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cate of DEMOCRATIC principles men and measures for
nearly forty yearsthe supporter of State Rights
in the Union and the advocate of tho speedy
ration of all the States to their constitutional relations
members of the Federal Government asks the attention
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TINTED STATES OF AMERICA,
~ DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, s. s.:
Whereas libel has been filed in the District Court of
the United States for the District of Virginia. the 18th
day Of july A. D. 1865 by Rear Admiral David D. Porter
Commandern-Chief of the United States Naval forces
composing the North Atlantic Squadron, behalf
crews of the United States ships of part of said
sguadron) "Sassacus," Maumee" chippewa" "Conl-
odore Perry" and Others against the ron-cad of war
Texas her machinery boiler, tackle and furniture, &c..
alleging, in substance:
"That pursuant to instructions for that purpose from
the President of the United States the bellant in and
with the said United States vessels of their officers
and crews. did subdue seize and take upon the James
River tide water of the ian of the high seas
the said ironclad vessel of war; the "Texas," of the
burthen of thousand tons, her machinery boilers,
tackle and furniture, and hath brought into the port
Norfolk within the jurisdiction of this Court the said
vessel, &C., where they That the said ironcad
vessel of war; the Texas at the time of the said capture
in an incomplete state and had guns on board but
nevertheless built by and the property Of the
Rebels n against the United States which Rebels
in styled their Government the Confederate States
OF America" and the said iron-cad vessel of war
built and intended to be used by the said Rebels in their
attempt overthrow and destroy the Government of the
United States and praying process against said vessel
&C., and that said vessel, her boilers, machinery tackle
and furniture &C., may be condemned prize and for
feed to be distributed as by law provided respecting
captures made by tho public armed vessels of the United
States &c. Now therefore, in pursuance of the mont
on under the seal of the said Court to directed and
delivered do hereby give public notice to all persons
claiming the said vessel her boilers machinery tackle
and furniture in any interested therein that
they be and appear before the said District Court to be
held at the City Hail. In the city of Norfolk in and for
tho District of Virginia. on the first Tuesday of Septem-
Der next at eleven O'clock in the forenoon of that day
provided the shall be day of jurisdictions other
wse the next day Of jurisdiction thereafter then and
there to ntepose their claims and to make their aega
tions in that behalf
JOHN UNDERWOOD,
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CHAMPION BRICK MACHINE.

nor LAME AND DISABLED
Horses, get Bakers Hoof Linament. For sale by
Z. NJ DUNN 4 CO. Sadders,
Nv Iq--tf No 25 Main Street.
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Dated the 10Th day Of July, 1906.
LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA,

u. .. MARSHAL.
belant, iy18-l1t
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The Post spares expense in its teegraphc reports
in its CORES pondence in its general for
that may furnish its readers with the earliest aud
fullest information all subjects commercial political
miscellaneous aud literary foreign and domestic to be OBJ
taped 1t desires the intercourse with its South
ern friends the interrupted and to extend its circua
lion wherever its Democratic and Conservative advocacy
Of the equal rights Of the States and the pepetuy of the
Union may render it acceptable.
advertisements which will DO inserted at reasonable
rates, are also solicited.
BEALs, GREENE & CO., Publishers
iy Ism 10 aud ~ Congress Street, Boston Mass.
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TINTED STATES OF AMERICA.
~ DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, s. 8:
Whereas, libel has been filed in the District Court of
the United States for the District of Virginia. on the
18th day OF July, A. D. 1885, by Rear Admiral David D.
Porter, Commander-inCbief of the o. s. Naval forces
composing the North Atlantic Squadron on behalf n
well of the United States of himself the officers and
Of the u s. ships of war part Of said sauadron)
"Sassacus" "Maumee" "Chippewan "Commodore
Perry and Others against the Rebel steam vessel Of
Torpedo" her boiler, machinery, &C., alleging in
substance:
That pursuant to instructions for that purpose from
the President of the United States the beent in and
with the said United States vessels Of war; their officers
and did subdue, seize and take upon the James
River ian Of the high seas tide water of the
the said Rebel steam vessel of war, the Torpedo her
boilers, machinery, furniture and tackle and hath
brought the to the port of Norfolk, within the
jurisdiction of this Court, where they now are" That
the SAID Rebel vessel of war; the Torpedo
Rebel Naval vessel of war, and with her boilers and
machinery, &C., the property Of the socaed Con-
federate States and OF Rebels in against the Gov
eminent of the United States and such used and
in by said Rebels in arms In wagng war against the
United States in their attempt to overthrow and destroy
the Government of the United States,
And praying process against said vessel &C., and that
said vessel her boilers machinery guns furniture and
tackle &c. may be condemned prize and forfeited to
be distributed by law Is provided respecting the can
lures made by the public armed vessels of the United
&C. Now therefore in pursuance of the monition
under ne seal OF the said Court to directed and
livered do hereby give public notice to all person.
Claiming the said vessel her boilers machinery guns
tackle &C. or in any interested there
In that they be and appear before said District Court
be held at the City Hail. in the City of Norfolk in AM
ior the District OF Virginia. Oh the First Tuesday of Sen
day, provided the same shall be day of Jurisdiction
otherwise on the next day of Jurisdiction thereaterI
then aud there to intorpose their claims and 10 MAX
their allegations in that Behalf.
Dated the 10th day Of July, 1865
JOHN UNDERWOOD.
U. S. Marshal.
liant. WA IL
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u D. Ma1sndl
for Libeapt, iylS-l4t
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA,

TINTED STATES OF AMERICA,
~ DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, s.:
Whereas libel has been filed in the District Court Of the
United States for the District Of Virginia. tho 18th
day Of july A. D. 1896, by Rear Admiral David D. Porter
CommandernChef of the q. s. Naval Forces composing
the North Atlantic Squadron, on behalf of himself
well of the United States and Of the officers and
of the United States ships of war (part osad squadron
"Sassacus" "Maumee" Chippewa, Commodore Perry"
and Others against the Rebel steam vessel of Beau
fort her boilers machinery, guns furniture and tackle
&C., and alleging in substances That pursuant to instruc
tons for that purpose from tho President of the United
States tho belant and with the said United States
vessels of war; their officers and crews did subdue seize
ard lake upon the James River of the high ssas
in tdewa of the same the said Rebel steam vessel Of
war, the Beaufort her guns boilers machinery, furni.
ture and tackle and hath brought the the port of
Norfolk within the jurisdiction Of this Court where they
That the said Rebel steam vessel of war; the
Beaufort armed with one rifed and banded gun,
thirty-two FOUNDER, and she with her armament boiler
machinery, &C., was the property of the socaled Con
federate States and of the Rebels In against the
United States of America and had been used and wa,
still in by the said Rebels in arms for waging and car.
ryng against the United States in the attempt of
said Rebels to overthrow and destroy the Government
the United States.
And praying process against said vessel &C., and that
said vessel her guns boilers machinery tackle and fur.
nure &c. may be condemned prize and forfeited be
distributed by law provided respecting the captures
made the public armed vessels of the United States &C.
Now, therefore in pursuance of the monon under the
seal of the said Court to directed and delivered do
hereby give public notice to all persons claiming the said
vessel her guns boilers machinery tackle and furniture
&C. any manner interested therein that they be and
appear before the said District Court to be held at the
City Hail. In the city of Norfolk in and for the District Of
Virginia. the first Tuesday of September next at eleven
O'Clock on the forenoon of that day. provided the
shall be day of Jurisdiction, otherwise the day
of jurisdiction hereafter then and there nterpose
their claims and make their allegations in that behalf
JOHN UNDERWOOD,
U.S.. Marshal
L. H. CHANDLER, Esq, u g. District Attorney for Libel
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UNITED STATES OF AMERTC

L. H, CHANDLER, Esq, u g. District Attorney for Lbe
liant. iv17-Iat
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
The undersigned offer to their friends and the public
large assortment of every article in their line of business
COfToNs-Bleached and Brown
LTIINaE u + Irish, Pillow, Figured
TABLE CLOTHS AND COVERS
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sATINETT
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SP0oL-C0TT0N, THREAD, SEWING SILK
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And, in fact every article usually kept in
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AND AT PRICES TO SUIT ALL.
sELDNER & Co.
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4 7 I E n 7 ION!
Suffers, GRocERs, DRUGGISTS, RooFERs, &C.,
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We offer for sale much cheaper than any other house
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| 100000 Envelopes, all grades,
| 200 reams Manila, best quality, -.
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We are constantly purchasing for cash, old account
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N0T1CE.-We would very respectful
~ inform our friends and customers that for the
future we propose conducting exclusively CASH bust
ness All persons indebted to Especially those who
nave nad credit for twelve months will pleas call and
N,mw Ma, THOMPSON acc H.
jy &-lQt s W wafer 81,
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EXPRESS COMPANIES.
EXPRESS COMPANY,

A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
81 CHURCH ST,
THEATRE BUILDING.
All military restrictions having been removed on goods
coming from Baltimore to Norfolk by Express, and our
facilities being greater than during the war; we have
reduced the of freight at least rs per cent and are
prepared to bring freight through with care and dispatch
Freight money and valuable packages forwarded to all
parts of the United States.
Bills drafts, &C., collected and prompt returns made.
Our Wagons call in any part of the city for goods
10 26-tf J. Ii. RIGNEY, Agent.
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.Ae's 10 sar.ry 60 ii. r'rfc .' f.s s 81
""''l - .'gn. .f'cI 90 '.e lafte.-. . w..
u.eyi WITH the usus Ger tnouy, tire, ...s .s.,-.
"s'js be decide that this barh,r,ls ieci yIil
no accomplished one bour te.0r- sunrise. May
bur peans who we're Ia the town bad 81 audeu
WIN ne Monarch. anl W ere bin t. give up the
LofrlLIe se.r.'Dc. T. King -celsrv be could L
suppress the national festival, but that IN consider
alton tor he fore yners 10 ,onsou'c ~ reduce q
huulIcr y. TIE victims g. twelve. Ou the eve Oi q
sa0r'hce he went I, q crest She, uu cr vs. rh g.
iTy irsHn ~ were H...rri g. poets. II ave
an tfI.r that Is o.. % 20 released, Az. that
they sLo.lI D." taken back to thor Jr.soI,
Nui then a. ife.'ei h.lnssf 10 the ~ .tots Va
ofl'f t. announce 10 ttolI that next morning, Iu
tETatts on ~ tie % ines ...Iul tees b.. tie H.!e'
~ .helr tribe, AMI to s,tsv t shade q hs ta'her
trl d his ancestor, they aHI.t b.. tc.l8tatcI ue.
lore The assembled people TIE uu.rj..a'r uoI
heard TIE royal speech with tie Utmost ~ Her
'lc'. The ne al 'cd tnst two VI them would tc
e'' ute / With hir ogu hani, aud tlep retired.
sh"tt uho Afterwards arrived Pence H1.u-s,l, tic
hA-' y brother. H. Dse $50 90 ITO I.lsJltfa, tu.
h'Anc'i T. tAcm Nat tloy had e,u selected t. hc
40 patched by b. brother, Lat iu ur.tr o. 'c ~
10 it' " su % az honor L WIS necessary e. puriy
We cI ,iancl bodies, A4i tlAt tt,s mur1 pa
We OIL lat IA the great fc.I8a tci.I'r t.t'J Zee
lore Tue idols On q next Iay the pr.-.U,rs were
I,4 o. ~ market place, thcir Lru-s t.llI tcr,n1
1..I "a. - TIE hing pr sided a. Tie s'r''n !.'
seated VA laf.'e IVORY :. tlUc, A.Ir.IU.r| Ivy y
cpnrt the sreasdignitarcs o. the s.Ut..t. ANIL TIE
uifrF. On tue cen 90 ott'c pace y.g larse
H'er Frr'el intended o. Sue il.I u' ia' wee
hHa. Nhou the hour 'al l.fUU, &, h w. Euyaac.
''' '''s very thin siU' - CO., aui U'f-r--el The
i'Nh 'i TIE Nv lr -HIer4 Dec was about 60 IultuH-
ne Les" poor tues, ol tI.c .f.,r ystu T..
'-'I' were placed Al the '.F. Ut ,ho trSs' Which
"'s Ar0u' g. u.t.h their o.. OF A. Co.." ,.l,.us. .n
~ "e Hrss execution ne crowd ui,efeI tuu' as
81. r."l's ~ applause 'ur fun tive m."Hfes, stUr
N'..u Nc * r'sgre'i uii seat 900 40 .rr to.
rue oih'f "n prisoLcrs were cs~..te 3 tno
sI,A' leNsu man, ct ui.u =. gst woo I,s"t up
e@h Vi.t ms ucau all showed "a g. tie e Die,
"HH' ihe! Uttered '"f.,. GUS yc.s " .ru al Was
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1nfsa VA neither trs0, ulr ne sign %
jran, ia she city yesterday - o..ors were
received Dy %, Ir.s a.a-'.at yitA reference
60 the sub r'', ami t..-, .,..e-s were al tav
'usly ,1plovc5 .u muste-.ar ia tac men rryr .ited
by tho Volunteering C.a.u ,,cc Il D., evident,
therefore thst ne C. y.ruaeut .utcaI3 60 give
New faiL fair aucH 4. RAISE 90 quota by ya'uu.
w'rus, uo;vithstal.uG the .aat ,las She rs days
a'p'ei - the r.o-I,us we're FILTERED away, rl-
uos' "itt at A. effort 10 r,cr4iuuy ia. .cueucv
o. the IAr' .. h' "a.hust.n au,h90Ics shows
how grogLlloss have L,,n Ae cot.I,ALts If the
murmurerS 40 At he same Iuc points ut the
oouts" which should now DO pursued ly tie city
Tie Goverutu,u nj needs and must have the men lie.
maudcd, gui srcc Il shuws q dsiucDuAuou g.
visit New York With o draft. y he object can be
scccrnpsl cd by other D. i il clearly the duty
e" eNerS citizen to use lis utmost euicAyors ~ All
"a hlug Tie quota ty voluntary eniistments. II
&c pcol O. a. a class could DO lmt-sl with
TIE Iui .rtuucc o. individual Aton ia Il "a 70.
sweet there would be no rcasn 10 Appreheud a
't''i Hr 'r o. present or 49, future r,qu. siuon.
l'cfe orr yesy o. met VII, .4lsY, exert au IA.
fnc'-e Dpou sare accei taty %. ,.u 10 favor u en-.
l.stnr. nt.l' 'ers' IasIouln s. way often turns
tie scac when = man IL porJorfug subject
ia bis own mind. Those VA, arc not 10. ned 70
help the cause .n tbs manner, 90 oho iocl thA
t.' service ~ not cruu. o.. can materially Alyarc,
tl' W .rE boy Icguuiary coutr .uuroa, for bounty
p.rI .acs. he Volunteering Committee Will sooI
ID" '' need oltuuus, aud there seems si present i
'' rp Ho1H. OF feg.eushius their finances cyccp
Ply Hf .a' subscriptions, Ia this way, tie Gig,
1.N" .d CONT .rte.. 800 very short tine, an,
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Wholesale Prices OF Country Produce.


NV OEk Ncdn,s day itl. L., ls54
We can 81, nothing very Factoring tue ,oudi-
ton Of fnc produce mAikct to-day, business. ~ a
rourul rcugik, .till continuing dali and holders iu
'es oi the recent lbo. tive att,mp- AZ l.,acr uegot
aloEr. Il NJ iuas ai,Iu-,d than L.ofe to maze
concessions topuIcnatrrs bu,er-. the other hand
'l.l refuse op rate leg oud th, -upq ng OF H. me-
date saut aud not dfIoscI TO rcs4 the cautious
policy De, have marked ouL lost, 90 view Of possible
''.-.t. io-, l.du'ing au early return % "a nominal
.4.is OF commerce and industry, they make a ialse
move lu ,-~ Ut this feeling, stucIA markets con-
trnc ua'u'ted, AMI quotations largely nominal.
l...'r Is tgeHdy at pa &C. for Western aud iJa51c
Cog .sj. tn,r.r h. Boo sooi dcmaud, az lta1!c Tor
D.-uoH 'o pr.re. Lard j. active, 10 .a2a Tor 80. l.
.-i -.--' .Hr uNtu. Dressed Ao-s ~, in good DO
mao+. At .i .al74r. The beet market coui lau,s
''tivr sAt.y for plsiu mes and 19It-iG extra
hr.' The market lot esrs continues literally sup
Piled. 'ua IS the season for ir'rh ps-s approaches
ptc- toad doNnSafd. !. c.scl poultry " dcarcr,
under N-ht rrreipt., aud letter demand The sup
I' 90 'IioDr ma FomCNhAi ,iclrrI during Tie
.'- ". tN. uu4 uHust lutu't, ices H.r lower. Inc
81" i". ai' t1-lay'a quotations 1t Washington Mar
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Under this haa.iar q = savannah DAMN Irr AID
gives ~ picture q the sunny South" in early
February, and pleasant reading it ~, too, Ia view
of the condition q things M lNs latitude Just now:
This is wedpesia~, Sc -th day Of February,
tHl,-pAst nine o'clock A ", ana b. ght SUM
shiny muruH.. w tools walls IBIS m. ruiur-
YES we 'i ..t %. s,l On 'ir 49," on 'iu't le'n IT,
Aud what .1ri of q walls oo you ma me Il ..u.,
You 'rol,i-Ip le.p'c oi N ~ eAs-lpor.'o-tig-
Aryti.-C.r..o village known q. ucl l- NrN lttk
Boston, P.ilalc'itI7, - Gl.' u yug ',ucg I. At
We prumuuH-ei over ''llu.s- ot ire am hu.uiua,ks
# tr.4-u su.y lat see B.. .Ehci thr.u.l SNOW.
Units or "S4'i u'a-.'E deep ~ 50 d rivers Of
con ealing "a ater--ihN thr winds sssrcl,l .tr
marrow urcus. uyerooai, % A. hat, shirt uu Ter.
slir., Six l, mus lr blood, nerve artery AL bone
Itself y.u th.uh We SUM NJ along wrapped
In iurs AM wupleu .a-futrts t.l ..' sc extreme
Up u cur editorial nose Vas visible g. tie naked
eve like YOU per mtuntuS mlmr.c5 who pr.
vale Al NJ streets, amt uitst Nl q rula yshi-
Giles of ~ s'yory Nth ~ thr gen u sea-. N
d. you tA'tor yourself that 81 surV, and "A
blew, aud 1t frl' a. At uuee. 81. ms
| IT, L7t So mistaken ones, ant ie e-si.us as
| ,e may. We walked over Er. en- tuIl-uc breath.
Oh sirs flr more 81 and genial thA. we're ever the
ct / gales sou strive a. miti- ne lv calling them
tle breath TO-! Early Spring" We 4reued g. the
| ~ Get song n Dir Ia and were attculei ON our
way by the pert ltic PcNw.', the brown i.cket.
al Phoot e-htri, tho Paily-lre ss'i Pl4t-h H. and
the eye--weic, me old, dear 'rglu - our ant every
tody's toyhoo !. tLe uery-'rcsstr /, .iu owen,
too. NJ mistake. In our tariy or .ewar,i wHs Of
| m hour Nc struied aiougu tic a...eu uf con.
| fdIrg iriru', Api We there ptArI /. ..Irtrs
Violcq, u .ieiilA- the pink, s,,'.e lla.s.u., Of
the Trailing Ar utus, aud great, huge ban. -,s Of
| the gorgeous Tut tconG.,-s C.mg. q Jli,u4.H.
! n nix ot thAt sou ll4s-uo,cd tsr.ar'',.i Of
J "No-E," AMI sou uyrr-'1ntui and Il4ia-rlu ,r.
! h..tei N'rt'cri"rs general How A. -oI Nrw
! Workers. SIT. yo.t IS. i.u~ 10 your Cr4trt PARK.
your su anI shop boo tnr stress and your f-eef.
| ia. coid ever, where. rt.r ua.s,s Have q
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ss'HCI1L NOGlLE..

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g. io'Waiicd tv mall iit. of 90 'l.", 10 .n' tp'
a." n.'ci states. 80.
whcelcr ~ Wilson'S Iiishost Premium
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rrovrr n Bakers lir,i Prcu..um Tla-'.c
err, % ata IODe -tt .n.r I.I.I s, i'l o. UH. 49,
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AZ paris % On" fu''u Huf iuul.. t.,.p BE- Cd TO-
Nk" 70. hIc'u.ats ''tt.t l.f talf H. 'll t- 3d..
CHARLES I'oe ur', -rlclel a-tu. - t"l.rs.. DO
ryle's -. Il. ~oup-Ike Poor Peoples
t!,ui. Cheap uui 600. sod D. ,Iu.t's .'".y-
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NetCtue -ltf effects afu htitu..., ptlsauS il.i..-
tiA'e All I.c tua. ~ IUr 'ar ...H.. l.rI. sold
by all hist class bfutrists cs ..~t'rt,
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Financial New.. sinrLsl. &C.

Nrs York Waaeirsy t.1. 80. opk-IA. auc,r,
ions iu god as luH,tiaed q. ,ulpns Merchants. ~
change 20 ta,, lave Ten - 'o..1ss AZ 1850 A. "
"a 10 %, ttt l..3-, -,y.., l..I5, .u5'.. l.5b.
!J'4 40 -Ott. III, Co.,, lI2., 2J5.: 1885,,
l.d.. IA. geo lio., 2J5,. ~. .l5 . lgI....U..
l1ec 20, 1888, .H. 1870 zoo, !, goa. llu
2.C. ll-, goo l.a 40 .. I..N, 10, ., ..5.., 4..
goa 2.ao, a.0. Q %. go , 5000, 40 -J..
80, 20; $3.50, s+'s .l., sci'. i25s 43p. 200
The stock market was excited hy rlmors o. military
sueccsfe> and shI-p decline .u prices the cou-e-
4uoHoe. Governments. coAtuIo avn aId DO demand
The popularity oi the ioau il lncIca me- aai the
Treasury Department II nov setting large amOuut
Of money ir. from this source. Tho loan market j.
fr1.ilE to Dee o,ul sI..cl, aud the lg. Of uto.et
favor tie borrower. OooHsiouauy temporary l1ans
wee made a. reI cent, but per cent W.. tie PEE
vtiiing rate. Commercial psrer ,LGll Foreign
exchange extremely duh ct l"s's ior heukor. bil-
on Change to-day Flour was ~ nts better OH CONE
mon grades, tut dun Tor the better brands. wheat
wus quiet and trim. Corn was dun and heavy. Oais
were dul and nominal Pork WAS quiet and IN
changed Beef WA steady. Lard wAs firm aud Wits.
kUy HAs uuI,t.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-16
TRADE NOTICES..

A REGULAR MEETING OF THE SHIP
LAIoinerr' Mon vii be held At ~ Bowery ON
lhurrday evening, Ieh IL b, NJ , 4. ocio>k. l.rDW-
FRS, Pres. W. ". OVERALL sec. =
4 MEETING OF THE CARMEN ANDN urA-
n inrnen's Association viii be held at their meet
ins room, % Prince e. on thursday evening, t'h-
business BY order OF JOiN LhNCu, fie-lisuIl-y
IIAkIA CLOSlNG-A PUBLIC MEETING
- Sill be held al EsrlJ ClOslug liil ~ Il.~ery,
ON THURSDAY tyeniug, Feb. lh, at o'clock !. v iur
te purpose of Discussing the question Of Fairly C.s-
INK. Inc tol loving teutt.ucu have teen uvItcd,
and a., rNfcttcd g. ht pct,nt ana nidf- ne meet
ius ~. Harding, Lri- H. A. Nht,htil, E.',., %.
a Moore, EsI., N. u. laVs aud Others. Icy oiat Il
Summlttee Of Arlauremcuts IA
HARNESS MAkERS-ATTEND A SEMI
IL monthly meeting OF QUO Nsso, l.t,on thi- e.,H-
LIAM MORRIS, sec, 80
+ ONGSHORE Snip PAlNTER~ WILL
A<urrt ou TINS Iuu. -,hy ,ttu.u.- tth H. VI Isl
Bower, top room. Il. '. CULLEN fess. ". II.
COZ Ia, sec. ~
NOTICE TO THE BOSS FLAGGERS-
Won and after tho 7th Of march, the Hue Stone
Gutter. and FinFrrr account ot the AVh prizes Of
living, We viii demand u o. per DAY, We consider
10 IL Lot an ms to- much. Is, order OF Rae AHC'm-
ton. j, j. BERpiN, Chairman. JOSEPH N M
kINpN, sec, "5I
DAPER S1AlNEkS-A SPECIAL MET
ng of the FapoI stunning Association, a IA ID. Mold
NJ 80 rs tcutt IT, thi~ THURSDAY eyenlns feb.
lb.h' AZ HoclocA' Al mrmhcrs are re- lue-tcd tos-
the m'ct'nt. Hy o.dc. Of ire lle-drut. l.t
nUARRiMENS' L. +. SO,lEn-IHIkE
x viii lc general meeting Of .aid socioty held in
z lgth W ara liAl, 10 bld o., on THURSDAY evening,
irt 10 a, % o. lo's \ full attenaancc Of e'uA d.
sos neue.a Pies. MAkrlS rREAtY, GonogaI