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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-09-29

The above FIRST CLASS CCMPANlES
having complied with the law passed by the
last Legislature requiring deposit of ,S33, 600
from each, in bonds of the State, the underSIgn-
ed is now prepared to issue policies IN Al or
either of them OH all descriptions Of property, in
the city or country, against loss or damage by
fire. and on inland, coustwisc and sea risks, ON
terms adaptct to the hazard, and consistent
with sound and reliable underwriting.
All losses promptly adjusted and paid 1T til !,
office.
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COURT NOTICES.
TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF FAiRgiv
L county, June term, 1906, Robert A!iisnn,o

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF FAiREay
4 county, June term, 1906, Robert A!ison,.
administrator VS.. Martha A. Allison &cN;.s
chancery. 80
'"The Court doth adjudgc, order aud dpc,o.
that one of the Commissioners Of this Court Dc
take an account between the estates of Robe.
Allison, decd, and James e. Allison, deed
and toat he particularly enquire into and ascar
tain what is now due on the bond and decd g
trust in the bill mentioned, bearing date iSo
10Th day of April, 1896 and also what if sn NV
thing, is now due on tho single bills and pron,
issory notes, in the bills mentioned, and ,nar:ad
Nos. ], 2, 8 and d; that he also enquire ,yL: =
real estate the said james q. Allison died sni~
ed, and its value. what liens there are upon i
by deeds Of trust, judgments or otherwise, and
their prorities that he also state and settle .n
account OF the complainant, Jonathan Roberis
administrator Of the personal estate of the s.;i
James &. Allison, and that by publication ~
he published for four successive weeks, in some
newspaper printed in Alexandria, he do c,n
upon the creditors Of the estate OF the said Tvs
&. Allison 10 bring forward and cyhLii
their claims against the said estate. sncL
publication TO be equivalent TO personal service
within 80 days from some day to be fixed by ,hn
said Commissioner. And the Court doth fur.
Their order and decree that said Coinmis.ionr-
do report his proceedings under this decree.
with any matter which he may deem p.rtincm
or that any party interested may require him t.
report speciaily.'' Extract--Tcstr.
.. w. b. GOODING, Clerk
Commissioned OFFICE, Aug /. lSUG
As one Of the Commissioner, Of The Circuit
Court of tnirfax county, hereby give notice
that at my office, ut Fairfax Court House.
snail on the I'd day Of October next, proceed TO
execute the decree Of the said Court, Of which
the above is :, copy, and the creditors of Jane,
G.. Allison decG., are hereby notified to bring
forward aud exhibit their claims agains. his
estate, within ninety days from the date Of ,hi.
notice. THOMAS MOORE.
Commissioner in Chancery
uup 30 Iaw.iW Circuit Court Fairfax county
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Commissioner in Chancery,
aur 3O-1aw1w Circuit Court Fairfax county

VIRGINIA. to wit: In the County Court Of
' Fairfax county,. August rules 1865, 7.
Hillman Troth vs. Vim. VI. ChichcSter Sylvia.
nus n. Chichester Thornton NJ. Chichester,
jackson VI. Chichester, Henry J.. Chichester,
Pandorus NJ Chichester, Vim. NJ. Hume, at-
ministrator of estate of William il. Jennings,
and ali persons claiming through them rs her.
assigns, personal representatives or otherwise,
to the property herein referred to, whose name.
are unknown to the plaintiff
Mem The object Of this suit is to remove 3
cloud Of title by reason Of apparent heirs OF the
above mentioned parties upon certain tract o.
land Of about l31 acres, being part of The tFac:
called Mount Air, situated near Accotink, Il
said county, now occupied by plaintiff, ana de-
scribed in a deed recorded in Liber I, No, D.
Fairfax records, 1T page lo3, aud t" secure the
title to the above named plft.
happening by atiidavit filed that the above
named defendants, cxccptW VIM. N. Hume, are non
residents Of this State. and that there are partlc
whose names are unknown 20 the plaintiff, II :
ordered that they appear within one month al
ter due publication hereof and do what Is ne'
ccssury to protect their interest.
+. ID. RICHARDSON, CierS.
Wu1OUGuBY. p. O. aug 24-la%iT
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STOVES, TIN WARE, &c.
C GUY VII L E nt.s
=. - (KELL's OLD STAND,D
No, %. KING ST, ALEXANDRIA, VA,
Dealer in all kinds of

- = SIU Y ES AN lin w INNE- 2
PLUMBING COPPERSMITHING, ROOF
ING. GUTTERING and SCOUTING dane in
town and country, at lowest cash prices. All
work warranted us contracted for.
scp1l-tjanl
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PURCELL x HOY,
n O.. 4,

So =. & KING IL WISUING TON STREETS
......,. AGENTS FOR TIE .-...
MAGEE & BA TOW
PATENT VENTILA11NG STOVES.
.... Comprising .. ~.
Parlor, Cook, Hall and Dining Room Stoves
Hot Air Furnaces and Ranges.
.. Also Manufacturers and Dealers in all sorts Of
Stoves, Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware
Guttcring, Spoutlng, Roofing, &c,
done in the best manner, and at shortest notice
je l9-tf
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r51O BASIL BRAWNER AND MALINDA,
L his wife, Redman +. Brawncr, Stephen E
Meade, John II. Sullivan, and the heirs Of VIII
liam Brawner, deceased, whose names are I'M
known, take notice, that on FRIDAY, the 9Th
day of October, 1866, between the hours of sun
rise and sunset of that day, ut the law Office of
A. s; G. h. Stuart, in the town OF Alexandria,
Va, / shall proceed to take the depostions Of
Albert Stuart Charles + Stuart ard others, to
be read It's e. idencc in MY behalf III i certain
suit in chapcery, now pending in the County
Court Of Prince William county, Va, in which
! am plaintiff and You arc dcfcndunts and il
from any cause thctaking nf the said ,:apo<itnnS
DC not commenced OH that day, or if COM
mencrd BE- not concluded on that day, the TAX
ing Of the same will be adjourned and continued
from day to LAY. or from time to time, ut the
same place, and between the same hours, until
the same shall be completed. Yours, &c,
sep 5-toct5 JOHN +. JOHNSON :
WHEAT AND GUANO DRILLS,
Tho Wiloughby Drill with Wagner Guano
attachment with and without Gum Rollers and
Springs, The Buck ford and Huffman Drill
j. +. BARTHOLOW & CO.,
Manufacturers and Dealers in
Agricultural Implements, Seeds, and Fertilizers,
$685. 7th street, Washington, ID. c., and .
au 29.1m %, King street, Alexandria, Va.
DACON.-Sldes, Shoulders, and Breast, bss-
- con- for sale by +
aug9-tr F. G. SWAINE. /
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VIRGINIA. to wit:-In the Circuit ColF::. o.
Y Fairfax county, September rules, loSg ~
ward Evans vs. Catharine Gaines GeoFsf IIonnr
and Helen, his wife, Emanuel Butleraha ile. .
Ann, his wife, Susannah Bancroft ana J"'''-
Evans, dcfcndants-In chancerY. ,,;nah.
Mem THE object Of this suit is to o0i"' u. "a,
cree for the division Of Il tract OF lall4 lie
county of Fairfax, formerly the propc'9
Simms, deceased. 1o}.nl.
Itappcaring by affidavit fled that the h He,I ,
ants, Emanuel Butler and Henry Ann, ~, ,. mar
Susannah Barefoot, James Z. Evans anu G, ,;.Ny.
inc Canes, arc not residents Of this ota'r shcr
dcrcd that they appear within one m"h ','."r:
due publication hereof anil do what Is nc'''''''
to protect their interests. a copy t e5,c cIork.
- W. b. COOLING: C IcIM,
MINER s. CARNE, T. q. sep O--,,--
VIRGINIA, to with the Count, n.y. cO b N.
Y Fairfax CO., September rules. Iooo, nnJt.
Powell and Oscar Moore, late mcrcht ~ Thoms
the firm OF Powell ~ Moore, use . % orr: =" iy.I
Moore, trustee, plaintiff, VS.. r. T. Brow"
In debt ... :, attach il
Mem The object OF this suit is to a' ,"oney
the hands Of Mary u. Chicnester aI Isrt inLr
which she may owe u the Sa!I oc.r , Ch;rhc:c:
vidually, or rs exccutriN Of GcorS;T t, ,,m
deceased, sufficient to pay pah''''
SD 81, and the costs Of this SUIT u,o said &"
It appearing by affidavit fled that t'!c ;.nrte.
PENDANT is not a resilient of this ot"I' ,.,h nj"
ed that he nppc'r within one me, n; ?. nte>s9
due publication hereof, and do VIVA. J.
" ' F. y. RICHARDSON; -I Lu
MOORE. P. Q. -- sep -, 4,
EyIRGINIA. to within the County $50 $50 Al;
Fairfax county, September Tui; vi; q
fred Garter vs.. janis Hunter, adw 9nlth,
Ke5sh 1:sS sssss su H syah S An" %
M Menu Thc Object Of this suit is Is TO formerly
decree for the sale of tract OF aIInlrr'eased So
the property Of Kcziah Garter soss en!tIs
the proceeds of sale distributed 0't that Mile;
sd II "ppSWSfpis sm to d 'ns Joseph JS1
and Sarah Ann johnson, are not nnesr with,
this State is ordered that they i bpeTPeo andt
one month after due pubilcal.i,o'i; Or Interests,
c w%S; te Is ns''siEy b. SsS
MOORE 2. Q.
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E,HE SUBSCRIBER IS AUTHORIZED TO
| L olEer for sale the FARM Of Joseph kcrby
esq., This farm is situated ut the mouth of
Broad Creek, on the Maryland Shore, where 1t
emptics into the Potomac river. 1t is an excel
lent alluvial soil, well adapted to the growth OF
all the crops usually grown in that fertile sec
ton Of country. 1t is about four miles below
Alexandria, Crops may be shipped directly
from the garden. The improvements consist Of
Il large frame dwelling, containing eight ~
rooms, and al! the necessary 9ut-huldllgs' Il:l
in good repair. From one hundred to three
hundred acres will be sold to suit purchascrs.--
4 rare opportunity is offered to those desiring
Il safe investment, or to engage IN agricultural
pursuits rs it will be sold ut Il great bargain.-
! u ''' "'S' ~ ; ri NDALL MARDURY,
or or TO w W. oT AETUR TAYLOR, Alcxa, Va.
Pr. Georges CO., Md.-jc ll-2awtf
NISHING SHORE FOR SALE OK RENT.
A Morris Landing, better known rs Twins
Shore, containing FIFTY-TWO ACRES or
LAND, and has on it good house for officers
and men, large shed, with watts enough to
strike seven hundred barrels of herrings, ut n
time Any further description IS unnecessary
as the shore is well-known to all Iotomac lSh-
ermen 70 be one Of the best herring shores on
the Potomac. For terms apply to .
THOMAS PERRY,
No. S, Prince st.
=. S.--Thcrc is an outfit of capstans and Il
boat on the Shore that will be sold low to amy
one buying or renting. [my 3O-tsl T. T.
NOR SALE-L have JACK and two ,]EN-
L NETS which l will sell low or exchange
for other stoc;. They arc young, Of fine size
and Of the best Missouri stock.
VIM. G. STRIBLING,
sell colin Markham Station, Fauquicr CO., Va
Agzags FOR RENT-TWO NEW FRAME
five
corner Patrick and Gbbon streets 50 per
month. Apply after p. NJ. to
J. G.. VERPLANCK,
aup3O-tf 12J King street.
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YIN THE CIRCUIT COUNr OF FAIgFAy

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF FAIRFAX
| county, june term 1865, Turner DMou's
Exccutrix VS.. Austin l. Adams 1T al; anne IS.
same In cAanccry.
stIhcse cl.ises are consolidate I, ut j; b. the
Court ordered, lijudgel, and dcrrccd, ina,
Thomas Moore or som. other Con'nissoner Of
this Court, do ascertain and report what pay
mcnts have been made on accoun. Of the debts
due from the defendant, since the institution
Of these suits, if any, and how and - whom
paid. and the amount now due from the Ge.
PENDANT to the complainant, principal and in
tercst And it is further ordered and decreed
that the said commissioner do ascertain and re.
port the ;,resent condition Of the land in The
bin and proceedings referred to, is to its title,
location, boundaries, SC, and whether tie
deed Of trust thereon from the defendant, Aus
tin L. Adams, to Alfred Moss for the benefit Of
J. G. Gunnell, has been satisfied or not, how
and by whom and if not wholly satisfied wha,
balance is now due thereon, also all the lien:
and membranes upon said land, and all such
other other matters rs he may deem pertinent.
Extract-Tcstc. w. B. GUODlNG, Clerk
COMMISSIONER OFFICE, Aug. 81, 1865.
Notice is hereby given that / shall on the is:
day of October next, at my office ut Fairfax
Court House, proceed to execute the decree Of
the Circuit Court Of Fairfax county, OF which
the above is IN extract.
THOMAS MOORE
Com misSioncr in Chancery,
aur 3O-1awtw Circuit Court Fairfax county
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rgyiIE FIRE INSURANCE CO..
OF ALEXANDRIA
TCuARTERED IN 1871
Continues to insure against loss or damage by
fire. The company which has had the conf-
dcnct: Of the community for more than half n
century, again solicits the patronage OF the
public. Risks will be taken at the cstADllShcd
rates, and losses promptly paid.
OH &c hours % q. m, to ) ?. m.
c. W. WATTLES, Secretary.
Directors
a F. Cover, Pres. c. W. Wattles,
VIM Gregory, benjamin Barton.
!, II Brent. aug l0-ly
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NSTA BLISllED 1910.
RESIDING IN TIE SOUTH
AND SOUTH WESTERN STATES.
Washington, SO lift

RESIDING IN TIE SOUTH
AND SOUTH WESTERN STATES.
Prior to the war VIC had numerous customers
in the South and South west all Of whom we
most respectfully inform that our stock OF For
cign and Domestic First class Fancy and Staple
y II y G . O ID 5,
is now, as then, much the largest and most com
prchcnSive in this market.
Now, us heretofore, all orders receive oar
most careful attention.
Our Northern and Eastern correspondents
send us new supplies daily. .
VI: Terms cash. One price only, the actual
market value, marked in plain figures.
W.. All parcels for shipment or express, or
modes, properly packed free of charge:
An examination Of stock solicited; IL ncurs
no obligation 10 purchase.
PERRY & BROTHER,
Pennsylvania Avenue and Ninth ST.,
sc1}-3wl "Pcrry Building" Washington. y. &.
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EXCELSIOR.-The price of Excelsior has
IL this day been reduced to S73. For sale by
sep Lin T. a. BREWIS s. co.
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~ UANO AND SEEDING. Peruvian
VI Guano and Timothy Seed, To arrive and for
sule by THOMAS PERRY,
sep TT No. Prince ST. Get.
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eber delivery sellers and buyers options, at S30@
so rs per bh Cut Meats are In rather more demsnd,
at 12K@13c for Shoulders. and 17H@i6Hc for Hatnsj
sales $50 pkgs. Bacon continues quite dull including
Cumberland Out ct 14H@14Xc; Short Rib at 15x@16c;
Long Rlbbed, 16@16Kc; Long clear, 16Z@16c;- Short
Clear, 16N916Hc p ID. Dressed Hogs are inactive at
121c b Lard is quiet today sales 500 tcs and bbs
at ls@2aHc p tb. Beef continues In demand at $l6@
$40 80 for new Plain Mess and $9192l 80 for exs
do sales have been reported OF 400 bbls Herce Beef
continues inactive Beef Hams are very quiet at $l79
48 2 bbl Butter 10 In moderate request ct SQ@s6c
for State and S0@40c for Western. Cheese conin.
ues In demand, at 8@20 cents p h. -.
RIor-Haa been In moderate request at 81 80 to
$l2 10 Tor Carolina and to 50 80 Rangoon per h.
SALT-Has been quiet, but stifiy held
SEED6-Have been In moderate demand, including
Glover at 81 to '0c per lb rough Flax ut 50
per bushel = l7s7' - = - -. :.
soAr-Eas been in request including Castillo at 1eX
to lezc; Colgate's Pale at I2Kc and Family at ISo
per In. e 80! - =. :.
spIcss-HAvs been quiet at irregular prices.
SUaARs-Have been In demand and held very firmly.
Sales since our last 760 hhds including Cuba &c
from l0H tn 12xc per ID. Refined Sugars continue In
good demand at AK to 1870 per 10.
per ID.
TAILow.saea 225 600 lbs at 12,I to l2xc chiefly at
12he and 500 lbs Grease at 10 to l4c per lb.
IEAs-Have been inactive at former prices.
IoBAcco.-There IS more inquiry for Kentucky from
per lb.
wHIsKEY-sales 12o bbs, in lo.s at 81 e2X to 81 az
per g7llon.
FREIaHrs Liverpool there were taken, by steam
er, 1000 bushels Corn at 4Kd per buahel For other
ports nothing new.
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The foliowi are the Inspections 6f Flour and Mea
In the city of Baltimore for the week ending May "A
1855 viz: oward-street 2118 bbls and 10 BALI bols
Oty Ml1 e7 nbs and 20 hall be5 Ohio SSys iSs hh
and 20 half bbla Together with $50 bbls Rye Flour
aud 1888 bbls Corn.
= GRAM-Wheat Is hrm; yesterday 700 bushels Western
Spring sold ut today further sales were made OF
1; we quote 50 is to 20 There was also small sale
of prime Marysnd red at 50 80 bushel Corn-lS SOi
bushels white and 42590 bushels yellow offered; marke
active and prices further advanced &c on yellow and
on white-we report sales Of 500 bushels wn1te ano
mixed 90 to 9c 1000 bushels good TO prime white 81
% to 60 bulk at hter 2sO bushels yellow at s6 to SIC
and 1900 bushels do st sSc p bushel Oats-sales o.
$500 bushels light st IL to 7Sc mostly at 72o we8nI
Rye--S0 bushel. Maryland sold at 81 10 p. bushel
LuhBEn-Receipts Of Southern improving; common NJ.
goes North Carolina at $40 to 29 for scantlng ano
Boards We quote Charleston $50 to 35 and SAVANNAH
$50 to 20 per n, - to quality.
MoLAssEn-No stock worthy OF notice: Market nfm'
sales confined to small lots from second hands
o. PRovIsIoNB-Adyices from Cincinnati show IN acufo
market with an improvement Bulk D. eats ana Be-
con. Our market also continues firm. We noucs a .
sale Of so casks Bulk Shoulders at 1870 original weight
side1 held ct tic. Bacon ts in good demand on
Southern ORDERS with sales Of so casks Sides at lSc on
to 2fo Mess Pork is inquired for tut held hrm at $3
Lard quiet; we quote Western tres 22c per ID.
sua.R-Stock is light for the season, comprised OF
1920 hhds 1859 boxes and 46 bags In hrst han g. and
lerge portion is held ont Of the market We port
sales tod1y Of 250 hhds Cuba common grocery
at IL TO 1870 indicating an advance OF Hc per ID.
Liverpool Grou d Alum Is selling OF 81 80 for
direct imports; marshalls and Worthington's Fine
IS Is to 90; other brands less known $3 per SACK
Turks Ia and nominal at 6Qc per bushe market bare
lon sales confined to small lots at the latter figure for
Western.
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Tho Nickshurg Herald says: sWe have been
Informed thxt the Sad o. s. coiored infantry, which
was discharged and paid off on Sunday last, do
mated about seven hundred dollars to the Lincoln
Monument Fund.- and the foil wing day presented
heavy gold wstoh and chain, and to Mrs. ZEIaLER
. fine heavy silver saver. TO Lieut.. Col. HENRY
K BRINKERHoFF they presented an engraved tea
set complete. The cost Of these articles amount
majority of the men of this regiment have en-
gagged their services "a field hands at the same pay
Aa they received frsm the Government as soldiers,
and have loft or are rapidly leaving the city with
their employers"
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D STATES STEAMSHIP VANDKRBur, I

10 ,.ld ia s. r-2sc
.o1fARnIAas M HIda Lsrs.-The. Bsrnweu (S. 6)
EsasneS of saturday, contains sae following high
4 few nights ago we were invited to oiiciaee at
the marriage Ut = young couple. The rain. poured
IN torrents, but xsin Eere :ita efforts 70 keep us
from the Nsce6C Of -ffestivity and joy Forth INTO
the darkness we went. and after great many un-
successful efforts to keep dry arrived at the scene
Of exciteme t and anxiety We stood In the midst
Of large assemblAge tof well!sttired guests, and
soon ubeheld approaching us the gay procession
OF friends chosen to attend the happy pair tothe
ALTA. 6f Hymeu; Rid gloves, lsces. garlatds,
combined to form the pure and tasteful costume
Of the bridal group. who preceded, and gathered
around the two about 70 confess their love before
Heaven aud earth,' and to blend interest and des ;
Tiny with holy words The ceremony VS. s,,on
conducted the bride, enyeloped in her flowing veil,
to the centre OF the group Of friends who We're
present, ami we lost sight of them as the group
pressed ab ut them with congrat ratulations. The
next scene that opened before us Was supper,
real wed ting supper, d real country Wedding sup
tper. The table grnaned. Pigs, chickens, hams,
turkeys, cakes with heart and dart devices-6ut
we give DER May our, eyes often behold suchl
Now this was freedmans wedding. The bride
wis formerly the 81 I'VE OF the gentleman in whose
house she was married. The Ladies' Of the fsmily
arranged the toilette, from the muslin robe to tn ,
last pn that secured che bridal veil; and the for
ner master could tell, If his nobility: OF spirit
would permit him, how 30 many nice things found
their way upon the table. .,,..,-..,.i...
=" Gases su h as this are frequent. What can zen
erals Steedman and Fullerton be thinking sDout
In trying 10 abolish the Freedmen's Bureau!
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nfomphis Market.

MEMPHIS May 25.-CorToN The market yesterday
was quite actiye Prices firm and tendns upward.
Holders were Arm, anticipation Of further ad-
vance The inquiries were far, and bu! ers were
forced to concede holders prices to make purchases
The New York dispatch quoted Cotton Al to 4?c,
Hru aud advancing This news gave buosanoy to the
.rke here and the staple advanced two to three nt
SS to SAC; Good Mitdng IS to $780, Low mddling at
@; tiodd Oroiuary at 20 to 500. The market clus
firm. With prices tending upward. We give the follow
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constgnees Per south CaroIfna Railroad,
~ May az and az,

ll6 boxes Tobacco, Is cars Lumber Iron Furni
ture, and sundries. To Jacobs, Pritohett, " Z
Ryaa, 81 kirkpatrick, G W Williams Go, Fergu-
son Barker, Lee Spencer, 2 q Rodgers Co, Grae-
ser d Smith. Adams, Frost %, Hunt Bros, Chisolm
Bros Walter 90. Bollmann Bror, Calder. Fraser
Dill, u Wiss 90, A McLeish, Willis & Chisolm. II
by. g W CLARK & 90, Barden, T stephouse & Co. q
Hoppock. Whittemore, Son & Co, G HsokerJ z Vel.
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The Financial article OF the New York 7ae' Of Sat-
urday. 2Sth instant sxys:
The export Of Gold by the steamers tomorrow Will
amount TO six millions Of dollars making for the weef
including the sent overland to Boston for shpmsnt
by the China last Wednesday $11, ,000 000 Since the
beginning Of May. the aggregate export is
millions OF dollars, which. assuming that the whole has
been supplied ont OF the Treasury Of the United sate
I'D deducted nom the balances held on the LIST Of May
would sti1 leave the large sum OF ftyfour mfinons
available for export through the summer months II re-
uuired Of this sum about twenty millions belong 70
the aolders of Gold Notes Certificates Of Deposit and
thirtytwo millions to the Treasury of the United States
The following figures we have reason to say may be
lied upon ~ closely rejecting the Treasury Gold move
ment since the LIST Of May including all the oHces
Gold In Treasury, May !. 1885,. ,61o 0Oo
increase Of deposits for gold notes lS
Received for customs ct New ...'''
York. ........ ~ 6UoUW -,
And at tho out pore5. o,iUIOUo-iIsooVoV
Total IN gross. 41Vlsoo1sVvv
interest paid 'stnce May ut Now ..s-
= YORK. ........-..s...SI5uSoW ..ys
And at al other Offices. 3,6OO000
~ -, E.-4l s=lf a, o,- ooo s,'itss,t1
Together. 6,6l40Q0. ~ -
Sales of gold hnco May ], ap- apas -, a.,
pnoximsted.. oo'oco-AS'
= =,
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BAisnco In Treasury May Is.

Tho price OF gold opened this morning under some
exctement 70 advance tne ngnre on sne fepolse
shipments OF the day Tne nrst saleS yere :. LsS 9;
The market 20 iosN .ne p,Su -
LIST nignh ana nnniy eloseo es Iao per ceuS 81 80
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