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McCoySystemofMedicine
us 18th Street Northwest.
DIR. ]. Cresap Mccoy,
DR.. ]. M. Cowden,
Consulting Physicians

Consulting Physicians.
Office Hours. o to IL a.m., 4 to p.m.,
0 to 3 p.m., daily; Sunday, 10 a.na. to
4 pm.
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$23O-MARYLAND COLLEGE FOR YOUNG LA
dies. and School of Music. lNear Baltimore) Col
lcge powers, including degrees. Modern conven-
fences, large campus, thorough training. home CON-
forts. Sixteen states represented. Nonsectarian.
Rev. J. II. TURNER, AN. Prest. ,Lutherviile. Nd
je10-52t
ST AGNES SCHOOL-UNDER THE DIRECTION
of Bishop Doane. Preparation for all colleges
Special Studies and Courses of College Study.
Special advantages in Music and Art. Gymna-
sum Miss ELLEN w. BOYN. Prin.. Albany, Ny.
jy1-7St
ACADEMY. ROCKVILLE, ND, FOR BOYS. HAS
ex-pupils at Univ; of Va. Cornell Lehish, Prince
ton and Mass. Inst. of Technology at Boston.
Address W. 2. MASON. .. S. n. A, ,Prin jy15-2m'
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Asthmatic and Bronchial TroubI

That all may have adequate and correct idea
OF the Mccoy treatment, the wonderful results OF
which are attracting the attention OF the whole
country, Doct, rs McCuy and Cowlcn have gener-
ously arranged for limited tin" give all
applicants on their first visit a Trial Trea
Free. This is purely for educational purposes In
a few years this treatment will Ice ia general
adoption by tho profession, and il is III" desire Of
its discoveries that IL be aud noted by as
many people 1s possible in the offices of the Ma
ticnal Practioe which Doctor Mccoy has instituted
in W ishington. at 1l5 18Th ST. NV.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
THROUGH THE GRANDEST SCENERY IN
AMERICA. ALL TRAINS vESTIBULED,
ELECTRIC LIGHTED STEAM HEATED ALL
MEALS SERVED IN DINING CARS. STA
TION SIXTH AND B STREETS.

Schedule in effect May IT, 1885,
2:2O PM. DAILY-Cincnnati and ST. Louis Spe-
c.li-Solid train for Cincinnati. Pullman sleepers
to Cincinnati. Lexington. Louisville, indianapolis
and st. Louis without change. Connects at Gov
ington. Va. for Hot Springs. Parlor cars Cincin-
natl to Chicago.
for Cincinnati. Pullman sleepers to Cincipnati
Lexington and Louisville without change Pull
man sleeper to Virginia Hot Springs without
change, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays Daiiy
connection for the Springs. Observation car.
1O:57 AN, EXCEPT SUNDAY-Eia Richmond
for Old Point and Norfolk Only rail line
2:2O Pm. DAHY-For GordOnsville Charlottes
vile. Staunton and for Richmond, daily excent
Sunday.
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and Obio
offices. 51S and 1921 Pennsylvania avenue lilo n
st. NV, and at the station.
n. W. FULLER
my19 General Passenger Agent
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a. $. Dent, II24 ID Street \. E.: .For

4. $. Dent, liza Street y. E., ..For
nearly three years I suffered from Brunclitis and
what L always supposed TO be asthmatIc trouble.
L was subject to intense Iaro1ysms of coughing.
especially upon lying down night. aud again
in the morning. There a choking of the tubes
and shortness Of BREATH and occasional pains back
of the breast bone.
Il Aad an esasprrrtinc, tresomc hacking cough.
CAUSED by tickling in the throat Medicines
secnied to hav- effect. There WIS a hawki ing
spittinc and discharge of mucns and a painful and
sometimes suffocating
Tfehtness Across the Chest.
Il could scarcely breathe at times. Physicians
told l had asthma
Il li~t thirty pounds in weight. being reduced
from one hundred and seveni y-iiye hundred
and forty five pounds WAS very feeble. not being
able 10 get upstairs without great eN-rtion.
Having heard Of Doctor McCoy's remarkable
skill IN the tr atm.nt II
Asthmatic and Bronchial Trouble.
1 sought his aid.
The Doctel told me that was suffering from
chronic bronchitis.
The treatment has proved satisfactory beyond
expectations. i have pains across the chest
1 have gained IL flesh and weight. Ny old time
rigor and strength returning. and | better
in every way"
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

ONE SECONDHAND NEW ENGLAND UPRIGHT
plano. nice tone and case. $l60; $S cash and "a
per month.
HUGO WoRCH,
024 7th 1T. NV.
Pianos for rent, tuned, stored and packed.
fxGn
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NOTRE DAME OF MARYLAND.
College for young laies and preparatory school
for girls. Regular and elective courses. Music
and art specialties. Conducted by school sisters
of Notre Dame.
tIS-oo2m' Charles Street ave. Baltimore. Md.
Va; 5Sth year; state military, scientific and
technical school: thorough courses in general and
applied chemistry and in engineering: degrees
Gel ferred in course: grad: V-M-L. ard bachelor
science; in post graduate course master science
civil engineer: all expenses. including clothing
month, a.erage for the four years, exclu-
sSe Of outfit
jy1eeo19t Gen. SCOTT sHIPP Superintendent.
FAUQuIER INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES
Warrenton, Va. The 36th year begins Sept. II
1896 Situated in Piedmont region OF Va. on
Southern r. r.. 81 miles from Washington. Num-
ber limited. For catalogues address
jyl4-t, ,36t GEO. G. BUTLER AN, Prin.
BETHEL MILITARY ACADEMY. VIRGINIA.
ncrtf ern Va. Prepayes for advanced study and for
% states. Address for illustrated catalogue Col
R. A. MCINTYRE. Bethel Academy P. o., Va.
je27-eo26t
BALTIMORE KINDERGARTEN ASSOCIATION
Training school for kindergarners. Junior. senior
and graduate courses also a course for directors
T. Harris on Dante" Address Miss CAROLINE
NJ. c. HART. Director. The Northampton. Bal
timore. Md. jy1S-2ms
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE, ANNAPOLIS. MD.
1OSth session commences 18th September. Excel
lent Preparatory School attached for boys IL to l6
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO
THE PREPARATION OF CANDIDATES FOR
THE NAVAL ACADEMY.
Address the Pres't. THOMAS FELL. LID. .PH.D
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SHENANDOAH VALLEY ACADEMY, NEAR WIN
chester. Va. For ffty boys and young
Every hing the very best that money secure
Elegant buildings. grounds and equipment
GREAT SUCCESS WITH BACKWARD BOYS
A solid, progressive and prosperous school that
avoids every apecies of humbug. For catalogue
- address J. b. LOVFTT. MA UNIV Va, Prin.
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OCEAN CITY. MD.
ATLANTIC HOTEL.

ATLANTIC HOTEL.
MODERN; complete; finest service and best
rul>ne on Atlantic coast; swept by ocean
brerzes: elevator; electric lights and bells; ex-
crlient sewerage and sanitation perfect; purest
artcsian water, flowing six thousand gallons per
hour; moderate rates; no inaiaria; mosIu-
:oes; yachting ard fishing superb; ocean bathing
unsurpassed. Leave pier, II Light street. Bal
tiraore, daily. am, 4:10 pm. except Satur-
day. ESQ m, pm Sunday, am, five
and xl,2 bali h%g1 h rip Apply for rooms, SINE
Baltimore. Md, THEO. l.. PAGE. (manager
OF L. s Senate csfeh Ocean City, Md jy15 im'
PINEY IOlNT HOTEL OPENS FOR THE SEASON
Of 1896 SATJ RDAY. June 20. Near the Chesa-
peake bay. The best saltwater bathing on the
Potomac; boating. fishing. grabbing and other
amusemeLts furnished that you will find at any
other frst-Class hotel. Steamer sue leaves Ste
pheuson Bros wharf, foot OF Ith ST.. every
Saturday ct 5 O'Clock pm, direct for Piney
Point tno stops) Also on Mondays at O'Clock
pm. Steamer Potomac leaves Sundays at 4
O'Clock pm.
For circulars.&c call on WASH. 3. WILLIAMS
9TH and ID SITS. NV. For further informa ion
address THoS W. WILLIAMS, Proprietor.
je132m Piney Point. st. Marys county, Md
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HOTEL BELLEVUE. CHAPEL. POINT, MD.
oPENS JUNE 10; management first-class: salt
wat r bathing, fishing and crabbing terms 50. $6
s. and S. per week: special rates to families
Among the advantages Of CHAFEI. POINT Is the
ia't that It has two ails daily, and that it can
tre'.k line. or by steamer Harry Randall For
further inforTaa tiou apply to A. l.. KRETCHMAR,
lapel Point Md, or E s. RANDALL, River
View office. cify Ios 2u
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
InTLI SIrIDurnnn

II SHERNOD
Rates reduced to suit the times 81 per day: $40
PEI Week HeaithieSt spot in America. Fishing
Boating. Battling GEO BOOKER Owner & Prop.
jy:S-Im'
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MARYLAND, HAiEitSTOWN-kEE MAR COL
le.e and Music and Art Conservatory for YouLg
Women: finest climate; beautiful grounds: eie-
CANT buildings n hill: experienced faculty
home comforts: rare advantages reasonable rates
Send for catalogue. c. L. kEEDY. President.
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MARYLAND, CHARLOTTE HALL.
CHARLOTTE HALL. SCHOOL.
Founded 1774. A thoroughly established mill
tary academy in proximity to Baltimore aud
Washington. Healthy location the historic
Cool Springs" Estate of 325 A safe
home for boys. Board, wash and tuition. $50 per
ssssion of months. GEO. NJ. THOMAS, AN,
Principal. ul-1m"
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Chevy Chase

ST. GEORGES HALL FOR BOYS ST. GEORGES
Md; 21st year; primary, academic and business
courses; new buildings extensive grounds; mod
convcniences j. {. KINEAR, AN, Prin
au4-1ms
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BOLIVAR HEIGHTS HOTEL. HARPERS FERRY
W Na.This popular resort is open: first-class
table; d.Lcing. boating fishing and bathing
highest point: shady lawns: telephone to station.
JOHN Fl. LUKE. Mgr. W. J. MURPHY, Prop
1y2-tf
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R0GK-EN0N SPRINGS, VA.
The popular mountain resort. Trip IL noon to
$50 pm. Cool and dry. Mineral springs. Baths.
Pool. First-cass table ALI kinds Of diversions.
RATES TO SUIT THE TINES.
ty23-tf Address A. S. PRATT, Proprietor.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Port OF Norfolk nnd Portsmouth
March 2Rth. 1906.
ARRIVALS.
ARRIVALS.

Schr. May Mcfarland. Small. New
Bedford. to William Lamb & Co.. for
coal.
Schr Howard Is. Peck. Mehafiy. New
York. via Delaware B,eakwater TO load
pig iron for Jersey City :
Schr. f. j. Hamilton. Crowley. New
York. light to West Norfolk
Schr. John B. Conner. -. Balti-
m're. with lime TO j. Q. Carnage
Schr. F. F. G. Young. GLADDEN., New
York. with guano.
Srhr Loon. -. baltimore, to West
Norfolk to load for Baltimore.
Scn!. Carrie. Frazier. Baltimore 10
West Norfolk. to load for Baltimore
Schr. Margaret Moore. -. Eal.j-
more, to North Carolina with guam.
Schr. Lulu NJ. CULLEN. Inslcy. Ral;i.
more. 70 Western Branch with guano.
rug Grace Titus. North Carolina. with
schooners in tow
Tug Spring Garden. North Carolina
with scho ners In tow
Barges Coal King and Kingston IN
William Lamb & Co. for coal.
CLEARED.
Schr. Joseph Luther Francis. Boston.
With pig iron.
Schr. William II. Davidson, Hank!ns.
New York with box sho Ks.
Schr Henry Pitts. Cranmer, Balti.
more. with lumber
ScAr. Lewis ii. Coward. Haynes, Fall
River. with coal
barge Annie H. Smith, Hoboken or
New York. with coal
Barge Wasp. South Norwalk and AL
lyn's Point with c5al.
Large Mayiiower New London. with
coal. "
barge No. ITO. Boston. with coal.
barge Edith, Moves, philadelphia.
with lumber
SAILED
iar. Stmp. Barden Tower. Robertson.
Hamburg. via Newport News
Br. stump. March Corner. Antwerp.
Schr. w. Wallace Ward, Kelsey. PROV
!dcnce. with coal
'Schr Clara n. Donnell, Brendige.
Boston, with coal.
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NofIcc TO nnrincrs

The Lighthouse Boanl gives notice
that the gas buoy painted black ana
moving Il liked white light, moorcd I"
mark the wreck OF tho schooner William
Wils''n. sunk in the easterly entrance la
Nantucket Sound. 23s miles SW. by &
from Monomoy Point L!Ght-iIousc. viii
he removed Immediately operations for
blowing M and removing the wreck
having begun.
The black spar buoy placed to thu
. uthward and eastward of the wreck
VII be retained In position until ti,r
wreck has been entirely removed
Repairs having been made to the g..
'Ics ~ IN" new system Of electric buoy
marking the sides Of Gcdney and BAY
side Range Gu; channels. New York
Lower Bay. which We're distinguished ~:
The llth instant. the lamps were re
lighted on the night Of the 23d. Thu.
old system of electric buys marking tn
sides of Gedney Channel was eXt!ngu!sh
ed on the same date cad .nstanO. and
VIII he held in reserve as usual
Masters and pilots OF vessels are re-
dues;cd 10 exercise particular care IN
avoid collision with the electric buoys
IT the cables are disabled by such col
l!s!on rs is probable. repairs can IL
made only in favorable weather. and in
the meantime. the operation OF the Iamps
on either Or both sides Of the channel.
is suspended.
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chicago NanrIcI.

Chicago, March 2G-Wheat made fur
ther improvements to-day. prices clos
ing about half above yesterday. There
was no particular activity accompany
Ing the rise and the demand. which was
Immediately responsible for the en-
hanccment. was almost entirely local
Armour received the credit of being the
principal purchaser and the crowd was
disposed 10 offer no opposition. The
situation at the opening offered moth
Ing a!luring 10 holders or buyers, Liver
pool neglecting To respond 10 ycster-
days American strength ANA the north
west reporting good arrivals.
Corn-The corn market differed i'm NJ
essential respect from wheat Dizziness
was the notable characteristic and
sympathy wheat the motive directinr
the course Of prices. Most Of to-dav's
trading was for local account, outsiders
exhibiting little interest In the market
oats were only fairly active ana prices
moved in similar direction Ia those of
wheat and corn. The demand was good
late In the session. reports of backward
ness OF seeding operations in Iowa have
Ing the effect of inducing buying.
Provisions Light gains i'm hog prices
caused product TO advance at the Omen
ing to-day but the lack OF confidence
In values was still apparent A recovery
took place before the close. the strngth
of grain operating to the advantage OF
provisions
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no EXTRA FARE ON Any TRAIN.

NO. toa 81 The Atlanta Special" leaves
Leaves Portsmouth,, DAILY, 1901 night,
Tor Suffolk; fIantlin, Boykp, Weldon. lion.
d.rson, Raleigh. Southern Pines. WadsshnTo
Monroe GharI%itc, Chester. Clinton, Iirren.
Mood, AbSrvilie, Elbertou. Athens. Atlanta,
Nashville. Memphis. S.l,na, r.nsncola, Texas
Mexico. California. Solid Limited Trsiu with
Pullman Bullet Sieepors and ves;ibulrd Coachos
No.4 a." Tho $; a. l.. Express" leaves
Norfolk, daily, at Dos AIN. Leaves Ports
mouth. dniIy, at 9.l5 n.,n, for nh nnn".
prints, and Psnd"Ion. Muritresioro. LewIsion
nnIiian and all Atinntic Coast Linz poiut.. vim
Welioh Ais" conHcrting Al Frnnkli MonSaya
.'in"sdays and ffIiays for landings on he river
No, !O2.-ATrivr PortsnoGtL daily 7 40 a m
No. 3s Arrive Portsmouth daily 3 20 p.rn.
For 'ichrts. baggage checks. sleeping car resor
vstions, etc. apply 10
J. v" Brown. Ir. ra"r Agi.. - Main ST., Norfolk VI.
V H. miIan' Ikit. Agt. ai1 High ST., Port,uoutb ".
Gre hcf. Bate. irar. rs"'r ACT, Por;ai,ou,h W.
i. ST. JoHA, 'iee-irt'iirat sad Gensrai Manager
= t. H. EtE, Gsnrrsl nreratesJsht, PortInuutb w.
II. ". u. GLofEE. frame aIu.E.r
Z. J. ANDERSON. Oenl Psss'r lxt
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TRAVELLERS, Gyyrnv Z.
:, TIL 1HAvELEHs auIpR. 55sI1s577;
~ 0LDD0k|! |! | :! steamship.
80 nop gyyAPAAY.

PASSENGER shits ARE Apo,N,cs
ED - re 2rs SAN Mt 1ro Yor Norfolk Daily a.
poAXs: 4yEsPATs; g MEbNG e bNHoN:
TH a4,IER3Ays AND FRIDAYs u p m.
sommodations unsu n: passenger ac-3
Fare. including meals and state
Fare: round trip. limited ii;'i thirty SEQ
Ier iisksts and reservation s 'ass
NEWPORT News Ievesy sGN R6Ns9hiP ey. ,eays
a:TFyG FIfh%Sna e BE- s4EHMPEp%sS
Northampton, I.uray. ,Accomack. Enoia
a AND Elaine. sailing daily except Sun.
FOR dip PoINT--At G:5o and III lis iS'a *.
H. q ~ and S;i@ P. m: Portsmouth, GAS and ID
Norfolk, at 700 and ii:3o a. m. and sha a!dc
i! EoR TAMpfqN@A i 1:l sna mo P and nd
" SsIEs%ssts !SSs a Hsb 5 sMrn
2:l5 p. m. Bay Line Wharf at p M ct
,l lSis EAST ASp WARE RIVERS
%"f BAY At LIE iie wharr Ssrsn sas
ERN niVER M TroGHsiH at t az ps sEy-
Leave Company,s Wharf Monday, We'd
m ,,ssany en- u. Friday at $3.50 a. M; Ports
tolk; at goo 4! m: returning next dav'
,,TOR 4 SEVERN RIVER-Tuesday.
thursday and Saturday from Companv'ss
WHAT at G:3o n. M: Portsmouth. G:45
M; hay Line. Norfolk. Z a IN. o.
SGFFOLK-At 3 p. m: Portsmouth, s.i0
y N; connecting at Suffolk with 8. and
Freight for Mathews. Back po,uo.,,
Ware Severn and Nansemend rivers
merly =. N. and W. ID. L:-Stcamer hIHn-
marie leaves Norfolk for Washington n.
" nondnys ~ a. m; Thursdays at
q. M; carrying freight and passenEers
Tor Washington and points on the Tar
lnnEo and Pamlico rivers i'
Freight for Newborn, NJ c.. receiya5 =.
". and S. r. r. Dcpot az
Freight received daily except SUNDAY.
al schedules subject to change with.
NJ. B. cRowELI, Agent.
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an IRREGULAR MARKET
But Speculation Was Characterized by a
Firmer Tons Than Usual.
ASlIGA1 ADVANCE IN THE GENERAL LIST
The Advance in tho Posted Rates OF
Sterling Exchange Had Very Lit.
tie Influence on the Market for Sc.
curittes-Thcre Was Good Buying
OF Chicago Gas.

New York. March Misrepresentation at
the Stock Enchange. while irregular.
was characterized by a firmer tone than
on any previous day Of the week The,
advance in the posted rates Of sterling
exchange TO 1882 and 4S9H had very
little influence on the markets for securl-
ties, partly for the reason that the price
OF gold bars was advanced by the assay
office from l-1G TO 3-l6 per cent. This is
CALCULATED to prevent gold shipment. at
least until the rates OF exchange adj
vance aQA above the figures now rul-
ing. The stock market advanced s@
Is at the start, the purchase of several
thousand shares for London account
had good effect. The good effect was
partially lost later. Consolidated Gas
and Chicago Gas moved up III. There
was good buying of the latter on appa-
rently reliable reports that the directors
Will declare dividend In the near flu
ture. The advance in the general list
was equal to lsQA per cent. Shortly be-
fore the close another reaction ensued,
and the market left off about steady
in tone.
Among the specialties Susquehana and
Western fell TO "a, and the preferred
Pa to 2lla on reports. subsequently de-
MED by officials of the company, that de-
fault would be made on the interest due
April lst. The stock afterwards rallied
TO %. The net changes SHOW advances
OF 1s@sa per cent. Chicago Gas leading.
Sugar. however, lost Is. Louisville and
Nashville, Is. and Northern Pacific pre-
ferred "a.
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Cotton NnrIxefs

New York. March 26.-Cotton steady !;
middllng. Lice: middling, l3-lGc
Net receipts. 100 bales: gross. 300 bales !;
exports TO continent. $50 bales: forward
ed. = bales: sales. $50 bales: spinners,
$40 bales; stock. IS2.2S5 bales.
Total to-day: Net receipts. $500 bales {:
exports to Great Britain 1923 bales F;
continent. $3.50 Males: stock SOS, O6S bales
Total so far this week Ne; receipts.
1889 bales: exports to Great Britain.
35,a3s bales: 10 France. 1872 bales: TO
continent. 4l,3IS bales
New York. March 26.-The cotton Ex-
change will be- closed on April Sd and
April 18th.
New York. March 2G.-Cotton futures
closed firm: saaes. 10000 bales. March.
i.i?; April. 7.5?: May. 7.59: June, 80
July, $50: August. 80: September. I.3l :
October. 7.2l: November. ZIG; Decem-
Der. us: January. 7.22
Liverpool, March 2G-l2:3O D. m.-Cot-
ton. demand moderate and prices easy :;
American middlng 4ssd.: sales 5000
Gales: American. 100 bales: speculation
and export. 500 bales: American, 5000
bales: American. $500 bales. Futures
quiet and demand poor
liverpool. March 26.-l2:45 p. NJ
American middlng fair. 4 l!-16d.: good
middins. 4 7-l6d. m!ddllng. 43sd.: low
middling. Sad: good ordinary, $500. ::
ordinary. 3 1920.
Liverpool. March 26.--4 D. m.-Ameri-
can middling; March. l6-64d; March
and April, l5-64d. seller: April and
May. 1 l4-6id. seller: Nav and June.
l3-64d. buyer: June and July. ll-Gl6
1 l2-Gid. buyer: July and August All
64d seller: August and September. CO.
64Mi 0S-64d.: September and October Id ;
October and November. 3 59-eid3 60-6id. !:
November and December and December
and January 5 5S-6.d. seller Futures
closed steady
Nav Orleans. March 26.-Co;tou flu
lures quiet and steady: sails. 2?.ln0
bales March. I.t:': April. as: Nav 71l !:
June. 7.45: July. las: August. 7.4l; Sep
tember. 7.0S; October. G.94: November
So: December. 6.9l.
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). Spot No. .. 24M @25c.: No.

ease. Spot No. 2. 24M @25c.: No. .
white. 2Cc.; mixed Western. 25@2Gc.
Beef-Quiet and steady: unchanged,
Beef hams dun. sl4.50dpl55O. Tierccd
peer. inactive; city extra India mess,
s15.009l5.5o.
Cut Ments-Quiet and unchanged
,Lard-Dul: Western steam. s5371s@
$40; city, $3.50.
Pork-Slow: mess. ss5oGl0.OO.
ButtetSSteady and light receipts;
state dairy. s420c.; creamery. l33ISc.;
Western dairy. l5Mc.; creamery. l3G22c. !;
Elgins. 22c.
Coffee-unchanged to 90 points down:
March. 3l3.25Gl3.30: April. sl2.7O: Sep
TENDER slo,7a9 1880; December. sl0.3i&r
l0,a5 Spot rio, dull and steady; No. :,
1850.
Sugar-Raw. firm and quiet: fair re-
timing sac. bid. Refined. active and
firm: unchanged
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Maritime MISCELLANY.

The American bark Celeina, Captain
hutton, from Rosario. January 10Th.
Tor Boston. is in Hampton Roads. leak.
ing.
The new schooner William u. Palmer
Yesterday went TO Smiths Island. 10
pick up her anchor. which she was
forced 70 buoy there during heavy
blow day or two ago, her windlass he.
ing then broken.
The schooner Henry Pitts. which has
been fast in the mud in SCOTS Creek
for several weeks. was yesterday morn
ing ,puiled out by the tugs Pioneer
and j. Alvan Clark
The Merritt Wrecking Company has
uhuertaken the job OF floating the
schooner Warren, Adams. ashore nnor
Lynnhaven Inlet. Anchors and cabJes
nave been laid. and the vessel has
been moved seward a distance OF forty
five feet ~ -
Schoohers Thomas Richards and Geo
G. a. Travers are at West Norfolk
oad!ng lumber for Baltimore. Uhs
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Arrived gu, From Norrolh.

Hamburg. March 2G.--Str. Voltage. q;
str. .\rdanmhor. 25.
Lizard. March 25th passed str Mon
mouthshirr. Norfolk and Newport News
for Rotterdam.
l!os;on. March 25.-Schr ST. Thomas,
tammet;.
Brunswick. Ga. March 25.-Schr. L. c.
Pendleton, Burgess.
Charleston. March 25.-Schrs. Tofa
Wilson. Norfolk; Mary Curtis. Taylor.
itichmond.
New Haven. March 25-SChr. Sylvia
9. Hail. Low, via New LoHdOn.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-27

schoofier Watchful Is also there load
ing lumber for Philadelphia.
Schooner Sarah J. Vaughn, Captain
Bond. from New York for York river.
WAS In Hampton Roads OH the 25th.
Schooner Harry c. Shepard. Cranmer.
from New York via Delaware Breakwat-
er. Is due here. J.
Schooner Lulu NJ. CULLEN. NOW In
Western Branch. has chartered to load
coinl here for Roanoke Island
New York the last of this week for Nor
folk.
Schooner George Clark Will sail from
Philadelphia tO-:iay with coal for Old
Point
Schooner Harland w. Huston, Huston.
sailed from Elizabeth CITY to-day far
Pungo Minis to load lumber for iSalti-
more.
Schooner Ida f. Comfy. Marshall. sail
ed from Pungo Mills. n. c., for Balti-
more with lumber.
Schooner Agnes S. cflillen, bound to
Newborn. y. c.. Is still ashore IN Cur
rituck Sound where she has been for
over two weeks.
Schooner Harry Landell was ut the
Erie Basin. Brooklyn. n. Y. on the
23d instant, receiving repairs on her
wiit1lass and steering gear.
Schooner Maria Pierson was ut the
Erie Basin on the gath instant. having
her deck sheathed.
Schooner Welcome II. Beche was ut
Gokeys yard. brooklyn. on the 2ith re-
celving new hatch coamingS and having
otheiS repairs done around the deck.