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TRAVELLING BAsKErs-We have a very
large assortment of Ladies' Travelling Bask-
cts, Fancy Baskets, etc, all of the latest and
most desirable styles.
TRuscorr 4 ISeaax.
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TRUsoorr 4 INoHAH.

Ladies who apprec ate the beautiful, are
invited to call and see the latest styles of
stationery at Holden, Clarke & Wilson's.
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PAPER CoLLARs.-The best paper collars
made can now be had at the " West Side
Store" Hereafter We will keep q full stock
of both Garrote and Byron.
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n. z. Stock Marzet-Warch "a.

GOVERNMENT SrocEs-Wifhout decided change.
United States IS 10-4O coupons, eI5s; Treasury
notes, 1905, I'd series, IOO1S.
Missouri Is 72%.
STOCKs-Dulla and heavy.
ONO 4 mississippi certificates 25s<; W. Union
Telegraph Pa Iris SIS; HEdson IO9; Miehigap
southern ec9s; Pittsburg 7s12; North Western
"; Reading iJI1S. J
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The Commercial savs.

The Commercial says:
Money continues abundant. The hanks N. nm
able to employ their balances at 8 per cent. on call
loans and therefore discount more freely. The
street Is supplied with call loans, chiefly from the
brokers. who have large balance, on hand 49,
ally at 5 per cent.
Discounts active present rates favor the sellers ::
7 per cent. the general rate.
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WEBDELL Il

Arrivals at the Principal Hotels for
b last TWenfy-fOur Hours.
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TRAVELLERS REGISTER.

~ Citizens wishing conveyance to either Of the
above Trains or Beats, will Be- called for by Coaches
OF Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
at the Omnibus Of1ce, l7 Superior street, next
door to the WeddeI House.
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WANTED -AcENTs.
Is Bartlett Sewing Machine. SIS

e25 Bartlett Sewing Machine. SIS
r licensed under patents Of Howe, Wheeler 4
the only Cheap Machine in the United Stats, hav d
Eherigat 20 use the Nheeler 4 Wilson or four molten
We want AEents to sell them. WIN pay ESQ to 500
Ter msnth, orel1E large Commissions. VIII send
Machines, y Be paid for when sold. For circulars,
PAGE BROTHERS, General Agents.
Ct eithsr efepr Ores. PhtaielRhia, Pa, Toledo,
ssas viii siasis Or doubls thr.ad.-sci.utiae
Ame1caa- mSr2lSes-lmd2uW
O0K HERE-0 AGENTS WANTED.-x3t %
AS5e DAY guaranteed. New and most money
naking e11i1ess ever oferedto Agents; send stamp
9enerson svszue, Detroit. Mich. msr2s.S0
ENDORSRD BY ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
IL Active men can make money b. taking orders
Sermons and Poems on he eelsbrsteS Petroiegn Y
Nasty, Of saints Rest, which Is in the state OF Moo
Gerseyn Tbs work contains a great deal never be-
Of sham Democracy in all parts Of the country.
Liberal Inducements TO good c4nvassers. r. ".
& o. % West 18th street, Cincinnati.
msz1Sao-lwd-lmw
A GRNTs WANTRD-In every state, County,
sntirSS -. EvsryboS must have il. Agents ans
B R R1t1fS MITCH sssh.S ssna K sh%R lS5 s o6Snty. Z P ";
@aKtkSZ
WANTKD-AGents to eel and put up Barton's
w Patent Gong House Bells Agents not limited
, Z ssdslSory' Een srs SlsHrInng from sioe 70 go Per
IitfhnsId. o. feb2s:soo
W4NTERRAKK GRANGE BoB AGENTS.
w What the psopls want Conplefe Histoy ofhe
We Is s sns p%5rrsrsita q eeses sndi1a ~ a BssFis ss. E,ts
The most candid, lucid, omplste. euthenfic and reiia-
BE history yubhahsd,, 1t contains reading. mater
- car terms. Adares JoNEs BROS. q CO.. las
EsI E0aEsh st., Cinsianat- ss1z4sTSdk1 I
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weekly Bank statement-NY Morcbac


Mining S~fOeks-Hareh 26.
The prices OF mining stocks bid in Boston TODAY
were:
copper Falls 80; Franklin 3s1S; Hancock IGsI:
minnesota 10; Quincy 47I5; Bay State 9; Boston
water power q.
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OPTICIANS.
AUCTION SALES.
STALLION AT AUCTION.

n CUTTER & SON WILL SELL
~. at auction, without reserve, on Wednesday.
the 18th inst, at y O'Clock tnoonl, Gers Livery
Stable, Bank street, the Stallion "Lafayette."-
Is sound and kind. works and drives we'll in har-
ness. an excellent Saddle Horse, and q sure stock
getter. Description and Pedigree; Mahogany
bay; black name and legs; l5h hands high; folded
in 1850; sired By HRmbletonian Rather. who was
sired by Bigot Rather his dam was sired by De-
hance; G. dam by Jersey Bay; G. G. dam by MINI
rod. mar23:3oO
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GREEN TEAS, Of all varieties, Sc
tail trade. l3.
NARA 4
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The SPHrNx-THE FIRST NIGHT OF TIE
GREAT SESsATIoS.-The Academy of Music
was packed last night, Notwithstanding the
counter attraction of Blind Toms concert.
Cause whyf the Sphynx. The sensation
produced in the places whore this new
Illusion has been shown, has not been
exaggerated by the press. The same
wonderment and perplexity took possession
of the minds of those VINO were cognizant
of this Egyptian marvel, as it spoke,
smoked and delivered its oracles.
And when at last the semblanee crumbled
to sediment, an exclamation of wonder
filed the room with its volume.
Before the appearance of the Sphynx
Fabian diverted the audience with very
clever tricks of "demonology." At the
close of the exhibition, one hundred and
fifty presents were bestowed upon ticket
holders in the crowd. An elegant lounge,
a silver castor and a silver cake basket
were among the gifts.
There viii be another performance at the
Academy tonight.
WEsr SIZE sroRE.-Go to the above house
before you buy your Dry Goods.
sroSBwALL Jackson: A Military Biography.
By John Esten Cooke. New York: D.
Appleton & Co. 1866.
The author of this military biography of
the great Confederate hero was formerly of
General J.. E. B. stuart's staff, and had
abundant facilities for writing the book.
Only a few sentences are given to the Illus
tration of the early life of the hero, the
.biographer considering the subject not
possessed of sufficient interest to justify an
extended notice. The military career of
Jackson is traced at length and with parti-
cularity. Aside from the interest which
the character and fame of the man viii
will inspire, the work must command wide
attention as being a south-side view and
estimate of the most brilliant military
exploits of the late war.
The book contains a portrait of the hero,
obtained from a photograph taken just
before his death. Several maps add value
to the work.
For sale by Cobb, Andrews q Co.
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~ For Evening Edition News
see inside.
"a For Morning Edition News
see outside.
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n. Y. Money market-Marcb "a

MoSEY-Steady at 5 per cent.
@IO71Z. 1t w
,, GG9LD-Firmer, opening at 1853 and closing at
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DEED BARLEY SEED BARLEY
- Farmers and ethers in want Of a prime Seed
Barley will find in lots tosuit at Union Elevator Of
marIs ? GARDNER, BURT 3 90.
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OBERLIN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
COURSE OF STUDY.
FIRST YEAR-Harmony and Part Writing.
SECOND YEAR-HarmOny continued, and
Counterpart.
THIRD YEAR-Hgrmony completed, Double
Counterpart, Fugue Form and Composition.
Great attention IL given to the Piano, Organ.
Orchestral Instruments, and Cultivation of the
Voice. For particulars address
J. P. MORGAN, President.
G. ". STEELE,
Principal OF Department OF Secular Music.
Prof. J. NJ. ELLIS,
Prof. O. H. CHURCHILL,
nov0 Beard Of Directors.
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4hloLVII @4AoHAAJ
Nos, Is7 and las Detroit, and Isl Pearl SITS
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-10-20
GREEN g. YOE,

GREEN & YOE,
FAM lily ROCE Rs,
ASn DEALERS ~
PURE OLD WINES AND LIQUORS.
At Martin a Valette's old stand.
Baltimore street, near Holiday, Baltimore,
HAVE constantly on hand a large and well
III selected stock OF FAMILY GROCERIES.
60 consisting in part of RES
81 TEAS, green and black of va-IfR
- rious prices and ilavors Cohees- ~
Mocha. Java, Laguayra. Maracaibo aud Rio
SUGARs--New OTleans, Crushed, Powdered
Loaf. formulated. G. Yellow and Clarified Ital-
an Maccaroni aud Vermacelli; CoOper's 4
Cox's Refined Gelatine; Fresh Salad and Olive
oils; Cheese-English Dairy; Pine Apple and
sap sage; Sardines; French and spanish OIL.
YES English and American Pickirs-Grrsins
mixed. Chow Chow. Piccailli. Caulihower. Wal.
nuts and Onions Sauces--John Bull. Harvey
Reading. Soho, Mushroom aud worcestershire
BRANDIES-Jas. Hennesy Co., vintage 1890
Otard. Dupuy Co. iss6, Native Catawba, Bor.
deau. Rochelle and other brands; Fine Old
wINES-London Dock Fort. sherry. Madeira
Lisbon, Sweet Moselle and Champagne; Wits.
KIES-scoich, Old Rye. Calhoun. Old Rapp
aud bourbon. some very old and fine Pure
Holland Gin. Jamaica Spirits. 4c. &c. Imported
and Domestic segars and Tobacco. all Of which
hey will sell At reasonable prizes and respect.
fnlly solicit a call. June %. ls66.--Iy
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MARYLAND COMPANY
FERTILIZERS!
Warranted Good Crop Producers I
Maryland Co. Phosphate. Der Ton.
Cereaiizer.............s25 per Ton.
foudFottc. sl5 uer Tim

IhE USUAL DISCOUNT TO THE TRADE.
These Fertilizers are recommended with con-
hdcner - the Farmer. having been tried and
found Ia be good Crop producers.
ALSO,
All kind Of Fertilizers at Manufacturers
Prices.
ALSO, Bricks Of all kinds Lima-Beat Wood
Burnt Caleined Plaster, Agricultural Plsster,
."nent--t Hydraulic very bestl; Hair, Ac. 4e.
IN Tact every Article requisite for Building, Ac.
Orders Solicited. LESTER A CO
No. Iio Howard 81, cor. Franklin.
sept Sim. Baltimore. Ma
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-10-20

INllE undersigned having completed the d..
1 c.-trat,.n of Voters Tor the i2TH El.,.
t..l. District. 10 accordance with ia, Attof s.
-'iY y 81 Maryland. Chapter IT. paced g.I
90 March. l,6s, announces the name. pi those
cr.,g,i IA the list Of Qualiiied Voter. o.. dc.ig
nAtrt below, and hereby notify al person.
Interested to appear before nc. at
ELfE BILL, PHILIbELgHli RoI0.
80 Iac.fay aad "Wednesday. Zee seth aHd ..ls'
days Of Octoicr lsGG.
b ..t, 70 the hours Of . A. n. aud T. NJ. D..
.h"w any omissions rothcr errors IN said D.i
EEL winch time the lis, Of quai.i.d voters shall
D, directed aud finally closed
FRANCS &. rO>SETT.
officer Registration 18th Election District.
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YARNS near Stations on the Northern Cen.
u trail and Western Nd. Railroads wanted fol
applicants. Commissions charged for selling
u per cent. Address. l.. LlvEzEY. North.
West corner ~ Lexington and ST. Paul Streets
or catnnsville. Post Office. baltimore county.
August 4, iss6.--tf
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GARFIELD BROS. AGO.

= = . BALTIMORE ST.
CORNER OF CHARLES.
HAFE ln. Stock ol--
Gold Watch"s Tor Ladies anil G,uilemsu.
silver Hunting tase Watches %! all Airds.
cold chat"laiH Vest and Guard Chains.
Diamond Earrings. Pins. bracelets Eincs.
Mch suits ~ jcwelry Of new styles.
Bracelets. Necklaces. Earrings aui Pin. Of
great variety.
Pearl. Carbuuolc. Seal aud other Rinss.
silver Spoons, Forks, Ladies. Butter knives,
&C.. 81.
Silver Pitchers. Goblc,s. Cups. salts. dc.
Fancy silver Goods % new STYLES
Plated Tea and Coffee set- 1t lst- patterns.
Castor. Baskets, leo Pitchers aud CUPS.
Plated nr Aiaha'a Forks ana spoons q, hes,
qual'ty
Table and Pocket Cutlery. Scissors Rarors
Match's carefully repaired.
Fans. Opera Glasses. Forimonai..: beautiful
Paris Gilt and Porcelain Vac. beautiful Par
D. Card Receivers and other articles: Prnnt'.
Hair and Tooth Brushes Fine Narbic and
hronzed Paris Clocks; Bronzed Fieures and
Ornament.
MILITARY GOOUS
sword- and Belts f,r Army aud Navy. Sash.
cs. Spurs. Buttons. Lace. Cord, Navy Lace
caps, stars and Embroidcric.. Army Embroi.
deries Of all kinds Chcvrons. Bindings. Cloth
Sc. Field Glasses, Pistols aud Cartridge
March ~. ls66.--iy.
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rnE GREAT LrNe DOCTOR ~ PHILADELPHIA.
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KNOXVILLE STORE.

HAvfNG recently pgrchasei thu store and
III taken charge Of the business f,rmcglv
conducted by Mr.. George J.. Hunt ut linton
willie, 10 miles On the OH Manor p"aa am
prepared O. sell al kind. ot NEBcHANu4SE
on the most reasonable terms.
Constantly on hand GROCERIES of tie hest
quality. consisting ia part ol BROWN AND
WHITE SUGARS of different eradcs;
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llarnan John g
Hoilacker Martin !.
Hollingshead David
Hunter Peter :
lIoilacker Henry "
lIildebrand Thomas
lIoshall Joseph :
lIohaeker George
Hysorc Alphonsecs V
Hunter John
Hicks Abraham
Ieissc John y
darkness Thomas
Hollcnberger John J
Hunter John W
Hershner VIM II
Hollingshead Robert
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!

Bcrhuif Daniel
Bursan PhilipL
Eurgau ihoma. I.
HcsFier john
Brinkmau FREDERICK
Bsckman John
Bayer John
brown DauiclC
lirccsc VIM II
Bramblc Jo.crl.
hrambl- oliver
Hroadbelt Gcors"
Broadlbclt jamcs
nroadbclt John
liroaslbcit 'rhoima
Bohnlin John
Broalbcli Joseph
Bartol Charlie
Bevans Richard VI
burnison VIM u
llnrnison Henry &
Burnison Nelson !;
Burnison VIM J
Burnison Samuel
Boyer Geo Henry
lcvans Joshua 4
Broadbelt Henry
licvans VIM :
Bond John u
Bowen Josiah
haven Philip
Bond licni =
Bowen Philip y
lirendlc George II
Burgan John 'rhoina
Bowers Joseph
bower Joseph
Reel. Peter
Book llcnry
bid'lison Zacharial,
Dcsold Leonard
broom james "
Bell Alfred
Banzen John
lianes James
llasebridgc VIM J
Broom Thomas
Biles WIN
Bidflison John =
Burgin VIM
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NoTHER GREAT CURE
THE CITY OF NEW YORK
DIR. ). II scnEXCK.

90 highly respectable citizen, well knouR % the
Mercantile community, by
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,-.,-. TEAS, go
H%A COFFEEs. EH
49, RICE. - -
SYRUPS. &e. Different varieties of plain sud
fancy SOAPS. CANDLES. COAL OIL AND
LAMPS. MACHINE OIL. FISH OIL. BAc0N.
VINEGAR. &C.
An assortment Of DLEACHED AND y.
BLEAcHED MUSLiNS. Linen. Caii-oes.
Bingham, Alpaca. Dcnims. Cottonades. Jeans.
Cashmere, &c. A fine assortment nf Baaff and
Shoes, both Ladies' aud Gentlemen. wear
HATS. CAPS. HARDWARE. QUEENS
WARE. CRocKERYwARE. POWDER SHoT.
&C. &C.
FANCY ARTICLES. Notions. Shoe Find.
ings, Tobacco aud Cigar. Confectionery. ~in.
tionery. 4c.. in fact almost every article e.u.
orally found in a well selected Country s rc.
COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in exchanee '.r
goods.
"A share 81 ne public pafrunngH Is rs fiHrt
fully solicited. JAS. i. CUDbY.
August rs. sGd-Gfa
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rWhLFTH EkEcTI0N DxSrAIcr

Young ''eorgc "
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BALTIMORE COUNTY.
sETEYTn ELRc7l0Y DIrSRIci

SEVENTH INJECTION District.
fI'HE undersigned having completed the L,
i gis,ration OF Voters Tor the Seventh LIcc
ton District. IN accor,lanre with tic Act 81 As-
scmbly of Maryland Chapter ~. passed sd
Of March. l,di. announces the names nf lliusc
entered in the list oi Qualified Voter. o. dee e
mated below. aud hereby notify all prrsoms
interested b. appear before mo. et
PLEASANT HUNTERS, wlsEBuHG.
ga Tuesday aAd "Wednesday, he soh aad siai
days cf rcf,5sr 1886.
Between the hours OF I \. II. ami A.. ~. Ia
show any omissions or either errors ia said list,
at which time the list of qualified voters ihall
be corrected aud finally closed.
ELL MATTHEWS,
- Officer Registration 9Th Election district.
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Continued on I'irs, Page
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Iursiicl. Nnh ias
Gorsuch win
Gnrrett Lci.luel D.
Gilbert Thomas l.
D"itlu4ll i.ilu
G.!lmu bcL4pl $
Gonsli Epiiraiin
rruniii David "
GAYLE K her
G. nell Richard
"cn.uI.l VIM o.
G1sucli Jacob 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01
fFor the Tribune.

On hnr BIrthday

On hor Birthday
Hero IL the ste on which leaned;-
Yon golden willow bending overt.
There is the same blue sky that smiled =,
The day that murmured, am thy loyer'
This is tho stone on which she sat-
See, here, the bright moss greenly sprlnging.
And, look, overhead the same blue BIRDS
To and fro from the old nest winglng
Here is the briar whose flowers she pulled
Leaf by leaf, as sho heard my pleading,
Stirred by the s0me sea-scented wind
That laughed as it few, loves pang unheeding'
Sky, trees, flowers the same; but /
Where is the boy, whose young heart burning,
Leaped to one heart in the sweet, wide world!
Stlled on one bosom his passionate yearnlng
Silk-soft hair, and hazel eyes;
Limbs that lightly moved or stools
A heart thst beat with a loyal love
For all things beautiful, true and good;
Follies that lecked this fairest fruit
Sins that spotted this whitest pagei-
Changed without, but the same within
Lies flower untouched by the frost OF age
Thou. too, beloved, art still tho same;
Deem heart passionate, tender and true;
The same clear spirit, and glanoing wit
Piercing the armor OF Folly through
Sad, olivaster, Spanish face;
Sweet, low brow under shadowY hair;
Dark eyes, mingled of dew and fire;
Voice like q sOng-brd's, heard through apTayer
Time, il thou steal her grlish beauty,
Leave her spirit undmmed and free
Touch the rose with thy frosty fingers
But the roses perfume stays with mo. O. O.
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m.rLe,.-c.n..rll. nnroar.D yon III. n. =. rsIsus.


AsHEs-There fair inquiry for Pots % 80 Pearls
nominal -
amantine iOai5c for Sperm. and 5OaSSc for Patent.
COfFFEPcesa steady fair general business has osea
private terms 325 bags Java at 2a3ic 20 do Laguara
9c 80 Ccylon at 2oc $40 do MaIaosbo part al lic
cSofPER$fbc market for Amsricsn Inso {. mora so,yc
and prize. are s e., & e S.S.r and &c.
more. October delivery New shea'Ains and yellow Metal
coTToS~A very good business has been done. but the
market Is m unsettled On the low grades the buyer has had
the ad, anase and some sales show decline 5a' Se nnSr
nes andti 35e fordo New Orleans Various rumors are
aos the effect that the army worm and d S% s arc , S%
yst well enough authenticated 10 nave any serious
FfoUR AND MRAL-Ths demand for Western and State
Flour fair especially for Sound State aud the medium S
grades ranging nom Ell os4 Family brands are n. n SS
S Sss 'O az IS 7sss for supeTne and WESTERN
O. o9ss Is for ordinary and so%T01 EAs @ GRADES Of
sprug wheat Western Extra o. soseo 20 for shipping
ohn so 3Oast for Trade ana Fanny saay 81
Louis and Us 2sss5 rs for Double Extra DO cansss ~
Flour fair request and scarce sales q 70 eo % op
Trade and Family brands Southern Flour very quiet but
whOu, changed supply Ia more liberal saiss 81 s nd
Country Extras and ell 0atl5 60 for Trade and Family
brands Rye Feur is active and In good demand sSes OF
1 Mi. s5 50as6 co. Corn Meal Is plenty and heavy
.Sies sO Of 100 b6i GoOd Western a. The experts Of
Flour from NswYork from Sept 1865 70 Aug 81 1900 are
Ireland and All bbs to other European ports ana inc
West Indes. " IL, 49,, a..
FIsH~The market for DRY Ccd Is fairly active and nrm
We quote AZ % % for Grand Bank and ST. Georges MACH
srel are arm Al the advance The dspsnd fa we quote
AZ Ao59 Zoo Tor No Mass HerngShre duh and nominal
FRUIT-RaisIns are steady with moderate demsnd' We
quote al o. 656s3 rs for Bunch per boz and o. OS 70 o
LAYERS Other Descriptions dull and prizes. moderate a.
1880 Tor Almonds, l5Ql6o. for CurraAtsi OeJ2c ios
Cltron H..
GRATN-Ths Wheat market 10 Arm particularly Tor Gholce
spdng and Now Amber State, the demand is FAIR ana con
aned 10 mors tho supply OF New Is quite moderae me
Amber Western IN store at 5o1sl 75 1000 bush New
Anler State o. GOD ~ tho Railroad Depot ,'uo
bash Amber Jersey At 81 Oat2 30 and $50 bush New
Amber Delaware at e. u.s. Barley is dull And no%'asI bsr
iey Malt IL without change, quote at 81 Joec ~ Oas
are I'M more aotye demand aud prices better closing urn
sales of bush az sO0c Tor Heated 49 dle Tor s 70
GOOD Cheag o and AZ SOC Milwaukee Rye u qliot az
9O5o hr Western Corn Is quito active ana prices are
ARM tho eLlSaY log thu lnas sad G-l tIads saes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01

The existing debts OF Zealand TO be conso
dated on certain conditions should also be considered
Tor revision Of the tariff which been
demanded will be submitted for consideration as also
Tho oneSon Of providing additional source Of revenue BY
means of Stamp Duties.
To maintain improve the credit Of the country win be
at all times object OF socit1de to my IN pro
ton. c.,.- r......s.... ..t,A -
made last session, have appointed Commission
70 inquire into position OF tho civil service with view 20
oo,ahiishng definite system, which would promote the
Of the service oonduoe economy 10 tho public
eXpendture The report of this Commission viii shortly DO
Measures for improving the administration Of justice and
on other subjects of Importance will be submitted iT Jour
approval. 80. m.
ton GRAY that Divine Providence may Q1de your aoor 80
that thew NAV eonduoe TO happiness aud prosperity Oh tue
people Of New Zealand"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01

HowEs & MACY BANKERS, 30 Wallstreet, New
York ormery officers the Park Bank -Four per cent in
terest allowed deposit.
The business Of house the Incorpo rated
Bank.
PERSONS KEEPING ACCOUNTS may DEPOSIT and DRAW
they please and viii be allowed Interest their daily bal
at per cent.
COLLECTIONS made on any part Of the United States or
Canada
Orders for the PURCHASE SALE Of the various Govern
men and other Stocks Bonds and Cold promptly executed for
the usual commission,
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FRIDAY. August Jl-p. n

FRIDAY, August U-f
Gold is higher, and closes Az The extremes Of the
day are I483lFi The Asia at Boston brings sla3oOo
In specie and tho Arizona from Aspnwsl d S36,o5s.
Government securities, without exception, are lower
and dull ct the Close There Is steady dow OF 73Os and
per cents from the country for SALE The effect Of tho
recent advance is to attract securities from all parts OF tho
Union and to accumulation fthem here, similar
to that shown in Railway shares. In State stocks and
Railway bonds business has been moderate at shade
lower prices Bank shares coutnue strong and
are sparingly offered. The small stocks
lower Water Power fell u per cent, Cum
be;land Coal /, Quicksilver l. and Western Union I.
The Railway share market weak, and prices broke
under quite moderate sales from TO psr cent After
tho cali prices recovered slightly but there strong
buying for anything upon the list. AZ the Second
Board the market heavy, and Roiling sold at
ll2I, The balance OF ths lat eiessi dull I'D heavy
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Live sock Markets.

The run of cattle bids fair 10 be large again this
week The receipts the Hudson City yards amounted b
2 up 10 Friday night and Is reported
the way. The quality is not up 10 that Of last week many
dry little young bu and old oxen being on sat
and for the market slow and prices lc lower than last
week Good cattle have sold to to-day FRIDAY at nearly
tho old but they fully ic lower scarcely sny-
thing going no. and the majority Of even good oatts
sell at 10 6ic About 1000 head have already been SOLD 10
since ast Monday Steep continue TO come 10 tree
and sell q. SADIE 70. live weight-somethng extra would
bring TO- Trade is dull Lambs are worth 6a5ic as Pc
quality.