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NETWORK HEilALo.)
FOURTH WEEK
OF the CITED and charming young comedienne,
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL,
who viii appear HIS EVENING Tor the - . -. $1,000,
FIRST TINE DURING THE PRESENT ENOAOLMENI
ia Ter celebrated role of
MARIE.
IN the interesting drama translated and adared expressly LOT
Mihs Mitchell by the fu,hor OF fnnchon called the
PEARL OF SAVOY;
Or, The MorHEas PRAYER
produced with
BEAUTIFUL SCENERY, ELEGANT CosTuMEss
Htt II APPOINTMENTS, AND a FL LII ChOhuS;
Mr.. j. w. Collier, J. g. Burnett d. Ration. +; Lamb
first appearance in two years.. L. Is. Holmes w H. Dan
vers T. Barry, Nee Nolan Rnndel. Sc., Misses Mary
Wells, Maeder. Ii. Chapman Everett Whitlock, &C., &C., IN
The cast
Act lst-THE PRAYER
Act 2d-TnE TRIUMPH.
Act 3d-THE ABDUCTION.
Act Ah--DESPAlR.
Act 5th-IAPPINESs.
Admission, rs cents. Reserved Seats 81. Orchestra
Chas 80. Seats in Dress Circle Private Boxes, -.
Family Circle (entrance Crosbys, 50 cents Private
Boxes, SO, SO. $40.
Seats secured .ir days in sdvance.
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Henry y MINER. Auctioncer.
A UCTION SALE OF OIL PAINIINGS. com.

~ prsing Fruits Flow and Fue ftce-ihe works OF t
fvofite American artist, Geo H. Hall by Miner Som-rve
the Somerve Art Gallery NJ 81 broadway n"sf onr
teenih-st.. on MONDAY ENENlNG, March u Now on eH
hibon with catalogues SsesToom No. 81 Nassaust, op
posi;e the Post. Office.
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XNOODs Observation-Disclosures. so Cents.
w Broadway, opposite St. Nicholas Hotel
FOURTH WEEK Of the brilliant engagement Of the youth
fui and talented actress. -
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN.
,npported BY Mr. BARTON HILL aud foil company,
WHO will EVERY EVENING excepting Wednesday, aud
WEDNESDAY MATINEE, appear in her ever famous
moral emotional dsmstltion BY G. W. Taylenre esq, Of
EAST LYNNE;
OR.
THE ELOPEMENT
LUCILLE WESTERN. Lady Label and Madame Vine
MIR BARTON HILL..... slf francs levison
Archibald Carlyle. I'M NJ w Lening"rh
Earl u.
Richard isre..F w k~ene Justice Hare.....Mr james
John Dir. ..J. s. Goodman Peter.............Mr Peck
Barbara Hare. Henrieua osoorne
Mis- carney Csryle Mrs Z. Wright
Wilson Miss Alice Solder. susanna. Miss Gilman, etc
WEDNESDAY EVENING. March IT,
Mi,s WESTERN will appear ss DON CESAR DE BAZAN.
Box Office open from to o'clock.
seats secured six days in sdvancc.
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Amusemenis.
WINTER GARDEN.
trHIs EsrABrisnurssT DOES Sor ADVERTISE IN
THE SEwYoRK HERALD

WINTER GARDEN.
trHIs EsrABrisnurgT DOES sor ADVERTISE ~
NEW YORK HERALD
Commute atios addressed to the Manasenen with sigma,
address tach-d anee OF good iath Will De
promptly acknowlsdseJ and attended to.
Anonymous letters are not read.
MONDAY EVENING. March H.
EDWIN BOOTH
A a n sisi, . JEAN an pU PLEssis.
CARDINAL DUKE DE RICHELIEU.
10 Sir Buwer yttons play of
Rl{HEIIRU,
RlCHELIEU,
pr, .ented with It's nn-qualed splcndor Of
SCENERY,
Mesgr'. Chsres Barron. J. u. Taylor, John Dyo,t; W.
Donsdson, tnble Mason Andrews, Bland Mia T. John
son, Mrs wilkins, Sc., In the cast.
Doors open at O'Clock.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH H.
GRAND BOOTH MATINEE.
DOUBLE HTrRaCTION.
EDWIN BOorh
RUY BIAS.
PRINCESS Misc IDA VERNON
EDWIN BOOTH s...........................PE
IN shaAerslxIe,sT If paeGE % Ann prrRucV,o
KATHERINE Mrs. MM WINTER
tIIer first appearances at this Thestsr.)
SPECIAL.
Mr. Stuart has pleasure In setting aside the performances on
WEDNESDAY EVENlAG Msrcn "a,
THE BENEFIT
MRS. MARIA WILKINS.
THE WIDOW GREEN,
In Sheridan Knowles Comedy Of
THE LOVE CHASE.
MISS LuClE KELLER,
who has vonrief Tor the OCCASION viii make hex hrst ep
''''@''' ." ''' CONSTANCE.
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Sales bp Autiion.
A. JousSEAY Auctioneer, Oifce No Fine r.
. TrSTJON SALE of IMPROVED PROP

A. JOuRNEAY, Aucudhetfi VlIIvt - S,,y,,. npOn
UCTION SALE of IMPROVED PROP-
"A r1Ty - o--a p,ooo. Greene and Cjoerck- also
IoS on 10Th Slst s4h l23d and 124hsis aud slave Oh
Tuesday March IL 1856 at Il O'Clock m al the EAchahee
saeroom, No ~ Broadway . o 40, mn m. IN, a
Gr,snes-HOss' and Lots Nos. iSS wi 1' O' W ''''
Grand st-Hous> end Lot No. 6cT
Hroomest-Hoase and Lot No. W - II,
Gorrckst-Hosse and Lot No q, northwest corner %
1Ctbs, north side-2 Lots between 9th aud lothaves'
SIS. AZ south side Lot between 10th and llthHves'
e4,hst north side Lots between 4th and 5thsves
1t3d ~ south siii Lots between lOth and l,ihhVe'
I24tbsi south sic-5 Lots between 9Th and lUthaVeS
Tbrd.Nve west sidel Lot between $50 ard ssthts e.;
TENS LIBERAL Maps with further particulars al THO oi0e
of the Anctioueer, No. PInest
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WAsBIsoroS d. C, March 6. 1900.
GALE of SERVICEABLE and DAMAGED
- HOSPITAL PROPERTY. VIII b. sold At pubic sne
ton on TIL RSDAl the 18th day Of March iust at 10 clock
m at judiciary Square Wsfehouse., bach Of City Hall 10
this city, large quantity Of seryieebe and damaged hospital
property consisting OF Hnf NAttfes.es and Pillows.
klsnkcts sheets Drawes Shirt Muske,o Nets Counter
pan-s. Slippers, Socks Towd. Gowns, Lanterns fs,es
bowls Mugs Tin Ware Knives and fOrks, Spoons &c
allowed 20 purchasers 10 rrfnoye property
Iefms cash. IN Government funds.
CIIAs SUTHERLAND.
C. w BOTELER Anc,. Surgeon T. 9. A. Med Pur.
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nUysICIaN's OFFICE-With three rooms
I,,,x o,rni,h.d for SALE or RENT one OF the best
coated in tbs city Inquire at No 6s Broadway font room,
second ossE
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HENRY ID. MINER, Auctioneer. oa..
OFFICE No 81 Na.sau-s,., opposite the fos, o'nee
IMPORTANT SALE of choice cOliectlon

IMPORTANT Sal LIE OF cnoce CoiVoV Wv,
1 of modern OIL PAINTINGS and DRAWINGS oy eao
ips artists American and foreign most OF when were p
20 order for the present who ab0ut aolos
MINER A SOMERVILLE will SELL 81 auction. on
THURSDAY ard FRIDAY EVENINGS, March ~ al - az
n O'clock az the Bonneville Art Gallery No b+' br1adway
very 6pe and carefully selected coiiec-
tion of OIL, PAINTINGS and DRAWINGS compllsins te
.n,ir gallery of we connoisseur and forming prop
nv he finest of works Of art offered at auction
ms season. anon which will be represented the following
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Sales bp Anttion.

n A. LEavfrT Aurtoneer
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS. 499 Broadway
DLEAViTl = IREBflGH To- Successors 10 j. E. Cool-y
toSsIGgnESIs SOLICITED ADVANCES MADE.
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DrrAKIMEsr OF PubLio CHARirIxs AND CoRRscrIoS.
NEW YORK March g. 1900
PROPOSALS FOR MILk.-SEAIED PRO

DTPAhIMKNr FCHLIC tHAhiTIFs ND
NrwioRK March .. 1860
PROPOSALS FOR MILk.-SEALED Pro
POsALs will be received by the Commis.oner. Of MI
M Charities and Correction at their oh - No BOND ST.,
unit, y O'Clock of the 10th instant ioI supplying bellevue
Uo.p,,a foot Of Twenty siSh.s.. East River, Blackwell.
and hanias snds for year commencing on the s OF
Anil nett with PtfRE, UNSklMMED. COUNTRY hlLh,
ms, M fsourd Saiisotory evidence viii b. required OF
~. rbty Of p,riies furnish tho quantity ceed Tor with
of two persons under their proper sigma
tur.. SECURITY for the faithful performance OF the contract
The reserve themselves the powrr o; re-
eryius any al positions or poriiohs
Thereof they msy deem proper for the Interest OF the De
poftment- %, -. - i...,,o. =,
,b.ir ,oaicr ISAAC BELL. frcsident.
JAMES BOWEN, Secretary,
JANIS Is. NICHOLSON,
%. W. BRENNAN,
cofnnris doners.
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AtlNULAR diamond DRILL.
'NuE ANNULAR DRILL COMPANY OF
i SEW.NORK ale now prepared 70 furnish ihsif ma
cnn.s bull the thorough manner and uheilhci 'f
rApdty economy and precision Of Work. The 'imptciy'
durabiy ami chcaIucss Of to lafiuc renders Nprfo 70
yth ns for al purosss % ntnrs ton rihs qnaf
ne sd fock astug The machines can BE- used ni can ~
hand pows ea.iy handled and csn De oprFHird q a.
angles tof further particulars lnqu al the oc~ 81 .ades'
}. WALLS. ireAsufer. No. 10 f.n~st. y. !
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RunEAu oy Ordnance. EAvr DsPAHrnENr,
WAsHIEaToS CiTT, Jan. 49, 1876.
Of GERVICEAHl f and IrNSERNICE

WAsHEaToS CIrT, Jan. IS iSt6.
GALE of SERVICEABLE and UNSERVlCE-
- ABLE NAVY POWDERS Of the UNITED STATES
NAvYYARD, NORFOLK. VirgniA-There viii be sold To
the highest bidders public sueton a. noon Of The 18th day
Of March 1866 In the Office OF the Inspector Of Ordnance ii
the Norfolk Navy Yard sample FIVE hundred and thirty
-four thousand hundred and three s3< o pounds Of
Navy Powders ~ follows;
5J2. go pounds Serviceabe.
1871 pounds Condemned.
1888 pounds Damsged
400 pounds Conpressed. f.Tr.qs1 Oh.
$4,000
~ only about hundred and seventy two Thousand three
iEnd I'D and TN 1851 pounds Of these Powders
barrels purchasers provide barrels int which the
ande may DO emptied from the tanks Tor which period Of
hirty (J0D days win be allowed The Powder nbsurl how
removed within ten days from day OF sale other
siss they will revert 20 the Government.
TEExs-CAsH in Government funds onehaf the purchase
money be deposited at the completion Of tho and
nnsndsS bsfoYs the Powden are removed
u l. WISE. Ckisf q BugssA
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T. C. iULKLiY. Aucioreef
DOSITlNE SALE, without reservation, OF a
Il vsuabie FACTORY in brooklyn close 70 jackson and
Bridse..,s ferries, T. G. BULkLti VIII
sell TUESDAY March 20 at u o'clock, at the Erchsus
SAesrooD No. III Broadway, New York the Fot OF ronnd
-four Lots on Jolnst g. % Al aud 40 and two Los
PyuouthL Nos. 80 aud 49, with all tie ban dnes Theron,
tor-ther with 50 horse power nsiDc aud two large
Boilers. Map. at the ohic~ No 90 " All ST. " y
Also at . ock D. No. day the fscory above
described ali the baance OF the machinery, consisiins If
planning Machines Keslnc Circular and Dro-s Cut saws,
Tonrn-ing aud owing Msciuel ul,y Hsuf~s Shst g.
Betting Packing BoI-.. Lumber. &c, &C. for maps. &c,
aIpy 20 Tie oillce No. - w - Jsuucey-couIt
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Matbinern.
CRICSsON's CALORIC ENGINES.


ERICSSON's CALORIC ENGINES.
IL CLUIE BROS ceebra - portable aud stationary high
and low pres ure steam ENGINES Gs and Saw Mills fump-
OF every description; Cotton Gins Shaitng Gearing,
PnHeys &c JobOBg Of all kinds.
JAMES A. ROBINSON,
No. lC4 Duanest cor. Hudson-st New York.
DOR SALE - Three HYDROSTATIC
L PRESSES. made by Hoe Il Co two of 500 and Of
80 uns with Beam Pump driving IN good ordr
nnd suiiab tor printers Anply e. address THE NEW
YORK CoNDENsING COMPANY No. 49, fronist, n. Y.
EOR SALE-One 40 and one 4-horse power
i horizontal CINE Hosting Mscmne, TO be div
b. belts and Steam Hosting Machine vita cylinder
e"gine ao, Steam fumps Hangers Shaings &c, hand
chine Works. Nos %. % and 81 Lpwis-sL To LET-Two
large light FLOORS with steam power.
EOR SALE.-STEAM-EN ENGINES, BOILERS,
ard MILLS; TO- Is and 2chor.. Portable; a. and l0I-
horse stationary. oil new and hIstcas at No. IS Ann
y. !. WIN MCKENZIE.
DEQUOT MACHINE Co.. Mystic River
tonn. manufacture the most in improved Looms for
kud Of isbcs also furnish all kinds Of supplies for
the Machines for Caendrrng, &C.
DIBBON, SUSPENDER and TAPE LOOMS.
Also. Looms kind OF goods nsdr TO
order JACQUARD MACHINES manufactured aud applied
Power and Hand Looms Findings Tor Figured Weaving IN
Slk, Woo and Cotton
SROJLINU MACHINES for SIN and Cotton. end MA.
CHlnERY ior the manufacture Of DRESS Trimmings.
Manufactured and for sale by
W Z. GHLINGFR Mschinis,
No l.G2l North Secohd-st., Philadelphia Pa
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OLYMPIC THEATER. o,
" Sole Lessee snd Manageress. Mrs JOHN WOOD
stage H. SELWlN
This EsTABIIsHxFSr ADVERTISE IN rHs
EwyogK HEKALDl
LAST NIGHTS LAST NIGHTS!
OF the eYtravaEsni original buresque entitled
CINDERELLA r. LA COMARE
CINDERELLA T. LA CONAKEl -
CINDERELLA r. LA COMAkE!i
rrodn-ed with - ~ .
BEAUTIFUL SCENERY! GU aRAlNG MUSIC! :.
HARMONIOUS SONGS,
and powerful cest including
NJ. JOHN WOOn...............as...... .ClNDEkELLA
Nr GEORGE FAWCTTT HOWE .as .CLORlNDA
RECEIVED NIGHTLY WITH SHOUTS OF LAUGHTER,
and which has schleveda - ..
GENUINE AND COMPLETE SUCCESS,
but must shortly be withdraw account OF previous
arraueefnen,., for the rrodIrtion or
OTHER NOVELTIES.
Il will be presented - -
EVERY EVENING EXCEPT FRIDAY,
prevous to which the first time the domestic drama
DOING FOR TIE BEST.
nick STTBpS ......N NJ. GEORGE FANCETV ROWE
FRIDAY EVENING. MARCH 10.
BENEFIT or MISS KATE NEWTON,
IRELAND AS 1T WAS"
and Other entertainments
In active preparation in style Of magnhcencs and with
ca. characters far surprising any previous Efforts at tins
theatre - . 1,,, - ,,.,,
Door, a II o'clock. curtain rscs At g.
s.,ts cured three DAYS In advance.
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EXECUTRlX'S SALE,
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS,

WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS
March Il and Is, at o'clok,
largo snd select PRIVATE LIBRARY OF choice English
and American BOOKS In History Biography. Travels Poe
Try Theology Church History Zine AIRS, le Drama Gen
Literature and largr collection Of vuuebe Pamphlets
&c &c Also q psir of Globes - inches IN emrte made
nv Messrs Newton Sons London ard five superior MAJ
with patent spring. And also two Black
nut Bookcases Catalogues ready and the articles
o view.
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Amrsements.
NIBLOs GARDEN.
~ Lessee and MansseI~...".......WM WHEArLEf

tTHIs EsrABIIsunEST DOES NOT ADVERTISE IN Tns
NETWORK HERALD.)
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NNvANTED-A Second. hand double ENGINE
w o 10 horse power. with revere motion Apply 10
H. LESLIE No. l5s Green 81. Jcr--y City.
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WINTERS IMPROVED PORTABLE
w CIRCULAR SAW-liLL,
with ENGINE and ROLLERS complete ,,,,,
Combining LANES Patent sEl and LID OishS'
TIE GREATEST IMPROVEMENT ENIANT
The entire Log Of any spsth instan H. and nncffnsy set
both aDl ne uomrnt OF tn'' oy te man
attending tue saw Labof--ayns sud Time saving. the ca.
pacy OF tbe Mil dou ed. ranpulcis iupished
WINTER a Co, No. 30 BfOai~sy, y. /.
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QuARTERNAsTERs OFFICE NEW YORK March D. 1900
TOHN IA. DRAPER * Co., AuctiOneers-
~ win SELL " hout reserve to the highest bidder. the
Fre Basin Rrooklyn It'll URSDAY March p at II o'clock
a M. tie following named GOVERNMENT sTEAMEhs-
wit:
ILLINOIS side-wheel.. .......s.''..'.'Z ~ trns
EMPIRE CITY, INTERCHANGEABLE tuns
MCCLELLAN, side wheel. OOJ tuna
THOMAS COLLYER, side wheel...... $40 iuns
JOHN RICE, propel er................. 90 tuhs
Al these vesses the exception Of the first are folly
eourped and ready for immediate .cTvice Ire Ino"o
Coger admirably adapted for service Oh the Souhu abu
KivrIS Al.
Ten per be pad down and the balance on delivery
IN Government fund. o,,,, -
Also will b. SOLD at the same time, the BOILER Of the
steamer Herri,t A. Weed and SHIFTING. &C., Of the
steamer Delaware STEWART VAN NLElT
Brrvet Msjor- General and - ".
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A. NJ MsRwIs AuctioDeer
DY BANGS. MERWIN d Co., Nos. 694 and

u t96 BIosdway, cor: Of 4th'st-She. OF b"oks ota
ton.rv Pictures Works Il Art Fancy Goods Fprnnrs &c
MONDAY EVENING. March u. at O'Clock
PRIVATE LlBRARY-Of valuable Theological. Biogrsph-
c aud Msce aueous Books including scarce works,
sc Catalogues are ready.
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II Y =
n,,xna 1x,v,

MOSES; On, ISRAEL IN EGYPT.
Founded on Ingrahsms sacred work called
TIE PILLAR OF FIRE. o,x,r
THE GORGEOUS SCENERY, COSTUMES and APfoiNi-
THE MOVING PANORAMA OF THE MILF,
feicitousy representing the EGYPTIAN hlNEh IN
der the various lights Of the Sun, Moon and Twilight
THE GRAND SCRlPTURAL TASLEAUX,
CROSSING THE RED SEA
DESTRUCTION OF PHARAOH AND HIS HOSTS,
TRIUMPH OF ISRAEL,
PERFECTION OF ARTISTIC AND MECHANICAL
SKILL.
Messra H. r. DAILY 7. Hadswsy j. Bidsmsn. w. L. Jsni-
son NJ n Haviland II T.. JohDstonc u. r. Andrews An
derson Finday Stevens Atkins, Bronson, Knight Mn
ProY W. L. Jsmison, g. Melville, Misses Cesver heousn
Emm. Shell Fenton Thompson Addie lie Brun appear.
WILLIAM H. HARRISON. Extemporsneous singer.
Admiration, % centa Children under ten ID cents
MONDAY EVENING, March II. a
M gro W. MORoANs SELECT ORGAN ENTER.
TAlNMENT at Oders Organ Factory No. 1863 Seventhsve,
on a new organ, expressly bnit for Dr. Grant. with new
patent improvements Mr. Morgan win be assisted by Mra
Marie Abbot soprano; Mr. Jules Lombard bsssoi Mr. B.
Mills Pianist; Conductor, M Abbot Tickets 81 TO BE- had
at tho Music Stores. Stenwsy Sons and 81 The door,
Doors open at I; to commence at O'Clock. .....l
DRADYv GALLERY-Open Day and Even-
- ing FOR CNE WEEK
FREE TO THE PUBLIC.
GRAND EXHIBITION -
Of an entirely new and attractive coiee,ion oil
WAR VIEWS AND
PORTRAITS OF REPRESENTATIVE MEN
The collection corprses than 600 pictures several
hundred specimen copies which have )os been psced
exhibition above.
The New York herald., 1866-04-03

..
Do, with option TO be paid In Phiadei W.
phia ......................... 70 "
The telegram announcing reduction OF the discount
rate Of tho Bank Of Holland from 10 ~ por cent was
erroneous The reduction only to th per cent anu
At that charge money ct Amsterdam was In sooa ae'
mand
The New York herald., 1866-04-03
Outstanding 4i,4Oo s4sloo 2,2sa,ooo s,soa,O


paper Is rated at seven Per cent.
lhe gold market opened at 1881, but gradually
weakened 10 1879 at two, after which II recov-
cred a fraction, and closed firm at 127x X. There
was noticeable IA the supply Of coin for de-
livery and although loans were made at l16 per cent
IN favor Of the lender early in the day nearly all the
transactions of the afternoon were "aat'-nsmey, with
out interest.
Foreign Exchange was dull but strong, and there
few bills Offering. Bankers bills on England ct
sixty days closed 1859 X three days l0s Bills on
Paris a, long date were rated at b. 26zc Or SSc,
short sight ST. 2Sc. a ST. 2sxc.
Mining and petroleum stocks were heavy at the first
board but afterwards thore was some improvement.
The recent fires and bank failures in the oil region
not without influence upon the course OF prices.
AT the second board Bennehoff Run closed &C. lower
than OF the first board on Saturday, selling AT $12 -;
Pnhole Creek 90c selling at - 90; Shade River, 81 co.
selling e0c Quartz Hin 2oc, selling at % CO. kipp
Buell. 4oc. higher selling at 81 75 Smith Parmc-
lee s5c selling $40 S0 Central sold at ~ -, United
sates ~ 50 Palmer Petroleum - os, Atlantic and
Pacific SO rs Benton g. Consolidated Gregory Gold 80
GunneI Golds$1 20, New York Gold 6tc.
Both the regular and open stock boards resolved to
adjourn TO- morrow after the O'Clock sessions out OF
respect TO the memory of the late Mr. John Ward an old
member Of the stock Exchange, who died yesterday.
The National Currency Bank has made It's usual quar-
terry dividend Of fifteen per cent and added Ave cent
90 surplus account This fact goes to show how III those
unfortunate banks bear local taxation and how ruin
rus will be the effect OF the recent decision OF the gu
preme Court upon them. II seems 10 us that In tho
language Of Dr. johnson, to establish national bank
n to purchase 'Ihc potentially Of wealth beyond the
dreams Of avarice"
The nnanoe hill as passed the House was reported In
thc Senate to-day by Mr. fesscnden and will In ell like
Shood uass without amendment This cannot be other.
wise than reassurng TO the entire commercial and bus
ness community because defines the future policy Of
the Treasury within certain limits.
The following table shows the aggregates Of the last
weekly statement Of the New York associated banks
,omuarcd with the returns OF the previous week.
The New York herald., 1866-04-03
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, April 2-6 p. M.
BREADsruFss Receipts Is $50 bbls flour, 367 do and
42l bags meal 1900 bushels corn 900 do oats,
430 do. rye, 3,2s0 do. malt and 80, S75 do barley.
moderate demand prevailed for State and Western -four
and previous prices sustained for all qualities The
sales comprise 5000 bbis. at the annexed quotations
The sales Of Southern -four rather light but full
prices realized and the market closed steady Tho
sales embrace $50 bbls Canada flour not much In
qulred for but holders demanded full prices for all
grades and 800 bbls taken at suboned quotaton
Rye -four was somewhat neglected. but prices were
noninay unaltered, with small sales at the prices bs
low quoted Corn meal was quiet and no special sales
were reported
There only moderate inquiry for wheat, but the
market generally without noticeable variation. We
note sales OF 1000 bushels No. Milwaukss, at 81 o.
The demand for fairly active, and the market
very nrm. The sales about 90 900 BUSHELS at
Toe 76c for unsound and 76c 7Sc for sound mixed
Western, 7s}sc. for jersey yellow and 7oc SOC. for
Southern The transactions IN oats werc 70 iar
extent and ptcSs very nrm; bat decided i'm
visible The sales were mostly at Soc SIC
for State, S6c 43c for unsound and bzc Sbc. for
sound Western SOC Sic for jersey and 54c 5sc for
Canada Small sales OF rye made al 8lc, at which
the market 1rm No special business was heard or
Barley held very firmly, and holders demanded
an advance. No sales OF importance were made. Malt
dull aud somewhat nominal, with no sales OF moment.
The market was somewhat heavy.
CoTros quiet and heavy under adverse news from
abroad and prices ruled Irregular and lower closing with
tho tendency still In buyers favor at the annexed quo
The New York herald., 1866-04-03
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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-11-20
Adhere to the Constitution.

In allusion to the fact that the New York In
dependent and other Radical journals maintain
that unless the Southern States grant suffrage
to the negroes that mot one of the ten excluded
States shall be permitted to return to the Union
at ALL = the Lynchburg Republican says
In such an emergency and under such
threats the duty Of the South is plain. While
we obey the laws and pay taxes, we must adj
here firmly to the constitution as it is, and sus-
tain the conservative policy of the President
We must fear no threats and yield no rights
which we have the constitutional power to main
tain. This will speedily end in one or two in
evitable results It will compel the Radical
party either to abandon its unjust and uncon-
stitutional demands upon us, and settle the u
Mon on its proper and legitimate basis of CO.
equal States, or it will force them to resort to
such extreme and extra-constitutional measures
as will result in permanent separation of the
Union, or the complete and hopeless overthrow
of the Jacobin party. One of these results, we
repeat, is bound to follow, for it is utterly i'm
possible that the present state of things can
much longer continue without bringing final
catastrophe to the Union or to the party which
seeks. to destroy the constitution. In either
case, the Southern people will have performed
their duty, and will be prepared to rejoice with
those who rejoice or mourn it may be with those
who mourn. . fsA