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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-04
PErERsB uRa mARKrra. MAYO

Since last very little bu.p e doing and 70
HAYS change TO note In prices "
CorTos-The rket become unseed and soupe NJ les
anxious to sell rave done al 81 $40 32A IN cunsfy
mkL-miieiss u when they have II e. $40. Toe su
BEEr-Ihe market Gull and Ios; good commands In small
EIs1 demand at $50 for oay go for Beisys and Beans
heii at $50.
sHlD--sated held st ~, and esh sell at % 10 s.
ToBAoco-Ws note shs ofa sa hogsheads by SAMPLE
SlO0.
BIcos-Market Gull, with sales at $50 TO ask.
CoRr-In demand at $50 per bushei.
eALr-Market arm and held a. 40c
Pas AND BKAss--In demand az so 10 $50.
LAxD-Market finer at IN to- s.
RIcE-None In market. Last 65 10 75c for cid.
APPLE BsAsDY-In good demand 81 90 to t100.
wHKAf-We note sales at go.
BurrrR- Very scarce and eel ing,st Oil.
euaAa--xarket more act We al s t. SO.
FLouR-But little for sale, and held At 800 10 t825.
PolK-smal,saes at ~ TO rs.
LHlTHER-soms parcels have arrived, sod selling Alta SIS
for prime gu -InteHigeRcer.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-04

TEE NV WEARY AT SELNA-There is now il course
OF completion at Selma Alabama, 'ste military depo.
Of The South" good whaif under the direction of The
efficient Post QuTtermasler of that place, Capt. John
q. Graham.
Ever since the Selma and Berd an Railroad has been
finished u vast amount Of Government supplies have
been shipped thIou ,h that city the army Of Msss
sipp. Bat there being public landing, The exIeose
occurred by the Government has been enormous. In
ne3atey after the Inauguration of Cap ain Graham
Post Qlarlermas:er ct Selma he conceived tie plan Of
building tits wharf, thereby saving he Governmen e
great expense TO which it has heretofore been subject
ed, and, by the generous assistance Of tie y Ooun
oil, he has surmounted ali OH acles and has nearly
compile ed the llndng ecarctly fqu.led by any il the
South Captain Graham is qui an ornament to the
Quariermas, er's Department. being d,vout Chi tan
an urbsne gentleman, aud most surpris ng and eai-
Gent officer. We sincerely hope that the Government
will not overlook the claims for promotion by such o
ner.torious oficer.-AontgOmery Nail.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-04
AHEeOESFITUTIOE-sTATS 81 s. ss-
RICHMOND WING.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY A, 1884
nlpERs 10 - III.

We Is.rn that papers mailed 10 the army do net
...b their destination because the postage is not and
o,Dpo. in many cases be paid IN advance, or on de-
uvery % aruy carriers By the postmaster To remedy
tbs dbeahy in regard TO the Wing, We viii hereafter
prepsy the postage at this cce on papers ordered by
persons in the army, deduCtDg the amount CT postage
from the remittances sent
By an arrangement with the Postmaster at Richmond,
We will mark each paper 'paid," which, BY passing
Trough the Office here, u be evidence 10 every other
oEes that the postage hss been paid here.
wnea no post ofhce is given but merely toe com
pAny, regiment, &C., delay of day in the Richmond
Pest Oace Is unavoidable Persons in the army order
ing the paper will therefore este the posi- ot'e ano
We viii change the direction when requested.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-04

To- nee,li,ritv of the dssp4lches from TIE Trans
Nss,ss;,5i b,s heen their inform cheerfnnesI. Moth
inc urnesssut could cros the Father of Waters. The
oecua.ity Of the fasts dudsg tbs administration OF
mos. es.imabls gentleman wac has recently retired,
was ha. the Confederate cause prospsred in Ar
KANSAS. Hence the very natural distrust with which
he reports Of tho defeat of Banks received, and
hence the reluctant cred given to yesterdays tele
gram in relation TO the defeat Of Steele by Sterling
Price Previous Alvces represented Steele as beset in
frOat and rear by Prcs and AsTmduke and yet there
is general ulsiliagness to accept the report of his
dsfsas as anything more than Trans Mississippi u-
NOR which is believed to be moro unreliable than
see Sunday rumoro" OF Richmond d.
Nevertheless, the news may be trus. The crcum-
santia evidence is 10 favor Of lis hush the reputation
of Price aid the enthusiasm with which his recent Cs-
vaoa was received ia q guMalty Of success IN any
combat agsinst am5e,s not than double his own
Even the Yankees, after record ng Steeles trum liant
advance, "dnving Price before him." began to fear
or his safety after Banks change Of base to Grand
E,Ore lei no. el improbable, therefore, tina! Steele
mas bsen as dig routed Backs, aud that stimuli
aneous with Kirby Smiths expulsion Of the Yankees
iron West L1ui iala, will be Prices advance, upon
Little Rock and the speedy redemption of the whole Of
Arkansas.
II Banks and S.esls have been thoroughly routed
What will be the next step OF the combined forces OF
smith, TAYLOR AMI Magruderf viii they move upon
New Orleans or will they join Price aud again push the
Confederate Standard beyond the Southern border OF
Missouri Il is too early ye, TO speculate We take it
for gcanttd that the Trsas-Aissssppi army vii not
~ IN IN i1tanace
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-04
cR,p11 Darn TAXING SaISDLKRs."-The Pa ladelphi

qiirer says
O. Saturday afternoon, the l9.h instant, number Of
'ebe cath takers" at the Cooper Shop Volunteer
Refresbment Saloor. Thy al eled to OBJ
"a n work. 1t not 10 be expected they were all
honsst It may be safy inferred always Judos
in every twelve II seems however, that worthy
IA mer DIR. Middleton OF Delaware county, in agree
to give work to three of the repentau rebels hap
pened to select three Judases He desired to have
hand to work his arr, but three OF the released
prisoners prevailed upon him to give them employment
lie paid tn r passage to the country, aud the fol-
loving morning Sunday, they appeared satsfsd. One
OF The party. giving the name of Wilson w. Maiden,
hailirg from North Caronl, remarked that it Sun
day m1ruing and suggested that auy bargain Of a
bu .ntss character made such day might not be
exactly legal
DR. Middleton sad that, so far he was interested,
he would waive such techncaity. The men were
satisfied. They we're fitted out with change Of gar
msn,s in place of their buternut clothing and SUBJ
slant al dinner was served to ihem. Some time after
this gastroromca exercise tie trio star ed away aud
tavs 10. ben heard of since One Of tn gave
the name Of John Murdoch, and said he came from
Nsrih Carolina. The nanio OF the third men is no.
known.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-04

CLEvER SwoRDsMEN.-Ata recent military entertain
meut given at London in aid Of the Soldiers Daughters
Home, Corporal Mejor st John clesly aud cevery
severed suspended sheep single blow and easily
minced with single flourish of his weapon banckCr-
chiefs and ribbons excessively wound round it. Cor
poral Major Waite, with equal precision, cut through
euspend,d bar of lead, feat which, vel "a the sew
ring Of a sheep, is fam liar A less familiar and more
ssnta ional feat was add d lis swod raised over an
apls lying in conrad o1isrre ched hand, he clearly
severed tina apple by downward blow, which, with the
slight additional impetus would the band that
held It. VIM Tells traditional snet was not more hsz-
are not equally vauabe but both infinitely better
worth keeping to their respective owners than Is the
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-04
THI LiverpOO Nsre.ry gives most dissusting detais

THI Liverpool Mercury gives most disgusting details
ofthe deaths wi hin tme OF each ot1er of Hon
Augustus Yelverton (uncle o; chat jlr Yelver On,
VIII J., matrimonial affairs have made aim nlt0riCu j
and the wife OF that uoo emap. They were a 6runke
aud dissolu pair. Alter living together, III, pes. Of
SOCIETY," BY their diiOrirness and iOtous mode ollv
the man died in low lodging hOu e in Liverpool, Ia
or three months ago aud the light of the Goth ult
the woman found lying dead and almost naked in
gutter, in Douglas, in the I'e Of Man. The twain had
passed large portion Cf their rrei life in different
eaols had scarcely place in which to Ivy tn r heads
and we're abandoned vAgrans They had children, bu'
the Law long ago took them from the custody aud the
example OF their "Doble" parents
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-04
DIED..
Va. Lieut. GEORGE Z.

On the 10th Of April wythevile, Va Lieut. GEORGE Z.
sAVlLL, Of Parkers Battery, Virginia Artillery.
Few are less disposed than the writer u exol the
living or the dead TO ascrbe angelic virtues 10 aesh and blood
occasionally meets with character sDgulary meek and
pure ltnew George eavll when boy and remember how
ana uieu he stole through the sick and watched
y tue lick bed Of his relative. since then him In
with The enemy Jet always csInland collected
nee was In the battle an aash In his and light In
MS eye mat were strange but this color oush
nngs OF that warm patriotism BOSOM
Lieut. savi entered the service prvae soon
Corporal Sergeant and hnay, by almost unanimous vote
Lieutenant am well satisfied that man Who voted Tor
HIN has regretted his choice. He CAPITAL and
sku Prom Lookout Mountain he senced WITH tyo
gans battery hoccasn Ridge vnch In Its security
had built hu for the winter This battery never reoccupd
th,r works.
Lieut. ssvll In the two Of almost assoca
zion never uttered 10 my henSg single passionate
fde word IL Is true he naturally aciturn; suid
exeise~ents and iisions Of the camp and battle geld
Dakable that his spirit for
He was reared ia the Sabbath school the honu
mental Church. and doubtless caught spirit from the Holy
pei He died martyr du refusing leave bis post though
three st In Richmond, Of whom he both pride
But By none Is bis loss sincerely than BY
u HIS Con'rG orycEs.
On yesterday morning, Of pnsunsA. Mr.. oAswELL POE,
long resident Of Lynchfurg
HIS friends and those of his brother hn Poe invited
attend his funeral, at O'clock THIS AFTERNOON rom the
rsdencs Of the latter, Poplar Grove, HsrTico county
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-04
rHE srAxpIEa ooMNIrrIEs.


In pursuance of the special order of the day, ire
Senate proceeded to the election by ballot OF the
eral standing committees. Toe following the Eesnt
of the ballotipg:
Foreign Afairs-Messr5 Orr OF O, Wigtll Of Tex
as, Caperton OF Va, johnson Of No, Slnms OF KY.
Rndnce-Messrs Barnwell of s O. Hunter of We,
Ssmmes Of La, Graham of Q, and Jemison Of Ala.
Commerce Mess Oldham Of TeIss, Dortch of N O
Maxwell OF Fla, Haynes of Tenn, Walker OF Ala.
Military Afdirs-Messrs SparroW Of L.. Wigall Of
Texas, Burnett of Ky, Henry of Tenn, John.On Of
Arkansas
Naval Affairs -Messrs Brown of Miss, Baker OF Fla
Simms OF Ky, Graham OF @, johnson If Ga.
.Judciary-Messrs Hill OF Ga Haynes OF Tenn, Wal
ker Of Ala, Wateoa OF Miss, mmes Of L.
Indian Afdirs-Messts johnson OF Ark, Johnson Of
No dham of Tex s. Cap.r'on OF Va.
Post Offices and Post Roads Mitchell Of Ark
Jemisoa OF Ala, Haynes Of Tenn, Oldham of Texas.
Public LGnds-Msssrs Baker Of Fla, Henry Of Tenn,
ami Johnson Of AK
Patsns-Nessrs Maxwell Of Fa, Ell of Ga, and
Haynes Of Tenn.
Cldims-Messrs Barnett of KT, Baker OF Fla, and
JohnsOn Of Mo.
observation-disclosures wgfal OfTeIsa, Mitchell Of Ark,
and Barn veil of U.
Aeeo,.nts-M,ssrs. A CspertOn, of Va, Dortch, Of
O. and Ssmmgs, of KY.
Printing -Messrs Watson, Of MsI, Orr, Of Q, and
HIynss, oil TCnpA
Enrolmsnt ~ EaSrOssment--y erss DOrtch, of N
O. Maxwell, S,tls,hnd CaptIt)T Of Va.
Ga motion or MSsDRR, two hundred extra copies Of
The Pfe5dents Message ordered to be print d.
Ga lila further motion, various parts Of the Aesssg
were referred to the appropriate committees.
On motion Of Me- SPARROW, the Senate adjourned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-04
Trans Mississippi News

invader and our Generals armies and people are ami
mated by cheerful confidence.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-04

victim Of sea sickness describes bis sensation thus
1.-THE first hour afraid should die and the second
hour was afraid shouldn't"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-04
coNFEDERATE ooNGREss.
SECOND ooYGRESS-F1RST SESSION
SENATE

TUESDAY, May 5, 1864.
Tho Senate met at IL o'clock NJ. The President pro
tenn in the CHAIR. Prayer by Rev. j. L. Burrows, Of
the Baptis. Church.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-04

NOTICE.-Ihere was committed to the Jail
In OF emyh County, the LIST day Of April 1854 negro
boy who calls himself HENRY and he belongs to Wm Pat
rick Burd County, North Carolina Said boy Is very black
jeans coat, waistcoat and pants. JOHN y. OgkY,
my2-cW6t Jailor.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-04
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

THE Board of Directors Of the Richmond
Il fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad declared
dividend ofthre dollars the capital stock ysble
The stockholders their legal Representatives and after
the LIST Of May, 1854. J. b. WINSTON,
Ii Treas
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-28

Nom FRANCOIS SIEGRlST the French Trek Clown. " A.
DONOVAN the English GymnA>io Clown Master GEORGE.
the Ia petit 6riuaido and the inmahe JOE PENfLAND vii
oiiciafe a. Cls~n 10 the Equestrian Scenes.
Door open 4, ard Z O'Clock: q commence 49,. - .
after opening. " No"'
Admission 50 cents. Children under u year
Seats for everyboiy-no standing room
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-28
RENOVATERS.
CLEANING AND DYsING ESTABLI SHMENT

yUyHE UNITED STATES DYE HOUSE. 10. 80 SOUTH
Illinois street, indianapolis. Indiana.
Al this old and we'll known establishment the ladies
silks and wooden goods dyed In permanent and
beautiful coors and gents garments thoroughly renova
ted and repaired.
New and second hand clothing bought and sold Ase
p.ticuIar branch the business
iug-billis fable doth. in any garment be
40 vrousk; lat il not be visible the naked eve
Remember the place, No. IS South Illinois street
fanlo JOSEPH HARRIS. Proprietor.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-28
TRorPF oF ACrING BEARS

N athletic
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-28

Athletes Tight Rope Dancers sack Rope Yauers Iuggers
Acrohat Posture Masters, Voguer etc. etc. be found
this side Of the Atlantic. while the combined collection Of
highly trained Horses Ponies and Mules include
number in the and beautifully and wonder
fully trained individuals Of such species than be found
any all other Equestrian Exhibitions In regard 10 the
features peculiar this Establishment OF there
for comparison. and only be said that they will
be FOUND pleasing snd satisfactory they and
attractive. ~ each entertainment the
TROUPE or ACTING BEARS
viii be introduced the All their unprecedented
performances. the Educated Sacred Bull and the Leapng
Bualoe> will exhibit their wonderful training. Prof Wal
Lace corps of Performing Dog Monkeys and Ponies will
through their astonishing ard ndescbahy sughable feat,
and all the principal ari,ts Of the Triple Circus Troupe will
ship and athletic display.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-28

Will Exhibit INDIANAPOLIS Tennessee Street North side Tee
Haue Freight Depot Friday ard Saturday Sept 30h and Oct lt
W. Day. Only
SEP1LsSgR wssssdS
e sn New Ay ses I'm Thurs
rhe
o exhibits
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-28
MOST IMPORTANT TO YOUNG MEN

If you suffering from any Disease peculiar your
sex, your should lose time in obtaining medical aid
where you will surely find IT, The experience and sue.
which the Doctor has had il Female Diseases has
huenced to send him that class Of patients for
hundreds Of miles.
Sent free, receipt Of stamp copy If our Private
Letter To Married Ladies Health.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-28

4 Ii OUR STOVES ARE OF The LATEST AND
N most improved patterns
Our other work Will embrace Iron Fronts, Columns
Railway, Mil and House Castings, &c, &c.
Orders by mail otherwise solicited. and prompt
teution given.
Our prices viii be found a. low : any.
Office, Sales-room and Foundry lS3 South DE ware
street squares directly Of the Uni0s Depot
octa3
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-28
The Magnificent Cortexe

OF the EeaeScurcuum comprises and splendid cages
carrAges sut harness. finished and decorated style 81
unprecedented splendo. with 100 finer horses than
before collected together Fl her Continent AM VII
public about 10 o'clock the morning
day exhibition. headed ~ beautiful hand chsrio'
containing Charles Bo,wads Opera Band ant viii parade
the principal streets
The New York herald., 1864-07-27

holder al rpary into STR per cent -od hearing bonds,
Ieaeepsbe sf,er fse and payable twenty years nom
the notes viii he issued in the demon nations OF nfy,
one hundred i've hundred one lhvusRnd ana nve tnoa
sand dollars and viii be isSued In blank payable 10
order a. may be directed by the subscribers.
Ali subscrptons must be icr nifty dollars, or SONS
multiple o. hty dollars.
Duplicate certificates win be issued fos all deposits
party depositng endorse upon the original
tdcate the denomination OF notes required whe her
they 10 be issued il blank payable o. order when
endorsed il must be let with the ocer receiving the
deposit TO be forwarded 70 this department
The notes viii be transmitted TO the owners free OF
transportation charges as son after the receipt Of tns
original certificates OF deposit they be prepared
Interest will be allowed August ID on ali depos's
made PRIOR to that date and will be paid by the Depart
ment upon receipt VI the original certificates
the notes draw interest from August 10, persons
making deposits subsequent that date must pay the
interest accrued from date OF note TO date Of deposit
Parties deposug twenty i've thousand ooArs ana up
wards for these time viii be allowed CON-
quarter OF per cent which wu % paN
by this department upon tho receipt Oh phl LOT tne
amoun certified 70 by the ocsr WIN must sas he
ofcers receiving deposits will that the proper en-
dorsements are made upon the original certlhcates
All officers to receive depoeits are requested
10 give 10 applicants all desired information and ahord
every facility for makng subscriptions
W. p. FESSEEDEN, Secretary OF the treasury
The stock market was quite strong again to-day, and
gave further token returning animation Compared with
the sales the rs beard yesterday New York Central
advanced per cent Erie Railway "a Hudson River e,
Reading q Michigan Central 2, Michigan Southern az,
Illinois Central 2, Cleveland and PttsbuG 2, Cleveland
and Toledo u, Chicago and Rock Island pttsburg and
Fort Wayne "a, Chicago and Northwestern Ia, Cumber
land Coal l,s Quicksilver Mining y, Central Coal Com
pany S. and Ohio and Mississippi certificates IL.
The following table compares the quotations to day o;
some OF the leading shares with those Of Thursday last
on which day the bottom seems to have been found
The New York herald., 1864-07-27

&M TUESDAY,, July 96-o r. M
Asun.-Receipts. 40 bbs Market Arm, with small
sales al sl3 80 sls 76 for potts. and $l5 b0tor pearls
bsKArsTurFs Receipts, rs, ,8S4 bbls four, Co.. beis
rs bags 900 bushels OF eats The -four
market rather heavy and dun except for shipping
grades Of State which were firmly held Included In the
sales 2ooo bbs extra State for September delivery
$i2 On the spot 900 bb State and Western 900
Southern and 600 Canadian changed hands. Rye -four
sold the extent of 2T5 bbls at IS 50 75 with fancy
AZ higher figures. Corn meal trife hrmer, with
sales Of 600 bbs a 81 90 for eersey and 81 20
The New York herald., 1864-07-27

nFrICR NEW YORK LoAyiNG DOcK COMPANY
" 25i South street July IS s8tThe load OF recots
have this da declared qusrery dividend Of iour per
cent paysble on the LIST day OF Augnst next
H. " MASON Secretary.
The New York herald., 1864-07-27

The nogt marked feature OF the exhibit compared
with the last published statement is the very large re-
ducton in loans-s2, ,76os76
TIE Bank OF Mu,rsl Redemption, IN Boston, is 10 be.
come a national bank under the name OF the National
Bank OF redemption. Its capital viii be s56l I00 with
the privilege OF increasing 10 81 600 600 This instG
tlon accounts with hundred and thirty the
country banks in New England, and about oue.tenh OF
the number have organized Muder the National Currency
act while nine others have decided come under the
same law.
number OF new banking Institutions are in u
formation IN San Francisco TO be organized under the
general laws OF California The Bank OF California with
capital Of 81 600 600, paid u2 gold, already in opera
ton
The comparative earnings o. the Chicago and Al.op
Railroad during the third week 10 July follows
1s6s...... .t55 600 1903 ............&s3 eos
increase .$ll ,oVs
The receipt. OF the for the months end
ing June sopmounted TO s99a ISL against s.eSs4S for the
same time last year-increass $3.50 sos.
The Boston Trarslisr OF yesterday says
The week commenced with money msrte, which
is comparatively easy 10 borrowers in good credit, whe
have the right Kind OF coatcrais 10 Offer The demand
iess urgent than has been or late and the OF
terest are slightly reduced.
The following sales OF real estate were made 10 day at
auction by n M. Seaman
House and lot, 25 Leroy street 25,9o.....~ IS, ,65
Yarn, p acres at CToion SOC
The New York herald., 1864-07-27

Government securities were 6rm and In demand, with
a steady tendency upward The quotations to-day for
the descriptions which mostly dealt in compare With
those IN Ihur3day last az follows-
The New York herald., 1864-07-27

L1oR THE CRY AND COUNTY or NEW YORK.
" Brokers runners and AL others bringing substitutes 70
me wall receive S65 cash down each man. afte ssns
the doctor Apply to- wARRhN FLINN. No. warren
Atrect. nesr Broadway
The New York herald., 1864-07-27

Governments continued firm in the afternoon, the
poas OF 1881 selling LOG and the ayeweny coupons at
107A a 10s.
Gold was unusually steady Today II opened in the
morning at 256, and, after few sales OF small lots at
257 and 2577. became firm aud ran to 2's bu insy
closed at 25Si4.
The aggregate vaue OF the exports OF produce and
merchandise exclusive OF specie this port during
the past week was S. 304 against ST. go FOR ths
week previous.
rhe following is the repor. from the Sub Treasury
Receipts from toms. ................. SlIl ,0cC
lotal receipts. sAv'' -3e
-payments Observation-Disclosures. 26i3, SO
Balance ce............. ............... 10 ,5s Dos
The New York herald., 1864-07-27

The Citizens Bank OF this city viii pay Ist August
dividend of four per cent free oftax.
The Leather Manufacturers Bank will pay Let Aagi,
dividend OF five per ceut free OF tax.
The American Coal Company will pay 10th Augusta
dividend Of four per cent.
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company will pay IL,
August the coupons Of the Evansville aud Or awtorcsylie
Railroad
The lat August coupons OF the mortgage bonds o. the
Galena and Northwestern roads VIII be paid Al the office
OF the consolidated Northwestern road No. Wall street
The Toledo and Wabash road win pay the interest
its first mortgage bonds 1st August
The foreign exports from the port OF Baltimore during
the past week were valued at s2es .6s3.
The following comparative s,atemen. shows the ave.
rage condition Of the leading items Of the Philadelphia