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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07
1--WE STOCK MARKETS.

rEw YORK June 6-BEEY Es-Au1vas, ~ cars az ~t,
~ az Jersey CITY m1hs '''T ,, y - since
saturday 1873 head against Goo saihe UNI -
heavy rain last night the MAI ei oP,nS., ,o O,aifT
m the stock fur; na Offering but iiet WIZ NV ii.1
rodgn natives and some hilri. IN @ 1ti "a late i'm
AID nor a very good either ltii now s,ths :" i"o ."
The season that butchers rather shY OF Sirr 49,,
Trade opened somewhat acuNc al Sl'' ~ =, Poss
holders did not gave wiF on i ~, att ~ ,nof,
extent GA AoIday. Ani stu lew hea, err si, ~
het en II - lead and &c r. or TO come down ~ inc INC
point called Jy figures Just so ~ ~ ~, ,or,c 81 NJ
1Oc % AZ Oac lao ~ lie, 81 which 20 wes % 10 11
iSs balance 81 n 10 at -, care Of t'm % ~ al
Of which 81 were 10 81 at l2sc % b. Average -Sc"
agansi l27c Monday - ,.,, r. ,,.,.rs
a. g. Eastman had ~ cars OF sixSt ST. o's ,L y r.
81 cars UlcIy * cary cars; Coon Co. anu hAiA'H -
r G. Eastman sold his 800 for Slipping lS5 OF
cwt at aaII c % Of 7s,do cwt c OF = c~t ~
ne and - each 1879 Of cwt AT .c lOs OF e"t @
lldl2c ~ 70 - N s cwt ~ ., No. a., toic Al sill
lers jJa7 cwt scant, II he, 81 y ;! corn gee, ''
ii L II eseh Ii Of l226 b. He % o' LOU 10 |
'Iry & Cary sold their "a Illinois Ga ewt AZ ac o. ~
les. I'll each II 81 "a cwt, Se % oi '1o"~' ' up "
CON q iomi -of sold ID Illinois, ,223 n, N II 2c 90 Of
2sg u, 3sc, ~ each. - =, H.. ooo ,t
IL r. Rurcnard Rankin & Co. 81 lnI4n no Nc ~. "
lie II ID Illinois ll96 10 II ic % 3 ~ ~ ~ ,rtoo
Al Jersey CITY, y. Morrlr had 81 cars IiSe a. ~
cars Meyers Regon.iein ~ car Hmos TIA H. at
He 81 ~ les soc each 81 OF LIDO 10 ~, o. iIic 81
n of Ia D. ac Brown, Of LOO d. ii &C. anu
voee Tor Movers a Regenseln, - common niue igs9
~ tlI,i "A l0tS iI OF iO97 H. 10sci 10 eortsd 80
h. II &c. So q OF 1868 u. lag fOr Aoi'iN 20 Vi
H. ~ wsxS soi of ster head ss at les and and zoe zoe
each - Of 1915 b. Io' g Of $50 d. iie 90 n p a MOI IN
each si4 lle 81 ~ le.s - ssSh s ~ % ri ~ a.
lihe : OF lil2 H. IL rc- also Oh '''"''' ~ %
H. Iautcrbaeh for wai,e &IA, Illinois 1900 d. l%'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07

FLOUR AND MEAI.-rhe FIOUI. market 10000
A. Dbl lower with only light export denlIi for i1iy
Minis EXlrs and Omitted lo1gns inquiry SHE'S 95og b9,s
20, Plain 81 55HSll, Patent; 1850 mills fx
40 7jdrS for West Indies Lxtn 6e bought
~ ~ aO; Coz hb Low Grade Extra, &c j04fG 20 lou
bDls Medium Extra 80 0gsS 800 bbls superhDe 81 7oa
- lsJ bDl-. Ma =, - SOQsJ bs- In-DulA LAbA
s5d$J 30 transactions 80 5Uds5 NJ .; - sn0F6 %
Superfne State and Western; ~ 5O0s6 CO. Inferior Ia
Common Exfa state; - 65Gi6 10 Common 10 GOOD
do a. 90 ds Go TO Iho.co do ~ Oj9$s -, ohn,s 10
81 5ndf6 IS Inferior o. Common western
nOdS7, o Fair do; " ti.] 40;
81 ~ ~ Choice City Mills l-nole
20 S7d>S -, West Indies 90 sO0 az 49, Inferior
Fxirn Round floop ONO 90 sl1 ~ 90 Con,ion
s70fs AZ, Good ~ ChWce do 81 ~ - 90 Con
Good Minnesota Extra as 0Jdsl, Good bolee dol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07
The rates for foreign exchange are as tOll'

Money continues 10 be supplied IN great album
dance at l2 per cent Government bonds ami z
per cent stock collateral No change Is reported
in discount aud rates If domestic exchange on New
York unchanged. The United States Treasurer
at Washington TODAY received - ,JOO,OOO National
bank notes tor redemption. The customs receipts
were S3j0,O00, and the internal revenue receipts
$500 900. The following is the Clearing house state
nent today Currency exchanges, S67, ss2,?S9
currency balances, -, 4Si, 9J9 gold exchanges.
SGGJl 81 ; gold balances, 81 ,76J,2Ol.
Without any particular activity, United states
bonds strong and finner in certain directions,
the 1868 advancing To 1872. There were sales oil
registered Us Of 1881 at I11@l107s, new ls65s at
lsa 107 for registered, and 1l0sQ ITO for cou-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07

do. FL 65; No Red Winter 81 % No DO, spot 81 10 |;
June, ~ s99; No. Red, spot 81 So June 81 6oi No.
Amber Illinois, 81 7G Corn easier High Mixed spot &c.,
August 53stc; spot and Juue 4S9,c; July, so <c
August 52tc: Ieected i7c. oats dun No lIc: White.
~ 2c; Michigan. 42c, bid. Recepis-Wheaf 1900 BUSH
Corn 1000 bush; OATS 2l00 bush. shtpments-Wheat,
LOO BUSH Corn 27OOD bush At tho close Wheat nner;
Amber Michigan, spot I'll - No Red Winter spot al "a;
seller Jane, A. 73@ Corn quiet but steady 40 q seller
July. 5Ole. ssller August 52sc; Releeted 40 -fot7c
WILMINGTON, v. c. June 6-spiTlis 1nrpeHtns nominal
o.R nrm; 81 20 h1 sai1sd SrGds IapeEtiue stoady
sllal Al Al IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07
fCareiully reported for The TEIuUyE.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Horth Rfrer. vessels. mt RnioIn


WFUNF.piY, June q. 1877.
ASHES quiet and unchanged at i'e. or roisad 69s. for
Pearls.
COFFEE-Kio was dul ard unchanged the only sale
that OF 900 bags Parry Bell terms transprt
Rio lGL,d2Ol4c, gold M,ld grades quiet today. but
late srs have embraced 9l20 5a-s Iaeayr, sur,
srl. sold terms: .ftO bags MaacLbo i.ltb h's
luca 219 bags Jamaica, so bags bc3u and 81 bags
sold
Of Alid Coa s'at- 1885 bags. ~ which 1922
BAGS Maraciubo 1857 bags I'ruayTa, a3j bags
JaIraica p 81 bags SmO Domingo, j,Ji Costa i.cl,
951 bags cSclr Loo BAGS Naeas~ai 900 bags AneO5.ua
ant 1910 BAGS Savana Quotations Java, 2j02ic;
SINGAPORE lJa2oc Ceylon l9q2lc; NIracailo. lsG2Uc
IasIayTa l9a2Oc; Jamaica. II -dla2,. Domingo,
Mexican, lss02Oc. hac2 sar l321l'.. Angosua, lsHG
2O@c. Nayanila. 7a20 &C. Curacoa u &c., all Gold for
COTTON st du and hoqgh without 0uotable change
prices foreign favorable
- bales OF which so ast evening including 100
FOR export sol iO spinning. aud 20 Tor speculation 400
bales yeroSicivtrrd on contract Tho receipts M the ports
LBS bales against $50 bales This last wees and
2,lc2 bales tins day year. The quotations
- y. I-.-..a I. LL--.t-- IT,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07
WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON June GWOfl-Denand good ftil prices obtained:
stock, eht Gue most sought alter marie bare Of Xxx
and above Fecoa 81 an grades ssahe ~ current Ne
ohio PENN ylNaaia. tU0f2e Xxx above,
46s isc New York Mchigan and Wscon.n sea i0c; Fat
She.O Wool setting 26135c; super AMI Pulled IN good
- di6c spring California demand sales at $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07

Mcs,rs Morris X. Jesup, r. b. Blackstone, and
John T. slater: Ioos AT exposure of cooked ~ counts
of Chicago and Alton RAILROAD, By Charles Barrett,
in to-day Indicator
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07
Total sales Of the CAV 90,
~ seller 80 DAYS 80 seller 10 days TX dividend.
- OF ruILADELpHlA srOcKs.

I'm London British consols to-day advanced to
9l7lG while in United States bonds new 4l2 per
cents moved up 10 1885, and new hves to 1873,
CTS closing at 1O9lsG 1921, and 1O-i0s at lO9 In
American stocks Illinois Central advanced to 81,
and New-York Central to s7I2 Oh the higher quota
tons from here the Zines closing at til Tor common
and ] q for preferred. There no quotation OF
money or OF bar silver. The sum of $50 600 bullion
to-day withdrawn from the Bank "i England
" on balance" I'm Paris the French five
per cent rentes opened at 1925, and
sight sterling on London unchanged
at 25.1S. Here foreign exchange quiet and
finn al rates admitting specie shipments, and quo
tatjons are given IN a table below. The Outgo of
gold coin to-day was $3.50 coo. The gold specuia
ing one per cent borrowing and fat The Assist
ant Treasurer paid ont $4,000 in com interest
and 1919. 900 in redemption OF called bonds iSe
DAVIS business OF the Gold Clearing Department of
the Bank of the Stale OF New-lOrk covered: Gold
cleared So. 439 900: gold balances, 81 ,OSJ,O77;
currency balances, S1,l7O,459. The gold quota
lions were ~ follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07

mark that of the present receipts of corn those Oh
the Chicago Burlington and Quincy road are much
above its usual proportion being of the total 1--WE
think over 90 per cent.
At Milwaukee the receipts of wheat for the first
four business days of June-1st to 5th-compare as
follows: ~ , ,o.roo..
Here Is a decline of over 90 per cent in receipts of
wheat with every prospect of the percentage of loss
increasing instead of decreasing, till after sept l.
This of course must tell heavily on the earnings OF
the Chicago. Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad,
while its accung interest account Is much III excess
of one year ago.
In the stock market to-day. Central and Hudson,
after selling al S9A to a considerable eX-
tent, was pushed up to 9o7s, and then,
after drop 10 909s. again to Gle, at
which it closed The company to-day declared
its usual quarterly dividend of per cent,
PAYABLE on the 18th July. This was not unexpected,
but few who have watched the business of the
present quarter-whch does not end TIL July i
will believe that for the two months already eX-
PRED IL of one per cent has been earned. Lake
ShOre was next in interest; after opeHng
weak at 4704G3i il followed Central and
Hudson up to 477sGf73i and then, after
board hours to make it look well, parties
were sent around to bid IS for LOCO shares.
Michigan Central improved from 391s to 20, clos
ing at 1915 OF the Changers Illinois Central took the
lead in an advance to j5ls, closing at 80. Rock
Island rose to 92l Q92ls St. Paul 10 1Si preferred
10 49l :North-Western TO 3s021 Is and preferred
fo 47lt Chicago and Alton recovered So so again.
while enc preferred was weak AT 99a99l2. The coal
stocks all opened heavy ana declined. 'but laser
recovered the general buOyancy which
prevailed. Delaware. Lackawauna ana Western
sold at 4Olsa 39li 0103s0N, Delaware and Hudson
al 1864 a 36li zs37G3Gts, and Morris and Essex at
690tSI oaG9. 1t seems now clear that some of the
companies Will he forced to suspend mining before
long because Of want Of 10 store The coal and
of financial ability to continue Goa! Is now offered
at less than the recent auction prices and 1t IS not
improbable that next week may see over
2OO,O 900 tons more offered at anctlOn. West
ern lnion opened at 81 ami sold mt
6O@iGG17s. 1t was anticipated chat the Executive
Committee of the company would today pass upon
the question Of quarterly dividend but il lid not
1t is understood that the earnings for last week
show Il loss OF over $4,000. The general market
closed MP in blaze of glory, with an apparent IN
mense demand for stocks at the prices, which, IL
continued tomorrow morning, win afford 10 invest
= good opportunity 10 sell those stocks which
they only hold under hopes OF obtaining little bet
ter prices for
as rFu NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07

Srict Good Ordinary lUis Adshng ... ...... lOiSIa
FutIes opened lower but Tho dte afterwarl roc0y
ccd and prices closed 10 ITO T. points higher than last
ing. after far business sales ys-t@iia after T. mJne
100 Ji 700 ll.53, 400 ll52 Jolly, 100 ll.5j: 100,
ll5G; lOb II - August, 500 no. 100, IlGl sep
t'inhtr 600. lll9i 500 100, October 400, Isl 800,
lib; 100. li.21, November. goo HE. 100, lll6i
Decmnei; 100 lis January 100, ll3i. February.
100, ll49; total, 10000 bair, First call to-day
August 100 lljG; total. 100 bales. second call
June. 2tO, lbs; Jgiy, 800. IA J5 October, leo,
ll.3l total, COO bales Third call September 100 llb2;
zoo 1926 January TOO - Total 400 bales.
sales today up To y. mJune 300 13J. 100 II 40 800.
La 800 LIS 200 li52 200 ll.5J; 300 llGo Jgy
700 ll.f7 1000 llis; 800 l49; zoo 5O 3OD. llbl
300 lI5J' 300 li56: 800 ll55 100, lbs 500 49,
100 IL % Loo, lltl, LOO, lUi 300 II % August
l.5s 800 ll59i coo ilco; 500 llGl 800 ll6S; 300,
llGi; 500 llOj Loo, ll.G1 100. llGo. COO ll6s;
3l09 Los 300 lI68 1000 ilG9 900 H. 10 200 II rs
400 Y; 200 LIZ; Seuiemher t00 la 300. llt3;
100 IlIS 100. llJ4 800. lbs Loo ll6U 800 lJJi
OctoJer, 800. lL.O 200 ~ 100 lld2, POO 1924 100
1875; 100 1870, 100. 1913 Nuvenber 100 lIl5; 100,
HOO 30, lL25 December. 100 MA: GOO IL. 10 total,
3260O bales grand total ii2ur bales. The market closed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07
Business Chances.

EOR SALE, To close an estate-A well-knOwn
4 PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, doing good business
complete all departments. Terms easy Por parcu
lars apply to GEORGE WILSON Administrator No. %
Minan-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

OFFICE or HoTcHKGss BURNHAI. }
Commission stock Brokers. No. 80 Brnadst., Z
NEw-NORK. Nav is. 1917. )
WANTHD-Proxics on Michigan Central Rail-
road stock to be used the next annual election. We
will pay for same one-halt Of one per cent.
HOTCHkIss & BURSHAM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07
EStim'd settlements
by first hands IN
~ HaUE
.oes.elo ls2l.74s l.ses.ale s,7si.9si

New japan atiracng considerable M ,Fst just IVY
balfchrsts sold ioday Minister'S Ju Do n 0ah ian'o
and brought from JUc zoe, EoHi fi 'tot
fi tr.f M Il the srason: ytict. arrived pei Haec at
san Francisco 2-ih Mt " uc here l a OUT zen u) =
Iines ,rll yrry slowly 40 nomnaly unchanged pncrS
WuISKY-Marstt dull al H. JAte last evening " DDi~
solo ~ II gallon.
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STOCK DEPARTMENT-1014 O'CLOCK
AND 1 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
FIRST DoARD-lOl2 O'CLOCK A. NJ.


c,,s oy SAT, Ronds-Raaroad BopdS-L}dnk and Rail
N road SbdreS-E.rDr6Ss Stocks. DC.
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ONO and MISS
TO .bcb3. ~
lDtf. >


Chic and Alton
IOObcsJO II
Chic and Alton ri
% be 90 "a
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Slnallrldl.

A FEW CHOICE FIRE INSURANCE
~ sToths ior salr ~ I. :. BAIL!.Y. Gj Malst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07

-ITAN NIVIhN.
80 NEWYORk, METROPOLITAN, MUTUAL. AND
MANHATTAN Gas STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD
and all kinds of Brooklyn aud NewYok Securities dealt
INDY GEO. H. PkENTISs.
lOom p. 20 broad y.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-03-17
Remedy for the Bots.

Our friend, 81. w. i. Lewis,
contributes the following to the
Son cffks Sol:
know That there ia . diner
ence Of opinion - 10 whether bots
are injmious to horses or not.
Believing that they are, / do not
propose to discuss the question,
but will give some experiments
made with them. g.p.s
Last fall a neighb0rs horse
died, o he supposed, from the
effects Of bots. The horse was
cut open, and large numbers were
found adbering to the stomach.
which was partially destroyed
by them. A number of them
were taken for experiment. Spir-
its of turpentine, tansy tea, sage
and several other things were
tried that were said to be good
for bots. Nothing tried killed
them ,after twelve hours trial.
Tansy tea affected them most. "A
lot were put into chloroform and
they were almost instantly quiet
after fifteen minutes they were re-
eatetilywashed whitewater toclean
them Of the chloroform, and see II
they would "wake up," hut only
one showed any signs Of life, and
that very feebly. ],
An ouuee of chloroform given In
. half pint Of water will give al
| most instant relief ;l the bots are
put u sleep. A dose Of oil, foul
Or I've ounces, will pass them on
Fratesaally yours. gsfer
II. w. l. LEWIS.
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1Re London Qu0twly Hsisss fnE
January has been replblished by
the LEONARD ScorT PUBLIsHING
Co., ~ Barclsy Street, New York.
I. "Wolaey and the Divorce Of
Henry VIII" A review Of Mr..
Brewers collection of lett9s and
papers hearing npon the divorce Of
Henry VIII., apd the latter yean OF
Cardinal Wolsey's life. Much light
IL thrown upon the subject, and the
work is considered unusually m-
plete.
II. "Old Morse Mirror Of Men ynd
Manpers." The Kings Mirror ID
supposed to have been written in
Norway, IN the twelfth century
II il in the form Of conversation
between father and son, and con.
tains much curious information and
advice about trade, physical science
court life and etiquette, and sundry
other matters.
III. "DaA Carpenters Mental Ply.
siology.n DR.. Carpenter regards the
causative power Of the human will
and the self determined condition o.
the individual man in the exercise o.
| it, Ms primary facts of which w
have the complete evidence In oul
own consciousness; bnt still he &C
cepta, with certain limitations, tht
doctrines which the Psychological
srhool urgesa as Incompatible with
such . view. Ess 81 J 4
~. sEnglish Policy in Soutl
| Africa stafsfN Tai Fi
v. Geographical and Scienti6,
Results Of the Arctic Expedition
Relates briefly some of the more pro
minent geographical and scientifi'
questions upon which the expedition
WA ordered to report. ft~a
| vi. "A French Critic on Milton" ."
VII. sMolammed and Mohamme
|danisn. Is Mohammedsnism 90 plast
ic ~ tn be adapted to the reform
which it IL universally admitted, ~
en- BY the Turks themselves. are r.
lqnired, or must II be eliminated al
together from Enropef Hthe grea
Ipovers decide on its s9pnlaipn,
ssih,e psligions war VIII Be the n
eelt, and It u the object Of this arti
ole to show why such . decision
nat iuevitahle.
| VIII. "a Ramble round the World
Here we have the story If the trav
els of Baron de Hiibner, who starte
from Queenstown for Now York,
May, 1871, went across the continen
and 20 Japan and Chins. Il b N In
& creating, account Of HE observation
Of men and mapners.
81 TX. 'sThs Eastegn Question m
the Conference" ~ tAf 3
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{, LEoNARD Scorr PUBLDHIN0 Co.,
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CRISTADORO
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NOT STAIN the SKIN, and b eas y sppiel
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,DUcKscouNTY,PA.
ArUxDzT. yzN11RY ma is7.
HoGLoWAYsS1uD1cusBs
Al


A asmber u our exchanges are
advertising HoLLowAY's Ointment
and Pills. Whether they get pay for
ne ssS6e h Det ont busincss, but We
gjve our own expesjenced and 9TH,
- my - how Il aecUrds With
theirs. The advertisement wac aent
here 0Steet ff0m the' U0lce IN New
York, with directions - publish one
year at o ihir price payable quarter
j. At The Sad of hrss quarter : bill.
Wa rsudemd. An elaborate l6tter
vas rgterl \; stating that money
Was S1jeo ana the bill could mot be-
usef, b1b \ draft er bill q ezchaneo
Was qeek for doWble the amount n
the. III, Peyah)eo p ninety d. !.
vertt6anent thgpo months longer
without pay. Jhe hill Of exchange
va plaeed u 6ouk for collection,
oud when dus Nns returned protect
~, With the charge of u 80 % It for
.pgotost. Tie odveFtiae1ent waa
then takeq ont. Yeeie ago We Nd
veftjood these medicipea for Dr..
Thounas Holloway q London, who ID
fbe ogjGipol proprietes, and Who al-
Nnyo psid his hille. ] T1is NSw Yulh
Arn pretenAs 70 b.. he American
branch n thie h6ess - per card q
letter head, - lollpws;, /. fa aa !
vs0a DecCubsr ~. 1871, N. y
Haydock wao appolnte4 oolo agent
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-03-17

x~1Osy" 1S1sc. Oy nOus ua1Ty WSst-
erson.
A Campaigu In The Virginia
Moxntoins, BY Maj. Gen. John C.
Fremont.
Morqos's Raid Inso OHIO and lad
lama, by General Basil Duke, 60
cond in command.
Passaqs Of The Asti- Slavery
Amexdment, by Hon. Edward Me-
Pherson.
Bsrnisq OF Chambersbarg, by
Gen. John A. McCausland, Confe-
derate commander. =
Border Life In War Times, by Rev.
Samuel j. Niccolls, D. d. sl#
Lee In Camp And Field, by Col.
Walter II. Taylor, of Lees staff.
The Raid For The Rescue OF Tho
Libby And Belle Isle Prisoners, 10y
Maj. Gen. Judson Fitzpatrick, cavalry
com mapder.
Campaign Lits OfSts0rt, TIE Cos-
federafe Raider, by Col. j. Eaten
Cooke, of Stuart's staff. @Aa
Hsmphreys Charge At Ftedericks-
bsrg, by Col. NJ. s. Quay, Secretary
of the Commonwealth. :, ra~
Johnston's Ssperscdsre By Hood, by
Hon. BENJAMIN Fl. Hill.
Assassination Night In Washing
ton, by Mrs. e. E. Briggs ("Oliviafl.
The Exchange Of PrisoSers, BY Col.
RobeA Onld, Confederate Conmis-
sioner of Exchange.
Pennsylvamia Hsmaxities In War,
by Hon. Andrew g. Curtin.
Lse's West Nrg;Mia Od1spaigw, BY
General A. L. Long, Lees Military
General Reynolds Last Battle, BY
Major ]. B. Rosengarden, Of Rey-
noIds' Stan.
The First Hostils Gsss Of1As War,
i by Major General s. w. Crawford,
Surgeon st Fort Sumter.
Morale And Disciplise Of Lees Ar
my, by Rev. j. VIM. Jones, D. D.,
Confederate Chaplain.
Wars Carriral Of Fraud, BY CO.
lionel H. 8. Olcott, special Govern
ssoxtLijs IN 7Ae COwsdsrooy, by
/ Major H. B. Mcclellan, ~ Stuart's
and Hampton's STATE
Why Stuart Fsilesf> '-in Lee Al
Gsttysbsrg, by MAJOR sral d,
| Mem. Gregg, Commander % s-ei.,-
/ In TIE TaHey a fier Getlysbatg,>.
General ]. D. Imhoden, Contederat;
Cavalry Commander.
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ricksbxyg, by Hon. d. Watson Koae
| StonsscaH Jackso~ n Camp A~d II
Battle, R Major H. Kyd DOuglas, o
i1acksonV STAFF.
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I General Harry White. fl.is ~
II Portisas Life On The Border, b.
Colonel John s. Mosby.
!, Social Life In The Co~federot
Capitol, by Mrs. Charlotte N. CLARK,
! "Chalk- -T.evel."
The Wimter Raid On Halss, BY Ma
jor General w. w. Averill.
Geasral "A. 6idnSy Johsstos, b.
Col. w. Preston Johnston.
Prison Life OF Js6srso~ Davis, b
Col. Stevenson, Federal Comman
dant.
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Hon. Alex. r. Boteler.
4 1ke Pvrssis Aad Death " .
II Wilkee Booth, by Boston COrbett.
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number will be given from such me
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