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The Daily JSTews. TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 29, 1806. > HU ii in ,\- JO MC A. .XUS nOMBAIlDMENT OF CALLAO- OFFICIAL DI8PATOH FitOM COlIMODOhK RODOKRR. WASHINGTON, May 22.-Tho following dispatoheB from Commodoro Budgers woro received to-day at tho Navy Dopartment : UNITED OTATES STEAMSHIP VANDB.IBILT, I AT SKA, May 10, 18G?. J SIB ! I havo tho honor to roport that, ou tho 27th -of Aprl, tho ?pani?h Admiral, Mondez Nunez, ad or essed a lotter to tho diplomatic corpa in Lima, deolariig that tho port of Oallao waa blockaded from tint dato. Also another Justifying tho courao of 8pah, and announcing that ho ehould givo neutra inhabitants four day? to romovo their por Bonn syd property provious to tho bombardment of tho-'ity ou tho 30th of April. Admiral Pearson anchoad our meu-oi-war out of gunshot of tho fortintftionB of Oallao. Merchant YOSBOIB had some 'ays boforo taken up positions out of tim way oliiostilo operations. It was thought that tho a'tsck would commouoe on tho 1st of May, when ho timo oxpirud given to neutrulB for remo val; b't on t!i<i 2d of M.i.v, about 10 o'clock A. Bl., tho'Sl-uiBl? I??0*' Rot ?.?.dor way. Bon* timo was spent in droasing their lince, .and ao?t 11 o'clock the sona-irou moved in two dirooone to attack tho defences of Oailno. The first ivision undui* Admiral Nunez, consisting ol ?tho im-clad Numauciu, ol'7000 tons burdon, with tho jgtvtcB Bianca and HUB?.lut ion, moved al ng the In Caronzo Inland to attack tho bat tonen on tho anti?* sitio of Oallao, whilo tho frigates Villa do nihill, Borenguola .-ntl Almanzn, passing in fxoD?f L'10 "Ational ami morobaut vosseis an cho d in the bay, steamed at first slowly toward the'er tivian batteries on tho north eldo of tho City As thoBO vossels approached they accelo rat thoir speed and rau swiftly into position. At-, o'clock the first gun was lli-ed. I thought, {re tho Numauoia, qtiiokly followed by two from *. (ttery on tho south side. Tho Spanish floot C8iod about 210 Killis, mostly 32-pomitlora. The ?jj.iancia wits aruiod with "-pounders, as was j,? the three-gun corvotto Vincedory, whioh was bl in rcaervo to tow if ?aeceBsary, and also, I rsuine, to covor tho transports. ..'ho Peruvian batteries numbered in tho aggro ' ?to 45 (runs, fivo of thom 450-p? .linders (Blake .'s), and four Armstrong guns, 300-poundors, muted on the top of iron turret?. Tho rest ?re 32-pouuders. Sand bags woro extensively tod in making tho battery, to whioh were added rick masonry and eonio ot Atlobo. Tho firing jon beoame of a warm oharaoter. Anout lo 'dook tho Villa de Madrid set hor jib and try ails and ran out of tho fight. 8ho made signals, tnd was taken in tow by the Yinoedora, with steam ?Bcaping abundantly below. Sho was soon follow ed by tho Ruvcnjuda, listed over to ono side, and With smoko pouring from her ports. Just beforo ehe retired a pull* of black dust bad shot out at her water line on the side away from the battery. A hall had gono through her coal bunkers, I thought, and through both sides. Wo saw men over the nulo attempting to protoot with canvas the ragged hole, wnich seemod some two feet .square. Tho Aim ansa moved to join the First Division engaged with tho southern batteries The Reso luci?n and Blanc?. Bianca at about 2:30 steamed .way from the Southern Division, leaving tho Al manta and Nu m illicit?, still engaged. These ves sels drew off at fifteen miuules before 1 o'clock, the Peruvians tiring if ter thom ae loug as their funs could reach them. The actions brought un or way by tho npunmrdn were urged on both .sides with courage ami persistency. The Peru vian guns, whioh were all en barbette, never ceased firing, and the Spaniards, I believe, only left, off wheu their ammunition was exh muted. The killed and wbunde i m the batteries were sain to number eightv. In ono of the iron-clad batteries a shell exploded, igniting other powder and dis abling the guns. By this explosion Se?or Oalvez, the Peruvian Minister of War and Marino, wa? blown to atoms. N?-xt to the Dictator in power, of liberal views and marked ability, his loss will prove a serious otie to tue country. His Excel lency, the Dictator, is said to have been every where in the th okest of tho d-cht, animating, en couraging and dirocting the Peruvian batteries. I do not know the damage done to the spanish fleet, but the loss was uo doubt heavy. It waa obvious that several of tin* vessels had been bad ly punished. Tue Spaniards we thought did not go very near the batteries, many of their ?hots Tailing into the water. The prosenoo of the tor pedoes may have inspired caution. On coming away from a farewell vi-.it, Admiral Pieraoa pick ed up ono floating adrift near our vessels. It waa a red keg, containing ?boutfifty pounds of wet powder, with sorao yards of insulated wire at tached inside to the arrangement for explosion by a galvanic batter v. Tue Soni >r Surgeon, Dr. Peck, was sent to the Yilla De Madrid and Beren guola as soon a? they aoohireti, with offers of as matance. His sorvioea were accepted by the Sur feon of the Tilla De Madrid, but on board the ?areng?ela the officers gathered around him at the gang -vay and said they were deeply grato ful, but needed no help. When the Numancia an chored Dr. Johnson wai sent on board, while Dr. Peok, who had returned to the Vanderbilt, went on shore to tender bia services to the Peruvians. I was sorry to h-aro through Dr. Johnson that Admiral Numz bad boon badly wounded by splin ters, no fewer than eight, injuries had been re . ceived in tho bo id, arms, legs und sides. Tnc doctor was not permitted to see the Admiral and I approhond bo bat been eenou-ly hurt. The Peruvian batteries were but little injured. The authoritio? on shore woro confident on the morning following the bombardment tbey would be better prepared thin at the ti rut to resist ?u attac.t. There were two iron-clad vessels on the . aide of the Peruvians-ono the monitor tho Loa. with a Bingle gun, a. OS-pounder, m a turret, and one, tho Vittoria, i-uilt iu tho shape of tho Confed erate iron c'-idt?, covered with rai road iron, and having a 08 pou m 1er ut each end. The m ?tutor was struck ten time?, but received no damage. I do not know how the other fared. There woro several small men-of-war, but their artillery was too light to be used, and they were secured in the Mole. I bave the honor to be your obedieut servant, JOHN RODOERS, Commander. To the Horn. OIDEOH WELLES, i-oorotary Navy. Appended to the above report is a finely exe* ou tea m?pof the bomb-irdmeat of Oallao, showing the mo vom out? of the Spanish squadron and the Eiflitlon of the Peruvian batteries, the design h< g the work of Liout. GOWN _ HAHREIX, U. b. N. ?a? ? ?? MABBIAOB IM UtoB Lire.--Tho Barnwell (R. O ) Sentinel, of Saturday, oontaius the following high drawn bkotoh: A few uif?-te ago we were invited to officiate at the marriage of a young couple. The rain pourod in torrent?-], but vnin were Its efforts t*- keep us from tbe scene of festivity aud joy. Forth into the darkness wa went, aud after a great many nu .uocoHsful effort? to koop dry, arrived at 'bo si-e-io of excit?me t ?ad anxiety. We atoo?! in the midit of a lar ate assemblage of well-attired guests, aud .soon beheld approaching us the gay prooosalou of friends olm,en to?attend tho happy pair to tho altar of Hymen. Kid gloves, laces, garland?. combined to form the puro 'and tauti-ful coutume of the bridal group, who proceded, and gathered around tho two about io confess thoir lovo boforo Heaven and earth, and to blend interest and do? - tiny with holy words. The coromnny w s soon over: the happv husband with an fil-coucealed jov, "nduoM-d thobri'l.-, envolopud In her flowing veil, to tho contre of the group of friends who were promut, an J wo lost atghl of thom as tho group prcssod ah ?tit ?h'-ni with congra'ulatioti?. The u-xt scone th ?t opened before us wau a supper, a real wed ling supper, ?i real a ?uiitry weddin.' sup ?MT. Tho table gr ?aned. Pig-?, chickens, hain?, urkeys, cakes witt heart and dart device?-but wo givo o'er. Mi.y our .*y?'? often boluld suoh l Now this was a froodmau's wedding. The bride was formerly the st >vo of tho gentleman in whose houso ?he WAH married Tho ladios of rho family arranged tho toilette, from the munlln robo to the last pin th-it Booiirod th? bridtl veil: and the for mel* inastor oould tell, if bis nobility of spirit would permit him, how so many nice things round their way upon tim table. Oases su? h as this are frequent. What can Gen -erais Steadman and Fullerton bo thinking about in trying to abolish tho Freodmon's Burean ? The tickshurg Herold says: "W? hftVo been informed that tho 62d ?. S. colored infantry, whioh wao dis -barged and paid off on Sunday last, do nated about seven hun.lrod dollars to the 'Line?lo Monumont Fund,' and the foil .wlna* day presented to their Ute colonel. GBOBOE M. ZKIOLSB. a fine heavy gold wateu and oh'aiu. and to Mro. ZBIOLBB a fine fieavy stiver salver. To L'eut. Col. H EMBY B. BBINKEItuon? they presented an engraved tea net, complote. The cost of these articles amount ed to twelvo hundred and ninety dollars.? The majority of the men of this regtmont have en gaged their Mirvioca as fi?-ld bant- at the same pay KB th? y received fr<> _ tho Govommont a? noldiers, and have left or ?ra rapidly loaring the eily with "o?r ompiojero." (JOMMEBOIAL. Tlie CHstrtcston Cotton Market. The st agnation which charaoterlzod the Cotton mar ket here on Saturday continued throughout yesterday, thero being no astea so far aa we could learn, buyers holding off ?or a decline, and ?oilers being unwilling to yiold. Moblle Market. MOBILE, May 03.-COTTON-Thora han been a good dom and throughout tho day for the better qualities, which uro ?caroo, and cr minaml full piicea, while the lower gradeo aro entirely neglected. Notwithstanding the i mile, advices rrcelved in the past *ov/ days from England, holdors ahow no disposition to rolax their de mauds, and price?, havo continut d firm and hard. Tho stock on sale is very poor, and good aeleotlona hard to And. 650 t?alos changed hands at 84o for middling. Cotton ia quoted in > private ui??pitch from No */ York, via Now Oriea 8, at 38 to -iii?:, and advancii.g. MONBTAHT ?HD FINANCIAL.-1 he depressing accounts and fail a ox of Urpe lum on ou the other Bids his creat ed a fe? ling ? f general unoaluoas amongst oar bUBii eui mon, ospeeially thoso who havo boen drawing largely ngam t cottnn. With sue'? h??h?vy fal lures, it would hu a miracle if the entlr?? commnnlty should encapo from the offecta of them, ?titaa yet wo havo baMd of no serious loss hore. This condition of ni-ira has operated to ranko Sterling very ?liill uIt of negotiation, and nouo but tho most approve?! and undoubted bills can Und buyors. All othi-rs aro entirely unsaleable. For the former the salei> are Uti to iii. Gold is still ou the advance, aud with an increased de mand; the market opeiiod at 131 at which figures nomo fow sa'os wero made, but, later in tlio day holdora ad van-'od their price? to 135(31135 yt. Wo heard of ono salo of $1000 atter tho close of thti market at 136. The supply of Now York ?"chango is still limited, in willoh ?mill- rato hnslucss baa linen done in Sight Bank and Hankora drawing at X, and outsido rates X premium. New o i lean B Sight romains unchanged, say at par. T'ioro wore i?o jir.-nn dispatoheo reootved to-day, bat by a private telegram from Now York, via New Orleans, wbloh carno late lu tho day, wo learn that Gold was quoted there at 136, and in New Orleans at to 140139. Now OrlcAns 'larbct. NEW ORLEANS, May 23.-COTTON.-We noliocd, in our last report, that the day's bualno'S, wbloh waa bare ly 1100 bates, wa* at about previous ratea for the lower gralee, bat at fuller prices tor tho better qualities. The same features havo characterized the market to-day. Tho formor have'been rather neglected, bat the latter have been In roquet, and buyer?* fonnd it difficult to ptirohast? at tho inside figures for low middling and mid dllng. For the ptofiont, ho ?ever, we repeat our quota tloi a without any modification, aa follows : Ordinary, 27 to 20a; good or in*Ty, 30 to 32; low middling at 31 to 36, and middling at - to ?10c. Tho sales comprised 2500 balea taken by olght broken?, partly for tho North and partly for foreign export. STATES-NT OF COTTON. Stonkon hand 1st September, 1866,.balos.. 83,239 Received to-day. "ti Received previously.706,0li -706,110 789,349 Cleared to-day. 0,128 Cleared previously..635,008 -641,186 Stook on band.108.21S 1 he clearances comprised 6370 bales for Liverpool and 778 for Boston. SUOAH ANO MoiaAitra -There have not been any re o* ipts tinco yes erday. Thero is a good stock of Sugar on hand, both foreign and domestic, but themarkotis dull with very little demand, and only a retail trado at 12 to 13o for common to fair Louisiana Sugar; 14 ii to 14X0 for fully fair: 16 to VtjfS for prime; 16*i*o foryol low olarit-d, and 1C ^o per lb for white. The principal sales to-day comprised 'hi hhda Lousiana Sugar at -; 10 and 70 bhds primo and strictly primo Louisiana at 16o; 40 hhils and 115 bbl? fair Porto Rico Sugar at 13"?o, and lUO boxes Cuba Sugar, ano lot, at prices ruling within the rango of the following quotation?, which are retail urioee: No. 12, \iy? to 12*4-0; No. 14, VAJi to lio, and No. IA, 16c per lb There is no Molasses on the land ing, but a good et ck of Cuba Sugar in store, none of which in o?e ring, the Ylnwa of buyers boin g altogether too low There has not been any movement, and In the total absence of sales for more than a fortnight, we are compelled to omit all quotations. WKBTKUN PnonucK ?NP PBOVTSIONS.-The European newa and advanoea in gold have Interrupted operations and unsettled tbe gonsral market. Prices of white Corn are ea?1er than they were yesterday, while those for Oats ara 1 to 2o per bust-1 better, oaring to light recolpta. Flour is dall and lower, while in Provisions only a re tail baaloo?! la doing Wo refer to the folio? ing remarks for full partie alara of the market: FLOus -.ne market ia very dull, and although the stout on hand la small, and the grades above superfine, which are nost desirable, are very soiree, price 1 are lower. The aalea to-day weie confined to 800 bb a. of whloh 260 low extra on private terms, some superfine a? $9 25, 60 bbls Ano at $7 37 "?, 160 superfino In three lots at I960, 60 choloe extra at $13 60. 60 do at 914 60 per bbl; auuerfine la retailing at $9 76 to 10, and $9 25 ia aaked for round lots. PORK-Ia in lair supply. Thero has been some inqui ry for r??un?l i<>ts of M-, but no salea. It is retailing at SH3 29(5)3-* no ft bbl. dun OANDX,*- -A lot of li boxea 12 oz ?old at 19a *p Vs. Th.ro Is ? fair atook and a lair jobbing demand at 19o ft lb for No. ?2; 21c for 14 ounce; and 25o f* lb for 16 o nuce. OOBN.-The market was quiet, with a fair demand, at etfli- prices for white. Tno sales embrace 90OO Backs. of whiob 2000 ordinary mixed at 85b; 10? 0 yellow and yellow mixed, 600 yellow and 2000 mixed at 90c; 300 w ite mixed at 92c; 60?/, 1000, and 1600 white at 95o ft bush -L OATS-Are in good demand, and, owing to light re ceipts, an advanco of lo ft bushel waa reaUsed in some Instances. Tho sales cub aoed 4000 sacks, of which U.'.ti, In three Iota, at 64o; 200and 300 at C60; 1200 at 56o; ind 400 at 67o ft bue iel Un N-The market con'inuea quiet and unchanged. Only 000 "ck? were sold to-day at $1 16 to 1 2J p_ 100 lb*. . HAY-Ia In fair supply and moderate demand. A b-t joad of 1200 eales prime Western sold at $22 per ton. I__>-The at*-1? on hand ia light. Bound lota are held firmly at iiy, to 2So per lb for prime lu tierces. It Is n tulm. at 23c in t erees and 21c la kegs. BAOON-1 here is very little oa hand. Only a retail husmee, wau, ?lone to-day at lui to 14*?o por lb tor a.ti'<uloi,rs l8 to lHf?i; for ribbed sides, IOHO for clear Hides. 22c tit plain hams, and 25>i to 2t)c for augar cured h?-8. iiiu:i-:; MEAT- Thore is very little on hand. The la.t roun 1 sa cs ?<f Shoulders at li?? per lb. Shoulders are rot. llnig ur 14c uud .-ides at hie per lb. NAVAL tiroui-.-Common and No 7 Rosin ia Belling at $2 to -:t pur bbl. ; No 1 at $6; Virgin Dip at %1. Pitch at i J ; l'ur Ht ti 50 per bbl; Spirits Turpontlue at 92 >? 10 OH: por g ?linn. . .VHIHKKY -The market is well supplied, bat dull. There is only ?. retail business doing 'at 93 26 to 92 35 per ga lou for W?**.t*<rn r_tilled INDIA BAHUINO -The stock ia small, and ia mostly hold by dca tit* and speculator?. The demand for the country ia supplied at 29o per yard lu rolls and 8lo in bales. B-- Bon - We have no round salea to report, but the market ia vsrv firm, aud round iota are quoted at 17 *i c per ib. Dosier? ure supplying the demand for the ?xi.nir? at 1 Bo per lb. Mais-Ia quited t>y rio cargo at 91 65 per sack for Liverpool coarse, and 91 ' 0 for a third to a quarter fine. Ucal-r? are supplying the demand for the 1..toriur at 91 A ?_ 91 90 ft sack tor Llvorpool coarso, and 91 90? 93 for fina BUT--n ANO CIIEP.?K- Northern and good Weatorn B'itter ?re In 1? it. r supply an* prices are lower. The firmer 1* selling at 6O0. and the latter at 6O0 to 65o per lb cheise i? dull at 16 to 26c for Weatorn and 10 to 26o tor North.? rn. ?sundries-Potatoes are soiling on tho landing at 92 26 to 93 onions t.* 6?J to |3 60. Eggs 932 to 926 ft bbl. Chickens 98 ft doien. Ooese 99, and Turko>e $35 V dozon. Currun- 0?in?r to the advanoo in gold, dealors who are supplying the demand for the country bave ad* vanoed their prices to 25>i to 20K ft tt> for ordinary to piiino Rio KUKIOHTS-There baa been a little more going forward eoaatwi-o and the rates are firmer and fu lor. They aro now ??o V lb for cotton and 40o ft bb) for flour b* ?i.ill?14 vousMs f?r New York and H ?ton, lo ft lb f r cotton a d 91 ft bbl for fl ?ur by ateamera for New York, roml?in frolgh'S ar * quint and unoiisugnd. The rates ? ?<l p. lb f?-r cotton by sall and v,d to fid by steam for Liverpool, and l>( to 1'io by no.ll tor Havre. nie m phi? Market. M BMP ?I I?, May 25_COTTON -Tho market yostorday was quite active. l'rio.-s were firm and tomlin.? upward. H'lMiTS were Orm, in antlnlpsilou <>i a (urthor mi vanee. The intitiirlea wero fair, and hil)era wore forced to o on?? d?- to holder.' priesa to 111/iko purchaso?. Tim Now York noon dispatch quoted Cot on 41 to 42n, flr?D and advancing 'J bia noir? g*va Iniovauoy to the m trkiit here, aud tbe attplo advanied two to ihrem* nu. N?*ar f ?ur hundred li? 0? ohstigo?. bands, Middling at 113 to 84o; Oood Ml 'dllng at 36 to 36o; Low Middling at 3 0; ii.?d4 Ornioary at 20 to 30o. Tho niarkfit nl?ia d finn, with prloua tending upward. We give tho follow-, ing quotations: ? irdlnarv. .20(3380 do .d Ordinary.>9f?30o Low Middling.Sit?lo Middling.8M_3lo Strict Middling.3 iffO Qood _iu_in g.8u@ BaKli-ore Market. B-LTIMOHK May 36-Corr sa-Wo report Ml- of ftnapags ttlo, ex brig Rodwlog. on private terms; M) bags prime Rio from second haids at .0 j<o, and 100 do common at 10'{o, gotd. Curronoy value? aro 3 to Bo higher on aooount of the ad var ce In gold. I'lxiwu -s fli_. though not ver* active. We have only to roi-rt ?tales of 300 bbl? North wea tera an per at 910, and Jobbing lofa within our ranga anne-ml. via: Howard street aupe?* and ont extra 10 to 9.0 60; do eitra ?h'pplng 11 60 to 913; do high gradea 12 to 911; dofa?xiW 14 to 916: Ohio super and ont extra lo to 910 25; do extra ?hipping 10 60 (o 911: do retailing 11 60 Vi 913 60. ard do family 111 60 to 914 50; North -.?Urn ?uoor9 75 ?f ?10; do extra 10 50 to Sil B0? .llty Milln euper I 7? to 910; do ?Mpptna broad? MM l8 5<? to 914; d?. ?tondord extra II -to ?ti Bot do hlah grade ex?ro 815? Baltimore, Welch'? ?nd Oraonfldd family f ?T p-r bbl By? flinr, new. ? to 1j*imtsubbl. Co n Mi-?-day Mill* Ott? Bmndywino ? 26 to 9* 40 pot bbl. The followli ? are tho inspections of Flour aed Meal In the city of Baltimore) for the weok ending May 21, 186? viz: Howard-street, 2110 ??bl? and 10 I alf bbls; City Mills ?0077 bbls and 20 half bbls; Ohio, 8 09 bbls, and Family, 1167 bbls- total Wheat Flour, 18,019 bbls and 20 bair bbls. Together with 360 bbl? Ityo Flour and 1838 bbls Corn. GB-N-Wheat is firm ; yesterday 700 busbclB Western Spring sold at $2 10; to-day further oalen wero mado on term? not transpired, but understood over $2 20 for No 1; we quote %2 10 to 2 20. Thoro wax also a small salo of prime Mary laud red at $2 80 ?ft bushel. Corn-13 300 bushel? wblto and 42,600 bushols yellow offered; market activo, and prices further ndvanoed 2o on yellow and 4c on wblto-we report sales of 600 bushels whlto and mixed at BO to ?lo; 7000 bushels pood to primo whito at 91 to 9*0, bulk at latter; 1260 bushels yellow at 80 to87o, ?nd 2900 busboi? do at 8(<o *?? buxhel. Oats-salo? of 2300 bushels light at 71 to 73c, mostly at 72o weight. Bye-30 busholH Maryland sold at $110 V bushel. LUMBER- Itecotpts of Southern improving; common Is lower, but eood remains "toady; sales of novoral car goo? North Carolina at $20 to 23 tor Scaullliig and Hoards Wo quote Charleston $30 to 35. aud Havannah ISO to 40 per ft. as to quality. MOLAMU?S-No stock worthy of notice; initrkot firm, sales confined to small lois fn m ?rcoiiri hinds. PBOVISIONB-Advices from Cincinnati show an arllve market, with an Iraprov. mont on Bulk Aient? and ba con. Our niarkot abo contin?en firm. We nolle?? a sale of 60 cask? Bulk (Shoulden* at 13*,c original w. (ght; Sidos aro hold at 17c Bacon li lu good demand on Southern ordern, with sales of 60 cask-. .Mdt-s at 18e; Cn do Hbouldors at I6e; and 15 tren u?.covered U?msat23 to 24o. Mes? Pork is Inquired for. tit bold firm at $31. Lard quiot; wo quoto Western 1res22c i>?-r lb. Hutt ?u-Stock lu light for the 8>?ati?ii, ? omprlscd of 1920 lihdH, 7401'b ?sen and II 470 bigs in llrst han n, and . largo portion I? h?ld out of tbe mark?-t. Wo r port asios to d ?\ of 250 h lids Cuba, c ?ni mon to good grocery, at 11 to 12 ?lie, indicating an advance of Xo pur lb. .?-ALT -1,1 ver pool ?rou d Alum 1? soiling at $1 80 f.ir direct importa; Marshall's aud ?AVortbington'a Fino $3 16 tu 3 2<i; other brand? losa known $3 por nick. Turk'? IB aud nominal at C? o por bindi. 1, mm kui bare. WHISKEY.-The market is firm at $ ? 27 to 2 28 per gal lon ; Hik'os oonflued to small lota at the latter figure for Western. l-.e-.v- York Market. HONEY MAnKET. The Financial article of tho Now York Times, of Sat urday, 20th Instant, says: Tho expor? cf Cold by tho steamers to-morrow will amount to six mlllioiia of dollars ; making for the week, lurludlng the sum Bont overlan.l to Boston for shlpmeut by the China laut Wednesday, $11,000,000. Since tbe beginning of May, tho aggregate oxport la twenty-two tuiliiotiH of dollars, which, assuming that tho wholo has beon supplied out of the Treasury of tin? United States, to bo deducted from the balances held on the 1st of May, would still leave the large sum of fifty-four millions avallablo for export through tho summer months, if re quired. Of this sum about twenty-two millions belong to tho holders of Oold Notes or Certificates of Deposit, and thirty-two ruinions ?to tho Treasury of the United States. The following figures, we have reason to say, may bo re lied upon no cloBely reflecting the Treasury Oold move ment since the 1st of May, including all tho offices: Oold lu Treasury, May 1, 1860.....$70,670,000 Increase of deposits for gold notes. 18,600,000 Becol.od for ou s tom s at Now York.$9,806.000 And at tho out ports. 3,102,000-12,408,000 Total In gross.$102,6B4,000 Interest paid since May 1 at New York.$12,114.000 And at all other offices. 8,600,000 Togother.$16,614,000 Salo? of gold ?luce May 1, ap proximated. 32,000,000-48,114,000 Balance In Treasury May 26.$64,470,000 The prlco of gold opened tbls morning under aomo exoltoinont to ad vaneo tho figure on the reported heavy shipment8 ot the day. The first sales were at 141 ?i The tnarkot subsequently returned to 139.*?, the price of laat night, and finally closod at 140 por cent. Exchange on London, 60 days' eight, was nrgiocted, but a fair business was done on sight, and three days' sight at 110>? per cent, the Continental rates being conforniod to this quotation. There will probably bo lurther ship ment? of gold to the amount of nearly $10,000,000 bo foro the response Is known here to the first great ahlp menta of last week; unies-i tho nowa by tho steamers due on Monday morning should bo unexpectedly favor able. Opinions aro much divided at pros(Dtaa to the probable uaturo of tho advices, financial as weil as poli tic?!. The sharp turn in the Monoy Market, resulting, a few days ?Ince, from the heavy settlement? for gold at the Treasury Office, ran itself out, as we supposed It would, to-day, after these settlements) had been oompleted. Tho rate for money to the brokers continued at / vi c. until about 2 o'clock, whan it waa found that consider* able balancea were likely to be left unemployed, and a numbor of lauder? were ready to acoept 6 ft c. This figure will, probably, be the rule of tbe street for the noxt week, ?a very heavy ourrenoy dlal-rsuaioats from th? Treasury Office are In prospect. pn?-UOE MAUKKT. NEW YORK, May 25.-The receipts of the principal kindaof produce aluco our laat have been 11 bbla Ashes, 4617 bbls Flour, 607 bags Corn Meal, 7600 bushols Wheat. 94,952 bushels Coro, 160 bushels Bye, 12,198 bushols t laits, 250 bushels Malt, 53 pkgs Out Meat?, 77 pkgs Lard, and 276 bbU Whiskey. Asura continue In request at $7 25 to 7 37 for Pot?, and $13 60 to 13 76 for Pearl?, *. 100 lbs. BEESWAX has been held moro firmly, but has been in active. CANDLES-Have been in fair domand and steady In price. COFFEE has been moderately Inquired for at steady rates. We quote : Java at 25Vi to 2Gc. Native ?Ceylon at 22 to 23o, Maracaibo at 19 to 22c, Lag uay ra at l8 Vi to ?2c, hio at 15? to 10'io, and 8t. Domingo at 17'i to 17He caib in gold, ? lb. COTTON-la in good demand at advanced prices. Mid dlings are quoted at from 40 to 42Vic, chiefly within thia tango per lb. Salea alnce our last 4.300 bales, sgalnat roceiiits of 498 bales. Sales wero also made, by auotlon, on Government account, of .21 ?0 bales. Including 1097 bales low ordinary to -strict middling Mobile at 32 y, to 41c, and pickings at 9 to 12>,c; 730 biles Florida at from Slo for low ordlmu-y to 39c for good do, and 14 )io for picking*; 120 b des Toxas at 32 to 'ii Vic, and picking?! at 3 to l-j.c; 7:i bale-Tennessee at 30 to 38 ','c; 72baleaNew t'rleani (pickings), at 6 to 10J?c; and 20 bales (Sea Isl and, at 76c for first, and '25V*o for second quality per lb. MOVEMENTS' IH COTTON AT TUIB PORT. Bales. Uccipts thus far this week. 6,630 Bo olpt? ?iuco M*y 1, 1866. 10 627 Kee? lpta sines Jan. 1, I860.301,248 It?c-lpta i-iueo Sept. 1, I860.760,210 I-xnoitB8incoBt.pt. 1, 180U. 454 172 Estimated stock nowhere. 140.000 Fun.-A very moderate demand preval?a for tho prin cipal kind? at essentially unaltered prices. Fixjtm ANO MEAT..-state? and Western Flour has been in good d.iiuaud to-day at a further rise of 16 to 25c por bbl, chiefly on the lower grado, of which tue imm?diat? ly available aupply baa been recently much reduced, partly by ? poculattva purchase? whioh are hoi 1 out by the znt-rket ?t present. Halos alnce our last, 10,4< 0 bbls, including . omuion to choleo Superfine 8tate and West ern at $7 40 to 8 60 ; vary poor to oh ?leo Extra State at $8 60 to 10, chiefly at $8 05 te 9 10; round houp Extra Ohio, poor to good ahlpping brands, at $9 60 to 10 per bbl. We now quote: Superfine State and Western.$7.40 ? $8 60 Ex ra SUte.8.60 @ 10.00 Extra min?la, Indiana, Michigan, ko.8.00 @ 14.00 ?xta-aOhio, round-hoop, ahipp'g brands.. 0.60 @ 10 00 Extra Ohio, trade and family brand?.10.10 <? 14.26 Extra tkaoaaaa.10.10 ? 14.00 Poor to very choice extra Missouri.11.76 @ 17.60 Southern Flour la ia demand and dearer. Huies since our laat 400 bbla., In lots, at $10 t?0?$12 for poor to good, and $12 10@17 for "od to very choleo extra branda, per bbl. Canadian Flour la improving. Balee 480 bbl?. Extra at $9014 f? bbl. Bye Flour la In more demand. Inoludlng Superfine at $6 75? $6 60 *B bbl. ; aale?, 900 bbla. Corn Meal la In good demand at $4?I4 26 lor Western, $4 16@$4 25 for Jersey, and $4 60?$ 4 60 chiefly $4 60 for Brandy wino ft bbl. Sales, 870 bbla. . ' QBa.it?-wheat ha? been In good reqn?at at decidedly firmer prices, market ciosing loss buoyantly. Sale? .lnoe our laut, 71,000 bushel*, including White Canada at $3; No. 1 Milwaukee Club, old ?ud new st $i 12?$J 20; ead Chicago Spring at ti 70 a)$1 M) ft. b-hel. Corn baa bom brisker and dearer, but closes heavily. sa?ea ?-nee our laat, 65,000 bushels at 82c@8Go for unsound, 87c <j0lo In store and dell ered, tor sound new and o?d ?nixed Wostern. an 1 02o@9?o for Yello Westorn 'v? bushel Oats ar* in li val v demand, innludlug State, at fl-lo?70o; Canada Ot60i-?70o; old Wes on ??t t?0c@05o In st re and dullvored; now Western at 52c?*>7c ?js bushel; sales 104,IM>0 h> abel*, til Bye, 7200 uushels have barn ???Id, at98o@$l fur Weat?-rn. aud $1 la for muli V bu?ho'. Harley and (buley Malt are neglected. HAY- Nonh Rlvor balo have been lu fair demaud, at 60c(ft One for poor t > choice *R loo lbs. liOi'B- tro in moderato request, lnoludlnc* last yo irs' oroc, at 10k.?65o, and two years' old at 8c@3?)o "fl lb. Hn>"-Uave boen lightly doalt In at provloua quota tion?. LIME- Continues inactivo, Including Rookland at $1 ?0 tor common, and $2 for lump per bbl OLABBES-Continues In moderate request. Inoludlng Now Orban? at 85o to $1 10; Porto Bloo at Cue lo 76o; Cuba at 88o to 60o per g ?lion. NAVAL 8TOB"-Continue in domand, inoludlng Hpirl :s of Turp uti no at 0 ?e to 07o per gallon ; Crude do at to ?o $5 20; Roaln at $3 60 to $11 76 par 280 lb?; Tar at ?2 26 to 12 50 per bbl. On.!*-Aro in less request, Inoludlng Orude Whalo at $1 li; Bleached Whale at $t 25 to 1 So; Ornoo Sperm at f? ?oto 3 35; Unbleached do at $2 flu to 3 66 ; Lard Oil at $180 to $3; Bid Oil at B5o to b8o; Linsoud OU at |1 " to 1 60 ?er gallon. Psrraoi.Ki7.kf-Has been In limited demand at 27o to 27 Ho fur Cruda ii vio toit Vic tot Bull nod, in bond, and 6ii.> to 6'o for do, freo, per galion. PaovisiOMS -Porkhis bo*?u comparatively dull. Some of tho spuo'datlvo holdors of Mew Mess wera endeavor ina; to ?'unload," a prices? wbloh the markst waa not prepared for. At the ?.loso the tendt-nny waa lu favor of buyer?, who were net disposed to ??perate ireely. The brokera bad a good deal of lol ??uro ti uo on then hand? during 'Change honra and they employed It very su-ree* abiy "making fun of oioh other." They were evidently In u< usually Jolly humor despite the du lines* ni trade Sala? alnoa our last 6600 hula, In lota, at $30 35iti" 87 for new Me/?, doslag at $*?0 81, oaah; $39? 9 25 tor ono year old ?less; $20 71.937 for new prim? U?*?a; $24? 24 ?0 f?.r ne-v Prime V bbl Balea wura a so m"i of tito bbl? now Meif, May, ?Tune, July, August, and 8ep trmber delivery, sellers' and buyer?' options, at $30i?i*?. I 30 76 per bt>!. Cut M?'st, aro in rather moro demund, * at 12,'?('?'i:>*?c for HhoulUors. and 17 *if?"n 18>_?* for Hams; sales G?O pligs. Bacon continues quito dull, inclunlng Cmut'crjaiid v tit at 14'iWHV-; Hhort 1Mb at lo'^raJlUo; Long ltibbrd. 16(SH.r?'?c; LOIIK clear, lo*?@16c; Hhort Clear, lo.'^i^lC'io ft lb. Dro?sod Hogs aro inactivo at 12*4*0 ft lb. Lnrd is quiet to-day; sal*.H 600 ten and bbls at J9?_t33.'?o "?* lb. Beef continues in demand?t $1C $20 fin for now Plain Most*, and 921C324 60 for now extra do; sales have b?v*n roportcd o? 40U bbls. Tierco Ucof continues inactivo. Beef Hams oro very quiet at $47? 48 ft bbl. Butter is in moderato rcquoHt at 30@?15c for Minto, and 3C@40c for Western. Cheese contin uos In demand, at 8@20 cents f" lb. BICE-Has boon in moderato request at $11 60 to $12 76 for Carolina and $876 to $9 60 for Bangoon per lb. SALT-Ha? boen quiet, but stiffly held KKEUR-Have been in moderato demand. Including Clover at 8>i to '0"-io per lb; rough Flax at $2 70 to $3; LiuBeed at $3 70 to $3 80, and Ti ::othy at $6 90 to J G 30 per bushel. BOAP-Baa been in request, including Ca? tilo at MM to 10*ic; Colgato'a rulo at 13 "io, and Family at 13o -fer in. Briens-llavo be on quiet at irregular prices. SUOARH-Have? been lu demand and held very firmly. Hales Hinco our last 760 hlidn, including Ooba, Ac, at from 10'f 11 12*4*0 per lb. Roflnod Sugars continuo in good demand at H'A to 1?>>_ o per lb. STEAUINE.-?al? H Muco our last 78,000 lbfl, at 21 to 23c per lb. TALLOW.-Solos 225.000 lbs at 12?; to 12".ic, chiefly at 12.Sc ami III 'inn lba Oro-o at 10 to 14o per lb. 't'HMi-Have boen Inactivo at former prices. Ton ?coo-'Hiero IM moro Inquiry tor Kentucky from in nun ne torera, "alea 312 hbda Kentucky at 10,'.,' t.< 18o por lb. WHISKEY.-yalca 120 bbls, lu lots, at $2 C2K to $2 27 per gul Ion. FRKIOU-;.-For Liverpool thoro werotaken, by steam er, 7000 bushell Corn at 4>'d por bushul. For other ports nothing now. 'onitgnc?! ii*-?- Sour li Cnrollnn ttnl I ron ?I, May J?7 and 'AS. 309 bales Cotton, 73 b**ls Bosin 142 bags Rough Bice, 115 boxes Tobacco, 16 oats Lumber, 2 ? ara Iron, Furni ture, and Sundries. To l> Jacobs, (t ? Prltchott, W K Byau, J "i J D Kirkpatrick, O W Williams ft Co, Fergu son k Barker, Leo k Spencer, E H Bodger? k Co, Grue uer At Smith, Adams, Frost k Co, Hunt Bros, Cnlsolm Broa, O li Walter & Co, Bullmann Bror, A Calder. Fraser k Dill, B J Wim? <<- Co, A McI.niBh, Willis & Cblsolm, M BabenBtoin, J King k Co. W Elkins, 1> D Utscy, W Lob by, O W Clark k Co, B H Bardon. T Stonhouso k Co, Q II Uoppock, Whlttemoru, Sou & Co, a 8 Hockor, E Woi ling._ PORT CALENDAR. oonnsrjTT.i) WKEKLT. F___ or in? MOOR. Last Q. 7th, 4b. 32m. oven I First Q. 31st, 4 h. 38m. morn Mew M. 14th, 9h. 38m. morn| full M. 29th, 7b. 68m. morn BUM. maxs. I BST8. HOOK RIB Ha mon WATKU. j 28|Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday.. Friday. Saturday ... 3 Hnnday. 4..65 A. .66 .4..64 4..64 4..64 4..63 4..63 6..69 7.. 0 7.. 0 7.. 1 7.. 1 7.. 7 1.. 7 A..28 ? 6..43 6.. 8 Biso. 8. .46 9..33 10..16 10..68 7..25 8.. 4 8..46 0..24 10.. 6 10..48 MARINE NEWS. PORT OP CHARliKSTOli, Arrived Veiltrda?/. 'MAY 28 Steamship Kalorama, Benkin, Baltimore-left Wed nesday, P M. Corn. Bacon and Mdzo. To Willis k Ghi HO bo, J <_ F Dawson, Benncker k Clover, Luhrs k Stelling, Charleston oat Co. 0 D Franke, Ferguson ?Se Barkor. G W StefTona k Co, Werner k Ducker, Wsgener, Heath k Monsees, L F Rooster, W Kinsman, J W Steln uaeyer, B Feldraan, Wuhrman k LllllentbaI, Q H Walter k Son, H F Baker k Co, O F Panknln. T J Kerr, P Fo garty k Co, JOB- egors. Street Bro? k Co, 3 H Graver, H tierdta ?_ Co, W B ?fc T E Byan. Rav _el A Barnwell, F Entelman, A Drogor, L Keneoke, O Lcgerman, J O Ogerman, D Llllientbal, J A Quaokenbuab, J A Cook ?It Co, Boll-ann Bros, Bruns k Dee, Lauroy At Alexander, Wardlaw ?te Carew, Cameron, Barkley & Co, o Phillipa, Chtsol- Bros, Htoll, Webb k Co, Porcher At Henry, O N AverlU k Son, 3 H Badenhop. Went to Sea Hu nil ay. [MAT 27 Sehr Flying Scud, SpatOB, Philadelphia. Went to Sea Y ?sa Unlay. [MAT 28 Bohr Damon, Johnson, Jacksonville, Flo. From till? Port. Brig Trenton, Sawyer, Boston, May 25. Brig J A Le ve re itix, Clark, Baltimore, May 25. Sehr Lilly, Francis, New York, May 36. Hailed for this Port. Bark Addle Docker (new), Pennell, from Bath, Me, May 24. Consignees per sehr Vapor, from Kew York, arrived on Sunday-Ohlsolm Bros, A P Caldwell, S B Marshall, Bissett Bro?, J 8 Schirmer, Hastie, Calhoun k Co, Jen ninua, TbomluiBon & Co, Klog At Casaldey. H K Hein ltacb, Adam?, Damon Ac Co, O B Pritobett, T J Kerr, J Walker, J N Robson, O L Korn?hren?, T Tup por At Son?, A Canato, Mcintosh & Co, Hnut Bros, Hastie, Calhoun At Co, E J Dawson At Co, Winter k Co. GREAT REDUCTION OF DEES8 GOODS. ?.LADIES" PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE AT A LA VILLE DE PARIS, No. 291, Southwest cor. King & Wentworth sts. May 3. lmo NEW DRESS GOODS, JUST RECEIVED A LA VILLE DE PARIS, No. 291, Southwest oor. King " Wentworth sts. May 8_lmo MOSQUITO NETTING. 108 IN. BOBINRT LACE BICHABDBO ?.'8 LINENS 8HIRTING8, best brands SHE? I INO8 all width? BLEAOBBD LINEN DRILLS B30WN Ac PLAID UNKN DRILLS CLOTHS, OABSIM-RE, Ato. A LA VILLE DE PABiS, No. 29 i, Southwest cor. King & Wentworth sts. May 3 in.o SPRING AN? null GOODS. THE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING JTJ8T RETURNED from the North, take? thia method of informing tho puhlio that ne 1? receiving a lull assort m nut ol OLOTUrt. OAS**8IMEHE8, OOATINOH" AND VK8TINOS of the best foreign and ?inmesiio manufacture, adapted to SpriiiH and bummer wear. These good? having been pnrohaaed recently, and at very low Uga ea, ?et-ne wishing anything in my Une will Und it to their adran tige to give mo a cail, a? I have the most experienced workmen, and am prepared to make thom up In the very oe.t st vin at Edgerton A RlohsrdB' old o-u&, No. 8_ Broad-street MarohSO_J. 8- PHILLIPS. MINNISS & CONDON, HOUSE AMD SHIP PLUMBERS, No. 4 STATE-STREET, NEAR BROAD, OHAKLBSTON, 0. O. 'JOBBIN-' ATTlitiDBD lo Af flIOlUBT NOTICE, Apflft_thStOartlOa W. LIVINGSTON, SASH, BLIND AND DOOR MAKER, ?No. 21 Jane-street, x?r_rw YOBK. J-fcreaoe..,,.,.,,".;...,'.JOHN TDO__I'. M?f t tutbsCnio (JIIAIILI?STO DRU? HOI? JOHN ASttHUEST, Superintendent, r-OKMK'lLY OK Wo. ?0 "AY1*I_-8T1_3K_ JUST RECEIVED AND NOW IN STORE, A FULL SUPPLY OF DRUGS, PATENT MEMCINES, PERFUMERY BBOBHl PAINTS OILS WINDOW OLAB8 _3B"ENE OIL LAMPS, AC WBOI.KSALK AOE..TH FOU DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS Sterling's Ambrosia, CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP, CONSTITUTION WATER,! tND ALL THE B ELI ABLE PATENT MEDIOINKfl 01 THS DAY. JOSEPH A. HORGAN, WHOLESALE DRUGGIST, No. 153 MEETINO-ST*. OPPOSITE CHARLESTON HOTEL. February - tyfflNM WATER. THE ASTONISHING. SUCCESS WHICH Ha- AT TENDED tbJa in valuable medicine provea It the moat perfect remedy ever discovered. No language can convey an adequate Idea of the Immediate and almost miraculous chango which it occasion? to the deblUtaled and shattered system. In fact. It ?tan_ unrivalled aa a remedy for the perfect cure of Diabot-, Imp?t-oy. LOBB of Muscular Energy, Phyaloal Prostration, Indigoatlon, Ni n-retention or Inconsiat-ey of Urine, Irritation, Inflammation or Ulc?ration of the Bladder and Ksdnoya, Diseiooe of the Pro?trato ?Olaat. Stone In the Elad?-r, Oaloub-, OraveLor Brick duet Deposit, And all Diaeaae? or Allee t toa ? of the -adder and Kid noys, and Dropalcal Swelling? oxlsting In Men, Women, orChUdren. FOB THQ8E DI8EASE6 PEOULI AB TO FEM ALEfl OONSTrrUTION WATE It l8 A SO VEBKIUN BEMEDY. ThoBo lr-regularlUe? aro tbe rauae of fraqaently recur ring diaeaae, and through neglect the ?eeda of more grave and dangerous maladle? are the roault; and aa month alter month passes without an effort being made to aaalat nature, the disuculty beoomea ?brenlo, the pa tient gradually loar? her appetite, the bowels are con stipated, night aweata come on, and oonanmptdon final ly eui- her career. For sale by all Druggist*. Price Bl. Vf. fi. oii?ua k CO., Proprietors. MORGAN & ALLEN, O-oral Agenta, No. " Cliff street, New York. MORGAN ?_OS., CHABLEJSION, AGENTS. April li Crnot G. w. AIMAK, O E'lMIST AND _>_t TXGrGrlS T, Cera? King and Vandeiliorst-slrects. March 6 8rao Gen. JAMES LONG GREAT SOUTHEE! LIFE & A INSURANCE NO. 21 CARONDELET-S ( C__-_?IT___I_ $25 Will Insure vou ?O Cents will purchase a. TV S I.a5 will purchase a FlV $3.50 will purchase a TE1> ?$5 will insure vou ON WEEKLY COMPENSATION IN 925 on l?siiraucc of $5000, and Major THOS. G. RHETT, OBNBBAL 8UPEBVIBING AGENT. LEE _?7" lino -1 0. WILLIAM THE SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY Offloe No. 147 Meeting-street. oo_sr_sr__C-?io_srs WITn Ala!. RAILROADS THROUGHOUT, THE UNITED STATES, Every attention given to the safe Transmission of Freight, Money, and Valuables. WILL CALL FOR AND DELIVER FREIGHT TO ANY POINT IN THE CITY, FREE OF CHARGE. II. B. PLAST. AprilM ProBi-otv AtiBurta, Oa. <3c I ?TT BOOK STORE, No. 398 King-street. LIBERAL AND POPULAR METHOD TO INSDRR the rapid sale of NEW AND STANDARD BOOKS Including Works of Fiction; also, Proper Books Bible*! Hymn Books, Backgammon Bo.rds, Writing' Desks Photograph Albums, Portfolios, Card Pictures Ac. Ali our books are in new and substantial bindings ' carefully eel-ted from tho lists of the mont eminent p?ibUshf?r? and sold at their list prices. $28.0? worth of utite dla-^ trlbuted with every $100 00 worth of Goods. C1 varyln? In value from 25o. to $15.00, given with each article sold. We wish it distinctly understood that wo have nona of the Brass Jewelry-our Gilts are ?J_-* ?rtlcles. Tbo flnoat assortment of Photographs ever exhibit?*! In this city will bo found hore. The "Circulating Library," so well known to tho do zens of this city, Baa recolvo?? a largo addition of nott Books, by tho most popular authors. Initials stamped on Note Paper and Envolopea with out extra charge. Tho public are respectfully solicita- to givo un a trial, and satisfy themselves. lmo May 19 HTJGER & HAS_-__L, No. 137 MEETING-ST., CHAR]-?STOW. 8. C. ??__ \m ?-_! LOCOMOTIVES, RAILROAD IRON RAILWAY SUPPLIES PORTABLE & STATIONARY ENGINES BIRON _ WOOD WORK MACHINERY SAW MILLS, GRIST MILLS COTTON GIN?, MILL AND GIN BANDS WILDER'S SALAMANDER SAFES, -0. Apriia_ __ c ___.*._> TO THE Gentlemen of Charleston ana Vicinity. THE "JNaOERSIONED DESIRE TO INTORM THEM that they have leased tho seo Mid floor of the build in ROU tho OORNER OP MARKET AND KING 3TREET8 (known as the Adger building), where they have fitted up. In every particular, a first -aas BILLIARD HALL, oomptlsing Eleven Tables, from the ti .aiiiifsctory of Messrs. Kavanagh & Decker. Those wishing to pass a pleasant evening in the enjoy ment of this game, oanuot but help to und this tho cool est and best adapt?- room lu tho City. A privat? SAMPLE ROOM Is attache?!, stocked with the Unrat importations. Oontlumon are invited to o_I and inspeot for them ?elvea. L0RING & TURNER. April 9 STREET, President. o Ki AND WESTERN CCIDENT COMPANY, TREET, NEW ORLEANS. ) - - - $800,000. ONE YEAR for $5000! YO DAY TICKET for $5000. E DAY TICKET for $5000. J DAY TICKET for 65000. E MONTH for S5000. CASE OP TOTAL DISABILITY, ia **ro**ortlou for other __ouat.**. ?fe CO., Agents District No. 21, NO. i BROA:p_nujsrr, BAUBMEHT OTATE BANK. Sa Beor etarv. . ?*.>?'