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The New York herald., 1865-05-03


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oouraua,s Italian Medicated Soap
ssrss pimpes rechlss erupc.. tan and all oismisssA
Hslmbold's Extract Buchu.
Those who use II ssve both time and money.
Highest Premiu., Lock stitch sewip9f
Machine and RaEsLks WEE h1f %fLsoS ss
J.neway & CO., Manufacturers OF r~ I.
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nxTxB ss i}IHg NggrRSc4 PSSsh' 'sssYksaFsEEt1 Il s,P
| silver watches, .n.t .,,.
of ali dcscrptions from twcnV undred oosr eee1
Tor saie bs tEO C. ALIEN 4io o' l~ay, one door beiov
Canal street, formerly II wal ,."uDj
The Injurious Efrsst,' OF hicoNo,ie
;%srsL ~ i'sR Tsa'' BY '''
| the BriGsl Ch" aber-An Esssy OF
warning .nd fpsircon ~ Young Men. pubii he'd ~ he
Howard As-oso1, "a" ~ free OF charse Ia sesiea en-
| sriopcs Address pr - sxlhn Hopgi on, Howard Ass-
station, Fhiadeiph's. -
| United states Coupons Pprchnsed sn'
| ume 40 gold BY f.p JANIS 4 co. is wsi ssresa
The New York herald., 1865-05-03

Janeway Il Co., Man nufecturers OF ~ /.
per UanrngA No. 81 Dey street
The New York herald., 1865-05-03

Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints an4
Of the feeI cured by 100 Brse1
The New York herald., 1865-05-03

Cedar Camphor for Moshs-Asliabls anA
'''s''A" A'''' 1'Dss HARRIS CHs.pMAN, Bosssa
The New York herald., 1865-05-03

Ear Rings and Pfns-New Nssyles,
three ave- eight Thousand dollars -
For sale BY O. q. ZLLEN As Broadway eas door bsAsa
Canal stro0t.
The New York herald., 1865-05-03

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preservativs
and wig Depot wholesale and retai No. Astor HousA
The dye applied BY skilful artists
The New York herald., 1865-05-03

rbc BriGsl CheS aber-An Fss.y OF
xvarnrg and fusUction ~ Young Meu vubi he'd hy thc
As-ocsuon sni y Of charge in seal-d en-
hvwM" AI4ress pr J. ss1ha rfo.oit.u Howard
s,I.Jlr' pblndeiphts, ~
The New York herald., 1865-05-03

Best-Miller's Hair Dyes-Cheapest IN
price; quality Try It, Sold By drusytsts Depss -
The New York herald., 1865-05-03

A.-Lottery- Prizes, CsshsS. CireulssS
J;RrCLAYroM. 10 Wan street n. Z
The New York herald., 1865-05-03
DRAWING or PIE

SHELLEY COLLEGE LOTTERY or KHNTUCKY.
Glass 2OA
, 1865-02-26

Wlnslow Aver, because accidentally &C.
qualuted with facts Indicating that the great
crime threatened BY the 1i,ats was assuming
tangible fo11n-a1me, trnstors, plans were
being brought together to accomplish 1t.
Thckc facts 1t would hare been criminal and
t1casorab1e in Dr.. Aver not to have commu-
nlcated to the proper authonties. Dr.. Ayer
not being traitor, communicated them To
Gen. Sweet. or course the editor Of the
Times regards this as ranking DR.. Aver among
its personal enemies. They style him
"spy" rs having acted in IN infamous char
acter. True and loyal men. sec everything
that is prniscworthy In tie act. Tho indis-
nation Of tho ITaas would lead ono 10 sus.
pcct 1t a party to tho treason. Dr.. Aver has
aided in saving tile City Of Chicago from the
torch and her people from the sword. There
fore the Times holds him as personal foe
opens on him lis malignity and spirits from
beneath its fo1ked tongue the fatal venom.
The 1in,ts has repeatedly acknowledged that
II great conspiracy WAS on foot, but 1t ratls at
the agents through whom it was thwartcd.
It is honorable 10 DR.. Aver to be thus as
sailed. Such an assault enro1ls him among
the patriotic men Of this age, and proves TINT
he has rendered to the country and Chicago
some great service. Next In honor to the
praise ofaugcls, are the maledlctions Of the
damned. Next in honor to the applause of
patriots is the condemnation of the Chicago
conGpiratorB and of their ergnn. y
, 1865-02-26
The Great Trndo Sale Mt Boston.


large, and over million dollars worth of goods
chaugcd hands. According to tho Boston Post
Chicago ,vus represented by Messrs. Davis, Saw.
yer j. Co.. Mcssrs. Field, Palmer s Letter,
Mcasrs. ". D. Fowlo s. Co., and Messrs. VIM. C..
White. W. 8. How, F. j. 8. Wotmo-e, L. 3. Bon
nerr n. r. Harbach, 8. D. Raymond, j. C. Savngc.
D. J. Gose, chss. D. Gomerson, N. g. Wilcox, 8.
ii. Whtpplc and ]. Thompson. Below we give a
list Of the prices paid for Domestic Goods:
Bnows corToSs-Go!deu Ridge :6,; Quaker
PIC; Appleton Sale; Peppercll Sac; Concord
Is inch loc; Magenta 81 62tc; G-s s1.o7ac: Eng
lislA &c; Atlantic hcayy &c inch A0acD istc; so
inch a$ic; do Medium 81 Inch 4oc: do Light 80
inch 31ac; e3 lneh 27c; do Fine 38 Inch 2Si139c !:
Pacific L 27c.
4 BLxAcuED CoTToss- 3ifc; Winona
~ 29c; Harris ~ Sic; Lancdon ~ sic; namp-
den &c; Manyille Xx ~ a9c; do r e:}; Annawan.
secntt III 29c; Harrison XIX ii s7c; do A IL s5ic'
Bay Mills Al 3sic; Bay State III sc.
UEN1As-Mtltord sic; Portsmouth a31c
GrscnANs-stnr Mills as2Kc; Glasgow asc.
Co1ToSADEs-nampdcn ae Inch 55ic.
Observation-Disclosures Ia air
, 1865-02-26

The rebel organ Of this city smarts under
The exposure by detectives Of the designs of
Its co'fr1Tss, the Sons Of Liberty. But for the
timely efforts Of some Of our patriotic citi.
zcns and vigilnnt officers these persons would
have carried out the dark threats Of which
The Chicago Times was 80 blusterinely full
subsequent to the nomination Of Mcclellan
and plior to The election. Tint sheet in
nearly every issue threatened The homes: peo-
lie Of Chicago with such dlretul warnings as
these. ~ free election or q free f3cht,'' s+tlc
time iof argument is passed, it is now time
10. the Democracy 4. Z. Sons Of Liberty, 10
afase and assert their streugth,n DC. n.,lv
were NC threatened In fustiye tones ana --..;'
sul'cn malfgnity that We were On the ~. ""a ~
rebellion in some dimly forshaaowea can,,s y.
gcncy. These threata stimulated ,no,,s.sr
Some Of the editors Of the Times, NJ. Jo,a !
Rock included, were found to be members ~
secret trailorous organization. mi
mated by. general purpose to b,fnr
about a Northern rebellion. TLe
rebel organ spoke rs ore having authority
It threatened in the tone Of Ca: aline certain
Of our citizens, including among others Dr.
, 1865-02-26

When the news Of Buffers defeat at
Fort Fisher reached England, 1t was very
scientifically proved that no bombardment Of
feet could seriously damage IN earthwork
veil built and well armed. The capture OF
the fort. BY showing the actual work done by
Porter's second bombardmcnt, has dissipatcd
another o. the fal1acfes Of European theories
Of war, and taught us and them new lesson
Of the prodfgious power and accuracy of our
new artillery. All the. guns but one on the
sea face Of Fort Fisher, it is now ascertafned.
were either disabled or dlsmountcd by The
heavy aud accurate fire of the fleet.
, 1865-02-26
GCHENK'S PUIMONTC SY.

~ RUP SEA WEED TONIC AND MANDRAKE
FlLl9--!hese deseryedly auu celebrated anu pep.
n!af Medtetaes have Affected sr7oluaon in tia
hGaaE arr md proved the ia!lacy OF se!cra mEtns,
g * m menie9s science Thg ta.s .nppesls!on thst
from attempting to nnd1emedies 70. thst tse Ee aa
phtltntA afflicted with 1t recpnced themselves "a
doou which they supposed 10 be uaaye idaoe. X il
1ow proved, hcwtver. that so!:uNpr1cH cAy m
ts21e of them appstently despesste on-. b7
SchencEe Funonlc Syrup Aione; AID, IN other ca:e.
bJ the tap medicine. IN connection with shencfx
sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills, one or both, so
cofd'nE to the Of the case Dr. chenck
himkelf. Who has enjoyed u1inte1ruptea goodtsalt
Tor than thirty years. Was supposed, at ta
Rronooneed big case hopeless, ma abandoned Liz .
his 2~te. He VIM cured BY the aforesaid 8vrup and
since bis recovery, many thousands Similarly sfEct.E
hsvc med Dr. seheneks medicines With the same r.
Et1ka1le success These e1ceEeu: medicines are tpy
tele IN this citF. by all druggists Full directions fcx
the use Of them accompany each bottle
hTEle156 1ra'fj
, 1865-02-26
rHE SECOND NATIONAL 1ANK OF ou1-

- F!1eal agent. and Astnt Of Jay Coofe for se-
EntsR rsost riptions 70 thn popular $50 Tren1ry
St.ts .rd d9ess notes are tree from taxation both
TiIScs Mnnie1pal. ate the tuly Government SocU-
nr,c nSN op.n to = :eeEicron. and at Tic p,ssenr
t.te az 80 ana eth q >. bun.s pay the highest
IT. 81 = KnlE win accraea ia, re.t te
tlItons azofttd aceoIa,nr III =. iof d sa
9. g., - Mt Liberal arrinEsmcuia vii +.
ryxH.s. c,,,,.z j. a. EIL13. President.
, 1865-02-26

,Acc,pENr-NARnow EscArs.As : A.! ono Of The
down ihc esstern ,ppro1ch to Randolph street
br1dSe, runway hoIse attaehed to j grocery
eame rushing dewn Ma1kes strses .ee5, at -
chtckcd. the tcrrifed animal Came In contact With
H. crushing in tho platform railing. the s,de Of The
aaa dong ss,:i FsneFs 1T IN s.sa CT ans
many la1Gow cscspes, but NJ sp1uzles,
, 1865-02-26

The conamissasy Of Subsistence at this post has
awarded to ]. Y. Sanger ard Thos. Nollhnn tho
contact to provide tho camps aud hospita1s in this
State With fresh beef for thoncxt three months at
the sate Of $0.1i3 3 100 ms.
, 1865-02-26
COMmERLlAL.

SATURDAY EvEEtso, Feb. *.
Tho following summary shows tho moycm.,+
In Flour, Grain, Provisions, 1.-Two Stock. etc,.
during the past twenty four hours:~
EEcE1rIs AND SHIPMENTS FOB TIE FAST H uo1ns.
, 1865-02-26

Bsnk; Georges wopld bring, II they wore here,
s1o.CC@ 1925. Mackcrel 1cmain very firm, though
the business is moderate; 2,C00 hrla Hallax No. :
sold at $16.co-now held at Sl6-6 6-600180o. Picked
Bpd smoked herring ate In good demand, and arr
, 1865-02-26

IE3U1a tHa Is II 5u1FF1uE l45ts @s9'J
We baye agnin to note the prevalence Of the same
general inactivity which ohtatned at the date OF
cur previous revcw, and pricec Of wheat have ex-
peIieuced rednttfcr of3@bc per hushcl, In sym
expert demand, and the inquiry IS confined to the
teea' uade; the sales are moderate. amounting In
ne aggregate to % toQ bushels, {many on Satur-
Ga{) closing nominal at our quotations. Rye Is
dIoli. a1d ne hear OF no Transactions O,ts have
neSn IN active demand, and with 1arge daily sates,
EEla'hi& 70 the Government. prices have advarccd
S3e9cs ~ me salea yesterday having been at $l.05A
~ a.. ,or Jetsey, and S11x@t.13 for western Bar
~ icy .emains tcactve and in the ahsence Of safes
n, 9notauonf may be regarded rs entirely nom
,n1a stls qulet-oe0 bushels sold at S. is Corn
IT, on! and prices arc nuninal,y 1c lower:
lar Wesi, are n bushels, mainly at $!.s7@t IS
vrste.Sea Sta. eus :, fnslndIng some 10 Government
aneed ho'deks arc tenacious Of fn prices nnnt,-
uons are merely nominal. Beans nrn All ana
n0m1Qal at ONE nuntatfnna oNo 0u44 aA0
, 1865-02-26

1s9.
Silver wns dull at 1s5@1sa with light transac-
tions at that Earge.
Cook county scrip vas in active demand, with
eAles at8i@643. The GALES Terc moderately large
and the market closed 1rm. Ftre-T9enty Bonds
were firm al ITO buying aud Ill selling. In New
York sales we're at 111a at the close. Teu.Forttes
were firm at 102 buying and 1G24 selling
Ih6 local Investment in tho SaYen-Thirsy
Loans continues On liberal scale.
The subscriptions h the Second National
Bank Of this city during the wcek ending to-day
amount to $771,000, making the total subscriptions
eincc tho first instant at this bank alone foot up
g, ,2co. This has no doubt contributed much
towards the present s6ingency In the money MIR.
ket here.
The groes amount Of clearines at tho Clearing
Housc (Nosthwestcrn National Bank) for the week
ending Today Is S. against $5536 4591i
thcweek previous. The experiment ia considered
success, and before long it will become perma-
pent Institution.
The capital stock Of the Fifth National Bank Of
his city has been increased 10 $500,0G0.
The capital stock Of the Manufacturers' Bank,
sea5 has all been paid up, and We learn that an
Increase Of at least s75 is soou to be made to
it by the original stockholders and friends Of
the institution.
A correspondent inquiries why wo Go not pub
1sh the statements Of the earnings Of the various
railroads which center hero until after they have
appeared in the New York papers. Onr only an
ever to this query fe that few, II my of tho rail-
road companies send ns returns Of their earu1pge,
and wc arc consequently Obliged to copy thcm
from the Eastern papers. It has always appeared
to us that the only object the companies had in
publishing ihs!r statements in the manner they
do, was to affect The price Of their stocks on Wall
street. Probably, when lib raflroad companies
return to their eenses, and devote moro timo to
the proper equipment and operation or t1c,r roads
onu lees 10 oaling stoeKs IN New York, thd5
"1ll seno US 1eeu'a11y Statements OF their curn.
n' Far ontha =, tue People Of tho
cnlnrns ~ the 1sa5,rz N.s f@ss ~ aaau.a
voiamne ,oo y. 'no ieaoaas Ne" 1ora papers have
t1cn With railroads, which is tfcEcniur TO evcrr
intel1tgcut rcaflcr.
Thc arh3oct ~ nav,r., m ,,,o ,,.+,,n., ,.,,.,.
nnI numerous schemes have been pre.cntca'
some Of which have been already published in
from the financial column of the N. <. Herald:
ana To- The eenss Of ss ~ Ill ,s H. s ascGFo n.
wheut eeoles into saae ts pro re.
fhat fe1 nf in nrr ccnt NV ~ W VII ~
xrnu;a 1l.if s1fciort - 49, NV n LILLY ~ p.ppeEtY
tional debt. Wa viii ronrhly atatn tho nnsv,n ~
p'18RgfogTTh 1RgrtfuThat TIM whole ~ tba rord.a a,,
be nstd of at mr. "- AA0 A""u'e uous sna'A
1 9rasr y % ths general
lilo private properly and cunltaI Of lie tynitci M
States. ~ NV oA''s"
IAkrd-TAat slulilar tax sball be }artcd on MI
incomes, thaso under six hundred dollars psr an.
mum excepted.
FburtA.-That In making the assessment prop-
erty te the valre Of two hnntFel and fifty dollaFs
each person assessed, md that ibis aaaoant ehaii
, 1865-02-26
Chicago: Uribnt1e>
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 20 1855.


pfdity never before witnessed in the a{stnrv
Of the country.
The rcason for this increase nf can,.o, ,1nr.t
be p1ain to every one who has gtudicd thc ~,
tent and the vast agricultural resonrccs or ~.
SJ,es;eeinn, va,,av and ,xho rno,rs nov, ~.
;a,rit ,e fI,,no ~ nth -, ,,arst-,o,,s ,..sp
-,-;s,-,, ,,o,,,,i,t1e., trao{.,o. ,,,. s,ss. -,
is,..s y. t,,as. sts..,s 80, -. -
- - - ~ -, .,.Sa...a - t.''t9 ."HS .
.,1F -, 49, r. m. Wy ola
sn.-,.s y -. - $500 1anr ,,-saa 49, 49, Ia. -,
eaapn..',.s saafn ~ ~ f a.sa 49, sop4o "u
I'll s1..;- ,,,ssa .s,s
VA. "1 @ , ~. =. a.', "nsa' ~ ioF 1ne
1sI~, ~ =. A' ~ PET
s-..1 s A s,s ~ ~ o.. y. I4ouus..ou' olu
~ - z. w., ~ sap.'a. tap'oly accn'
. . es'I ~ s'y tnaso. 1oose laEm-
~ ,eco ' 49, 70 - as' eoue VI t.e" largely,
80 1.u s ~ " teA ate no"
's -o~.....,s,s vs. .s 'tuusteot tncm nave
- :N. II oosetn-
~ 49, ~" 80. =. ~. 49, 1 peaslus secoFl-
.,I1S ~ 4a~s .-4os .u5 em pius u lne west
~. sau e',,"e &ue oest "a money, was
nese4 mo1e 4a1.' e'monS'luteo tnan ut the
W. ""A' "neA py Inc
Spss S y. ea oauAis ssstem' Dascd
-. - s ' va. people lost,
~ s.,.. W. -, ~" s,,," so'ue sAA unions o.
aaa1,r a,eosraas c.o,n - -, - .,.u W" uanAs were
80. ,-a.o ~. 80 49, Anns'S u
.rf.nnpt anS 1noncr nnt ~. s LIZ pIaet,calsy
Whnout any money ont TIC substantial pro-
ducts o. inc West-our cereals, beet, pork
and oiher essentials 70 1he LIE of tho Atlantic
states, soon nIought us millions OF hard coin
and when, later IN our financial history, our
green backs and the bills Of National Banks
ciscly as the TRIBUNE told them They would.
Tho effect Of the increase Of capital is seen
in The large number Of National Banks cstab
1ished within the past two years In this city
and elsewhere at the Wost; In the absorp.
tion OF vast quantities OF national bonds.
and In the establishment OF Insurance and
other companies to 90 our own business with
our own funds. AL these will tend to FIR
ther increase Of capital, as they will keep the
interest :and premiums that heretofore en-
tiched the money changers and others upon
the seaboard, IN the hands Of our own peo
pie. But more important results may be cx-
pected from this increase Of Western
capital than arc yet realized.
Il Imust soon permanently lower the rate Of
interest, and hence honest aut INDECENT enter
prise ant industry Will be enabled to obtain
the means TO engage IN manufactures, thus
again saving to our people the cost Of trans-
porting the 1aw IuateTinls for large class of
brrlrss commissions and costs or hr;n,.;a-
oc.ess eo1 "no eoete y! bringing
back inc gooos 10 oe consumed here. The
ff,s
, 1865-02-26
CHICAGO CATTLE B1AKKEr.
or the Week Ending February IS, 1868.

SATURDAY Eyxa1sa. Feb. q. 1se3.7
The following tablo Alows the dsily rcccipta and
OF Beef Cattle and Hogs during tns wces
ending
, 1865-02-26
sAxchoAI EVENING, Feb B, 1885,
FFEFGE1TS-Thete il no change 1u rates. We
tn nrrtofn

EL0Uk-Receivcd 1.51s b:ls: shipped brls. Mar
:p:nE sxs1s at e e. 20 n,s Geneva 10y gradn *
WHEAT Reeclvea Il, III uu; Shipped none, 1fay-
It de-! - and 3D. l@1Asm m 1ewes W sales we're: s.aixa
ooEu Do nt + i9 coo By 90 at slK eoo5 pu 70
stSl six: LOO b1 dy u Si.A: Lou ba No. ! DO 1t
C0ME-keeeiEed: M Il !sd bn; shipped lcil bn. Mar.
Eaics Wer:-.o oo bu reported at lie; 1000 bn do 1t
~ hu 60 At !ss; 4e0 bu in gunues at a5hc;
-Receivest l6 024 bu: sa}pped, So 69 bn. Mar
Eet actye-c'ostng shade urmer. Sales werc-9.,0oo
p9 Do It ssAe- -eioaIng nrm At So.
KfE-Recefreu. 80 hu: shipped QQpe, II lrkrt
quit sases were: 12do bu NJ. 15s II s5e; SOD bu
GARIEy-Hcceived 7e,o bn; shipped note. Mar.
ket .duA and very trregulAr. snlts were: 10D
bn ~ samplG at Ills on track; 1860 bu old No 2
at IS; y bass By sample st l.13 on track 411 bp
ncw No: 2ai tLl9 On North SHE:
minal At - 1I@{.s1 per gal,
DEAN Nsln steady demand and iirm Ut S1l50@2no
fot nii f1tT t0 p;!ms aay;.. nsyy; :, -, ,.,..
d. The market Is very dull, With no iaq1ry. Prices
, 1865-02-26
1'EaE NEyE OzE DORA NO.

N0tcs From the Peuusylvunsa OH
Reglons-Petfoleunla atad ila KcIat{on
10 i.xtdern kfuMAn1ty-7he sItecIn-
ny Region ana It's OIL Places,
, 1865-02-26
nIw YORK DRY GOODS MARKET:

[Fsom the N. 7. Independent, 23d.1
The following the wholesale ret Cash prices of
AZ the J. 9alnE styles Of Dolaessc Dry Good sold Ia
, 1865-02-26

Cosrg prices for cash. Fab. =, 1s5. Received by F..
G. Ssltoustnll 4 Co., Commission Stock and Bond
Drcke.s, Il Clark street, Chicago
, 1865-02-26

Tho market opened " r. quiet III bot rev Cst,1e
offering aad but Mttlo demand. E,ssern buyers are
en,tey oat q tne market. IS the New York markets
c.te could be- shipped .hrosh n", IL
the demand for beeves on Government 4:count there
would be no market here, except for The butcher,.
trade:
pesls
active and Q. soc per 100 ha. been
On .he eosas Prices Ct Wsa especially
There h:s been sn tc,i1c demand for good stock
anu 'ne hss oeen fals s1ata!aed on
The Cattle IT, sonsht 70. the recent government con
ms rnre e,hcd.en ,hc v.st.rr nor,..e - ~ 49, W
ment ,e now paying higher ptlces and dem,adins =
Sass VI ~ ZACH mncn oettcf tim Is
'"1,srea Tn re,,otts W u.s. ~ S"y ua.sa
come tina before cattle can be shpred nron,s ,shr to
that market. rs the accumulated stock wbic kss been
'sEs ,oF soms weeks o. tho foad. Is now bcng re-
yet there are many still on the way.
To pAY--Thc market Is hardl9io active, owing to
the weather, sna TIC usual absence Sa
tutt!ay OF l7sce class OF buyers-
ffecs' howascs' were 1ollJ sustained. and the mar
ket closed At1a*
oIo*1No FR1uEaa
Tho folloWln;s are the c!osing prices:
Prime 10 E1tta 50a9 70
SeEiu ount:r: easS oo
Coarse Oxcn Thin Sieer. IL snesa ~
Fat Cow 5.5SSsSW
'stock etcefs. :...'.-.... 5.,0so90
Tue sales to d+Y nt the different yAsis were:
Pr17sErsa AND rT. wAYsk-zAEps.
AcIflt g Co., sold Gotdcn g head Of cxt1a selected
Icoreo ssehaEiEIns fS !;tt9 fea: ~ S9S1;
eragIne lL01 hs ISIS: 5ietf sInnE ats,r. avrrs
EnE SIS ts At 50; JnEre SAtock ktcets averaging
y. O. ~ e. m9d t5ot.tn - mead Eooa l1olS
, 1865-02-26
CHICAGO DAIRY MARKET.

MICHIGAN souTHKR1 TARps.
Couget d. CO.. -. ...phIuEa.....,.,., SS SIS. 1c1sx
, 1865-02-26

371o It's; shipments ansSs ns The
mark: = xs1y dull with no Change IN q1ota We
r. white light xool IN los1 1t 159s0c; 2oa - mo-
0fIr.1 1t ccc At SEC. ''-
, 1865-02-26

Haruess = D..
CountTyHarne.t
Lire 9n-.-....-
Kip. m'd'm, p .
Zip. heavy, 2 ,
Cali, q D.......
UpLeE. 2 fs.....
Country Upper.
Saurhter. so1e..
M1ns&, q D..
UFper--........-
Kip, No. ! me-
Glum......... .
klt.No. I hwy.
Calf, extn...
French ZIP, 1st
c1i0fce....,...
Frtnch Calf. p
, 1865-02-26

A<t - tG1 ARaks EfEUCR
over TIC quote:
[QGK4
| Collar, 2 ft-.... o,M9 rs
Slaughter soie.. 0.sax 60
Slaughter sole
l. Chics9o......,nNao o.4t
Bueuos Ayres.. tsE1 o IS
t,rlnoco 4oIe.... d 10 0.t5
0rinoco gooe
damaged +.... Ro OF
French Calf 81
ns............ 1-7na 295
Frsnch Cali, G
Hs-... ....... 2B3 80
FfcuchCa>f,Le
npinea, u u log UE1f$,m
FSenthCalE,Le-
IdolneS. sec .-....
onds, = dog. .91ct11m ID
LtntuEf g do1. 10 ma 15m
To- NJ. 2 dog 1900 : IS %
4 n n t-&~-AAu Es~
, 1865-02-26

Hero the gold market opened at 034, declined to
Es, and closed steady at that quot4tIon. On tho
stock board, business WIS more active at 1870
49, .....-..
Silver wss dull at 1s5@1ss, with light transac-
, 1865-02-26

-HlEHWINES-Recciye to-day, mona shipped.
y br1s Mszkst dsctped 2e PEE GALLON. sal.s were:
HAT-Thc market Is quiet The deman3 Is very
nStt With lafGe supp1Y. Quotations Unchanged.
, 1865-02-26

timber enough to build hundred three. deck
ers; how massive chains were wrought
. away By tho ebb-tIde; and how Charles
ION finally concluded that II they updo n
chain strong enough to resist the tide, and
fastened one end around Sumter. and the
other aronnd snllivan's Island, that the Island
and tott would be dragged up by the roots
and towed out to sea. Then the quicksands
that swallowed up our stone 1lcek had also,
luckily for us, an appetite for torpedoes, and
nobody in Charleston knew when the torpedo
that sunk the Patapsco was planted, or how
on blockade-runnIng, Of which there had
been mere at Charleston than the country is
aware Of. And finally he paid tribute to the
Yankees, e. we Yankees, suppose may say
now" he obscrved), for taking their fleet In
Charleston harbor where, before the vat, q
Before we run far we pick mp Capt: Bragg,
Just returned from an errand that will have a
place In history He had found In Sumter
nina guns, (lo1r columblads aud five tlne how
itzers} IN old torn rsbel flag, and cat with
six kittens. His coxwain attempted TO bring
scratched and bit 50 ft1rlously that he was
glad to drop her before he reached the boat.
She had evidently fopdness for the place,
which had more charms for her than gflded
retreat and potted mice at BaInum's. We
may expect TO hear, however, tnat. tnts CAT
that her progeny arc tendcrly preserved as
relics. Like the bits Of rope that choked
ahne monstrous malefactor, which would, +
the wash Il the largest hospital, SO the origi-
nal Sumter cats Will shorty be numerous, and
the original Sumter kittens mnltttudioous.
Down the channel VIC run With full head
Of steam, past The forts, with the old tlag war-
ing softly over them !; past the basin Of de6ris
called Sumter; past the monitors. With their
1usty hulks and sluggish dip, their long, To- long
nud now uscless forts on Morris Island :;
through the fect, who can hardly realize that
no more blockaders will stesl over the bar
under Aloultrie-out to where the steamship
Fulton lies, blowing of steam, waiting 10
carry North dispatches. Hunicdly I give The
aS:. ss e ns sp oSya1s 81 DIS
City in The stealing consciousness that I have
MT dincd. ~. W: Al.