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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-01

An eligible front portion of an office on Church
street. in the Maxwell House, can be obtained
by applying at this Office, or at No. 79 Church
street. next door to the Masonic Hall febl tt
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TO COnsumptiVes.-The Advertiser. hav-
ing been restored to health in a few weeks. by
very simple remedy. after having suffered several
years with a severe lung affection. and that
dread disease, COnsumption-is anxious to make
known to his felow-suferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy of the
prescription used. free of charged, with the di-
reetiOns fOrpreparing and using the same, which
they will find a SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c. The only object of
the advertiser in sending the Prescription. is to
benefit the afflicted. and spread information
which he conceives to be invaluable and hopes
every sufferer will try this remedy. as it will cost
them nothing. and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg. Kings county New York.
Oct23-ly
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Omee for Renf

ON CEDAR STREET. BETWEEN CHERRY
" and Summer. Suitable for Physician OF
Lawyer, Apply 70 g Cedar 8.
sn3-td.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Commercial Bank ........I5
Farmers Bank Of N.
Carolina ..................20
Merchants Bsnk........30
Bank Of ROXbOrO' -......25
Miners' and Planters
Bank................,.....I 20
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only
rue and perfect D2e-HarmlesS. Reliable, In
stantaneous. No disappointment No ridicu-
lous tints. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies
the i'll effects Of Bad Dies. InyigOrates the hair,
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed William 4. Bachelor. All others are
mere mutations and should be avoided. Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory 81
Barclay street, New York. ldeo29-ly
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GENERAL MARK ETS.
NASHVILLE. Feb. %. ?

NASHVILLE, Feb. %, P. NJ.
CoTToN.-The cotton market was more
active to-day, and better feeling pre-
vailed, under the stimulating effect of ia
vorable dispatches from New York. The
sales sum up 223 bales as follows IA at 264c;
l at 254c; AZ at 26c; Is at 26c; Is at 25c;
2 at 2jc; 70 at l7@26ic; SO at 18@26e
Bales.
Received Llu
Shipped. -
CoRN.-Sales at 9Sc@SI delivered at
the depot.
OATs.-75@S0c per bushel.
HAY.-S27@28 per ton.
GROCERIES. Markets active and sales
large Prices firm at our last quotations.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 23.-Flour UNCHANGED: super
fine s. 1910 y; trade brands Sll SOC Is 50; and
fancy Sl49l6. Wheat frmer for the better grades.
which are wanted tor seed and No. sold at
81 As; extra at s. 6092 65; No. 2 81 2l92 q, the
supply ofwhich is good; No. winter s. 90. Corn
steady, but less active. at 62S63c in elevator, and
77978c in sacks Oats firm at 52e for No. in
elevator. Rye firm at 81 Is for No. l. Whisky
frmer and held at 26c, but no sales. Cotton
frmer with buyers, but there are no sellers, at
2Sc for midlling uplands.
Mess pork firm, and not much done. Sales of
country packed at $50, but city is not offered
below $50 So There is an active demand for
bulk meats and prices 4 cent higher. shOlders.
sides and hams 71z@l0l4. Bacon was in better
demand at ga for shoulders; clear sides l. sugar
cured hams l41Z9l515; plain do l3c; Lard
not offered. and prime kettle renderd city can
not be bought below l212c; all the country rend-
cred offered at l2c was taken. Butter dull and
prices are lower, closing at 24926c; Eggs dull
l5gl6c. Clover seed frmer. with sales of prime
at $ rs; Timothy unchanged, prime to choice
s. 3O93 40. Flax 81 S092 35. Sugar frmer at
129l5c Coffee firm at 2692814c for fair to choice
Rio MOlasses 85@90e. for New Orleans. Gold
1897 buying and Az selling.
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Newspapers and Magazine, Tor sale hy Juo,
York IS Union 81. Jan l-2m
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COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES or THE
Medical. DEPARTMENT or THE JNIyER-
slTY OF NASHVILLE. -- Notwithstanding
the iuclemency of the weather, Masonic
Hall was filled last evening with a large and
select audiance 10 witness the Confinement
of the degreeof Doctor Of Medicine upon the
praduates Of this institution, aud 20 hear.the
address uutheoccaaion. Fiily-SiN gentlemen
were presented with diplomas. They rep
resented the States of Tennessee, Ken
tuckv Alabama, Georgia, and Missis.
sippi The yalediCtory address of DIR.
John ". Morton, Jr., 10 his fellow gradu-
ate- was chsste and eloquent effort that
ELECTED frequent applause. On the part OF
the Faculty. the Young physicians were adj
dressed by DR. Thos. Meness, oi this ciiy.
DIR. Ms remarks were torcible, and en-
bodied much wholesome counsel 60 the
gentlemen inst entering the field oi the
medical profession. Has exhorlation 10
maintain the dignity and honor Of the call
ing. and devote themselves with sssiduity
60 the science, was Ut times truly eloquent.
The exercises closed "a successiul session,
and We trust the University may continue
90 flourish and increase.
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THE only place 20 get a superior quality
of custom-made boots and shoes, is at the
Nashville Shoe Store, Mo- North College
g., chear for cash NJ. MoRGANsTERN.
ieb24
RECoRpER's CoURT Feb 28.--rom Tn5-
aer, creating nuisance, costs.
Marcus Harding. keeping restaurant
without license, costs.
Julius Fisher, disorderly, $40 and costs.
Thomas Smith, drunk on street, $50 and
costs.
Sallie Wilkinson, disorderly S25 and
costs.
Monroe Talbert, disorderly, S25 and
costs.
Emma Battle, disorderly, 8 and costs.
VIM. Bush, disorderly, $50 and costs.
VIM. Kinston, fast driving, costs.
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iADu' hne cloth Congress gailers.
Laeies toe glove hid Congress EaiteTs.
Iadies glove hid and morocco hahn.
Iadie- glove hid and morocco side lace,
Il the Nashville Shoe Store, No. a North
ollege street. NJ. MoEGAN-TERN.
U.bn4. I'm
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THE heavy rains Yesterday made affairs
on the wharf rather dull Large quanti-
ties Of corn were there covered with tar
paulins, and fears were entertained that
some Of il would be damaged. The corn
from the Nashville was carried by the
colored lsborers mp the steep wharf and
deposited safely in a warehouse. There
was no discount on the efficiency Of those
negroes, aud il was pleasant to observe the
hearty good humor that prevailed amongst
them.
THE undersigned having Just returned
from the East, takes pleasure TO inform the
public in general that he has replenishsd
his store with the most carefully selected
stock OF cuAom-made boots and shoes,
which he will sell low for cash.
NJ. MORGANSTERN,
Nashville Shoe Store, No. "A North Col
lege street. tebZ4-im
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Steamsr NaAuHs, from CaiO-lOO bbls
-four, 5000 shingles, 1902 sacks corn,
casks bacon, casks aud bbls cocoa nuts.
2 bbls almonds, AZ ploughs, & hhds sugar,
II bx- and 3 bbls oranges, 3 pkgs raisens
] hr mdse " tons Iron, snndries
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NAuoEAL CEMETERIES IN TENNESSEE -
In the House Of Representatives, yester-
day, the bill ceding over 10 the United
States full Jurisdiction aud control over the
national cemeteries in this State, passed ats
second reading. II is proposed to have 1t
a law before the close of the present session.
The number Of these cemeteries in Tennes-
see. and a close estimate of the Federal
dead buried in them will be found in the
following figures
Memphis, twenty-five acres, about 22.000
graves. The dead from Columbus, Ken
tucky, % Helena, Arkansas, along the Mis-.
sissippi. are gathered here. Corinth has
one Of twenty acres, containing about 5000
Piitsburg Landing, twelve acres and
1000 grave. This contains the dead
FROM up and down the Tennessee river.
Fort DonelsOn, twenty acres and $500
caves, containing the dead Of that field end
all along the Cumberland below Nashville.
Nashville, siXty-two acres, $4,000 graves.
This contains the bodies from many hos
pitfalls aud a wide region of country. Stone
River. sixteen acres and nearly 1000
graves. Chattanooga, seyenty-Eye acre,
and nearly 1900 graves. Knoxville, iouI
acres and 5000 graves.
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Nv the River.

Md. RAILROAD, Feb. 28.-54 bales
cotton, sacks sheeting, Is sacks rags, sun
dries
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ALABAMA.
GEORGIA.


Central Railroad Banks5
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CLOSING PRICFs THIl

Also the highest price paid for all kinds Of
Southern Bank Notes. Printed Price ll7t fur
nished when desired.
We ARE SELLING L. 5. Revenue Stamps at Gov
eminent rates Of Discount.
S-lling. Selling
$50 to 100 per cent dis. France } Francs
LOO 20 1913 PER cent dis. Switzerland d - per
800 70 lUO04 per cent dis. Belgium / dollar
n Y. EXCHANGE 10 pr GERMANY.
Cincinnati lilo PR Bremen 81 l0per gold
Louisville 100 pr. Ihaler.
Memphis = prem. Berlin, 81 o. per Prus-
Small Drafts sian ThaleT.
Foreign Exchange Munich bZta
England 81 % per Frankfort : per one
Ireland one pound Amestsrdam Guilder.
Scotland Sterling Corporation check Q
per cent dise0unt.
Deposits received aud collections made on all
accessible points.
Offcs hours. 5 \. N. 20 ,. M
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A NORM CLERGYMAN AID PUEBLO
LFCrrRFr saws Of Browns Bronchial
Traches I'm all my lcc,uring tours
/ put Troche= into nay carpet bag as regu-
larlv a. do lectures OF linen. Public
speakers. vacaliHs and all others who OT-
srcise the voice. should never fail Of using
the Trochcs. They surpass all other pre-
parations in clearing and STRENGTHENING the
voice. removing boar encss, allaying ira
tation Of the throat, aud rs cough remedy
are pre-eminentiy the best.
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VIRGINIA,

Nashville & Chat2a K.
r Stock...................3
Louisville & Nashville
Tax Receipts. 80
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gents, boys and youths cusiom-made
peged and sewed boots and CATERS at the
Nashville Shoe Store, "A North College
street. NJ. MoRGAN~rEkN.
feh94-1m
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LOUISIANA.

Crescent City Bank-.,..s1
Louisiana State Bank..40
Mechanics and Traders
BANK ..-ss...sss-..s.-..-
Merchants Baak........90
Southern Bank.......-.par
Union Bank................9
New Orleans Scrip.......qO
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ROreisn Markets.

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 2S-evening.-C Cotton closed
fairly active. and sales of 1900 bales. Prices
advanced Is for middlings.
LONDON Feb. 2s-evening; The closing rates
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= OTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

rHHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EA-
1 isting between the undersigned, under the
name Of JOHN MORROW a SON. has been
retiring.
The busuezs viii hereafter be conducted by
Jshp Morrow under the former firm name. and
he will collect all debts due the urn, ana
asspm0 all liabilities. Said dissolution to date
from february /, ls01.
JOHN MORROW
WM. II MORROW.
Nashville Feb. p 1867. feb22-lW
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Carolina ..................l5
Commercial Bank........05
Exchange Bank-..."....l5
Farmers and Exchange
Bank ...-..........''...,''.u0
Merchants Bauk........I2
Peoples Bank.............S5
Planters Rauk of Fair
ueiu. ssss.sss.s.-sss...
Planters and Mechan-
les Bank...........,......lI
State Bank ................. 7
Southwestern Railroad 20
Union Bank...........r...5A
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Market.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2S.-Cotton yale better. but
decidedly less active Sales of 500 bales at 81 "a
SIC for middling uplands Flour market dull,
and 59l0e lower; sales of 300 bbls at $ SAG ~;
superfne state and western Sl0Gll; common TO
choice do. $40 S0Gll IS. Whisky quiet and
steady; no receipts. Wheat market dull; sales
of 1900 bushels at 81 Is. Barley more active;
sales of 1900 bushels at 90G92c. Barley malt
more active sales of l. 900 bushels 1T 81 80.
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FROM THE MAYOR.

A communication from the Mayor was
received notifying the Councile of Vaean-
cy in the police force on account of the
resignation Of Messrs. Waugh, Higgen-
botham and Kelly.
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Proceedings Of the supreme Court.

Nashville Shoe Store, No. "A North Col
lege street Ifeb24-lm
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Philadelphia Trade Report.

"WEDNESDAY, May S.-There is no demand for
Flour, except from the home consumers, who
purchase only enough to supply their imme-
diate wants. Sales of few hundred barrels at
$9'5O@lO25 o bbl. for superfine; slO5O@ll'25 for
extras; Sl3@l475 for Northwestern extra family:
Sl3@l5 for Pennsylvania and Ohio do. do; $3.50
@l7 for California; and sl7@l75O for st. Louis.
Rye Flour is held firmly. Sales at 1915 p bbl.
BTandywine Corn Meal sells at 1925.
There is not much Wheat Offering and hold
ers are frm in their views. There is steady
inquiry for prime lots, but common grades are
neglected. Sales Of Pennsylvania red at $4,000
3,35, and California at $3.50. Rye ranges from
Sl7O TO Sl75 for Western and Pennsylvania.
Corn Is less active, owing to the absence of sup
5000 bush. Western mixed at $780, f. O. b. Oats
are in steady demand at SOC.
Cloverseed is inactive. We quote at $SAS'5O.
Timothy is held at S3'259S'5O, and Fiaxseed at
Whlsky-Pr ices are nominally unchanged.
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The French Emperor celebrated the fifty
ninth year of his age on Saturday, April 20.
The iourneymen tailors in the provinces
of France are going to follow the example of
their Parisian comrades They have already
turned out at Macon. The rise they ask is
twenty per cent; the masters offer ten per
cent
William Sandilands (borne on the books
of her Majesty's ship Victory as W. Saun-
ders), the last survivor of those who carried
the dying Nelson to the cockpit of that ship
at the battle of Trafalgar, died recently in
Worcestershire, England.
An attempt was recently made to assassi-
nate Victor Emmanuel, as he was returning
from days sporting at San Rossore. Some
of the rails on the line along which he was to
pass were taken up at the Campi Station, with
the object of upsetting the train. The railway
employees happily found out the breach in
time. Several arrests are said to have been
made.
The French officers are rabid for war. The
Generals who expect command speak with
the utmost contempt of the Prussian army,
and say that, although it showed itself at
Sadowa capable of rush, it would never stand
a campaign OF six weeks. The common talk
in barracks is that the consummate French
Generals will make the Prussians man@uVre
till they are worn out, and then fall upon and
destroy them
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FROM BALTIMORE TO-DAY.

The EmbezzIement TriaI-Ths Weather
Conservative state COnventiOn--The
City Court, Etc.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE EVENING TELEG RAPE. ]
BALTIMORE May 9.-The trial of John II
Rogers, charged with embezzing the funds OF
the National Mechanics Bank, is progressing
in TIE United States District Court
All the testimony has been taken, and the
counsel are arguing the points under the United
States law, as to whether the ohense of the pri-
soner in altering the books by false entries and
using the funds of the bank in the manner he
did, as alleged, by borrowing from Wentz, is an
actual criminal offense.
From a partial decision Of Judge Giles, think
he will decide aff1rmatively. The case will pro-
bably be given TO the jury to-day. The Court
House Is full, and great interest is manifested
There was terrible storm OF rain and wind
all last night and to-day; some chimneys, trees
etc, were blown down, and other damage done.
1t has been very rough on the Chesapeake, and
disasters are apprehended
The Constitutional State Convention met to-
day. The radicals are determined also to hold
theirs. Trouble is certainly not far distant.
T. Parker SCOTS Rebel Court, with the Rebel
steam ram HoDins, and other Rebels as officers,
creates intense dissatisfaction.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TELEGRAPH I
Wnnnnahnv Mnu g 1877 Z


The Stock Market opened very dull this morn
ing, but prices we're steady. Government bonds
were firmly held; July 1865, 5-20s sold at 1915,
slight advance; and 10-40s at 99t, an advance of
!; 107b was bid for 1862 5.20s; lila for 6s of
1881; and 10530D106t for June and August 7'9Os.
City loans we're IN fair demand. The new
issSe sold at 10ls, eht decline; and old do.
at 96l@965, an advance of l..
Railroad shares we're dull. Reading sold at
5ll, no change; Camden and Amboy at 1909, no
change; Pennsylvania Railroad at 533@53s, no
change; and Mlnehill at 81, no change; 28a was
bid for Little Schuylkill; 6l9 for NOrristown;
80 tor North PennsylvaDia; 20 for Elmira com
mon 425 for preferred do; 13 for Catawlssa
common, 274 for preferred do. 2SA for Phila-
delphla and Erie; and 444 tor Northern Central.
nothing doing. I24 was bid for Hestonville and
26 for Glrard College.
Bank shares we're in good demand for invest
nIo ment at full full prices. North America sold at
dend off; 100 was bid for Tradesmen's; SO for
City; 43 for Commonwealth; and 60 for Union.
Canal shares were unsettled. Lehigh Navi-
cation sold at 53@53l, a decline of R 2l3 was bid
for Schuylkill Navigation common; 3l3 for
preferred do; ljs for Susquehanna Canal; and
564 FOL Delaware Division.
Quotations OF Gold-l0t A. NJ, 1879; IL A. NJ,
1885, II NJ, 1873; p. NJ, 1884, an advance of
on the closing price last evening.
The New York Tribune this morning says:-
Money continues easy at soc % cent on call,
with large amounts offering.
Foreign exchange is firm. Bills at 60 days
on London are quoted at lOS@l093 for CONNER
cial; l09s@l093 for bankers; do. at short sight,
ll0t@ll0t; Paris at 60 days, 5'20@5'l5; do. at
short sight, 5l6@5125; Antwerp. 5'2S05'l5;
Swiss, 520@515; Hamburg 36i@1364; Amster-
dam, 405@4l3; Frankfort, 40i@4l5; Bremen, 7sf
@D794; Prussian thalers, 72@724.
"The operations of the Gold Clearing House
were as follows:-Gold cleared, $50, 365, 900;
cold balances, $l,654,OSs; currency balances,
$2,335, 570."
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SECOND EDITION
FROM EUROPE BY THE CABLES.
Financial and Commercial AdvIceG to
Noon To-day.

LONDON, May S-Noon.-Consols for money,
9l4; Erie Railroad shares, al United States
Five-twenties, III Illinois Central, 758.
LIVERPOOL May 8-Noon.-Cotton easier.
Sales to-day will probably be 10000 bales.
Uplands, llal1Ad.; Orleans, llsd.
Breadstuffs. Old Wheat, lbs. 3D.; Corn,
ABS. 6d,a43s. Sd. per quarter. Lard advanced
to SIS.
Produce generally unchanged. Petroleum
has declined to Is. I'D Other articles are
unchanged.
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physician: have been for nine years; 1 heard DR.
Nfitches testimony, aud agree with him entirely.
Thomas Beech sworn-Tbe prisoner wasin my em-
ploy he had access to money In store; could have
taken II II he had chosen: never missed any; he
complained of pain in his head; he went home seve-
raj times on that account; he sometimes appeared
singular aud strange: he called at my house the last
week in February last; saw him few moments.
tContinued IN our nert editton.l
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF PHILADELPHIA...........r MAY 3.
NJ GRAPH OFFICE. -,
A. M''''-''''''65 IL A M...-...6O p p m...... 81
For additional Marine NetOs see Third Page.
CLEARED THIS MORNING.
Brig Cheviot, Whitney MaJanzas, E. A. Souder d Co.
schr ]. satterGhwaite Long Boston, Day Hlddle&Co.
Schr Gertrude, Caldwell, Boston, Q. 4. Norton
Schr John Price, Nickerson East cambridge preston
scnr J. Kienzle Lake. Commercial POInt,van Dusen'
schr R. q. Whlden, MessIck, Boston castner, Stick
scRfy L. A. May, Baker. Beverly, slnnickSOn & 90
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
Schr Smith TuItle, Saunders, days from Lanes
vile, with stone 70 captain.
MEMORANDA
Brig A. f. Larrabee, Carlisle hence' at Bangor 5th
BrF Susan Duncan, Turner for Philadelphia
at BangSdti gdi5erya M Jefferson and A. s. simnson Chm,
for Philadelphia sailed from Fall River 9Th inst
Schrs A. Hugel, Robinson; l. Maui Burley; J. W.
hence, at Boston 9th Inst. ''
sehr MIL Greek Smith. for Philadelphia cleared at
scsT f. St Clair Edwards, ireland, hencedor Boston
with cargo OF coal (before reporteO) ashore on
about II O'clock The captain and crew remained in
the rigging all night in the morning one Of the crew
the shore The vessel was new on her third trip and
cost s2sOOO. No insurance on vessel. A heavy FOG
Benjamin Baker. of New Bedford, has Contracted 10
get her of or save cargo or vessel at 80 per cent
DOMESTIC PORTS.
: NEW YORK, May 7-Arrtved, steamship City OF
Steamship Manhattan, woodruff. from Charleston
steamship El Cid, Hobart, from Newbern.
Barque snyTniOts, Prsbe, from San francisco.
Brig omef Commsau from IanEanilla.
sO6r RicaEdO BAETOS, Fnrman. from NAsaDEAs,
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Secretary BrOwning's Health,

WASHINGTON, May S.-Mr. Browning, Secre-
tary OF the Interior is still very weak from
his severe illness, but is slowly improving.
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STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO DAY
Reported by DehAven & Bro, No 40 S. Third street


---Messrs. De Haven & Brother, No. 40 South
Third street, report the following rates of ex-
@1l1k; do. 1852, lO74@lOs; do, 1864, iO53@
1861; do, 1865, 05B@l06j; do, 1865, new, lO7S@
1913; do. 5s, lO4Os, 99&@lOO; do. 7SOs Aug, 1864
@l063; do, June, 1868 @lO5b; do., July, 1865 "a
@ll9b; do, July, 1854, l1sl@1lSl, do, Aug 1864,
ll7b@l1S8; do, October, 1864, l16a@l17t; do,
December, 1864, l155@ll6t do, May, 1865,
tember, 1865, 1ll4@1I2l; October, 1855. iliJ@
1ll4. Gold, 13sl@l3sB. Silver, lS2@l34.
-Messrs. William Painter q Co., bankers. No.
SO South Third street, report the following rates
of exchange to-day at II o'clock:-U.S s. 6s, 1881,
lO7i@lOs; do, 1864 lO54@lO59; do, 1865 I0S
@1O64; do. new lO7l@lOS; IS, IO-4Os,
99}@10O; U. S. 7'3Os, lst series, 1861 @1O6l;
Compound Interest Notes, December. 1861.
1876 May, 1865, l3t; August, 1865, l24; September
1865, liz; October, 1865, liz.