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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS
For sale, Of Stoke, &c. see Fourth Pqge.

TUESDAY, August I5-P NJ.
The tendency of Stocks at the First Board was
upward and the Fancies improved At the Second
Board the buoyancy lost and prices fen off, Treas
ury Notes were 464t Government Skies, ls65 Al :;
Harlem as predicted last week went up TO 5il but
closed at 81
The business in Bills to-day was moderate and
rates rather heavy Sterling, 9det Francs, 5.23;
522l 3 days do. 52O1517I Guilders, 4Ois40i Rix
Dollars, 75lQ79i Marks Banco 35i 136.
In Freishts there is but moderate business
doing. We note $1,000 bushels Corn, part SD severa
thousand bbls Flour at lsals Sd 200 bbls Naval
Stores I'D and some Cotton at 5-32i. vessel was
taken to load Moasses in Cuba for Montreal s. per
hid
There is no new feature in the Money market
Loans are easily negotiated short call at per
Paper Is 9al5 per cent
Mr.. Corcoran of the house Of Corcoran Riggs,
goes abroad in the steamer tomorrow.
The private letters by the Acadia speak of a
moderate business doing in American Securities at pre-
vious rates London like this City, is always dull at
this season Of the year.
There is a fair business doing in Dry Goods
but the jobbers are not yet busy. Some houses
nected with the far West and South are doing some
thing. Heggerty, Draper & Jones had rather slim
sale today, and it slimy attended. Prices but
poorly sustained and everything went heavy. The
commission merchants doing good deal OF bust
ness, and Exchange place Broad and Pine SITS show
more activity than at any time before this season
John Brough, Esq. on the 9th inst. was unan-
mously elected President of the Madison and Indian.
spois Railroad Company. This we regard most
excellent appointment, Mr.. Brough being well known
for his financial talent and economy. His valuable
services while Auditor of the State of Ohio in the
agement of the finances of that State aud their effect
the time the State credit, well remembered
here This Company have declared semi annual divi-
dend OF SEVEN per cent payable In this City ON the
Goth inst The business of this Company has very
largely increased during the past twelve months,
rendering it the most productive Railroad stock in the
country.
The receipts on the Wabash and Erie Canal,
which is being completed to the Ohio River by the
Bondholders TO whom it conveyed by the State in
payment of onehslf the debt show a considerable in.
the same time last year. The receipts have
been follows from let July, 1896 to st July l547
and lst July ls47. 10 lat Julv
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Al PovLrRy: Turkeys piece y'd75 Chickens psir ~
81 Ducks Sa25; Wid Geese, 7Sde PkovisioSss a. D'
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Ia IONA Dubuque Egg were Re e s Se GGass
70 psse' - CALIFORNIA the following prices
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Butter per pound aud o'pe' 'ass ! Res bacon Ss
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MAJ ON HALL BoARDIN-GSoHooL

R. ROSS, AM PROPRIETOR AND PRINCIPAL
This SCHOOL IS SITUATED on the bank OF the Hud-
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the City OF Albany and in vicinity exceedingly beautiful
and h-a thy IL designed to give boys thorough pracu
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boarding school, Is limited 10 small number Of pupils, 70 de-
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access Mr. Ross (who established the school about five
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For farther reference terms recommendations &c. see
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by addressing r. L. Ross Greenbush aul4 a~jwisMsTu'
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Ma. " d are resolved that nothing on their psri
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GENERAL NOTICES.

~ First Ward-At a meeting OF The Democratic
Wing Executive Committee Of the First Ward, held al the
ing preamble and resolutions were adopted unanimously,
and ordered 20 be published:
Uhcreds A Wing National Convention has met in Phila-
delpha with fun representation OF the Wings OF the IN
ION In wise impartial and delbersve manner have pre-
scented 10 our choice the Of Gen. ZACHARY TAl-
LOR and WILLARD FILLMORE, for the Offices of Presi-
and Vice President Of the United Stses the Wing tx
ecuve Committee OF The Fret Ward believing That al ear
nest and vigorous effort Is required Of in behalf Of
principles, III m
Reselrcd That the Wings of the First Ward sill adhere
with increased rness their principles that In the con
fusion OF parties reminds Of the language OF disn-
guhed statesman In the dark and troubled might that s
pron above the horizon promising Tx III
10 guide but IN the intelligent patriotic united ng party
OF the Union"
ResoreJ That In Gen ZACHARY TAYLOR the distinguish
Cd candidate for the fret Office in g we recognize
Wing OF spoess private WORTH gallant soldier. who re
cards war al all times and under all circumstances as IA
rona calamity To be avoided II compatible with the nanon-
al hoDor the In tine, who will administer the Gov
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heart
RessSed, That tender with no common feelings, our
cfhce Ia the peoples gift bis lofty character the
exalted services he has rendered In the State and National
L-gsaurs give abundant proof that in him Freedom and
the Constitution hnd faithful friend.
Rssored That deem sacred the vausble compromises
ofthe Constitution, yet believe Congress has the
power TO exclude Slavery from Territories free, and IL
bound By al the ties OF human freedom exercise that
power Believing al the time that In the election Of
himself not 10 interrupt wishes will be copsummsied
Resided That most strongly and urgently recommend
10 the Wig electors o tins Ward In view OF the great cam
psgn, which Is upon thai they be scuve and
ygsni that every honorable be taken TO Circulate
the Truth and importance OF the issues before US.
j. CLITZ MORRISON. Chairman.
JAcoB RosEvELr, Nce-Channsn
rs X: s. TOWNSEND Secretaries. ,uIsi,,
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EITREKA-A PROSE POEM,

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That there much the volume ~ interest Dot 70 .
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Mr.. Geo. Higgins lis Thompson-st New-York,
Mr. Power FulfOa-st Brooklyn. Grocer;
Mr.. Geo Becketi 81 Elm-si. New-YoTk.
Ms NJ Reeves, tboardlng -house) Myrle-aye Brooklyn
II giving other nance II per.ons will not believe
be il so-bu let them try this once, and they VIII be sat
sized.
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