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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-21

wANTED, WHITE WOMAN To WASH
w and Iron for small family. Reference requred d.
Apply at No. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT q lime al
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WANTED. a MIDDLE-AGED COLORE ID
W NURSE, to mind child aud make herself gene
rally useful. Apply at No. 80 RUTLEDGE AVENUE,
uiiecty opposite bee street ! juno 81
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CoRREspoNDENcE- following CORES
pondence explains Itself
ALEXANDRIA, Va, 1886.

ALEXANDRIA, w., lCSU.
DEAR Strive beg leave to inform you
that we have completed arrangements by which
we will be able to=supply. at short notice, Ger
man laborers, with or without families, on the
following conditions:
4 Laboring men at 500 per annum; women,
$50; boyssand girls, between the sges OF l. an G
Is years, half price; board and lodging, OF
course to be furnished them both Of charac-
ter as was custonarily given to the former sy,s-
tenn oflabor in your.State. Payments not to be
made in advance, All contracts to be signed
by both parties Our charge is $25 per head
for men and women, and $50 50 for boys and
girls from - to IS years Of age. The charges
must be prepaid in every instance, such
being our contracts-the money to accom-
pany every order Of this charge $40 is to be
deducted from the wages of the men and wo-
men, and $5from the boys and girls, from their
first years wages.
These Germans are industrious people-far-
mers gardeners, dairymen, &c.
All orders will be promptly forwarded, and
you will be notified Of the time Of the arriv al Of
the laborers at our Office; and any expense in
cured by your not promptly meeting them,
will have to be paid by you.
KNOX q SMITH, or
GEORGE WAsH1NeToN, Agents
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DEPARTMENT. OF STATE,
WASHINGTON, January 5, 1866

w ASHINGTON January ., iceo
S1R:-Enclosed you will find o copy Of a
printed circular issued by certain persons ia
Alexandria, Va, Knox & Smith, firm which
makes it their business to furnish farmers with
German l&borers, On conditions stipulated,
which, as you will see, are unreasonable, ana
very disgraceful, as wei! to the employers as to
formed that the conditions are Invariably
changed after the immigrants come into the
power Of their employers, and that they are
subjected to much Injustice and indignity.
You are requested to exert yourself, by all
proper means, to counteract their proceedings,
and warn the immigrants against any transac-
tons with these parties.
7 on will, also, notify all the principal legiti-
mate immigration agencies in your city Of the
action this bureau has taken with regard to that
firm. am, sir, your obedient servant,
e. 4. CoNGER, Commissioner.
J. P. CUNNING. Superintendent Of in1migra-
ton, New York.
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TN Q z Ii Z ? i BLiC.
i FAIR! FAIR! FAIR !
ian lO--1nn

Under the aust ices Of the
SONS 81 iIpERANCE
THE RECABITES s. SAREPTA LODGE,
T. 0. Q. Z.
Ihe ladies friendly to the above associations,
propose holding {: FAIR, the proceeds Of which
will &c to furnishing the Hall for the above as
sociations, TO dominance on
j1ondGy, tie 18Th dag Of JGnGary
Al which there will be q display Of USEFUL
aud FANCY ARTICLES, suitable for the
time and season
TIE Fair to continue during the week, Or Tn
til notice to the contrary be given. The Ladies
hope for success in this benevolent ENTERPRISE
At their Hall, corner Of Hoya! and King streets,
Alexandra. jan lG-5t*
TE7HE HOME CAIETTE-A thrilling tale
/ Of Aleyan3ria hya distinguished American
author-founded en- fact. The first number Of
til e Home Gazette which will be issued On Wed
nesday, the l7tj? Of January, 1865, Will contain
the OPENING chapters Of an Interesting novel,
written by one Of the most celebrated American
authors-founded upon fact. It vii contain
several sketches, poems, CRITICISMS, &c. by the
best authors Sonletlling particularly desirable
to- the ladies Tie best paper il the country
Price s. per year -iddres Z. :. MORGAN,
Editor an,] Proprietor, 81. Lo2:$iana Avenue
Wag!!ington. j. {. ism i0-3t%
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TTEN TIONl ATT E n TIC NJ
GREAT INDUCEMENTS.


: The undersigned begs leave to inform the Cit
liens of Alexandria and vicinity, that he is SELL
ing his entire stock, consisting Of
DRY GOODS,
FANCY GOODS,
~ BOOTS AND SHOES,
at and below cost, ashe positively intends closing
business by tue 18th Of March.
lie will sell you
Calicoes, 5o:tquality, from q to &c cts., worth
50 cents.
Muslin Deanes from SO to SO cts, worth &c.
Cotton and Silk Poplins less than cost.
Black Alapac;&s st IS cts, worth IS cts.
FL Wool FlanneIS from 10 cts, and upwards
French Mer;aoes: best quality, from $1.15 TO
&l.3T, worth 81.
p Bleached Cottons at II cts. and upwards;
Thrown Cottons IS cts and upwards; Ladies
Morocco Boots from ST. IS toS2.25; Boys Boots
from $50 to S].75, and a great many other
things too numerous to mention.
II. BAH persons indebted to re will please
call IS soon az practicable and and make Settle
ment. " nj. SILL ERlAN,
No Z22!, King street,
md door from Alfred.
~ My Storevj!l be closed every Saturday.
! jnn 7O-1fn
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TIE funeral Of the late Rev Dr.. Cummings
took place ia New York on Monday, at St.
Stephens church, and was attended BY an
immense crowd Of anxious spectators There
were some eco priests in Attendance, and
large number Of prominent men from all classes
Of the community, besides several c!ergymcn
Of other denominations.
Soon after the passage Of the House resolu.
ton declaring that the troops should uot be
Withdrawn from the Southern States, ORDERS
we're sent to Gen. Terry, At Richmond, not to
muster ont Any more men, and suspendlng the
orders i1aretoforo Issuo2 mastering out ce1talo
regiments.
Ihe amount recently stolen fgor2 adams {;
Co. 5 Express IS estimated at $500 0O0. 4
great deal was left behind hy the thieves.--
The company will promptly pay the losses. IT.
70! Is are making to arrest the thieves. It
viii be seen tina: arrests have been made, and
most Of the money recovered.
The temper Of lie House yesterday in debate
a0d Oh the floor showed very conc?llsyeiy 1hat
the bill for negro suffrage IN tue District Will
pass by a large ma ority and at az early day.
MIR. Rogers, Of New jersey, has the acog on
the bill.
From New ORLEANS we learn that President
Juarez, accompanied by Gen. Nesrete, arrived
GA tbs lstjnst., at San Antouio, Texas. This
disposes OF the report tFat }Uarez had moved
the seat OF His Government 70 the ety Of Chi
Esuahua
Rev Mr.. Fisher. eu= &: tue most eminent
divines OK Kentucky lad }ti5 skull fractured ty
slung- shot on bloudty evening. He has
been insensiJle ever si1.: A consultation Of
physicians reports no hopes Of his recovery. No
clue to bis assassins.
hecontract in progress of negotiation :or
some time between the Atlantic and Great
Western Railroad Company and Philadelphia
and Heading Railroad Company has been fnal
| lysgreed upon Itgoes into effect Immediately.
Tie New York Herald's Toronto's special
says Hoiiday& Co., dsters at Maitland:
are being tried on the charge Of aWindling the
! Government to the amount Of $3.50, 900, by
smuggling whiskey into the United States
! The National [Dtelligencer is ';ventilating"
! the political record Of the editor Of the Wash
ington Chronicle. The latter is firing away at
the lntciilgencer Ihe lnteihgenoer has the
advantage ia temper and in pungent facts.
! The cattle plague regulations have been SO
| far modified that horses and mules are now
| permitted to cross the border into the United
States at Ogdensburg
The high price Of paper, it is said, has IN
duced the New York Tribune to import paper
from Belgium. Harper's Weekly is printed
on paper from Belgium.
A pair Of Angora Goats has been presented
to the Department Of Agriculture in Washing
ton. They are kept near the Smithsonian In
stitute
Coz. Thomas Swami has entered upon lis
duties as Governor OF Maryland. An extra
session Of The Maryland Legislature has coz
Yeaed.
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vIaeTHIA LEGISLATURE.

R1cHMoND, January l0.-The Legislature lsl;
elected State Treasurer and Auditor 5 to-day.
John S. Calvert, who was Treasurer before the
war, was elected by q large majority over Fran
els J. Smith, the present incumbent, who was
appointedby GovernorPie William t.
Taylo..w was re elected Auditor. The election
Of the Secretary Of the Commonwealth has
been postponed until TO morrow.
The bill authorizing the conversion 6: the
registered lords OF Tie Commonwealth Of
virginia into coupon bonds, at the pleasure OF
holders has been defeated in the House OF
Delegates Of the State, by very decided ma q
jority.
In the House Of Delegates, en- Tuesday,
House bill for the assnm ptioD by the State OF
Vicsinia Of the debt due by the citizens under
the act of Congress of 1851 vas adopted, "ltn I
an amendment offered by Mr. Robertson, Of
Alexandra, providing that the tax receipts OF
ali persons Who shall have naid the tax already
to the Government Of the United States shall,
in all cases.. be allowed and credited by the
officers Of this Comm on toe State
taxes they hold against said parties. The pas
sage Of the billwas communicated the Senate.
The Genera! Assembly has made no progress
upon tie Stay Law. In the House OF Dele
gates Oh Tuesday the pending bill with the
amendments which have been offered thereto,
was recommittea to the Committee on Courts
Of Justice, without any vote or other action III
dicating the sentiment OF the body on any CT
the points in dispute.
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HEM Y !. Ia niI1

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Professor James L. Mapes, a distinguished
agrculturst, died yesterday at his residence
ia Newark, n j., aged 80 years
In Turkey great revolt Of Cireassan emf
grants has taken place at Mouseh, and many
lives were lost.
Senator Cresweli, Of Maryland, has been Sc
]ec5ed 10 deliver an eu|ogy On Hon. iienry
Winter Davis on some day yet to be FAMED
Father I4olIisr, superior Of the jesuit Order
in America, and formerly Of New Cork, died
at Montreal on Sunday
Five stores were burned at Jackson, Alichi-
gan, on Sunday snorniDg Loss, $4,000, IN
surance, $4,000.
We have accounts Of recent fires, at E]niga,
n. Y Taunton and Salem, Mass. and at
New Haven, Conn
EIja E. Purdy, politician q note, ID New
York, died ia that city. recently.
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C o II M e 2 G. I & =.

The rates cf Virginia Bank notes, are report
ted in the Richmond papers rs without change
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-11

NEW ORE, January 1Q-Flour dull; heat
dull; Corn dull sa}es at 5000 cts. Whiskey
closed closed firm at So 1902 %. Cotton dull,
and had declined lQg2 cts.
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER

An officer Of the Freedmen Bureau, in Rich
nond. has investigated the report published IN
the Richmond Examiner, Of the birth IN that
city of certain monstrosities, land which, by
accident, was copied in this paper, and reports
that there Is 10 truth whatever IN the state
ment =El
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Movements OF ocean steamers.
TO DEPART
Pas.eugcrs Arrived.

FROM LVERPO0[-In steamship Persia Mr. and Mrs y on
side maid and Miss ButewOrh Col BouroheI and ve
Lsvey l. Percadens Nj aud Mis-, Poer MT snd NO
Siblry child MI and nf v
ibre. Cd den nurses Mi. Appleton Mr. W Gilman u
and Miss GnaDs Mrs Joseph Hasey L. TIFFANY ~
sister Mis-. L. q. Young. Messrs. r. DAWSON H. ~ Dor
samuel Housmsn R Robon James Jeffrey James Harrison
James Campbe Mr. aud Mrs L. BGyer M aud Mrs A. J@' 9n
Hon. Bodsco NT. and hTs A. La Grove MI
and Misc J. Young Smith John Lowry h. Angel O. kobnHn'
J. Reided and son Kimber Z. ". Hairs P McCaTty 4 90
hevru.a Capt and Mrs. Fletcher, Me- n hnd''"s Mss'
Nj end Mrs Londhen and da ghef h an' ~.
r. Anlrou Mr. and Mr Alex Brown, Mr. and Mrs Jonnsol
children nne Mr. and Mrs Walker and SON Lyons IAN
shez Smith Mrs Mocniug Nj. andSMs W. -nnip a
sstton Welstood The Rev j 'unnnsla an w C.gfch M
and Ms and daughter Mr. and 81 - Morris M ad ''
W Richer Kennedy, =. smitawk, ~ Alien rn,r 40
Mf Ty.rs children and servau L. poush"rty ''H'.f
Nj Mr. McNcker children, H. ani Tyson Aef We
Hattie NJ Reu,on r J. Payne W. and {. { sman o. T. 'tb
rnond and 4. s,lrky. ". hnl J. bruh h
ger 60 Bar Patral0 aud fiher W aud MIS- low
IN dr.u and nurse Deyf j. NJ Cooper NJ aud Mrs. ~
Mr. and Mrs cade Ml-s - M's.n" NJ anc
Mrs D. R.sn and SON Sir q. Mile M aud Mrs.. bsn-
NJ VI Jones snd three children Ny VIM oahou. az,
aud Ms rblron child Ars r. Myrrs, Mr. J. Gresyes VT
Tlos Connor Mr. add Mrs n. tanu,f nlr r. Mayer h h"
KIM Mr. boo Halesd Mr. Mr.. p fiocs.
IRON sAFANNAH-In steamship San saysdor--Mi A
W. n. Butter W. j. Bradley j. w W ls
Mr.. Blunt child W. X. Beaver Cooper j. T. Colby
Coleman Miss Cagge, Ms. Christie servant a children
Donga,s and sdy C. C. duncan Dewey H. DE Wit sdy s'a
children Mas De Witt Mrs Ensnols G. H. Gilbert lady ana
H.. Holland " II. H0uon uuf lady Mrs et nt'
Hesenan A. Holt lady and family, iii NCresdy Mrs hnsei
Mss Moon @. Nixon J. O. Nichols e. Foiief ana 10y
A. Read J. H. ki-neyt W; r. Sepn9 70
Size ysr,on and children W. B. saT-, Shiysrk brnFS
L. WHY aud Lady. Whnel aud servant, t. White ana ss
ter " W Ward Miss Z. a Young and ~ in the eernse
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TUESDAY, May 2o-P. n
Sold !. rmer and closes at 1879, after selling at 1884,

God is frmer and closes at 1875 after selling at 1884.
An descriptions Of Government stocks are higher and IN
sood demand The 1905 cannot be bought TO any extent
Ut 1904 In railway mortgages doing at fun prices
Bank shares are firm. The share market lie damaged by
she weakness in Erie, and there is Discrimination TO
speculate for an advance in anything Boston Water
Power fell per cent. Cary was steady at Isl, an adj
vance Of l. At the Stock Exchange Nev-YOrk Central
was steady, selling as high as 97i Erie fell to COZ
o fab, ss compared with yesterday morning, OF per
sent Erie Preferred fell /. Hudson River rose /.
Reading fell l. Michigan Central 2t Cleve-
land and Pittsburgh fell per cent and was
aswn to 2l per cent under the cash price on seer6O
After the call the market weak and .socks offered
freely at lower prices At the Second Board Erie declined
70 m and Cleveland and Pittsburgh TO 49, and heb balance
Of the market dull and heavy with the exception Of
Michigan Southern and Fort Wayne, which were strongly
held at quotations After the call the market was iregu-
Lar but generally dropping. Cleveland and Pittsburgh
sold at 81 and Erie SIT closing SO bid The closing prices
were: Ohio Cert 2sa282 Canton $50 a59; Cumberland
Csal 44Io46; Quicksilver, 52a a52l; Manposa Pref,
elo22i; New-York Central, 97i 997ai Erie, 59959ti
Hudson River 1871 9ll3i Reading, 1921 SlO9s Michi-
ssn Southern 79i a79i Illinois Central Scrip 49, al2O;
cleveland and Pittsburgh, s9i ssei; Rock Island 92a
%; Northwestern, H} d22; Northwestern Preferred
G42ai; Fort Wayne, IS asst.
fall of rumors The statement that there IS an overssue
Of stock s denied with emphasis by its leading Director
and by other members of the Board meeting is called
for to-day "wednesday and it is stated that important
eunsss viii be presented to the Board. The road has
barge tossing debt and It's May traffic is reported as worse
than that for April. The Company is at issue with the
Pennsylvania Coal Company its leading customer in 1865
end though IT has made large reduction in its labor BILL
s probably not earning money enough TO continue divi
bends. Upon the common stock they have not been
earned for some time and il viii not We matter Of
rrse the dividend upon the preferred shares is omitted
The corporation is in bad way, and needs thorough
svernsuling by new direction
Money continues work easier and TIE rate for ea
soans is cal per cent. In commercial paper change
gnere s closer examination made Of paper and speeu
native houses are not in favor.
The steamer st. David, Of Father Point, brings one
tsys later European advices The following are the
seoations; Consols, @is@i; Five-Twenties, 66866i;
illinois Central, 7s7si Erie, 45a46. The note reserve
.f The Bank Of England had increased 0Oo and the
panic may b considered ~ ended.
Tbsrs 10 more doing IL sxshsnes; LsrdeD, PRIME hank
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Travellers Guide.

To Albany, oy Hudson r. r. Depot 90,hst and lotht'e,
aud BY Harlem Il. H., Depot 26thst and 4lav. via
Hudson River 7g l0s M, J. g. 7, and II T. m. wa liar.
em II a. and 9. m. Sunday train, via Hudson RIVER
IN m city cars between Chambers and 3Oth.st
ss N and City Hall and 10Th st. station.
Albany. by ~. John aud Dean Richmond
daily Sunday eIcep,ed OF Canast ~ R...s
To Albany and intermediate landings, by Armenia
Of
10 Baltimore and Washington, by the NewJsney r. r..
foot OF Courtlandtst, and 10 Q. m. p M and -
midnight. Sunday p. m
To Boston. by Norwich lire, Pier ~ " H.. daly
(sa, day excepted. pm
To ,ston. by Nsw.iiaven r. r., via Springfield Tthst
and lth av. m. sand
TO Boston bv New Haven r. r. gilhst and Attn via
Shore line ~ aud D. IN Sunday ................
To Canand.sla, Rochester, Buhao Salamanca ana West
BY Erie Railroad. foot OF Chambe.s-st. st T. 10 q
$50 and Eng rant y m
For Camden, by Raritan and Delaware Bay Railroad rom
Pier 81, ~ X, at II and AIS p m. Freight train
10 Greenpor, by Long island Il. r. - aDo.-.lip, =.
r., and $3.50 and lhp and a and DIV y IN
To Hack and intermediate stations Morris and
Essex X. r., foot Of Barcay-st $3.50 a. by same
ristown Pm
sprins6sldsteaners cave Peek Slip and II
TO New Haven, by the New-iiaven Ph, 2Itst aud sth
st......fS II so NJ llle 3, 3;tS 80 aud y !"
Kingston, landing Co,kens DOCK, Cornwall and Milton
steamer Mary Powell Desbfoess daily ....53o
To Nevbursh and f.hki BY steamer Masen'a daily san
To NewbuTgh Poughkerpsie, RonGou. and inermediats
landings. by foot OF JAY st.. daily t5unday
esptsd
70 Norwalk connecting Danbury r. by steamer
N.yersiut Per No 81 f. r., daily. at............
70 the West by Cestra Railroad oil New-Jersey, Al
lentown. from foot OF Liber,yst N. X, "a m IL IN.
i.na st. 4 and is a m, IL u. ssnd 8 D m. and 10
nidnishl SUNDAY m
r. ave Portcbes,er and Greenwich. Conn, By steamer
yehs Remsr from PeeAslp daily.
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Memoranda.

this potMsy a. IN la, 81 49, long "a ps--t
brig Zodiac bound 2sh, in lat - 90 oue n So passed nss
showing white sigma. with whie the top, bound
The port from Lyrpoo reports having vss,
of Tuskar Company steamship Ahica begnt
10 Lyerpoo Nav 20 Of Queenstown British Eddyaops May
as In a a. n long w bark maxwell bound w May -.
ia ~ long 90 w. Am steamship Ericsson bound r. Msy ~
Ia lat Al. long. Bremen .hp Charlotte, bound W.
ser Edwin Watson London, which sshoe South
Brother Hell Gate yesterday Of and proceeded sahns
win badly.
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SHIPPING INTELLEGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.."....Msy ~.


Steamship Martha Stevens, Chance Baltimore.
Steamship Ashland, Norton, Boston, w n. Clyde
Steamship lava tBr Noodle, Liverpool, p tunsrd
stearns mp Hare starkeY Mobile r. D. Huribat 70
Ship West Perry, ST. Johns, NJ b. s. Tho1r'"nf
Nephew
Ship r. Ayfna. Sawyer. Turks Island, " ash baryeL
Big Peerless (Brl Purcy Crnilegos, ThomPon9 Hunter
Brig Maggie lBr), Collins, Los Panss Brett, Son 4 Co.
Victoria Amelia (Fr.) Ferris HaliiaS. b T. Small To-
>ehf ida NAV tBrl Buck Johns y. b., p l. MENUS son
Gchr Queen (Br, Mcbride, Moncton, ~ b. De
Wolf &C.
schr Alexander Smith Musquash. Holyoke.s Moray.
Schr Sabine NJ Mobile and Pensacola J. D. Eager
Sebr L. II. Smith Dosne. Savannah. 2. d. Collins
Schr f. Kndberg Thomas Charleston, N L. heereseJ &c
s-hr Ne lie Bloomfield Hobbie Stamford.
Schr salie Burton. Palmer, Stamford
schr Franklin, Norwich, Racket, Tooker Taylor
schr WhiaileT. Strange, Taunton.
Schr Fred. Brown Mightns1 Bristol Geo " stIanahSn
soop Deep River Bergen Haven, Racket rookT Taylor
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Arrived.

Steamship Union OBI. Palmer. Liverpool Maya with "d'. 'os
Steamship oSsic City ws Chars',on 18th mat, with md's ssd
Steamship c. w. Lord Ward Wilmington N C. 60 horn via
Frying shoals with md.s and pas 70 C. Goodpeed -
steamship Gen Pa Walker Savannah 6O hours with mss
Salvador Atkinson Savannah with mds and pose
Bark Rosa Carmen (sp,n Marsng Havana days with bal
Bari Augusta Schneider of Sunderland Edwards Havana days,
with ,lsar to Nose. TAYLOR Co.
romp.on Hunter Left BARK I5n + Gordon Tor
days ,,hr Pilots Bride for New lork IN days bsrk Oinen
f1 o5 ss% & Iap Nspes Sa days. 9Th mab and
s.rs Annie tSGIs s sGsnTaS CO. Amsterdam
Bark Ebs Drisko ssgus days with sugar and nos' 70 'ss
Brs iys simmon. Mnzsna tcuba 20 dayr with panaf and
wood tosBruce McAune Left bng Titus Tor New'fofI IN "
Bic John Bernard Tk. Island J@ie,On R'%sdiS. u ssy.
with MscAf Duncan Len bark Louisa for N'"A
Bas Fashion cBr wilson or.nde 20 VITA hide. A 70
big Cscique nom New y orb Aprl9.
Brg Frsnci,quea (sPsn. CALI Havana days. WIKI oaA" ="
scb JUL. Gr.ce Cof GOuc.sr Bsb.on, Estheu days Nth
chr Ann sassn Douglass ApslachOa days with eo,ion ae.
sch Leon Hooper jacksonville days with snswoos
r. Peuss Len schr W.,-r Thorndke, orNew foh ready
Maria for New York sch Gen Bofnoe for NEWTON
SER Archer Reeves Ireland Cedar Key. Fla, days. with
schr j. W. sesuin French Jacksonville days with timber TO
sehS T. j. Hn Baker ced. Key days with cedar
schr. New Regnlus Ryder Newport
schr Orion Hart Machiss days with shs 10 Jed Frye Co
schr Caroline c. POmrOy Calais Il days with aih' to jed is
sebr Brauh.n. Hamilton, New.H.vsn. A.,
schr LOUISA Mayo. Providence 10 On Hogs Bach her
SEE seSi M Sc to" frovdrnc.
Sc6r A. Vail Parker New Haven for Philadelphia.
schr Neal Dewey llboro v b., with plss,er fer NsssIh
schr o. Smith, Ferry, Port Chester
Abby Gale, Ryder Belfas, for Eddyve with lumber
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RIMAkks
The total number this week 5 09 head compares with
100 head week and with 25 head average per weeh
last year and with for the corresponding week one year
ago
The number sold yesterday and to-day at the principal mar
let 1900 head compares with 3OO head last week and With
head the average week last year. AND VIII 500
head, at market one year ago.
THE OPENING. OR PRINCIPAL DAY on The HARELr
Monday May 2S.-With only 1914 bullooks IN
market to-day and mos OF those in speculation hands,
they found difficulty In advancing IE.es to inst
whore they were tive weeks ago, ihss 10 tep " lee
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sTATK OF NEW OAK BANK DEPARTMENT., {
ALBANY, ApniZ1, 1896. J
i-]lpi0eno Notices.

OBrIcE oY rHs PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CohPASr
NEw YORK May 10. 1900. }
rJ,HIRTY-S SECOND DIVIDEND.-Notice IS hereby
riv.n tna Of Directors this day declared
DIylDEND Of FIVE 5 PER CENT Of the net earnings Of ne
quarter ending Apr 70 payable at the Office OF the company
BAY Capital Stock and much OF tho scp stoeA
q has been paid. - ,r., a, ,.., -. - -.
opened Monday BY order Of the Board o. Directors
49, THEO. r. JOHNSON, Secretary.