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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-04-02
TRACT OFLAND.

1t is situated in Hartford county, lying
Immediately on the south side of DEER
CREEK, about two miles from its mouth,
and bounding with the county road there
on extends in parallelogram to the pub
lie road leading from Harmony Church to
the Susquehanna River, at Rock Run
Thus located, It is about miles from tkc
Susquehanna River and Tide Water Canal,
RI, from Darlington, and s miles from
Havre de Grace. It contains
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ew A young lady in California broke
her neck while resisting the attempt of
young man TO kiss her. A fearful warning
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BEL AIR, February 10Th, 1869.

Mr.. r. T. Bowne: ....
DEAR SIR II used Listers Bone" on both wheat
and corn in 1885, and entirely satisfied with there
suit l shall use it again the coming season.
Respectfully, WIN. II. DALLAM
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r A y S L ERS ...
AND
a 3 A TE M E M 7 S .

VENHE County Commissioners for Hartford
u County will meet at their Office in Bel
Air on MONDAY and TUESDAY, 9TH
and 9th Of April, and every Monday and
Tuesday until the 18th and 18th of May,
to make transfers and abatemeuts.
All persons interested will attend, as no
Attachments or transfers Willie made after
the 12th of May. f
Persons making application for transfers
Of property will be required to comply
with the following sections Of Article 81
Of the Code of Public General Laws:
Section IS, Whenever any person shall
make application for any allowance or de-
duction on account of the sale, transfer,
alienation, loss or removal of any property,
70 the collection or payment of any public
or private security for money, the County
Commissioners, or Appeal Tax Court, shall
interrogate him an oath in reference there
to, and the disposal of the same, and espe-
cially inquire of him to whom the same
has been sold or transferred, and the
amount Of purchase money, or the money
collected, aud how the same has been in
vested.
Section 10. They shall also interrogate
said person on oath in reference to any ac-
questions or investments made by him
and not already assessed, and the amount
Of all such acquisitions and investments
shall be added to his assessable property,
and if he refuses to answer, no allowance
or deduction shall be made on his assess
ment.
BY order of the Board,
JAS. A. FULTON
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lag- The meanest reason for getting
married that was ever heard, was from d
man who said he wanted seme one to part
his back hair for him. aBl 1:.aelis'M leaisvl
/, IA word of kindness is seldom spoken in,
vain, 1t is seed which, even when drop
ped by chance, springs up flower. -.
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FOUNTAIN GREEN, February 18th, 1869.

Mr. r. T. Boaone: .
DEAR SIR The eleven tons of Listers Bone" which
purchased from you last spring gave me entire salts
faction aud believe 1t the best and cheapest Bone Dust
in the market. You will please put my name down for
seven tons this spring. Yours respectfully,
G. W. GRANT.
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BEL AIR, February goth, 1869.
Mr.. r. T. Bo,one:
DEAR SIN IL very much pleased with the results
from the Of Listers Ground Bone" which applied
to both spring and fall crops. believe it superior
article and shall continue the use of it,
Respectfully, DR.. T. HALL RICHARDSON.
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BEL AIR, February 22d, 1869.

Mr.. r. T. BoDne:
Dear Sir:-Mr. Herman Stump purchased seven tons
of Listers Bonep for me, which applied TO whsat
am very much pleased with it, and consider 1t prime
article. Yours, JOHN ARMSTRONG.
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sag- A Base Ball Club Of New York pays
to catcher 81 900 year. 94AI 90 'Ra
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WALTON Sunday, December 90 WILLIAM Angus
TUs VAIL son OF William and Emma Vail aged IN
months.
The friends and relatives OF the family are respect.
Inlly invited 70 attend the funeral this TUESDAY M.
,eanoSn, al one O'Clock. from No. Bedford street
VAS Altrs.-on SATURDAY December = May \.
Vas ALLkS widow 81 J0hn & "a Alien IN the
s3th year Of her age.
The relatives ard frsrnfs ana those on her son.
Mniam " van ktssn, are respectfully Invited 10
seao we mineral iron her late residence isa West
Two ocsck, without further invitation the re.
taaiiS VIZ be conveyed Ia Tappan. kocgand county,
or inc ioto~tug day. for increment.
=. "AtehhA9s~oh saturday evening, December IS
htNhtEftA. only daughter Of Hannah Weinberg
willow ~ fhlip weinberg, aged Ia years months
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
70 ATTEND Tue funeral, from the resistance o her
ut ten O'Clock NJ e'
WhITk.-on saturday, December 25, BARLOW f.
WHIT M. d., aged az years
Inc relatives and friends are respectfully invited
20 ATTEND the funeral, from the residence OF his son.
stepneh Nhlte, Han street date uouslonl between
MyIut anh NiIoughbY avenues BROOKLYN, l., l., this
lueSoN afternoon AT one O'Clock The remains
wiz ne taken To Round HUI. Conn. for intermeal
MiSkhAA-Un saturday. December rs, MARY o.,
VIC Joseph r. WlcShan. IN the 5sth year OF her age
RELATIVES and friends OF the family are invited to
attend her funeral tins Tuesday, afternoon, ~ three
Brooklyn. -
WooD.-on Monday morning December %, Mrs.
anna NJ. WOOD WIDOW OF Theodore ). wood In the
AID Year OF her age.
The funeral services will be held at her late resi-
dence' a3S West Twentieth street, this tuesday
afternoon, ut two O'Clock.
Albany papers please copy.
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FOREIGN e VIGILANCE.

FOREIGN e VIGILANCE.
Foreign exchange was steady on the basis OF 100
for prime bankers sixty days sterling.
The following were the closing quotations for for
eign exchange:-SterlinR, sixty days. commercial,
losk 1osz; good to prime bankers. los'l 1909;
short sight, 1907 1926; Paris, sixty days. 5.2l54
517f; short sight, 615i4 5.15; Antwerp. 6.21k
al7h; Switzerland, 5.2l14 s.171S; Hamburg, 3S1s
SO; Amsterdam, 40h 4osi; Frankfort 403s q 4o7.:
Bremen, 1871 70; Prussian thalers. 7oh NJ
STATE BoNDs--MEETINs or TENNESSEE BoSn-
HOLDERS.
The holders of Tennessee bonds held meeting
yesterday afternoon and accepted the report OF
the committee, as published in our columns on sun
day. After considerable discussion the committee
OF three, with power to proceed to Nashville and
negotiate with the Legislature or the Constiiu.
tional Convention for the purpose OF carrying out
the plan of enhancing the value OF Tennessee secu.
rifles In consequence Of this action the new bonds
rose to AZ.
At the last session OF the board The following
prices were made for the leading Southern bonds:--
Tennessee, ex coupon, 81 bid; do. new. 40 4sb;
Virginia, ex coupon, az n 49,; do. new, 55h a 30;
Georgia SKIES, so; do. sevens 90 a o21s North Caro-.
lina cx coupon, Al 4Sl; do. new, 2sik q 20; Mis-
souri, skies, 9o6 90h; d. Hannibal ami ST.
Joseph, ~ Oh; louisiana skies, 70i4 a 70l5: do
new, go bid; do levce skies O2s 81; do. do eights
s4ta 50; Alabama Fights. 9l5s 81; South Carolina
skies, new. SO a s3z.
THE DEBT or SOUTH CAROLINA.
The following IL an oflcal statement of The public
debt OF tho state OF South Carolina November,
1862
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STREET QUOTATIONS.;
Half.past Five O'Clock p. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY Dec T-6Y NJ
cofrEK-Rio was steady at last quotations. with
moderate demand Sales bags er Dag and 900 do to
arrive per Contest, private terms Other kinds we're dull
but unchanged
koIToN-The business in this staple was light but with
only moderate offerings; previous prices were fully main
taned The sales only 06S bales, of which 436 were
for spinning s speculation 23 for export Included
in the sales l72 baes future delivery the
market was dull but prices without alteration Tho
sales only 300 bales, basis low mdding, December
1850 2ie and 100 average do for the same deliy
cry, AZ 2is.c We quote
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fENIAS ACTIVITY IN BosToN.-It is stated that
the nrst company 0( tue Fourth battalion Legion OF
ST. Patrick VIII be mustered into the Irish Ieyolu-
nonary Army next "Wednesday evening" at the head
quartsss 8! sss 1os{o1 f.g2Ie, on hanoyer street,
flied by st. Patrlck's Day. Colonel John II. Brown
OF Lawrence. has been appointed mastering onicer
for New England, aud Will begin his Official duties
on that evening" General burke Is expected In Bos.
ton some time during the month OF January, and
VIII personally Inspect the material OF which the
Fourth battalion Is composed.--Bost0n Advertiser,
Dec. u,
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

N1coLL--STRoNG.-0n Saturday. December %, at
the residence OF the BRIDES parents. by the Rev. Mr.
Tower, GEORGE b. NlcoLL to JULIA A., eldest
daughter Of William u. Strong. ESQ.,
ScHMiTz-FLANAaAF.-At st. Patrick's Cathedral
BY the Very Rev. Father STAIRS, v. G., GusTAyts
ScHMiTz, Esq., 10 MARY r., youngest daughter Of the
late Edward Flanagan, Oh this city.
Washington ID. ca papers please copy.
SLATER-RAvEN.-On saturday December %, az
SC. Paals church, Hoboken, n. j., by the Rev MT.
Harris. Rector, HARRY GRoRGE SLATER, OF London,
TO JANE ANN tnird daughter OF tile late Mr.. r. ka-
ven. OF Easlree Whlttlesea, England.
Cambridge papers please copy.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Monday, December u. AT
Newburg, by the Rev. 5. II. dagger HORACE Z.
THOMPSON, OF Ithaca, n. Y, TO Miss CoRNEIiA
WOOD OF the above place.
WHEELwRIGHr-LUYSTEe. On Thursday, Decem-
Der % al the Hawkes. Memorial church, by the Rev.
DR.. A. Is. Carter, EDWARD WHEELwRfGHr OF Boston.
Mass. 10 IsAPHENE MOORE LUYsTER. daughter OF
the late Abr. X. Luyster OF Staten Island.
Boston papers please copy.
WOoLSEY-BUsH.-On Christmas Day, December
g. at 81. Adams chapel, by the Rev. @. w. Morrill,
ROBERT ii. WO0LsEY to MARY A. BUSH, both Of THIS
city. No cards.
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Urtonis asi Motue and N. Orsson,
FI,rid,, Ne,anb,, ,,ry y,.ru :

FLOUR MD VKAIN-Kecclpts. I5,.6g bbs. -four, ia
meal les bags do. 466 bushels wheat corn
ae2S do. oats, 326s0 do barley peas The ar
ket for all kinds OF state and Western
mand continuing light but there change
prices. California lour dull nominal.
we're confined to about 6bs prices within the range
or the quotations snbjoined Southern
active at steady prices the sales being
duh, but unchanged IN value The $50 bbls
Corn me al still dull and prices were nominal. We
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GOLD NARKET.
The gold market was heavy in response to the
absence Of any order from Washington diminishing
the gold sales OF the week, and the price declined
from 1903 to 1908, recovering eventually 10 1908
on the frmness OF exchange.
The CHIEF quotations OF the gold marke, were as
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CHERiFr's SALE LIQUORS,
~ Sne Bar Fixtures, &C.
RICHARD WALTERS, Auc,onesr, will sell this day 6Iues.
dnyJ at IL O'clock at ~ Eas Broadway, large quantity Of
Bourbon other Nhisseys also tns assortment oiBsr
Firurss, Counters, &C., &C. JAMES o'hRikb sheriff
JANIS !, 0uNDLxTVN, pspaus
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
mSI4 600
Approximations to the 100000 Prize--Nos. 6is and
COZ, each SUI
iJ,9sS eacD zW
tsis5, 400
Appro .imations the rs 900 Prize-Nos. lg3i5 and
Prizes paid in gold Information furnished The highest
paid for Douboons and all kinds Of Gold and Silver
TAYLOR CO., Bankers, Is Wall street, New York.
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REWARDS.

| I oST-oN THE nth INST, A PoCKETBooK CON-
Ia tanning about S1H liberal reward viii be paid to the
finder by leaving At the Office, No. 10 Firth street.
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rIENRY p. HERTS, AUCTfoNEER
III GENTFEL HOT SFE0ID FURNITURE.
ON WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 90, AT 1915 O'CLOCK,
At rs ST. MARKS PLACE. EIGHTH STREET
comprising rosewood walnut and mahogany Parlor Cham
and Dining Room Furniture; Velvet Brussels and In
grain Carpets rosewood Piano. rich French Plate Mirrors
Lilies Safe Curtains Corniees, Clocks, Ornaments Feather
Beds Hair Mattresses Bedding China, Glass and silver
Ware, Kitchen Utensils, &C. Catalogues may be had
Tuesday at Office of Auconeer 1ss Broadway.
DhwNBR0KER'S sALE-TftIs DAY RY JOHN MORT
MEk, No is East Broadway, large assortment of win
goods consisting OF Ladies' Gsntemea'e Wearing
Apparel, Dresses, Remnants Shaws Blankets, Sheets,
Spreads Quilts, Underclohin. Overcoas Business Coats
ton. by order Of Soomons t73 Sprn street.
DAwNBRoKER'S sALE.--R. FIELD, AUCTtONEER,
1876 Chatham square, will sell this ct 0 O'clock hCu
lots OF Womens cothins consisting OF sk other Dresses
broche, Grape and wooleu Shaws, Remnant silks ana
Dress Goods, Under Clothing. Quilts and Blankets beaalns
Boots Shoes Crockery, Carpets chnswa tlocss Fancy
Goods, &c lay order T. simpson Co., tsn bo"otV,
DAwNBRokER's SALE.--IAMES AGAR, AUCTION
l. viii sell this day. at ~ East Broad"ay Al c,osk
boo lots Dresses, Shsws Undercothes fnrs Blankets,
Quilts Goats, Pantsoons, Vests By order oi v 'aabPP %
Spring street.
DECEIyER'S sALB.-BRUssELS AND INGRAM CAR
III pets, A. NJ. CElSrALAR SON AuctoneFs, s2i broad'
corner Howard street, viii sell tomorro asanesaay.
becember2s at in O'Clock laTge assotNNen ~ HfAhh
and American caspesinrs, comprls!ar
Pieces OF Brussea and Velvet oafqss,
Pieces of throepiy and Ingram Carpellng
Rugs, Drusgetts, Mating, Mats, Ac.s sc
Catalogues ut sale. Trade particularly inytea
by order OF " ffitDhANDShy NtSt'nfs
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LTouNp-oN THURSDAY, IN GRAND STREET, SUM
i Money The have by calling at 70 Forsyth
street, room - between and . y. NJ
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.
LOST AND FOUND.

car, Ihnrsday a.t, Purse, CONTINUING small sun
OF money. Apply To WM. FUTILE, "a Hickman street.
L,OUND-IN AN OMNIBUS, ON MONDAY MORNING,
II Umbrella The have 1t application NJ
No. State street.
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IlY ARCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTInNEER.
ID Office and Salesroom "a Nassau street.
THIS DAY, AT IL O'CLOCK,
Regular sale o Horses Carriages,
BY JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL,
their Horne Auction branch liz East Thirteenth stss
Fourth avenue.
See CATALOGUES under head of Horses and Carriages
We postpone for weather.
DY ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON. AUcT1oNEER.
LARGE eaIS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITua E sY ORDER
OF THE MORTGAGEE.
The great Auction House OF
JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL, viii sell on
Wednesday, At their Ssesroom, 81 Nassau street. as tos
O'clock large Of Household Furniture consist
my part OF Feather Reds, Bosers and Pillows. Spring
Mattresses Quilts Sheets, Pillows and Boscrs painted and
walnut Suits Dressing Buresu Washsands Paor
SUITS Easy Chairs Lounges Brocste and Lace Curtains,
Cornices, Window Shades, Booksases Wardobes, Library
Tables, elegant Wing Bookcases &C. Kitchen Furniture,
with which the sale will commence.
Office Furniture Marvin Safe, three fine carved
black walnut cylinder Writing Desk OMce Tables
green cloih Docks sitting and standing Carpets
Oicohs, Horse Truck aud also charges
elegant carved and Gilt Wing bookcase
ID Delaware, Lackawans and Western RsiiTosd Company
at % Exchange place. Wednesday, g9h inst al u O'Clock
noon -
Scranton coal
delivered Elizahebpor N. j., during January 1870.
SAMUEL SLOAN, President
Dy EDWARD SCBRNCk, AUCTIoSEFR.
ID ELEGANT FRENCH FANCY GOODS,
CLOCKS BRoNZES. VASES, Ac..
At 50 Liberty street,
THIS DAY, at ~ O'Clock
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G1A FOR the RETURN OF THE TRUNK OF BOOKS
- w to the photograph gallery 23S Broadway taken from
2O6 kas Tenth street the night Of the 3d. No questions
a5
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4 UoTIoS SALE. NJ TAYLOR, Aucr1osEER.

A UCTIoN sALE-HousEHoLD FURNITURE AND
IA Steinway Piano. &C.. &c. a. NJ CRISTALAR & SON,
Auctioneers viii sell this day Tuesday, December & l0
O'Clock at private residence Al East Ffeh between
First Avenue and Beekman place, tho entire gentee Furn
ture contained in said house, VIII
Elegant rosewood Steinway Fianotorte,
walnut rosewood Parlor and Bedroom Furniture,
Brussels and ingram Carpets and Oh Cloths,
Fine collection of Oh rantinrs.
Dining Room Furniture, china Gass
and Siverwarc, Mattresses Beds, Pillows aud Bedding
Catalogues at sale Dealers and housekeepers invited.
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A UCTIoN.-LARGE AND POSITIVE SALE.
n THIS tTuESDAY) MORNING.
Private Residence lib West Twenty


LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctloncer, salls this tuesday,
morning, commencing at IL O'Clock, Mt private
West Twenty seventh street. Sixth the highest
bidder. all the first class city Household
Furniture; rich rosewood Finnoorte $780,
mouths; four elegant and slack walnut Parior
Suits Velvet Medallion English Brus sells Three ply
Carpets; Pier and Manel Mirrors, rosewood Etageres
French Cabinets, Bookcases and Writing Desk; % rich
Bedroom Furniture, consisting Of Beseads Bureaus Wash
stands, Corpmodes Wardrobes hair and spring Mattresses
Feather Beds and Bedding Sofas, Chairs Curtans stoves
Dining Room Furniture, Extension Tables Buffet,
Chairs, Crockcry and Silver Ware Kitchen Furniture de-
The complete Furniture Of above house in lots, the high
hours after sale
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uoFioN.mAT IT'S WEST rwENIy.sIxTH STREET.

"A Over $t6,001 worth handsome Furniture
At public auction TO the highest bidder,
at the five brown residence lls West TwenysIth
street. Sixth Seventh avenues, this Tuesday
morning December g. iGys ngnihcen
IA Panoior.c beautiful aror Suits, covered with
sgn brocate and hareo Tables EtsPeres, Curtains
Mirrors Clocks Paintings Bedseads. Bureaus Washsands
spring and hair Mattresses Beds Linen, Sideboard Exen
Table, Dining Chairs Brussels ingram Carpets Glass,
China and Silver Ware; Cutlery, Sale positive
sh ne. +. NICHOLS CO, Auctoneers. BY order OF
Charles Young
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61N REWARD. LOST, ON THU RSDAY AFTERNOON,
,oiU pod Bresspin The hinder will receive the above
rew ard on returning 10 A. G. BENEDICT y Bowery
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q losX do, 1868, 100 1o9X; do. ten-forties,
registered, 1921 l025G do, coupon. 1oSh 10S%;
currency bonds 1919 10lx.
Southern securities were quiet and steady for the
general list. virginias new, were better. Louisiana
levee SKIES were ION" about n per cent. Memphis
City skies were In better demand at " Q per cent
higher. The market closed with the following
prices:-Tennessee, ex coupon, e71z e7al; Tonnes
see, new 671l e7K; Virginia, ex coupon, SIX S.;
Virginia, new e2A 63; Virginia, registered stock,
5o,s 5o Georgia SKIES 81 s8 Georgia SKIES small
o2,s %; North Carolina, ex coupon. 621l 62A;
North Carolina new, 6l 6lk; Missouri skies. s61<;
Louisiana skies, 71k; Louisiana skies, levee, 67H
0S; Louisiana Fights, levee, IS s5; Alabama eghts
OF q 9211; Alabama fves, IS q 81; South Carolina
skies, tax "a; South Carolina, new, 70 72; South
Carolina, regular stock, 81 q 65; City OF Memphis
sixes SIX 53]; City of Atlanta Fights, so IS; City
of Savannah sevens, 50 Of; City OF New Orleans
consols IS SO; City Of New Orleans, railroad ISSUE
"A 49, Mobile and Ohio sterling 90 e5; Mobile and
Ohio eights. so a So; Mississippi Central Railroad
first mortgage, eS 70; Mississippi Central Railroad
second mortgage, so So; Memphis and Charleston,
first mortgage, 81 q 90; Memphis and Charleston,
second mortgage, rs a so; Memphis and Charleston,
stock, 40 81; Greenville and Columbia Railroad,
guaranteed, IS a 81.
Prices Of stocks at the last open board closed as
Notwithstanding Union Express lss . 90; Quick
silver % "a; Canton, go a 6oA; Marposa, o; do
preferred, 20 26t<; Pacific Mail, 117A 11s; West
ern Union Telegraph 3s7S a 80; New York Central,
1855 1854; Hudson River, 1886 1S8A Harlem, 1874
139; Reading, 96X s62s; Chicago and Alton, 16o
1854; do. preferred 152 1854; Alton and Terre Haute
81 6914; Wabash 6514 90; Milwaukee and St. Paul.
6s1s 81; do. preferred, SIX So; Fort Wayne, 12l
1915; Ohio and Mississippi, ssa 3sx Michigan
Central, lis bid; Michigan Southern, e44 94,S;
Illinois Central 1870 bid; Pttsburg, 9a1 "a; Toledo,
1861 1857; Rock Island. 100 q 1907; Northwest
ern, saal 81; do preferred, 90 9:,S; Lake Shore,
1918 1o3.
There was very little done on the street after the
adjournment Of the Long Room, the inclement
weather tending to 'burst" the market Prices at
quarter past five O'Clock this evening as fol-
lows:--New York Central, 1865 a 1863 (sold at los,
seller three; Erie, 80 bid; Michigan Southern, "a
941s; Rock Island 1907 bid; Reading, 96,s oeax;
Northwestern s37s "a; do. preferred, 90 92z; To-
ledo, los 1o51s; ST. Paul, &C bid do preferred, 81
bid; Ohio and Mississippi, asi4 bid: Pacific Mail,
1171s 117A.
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GENERAL NoTEs.

Ths southern papers are advising planters to
plaut but little cotton and STOCK plantations with
ramie.
The failure OF s. Comstock, Minneapolis mer.
chant with liabilities to the amount II 100000 Ia
reported other failures in the city said to
be imminent
Martin accused Of killing Fernandez, in New Or
leans on account OF alleged improper intimacy with
the ormers wife, has been held TO ball In 1000 on
o charge OF manslaughter
An ONO editor Is getting particular about Whist he
eats and expresses himself alter the following
fashIon.--ssTtie woman VINO made the butter which
we bought last week Is respectfully requested 20 ex-
ercise more Judgment In proportioning the ingre-
dients Ihe last batch had too much hair 10 Tor but
ter and not quite enough for waterfall Trere no
sense In making yourself baldheaded, II butter V
thrty.nve cents pound"
There are in the states and Territories Of the
Union 542 dailies, 4,425 weekes, ATT monthlles and
LAS BOOK aud job printers In ADDITION 70 the above
the list contains 80 tr-wceky pWers 81 sent
weekly. "a semimonthly publications. 2o7 monthly,
/ bImonthly and - quarterly, making the total
number Of ell periodicals ASA