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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-13

VEOUSE FOR SALE.-A small BRICK
Ill HOUSE for sale. Enquire at this office.
90 0G-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-13

TNOR SALE.-A No. | FIRE PROOF SAFE
T. Herring patent. Apply at this office
Oc 16-tf--
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-13

The doctrine of the ultra Radical party. and
its representatives 10 Congress, as to the status
Of the Southern States, is simply this, as we
understand it. They held that those States,
. by the acts Of secession and war have forfeited
their places In the Union, as OF right; that, as
conquered territory and conquered people,
they are subject to the laws OF #conquest-tnatt
IS to say, to the will of the conquerors-anI
that they can only resume their places IN the Il
Union as boon, and upon such terms as the
conquerors may see TT to grant.
A man named Batune, condemned to death
by the guilotine, at .Bautzen, saxony, on
arriving at the place of execution engaged IN a
terrible struggle with the executioners, and
called loudly upon the public to save him, as
sertinp his innocence. Additional force was
brought and be was finally secured and bound
with thongs yet he continued his struggles
until the knife descended upon his neck. His
last words were: Human justice is butch cry
The steamship Teutonia, with two days later
news from Europe, was signalled last evening
o. Mahoney, president of the Fenian Broth:
erhood, has issued general order, stating that
orders on military affairs will not be regarded
unless approved BY himself.
During the reception of General Grant at:
Charleston, he is stated to have expressed great
pleasure and satisfaction at the general good
feeling, spirit, and disposition which he had
observed along his route evinced by the South
ern people toward the Government, and their
cheerful adaptation to the new order OF affairs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-13

ln=a FOR SALE. "A most desirable HOUSE
M::I and LOT, on Prince near Union street. Ap-
nv to D. L. SHOOT,
On 20 If Office Market Building
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-13
MAGNOLIA HOUSE,
COR. OF DUKE AND COLUMBUS SITS,
AJEX A NDRTA v A.

The :'MAGNoL1A,'' is the place for all lovers
of good things in life Here you can eat and
grow fat-drink and be merry. The LARDER
IS always plentifully supplied with the best Of
Porter on draught, Weiss Beer, choice Segars,
&C., always on hand This is, also, the most
convenient House for travellers, being only
two blocks from the Railroad Depot, The pro-
prietor, also, takes pleasure in announcing
that his new, elegant and CoMMoDIoUs HALL
Balls B Ill" Concerts, Lectures, &C., at the most
reasonable rates. For teIms apply to
R. FREDERICK, Proprietor,
no 13-tf Magnolia House.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-13
nuBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL

nUBLIC SALE OF VALUAbLE NEAL
dated the LIST day Of January, 1854 and execu--
ted to the undersigned by VIM: I; Dorlsnd and
others, shall proceed, in front Of the Mayor,s
office inthe City of Alexandra, Va, on TUES
DAY the 10Th day OF December, 1863, at ~ II
o'clock, M, to sell, at public auction, a TRACT
OF LAND, in the County of Fairfax, and State
Of Virginia, called and knownas M cunt Ely bla"
containing one hundred and sixty acres: The
attention of persons desirous Of investing in
real estate is called to this property: Terms
Cash. FRANClO IL. 0MlIu,
Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-13
For Sale and Rent.

FOR RENT, a desirable DWELLING
fEE#H HOUSE, with elevenrooms, gas and water
at the corner of King and Weststreets, No. $780,
Also, a small frame building adjoining. En-
quire on the premises dec 4-2w&
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-13
Railroads.
ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA r. T..
COMPUTATION TICKETS.

Persons wishing to travel frequently, from
Alexandria to any particular station on the line
of this road, may purchase coupon tick ets, at a
discount of twenty-five per cent upon the regu-
lar fare. Apply at the Gep q 65 Tsket Office
oc lS-dtf j. NJ. BRO r. l. d
NREIGHTo on all articles to Springfield, Burkes
L Fairfax, Union Mills, Manassas, BrlstQe
Warrenton Junction, Bealeton, Rappahannock
Brandy Mitchell's, Rapidan, Madison, NORTH
Garden, Covesville, Rockfsh, Arlington ana
New Glasgow Stations, must be prepaid
Freight to Alexandria, Catletts, Warrent0,n,
Culpeper, Orange Gordonsville, CharlottesvllIe,
Lovingston, Amherst McIvers, and LynchburE,
'''''' r'>'~' JOHN F. LATHAM
General Freight Agent.
oct lift y. @ "A ". l.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-13
EXCHIANGE HOTEL,

aI T. U R A Y Y A.
The subscriber begs leave to inform his friends
and the travelling public that he has repaired
and reftted the above named house, and will be
happy at all times to accommodate them. His
table will be furnished with the best the market
affords. and his stable we'll stocked with grain
and hay Strict attention will be paid to the
wants Of his guests. His bar is supplied with
the best LIQUORS. D. M ADAMS.
Luray, Page CO., Va, oct 4-3m
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-26

INXEOU11iK'S NOTIOB.---NOTl0E u HkREBY
Ia Riyen that the uuderAigncd WA, the OH day
6f Decsuhs,r 1867, appointed and quniin dhs exeen
tor sf Chfsiim klopfer, deceased, late Of Mongom-
cry eOuaty OHIO.
deei4w3t b" n OHRlSlikN klSPFfH.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-26

But tile crownng story of his le romans tn be at
tanned in his discovery rather combination, Cor he
doe, not clam hays hevn the dseov rer Oi UEuRnNi
which il tho basis oi the Biter- now offered TO the
public That honor belongs to the native inhnmtnntH
OF Central Amnrc1 To whom itS virtues have heen
known for u,nrc than two hundred years. Armed,
with il the indian bids deiiance to the most deadly
malaria, ami handles, without fear, The most venom
Gus serpents. It is belief with tlisn, that while
there ~ breath in the hody the Ceron is potent to
etre no matter what the disease may be,
while Dr. Bulls not prepared to endorse this eG-
trayarnnt prcensnn he ~ nevertheless satisfied from
a thorough examination oi the evidence relating to
lts virtues, th as remedy and preventative for Mi
Diseases arising from eXpoSure, either to chafpc
weather or climate, OF 10 mlasmAiic influences, u
stands
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-26
THE DAILY EMPIRE !
wIrAND SENTIMENT.

To kin iamts-hit your miol6sNfif' ontlfe
head with hunlper. .,ueF
Mcn scratch their beads for ideas. Hence
speaker are generally bald
CAUTION TO THE LApIEs.-A silk dress
shOuld never he sdt-iA.
WHY should we never sleep in railway
carriageg Because the train always runs
over sleepers
EpuArH oN PpNrFR. Dead matter
Brigham Young is indeed. q pillar ~
salt Lake. His idea Of a wife is--L2is.
A ltue girl in Pennsylvania was lately
removed tor PLAYING outdoors with boys
.Iid Informed that being seven years old,
she was too big for that now But With
Imaginable innocence she replied, "NhN
the bigger we grow the bettcrwc Ike EN-,
Gnndma took Jime 10 think.
A Boston paper says thata hasty pudding,
which had been set out tocoolQue morning
In that city was taken to the station house
low a policeman on a charge of smoking %,
ne sirset--a practice which isnot permitted
iu that tidy little city
Wife tcomplaininglyl II haven't more
than third Of the bed"
Husband, ttriumphuntly,} }"That's all that
the law allQN3sY9,h tJiHJB5 JEJ5fE
4 MYsrrRl CLEARuD Ur.-NO wonder
that ghosts enter rooms, though the doors
are locked. lfhey sre all provided with
skeleton keys, a.s .aF
-HousEI DfuoGrE.-" Your
milk does not payany ineoug-taN sup
pose Mrs. Sbinpcnny,'
WHY not sir ..-..-... ..... 80.
rIsRSlliut rbiakiy vac lich eholigb2'
TEACHfR-"Peter You are such bad
boz dat yOu are not tit.t 81 in tDe com
paas-o ~ good boys on thebeneit. -egfne tii
here aud III by me sir.' T.sH HD#
Atm agricultural dinner the following
toast was given: The game of fortune
suuftie the cards rs You will, spades mus
win .tI.ifs.
TO remove stains from the character
get rich. at ..
Hc.who iorbears tl ttfe revenge, know,
Ach,eyes the notlest conquest OF hisioe'
Why are Abolitionists Immoral BE
,luse they favor hincl,legs.
Mr. Beeohers religious views net hin
S2O0JO per pnnum. Profitable piety.
At colored revival in Zapesyille, thing
got high and the red-hot atdYe Mils over
turned. Pick mp de stove, Brother Lewis,
aid the preacher; ''piek up de- stove, q
Lord won't let it burn you!Y Brothe
Lewis. being strong in the faith, picked II
the stove, but let it drop suddenly. an
turning the white of his eye viciously o
the preacher. exclaimhd: 'DeJ debii
lr3HtN I.l t|..
OS rHr RoAp.-The Northumberlan
Dem0cl ar lieary that the, coming man
coming North. and thereupoii ''breaks out
let all those who consider themselv'
IAN equaland,a brudler' bress de loE pan
let ali fherest lock lie smoke hoqse'
"Anhonest man is the noblest work {
Cod" but woman is the prettiest
Why is the James River Ikea keg Of Il
ger beer? Because they both flow into Il
Dutch Gap. .,s... ....-u! g.lg.t
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-26

HIS COMPOUND or WILD CHERRY
HAS BECOME 4 HOUSEHOLD
WORD THROUGHOUT THE
WEST AND SOUTH. HIS
WORM LOZEN NG FRS, IN
LESS THAN 4 YEAR
AFTER THEIR. INTRO
DUCTION ATTAINED a
REPUTATION AS WIDE
SPREAD As THE CONTINENT
o + NOR T II \ NJ + II q A
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-26
s .l d U5I SOD I bll
III DYSPEPS1 n

And lts aenlant rah Of symptoms, tacti more Ike
A CHARM than medicine. The il nothing in the
whole range of Mate4a MediAa that cnn for moment
Isar a comparison with It in this disease.
A full account OF ihi, wonderful plant may he i"und
au the eleventh edition of the Uni,ed STATES Dlsp6ns
atory paeea 1887 and 1925.
A aeries Of experiment. in which IN. buH has been
for wears on fged has lust beon brought to success
flu termination and he il enahled to oiicr to The
pufaic a combination Of CEpEUN with other approved
tonics, tia whole preserved IN TIE Test 'tuahY ~
copper distilled bourbon Whisky, which he r GO MI
dent hasnO equal in the world.
He might furnish aVolume OF certthestesl bilt the
Duhc have long since learned estimate such things
by Lhei true vae The safest plan is,ior eNory one
to tsstfoT hmselithe virtues oi a new me diclns.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-26

rINHIs PRErARATIoA IS pEEQUALE4 AS A
] Reiuvenator and Restorer OF wasted OF nfrt
functions.
The aged should beeertaip 20 make fbf Diok5snc
a household god, nasmuch MS VI @ll n hder them
yuttul in feelinE and in strength and onsblo thkni
io live over again the days of their pristine oy. u
noiony xharates hut strengthens, pnd ~ really sh
nva osihe blessing, esPec lally 90 thoHe who hRve
been reduced condition OF aeryinty, sell abuse,
misfortune, or ordinary sickness. No maltei what
iht ea,se OF the impntcacy Of any human organ,
this superb prop tran6n %llt reihoyctie eheetatonee
andlOreyor. ST 4ttiaast iii -I.U Hll p N9l9fil
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-26
r, r,tTAtd.FARM ONE MILE FROM MIAMIsBURG
- Al NkSTER OOMMI5SIoNERS RS SALE.

= ETAfd,FARAf ONE MILE FROM MtAMlsbUkG
- AZ MASTER CoMM15sioRERB SALE.
Joseph Lambert, No dsOs
va montgomery NouuY
Hatriet Loree, el al sePeror Court
pnrs,ianl 10 an order OF the Superior Court OIL
nfcntgoIaerY county Oh o. made IN the above en-
t3 cause and to me difecfed, Will oher at pubic
~ ION NJ the door Of the Court House, the city
~ rlvtp IN the Comfy aud state aforesaid on p a
-. ~ SATURDAY, JANUARY Gthl 1896,
A.ttee,, The h1urss ~ and iour o'cocki P!M Of
"a day the following deserbed real estate, to-wlti
s't,ats IN tte C0iuty OF Montgomery aud state OF
ono III section o. Town ., Range b. hAsf 6e., begin
n5at the $ W corner OF Wan. grows 60 acre lct
t,'esid section and running thence Fast 81 chains
- t9lnigs 10 the channel OF Bear Greek, thence
-.n - ne ehannal u SAID Greek, g. 49, y. chaina.
,HSnes y s5o E. aGaansi ihenee - "a u. CHAINS
theone 4 30a Is. q chaans and bO links to point "
ahains and 30 links south OF Welday5 me thehce
ears1ei with the east and WEST Iluei the sechon
M" thanee n. 10 the placs Y teRnnlns, containing
-sefy y-fallr acres and SCilQo (24 81 100
80 Iart on the same sect on beSnh.ng A. the
N sesrisef OF the atoys described tract thensq
ol,sry -Ehs east line thereof 10 ue norm llne ~
'tttraets iheuca east tor qunliD, uehee laFRhel
Mn ME lrst mentlonel hne ~ me SCUM llpe o.
s,dnr.st. thenee alonl the Feid hps % 'h9 place
henunag contsinng nv Q acres. -. Il =.
s,sl lsad has bsan appTai sed AZ Sao per acre AZ
asanot se.l ior Less tnan tso'lhluS OF SA'e NpplAV
meat. l.1l .I. .asi
\ is'n'' % 1,s W., H. BELYlLLE, 80
Master OOuaEnissoneT MOI ntgomery PEI PstiMs5 ~ ~ |
ADAM CLAY Atty. h'''u"N
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-26
TIL AgFieuItiIrti. WAAI

IJyPRor1r ApLE FARM1SG--l Purehasipgl
poor land at a low price, Instead OF The best
at high one, .N.. 5Ia.,..
where work is retarded groWth lessened;
3. Inefficient fences, admitting depreda-
tors TO destroy crops, and deranging farm
a. B,6ldinr poor barns aud stables, and
allowing them TO become dilapidated.
5.Winteriag cattle. sheep and colts at
stacks in the open lields:
IS. Flowing badly, OH The shallow, cut
aud-coyer system iustead OF throwing up
the soil into fine deep, even, mellow bed
Of earth ~
:. Covering seed impertectly, in conse-
gueuce of such bad blowing, and thus all
lowing weeds as grass ajoint occupancy OF
the land. ... ........y ..s,..-.,. g,,.-.t-g
2 Planting ana sowing two late, thus
diminishing the crop 10 an amount equal
10 what would be the whole net pront; that
is throwing away the entire avails. '
o. Allowing corn-felds TO be hlled with
a dense underground OF the same.
10 Procuring cheap implements and
losing many times the cost of good ones by
the slow and imperfect work they perform
II. Leaving implements exposed to the
weather TO crack, warp and decay, seattef-
mp them in the fields, about the parn-yafd
or along the public highway.
-. Throwing brush, ,irubbish, Sc., alon9
t,e fences and highway, thus promnlln@ 1ht
Growth of mullins, thistles, purdocks, ano
nettIes, instead of destroying such brush by
IRE. and leaving neat and clean borders u
the felds.
l3. Planting the same erep year 9te
vear in lie same field, thus diminishing
The product, and filing the land witt
weeds.
IA. Omitting 10 spread manure at IN
right time, and their telling or giving I
ayav to get rid of il.
Is. Rairing hump-back cattle aud lank
pike hogs, that will CONSUME each nontl
their entire value ~ ieed, instead oi IN
nest animals which fi.tten easily on little
and sell quickly for cash at high prices
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-26
BIOKRENE,

~ gER8LE. The LANGULD, the DESPAIRING,
ma ~ b shnn.d give this vsl,h,le diacovtfy tnall
t will he found totally dperHhtlfolh hrlclqs
"%rncW VIEW a I.bS. .-Fhls pfsparaf0GiA nyalnA-i
Li, nervous weaknesaes Of all kipds M lt will ire,
store the wasted strength with woddosiu pernan
ence. . IN, . JUL
sbta S,ith Rrsi dosRl Abrielpofslstguea iis
se viii renovate the stomach TO degree 81 perfect
health anl bansl Dyspepsiafodeyer. ft SfNJt
| One Dollar per Bottle six Hotties for IS, sold
| nv pruggsts gcnerallY.
| 'seni hy expreas ANY where by Rdtresf.og u qIrd
| UUrCUIN0s HILLYER, pr9nrelors.
| N. 81 De ar street New York z
| Sold byt. pr. W. W. HTEWARf,
| No. 90 Main street,
| ieb i ifJnu Agentfor Dayton,
| .L !. ~ L.. ~ .-IL-. .L-safl--l..
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-26

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE NOTICE IS
n hereby gwen that tho undersigned has been APP
nonted and qlalihs'l As Administrator tho estate
ofJohn Jacob II elfFch, lAte OF Montgomery county,
deceased VALENTINE SOhhOhhMAN.t1
December 10, 1865. 3w
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-26
.f....rt give THE 9.
tgro ~ a-I i EaI
CHpRoN RITT E1RS-
One Trial ami Yom UiH NeUer Use
..]ol aRD Others.
l.r a8f8 SOIL

Its not necessary Q Elnliah long st 81 dlseas,s
all diseases OF the .Af fl..- ...
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-26

The ladies OF Aurora, Ill, have passed the
following resolution: .
Aurora don't get married this year, some
body, will be 70 blame,s
The New York herald., 1865-03-11

Bsck tBr,. Watts. 0onaiyes; william Mash sBr, oe-sA
collyer. Bacon, Nanssmend; y rgrbsr Cobb, fhds
fsSS Reeves DO; Plymouth Roel below sss
sss g 5ss sAsos %sss
T TshLTiMoRF, March 7.1rr slip M,caSay, Roassrs .
1ss s9 s e fSSwss hs% sT
as s sssS
Cro San Anareas seMy n sms ssrap% SsSs,
linz % sYort Pssrs.s Pat.sson Johns =. CIS ssTs
Sssssss dsaa ssSr. Lila ssrss0ls%s
and somsr.s. Co MAJ ou, clTpsnsr Sf~ Yos
Fishing bay; DOAne hegahlin' SYork; Yorktown W.
ouinnebsgg JsrQ%s Esr y Y0rf brown sA
Ssi: fE $ysy,ds5ss 1, ons,ss s.s
sH s" wp s,s e W % -
a. Is. iss; 3;
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S sg oissIa
EehdTd Highs 4y psI s T e pB
msrara Bark Edward Everett and brig n Hesien bod
Ship dsy Msnnez,ng from New York with quArserD.s
bald from H. AA''A the bar ship 1A'
A SYSrx sss;sp sS @so. ssss. 4 MI'Ss
ssos Esrsn ssa sssr: Sarah as
aiS Iss SeGs rs
s S sOsGH s Ts al ad NfSr FOR s s
Portsmouth GA schrs Telegraph, Express. Charles
st@1rr schrs Austin Davis and Abigail Haley, Ha-
ley rhlaeePha for Boston. .,o,, uo,,o A.,nv p,,,.
81 sSsR 4Rs Ha1s Edward Im.y
bfysS EsS schr John wright cars
sS-Arr sshrs l. Gerity Knapp Boston for Norleans;
NEW BEDFORD, March 5-sld achr Thomas Smith
schr Armqs,llo, Henderson, ny NY9rk g sd scAs
NGEwFSRT, March Arr sohr Frank Lucas Wixon toe
BIhsr sTs4 fSr syGrs Mrc A steamer Bermua.
Smith Key s 8h oy M
Aldsree sites Boston Below brig Tgeru srSss &
cienasso Cid bark sandy Hook BsEssog Sape layea;
s Ds s:1 Ss GHEs Hsaas s~
Asiis SsdS. est wn.s ms sws ss,ss ;
alsadsls GSa.S,s HaI belmont Locke 60ohrane, Nor
& Sss as? s ssss
90 SSil flan%er, Do sehrs Sa.aWaalesk Ills, DO "a
Ss%a ssspS s Hail. MsSo
PROVIDENCE March s-Xrr schrs Edwin, Allen, Bslt;
ssas Asss nsss da SRfs is
s ~ sS os sse hs.s
NYork; Texas Champiin George w snow, Haskell;
Cabinet Burdck; Com Kelrney Roberts; Saginaw Fuuor
and Neptune Dow lizabehpor sloop Rhode Island Wight
Nyo,k sid sehrs Ayai Carter; John Lozer pnips
Jackson and Oak, Davis do.
PAWTUCKET March9-Sld schrs Charter Oak. studiey;
Freeman; Ryder and James Parker Sr Kelley, NYork
SALEM, March 6-Arr Br bark Natal, Pond, Zanzibar;
Atlantic lBr) Lockart CORVALLIS Ms for NYorkj
Geo Washington, Pendleon Belfast for do Partridge
Hix, RocklaEd for Norfolk.
s.hArr scrs Martha wrghtngtou, Thatcher Baltimorss
Mary Brewer Pcase. NYork Sid 7h, schrs Pnrtrteo
rom Rockland Norfolk Atlantic (from Cornwanis New
York
ress Monroe
WAREHAM March Sid schrs A browp, Pierce, New
York: 9TH, Vim Wilson, Butler. Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1865-03-11

The tendency OF the market is towards lower figures
till arrested by the demand the shofts" and the
short interest is large and rapidly increasing and in
proportion its amount viii be the strength OF tho
action
The stock market weak aad bordering panic at
the lrs board, with strong pressure TO SELL Tho do
moraiized condition Of the rebel government at Rich.
mond, indicated by the press of that city, added
strength the bears who, in the absence Of outside
buyers, remain in fun possession Of the market The
closing price of Erie the call Ia lower than at
the time ycstCsday; New York Centra H. hudson
River, IA, Reading * Michigan Central 2M Michigan
Southern I, Cleveland eud Pitsburg ~ Northwestern
Il, Rock h;aad H. Tort Wayne ~, Cumberland x,
QUICKSILVER Z osrio aua n ssissippi certificates y.
Gogerarls- ess-scs @co steady, nj yesterday after
noon prices.
After the can, and ~ he open board clock the
market was further depressed At the second regular
board il showed armness, in sympathy with gold,
and quotations were u u per cen, higher.
Governments securities rather heavy. At the open
board at hall past three further general improvem mt
took place Erie closed tho call ut 63H, New FORK
Central lo6J Hudson river lli7, Reading iOsil, Illinois
Central no5l, Michigan Central 1904, Cleveland and
Plttiburg II, Fort Wayne 9l, Cumberland 091s
The monsy market las bucn unsettled by the disturb.
ance Of margins and the calling in Of loans. Seven per
cent Is the REGULAR rate both government and msce
lancoia securities. Lenders not anxious 10 place
their funds otherw than nt CALL aud only strictly first
class commercial paper passes readily at eight ten
per cent
Forsign exchange has been very weak and In some
cases pressed for sale at sacrifice The large shipments
of yewentics and the prospective export the savan
nah cotton point 10 lower rates In tho present coudion
OF our foreign trade Bsnkcrs sterling sixty days lie
offered at lo7s( and l0sK at short sight
Tho subscriptions ~ the seycnthirty loan continue
active and likely 70 be stimulated rather than other.
wise BY the decline of tho gold prern IN, owing 70 tho
option OF conversion into currency at s maturity In two
years and hal becoming valuable With the ap-
probation Of The currency. Mr. Jay Cookies SCENTS in
this city subscr bed as follows to-day
ks. rsNonh Delk szgovVv
rn1n NhhohM bhnk.. ITO fvV
khA - hNh...'...ss ooo,oVV
About two hundred aud forty millions OF ths loan has
been already absorbed leaving balance OF sixty millions
unissuod under the old law.
Mr. Charles p Hartt, for many years cashier OF tho
Far Bank OF Troy has been appointed cashier Of the
Second National Bank In this ety.
The quotations for government sscurIss state so ks
ans rawav =, sseisGo,gs shGrcs. II t.t .. sa,es
The New York herald., 1865-03-11
Arrivals ana Departures.

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D.a~s s@ sSIs;o9 aes: = S:s; s@sss's
Fups cap feM se'S
L ls sf' ySss ;ssssa s Ms'T
fycuas "a 3 s,rssrss, u IN Jones' 4 g RSia; q Y
vim. %1a Ms cs%;5ss Srs x.i; Ss. Ss%:. ss I
Ssssss,s fiSssa ss
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