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corps PAVILION.


+ COATED on louisiana avenues near the corner OF 9Th
On the first floor hyt class restaurant, with several
spacious private paror for parties always ready at the
shortest notice.
On the same floor there is suite of spacious and very
bathing rooms, where baths of different kinds may
all times be had the low charge OF rs each hot
cold. Good servants constantly in attendance without
charge Both the restaurant and the bathing establish
de ened inferior in the
On the second floor bowling saloon both comnodous
and elegant and unsurpassed by any similar saloon in
either oil the cities OF the Union
In the Of this saloon is wcapponted pistol gal
1he Pavions charges in each department will be mod
crate and the whole establishment will be open every day
and evening of the week. except Sunday, on which day
the bathing establishment alone will be open until AZ
o'clock.
The proprietor invites the public call and examine
Nov. A-dlm MOSES COPP.
(,IGARs CIGARsi CIGARss-Just received direc,
~ from the Havana, PER barque Colon, very large and
celebrated brands
10000 Cortez regaa
10000 Upman regalia
$1,000 Silva cigars
10000 Cortez, La Norma size
$4,000 Chiron do
10000 Ida, small .ize
$500 Tulipan
10000 Queen brand
10000 Columbia
5000 La Gratitude
lO,OUO Steamboat Principe
Tho above lot of cigars of the choicest brand
that are in Havana part of them are sont
of the subscribers importation
Also, in 100000 cigars, of various brands; which
will be disposed of good terms be purchased il
any of the northern cities The public hoekeepers
grocers respectfully invited TO call and examine th
most magnificent lot ofcigars w. II. WINTER,
East Of Colemans Hotel, sign OF Jim Crow, Penn av
SeptN ---
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Notice to Presumption Claimants.

NOuce 10 fEe~cmptbou NHHhh""hN.
Every person entitled the right OF presumption to any
lands within the limits of the townships and parts of town
above enumerated required to establish the same
satisfaction oil the register and receiver OF the proper
land Office and make payment therefor as soon prdcfi
cable after seeing notice and before the day appointed
Tor the OF the public sale Of the lands,
bacng the claimed otherwise such claim will be for
feed A.. - -
RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Oct O-Iaw13y
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TRsAsURY DEPARTMENT., Nov. "a, 1877.
CEALED PROPOSALS. will be received until the first
~ Monday of February, 1913, the Office of the commits
sioners appointed for the erection OF the house in the
city of New Orleans for the following materials
Is, 100000 of good hard-bunt brick
The exact size to be mentioned.
1900 barrels of fresh lime more or less
1900 do. hydraulic cement
5000 do. sharp sand.
The above materials 10 be delivered the evee in New
Orleans, the site of the present custom-house as
practicable, and in such quantities shall from time to
time be required in conformity with appropriations made
by Congress- The proposals TO be addressed to Denis
Preur Acec La Branche, and William NJ Siwlnn commits
soners for the erection OF custombouse In New Orleans,
endorsed Seaed proposals for furnishing materials for the
erection of a custom house New Orleans"
When the proposals opened by the commissioners,
they will COPIES together with their views
and for the consideration of the depart
The communication of the commissioners will be adj
dressed the First Comptroller the Treasury who,
with the first Auditor of the Treasury being prop
officers connected with the custom-house will
give their views In writing TO the proposals. TO the de-
partnent The right of rejecting any bid is reserved
Ample security will be required for the faithful lfment
oil any contract entered into for furnishing the before
mentioned materials. X. j. WALKER,
Secretary of the Treasury
To be published in the Portland Argus Maine Boston
Post and Boston Times; New York Globe, Sun, and Her
aid Pennsylvania and Keystone; Baltimore Argus and
Baltimore Sun; lnteigencer and German Gazette Wash
ngon; Cincinnati Enquirer; Louisville Democrat; 81
Louis Union; and Natchcz Free Trader until the 18th day
January, lS43 and in all the daily papers of New Or
leans until the first Monday OF February, 1873
Nov ZT--dl2JhtJan
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m ID. MOsELY, United States Attorney will attend
the several States and federal courts held at Nash.
vile. ~ " '"
Particular attention paid the collection of claims
Office in the courthouse Nashville, Tennessee
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TRUSTEES.
Morris Robinson, Alfred Pel,
WIN. J. Hysop David Golden,
II. H. M'Curdy, John c. Thatcher
Frederick s. Winston, Rufus l.. Lord,
G. w. Faber, William Belts,
Mortimer Livingston, Joseph Blunt,
Theodore Sedgwick, Isaac G.. Pearson,
Stacy b. Collins, William Barnewall,
John II. Swift, William Moore,
Joseph B. Collins, Zebedec Cook,
James s. Wadsworth, Jonathan Miller,
Henry w. Hubbc, ID. A. Comstock,
Gouverneur nj. Wilkins, Robert Schuyler,
John v. l.. Pruyn, Amos S. Perry,
Frederick Whittlesey, Joseph Tuckerman,
Charles Ely, Moses Ii. CrinneIl,
John c. Cruyer VIM ]. Bunker
Whittier low Eugene Dutlh.
NJ ROBINSON, President
SAMUEL HANNAY, Secretary.
CHARLES D. SEEDING, No. H. Todd's Buildings,
Penn avenue, agent
w. p. JOHNSTON, M d., It'll street, opposite city post
office, Physician.
Pamphlets explanatory of the principles and operations
Of the company may be obtained ON application at The
agents Office.
Nov l2--2awtf
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No II, fodds Bnadiaga Pennsylvania apenue Washington
A GENT for claims, notary public, and commissioner Of
for The Stat Of
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Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
Tu1v
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by the Presiaent of the United states.

July l61awts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-22

more; schrs Rosine, Kornbecf. Mobile; Barton Winsow
%I Ms
N5S os TS. s od'H Helm
NrwsykYroRy June is-Cid' schr vulture. Masowin
PHrLApsLpHIA. June 2-An brigs Fairy. Thomas, Turks
.chr Ann Parker BrEhman Fall R,ysr; Adsne, Jayne
EnGis"M Providence; Benz Rssyss Pfoyidsnes; onsio
Crowe Boston; sally Wheaton, Wheaton. New York; John
dem, New York; Hume Mills. Nsw Bedford; Emily scf
n IHs Mathew New Bals%sr Lends New
Ion coon New York; Model English New York; utoio.
e. S .e Sis s FFsi
PonT1aTD, june A sehr tsyioO z Ph.deph. for
YI LOADING: sSas Ms..r
. s%
James River hi: morning CID British brig Industry Croy
RicHnssp, June Ear sehT. Courier, cpaSh York;
oSt s sch: Poeohonss SMACK York Brilliant SKIN
Troy Fairfield, Rogers Boston; Corvo, Crockett bos
SAVANNAH June I-Cld schr Abby Morton, Cornish, Bos
Alabama Smalley New York Arr 18th bark Reaper Gold
smith, River Tangers west coast OF Africa brig Citizen
WILMiNaroN June I7Ar schs Caroline, Glpetrick from
deli York Olise, from York; E1s Leland Combs S i%
brig Curiew Card for Belize Hon schr Jones' Grifng
New York; brig Charlie; Heath Lampher for NswbuTyp0It;
Samuel Bum, Thatchel, for Newport Il brig Ella Hast
Cardenas,
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COMMERCIAL INTEI.I.IG ENCE.
State OF the Flour Markets.

New ORLEANS June lS-Ths news received from
England. by the steamer Hiberna has produced
usual excitement in market and occasioned very
considerable advance in Breadstufs Flour has been
most sensiby affected, and the weeks sales amout to
about so 900 bbs the closing rates being 81 l2H 81
37s for Ohio and Illinois, and 81 rs to So per Dbl for
choice st Louis brsnds-an advance of so to 621c per
Dbl Corn has gone up to I0c per bushel the weeks
sales being 100 600 bushels md the rates since the
rs to Soc per bushe for prime white and yellow An ad
vance in wheat of zoe Der hushs Sales of the week
10 900 bushels the closing prices being 81 IS to 81 20
per bushe for prime, and higher rates asked
Put pELrHrA June 19.-The Flour market opened
heavy and without demand at 81 60 buyers evincing
very little disposition to operate at present prices 1000
bbs sold shipboard ut low rate of freight for 81 50
1000 bbs western Mt 81 37 and subsequently 1000 bbls
at 81 25, closing with sellers at the latter price
Corn Meal and Rye Flour without demand the former
- offered at So without sales Wheat unsettled and
held above the views Of miers sale il reported at
So, and good Pennsylvania freely offered at 81 So
without being taken Oats-Southern dull at soc Corn
But little afoat; 1900 bushels Southern yellow sold at
81, weight.
DETROIT, June 16.-The market remained Inactive
yesterday although the views Of buyers and sellers
were advancing trine. $50 bbls brought 81 H. at
depot and 100 at SO So which below the market for
straight brands An offer Of 81 % made and re.
fused for 1000 bbs that in market two days since
at 81 Corn-Some 10 bushels came in at 40c decline
Of DO from last week.
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washed and raised we were passing Capt Bailey
thihzs mere 10 aouot out the cIew are ale was nne
ous so that they would have been safe the smallest boat
no h ways sns iof.sd IKE an American and not
rsa nss ~ , 1 Lar ~ ~ ION % 20 spoke ship hsr'
et aays iom havre ior New York Sailed ~ CO
so' ana MARIANA Tor New York; Lyons for New
Se; am ,nh....a.. u.a,
and M IRON HAVE 18th u with mdse
Shin Boston Booker from HSvrs H s9i nj, :; hu u
SbIn Harn;ss y. .o1 .e c ps,,ssngerS . l.,
Sh'p nsrne Connsr 81 days from Havre IN bal
Asi n.,a ~ P:s'g nfcis 70 pow 3 nhcken:
dam g. snip yohsnna MARIA Lapseke days rom Rotter
1a =, ost ts as 10 pasxSnten 70 Schmidt bachen
nnsh snip Cecrops vidsang q days from Antwerp in
E iss.0ls s.eeraGs psssergen 20 kunckeIman
SS h;p SmanI4n Dqncnn rom LivsrPoo wa Bath
33np ew aox nu Gays from Charleston, with cotton
ana rice 70 george bukley.
BARK Verona Bose from Glasgow 18th May with mdse TO
ouSs yonnson aeo In co w,th bark harrington Tor View
York and ship Hudson for do May e. lat 20 long 10 80
ls 49, long 3d. passed ship Hudson from Glasgow for New
Al s ysn as 's ~ ryns ~ sposg pIhsh DIX wary
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Foreigi, lInp0rtatl0ns.

LoNpoNshp Margaret Evans33as bars iron grindstones
SisE Comm : Milton; ts.S%,a $50 aSfi% S
Cumming, Dodge ( CO. Tiffany. Young Ellis Ap,
s!Sa IS Ps
As.st N f bs.s sas yi fSsp
Dodge coll De kah% { Moore jSha o;SSmci Gray,
ta ss a1eHi F I'LL CO.
: Gsa fRs1s% eSs so sef
WIZ
Ii SSsss s.s :Ss.s
bt iron 22i ingSt ;, tin Or OK wine to order.
ssi r:
ti sx' fhsP. Dodge
SS%a. 'Sa ea bis fG' III g :s
&c Ss
HAySs-shp A%b.sssdor@ssC burr stones H Boelmer-
80
As,of97 cs mdse DorS-2o axis schrsge, Koop CO..
%Ss DC %s.e se%d:
~f E Wh
kses STEEL Ande,oR F. sn"sd Moran
--9 TFs aefS
Hs,5isonh ssaudins Thom. yed2 Wood Nsilshn
Ha,toa@ Piunke, colssss S Gosdltn
Duprey coz Mitchell Braynard Coz Roger Gull.
Iamcr col Simonsfed, Baeq co.. Merriam Banaroe-2
SCHROEDER sytzeI-s sbls md,e Seine dsr-l box
Abenethy y Collins Barton COL II Tge-6 lumbar,
Damberman cog II Arnoid-lJ Cody Spry 4 cog cs
mdse Boning Whte-9 Falregnettio Fills Nor Hes
ss ?fi
Bates-l s Jordon-4 Kemp Kong & co-lS& 7
Steiner-8 Corbt col Vcton & Achelis-2l w
Trip cog Thos Hunt X coz Evans 4 Allonandnger-l
Cromwell, Haight Il col Milton, Cushnan & cob
Strange Brohers-3 Colvle Fleming Nevins coll
Booth, Baker & Bradsh-2 w x Phipps col Is BoI-
rsse co82000 francs Taylor MerrIll-232 do Hurl.
bert 4 co-l03 bids 10 cs mdse-293 cs glass order.
HAvRE-Ship Ere-3 cases kiviers--32 baskets wine
Schrage Hoops col9 GrabnerlOi casks Fancia
col case Blunt Jeanjugnet-1 TIMBER Dambmann
g ksssler col Compton-l Renard col Renard
col Hessenberg-3V WagnerG Slmonsfedt, Bache Co
Marshall-lO Aheneldt-2 Boiceau * Rusch-l Finn
Bates-2 bxs gold do silver TO order.
GLAsGow-Bark Barrngton-l50 tons iron rwin-ll6 cks
Lee co-6 cs bales Richardson Watson-2 cs Spauld
ing Thomas Valid bales Cohn, Bradley co-88 cs1
bales Godfrey Pattison co-24 II Auchnloss Sons33
bales smith, Thurgan Coo cs 20 bales MITCHELL co
"a bales order. 800.
NxuvrTus-Sp brig loren Francisc33 hhds 1876 bbs
do Il hhds molases so bxs 1904 bxs do
Holt Owen.
MAYAouEz PR-schr Cade-li3 hhds sugar &c bbs do 40
hhds moases, to w Fum.s ~ -
JOHNS PR-Schr North Carona50 hhds sugar 81 hhds
molasses Maitland Pheps-20 hhds Thompson-a
hhds molasses l. Mitchell.
GLAsGow-Bark Verona-200 tons pig iron Merry x Cum
ningham-8 casks Clark McCorvn- box Huuer5 bales
Richardson Il Watson.
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BALrIMsRE, June 81, lS47.
BALrIMeRE June II, 1871
Reception Of the President-Mitary and Civic Parade
Troops for Hera Cruz-Fire Riohng, &c.

BALrfMsRE, June 81, lsa7
Reception Of the PARLIAMENTARY and Civic Parade
Troops for Yera Cruz-Fire Rioting, &c.
The entire military force of Baltimore has been or
dered o'clock to join In the recep
ton Of President Polk who will arrive here at two
O'Clock, r. NJ ON his northern tour He will leave for
Philadelphia In the nine O'Clock train on Wednesday
morning The Mayor and Committee of the City
Council also arranging for civic procession, and
there doubt but that his reception in this city will
be equally extensive that about to be rendered to
him in New York and Philadelphia.
The Sons Of Temperance making extensive prepare
tions here for grand celebration the fifth Of July
Indeed there to be general disposition evinced
celebrate the fifth Of July the anniversary of indie
pendence.
The fine bark Margaret Hugg Is to sail this morning
the government to take out troops and will take from
Fort McHenry company ID Of TIE Voltigeurs number
ing one hundred and two under command of Lieut.
Marriott She to stop at Fortress Monroe and there
take on board company Of the same regiment under
command Of Capt Caldwell.
Firemen's riots again becoming quite common In
Baltimore The Independent Company have scarcely
waited for the remains Of the gallant Law to be depo
sted in his grave before they insult his memory by Civ
ing to the company in which he took such pride the
character of breakers and rioters The New Mar
ket too has gone into the hands of the rioters again
and ia reganng the infamous name it had before David
Grelan successfully undertook its regeneration.
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Passengers Arrived.


LossoSIshp Margaret Eyans-G Putnam. lady three
New York; A Heauser, Blesch Bleseh. Hagemann, +
flannel mel lady and servant OF Gs,msSy & %
ments Of London; Lieut. Won Gone of Germany Captain
Baldwin Royal Navy DR. Richardson of Toronto C Mrs
Hannah, Mis-; Hannah. Miss HA%aa. of JsTey: Gold
Stock VIM Bates w Bates George bennington, Miss War
Miss Nash Enneny lady and fsur Children Mrs Lo-
der, of England, aud 300 in the seerage
LIvERrooL-Shp Juan-Mr Todd, Mrs Jenitt, Mrs Malon
HAvRE-ship EreMr vonderbergen, and $50 in the
age.
CHARLEsToN-ship New York-Mrs c Withers, Miss c
Withers Miss A WtheIs, Mrs Ramsay and servant,
Miss Tucker Mrs Mitchell, Mrs A Nelson, Miss NJ
Nelson H Nelson, Nelson, Miss NJ sellicf, Mrs 4
Robertson Miss A Robertson, Miss w Curtis Miss ID
Perkins, Mrs Ketehum. Miss Bee, Miss eager,
Mes.rs Edwards G Edwards, c W simons ii Dewing,
0P Eysrard, Tobn., H " Hollistor, + Wghtman, PB
Mccoy, VI Mccoy, B 7 Popoon. H Bailey, g e Hay
ward, D Perkins, Bailey NJ Lloyd-And 10 in the
steerage.
MAYAcuKz R-Schr Dorcss-C c Meeker. Esq.
HAyREShip Harriet Jesse-Mr Chapman, Of Boston, and
Mrs Gotham.
HAvRE-shp Boston-S Sands; Mrs + Ladoux. and 2o2 in
the steerage.
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MARITIME HERALD.
POItT of NEW YORK. JUNE az
Cleared.

Cleared.
ships-Sardinia Croker, Liverpool, Samuel Thompson
Nephews; Yshuon, (Ffench) REGARD Havana, Reneuld
francois; Wsugs, Huane, New Orleans;
vannah Mustard, Hamburg. Nesmh & Walsh; Chatham,
Bearse. Bedford, Howes, Cooley Co; ~
Bngs-Heather Bell, (Br) O'ponne Dublin, A Bell
Son; Eliza. IBID Kncaid Cork Irwin; Alexander Wise
glasgow, James Lee & Co; Diamond, tBem) Muller. Bre
men via Wilmington Muller Co; Star, (Br) Barnes. 1t
Johas, N +, Maury; Savannah Dixon, Savannah Druid
schrs~ssmu.I r smith, Thompson. Barbadoes, Cal.
ger; Greenway, Couch Richmond.
Arrived.
Ship Margaret Evans Tinker from London and Portsmouth
May 2ith with mdse John Grswod June 3h lat ~ 80,
long IS 80 large ship bark fire. Her stern was
burnt the edge standing, with foresa set
signals with steamship Washington June lat 49, long a.
spoke ship Sea, Trucman hence for Liverpool.
Ship Fmcons Cabtree, Sc days from Liverpool 70 oami
Thompson 1870 Storage Passed igme
leagues distant. :,
British ship JUAN Taylor 20 days from Liverpool in bal
last 1888 passengers to II Irwin & Co
Ship Erie Bailey from Havre Goth u, with mdse to BOYD
passed within ships length Of brig FIRE; her masts were
laying alongside aud had been of be low the DECK ev
IDENTIFY showing that she had taken FIRE below and that u had
been kept confined long possible Her painted
burned Off and entirely stripped of sails aud rigging
with the exception Of the bowprt which its place
with the booms attached to it, The only sail TO be
the hanging the BOOM split and not worth
witha wide white streak and ports had gilt billet head bow
spirit painted black the head the Of IL white
with vanished b and hype jib booms Her decks were en-
urey consumed Her stern burnt down 70 The rsnsu
full OF cargo Of kind which fire. She doubtless
sunk snort time after passed her. the water oecsonay
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few Of my neighbors and the few have seen, are
down IN the mouth In consequence Of the injury done
In the crops by the late that they have
but little to say about matters in general think from
what can see around that II some other disaster
th no. ossn the poor Ned River ho.s Who
are going into the sugar business appear 10 oe IN very
good spirits and entertain no doubt myself o. d"s
ultimate The cane grows here as wen as " aoes
In any other part Of Louisiana"
The last Winchester Virginian says Contrary to
the gloomy predictions of many the wheat crop IN TINS
ut least OF Shenandoah bids fair we thnk 10
be a full and average The grain is said to be OF
superior quality. The looks rather backward but
the copious and seasonable rain when mas just iae
win soon bring it forward
A correspondent of the Rochester .7mercdn writing
from Brooxshed, Wisconsin, on the sth inst, says
have not yet seen many wheat fields, and am conse-
oueny unable speak of the coming srop from psrso
nal observation but have converssd with intelligent
farmers different sections Of the country who are
all well informed upon the subject. All agree that
wheat the timber lands Is very good, but on tho
prs res is much injured by the severe frost of last win
ter South Of this place. and in illinois, the crops will
be light Corn Is much injured by small about
half an inch long 1t works the top of the ground
present anticipated there will be average crop The
potatoe rot has been very severe in Wisconsin.
gentleman just from the upper section Of the State
informs that the crops OF Gotten and grain although
three four weeks later than usual in of
the backward spring. look vigorous and thriving The
wheat crep has matured and Is fair CharIeston
Mercury.
With few exceptions the grain may be considered an
average crop The stock Of the wheat is short but the
usual, but heading very we'll The corn has had good
start and promises well, except some high lands,
which is also much revived since the late rains The
corn crop In this county very large and II the
good will yield than has been made for several
years past.-Hagerstown (Md) Pledge.
We have pleasing accounts of the improvement of the
crops, Of all kinds In the adjoining counties In iconse
quence Of the late seasonabe weatherLynchburg Vr.
ginfan l7th inst.
The Columbus Enquirer gives most discouraging &C.
count of the growing crop Of cotton in all quarters of
the South The ENQUIRER thinks tho
more unfavorable.
The Sandsvne Georgian Of the 18th inst says "We
happy to have it in power state that the cot
ton and in this section Of the State at
very promising The is gradually recovering from
the injury produced by the wind and hail storm which
occurred few weeks ago. and If the season should be
favorable from this time the maturing of the the
yield will be copious The stand of cotton is gen.
orally very good and the plant is growing rapidly"
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PHILADELPHIA, June 81, lSl7

PHILADELPHIA, June 81, lSl7.
The withdrawal Of Mr. Kendall from being candidate
for the Presidency of the New York. Philadelphia and
Washington telegraph company has caused the direc-
tors to look round for suitable person to fill the
cancy Several candidates spoken Of but the most
prominent George II. Hart Esq of this city, whose
connection with the United States Gazette is to be ter
minated by the merging of that journal into the North
American The choice could not fall upon suita-
BILE person The business Of the telegraph company re-
Quires prompt and energetic officer at Its head;
such, without doubt would MIR. Hart prove to be.
The of ship fever at Lazzaretto continue to
in It, Capt Spencer of the ship North Star died Sa
turday morning Of the dreadful malady. His vessel and
the emgrant passengers brought in it, WILL proba
bly,, be detained at Quarantine couple Of weeks
The President Is to leave Baltimore "Wednesday
morning, and after reaching Wilmington by a special
train will be conveyed from thence to the city in the
steamer George Washington. The landing will take
place the Navy Yard under national salute TWEEN
ty-sx guns The military to parade the OCCASION
and escort the distinguished guest to the residence
Vice President Dallas where he will put up during his
stay in the city He will depart on Friday morning.
The Washington Blues under the command of their
parade this morning, accompanied by the Washington
Brass Band.
Sales Of Stocks at Philadelphia.
JUNE 2l-FRsr BoAbp.-5 North American Coal, l2s4;
81 1861 $50 Reading RR 32l 80 Guard Bank l3S Penn.
sylsaa Bank, 800 II Bank ass philadelphia Bank, 1875;
ATrER SAIEs.-3oo6 IT, S. Treasury Notes, 6's, loszS;
10000 Texas Treasury Notes li 10000 Y s. Loan es 81
loe $1,000 Stats SIS Gin ots) a2'S 50 Norris Canal 1914;
srcoNp BoARs-i Mer and Man. Bank Pittsburgh 5 900
bssh RR Bonds. 90; 50 Reading RR s2s; 1000 do bonds
~; Q 600 do do 3d. ~, Mt.
Bonds as 81 200 Allegheny Copper, i2s; 800 T. s. Bank
an; 100 Grard Bank 1875