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PEADER. CHOOSE -BETwERN A yIGoR-
~ Gus age or 40 untimeIy death. Oh. how
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ENERGY BRICK.

A TKrNsoN, MURDOCH d CO., win sell
- Brick, delisered, for eight dollars per
any amount as eleven dollars Der Thousand, In
he nslI buiIdese measusemeps. z - ganfctfA
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PuFIsHERs OF NEWsPIPTRs

May send q specimen copy of their papers, and
their rates OF advertising per aunnm, tor one
column, payable quarterly in advance. with
the number OF miles the place Of publication
is from Chicago. Address, DIR. RAPHAEL
Box 6273, Chicago, Illinois.
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So, which We are selling At . lover ngure ttss
any ., the came quality is sold in the market
IN. The highest market price paid foe Hides.
Tsnnery, on Illinois Street. near the Idsnd
Bridge. sua1odvE
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TemaIe OompIaiutz

Whether IN the young OF old, married Or sin.
gle. 1T the dawn Of. somauhood, or the turn .,
life, these tonic medicine display 60 decided Az
influence that q marked Improvement Is soOr
perceptible In the health Of the patient BsilS .
purely vegetable preparation, they are q safe 81
reliable remedy for ell classes of Females il sr
err condition Of health and station Of life.
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2ruptions on the slsin

Arising from q bad stute Of the blood o, eh-o,;.
diseases, are eradioated and clear and t,spsnA.
ent surfsce regsined BY the restorative action :.
this Ointment. 1t surpsssess many of the "a.
metics and other toilet appliances In it's power +
dispei rashes and other disfgurements CT thu IA.
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IN LOVE AFFAIRS HE NEVER FAILS.
YOUR FUTURE HUSBAND or WIFE

He will tell you their circumstances and their future
prospects; and what is better stl he tell yoo their
thoughts and what their real intentions are towards
you. What is better than all he tall You il they
will make you happy. He is therefore, sure depend
To all in business his advice Is invaluable. lie
forte with the greatest certainty the results OF all
commercial and business transactions and spesIlatois
DIR. RAPHAEL interprets dreams for lottery num-
bers with unfailing accuracy, If you call him per-
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BuniOns, Burns, Chopped Hands. Ch;lbls.n.,
Pis.ula, Gout, Lumbago, Mercurial Eruptiop.,
Piles, Rheumatism, Ringworm, Salt Rheurn, Skin
Diseases, Scslds, Swelled Glands, Sore Legs, Sore
Breasts, Sore Heads, Sore Threats, Sores Of al,
kinds, Sprsins, Stiff Joints, letter, Ulcers, Ven.
eTeal Sores; Wounds Of all kinds.
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VIII bessnt all lpe delicate health, and whose
inhrTnties and impotence prevents them from getting
married One for the LADIES, and for the GENTLE
hEN-say which yoa want send six cent stamps
for the two books His Circular about getting Rich and
Emnept winning the affections Of the opposite SEX end
Ing with speedy and happy marriage, will be sent gra
tbs at the time
Address al letters "a fiilys- DIR. RAPHAEL. Post
Office Box 5zs 3, Chicago, Illinois
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1t will guide him TO Wealth, E1ninence and Honor.
Thousands of good men who unfortunate and I'M
successful in their businessmen who worked hard
and who struggled against advarsty and misfortune
the greater part of their lives and who found the
they got forward in the world the things
went against them These men get DIR. RAFHAEi'S
opinion upon their future prospects in life All who
wisely followed DR., RAPuAEL'S advice
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Piles and Fistuls.

Every form and feature Of these prevalers 81
stubborn disorders Is ersdicsted locally and &C
tifely by the use Of this emolient; warm fonsD
tstions should preceds its application. It's he's
ing qualities will be found 10 be thorough az
invsEisble.
Both the Ointment and Pills should be use
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Ladies, rake Particular uoues.
ME REAL VELPEAU FEMALE PILLS
ONkRRANTED HRENCHl

THESE PILLS,
u 80 celebrated
many years ago in
Paris for the relief
Of female irregu
larities, and after
wards 90 notorious
for their criminal
employment in the
practice ofabortion,
are now offered for
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MORE GOOD NEWs!i

DIR. RAPHAEL will cast your Horoseope write
yonr nativity. Every man. through the length and
breadth Of the land who has bad luck and we cannot
get on in the world should be in possession of his Horo
scope and pet DR. RAPHAELSE
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RJ-Censultation Fee. Two Dollars.
PERSONS at a DISTANCES

may communicate CoSFIDENTIALLY by letter, Il
they inelose Two Dollars for Consultation Fec II
each letter. All letters. communications and IN
terTiews are strictly private and confidential
Ne answer will be given 20 letters unless Two
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Erysipelas and Salt Rheum

Ais two Of the most common and viruIes, Al.
orders Prevalent on this continent. To ths..m.
ointment 10 sspesialy antagonists, Il. M
operandf is hrst &c eradieste the venom a..
then complete the eur. All
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ISLAND TANNERY
BABCGCK Il ANDREWS.

Ta.gaIft alI1rd % - $50 5laI'Hial ast-
TIMOTHY A. RABoocK. ~ ohARLzs y ANDREWS
This manufaetery ia cow in successful, opera
sion, tanning with Bark Sxclusively, and usin 9
cold Liauors,--in short tanning in the old style.
We have constantly on hand and are flashing 0
superior quality Of s''-S@
New-York tribune., 1868-08-22
THE COURTS.
CIVIL.

In the Supreme Court Chambers, yesterday,
An order was granted against the Sailors Snug HarbOr
recurring them TO show cause why William Belcher
should be received there. The complainant has been
an inmate OF Hospital and claims that under the
the founder no became by his admission
possessed life interest In common with the other
Inmates the charity and could not be deprived OF It
without due form OF law. His expulsion he claims TO
have account Of his refusal TO labor In tho hot
sun after two OF inmates had been prostrated by sun
stroke aud OF short absense by him from the HHrbor on
private legal business. lie further charges that tho
meaus Of the charity Incorporated, It's manage
ment bad and the treatment Of its inmates improper.
The case will up again next MoDIay, when probably
the other side will have something to say.
The following decisions were yesterday rem
dored: Supreme Court Special Term. by Robinson Oh.
J-Henry Franklin agt Alfred Cawthorne ct al; Moses
g. sasserath agt John Generoth; Matthias Snyder Jr,
agt Sarah NJ Chandler; James Stewart et al agt Rich
ard +. Combs ct al; T.. Ellery Anderson agt Joseph
KOhner ct al; John ii. Lockwood agt James r. Cullen.
Motions grantedThos Guinness agt. Thomas Taylor et
al motion granted on terms: Merchants National Bank
OF Baltimore agt smallwood 60 al, attachment dis
charged; William Wood ct al agt Isaac eager imp 30,
motion denied; Augusta Glender agt Herman Hem
stein. Judgment for paintif Jared j, Traphagen agt
Francis T. Knapp OF al, motion for Judgment granted;
Gustave Hartung agt julius Gayeher bail reduced 10
OO unless plaintiff consent to take bail to Sheriff as
special bail In Lizzie Garvcy, writ dsmissed aud
the following by Garyn. J-Amasa Leonard agt James
n Bsbee et al. VIM. A. Thomas et al agt VIM Nllams'
MOtious granted-In re Eliza Allen, motion dismissed
The National Bank OF Petersburgh agt Peter w shute
et al, motion granted without costs David r. Thomas
act Eugene A. Pnckney, motion denied with $40 COSTS
John n Walsh guardanl agt ewis A. sayer, motion
granted on terms: John T. Walsh guardian, &C. agt.
LOWS A. sayer, motion denied with SO costs
New-York tribune., 1868-08-22

lotoIv said in Congress that the road TO Real del
Monte was paved with these ores as win g0od intcn
tions. Int that the policy OF OYerburdenlng MeXlcOs
chief industry does not make 1t pay 10 take TINS
accumulated wealth ont of the dirt into which 1t is
cast Measurably, this is true Poor ores are now
thrown aside which with liberated industry, might
be proftably reduced; and there are many reasons
TO suspect that the very dust OF the Real foad Is
argentlferOus. Tho same mines cannot always pc
dug, nor can very rich ores always be had ~, lhe
same places. There is a natural fear that, without
encouragement, mining viii restrict itself 20 Known
districts AT Real del Monte it is complained lhdt
the assay less than 50 the cost OF
tiOn increases Meanwhile the a per cent 1s, 1aA III
silver representing C0O0OO marks out OF an 1hhla
yield Of two millions and hall, continues. lah,Lt @
Oft this tax, 10 Is TcckOned that ores 'lS1al Is
one mark 10 a mouton of twenty qulntals, OF aUOut
20 cwt cOuld be reduced with profit Iy pr0ntcoluS
the mines al the other industries when are oepSh
cnt on H. are ENCOURAGED. The report atey lnde 10
the President by a mining cOmmlttee ciIOICco tlemH m
facts and n is highly probable that Congress wiz
al wa beed In II: not the less because very many Oh
irs views are agreed to by the Government Inc
MINERAL resources of Mexico are as potent as eNri
Religon has everywhere made the sign OF the CiosS
nver the silver country As If t0JabOr were lhceJu
TO worship, tIe mines and hacendas are as PlouIIiS
ou,ed as the churches. The hacienda at hand MoIRs
in honor OF Our Lady OF LOretO, and san IedIo
besses the nearest mine. over at the hea, Lgiish
men we're of late, digging out 81, Patrick, auu sup
nose they have left him bare as ever. saw tne
other day, halfway up the mountain; HOoaq no MIA
inch cylinder from Cornwall, dedicated 10 MalI4 "a
SantiSsima; and am glad to fancy that the HONEST
work of her wOrShipers below III the mines rs pise
II took wear aud cost $4,000, TO put up TINS steam
missionary but it will take time itself 10 pun IL
las - wv n Cd.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-22

tbropg numbering fully 5000 The gallery was nled VIII
ladies' an excellent band at interVah discourseu pea
- nsie and fhe arrangements Tor the affair we're as
ncrfect as cod he desired All united In admiraool
s,Vtr o, ~ eiornment The orators OF the ever
I'M we're me Hon H. Z. Baldwin, the Hon NJ h0WaIu,
the Hon T. C. Beamap Capt j. Z, burrows, anu osnSa n
sneen ~ stinctiOn. The first speaker OF the evening
Wasthe Hon Henry Badwn MT BALDWIN speech VIZ ,fi
" ,,e sfirt and concluded with the stirring words:
uarat seymour and the Democrats succeed the keDels
viii re tbe country II Gen Grant aud the RepuDueans
succeed your Government viii be governed Dy lOy5l eu
tnon the principles OF honest peace loyalty, anu ~
economy / cannot doubt felOW-cLzens, WhlcA WIZ 10
e HON y NJ Howard was then introduced TO the an
drpce who smoke at some length. be was most ch ~,
siasticaIly received being tremendously ehesreu ' &
Uoward smoke OF the doctrines advanced W Vno
respective parties during the pTe5snss - Sap apd
naign He showed that Seymour Ia an advocate oi anu
hiever I'M the pernCious theory OF secession hnu sup
nosed seymour and Blair elected and u OoppcIIIca.t :.
House Of Representatives chosen. All are oppOseu, 70
coarcIon Then suppose the installation OF THESE
men al the White House. and that those eAeDsls az to
ING and 10 reduce the blacks 60 Slavery whho
but civil war the homes OF the men VINO nave io oS
wears ght the ifo OF the natiOnl Would sup
mort these Governmentsl Not at all as ne Deleyes mem
Unconstitutional and void. The conflict Wouid IeIurH @
throughout the whole South aud the horrors i
ense ca be Imagined Yet TINS sate ol Auas
Is preolsey what must spring from tho course ioH M,
cated by Blair and Othor prominent men VI . Ine .
cratic party. There never was tmc uurlhE ~ ~
das fle war when eraver danger menaced the nation
tLsu uoW In the efforts put forth by mo DeIOcraue
marty 10 elect their candidates. III cM0t DC DeleNSd
mat s,ich calamity occur to an emil 5hteneo people,
hut 10 avert it requires continuous vigilance hu mOsI
eaTncst and Vigorous labor On this election depends he
,ton ~ ietber we al reap the glorious results 0f 50
Just war Oh waste them all and go down III iAi anu
New-York tribune., 1868-08-22
THE CAYAI,sr. ACCIDENT.

At the COrOner's office yesterday, Coroner
Fynn concluded the inquest the body OF Mary Fran
els Falon the girl who died from Injuries received on
tie 18th inst by the giving way OF the upper floor or Nos
2Cs and 27O Canalst The following is the testimony:
VIM McEyily OF No 2l2 East Firty eghthst, testified
that he is a practical builder, and had examined the
damaged building. His opinion was that the building
was and Is sti unsafe and the manner In which 1t
being repaired certainly dangerous, there was no
iron anchors strrups braces; the tnbers are INSULT
cient and far apart not brdged nor properly sup
ported by girders causing the beams TO split IN TACT he
declares the building TO be entirely unsafe
Walter W. Adams OF No. lS3 Yarickstp and Deputy SUI
peintendent OF Buildings had examined the premises
prior the accident and considered them unsafe Tor
heavy business but not for the business then
carried on; lie had rejected an application Tor en-
argement IN March, the ground that the building had
already much weight 10 would carry, when The
owner assured him the light one for the
manufacture OF paper boxes; be had visited the bud-
ing since the accident and found several beams spt
had the weight been distributed the floor could have sus
tained twice the weight
Teresa Murphy an employe OF Mr. Ryan. had heard
the latter speak OF moving ho afraid To put IN
more stock, when Mr Dimnick replied, oh pile in az
much as you Ike, this built for lodgerO0in, ana
You we're never in 40 strong building"
10 also testified that there eight or ten tunS
Of paseb0ard piled up In the center Of the roc at the
time OF the accident
The jury rendered verdict e1oneratng the tenant,
Thomas Ryan, from gl blame
New-York tribune., 1868-08-22
CRIMINAL.

At the Essex Market Court, yesterday, before
Justice Shandley officer Walsh OF the IweHn PRECINCT
WAS charged by Alfred VeddO with having used unneces
sary violence toward him. striking him with his CLUB
on from the corner OF BrOOme aud Norfolk SITS Walsh
was reprnauded aud Vedd0 sent To the Dspensary for
treatment Robert MAh0ney, earnan, was committed
for trial at the General Sessions charged with having
Eeyenth.st, piece OF copper pipe valued az $50 Maho
ney with the pipe In his possession, was found at junk
shop on Avenue O. ..... ..
At the Toombs Police Court yesterday, be-
fore Alderman Conan were brought Mrs Sarah L. PoeF
and her daughter, Henrietta, on the complaint OF Mr.
Cornelius NJ MerserOle OF the firm OF Merseroie LIBBY
Tie complainant states that Mrs POer f0rewoman
and her daughter assistantforewoman OF the patching
ROOM where employ ed average from 70 70 50
girls All the work in this was done by the piece
and Mrs Poer carried pass'boek in when the amount
OF work performed by OF these girls was entered
Since the 1st OF January last the firm have paid Tor
"patchng' 100000 paper collars on July ~ they
commenced taking an account OF stock, aud found
by means OF the stock still LETT on mana, that
they had oyerpad for patching" nearly
100000 collars Sergeant Kennedy and Detective
Woodbridge were informed OF the crcum-
stance aud after inquiry they took into custody
Mrs POeT and her daughter From the adaVits OF sew
era OF the girls In the employ OF the hr appears that
Tor many months past Mrs Poer has systematically
cheating tho firm, and the amount obtained by her
amounts TO nearly $1,000 In this she has, IL alleged
been assisted by her daughter. 10 Is claimed that the
accused have regularly added about onef0urth the
amount earned by each girl and after paid
the accused by threats, have taken from the girls ths
extra amount aud appropriated 10. Fearing TO be DIS
charged the girls did not dare 10 mention the fact IL IS
also alleged that names OF girls who had been discharged
weekly sums drawn In the OF these dummies But
four adavits taken against the women but there
were gs IN Court ready TO testify against thCu
Tho accused were committed 10 AHat trlal.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-22
ADDRESS OF TIE PENNSYLVANIA STATE
: CENTRAL COMMITTEE

The address of the Pennsylvania State Cen
ra Committee Just issued by the Hon. GA Grow, arrays
in the terest and dearest the crimes OF the Demo
cratic party: ...... .r.... ........y I,-f .' ..
n tho outset OF the contest the party that for four
wears uaralyzcd the nrm Of industry, by loading 1t with
burden of S2bOO0O9OOO of debt involved the country IN
civil war; and threatened the destruction OI the UhlOn
and the overthrow OF Liberty sOcits yOur sulrages de-
clarng that IL has no principles TO advocate measures
support and calls upon III tOOWeIs elsewhere 10 ue
fcnd nothing. With nothing IN It's history Tor years
worthy TO DO defended 10 the part OF wisdom NOT 10
make the attempt for it has manaced the freedom OF the
press crushed liberty OF speech and DrutahZed the
public conscience States lOstracised every man who
had the courage to declare human bondage sin against
God aud aErant violation or tie spirit ana genius OF
the Republic II wagod a cruel against the pioneer
settlers Of the Territories aud covered the prares OF Kan
sas with murdered heroes because they preferred iree
dom TO Slavery. IL established reign of terror ah1
made the residence OF faithful 10 the principles OF
the Declaration Of Independence impossible IN more tan
half Of territory covered by the flag OF common
country. Defeated n its enOTts 10 elect fTesluehI OF
its choice it appealed To TO nuly tie decision OF
the ballotox I'm the struggle it laid million OF brave
men untncly graves, shrOuded the nation IN mourn
ing and lOded IL with tears such are tho ghsty les
timonas OF what the Democracy has done III years
past"
The address then charges that It again seeks power
through discord and civil strife. quoting the utterances
OF Frank Blair and Wade Hampton, aud concludes thus
"f this party can succeed Mt tho ballot box the work
OF reconciliation FOR four years VIII be undOne and the
priceless sacrncc OF four Others viii have been maze IN
vain The issue smarked and wei defined Grah Col-
fax and Peace. or, Seymour, Blair, ana war;
Tho soldiers and Sailors Committee the Same state is
issuing a series OF powerful arguments proving me ai-
auce Seymour and bis Coppcrhcad Followers win lue
Rebellion. They declare the question: 10 Oe Wlether "a
Rebellion successfully ended, shall Oe Followed Dy q
Democratic nominee with tho advice aud assistance Of
sis cOnOminee. Gen. Blair
New-York tribune., 1868-08-22

Money continues IN g0Ou supply AT tDo pei NoS'
on call with transactions on Governments, in SOM
few instances, at lower rates. t...g
Sterling Exchange confines dull, with prime bank
er's bills held at 1904! with offerings Of good bills
1OSIG1O9E. Prime bankers sterling, co days on Loo
don, lO0I9lO9i good bankers do, lo9alO9s Para
51S.a519.; Antwerp, 51SsG5l9l; Swiss, 6lS.aoW
Amsterdam, 4Gfl; Hamburg, &IGS5j frankOr'
4Os sa4Oi Bremen. 79!97ga; Prussian thalers, 7l.Sn
Freights to LIVERPOOL by steamer. so tons oil eaAs
at l2s. Cd; 800 bales Cotton, at S-iCd., and ~
bush. Corn, at 2Bd. ...... .........
The Michigan Southern Railway Company maEs
a very satisfactory report for the year ending fea
20, 1868. The net earnings are $lSa0,SSl, and ai"
payment of interest rents, taxes, sinking funds &c
there remains SS497 75I, which would yield about y
per cent to the common stock, after paying ~ -
cent on 1858 shares of the guaranteed. The expena
have been reduced from 65l per cent in 1866 and i
to COL per cent in 1861 aud 1865, while during lD
same time, the supplies have been increased NH".
a result quite unusual in railway reports when 9.
penses are reduced Adding the contributions
the sinking fund. amounting to $4,000, TO the ~,
earnings and the result would be between aiie
per cent on the common stock. The road Is ID ~.
order its track and equipment equal if not super.o
to any road in the West, and its financial cohdi'''
reflects credit upon its management. ..,l
The transactions at the Office OF the Asss'IL -
Treasurer were Receipts for Customs, siS9Vwi !. .
Gold Notes, $4,000; total Receipts, $lS'oCi', !,
total Payments, q ,9O7.747 81 Balance, $S5 OoSS
We learn by the Atlantic Telegraph that tn'
fetal returns made Ly the officers OF the D~ns
France show that there has been heavy QUIZ ~
of specie during the past week, the amount Oh
last evening being some 25,O 900 Of francs less
at the corresponding period last week. as
Tomorrow Saturday win be observed IN LOS. Ia
as holiday. The Stock Exchange viii not OeV
and business generally will be stlspended.@ "a
Tha case Of the Washington. Alexanafia
New-York tribune., 1868-08-22
MICHIGAN.

DEDICATION OF THE DETROIT wIdwAM-AN M
SIENsE GATHERING-sPEECH BY SENATOR
HOWARD.
The Republicans of Detroit opened the cam
pagn on Friday evening by dedieating the great wig
wan with speeches from several OF the most prominent
and eloquent the party within the State At 1880
an immense crowd began TO pour into the building and
by o'clock 1t was crowded TO excess, and large
tbroug Of people Vego standing outside Qse Whole
New-York tribune., 1868-08-22
PERSONAL

Mrs Fanny Kembo gave Reading at Lenox,
Mass, on tho goth, for the benefit of the Town Ii
brary. Every ticket was bought the first day Oh
WHICH aly were for sale.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-22
FRIDAY. Aug. 1i-p.,

VI.
Gold opened at 1871, sold at 144'. closing at lsa
a144., The cearings at the Gold Exchange Baat
were 500 $4,000, and tho balances $1,9Ol,f9.
Government bonds opened steady the anountd Of
business doing was moderate at the quotations d
yesterday. at the Second Board prces were not y
firm, declining from to per cent from the Opening
prices. At the close the market was duh, with mod
crate offerings.
state and Railway bonds we're steady. without any
transactions worthy Of note. Pacific Mail sold at
99s Express shares were higher with sales Of Adami
at so; Wells Fargo 2j}; United States, Al; Msr.
chants Union, 90 Delaware and Hudson Coal sold
at f26 At the close Adams sold at 50l sita
selling at 50,; Merchants Union, 2ls; Amen
can, 4S. Pacific Mail was firm at lOO9l0t
Railway shares were feverish on Erie, which
opened at 45i; sold at AZ, AL, 4s closing 46s Wit
this exception the market was firm, with an in
provement in prices on the entire list New YoTkCea
tral sold at 1863; Reading, s9l Toledo and Wabash
52l Fort Wayne, 1861 Michigan Southern, s31; Cleys
land and Pittsburg 81 Toledo, 99t; Rock Island
99f; Boston, Hartford and Erie, 2ll; NorthW Wea
Preferred sol. AT the Board there was no marx
ed change In prices Illinois Central sold at li3 10
ledo advanced per cent, Rock Island declined l.
Milwaukee and st. Paul orened at 7oi closing at 90
advancing to 70 at the close The Preferred stock wa
steady at 79l Chicago and Alton Preferred sold al
$50. At the o'clock Board, New-York Central sold
at l24I The balance of the list was steady. AT the
last Board the market lost its frmness with .
decline Of tai per cent. on the Western shares
Northwestern shares remained steady at quotations
The transactions in Erie were not q
heavy as for the past few days, and th,
bulk OF the transactions was between 45s aud
4G2. The market closed duh and without spirit
Governments closed weak at decline Of ! per cen
from the Board prices.
IT, g. 6s 1881, Reg. i13 8lSi US520 Co. new 65lO and
IT, s. g. 1881 lISS allSi o. s. $40 Cou. 81 lOt dlO
u s. $40 Rex los dlOs5 u 8. $40 Cou GO lNs dOa
IT, g. $40 Cou ,62 aIl3ilU u S. lO40 iO3t d4
IT, $40 Con e4 1881 alO9 IU 8. l04e ql0d
New-York tribune., 1868-08-22
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK KxCHANGE.-FIqsT car,
- l04 O'CLOCK A. ".
y 0o 6s $50 Coup ~ ..il3t a. 500 6s $40 Cou -
small. .ll2i 1000 so Coup ~
10000 Sos so Con 64......l09 5000
500 s 80 Coup b9ll i,oOO 5s. 1910 Reg nj