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Commercial Intelligence.

LONDON MONEY MARsET.
Consols closed on tho I'd instant nj s9ss for money
The bullion 10 the Bank of England shows an increase
of fl.t,0O0
The funds quiet and consols rather easier Money
In fair demand at i've per cent A new loan Tor
Peru Is spoken or Tho Bank Of Frankfort, on the 2d
Instant reduced iS ratio Of discount from ~ 70 per
cent
AMERICAN srrvRrrrrs
Messrs Daring Bros 4 Co rcport:-Tho market for
United States nvctwentcs opened active nj consider
abc advance last weeks quotations, being quoted
at 55; but they closed at 53k 5Sk, Erie Railway
shares 80.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
[The weekly cotton market received per the steam
ship North Americana
MANCHEsTER TRADE RyroRr.
Tho Manchester market was Nat and inactive.
LIVERPOOL BREADeTUrfs MsREET.
Tho market for bicadstufs duh and nominal
Richardson, Spence a. Co., Gordon, Bruce Co and
others report Flour duh Wheat 1at with down.
ward tendency; red Western, Ia. Cd IS 3D. white
Western ss "a Corn heavy, and declined Cd per quar-
ter; mixed, 27s. Cd. a 2ss
LIVERPOOL PROVISION uAnErT.
The proytaon msrket was sasdr. hislana. Atbya
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Oppression OF the Cheat.

INFlrrS2A rNt,rS.
Thesr affections % the approach OF ete., t
AMI sudden death
hut these dangers avoided by six or eight or
BKAsDRErIfs : FILLS,
Tho bUwnt md otherwise
ieye si dsng.icu4 sytnpt0rtk ratturug health.
OBSERVE WELL tla ny pirate soternni -nt stamp 10
= OFFICE. BRASDRETn norsE, NY
BVA<DvET.f
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certain rurc f0r cnugha rnIs nrrrU1I NUl 1fn-ts N-
cult breathing all afcctivns ~ p,c tult brpnei
tubes and lungs, leading ~ consumption tA Honey az
Iforehonnd sooties "a rrI.ilon. 1g ffF III .s.n of
,ilead p.nctracs ocrnses and hral- al s2 ~ e u Et
AM lut'g4 There II nJthing ike ~ ~ cent N isr Fnr
sne by all druggists CHARLES howe
General Agent. "a ,.sltr n. Y.
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Tho steamship Europa from Liverpool on tho 9Th, via
Queenstown the 9th inst arrived at Halifax, N s. at
twelve o'clock noon yesterday Her dates two days
later than those already received
great meeting In favor Of reform has been held as
Manchester.
Lord Ambery, the eldest Of Earl RUSSELL mado his
political debut and attracted considerable attention BY
speech made by him In favor OF reform ai Leeds
The steamship Esna also left Liverpool for New York
+ on the lth inst
Tho steamship China, from New York, reached Queens
town early on the morning OF the sth inst.
The Europa makes the following report rt-Passod. 9TH
instant or Formby ight. ship Vigil. On the 12sh, in
Nat d. long II, passed bark Lizzie Norwood On the
18th IN la ~ long A. passed steamer Virginia. bound
east
The Europa bas eight passengers for Halifax and
twenty fou: for Boston.
The Europa sailed at thres o'clock yesterday afternoon
for Boston, where shs will be duo tonight.
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Oid Eve. Made New.

panphiet dlreetRg how speedily restore sleht ,ra
rive In pa, AID Of doctor nctirir @sut
~ mail free r,rcll ol 10 cents Address
r. Is. FUOTE u. d. i,D broadway, New YORK.
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dere and washes witch M rpre the skin.
and ~ short time leave harh and dry ~ ~ nc
rnd " you want smooth and soft skin HElMBOlDs
EXTRACT Of sAHsAlARiLLA u gives hrlhAncv v
cump
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sssh rank or pay who's not Actually sens
This was referred TO the Military committe,
sTATl goyEp os nxyApA
Tho bill In relation 10 the Bate Courts or Nevada
called up and discussed until one O'Clock whsa sEe ~
zHs BILL TO REGULATE confxku BETWEEN ysu sxvxsAI
sAru
Mr. TEs EYcx (repl OF NJ j., took the floor in oppo
on 70 the measure which he characterized rs unwise
Al tho conclusion OF Mr. Ten Eycks remarks ON mo-
~ ono e'cecss, and
Tax NAVAL ArRopaunos mL ron 1893
was taken up.
All the amendments OF the Finance COMMITTEES acect
ing appropriations we're conccrred in.
fnent an additional midshipman from each Congres
sional district to he nominated by tho present members
OF the House, was stricken out
Mr.. WILSON offered AN additional section, by way OF
amendment postponing the time for the restoration of
the Naval Academy for two years from ths 1s OF May,
May. 1856. Mr. Wilson explained the object OF this
amendment portion Of Che Academy build ng at An
napolis was being used for military hospital and TO
move this hospital at the present tine and like
1t elsewhere, would cost thirty thousand dollars There
were nineteen thousand patients under treatment there
Mr.. GRi MIS- was opposed TO the amendment He
garded II AZ objection on the part Of medical officers to
being removed from comfortable quarters at Annapolis
Department as to make il anxious about an appropria-
tion OF thirty thousand dollars 1t good sign, and
nsnn ne nopsd tn wOnd continue augater But he was
=
Rhode Island. we wanted to pratect the morals Of
these young men, tho Academy most not remain there
TWO years more.
Mr. ANTHONY, rep) Of r. L, rose to vndicate tho old
city Of Newport from the foul asperons had been
cast upon 1t by certain naval officers writing TO the
Chairman Of the Naval Committee The society Of New
port was ~ good ~ that Of any city In the Union
After some remarks by Mr. SPRA0UE (repl or l., In
defence Of tho morals and society Of Newport tho amend
ment OF Mr.. Wilson was voted down.
Mr. GRIMES offered an amendment, which was adopted,
approprating 500 900 for additions and improvements
TO the Naval Asylum at Philadelphia
Also an amendment making appropriations FOR the
penses OF the commission to select site for naval
tion on the Mississippi river.
Mr. WADE, (rep.) Of Ohio, offered amendment similar
to that offered In the House few days SINCE for the ap
pointment Of board Of admiralty consist Of vice
admiral, admiral commodore, commander and lieu
tenant commander, who should be advised with all
questionsreating TO the building armament &C. Of ships
owar and other important subjects connected with the
Navy Department Mr. Wade illustrated the necessity
for such board by what he termed the failure Of the
light draught monitors, on which ten millions Of dol
lars were expended.
Mr.. SHERMAN, (rep.) Of Ohio, hoped his colleague
would not press the amendment Il matter that
should not be put appropriation bill but should
come from a committee as an independent proposition
It was bad practice to offer such amendments to the
Appropriation bill
Pending the consideration OF this question: the Senate
adjourned.
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Royal Havana Lottcry.-Prtxes Cashed
in gold Information furnished Highest ratcs paid for
Doubloons and AL kinds of Gold and silver.
TAYLOR & Co, Bankers, ID Wall s.reel
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beaNfy tc ctmylcsier: usr tIMnOLiS ilIuuLy con-
tfNNkATED FLUID ENTRAtr SARSArk RlisiA. one
bottle equals in strength gallon Of the syrup Dccon
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Clear, smooth Skin and Hen auttfwl
complexion follows the of HELMBOLD'S CONCEN-
TghTED FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA. IL
black spots, pmples and all eruptions OF the skim
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furnishing infolntoh upon suy ani a fubetts rerinra
oi regions. Send for clrculAr Addfs John Ntoa,
" Co 30 ~ Br,adwsy, rc,a -, Rranssa Nenah.o
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kissed gplesn Had he been blessed with the
Of some Of the young beauties who PiAboNs NIGHT
BLOOMING CERisUS Ee would have discarded the from
the finAl word, and sing of aow.rkissed gas lie ud
not have helped IT, you know.
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Pruasln,

The Counol OF Admirals at Berlin have definitely
drawn up project for the formation Of Prussian navy
Seven vessels beng constructed for this pur-
poSc.
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Italy.

Victor Emanuel n visit to Florence, whore hc
had received most enthusiastic reception
The Italian Senate has adjourned si,p de.
ministerial crisis was reported but Il blew over.
Turin in considerable state Of excitement but
disturbance had occurred
The New York herald., 1865-02-17

All Ladies Should Use Stcrling's Ambro-
STA for the hair II ceanaes and beauics and
renders the hair soft and glossy.
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IaIn,s unnrY az rIcrrhonnd rni 'rnr-

Highest Premium Eeckststch sewing
Machincs--wflEEtEE aMILSOs. f.5 Bfotdfas, srs
Wheeler and wilson's puitDnhale machine"
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Court Calendar-Thts Day.
SUPERIOR CouRT-Part Nos. 3273 1859, 4Ss7 2cf0,
1887 1906 4S99 49l7 49le, 1925 4S27 492s 4s3 sg's
Part Mos 3992, 48l4 4544, ATS 464s, 4590, stil
46l0, 4OOs 4626. 1850, 1856, 1850, 1864, 4988.
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Batchclor's HRtr Dye-The Best i'm the
world Harmless reab, instantaneous The only perfect
Dye. Factory 81 Barclay street
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AZ 3s0 Neutrality-suspicious.. Fowler ~
WELLS Phrenoogists give written charts Of character
daily.
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| Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints and
all diseases OF the feet cured by DR. ZiCpAkIH. 70J
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Chev.Iicr,s Lin for the Unir--R~,.or.s

Cristndoro's Hair Dye, Preservatiwe
and Wig Depot Wholesale and RETAIL No Ator House
The dvc applied by skif ul artists.
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St,ch and Lock stitch sewing Machines sej Rroadway
New York, aud 10 fulton street brooklyn.
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HeimbOid's Extract Of ~arsDp5rtliA
clcsnscs and blool iasu thu of health
into the systcm and putgcs bamoTs thai ~e dis
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Generals Grnnf and shcrn,an Patrc

He the great BOO: and shoe emporium OF BROOKS, as
broadway, opposite the Metropolitan HOTEL st.ie OF
ladies, gentle'nens misses boys ana chidrrna BooiS
Shoes and eaters; boys and you.bs Waterproof Boot.
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hair TO ia original color It's falling tho
hcsd cean stands above whh any at.r hair
dressing Sold the drug and at my el -
Broadway. SARAH A. CHENALIJ.E, ". ID.
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Brazil.

The mails from Rio Janiero 10 the 10th OF January
had reached Lisbon, but the news was not received IN
season be sent out In the Europa.
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rc Pictures BY Langenhen for private and putr rrhlb
ton. select inosce just received by FR J. tAdbk.ch,
Maiden
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Not "a Few of the Worst Disorder. that
aHt mankind arise from corruption - tho bloo. jELN.
BOLDS EXTRACT OF SARsAfARiLLA is a Trta,ay u
t.ou irqas Ntlu
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The weekly statement Of the Bank OF France shows
decrease Of three and half millions OF francs in
cash.
The great trotng match in Paris between the Ameri-
horss Shepherd and the French horse Express
suited in victory for the American horse he winning
by hundred yards.
The Shipping Gazette announces that tho French SUI
peror Council Of Commerce have modified their
resolution admit foreign built vessels into the French
marine duty free by resolving that such vessels shall
pay two francs per ton.
NJ de Lesseps announces that daily service OF boats
has been established between the Mediterranean and
Red Sea
closing al 67E 15c.
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Suaiu.

The Madrid Epoca OF the I'd inst says:--"It would
appear from the official reports Of Admiral Pareja that
there In a probability Of the Peruvian difficulty bang
settled peacefully, but the frgate Numancla will
theless sail tomorrow, as the government wishes TO
maintain respectable force in tho Pacific"
The New York herald., 1865-02-17
The America N Question.

Professor Goidwin Smith, In tho London Daily Neics
scntroverts tho opnisns OF Manchester paper, and
urges that although . compromise with the slave oil
garchy Is impossible, It Is possible that at distant
time, negotiations may be hopefully commenced with
separate States which the olgarchy Of Richmond
losing its usurpcd power.
The Inder the rebel organ in London, rdicules Mr.
Blar's alleged peace negotiations but does not alto
gcther dscrcdt the peace 1t asserts that ths
North is unmistakaby tired Of the war; and that more
rational couusels beginning to prevail II claims that
the abandonment Of tho seacos by the South will be
actual advantage in military point Of view by incr
ing the strength Of its inland armies The Inder then
points out that friendship may BIO restored between the
North and the South and SO close alliance formed
to practically make q Union. Under such crcum-
stances with England or France both would be
necessity. The linden contends that the United States
government is paving tho way for such 1t says
that the Is reaching such q crisis that
England and France must decide to become the friends
Of Of the beligerens fight thom both and events
occurring which may preciptatc that dccison-at
least in the Of France In the meantime tho Inder
bids the friends OF the South to bo Of good cheer and
promises them shortly scries Of agreeable surprises
The Inder also gives rumor which is alleged TO bc
political circles of the intention the part OF
the British government to sever its connection with Ca
nada before the termination Of the American war, SO
that the finest province Of Great Britain may be seized
without forcing England into war.
These articles regarded nero bugbcars the
part Of the IdS TO frghten England and France into
recognition OF the Southern Confedcracy.
The London Times edtorially Hnds fault with the ega
opinion given by Mr. VIM NJ Evarts to tho right Of Eu
ropcan creditors debts In America speci
basis The Tines observes that Is true that Mr. Evart
arrives 1t the satisfactory conclusion that foreign trans
actions ought 70 bc settled according to the real and
nominal value Of the American currency, but the
cluson 10 expressed doubfuy, and is fenced
with many limitations that those whose interest Is
70 maintain an opposite opinion will do 50. Tho Tmes
concludes by referring 70 "Kents Commentaries q
show that there nothing In American legislation in
the precedent Of American decisions TO the
treme ambiguity Of the opinion Of Mr. Evarts Kent
clearly establishes the principle that foreign creditor
entitled to be paid according to tho rate Of exchange.
The prosecution against Rumble OF the officials at
shecrness for violating the Foreign Enlistment act by
aiding In equipping and manning the steamer Kappa
hammock for the rebels, resumed in the Court OF
Queens Bench the st and still progressing
the 4h inst. volumnous reports Of the evidence
being Published
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Stocks dull. Gold active; after call sold at 2o4j1.
1t close OF report at 204t1.
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MAJ SrRAKoscHs Last CoscEar-Nibo's Saloon was
crowded TO last night ii tho third a concert
Of Mr. strakosch's new artists, Mile Helene de Kaiow
and Mr. wehl. The audience was highly fashionable
u certainly was unmstskably critical The perform.
ance 81 Mic dc Katow called forth very marked feel
ing of pleasure and surprise We have nothing 10 add
~ the opinions already expressed OF her genius ~ an
artists and her command the difficult instrument
with which she intcrprets the thoue hts Of the most emf
neht compCers. Evcry piece during the evening.
whether Of the fair vioioncclist or If Mr wehl the
pianist was ecorsd The best evidence of success IN
any artist rs the fact that the they are known the
more popular they become This is especially true OF
these artists for we observed that the house was more
crowded last night and enthusiastic than on any
previous occasion. Miss Laura Harris, must add,
sang remarkably well, and received a very large mes
sure of applause and repeated To day MI
stakosch starts with his newly imported artists for
Philadelphia Washington and Baltimore, where no
doubt they viii mako sensation. On this day wc he
viii return and open another series of concerts IN th's
CITY,
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WynkOOp's Iceland PeetOral.

Diseases Of the throat, Ghestand pulmonary organs
are ever prevalent, insiiiOu- and dangerous. The
properties Of medicine 70 alleviate, and uproot
these complaints, must he eEpectount, anodYne and
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meiaai paience mastered this class of diseases
like Dr WyukOops Iceland Pectoml. II ia used With
the most Astonishing results IN all eases OF brOncht
Influenza, Whoopug cough, dpthera or putrid sore
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bility, sc.
The Rev j Potter certihes that, ~ have used Dr.
WynkO0ps Pectora for soyeral years, myself and in
my family, for severe pulmonary complaints Aud
have recommended 10 mgay othert, and have never
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Every family should have IL. II ~ remarkable Tor
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-03

CAIRO, March -McDougals band Of
rderrtllas robbed bawrsncevile, Ballard co ,
Kentucky, yesterday, Of 10000 worth Of
goods Hopkinsville keutUgky, was visited
the night before, and robbed Two Union
men we're shot.
The Gazette has tolsgraphio details OF the
capture Of a rebel yawl aud fourteen men at
Cbapmans landing, below Kingston, on the
Tennessee, by seven loyal Tennesseeans.
The yawl wns filled with torpedoes and in
formal machines aud combustibles, TO be used
10 the destruction Of government property
The party we're regularly uniformed and act
ing under the orders OF the Navy Department
The yawl was built at Richmond aud brought
to Bristol on the cars, placed in the Holston
river, thence with muilied oars 1t was taken
to the place Of It's capture.
Their instructions we're not to destroy or
disturb anything till they got below Kingston,
where they we're to destroy government trans
ports They hoped also TO destroy The ware
houses, rolling mills, etc, on the banks OF the
river at that place.
The whole enterprise was IN charge Of q
scientific officer Tho rebels we're chagrined
at being ontwitted by half their numbor Of cit
izcns, after having run the gauntlet Of the sol.
diers at Knoxville, King'ton and other points
on the route.
About fifty guerrillas dashed into the town
of Paol, on the Knoxville road yesterday,
and burned the depot and robbed the families
residing there.
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To expire on the 3lst day OF January 1866.
orplcE OF raR AuuiToR or STARE, IssuRAScE DIRT,
COLUMBUS, ONO, January u, 1855.
WHEREAS The NORTH AMERICAN FIRE IN
suRANCE COMPANY, located at Hartford, in the
State OF Connect cut, has hled in this Office sworn
statement ofts condition. as required by the first Sec
ton OF the $40 reg ilate Insurance Companies not
incorporated by the State Of Ohio" passed Aprll 8,
1866, and amend Il February 0, 1864 End, Whereas,
sald Company has furnished satisfactory evidence
that Is possessed NJ least hundred thousand
dollars OF actual capital invested IN stocks or bonds,
or in mortgages OF real estate, worth doulAe the
amount for which the IL mortgaged; and,
whereas, said Company has filed in this othce writ
ten instrument under IFS corporate seal, signed by
the President and Secretary thereof, authorizing any
agent agents of SAID Company in this state 10 nc.
knowledge service OF process for and IN behalf OF said
Company according to the terms oil said law.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the first section OF
the aforesaid act, j, JAMES II. GOODMAN, Auditor OF
State for OHIO, do hereby certify that said NORTH
AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
Hartford, Connecticut, is authorized to transact the
business Of Fire Insurance IN this State until the
thirty first day OF january in the year one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-sx
ISfAMP In witness whereof have hereunto sub
tSgALl scubed my name and cdused the seal Of my
office to be affixed Che day and year above
written. JAS Ii. GOODMAN, yiul
fel0 Auiitor of state
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NEWS.

Capture Or schooner Under Brtdsh
gotorss
WAsHIS0ros, March The Navy Depart
mont has received information OF tbe capture
Of The schooner Della, under English col0re,
near the bay Of Port Florid,, bY the steamer
Mahaska She has cargo Of pig lead, and
some cases Of tobacco
Acting Admiral Stribling Of the East Gnlf
Squadron, reports that the first Of February
an expedition left the United States bark at
midnight, 10 destroy the salt works on West
Bay The expedition returned on the tih,
having destroyed the works OF l3,Clj gallons
boiling power, besides seventy bushels ofsalt,
aud l2j bbls Of epson salts.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-03

VNOR sALE--iOO acres Of lsnd. sx miles south II
II Kenton Hariln county, Ohio, lying on both s.des
oT The Cincinnati and sandusky Railroad, near Hnd-
souyille station. ut- .lI. .n'l
The land lies rolling, and Is tmbered with ash, MA.
la walnut, cherry lynn hickory ke, has asthsee'gOOd
Greek twenty feet htad With rich creek bottoms.
Only improvements, a cabin Nth about hfleen acres
cleared The wood on the land II cot and hauled 10
the railroad, will pay for the land inyslu.tA
For terms and other pagtleulars, Apply 70 J.H.
Price, or W. V. MnrquisS Beleiontaine, o. lafidaWH