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St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-06-30

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St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-06-30

"AHTED. god ,es,ts fpr which the
w bsse vases viii b, xivea. Any oms
aavisg e.s 70 hiV, AZ; hRQYiai el "as to Be-
airsA. viii p!saso spply, fusHe,li.isy. ~ the
Editor y the 0assaf. ~ - ...t
Juns 3Ash, lss4--i. .,;.: III.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-06-30
TFE LATE SUPPRESSION OF THE
:hRWsr0kKiW ORs,D EMO SOCR.
:: NAL OF e0asaalEnex.. y: =.

.TAs iatsr@s:Aiisss Ssssssila'is stei6.saa
Jury is-Ns. xe!k ~ Ri..I'e A.s.s-
sey y rslssiep. n tle salatesssn q The
Wss'd and LssrnaI If Lossssre:. !yss -
tar~-d ITO the O.sss NTH she Jullssise en:
dorsameats x.i.: ~. 9: * :r>.- !
"R.sayJ. Tsla tss,es.ea isausss re-
pecffally: reprss<j,E u ths ASaossbl< C~sss
.hat in their ijsa6rss. Is is i.fsp-dssss =
examine iiess 4 b ssIiea selstsed % !. sLs
nommunicasioa d The EEeesaiss q the
State and the ehssss.ef sAs cs.ae-ssos:
~. the actin Of the General 0esssas'ssi
- ,r Q. t,ain ne1sPsp-rs - Ills city. !.
John Austin kxsas. j.. Ses's's'y. .
june ~. S..a.:,> aAA. .,
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-06-30

TIE NEWS:
From soms cause unksown to-ss.;sh.
bslda,ssrs nail failsd 10 reach ssSkyssssr-
day, aud va. are. .hersisse. waksas ,~s.
If later ds.s ,aan Tuesday. W = ea.t
date. report s.iA iocs.sd Graqs 81: tho
. uth side of.she ia, -. ~iiL q -Asg Of
.his,turp~. in the vicih,.y IT W<lirn. Some
lighting had ocou.red., bus. no, geasi:l en-;
gagemen, had been fought = TIE Confsi-
crates we're found 10 lore. apd'is-. strong
position. neat: wslden.- and in The csa.ias
thu. far. haa:ssided some .dvza.asrs.-
Ths.Rcdsrsa loss. j. s'.im .sYa p about
5000. i'd kilMd ind rounded ,aadya sumo.
thing over 1000 in pr;soaers sons mis-
uanagemen, in the sorn.ei.'a .ef the Fed
sE.l Jies Of battle i assigned. = The cause
Of the shove dis.-tst. lta's.y also be
psopsr to stale. ls.. .ha Temporary: pasie
produced By the canssaesass attack Vas
promptly arrested. and that The tub.sqses,
ashshy ,hss h.s ensueae H. ssg.rded o.
Ptoeles.ic Of ultimate :Federxa success.
!: k,.s federal .~port. shss tS eer apsr-.
atoms 10 fress Of r.ssssbuscs Sbsr;d.R's
1essss.iry has s<ss tr.;nisstrsd "a. sew feld
% l.bs,, 5,s~s.b.is issssb df Rsehnoad.
General Hsn.e. j. repeated ~ have bees
rspulsed a. LyaoAb.rs. and 70 have fallea
back te Western Vissisida '.The ,onfsa-
crates claim to have: captured portion o'
bic omu nd, during his cslsFas
d. p.rias ths.p..s weak. va: hsve heard
IOq, -li..ls from Gsa:%'sL,s W.a a ;l..rgs
rebel cavalry force il reported - be in Eli
rear. and several Of his supply trains hsv.
been rscca,ly captured. 1t is also stated
tbs. the position reported io"h.ve beer
| gained !. by :Grnsr.t Hooker. %
Lost Mountain, MAS found TO be untchabls
and hes consequently besn -.bsadosed.
Reports from Askaaaae shev shsf sear
|! Ii TIE whole Of tb.r S.sse 10 oov u Is,
pussc,s;on 81 The. .coaielersas.,i.. and I'll
.bis- bsdiea eitlssa'. ..s s.saf ssa'esip'od
by them - =. ~. ...
The State Of Ksntaciy>iss ssia i.ses.ei
9Th. s.ads, Of gs.i;liss. bull u the .h;;fiei;;
saboas Il Aorg.a. Nc mention i! n'ade.H
Gold i. nov quatsd Il at.si 40 to. -
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-06-30

We publish 10 another talums Oh Sae.
% Of tb;s coussy. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-26

FisS IN WASHINGTON STREET before two O'Clock
yesterday afternoon IRE broke out the second floor
Of building No. $50 Washington street, occupied by
Early Lane as wooden aud broom store The
daes spread rapidly 20 the upper floors aud before the
Ore was extpgushed the property damaged 20 the
Of about SIS 900 insured for SIS 600 10 the fol-
loving insurance companicss-Park. IS 900 Howard,
% 900 Hamilton, -, 900 Relief SO 900, Globe, So OoO
Kings County, 81 oo0 total, SIS 600 The building IS
owned by Mr. Carcy II Is damaged about 80 COO said
10 be insured. Some damage done by water 10 the
stock Of butter OF VIM Hodsdon No. z34 Fulton street,
insured for $4,000 10 tho Niagara Insurance Company
Also 10 the stock OF butter and cheese 49, owned by
G. r. Taylor insured in the stuyvesant and Globe In.
surance companies The origin Of the re sunknown
present, bW II u supposei 10 be from accidental
cause.
CoRRxcnos Asour "a Bio Tasa I'm tbs paragraph
under the city yesterday was stated that the ex
penses OF the city and county government amounted 70
Fifteen millions per year, fty thousand per week." &C.
IL should have read atty thousand per day Eve thou
sand per hour aud eighty per minute !"
LAUGHTER AND MuHo DIR Cotton and tho Old Folks
will give combined entertainment al tho Cooper Inst
tuts this Afternoon at three O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-26
NATIONAL FINANCES.


BUFFALO, March ~, leb4
NORRIS Kxr,Hux, Esq. Banker, New York
DEAR sR-when met you IN New York, In December
last you expressed the apprehension that the
terest on government securities would be reduced ave
per cent that there would be further imitation OF the
currency and consequently, that gold would advance
and the price Of labor aud commodities would DO greatly
increased The approximations which you then expressed
being realized and the government and people
are alike feeling Its effects BY reducing the rate OF
interest from six TO i've per cent per cent interest
apparently saved to the government is notes and
bonds but all the four beef pork and other supplies for
army and navy have advanced 20 fifteen per cent
thereby making necessary for the government to pay
TO fifteen per cent for all supplies purchas Cd
while only one per cent on its notes and bonds
can no doubt be oaied on The market, nominay al par
the currency IN sufficiently diluted and the volume m
rer cen, bonds be carried the sorace Il the currency
s paid ou In such large volume 40 30 still further dilute
,ne gcvsrnmen, pspes arsacy anoa. But hs should
negotiated ut par 70 consequences OF further Expansion
Of The carreDcy gold would advance 20 90 100 cent
ana al commodities for the army and navy would ad-
vance in The proportion What would be saved 10
the rate Of interest would be lost four told the
HANGED price oil supplies pun hased 70 carry ON the
war t.HM #NNl t@N.Tf
Five per cent interest payable in currency which has
ING iegsi tender notes, Is most exhisrating
" Be rcvsed in by spectators ,bpes Ibu, very
Il n nsc.urss and o.hsr n ss ss s"r
suits with such money market all articles consumed
by laborers advance In price, rents increase, skilled
labCrers and common laborers combine and strike for
higher wages ordor be able pay for the enhanced
prices Of living caused by the excess OF paper issues
In order 70 illustrate what desire 10 say further
this subject you will trust, allow me 70 mske brief
revies Of the laws Of Congress bearing upon the 10.
creased price Of labor and commodities and the advance
In the price OF gold Gold and silver, you well know,
eare the standard OF value conducting the Of
eli the civilized nations OF the world The commerce OF
the United States Is still carried on with oil foreign
nations with gold the standard measure Of value
The laws OF Congress passed 10 1924 fixed The gold
standard In the Uated states ten dollar eagle u
two hundred fortyseven grains and four sighths q
grain Of pure gold, or two hundred ana seventyhvs
grains o. standard gold, and es1 that quantity 10y w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-26

No lss Ess rwsnynrs, street. ssadsy sosr,oes d
Ta1ey=of has.y consumption. Frday March ss wlL-
LfAh q fRAcr. aged "a years. m0nths and 10 days
Tue friend and Of the family are respeci
brother John n Tracy 756 second between Thirty
ninth and Forteth streets on Sunday afternoon. at half
past O'Clock.
TuoDFS. lin New York Monday. March 81, Mrs ED
WARD TnopKY, aged co wears, OF London, England.
VELsoR-On Fr day afternoon. March Is five
minutes three O'Clock OF congestion OF the lungs
j.. infant OF George w. and Kate z. vslsor. aged
months and 8 days
The funeral with place the residence OF MS grand
father Isaac Johnson No ~ 6tuyvesant street. Sun
day morning H ten O'Clock The remains will be taken to
staten Island for intermenI
way REsssrLAER-At Cincinnati. Ohio. on Wednesday.
March Is Colonel HEnRY VAN RENSSELAER, Inspector Gene
saaer. Of Albany. 80 an
The iyes friends Of the family are requested
attend his funeral at Grace church. jamaica on Sunday az
ernoon. at two O'Clock without further invitation,
WAITE AT 0reenpont Thursday, March ~, Mrs ga
nAH MooRE widow Of Waite aud daughter OF Ma
nane Moore deoeascd Of hewown In the SD OF her
Notice Of funeral ON Monday. 4 = Ii
WoGAE.-On Thursday March a. WiLLrAu son Of Nichae
wSesn s lged Y yes yea 8 months and 9 days.
tend the funeral THIS lssurdayl afternoon at
~ street. 10 Calvary Oemetery. rs
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miscellaneous.

srx,xHir L,sUAS. Capt Harg sailed yesterday for Ii
| verpool
Rose had her engineers trip Thursday proved re-
narkaby fast She was butt At Albany by Branerd Law
Water mer engine wa. built Sy Mcn Ign o a aa,
wSs SERVICE han a. ~ sa. to our
BY Messrs Burdsit Jones Co Il DrSm@ond 90 for
CREST from Liverpool Fayal for philadelphia
drassea her snch9 Il the gale Of wedpssay las. and
has six feet OF water in her hold occr and crew saved
Ia. BEEN .ss g 3 ssas ssss ss
ss . o si Boston 10 ffsaA'' H'"a0Aoy and
ss sold !. IN 6oSbs and gone Ss
sHs ASn,S. e r,rGsyasnSs 81 sn launched a War
has purchased By hessrs Baker Morrill, Of that city
on private terms ~ !
New 81 I
from BAH s ashore no.sa
oss psrs Of cargo viii BE- saved Crew saved 70 0'A
ysm s. Ssn M. s y New ssss
SsaGgs on Bnsssas Point She has sr feet Of water in
s Ss 'sS ana zfS
son. O. AZ. sasr. from rs.dsga. for Salem ssa g.
S.S.s M %ss .sSss &
sSEs Tnrt q GCnSsssr % sSns has bsee pSrShssed
will be employed In the coastng business between New Bed
ford and New York and Albany under The oommspd Of
Capt 1saac sowe III .t9s f.fh sEf !.
scnR AIAbAxA from Philadelphia night before
last side Of Cape Henry during the gale The mats
drowned and the captain and after remaining In the
rigging all night taken Oh In the morning by steamer
u Pierce
Az Usxows Soma w,s ashore at ccddngons Cove st.h
inst apparently In ballast short distance north OF Poor
House Poini. ID Newport harbor. No particulars +.
scHR AsuoRs-The station below Boston 2lth last
reports that small schr went ashore on Newcombs isano
whore she remained at sunset. NV. .4Me4 ~
PRoyrscrrows March 2l-At anchor in the barbor steam
ship Star OF the South from Portland for New sne
left Portland Tuesday evening with ship Northampton
tow loaded With troops During the gaze sns @ %
snchor about eight miles sW from RACE riding nesviy
Tor * john NIB is at anchor or Wood End
Notice 20 Mariners.
Not,cs a herebv given that the Spar Buoys that
snrnr point and sanfords Ledges In Portland harbor
win be removed the LET day OF Apr Or g
for me s srmm ~ ne fISSh,houss Board
Ds oo'' II HiEKLEY, Lighthouse Clerk. lei dist.
Portland. March y, 1864
ro,,cs hereby given that the Hsndkercher shoa Light
weasel mas parted Ser moongs and has arrived safely
~rrhov nm tdnnrtoWn hArbor
sbe viii b replaced upon hsr sanoo In day or two Of
whioh due notice VIII Be given
JOHN hARsToE, Lighthouse Inspector
Boston. March ~ 1884.
The Pollock Rip Llsbbbp has drif,ed from her satou
and lies about miles ssW from her proper position
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SHIPPING NEW S


.-sSssSs Ds @ a0'1s ea'sn''" and '
s;s$ssSsIsss:. Sss' Won ..a''s s'''a'.s''a .o'
Cunard ~ '"~ '0''' .sAe''''''' 'A'A'''"'
Ship Pennell Melcher San Francisco sutton Co.
SHIP North American. Cutting IsiS Mii
snip Not,sbohm. Lamb. Liverpool-Howisud 4 Frotb.
nJ Ssss Ausonssr sDr Mccullough. Den'raraseae.
e e. Carrie Davis esr' Davis Buck HAvanaE Ward
Brig Flavio (rtaI. Martins Londonderry -Holmboe 4
s; sss August sor~, - oArl..i.u.-runsA xslas1s
&C.
.1 Sss Barter oeArs' rorsrss. AonroeJ slwsl
a Ser Johann. Ward, Sweating s, rnom..-o pe,u.
sohr s Warips Smith washington Brunt slash
soSr Msdsfssor Let's Fortress HonroseF 0smbe.
Rssas rssI SSa,fB
s ssa b.sne BSys Wao %o
sissp TsIss%sissas Ssns rssysiens.1 Ksnny
k.rss ssSsn can M.1 R:%ss
'''A1''' -'''' '''' ARRIVED u1So''A'-'
Fl steamer Mareens Cap! YARN. ro,.res. Monroe
Steamship Crusader lBr Guthrie, 81 Thomas March !.
Ia
Steamship Rage Adams Havana March 49, " Pm. via
Fortress Monroe Gath (wherc she put in for coab
heavy gales from N to NV the entire passage. -
And the Bar March IA PM via Key West 18th PM with
Tssssnsers 70 lsis New orIean: win
her outward passage. ON 22d during heavy
gale 80 miles Hatteras obliged 70 part compsny
With the Scott -
! Steamship City of Richmond ~ 8 transportl Keuv
Fortress Monroe. 70 U 8 Quartcrmaster =
Steamship Baltimore. Lewis Baltimore, with mdse to jas
Hama
Ship Mills (of Augusta Me) Perry Liverpool Feb -
with coal 70 c Duncan Co. Had q fine run TO Cape
Clear which weather Feb 81 experienced
severe gale from SSR SSW while lying too on star
board tack boarded BY heavy breaking rail-
split aud aised covering plank causing the ship to leak
0auiy anu sn.ea caso " Po,s cons.an exeruons was
enaUea 70 Keep ner ireei neT gay weashcr moaeratng
be esI st,, contnuinu and havnr one mate an ~"
49, dssSaS cnn sdarad n - 49, ~ -
cargo and sSar
ber 10 tssn he ieaL ,nSer can
r ~ orr crr Fah - II
nu h ss az a,i,c,s az a ~ s ssw PAIN 70
wsn y ~ ms s 70 NJ. ana iouno
rc S ~ Me- o .H w. sr eh vro ~ ha.rS LSn1s
h rew - o having " oau sne creC OF ne
~ tLuey hs
had been oh the 2ls Feb and ABANDONED on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-26

The market for wheat was fully &C. better on prime
samples With fair demand, part 90 speculation sale.
iowa and wsooas for req 20 and amber
old Tor amber M McSssn and 81 II "a a0s
81 u for white Western. Rye was firm but quiet and
moderate Inquiry sales COO bushels Al 81 80 Tor old
Western mixed, IN store, and 81 20 81 for crop
Jersey s And Southern ySlo. Barley was nrm With sales
malt AZ 81 S. Oats advanced Ic. a2c, with sales at
soc aelc for canad an State and Western.
BsSwAx-l,500 lbs. Western sold ~ SAC. a SOC.
Iron was very Grim, and holders generally asked more
1o's saes o. about 700 tons American rails at about
Co1ros-Ihere an active spinning and speculative
a prices were higher saes $500 bales al Iic
CorEs-1be market remained buoyant under an active
speculative demand There further sales OF
1000 bsss Rio q 81 rs ssnOv held at AGO. 500 bags
81. Domingo and 25o Laeuayra 90 private terms.
FREIGHrs were nrmer, but business moderate To
LverPool per American flag, 800 bbls pork part at
boses cheese al ass 600 boxes bacon and 100
"a 40 bbls pork al ss 3D. and 500 boxes cheese Al
Sos TO London, 400 boxes bacon al lis o. per Amer
ard aos per neutral TO oassow per American "a
and per neutral, $500 bbe. aour Qul cargo Of Ham
burg brad :. Ia ga = nayre 20 !is,ce: lard 2. sot
20 bids talow stp g. To Antwerp, 1000 bbs. -four q
g. So $50 boxes bacon at 22s Cd 80 ticrces lard a
dam, 500 bbIs. 8cur al &c. British brig 10 - Johns
NJ, at &c. per Dbl. schooner, 200 tons, TO West
Indies and back, At 1923 per month An American YES
eel 70 Ieragoua, about s35 for light pipe slaves
gAxmU 400 bags G IL 10 al2e. MY
xM1h-Sace OF % 900 lbs white at 11xc.
un were dull at previous prices: .saies 500 Monte
V1so ~ SOC aud 600 Rio Grande on private terms.
prime. " Wv w. Se" y
LIZ NJ -sses Of 500 tbis common Rocklsnd al a So
ano Wy oon lump do. At OIL rs, cash.
demand only moderate, OF previous
s We 9uoe Buenos Ayres and California all weights
AUG. = osc end oriuoco at 3lkc. 32Kc Receipts
were moderate and the stock wU light
iAiD-We note further sales OF 200 tons Spanish and
Engseh. q Ike a12c In currency aud o,Sc a &c. 10
MotAsss wss steady, With moderate demand. q, ,,s
vious prices There were sales reported on zs bhas
chie0y Nsv Orleans, on private terms
One 70 bbis lard of sold al IL q Is: 100 DO
whale 81 90 81 10, and rs do sperm 81 81 5s aN 90
osssd steady. with sales Of 1900 gallons NJ 81 g
81 o.
fRvppm Receipts 1. ol0 bbu, pork, sa2 ptgs beef
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-26
FAMILY MARKET REVIEW.

The following prices prevailed al Washington Market
yesterday showing change since our last review:
MEAr.Roas,ing beef, zoe 2sc, per ID; ordinary
pieces, 12c 1sc porterhouse STEAK, Csc 30c. sirion
mutton. ee. sI2c headquarters veal i2c Isc:i fore.
lac. a I5c.; roasting pigs, s. 5oa So each
eng, &c 26c geese, 16c isc, ducks ESQ aoc ca
pohs, Soc broiing chickens 81 so a$l 80 per pair
vass back ducks So per pair red heads IS per pair
squads, 81 per dozen hares, Toe. per pair.
FIsu.-Ha,ibut, 9oc per To-; pckere 1885,; ees, lsc.
smslts lac; Goldfish, 1Oc. founders, SCI Nova Scotia
herring, &C. salmon trout. 25c fresh shad 81 81 SO
each 'oosr Sc per H. hard shell crabs asc per
81 rs 81 per hundred soft and hard shell CLAIMS. 4Oc.
vsoE1ABIs Potatoes. 4oc per peck sweet potatoes.
81 40 per peck; red csbbages 1Sc zoe. each; white
cabbagcs, 10c. 15c each. celery lsc zoe per bunch
parsnips, &c. per bunch; onions, 81 20. per peck;
$50. "a Soc; oyster plant. lsc. Ise. each The
pes os asssg. sa1sp 81
81 rs per bbl.; white cabbage, 81 a $12 per hun.
ssea red 81 per aaSdi IS cabbage:
3 ass 50 psr Dbl yellow DO IS % 81 per Dbl; white
per 10 Boston salad, 81 SIS per 100 heads new spin
water crosses SOC e2c per basket Nova Scotia pota,
ss y ssss,: ss s;Ssss
q 81 rs; Prince GIberts, per Dbl. 81 rs q II s7K
fRUrs-Apples, Csc q 4Oc half peck oranges, s7c a
pound Isabella grapes, soc. do other descriptions,
lSc SOC do. lady apples, SOC. T5c half peck Gran.
MISCELLANEOUS butter Soc per pound ordi-
nary descriptions 32c. 3sc do eggs for zoe cheese
icc. lsc.; honey, Csc s2c per pound.
Curcs 30 n.wv
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FRIDAY, March I'D P. NJ
AsaEs.-Receipts 40 bois. Sales so bbls at IS SIX
Tor pots. Pearls are nominally $40 so.
Observation-Disclosures 49, 900 bbls. -four, o2e bbls
and s92 bags meal 2os bushels wheat So3s do
rye lat do corn Is o61 do oats, and 6o5 do barley
malt The further rise in gold carried with il i'm.
provement Of &c per Dbl -four, and there was fair
movement the advance saies bbls. STATED
Western TOO do Canadian and 200 do Southern. Rye
nour nrm, with sales o. 275 bbls. at so Sc 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-26
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married.
caEionros,w ARrn.At Camden, y. T.. on Tuesday,
March To- by the Rev. r. Alden Mr. JouN CRE0Hron OF
New YORK city. 10 Mia sAaAn JANH daughter Of David
Waith. Esq. OF RedGeld, n Y. No cards.
James Lutheran ehurch BY the Rev James L schock,
OLuRr o. ths city.
MAnsn-WA LkEs On Tuesday evening. March e. by the
Rev. VIM. H. Pendeton, Mr.. CHARLEs II. MARSH 70 Miss
hAR0AREr Il. WALKER. al OF this city,. NJ ~,
Ban Francisco zeal papers please copy.
MExLER-REYaERr -on Monday, March IA, by the Rev.
=. WI son. a his residence. No. Blanchard place VIZ.
nEzLER OF East Oange NJ d. leutenant OF the One
williamsburg, N Y. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-26
FINANCIAL AND CONNER IAL.


fRpAy, March 2s-ef. NJ
The regular stock Boards did not to-day In con
sequence Of s being Good Friday and therefore kept
holiday. All the business that was transacted was
the The principal features Of the money
market to day have boon IN gold add Harlem The specie
went upard Harlem down. Gold yesterday sold as low
165H, whereas today II has reached high as 1921
The following the fluctuations reported at the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-26

Inc Second National Bank OF Boston formerly the
Granite Bank, which has recognized undor the law Of
Congress- ~
national bank has been established at Somer Vile,
N. j., with a capital o. 800 900. ee.ss
Tho following is the passed by the Legislature OF
Missouri to provide for the payment OF the bonds
Of that State that maured in 1862 and those which were
due In 1868
Section The Governor OF this State is hereby author
Lied 10 issue the bonds Of the State thousand dollars
each able in either OF the cities OF New York or ST.
Louis and redeemabe at the pleasure Of the state any
bearing interest al the rate OF per centu per annum
payable semi annually. -
Sec O. Tho bonds hereby authorized be issued shall
not exceed Ia the aggregate four hundred and thou
seal OF tho and counersgned by the Score
tary Of State and registered In the Office Of the Auditor
Pablo Accounts. 1 HH
Sec. 8. The Governor authorized to negotiate
Tor the exchange OF said bonds 10 renewal OF the
binds OF tho State which matured In 1859, and
which shall mature In tho year 1868, and all such
bonds taken renewed as Aforesaid shall be can
ceed by the Auditor; and the Governor Is further
negotiate sale OF said bonds through the Bank
OF tho State Missouri other agents his discretion
said State bonds, issued for State purposes and
become due In 1858. Aforesaid, which shall not be
newed EXTENDED hereinbefore provided; and said
bonds, when paid shall be delivered 10 the Auditor and
cancelled By him 10 his office.
&c., a. The interest coupons for semi annual interest
said bonds shall be paid OF the appropriations for
state interest. the shall iucIuded p the gen
ersl appropriation bill for the support of the gov
ernpent, heretofore TO pay interest State bonds
Issued for State purposes The faith OF the State here
by Pledged for the punca OF the interest and
principal OF the bonds authorized TO be issued under this
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Fire In BostS n.

BUXTON, March 10, 1864
Tho paIo shop connected with she Amos Plough FAC.
tory 10 Worcester was damaged bY nre lest ulR "a tha
extent Of el2sQ00. Insured.
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There but little demand for exchange at Isl y
49,. f
Harlem. which sold yesterday at ls6, with down
ward tendency fell to-day low as 1872 in consequence
OF the news from Albany but an offer was later in the
day made to purchase al ia
Fort Wayne sold at 49, old Southern 49, Canton rose
10 TO- and Erie 1857 " United States 6s, 81, regu
lar were quoted II2 6s. 49, coupons, at ll2< the
7sI0at ll2K and sos at l0sx, thus varying but
little from yesterdays rates Tennessee 6's and Mis-
souri, 6s slightly advanced the former being quoted at
az and the latter al 49, New York Central the
as yesterday lsoN, and Pacific Mail advanced to 22S.
But liltle alteration In other stocks 1t
The public should be guarded at the present time
against the hundreds Of mining companies which are
sprngng up in all directions, large majority OF which
have neither body soul, and only Intended by
their projectors speculative bubbles They Of
gold silver, copper. coal and quicksilver mining compa
MES In name, and they should all be scrutnixed very
carefully by those who feel inclined to embark In
enterprises before they risk their capital. and perhaps
their reputation in such mythical organizations as the
most OF them will prove
Tho lcons at the Assistant Treasurer's Office to-
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NV YORK, March 81 1894.
M DEAR SRI am In receipt OF your favor OF 10th
inst upon the subject OF the national finances 1t ex
presses fully and clearly my own vews-so admirably,
IN fact, that beg your permission 70 pnbish g. as
think II OF great importance that the attention Of
should be drawn 70 the subject which nothing
Ia OF greater immediate consequence TO their
tcrssts. Truly yours, MORRIS KEfCHUh.
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