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Ordinary Notices Of Marriages and Deaths 'cH hereafter
Dc inserted for tty cents. Obituaries l0tH be charged
at The rate of ten cents a line
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MARRIED:

MISUNDERSTANDING Tuesday, June 6, 1876
AZ the Church of st. Francis de Sales by the Rev NJ
simon Mr. Patrick Caulfed and Mrs. Mary o'Br.en.
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1 -17 01''5 y 110 Il o1011170 '.II1 4 UT
able Gas Light Company and their Agents.
This celebrated Flnid prepared by process known
only to the proprietors is the best and most reliable of
all the pSoducIs OF Petroleum for in Metallic Port
able Gas Lsmps and Lanterns. 1t burns clear and
bright lie free from smoke unpleasant otor and does
not char the wick gum the burner. No other fluid
oil should be used in Portable Gas Lamps Ian
terns. Puroine is especially recommended for in
Portable Gss Lamps and Chandsliers in Street Lam
terms, SugarHouDe Lamps Cano Shed Lanterns, and
In Torches and Gas Burners for Steamboat Landings,
Moonlight PCnics AID Street Processions. Giving
light equal to the best city Coal Gas it enables the
people of the renotest villages illuminate their
Stores Warehouses Saloons. Hotels Churchos Streets
and Gardens as brilliantly the favored residents
of great metropolis.
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v SSSoTes Counting Houses and Dwellings, Fitted Up
stoispa6ch; Jo5bnR promptly attended to.
strea orders for work left at the Office Magazine
tenSed OF sent through the PostotEce promptly at
Seu 70. del9 10 Jy5P
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GRAND FESTIVAL
Ste boat Excursion
To HODGES GROVE us miles up the COAST.
On Sunday, August II, 1876,

vi Suhudy' august 81, 1910,
Given under the auspices of the Gentlemen and Ladies
Of ST. HENRY'S CONGREGATION. Sixth
District, for the Benefit of the Church
CoMHIrTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
REV. j. BOGAERrS,
J. Helm J. Heffler ii Groebel
Il. bore, Scnene. F g. Burke,
J. Becker, John G Ryan, A. Schwartz
j. Messing. r. Brink, J Sporl,
j. Sweeney. j. Raehr. e. Goette,
NJ schaetfer, X. Campbell +. Brauner,
A. Muniot, +. Humbrecht. w. U. Colbert,
e. Brauner. H. Lambert, DR.. Shepard,
j. n. Mccain, j. Bitfers i. Kerber
n Seller. 1'hos. c. Rapler. Sturtz.
A Michel. J. Lang. @. Walker
+. Fischer, Sr. a. Bode Phi. Rauch
e. Herlle, w. McCune C. Hoppe,
Il Basstmisr. A. Falkenstieu, N Colnmsndeur
y. Garstkamp, f. Won Dor Eaer, Tn. Eoctmeyer,
y. Ernst, +. Bruseau, JeIoune HAnley,
PROGRAMME.
1. Various Popular Sports.
=. Swimming Exhibition in the River opposite the
grounds. by Prof Clark. the Champ Swimmer of
the South and Prot. Gerry. Tie latter will exhibit
in a Boynton Life-Saving Dress, in which no will
follow the boat on her return trip.
B. Comic Songs and Faices by two eil.kno Variety
Clubs of tho City.
MOONLIGHT ON THE RETURN TRIP.
The frstclass steamboat LA BELLE will leave
Canal street at 1880 M making landings Espan-
AIDE street at 12M at GTetna and jackson 1890
p. N, at Ocean Saw Mill at p and at Carroton at
l3O P. N. Returning, will land the various points,
80 as to e1cursonsts arriving in the city
about O'Clock T.
A fine Band of Music is engaged Refreshments will
be provided cheap board the boat and the grounds
Fare for the Round Trip-Adults, 81 Children SEQ
Rul3sp I'd
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NEW ORLEANS CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTI-
NENCE ASSOCIATION.-The regular monthly meet.
ing of this Association will be held THIS Sunday
EVENING, at $50 O'Clock, in the Morning Star Hail
lI6 PoYdras street.
Gentlemen wishing to join are invited to attend.
THOS. q. RAPIER, President.
q D. II. BUCKLEY, Secretary. 1t
ST. THERESA'S CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTI-
NENCE SoCIETY.-The regular monthly meeting of
this Society will be held THIS Sunday EVENING,
August 18TH at o'clock in St Theresas Hall, Erato
street, between Magazine and Camp.
Gentlemen wishing to join are invited to attend
H. R. CHENEY, President
A. J. COBCRN, Secretary. 1t
ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST CATHOLIC TOTAL
ABSTINENCE ASSOCIATION. - The officers and
members of the above Association hereby notified
to attend adjourned meeting TUESDAY, August
18TH at II P. NJ, in st Johns Sohoolhouse.
Business of importance.
BY order OF PATK PARTIALLY, VicePreSident.
THos. ". CURLEY, Secretary. 1t
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SOLINE FOE GAS MACHINES.

Dn:Iled expressly for the PuroIine and Portable
Gss Light Company, and with peculiar regard for the
of temperature 8 in this climate
Unequaled for generating gas for carburetnE coal
gas. Projectors, patentees and owners of Gas Ma
chimes overestnate the Importance Of wing
their Gasoline OF reliable gravity and quality, sue
cess depends much these conditions.
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CATHOLIC NATIONAL SERIES.
Readers and Bible History.

Readers and Bible History.
BY Right Row Rios. S;.v S,'%Sur D. pi'Asp
PRIMER q oonta BIBLE HISTORY. 50 ets.
FIRST READER as eta THIRD READER, IS ots.
SECOND READER. 20 ots. FOURTH READER. o..
FONTS OF SUPERIORITY.
The literary character and thoroughly Catholic tone
OF the lossonA.
The Oaay aud natural grading of tho sorss nd its
general adaptation to the demands of the SCHOOL
The mechanical execution including the quality
the paper tao typo the bluinS, and the beauty and
number of tho Illustrations.
The Catholic National Readers
entrusted with tho education OF Catholic youth.
We give here the of few who have endorsed
the serieA For full list OF Testimonials refer 70
o School Book Circular.
The Most Rev. Archbishop of st. Louis,
The Most Rev Archbishop OF Oregon.
The Most Rev Archbishop Q, Now Orleans
Tho Right Rev Bshop Of albany
NssqasIly.
6ss %a
Tho Very Rev F. NJ Boa Cleveland.
Rev. wslter II Htl. Sd. st. Lous.
Row Joseph With 6. SSH, New York
Rev III Puts Napoleon. o.
Rev. vAntcl Pres SominRire de Sta Thoecao,
Montreal, Canada.
The Xavarian Brothers Industrial School. Car.
roll y. o., Md.
Sisters of Notre Dame. Milwaukee.
W. X. Delany, Esq Erie. Pa.
j. y. Bourtot, Esq Principal E Z G. School.
Detroit.
The Ursulne Sisters, st. Louis.
Sister Nepomuoene, Sc Marys. Pa.
f. M Gates. Esq Fort Schuyler. N. Y
The Catholic Pressi
Brownson's Quarterly Review,
The Catholic Record,
The Catholic Review,
The Boston Pilot
The CinCn nAti TELEGRAPH.
Tho Catholic stAndAr etc etc.
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HALL MECHANICS AND wORKINGMEN'S
Central Councl.-Books for the enrolment of all
Mechanics and Laborers of this city who in want
Of employment aad the number of their families de.
pendent upon thc for support, open at the
chop of the Fl ee.deut at street. near
Poydras All mechanics and laborers of emplay-
ment requested 10 and enroll their
P. GRANZIN, President.
JOHN TAYLOR Acting Secretary. myI4n
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I'M - LIS
The Perfor will hs followed by a FAIR which
will continue ON UNDAY and MONDAY, August goth
and 2isj hen 1T will be closed to reopen SATURDAY
2tth and continue SUSDA Y 2s;h, and MON DAY, 28th
Entrance, 10 cents only.
Good Suppers, 40 cents. ---- Children, 20 cents.
On SUNDAYS, the 2oth and 9th, the RESTA URANT
viii be opened tne arrived OF tho morning train
a So BSTAETIAL DINNER viii be furnished for the
small Of so Wines Ice Cream, Punch,
Lemonade etc. of tho best quality, at the lowest
All friends of the Church and of Father LeDuc as
Also all wishing to have pleasant time, invited
attend.
n. B-Excursionists will arrive at the Bay on Sum
day in time for Mass, which commences at 1880 O'clock
sul3 I'd
Il MFEOVEO FARM IN EXJRANGE FOB CITY
PROPERTY.
Persons wishing to exchange City Property for 100
Acres of Improved Property in Avoy Parish will
please apply to HENRY GENERES.
anl3 3t5p No. 80 Carondelet street.
WIN. B KLEINPETER,
NOTARY PUBLIC
CONUISSIONER OF DEEDS,
61.----- ---- 800 Camp Street, --61
aul3 IS iy Corner of Commercial Place.
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CatechiSmS.

Sdt6CulSIHS-
Doctrine
No. l.-For Beginners g cents
No. 2-Eor PlrochIal and Sunday Schools, IS cts.
No 3.-Tor the Family and Siudeuts CO oonts.
These Catschisus are plbllshed with the approba-
ton of Meat Icv. j. Roosevelt Bayloy, DID, Arch
bishop of Baltimore MI. They aiSo approved OF
by the AroLbinhop OF Milwaukee. and the Bshops OF
Wheeling, Wilmington Ga!voston. Richmond st.
Paul, MaryBvt!'e and Savannah.
PGnmanships.
RIGHTmYERS AMERICAN SYSTEM OF PEN
MAEsHIP. In Thirteen Numbers. Per doson.
90 cents net.
KNoPPs PRACTICAL SYSTEM OF PENMAN-
sHIp In Nlno Numbers. Fer Dozen goo. net.
KNorPS GERMAN PENMANsRIP. In Nino Num-
bers' Per dozen, 80 cents net.
SPECIAL TERMS FOR INTRODUCTION.
BENZIGER BROTHERS,
aus Iy5p New York, Cincinnati and St. Louis.
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JACOB OFT,
BUILDER,
%o9 magazine Street, Corner Of Calliope,
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Given under The auspices of the Gentlemen and Ladies
Of ST. HENRY'S CONSIDERATION. Sixth
District, for the Benefit of the Church
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have constantly hand READY-MADE CLOTHING
FOR SALE. Plain and Embroidered Under-Linen for
Ladies' Fine and Coarse Shirts Plain and Over
alis for Laboring Men and Mechanics An substan-
tally made and Mt low prices. MOI IS ly
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TIE FRIENDS OF Rev. FATHER GLEEsoN
are respectfully invited to attend Solemn High Mass
TUESDAY MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, in st
PAtIick Churoh.
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H1BERNIA NATIONAL BANK OF NEW
LEANS-New orleans, July %, lsI6.-A general nEls&
ing of sbarehoder+ viii be held tho ghouS,
THURSDAY, 3I.t OF August, 1876, from ~ o'clock N.
o'clock NJ. take into consideration the reduc
ton OF the capita! four hundred thousand dollars.
Fly order of The EosrI:
ik3n mo G DEyEkEUX. CaAhiar
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

At meeting OF the creditors OF Messrs Nebeuzahl
Manks held yesterday at the Office OF Register H W.
Allen, No. 152 Broadway, the bankrupt nrm offered
a composition OF 1ve cents the dollar cash. and ten
cents in notes The composition accepted by tho
creditors.
A meeting of the creditors of Charles @. Carpenter
for the purpose of ecctng assignee viii be held ai
the Office of Register Isaac Dayton No. 322 Broadway,
tomorrow.
The second composition meeting OF the creditors OF
Messrs. Rosenheim and Lbman, importers, OF No 40s
Broadway, took place yesterday at Register Dayton'i
Office The composition OF forty cents the dollar,
which had previously accepted by the creditors
was confirmed.
The Woodward Steam Pump Manufacturing Com
pany, of No. 81 Centre street, yesterday made On
assignment to William T. Francis. This company re-
ceived extension of and two years from ito
creditors last March, and now finding itself unable
meet its engagements has considered 10 tho better
course to pursue TO make an assignment One OF the
officers OF the company stated to HERALD reporter
yesterday that they intended to call meeting Of the
creditors and offer q compromise, which be hoped
would enable them TO continue the business.
Mr. Peter f. C0rteyou, real estate agent at Rossvie,
70 whom Benedict Bros. made an assignments at ths
OF their recent failure has now made an assign
ment himself TO Henry H. Seguinc, his son-in-law
meeting OF the creditors OF +. Watzenfelder Co.,
cotton goods at No 80 Worth street. has been ordered
TO act on the proposed copOsiton ~ ceh
on the dollar, payable nj six. twelve and eighteen
months. The liabilities OF the firm amount to over
$3.50 OO0 The following arc among the largest cred.
itors-E X NJ Waitzenleder, Sl3,09l 6s; Louis Silk,
$4,000; /. J. Phillips & Co, $4,000; David Keller.
$4,000 N. Carter ,223 schafer Brothers; 81 500
w. Angcl S5 900; Hatch, Armstrong Carr, $4,000 J.
Kubitska, $546sj J. j. Johnston, 5000; $.
Worccam So 154 CO. There disputed claims
OF SOS OO0 or which X. Parker Jr, holds
s25 900 Tho claims OF A. Hofning for $25 OO0
and Of Lawrence Myers Co. for $4,000 are In lii
cation. The notes loaned to the firm amount to
$50 600 The Importers and Traders National Bank
hold bills payable for $4,000 Booker for $40 600
aud John McMahon for $4,000 The assets OF the hrm
amount to about $73,0OJ their real estate being
heavily mortgaged. They have large factory IN Phil
adclphia where they manufactured cotton goods Tho
firm lost heavily two years ago in an attempt 10 corner
cotton, and they we're vctimizcd 10 the extent OF
800 900 by an English spccuator. The proceedn ngs
have been referred 10 Register DAYTON.
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Wheat was dull but steady choice samples closing firmly
81 % 81 Is or no grade win,sS 81 10 for 10 Gwaaks
in store ~ 25 for No do In store 81 ~ for No ~ 80
Corn quiet and shade The sales 90
%Ssd 6 sc for new mixed and sac 5ac for SOUTH
and jersey yellow Rye nominal at s5c SIC for
was quiet ioooo bushels No Canada sold on private
SSTes sse 81 c sa & S
State at 81 25 time Oats DULL sales 5000 bushels
for No Chicago mixed: 47c 4sc for state mixed on
track for state white on track and 4lc for No
HrNr AND JvIs we're quiet We quote American
si2O si3c nominal for undressed; Manila hemp 7c a
7l. gold the latter for ane Russia clean s2io s2i5
gold Italian $3.50 S26 gold: jute, 3lzc 54c. gold
us butts sa s & s, PS qo sno 20 arrive &
aoL.ssS, steady but quiet. We quote
muscoyadO refining soc ssc do, grocery. SOC 40c
NAVAL sroars~rhe market for spirit. turpen,Ins was
and last evening $50 do DO az SIZE and 100 New York
ssc rosn common to good strained 81 62iS 81 IS tar
Washington = i21s; do, Wilmington, e. i2h - 20;
Psn ssn Arm rocS strained 81 4s Tar steady Wilmington
% rurpentne steady at 81 - ~ 10 Spirits brm
OiLs-Tne market unchanged and quiet We quote =
yellow and white winter SOC sSc nsesd casks and bbs
SOC ec LARD sin.s, y ~ msnhsde1 sound +3s g
DO, natural do q ~; whale crude Northern zoe Do
81 ~ 81 22h DO eases = So - 4o winter besched
6sh 55c. crude hsh. 42c- f3e.
PErROLKuN.--Tbe market dull aud nominally
changed. The closing prices ollows:-Crude, In
bulk Slsc sac do In bbls, 11sc refined in bbs l4c
do cases 1stfc. for ordinary brands: refined Phade
phia 1896 and at Baltimore 1870 Advices from the
Greek IollOws.-O CITY uull weak. United
Wells offered nj 81 0ss{ immediate shipments nominal
g. 1854 housewife quiet and steady, ~ rs ~ 17lS
Parkers steady United ~ O41S bid - oo asked Snip
-Receipis-Pork 2Is bbs lard 1890 tierees
tierces and 3I4 boxes beef 533 terces and 81 bbls
The pork market very while prices were nomin ally
about the The closing ''caln prices fol
lows March, S22 ~ bid t23 25 asked APRIL e23 l5 bid
s23 May SIS y5 bid SIS 45 asked June S13 -
bid SIS asked July $3 90 bid S23 05 asked The sales
were about SOD bb ~ ~ for May x23 80 June
and $3 60 for July; sales 14O bbs and
family $23 Cut dull sales being only 300
us uicklrd bellies at II and 3UO boxes dry sated
chester hams nj West. 1870. Fresh hams were
uuoted at i3c 14c pcked do. 12lSc i23<c, fresh
Leics Al t.c 1.c picked do. nc IKE i4c fresh
shoulders at S1sc picked do. at lc and 12c 13&c
bnx bellies bacon was hrm at l23xc q 13c for city
long clear and 12lsc. for Western. Sales 40
boxes city long clear NJ l21sc l3c., mostly 3c
Beef steady unchanged prces 30 bb sold
1I2 80 Beef hams ruled steady at go t2U for prime
Western. Sales 40 bills private terms Smoked
we're steady l5c I5c for hams aud lc io shoulders
Lard quiet without decided change The closing cali
prices follows March, SI3 10 bid SIS 62s asked
April, sl3 ~ bid, sis 40 asked; May sly s5S bid,
SIS 92 asked June, $3 0T1k bid $it % asked; July
s4 % lid si4 IS asked fi2 % bid u! % asked
sIS rs for April and sis s7k fOr May. Also sales Of
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90 sress % o. grade on private Refined wa: qs0%sS %
Cuba and Isc for city No l. Batter was and active
We quote state dAires good 2Ge 2se choice to
4 western good good 20 choice. s Zoe = % 49, do fair to good
The exports for the week we're 20 4s2 boxes against Is
last week We quote State factory, common 90 good
Ohio factory fair 10 good 5Ie size do HAT shaped
good 70 fancy sac l2e cheddar shaped. good 10 fancy
kcE steady, fair demand We quote .-Carollna.
exc; Rsngoon fair good &C. 0lse. Patna. good se =
Hse, gold Rangoon in bond. 81 SO s. 60 gold
days prices The sales were $50 boxes and bags
& D0ass sa A9s $50 d o' esSsa at
snaed was % steady We quote -Lar 10 good rehnns se
triiuga hhds and boxes. Nos 20 ls SIC. &C. do.
molasses hhd and boxes ec 7,sc Porto Rico reclining
common 10 prime &C. re DO, grocery, fair 70 choice,
losc Powdered iosse granulated. loIe; cut Loaf,
sTEARIsr--Recepts- ticrces. 20 bbls and casks
TALLow.-Recepts- hhds and 80 bbls The market
WmisKKY.-Tho market was easier; $50 bbls sold at
FREicmTsrhere were features noticeable in the gem
era market beyond the every day for some
ing tonnage was unsatisfaetory Room to Liverpool per
grain accommodation but in all eases the bust
meas was quite moderate The engagemens embrace =
provisions quoted sos s5s BY sai 500
sail 1000 bbs -four rs sd To Hamburg per steam 1000
te1ees lard and goo boxes bacon marks TO bremen by
steam OF recent sIp%spD 100 ierccs lard a6s 800
cotton lJO hhds Tobacco cer0Ons,
and 900 cases do . To Gibraltar, by sail $50
6aeco l4e To Antwerp per steam, 1900 bushels grain
uat evening" Sd 6OOO bushels do private terms; 800
bbis flour IS British schooner hence Trinidad Port
Spain, with l6OO bbls. general cargo $500; British
schooner, with l0O lumber irom brunswick to Rio
Janeiro at $40 net per NJ British brig reported with
1850 bbs. Hour, to do from Richmond. soc. and
prmage an American brig 4s tons reported hence to Ca
dz with staves 81 SS for light pipe other kinds at
portionae rate; Norwegian brig hence to United King
dom or Continent, with 1000 bbs refined petroleum
British bark reported from baltimore Cork for orders
with $500 quarters grain, Is Cd American brig thence
for Lisbon with oOO grain lie bushe und
per cent brig, reported from Philadelphia, with 200
bushels grain tn Lisbon, at sc bushe and
stAyes ESQ; another, thencc for with 1900
bushels, same rate schooner reported With slate from
Richmond TO New Orleans, at - 80 per with
200 teet lumber. from Jacksonville to Philadelphia SO
per bark from the latter port to Barbados with 200
bbls. general cargo, $S2J.
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EXCESS Jf re-
above
legal
quremenls. s13 634 $50 Sls sO4O 200 Dec. $5o4 $50
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
The following the Philadelphia stock quotations
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Investment securities were in fair request at the fol
land and Pttsburg guaranteed 941 94A Illinois Cen
trail 1925; New York Central, 1l6h; Delaware and
Hudson Canal, l3O.
Express stocks brought-for Adams los; United
States, "A.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds irregular, but In the main
strong. The principal changes were advance of 4
in Great Western seconds and per cent In Toledo and
Wabash rsts (St Louis dlvision and Missouri Pacific.
The following the closing quotations for Pacific
Railroad bonds:-Union Pacific hrsts. 1855 1O5A /;
Union Pacific land grants, 1O3 1O3A Union Pacific
sinking funds 9l5s 92; Central Pachcs, 10s% 100.
BANK SHARES.
Bank shares sold follows:-50 Importers and
Traders at 1919 20 Park at 126 10 Metropolitan at l2o
and Central at 100h.
STATE BONDS
In State bonds, Missouri skies long are selling at
1O4, New York State bounty 1o4al North Carolina
skies issued to North Carolina Railroad at 49, ex
pom District of Columbia g. a65 bonds at 72S old Ten
nessees 4316.
The earnings OF the St. LOUIS, Kansas City and
Northern Railway Company reported as foows:-
January to February 30, 1876. $3.50 S25 90
January 10 February 2S, lS15......... 403 960 63
The earnings Of the Ohio and Mississippi Railway for
February Iollows:-
1876 S2q3 O39 Is
lS75.. .............. .......... PAS, $50 10
Increase in 1876 T6.....................$ $44 S5S 90
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
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POSTAL NOTES.

Postmaster James reports that the ocean malls that
left this port yesterday made up as ollowsFor
steamship Hermann, for Europe via Hamburg %. 100
letters and IS bags OF newspapers Republic for Europe
via Queenstown 10 900 letters and 43 bags OF papers;
lafayette for France g. 100 letters and bags Of
papers and the Victoria for Scotland 81 letters To-
tai 45 3O2 letters and IS bags OF newspapers
The deposits OF money received at the Post ONCE
during the last week for the sale Of stamps &c have
been as follows -Fcbruary 2s, 50, 100 February 2o
$40 200; March l. SS,9O0 March 2 sl1, 100; March 8
Sl2 500; March 4, $11, 600 Total, 462, 900.
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THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

Yesterday the merchants connected with the ost
trade held meeting at the Exchange to take into
sderaton various rules in regard to the management
OF their business and especially In regard TO the grad
ing Of No. and No. gram, but nothing definite was
decided There Will be another meeting during this
week 10 complete the work Of the committee.
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STEALING A CLERGYMAN's LECTURE.

thief yesterday entered tho study Of Rev. Or.
Deems, IN the Church Of the Strangers In winthrop
place, and stole thercfrom two coats and satcheL
The reverend gentleman does not much regret the
loss OF his Of lecture prepared with great
care, which to be delivered next week before tho
Sunday School Congress, at plainncd, n J. II 10 70
be hoped the graccless scamp will have conscience
enough left TO at least return the manuscript whieA
| can DO OF no earthly use 10 him
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ln.ll AND ll.an A

ll9 S25OOo SIS. lO-4O.r.bc llsIs
llSh 300 U 5 o-2O. c. 'J7.. l2l1s
ll91a 10000 do. ............ 12l1s
1884 1000 U ) IS, c, 81. lly
ll91s 5000 L 5 6's, cur. be 1271s
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rHE GOLD MARKET.
THE MONEY MARKET.

Money call freely supplied at 81
per cent Discounts arc unchanged, prime paper
passing at 46 Ga per cent Domestic exchange. is
rated ioows:-savannah, y premium; Charleston
exchange, Offering; selling, u premium Cincinnati
easier, but not quotaby lower, par New Orleans com
mercia par bank y Chicago, SOC to T5c discount;
81. Louis, soc. discount Foreign exchange was quiet
and somewhat nominal, owing the close q the mall
n4s5H a 4s5s{ for bankers co days sterling and
Ls9k 4s9K for demand
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EUROPEAN MARKET.

LIvERPooL PRODUCE MARKRr.-LtvERPooL March a.
Evening. ng.-Lnseed oil 24s. i'd per cwt
LONDON PRoDucE MaRKEr.-LoNDoS. March 4-Even-
ing-spirits OF turpentine, Dos. 25s. Sd per