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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-03-04
VALUABLE Real Estate at Alc-
" tiOn--Riyer ROttOHn Corn Land.

WILL fe sold by order OF the Probate Court OF
Spencer County Indiana, at public auction at
the Court House door in Rock port in said county
on Monday the 10Th day of April 1847, between
the hours of 10 O'Clock A. M. and O'Clock P.
NJ, the following real estate aud property Of
Daniel Baldwin, late OF Washington county,
Pennsylvania, deceased:
Fractional Section %, town 8. range west,
containing 30la acres, on the Ohio River. PART
OF fractional sectional 3, town 8, range west,
combining 99A acres on the Ohio river. Part of
north east quarter. section 81, town z, range 7
west, containing 100 ores, near the Ohio river.
The west half of the south west quarter of Sec
ton 9, town 8, range west, containing so acres
near the Ohio river. The east halt of the south
west quarter of section y, Town 8, range west,
containing so acres near the Ohio river. The
west half OF south east quarter, section 9, town
8, range west, containing so acres near the
Ohio river. The north half of the east half OF
south east quarter. section g., town 8, range 6
west, containing DO acres near the Ohio river.
Part OF south east quarter. section 81, town y,
range west, near the Ohio river. These lands
lie IN Spencer county Indiana, on and near the
Ohio River, aud near Owens boro' KY; much OF
tn I'm under cultivation. Terms of Sale-OBe-
! fourth cash in hand for the remainder credil
of ohe~fourh one year, one fourth two years,
and one-fourth three years, on notes with APP
J
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-03-04
OTECE...Is Hereby given that the under

AJ OTECE.--Is hereby given that the under
lE sign Ell has taken out letters OF admins
tration ON the estate of Mchael Ward. late of
Vanderburgh County and State of Indiana, de-
ceased A persons indebted to the said estate
are requested to axe Immediate payment, and
those having claims against the same are notl-
fed 10 present them duly authenticated Tor set
dement,. The estate is supposed to be solvent
feb ll-3t WILLIAM HUGHES Admr.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-03-04
state of Indiana,

VANDEBBURGH COUNTY,
A 4 the February Term of the Vanderburgh
n Probate Court, A d 847, said Couri de-
clared the estate Of Anthony M. Barnett de-
ceased. TO be probably insolvent. Creditors are
therefore requested to file their claims against
the estate Tor allowance, in the said Probate
Court within ten months from the date hereof
or they will not be entitled TO payment.
SIMEON LONG, Admr.
De bonls non, by BATrELL Il INaLE, Attys
Evansville Feb 10, l847-6t*
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-03-04

NJ OTECE.--The subscribers having pur-
lN chased the Patent Ri ght for the manuac-
ture of Gun Cotton, &C., all persons are eau
toned against manufacturing or preparing the
same or other vegetable ibrous substances as a
substitute for Gunpowder, and notice is hereby
given, that all persons in any way infringing
said patent right will be prosecuted according
to law.
We will be ready to contract for and supply
orders by the middle of February.
C. & F. LENNING,
feb li-4m. Sc south Front ST., Philadelphia
Evansville Journal will copy the above to the
amount of Sd, send bill to this Office U S. Gaz
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-03-04

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.--William
n Scanand, of Scanland's Mills, Spencer
county, Indiana, has Ia ken out letters of admin
stration on the estate of Joseph Whitney, late
of said county, deceased. ALL indebted viii
call on the administrator for settlement.
The estate is supposed to be insolvent.
WILLIAM SCANLAND.
feb 25-3t. By ]. INGLE, Jr.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-03-04
EUsT Received, and for sale BY the sub

HUST Received, and for sale by the sub
e. scribers:
500 o. Sulp Quinine, French and American.
$50 lbs English and American Calomel;
3 bbls Camphor;
3 cases .Liquoric Elk;
do AIoes;
/ do Assafatida;
--I do Bermudas Arrow Root;
do Copal Gum;
/ do Saelac;
g Carboy's Nitric Moriatic ( Sup Acids;
boxes Tart. Acid;
do Sal Rochelle;
3 casks sup c. Soda;
$50 lbs Pulv Julap;
200 do do Rhei;
SO do Cab. Magnesia Eng;
l6 OF Sup Morphia;
, bbls Cream Tartar:
5 do SIENNA India aud Alehd;
bale Sarsaparlla, tHondaras;l
! do Sponge;
/ do Gloves;
3 do Corks, tBoitle and Vial,)
Feb. a, AL w. & BELL, Main street.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-03-04

baaADDIFIONAL REVENUE. Mckay has
reported from the committee of Ways and
Means a bin TO increase the Revenue, which
was committed, and made the special order
for yeSterGay. The National Intelligencer
thus remarks upon the bill
''This bill, which, if it pass as reported, is
10 take effect on the day it passes, proposes
toincrease the revenue, by laying the follow
ing additional duties on IMPORTS:
On tea coffee, which now free, a
duty Of twenty per cent.
'An additional duty of ten per cent on loaf
and other refined sugar; coal; bar iron made
by rolling pig iron; roundiron as braziers rods,
4-l6lhs TO lO-I6ths of an inch diameter, IN
elusive :nail and spike rods, slit rolled or ham
.mered; sheet front except taggers j hoop iron;
band or scroll iron easement rods, slit, rolled,
hammered; wood screws, (of irony spikes cut
or rough and white or red lead
An additional OF five per cent of all man
ulactures of cotton dyed, colered, printed, Oh
stained, exceeding in value thirty cents the
square yard and on manufactures of cotton no
died colered, printed or stained, exceeding ii
value twenty cents the square yard.
The above duties 10 cease two years
after the ratification OF a treaty with Mexico
but to be collected on all goods imporie
prior TO the expiration of said two years.
The bill further proposes that all lands
belonging to the United States which have
been in market and subject TO entire not les:
than ten years nor over fifteen may be en-
tered at one dollar per acre; in market owe
fifteen and not over twenty-five years sew
enty-ive cents; over twenty-five years al
fifty cents, TO take effect Mag l., 1917, and
continue during The war and six months
thereafter.
The fate of this bill in its present form
appeared 10 us TO be exceedingly doubtful
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-03-04
GaIe OH Real Estate nd AuctiOn.-

SaIe of Real Estate at Auction
~ BY virtue OF an order of the Vanderburgh
Probate Court, at its February Term. A. D. 847
| will sell at public auction at the Court House
door in the City of Evansville, Vanedrburgh
County, Indiana, OF Monday the 22nd day Of
March next, between the hours of 10 O'clock
A. NJ. and O'Clock P. NJ, the following tract
of land and appurtenances, viz:
The west half of the south west quarter of
section number two, in township number six,
south of range numberten west, in Vanderburgh
County. There are about 35 acres improved
and a good frame house and necessary cut bull
dings, place we'll watered-beng the property
of the estate Of Alexander Mcdonnell deceased
Terms-One half cash aud remainder in six
mon tbs on note with approved security waving
benefit of relief laws.
SAMUEL ORR,
Feb l3-4s-pfS2,50 JoHs INGLE JR, Any.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-03-04
LAW NOTICE.

JOHN INGLE Jr. ATTORNEY AT LAW
SUCCESSOR TO BATTELL & lNGLE.
General Collection & Real Estate Agency.
BUSINESS promptly attended to by himself
and Horato G. Wheeler, Esq, who Is associated
with him in the professional business of the Of
fee in which one may always be found.
0FOfiice First ST. below Main. Feb 25
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-03-04
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SPAfFEMEMF or DIR HIR AM cox

I
Late Professor in the Cincinnati Electie Medical
College, and physician well known, who
has an extensive practice in relation to the case
of Miss Belt after having been gwen up o die
with the last stage OF consumption, by number
of bile physicians
have been to permit my name 20 appear, at
tached to certificate recnmm endIng Patent
Medicines, N ostrums or CalholIcums, never
theless think 1t my duty. not only 10 my pat
rons, bu; The community, and all afflicted with
diseases requiring Cough Medicines TO state
that in three particular cases OF ncipient Con
sumption Wiz Miss Belt, MissBarger, sisterinlaw
Mr.. V. w under. butcher, and Mr.. Il. K. Cox,
/ one Of our City Council, that Dr. Rogers com
pound syrup of liverwort and Tar operated
more like specific. than auy remedy OF a sim =
| lar character in its operation that have ever
used in NV Practice One of the above
viz. Miss Belt, appeared TO be laboring under
the last sIage Serofulous Consumption as pro-
nounced by several physicians who were IN IL
tendance previous to my being called 10 treat
the She isat this present time in the enjoy
ment of as apparently good health, and rom
appearance, as likely 10 die with any other dis :
! ease, as any other young lady OF this city,
| AS it respects the health of the other two cases,
all theIthreatnng premonitory symptoms seem
/ to have subsidized from the use OF few bottles
4 of the Syrup above.
Very respectfully, &c.
HIRAM COX, NJ. D.
4 Cincinnati January 25tb, l847.
HAVE YOU A COUGH!u
7 Call on the following well known Citizens
and see whether they will not recommend you
to try this medicine ONCE. Hon. Judge VIM
:! Burke, ]. p. Garniss, Griffin Yeatman, Esq
James Foster Esq. Col John Riddle, Stephen
Burrows, Esq. Ebenezer Harrison, Esq. Samu
ell Trevor, OF the firm Woodruff & Trevor, Mr.
John Rice, Rev. G. Gorge Maley, Rev Mr. Wal
ker, Mr. Samuel R. Lea, Mr.. John II. Hudson
sdiciue upon a periodical cough of more
than fifty years standing, with entire sue
cess,
For sale by A, L. ScHovILL, corner Of Fifth
and Race str. Cincinnati. and by
feb 25. VIM. NJ. WOOLSEY, Evansville.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-03-04
Henry Nelson Park er,
vs.} %. 5a


Henry Nelson Parker ~
Vs.} O.. .aao 0s4 aaas
Louisa d. Franceway, aa
Alkaline Franceway ,Lu-
cinda Tribble. (former- In Chancery.
y Lucinda Franceway,) {
Milton Fl. Tribble, N an Jesse i~
cy Franeeway, John
Franceway, Harriet M.
Franceway and Marcus
S. Franceway. 1ta..5
In the Spencer circuit court State Of Indiana
A pril Term, lS47. * .-5 e.as.ssr
NJOW at this time to Wit, on the 10th day oil
" February, l647, the complainant files in the
Clerks office OF said court, the affidavit of dis
interested person, showing that the above nam
ed defendants are non residents of The State Of
Indiana.
They are therefore hereby notified that un
less they plead to, answer said bill of the
complainant on or before the calling of the cause
the said bill will be taken as confessed against
them. Witness, JOHN CRAWFORD, Clerk
oil said court, This 18th day Of February, I547
JOHN era WORD, Clerk.
| BY S. w. FArRLIZLE, Dept. CFk.
PITCHER & SMITH, Sol. for Comp't.
feb 25-3t.-prs fee s. so.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-03-04
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Another remarkable cure of Consumption =
Mr. Gabriel Whitehead, of this city, redu-
ced so low all his friends, and even his ply ST.
clans had given him up to die ~. ~
Mr.. A. l.. ScovILL.-AsI owe my life to the
use of DR.. Rogers Lverwort and Tar, feel it
duty, and shall without lear or deIcacy give
my testimony as evidence that Others who may
be afflicted with consumption or diseased Lungs
may know that this medicine is ne humbug
but is worth ten thousands physicions, pres
eriptions fer he disease for which it is recon-
me nded
Last summer was taken with a most Dis
tresSing Cough and about the first of July
my Lungs SO diseased that bled in a
short time several quarts Of blood, which redu-
ced me SO low that all my friends, and even
my physician thought / must die with con-
sumption. my brother, however, heard of sumo
of the wonderful cures made by this medicine,
and procured bottle, and before had taken
one half bottle, il seemed TO go to the very
seal OF the disease and raised large quantity
of matter and phlegm, and my cough was stop
ped as BY charm. / have since used some
two or three bottels and now able to at
tend to my business as well ever.
| feel very thankful TO the inventor of this
medicine, for if it had not been some all power
full medicine to have raised the matter and
phlegm, and healed my lungs, should without
doubt havesnow been in my grave.
| If any one viii call on me on Catherine street,
half square below Linn, will give particulars
and refer them to numerous friends who visited
me during my sickness.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-03-04
January 10th. 1917.

We will give the names and residence OF q
few well known citizens OF Cincinnati, who have
given certificates ofbeing cured of Consumption.
attended with distressing cough, that by
the virtue OF this medicine, and fly 10 1t for
relei.-Mrs. Ann Chhds, on Sixth str. Two
doors west OF Smith, Mrs. Hiram Plumer, Main
between Eighth and nimh str. Mrs. Demming
Ludlow, Race two doors above Fifth, Mrs.
BENZ IMAM Smith, Ann str. one square North OF
the Hospital.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-03-04
LAW NOTICE,

EE CRATIC @. WHEELER, Attorney a
4 q Law.--Office with John Ingle Jr. Esq.
irst Street, below Main. ~ -- Feb IS
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-03-04
STATIONARY:

~ e u 4 IOIa "A No II
y 100 reams Rul'd Fools-Cap Paper;
100 do Letter do;
10 do Commercial Post do;
so gross blue and black Ink;
Black Sand Quilts, Letter Stamps, lnkstands,
&c.. in store and Tor sale by
feb I8 w. s. C. BELL.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-03-04

AMY INDOW and wall Paper:
M We have well selected ana tuii supN
ply OF Window and Wall Paper, OF the latest
PETERS, feb Is w. * G. BELL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-17

sasa Of 70 bbs very prime made at i0c and aa0
DO fair quality sold at 9kc. Chssss and butter no
change. 40
RicEWe report sales Of 2otierces Of fair quality at
SIS 90 So U.s. the principal part ut the former price
ToBAcco About 500 bales Cuba, sold by auction at
lac a20c a2Io according to about l7c
TALLow inactive at &C.
WHALEBosE.-N. w. was dull at 27c South Sea at
% cents
WHnKEy dull at SO cents.
FREIoHrs.-500 to 600 bbls ashes were engaged to
Antwerp ut aud 600 bbls rosn at IS Cd. British
vessel was chartered for direct port In Ireland ut I'D
for grain bbls -four taken by British vessel
for Liverpool at IS 3D. and for the by American
vessel paid for to 5000 barrels foreign vessel
engaged 500 bushels for London at l0d. British
vessel engaged for Cork in bulk ut I'D TO Havre
we heard Of nothing new
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Married..

On Wednesday, 10th inst at the Church Of tho Holy
Trinity Brooklyn, by the Rev. VIM II. Lewis, MIR. Az
FRED PARTRIDGE, to Miss ANNA MARIA BLACK.
On Tuesday evening, 18th instant by the Rev DR..
Knox, LANopoN G. DUvALL, Esq of Baltimore to Miss
FANNY NJ. BRowNLEr, daughter Of the Rev DR.. Brown.
lee, of this city
On Tuesday morning, 18th inst by the Rev. Alexan.
der Cromwell, Mr. HENRY MooRE, Of Ithaca, N. " ia
Miss EvELINA B. daughter of the late John Basten OF
this city QG- Ithaca papers will please copy.
At Brooklyn L. l., on the LIST inst by the Rev Chas
W Carpenter, MELVIN HARD, to JULIA TuRNURE only
daughter of William P. Turnure, all of this city
On Tuesday evening, 9Th inst. by the Rev VIM Brush
Mr. NJ. J. GiLHooLv of the firm OF A. Gilhooly & Son
to Miss MARIA BEcKAn, both Of this city. 90 Albany
papers will please copy.
On Wednesday, 10th inst at the residence of Mr. Pc
ter Pirnie East Chester by the Rev. r. S. Schenck OF
White Plains, CORNELIUS c. ScHENcK, to MARY eldest
daughter of the late George PRIME, ESQ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-17

The above statement we took from the books Of tho
Harbor Master and 1t Is of accurate 1t shows
large increase OF receipts upon former years. Tor the
same time in most articles; but owing to the generally
low stage Of water in the Missouri river and the
quent advance in freghts hemp and tobaccothe main
staples upon that riverhave not forward to the
same extent as last year This month will doubtless
bring them to market, the water will be high when
no difficulty can exist about navigation.
we have prepared the above brief and condensed
statement not only matter Of information but
rs tnat kind Of information which Of readers
would like to preserve for future reference.
exhibit shows not only the necessity Of removing
all obstacles to the navigation of great Western ri
vers but also of preserving harbor Only few per-
sous appreciate properly the commercial Importance of
st Lous-present and prospective. Within the last
years -four brought here from the Ohio river for do
mestic consumption ship In five months l9l s95
bbs aud send forward Also 333 90 bushels Of wheat,
and 0al bushels Of We ship 24O79 bbls Of pork
and 1872 96e pounds Of bulk pork This indicates that
Sc Louis to DO the great mart of the country for a
Gles of food--as we'll as for hemn and tobacco
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TELEGRAPEIIC.


NEW OHLEANs, Juno V-P. VI.
Cotton continues dull. Dealers are waiting for the
receipt of the Hibernas news momentariy expect
ed Tho sales only reached about 500 1000 bales with
out change in prices. Flour-The market continued
steady, and sales of 5000 bbls. made, consisting
chiefly of Ohio and Illinois, at SO 80 a So 6ax. The
saes Of wheat amounted to about 5000 bushes consist
Ing of Western mixed and red with lots Of good
white at 1873 lao cts The sales of amounted to
about 900 bushels at previous raesprces remained
unchanged Provisions remain the same. No alteration
in exchange. Sugar inactive.
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ALBANY. June l6-P.

ALBANY, Io--P. NJ.
Our flour market exhibited no change to-day, and
prices remained the same without sales Of Importance
Dealers were waiting the Cambria's news Corn was
rather heavy We report sales Of 900 bushels Western
mixed and yellow which made at i0s cents the
former and at Ill cents for the latter Wheat
active while prices continued nominaly the Pro-
visions steady and the retail trade continued good
The receipts in round numbers for the preceding
tyfour hours about foows<-Flour, 900 bbs;
wheat, $4,000 bushels about $4,000 bushels
Freights were less Arm.
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u.aa generally or psr Ct for 81. months instead of

usaa generally per Ct for sx months instead of
and TO-
We II stated somewhere that the Long Island Rail
road Company have made arrangement with the
emaca Company for the Of the road between Brook
lyn and Jamaica for $2l 600 per they formerly
paid $4,000 Some economy has been introduced in
laries and labor on the road by which aggregate
saving including the rent of about s27 900 per
has been made since the board into power 1t
Is also stated that the due half years rent has been
compromised by the payment Of $4,000.
The trade of st Louis appears to be in very prosper
Gus condition We find the following interesting article
relative to its increase in the Union Of that city Of
9Th instant -
Tne vast and productive country in this great valley
OF the Mssisssspp whose surplus produce must neces
sary come to this city for sale and expectation VIII
the ratio OF Its own increase in population and weatn
Increase in business and Importance this now greae en-
porium.
we have made table of the productions OF TINS val
ley imported to city since the first day OF January
last up TO the first day of June which we mere present
IL VIII Dc seen that many articles are Omitted sucn as
beams cheese, castor beans axseed beeswax, Sc Du.
enough Of the great staples Of the country are
In the tabular statement to show pretty nearly the ex-
n ltH
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BosroN, June l6-P.M.

BosroN, June l6-P.M.
Our -four market continues firm, and previous prices
Of Genesee and Michigan well maintained Corn
Although the stock in first hands large the market
continued firm, without change in prices. Oats were
less r with moderate sales at 81 cents Provisions
were firm, and mess beef worth $l6 Sugar was dull
and sales very light Cotton in q manner station.
airy, waiting steamers news sales trining to
report while prices stood unchanged Frsights CONT.
nued steady. Stocks were firm
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baltimore, June l6-P. NJ

HBALTIMoRE, June Ib-P. NJ
Our flour market continues very steady and report
sales Of about 1000 barrels Howard street. including
some parcels ofsusquehanna at So so to So 6aK Wheat
continued to sell to fair extent and sales Of about 1000
bu Maryland and Pennsylvanis red made at 1920
81. Corn exhibited change and light sales were
made at yesterdays quotations. Meal firm, and
small sales made at S. slX So SIX Provisions
continued firm, and whiskey nominal
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BALTIMORE, June 10, ls47.

BALTIMORE, June 10, lS47.
The Prssidenrs Northern Viat-Frauduient Gem6lfnx
-Vhg Convention Fires-New York Eiopemsnt
Case-Markets-S Stock Board, &c.
Information OF positive character has been received
here that the Presidents present intention to leave
Washington, his trip to the North Tuesday next
remaining night and probably all day Of Wednss-
day in this city He will therefore, reach New York on
Thursday Friday at noon and from thence proceed
to West Point time to be present at the closing Of the
examination VI that institution.
The great fraudulent gaming case, in which James
Perry, and other gamblers have been found guilty OF
fraudulently winning $4,000 from Isaac II Jones' was
up before the County Court The suit brought BY
Jones, to $1,000 which had been found In the
dit Of Robert Perry, Of the four convicted
fraudulent gamblers on the assumption that the said
of the instructions Of the Court were thai un.
ess the jury could find that this $1,000 obtained
by the fraud Of Perry in collision with the others they
find for the defendant and verdict for defendant
accordingly rendered Exceptions take to the
opinion OF the Court and the win TO the Court
The WING Convention for the nomination Of Viii 9
candidate Tor Governor Of Maryland r,r,f- ~ Cam
bridge to-day The candidate this year be from
the Eastern shore and it is generally understood that
Or Williams will be the man. The Democratic Convsn-
ton is to meet at Annapolis next week.
Fires inceudiarism. and nremen's riots becoming
almost hourly events In our city.
Nothing further has been heard here concerning that
errng child Mary Fox She In said to be at Pittsburgh
and supposed her abductor has got tired Of her BY
This time and will readily hand her Of his
croneys TO participate in the reward pa yment
for bis villany and travelling expenses.
Tur MsRKgrs-There number Of buyers in the -four
market yesterday, who freely offered 81 So but no gs
Gersliy disposed TO further Europe
nearly due note sale IA the morning Of bbs
street brands at 50 & and afterwards about 1000 bbls 30
though t7t generally contended fer sale Monday
q 600 bb City Mills, ats 10 aud 700 susqu SAY
Since commence Of the week about 800 bbls Mary
land pesl have been taken 81 as IN fo white and
yellow and 400 bbls Pennsy at as Supply Of all kinds
gfsln small sales Saturday Of 5000 bushels Pennsylv
uis red 81 25 aud 900 ST. load Of LOCO bushels white
selling i2ai H. and yellow for the ehoi,s
lots br n cent 0 tw more. Oats GO &c
SrocK BoARpThe money market is essy, snd loans
making call below STANDARD The following sales
made the stock Board yesterday $1,000 Maryland &c.
s9 1000 City 6s G IO .hsre Bank Of Baltimore 90; do
FiremenS Ins, i8&; 40 Bsti & Ohio kR, az.