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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-06

GH~WE call attention to W. H. Ladd,s
advertisement Of valuable stock at public
sale. Mr.. Ladd is known as one of the
choicest stock breeders in the country
His stock is unriveled in pedigree, aud we
notice in his enumeration some of the best
bIOOded horses ever imported.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-06

EVowINe to trouble at the Fairmont
bridge, the trains on the Baltimore road
have been delayed. The mail sent out on
Friday night was returned on Saturday,
The mail train due on Saturday evening had
not arrived up to yesterday afternoon. We
understood thst the FaiEmont bridge had
been swept away.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-06

New YoRK, March 5-The Hersld's
Washington special says authentic informar
ton from Richmond has been received
here, that Sherman's advance has reached
Fayetteville, N. q. The despatch also says
that Porter's gunboats had reached that
point.
The Herald's New Orleans correspon.
dent has information from Mobile to the
9Th, at which time the rebels were receiv-
ing reinforcements and strengthening the
defences. Besuregard was there on the
4th, inspecting the works, aud made a
speech, expressing great confidence that
the place can be held. The force in Mobile
is said to be much larger than has been
generally supposed. Gen. Grange was at
Pensacola on the 18th, and inspected the
Union troops.
The Herald's Army of the Potomac cor
respondent says every fresh batch of rebel
deserteFs that come within our lines reit.
crate the statements made by previous ones,
that the rebels are preparing to evacuate
Richmond aud Petersburg.
The Times says a letter from Wiuches-
ter states that on the 25th ult., cavalry re-
Inducements aud pontoon trains arrived
there, and on the 2e;h Gen. Sheridan start.
ed with about IL, 900 cavalry, it is said, to
operate 10 the direction of Lyuchburg
Some say Sheridan and Sherman will meet
and act together in that direction. Gen
Hancock assumed command at Winchester
on the departure of Sheridan.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-06

B8-THE children are coughing in all
directions. Relieve them at once, as you
may by using DIR. Chapmdn's Hodrhound
Balsam. They take it readily. For sale
by T. Il. Logan & Co., and Logan, List &
Co., Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Wheel
ing.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-06

PHILADELPHIA, March 4.-Jay Cooke re-.
porte the sale of the 7-s0 loan o.dsy at
So 100 900, including a subscription of
$685.. 900 from New York, and 5000 indi-
vidusl subscriptions of $50 and $780,
The total subscriptions for the week we're
! $40, s77 $50.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-06

b0THE MARKEr.-owing to the heavy
rain Of Saturday morning the 2nd Ward
Market was not very well supplied. Meats
OF all kinds still command from twenty to
twenty Eve cents per pound.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-06

~Ir waa reported here that some
sOOundFel had cut one of the Pittsburgh
gpnbOats from its moorings and started it
adFifs. We did not learn whether it sus.
aimed any damage.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-06
CoLaATn,s HoNnY soAp

: This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such univor.
al demand, Is made from the choicest material,
IL mild and smOluont In its nature, IRA.
and extremely benenctaI
In itR action upon the skin. Tor sale by all Drag
s'Sts and Fancy aoOdl Dealers. mrlb "
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-06

~PosTPoNED.-The sale of the real
estate advertised by Thomas Clark, has
been postponed till Tuesday next, the 7th
inst, at 2 o'clock, P. N. ct
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-06

NEW YoRK, March 4.-The Posts special
states that the Hon. Simeon Draper was
unanimously confirmed collector of customs
for the port of New York this morning.
The Senate also confirmed Absalom Wake.
man as Surveyor.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-06

Saturday las. having been observed as
a holiday East, no business was done a,
the commercial exchanges and consequent
ly we have no market reports this morn
ing.l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-06

BBTo WHOM 1rMAY coxcERN.-samples
of artificial arms and legs may be seen at
the Barber Shop on MoEroe street.
st CHARLES BEHIER.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-06
House for Sale.

IA ter, bath room, stable carriage house wash
house, &C, within three minutes walk Of the Post
ONCE Possession given on the April. For
sale cheap aud terms easy. II Il sal. before April
LIST s il x1ll be rented. A.0.s..s TRIIak
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-06
Plso's Cure for CONSUMPTION,

This remedy has been for several years used In
pSsnSe ~ eminent PhysleiAns with such marked
81 I0t ~ ID now. BY urgent request, offered to
s sin ai'eases Not every one in the adyancei
SnSeS OF consumption can be cured, but many
te 1een1 ana many moro are now receiving benefit
from ITS use, and this long amer ali other EnoIG
have JAILED As an evidence of our SINGER
MEDICINE To GIVE SGiIPACTTON : a. I LIE,
wish to try it, buy bottle OF the agent II Il josS
you no good return the reminder and eet The MIC
raid. It ts evident that We could not MAKE
did wo not know the remedy to be potent
The forming stage of disease Il always most ans.
ptctous for treatment, and with the above ar
rangement It will cost you nothing to try this med
ietne You have no excuse for permitting an appRr.
emily harmless cough TO settle into CONSUMPTION,
fe27 No. Odd FelloW's Han. WheeIieS. ", Y.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-06
RiftY ThOusand Persons

nE ANNUALLY OF CONSUMPTION IN THB
II United states -ISee Census Report for 1861
mortality from this formidable disease be consid.
cred as public 6enefaotOri Such is he who discoy
cred and frat md - e'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-06
Oil LANDS.

N1I AUANIE9.
NERY DESIRABLE OIL LEAsEs FOR sALR
in newly developed and PROF ising diStrfot
Good facilities for shipping. Wood And coaI alum.
aanG Tor particulars address WM. r. RATCLIFP
AZ Ple1Saut Jefferson Co., Ohio, or, L K RAT
0LlFH, 4artetiA, Ohio. FelO-ImS
ROMINY.
TWENTY BBLs. WHITE FLINT HoMINY lust
LeeeiNed 0y R. ]. SMYTH,
tea Cor. Market and Quincy streets.
TINNRR's WIRE. -
I000 LBS. COppersd Wire, for Timers, assor
tOOO ted numbers, received by
no Pc HILDRETH 4 BRO.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-06
~ G y II Z WAR r ANT D-6A
IR DIRECTIONS ARE FOLLOWED.
SRMPTOMS-

w-Can for Circular describing all symptoms.-Ga
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-07
at,r,u or Fire I'm n Primary school-Con-
.ternation Among the sehoi"rs-Ns
One Injured.

At about 81 o'clock on "Wednesday morning an
alarm of fire was caused in the Primary Department Of
School No A. located in Allenst near Hester by the
sIIn,of. stoyepipe Considerable alarm was created
9. he scholars which quickly allayed by the
cooness and sefpossesson OF the teachers, who re-
U,oyed the little ones from the building
~ fire. snparntus was soon upon the spot but fortu
iv their services were not required other resnlt
attendlng the accident than filling the building full
OF smoke. -, ,,.
In the mean time the statement had been circulated
,brouchout the neghborhood that the school was ON
6r aud che parents of the children frantcaly rushed
20 Tho scene of the in order 10 ascertain
whether their loved had escaped. The Tenth IRE
cuct Police under Capt. Davis at length succeeded IN
restoring something like order.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-07

tiations comparatively easy. Tho report shows to
every speculator that from this time there will DO
no spasmodic relief from money pressure through
repeated issues of Government currency, and that
prices must conform to q steadily decreasing vol
ume of currency, which the Goyernmenthas power
70 bring about. 1t is not to be disputed that the
trading and specializing part of the community are
loaded with property bought at prices based upon
an irredeemable paper currency, which must be
realized upon with q currency steadily tending
toward gold.
Tomorrow Thursday win be q close holiday in
Wall-st.
The Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Road
has made contract for Is new engines to cost
say 500 600. The Company has. during the year.
made large expenditures for construction, and has
sold stock it is stated, the extent of 81 100000
The shipments of Pittston Coal to December =
were:
1863 53i 9O5l6 .735 5000 Dec. 200 35i 20
The estimated earnings of the Cleveland and
Toledo Railroad for eight days, ending Nov. 80
were:
500 253 ls6J..-..sC9 i6 Inc. IS 800
Total month this year .23l 800; Total month last
yesI Sioi.5gi Increase, $4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-07
Wreck Of the Briiish ship Aicyone.

Capt. Chichester of the steamer Washington,
from Wilmington n. c.. reports that on his outward
passage. on Monday Nov ~. he discovered large
shio ashore 3J miles north Of Hateras She proved to
be The Alcyone of ST. Johns N. b., - days from Liver
pool for Baltimore. Capt. Chichester laid BY her =
hours and tried every means 10 get her OF, when
her and he and his crew took passage for Wilmington
on the Washington. On returning passed the wreck
Dec A; discovered that the ship had capsned ana way
wing on her beam ends, with masts broken on ana
wreekers at work stripping copper from her bottom
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-07
DEPARTMENT oP TnE INTERIOR. }
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
WAsHISGroS. Nov. 49, 1863.
an THE PETITION of Holm Mc(OIII NJ


" 81 NrwYork " " praying for The eKt.rsion Of patent
granted linn 23i day II March. 1852 for improve
expiration OF said patent which takes pace the23d day Of
March. 1866
IT Is ORDERED that tho ss1 petition b. heard a. the
Patent Cice MONDAY. The 9th day o. MARCH H-Xf. ~
" o'clock and all persons notified appear and show
cause, any they have, why said petition ought not to he
Sraued
P,rons opposing tie extension are rcqnref 10 file m the
rarnt Office their Objections, specially sst Drh IN viiins
AZ en.i ,wsafy days beor. the dgy Of hearing; all testimony
fed By either patty used n the said hearing n, be-
taken end transmitted IN accordance with the rules o tue
Office. which will BE- fITu he'd on application.
Dispositions rrd other Paper. relied upon - testimony
b. tiled h. the oihce twenty days before the day 81 near
ing the ssunent II any with dsys after filing the es-
timcuy.
Ordered rlso that this notice be published In The chron
Gle sud The lnteilscuseI Warrington. ID. g.. and Ine
Tribune Ncvi orL s. w. week for three successive
WEEKS tlr fret OF sad publications " be at LEAST sixty days
previous 20 the DAY Of bearing
T. &. THEAKER. coiamissioner OF Patents
r. s-Eliors Of tbs above lapers VII Please copy, aad
,end their bills % the Patent Oacr with pspef containing
tbs notice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-07

RALPH WALDO EMERSON, ESQ. "a announced 10
rive coure three lectures upon American LIE 10 the
6rooklyu Atheneu before The fraternity association OF
and enerpri.g Young men Of that city The lee
ure. will be given the evenings OF hc 18Th 10th and ish
ot Oeceuber-subjects: "Social Aims" Resources"
Books and Culture" Mr. Emerson will call forth large
audiences. Representing the best intelligence and culture Of the
civ He hs noby earned he dist ncon al home and abroad.
IL man. ia all tha, pertains TO heightened ut
srature social culture and true nationality.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-07
TEW YORK MILITARY AGENCIES

Established by Gov Fenon pur.uan, m act Of lie is
lsturr, providing further relief i sick wounded and die
charged soldiers Of New oTs Claims FOR municipal S.l'e
aud a. bounty pensions and pay stoudrd TO
graiu,ousy. Superintendent, Col d. O. MORGAN. Ahiny.
\. Y. Agfnts-co' f. r. Got 'RcH, No. ;53 st., Wash
inrton d. C. Col JOHN MANI. Nos 30 and 81 Howard
Nel ork city; Major ASs5S o. CHESTER No. 23l Main
Bufilo. n. y; MAJOR H. s. EICHARDsOS No. 20 Fayrte
ST. Baltimore Md the Rev. JANIS DEbO Nc. l02l Chest
nut ST., Phladelptis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-07
Chunks Iuins.


~ The Twenficth-sf. lnivcrsniis' 'hnrrh' VEG,
MORNING ~ n O'Clock. The Row T. e.. hEDpkS breaches
subject. God maze lie wrath Of msnto prnse HIM. MI are
invited
4 Union Meeiing al the second Advent Com
cfaputfois viii be- held on TflANk~HiNt sF DAY,
~ A,-s.nt Chu-rA No lG2 Welt'iwrnty ourtist & ?
o. m. Eider r. II. BERBASkS breaches n'1t "Wednesday
evening 18Th inst
B.eecker-st. Cniver.nii-i Church, corner = Down
usft the Rev DAY L. LEI, Plstof--IhAnAs 5FinS S"fV
ico TO-DAY ~ L.. an.
Erasd,yny Tabernacle Church, -finnksgisns ser.
y'rr on tiDAN ~ ~ o'clock o. ~. DI. THOMPSON
Wit pre- The fel and Dulles % the Transition peod
Nrnorisl service fos our fallen Soldiers viii be held
Tabernacle Oh SABBATH EVENING, Dee. H. ut O'Clock.
a Commemorative Discourse VII Do preached BY III.
houip-ou appropriate Ma ai services from beethoven,
Mrd .soin fcnmiu; Handel and otlefs wi! be rendered
by select cnoig.
Calvary baptist Chnrch.-seryce, viii be held in
the s,sry Bapt, tLruh We, Iweuty.third st., between
nb sud Sirth.Ayes, THANKSGIVING DAY December Z.
Preaching by the Paiior, tie Rev. H. j. W. BuchLAND at
II a. ~.
Church OF the Purifsns.A dis,oug-c vii be preached
by the Rev. Dr. ciiEENEK. on THURSDAY MORNING
al II O'Clock. the Church Of ia. Puran Union square,
Tho Thanksgiving Present Of tho nation unto God"
Tiiii,-ayc. Rnpiisi Church, corner Of tosty.i.th.
s'-1hc Rev. THOMAS ARMiTAGE. u. d., will deliver a
giving Discourse Il u O'Clock Subject" The
Consultation u he United states"
I.ee-avc. Reformed Dutch Church, Brooklyn. -
Thank giynl sermon ~ the Pastor. the Row ~ A. NI-
LEI5. Do, 1his MQRNlNds ~ II o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-07

Since January l.. l6O. 500 oC2.5O2 IA 156l&37s'
Tas business Of the Sub-Treesury was: Receipts
1851 ,o23 5s-for Customs, $2oO,O0O; Payments,
Ie6G7 so 1O-on account OF Loan, $254,OO0; Bal
I'nce 81, Az, 900 %. Gold Certificates, $4,000.
FTelghts arc more active. The engagements to
iaverDoo are: 10000 bush. Wheata q nd; 1909
iales Cotton At j-lGd. Per steamer, 1900 bush.
Wheat a. I'd; 1000 bush. Corn at 6sd., and Z 900
ash. Peas at I'D. TO London, 800 bbls. Flour at
n. Abrig TO Cork for orders, with privilege Of
'est east of Ireland, at Gs 3D..
The treasury report is much commended and IS
1te Q, conservative IS was expected in any quar-
r. Its generally noticed that The Secretary does
~ in ay form entertain tho idea Of more cnr-
sney, bs steadily presses his theory Of contraction.
His repos is calculated to gite renewed confidence
5l0ogoranent securities eAd " make future neso-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-07
CHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw-YORK.......".. ....DEc
Cleared.

Steamship Albemars Bourne Norfolk City aud PoH heh
mond, Livingston, Fox 90. -, N = II a fran,
Steamship Triton Darling Georgetown D. T. H. D. 'ion'
Steamship Kangaroo (Br), Manning Liverpool John O.
s,eam,hip Romp Mss,hal st. Stephens n j.. j. Frye
leo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-07
Nleusorandu.

Brig Yazoo Cunningham Galveston % days bound to LIZ
eroo ha7ng encountered very heavy weather. sprung
leak los, and split sails. and obliged to put 1t into po
In disttges
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-07
90 nJbom Il man Concern.

ALL persons having claims against the
n ESTATE Of ANTONIA SYLVIA, deceased late seaman
bosrdhe Uuted Sstes steamer Fear Not arc eqU.ed 20
present the with vouchers before the s day OF Janu'
cry, 1856 II. b. BROWN, Administrator, ll9 Assssust
I OST CERTIFICATES Notice is hereby
given that application has been nude to the Auditor
General of Penn yania for the issue o. cstes OF the
following described Certificates Of the Five PEI Cent Loans OF
the Commonwealth, issued BY Bank Of Pennsylvania act.
ing Transfer Agent Of the Commonwealth IN the names Of
CHARLES BARCLAY Of Bury Tin, DoAins, sure
H. England, esquire aud JOHN kEKBCk Of Gildeston tr
Norfolk, In England, esquire with benefit OF survyoIsh
which Certificates have been Lost viz:
No 597l, dated Nov 6, 1852, Act Of April 81 1929, for
5000
No s272. dated Nov. g. 1852 Act of April a. 1929, for
$500.
No PAIL da'ed Nov g. 1882 Act Of Feb &C. 1863 for 900
No 2ii2 dated Nov.G ls59 Act Of Feb l6 1865 for S5D
No 9i,5, ds.ed Apnl q, 1883, At OF June H. $780, FOR
SIS, IS.
NO a3 dated Nov 1882 Act Of April ls Ie. FOR So Geo.
AIMING PROPERTIES EXAMINED by
WI Prof HITCHCOCK, late OF Amherst, No. 81 Park
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-07
Arrived.

Steamship Eagle Lawrence Havana Dec. g. Spoford Tao
steamship Bremen teyer. Bremen ard Southampton, raAss
and 702 pas, 70 orlrichs Co, u,,--,.
Steamer Washington, Chichester Wilmington, udse so
pass. to c. II. Ptrson.
Ship Columbia, Thompson Liverpool % days. with md'~
and pass 10 Chas II. Marshall h Co.
Ship Cuuvato Russell Liverpool Nov. 4, with mdss saA
pass. to Williams 4 Guion.
ship Hbprma, Jansen Liverpool 30 days with mdse ss
Ship Guiding star tcf Bo:tOn Small, Shields via Queens
Bark n H. Crs,on (of New'Hayen. Paruslso' sugar -
Bark Washington Butcher, Nickerson Apsiachicoh ioA
nit, with cotton to Brockway & Baker.
Bark ossmond, WslIuce, Galveston, cotton to Peck
Barb Investigator tof searsport). Carver New Castle -
days with coal and chemicas to We Carver Has had
49, lon l5 British ship Perseverance standing T., viii
Bark Nnevch tof Thomaston, Mel sackpoe, Mobile n
Bars Bnston, Banett, New oesn, 18th ul, with co,os
to Peck Church.
Big Samuel g. Adams tof PHILADELPHIA, Barrett, Gsvss
Ton II Jays with cotton to master; ..u
Brig William Nichols, Ames Baltimore day', with coal 10
Bril- Harriet Amelia, Cox Maitland, N. s. 10 days, VIII
ps,,er to J. " wh,ney p.-., ph,oo "a a,v, Win
big Eleanor (Br. Pumnrer. Rio Janero 40 days. With
Schr Arctic - Georgetown, D. c., With coal for Poe
Zones 80
schr. Constellation, -, GeOrgetOwn D. G., with essG
schT Ro.aio tof Nassau Hall, Een,hera 10 days. win
fruit 10 james Dongass. -
Schr Melrose (of Nassau Rhodenwa InagusA days Win
logwood TO sonel 4 Barlow.
schr Jonas Smith, sedsey Baltimore days. With ooaA
master. -
Sehr. Ocean Belle. Emery. Wilmington, n. C., IL dsys
with naval stores TO Hoyoke Murray.
Sch c. f. Elmer Haley. w.ilayen for Philadelphia.
Schr. Hero, Small. "a en-
Schr. Martha P. King Brewster Seybrook ballast.
schr. West Wind, Harrington, Portland Me, days. vnA
boards to order.
Sohr Treasure Palmer, Fall River
schr Cyde Baker. Philadelphia for New Haven.
Schr Fred Warren Robinson, Bucksport Is days. w1SA
lumber TO C. L. J. Peters.
schr. Alexander. Kelly LapreauI
Sehr r. V. Edwards. Lmpkin, Providence
schr. Minnie Kinnie Marshall Providence.
schr Orion Alvey Fail River, shafts and nails 30 Novelty
Iron Works.
schr Emily, wauen Elizabethpo-t foI Stamford
schr. Azelds Mclndue. Portland Me-, boxes
schr. Laura Mcndue Bortland. Me-, boxes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-07
--~s----
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAxBERs-DEc. s.-Beios Justice
LEONARD.
DECISIONS.
Mary f.. Ellingham agt. Calvin Witty.-Com-
mission granted ,e stay Is denied 80 costs OF nosos
unoi G. sa,Dh at Phnsls T. Caryer-Memorsnis ia
counsel
APeyton Jaudon aZ. Henry T. Moore.-Case settled
SUPERIOR col RT-SPEcfN TERs-Dgc. 6.-Beiorc Jus
tice BARBOUR
DECISIONS.
William 4. Hail agt. Jas. G. Jewett.-Motion
granted and judgment vsca,ed.
Geo. Dexter sg.. Benz ". Ninsns. Garrett p Bergen AFT
ncen Duhesset. same agt Same. Jas Csuhed sgt. Cha
H. Denmaa Motions granted.
Ineo r. b. DE Groo agt The Mon,suk Fire Insurance Co
Motion for extra allowance Of per cent granted
Before Ju,tce MoNEIL
Eliza McKeon agt. William :. See.--Case and
amendments settled The 9Th, 18th, 2l,, 10th, 3is 8 and
3gth amendments da allowed All others allowed Psp,n IN
4 ark ofie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-07
90 Farmers Gno Oihers.

A GRICULTURAL Dlain Tile, Glazed Stone
~ ware, wer Iips, FLOODING oven aud 0r,cn-iiouae
Tiles, Fire Bca Chimney Iopa Vases. lc, 80 Depot o.
Long Island Pottery, No 2Ji Pad - = T. Edw II. ~,uian
.EUANO.--900 IUNS No. / Peruvian, now
~ daily e,pcced 10 arrive y, his port. For sale by
THOMAS RlbSEf Co.. No. III Prarls'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-07
OPEN BOARD OF BRoKERs-3i PM.
"WEDNESDAY, Dec. 6--P. ".

| Gold has sold as low as l474 and closes Az.
Some time sales were made as low as AZ, seller 30.
| Government securities are steady with moderate
sales. In Railway mortgages and State bonds lit
ISe done. Railway shares were generally higher in
she morning but after the Board were freely offered
Ist lower prices. At the Second Board 5-2Os, old
Issue sold aO2i 1929 under purchases for foreign
account Erie, under reports OF salet at 81 in Lon
Idon, sold as high as 933 and closed at 92i. The
Itales in London we're for export 10 Ncw-York 70
deliver on short sales. The market remains wholly
In she control Of professional operators and at the
Itose the following quotations were made: New
York Central 97t9973i Enc, 92i as; Hudson
River, 100000, Reading, lGi9ll7i Michigan
southern 75ia75i; Illinois Central Scrip 1880
|l35 Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 9'i99i5i Rock
llsand, l07 alO7I; Northwestern, 30 e3Ci; do.
Preferred, ca as; Fort Wayne, lO5aiO6i Ohio
End Mississippi Certificates, 2s4 1885, Canton al
las; Cumberland Coal, 45ai5; Marposa, l4s a
P5; Quicksilver, 4s94sl.
Money on call is q cent, and quoted in some
quarters more active Loans are made IN rare cases
h. 6 T. cent In commercial paper no change; best
lsels at : N Q and second-rate at lOalJ z cent.
F1s ,apee is firm az l09l for leading names at 80
Ss' IN London.
ndon financial adviees by the Hibernian, at
Po land, are to the oath Of November. The Bank
Iof England has reduced its rate Of interest to Y
tcent. and the bullion in the Bank had increased
lC778,OOO. Cotton was Id. lower Oh American.
lFiye-Twenties were quoted at ca; Illinois Cen
Era So al 3l; Erie, 57aJ7l.
| TAe following shows the exports exclusive Of
bpecieD from New-York 10 foreign ports for the
eek ending December 4, and since the beginning
nj the year. o.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-07

Steamship Moro Catie, Adams Havana spcabtd. T'ss~s
& Co. .,.,, q.
Steamship Wilmington Spencer, Galveston William"
Guion.
Steamship Mooeks Marshnsn Charleston, Livingston Hos
& Co. ma,
steamship W. r. Clyde, Robbins Wilmington C. H. Pfsr'
Ship T. j. Southland, Maxwell. Genoa.
Ship Messenger, Small San Francisco, w. T. Coem'e
Co.
Bark Rambler, Packard, New-Oresns, n. H. Dfummond
Co.
Bark J. L. Thurman tBrem.). Nordenbol, Bremen, On
res & Meyers.
Brig Ma klsnd (Br) H,rdine Genoa, Baetzer Deyerts
Brig Panguin (8r.), Bonyrrs, Bermuda, Mdd.sbn C1.
Brig Pavilion Orb Hitz, st. John, n. T. d. X DeWoaA
Co.
Brig Cuban (Brl Jenkins, St. John, N. B., W. H. Mss-
dock * Co.
Brig > +. Kennedy, Hof.es New.OrIean., n. IL Bds
ham. 49,
3rr Pres.issino James Malta and Messins H. SchmelA
Brig Z. Le~ry. Lewry Apelaehicola. II. Post.
schr Ellen Louisa Reeve, New Haven Hotchkss Il Stna
nsrd.
schr " Doane. Megahlin Boston. g. w. Lewis Co.
Schr. Parallel. Banker. Maehias. J. Frye Co.
Schr. San Juan, Broker Richmond. Van Brlnt Saxhe
Scnr. s. T. Baker. Brewster, Beaufort Fowle 4 Go.
sehr. }. Burnley, Shaw, Newbem Murray Nephew.
Schr Wild Flower, McCulloch, St. Thomas, Pennisto .
Co
Schr Gush Banker Ees Kingston. Dsrenson Sheannf.
Schr. Rob- b. smith, Nckerson, New Bedford Ferguson
Moore.
Schr. America Reynolds, Providence, G. N. stranshsn