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III The iAics; news nom Europe
indicates the probability oI' Prussia be-
coming party g thc conlllet which
l. now engaging the attention u The
ucfli. We are lodi thar enc thi-
Prussia has marched i large iorce IN
tile direction vi the Russian frontier.
aud an army ~ 10000 men il TIE
ILe French frontier. This
movement. which nay M simply 4
precautionary one. will probably ~
snls III charging lhe field 81 action.
The Victorious French Viii not consent
10 accele to any demands that lrus-
ia mas maze. ani general war may
tiier .orc NJ anticipated. the rcsultol
~ucb war. ia case England continues
81 remain neutral, cannot w doubtful
although the struggle mas ~ . pre-
longeA Que. france and Sariinla,
assisted by Russia, wll Isnmplc Aus
rria, Prussia and thc German States
~ ,hs dust. Tie map VI Europe Mill
ae re-drawn. Italy viii ~ comrara-
lively free, and Hungary, il i q y.
hoped. take her place once fnurs
among the uationali.ics vi the o;srth.
The news from tho scat VI Wal
shows tie steady Progress oithe allies
HE AnSirlans isayc retired ~ thcii
famous toS;resses, where they wi.l rs
caught like 81 many par'ridges. Ihs
activity, ability and sirea It'll NANTES
tel ty the allies. and tl.c iudec.sion
want " uniIy and in;erariiy III Aus
TRANS Warrants tl~ conclusion. Iii,
.inal defeat of iae Arsirians may ~
quiEe weeks. hut il i certain n occur
A:4l when it does occur, tAe news wl
ae received with ti.v GREATEST sAtisi.c
tion tiircn1hprtthc length aud orvadtl
VI tits country.
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NAfslFrw. Hsnu cry. Ohio. July 2. 40
Da. {. W. RonAcK.- Dear Sir For The
hsn,iis oi suffering humanils, perm, ~ 10
snnunnce. through the columns Of your
Circular. me surprising properties u saur
Scandinavian Blood Purifier and b iood Pills
uhicl j. sure cure for Digestion and
Liver Complaint. Nehaye several pcrsnns
10 ioun. who haze been suffering with Ii
YER Complaint aud Indigestion, aud o.
X ithsiandny that W. have a. good physi-
clans uS can be found IN Northern Ohio. yet
me disease hailirt Ihslr SKIN. Consequently
we were 10 state 81 dependency, until
Ne commenced using your P,ls ,hrousl,
ari ~ me advice III onr TREND. Mr.. Brcn-
nar. We used me medicine according 10
uir,riuns, uaJ are nov tull u lite aud hi
ari'y, and our gratitude ~ equal @ our i'm
prov,mtnt 70 health aud spurs. When We
fakr into consideration what we have been,
and uhat We are ~ present. we leel iike
cl.Nr- ~ ourselves " llie so u inafrttu!.,
Nr did nut rs Ga announce NJ ,ar puhlir
ihe great benefits W yeur Medicine There
lory. We accommodates me public ~ ara~
the 'Xpea.enes "a ha,ing recourse W your
Nsticnr, a1d cpurfqprnsls, AZ 10 duts
huunt. discharge ~sat M irrl 10 be oui
du.t, " advising prf-on- ~ho a'e s'ti.iin-
~ We have suiirtra. ~ make Orc " tor onl,
lruc nui -ure curr i1r W. di-ea-es alreaay
mraliyuvd. Mas G~ls.
Mis-. BalNsAx.
AN>S llAArN
4. 81. SsALrAS.
Sc ndveri.rr
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kELIgIot SEGylci.s. sscy. N. i..
Evans, Baptist Minister. anL agent M
the !.aiora Ieinalc Ssminaty, w.l
preach ii ti.r Protestant church y.
Jasper, ca Thursday, thc iltu pi Ar
gust, at iorr O'clock, !. n AMI N
The Shiloh Church ~ Friday ile lztii,
- ! ec.Dc~. The public arc rsaGs trI
u .1.iesa.
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EDNNslNiNu IA ihe P,st .fice - NJ.
= p.r iariAa.n, y ihv quaf'er ending the
~ das "a Jp'A 1859, ~h'rn II - iu..u
M before ,hr vQilt CAV w Snp.u ber VA NJ
,iil NJ ~en' ~ shs Dead irfi"f etiiee lnr
Pg.l I'LL NJ nrpsrielenI "A Wa MiAslon CIV.
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Iicrtg - RsrgE Eog gAA STAR TAr
Indsaap"ils S-suarl -ay- tAss Iile s ~.
od;rsrs yAa we're nnfhurzsd ~ ,hH i-U iur
,hai purp r.. consisting ~ tae Gaysri I'd
Treasurer \: ) atr. ana Superintendent TX
Public Iosruc'iy r. have pureha-rd unr linn.
cred acres VI How'd " GsnAral Dfpk4, upan
which toeres' EIrase AZ Rouge. Tar i4no
I4,r ~ ihr .,sssiile faal. ipst four mice
irsl s.r Abb iini's. and VAN adapted Nm
sl~r prr s.sse. 4 i ni1h srs-nL undpianlr,
sfi ~i'h i4e ,sefp irA NJ '-a aerrs, : COW
s-sr sisA sA.aas4e tsmosr, 4nE Aa- sEo is-
IND rpnn.- ~ water npnn M Inc yriae M
w p-'a !. go W. svse. 0hsn tae iisie N
rrrirciec. sIh iAe cyatrart i ID 5e cnn-
,an1sieli ~ ior (. i uf Apul nex.- rhs
loestion y regarded ~ an excelsior cpe IN
fisn-~ srgu.insrE aiiA ~ properly. ara CIV
vice very i-N. ~l,se. n sl,e litAs fx~i ~
isw. Ths urx' L-e:sisiurr siil laAafed
n nsAr ~ s9e'cesiasioA inr nv rfrr ~
satsnhle hlid'n@e ~ M i0~iAts.ys sAuel
n~+vsa M rs~'sir .irrdr.. aAa shet
Mf' when DrAt fi. sur F,nls hlf4 sa
iA At~ss W ts..aAxtts
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News Irorn Europe.
STRONG HOPES OF PEACE.


rnpehn cafes 70 me dh ms.
Al nrmisllce hos been agreed upon be-
tween ihe rontending PARTIES li'l ihr ~ hui
August. Tue eiact " tlis had been D
greater buuyancy Al al The money markets.
strong hopes ar enteraiaed " peace.
On lhe IN, y poleon ielcgraphed thu, ~
armisiice Nas agreed upVn. and ~ lhe Sta
4, Wa i nsd +, VIA FFanra vs. GINS Hess
and valiant. l. cnds 90 ,he ijia ~ Az
gust Il stimulates VA, nl commercial ses-
sc-. without distinction 81 aaq. beAlluNrd
~ uavivste lhe Ahfialic unmor-ied. The
n aierr cautions ;he ru9le against sns,-
understanding " the armsllce. lisays ne
1oli'ivps ulss Be re-cpmmeeced, bul dvcs
"A, sce iipu ihe war may b. trrmpafea.
The nrmisiice had caesrd mach excite
men Cn~ol. had atvanc,d i per cens..
Art 81 ,nr Pals hourse The ADVANCE wa. ".
The o,hef continental bouFSes ~ sdvancrd
materially The Austrian funds a. Fnnkfarl
rose ten per cent. prior y ,he declaration o.
ire armisaee.
TIE 5 .idnians hid proceeded vigoron~l,
10 Ne slcge u Pessaicrg, but lhis and other
movements have nov losr their in'rres,
\ Inthe Fearral Dlei, o. the IN ,u,t,
Austria proposed q mobilize ne ~hulr
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Observation-Disclosures
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Indiana and the Charleston convention
A correspondent VI the New York
Courier and Enquirer. Writing from
Washington, says certain assurances
have been received Ihcre. shat Indiana
will throw her vote against Douglas "
Charleston. arrangements hayaiA 7een
made q that effect IN Authorities cnn-
l.e,rnt in tbs promises. --lln- Lha
The New Albany Ledger, in cam
mcnring on tie above, pointediy SAYS
tile Democracy OF Indiana have not
vet held their meeting for the appoint
mcut II delegates ~ tie Charleston
Convection. anu what other ''au'tori-
ties are '.ccmpctc's" 70 make ar
ransrmcLts" Ter giving the vote q. tiie
State Ter u against any particular ~
d,yidual We are 1T loss 10 know. Ne
presume. however. that one u these
nice little arrangements is the re.
duction q; tie representation II the
State Convention. the exclusion VI al
bst ',icke;cdr delegates from is del'b
.ra;ions. aud tile holding u tlic Con
vcntion On Monday. IN ors.er II at tlle
wireworkers may have tie whole ~
the Sabbath in which cooperate on ths
delegates and bend them cyes y sAs.s
wishes.
Tie Democracy cf Indiana are forc-
warned, and they should b iorvarnc'l.
Before single county has appointed
delegates to the State Ccnvention-be-
tore the people have had any clporin-
nifty whatever Of giving AZ expression
III their sentiments. il j. announced
that competent authorities" have
made arrangements" 70 sand q d.ls-
gstion q Charleston pledged against
Douglas. We d. not know that thg
Democracy ot Indiana prefer JDlSe
Douglas TOR President. hu: W w
know that there il nj authority" ID
tne State ''ccnpetent' " say what MAI
By tile complexion u lier Delegation
Till after tbs State Convention La bycT
heid. We warn ti.c gentlemen VII,
have undertaken Ills sAsk. th-tary an
tempt on t.isir part u nsArp tie i'owel
which belongs c:l, ~ tie rEoriE wil
b. met and Resisted. I.41re nlr-t Y.
10 packing " tie Convention vi it,
18th u January, 81 tbs Convention n
Charleston. We hope There wlil N
10 attempt az snch, In, thr Nss Y
should b. On their guard. and ryn ny
bcr that iaey are tlle only ''vcmpeivn
authority III decide WHO saall ur sia.
~; rccc.se ils- vosc 81 Indiana ~ M
Charleston Convention. ANY iiss,u --iF
rangvmun;-" NJ official gentlemen \
Tie contrary notwithstanding
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1hTHE uflsf- igucd. having obtained thr
r''nfreri i"r rnrrying ihr niaii between
i-sr"r snd loa1or'er. iniortn~ th- pubic
i'.ai M has rni lnVd, new ~inse UPON ,he
fpui', nnl w M all times ~ prspaf,d 70
cnrfv rasrr"ser~ through w'th sai'iy and
dieraich Tue $1,000 vil lreve lh1 pn-i
Nihsr NJ jasar w MONDAYS 90 Fridays ~
z D'eluri, a AL. snA grus raily arrives 81
ino4noi.. III same - ctnnec' Niih ~ y ~
4rr ir,in pn ilr N s n Il n ai2s3O n N.
Rtlurttng ieavy- Lpaaaufte Iuesd.yS and
Saturday. N 'cnrk ~ lhe nrrninr. pas-
--f4tr~ lrrirg aufd " ne i'srlr.licrin .itii-
~ uiac.. wii ~ called NV ~ fpav ~ ifarrr.
srr, S-As-s. los. AckTR'IANN.
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Es Inniy seats pae, ls14J NV Ers'tnc
Aaa ~ ueuteFS IN thr iipure NJ Representa-
iites. anIihe Northwestern ; ate. Is. N1~
the Aew Egland Sfsie- rena 70. and lhr
NHsr~essern. 10 New Hampshire ,hrn
-rni Q. ani no~ ~ unn 3 members; While
Iiln0l- 'Aea sendiag vnls l. rew h,a 2 mem
5srs Tile eturus ~ 1850 WA maAr ,ne di--
pAFfy iar greater lhau Il ur& ~. Thr CEN
susie bctaAen neAt wear wi.l ri.or til- ppta.
'H'lon ilhe UAtsd STATES II ~ over 3O.cu1.-
GO
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Ara Exhibit

ar ths condition. ~ lav Common school
aud 81, gr,rslonsi Tow n-n,r fund lYr
,,.- Esr-! yrar ending March % h 1889.
refni aunt. u Pm. Com. s.noo
h,ef ss,s73 IL
st,rrfrsssyna. Tow nshlp $50 ci
-----
lis.s ~
snsftrF cnm senonl fund re.und
rt ~iinn tpr year 90. -
in,t. " Y r--.rsl reh'"i fund re-
funded ~iihn ih. year ato2 =,
----
50 Isl ~
li..r II Com. school fond relosned
~a,A,a r.,r~ $50 -
Am. - C.np'i Schni iund re-
Named ~nlua ,h.,-,r a2s5 8,
.3af. n T. m ,rt. ~ iunf on hard 90 -
Sal " Cyngr.si' School iund VA
..and 2oC 50
50 ia -
AM n ~ reed within they year
t,.gn.moii s.'hpul) oil IL
a,ni y, snT rs's \ ,tin 'hr year
1cvrsfssssonai ToanslilJ s6o os
Sl27 .:
Arr o iuIeres, distributed (con-
m.r -rtao) 3al %
Am u interest distributed lC,n-
rrrrrlvnuI township $40 -
sy55 "a
a-l. IN ut. on hand for disr,bu-
wv. fc III. ,.noe I3s "a
Bai. j, nj IN hand for Jislfibu-
tinr fCcr.'ii"~ ship ~ o.
C,,r,,. lr~s vt s.ic to- d.. lis 81
81 81 -
L.nving ~ March settlement, 1899. ih-
lni,a.wln. ~ snc.- 81 mnnry rns,niDg ~
haui IA me u univ fr.a~ur,, 70 All:
pr,n.v ,'numon srhu.I iund $50 %
PIN III l' D. :. ~ X. west o -
lPtin 81 h 81 =. 81 Y west l5V ~
PAN 81 H. 3 = ~ X D wet 30 y"
Exc,ss VI i 3 :. " X = west 10 90
iIn,.rr-t ,.nn. school iund al ~
in.ete&t I . =. X 3ws-t ~ 30
Interest T. H. :. ~ Y west ~ NJ
tI,,.,.., " MI ~ n west "a -6
r,..,..t.. III y ~ n 4 we.t CD 40
lstrr..t IL 4 :, : u X 4 Ns~t l5i "a
I,..y..t IN I. = III r. , wet Is ~
I,,.,e-t,,f ~ =. ~ X d west liS ~
lnsrrr.t " n 3. ) ~ west ~ -
Intrrest u T.. i, s. 81 X = w,sl ~ ~
-----
Tu'al smnnnt % hand. Si,57o ~
By order NJ ,iir B,ard.
JOHN MEHRl> GER, Auditor.
Jasper. Jnn- 20, lS5y-4w.
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on. a. II. WElMAN.

crEALA ~ NEWTON AND hAkkisSs $50
JASPER, INDIANA.
rs sill d NJ o'd i,rmr, and a'~nvs ready
1. u a,f.s.d ino-.. ~hr may wsn' his s"f'r
.u.. ~i,d f-,u,F iD.m ~ me Utmost - ~
1i'a,. Agfi ., M.
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ATics NEys md Ccr.s fi.rr- Iii law.
AA ~ ,NnHhis hliefYl An sts,r~ss ir-
rn-ird 'r itnsr eare M is.par Ls4rnss
snt rrrrAr il.as sauurs.
iss 1.lsgs
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iENryAL. alrsssS. Alexander ~
l3ect II ripvp ilsiv store fliis wcsk IVA
slle room formerly Occupied as \ lFu@
ssufc iN NeN NJ.
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Tie County, Order is~,ed FOR ". n-csl ,..r
.n.'.,, Stay clst 1850 amount. 70 : 49,
Oh -
III vr.rr OF the b 'ard:
JOHN MFfIRINGER.
Audi az iJuboi~ T. unity.
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AR The receipts and Expenditures OF d.
~ bos county. Indiana ios The d seal Year
M. My 31st 1859.
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For l,rlirqnen' Tax 1857 $ls73 AZ
Far Show License 10 90
Fer E.ia'e without heirs C5
if.a Revised : u,ul-r Of 1852 20
For Hsdemp;i.n oi lands 8. O5
For Delinquent Townh'p Tax 81 Sc 81
frr County Revenue 1857 1873 81
for i'llnqu~n' School Tx 1867 lUG 81
For County Revenue 1853 1880 s.
FoF fownrinp Tex 1857 liza II
Ior Speclll School Tax 366. "a
Tulal Recelpts during the Acnr : Ii .4n4 In
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rxPESDIrusIs.

Total Receipts during the ye.r sl5,4oa 10
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Ain'i II Com. school fond relosne,
~Hhin III. scar
Am, ~ Canf'i Schnl iund =
linied ~,llni lhr ,-sr
.ssf. N T. n rri. ~ i1nf nn hsn
bal NJ CynArssi' School iund Vi
.aand
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lns My 3lst 1869.
RkcfifTs.
There was remaining Ia The Comfy Tres
fnfy n' az settlement. $3.50 90
There has been received ~ the
q lun'y Treasury .ince the IL
dey u June, 1853. as follow,, To-
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IxPENDIruRIs.
Ther. has been oaid H. County, ORDERS from
~ ~ das 81 jane 1858 t. the 81 4 dsy Of
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la w INTELLIGENCE.

CIRCUIT CoURr FOR BALTIMORE CIrY.--Hon.
VIM. George Krebs, Judge. The following occu-
pied the Court yesterday:
Robert Moore, ct al, Hertz Blondheim, ct al
Bill to vacate Deed. Before reported. Further
argued by j. NJ. Campbell for complainant Whyte
for defendant. Held under curia.
Court OF COMMON PLEAS.-Hon. VIM. L. Mar
shall, Judge. The following occupied the Court
yesterday:
Johnson & Dasholl Us. Morrell & Randall An
action to recover for ties sold and delivered
Verdict for plaintiff for $3.50.
Richard Thompson John Hinsley. An action
on promissory note. Non pros.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Hon. Z. Collins Lee, Judge.
The following occupied the Court yesterday:
Richard S. Hardesty Robert Mills and John
Murray. Before reported Verdict for plaintiff
for 81 l,037.6l. Mclaughlin and Whyte for plaintiff.
Stewart and John for defendants.
Wisong Us. Cosel Judgment by default.
Stein vs. Henryman. Judgment by default.
Mills Us. Pierce. Dismissed
Joseph Pearsons, surviving obligor. Act to recov-
er on an injunction bond On trial. Emory and
Schley for plaintiff. Steele for defendant
|. Assignment for to-day $50 to ISL.
UNITED STATES CIRcUrr CoURr.-Hon. Roger B.
Taney, Chief Justice, and Hon. VIM. Fell Giles
The following occupied the Court Yesterday:
Crosby d Bevan Us. Kirkland, Chase & Co., Gar
nishees of Randall Forrest. Before reported
Verdict for plaintiffs for ST ,3Ol.l4. Wallis and
Thomas for plaintiffs. Brown and Bruno for defen
dants.
Charles Bayne u.s. Robert F. Morris An action
on covenant On trial Dobbin and Brent for
plaintiff Wallis, Thomas, and Charles Marshall
for defendant.
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Shipping SnteIliaente.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, April IA.
ARRIVED


Steamer John $ shriver, Dennis, from Philadelphia
mGif Of Thomas Pon anyfr BARK Kate Oliver from Feb
llth-hides to W Bruno Sons Left ship john G Rich
ahane s bons om h hepDo fer So dSg @ eI bak Asc Dn
cahear West baastng Ss 0cean Favde camm
Iha discg lincoln Merrill from London Susan Clark, FL
S snd ss'F ss k9f S@n 6S T r9r
Ayres arr sh Feb brgs Globe Islar from Georgetown,
ing been partially dismsted schr Storm Cloud Wayne I'm
E Ga1d saS for an g. to sail in fT & days. sG
3D. lat q 20 s. Ion 90 90 ship Rainbow, of New Bedford
Soa G al aD % pe e
4th lat q "a lon 90 H. ship Margaret Eliza, StrOut, from
Bark Chase Rafe from Rio de Janero, March 5tl-coee
Bark Clifton, Lewis from Rio de Janero, Feb 27th coffee
con- hides 1s &C. sf tS Hssen kqge%s I5S 'sN "a
B Rsy s BrGE2 from IN Bahia Marsh a I'D ID
brig Romance, Of baltimore, for St Thomas.
ss fqEy fss asi oR sds
with brig ThSs Watson for Porto cabeO to load fol-
R RBg Gr p March
March 3D. lat Sc 81 lon IS 30 spoke bark Aberdeen Coch
ran, P!a from ms, ,searrsport r; for Hay2na
anf q% r SeN aHsS M An West. t r e1
ldg Hopkins Hopkins, dscg d. for Ponce to sail 2d Ie
tel @ @ en iIF a. sbr @ Wish S M Wsya WRown MO
a Gew d ork arr Sst n Sailed from dos lst inst brig In
Brig Rio Grande, Cunningham, days from Matanzas
sugar saSse moass ann and fruit to Spence Reid
Eaana 80 hiIC sth, OH cape iieilry
board and lost.
Brig Mary Sabine, (Br) BOudrot, from Arichat, C. B.
plaster to Kelsey Gray.
Brig Louisa Strou from Boston-ce to Thos J. Cochra,
Co.
Brig Monserrate, Crowther from Wilmington n C-nava
stores, SC, to Dunnock Weatherly.
schr Tangent Pummer, 10 days Addison, Me-spar
to Whedbee & Dickinson.
schr Nancy J. Brayton, Rogers from Fall River-baas
to Bevan, Phillips < Co,
Schr Amer L., Hamblin, from Cape Cod-baast to mas
ter.
to Perry, Trowbidge Scott.
Schr Good Tidings, Henry, from Petersburg-o John
Pckrell 4 Co.
Schr Henry Finch, Davey, from New York-to w. Rhoad
4 Son; ice to T. J. Cochran Co .
Schr Sea Nymph Dawson from Provi denee-ballas to
Phillips Co. , .
schr s Boynton Grindle, from Providencs-ballast
Bsyan, Phillips L Co.
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Hlollttatg ana Commercial 8tbith.
BALTIMORE, April Il, 1859.

BALTIMORE, April a. 1892
The transactions in Stocks continue light, although
there was rather done in them day than on yes
terday the day previous The business at the Board
amounted in value to little rising $4,000 There was
some demand for Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shares
but Notwithstanding was officially announced yesterday
that dividend of cent on the caPt STOCK OF he
road had been earned during the past SIX months, and
would be paid ON and after the 18th of May the stock
did not improve materially and the sales were made at
about yesterdays There 325 shares sold at
s5sx seller go days. $50 regular way, s59H 59A buyer
go days seller GO after 80 days and the market for it
s5s bid s59K asked regular way the closing
bid being the yesterday but the price asked
higher There was nothing done in Northern Cen
ral Railway, but the market for it rather weaker
the closing quotations for it being sl9S bid S191 asked
regular way, these figures being decline of to on
yesterdays closing rates. Northern Central Railway
1885 bonds however decidedly better, and some
500 of them sold at the Board at S694 0 the
latter figure being advance of cent on any pre-
vious sale Baltimore City 6s rather weaker
We note sales of So 420 1905 at 99A which is under
the price last obtained for them Sales also of 81 GOO
Northwestern Virginia Railroad first mortgage bonds
Oily $500 Paapsco Company's bonds at Go, and of IA
shares Union Bank at S76k,
We have abstaned and shall continue to abstain, from
quoting the observations of contemporaries the sub
ject Of the growing crops. Knowing do how light
ly and careessly these statements often made and
the important interests that involved in the truth
such remarks shall be very careful how give
rency to opinions too often put forth by who
Incompetent to form them Indifferent obtain
conformation. 1t is entirely express any
intelligent opinion upon the wheat CROP which
only cereal Of Importance in the ground. As to the fruit,
which is crop of extreme Importance and value
ony that so far exchanges, although they
ally speak of untmely foss and SHOWS do not lead
believe that yet serious damage is done although
in sections there is complaint of entire crops.
u A
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Market Stea,

In New York to-day Virginia 6s Missouri 6's, Illinois
York Central Il; Cleveland and Toledo 4; Harlem and
Galeua and Chicago y each but Reading fell off u Rock
Island " Michigan Southern Il; and Michigan Southern
guaranteed %.
The New York Tribune of to-day says:
The Exchange mark closed with frnness at IO9I6
ll0 for Sterling, l5G5 II for Francs. leading
sold freely 103 for sight bills which restricted the
transactions in sixty day bills.
In Money matters We notice change. The supply on
call superabundan at 45 per cent the former
Government Stock Treasury Notes favorite Sc
curties The discount houses doing a moderate
ness at 5d11 per cent for first class signatures.
The Persia took 81 100000 in specie which is less
than anticipated. One two parcels counter.
manded.
The earnings of the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton
Railroad Company for March compare as follows
The New Orleans Crescent the losses by the late
fires in that CITY, have failed upon companies abundanty
able to pay, on the usual notice
The Boston Post of Tuesday reviewing the money mar
ket of that city, remarks:
Dullness continues to pervade monetary affairs and
the season advances, business has tapered down the
current wants of the immediate neighborhood and
the small orders by the New England
There is nothing either in finance business and
we have but to report that money is abundant per
cent on good securities and fair and be
tanned at less figure, by certain people call on
time; and to chronicle still feeling in mercantile
generally to set down all that is be said
these matters The only activity in money is that which
grows out of transactions in speculative stocks which,
the list of daily sales indicates, have again been active
yielding fine harvest to the brokers' making
those who have bought for rise, and giving chance
to lenders to obtain to IL per cent loans the
cies in market wherein they themselves can borrow all
they desire at the legal rate.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-15

PRINCE GEoRGE's CoUNTY.-At meeting of citi-
zens of Prince Georges county, held at Upper Marl-
borough, ON Thursday, the following gentlemen
the Convention to be held in Baltimore in June
next for the purpose of considering what legisla-
ton may be necessary for the better regulation of
the free colored population of this State:
Edward Herbert, Isaac Scraggs, Robert Bowie, Of
Walter; Richard Wootton, Joshua T. Clark, John
Contee, VIM. b. Hill, Washington j. Beall VIM.
d. Bowie, DR.. P. H. Heiskel, Thomas F. Bowie
Franklin Tolson, James J. Jarboe, John H. War
ring, VIM. N. Dorsett, DR.. j. II. Skinner, Benz
Swami, James J: Bowie, Edward H. Wyvile, John
Manning, DR.. Edgar d. Hunt, VIM. R. Barker, Johr
B. Adams, John d. Bowling, Albert H. Scott
Dionysius Sheriff, N. c. Stephens, Thomas Berry
Basil T. Docket, John H. 7. Magruder, DR.. John
II. Bayne, Stanislaus Blandford Leonard H. EARLY
John Thomas Wood, DR.. Frederick Sasseer, Oder
Bowie.
In addition to the persons already named as dele
gates, any citizen OF the county who shall attent
the said Convention, is authorized to act as dele
gate therein.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-15
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE,


MoNTEvIDEO-Bdrk Kate.
$3.50 dry hides l60 salted do quarter cask wine
W. Bruno Sons.
MAYAGUEZ, p. R.-Brig Fch0.
339 hhds sugar, 16 tierces do $50 bbls do 80 hhds
molasses, Stirling 4 Ahrens.
MATANzAs-Brig RIO Grdnde
17s hhd sugar, 175 boxes do, Spence Reid 35 hhds
moasses, Kirkland, Chase Co; 200 dozen pines 125
Jackson 4 Co.
hRIcHAT, G. B.-Br. Brig Mary Zabine
200 tons plaster Kelsey x Gray.
LAGUAYRA-Schr. Henry A. Didier
6iI bags coffee, 500 hides, 81 fustc, Dunnock
Weatherly.
Rio DE JANEIRo-Bdrk Clifton
4 500 bags coffee order.
C0ASTWISE.
NEW ORLEANs-Bdrk 4lrd.
Sol casks bulk meat, d. j. Foley Bro 164 bales cot
ton, l4l hhds. sugar pkgs. mdse, John Henderson
Co; casks wine, VIM. Howell K Son; 201 bds. hides
Geo. Bartlett Co. bale cotton bbl sugar Hes len
Rogers bb do Claiborne, Booth Co.; l6 pkgs mdse.
order.
JACKsoNvILLE-ScI,r. Robert Hedley.
so 600 feet lumber Perry, Trowbridge < Scott