogaud has reduced srats Of discount to
''0' per cont AMERICAN mocxs
The latest sales were-Erie Railway, AZ; Illinois
Central Railroad. II dis.
THE LryEHPooL COTTON xARxn.
LrvKxeoor, feb. 10, 1869
The demand for cotton todny has been very limited,
holders appear anxious sellers asd prices are conse
qusnty somewhat Irregular, iour ,nou;soa oa'es are
fygkrooL, FEB. IL, 1863
Tho business transacted In cotton 10 day has been
most limited scale and the sales do not exceed Geo
declining. -
mate and this days sass do not exceed 800 baes3oo
on speculation and for export. Prices irregular
TIE LATEST MARKETS.
coyToSsales Of the week Is 900 bales Includng 900
baes spccuaors and 900 10 exporters The market
very dull. with decline OF one penny on American
day Friday) were 1000 bales the market closing
aud quiet al unchanged prices Quotations are.
Orleans. ....................26,.d ZIsa.
Mobile e........................s ssSsIa. .so.
stock in port 4l4ooo bales including 600 bales Of
American.
BarAp-ruvys market hiss a downward tendency.
PRoviaoss.-Ihe market n Inactive
The New York herald., 1863-03-05

Vmclal Drawings Of the Ltbrary Asso.
>au'a o0"pAny's oLo!.ess, y. X Of % %Ksnsusk|E;s. |;s.
ii, 70, 10, 81, 81. =. 8. 70, ~. 81, 76. 10, IS.
., az GLASS los-nsrch =. ises :, =. =,
a, 80, ". 80, sS. Is, 10, 81, Is. 81, 27. 0. u.
sos o"S FRANCE ELLIS A 90. Coviny,ou, X,
The New York herald., 1863-03-05

y. r: s.-French Yoke sh Tss MALE cas .
erder and warranted 10 A. BAIJOU vkorihMS.
Gus Broadway Sole b enufActurcr !