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psrcE or GAs.-The Directors Of the Gas
Light Company have reduced the price oi
Gas, after the list day of April next to - %
per thousand. This, with the 10 per cent.
discount and "a cents Government tax on
each thousand cubic feet, viii make At net
IS 81 to consumers, while the price to the
city, who is "a large consumer, will be as 1t
has always been, not more than enough to
cover cost OF manufacture.
The people are net all aware that there IS
a tpx oil a cents ON every thousand feet oi
pa5 that is made, and may be more aston
ishei to know that this company pays
nearly six thousand dollsrs tax annually
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CtnncInnati, OhIo.-JOsrrH +. SUiSDi' I
,nr .Dtbonzed ageat TO receive advertisements 'na
.-,,..aptou- Tor the Washable JH0a-
new orleans, La.-EO"rs Z oy'hAIl' o.
ne Comrasr.td Reading Room Is our authorized
sesgt to receive advertisements sad subscriptions
fr the Nr.lr1s taa,n-
Memphis, Tenn--CLsnhAIs : nAhs
--U',rzsd agent- 70 receive Advertisements
l,.--rpt.ou Tor the Naabru4s bfh0n.
a,erfa A Co Publishers Agents. Al Park
~ york. are authorized 10 contract for st-
ssr.zing IN our paper.
10y. Cos Co Publishers Agents, Tribune Build
inc. New York. and BIo0n's hon Building, Phlls'
ss,uni. are authorized 10 contract for advertising
lu our paper.
81 n PsrrrSouL a Co Pablishera' Agents 81
p.,t po,. New York. aud o state street. Boston,
are authorized to contract for advertising ID o''
paper -
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To MiIk-men.-Milk Tickets lpints ana
quarts) on different eolored caru-DOaI''' Vi
GOOD quality, for sale at this office.
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Parties sending orders 10 the o
Department Ofthis Paper VIII please
,yrite =. Union Once" ON the lace OF
the Copy.
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RIVER AND STEAMBOAT NEWS.

The river is receding slowly, with scant
six feet on the shoals.
The weather is clear and cold.
Business is brisk on the levee, both with
respect 10 receipts and ~shjPmen's.
ARRIVALS.
Agnes, St. Louis.
DEPARTURES.
Agnes, st. Louis.
J. B. Webb, Evansville.
Luella, BUrksville.
Sigel, Wabash River.
EXPECTED.
Palestine, Louisville.
R0wena, Cincinnati.
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A very large Spring stock of the latest
patterns of Wall Paper aud WuldOio Shades,
comprising all styles and qualities, in store
aud for sale by MERRITT HILL,
a Church street, MHyheld Building,
mhs II Opposite Maxwell Hotel.
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For Sale.

ONE Of tho best Residences 10 the country, 70
~ the southern part Of ne city. pear he terminus
Of the South Nashville Horse- kailrcai, in q drsI
rate usighbofhood The buil ing, = large modem
FFu-s1oU bucks Nifn ten rooms, Eit hen, &c-. good
tnck smoke house snd servant houses. good els.
tern, large yard, Vel enclosed, sitl NJ acrss 81
land, part o. which - hrst rafe garden land. SET
Etn choioe iuif tree. A psrf IL used for 3 brick
yard, slth plenty o. water aad Al conFsniopces
for getting aood- The n. and G Railroad passe.
~ tne corner Of TIE place, from shich eood b. r.
ctiFed ior bgrnfng un~k. The property - ouEids
Ne corporation, and h therefore exempt rom cor
pnFAlon HLaa. a Eoo1 spring 10 imusdiately al.
Dining tbs propsuy. TERMS cay
EaquIs 81 Hhb5QS a MUkFEEE,
noFi-H o. n. MATT BROWNS C0.
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Cote s. sickles & Co, 40 College street, to
buv your Calico ut 20 and 2j cents a yard.
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Damasks, Lsce Curtains, Window Shades,
C~ornices and Wall Paper. Large stock and
al lowest rates, just received by EeNitt 4
Marshall, No. 81 college street.
Mar. :, In.
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NASHVILLE. TfsS Dee 60, i.rH
nROPEKIY oUreI- Oh Cburrh Street 1a Line
street tetaeeu summer aui tsHrt Gus ca
Cherry street. batseeu CLuueh and Crttr. arr bore
b. nonhaI % contra o -taHe curlanE tut -.nuH ant
hack pavement, vi reFerN b. H relUf.I. a.-.-d.uE
10 ne .peineatoas and grades uhl-n aI Ua nlr-
uiahef ~ he CITY Eng urer. 10 rald aarE GOT
eonweuraf within Zen days lrQm tlIz dale. ana
uushed fspidly 10 complrtcu, th- tlutTa-for tor
tse atreet 9osk will b. uouttd % construct .af
curbinr. tho expense % shch si. be- charged II
dssa6 v MATT. BROWN. Msyor
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on THEArRE.-A fair audience was pre-
sent last night at the old theatre, TO wit
ne5s Mr.. Proclog's rendition Of one Of Schil-
ler's greatest harlcters-Charles de Moor.
Mr.. Proctor has evidently studied the part
carefully, and bis representation Of it was
highly creditoble.
Mr.. Arnold, as Francis de Moor, and Miss
Fletcher, as Amelia, did well as did sew
eral others Of the company.
Tonight Mr.. Proctor will again appear as
the "Jibbenaiuosay,' in "Nick Of the
Woods
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The best bleached Cotton at IS cents PEI
yard at S. sickles * Co., 40 College street.
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YYILL be sold At Public Aus'ion, to the b CHEST
w bidder, tor each, on THURSDAY, 10 b dsy
or March. 1855, At II O'Clock a m, At the Upper
Wharf Al tne tort Of Nashville, tn SternNheel
stespner MAMIE" thres years old, with al the
Furniture, Rigging. etc. Dimensions ~ t0iloHs'
Length q hui III feet over all.
hreaih Of besm ~ feet 6 inches
Breadth Of hoor - feet G inches.
Depth Of hole 5 feet 10 iBchss in the clear.
Too slide-vslge engnes 10 inch cylinders, 2 BET
G inches stroke.
TSO Double Flued Boilers, &c feet long, 40 ineh
diameter, and a good Doctor for supplying water 70
boilers, etc.
THIS steamer beng very light draught (draWing
only IS inches wa'eD Is well adapted foE the Cum
tefisud snd ONO rivers and uibuiauss 70 uppef
snd Lover Mississippi, especially % the bayou
Trades OF the south, 20 NJ now owned By the Cor
porauou OF Nashville, ana 70 b. sold for aceOuni o.
the same. The .ale viii be positive and without TO-
Berve. ego. :. KINNEY,
ieI2sd Chairman Street Committee.
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee.
FEBRUARY RULEs. 1sse.

Nancy P. Bradley, BY &c ". Jas. 8. Bradley, etals.
IL tins cause, it appearing 70 ihs satisfaction Of
o the Clerk knd Master thai TIE def ndaut Lseao
h. McCarver j. a non resIdent o. The State u
Tennessee, 20 that the Ordinary process Of lsF
esnnot % served upon him IL Is therefore or
dered that publication Be nads far four eonsecutvs
NeeE4 la the Melville Union, e peszpaser pub
i-iet "a lne city q Nashville, fenBe zee, reqmr-
t1eeieudsafs 70 spgesr a. the neXttsrm o. ne
OoGu q smlth county, 10 D. hsd a he
IvNt mouse 70 Carthage, On the third Monday Ia
Ala--l go, then and taere 70 plead, answer or
44tuulto compiginzafs' biH, or the same VII -
lAen ior Confessed and SET Tor kearnz e1psrts, -
uhm u. d. CAMPBELL. ca M,
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II You want good heavy brown Domestic
ct p cents q yard, goto $. sickles 4 Co, A.
College street.
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Captain Semmes,

Ladies' dne kid shoes at s. 90 a pair, at
S. Sickles & Co, As College street.
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Have you seen the new styles of Wall
Paper at W FRESHMAN Cos
D, Pub. Square, Corner Deadr.ck st.
feb 2I-2y.
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee.
FEBRUARY IOth, IsGG.

WuAaA loulEs vs. 1ohAei Ahl ioft 81 AS.
IN this Cau=e it appearing 70 the Clerk and has
ter that the defendant Matle J. Mana, Exeeutrir,
elc., o. + q. Mann. dec d, l. q non-resld.ut Of ths
state Of Tennesses, 20 thai the ordinary process Of
laE "a nos h served upon her It is therefore or
dered that publication T. made Tor Dur successive
weeks, M the Nashville In on. a newspaper pub
hsned 10 the city Of nashville, Tenne see. reduir-
ing said dslendant % appear a. The August term u
me Chsnccu Court OF smith county, 10 be held 81
Carthage. Oh the third Monday IN August, lsJ5, %
plead, snswer or d-nur 10 compiaiaauts HI, or
the same Will be taken 0r confessed, a. b. her, and
febis.Wt D. CAMPBELL. c & N.
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O-opartnership Notice.

A z have this day taken into copsrtnersh hip with
w usslss n. Macy, late Of he firm 81 Mseey
& Hamilton. Our business in future will be con-
Quoted IN the hm style q Macy. Driver 3 Brow
We tsgs this opportunity OF thanking our trends,
and ne pubic generally, for the liberal patronage
heretofore expended 10 US, and respectfully zolclt a
continuance of the same DRIVER BkOMN.
Nashville Feu. y, lsed. lfeb2s-lm
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JUsr TIM THING.-We are ever happy TO
welcome enterprise in this city, and il is,
therefore. with the greatest pleasure that
We notice that Messrs. Hewitt * Marshall,
No. 81 College street, has just received an
immense invoice Of oil cloths, mattings,
rugs. mats, window shades, wall paper, etc,
which they are prepared TO sell at the low
est rates. With such opportunities for par
ties 10 supply themselves IN this city, there
is uo danger that parties, whether country
merchants or private citizens, will 80 month
uf Nashville for supplies.
This is, emphatically, a stock Of good s
that would do credit to. any metropolitan
cities OF the East, and they deserve great
credit and a substantial support Tor the.I
enterprise.
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our JOS UrgroE.-We are executing go
..scription Of plain and fancy Joo fLLn.
ne IN the n~eatest style, aud a. Inc io"
,ricea. at this office.
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Ginseng, Feathers, Bseswax.

TUE highest maEkei prcs ALL b. PAID ID GOOD
Co, No - North Market sresl. fTgm 49, =
stsnei or elnsnR Feaihens and B-ss.sF -
NUN :. AVo b elnssag Eantei- -
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Three soldiers, Henry Adams, John
Woods, aud C.. W. Smith, who said they
belonged 10 the 18Th q. S. T., were arrested
on the steamer Bowena, for robbing pack
ages on her way up. They were delivered
TO the civil authorities in h~arlcuis, aud
sent 10 the workhouse.
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Was The Only preparation for food from
Indian Corn

That received a medal and honorable mention nom
the Roval Commissioner. II 1.-THE great Iuternanoua.
Exhibition. London, ls6z, The competition o. al
monument manufacturers Of "Coru Starch" and
aPreusred Corn Flour" d this aud other countries
u0thNIth-tsudng.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-08

EooSouy-ls purchasing the first quality
Of Wall Paper, kept always at
W. Freeman & Co.'S,
2S Public squsre,
ctss-9w Cor. DeadeFick st
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Marriage licenses aud every description
of Law Blanks for sale Of tins once OF
,riutel 10 order.
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Two important Government sales take
place IN THIS city, to-day, as follows:
NY MAJOR WILLS.
Ninety thousand go. eUJl feet Pine, Oak
and Poplar Lumber. Also, BIacksmiths 4,
ship Carpenters ana Carpenters Tools,
Spike, Mails, Blocks, Cordsge, Gc., sc.
Sale 10 be made az the Z. s. Shop yard,
10 EigeGelj, aud will IN at 10
O'Clock a. IA. This is an excellent opportu-
nifty . secure the articles named, 81 a low
price.
by CAPT. KIRK.
Us Cavalry and Artillery Horses, more
or less: l75 Mules.
These animals were taken from the Deroi
Transportation, and are ala seryiceable aud
IN good condition.
sale to commence at 10 o'clock a, M, al
the Government Cofrals, in the city o.
Nashville
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z MA

The food and luxury q the age, without a single
EnIt. one thai viii convince the moot -kepueI.
Make PudIlngs, Ctke-, Custart-, blanc Mage,
A.. without i-inga--. with ies Or no eggs. at eco=l
Astonishing the most economical. a -hght sddi-
ron % ordinary Wheat Flour greatly improve.
Bread and Cake. it's also eNcellrutlor udckeuiue
sweet sauces, griue- for hsh or fheat, coup. &C. For
Iea-Cream nothing can compar. with e. A htle
boiled M milk u1l produce rich cream for coffee,
chocolate, tea, Ac
Bat up in one pound packages, under the trade.
marx Msizena, Eiih directions for use.
A most dfllcious article u food or children and
invlids Of all ase-. For sale By Grocers and Drug.
gsts everywhere.
wholesale Depot 8 Faiion "a New YOrk,
WILLIAM DUkfEA. General Agent.
iune 24-IY.
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F., Sale 1t this Office, one good seeon'-
- a.,Isr. WIll be sold cheap Tor cash
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Envelopes and Writing Papers,

CAMUEL RAYNOR Z CO., IT'S snd III wilisnl
- street NeW-lork. EnVelopa Manufacturer, IN
GLIDING evarv style Of Esistoizy Notz, Letter. ON.
eial, Pay Drug and Portfolio Envelopes
Also sole SCENTS for tie Irving Asurlson Mhii
Wiring Psperg. by the cafe or snailer quantity
Prce lst wsth samples sent ~ mail when request
"a. Desiara are invited - cNi sad exsuun ne st0ckr
styles, prices. A.. AZ. lkhis-tu
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Csrpetings. Oh Cloths, Matuugs, Drugits,
Rugs sud Mats. Largest stock in Nashville
lust received by Hewitt y Marshall, No. 81
college street. Mar S, I'm.
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Government Sales.

Calf skin boots at s. 90 a pair, at s Sic
kles * Co, 40 College street.
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The S%amaritan's Gift

Sent By mail 10 a plain envelope. frre Male
paeksges, $500 Female 500.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-01

TIN n,-MpS W ~, streets
CIsi Syying d' "rt. La. $40
Cor"' ShreFep, u,use G"''e'.
TIN Roo,.as snes, Iron rrrs,airsd.1;
:; S;;s: 4 III :;
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-01

: &C.: ~ ;%! r.: :; !:
f., ;:: {; =
cent, 4 g.: al. s',:' 70 5 5; @: ss'a<;
g ss;,s sss;,'ss,,;* 49, !; me-
,.:,~: ~ \: @:;sssS,s =; 8 =
e .. .ss =: PAP, n as1 -
.tat3 4. MI
, 1866-03-26
sudocatfon by Gas-Singular and Sad
FAtU1Fkr.

Mr.. Adolph Kra1ner, Of the wen-known whole
sale dfy goods arm OF ]. N. stlre, Kramer & Co.,
found dead yesterday moSning At his residence,
No. IS Fourth avenue, the room being filed with
easbure1ted hydrogen gas. which had evidently es.
capped from the burner In the room. The ctrcum-
stances Of the case ate not paalleled in the history
Of cur city; indeed, We do not remember to ha1e
read anywhere Of death ensuing trom q cause apps
rcntsy 20 ulalpg. Mr. Kraner was young man OF
nbout twenty nj ne years Of age. unmarried, and
boarded with hs brother.ln-law. The family was at
home usual on Saturday night, and friend drop
ping in, the gus down stairs w1s turned On. per-
hspa little more fully than ordinary. Mr. Kramer
Retired at the early honF OF ten, and tutued the tsp
sufficiently to put out his hight though "A 1t after
wards appeared, 1t was not turned equarely OF.
When the lights down stairs were extfngufshed
fnftes Nj. Kramer had Eaen aslecp), the increased
pressure sent ga. through the burner in The
Of the deccAeed in volume Eucie0t to oil the apart
mcut ard cause death By asphyx1a. The aperture
iet BY The imperfect closure OF The tap was pIobn
bly, 30 small that It would scarcely have admitted
the free passage Of a thread from a spiders web.
when subjected to the tul ptese1re from the street
main emitted a stream Of aeath. Who can tell the
number OF apartments in which leaks Of this ktnd
EXIT, and IN which It would be certain death to lie
down 10 sleep without ffca yentilatiouf
The inquest will be held On the remains at
o'clock today.
, 1866-03-26

Clothing Sttl1 for the Freedmen.
Many suppose that, as spring has come. there is
no more need Of sending clothing to the South for
The Freedmen. l. few Eacts will chow that this Is
wrong impression.
Rev Palmer LITE, Missionary OF the American
Missionary Association, and Superintendent Of
Education for the Southern District Of Mississippi,
wr1as from Natehez, under date March the 18th, as
follows:
"We sre constantly receiving applications for
clothing. but have none except few mems coats,
vests and pants. can make good use Of largo
quantity. The old, wosn-out men and women and
orphans in the city, and surrounding country,
crea,e a great demand for clothing. Some
come from the dlstanee Of flIeen TO twenty
miles, all bearing the marks OF great desttution.
Ecing nnht for ee1vlce they remain On the planA.
t1one. and barely get enough 10 eat The Freed
q mems clothtnE, hnt have none 3or women md
children. 1t II now spring, and the weather Il
quite wum, 60 that the kind Of clothing needed Ia
fueh a. il worn At the North IN summer"
Rev. John Kincatd, MisslonaEy OF tho Assotla.
ton. w1iles IRON Columbus, Miss, March 10: HWe
need clotbtn1 much, and Wonld be glad Of 5ou1
help In that direction"
Ths1e Is m increasing cali for teachers and mis-
sion2t1eA also, and money u needed to furnish
them and provisions to support them. Many con
ereratons Of coIoted people, vary estrous to heal
and learn, are without any preacher, and some
having only former eecessIonfst whlte preachers
would like heter ones. Address.
ANKH1cAa MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION,
fB MHuikou street. Chicago.
, 1866-03-26

Especial Despatch 70 the Chicago TRIBUNAL
MILWAUKEE,. March a.
FLoCR-ptcllniug. sAta 100 brls Excelsior. and 100
hrts Nsugatncf. pEiTxte terms 100 bs city spring
double extra 1t t7.o; 800 bril- choice extra At
GhAr--Whe4t unaetued. Sales Of 1900 ba 1t
t1.1A91..z cashs e!73A buyer nc1t week; 1.72t
seller March. Noon Bosrt-sales 5000 bu stE.1t
@L2a cash. t1.e:@lesX buyer next week; sl.as
buyer 10 dAys. Fi7e p. N. Board-unsettled but
higher. Etlcs 20 900 bu At S1.251otlH eaah; AJAX
bnyt. March-elosluE 1t inside ngure.
P1ov1stos-Duil. sssea Do uezcqs sTeet picked
hnynA Mt ffxr
, 1866-03-26

The whole Western country, at least eonzsdc-a-
bic portion Of the people IN this section Seem to be
going mad onthe G1t1 Concert question. We prob.
ably have received from thirty TO nfty letters Per
week during The past three mouths, each one ashug
u 8uch and such pariee. manageu Of g1it enter
prizes. are reliable gentlemen. We need not here
indicate what Is the tone Of our answets but lt5s
thote answers should be by any deemed unsatlsfac-
tory, we herewith present echc1ue, shown to us
yesterday, to which we can gre N endorsement.
We commend 1t to the notice Of those who are de-
te1mtned 10 patroutEe son,e git enterprise.
"Concert of Rrest. grand Aud awful rnu1ic, On The
bridge under the Ter At 1ASalle tireet, to come Of
On tie iii Of April, 1861, Immense quantities Of
nice things given AMY. Only tTo thousand
million tickets sold. Every cue ptiae. Postiyely
DO humbug. Sec tho following llat Of prizes;
, 1866-03-26

NEW ToHK, March n.
Corros-Dull, heAyy and noninA1ly 1e lower; 4ot
FIoua--Dul1, heay and loa13c lower: s7.oo@7.l
for extra Etate: &3111As3 for comnoa to good Bhn.
rlng brands extra roundhoop Ohio, and 48toaall.o1
for trade brAndsvmarket closing heavy.
Weatcrn-inslde price for rennFd.
EpAIS-WheaI dull and tes2c lower. winter red
NlehIFan At tc!ss; NO Milwaukee 1t g1.se. Isya
loweE and yery dgll: prime stats hsid q &C. Ef.n
common. Corn dull and 1c iowet; s4s2e for nnsound
and 1S@73c for sound uxea In store and
delivered. Oats shade hfunet: 559lac for nnAound
western aud s2a53c for sound do.
rETEolErx,,Dull; :sess lor crude, and 3s9ssc fos
fetned In bond.
PRov1sloss Steady. e2a-ooa25.n for now .rness,
closinG @nssyy @ q q s2s@ fee; II tssoa RI fos old %.
9ot Apsil and Hay see,s + .oron: = soa
FD5cdS2I.C Cd for new extra resS. Reef hams heavy
~. .ta3s.ta. Cut nests unchanEed. bacon heaEJ
and lower, ut 13&154c for Cumberland cut sad 16Ga
l6Kc tor short Ribbed. Lard dull heavy and lower.
Elles so tEca At 16ki9c{atteE MI extreme nuttes
Quie 1T for Ohio. and 40s51c for state. Cheese
quiet 1t 1t9Gc.
, 1866-03-26
Markets by Telegraph.
OUR p11DNIGHT MARKET REPORT.

Especial Despatch to tho w.stcn Associated PrtsaJ
Tbs market for money remains rery easy At SGT per
cent with the bulk Of the business at lower rate
GOLD .
1,.t .sie. VEN strss
'e*s SA'Is ~ p,n1r.
1her. v,.,,,h-r ,nore stea 5ne.s tn the stock mar
.t. ~. ...na ,.r,I.r ~ t.,t noer Rnsr1 and
ket ~ tho seeona secolaF aoo ~. opsm .aa
prices weIe oettef u somc ,espee .ne .oue r.a.
tsai. ". Efe;ea huasoa tate.. 49,. aseH s,no n
1olA aemS1n Cenaas, 'es M.ene. - rsssnt
~; naoa Cen.sa. u Sle'e.sna sa,l' - na .a,1
TX tnleaeo g aoltn#es.stn, ~ ". ~. -
Cleveland 3oeao' IVY hoek nana, toS Ho. ~
Wayne, Ha uhlo q asalaIppa cs1ancs's'' % !
lenneasee - s1A Atssou1' Ae7+
oosxRsAkSie' aeEs,E
f4Fe't"eassksf WoS @1e"' 7'A No"
100. o,rx .,orx,,
ps,-,,sr., .t,.t, ic-rr snd INT S+v s,,... We
ansn 8nn ~ =; =. ~ 81, c,rer Mi: Pis.
49, sS ". 1so..n..t - ~ Tn,t.d St,s., IL 81
nois, s'-s1i - n'ao"seA' s'''S' 1n'*e3 7''
-N-'"e'' "' Ms8a srocxst
Gold md mining stock, ecnerslylorer The quota.
.,ons srr. Atl.nrc IS 81. Benton. ii 80: Con Greg,
~ n. Dorn,.yiIIc' M. Gunneil $50: Emith q
p.rr,f.e an :.
WHY Rxrxw or 1nx xaRxtu,
rb. nou, rn.rtrt haa hern d4nrrssed prices having
f.Iten IN n "a ernt,: t)hIo shnpinz so,d 1t H.
sss and a. 1cn,s e1trs A. sttsa16oo: tayts Of tho
10y IN m ~. foyn ductnatrd ,4a13e for mixed
We.ts,n ,s's s.ie. IA eSS,hn
ponx.
Market excited md p.1es, lower. ovtoeto reported
..,,.. u.1n. ~
, 1866-03-26
TOTAL ECLIPSE OF TIE MOON.

On Friday evening next, Mnsrh soth, ths Moon
will be totally eclpeed for the space Of ous hou,
and thinylwo minutes, tho eeuur Of the lumtns,y
being within very bhort distance Of the centre
EaE1h's shadow 1t tho instant Of opposition. The
cclpee beg1nhhere at about nine O'Clock End end.
At thir,-sesen minutes AFTER midnight, making its
total duration three hours and fo7ty-nins minutes,
As the eclipse Ia near eentral, ana the tims l. su
favorable for observation 1t Chicago, we herewith
present diagram. with the elements, calculated
e1ptessly for thls city:
Chicago, latitude II deg, g min, 70 sec, north :
longitude hour, 80 mip., 20 ecc., west
The opposltton OF centres Of The lumtna5jes In
Right Ascension occuIs at:
GreenW1eha March 3oths 16 b., 50 n, ~ Sec
Al that time the following are the data, as t1ken
from the iHdldteal Akua1a1e
, 1866-03-26

Few York Stock and Money Market.
NEW YoHk. March a,
MoskY-Quita steady aod easy at per cent for call
leans. .......
E1cuAxax-St1linE dn1l and nominal It 1g7X@
1u!x.
GotD-r1tguiar. unsettled and lower-opentuK ut
12eK and cloltnK ut l2iA3i24E.
EIroKIs-7he total exports Of specie to-day WAS
$113,5o0.
FzxlaHTs-Ftelghts to Liverpool quiet
Q. 8. t. 51or. Of e. 1esN; do Of ~ 1c34 e. s. S.
1oos, coupons, SIX; Treasury Notes, 'aQs, ID scres
100.
.6TocmEst*Ady. Tennessee g. 9a49iH: Ohio MIS-
GH: New York Central, e5K; Ezie. SIX: Reading,
mix; Michigan sonthefu. SUI; Pittsburgh. 19K:
Eorthweste1n, tx; Chicago, Burlington d Quincy,
lis: Fort Wayne, 1lt.
, 1866-03-26

EB The fa1uily Of the late Senator Funk hare
contributed nine thousand dollars fadded to the
gift Of Nj. Funk 10 the endowment fund) to COM
plete the endowment OF lhe Isaac Funk Professor
ship OF Agriculture In Illinois Wesleyan Uutver-