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C7OtHing.

u1HE MANSFIELD PANIC HAS
fortunately sabsidsd since the tG5msr RR foT.
n m.S Marcba ~ Taiiors and CIothiers, has been
2ano1ed from there to No fsl Main street near
Thirteenth Femsry YsePs ,aonsf 10 pay
hi mice. for Clothing. This ts played out now
- W. A SCHAaP 4 HARTMANs.
,sHne assortment of CASsIMEREs, ALPhCAs;
LINENS. ate. for custom work. Also. HATS ana
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS constantly 90 10
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GFNCY FOR THE PU2CE.sI
"A OF LANDS IN yIRGi3IA.--T IN q 49,
aid these IT, this State who have lands for 90
well as to Invite industrious immigrants y,rs ..
tai To settle In Virginia, ihs unders!xn"s I,
opened an ofico In ths city OF Richmond = y
Fifteenth street between Main and GARY ~.
for the purpose Of negotiating sor the pnrcs,ss1
FARMING and MIN. SAL LANDS, BILL SIR
&c. :"
Parties having lands for sale, and who VIII eo.
tract to sell at moderate rltes, at my option y,.i
mo sufficient time (say three or .oar moaiSs,ii 81
effect tn same. viii most ltsaly Ss able n AZ
pose Of their property, Il they furnish m. VI.
full description rs 70 Location, Quantity, prize =
Ny eGraintarce with the northern people /. a,
tensive, and with q thorough knowledge o. u
lands In Virginia, hope to succeed In givi,1 a,
tire satisfaction to both buyer and seller -
win charge commission to the pnrch ss., ;
nothing to tue seller, aa propose TO 6oTs h, =
q,n-chdssr, and not for the rencsr. .
respectfully invite communication w!.c :,
either personally or BY letter; and II, upon a.,
nation ths lands offered are thought 10 be tasI,
Bile and cheap, will provide tie Necessary e.
tracts and recommend ITEM 70 my north f;iens
using nay influence and best exartinns 10 eFs
salea. fRhShLi. sfEARNs,
Fifteenth street between Main and Cat7,
Richmond. e,
Massrs. James D. Blackwell, attorney at law. a.
B. II. Smith Will act as my confidential agents.
Ia 11-2m
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GDecinl Notices.
gg- RICHMOND STILL IN THE FIELD
THE BEST BARGAINS YET.
GREAT KEJoICING5.
LOTS OF GOODS FOR A LITTLE MONEY,
at the old Richmond Dry Goods store, established
BY Abraham Levy in 1873, now conducted
by his grandsons, the
LEVY BR o T q E r 8.

Full.~id;h Bleachsd and Unoleacnsd Cotton
sheeting q; 5oc.;
Piilow-case Cotton, 4s inches vide, at 2Sc.;
Bleachsd Cotton, 81 inches wide, at Is and 1890;
worth 20 and 25c.:
Bleaehed Cotton at 10 and leac.;
Unbleached Cotton loc., full-Jard wide at Htc.;
Very fine Unbleached Cotton, 80 inches wide, al
2oc.;
Calieoes at 121, Is, and ls2c.;
Lawns at1os, leg. 90, and 2sc.;
Fine Swiss Muslia at 40c. worth 6oc., at so worth
&c;
Nansook Muslins at o. 30 a., and Soc, just s. per
cant below market rates;
Curtain Muslins at 2oc., worth 3oc;
Checked Muslins at 20, rs, and 3oc.
White Briliantes at CSC, worth 4oc.;
Berage for veils all colors at Soc. worth ISc per
yard;
Frinees, in amber. jet and crystal, at 25c.;
Bead, soc. per yard;
Wide Black SILK ct 81. so, worth 81 per yard;
Mozambique at 2oc., worth soc. per yard;
Lenos at Csc, worth 4oc.
Handkerchief warranted all Linen, at 81 Is $l5o,
and 81 per dozen;
Embroidered Handkerchiefs at 2sc.;
Helnstitched Handkerchief at Soc, worth &c..
Linen Doylies at $3.50 per dozen, worth 80
Large Damask Napkins at 81, worth $3.50 per
dozen;
Heavy Ia BILE Damask, warranted all Linen, at 75c,
worth Il per yard at 81 worth 81 SO per yard !;
Table Cloths at &c., worth 81:
Real Russia Diaper, warranted all Linen, at $2.s'
apiece, worth go;
Hucksback Towels all pure Linen, at $50, -. 50,
and SIS, worth. $3.50, 50, $3.50, and $3.50 per
dozen;
Handsome Embroidered sets Collars and Cuffs al
Soc, worth $3.50;
New style Tucked and Embroidered Collars at Sl.so
per dozen, worth 80.
Paper Cuffs, 10 pair in box, for CSC, worm ooc'
Real Bras Eye Diaper at SOC. per yard, worth '9c.
Genuine Russia Crash at l?ic., worth zoe.
Flannel at 25c.
Bingham at 1csc.
Shifting Stripes at 12sc.
Bed Ticking at l2lc.
Linen Drilling at dc, worth soc.
French Wove Shirt Bosoms at l5c.
Shirt Bosoms, all Linan, al CSC;
Kentucky Jeans at 25c.:
Casgimeres at 75c and 81, worth SLIPS and sl.5o;
Handsome summer shawls at Sl.tO, worth 10
Hermann shawls'at SO, worth 50;
Dimity Bands, hadsomely embroidered, Al 49, w.
ard 25c., worth IS. 40, and Soc.
Infants Robes at So worth Sc;
Infants Frock Waists at Soc, worth Sc;
Genuine Maltese Lace Collars at 50 and 7Sc., worm
81 and SIPS:
Black Alpaca at Soc, worth 75c
Pillow case Linen, full u yards wide, al soc.
would be cheap Al 81;
Bombazlnes at 81 rs. $3.50, and Sl.I5;
Black Grape Marez, yards wide. at $3.50, worth
$3.50 per yard.
All kinds Of Black Dress Goods very cheap.
Aso, at great bargains, Huekaback for Towels )
Linen Sheeting, Table cloths, Napkins,
Black Lace Points Black silk BasIues saciues'
and Circulars:
Table and Piano Covers.
Lace and Muslin Curtains,
Window Shades, Wall Papers,
Hosiery of every description,
Marseilies Quilts, SC, Sc, &c.
LEVY BROTHERS,
Successors 10 Jacob A. Levy,
i'll 10" "afiHn"'et.
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DIED..

DIED,
In Washington on the oath instant, Gu ARIES
r.. aged four months infant son OF Richard ID.
and Annie N. Cornick, formerly Of Princess Anne
county. Va.
on III 28.h June at the residence OF her parents
EMILY BEUOKE, infant daughter Of Maria a:
and John II. Peasants, aged three months and
twelve days.
A.Amelia Courthouse, on Saturday morning the
path instant. Miss CAROLINE Y: sARVAi young
eat daughter of John and Mary Sarvay.
Tho friends Of the family and the pu bic gene
rally are inrit5d TO attend her funeral from me
Pirss Presbyterian church THIS MORNING. a. II
o'clock
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Speci0I Notices.

wS. ZETELLE. RESTAJRATEUR.-
Bis tables always supplied with everything IN
season. as we'll az de1icsces and Injuries, foreign
and domestic. Refreshment and Dining rooms Tor
ladies and gentlemen. The Bar supplied WITH the
beet ofliquors, and good attendance everywhere.
js24 No. 1920 MAIN sTEEEf.
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by BUTCHERS LIGIITNING FLY
KILLER will certainly exterminate these pests II
It's use Is pcrsevered in Beware OF bogus Fly
paper, which some dealers keep because they can
get IL for nearly nothing. Don't be swindlsd ASK
for BUTCHERS, which Is sold by all live drug
r;uIs ie Him
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CO7lfectiO71UrieS.

EOR SALE, STILL Of eighty
gallons capacity, with worm and improve
ment for stirring, but little used and as good as
new; also, ten or fifteen HoGsHEADS and
STANDS, In good order, suitable for distillsrs or
rscsiaa,s ARMY To ZlNMER i CO.,
/" 20 lsl Main street.
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EcoND. WEEK OF THE cos

cFCOND. WEEK OF THE CoSl'
SALE
THE BEST BARGAINS IN Dry GOODS!
SELLING OFF AT COST
TO REMOVE NEXT MONTH
large assortment OF
Calicoss, Lawns, Berases, Mozambiques'
Delaines Aipacas, Black Silks,
Black Grenadines Tamartines, and Challies,
Swiss Book and Nainsook Muslins, Cambrlcs'
Striped Swiss and Nainsook Muslins,
shaw.s, Mantillas, ParasolS, Umbrellas, Fans
Linen, silk, and Cotton lIandkerchiefs.
Hoop Skirts, Hosiery, Shirts, Gloves,
Embroideries, Laces, ard Lace Collars
and many other seasonable goods; all OF which
will be sold at greatly reduced prices Call ana
ia convinced, WILLIAM THALHIMER,
No. 3l5 Broad street,
iy1 between Third an Fourth streets.
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Ry- UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
SAVINGS lNSTiTUTIoN.)
OFFICE AT TIE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL 100000
THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS Sin PER CENT.
Oh DEPOSITS.


!. DAVENPORT, JR., President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
DIRgCToRs.
f. A. Paine, L. D. Cgenshaw, ". L. Quarles,
WIN. II. Lyons, Jr, Il. i. blanaen-
A. Bodekcr Is. Is. We!siGer, ship,
w. 4. Spot, Moses EIlyson, j. &. Winston,
A. l.. Elicit, Jas. w. Archer, A. A. Hutchin-
r. r. Taylor, J. Rosonbaum, son,
w. z. Bnfcrd, !. W. Hall, 7. w. boswell,
J. A. Belrin, w. F. Gray, w. f. Tanner,
7. o. Dudley, Alfred Moses, ). II. Nowlin.
Tho security offered to depositors is undoubted,
and the institution should commend itself TO all
Classes.
Tho attention Of all In city and country is called
to this institution. Here they will had security
convenience. and profit. Sums as small as one
dollar may be deposited, and six por cent interest
received same.
Once hours from A. II. to Z. NJ. on Saturday
from . A. NJ. to- p. NJ, and from to P. III.
10 l3-d&swts
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py THE REMEDY AGAIN-For diarrh|a
in al its forms, free from opium, ginger, or aico-
hol. Success In almost every instance. LOOK al
some OF the Richmond evidence
RICHMOND, June, 1866.
have used {" The Eemedy in my family IN
several cases Of diarrhna with great success, ana
fool no hesitation in recommending it as very
r,,r,h,e medicine. JOHN CARY.
RICHMOND, August,iss
i have used "Thc Kennedy" in my family on
several occasions and in every instance It has
yiveu speedy relief. CHARLES n. kooSEs.
RICHMOND, June, 1866.
"The Remedy > is the best diarrh@a medicine
( have ever seen used 1t is so pleasant the chill
drcm seem to like it, and it always gives relief.
RICHARD SAUNDERS.
RICHMOND, June IS, 1860.
think "The Remedy" is " the medicine" for
summer complaints, and have seen it used in hun
dreds of cases. and in all stages with perfect sue
cess Ihave seen the very worst cases cured by
continuing TO take 1.-The Remedy" according 10
directions. Mrs. ). Y. fARLbi.
For sale wholesale and retail by
A II. ROBINS, Druggist,
on Second street between Clay and Leigh.
jy 1-lw
ay- SELLING OFF AT COST.-Don't COM
Plain Of " Hard Times" but call at No. 627 Broad
street, and see the bargains which are being Of
fered by
who are selling of their entire stock OF
DRY GOODS AT COST PRICES.
Is only thirty days grace will be given, we would
advise all ladies who wish to
COMBINE ELEGANCE and ECONOMY
TO give us a call. A. HIRSH & CO.,
i, 20 No. 627 Broad street
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NTONTICELLO HOUSE,
Nl No. 1896 MAIN STREET,
few doors from Fifteenth,

MRs. P. Il. STUBBS, PRoPRIRTREss,
formerly OF the National House, Broad street.
This house Is situated in the most business part
Of the city, within short distance of the Tobacco
Exchange, convenient to the Virginia Central and
the panHslle railroads. and offers unusual induce
DOLLARS per day. Je IL
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Educational.

CHURCH HILL FEMALE SEMI
EART.-The exercises Of ;hiu School will be
resumed the LAST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER IN
theisame sch oolroous, corner OF Grac: and TWEEN
MISS EMMA WOoDFIN will again BIO 1850
ciatsd with the Principal, and every endeavor will
nils JAMES LEIGH JONES,
Ia og1w Principal.
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N1 B. ROBINS, REAL EsTAT
w AND GENERAL AGENT, oslcs morn :,

w B. ROBINS, REAL EsTAT1
w AND GENERAL AGENT. oflee nortA-
corner Main ard Eleventh streets In the ya.ion
Bark OF Virginisl. Richmo1d, Va. give, ,pei
attention to the Netting OF HOUSES AID y
COLLECTION OF RENTS. The patronage !
friends and the publis collected
Has for sale over 200 FARMS ard places 10 g, \
ginia. comprising upwards Of Is, 900 ACRES ~
LAND fron, choice TO common, at rsasoaah
prices. Call and see his lists.
is also agent for the Now York Life In.ra,d
Company. Assets over S7,o6o,oeo Plan para
mutual. w. y. ROBINS, Agent.
Cfice northwest corner Main and
my ls-ts Eleventh streets, Richmond, "a
4 CHANCE TO SELL VIRGINII
IA LANDS.-I have formed 5 business eonne1
ton with Messrs Murphey & Troutman, Reel p,
tate Agents and Brokers. Philadolphis, who hsS
applications for til purchase Of large number
farms ard other real property In Virginia, d
which fair and reasonable prices will be paid !
Pennsylvanians desiring to remove to this Stats
pleasure furnish any one having land for sale spt
cihc information on the subject.
J. d. IMBODEN, Attorney at Law,
ap Cots Richmond. vs..
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4 LBEMARLE FEMALE INSTI-
n TUTE, CHARLOTTESVILLE, EA.-Session
l.GT..s will begin MONDAY, September ID, and
end June IS. Course of study ~ heretofore. and
adapted TO ths object OF enabling and inducing
girls 10 make real attainments in learning. Full
Information furnished on applicant
Charges for entire session. in currency:
Board, washing, fuel lights and tuition. ....S2.o
Music on piano aud use OF Instruments. -. so
Drawing, SC, at Usual rates. Payments half in
advance. Boarders furnish towels.
Address JOHN BART, N. A.,
10 l7-eodts Principal.
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Public Notices.

.~-~
DEGISTRATIOE OF VOTERS IN
H. The SECOND WAED:..T Board Of Regis,
as Madison Ward, which includes all that part OF
The city of Rchp>ond lying between the west line
of Fourteenth and east line of Fourth streets, viii
be In session from MONDAY the 9Th to the lssh
July inclusive, at the City Hall.
p M T. E. ROSE,
Captain Eleventh United States Infantry
T. ]. CRUgP, RerIsters
WILLIAn ALLEN 1e1--tle1y
ITO THE VOTERS OF FOURTH
i MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT, COUNTY OF
HgNR1Go Board Of Rsgis'Isti9nr VII b peE r.
CINCT from the I'd until the 9th Of July. 1857, in.
elusive, from A: Il. until P. N. each day;
Ali persons qualified TO vote under the provisions
Of act Of Congress OF March I'd, 1857, entitled an
act to provide for the more efficient government Of
the rebel Statesr and the act supplementary
thereto passed NE rch 2sd. 1851 are invited to ap-
pear before the Beard for Jesistration.-
HSNRY q. WkSD,
President Of Board.
WILLIAM H. A1DERD1cE, Registering Officer for
county.
district. le-L-llgs
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HN3'GUUre.

NEW HARDWARE STORE nay
IN Just opened select stock OF 0Ra BRAL
WAKE In the store formerly occupied y tres
Having been engaged In The hardware ,rsa -
this city for number OF ysars prior 10 tao
and since II ended, hope TO merit, by .;ie. 81
ton TO business, . share Of the patronage
nave secured the services OF Mr.. W. ApRpis
KfPL ER, who would be pleased TO see, ~" hi'
and those OF his father. key. b. :; kePsspay
no Broad street.
tsii opposite Fradsriessbug Wv.
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DEGISTRATION OF VOTERS IN
n THE FOURTH Wharf.-The Board OF Re;
gislstion for the Fourth Magis.a1ial District WI
Be In session from THURSDAY. June 9th, until
WEDNESDAY. July Sd, 1867, inclusive, at Belle
yue Hospital, Broad street.
Hours OF session each day from CLOCK a. M.
until O clock P. NJ.
The Fourth District comprises all that part OF
the county of Henrico recently taken in the cor
porate limits by act of Legislature, extending
north and east from the old limits, embracing
GAPTATS B. C.-CO0K,
WILLIAM ALLEN.
je 17-tJy3 Z. j. CRUmP. Reslstef.
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RICHMOND, August,.l5sG.
have used "Thc Kennedy" in my family on
several occasions, and in every instance u mas
given speedy relief. CHARLES d. hooSEs'
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Dy.,Gs, Mec2icines, &c.

ACHIN LS.-Lubricatiu
Ni OILS, OF superior quality, for all kinds
mac hinery, for sale by
iy1 Main street corner Thirteenth
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hangsd CITY distilled red sola in iODsng way at Tsc

changed City distilled red sold in iobbing at 7sc
rEIRoInUx-rhe market for crude continued dull and
heavy closing lsc IKE IN bbs The sales were oto
n e' Isr 4 f@vi's @ ana a s do 80 % Z
p ss ass
ssts s1sd a. M and f|Ps sss sraw %
q 90 ~: ss I,S 3 wrs :.
white Tor sarcS s at ss sslier HSsS opoS a
%srs na ..a and "a T The pork s p,.s was sss r
scarcely any specutye dsmaaS and only small bust
ns ssry was ss ssns mash n S s. M @ 81 40
SO 4. FOR Western cla.ns ., $40 si Sls :!
se @ ss ss zss "a 's Ssss 81
Loo se new mess al s ~ 81 wss rssss sa qus, ss eus
plain mes: ~ Sc So FOR ssr
sl %ns sss Sasinss. ssfsy note e 10
SS :. sss I @ 70 ss snd & ~ @ @ lSs
:sss u nasH9 a sa sa W mote s
pce no. siss s q 700 @ Ne for ss9as n sss ans
were made At one nv for western and i0se l2c for
s sss s. S cs ns &
new. new For few sn. .c obtained Butter and
IS. Is Ia. Arm though sa ana
sss, Rslss: s. s. s @ sSsad
nsrsss continued very arm bu. with nsh.
ssss ;:ss ~ 10
Sssss s;s e $ iSs' fsss ''s &c.;
iSS s ss ssssy g, go: fss's, 'ss
sanns Grades oc sS' fsr @ good grocery iS
PsIs Ss = sS'ls' ssssS& & f 20. li S X S
is~ Iss: Nos is lslo Nos y % IS is.s :
SAd s wss sass % Ss Sss aas ass
as h.r and siss Sais sses but steady "
EkDs-Cacutta Linseed ruled dull but firm hocers gen.
previous prices Timothy Was in moderate request !,
~ 20 ~ according 70 quality.
sTkARlNE-We noticed sales OF 22,00 lbs 1t l01Sc
lit4c; also 70, ,OUl lbs. grouse at Sc. a I0c.
srfcEsThe market continued very dull prices all
descriptions were well maintained. We OF =
cargo PenAng pepper for consumption and also
42hc DO cases, 43c cloves. Nc; ginger trace AZ
rcan) lic l41zc: pepper, 2ikc &c pimento, l9c
| ls1sc.; nuimegs, s754 and mace. s7hc, all gold.
| 6asc., god for Silesian.
| IALLow steady. with a moderate demand We note
sales sales OF G soVo9 81 lbs a. from IKE ll4c
in check and the sales limited trade the
mand for export being limited The comprise
i.V hhds Kentucky at &C. iSc, and IA hhds Virginia at
TrTherc has been wholesale business since our last
report The sles having been confined TO small lots
Tor Engsh, SSc. for Banca and 2l3c which
/ hgures the market, though quiet very firm.
WooL-The market for both foreign and domestic woods
continued TO be characterized by duness depression
and holders generally have lowered their prices .rraly
and manifested more disposition to operate The demand
was confined TO the immediate OF
chiefly for CARPET wools The sales OF domestic fecces
and double Xxx and pckock 6fc lbs iec
S0c, including ~ 00 lbs carpet do 2eIc: IO0O
os pmea ~ ~ 80; sac esMe iSr super ana EXTRA oe os
Noils at sc or foreign, sales
Cape at &c. gold, and small lot do. at 3c
WnIsxsr.-Recepis SIS bbls No change noticeable
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COFFEE OF all descriptions WIS held at very full prices he
oe . Il 'pa 80 ;'s s s.fs % ss
IN so.s Iss sIss &. sock sf %
200 Sags SsM "ssns % sss Ssgs Moss o bags
total stock ,hc Limited States ssso bags o other Kinds
Sags Iasa4'a q; Jsv. Ssss % NarscsSo 80 80
rs s cs and ss s'n 10 sr E 'srs ssss
p's .ss so 49, IS ss sSa ss aS sans f s soo @ @
Hisss Ssy,ss god is assy PAID ss'' s. %
say nsd q @ sIena en- hs sasnsss =; va. %odss,s The
c g.co ios n,ist on the spot At nxc, and 60 oJo
Dnpcs Ssp Drss-Cscmcs,s rucd moderately active at
sssr | 40 ri ss .s ss' ~ % sSns , sSa.
.Ssis sol, a 5 IOs kegs b sarSoos soda Al sc,
100 Ask 3 s goyss, s 4 sas
also . eask. french naaasr i or private terms.
The ouy heard Of iso tons st. Domingo ogwood
pool ] Ss' ss.ss As ss sss' z ] Liver orr
- 'r Win ' . for Charter sc s ss are ss x.
.eniqei aas.si TO Aasws.s Ro.ia, cotton
saaI - I Goods psrsisaa G. ;sssc:'ss e.
r. T. tsraIa .S, IS.s .ssasoS % ss9a me-
socas is. a 2os pstroleaspl Ss. % "a TO Liver.
& ! al -, ss; y e s..%:
gam gam ssSsssa ss@H a ssSss
SooD Ps'Sai?a "a aoar r. G droSson. ais grain sd
sss 20 70 s.ros 81 ~ eoss ass
si kd and, per steamer 600 90. oG,lH a Including
q !;ss: \ 10 "a Sss 'sss:;s 20: y
goo. Es;s. bar. < A.
5ae ssas: cS Ss;s:ls corn =
cum bark = Cad. Cad s snd one 70 Rocsss pr
s:, s = ss s sss 4 soSs Ss
IN Do~son, The market closing strong.
sASs dcmsn S de Mas sds moa.s s% I. ssdy sale.
4coc Enirs Rios' % . i6s, and SSco ornoso . Ss
'Ss's a sssn: do s BE-. iss s's sas,.va:e
e ls' no Ss.sds sSnssass ss, rlaes s s.,
li,sc lsc California, e Is ibs lstc l9c; Central
!S.sisss s ys.s ys: dss sss as ~: s'i%Ss.'
,Lsmpe,c Z, p q, % AZ s: isc lsc, and Teia' "a TO . iOs'
HEsr.-Msnis continued dun but nrm at iihc- gold.
ors were IN moderase demand at former prices We note
sales Of 100 bales American at from c 7 according 70
Isosrhe price o. Scotch pig has advanced From ship
SUMPTION At fun prices. We quote ordinary foreign Sc
TsArurs Hsmock- our last there has been In
from an parts and The market closed though "a
@ads ss So % suiaSs ssss Sr'; D.. s's'y A S csisIn
Pss sss S % s s s sass sSs Sa' as s &c.
ass 'sss heavy S a. N middle ss rg ds a. g. s ssa nd
lshi 90, be- middle Cropped &C. 500 Iishi o.
a fOc, and light do, $40 snc
ss .s. .ssss s y 'S 5 s%y
MoLAssrs continued very firm We quote centrifugal and
mixed al <Oc 43c; csyed, 4@c 46c. muscovado. 40
&C., Porto Rlco &c. &C.; New Orleans, 75c 90c
moderately acyc Sut the market arm the
for ntablc ots 90 do arrive al 2 and 50 do
bond at 6sc HcsinsThe market oierably active At
common At "a PIX L@ de strained and Nc.2 At ~ 62,a,
Ss So and 100 DO No at Is ~ Of lar raics were re-
ported Of 80 bhls Wilmington private terms Pitch
steady With sales Of l40 bbs Southern at - 70
QrIaIks marsot for nsh cl remained quiet but nrm.
SIW 81 u for iobbipg lots Lard ws cuu and IN.
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Ainiug shares were qu ct and somewhat irregular AZ
tne nrs ooafu censor dated Gregory Gold closed Ssc
higher tnsnat the nS ne yesterday. selling ai SIS
ousrts H' "ns.oa lower selling at - IS; Gold Hill
1'c-' se'hagAS rs. Des Moines sold q 81 S. At
sne second po0U Consolidated Gregory Gold closed loc
nens' .Dan the first board selling q $1s 10; Smith
s'fsr@'eaaS ;, selling At 30 IS. Goid Hill was l5c
lover, selU At s3 CO.
tneio.s ign exchange market was 6rm, bat without
sp" nvity. Bankers bills on England at sixty days
"eeV ,ted at the close at 1857 10o at three days
i~'ts 10oz commercial bills 10ska loSk; francs,
a1 4ty days, 617H laX; at three days. 10 SIS;
-" on BsrIin ~ 72H Bremen, 7sA 7s<; on
J" .ankfor. Al 41i4; on Amsterdam Il . 4l's; on
hamburg. 90 3c,S; on Antwerp, alsx a5l6K.
American securities apd consos quoted up der
The New York herald., 1867-02-27

o.4 ss-showsnr an increase OF sIssoss 81. Coin on
band so.sso,o7s s7-week previous s9.S52,S2a 22-
showing an increase OF s4s6,554 ls
The total value OF exports from Boston for tho week
ending Feprrary %. including specie, was $3.50 3c3
against s4sl 800 for the corresponding week In 1866
The Philadelphia bank statements Of the past two
The New York herald., 1867-02-27
COMMERCIAL REPORD.

TUKsDAT. Feb 36IP M.
lse2 bbis four - do. $50
bags meal 10 500 bushels and 24i0 do
market for State and estern -four sncw1a, rregu-
lar but generally dun and dropping State flour ca.et
but comparatively hrm. while Western duh and heavy
without being quotably lower Some small lots ced
concession of &C. l0c but the decline general
business small there being no disposition to buy
largely even at lcsar prices Quostions, therefore,
be regarded nominal The sales comprise 60cobls
the annexed qatons The inquiry for Southern -four
very limited, prices had downward tcnoency. The
lec.ed ard pomnal with small saca comprising so bbls.
The New York herald., 1867-02-27

In sympathy with Hour the business In very
mted prices entirely nominal Tho offerings In
dca ted decline In prces but IN the absence Of
eai busrcs prices were nomnay unchanged For corn
the~c very moderate demand only but the market
opened with very buoyAnt feeling the OF sellers
though this feeling not hared by buyers and subse
the market closed at 81 81 " tor Western mixed
aioat The transactions conprsc 4SO0 bushels
Including mixed wesaru at 81 o. mixed Western
nnoit at 81 rs 81 o. and yellow Ut 81 O6 81 o.
sses wcre $4,000 ishes a sc a for Western and SIC
made OF 1900 bushels includiag canads. duty paid.
81 IS d. bond 81 TO- aud Western Al 81 II Barley
cauada West IN bond, At esNc sc Malt was dull aud
heavy. The sales I 50U bushels at 81 Is.
RExswAx du ana heard OF no sles and previous
prices nominal
CANDLEs.-Adamantine were steady al Nc ailse with.
out sales OF moment 20 report Sperm were quoted 38
4Oc. and pa.ent f8c 4 a0c.
CorrosThe continued unfavorabe adviccs BY the cable
again caused general desire To sell and but little dsposi
buy and The market rendered entirely
under to realize at the best aainabe prices.
Ihs sales to fair extent were at marked decline at which
t,afrr W. ornfn.