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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-11-26

Trustees Sale
of
llAI 4 ESTATE.
RY virtue Of decree Of the Circnit
- Cour, for Saint Mary's county. sit
ting as Court Of Eqaity. passed in a
cause in which j T NJ RsIcy is CON-
plainant aud Samuel Blair and others arr
defendants. the Undersigned. ~ Trustee.
will offer At public sale. st the Court Hou.e
door 10 Leonardtown. on
tuesday,, the s,h day Of Dec,
1874,
between the hours of and 5 o'clock, o.
m. the following described real estate.
Que tract or parcel Of laud. called aud
known by the name Of
SCOTLAND"
"VOWLES' PURCHASER"
AND "ROCKY POINT"
containing about
20 acres,
more or less.
The above described land is situated 10
Bekgar'. Neck in ST. Mary's county. and
sdjoips the lands Of James A. Carberry
aud Zach Ma,tihglcy. 1t is favorabIy
heated. being in convenient distance of
stores. church aud mill. 1t has upon il
u comfortable two-s'"ry
DWELLING.
in tolcrable repair. The soil il good and
susceptible Of rapid Improvement.
TERMS OF SALE,
as prescribed BY the decree. are: CASH
Oh the day If sale.
JAMES /. NJ. RALEY.
Trustee.
Nov IL. ls74-ts.
CONEIRTA7ICN NOTICE.
Jere Herber
vs..
Wm C L We,
Matilda V Love
b others.
Inthe .rcui, Curt FOR st. Mary's cour-
~, sittIi ~ a Court OF Equity.
No. S7s y Equity.
4 RDERED, This 10th day OF Nov
" 1874, hat the sale made and re-
n"rted by jams II Wilson, Trustee in
this cause, lie ratified and Confirmed,
unless cause 30 tn. contrar, be shown
on or before the lat Monday Of Dec.
mex, provided cop, OF thi, order he
published 10 the ~ Mary Beacon, once d
| week for thre, successive week. prior
| the said is' Monday oi december.
The report states that the land sold for
$1,000.
FRANK FORD.
Cle.k.
True copy-Te,t:
J FRANK FORD.
Clerk.
mNi2. is74-3w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-11-26

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lcraeu.s Of
3. Bruises.
/ Joints IN
Ia from 0
led recipe,
lure when
,tious. IL
: Of Queen
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son.
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2 cts. p1
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-11-26
c0LLINWooD
COB NECK,
co tanning
229 "a acres,
more or less.

PART HATCH THICkKT.
containing
57.1O0 ACRES. more or less.
Also. SAME.
containing 9 40 ACRES. more or less.
The ahove described lard il the same
cf which the late WIN. Mattinglcy. o.
VIM, died sei."d and Possessed. aud is
beautifully situated in the 4 b Election
District of 81. Mary's County, on the 81.
Clements Bay, aud has all the advsn-
tagcs of the water as to location aud
pleasure. II l. within q short distance
Of Longw"rth Point, Blakisione's Pavil-
ion a.d Blakistoue's Island. places Of "a.
vori.c Summer resort 1t has upon it a
comfortable
DWELLING
'"" '' ' OUT HOUSES
in god repair. The soil is very good
and is W in . high state Of cui,iva-
ain.
TERMS OF SALE.
Ore-,hird Of the purchase money in
cash on the day Of sale. and the bal.
,nce in cg.ai insiaiImen,s. of one aud
tw" y"ars--thc purchaser or purchasers
giving DO d for The the deferred pay.
nen,-. with security to be approved ty
the Trustee. and bearing interest from
the day # sale.
When all the purchase money shall
have been paid. the Trustee will exc.
cute a deed to the purchaser or pur'
chasers. free, clear aud discharged
from all claims of the parties to thi'
suit, a ID of those claiming by. from o,
under them.
JAS. T. NJ RAlEY,'
Trustee.
O.. Is, ls74--ts.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-11-26

BiNNET,'S DLeHT
Watts Lodge,
containing
276 acres,
Another tract called.
HENDRICKS LANE.
POVERTY AND
HOGS CONFUSION CORRECTED.
containing
20 acres,
Another tract called.
JOHN II. MlLBURN, SR'S RANGE,
containing
TX 81 acres,
Another tract called.
JOHN II MILBURN. SR'S HERRING
CREEK,
containing
40 acres,
Ale auot'.er tract Of land called
JOHN ~ NILBURN, SR'S PINEY
POINT ADDITION,
containing
40 acres.
more or less;
or hy whatever name or names the sfore-
said tracts Of land may be called or
known. containing. in the aggregate.
437 81 ACRES,
more or Ices.
And hereby give notice. than on
Tuesday, the lst day Of Zee
1874,
at the Court House doar in Lrnnardtovn.
between the hours Of IL o'clock. m. aud
4 o'clock. p. M will expose to public
auction the above described real estate,
80 seized aud taken in execution. to the
highest bidder for cash-to satisfy said
,irbs. inicr"s, and costs due aud to be-
come due fh"r.nn
BENJAMIN FOXWELL.
Sheriff
Nov. 5. 1s14-tss
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-11-26
FOR SHERIFF.

Mr.. Editor Please announce ZACHARIAH
MATTlNGLEl a candidate Tor Sheriff. lie j.
known 10 be competen, and deserving, and 8.
such will he unanimously supported by Tbs
voters of 81. Nar,'s couaty.
Leonardtowa and Factory dis,riesa
Jan s, lsi%.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-11-26
Sherif's Sale
of
REAL ESTATE.

QY virtue Of four wri,s of Fieri Faciss.
- issued out Of the Circuit Cour, for
Saint Marv's county. one at the suis OF
Combs & Dewns; one At the suit IF Ben
janin u. Smith. use of James s Downs;
one at the suit of John l. H~hb, use of
James s Downs. End one ~ the suit Of
Neale. Harris L Co. against the gods
and chattels lands and tenement. Of John
n. Milburn. Jr.. John n. Milburn,
Biscoe Adams. James T. Miiburu. Ben
jamin Hewett. John ] Alls,sn. and Jas
=. Bean. and to me directed. I have
>eiscd and taken in execution all the right,
title. interest. claim aud demand. at Law
and in equity. Of the said John H. Mil
burn. Jr.. John II Milburn. Biscne
Adams. James T. Miiburn. Benjamin
Hewett. John j All-,an and James C..
Bean. in and to the following real estate.
TO wit:
Five tracts or parcels # lsOd. located
in the second election district Of Saint
Marys county. called aud known - FOL.
lows One tract called.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-11-26
Trespass Notice.

EROM and after the date Of this no.
Il ,ice. the public are forewarnsd
agsins, ,respasslng in any manner upon
the river shores. belonging to my real es-
tate IN Mcdley's Mex. in the Srd cleo
ton district Of st Msry's county. par,ic-
ularly the shores owned by nc in front Of
Poseys Bluff Agains, all ,respassers.
the Law will be enforced. without respee,
TO PERSONS.
GRO FORBES.
New 5. 1s74-2w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-11-26
new GOODS.

'DNUE ~ubsrriher has jus, returned
i from Il .l,im"re With . sew aud
Complete assortment Of
DRY GOODS.
EE,DY-MADE CLOTHING.
BOOTS.
SHOES.
HATS.
GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS.
&C.. etc sd GROCERIES "fsll kinds
= n" did stand. fo'm rlv occurred hy
Mrs. Hammer. Particular sttcption 10
called {" nv sock ~
Ready Made Clothing
Witch | can sell inw-r than any eth
rr merchant in the county, the quality
an ! make q: il," goods being considered.
A large aud carefully selected assortment
Of
CAssINEREs.
.o, on hand. Person. wishing clothing
MADE TO ORDER
can Re accommodated and can supply
them with al! necessary trimmings. lhave
determined TO sc.l all classes "f gods ~
Low AS THEY CAN BE BOUGHT
'aoy merchant in the county.
ETA larger stock I BOOTS and
SHOES a Il READY MADE CLOTH
ING than wrs ever k,it before nov on
ard which will he disposed Of lower aud
.h"apcr tn" III. y can be purchased else
| vhe,e. Particul r attention it called to
.ese two articles.
GIVE Me A CALL.
I ~iIl show you the Gods. give You the
ice. ani l., You judge for yourself how
cap ,ell.
J. SIMMS FENWICK,
Leousrdtown, Nd.
Nav %. lsI4-':
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-11-26

kry' county,.
Equity.
p Of Nov.
z. Report.
iifei and
e, contrary
81 onday' 81
ais ordeIbe
cor, onee -
r. prior To-
FORD.
Clerk.
fORD.
Clerk.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-11-26

F,''s county
tuiiy.
~ Of No
| Auditors
Re raiifit,i
10 the cen
lrd Monday
tHIr tFuew
ac"~ once
= prior to
erk.
5.rs
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-11-26

Dartieswishins to emplo, the services OF the
J. aadersis ned as surveyor IL address
GEO. b. DENT
Grea, .Nills, r o.. NJ
march 3sth. ls.a-u
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-11-26

So Doos NsbtutO0S ! IN
Gil ICE ~
TWO BEAUTIFUL PREMIUMS.
An ILLUSTRATED P"Rrp IL, II Tw.lv
Gene b, iIr"dsehri. each s3xla3 in. ~
the superb Chr"m". "TuE Twins 22x
% in -. after Lsnd>-"r. Prize, SO %.
Including postage. No er.ros Of any
kind WITHOUT PRkxirM. So Psx An
ATTENTION AGENTS!
Liberal commissions and exclusive ter.
ritory Samples aud circulars free
Send Postal card 1t once to
HORATlO C. KING. Publisher.
Bog 5lO5. New York
Nov S. 1S74-2's
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Nov. 18th, lS.4-,ss
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Fire Insurance.! Fire Insurance!

r"e lUSuTUNCP. rue "SuJ ubCt!
nERSt ~ DESTROYS OF having their property
Il insured in the cheap aud excellent ho,ne
,onpauy, known as the tat, " ,a'yidnd
Fire hsH'onc. C"mpony II B"t,more.
Mar, land. X. 6. HARRIS, President, can he
graf fed by calling on or communicating with
the undersigned, 81 lnigoes' Pos, Uaice, 81.
aar, . county, Nd.
EDWARD ; ARELI.,
Local Ageat.
Oct !, Ig'$-Ns
FOR STATES ATTORNEY.
Iannounce myself as a candidate for tle
csi-e OF states Attorney for ST. AATy's. ard
respectfully ask the support Of ;h. Not,rs of
count.
Jan Q. 1874. JAS Ii. WILSON.
FOR SHERIFF.
Nr. Edito--Piease announce J FRANK
SMITH AZ q candidate FOR Sheriff end, IL ie
all consent to u. We, he will Ia waInl, SUI
o I'D Ly his friends in ~. iuilots iisirit.
bee. Is, 1873. hssy Nees.
20 Wy EEL " II q
respectfully .nuounc. rysel - eand-
= tar rt--,eCiiSn tn III, q &c = e ~
-u-y Tor - Iar.'s coat. &. = ..s Va -.-
We. 4. h -T-luiore, Il. q. .u suf;' 81 "a.
,i.uw-sIf z.Es.
ASs -. 1870 4. PAkAAe GsAAs
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-11-26
Trustees ale
of Valuable
Real ESTATE.

DY virtue Of decree % the Cireui,
- Ceu't for S.in, M.s3s county, sit.
ling As Coar' Of Equity. passcd in .
cause iu which Aria A Blair and others are
Ccmplainan,s and Wm. Il M,t,ingley
and others are Defendants. aud teasing
date Of the rs day q February. in
tn" year eighteen hundred aud seven
ty-four. the u.dersianed. - Trustee.
viii offer n, public sale, II the Co:rt
House door in LeouardtoWn, on
Tuesday, the lst day of Dec.
1874,
betwcea the hours Of and 5 O'clock. p.
IN. the following described real estate
to o o": ,..s. ., parcel !. . called and
known hy tn name Of
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TUESDAY, March 3-P. ".

TUESDAY, Marcn 0-P NJ
The difficulty of keeping the general stock market
active for two consecutive days will be apparent
from an examination Of the transactions of yester
day and to-day. The support of stocks noted In
Yesterdays final dealings only temporary. the
opening prices this morning being heavy. The gen.
eral market declined till after the First Board when
prices began to pick up little, with the result of
steady market up 20 about midday on prices about
equal to the opening quotations. Here Northwest
began to show signs Of weakness, and breaking
down almost two points gave the rest of the market
a heavy and respondent tone from which 1t did not
make much recovery, and finally closed dull and
weak The stock of the Central Railroad OF New
Jersey has been depressed for few days past on a
rumor that large issue Of new stock was to be
made On inquiry at the Office this story is stated
to be wholly untrue issue of stock is intended,
nor, indeed conld any be legally made without the
previous assent Of the stockholders The opening,
highest lowest. and closing prices OF tho leading
st0cks sQla to-day rsys ~ follsws:
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Included .u the above $50 bales 10 arrive.
shipping to-day l2f44 bales ths dsT
last week 10 9g3 bales: this ay last lSS bales To since
september l. 1873 3O7UlO bales time 1872 2l41l1l
bales stock Newlok l323jS bas consolidated STOCK eO'
q6J bales
delivery advance Of l32d lice y 10 but
only moderate at the Improvements sales as lot
lows, all on the basis of Low Mhldlngs
sales asst evening after March 100 ID 3-{2ei bJO $ a.
l5c April 100 10 ljj3ci NAV 100 10; 900 - 2D32c
Sales to-day " 3 D. March 100. 10 oc 100 10 So 400,
10 3.l6c; April POO Is 7.l6c 500 IS 1890 900 10
TOO 10 l7.}2 Hay. 1900. 10 'c 800, 10 232ci 100 10
l5lGc 400 - 2932c 400 - lJlbc 100 10 ~ Sc June
500 1919; 100 Is S2c; 300 rs 5Gc; 100 10 l32c 200
10 32c; 400 10 s. 300 Ii 32c; 100 10 l6e 100
coo iG 10 }ye; 400 l6 Total g. 100 bales Grani total
1880 Exchange r. paid exchange 700 March Tor April
COFFEEThe Rio market has been steady to-day With fs bas
ness: Il bags Ontario 26c and 1868 bags
Pep,a gold We quote Ordinary 70 2oZ3 Far
2i3.d25c Good do, 2j14 Pc Prime DO 2o2d2fci aud
range ot 233a2se all gold Mild corees strong sale
IN baltimore Of 537 Porto Rico Peerless 25e gold
Micab0 qn0ted at - 2dEci Java o@oc Ah9 TOto c0 -
26c III gold.
noanay the same quote Adamantne IS at l. ia he
IA and ~ at l3al3i Sperm at Zoc Patent at
3sd39c: aud Psrafne at DC. 90
duty paid both gold and 81 l2 bbng Morphine without
s. 30 Castor Oh remains h with
improved demand sales u Bakers A. at % d2ic Alum quiet
Of Lump 34 and Naona Porus 3s, Essen.
m Oils and good Peppermint ssbe snd trm
hell - So Oil Casss sold at VI 80 gold Anse At
81 60 go orange ~ 40 gold and Cloves al " 40 hnsb
Chemicals tending downward and trade remains dull Causc u
plenty sales re gold Soda Ash sod at " 81 =
Qf2 G2l2 BCarb Soda s. 2jdSJ 81 Ia Sal sofa at ~ IOd
81 Bleaching Powder at 81 so all gold. We quote:
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And the following for city bank shares:

The total exports Of produce from this port for the
week ending to-day amounted to $3,934,6s6 mixed
values, which is a decrease from last week OF
$2,523,6l9. The exports for the corresponding Pc
Rod of last year were $5,252.9Os, and for 1872
S5O75l13. The total exports since Jan. this year
are S474l2s $40, against "a, 299975 last year. and
S37 5s7 344 in 1872.
The Philadelphia stock market is steady. Penn
sylvania g. 1901; Reading Railroad, 57i Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Sc. Gold. 112f
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The bids for stocks at the close were;
III
Bid. Asked
,arket is reported duh, and all classes

The London market Is reported dull and all Glasses
of securities are steady. The Bank OF England
gained G73,OOO,on balance to-day. The gold specu-
lation was void Of interest and the speculative
movement in il is apparently at a standstll. The
range of the price was liz! and ll2 with sales for
the most part at tie intermediate figure. On gold
loans the rates to per cent for carrying anu
fat The export cearances of domestic produce at
this port for the week ending to-day amounted to
So g3l 6S The Assistant Treasurer paid out SS}O0oO
in March coin interest, making total Of S2,4T,co
The redemption of called bonds to-day amounted to
$1,000. The days business AT the Gold Exchange
Bank was as follows: Gold cleared, Si9'0i2,O0O
gold balances, $2,C20,055; currency balances,
81, 279GS7 The following were the quotations for
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HORSEand CARRIAGE MARK Ell
NEw-YoRK. Tuesday. March 3, I

dJJ
The advent of Spring and the improved
condition Of the weather has had favorable influence
on the horse trade stimulating inquiries the part OF
customers and encouraging dealers to expect fair
amount Of business during the current month. The
auction sales to-day well attended and the prices
realized were on the average satisfactory:
The horses sold and the prices realized at Messrs Van
Tassell q Kearney's Auction Mart No. ITO East
anth- agf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-04
BANKING AND FINANCIAL
SEVEN PER CENT
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS

INDIANAPOLIS, BLOOMINGTON AND WESTERN RAIL
WAY.
We are authorized to offer, favorable terms, the
remaining balance Of $l,00OOOo Bonds, due on l32
miles of completed Road.
They are secured by q first mortgage on the extern
sion of PIT miles and the additional guarantee OF
the old line with which it has been consolidated.
The Road is we'll and favorably known one OF the
West, having already large earnings, which were
for 1873, Sl59 900. We believe the Bonds are des-
tined to take high rank among Railway securities,
and at the present low price prove profitable IN
vestment.
They are 81 200 each; Coupons payable in coin,
January aud July. TURNER BROTHERS,
Bankers, 14Nassau-st.
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r. Elliott of the Treasury Department. read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting, is reported fully in
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No 10. Price 10 cents.
Address The TRIBUNE New York .

NEw-YoRk AND OswEGO MIDLAND RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDHoIDERs desirous of joining
70, .he purpOse of protecting their common interest
,it,, the foreign holders of first mortgage bonds,
who aIe now united to the extent of over $2oGoOC,
arc roqnest,.d to communicate In immediately with
81 ,n~ehange-place, New-York.
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RoTTERDAs-Bafs Alert
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

ASHES The receipts TO-DAY a. psg Pots fair request
steady, Nth sales 64d7C Pearls are dub
and n0minaY unchanged at Sc.
BROOM CORN AND BkOOMS-Ilohlers Of Corn verg firm in
but the business light hdycs from Chicago
holders asking higher prices for te future quote
lu S0 lie New Green Brush and Stalk Braid At
7alOc New Red aud Reupped at 5doe BooTs quiet at
about former iglrrs
BBBSWAX-The market firm, With good export demsnd
Of 4jOO 10 WesteTu and southern at 81 n33 10
COITONTrade In Cotton very dull but prices
EitLoat Important change. We quote f0lows;
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T1nu1iuo 9canfmles.
0ealhfrS.

A GRADUATE with the classical fellowship
N Of Princeton pursued classical studies at Berlin ler
Paris end Rome give school private TEACHNG high
references. Address 5. p. 4l6 West Nneteenth-st
AN experienced land successfully teacher
N ogr his services as PRIVATE TUTOR lads for
college would be glad receive them al his refer
the highest character Address PHlLO Inbune Uptown
Once. % "A Wesi 32d-sI
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7ie T. London san ~ 900 bssh a.ia lod 2oeo M
OH Cake 3 and 900 bbs foar at Is d. To Carf By rssm
90 tons Oh Gaze 32s 3D. To Bremen al. 100 ssss Tobsses
At 3os and 800 ies Lam SAID 70 BE- At 49, al 300
Tsov private The only charters heard OF
brig Of 257 hence 10 sorr kspss lreah banr WITH
cargo ofProTons At sos and ~ sh bark hence 70 Copehhgeb
Goltenb1rg With 800 bbs kefHed Petroleum at rs ID
PlSDy Cod remains firm with better demand saes OF 900
ql' at s. 30 Georges Bsnh and 81 75as5 for Pchd
hgher We quote At 2oa30c for No sd 3o15Je sesed
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Money was easy at 4 and PCT cehI OF caIIi aNU j
a 81 for prime discounts.
United States bonds have been quiet, but business
has been at a lower range OF prices. We annex
Lot
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1874. 1873. 1872.
Bales. Bales. bslss.

a.. y.
Bales Bales Bslss.
Boston Feo LOO 800 5000
ss~.Yoff Feb -, $500 5000 $500
AL Bos,oa curing Fe6rvary 1000 1000 400
1874. 1873. 1872.
bass bseA BALD.
Bo,su Pen .'........... 800 $500 $500
' New y 76TF Pse 2s 10 100 10 600 II soa
sGpmens sad consnm pi.oa iron Esw.Yoh
aed Boston during Ieb,u-fy ,,,..,,,..; 100 200 200
s we're o- "G,.s "a S winter ' %l al II 80 81
& w ne ma GIs 5 , a c S ss Sso
tue opening Of the tally suppOr,d the 7s0 900
% SS Ss ssd, % 30 c rs Sen' aoSs %
MlxaaAee 81 40 White Western. Barley i'm.
PR c .iR vest ana and ~ 81 c @ b Of n SGS dali w
S S oa s, ar S s Ne. Quo sf .s So
62P.; White at 63a63i9e Western MIod at G2d63e Whit
active the sales 69 900 bush Damp Gnsolnd 7sd7ee
R @se w Id rs 30 af sa Ssi'Si% o S s %
;eaiy b5 'ae demand Only limited We qHo''
hIDEs-Ihe @ale, arm e per advance neany al
Receipts Us to RIO Grse c.eqae :ic9 ism ye,. c,s,
al America and 1850 from san Faneee City of Panama
a Not from cou. ca , pei ano S, 5
om Orleans yer Kss.sf0OciSS5g $50 IRON Ss.
per Csrondelet; 40 from savannah, per Gen. Barnes;
239 from ssyannah per @PRso%e 's a'' s-s.
se 7sO Dry Ayes seconds 2l n r. gold 90
COLT 90 day.. as they ran 223sO Dry Moa1deo 81 az D. al
25@2j % gold go days, usua sell 725 DRY A. and hps
lOOll part 26c gold 90 DAYS usual sci 1885
Grande Cow 10 H. private terms $40 Dry Bogot II D. at De-
DAYS $50 Porto Cabelo 22a23 n
o 90 day as they run 573O Dry 1O922 ~
part PEE gold 30 selected 2790 DrV Mexican
Cruz 1920 10 private terms 3745 Dry Matamoros 23a25 h.
II be- gold 60 days, they ran 1880 Dry Teas L544 10.
poe Ole mouths 29l5 Dry
and Mexican Kp " b. at selected AS
Drv Sailed Mssmoros "a n $50 W. s. Texas aud
southern 40d6O h. private $50 w. Vera Cruz 40
$50 City Slaughter 10 TO- al 10 % selected
tt n 37j Hides The following shows the hand date
from Europe, u 100 Dry Monte
vdeo Dry Grnie $50 Dry Rio Grsude Boston $50 Dry
BoSo 900 Dry Central American 200 ~ Porto Pla 500 Dry
Dry II 500 Dry aexc4 and Matsmoos 1000
900 Sailed Texas ard southern 1000
Sailed Western total los 800 Hides and 90 bales Calcutta
l47 Buffalo 1873 lO5 $50 Hides
and 7g7 bales Past India same time 1872 900 Hides
1871 lO7 500 Hides aud 500 bales East India We
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TIE MARKETS.
ICsrsjsn, reported tor THs rsIsgSr.
REcElprs OF DOMESTIC PRODuCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

TursoAr. marrh 2. 1874
The following h complete exports shipped 10 vessels which
cleared today for foreign ports:
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The payments made from the Treasury by wa
rants during the past month were as follows:


The above does not include payments made on ac
count of the interest principal OF the puDhc DEBT
The Internal Revenue receipts day were S%E"e-o'
Foreign exchange was dull and nominal at the
follouinp rates.