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The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-05
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10 the People Of Carroll Coamig:.
AT an informal meeting Of the MEM
bcrs Of the Constitutional Convention,
1t was resolved, that the several dclega-
ticns should call Ratification Meetings
in their respective Counties.
Weaccordingly invite the Democrats,
Conservatives, and all the friends OF
Coustitutioual Liberty TO assemble in
Westminster, On SATURDAY, THE
9TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, at III
o'clock, A. H., to testify their approval
Of the New Constitution, which win be
passed upon by the people of this State,
at the ballot box, on Wednesday. the
18th Of September and, we confident
" hope, will then be adopted by an
overwhelming majority.
The meeting will be addressed By
several able and eloquent gentlemen
from other parts Of the State.
]. X. LexewsIL, THos. r oovER,
SrERLrsd GAIr, WM. N. HAYDEN,
G. W. MASRo, B. W. BEsSKrT.
aug. 2s,-2s-
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-05

WESTERN MARYLAND RAILroAp.--
The work on this road, we understand.
is progressing finely. The heavy rock
work on the 9th section is nearly sra.
ded 4; the heavy fill over the Big Pipe
Greek bottom on the same section is
50 far completed, that no more can be
done until the abutments Of the bridge
are raised to receive the filling. The
building Of the bridge over Big Pipe
Creek has been let b. the McCaffreys
to Il. Traine and James Crowthcr.
bridge contractors, who are energetic
men aud who win push the work to com
pfetion as rapidly as possible They
have commenced work aud expect to be
above the. water level ia few days.
The bridge will be thirty feet above low
water. The bridge over the Monocacy
on scction is under way and viii be
pushed forward as rapidly as possible.
Fred. E.eamiacr.
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-05

The m'natnre schooner yacht John
4 Ford, Of two and a-halfto burthen
intended for exhihiiion at the Paris
Exposition, and which sailed from Bal.
timcre on the 25d Of June last for Par.
Is, Is reported BY the Atlantic cable "a
have met with asad disaster when near.
ly At the end of her voyage. The dis.
patch states that on the 10th Of August
when entering the English clIanncl 4
sudden sqaall upset the little craft and
but one person, whose name was no. as.
ccrfained. was saved.
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-05
The New Communion.

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The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-05

A WATCH RREE.-A Silver r. ws.sl|
N on GfsfiE 70 the purchsscr of Evsd
Of kennedy's Mammoth Prize Stafionesy
ages. The iarEesf Ia the world. Is ID II
ment y have them ipttsslucpd, arcnts 4
packages A. fast a. fIsty can reach thcip
10 Dollars per day e3n bemade usre. wsI
agents that sell ON In sversRe looo per
Prizes per hsadredf Is p6llsrs. Retail |
cents And Ys<th IN the bargain ,hi
retail tof so more. for fsil pariicp
irifs faekssf. and piher saieabie good
dsc<s X, Al{NRoE KENNEDY, Coz. ID
Wood ~. y'ilisbnrsh, "a. ~
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-05
psy-We cOpy the iollowino artiele


Of the great Telegraph line which pas.
ses throuob Westminster ,,J A.. ean
-, rc d =.
y" p"'s ~ Nas'ou eou"'y o'nee II
was published the line has reached
Cincinnati, aud is now progressing far
heyona IL.
Ts,c p.c,ac a,a s,s...,. ~.
egraph Company ~ Ire mi
ted states.
The Pacific and Atlantic Tclagr.rb
Company Of the United States has inst
declared their eighth ouar,erly div;dsnd
Of "a per cent. being M the ratio of 10
per cent. per annum. This now ,oIo.
graph line Is Organized npder n snccial
charter from the State Of Pennsylrania
Its headquarters are at Pit,sburs where
its chief officers reside. and majority
of its Board of Directors. The an,bor.
lied capital Of the compapy Ia s3 400
900, and its shares s25 each
This Company has been oroan;zed
aud iu operation about two wears far
the double purpose Of afIordins addition.
al facilities for telegraphinc al about
onc-half the old rates. aud having hand.
some dividends 70 the stockhoiders-
The line is now completed from Phila.
delphia, by way Of baltimore Harris.
burg, Hagerstown and Cumberland to
Pittsburg aud the oil regions of Penn.
sylyania. as well as 10 Wheeling and
other points in West Virginia; and VIZ
understand the poles are all up 10 Gin.
cinnati, and the wires are being strung
up At the rate of twelve miles day,
which in very short tilnc win place
them in full connection with Cincinnati
City, where it will connect with the
Southern Telegraph Company, now be.
ing rapidly constructed 10 New Orleans
The rates Of telegraphing have been
reduced about oue-half between all the
principal points reached by this line or
by those connecting with i, and sim.
liar result will follow its completion
throughout the West. The wires of
the Pacific aud Atlantic Company will
connect with the wires of the Franklin
ma
Telegraph Company in Philadelphia
and Baltimore, thus securing direct
communication with Washington, New
York, Boston, Portland, Bangor and
intermediate places, and within few
months Halifax, n. s., will be reached
forming continuous line from Hall.
fax to New Orleans. The Pacific and
A ~
Atlantic Line will form the most i'm.
portant connecting link in the chain
These lines are said TO be the best built
lines in the couatry, and they are built
for cash and the stock sold only at par
No Nring" exists to make profit out
Of tho cepstrnction, aud no stock has
bocn issued except upon payment of
cash at par,
IL is estimated that one-half the au.
tborized capital Of this Company will
build its lines wherever it is desirable
to extend them.
That this important line may at all
times be maintained free from the stock
manipulations which have from time to
time swept out Of existence independent
corporations, such arrangements have
ocsn made as will, so far as possible,
guard against any attempt to absorb il.
The stock Is subscribed for with the
express stipulation that the line shall
In no way or manner be consolidated
with any other uuless with the ,vr;tton
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-05
PIED.

Suddenly, of paralytic stroke, on the
18th. of August last, at his residence in
Hampstead district, Mr.. JouN DrHoFT,
aged Is years, 4mouths and 2i days.
In Baltimore, on the 9th of August, OF
Consumption, II. JrssE, wife Of Vim. II.
Davis, founder of the .,Denl. Advocate"
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-05
ExTTNGUIsHER

Street, New York.
A FFLICTED REsToREDt IGNoRAI
IA EXPOSED ! fALLAcIES USMAsk
Highly important 10 bsth scxes, marri]
single, In health or disease. DIR. LARMOy
faris, London and Now York Medical al
and Marriage Guide, s0ih edition. 400 u
nearly 100 Anatomical iiiusiraiions, upon
cal and Nervous Debility, Urinary Depl
and iinpofeney, affections or the Bladder,
neys, Genite- Urinary Organs, aud their 4
qnences, and anntomy of both sexez -Eul
an hospital practice -the Anthof's moral.
imnts and cfiectad method or preyontind
rapid increase Of family .-.-his unequaled 1
and London treatment, &c. Mailed, ffr1
81 30, closely sealed.
All who would avoid fhc barbsrous
ment with Mercury, Ccpzibs, Injsctions.
terisstions, Qusck Specifies, Aaiidotes n
stfuaenis, should own fhir valuable ro
AeonsaIi The Doctor rerseaslIy pr by lesssl
lis broadway, N. r., from 10 a. ~. 10 S
Post Uflee Hox bt4, N. X, IL aiifhe "a
required foasnit1fiss, 1dside, & Needed
IN Al csfcs in edvancc. Z Y
"We concur with ofllcr Papers IN n
mruding Dp. LARN0NT aad his Mod
corrtsc de- Efas rat., Gerran ~ M
gsFa'eA, S'ssis .zsiisng. 4a1., Hesses
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-05
FOR SALE.
THE Farm on which the Subscriber re
il sides, containing
1873 Id n cres

Of well improved land, with all necessary
buildings and improvements, fruit trees in
abundance, situated in Carroll County, 3
miles from Sykesyile and 2 miles from
Hoods Mill, lboth thcse thriving Villages
being on the B. 4 o. r. Road, within two
hours trasci Of BALTIMORE
My intention is to soil il possible aud, 70
accomplish which, the price will be moder-
ate and terms liberal Persons wishing TO
purchase land will do we'll to SEQ this Farm.
Any further description Of this Farm, or
other information desired, will be given on
addressing e
ELI HEWITT,
srKsssiLlr, Carroll County, Nd.
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-05

DoLL0cK INSTITUTE, frr, class Bo,r
Il ing School for Boys, at Pitisdcld Mas.
fAll Term Of 20 weeks begins Oct 4, 1861.
particulars address Kcr. W. g. RICHARD
Principal.
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-05
WE ARE COMING

And viii present 10 any person sending
club In our Great One Price Sale, of DIR
Fancy Goods, Sc, a silk Drcss Pattern, u
Of Shooting, Watch &e., free Of cost. gaiAla
of goods, and sample, sent 10 any address
Address j. s. HAwEs 4 CO., So Hanover
Boston, Mass. r. o. Box 5I2s, M
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-05
Thirteen Years Ag

DT. Louis Of Providence, r. ]. discovered }
edies with which he has cured hundreds 4
ses OF faralysis, fits, and all forms Of Nsri
Diseases. Send two stamps for Pamphlet
Certificate.
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-05
Bonds for Sale.

TNI0N PACIFIC RAILROAD
~ BOND, at 30 cents on the dollar,
bearing Six per cent gold interest. for sale
by FIilZELL 4 MANNING,
sep5-ii Agents for Carroll county.
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-05

PAINFUL OPERATION. Geo.
W. Dymock, Of this town, had an ope
ration performed on one of his toes on
Thursday BY pr. W II. Farrew, IN
removing portion Of the nail which
had grown into the flesh, and after the
operation ilinted from the excessive
pain caused BY it, no anosthetic being
used. Col. +. Dymock, Of the Nation.
al Hotel, the young mans fathcr. in
fastening down the steps To the as.
sisiaucc Of his son at the time OF the
sfasm, fell aud injured himself badly.
/lioth Father aud sou are in much pain.
- SRog HW Mi.) ,StieL{
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-05

Sfcfe qf MaIyiona, Carroll county 10 rit /.
L HEREBY certify that John Wagoner, Of
j Carroll county, brought before me,
Justice ofthe Peace, Of said State in and for
said county, this gist. day Of August 1887,
as q Stray, . BLACK SP01TED,>.-rr-,.
MuiEf COW, about eight orr
nine years old. -HX
Given under my hand,
A. NEAL, ]. r.
, The owner Of the above described Cow, is
rcyssssed y prove property, pay ehnrges
and take her away.
JOHN wAGONER.
Living on Washington Road, 4 miles be.
low Westminster. scn.,.3t
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-05
YOU'RE yyantedi Look Mcr,

Agents, both male and female wsntad cr1
who're TO sell The PArSsT lSrtcvsn Isk RrJ
toin, tby which from one I. two pages cas
written without replenishiug with ink.
our Fancy and Dry Goods. etc. Can "
rom ~ 70 $40 day. No capital required
ing mn article for sale 10 our DoilAK PrEo
iss Aogxcr. Circulars Sent Free.
EASTMAN A KENDALL.
65 Hanover St, Boston, Mas
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-05

DEAFNESS CURED. The Organic
brator iits into the ear, Is not percsptible,
enables deaf persons 10 hear distirctlv
church and at public assemblies. Send pa
alars TO DR.. STILwfLI., No. 45 South s,l
Williamsburg. N. Y.
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-05

POTATO Ror.-Therc was never a
better prospect for large crop Of ioia.
toes than we had in this section the
present year; but, of late, we hear a
general complaint that they are rotting
so badly that unless a favorable change
soon comes, there will be very few Of
them left. 1t appears to have been
caused BY the late heavy rains, aud hlt
sun shining between the frequent rains.
We believe Tomatoes, and other ycgc,a.
bles, are similarly affected bat not so
badly.
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-05

Have yon seen tho PENN LETTER BOOK
for copying letters without the use Of cid,
press or waterf II saves time, labor, and 4
srps"se OF 4 copying press. For sale by
"Penn Manufacturing Works," 702 Chest,
St, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-05

y SUNDAY scuooL Picnic, will
take place on Saturday next, 9Th. inst,
at Springdale School House Grove, near
New Windsor. Addresses will be de-
hyered by Rev. j. Starncr a,sl Rev. II.
Z. tlolloway--one Mt 0 O'clock A. Nj,
the other at o'clock 7. NJ. Prizells.
burg Band will be present. The pub
nc are respectfully invited 20 attend.
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-05


BASE BADL.--The Patapsco Club, of
Westminster, having gained some celeb.
rity as players, have lately had au en-.
counter on their own ground with two
celebrated clubs from Baltimore. They
first played the maryland Club" on
Wednesday Of last week; tho score
standing, Maryland 81 runs, Patapsco 6.
The playing was ereditAblc TO the Pa
tapsco, the Maryland being the
champion Club Of the State, and equal
to any IN the Union.
0n Friday last the "Activc" Club of
Baltimore, played the Patapsco on the
same ground-Which resulted in a vic
tory FOR the patnpsco of % ruus-the
account standing "Actiye" 3S-"Pa.
tapsco' GO. The "Activcs" are a fine
set OF young men, and good players.
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-05

CAMP MEErIYo.-The great Shrews.
berry Camp meeting closed on Friday
morning. A great crowd has attended
during the whole progress of the NEE.
tings, and 1t is said that fully ten thou.
sand persons were present on Sunday
About four hundred and fifty tents were
erected on the ground.
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-05
RegIstraiion OafI,.

1t should be remembered that the
Registration law of 1867, which repeal.
cd that Of 1865, provides that the ap.
plicant for registry as q voter may take,
either the cath prescribed in the 4th
Section LIST Article of the State Copsti.
tuition, or that prescribed in tho ea-
reimbursement law of 1867, which re.
moved, BY two thirds vote OF the Leg
stature the disabilities imposed by the
Constitution on all those who by word
or deed may have aided the late rebel.
lion. The late oath is as follows:
"i-7-, doswear (or affirm1
that am citizen Of tho United States,
and that | will bear true faith and al.
iegiance 70 tho United States, and sup.
port the Constitution and laws thereof
as the supreme law Of the land, any law
or ordinance Of any State to the contrary
notwithstanding; that | will ia all res
poets demean myself rs loyal citizen Of
the United States; aud | make this
oath (cr affirInation) without any rcser-
vation o. evasion, aud believe 1t to be
binding on me"
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-05

A Few more good Agents Wanted for Genes
Y: 9. Bakers .'iTfST0RY on TIE sECRT
SERVICE" Increased cornmsxzioh allovs
aAd greater Inducements ol3rred. Addre.s
GARRETT 4 CO., Box 3lT, Philadelphia, n
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-05

A TREATISE on DRAFNESS. q
tafrh, Consumption aud Cancer. Their cau.
and means Of immediate relief and speedy vS,
sent Tree, Send particulars 10 DR.. STlLW Eu
No. 40 South 9Th Street, Williamsburg. /. 4
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-05
MASS MEETING
Westminster, Md,

saturdny, September 7th, 1857,
40 RArIrY TIE NEw CONSTITUTION.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-28
ELECTION NOTICE,

n CONRAD, Agent,
Is >clling English Island Nolasscs at - 81
4 fair article Of Cuba 60 cts.
Rio Coffee from 80 TO 35 cts.
Ceylon do for IS cts.
Java do for 10 cts.
Brown Sugar tron If TO Isl cts.
Also. Cora Meal, Super aud Extra
Flour. Bacon Batter, Lard, &, at q
snail advancr.
\. c. is now selling Read y~m#dC C'"th
iuc at cost. cheaper than can be oo"ght
here or in Baltimore. Cali and satisfy
Yourselves Of the fact.
n. c. has tn" largest and best stock OF
shoes, Boots, Has and Cap, III he coun-
~, which he offers at smad profits for
cash.
n G. has large assortment # DRY
IGOODS, cr4.btacing every article usually
found ~ a fest clasSc puntry store. all OF
which he offers low for the ready ctS|s or
- pructual dealers on a short credit.
Rags, furs ef all kinds aauted, au1
Poultry OF ali kinds taken in exchange fol
go>ls.
Nov. Is: 1865
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-28
iOSOLVEDT E02ICG.
Petition for In thc Circuit Court
Insolvency. ! for St Mary county
Aug Q, 9,i8Gf-tf

BY virtue Of authofity vested in me. as
= Clerk OF the Circuit Court for Saint Ma
rvs county, by the Code Of i;nbhc General
Laws o, this State. it is hereby ordered that
g ergo 4. Simms. an lnsoIvcnl Petitioner, hr
and appear beloreih said court on tie thlrd
Monday OF March next, TO answer such m
.rrrosatorcs or al'eeatiorsaS his CREDITORS en-
d,rsers. or securities may alIeee or propose
against him, and that said lnsolv"nt cause a
coDy Of this notice to he published IN u"
Saint Marv's GAZETTE, once 4 week for three
m ,nths, previous to said third Monday OF
March next.
JNO. A. CAVALIER, CFk.
True cory-Test o.,
,iNO. A. CAVALIER, CIk.
Dec. 18th, l666-3m.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-28
Professional flOtice.


fsIHE undersigned. Having -ertcred ~ IN
Arrangement with IA ale LEGAL hrm IN
Washington city 10 prosecute q. ,m~ AGAINST
tie Government, respectful. " invites thr rco-
pie oi st, NJ avs anl jtip!ning e9n1t t.ts 10
transmit Li.li any ct,jns, wac'trr i"I h.un-
Il rea-io.s. Damages iu,jpg he ar % 9th
cr au>t With t,cy may hold against !. ne
Cut;e,. S.ltcs- Gurercmclt- >irlet tu."li ~
WI. he given and prompt return maie q AL
EdslGa'ct claims. tu business 81 a leg IL
character place., in his All Is sw'd be pa,l. r.
/, ,ttende,i 10. lntorma'lon IN regard ~
cla,ms cheerfulll eiypn, tree vi char-e. Ad-
B. A. JtMIs0N
Attorney al Law
ard
General Claim Agent.
Chspheo,
ST. Mary $ tounty.
Nil,
Tpno IA lS56-ly.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-28

Jpno IA, 1876 ly.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-28
Il'GOL,ViNT Notice.
Petition FOR ID the Circuit Court
Insolvency. s for ST Mary's County.

Insolvency. fJr s.. Mary County.
EGl yirt6e of authority vested in me a.
= Clerk oft9ie Circuit Cuurt Tor 3. M
RI, cQtlily, by he Code Of Public Gcnera!
Law. Of this State. il is hereby ordered that f
f. ~pall.ns, sn Insolvent Petitioner be
and appear before the said Court on the l.ir1
Monday vi March next, 10 answer such inter-
r0gatorics or allegations a. his crcf.It'r~ en-
tos.ers or secur.ie may ailege or propose
against him and t-at sad ihsnlvent cause a
copy Of fhi, neIict 10 be pnbiislie,i IN the st.
Marv's GAzETTE once a week ior thFte
months, pre-, luus to said third Mouday Of
March next.
JNO. 4, CAVALIER, eFk.
True coYy-Tess:
JNO. \. CtNALlER. elk
Dee | Sta. l666-2n.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-28
NOTICE..

rINHE undersigned take thismcthod OF INFORM,
l ing the puhrc that they are st'll associated
together IN the Carpenters business, and win
contract for the Building of Houses q every
descriptions All work Will I've eH"c1tec Win
dispatch, and, IN all conlractS for EwrhnS'
special attention viii be pvld to tFIchI9!lh lhH
PlaSteriHs Al Painting.
All ,rl,rs addressed tnthem at Leon'rdtown,
Ma. will receive prompt attention.
GEORGE HORNE,
THOMAS {. GREEN YELL,
May II, lS66-ly
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-28
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER

The friends of JOHN DILLAUAY,
YscommCnd him 10 the voters ot SAINT Ma
rvs County .. caudidatr for rc-cIec'lon
sc the office of County Commissioner, Al
no ensuing Fall clecii,n,
Jau 3l., iS6T --te.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-28

CENERA .tracts OF valuable River aud
- Forest lands. At reduced prices and ON
csommodatinf terms. ~ ,ff
App,y 10 t5
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-28
BOAR DING.

MFRS. ! c. MlLBCRN. formerly OF ST
lVI Mary'>. has taken 'he house No. S2,
Hanover ST. Bait. between Baltimore - ans
Lombard, aud is prepared 10 receive psrna-
Ynent and tran>irnt heardcrS.
Dec. 1th. lSG5-tf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-24
THE PRESIDENTIAL TOUR.
MOVEMENTS or Ms. JOHNSON YESTERDAY.
BOARD the
Religious Service ON -
School Ship.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 THE aesAls

BosroS, June 49, 1857
IL O'Clock r. n,
Al tho invitation Of Coaector Russell the Presidential
party this morning took an excursion 70 the school
snip deorso A. Barnard, lying In Boston harbos The
party, including Postmaster General Randall. started
from tho fremont House a aQuarter mast tan ocIoc IN
carriages. and were driven 70 the foot or tho rony
wharf, where tho revenue tug Hamilton aud another tug
vsre in waiting with steam up. The entrance 10 the
wharf was guarded by strong body Of police, and
n'cody was allowed to pass except few favored people
hsidng cards from Collector Russell The tugs
welc handsomely decorated with flags II was near
eleven O'Clock when the President and party ar.
rived and were conducted board. Among those
present were ex-Governors Andrew and Gardner
Collector RUSSELL Generals Rousseau, Granger
and Benham Postmaster General Kendall Colonel
William G Moore, George N. Barnard and two sons,
and several ladies'. The little tugs were pretty we'll
crowded. but steamed on in good style towards the
school ship Tho weather was delightful and the ,rip
was heartily enjoyed by ALL After sieamng for about
twenty minutes the Barnard was reached and the visit
ors assembled the gangway to the deck OF tho school
ship This vessel 1t should be explained is sort OF
reformatory for juvenile dcl,nquents, ana was
established some years ago by Mr. George H.
Barnard, wealthy citizen Of Boston. The idea OF
the thing Is to receive young offenders and educate
them 10 The duties Of seamen for the higher voca-
tons 10 cases where superior genius may be exhibited
The institution was fostercd by General Banks
while Governor, and II has effected much good since
The boys, dressed in sailors attire drawn up on
tho main deck the arrival OF the President and wero
Immediately put Through a series OF military manou.
vIes, Ai.er this they taken below 10 the place
OF worship and tho Presidential party followed Re-
heious exercises under the direction OF Collector Rus
sou .nen TOOK place Hymns suggestive Of life
sung by the boys Prayers recited and speeches
were made by General Banks Father Taylor Postmaster
senera Randall and others Some Of tho operate ar
fists supplied vocal and instrumental music The party
subsequently, were shown through the eating and sleep
ing apartments and left the vessel the return trip
about ono O'Clock The fremont House was reached
at haif-past one and dinner Immediately taken.
Secretary Seward to-day visited Quincy, in company
with tho sons OF Hon. Charles Francis Adams Oilers
oil the party rode TO the suburbs OF Boston
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-24
NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY. JUNE "a, 1867

per cent the buoyant prices or last evening, while
In foreign stocks especially those OF nations In good
rspas hsss has been :: .:ssy treat change aSns %
teTrupted course Of depression during the past one
or two years. Tne general animation wss stimn'aIoa,
moreover. by the encouraging reports published IRON
growing crops, and also by the announcsS~ - ,.IA
Increase OF above half million ss~- IN - ss,o
the Bank Of France. an" ..as y ny vu"S ~ ~, -
M = .-.s rstahishmsnt TO two and half per cent
Dsiiet that the satisfaction manifested throughout
Eu ops &C the preservation Of and the consequent
Of revival OF general prosperity will tend TO
convince l the gret Powers that the time s past wAen
,Uars or a0sand.sem ut the for insxvn1 tia
popularity safsy Of dsnasses likewise has paipa-
bic influence in promoting the extraordinary rally now
In progress ConsoIs for delivery first quoted
o5 ~ and thew ler Off AZ e5 90 fordelivery. and
e ex-divdend for the ne account on the ioh OF
July.
led to the announcement in the StocS Exchange the
fdilxre Of four adverse operators.