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a Dream.
ny rLoRRScE PERCY


,..,,,yg d. day of delight
SACK AGAIN, ,,ad for Won morning and night
How ha ", yon. pincd for You, all the days
through, - ,,oss;,r IN, vou.
-. ga for YOU. plead for yoa sought yo" !"
SEWING forever to find Won again:
counting ali anguish a naught II might
Clasp YOU again rs ! clasp y"n 'o-h'g"'
on | have sorrovcd and suffered 50 much
since last answered your lips LOVING 'outh >
Through the night-watches, III daSish'S
broad beams. ..,,-.., u,,.
prra,ps so replete with bewiidering pam,
stnI 4 is throbbiug IN heart and IN brain
oh for | dTeamed-keep me close 10 your siue,
Darling, oh darling-l dreamed you had
died
Dreamed that l stood by your pillow, and
heard
From your pale lips loves half-uttered word /;
And hv the light OF the May morning skies
Watched your face whiten, and saw your dear
ewes
Gazing far into the Wonderful Land
Felt your fond fingers grow cold III my hand /:
Darling" Won whispered; My darling
Nou said
Family. SO family, and then YOU We're dead
oh the dark hours when | kneit by your
grave, -
Pleading in vain for u sign or word
onI, IN tcu mo Won listened and heard;
only 10 SAY You remembered ana knew
How all my soul was IN anguish lof You
Ititfrr dcSpairing, the tears that shed
Darling, oh darling, because You Wer" o'''"
oh the black days of your absence, my own
Oh 10 be left in The wide world alone.
Long with our little one Clasped To my breast,
Wandered l. seeking for refuge and rest
Vet all the world was so careless and cold,
Nainly l sought for ShclterinS ioid
There was no roof and no home for my mead.
Darling, oh darling, because So" were oe'"
Yet in the midst OF the darkness and pain,
Darling, | knew should find y"u again
Knew as the roses knew. under the snow,
How The next summer would set them glow
80 | did always, the drcary days through,
Keep my heart single and sacred 10 You,
A. ON the beautiful day we We're wed,
Darling, oh darling, although you have He'd.
Oh, the great 10y of awaking, 10 know
| did but dream all that torturing Woe
Oh the delight that my searching can trace
Nothing OF GOODNESS or change III your face
sun i YOUR forehead uniurrowed aud ialr'
None Of r. F9 6 Ss Sn of 5 E%4F aTss
Darling, oh. how could dream You were
dead
DW Won are mere, you " III itAIA''Ii'
Never. oh never to leave me again
How il has vanished, the anguish OF years
Naui>hed-uay, these are not sorroWiul tears
Happiness only my cheek has impaired,
There j no grleviug for me IN the world;
Dark clouds may threaten. but ! have no fear
Darling. oh darling, because you are here
We acknowledge the receipt Of open
wiper" from an anonymous lady friend
| 1t is an chon head resting on chicken
bone (such as lovers pulp, and dressed III
in black cloth.
! 80 woman in our hours of ease,
/ Uncertain, coy, and hard 10 squeeze,
| And variable a. the shade
By the light quivcrinE aspen made.
| When pain and anguish wiring the prov
! 4 miniStrring angel thou
would that ! could get, somehow,
Thy constant Northumberland Il COW
an
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I LIGHTNING RODS.

T LIGHTNING RODS.
HAwLEY'S PATENT COMBINATION
LIGHTNING ROD,
cousistiu. of
IRON. ZINC, AND COPPER, SCIENTIFICALLY
ARRANGED,
being half-inch diameter, and eqnal to three
inch bar OF iron in conducting
capacity.
This rod is entirely continuous in its character,
and decidedly the safest and best LIGHTNING
ROD now in use, and 50 pronounced by scientific
experts as the following extracts will show; being
bu, few OF the many that can be produced
TESTIMONIALS.
DEPARTMENT OF THE IsTERroK,l
WAsHISdIuS, ID. c.. June L. 1866.
Sir-In reply to yours Of the 9th instant TO the
qua ities of your patent lightning rod Ia crmbina
nation Of copper aud from, the kind applied by
Won TO the Pat.n Office building, will state that Il
{, the opinion Of the scientific experts. in which
fully coincide that ii Is the best rod yet produced
and therefore very cheerially recommend It's use.
Very respectfully, your obedi'nt servant.
THOMAS u. BOND,
Engineer and Acting Superintendent
Patent Otice Building.
To Il. j. HuCisy, ESD, Baltimore, Nd
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IHE sI-RsrRInEK HAVING HAD

rvHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING HAD
1 TIN BOX stolen from him containing vart-
Gus SECURITiE Is, ~ described below, cautions
all persons from buying or receiving the same.
steps having been taken 10 prevent their payment
and 70 obtain renewals - -.
virginia tate coupon, ot SO each Nos 90, al,
ST. t27 90, 15t, 49, 'oS. ol', 49,! li3', l4.o
I.I,I. and !, !st, due each July, 1885, and Janu-
Same coupon Of $3.50 on No. l, due July, lsdd, and
January. 1867, 80
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yIRGISIA CRsTRAr RAItkutD, !
December 3, 1855

u !. r. Ii.~:...S;ss.s +; ss1 -
DAST FREIGHT LINE BETWEEN
Il RICHMOND AND LYNCHBUhd The VI.
gipia Csnrral and Orange aud Alexandria ra1t.
road have arranged schcdule far DAILY
FREIGHT TRAIN BETWEEN RICHMOND hSD
LYECHBURG Goods leaving Richmond alAA.
NJ reach I,ymchburg same night. Guaos leaving
Tynchoury att T. N. reach Richmond mex jay 81
"- H. D WuiTCuHB,
A., General sgr.r#rta i-uf.
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Drugs, Medicines, dc.

DuRE CHEMICALS.-Suip our
j nine, acct. Quinine, Mur Quinine; sn,pn.
Cinchona, Propylamine, Veratins sulph. hoi
phine, Iodide Quinina. &c, &c, for sale by
A BODEKER & BRO, Druggists,
No 1885 Main street, ara
branch store Sixth street
mv2a opposite Second Market
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ing the lady unfortunately of the white
persuasion /" standing upon the stoop some
what astonishcd and indignant.-Ne,r York
Express.
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DOVER CoNPASY,l
OFFICE OF ENGINEER SUPPLEMENTARY
DovTs MINES. Va, april u. 1867.
Mr. Uitljam S. Manson, Richmond:
Dear sir-The Patent Lightning Rod ordered
from you las boon sci up on the coupany's build
ng- here. and Is very satisfactory.
The principle OF It's construction IL unquestona-
bly, correct-the amount of conducting surface
being very great In proportion Ia the weight OF
metal used.
The work of setting up seems also to have been
we'll and faithfully done.
Very respectfully, your obsdisnt servant,
CHAs Z. STONE.
Engineer and Superintendent.
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Persons wishing the ab1vs- specified rod. or ths
common Galvanized Rod, pa upon their buildings
can have III. worg done In the most ithfui man.
ner III WORK putup by me kept IN repair Tree Of
charge II not impaired BY unfair meaus.
WILLIAM +. MENSON,
NV Am SOB Main strrat.
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OFFICE or THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICANA
WAsHISGToS, d O., August u, ls6..
Dear Strive are much gratiisi 10 hsar Of your
success in connection with your improved Lila ut
mig Rod, and We are confident, from their great
practical merit, II Al you will find them even more
popular the more they are ussa.
Respectfully yours, NrES Go.
To j. Il. HUXLEY, ESD, Baltimore, Nd.
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YALBOTT q BROTHER,

TALBOTT IL BKOI HER,
MASuFACTURERS OF
STEAM ENGINES SAW MILLS GkIsT MILLS.
HYDRAULIC PeESskS, &C.,
are ain In business, corner Cary and Seventeenth
streets, and are prepared TO furnish HlChS's
PATENT ENGINE the greatest thing now out
something very simple and any other kind 81
ssGisE required. All persous wishing 10 buy
will do well to call and see them before purch
elsewhere, AZ H-ly
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NV YORK November %, 1896.
Upon inspection Of l.. J. Hawlry'a invention OF
Lightning Conductor, AIN of the opi1.on that Il is
superior o any rod that have ever seen. there
fore take pleasure in recommending its nss.
4. Z. BAKER, Fire Marshal.
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virginia State Coupon Bonds, Nos ,2s7 and
l2a. dated January l, 1865 for $500 each, with all
Virginis state registered Certificate, No. 10, ia
nu4ry l, 1865. for $500, IN my tama
Virginia STATE Fractional Certificate No. 81 Tor
Virginia State Fractional Certificate, No. 81, for
Sg5
Virginia state Fractional Certificate, No 80, for
Virginia state Fractional Certificate No. 7as, for
Virginia State Fractional Certificates. Nos. %
and 49, in tao name of Z. 7. and J. r. Taliaferro
Virlfnia central Railroad Coupons, Nos 81, 81?
80. 81! and 50 for $50 each, due July 1857.
Same Coupon FOR 81 50. No 80, due July, 1897.
Same Coupon for 80. No. -, due July, 1867.
Virginia Central Railroad Certificate, No / for
s!b3.
virginia Central Railroad Certificate. No. IS, for
StS4. pay able to j. +. Taylor for John n. ui!liat
virginia and Tennessee Railroad Company Ger.
tincate, y o. 80, for $3.50, dated March 7, 1867.
Two Registered Bonds Of the trustees Of the
town If Manchester, dated December ., lsi5, for
IS 600 each
Two do do, dated December 8. ls!5, for - 900.
one DO. DO dated October p, 1852, for 50, 900.
one do. do, dated July, -. $685. for - 600.
One do. do, lated Taly J. 49, for s$' 300
Bondo Seth Hatssy, February -, 1887 payable
to John X. GiIIiat Il Co, for -, 900
Bond Of Don L. Halscy, February %, 1867, pay
my nv n-Taam JACQ0sLiS +. TAYLOR.
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
~ Hariug qualified as administrator on the es-
tate OF George +. Low, deceased, all persons
indebted to the estate will make payment 10 me.
Those having claims viii present them properly
authenticated. that arrangements may be made for
their liquidation.
o4AKLEs B. HABLISToE, Administrator.
my l-W4w Main and Ninth streets
NOTICE.-applcaton will be made
~ to the Board Of Directors of the Richmond,
Fredericksburg, and Potomac Railroad company
for renewal If per cent. scrip No os', for $3.50,
Issued 7th October, 1892, to George HIVES.
ap l5-M2m
nor LIVERPOOL.-The tirSt-class
Il ship WHITE JACKET. now on her pas -
sage to his port, will be dispatched from styST.
CITY Point 70 Liverpool about me 18Th oi
a ap 2o-stawts CAsKiE / BROTHERS.
IMPROVED COPPER STILLS.-We
/ have for sale two MPROV Ed COPPER
STILLS, which are as good as new-one a sing
ling Still with an improvement for stirring the
bur, aud swan-nsck cap, with an improvement
in the worm the capacity supposed to be from 200
to 2?O gallons Also, Doubling stu OF Ike I'M
provemsntt supposed to contain 100 gallons APP
ply to WILLIAMS, GARRETT & FISHER,
third door from Governor,
my2-eodts Franklin street.
SuLaND HOTEL, HANOVER
n COUNTY, VA.-The above old ss,sb iishsd
Hotel i now open for the accommodation Of
FAMILIES and HANSEN BoAkDEks for the
SUMNER SEASON. Every effort will be made to
A G0MFoRTABLE AND PLEASANT SUMNER
RESOET
for persons desiring retirement, and recrsaton;
rHi PSRIT TGT D1SS&R P.A4KriGs or sUpPgRs
furnished at short notice on reasonable terms.
Orders left At J. x. MorSTCAsrLEs or HIsscH-
Beng |. Co. = Broad street, Will meet with prompt
Gp 2o-sod?m MRS. W. A. WYATT.
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CAPITOL OF THE UNITED STATgs,l
July ID. 1886.
From the knowledge have Of the operations Of
electricity and the examination | have made Of
Mr.. l.. J Haw ry's invention, am Of the opinion
that his j. the best and SIfeSt electrical conduct
have ever known. The parts are scientifically ar
RANGED, and rot liable TO get out of order.
Il. b. FRENCH,
Commissioner of Public Buildings.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On and
Mater SUNDAY the i9th May, 1897, the TEAMS
on this road will be run - follows:
Leave Richmond daily at $40 A. NJ. and as
2. M;
Leave Petersburg daily at 10 A VI. and -;
7 NJ.
on Mondays, weinesdays and Fridays an Ar.
COaMODATTNy TRAIN VIII leave Richmond Al
10 IS A. NJ, and Petersburg az 10. 10 A. VI.
The ? Is Train connects with the Train for Nor.
folk daily, except on Sundays.
Through tie kets and baggage checked thra1.h
to Norfolk. Fare to Norfolk, F0Ck poLL.ks.
z. n. GILT
nv ia Engnner and nnerinIanlant
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Steamers.

NOR NEW YOFK-OLD DOMINION
Il STEAMSHIP CoMPsHY.-Th9 zg-4-A
splendid siIe-whssl steamships 4 ssss.
HATFERAs, =. ALEXANDER com 49,. 49,
mander, and ALBEMAhLE, H. 4 tSfSI>>..SsS7s.sl
BORNE cutnmaudsr, leave Richmond every
TUESDAY and SATURDAY Leave new York
every WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY.
These ships ara entirely new, ard were buNlf *.
prsssly FOR tA,s route They nave splauHld saloon,
and staterooms, and the fare. attention, ant &C.
contradictions are unsurpassed.
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly
AT ew York on thu comrauV's covered pier -
North river within forty Elk NJ hours.
Insurance effected At lowest vat-- when ordered.
Fr-igh's for points beyond New York are mr.
warisd with dispatch. and no charge made except
actual expenses Incurred.
The steamers for Charleston, Savannah, New Or.
leans and other southern ports leave from the al.
joining pier All go@ds Tor these points are
promptly transferred without exposure,
AGENTS.
N. l.. MoCREADY, President, ls7 Greenwich
sAIGEL AYasS 81 co, Richmond, Va
JOHN VI. WEST, City Pom. aud Petersburg;
T. H WEBB, Norfolk.
For freight Or passage, apply to
SAMUEL AYRES & CO.,
e?s-ts l32y Cary street
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WjscefFnUeOHS.
CREAT INDICTMENT TO Sc
CURE A HOME.
In consequence of leaving the country, propose
to dispose of my property in the follow
ing manner:
SIX THOUSAND TICKETS AT ONE DOLLAR
EACH.
EVERY TICKET DRAWS PRIZE, NO BLANKS.

First Pri2e.-Houss and Lot 7o6 on Marshall
street near Mumford. 1000.
Second Prize House and Lot 7os. adjoining the
above - 200.
Third Prizs-One Grover 4 Baker Sewing Ma
chine, Sl0h.
Fourth Prize.-Brocads silk Dress, $50.
The other prizes will range from nifty cents TO
twenty dollars consisting II
Zephyr Worsted Hand made shawls,
Childran's Ready made Dresses,
Gentlemans Fine Dress shirts,
Cuffs and Collars Neck Ties,
Butterflies, Suspenders,
Walking Canes, Pipes,
Perfumary, Tides. Lamp Mats,
Pin Cushions. Ladies' Worsted Hoods,
Cuffs and Collars. Wells, Mits, Nets,
six and White Bodies. Infant Sacks and SOCKS,
and many other articles too numerous TO MENTION
Also Furniture. making all told -. 900.
The drawing Will be conducted by committee
Of Competent and respectable citizens. ne rear
estate " i'll be delivered thirty days after the draw
iuy free of inCumbrauce. The distribution OF the
drawing VI hitch l. intended to hs tho i't DAY OF
Nav or as Quick a. all the tickets are SOLD TICK
81. An hp had At the Offices Of the following gem
tleman VINO have kindly consented to assist me :
Mr. George TImberlake, Brook avenue ar
Ny Mf,tpldorfer. !l5 Broad street; MIR. j &.
Efshsr Druggist, No. 10 Broad street W. h. Ty-
isr corner kroad and Gi.ner streets; Mr.. A. BE
nar. New Market Hotel Mr.. John Streter. Mar.
Shall aud Catherine streets !; s. +. kohler, It's
PRINCIPAL OFFICE
70s MARSHALL STREET. NEAR MUMF0RD,
where drawing and distribution will take place.
The money will he deposited In the Planters
Bank in trust, and refunded to ucket-hoiders IN
JOHN d. LAWRENCE,
100 Marshall street.
ap i3-eoJts Richmond, Va.
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CAPITOL OF THE UNITED STATES

concur in the above opinion.
THOMAS q. WALTER,
late Architect Of United States Capitol Extension.
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NJ KKET BaSK E7'S, FANCY BAS-
WI KETS, TUBS, BUCKETS, TRAYS, &C.. for
sale by
my Il DAEDRIDGE 4 ANDERSON
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DEFkIGEHATOkS AMI WATER
IL co d EkS-PREPARE FOR Hot WEATHER.
scnooieys Sef-veutilatiug Re fri erai orsthe best
and only perfect article ever male Of the KIND
VIII keep all kinds Of meats, y,gsiaDles, and fruits
longer drier. ard coldar, with less ice, than any
other refr g-rator now in use. Cone and see them
AT BRANCH & CURkANT'S
China, Glass, and House furnishing Store,
my % corner Eighth aud Nj. la streets.
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40 woman in our hours of ease,
Uncertain, coy, and hard 10 squeeze,
And variable - the shade
By the light QuivcrinE aspen made.
When pain and anguish wiring The brow,
4 miuiStcring angel thou
would that ! could get, somehow,
Thy constant northumberland cow
- NLulLnLI-
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We acknowledge the receipt OF pen
wiper" from an anonymous lady lrlchd.
1t is an chon head resting on 4 chicken
bone (such as lovers pulD, and dressed up
in black cloth.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Another Letter from Nan>cmomd-a Meeting
of Negroes Speeches 10y {. ". BUTT and
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RIV Err NEW s
Fbr Other River items see Seventh Page.

81 Fbs other River Items see Seventh Page.
- The additional arrivals and departures
last night We're quite numerous. including
.the Quickstep, TO Cairo; Mary Swan, to
Memphis; Ella Faber, to Cum berland
River: Eau Claire, 70 Pond River; Argo-
nantIl No. . 2, Cairo to- Louisville; Ada
1Lyonand VIM. White, from Green River:
SILVER spray, Cincinnati so New Orleans;
and Sam. Orr, PASSPORT to Evansville,
The White and Ada. Lyon had full car
goes of tohatcoa THE Ada Lyon returns
early this morning and the White this eve
ning.....-...TheQ uIckstep,i Mary Swan and
Ella Faber left with moderate trips
The AIgonaut I Cuanstefretp CatI Cairo
and returned light.--.The Silver Spray
had good itrip..--.Captain Charley IT.
win, of the ]. P. Webb. is in the city. The
Webb is out of the dock, in perfect order,
and is y already d being sought af-
ter for low water packet We
judge she is for sale, as char
tering boats in this latitude have not gen.
orally proved profitable-....-..TheP Phantom,
Chattanooga and Louisa are still chawing
ring-bolts at the boneyard, and we expect
to see q considerable addition soon. =
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BOARDING.
FOR RENT.

NOR REST- STORE "A three-story
x brick Store. corner OF Main and Fourth
tablishlnent. Apply al No. Ga Main Street.
jun2l DIV
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Fire Limits,

IN two weeks from date win apply to
the Common Council of the City of kvans-
Vile for permission 10 erect q one-story
frame Building. forty feet long and
eighteen and a half feet wides on lot three
(SJ block thirty-seven, (T,l Eastern En-
largement. Z. FL. s. COOK.
June 15d2w. M"
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LOST.

r. OsT POCK EFT BOOK Saturday
II afternoon, June I'D, between J. +. Eli
liott's store, on Third Street, and Samuel
Orr's field, on the Newburgn Road, a black
morocco Pocket-Book, containing one hun
bred and one dollars. AS near can be
remem bered, there were three ten-dollar
The finder will be literally rewarded upon
returning the money to this office. or to
ia MES TALBOT, at Samuel Orr's, Water
Street. 1855 Gjun25t II
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Valuable Lease. -
"AvING FAIAED IN MY Eff
III forts to secure sufficient stock TO
ena ole me to build the $. Union Taberna-
cIe,v and having made other arrange
ments for the accommodation OF the City
Mission Sabbath School, I how offer the
lease -l0O feet by la. fronting on Locust
Street, between Sixth Street and the Canal
- for the short time of 10 years, and at
very low price. y JOHN F.5GLOVER
Cor. Main nd Seventh Streets.
jonl dim Courier and German Union
- sse.s.~ sslsiinas copy, d&w. I'm .1as3
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+. HAMMERSTEIN,

Carriage and Wagon Manufacturer
Corner Main and Fifth Streets,.n
EVANSVILLE .............. '.-. INDIANA
"AS NOW ON HAND A SPLENDI.
n assortment of finely finished carriag,
for the spring trade, of the latest and mo
approved styles, compri> sing !, Two -seate
and light Rockaways, stationary al
Buggies, Prince Albert B.ggies; also. Bug
gies gotten up extra strong Tor country use.
most thoroughly seasoned, and !. ironed
with extra refined iron. No factory wheels
used; all are made In the shop, of selected
work warranted to give entire satisfaction
in every respect. Sales made at losUest cash
rates Purchasers will find it to their in
terest to. give aim o call before purchasing
elsewhere. Repairing done TO order. Or
deEs solicited. ~ ~ ~ = p = apis sisrn
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MONETARY & COMMERCIAL
WEEKLY REVIEW.

FINArCIAL.-We have an easy money
market, with increasing capital for use
when the wheat crop is ready for market.
The weather so far has been very favora-
BILE, and an abundant harvest is expected.
The millers are already making arrange
ments for large amounts of money, and an
active trade in wheat will very soon be
felt. Prices must, however, decline mate
rally before they can feel safe in oper-
ating to the extent of their means The
Banks have made no change in the rate Of
interest, feeling that the demand from the
source named will exhaust their idle capt.
tai and maintain the rate OF interest as
heretofore, say 10 to IL per cent to regular
customers.
Exchange on New York is firmer-at par
buying, and l-l0c premium, selling.
Gold is tending upwards. The New York
noon report of to-day gives the rate. 1887.
We make no change in quotations of
Government securities, which are as fol-
lou
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-24

Bur SeGatRw9 fir oeMtfde Vrttneer|
Dte @ateut9eieS Der Ser. GtaateH,
uetft ben Gesetu Hno tsr @siGGftssO rtnua9 Ter Bdteufs
Office. uub Anleituugeu fir bic Gtfinber, nm ftS Ratente
All f6eru, fino In 9n6fcrnat bon uus in bertfnsr @pra(pe
uub perben gratis ON @Ge ~oeridnet, trelpe
baruul mlnsli@ oter i@rtftIi@ eiatOMmsn. Wian aereis
fire MHHn& 6 O.,
SdpSmt 81 Kart Nptp. Nem Nore
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-24

urtbeil etnes pati1e n
8Iattes iber 80 arplanbsc con-
feru. @eieBeebung. Die 9lO. Shines
oeS SObn1oniten NaYnrcno Iagt in einem Qett-
artifel : Die @eeSse6er tn Nlbanp feten
ntAt aIein NIT ibreu c%crtuSten Draftifen /;
lie baben Na6abmer, NO niht &ioalen In
ben @eiebsebunsen War9lancs unb 0enns
lYlSantens. MitslteDer, BITE bunsrts u. arm
mad annapolis tarnen, fie fe6rten felt uno
9lott uno NIT pobl 9eflQter 8GrIe e. mad
6auIe 3urIf."
9te republ. d + | e II
tn Treoertd s o. ~ b. Die Jreoerider
Witelteber bes rspubl. Staatscsntralcpmite's
baben einen Mufruf IAN ale mdnnliden 8Ir-
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