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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-06
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

IoSnoy July 5-Noon-Consols for money, 93s; United
Eates Fye-Twenty bonds 722; Illinois Central Railway
hares, 7el Erie Railway shares, a.
Afternoon-Consols declined and are now quoted at
ts. Erie Railway shares have advanced D. and the quo
ation now is al United states FyeTwenty bonds 2i
Illinois Central Railway shares 7s4.
Eyening-Consols closed at 945, for money. American
securities closed at the following rates; Fve-Twepty
bonds 72a; Illinois Central Railway shares, 7s4 Erie
Railway shares. a..
FRANKFORT, July 5-Evening-United states pOhds
lslosed at III for the issue of 1862.
LIVERPOOL July n-COtton-estmated sales to-
aay 10 600 bales Midding Uplands, 0id; Middng Or
leans I'D sales for the week foot up $4,000 Bales OF
which II 600 for export and 1900 on speculation
BtOck in port $4,000 bales. Of which $4,000 bales are
American Corn, S7l9 for New California
Wheat, 1919. Barley, 4i1O. Oats, $40. Peas, SSe
Pork Isl. Beef 1851. Lard, 47i9 Bacon, 49, Cheese
or. Pot Ashes, Sl6.l ROsln-Common, 6i9; Fine, 49,
sprits Of Turpentine, SO Spirits Petroleum, sd; R0-
nned, III. TallOw, AL Glover Seed, Al.
Afternoon-The Cotton market Is without change. In
the Breadstufs market, Peas have advanced 3d. and
Barley Id since the report. Wheat, Corn and Oats
are without change There is change in the Provision
market 10 report In the Produce market Petroleum has
advanced Id and Spits quoted at 3d. and Re
fined at ~ Other articles are without alteration
Eyeuing-The Cotton market closed unchanged In tone
or prices The following the last authorized quota
lions Middling Upands, lO.d. MddliEg Orleans, I'D
The sales Of the day foot up 10000 bales Barley has adj
yanced to 81 y co 10. Peas have advanced to 1871 q
ouarter Corn steady at S7is for New Mixed Western
Wheat-Wbte California 1879 3 Genital Oats S9 y 40 d.
Beef closed II better; Extra Prime Mess quoted at 1866
Dbl Bacon has advanced Co. and closed at 42e fer Cum
berland Cut Middes Lard, 3D. lower; sales at 476 Tor
American. ROsin-COmmon has declined 10 G6; fihe
Aoriean at 49, Spirits Turpentine, SoL. Petroleum
closed nm gallon for Spirits and III Tor Kennel
TallOw, al y cwt.
LONDON, July 5-Noon.-No u Dutch standard Sugar,
t5e Scotch Pig Iron, $751; Calcutta Lnseed CAL. Lin
seed Cakes, SO l5. Lnseed OIL lo. Whale Oil, eS5
Sperm OIL sl22.
LONDON July 5-Noon.-Linseed Cakes have declined
ll6 since noon and quoted at 80 12s Cd. There
Is no change note in the prices Of other articles
EveningThe weather is reported favorable for crops
Sugar 256 for D. g. Linseed Cakes 80 l2s Cd Other ar
Heles unchanged.
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CANADA.

MONTREAL, July 5.-The Journal De Quebec COM
plains bitterly of the parsmonous conduct OF the BrtsD
Government In connection with the recent distribution
the honors to the Cabinet IL states Mr.. Cartier Is m
much entitled to q Baronetoy Sir John A. Mcdonald
The Secretary Of State for Canada or the Home DEPART
ment win also be Keeper Of the Great Seat Register Oh
the dominion, Superintendent General or Indian De
partment, and Superintendent OF Ordnance ano
lands Acknowledgement McDougall has drawn up
new Militia bill, adapted TO attend the relations OF the
Provinces composing the Confederation IL VIII De one ~
the first measures laid before the new PARLIAMENT "a
Minerva estimates that the new Ministry wi commeneo
operations with majority OF S. The French ~ Lo"s
Canada celebrated Dominion day with far more han eh
pected enthusiasm. . .,, <....,.nv "a.
knowledge the validity of the title OF the ne
many 70 minerals Its lands in the oeignory "a an
Eandreuil and agree not TO mine on eeBnoy
consent OF latter TINS will put an emu 20 VI. 20 ~.
an ses which have lately occurIeu on va S'0
Reciprocity Company contestng the De Lery cia"s'
OTTAWA. C. W. July 5-Since the Cab,net mas
been formed there has been lul IL ponucM matters
hare TLe interest is now concentrated ID tne Iofn1on
Of the local Cabinets Most Of the Ministers nave e JOE
ter homes 10 prepare for the elections Inc Hon mr.
necasmos Oh British Columbia, Is here.
TnpoNro July THE Government navlhE Ncs, W.
information 10 the effect that the Fenlanslntene "a
make raid today, took precautionary s.epe 20 suax
againstit The glinbOat Heron was sent ncm sois H..
~ Siagara another placed at Fort Erle sm %
~ Windsor The gunboats the ST. Lawrencs W. W.. 49,
KENT i'm readiness The apprehension OF nlsensS'
ne,,red groundess. and nothing unusual OsenIoIh
noon today the thermometer s60 above III inc sieos
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THE FATE OF MAMMALIAN.

LONDON, July 5-EveniDg.-An the courts of
d rope have adopted mourning for the death of Max
a Ian The recall of the British Legation from the
Ct of Mexico and the suspension of diplomatic re-
ht ms between Great Britain and the Government
# lexico, are seriously proposed.
RIs July 5-Evening. Monite1r to-day has
an Iticle expressing its detestatiOn of the murder
# Iaximilian. In the Senate and Corps Legislatlf,
b4day speeches were made denOuncing the execution
y a crime against civilization. Orders have been
srt out suspending from their functions all the
French Consuls in the Mexican Republic. All
stvties IN this city have ceased and all the pre-
rations for forthcoming fetes have been abandoned
ont of respect for the memory of the Inflated
haximiliau.
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goth he was 30 unwel 10 be unable TO proceed He or
deed his two generals, BengOea and Gutierrez 10 hurry
ON with all the forces at his command towards Area ana
occupy the place promising To follow them az soo s ne
felt little better few hours after their departure
the poor cid warrior breathed his last at the Hacienda OF
Tebche in his native province of Tarapaca Almost
simultaneously with the death Of their leader the revO-
uOnary troops assaulted and carried the city OF area
Sorrow at his death universally expressed by all clas
OF the people in this city Castas former services ms
country not forgotten, and his name Is household
word beloved every homestead As soon as his death
become known all the revolutionary forces In occupation
of africa surrendered to the Government troops and thus
the insurrecton, Of which Castillo the sole and
guiding spirit, has come 10 a summary end
" It not be out Of the TO mention mat reVou
tiODary movement concerted In Lima previous 10 the
of Castila's DEATH The object was to seize the
Quartet of Santa Catalina and get possession OF all the
military stores and the stronghold OF Lima Two reg-
mens the artillery and grenaders said to be brought
Overland these to attack both houses of Congress and
the Government palace The outbreak was 10 commence
Monday last at n0On but thewhOe plot was known to
the Government hours before the appointed time, and
was easily frustrated The principals have all been ar
rested and exiled the Amazon River.
" The new Ministry formed by President Prado ls as
follows: Ministers of the Interior Don Pedro Jose Save
dra Justice Dr. f. OsoriO; Finances, D. Pedro PazSOE
dan; War, Don NJ. Pho COrnejo,
THE Minister OF Justice acting well for the pres
ent as Minister OF Foreign Affairs"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-06
POLITICAL.
TEXAS.
THE UNION STATE CONVENTION.
~ ssLrasAYu TO TEE rRisuSr-

THE UNION STATE CONVENTION.
. ssLsasAYH rni3uSL
Houston, Texas, July 5.-The National Republican
State Convention convened yesterday morning at the
Court House. large and loyal audience were gathered,
many Of whom had Travelled over 100 miles on
horseback. temporary organization was effected
by tho election OF the Hon. Z. M. Rease to the
chair After examining the credentials OF dele
gates present the Convention adjourned until o'clock
D. m TO await the arrival of delegates en- route from
various parts Of the State The Convention reassembed
nj three D. M The house crowded and enthusiastic.
Twenty-six counties, forming the most populous and
wealthy portion Of the state, represented by dele
cations. permanent organization was soon effected
After earnest and loyal speaking and the singing
of patriotic songs the house adjourned until 10 m To-
day with three rousng cheers for the National Con-
gress. o. ,,.... 4,
The Convention reassembed at II O. m, Gov Pease In
the chair. The Committee Resolutions reported as
foows The first resolution ndorses the National Re
publican party the OF national salvation, and
calls all true to rally TO Its support In the second,
the party declares itself composed OF unconditional
The third ndorses the acts OF
Copgress Tie fourth the Rebel State officials
ma M insuperabe impeachment to reconstruction, and de-
mands their removal The fifth advocates system "
free common schools the sixth an equitable division OF
The public State lands the seventh expresses confidence
I'm Gen Griffin and Gen. Sheridan and asks their con-
tinued exertons In protecting the property ana Ire
oyal men, The eighth denies that the party are seeking
the reyengeful punishment Of Rebels The resolutions
were adopted with enthusiasm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-06
SOUTH AMERICA.
UNITED STATES or COLOMBIA


The Panama Herald of the 23d ultimO says The
winch arrived here the 18TH Is highly important The
LIegehce published In The Star and Herald Oh the 18TH,
VI tae afrestO President Mesquer at Boga, socy
conhrmed IN the address Of Don EnseO Pagan President
~ tne state OF Cauca in which he says: On the 1oth Oh
cay az Two O'clock In the morning, Gen Santos AcOsla
Chief OF the army Of the Colombian Unloi anu
scOid DestGdd0 for exercising the national Executive
Power presented himself Ia the Government Palace and
notified the Grand Gen era President hosquera that he
sas prisoner ia the Of the Republic rms was
e with the approval OF the national army and In con-
quence Gen Acosta has taken charge OF tc Executive
a1nng Gen jose Bilaro Lopez Generaln-chief of the
Army.
In consequence, Cauca and other States, so far as
Aoard fTom have cODfOfDed to tbe new regime nor are
any Of them likely 70 make any further demonstration In
tAsor OF the hoSqer1 revolution except Bolivar which
vii doubt also give way the intelligence Of
Aosqueras being aeposed Is received"
ARGENTINE CONFEDERATION.
BY way of VALPARAISO learn that the allies, af-
Yer an Intellectual bOmbardment OF the Paraguayan for
aon and retreated down the river 10 f4tero BellacO
The cholera continued its ravages In Rosario No less
tan two hundred cases occurred IN one day. The
thortes were cOuntenanciDg intOxicat0n as the best
preventive against the diseaSe.
PERU.
Inc Lima correspondent OF The Panama Mercantile
vdzftN says The most important item OF news nave
ms time 10 communicate 10 the sudden aud unexpected
eath OF Gen Castillo, the head and front OF che revpn
p May this happened which, however deplorabk
Itself las saved the country from the horrors Of civil
var Tor the present. Castillo his Yay Jaraaca
- africa IN cOinmand OF bis troops when he thrown
en his horse. although heavily shaken by the fall lie
w noi Immediately dcsst from gushing ON but Oh tile
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EUROPE.
ENGLAND.
: ATLANTIC rxLHsHApn TO TIE TRIBUNE.

LONDON, July 4-Eyening,-The English Govern
rent authorities have postponed the grand review,
Ihich was to take place at Hyde Park account Of
he execution of Macmillan.
LONDON, July 4-AfternOOn-The Fenian prisoners,
Iurke DOran, Macafferty, Mcclure, and others have
cen brought from Ireland to England.
MANCHESTER, July 5.-The distinguished Amer
can, William Lloyd Garrison, was entertained to-
lay at dinner given in his honor by his friends and
Idmirers in this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-06
THE HEALTH OF MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, July 4.-The morning press denoHnce
as false the statement photographed by Col Palmers Blu
reau In reference to the wholesale deaths Of negroes by
cholera The Appeal says Col Palmer received his for-
nation from negro doctor and policeman IL seems
there were but few cases and nothing like the number
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-06
FRANCE.

PARIS, July 4-Evening.-LOrd Lyons has entered
1pon tho duties of his office as ambassador of her
Britannia Majesty to the Court of Napoleon the Third
IN the place of Lord Cowley.
July 5-The French Government has granted a
concession to the new Franco-American Telegraph
Company, which proposes to lay submarine cable
from Brest to some point on the American coast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-06
CREyAssE ON TIE RED RIVER.

Ew-ORIHANs July 5.-The Red Bank levee, in
trout of Alexandria, way the night OF Friday
June 49, flooding the lower portion Of the town, but me
break promptly repaired by tho citizens On the
night OF the Let the eVte Hgain broke, aud dislnt
fr6n there states that the only chance of escape from
SERIOUS overflow is by tlie falI OF the river.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-06
CENTRAL AMERICA.

GUATEMALA.
Tho scheme for the establishment of a National
Bank in the Republic is progressing favOrably The re-
port the Consulate de Concrete had been concluded
and the matter TO have come before the Government
and Council Of State few days afer The Government
will 10 doubt promptly grant the necessary concession
bank project is daily beuglOOkcd upon more fayOra
bly, by the public and it's great value aud Importance
more studied and better understood and appreciated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-06
YELLOW FEVER IN JAMAICA.

WAsHNGTON, July Sour Consul at Kingston.
Jamaica under date Of June reports that yellow fever
prevails at this port epidemic, and In very nag
form At least per cent OF those attacked have
died but the disease mostly confined 10 persons un-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-06
BY STEAMSHIP.

The steamship Saxonia, from Hamburg 2Sd of
June arrived here yesterday. She did not touch at
Southampton We have, therefore, no later European
papers than by the previous arrivals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-06
IRELAND.

DUBLIN, July 5,-The Fenian leader alleged to be
zen. Hapn formerly secretary of one of the Fenian
organizations in America, has been arrested in the
streets of Cork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-06
AUSTRIA.

VIENA, July s-Evening.-The Imperial Court of
Austria has gone into mourning for the death OF
Naxlmilian.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-06
PENNSYLVANIA.

HARRISBURG, July 5.-The Governor to-day APP
pointed Col II. NJ. Hoyt Of wkesbarre an additional
law Judge OF the several Courts the Eleventh Judicial
District under Act passed by the late Legislature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-06
ITALY.

I FLORENCE, July 4-AfternOon.-The Italian Minis
er of Finance has resigned his portfolio.
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CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER RISING sAR-$S17.270 IN
TREASURE.
The steamship Rising Star, Commander Gray
eight days from Aspnwa arrived at this port ON Thurs
day bringing merchandise, passengers, &c, to r. H.
Baby The following is her specie list:
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T i,, amendment Of Mr. ROSS was MOT agreed to

The question then required the resolution OF Mr..
Anthony. introduced by him. and Il was agreed to by
vote or % Yeas against Nays. The negatives were
Messrs Bckdieto. Drake, Fowler Howe, Ross, Sumner
Thayer. Upton, and Wade. -
ON motion OF Mr.. CRAGIN (Rep., N. H., when the
Senate adjourn to-day IL be till Monday next.
The Senate then adjourned
The New York herald., 1867-02-12
COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.
rSACIYIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANrs
THROUGH LINE
TO CALIFORNIA
AARRYvNn IfNITGn ATRu

VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
Steamers leave picr ~ North river Of Canal strret a.
~ O'Clock. noon, as forws.- "
February iet RISING STAR, Captain W. q. Furber, con.
Meeting with MONTANA, Captain Sutton
February 1lth--HENIsY CIIAUNCEY Captain A. a.
February 2oth,-0CEaN QUEEN. Captain +. A. Harris.
connecting with GOLDEN AGE. Captain Lapidgc.
All departures touch at Aapnco those Of s and 21st
connect Panama with steamers fer south Pacific pors:
LIST and th for Central American ports lat
touch Al Manzaullo.
Departure OF iith each month connects with the new
steam hne n ON Panama 10 Australia New Zealand.
Steamer Of Murch IL 1897, will connect With the
psnys steamer SOhORAOo, 10 Leave san Franesoo Tor
Yokohama and Hong Kong on Apri s. 1861
luO pounds 5aGsage allowed zach a.ut Medicines and
attendance free.
passage tickets and all further Information apply
the oicc the wharf foot OF Canal North river
New YORK. " H. BABY. Aren't
The New York herald., 1867-02-12
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, FEBRUARY L.



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from pier As'NOrth river: -
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: s tsssa. ts.s IL E $$sasoa. $sa. 3
Passage y &. w.ansss.y S Cabin s
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&C. At moderate rates. -
Can S g. bought here SS
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An experienced surgeon on board.
The companies win be responsible for specie vain
ables unless bills Of ading having the vaae expressed
signed therefor. MI -g..7
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NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY
STEAMERS WEEKLY 70 LivERPooI, CALLING AT
QUEENSTOWN.
Leaves pier ~ North river folows-
VIRGINIA CAPTAIN rroase, SATURDAY February l9
PENNSYLVANIA. Captain Lewis, Saturday, March 2.
LOUISIANA, Captain Harrington, Saturday March O.
ERIN. Captain Cutting, Saturday, March %
THE QUEEN. Captain Grogan Saturday, March 80.
CABIN passage, 500; steerage, $50.
seerage passage tickets 70 bring parties from Liverpool
Or Queenstown. for SIS in currency
Throush passage 10 Paris. Antwerp Hamburg Bremen
&c, Mt low rates.
Drafts issued for amount payable at any bank in
For freight and cabin passage apply at the once OF tho
company 81 Broadway. -.
pany n Broadway and 275 Pearl street. near Fulton
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cyrgAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN EVERY
- Saturday. Tho VIRGINIA sails 10th. Passage $50
eurrency Prepaid tickets and drafts the Royal
Ireland lowest rates 81 THoNPSoNs Passage once
as Pearl street.
The New York herald., 1867-02-12

2Du.UVU. css,.O1 coihing FROM lsdss sud Esnts,
S.rI s~sss a'sss' sIa n NE Lsai.. sitass.s @
The New York herald., 1867-02-12

<,gNr.psaleg fNAvf~6 ANY cAsr OFF CLOTHING
s,...ss a,iIcs jrsss x Skrllnos s Pear :s.s, nssr
GhaikAfr
The New York herald., 1867-02-12
u ATCHEs. JM,yELKY. &c

fvuCKoo CLOCKS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.-4A-
~ FRANKFIEID CO., pscntees and sole inanu'aetn
Ladies' Watches with secret Lockct for hkeues-S
great variety OF hne Watches, French Ciock
ery, Silver and Plated Ware. afe
= fMt TNn9t1 A. FRANKFTELD & CO,
200 avenue Of Fourteenth and 35 kgnh
corner Of Twen'y.sirh street
The New York herald., 1867-02-12

a 4 ARGF oepER vog sorrHFrN NNegRa. -
a. EFls psys NC hisAr-s prer 10y i.cas ami 'ice-
~ rasf Gf C7DthinC trrr~ts anf fuvnftryr For
Pant. IS ves ~ ti5 Dr@stss ~ - 81 Fs~se cs
q o. dre ~ seventh s'en"s. LADIES' attended 70 y
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-25

A RCHITECTURE 81 ENGgNEEssINsa.
IN Messrs. ANDERSON. BONNELL & CO., have
made arrangements with Mr.. STEAD, an Architect
OF established reputatlon and will in future carry on
Architecture with their business Engineers. Par
ties intending to build are invited 10 call at their
Ohice, No, 306 Congress street. and examine eleva-
tions anu plans oil churches banks, stores blocks OF
buildings. &c, n Y+.r
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-25
=: ase sa6sGV oN
sssasstsnsa J,.ns ss. 1909. Vol. 8.

The PORTLAND DAILY faGss is pablislsd
avery day !supdsy excepted g No. PriDtets'
Exebsnse Exchange Street, toEtlaud.
~ n. 4. FOSTER, faornrsTon.s a.
ppankai-Eighs DollAss year In advance. q =
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-25
c""a,aa,e Tor Vic. p,,e.,,,o.,. II

10 The Editor Of the Pres, 0'7
since the papers are naming candidates for
W. ,no rresaeney' will venture to name one for
Vice PRESIDENT. Gen. Grant, sunnoss "a =.
garded as Western man. If he shon,J La
nominated for President, an Eastern man
would probably be selected for Vice President
The idea seems to prevail that il a military
man is nominated for the first office, civilian
should be taken for the second. But does tha t
follow? Is there any necessity in the case? or
any special propriety? In certain circumstances
might prefer civilians, but shall be satisfied
with Gen. Grant for President, and would re-
joiee to see Gen. Howard Vice President
These patriots have risked their lives for the
life of the nation, and therefore have q better
claim than mere civilians, however otherwise
well qualified. 1 did not risk my life as Gen
Grant and Gen. Howard did theirs, but l Will
risk my stake in the nations welfare by aiding
in their election to the highest posts OF useful
ness and honor .. CIVILIAN.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-25

gentleman was not In order. This offended
Randolph still more, aud he refused to oom.
ply with the decision Of the Chair, ana weot
On as before. When Mr.. Clay could bear IL
no longer he peremptorily bade Randolph to
sit down! Randolph, reaching out his long
arm In the direction of the chair, and shak
,hg his forked finger in defiance, exclaimed.
'nank eodlI fear not the face Of Ctayp
i- ... Ir -. .... ... TRAVt
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-25

Two men recently died suddenly at Cam
adian tavern after drinking cup of coffee
The landlady called the police, who suspected
her OF poisoning the men. She protested sne
had not, and to prove the harmiessness Oh sns
coffee drank cup herself, when she also Ien
down dead. An examination OF the conee-pot
showed that bunch of matches had been boil
ing with the coffee.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-25

IHE MAINE STATE PRESS, 10 published ~ TAG
same pAae every Thursday snofnine at "a. 90 year,
avariaby In advance, wv
RATES oB ADVERTISING. une incB OF srsce,iD
lang th OF column, constitutes q square -. !.
SI.60 per square daily fret week . aents ps5
week after: three insertons or less S100i contihu-
Ing every other day after first week, 80 cents. 2
ecek, S1.O0; so cents per week alter sgEgatss es
Under head Of "AMUsEMENTs," 81 90 per square
per week; three insertions or less, 81. so.
SPECIAL NOTIoEs 25 per square for the first in-
seron and % cents per square ior each subsequent
insertion. ...--..,--..
Advertisements inserted in the @ nj AlNE STATE
PRESS" (which has large circulation in every par
Of the Statelfor S1.00 per square rstinsertion
tion. ~ &C. M