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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-18
West Alexander ACademy.

TNAE SUMNER SESSION Of this Institution loo.-
Il ted at West Alexander, sixteen miles eaSt ~
wheeling, will te open for the reception Of publ
Of ooth sexes on MONDAY, 24TH INST. Special At
tention given not only to the higher branches of
Noueg1ate education, but also to those preparing
themSeNes Tor teaching; also Vocal and instru
For terms, &C., address
Q. FRAZIER, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
kew ". H. LRsTEs, Pres, Of Board.
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How MIR. Adams Answered Lord
RuRaelI.

AAS" N4As sAUAHB Ah8"eFGu AOTu
Russell.
1t is seldom that we find in diplomatic
correspondence a neater and more conclu-
sive answer than one which Mr.. Adams,
Minister at London, gave to Lord Russell
in the discussion on our claims for losses
our commerce bad sustained from Anglo
rebel pirates. Lord Russell writes thus:
81 cannot refrain from observing th At
Her Msjesty's Government have been far
more successful 10 preventing breaches of
neutrality with regard to the fitting out of
cruisers TO take part in the civil war in
North America than the government of the
United States we're 10 preventing the 6t-
ting out of chips of.war TO aid the South
American Republic in their revolt against
Spain, which, however, then stood in the
position of central authority resisting
lusurgent iusurrection."
Mr.. Adams in his reply said:
'Were it expedient at this late day to
enter upon an examination of the rela,iva
merits of the two governments in the two
very widely different stages of their con.
dition, IN acquitting themselves of their
obligations OF neutrality under circum-
stances of difficulty, l am not aware that
any result which might be arrived at would
nave an effect in materially varying the
views that should be taken of the short.
comings Of either. Very fortunately l am
saved the necessity of further discussion of
1t by pointing out;o your Lordshlp a sir
cpmstAnce which. seems TO have entirely
escaped your attention. Whatever NAV
have been the deficiencies OF the United
IN the instance alluded to, compensation
therefor has been made to Spain, and her
fall and free release has been given under
the sanction of her hand to a solemn
treaty. Whenever Her Majesty's Govern.
ment shall acknowledge itself prepared to
perfect the parallel, the example may be
cited against the United States, but not
until then"
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Town Lots for Sale.

TOWN LOTS on Zane'S Island, in Zane's addition
4 70 the city Of Wheeling, numbered As follows
20 49, 79 81, 81, 81, e6, 1l9, 1lS, 122, i23 l2',
lbs. 133, 49,
Town Lots in Rilsy'S addition to city Of Wheelin7r
numbered a. follows: and 5.
Town Lot in J. / J. R. Bakers addition TO city
Of Wheeling, No. in square ID.
Town Lots in J. 1 J. R. EAkGr'S addition No. 70
city Of Wheeling, numbered a. follows: 9 IL square
8; 4, s. and !, in squire 1; /, g. 3, g. ., 80
and 9, in square s.
Inquire Of JAMES ?. BAKER,
RpT7 SO Main street
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ATwOOD.s
Patent Drilling Machine,
PILE DRIVER,


HYDRAULIC SAND PUMP.
DRACTIOAL TESTS having fully demonstrated
the superiority OF this mHchlnr:Sver all others
for the purpose OF sinking Oil Wells the under
signed ia now prepared TO receive orders for the came
ThS machinery comprises everything requisite
for the boring Of oil wells, excepting the STEAM
ENGINE AND CAST IRON DRIVING PIPE, (but
will be furnished If desired at reasonable price)
and dispeDseS with the of the Derrick Rore Buii
wheel, and other cumbrous aud expensive fixtureS
now in use, and is 90 arranged, being constructed
on wheels and portable. that It can be easily re-
moved for the purpose of sinking wells in diferent
TIE DETRGTUs is removed from the we'll ty our
Patent Hydraulic process, and does not require the
removal Of the drill from the boring. This r-csAS
not only removes all the detritus in from to 10
minutes, but likewise effectually clears out aud
opens all the small oil veins that are SO often en-.
tiEely closed by the old process OF sard pumping
WITH THIS MACHINE and practical engineer
we'll can be sunk from 400 to 600 feet within a
been driven. F'P' 10"
Arrangements are being made for the construo.
ton and delivery Of these machines at New YORK
N95wieh, NeWburg n. Z and PIttsburg, Penna
For further information, price, terma &C. address
SIMEON LELAND,
METROPOLITAN HOTEL
ePIAE-Em New York
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NOTICE-
Oil SpeculatorsI

A PRoaNOsTIo ASTRONOMER will tell Won
Serieed limits. BE applies the true rules Of EFyp
[ia3 AS1Toosy, and will give you the Yrs or IA
CURHECHLH Terms. $50 in advance, AsR nnooT
81 his ability. by sending dollar and your birth
LAY, he VIII tell you where you a. marked on tbe
10y ny, nuuS' EUsTIs LARRARD,
"PA1-AuAeOoN Camden, New JerEsy
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JOHN BROWN.

SUCCESSOR TO
w THBS Sc BROWN
139 MAIN STREET,
WHEELING, VI. VA.
PHOTOGRAPHS Of all sizes aRd style. Ind,a INT
i OIL and Water ooIOrs, finished in the latest
Also variety of Fancy and Cheap Cases
OId Pictures copied TO cards or life-aiEe.
Call and examine. anr1a
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For Rent.

A ZINE STORE ROOM. next door south of the
u Grant House eaid room fronts on Main street,
Anu 10 an excellent situation for q store Apply 10
apr12-tmy1 Grant ToS..
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ELECTION.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
OHIO COUNTY, To-wIT
Annual Township Election,
April 07th, 1865.

NOTICE is hereby given that an Election will be
IN held ON THURsDAY, APRIL 27th, 1885, at
the several places hereinafter mentioned for the fol-
lowing Township CfieerS viz: Supervisor. Township
Clerk, overseer Of the Poor, Township Treasurer,
two Inspectors Of Elections, two ConstAbles three
School Commissioners, and Surveyor OF Roads. I'm.
der the direction Of the Supervisor and Inspector Of
Elections IN each township
In the Township Of Richie, at the Public schoOl
HcuSe the town Of sOuth Wheeling.
In the Township Of Webster, at the house of Mrs.
Cow, corner OF 1st and chAplne streets.
In Centre Township, at the Public School House
In Union Township, at the 4th Ward Hose House.
couuiy.
In Madison Township, at the City Hall iu Second
In Washington Township, at the 1st Ward Hose
Houle.
In Liberty Township, at the house of John Paris,
In TriAdelphia Township, at house of Frederick
Heyer, in the town Of Triadephia
BY order OF the Supervisors Of Ohio County
aplS-dAtWtd GEO. ". SIGHTS, Clerk.
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House for Sale.

ONE Tenement in Null Row, Centre street, East
~ Wheeltng containing four rooms and ksehe ,i;
II not sold at private sale before April 10Th, II VIZ
be sold At auction that day In front Of the C9n
House. Terms Cash ISAAC COTS
8pT6
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WANTED

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"A SER in every town and county, for the Nurse
aud spy; the most interesting aAd exciting book
ever published, embracing the adventures OF a
EsmAn In The Union army as Nurse, Scout and sry,
giving most vivid inner picture Of the war We
nave Asents clearing $3.50 per month, which we will
prove % any doubling applicant. Send for circu.
lasE Adde'S JONES, BNos. L CO., No 600 Chest
nut street Philadelphia, Pa aprlT-lmdAw
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Cavalry and Artillery Horses
Wanted,

ASSISTANT QUAEIERMAsEER's oHII01, U. 8. AL
WHEELING, W. VA, March 81, 1854.
CAVALRY AND ARTILLEY HORSES WILL BE
~ purchased in open market at this Depot at &l6S
IN Cash.
Cavalry Horses must be sound in all particulars,
ven BROKEN In full hssh and good condition, from
adapted in every way to Cavalry purposes.
artillery Horses must be OF dark color, sound in
and square trotters in harness, in good fesh an
condition. from to years old and not less than
l5z4 hands high, each horse to weigh not less than
l06V pounds.
By order Of Brig. Gen. JANIS A. EKlN, in charge
1st Div, Q. n. G. 0.
GUS. ARTsMAN,
mh25 Captain and A. Q. II.
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Steamboat cottage No. 2"
In obedience to a decree of the said Court nro.
bounced and entered on the 18th day OF pril iss5
SS9etion, on WEDNESDAY, THE lO1H DAY 0S
mA1, 1855, commencing at 10 O'Clock A, NJ. At tbs
tH Landing In the city Of wheeling the steam
OoSt COTTAGE No. 2" her engines, tackle outft
inc irniture' as she now lies in the port Of Wheel
TERMS OF SALE:
One-hali Of the purchase money In casb. the "a.
mainder in two equal iustalme1ts. pSvabIe IT,
ano M months amer date, with interest from date:
tne puEehGser giving bonds with good personal se'
cuEIyI 70 be approved by me- for said tJefarred in
''HISntS: EDWARD u. NORTON
SPAO-" U. g. MArphaL
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FOR SALE.

T HAVE for 'ale about 100 ACRES OF vALU'
4 ABLE LAND near MouadsViIIe. MArShAll Co.
". Va Also about 40 VACANT TOWN LOTS In
edition to EliISbethtovn. The land can be sold
In i Tract. to suit purchasers. .,,ov
, 1865-03-13

TEEKIT RErIEw.
SATURDAY, March II, 1865.
MONDAY, 4. M.-The market W4s rather active
inquiry for 5e0s at 11Qt, aud 10 i0s at ell. Cook
County scrip Was very quiet, with sales at 823.
Gold opened here at 1851 and sold down to 1sa.
clos1ng weak at the latter rate.
S1f ea:e h in e ayeRppe eRaped e aoTe
ment bonds we're in good demand WITH sales Ct
5sos at 1t0a; 10 40s at 97}, and 7E0s At e9f Cook
county scrip got on the rampage, and u fae a,
ternoon board some s25o,0o0 1l lots Of IS 900 and
s5T, WITH tbe bnii Clique n the ascendcncy. The
PROPOSED plnn for finding 1t BY tho County su-
pcr11Eors bus had the effect 10 adysnce 1t 70 its
present price, and II such plan had been afed.
orlf hese had been any npTcn mhos az
"WEDNESDAY. i. M.-Gold opened rather weak AZ
49, Considerable s.1es were made 1t thai hgn1e,
however. Il continued to decline during the osJ
and eyen,ug and closed at tho evening Hoaro ~ ~
1t6 Cook county scrip was active and IL Il g9So 3o
evening 10 sEls5a. Government bonds were r. p.
elected ali az and there were but few sales, tao
nttent!on Of operators being drawn to eoan1y
! scrip ,,.d e,n, ,t 1g51 and
,arance dnrtng the nrst Board to 1881 with heavy
sEnrt aeIlers. It declined IN the afternoon - =
/ naulc to I09l with heavy short sales !foM ~ ~
iG4f CcoE county scrip cd7anGsa - aio. *do ~ - -
noon session to ST. W.ta Sc se7Si 6eeinnns to lei
H. H. n1rnnnortabe about theis sales made Tues"
az {n1nsI a. o \. x.-Tte market opened steady On
gold a NdsS c.S1 ~ sa4. bat declined to sa. 5aoa
an,ry y t0T 1s.' st f1f@1 it. il he aernoon tho e
t Nsas 80 ~ decline Of gold in Now York, brought
tdoxn hare, md the market Wss yery much e1ct;
more sd1.poslon to soll short 1t the Ion prices
, 1865-03-13

THERE'S one lucky editor. B. s. Heath, for
merly editor of the Menasha, (Wis) conserra-
tor, we1t to Oh Greek, Pa, struck oil, and is
now worth $100, coo.
The Shcboygau papers say that Kirtland's
Pier there was seton fire b5 some ineend.ary,
and one or tWo warehouses burned.
The Piatteyille (Wls.) Witness notes the re-
turn home ofa Miss Georgtana Peterman, who
has been for two years drummer In the 18th
Wisconsin regiment. She liycs in Ellenboro,
Is about twenty years old, wears soldier
clothes, and Is quiet and reserved.
The Manitowoe papers say young girl in
that place, named Mary Moore, having heard
that nrcsnic was good to improve the COM
p1exion, procured some at drug store, and
before It could be ascertained Whist she had
taken, the poison had done its work too sure
II to bo counteracted, and the girl died in
great agony.
Not long sincea married couple In Farm
ington, Van Bu.en county, iowa, carly one
morning, found COW and calf IN their lot
the COW had collar On with q note attached
| saying the COW should be taken carc of tIll
called for. Some nights afterwards, a baskei
vas found at their door containing an infant
about o week old, and a note saying the bah,
wns the owner Of the cow The Bloomfield
G,urd Is responsible for the above.
The ice Is out Of the Missouri River Il
Omaha, Nebraska.
The Beloit Journal announces that ate
Anil 1st the cash In advance system will b
adopted In that Office.
t. The best wine produced In the Unite
States is made at Burlington, Iowa, from th
, 1865-03-13

mounted With Admiral Farragu gut' s old flagship
Hartford, <nllantly riding the white cres.ed
waves, While 4loft might be seen the Admiral
himse:f lashed 10 the rigging, emblematical
Mobile then batte.ed Fort Bumter, the sad
e1,itou,c Of accession; then Neptune with
cha,iot and trident, and the G1d1es4 of Lib
erty. inspiring the bIaYe sailor to CREATOR
glory and higher fame.
There were other concentrations, priuci-
polly pyramids Of which the detail Is uu,m-
rorinut, for nougate. r1oquont, and chocJlsto
arc The same here as elsewhere.
The bill oi fare provided select and taste
iut variety, and no better idea Of 1t can b. OBJ
tanned than By jnset ting it right here uer1atis.
ELL OF FARE.
Oyster stews, tcrrapin stews, oysters picked;
bpelroaEt beek 6llet de beef, beef Ia mode,
hecf lanea's; yeal-leg OF real, tstcandcau, ye4l
roast chicken; grouse~houed and roast; GANG
pheasant, quail, venfson, patetee, patetc Of duck
en- eelee, pateta de foi gras; smoked ham, tongue
ornamental pyramids -nougate, or1ase, caramel
with fancy cream candy 'coco1nut mscaroon, cfo-
qu.nt, choeoate tree cakes--cskcs and tarss. al
mend speng eG,Is Hesan ;1rn a2me ntsa pna5sh ,ea
a Is Portuguese, tarte 4 Ia Vlcnne, pound cake,
srorEe caks lady cake, fancy small cakes tellies
I'D leot aud wns Jelly chaso.ts
creme keapolitane. creme Ia Nelson, cfeme Cha
teSubfiant. creme Ia Smyrna, crems a ID Ncstci-
rode bombe Ia Tantlla, ice cream, vanl1ls, lemon.
no, fruit ICES, strawberry, orange, lemon; desert
grapes, almonds, rafs1ns, DC, coffee and choco-
L TERRIFIC CRUSH.
This was The programme for the feast. The
only thing which did not seem promising WAS
commodatcd at one time, while there were
5000 persons to be aceamno odated, and large
minority Of them ladies'.
About tie hour u, the Presidential party
were escorted by private entrance to privl-
legged places. Son afterward the doors were
opened, and throng Of more than q thou
sand, who had collected ut that end Of the
hall, poured into the supper room. 0fcourse,
Wien three persons occupy the space barely
sufficient for one, q "crush" Is the result :;
and the cruEh which followed can better be
imagined than depicted.
But this was not the worst feature. With
that inteeency Of conduct and want Of polite
ness and etiquette which characterizes many
American people at table, and which Is the
certain Accompaniment Of large crowd ut
public supper, rDany geutlemen, and even
some Of our own Sex who delight to be es.
,tcemcd ladies, seized upon the most orna-
mental and least nutritious part Of the table
decorations, demolished them, carried the
pieces of In handkerchiefs or crushed tem
under foot Then the more substantial v:ands
were served likewise. Lasge dishes Of choice
mt ats, pattetts, sal1es and jellies were carried
of II ct arnis into tEe alcoyes, or elsewhere.
One gentleman presented very lndicrous at
titEde with q large plate Of smoked tongue,
acquiring both hanas to hold 1t, NO place to
sit down, aud no way to eat It He looked
the picture Of derair.
In less than an hour the table was wreck:
q few ornaments not destroyed were removed
and the array Of empty dishes and the debris
, 1865-03-13

ine ADVANCE IN go1o sestetuo5 oaesnooo ~ a1u @ -
Gay caused aemet 'eeuug W .4.se ",.; aoou- ;;
no1aets q, us opstus, w ~ s,s5 49,,
nav1ng iaiten ooeR agala, ao "o1aee tu'ca uu'i.
~ plos's4ou, We lazy us"e ~ na.s-.ss
note' among nosaets .aese ~as mots ,shass usnness
tnan 5es'e1aayt oot me oeuau4 "as ~ .s9 -. -
ao1h1t OF any improvement ~ ptlces' mess rosA
remains qule', WIN sae 9, 9o IL psas sns.ss eats
PACKED "a 1a'os1'e o1aao} a. *'o'oo. .a utataas5
brands, however, can be bousnt AZ Ss1etN15@,oo-
Prime Mesa Poek was auli, ana tne ou!y H1le 1e-
ported was lot OF soo DTS AZ 9z9'W: ~ s"eet
picked Hams were quiet, win sa!e OF leo trcs
eao1ce Guy ati'e. 1o1 u W. 'tes W so1u tass
night, but the price vas kept ptlVate' Aasa"as
dull and entirely nominal at 21Ac tor PRIME
steam.
Dressed Hoes were dull and lower, Win aight
sales Ut sz@13ic.
Highwtnes were in better request and dfuef,
with buyers at 82.10, end se1'eEa af 3s.E~ me
only sale reported was lot Of 50 brls, which
changed hands, for delivery next #aek. Ut b:s12.
The market for Flour Is st1H characterized With
extreme dullness, and that il about all that eau
be eaid concerning 1t. We note Gales Of 1,0O
hr1, choice snsirp cxt,a On terms which haYe not
been uade nablic.
0w3nc To me s7v,nca in cn}f- there wss n frmer
ieeAas AA"AsA<. 9A@ w 49, rs@
Of t01c peg oa' a. Aoe e.oset ao"-
evef, The advance "as nos enutei7
sustained, anc me hafRet CLOSED qnlte
1,88 for No j, and $1.o:a for No Spriug-c1osing
+en,e .uit huvers at ri Is End SELLERS nt 81 s for
No t,:.tore
~ Ia ss"'s ...,dx a. ,o.+.,,,v.. -,,,n, n,,csa
- .ho.+ ~ - ,a1,r ,z,anrt ~ hn.trcx. vsa trans
ae.s5 ~ 1ote .,,ea ~ ia o0n I'm nt s5c for No /:
a.. ro- NJ q ,na .uGn7ar for Reiected in store.
Rt,ccted aelivered so.d at 753@76c,
, 1865-03-13

LATER FROM MlTAAoBAs.-The British
steamer Gov. Bailey, Capt. Horace Tyler,
from Matamoras 22sd ult., arrived at New Or
leans On the 26th ult. Capt. Tyl.r states
that the steamer e1u Roman, from New York,
arrived at Matamoras On or about the 21st
nit, with Mr., Amigo Wood on board as the
United States commercial agent to that port,
who opened his Office Immediately, and com
: mcnced business 'bT clearing vessels, aud all
other business connected with, bis Office.
Everything was. quiet at Matanofss when
the Gov. Bailey left
, 1865-03-13
CHRISTIANITY AND TIE CONSTR.
s2ElT14lXa

u,>u r,,,,,r,x,, ,,arn,rno,,, o,,>,,o,-o l., .%a
,vo.,. T.-s.ss.tx, &c. - .o,.,,,-,,>tn,
% 1ion recommending ~ = - lint ~ the constitu,ion bc
eo ,,,o,,,1,d aa IN reco,1,,ze thu Christian ,c-
7t.son..
s.,,1 u av FRAT th,. !. , .rb.3,t,,n n,t,,,,
F.auce, spain, Rus sis Austria, Me1aco, Portugal,
1'raEi g., ar< Eh1i tan natons; no matter hoW
nnGtrx - n ,sot Eif.rian taonph maioriiy f IT,
people probably are"
What docs The writer mean by " Christian
nation p. II he means patton OF Christians,
then surely the nataon embracing the great
est number Of chtstinns In proportion to its
populaaon "ou'o " ~ -. s 49,, 'n1's -
hc mems nation IN Thlcn chnfcn and state
are united, We can only say Ina .nas nearly al
American Christians regard suen = UNION as
wholly unch'ist'an ana tenans :" tas. Gns !nr
tianlze the nation bnl ne sas 1a.,a,.s sa. W. ~
governmental reeognelen - .,.a. I :. , . 49, -
, 1865-03-13
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a. thar TO which you wlsh 1t changed, and name
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editor. It should be written upon separate sheet
OF napef.
, 1865-03-13

Total. 81, ,44a,s ,sAS6G 10 ., l,39t,ofto4
Being an increase Of 6i-71 per cent over Inst
year.
= The N 7. Herald OF Wednesday last eaJs
'The difficulty Of carrying gold, owing to the
scarcity Of money, has forced home oft to change
hands, and this process On ncarly stagnant mar-
ket has depressed 1t"
1t il estimated by the N. Z. 7nus that the
Cuuard steamer which LEFT New York on Wednes-
day last for Liverpool, took ton $t,5o0I Io00e42,-
0c0,t00 Of Five-Twenty Q. 8. bonds,
In the London money market, the funds on
The 91st were unfayorable, Affected by the debate
On Cansdian dalenses In the Houee Of Lords, and
consols declined q cent, bat they subsequently
recovered, closing On the I'D at soEG1s9H.
- The subscriptions 10 the popular 7.3o q cent
loan since the 1st Of February, under the banking
agency OF Mr.. Jay Cooke. amount to the 9Th inst.
to ss5 15a Co., This, for only 70 working days, IL
a wonderful mark Of success, rejecting equh
credit upon the good people Of the country, who
have responded so promptly to the appeal OF the
Treasury, and upon the sktll and industry Of the
Government Banker and his auxiliary agents. The
remainder OF the loan, not yet subscribed for, Is
atout 81 COO Geo. which, from present nppear-
aucce. Will be taken up before the close Of this
month. From August last to the aat OF February,
1ee ,s ssss 3 wefss ae SsmS
Subject 10. subscription. 7aooo,o0o
Total of the T30 loan, 1854 $300, ,0oo0 600
The following Is tho notice Of the Milwaukee
Bankers announcing their determination to adopt
the legal tender basis:
From this date, the underafgned, Banks and
Bsnkera Of Milwaukee, Will cease to pay ont the
bills Of the banks Of this St1te but they WILL re.
deem the Dotes of such Of thet1 correspondents
ns maY make arrangements for that purpose.
CAUSES beyond the control Of the undersigned
make the immediate adoption OF this course M
Of The State generally will redeem their notes
when presented, and that 1t the Legislature noW
in session provide for the protection Of the credit
OF the State, all may be retired, without any con-
siderable loss to the public.
Hereafter, legal tenders and national bank cur"
rcney wilt form the medium Of all tsansactions.
Alex. Mitchell, Pres't. j. Armstrong. Pses't.
r q. Baker Cash'r. L a. Pertc, Cash'r.
Fl. Il, Camp, Cash'r. ". q. Jacob, Pres't.
c. D. Nash, Pres't =. II. GOODRICH Pros's
| Marehan & ueley. Price Bro. q d Co.
Beflingef & LAWRENCE.
MINIATURES, March 9, 1865.
, 1865-03-13

Uc'e tho Gold market opened on the street 1t
mn declined to 18s, rallied to 199, and closed Ut
ise silver YES dull and nominal at 17s. Five
1xxenues wets steady At 1l0f buying, and lii
selling. sTen-Fort,es, 81 buying, % selling.
copk cpua,y Scrip wsa leas active, but quats-
, 1865-03-13

than there had been when It Was hQhet. Il tho
eycplng 1t steadied ap htle. and sold Il ~.
: sA7jRpAx l. n.-1he operators wo1e nj on the
Qzi ere, expecting something extraordinary, md
that cold would he up. It opened stcsdy. how:y-
ct, at 1s9, advanced 70 1871. closing steady At lSl
Governments were neglected a!1 day; e1les OF 4
few lQ4Os 1t as}.
u1GHEsf and LOWEST rE-css lf GOLD TITS
WEEK At THE STOCK EXCHANGE.