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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-05-31
From the Petersburg Express
Martins Brigade 18th North Carolina.

List of killed and wounded in the seventeenth
North. Carolina regiment, Martins Arigade in the
late battles of the 1Sth 18TH 20th and 2lst nstants
near Bermuda Hundred, Chester field county, Va.
Field and Staff--Lt Col Jno G Lamb wounded,
in left arm and breast
Company A-Capt W Briggs comdg-Killed-
John Rice, John W Baker. Wounded-Capt W
Bggs, confusion right arm, Joseph Nelson, slight
in wrist; Ed Phelps left shoulder, severe; Mills
Mediin, little finger off; Geo Twiddy left shoulder
flesh; John Nelson, hasd, severe; Wiley Hamilton,
leg, slight; Lafayette Cherry, head, slight; Joseph
Davis, hand severe.
B-Capt NJ Charles comd' -Killed-Corpl VIM
Jennctt Pvt Nathan Boone. Wounded-Lt Asa
P Sade severe wound in foot j NJ Tate, stunned
by shell r W Harvard, head, slight; A j Tooley,
hand, slight; W N CarawOn, back slight
Capt W B Wise, comd' g-Killed-non
Wounded-Jos Harrell, head, slight Jos Monger,
thigh, flesh; John Jones' fractured ankle; john
Knox stunned; James r Purvis, head, slight; B
Vaughn, hand slight
. Dit Taylor, comd'g-Ked- Round
tree. LYounded-Alfred James, flesh, leg; Ranall
Meaze left foot right leg and right hand, left foot
amputated; I Baker, STUNNED.
Capt Jno L Swain, comd'g -Woundei-Capt
Jno L SWAIN confusion of foot aud shoulder; Jno
Coltrain finger, amputated; B Savage, chest Sc
we're; w K Burnett, hand, slight; Savage, arm
fractured; Blunt Gross, head, Slight; W Martin,
finger.
Capt George Daniel, comd'g-Killed-R
Watson. Wounded-R NJ Clayton, head, slight
Sergt HobgOod, arm, slight; NJ Bennett, neck,
flesh; w D Glisson, leg, flesh; Green o Whitaker,
leg and arm, flesh; II Hobgood, both thighs, flesh
Ivy Ball. ankle slight; I Bennett, neck, serious.
Cit Geo w Crimes, comd' Kilied-Bisco
Howell, Henry Oliver. Wounded-A Bland, thigh
flesh; W Hyman, foot slight; John Williams,
arm and chest severe; D Woodey. shoulder, slight;
Stockton Norman, right lung, MORALLY; L Earring
ton, arm fractured. Missing-E Riggs.
H-Capt L Johnston n'dg-Killed-El
Pearl, Calvin Boyd end Asa Hurst Wounded
Jas Bowen, leg, flesh; Church Corprew, neck, flesh.
Capt W H Powell com'dg- Killed-None.
Wounded-Lt NJ Cutchin, arm, flesh; Prvates
] R Webb neck, severe; E Mcdowell leg flesh;
Amos Price, shoulder, severe; Cossey, arm and
chest severe.
kit Joseph Gray, command Kllled-Rnbt
Jones, Risson Whichard, Miles Britain. Wound
Washington Hardy, thigh, flesh; Eli Sermons,
thigh severe; B d CorbeIt thigh and back; j w
Hardison, leg, slight; w Fl May, arm and hand,
slight Serg Sharp Blount, finger, amputated Jo-
seph l. Whichard hand, slight; r w Gray, leg,
flesh; Thos Murphy. side James Briley, shoulder,
serious; Bryant Baker, leg; Theophilas Evans,
thigh; J 9 Gadson, chest, severe; BENZ Sutton,
hand; j L Ross, hip, slight; ID Jones, stunned
L-Capt L Johnson command'g-Wounded-
Albert Lloyd, both thigh, severe; RObt Cook, shOul
der, severe; Tom Kestler, lung, mortal
Recapitulation-tota killed IA; wounded II;
missing l. L. K. SAUNDERS,
Surg. 18th N @. Regt, Martins Brig
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Privates Fisher, A Winton, 1st 1t A N McC0I
ium. Missing-Capt NJ Wooten, I'd LII FL
kins, Privates A G Brown, J E Bulls, W Bun
gamor, B Fisher, G Guffey, j Thompson.
I-Killed- Private j j Atwood. Wounnedu -
Private J N Godfrey, Sergts Deyane, Carroll,
Private j Cane Missing-Oapt I Lewis, SergS
B Cook. Privates j Heath MSprinkle,
Horn. ] A Evans, v Melton, J May, 81 Bland .
Bland, j W Brown, Dawson.
K1Wounded- Ii John Canie Corpl u N
Sutton. Privates, G W Meadows, N Skies, W
Skies, Jas Davis, W W Anderson. Missng-Sergt
A Patterson Prvates D Ferguson, Gillespie, . l.
Moore NJ Bine, j SingletarT, w McDumll.
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Thirty fifth N. C. Troops-near Petersburg, to
2Ist inst.

Field and staff Slightly wOuuded-Lt Col John
son, Ensign VIM Steward
Company A-Wouuded-Frank Alpin MORALLY; Kin
sew Henderson. Ely Cox, Owen Padrck Jos BriDson.
severely Sgt W Dawson, Wm Scott, slightly; private
Colt.
B-Kled-Private Sem Moore Wounded Sgt U
Josten, MORALLY; private C Engaud hand.
C-Ked-Sgt A Patterson, priyat es A johnson N
Morris. Wouuded-A johnson. mortaIly; Hales, II
Coins, J Ferguson Its y Kelly and Ray, private
Mcdonald severely slightly jackson, Lbbette,
Arch Haunors ID 7 Cameron, lin hands of enemy
sr D-KIlIed-SgtJ . Marks COrpl II Johnsn, Jesse
Bullard. J ROSser T. johnson. WJuad.i Ca t K
Petty seriously; Sgt W johnson, Corps W Harper,
T B Gunter prvates W Moore S $ Hatch, b john
son severely; W Bryan N Wom5e, w GrOce. John
Mann ID Hammock, d Williams slightly; II Blenk, leg;
A Horton, arm, w White, over eye
E-Ked-Rufus Shotwelt, Chathlm. W0und ed
WIN White, John BOwes slightly
F-Ked-Wm Fincher, A G Meanes, T II Lemnouds.
Wounded Lewis Kszah, P P Yandle severely;
Corp T A, Fowler, BITCH, Prislcy, slightly;
Fncher, arm.
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. List of CasuaItiee

In the seth North Carolina Troops conn,
P. +. FaisJn, Ransom 3 brigade in the nnuuei byCl
Drewry's Bluff, May Is, 1894 '"s 'geileai ~ ~
Field and .Stef-WOuuded- Col q r
shoulder. La. ,
Company B-Klled- Private D P BIi,,,,s r. -
Lieut. Carver in Sru' severely, private Jo SOq2!
-wounded-Corpt J Matthews, in Isc -
Childers, in shoulder severely. - 'eg' Private Y,
D-Wouuded- private Bowers. IN Sh,,,,
E-Wounded-Sergt | CLARK can Tnnu"er:
Garner, captured F.Skes, IN heId sars pTae B.
e -Wounded-Leut A K Grigg in bssJ
Well, in shoulder, severely, Ii " Crowd. Eates W
side Uei' IN an Al
G-Killed-Private Jas Tucker. Wou,s.,
Robert smith, in hand. Robert q Love IN ed Pfr,
H-WOunded -Sergt Thomas Montag ~ nsad
slightly, Corp a horne on wrist prysTeS n slCas
in hand, slightly, James Scoggius, in SID DsVd
Missing and supposed tO be wounded Lie,i SSTsFsT
Sergt Thompson, CurpI II Murcbisonn' a. a. b.
be killed; prvates VIM Lackey, supposed =, suppose
Bledsoe, B"ln, Boyle, L. Uarda0 T Te h.s
Frank Patterson w Patterson Peel Mari, ION L.
VIckers, Whitaker. CASTOR Roberts. My o.e'I1
p Combs, j L CaSOte, J Massey 4SSrs
I-Wounded-Sergt Tanner, in side and a.,
Yates G W Spurlin, in arm, ID p Emart IN %ls Pr
Michael, in baud, w Campo, in neck, Tbom,. nga u
shoulder; q j Horton, in shoulder. wen
K-WcundedASergt McNeely in arm
Edwards, in shOu .er, Morg IN in side savpp.Is G
Shields, in hand. 'SIh IL
REHABILITATION.
Killed,
Wounded,
Missing,
Total,
JOHN VI. FAISON, 4dir,."s.
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a-KilIed-T G Blackwell Wounded-W n2rrls' NJ 3
p Redden severely IT Henley Privates E I .S
a Levi. j Levi, b L Beddng6eld heacn. :" DeO
dphel &OTnsssP pR' Barley Grier, Hunter
Herrsu ] Tsttou Thos Woodall, severely CorpIs p
Gunter' G Caldwell, R Alexander. Beaver. : w
Gorbran, t NJ Hall, W 5 Mclaughlin, TT Wilson.
@KEed-Srt Allen Smith Corpl Jas Pool, private a
Mclaughlin Daniel Jones, G Dnkius Woundee1 ma
Ellis, private Benz Howell. MORALLY CorpI NEST
more and. Robt Worrell, severely; Stephen WorrslL =
Denny, arm; JR W Beard leg; o VOghon, slightly.
Suppo, ed to be killed and in hands ofenemy-on
WIN Deems Stephen Horn. Ia, u, A
4, K.Killed-Lt NJ Rocket WoundedIoorpl a
wilson Corpl A X Hines P Hsllars severely; Sgt =
sides, Aruey, Corp II Sgman, B Rocket shgn'-
'FoaIHKIed officers l. enlisted men % wounded off,
GERS enlisted men 9V-l72
Forty.Ninth Regiment North-Carolina Troops
May II, I6, 20. 81
Field and Shff-Wounded, Col Lee N McAfee, slight
Capt i A QM,U Durham, dangerous Missing ASST
Surgeon Il GoOde. ,.,
A-Kied 1t c Comfy Wounded, Capt " kSsne
b Killed: Noah Dilinger. Wounded 1t DanIei naG Z
tmore A H Phibeck Th0s Dishef,- Amos Irwin. Sgt
Shields, John baltimore, SamI Putnam VIM "lggins'
C~KiIied W B Daniel, A Eafreit. Wounded: Sgt
r Stone, Ransom Sides, NJ PIummer' M Mask; Dani
Bales Corpl Thompson W A Thompson, James Thomas,
Hall W o Styers j StackIeather, Ketchie, Law
son Crest, S Benson Rentz.
L
IA Cox Kennedy Alex Johnson, Ser. slightly; Cole
B Cadde A johnson Jr, seriously.
E-Kied A Goodnight. Wounded Sgt Heid'
N G Morrison, Woods ~ ,
F-Kied: Capt Audrey, Lit Barnette, Corpl
B Smith, w A Tevepaugh. Wounded Lit Elliott Sgt
] L Weeks VIM Tidweil, W NJ Hudson Neal PGr,
ter s l. Porter, J NJ Howard, J Cup, Il Osborne W
Griffith, J Watts A Spratt, d Ray. Thos Griffith,
Porter, Jos Kerr, Danl johnson.
G-Wounded: LIT b Dixon, j d Diilinger, Corpl W
harmon A w Huffstickler, K MitchAu, W Putnam,
John Waterson, w Bird, J Neal, Read j NJ
Waters.
H Killed: Sgt E Ran kin, John Pierce. Mclean,
C Knight l. Ciemmer, WhtesIdes Wounded 1t
VIM Lineberger, r G Flowers. Henderson, Holland.
E A McNair, A Cherry, Huffscker, w Waner, Jas
Hope I l. Payne, j Hays, VIM Bryson, L Linheart,
W b Martin, G Stowe VIM Linebarger R F Boyd VIM
Costner, J Foy, Macarthur, NJ PasUur Vim Falls, A
" McAllister.
killed: Thompson Brown, CorPl Lee. Wounded
Sgt w Long, Jacob Brown, Cowell, p Collins, A ]
Iitton I Powell A Wickoh Colwell, c HILL z
Stzer Lottin, WV Brawley, D + Gobble J F JONES'
j w Wicko1.
KILLED: John Winters, Vardrey Anthony, A Ar
vens Dan' Blackburn, W H Hull Wounded: sgt II
Baker w Snowden, Dixon, w Truman, Geo Tuwdry,
Langdon, John Lowe Bumgarner, Dave Blackburn.
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9,Ooo N. c. TREASURY NOTES AT AUG
TT0N.

an SATURDAY, MAY 2sTH, IN FRONT OF AESsn.
" Creech Litchford's auction store, will sell 10 ~
highest bidder $4,000 N. G. Treasury notes. ones WoI
and thrses. They Ia be sold Ivy order of the Coan
Court of Wake, aud will be sold in amounts to suit PI
chasers. J. F. HUTCHINS. County Trustee
CREECH LITCHFORD, AuctS
Nav % 1884 22-h.
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Very respectfully, your ob't ser'vt,
E. j. HALE. JR.,
..-. A. A. General.
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1G-KilIed. corpl W P Sizemore.

lG-Killed corpl W Sizemore N
H-Killed, sgt II Morrison. Woundoa =,
we're in breast; jackson Taylor, severe IN hIOrd
slight in thigh Missing. prvates W Coz ,'oy
missing, private VIM Griffin. IVA Ehorr v
KILLED, private Study johnson w
Dickson in foot John G Hall, hand "Onnded
slight in side; D w Miller, do Mrss61oP u Aa,eS,S
Geo Dunn, Vim Bailey VIM ST.
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY L. SUPPLEMENT-


past O'Clock his remains viii DO Inferred In Green
wood cemetery.
HuGH McNAMER, native Of the parshof Creggan county
Armagh, Ireland, aged 45 years.
The friends and relatives OF the family are invited 10
attend the funeral on Friday afternoon, at two O'Clock,
from his late residence, Is Dry Dock street
hHALRR.-On Wednesday morning, May III, EMMA JANE,
daughter OF Hezekiah and Mary Jane Smaller.
Her relatives and friends invited TO attend the
funeral from the residence Of her parents No. IL West
Thirty pinth street. this Thursday afternoon at half
past two o'clock
slMxoSs.-suddeny on Tuesday evening, May 10, WM
ii. SIMMONS ST., aged so years and months.
The friends and relatives OF the family are Respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from his late residence NO
Jones street, Friday morning at eleven O'Clock The
remains will be taken TO Nyack, Rockand county, FOR IN
terment
Vermont papers please copy
TuRsER.-On Tuesday, May 10, CHARLES f. TURNER,
aged years, months and 10 days, youngest child OF
Francis 5. and Lucy A. Turner
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral services, this Thurs
day. Afternoon at four O'clock at the residence OF ms
prents 1862 West Twenty third street. His rsmans VIII
be taken to Oakheld Cemetery on Friday morning.
AYLoR.-On wednesday morning. May II, AFTER snort
illness, LAWRENCE TAYLOR, In the 42d year OF his age
The friends and relatives Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from his late residence NO
No 222 West Fifteenth street, on Saturday afternoon al
two O'Clock.
TnoRss.-On Wednesday, May IL, OF congestion OF the
lungs inter short but severe Illness FRED8RcK FRANCIS
infant son Of Walter and Mary Thorne aged Is days
New Haven papers please copy
WNCHML--On Wednesday, May IL DR.. NJ f. WIN
CHE.
The funeral will take place this Thursday, afternoon,
at two O'Clock, from No. 100 East Twenty hrst street.
The relatives and friends invited TO attend.
WEEKs-At her residence, in westchester, on Wednes
day. May IL Mrs. LYDIA EEKs widow Of stephen Weeks
in the 86ih year OF her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral on Friday afternoon from
hor late residence, without further notice.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

WEDNESDAY, May ll--6P. M
An increased business done At the stock Exchange
sosy prices ruling three eight per cent better
than the quotations OF yesterday Compared with
days sales New York Cersrsl advanced 80 Erie Railroad
s, Erie preferred y. Hudson River s. Reading Nichi
gan Cen tral S11, Michigan Southern Az, Illinois Contra
3& Cleveland and Piltsburg s, Galena and Chicago 9,
Clev Gland and Toledo y, Chicago and Rock Island SIX
Putsourg and Fort Wayne 4, Chicago and Northwestern
AZ, Mississippi aud Missouri 8, Cumberland Coal u
Canton Company 81, and Quicksilver Minugl.
The market not strong in the Afternoon, and
prices gave TO two per cent The closing prices
we're as foows:-Hew York Central 1925. lre Rail
road 1909, Erie preferred 1919, Hudson River 1885,,
Harlem ESQ, Reading l3i 4, Michigan Central i4O /,
Michigan Southern 95s, Illinois Central l26I, Cleve.
land and Pittsburg nos Galena aad Chicago l2ok,
Chicago and Rock Island l1l4, Milwaukee and Prairie
du Chen o. Pittsburg ana Fort Wayne max, Alton
and Terre Haute 81, Chicago and Northwestern 55l
Cumberland Coal 7lts, Canton Company sis<, and
Quicksilver Mining II.
Prices Of railroad shares at the frs, board oday CON-
pared with those obtained cdnesday OF last week.
ara as follows
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The following the quotations to-day for govern

The gold market was rampant to-day, and the bulls
cxultant The exchange, after the chime bells
Trinity church toled the stated hour for the en-
mencement OF operations. filled up with anxious and
excited crowd, which of all classes whose
business calls them to the vicinity OF Wall street.
the most Insignificant gold gambler VINO buys withou;
dollar to redeem his purchase, and sells possessing
dime wherewth to max a "manuu delivery = TO the
prncely banker, who daily handles his millions. Denser
and more dense the crowd became the day advanced
until 1t almost impenerable and thus it remained,
no stationary but continually changing until the gong
sounded the hour for the close OF business. The
news of the morning was not looked upon being
favorable there expect and consequently
the premium gold which closed the evening previous
at CO. opened strong today 49, and before twelve
O'Clock NJ. with little manipulating it reached 1914
which clean rise the quotations OF yesterday
of per cent declined in the afternoon, and sold
low l7o3s, closing finally at l7Ss. The following
were the quotations different periods OF the day.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.


ASHES Receipts, bbls. market very firm, with
sales OF IS bbis pots at 50 So pearls the Of
supply, were nomnally 81 so.
BRRArsTrrFs. Receipts. 1924 bbls -four, 1872 bags
meal 70 c9i bushels wheat, H. IT'S do corn 40 COS
do oats, S31s do rye 20 74a do barley, and 427 do
malt The rise in gold and the moderate arrivals OF
aour to-day caused advance OF Sc Ioc -four but
the market was rather dull at the improved prices
Some shipments OF -four made to London ana
Glasgow but the purchases made previously Sales
600 bbs. state and Western eco DO Southern aud
600 do. Canadian Rye -four continued dull Corn meal was
in better request with sales OF coo bbls at Sc 60
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u wheat We did not learn OF single transaction the
spot The receipts were large, which neutralized the
advance in gold. Higher prices were demanded but
buyers failed TO respond. sale OF 900 bushels No
spring Chicago was made to arrive within ten days. at
81 80. which is about what buyers willing to pay
for immediate delivery. Rye quoted nomnally at
81 so 81 SIS without business. was in demand and
the smalness of supply, in connection with the in
gold enabled sellers establish advance Of 1c. &c
sales 20 900 bushels old Western mixed at 81 49, store,
and 81 Al, delivered Oats dull and dropping with
sales at Soc S9c for the range Of Canadian State and
Western the latter being extreme price ut the close
In bar ey and rev business very dull; sales
AGO Canada East barley at 81 AZ also 600 malt 81 5
CoTroS "A good demand prevailed, chiefly for ship
ment, and the market firm Sales 9, 500 bales We
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
AusriN-AiooDy. Bath, Me on Sunday, May 8, at
the residence OF Joseph Moody ESQ.,. by the Rev. H. W
Rugg, ALFRED II. AUSTIN OF Hudson City, n. j., to
AMAaKTr f. MOODY No cards
CoLBY-ksowIrcN. Tuesday, May 10, at the resi-
dence OF the brides father BY Rev. Theodore d. Guy
CHARLES d. Colby to SINS. only daughter OF Angus.
tus knowlton, ESQ.,, all OF Brooklyn
JoSEs--MlrcHEII~- Tuesday, May 10, at Madison
square church. by the Rev. David Teese, MEREDITH L.
JoNEs Of scranton. Pa TO DELLA SNAN daughter Of the
late William Mitchell and granddaughter of the late
William Sillman OF East Chester, N Y.
MuvAHtI--CoNwAY.-O Monday, May 0, by the Rev.
Father Quinn, EDWARD MuvAnL. TO Miss KATE CONWAY,
ali Of this city.
NYE-McCoLLouGH. Brooklyn, on Saturday, May I,
by the Rev Mr.. Spear, JAMES II. NYS TO Mrs HARRIET
MCCULLOUGH, both OF Albany.
burlington (Vt.) papers please copy.
Reconsideration Monday, May 2, by the Rev. Geo
f. Thra FREDERICK II. RicxxRs, of Havana, to JULIE f.
eldest daughter OF Columbus Hart, Esq, OF Brooklyn
No cards.
New Orleans and Buffalo papers please copy.
S,urHMAyD-HAyToS.-UnT Tuesday, May 10, at Christ g
chapel, Eli sabeth, j., by the Rev Eugene Hoffman,
Mr. Jons a. SourHMAYp of Jersey City, to Miss ELLEN W.
DAYTON, OF Elizabeth.
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The money market remained easy. at SIX PER cent
There active demand to-day; but The ruling
rate OF interest not disturbed.
Exchange was moro IN request TO day. and the quota
lions higher. Sterling bills commanded 1872 1893
for currency and 1927 ITO for coin.
The steamer olympus this morning took out in specie
81 ,0l2,4Ss, and the Europa. from Roston, S20,500
Secretary Chase may contract the greenback circulation
he has said be intends 10 do but the gradual
taon OF national bank capital VIII Keep the volume II
currency least large is present and long
that is the The present peihoric state OF the
market VIII continue 10 render money easily obtain able
and keep the interest, which is barely
xix per this vicinity This fact should pe
into consideration by those who holding their
funds waiting for something offer wherein 10 In
vest capital inviting than the tenorty loan Of
the government. Borrowers readily supplied
now with money at six per cen, IN currency while
the orering five cent in gold or, al the pre-
premium CON- nine per cent in currency and yet,
with all the safeguards that the OF the country
furnish guarantee for the prompt payment OF interest
aud principal, there those who mstrustful.
They form the party that year ago doubted the
success the hvetwentv loan the bonds q which
command a premium OF six 10 eight per cent
The Assistant or this city reports to-day
fdows-
Amount 90 hand o oS2
Receptsdrom customs. ..........,........ SO geo
From other sources l,-oooss
Total. .ss2 ,26s $50
Payments. l,4ooVts
Balance $780, 7s2 ,5e2
Subscriptions TO tenforty loan. ............ $3.50
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company will pay, 18th
inst. a quarterly dividend Of i've per cent
The exports from Boston Lac, week were 1854 40,
against $I4S ls FOR the corresponding 1863 The
imports we're s42i ,247, against s557,525 in 1868.
The Senate's amendment to the National Bank bin pro-
vldes that each association organized in the ces o. =
Louis Louisville, Chicago, Detroit, Milwaukee New Or
leans Cincinnati Cleveland, Psburg and san Francisco
shall keep notes within onefth Of per cent Of
par the city OF New York that all the national banks
10 the cities OF Baltimore Philadelphia Boston New York
Albany aud Portland shall provide for the redemption
their par Ia this city and tina, all organizations
formed under the law may be located wcst Of
the Allegheny Mountains shall have their bills relcemed
par the cities Irs named and all those Of the
Allegheny Mountains shall redeem par those last
named.
The following table shows the earnings a the Milwaukee
and 81 Paul Railroad Company Tho months Il IaHu.
airy, February, March add AprA, 1865 aud 1851
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The following stocks wore sold by Adrian ~ Muller T.
r. wilkins Co., by order Of Jarvis Brush and Geerse
Irelsod, exccutors:-
900 shares Howe Manufacturing Co., Biz.
mingham, Conn. SIS each ......... $50 25T
900 Holmes, Booth Hayden Co., Water.
bury, Conn. f25 eacn ............. 200 . 2e'
each. Observation-Disclosures, l43 aij5.I
100 Hawkins Manufacturing Co., Brmipg
ham, Corn., SIS each. .............. lls
6s Manhattan Gas Light Co., $50 esc0.. 2lT Is
metropolitan Gas Light Co.. 800 each. 1873
100 hnickerbocker Insurance Co., $40 each l2s5
40 THIRD Avenue Railroad CO. 800 csch 2Oi
100 jackson Iron Co, Mich lake superior,
sloo each. ....................... sos a So
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Faa Hedt-When the horses were summoned 10
appear two only OF the eleven entries came 10 post
viz-Iady Collins and Lady Tomrk,ns. the former the
favore At slight odds Lady Tompkins took the lead at
the start but breaking up renqushed 10 the sorre
mare before she had gone hundred yards the latter
goog TO the quarter pole two lengths ahead in thirty
nine and a half seconds. Lady Collins kept her place
and passed the haf milo pole In 1:l9H From the halt
10 the threequarter pole Tompkns closed gradually and
they came up the homo streichside and side Before
reaching the distance stand Lady Tompkns broke and
Lady Collins came IN winner by q length, making the
heat In 2:40K.
Second Hea.-Two to one on Lady Collins. She took
the 10 I'd at tho start but broke up afterwards aud
the bay led half dozen lengths the quarter pole
in thirty nne seconds. She further ahead a the
halfmile pole, IN llsH. and came homes winner by
forty yards 10 240H Lady Collins broke up several
times during the heat and appeared quite lame when she
crossed the score.
THIRD Heat bay took the lead going to the quar-
ter pole length ahead ia forty seconds and the half
mile pole 10 leo. From there TO the three quarter pole
both nags were up several times, and there were some
queer capers cut The bay mare, however, came IN
winner by atty yards in 243k.
Fourth Heat-A counterpart OF the previous one.
Time, 246H.
sweepstakes will be trotted for q. the Union Course
this afternoon, BY b. g. Blue Morgan, Stella ana b.
g. John b. Moore.
play pay match for 300. two miles and repeat, to
wagon will or this afternoon at tue Fashion Course
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