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STATES international Maiis
weight but does not exceed two ounces Il will be
rated with four charges Of single POSTAGE when Il
exceeds two ounces but does not exceed three, II
WIN be rated with six charges Of single postage; and
ounce, double charge for the first ounce, and two
additional charges for each succeeding ounce, or
fraction q an ounce beyond The .frai ounce. This
s ordered In virtue of the provisions OF an act Of
Congress approved March 8, 1919.
And, In pursuance Of the same act It Is required
tia letters which are refused at the Office ofdevery
by The parties addressed and letters which, for any
other cause, cannot be delivered 10 said parties shal
De Immediately returned 10 the Dead Letter Office ia
Washington under address TO The Third Assistant
Postmaster General, without waiting the time for
advertising as heretofore required ia relation TO this
class Of dead letters. They must In every case BE-
marked In red ink on the ince with an entry showing
they are refused, the cause thai prevents their
delivery; also stamped with the stamp Of Office and,
with d view TO The proper adjustment Of The nc-
counts be placed under post-bilI TO the Dead Letter
Office
Transient newspapers uhal i, papers not ssnt
from the Office Of pubiicaiion) will hereafter be sub
jeci, in virtue OF the nct aforesaid The general
newspaper postage rate only; that ~, one cent for
any distance not exceeding 100 miles and for any
distance In the same State, and une.and -a-laIt
cen, for amy distance exceeding one hundred miles,
where the newspaper is sent from one State Into
another. But postage on such newspapers n In all
cises 10 be prepaid, as Heretofore.
In respect 10 British mhlls, where the official
posinge entries on he'lners received are IN red Ink
The letgr il 70 be considered as pnid and 10 10 be
delivered accordingly; where in black Ink as unpaid,
and the postage Is 10 be collected. Postage In such
cases is either wholly paid or wholly unpaid. The
postage figures on such letters shaw, on epaid
letters, the amount 10 be credited 10 the United
States; on the unpaid letters The amount charged 10
The United States. The postage 20 be collected from
nnpaid British letters Is In all cases TO be, whatever
may be their debit figures twenty four cents
when single, with an additional twenty four cents
for each additional rair, and, after the first
ounce, each letter exceeding that weight Ia 10 be
fraction Of an ounce.
j. coILaMER, Postmaster General
Posi- orficE DEpARTstEsr, MARCH l6, 1919
mar-tl6 81 .E2l w s4asE3
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WAR DEPARTMENT.

ADJUrAar GEsgRAL'S OFFICE,
General Orders Washington March lG, lef9
No. rs.
Board will convene in the city OF New York on
the LIST Of May for the purpose Of examining Assist
ant Surgeons for promotion, and snsh applicants fol
appointment In the medical staff Of the army as may
be invited TO attend.
The Board win consist of Surgeons Mowsn,
WooD, and CuyIER and Assistant Snrgeon THoaAs
HENDERSON.
The Iunior member TO act as Recorder
The board will adjourn after performing the du-
ties assigned to H. and the members return TO Their
respective stations.
BY Order
II. JONES,
Adjntant General,
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LIST OF PATENTS.

We commence the publication, to-day, o.
the weekly official list Of Patents, issued by
the Patent Office, with the claims upon
which each patent is granted. Inventors
and others interested in procuring this inior-
nation, at the earliest possible date, are in
formed, that the weekly official List, will
appear in the Daily National Wing every
Tuesday morning
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New Series--Noil
Circular Instructtonsto Collectors and OH :
er Onfcers or the Customs.
TREAspRy psrAnrMENr.


TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
March a lao
The nar,ie,,, atlantic, ~ ,a,,,.o,. al o,,a.
f ,,e r,a's " ~ mh,an. w. ~
" y" sipms ~ caed 70 me fnp)onel act o Congress-
approved I'd March, 1919, entitled IAN act 10 extend the
provisions Of all laws in force relating The carriage
of pass ncers In merchant ,eaesIs a,a ~. ,s.,o,,a
i, ar,, " - $3.50 So M ~ 'ss
''rrfoi' ts taisS
ON examination Of this act, IL will be perceived, that
with certain notifications mentioned II extends The pro-
visions az The Ia,v ,err. Ia "a .ii fro,
w p' " "e 'h'eu ,h'es 10 any poH or pace VI 'ie
racine ocean, or on It's tributaries or from amy such port
tic Or rs tributaries !, is-s I5stl
Your attention Il caed n ~. modification ar ,hs Az
+ Ao'i "..'"""' Is Sueu 10 uc mpulncauon u ,nr qh
section Of TIE act Of the i7h May 1913, 10 provide for
the ventilation Of passenger vessels, and for other pnr
and also 10 The amendment az The ACT m 2o Feb
ruory 1917 80 regnn,e ne n a. ma.
Z .a,. ,,,e,r..s, i, j,
MI ~ :. ,''ei ,n
ISL, ~ 81, INN ls, ar =. ,, ~ ma,s aaa '
lo ana oh June isis are 10 DC pursued N the en-
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THAT 40 OTHER Mas mas Dosr.--We have seen
l. stated that g. w. p. Gusts paid his respects TO
president Taylor aiew days slnca and that he Il per-
aps the only citizen who has taken by The hand The
twylye Presidents OF the Uni,e1 States. II may be
added that Mr. Gusts cast his first for General
Taylor Having resided in the District Of Columbia
he did moi ENJOY the right Of suffrage until Congress
rrtroceded to Virginia The soil that originally hc.
Ionged to THAT State.
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i5. The Senate were in open session for
few minutes only yesterday, and then, with
closed doors, proceeded 10 the consideration
d Executive business.
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OFFICIAL.
AppoISTmExTs BIZ THE PREsIpEN

APPOINTMEKTs BIZ TIL PREsiDENT,
ny and rih ne adries aud eonssai Of hs ,seaafs
STATE DEPARTMENT.
GALES SEAroN, OF the District Of Colum-
bia, to be Secretary ST Legation OF the
United States to the Federal Government
of Germany.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT
EDWIN BOYLE, Of Annapolis, Maryland,
IN place Of Martin F. Revell, agreeably TO
the nomination.
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j. E. CARVER,
ARCIIITECT IND ENdiLNEER.

70. d NORTH SIXTH srREET, riiftApELPnit,
owes Drawings and Specifications 10
" Dwellings, Ac and 10y out The grounds for c'mntry
Seats Grmserrs; together with the arrangement Of
Trees 10 rive the proper s,r Ao, Churches Hospitals
Prisona. Water WORKS Gas Works, &C. on the lated and
mol approved plana inelnding healne. ytnnafhg. a.
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Please read President Tnyors Tnangural--it is
just az we expected, none OF your windy, bombasrc,
s'long yarns II shows ability and honesty and his
determination 10 prefer the Constitution before any
party platform, hla guido in the administration o.
the Government We sometimes almost think we
nave ruler equal TO Washington. There In no
greater mark OF ability ihan ditiidence thereof
The Nestmorel1nd Intollgeacer Justly remarks
THE Address i short, and in fine harmony with
thar elegant simplicity purify, justice, equality and
inpartlality which emnontiy characterize lis a,i-
thnr. Here are no intcrmnnble party harrang,ies,
or dnnIsogica speeches 10 GRITTY the viaicd taste
Of party leaders, 20 sbsrye the ends Of yena pol
iiiclan4. There Is nothing supegliuous; no impor-
tnnt National interest omitted; II IL brief compre.
hensiva and to The point. President TAYLOR looks
upon these 30 States with their territories in the ag-
gregale, and himself US the impartial guardian Of
their prosperity, harmony and rapidly increasing
greatness. The style and dietlon Of the address ia .
model Of good taste
We rejoice 10 hear party papers speak thus yes,
we rejoice with exceeding grent joy An approval
of The address BECAUSE it Is no party harangue," or
demigoeical speech crafty the taste Of party lea
'lers." This Independence and purity Of The Presl-
dent Will doubtless work wonders In demolishing
partyism Soon many presses will burst their shac-
kles, cast them away, declare independence and adj
yocste ihe{claims OF the Nations candidates" for
the Presidency, II was because General Taylor was
capable, honest, firm, independent and deserving
that induced first raise the Flag for him while
vet he was IN Mexico. We then thought and declared
that he was a second Washington, and we think 50
stiIl ---I ig.fia Pa Free Press
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DRACTISES IN the Snpr,me Court Of the United States.
the Courts VI the District and II The neghborlhg Sse-
gives legal counsel AZ his chsbert, proscutes claims
every description against Congress OF my Of the Dtpi.
menis of Government. as agent ", procuring letters.
patent ior Inventions al IL prepared % execute any bsl.
requiring the paseucc and attention Of c.tiiist ID
agent al The scat Of government.
ns. Office At ha dwelling. No. Missouri Avenue, be.
tween aud AZ areetA
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ROBERT j. WALKER
N rTIsr \W IN THE Strput.Nrg roIrpr
or rmE rNITEp srArEl

answer many letters, he thinks proper 10 say lila
lie cannot aleni claims before Congress. or any
The DEPARTMENTS, but VII dSois hs attention exclusively
10 cnsts entrusted 60 hin, ia it,r Supreme Can't
Office Pennsylvania ayende near the seven buildings
Washingoit, u c. mar J--if
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g5. Yesterday and to-day were set apa,,
by the Secretary Of State for the reception
Of the members Of the Diplomatic Corps
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woRTHINGToN G. sMrTHrN,

rosIsHty soLic'rcR OF rue GENERAL LtSp orrlcs,
A7ToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AZ Lar
washingtOn ID. O.,
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usrrrp srArss Patent orpIcn,

March 10, 1919
IN THE PETITION OF WILLIAM STEELE or NEW
" ynrk. praying for the extension OF patent granted 10
said William Steele for Improvement In making brush
rs, Ur years from The expiration of said patent
which takes place the seventeenth day Of August eiqh
teen hundred and forty. nine. IT.
Is ordered that the sad petition be heard al the Patent
oire the st Monday Of August next Of ~ O'Clock m
and all persons uohed 10 appear md show canre II
any they have why said petition ought not to be granted
EDMUND BURKE.
j. Commissioner OF Patents.
Mar l9.-laclw
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Mr. LApoucHgRE, in his speech upon the intro
duction OF the project Of the repeal Of the Nayiga.
ton Laws, spoke Of the probability Of reciprocal
convention with the United States, respecting the
| coasting trade. Being questioned on that point, he
distinctly said or Is reported TO have said, that
interview with Mr. Bancroft, that gentleman, The
American minister spoke Of his desire that such II
convention should be signed;' and that Mr.. Han
cro, further added, ''hc should be willing the next
day 10 decide upon any convention which should
include the coasns trade"
To this precipitate and unqualified declaration the
British statesman replied that on snch question he
did not think he ought to anticipate the decision Of
the House; thai II wasa question upon which Parlin-
ment should decide Whether or not rebuke was
here intended TO The overforward representative OF
the American Republic we shall not undertake to
conjecture; but we may venture the belief that the
reply Of Alr. Labouchere does contain n rrbuke
which the American people and Government might
well administer to an Ambassador who declared
himssf ready "to decide upon any convention which
should include the coasting trade"
ii Is not usual In any well ordered government for
the treaty making power 10 attempt TO change or
subvert any existing system OF legislation upon
which an established policy rests. Some legislative
action In advance, authorizing negotiation within
certain limits, OF the recognition by law Of some
general principle which would cover the ground Of
the question involved, is generally considered ne
cessary prelminarylf the late Administration gave
Instructions to Mr.. Bancroft, such would warrant
his declaration 70 Mr.. Labonchere, strange
sumption Is implied. To diplomatize out of exist.
ence the laws regulating our coasting trade would
argue arrogation Of Executive power which might
with equal propriey, be exercised In modifying our
tariff laws BY treaty.
How lar this Government might be disposed 10
go in The way Of reciprocal convention with England
on this subleci--a convention which would have to
be extended also to n The countries which stand
upon the footing of ",he most favored nations''-it
would be time enough TO determine when England
shall have acted she is about TO act independently
Of u.s. she asks other equivalent for the repeal
her Navigation Laws Than the reduced rates Of
freight which she supposes the new competition will
cause. That Is the benefit she seeks; il is that
which her manufacturers demand. She is pursuing
her own policy. Let her 60 on. We are at liberty
10 pursue ours. When Il new condition Of circum-
stances shall have arisen we shall DO able in view OF
the changed aspect Of things, TO ascertain clearly and
considerably what our best interests requirc--and
then il VIII be time not for Ambassador AT Lon
don, bni for the American Government, 40 decide
upon any convention which shouli include The
coasting trade. "--Luit. liner.
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Treasury Department., March 10. 1870.
PURSUANT 10 the provision contained inthe first section
l oi mn ART Of Conprcss entitled San art making npprs.
priaIios for the civil aud diplomatic expenses OF Govern
mrnt for the ending the irteth OF June eighteen
hundred and Gfy, and for other purposear approved
March 4 1912 hereby give notice that the principal and
interest scrip has been issued prior the
first day OF July. 1919 may be issued, under the ninth
lion OF The Congress entitled An to raise for
limited time an additional military force and for other
,rnoses approved February II, 1917 will upon ihe pre-
sention fthe ~ the Treasury OF the United States
he redeemed and paid the said first day July lS49
and thai al intrcst such scrip will aad day
W. NJ MEREDITH,
Mar n damf Secretary Of The Treasury
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MERCHANTS iron, The SOUTH and WEST would
W be smrly recompensed by making cheap purchases
CARPET, Or cIofir q 4 WINDOW SHADE DEPOT
Nos. ~ 20, North Second Street, Phindelphia
Stcppd fcor, door beio,o Christ Chmch.
300 piece Of wIon Brussels, Imperial Ingram, Dam.
ask and yentian Carpetines with Oil Cloths Mats Russ
Looking Glassea blinds window Shadea and Msftngs,
Wholesale and Retail. VERY Low.
III Liberal advances made on consgnmenis Of Car.
elines and oil Cloths J. SIDNEY JONES.
March q. -f
on BOxEs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HONEY
on FOR SALE Thin honey be seen nj John A. Don
ohoo's IN street irwin be sold very low Per-
wishing fne article would DO well TO call and zee n
Mar l6-dlw intelliKsncer 4 Union.
Jon PRINTING
NEATLY DONE At THIS OFFICE,
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rosT.oFFIcB DEpAaTMnNrl
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC AND INsTnuc.
TIONS TO POSTMASTERS.

teIutIre % Me fdttng Qf IltlfeTs e Rcurn % Dead
Letters, Irdnsent Nsirspdpers, and the Postnnark.
ing Of Letters Conveyed By tho british and United
States International lLaiis Tf
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DEPARTMENT or srArn.
March 9, 1919
The above is a hue copy of the original roll.
IS DERRICK. G. c.
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srAr IS5 Do sTa y 4a7s Soprcr.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-07-21

WAsMSsros July 11th, p. ID.
Chas. w. Fenton, publisher of the Washington
whis, has been appointed Consul to CoweS
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-07-21

CoNGREoATIoSALIsH IN IowA.-Congregati0n
aiism Is taking root and spreading itself rapidly
in Iowa, Young as this State Is. and small as
is its population, IT has already forty COngrsg.-
tiOnsl churches; and at the recent meeting sf
the General Association Of Iowa, there we're 80
members present, Of whom 20 were minister, Of
the Gospel, not including delegates from foreign
bodies.
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NMeaa and child, Juarucs, Mscar'v. Oscar Nses-ty
FIELD, Jas Henry Meyers. Mruei pou. Pedro Rsrn
WIN Perkins lady and servant, Miss Virgins ustestau
Mss Catherine Hstleston Mr. and Mrs John Henry ssd
three chdrep DIR Amos lady and child, Bar'let and
lady, Mrs Phillips, Niss Phllips. Thomas and lady. Geo
Rivrs. and twenty IN the stesraTs.
ItvEnroOi-Faclet ship Monteruma-xsor Thornton, Of
fngand Rev u French Jane French LYDIA and Russell
frnch % India WIN Phillips of Dublin, Robert Paul and
81 in the steerage.
CLAssew-Shp Cora Iinn-Mr Chas Chalmers and lady 81
Montreal; Steel ~ Scotland; John McDouga Of do. Gss
Janet Morris. do and ~ IN the stecrage.
orDoNDpRnN-sbr Chieftain at Philadeiphie-Nrs IL
Coll Nss Egs Coil Mrs Jane Coli Miss Katune tonnsr.
Miss Isabella Coll Miss Jesca Coil Mr. John
Mis- Mary Watson Miss Margaret Dcrnei Miss sarah
Calhoun. sss Elizabeth Shee Miss Nary Gallagher Nis
tsssidy-2ss In the strersre.
BornrAut-Ship Talma-rouis Bloudet Or " Kossinski
roncmt lady snd child Pc maud. Sobqn. n...s
shin and lady. W Barber
And lady ID Asnew. Miss Davi Mr. Dohhin superc,rge
BALiEE tUonI- Brig Importer-Capt Wilson and three
The cre~ ef the brig fsbus away Ssvsna Reef
Nay
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In this city Tuesday the 18th inst Of the prevail.
ing epidemic Mrs AaEY CouGBLAS second OF
Mr. william Coughlsn, Of BuiteraDt, county Cork,
Ireland
Her remains were on Wednesday. Inferred In Cslva-
~ Cemetery Ptgtitscdf IN poe Amen.
On the 18th inst 81 water on the brain. GsoHos w,
yuurgeft Of aud nary kesO aged 10 months
ISIS remains taken 70 Green wood
On the morning Of the 18TH inst OF dy seatcry OsCAH
l. second u \. A MARITIME in the fourth year Of
his age.
ment -
Suddenly on Sunday the 18th inst of the prevailing
epid.mic FlfzarEru ASH wife of Paul Fisher smith,
IN the cath year % her age
(~ewark and syracuse papers please copyD
ON the 18th met, Mr. SAHsH GoarEars, widow OF the
late G. n Gomp.rts. in her 18th year.
ON "wednesday the lsth inst, Nrs. LA'i-a Lro,s,
eyed - years.
Her friends and thos. Of her son in-a~. " r. Car
ry respectfully Invited To- attend her funeral at
O'Clock ~ Ihursday the 10Th inst from her late
rrtidencs, No - Tenth street tier will be
taken r. Ur,euwv,d FOR iuierueDt
on "Wednesday. the 18th instant CsruaRfSE, wife OF
Daniel Grifnu, aged % years
The friends relatives respectfully invited TO
attend her funeral this dav (rhur-day), at o'clock
from 81 John street cotn,r ~ Gold
Boston papers please copy
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Port OF New Work. July no. istY.
GIanred

svs sErs.... 80. - uieH ws1ts ~
Cleared.
shir.- En,,rrri,. rupk .iserpgGi T.yor Rieh Mar
Savannah, L hnch,il Johs Msrshsll seyef. B,umgrs
Aetna tr5 Dsshsss ror az Prince ir,iai a. ASS
Hsniy pggvssh seLyst,
Ccncerdia tNorw JehAhscn d. Lsdy y ts Ls1s sri
si hsrTqSs hasasies Gfrt a. Isrs' ,,.rs.
~ G,Srsss"s tbTl g'shfim a. aot,,t.' Jshn 81;
setrs- Richmond, Lsary, iaeksonvin. " u Rroosm,oi
hss wsy silfs S Sss IS $780,.
fort Johr Cashier, Belst'n rhlsdophs JOha "A Ads~.
Nor. Boston, Cornela. Faulkner 10, Thets. s,siy Nss
-Teeumseh Forler. Providence, James Lnnphesr
hrrus goes master Of the candacs which cleared on
The 10Th Tor Shanghai ARRIVAL.
stesmhir tshmus Atsood New orlsans AMI Baltic July
Psoket shp Nopteruma Lo~bsr Liverpool June 10. with
rdse, TO a MArshs Un the Dsnks obhgei 70 lie 70
bvs days account Of the Ice several rsbert
p.ssengers. 70 tee & 60. '
ship CORR linn, Lambert C,a.sos Ny r. vita mtss 70
cello hence dsJs ou' sth no lat Ton brs Wnim
ship Talns murray Bordeaux. a. ds,s. With brandy v.
W Nelson.
bRLsA stuart June IS. no la loo n y, spots sr brig
Coon Vail. from Casdf Tor New ork. 10 das. ouu july
nsh pie sslf vsPy Wiz 4 fSisspas' .s.t 9s.' \;
sane TINE, schr Nts, Of hs'iss,sn.
JIr,est Of Boston JaS iS ~ ,sf,sfsY, Rss ssr .hs
hdirenesot, from Nee Urlesns Tor tisefyonl
With COTTON, 80 zoe, Aid.tsos a 60.
Dan sohr President Loi...u. ror Prince 10 days. With
sohr Frasee. Ccter Ncrth C,rsHu, bd.y.
schr Mary " yell wia.ms Win ueton Nc Gays, with
schr Jcns, smith sichois Wilmington NC, day.. Wit.
seIr Vim Bsn-y. -. Baltimore tdsy,
schr Sarah Ann Roe, GillrtL Bsi'i,ngrs days
kels lnde psndetee, Carter, bsugor. ~ days
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Married.

On the 18th inst ut this Cnarch OF the Asoen sion BY
the Rev. Mr.. Bedell MIR Pnuir GtLprssLsE,s, OF the
house OF VIM Hrsdlsy Co Galveston, Texas to Miss
ANA DUpLry Bs, of this city daughter Of the late
Rev Moses Bean.
In this city the 10th inst at the residence Of ILL.,
ram Neltmsn, ESQ by the Rev Selden Haynes Ricu-
Aap A. URArs Esq OF Boston TO Miss Rtsgoo. n
Grls, daughter OF the late George Oeb, OF this city
lBoston papers please copy
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ssvArrAp-Steemship Cherokee-sess-s " Hsmilton,
Hutchnss, n 3 Brewster, Wilkin. MS " tell Mrs
y, nre,ta wederm.nn, Mr. 7 Wiedenmsnn, Col Anarew.
OCouneli, u suses Gen Baron Jolly hessrs Baron
lohy. Jr. Dillon austin. Ferrsn, FIsnnigsn.
hcnermnt-3 In steerare.
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Ships Enterprise for Lyerpoo London (ykt for London
Minnesota for Lverpool Cornea do; Thomas Perkins
winds
JyLr ls-wnd at sun rise s; at meridian s; ~ sun
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MARKETS ELSE wMERE.

BosroS, July E.-Brokers' Board-a shares Fitchburg
Railroad no 10 do. do O 10 Vermont Central ,lroad
"a ~ DO do. go q do do dividends s27a 20 Vernon,
Massachusetts, Railroad 40 do do, tD Boston aud
Maine Railroad lO3 Boston and Worcester Karsad iu2
Eastern kaiiro. lu2i 10 Connectuut Niyer Railroad,
.Sis - Reading Railroad isa Northern Railroad 7lA,
Tall River Railroad, 80 81 Cheshire nviaends 9i 10 Sis.
EseLanee Bank 100 Boston and Sandwich Glass
ssh Ill East Boston Stock Ia 100 do. do 5-l6 Second
Bodrd-3 shs Vermont and Massachusetts, Railroad, tD
de- $50 f0 - Old Colony Railroad, M IS Reading
road, lea. % East Bostsn Stock Ia 5-l6.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
Nrw BrDrons on MARKkr, July lG 1919 Sperm
The demand has been good throughout the week. and
the recent advance fully sustained We notice sale.
of 100 barrels at 1C2 cents parcel OF $50 barrels and
cargoes Of leo barrels and yU0 barrels at los cents
cash, At which price holders very frm parcel Of
5000 gals spriog sperm sold at l0T cents cash Whale
The demand has been more moderate since Ia It
but prices well sustained The sales embrace as
bbls South Sea at IS cents and $50 bbls " Coast,
at 40c cash Whalebono-Saes OF 81, 900 lbs Polar at
- cts and 5000 y. w. Coast, Understood at 2Tk -
Csndes-A sale OF loo boxes sperm made ct IS cts
Z months.
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PHnApELPHIA, July Is, 4 L M-Arrived-Ship Tusos-
Tora TuIey Liverpool bark Msrimac. Bangs Do ton: brgs
GConsIns aGstCn; sohrs Oregon Hutton East
Brandy wine Gaudy New York; Thomas and edward Dur,
fell Lewes Dell Stranger Wood Yors River Mary Matt
Smith, Fall River; kalaLdn. Small, New York.
fellowship Shamrock, of Newcastle
Cleared Barks Harriet Thompson Tldep San Franssco
Merrimac. Bangs Boston; briggs niger OIL Pummer do
Davis Dyer, do; II wass, Wass do; Tanger cousins
do sohrs May Hover Huprer. do Kalahdin, Small Ga
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