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The WEATHER. From the fifth Of the pre-
sent month to the present time we have hardly
had DAY of fair weather; and the consequence
is, that the wheat crop is greatly endangered.
1t is apprehended that the heavy rains and con-
slant cloudy weather have prevented the heads
of the grain from properly filing, whilst its be-
ing Frustrated and tangled will present serious
obstacles to its being cut. We are within two
weeks Of the ordinary harvest time, and should
the weather continue to be cloudy and wet, the
wheat crop must be considerably diminished in
quantity, and we fear in quality also. It's said
that such long continuance of wet weather in
June, has not been experienced in these parts
since 1882
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Ey- BEWARE OF OILS FOR THE HAIR They
debilate and relax the very vessels that should be
strengthened and stimulated. Amoment's reflection
will convince any sensible person of this The use
Of oily matter causes more badness tnan all other
causes. Ladies, remember this, and let your toilets
be furnished with the Balm of Columbia-a spi'itu
Gus extract of the most tonic and astringen roots,
but no akalies whatever, with the most fragrant per
filme. Near two hundred cases of late and positive
restoration of the hair by it, reported by living
subjects; and nearly all the tashionables use ii as
perfume and purifyer if they not losing the
hair. Immense quantities are sold only at II Maiden
Lane.-New York Express.
For sale by ROBERTS s. ATKINSON, corner of
Hanover and Batm0re-sts., also at the corner Of
Baltimore and Harrison streets, and No 81 Thames
street, +. P, Baltimore. 1t
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THE VoTE ON THE OREGON QUESTION. Al
though the seal of secrecy on the vote in the
Senate, advising the President to accept of the
propositon from the British Ministry, for ad-
iustng the Oregon question, has not yet been
broken, we notice that it has found its way in
to the public prints, but whether correct or not
we are unable to say. 1t is stated that 20
wings and is democrats voted in the aifirmo-
tive; l wing and II democrats in the negative;
democrats did not vote; and 3 wings and
democrat were absent,
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AmGrituu Republican,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE lG, 1916.

Tge OaeGoy TRgATY. The advice Of the
s,o,te having settled the preliminaries upon
which treaty between England and the Uni
cad States IS to be concluded, in relation to the
Oregon Question, it is supposed that the exc
cutye will at once proceed to close the affair
IN dne form. and to submit it to the Senate for
ratification. There need not be any delay in
this matter; and we are glad to see it an
nounced in the National InteIligencer of yes
terday, that treaty conformabIy to the Propo-
stion of the British Government, may be ex-
pocted to be laid before the Senate immediate
ly, probably this day. This will be gratifying
information to the people of both countries, as
it will put to rest a source of great inqnietude'
1t seems from the Intellgencer, that the pro-
position submitted by the English Minister,
and which may be considered as the ultima
tum of his Government, ''did not consist i'll
general heads merely of an arrangement, but
was, in effect, the full draught Of proposed
Convention, which draught was Gssentcd to by
the Senate without alteration This being
the case, little remains to be done by the Exc
cutive; and, as the President is said to be, and
no doubt is, anxious to bring the matter to a
speedy and happy conclusion, we may antIcl-
pate that, before the expiration Of the present
week, we shall be entirely rid of the Oregon
difficulty 1t will be happy consummaton'
and must spread universal satisfaction over tie
land.
The precise terms of the settlement proposed
cannot be officially known at present; but the
IntelHgencer says-"it is understood that the
general basis of the proposition is to make the
forty-ninth parallel of latitude the boundary
between the territories Of the two countries,
from the point on that parallel where the pre-
sent boundary now terminates, to the middle OF
the sound or channel which divides Nancou-
Ver's island from the continent and thence
along the middle Of that channel, and so south
wardly and westwardly through the Straits OF
Fuca to the Pacific; the navigation Of this
sound or bay to be open to both parties; and
the navigation of the Columbia river, up the
main stream and up its north branch, to the
forty-nnth parallel of latitude, to be free to
the Hudson's Bay Company and British sub
iccts trading with that company"
These terms, (says the same authority are
not quite so favorable to Great Britain as
those heretofore offered by Mr.. Gallatn. We
have no doubt that the conditions are equitable
to both parties. The settlement will avert
war, and will be of immense advantage not on
ly to the parties Immediately interested, but to
the whole world.
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q7-ATTENTION BUTCH Z Rs!-ARRANGE-
MENrS FOR THE PROCESSION. The Butchers
of the city of Baltimore earnestly invited to attend
meeting at COOPERS' Hotel, Centre Market Space
on WEDNESDAY, the l7th inst, at Il O'Clock pre-
eisey fol- the purpose of fully ana hna!ly completing
all the preliminary arrangements, in anticipation OF
the municipal and general celebration OF our National
Anniversary, the ever memorable Fourth of July. AS
it is contemplated that the Butchers of Baltimore will
as they have done, prove their prompttude in re-
spending this patriotic OCCASION full and punclual
attendance is confidently expected, BY order OF
jel6 ~ THE COMMITTEE
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M CuEAp pRINr1Ycs. End PRINTING Of

~ i'm ~ ''
every description, executed with great despatch, al
he Office vi the Clipper, 1871 BALTIMoRE-sT'-as
MAMMOTH BILLS Much iarger than T.S any o'N"I
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADiNG,
STAGE * HATTE6s' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, sc. &c.
Indeed it is needless to enumerate, as we are pos
sessed offacties with latest styles of type and new
and splendid doing work. in every stye
in manner unsurpassed in this city.
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OFFICE OF EMORY * co.

Opposite Barnum'S, Bait ND
Fa4-OFFiCIAh DRAWING OF the Md Consoii-
dated Lottery, class No "a, for 1896 For benefit Of
Frederick Female Seminary.
Sc 80 6l4l7 81 35 49 So % 81
% and IS being the LIST and ID drawn Nos each SlJ
80 and 6l being the 81 and Sd drawn Nos. each 10
and 6l being the Sd and 4lh drawn Nos. each
4 and il, being the 4th and 5th; or II and q, be-
ing the 18th and 9Th drawn Nos. each e
81 and 3d. being the 9th and 7th; or 35 and 40, be-
ing the Eth and 9th drawn Nos. each
All having TWO of the drawn Nos. on them, each
All having one only of the drawn Nos on, g l
10 Drawing of Maryland Consolidated Lottery,
class p, for 1915.
Al rs rs 81 81 60 % 81 II Is so "a 50
AZ and 49, being the LIST and I'd drawn Nos each $40
76 and rs, being the ID and Sd drawn Nos. each 80
81 and rs, being the 81 and 4th drawn Nos each 20
81 and 6l being the 4th and 9Th; OF 60 and 81, be-
ing the 9Th and 9th drawn Nos. each -
All baVing two of the drawn Nos. on them, each 10
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on them,
1t EMORY CO., No. N. Calvert-st.
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NATIONAL DIVISION OF THE UNITED STATES.
The third Annual Session of the National Di-
vision oftho United States commenced at the
Hall ofthe Sons of Temperance, SIS Broad
way, New York, on Wednesday last.-The
following representatives were present: from
Maryland-Wm. L, Wright, John f. Segun,
John A. Thompson, and James Young. From
the District of Columbia-John d. Clark and
w. Whiting.
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FIRE. A fire at Hannibal, Mo. on the Sd
inst, consumed the provision and grocery store
OF Mr. John l.. Gano; the iron store of D. GA
no s. Co.; the drug store of Chas. Glenn; the
shoe store of Mr.. Higgins and the grocery store
Of Mr.. Levin Loss not stated.
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FoR THE SEAT OF WAR. G. w. Bertrand,
son of the French General Bertrand, with five
other Frenchmen, have volunteered their servi-
ces to the United States Government in the war
against Mexico and have been accepted They
passed through Philadelphia on Sunday, on
their way TO the seat of war.
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TRIAL FOR FALSE PRErENcE. Jacob V
Plato, formerly merchant of Albany, has
been arrested in New York on a charge of OBJ
tanning from Clapp, Kent & Co., Blake &
Brown, and London s Co., several thousand
dollars worth of dry goods under false repre-
sensations. The trial is in progress.
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WEST PoINT. On Thursday last the annual
examination of the cadets took place. 1t is
said that the members Of the graduating class
received orders to remain at West Point until
the LIST of next month, that the Governor may
have an opportunity to command their services,
il required.
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A FATAL ARRAY. On Monday of last
week, Welshman by the name of John Reese,
was met on the railroad, about two miles above
Pottsyille, Pa, by two lrshmen, named John
Kelly and Thomas Colahan. Some words en-
sued between them, when Kelly got Reese
down and when beating him, Reese drew re-
volvng pistol from his pocket, and fred at
Kelly, the ball passing through his fingers
Thomas Colahan then came up, as he supposed
to assist Kelly, when he fred at him also, the
ball entering his groin, and inhctng wound
Of which he died on Wednesday night last
Reese was arrested.
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HEALTH OFFICE, June

HEALTH OFFICE, June Is,
Reportof interments in the city Of Baltimore,
1oeek, ending Monday morning, rts:
Cholera iRGantum 2; Infante unknown 10;
fever l.; Scarlet fever 9; Still-born 3; Disease
Liver l; Dropsy /; Measles !; Consumption
mia !; Catarrhal fever .; Commissions 3; Dr.
the head 4; Small Pox !; WhoopiDg Cough II
unknown 3; Old age ?; Group .; Erysipelas ,;
l. Total SIS.
Under year,. ..... % Between and h
Between l and g.. 3 " 10 and \
Males, %; females 27-55. OF which null
were colored persOns-9 free, . slaves,
JAMES PEREGOY, Com. Of H
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6SOtETHING VERY NOVEL!
- A FORTUNE FOR 80 CENTS!!
EMORY CO., the far famed Prize Agents, oppo-
site Barnum's will offer TO the public of the United
States a beautiful Lottery on every SATURDAY, the
leading prizes in which will be as follows!
1000 DOLLARS!
5000 DOLLARS I!
1000 DOLLARS!!!
1000 UOLLARS!!!! &c. sc.
And the price of Quarter Tickets will be only
rs CENTS!
For the purpose Of affordng to their patrons great
number of chances in these aVOrite Lotteries, for
trifing OUTLAY, EMORY & co. have determined to
issue certificates of packages of % quarter tickets
Zone of which may draw hree of the largest prizes)
for the small investment of 50 so. Decidedly the
most profitable method of purchasing tickets partc-
uary in these lotteries, is by the package, as every
package which EMORY s co. sell, will have in it all
the numbers that put in the wheel, and must ne
cCssariIy have in it all the numbers that drawn
fOm the wheel The only chances against the largest
prize in the lottery (as the tickets in every package
that Emory s Co. sell, ;CGrrdnted to have onthem
all the numbers in the dfGCirg the chances against
having the three first drawn numbers on one ticket-
Thus iog the small sum of % cents if you get the
three first drawn numbers on quarter ticket you are
certain TO receive the handsome amount of
$50 DOLLARS!
90 For Tickets in these deserVody popular Lot
tefles, application must be made to the well known
and celebrated Prize Agents,
EMORY & CO, opposite Barnums,
United States Lottery Agency,
Baltimore, Nd.
15- The Prizes sold by this Lottery firm are all
paid in Gold, Orders from the country, for Tickets,
will be faithfully attended to, be STRICTLY CONT
DENTAL, and the best selection of Lucky Tickets
will always be made for correspondents. 1t
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NNXCHANGE HOTEL, BALTIMORE.
IA The subscriber has leaseu this well known es-
Enlistment, and begs leave to inform his friends
and the public generally, that it is now undergoing
thorough repair, and it is his intention to spare no
pains or expense in conducting il as 10 meet the
appreciation Of those who may favor him with their
custom, 1jt9 I'll D. DORSEY.
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$4,000 1 p s57. aalH Is s6 ERHr Re

g 20 q sNBsBO of s97,O0O0 in GotD has
changed hands this week through Mr.. DOYLE; and
Prizes to that amount may be seen at the Office where
nearly all the capital prises sold in fact it is only
necessary 10 purchase ticket, and a capital or at
least good prize follows, rs paturai result. In
order to become satisfied, make il your business to
give DOYLE a trial in some Of the following magn-
fcent schemes.
MONDAY-Capital of $4,000 Tickets only So,
shares in proportion.
TUESDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 81, shares in
proportion.
WEDNESDAY, $4,000, tickets S., shares is pro-
portion. ......
THURSDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 81, shares
in proportion.
FIRDAY-Capitals $4,000, tickets SO, shares in
proportion.
A FAVORTTE. On Saturday, capital $4,000 and
10 prizes of $1,000. In this Lottery there is more
than 81 600 To be distributed, and DOYLE has been
appointed especial agent for The purpose; therefore
if you want to participate in the above mentioned
SIS 900, 20 in for a certificate of package-only SIP
for certificate of whOes Sc for package ofhalves;
SO for package of quarters, and for eghihs $3.50.
Don't let the opportunity slip, but give DOYLE trial
and the luck of his office will attend you. 49,.
A liberal discount will be paid to persons who pur
chase by the package or quantity,
For sale in the variety of lucky numbers, by
the package, single ticket, or share, All orders pei
mail OF otherwise, addressed to
VI. DOYLE, No .l44 Pratts1eet,
1t fri Opposite b .S D. X. r. Depnl
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GREAT COLLECTION OF BIRDS. The orni-
biological collection owned by the Prince d.
Essling, son Of Marshal Masscna, of Paris has
been purchased by DR.. Thomas Wilson of New
ark, Del, through his agent in Paris, for 81, )
500 francs, or about $500. The collection
contains nearly 10000 specimens in perfect pre-
sorYaton, belonging TO some 1000 species, and
not only giving each sex, but the different ages,
in cases when plumage changes.
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REsiGNArfoN OF Mr.. ALLEN. BY our
Washington letter, it will be seen that Mr.. Al
len, chairman Of the committee on Foreign Re-
lations in the Senate, has resigned that station
He certainly would have saved his credit by do
ing so months before.
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AIM AN c.,
LIST oFAPPLICANTs.

LIST OFAPPLICANTS.
Forthe benefit of the Insolrent Lars of III
land for the last meek.
r. X. Hunt, carpenter Henry Scott, nesr
Charles Walsh, y. F. Yeuts Labor
Geo. Fishach, clerk Alas. Lewellen, cal
VIM hegare, messenger y, w. Wright, bril-
John II. Barnard, police y. E. Beachman,
officer maker
John Meal, laborer Neville Johnson,
stephen SeversOn, tailor Burton ViReent, 4
Lewis Scott, negro 81. Matthews,
Majer Henry, negro 'Gustavus Thomas
For debts lass than $50.
To appear before the commissioners, tho
August, 1876.
Day o f inal hearing, Sd Oct, 1876.
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BRITANNIA WARE.

~ JUST RECEIVED,
A fresh invoice Of English and American BRITAIN
MA WARE, of the latest style, in sets of five and
six pieces; various styles Coffee and Tea Pots, by
the single piece and by the dozen. Also, CASTORS,
SPirTOONS, PITCHERS, CANDLESTlCKS, Bed
Pans, Lamps, Soup and Gravy LADIES, Table and
Tea SPOONS, SC for sale very low, wholesale or
retail, ut the HOUSEFURNISHING WAREROoMS;
No. 10 North Charles St. opposite the Union Bank
B. Old Britannia Ware of all kinds taken III
ercbnage for nelc Coffee and Tea Pots Repaired.
iel3 C. T.. WETMORE co.
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ed TO attend an adjourned meeting of the Company
on THIS TUESDAY EVENING, at O'Clock, at your
Drill ROOM Liberty street, near Market on business
of importance. Those members who have not en-
gagged their uniforms, will please call on Nh II. Cole,
corner of Market Space and Pratt streets, and order
them forthwith. By order of
Ii THE SECRETARY.
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ARMORY INDEPENDENT LIGHT DRAGOONs,


BALTIMORE, June 10th, 1876.
Ed7-ATTENTION! A special meeting of the
Troop will be held at Military Hall, Gay street, on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, the l7th inst, at half
past CLOCK. Business of importance will be laid
before the Company, By order,
iel6-2t LEWIS REPPART, Sec'y.
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aMTE STE2N CEMETERY. Persons de-
Wv srous of obtaining eligible lots IN tne west
ern Cemetery, would do well 10 make lmmGulate ap-
plication 10 CHARLES SIMPLIFY, NO 81 NORTH
GREEN STREET, or TO the Superintendent OIL me pre-
misses. n,,
NIB All notices of aterments TO be left at Black
iston & Green's, No l92 w. Baltimore street, or
with the Superintendent Je19!m
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h3- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Cases; Breast-pins Earrings; Silver Plated Oak :
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL D. CLARK'S assortment, which is com
dlee at his Old Established Store, Water-s ID door
from Calvert ape
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DREADFUL AFFAIR AT PALMYRA, Mo. We
copy the following from the ST. Louis Repub-
lean, of Mo nday:
We alluded few days ago, to a difficulty
between H. G. Broadus, of Hannibal, and John
l.. Taylor, of Palmyfa-resuting in chal-
lenge to fight duel, and the rejection of the
terms proposed by the challenged party That
affair had led te most dreadful result, in the
death Of the seconds, which occurred on Satur-
day evening last, at Palmyra. About O'Clock
George w, Buckner, Esq, met Jos. w. Glover,
at the spring in or near Palmyra. The meet
ing was accdental-Gloyec, armed with six
barrel revolving pistol, Buckner without any
means Of defence. An alteration took place
between them, Of the tenor of which we are
not informed, when Glover drew his pistol
and shot Buckner, the ball passing just above
the hip, and coming out at the navel. Buck
ner, thus wounded, Immediately seized the pis-
tol from GloyeI's hands, and fred 1.-THE ball
passed directly through the latter's heart. He
expired Immediately. Buckner died yesterday
morning.
The parties to this dreadful conflict are res
pcctable men; and we understand that there had
beer, prior to the above duel, no difficulty what
ever between them. Mr.. Buckner was the
circuit attorney for the district, residing at
Bowling Green, and Mr.. Glover, student at
law in PALMYRA.
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DI E D,

ID h ID,
On Sunday, Mr.. FREDERICK JOHNSTON, in d
year of his age.
His friends and acquaintances are respectH
vited 10 attend his funeral this afternoon, at /
from his late residence in Britton ST. Old Tow
On the llth inst. ROBERT b., son of Robe
Mary A. Morthland, aged 4 months and l3 daS
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{h7- |. Q. o, F. The members of WASHINGTON
LODGE, MOL, I.O.O IF, are hereby notified 10
meet at the Hall on THIS (Tuesday) AFTERNOON,
at O'Clock, for the pu pose of attending the funeral
OF Brother PETER w. CHAILLE. BY order,
+. II. B. BOYD, Secretary,
CO The members of sister lodges, in good stand
Ing are invited to attend Ii
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MARRIED..

On the lth inst. by Rev Mr.. Hank, RoB'T
RICK to Miss SUSAN HARPER, all of Warren F.
Baltimore county.
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MUSEUM. The attractive comedy Of ''Money,"
with daacng by Miss Henry, is the bill posted for
this evening, With cool and agreeable Saloon, and
fine acting, there is peasanter place OF resort in
the city, than the Museum, at the present time. We
have no doubt but that there will be large audience.
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BY EIOFFMANs 81 co.

ERY HOFFhIANs "a co.
ED NORTH CHARLES STREET.
GLASSWARE. On WEDNESDAY, jane nth,
at 10 o'clock at our warehouse, No. North Charles
street, IS Packages WESTERN FLINT GLASS
WARE, consisting of TumbIers, Decanlers, Pitchers,
Moasses Cans, COniectioRers jars, Tinctures, Salt
Mouths Syrup Decanters, Preserving Dishes, and
plain Glass fol cutting.
iel3-4t HOFFMANS s. co,
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OUR Book TABLE. The following publications.
have been laid upon our table by Messrs VIM. Tay-
or x Co., Jarvis Buildings, North st:
Pocket edition of Select Novels, No. l7,-price %
cents. This number contains "Cnchton," by w.
Harrison Ainsworth, Esq.-two volumes in one.
Carey u Harris Library for the People, Nos. and
a. containing the achievements OF the Knights OF
Mal,a"-by A. Sutherland, Esq.
Voyages to the Arctic Regions, from the year 1878
to the present time-embracing the voyage of Com
mander John Ross, and various other navgators, in
search ola Northwest passage from the Atlantic to
the Pacific Ocean-by Sir John Barrow, Bart. F. r,
S.-with maps.
s,Ip NC AT nun % Al TINopg STOrK pnARD
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PLATES, of every size, for sale by the case dozen,
or single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAMES TO be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, ofenhrely new
patterns, never before introduced in Baltimore made
to order of the very best materials and by the best
workmen; together with Gilt Box CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
&C. Sc. sale and made to order as cheap as thew
can be obtained al any establishment in the United
States. &, S. FRYER,
Milf No. North Gay street.
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
MONDAY, June 10.

With The exception of Baltimore 6's, of 1890, every
description of Stocks advanced al the Board to-day
they closed 97a for sale, (or the opening,l 81! bid
Maryland 6's closed at 70! asked ~ bid advance
of on the closing rates of Saturday. Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad shares reached So at which rate they
closed with some fmness; for sale at 80 Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Bonds closed at 1904 bid, lOll
nskpl,