The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-07-19
From our baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, July 1876 p. M
of the Presidential campaig~sception Of
the Commencement Of st. Marys college
The markets, &c.
the duties of the campaign, and will address mass
meeting friends Of Cass and Butler at Hall SPRING.
three miles the Hartford turnpike, Baltimore county, ON
Monday and Tuesday next.
COL Hughes and Lieut.. COL Emory arrived here last
night with large portion of Captain Tighman's company
of Maryland light artillery. large concoursc of our mill
tary and citizens in attendance, and gave thom
hearty welcome but the brave fellows were too anxious
visit their fathers mothers sisters wives, and sweet
hearts, to permit of parade through the city.
The annual commencement OF st. Mary's College took
place this morning in presence of large and intelligent
audience After the performance of grand march by the
band an address on The Passions" delivered by
And rev J. Sutton, of Baltimore, which beautiful
com position The Influence OF Hope" by Charles
H. Shredder OF this city, well and appropriately por
trayed The Grand and Beautiful in Mature" by Sam1
T. Williams of Bamo re- reflected much credit upon him,
and stamped for him reputation of much promise. Tho
same may likewise be said of succeeding address by
Dennis McKew of Baltimore, upon "Greece, ancient
and modern sc France in the 18th century," by Thomas
Roger of Charlie ston consisted of review of that PERI
3D. and of many of the who then fourshed and
tras,ed the past with the present. concluding with the
memorable words " liberty equality, and fraternity" This
address listened with evident interest and delight,
and was splendid composition, replee with deep
search and learning 1t was followed by tho Marseiles
hymn" from the band. a
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eloquent address upon the Triumphs of genius in adver
sty and concluded with affecting vnledictory hi
fellow Students which caused from many
eye lH i1
The concluding adhesion the faculty of speech
was then delivered by David Paul Brown, esq, of Pha-
depha which contributed by its cloquence, beauty, and
elegance, the pleasure Of tho numerous assomblago
present. t A
The distribution OF premiums followed; and altogether
this annual commencement in perfect keeping with
those which, former occasions have the highest
encomiums. .5l4. 55fof q.ttsa .e,r 81 stsass
The MARKETS the Baltimore market, this morning 4
there been transactions in flour whatever Howard
street is quoted IS 81 IS rs. City Mills il held ut
S. 49, but have been sales this morning. There il
little or no wheat arriving the good weather continues
good supply may BIO expected. 1t may be quoted
as follows. red wheat good to PRIME lilo lis c ordi-
nary to good 100 ITO cts white wheat lis Il8 cts;
family foar white, Ii8 l23 cen,s corn white - A
cents yellow iS 40 Rye SIS cents Oats 80 -
cents Small sales of bacon continue be made the
quotations, WIS sides A cents shoulders a s Cts;
hams 10 In barreled meats sales of mess pork
have been made at I'll prime is held at &c. Lard 10
now held 81 in kegs, and cents in barrels
/ There is reasonable demand for whskey, and saes
making 22A % cents in hhds and 70 Isl in bar
rel,.