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The weekly standard., 1869-10-27

A leading Democrat now in Washinsssa,
10 show his sense Of the folly Of nominating
fossil politicians for high Offices proposes
putting up George II. Pendlcton for Presi-
dent and Asa Packer tor Vice President in
1874. We think that viii about finish the
lessor. -Easi. Chroniels.
Well, finish the lesson by all means, for
Pendieton and Packer are finished, and it's
best to make an end of the thing.
The weekly standard., 1869-10-27

The great American Industrial exhibition
in Tennessee-a COOPER beating tailor.
The weekly standard., 1869-10-27

None Of the New Berne editors came to
the Fair. Probably they were too much
consolidated. raiie
The weekly standard., 1869-10-27

-Josh Billings on HOnets,r Is Al pewspa-
per caption--Ezchdngs
An article full of singing points, no
doubf
The weekly standard., 1869-10-27

Pike thinks that we are afraid 70 60 to
the Fair for fear We might in asking for
bread, receive Store. We have no par
sicular fear Of the Stone within izsek but
when Pixies begin to pick. the scales Willy
and one night get stone5ruiss on the eye
--Chorlotts 0srer.
You wont ind anything scaly down here,
and shs.s gst anything in your eye, more
thAn you hare now. Ifyou can't come to
the Fair, 60 and see Stone stick pole
trough ring 81 weldon next month
The weekly standard., 1869-10-27

A poor shot-A- J., who can't hit the
Senter. ~ nin
The weekly standard., 1869-10-27

aHark from the Toombs dolefal sound. >
He's sick. l-H ali u
The weekly standard., 1869-10-27

His wish will be gratifed, judging from
the fact, that he has always been a little
monkey.
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rious historical subjects; @. Osoanyan on
oriental life and customs John G.. SAKE on
''Yankee Land, ''Love, 'Poetry and Poets; +"
Mark Twain on ''Curiosities of CALIFORNIA;; ="
Professor Anson Upton on ''The Child-like
Spirit, american Life from the Inside, /"
''The Poetry of Life, - ''Dr. Samuel johnson, "
''The Glory and Shame of Actors and Acting,
English Words in this country, 1.-THE Truth
about Physiology;' and e. p. whipple on
''Joan of Arc, Courage" 'Shoddy," i" ''Loaf-
ing and Laboring."
The lecture field is largely occupied also by
ladies, many of whom have won well-deserved
regulations. Among them is Grace Green
wood, who will discourse upon the "The
Heroic of Common Life" Jeanne dare, "
''From the Old Capitol to the New" ''From
st. Pauls to st. Peters," Miss Anna Dickn-
son will also appear, and although her sub
jects are not yet announced, the public
know what she is likely to treat of num-
Der of the prominent advocates of women s
rights will appear before the public as lee
turers, for the purpose of setting forth their
peculiar views; and among those who will treat
of the woman question we find Rev. Olympia
Brown, Mrs. Caroline II. Dali, Rev. Ella
Elvira Gibson, Rev. Phoebe A. Hanaford,
Mrs. Ellen Frances Watkins, Miss Lorenzo
Hayes, Mrs. Julia Ward Howe, Miss L. J.
Kellogg M. D.; Mrs. E. Annie Kingsbury,
Mrs. w. Fox Legett, Jr., Mrs. Mary A.
Livermore, Miss Olive Logan, and Mrs.
Elizabeth Cady Stanton.
These we have mentioned from but small
portion of the great army of lecturers who
will appear during the present season, but
this brief list will be sufficient to indicate the
variety, both in style and subject, that the
public will have to choose from.
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E0F- CARD.-COLUMBIA HOUSE, CAPE
MAY, N j., September ., 1881 take this method
OF returning my heartfelt thanks to friends who served
SO faithfully in assisting to the Columbia House
the night OF the great fire at Cape May August 80 1862
10 our guests to the cottage people, to the resident c
zens, and to each and all of employees feel under
lasting obligations; and while all did noby must not
hesitate to name those who took the lead danger
and endurance Captain James T. Smith, Columbia
House watchman; Lewis Stilwell, Columbia House
coachman; Edward Harris Cyrus Saunders, and
BenJam:n Virgins (colored), Columbia House dining.
room men; and Edward Fitzpatrick, Columbia House
engineer, who gave us steam in twelve minutes, and
worked the pumps carefully and successfully amid
confusion and excitement.
It GEORGE W. BOLTON, Proprietor
BSSn CARD.--MESSRS. j. w. SCOTT IL CO.,
No. s14 OHESNUT Street, desire to return their
hearty thanks to Captain MCUUSKER of the FIRE IN.
SURANCE PATROL, who the first to enter their
store the night of the fire at Messrs j s. Earle 4
Sons No. 56 Chestnut street, and aided hy his pro-
tected the bulk of their stock from damage by water
To Special Officers A. H. Randall and e. s. Burns and
Policeman Thomas Murray, who did them valuable service
during the night.
To Lieutenant w. p Campbell and Officers P Hagan
Francis Mcclure and William Harley OF the Fifth district
who efficiently guarded their premises from intrusion
And to the Fire Department in general for saving their
property from destruction by fire.
PHILADELPHIA September 8, 1852 IT.
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FNN'P0EOub JnaJ IL mas ever enjoyed, ana ue-
splte large additions 10 the hotel and cottage
accommodations, it was found impossible to
'"'lSiy all comers by reason of the great rush.
I'll, nHE CRUISE OF THE JAMEsTowN,-A letter
T..a o.n anama, dated August 20, states that the
Onlted states soop-of-war Jamestown sixteen
Suns' was TO sail on the morning of the 2lst at
uuyIlght' on cruise to the Feejee Caroline, and
otneT islands in the Pacific Ocean, to redress
Statn SoeT OF eutrages recently reported to the
otate department by American citizens and
M missionaries residing in the different islands
an! ne jamestown, in her cruise, will have to cross
tWN tne equator three times, and finally return to
SStaparaiso, St a distance of nearly 10000 miles
tnn Iecelved large draft of sailors and marines
,O.I o.n the Mare Island Navy Yard, by the Pacific
mai ma! steamer Colorado, on the 18th instant. aud
Mhl 20 out strOng-handed and well prepared for
any contingency of service.
"a number of changes have been made in her
iHinGers inl,s since she arrived at Panama. The fol-
lowing is Il revised list
Commander-W II Tuxton
IGeutenant- nt-Commander-Charles IL. Huntington
SSurge0n-William johnson, Jr.
TT,asseu Assistant Surgeon-Edward d. PAYNE
FIRST Lieutenant Marines-H. G. COchrane
trasseu Assistant Paymaster- George X Watkins.
EEasiteIs-MiIiam Ensi,-M Welch, Asa Walker
=, Enslgns-J, w. Miller, II. NJ Miller Andrew Dun
zap and =. Il, Cunningham,
Observation-Disclosures Milne.
Glnner-Edward A. Mcdonald.
Sarpenter-Samuel N. Whitehouse
Sinmaker-Gilbert ID. Macy
captain 8 Clerk-Charles Sinclair
Letters and papers for the officers and men
should be addressed to "Care of United Consul
at Panama. who will forward them to Valpa-
ralso, where the jamestown may be expected
ABOUT March l. 1870. The sidewheel steamer
saginaw, Lieutenant-C Commander NJ. Sicard
commanding will succeed the jamestown at
America
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The YELocpEDE has at last made its way
into the pulpit, with Mr.. Spurgeon astride it.
This eminent divine gracefully manmuvred
upon a bycicle recently before congregation
Of two thousand people at Pershore, in Wor-
ces.ershire, England. Mr. spurgeon
astonished his hearers by explaining to them
that the velocipedes ''would not keep up
unless they were kept going. The moment
they stopped, he continued, ''they fell down,
and in this they were exceedingly like the
Christian Church, which would fall unless it
was constantly moving on.
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R6yH BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE. THIS
splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world the emily
true and perfect Dye harmless reliable nstan no
disappointment; ridiculous tints; remedies the iii
effects Of bad dyes nygorates and leaves the Hair soft
Perfumers and properly applied at BatOheors Wig Fac.
tory, No. l6 BOND Street. New York 4NmWR
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RREOIAL NOTICES,

HSya NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
an application will be made, at the next meeting o.
the Legislature Of Pennsylvania for the incorporation o
company in accordance with the laws Of the Common
wealth. be entitled he Philadephia BanknE Eh. hne
Savings Deposit COMPANY" TO be located at
with capital Of one million dollars With the right 70 m
the same 20 three millions Of dollars 7stos
H9gn J. f. GOULD, NO. 923 CHESNUI
Street, is selling Steck rs and Hainas Bros: i
Pianos and Mason Hamlin's Cabinet Organs nedaSaS
iO1r as at any former time. oSo
my YANKEE GREEN CORN CUTTERS,
for table and kitchen use give you the healthy
pulp without the indigestible hull Various styles ana
prices 25 up, for sale at all the
ing stores. -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

pay" RELIGIOUS SERVICES WILL BE RE-
,,-s sgmed at the Unitarian Church, TENTH and LO.
streets on Sunday next the 5h nst at 10Y in the
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mas Just closed at Cape May was the most
prosperous that it has ever enjoyed, and de-
spite large additions 10 the hotel and cottage
accommodations, it was found impossible to
satisfy all comers by reason of the great rush.
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Stationary and Portable ENGINEs-all sizes,
Circular SAW MILLS,
Colenan's CORN and WHEAT MILLS,
Straub
wood Working Machinery
shafting. Betting, Files and Saw Gummers,
Circular and other SAWS,
Cotton Seed Oil Machinery,
PUMPS, of all kinds
Book binder MACHINES and PRESSES all sizes,
CiJllett Steel Brush COTTON GINS
Hand COTTON PRESSES-thc cheapest
good Cotton Press ever made.
Stafford C!:vatoTs, Sattley Gang Flows southern Corn
Planters, Southern Cotton Planters, Expanding
Cultivator5, HaIrows, Grain Drills, ia:!s
Ohio Mowers, Balls Ohio Combined
Mower and Reaper Warmers
Sulky Hay Rakes, Crawl"tds -
Garden Cuiuvators. all
descriptions of
PLOWS,
SWEEPS and
-SCRAPERS, wheclbar.
rows, Herse.poweFs Segments
Pinions etc for Gin Gearing Victor
Tread Horse Power, Victor Cane Mills,>
Cooks Eva9oFtstors flor eitheF2Southern cane
or Sorghum Church, School and Plantation Bells
fof fine tone and small COST Fan Mills Corn CrusRersr
etc. etc, etc
goods selected with full knowledge Of the kind
of work needed i'll the Southwest, and guarantee
every machine furnish to be effective of the object
for which it designed.
FEETILIZERS-Zel Phosphate, Pure Peruvian
Guano, Raw Bone Dust and Plaster.
Discounts made to wholesale dealers and agents.
/ Call address
THOS b BODfEY & co,
ixia BIN Perdllo street New Orleans, La.
II, xetfsftN TRIPS 80 PAsehGeBHa.
The fine steamer CREOLE. commanded by that cIev
er ard popular officer the Lake trade Capt CHAl.
! LEY WALKER, will make excursion trips EVERY
! WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY to Pascagoula
touching intermediate points, and leaving the Lake
end the pontchartrain Railroad the arrival Of the
clock oars-the train which starts from tn
depot, head of G irod street, at that hour.
The fare for the round trip is but e. including meal
and bertIis.
iyIs I'm l75 Common street
REMOVAL
G. LAVE,
Gents Furnishing Goods and Rich Fancy
Articles,
HAS REMOVED FROM ST. CHARLES STREE
TO 12a CANAL STREET.
Between st: Charles and Carondelet,
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SUPPRESSION or Converts IN ITALY. The
last number of the Dublin Rcrie,r contains an
article upon "the suppression of Italian Monas-
Catholic countrymen, most of whom are thor
oughIy convinced that the plumber of these
establishments was benefit to Italy. What
makes this paper all the more remarkable is
the fact that it is n review of a book called
tsConvent Life in Italy," of which the author
is a Protestant, but than whom not the most
earnest Catholic could be a stronger advocate
of the Italian monasterieS as they existed be
fore Victor Emmanuel commenced his work of
confiscation. Mr. Mgernon Taylor, who has
publishes it, have both done valuable servicG
in the cause of truth.
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81
p. j. TRAQUAIR,
Dealer in General Dry Goods, Hosiery, Hoo
Skirts, Millinery and Furnishing Goods.
P. j. TRAQUAm

T.
Begs to intimate his customers in town and
country he daily receiving by express and other
wise large additions his already weselected stock
Particular attention requested to his assortment OF
HOOP SKIRTS,
which is the Largest and Cheapest thety, and con-
taus among other Styles the celebrated " La dFande
victoire and the new Extension Hoop Skirt
THE CORSET DEPARTMENT
Ia en,ats including every quality at prices ranging
from rs cents to 81 So call particular attention TO
n Corset which we selling Mt - 2o-the best and
cheapest Corset shown III this city for the money
OUR DRESS TRIMMING AND RIBBON CASES
Are completely assorted in all the latest styles oil six
and Satin and in every color and width.
THE MILLINERY ROOM
Comprises the neatcst styles of Ladies', Misses and
Chlren's HATS, BoNNETS and FRAMES OF every
conceivable variety including Straw Hair and Mixed
Rosalnd Shepherdess, Antonotte Misnonette, etc,
all at prices that perfectly marvellous
OUR STOCKS OF ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS Nf-4S'
BLONDES, L.AGES. Walls, ETC,
Are unusually elegant this season, and very cheap
Also n line of very fne GItENADiNE SHAWI.Si al'.
propriato for the at prices really astonishing
! THE FURNISHING GOODS DEPARTMENT
Consists OF Hosiery Handkerchief, Parnsols Umbrellas
Ladies' and Gentsi t-ller garments, Perinmery, etc
WHITE GOODS
r eer eription are also fully represented, snch
Swiss MusliIfs Hainsool Tape Checks, CAmbrics Jaco
nets Linens Linen DaInasks, White Marsees, Towels
Plain and IIem-stched Handkerchief Mosquito Net
tinrs etc besides usual assortment OF Fancy and
General Dry Goods, all purchased at the lowest easl
| terms ....
We are r.ceiyin from auction continual accessons Il
every department in many half the cost of i'm
pornton this item the attention OF our custo
mers s especially invited.
The usJial liberal wholesale dealers in tow
aud country. mn ,orr,1p
ar25 If 1G7 Canal street one door from Dauphne.
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length on the woes that, sooner or later, inevi-
tabIy await those that contemn the fourth
commandment of the Deculogue.
Following the address, came the distrlbutl0h
of premiums, an event which, it need hardly
be said brought Joy to many young hearts, ana
delight to the parents that witnessed this GUS
tonary testimonial of the successful efforts oil
their cherished young ones
Then was ushered in the grand finoto, so
anxiously vet so patiently waited for-Tthe an
uounoement of the conclusion, signaled by the
svsnnlonious sounds of twenty brass instru-
ments, drums aud cymbals accompanying and
the capacial hall was instantly vacated. PoitG
t3ati
BY refer ence to the catalogue, it will be OBJ
served that science, literature and art have
here in. St. Mary-J efferson College, local
notwithstanding tho domains of the ancient
and modern classics, mathematics, pnre ana
practically applied, the natural sciences, com
meree and all else that go to make up the
completely educated man, in whatever depart
ment of the worlds Industries he may be des-
tined to act are well represented.
And now, if our Catholic people do not see,
| in the appointments and facilities of st. Mary
| jefferson College-if they do not see, IN inc
salubrity and easy access of its location-ln lIs
! able and jealous 1,rofessors---in the threughiy
| Catholic atmosphere that pervades the WhoiS
| establishment and it's accessories, ana IN al
the other ct ceterds herein set forth-if our Ca
| tholic population do not see in all these, WI
| repeat that st. James, within eight hours
81 steamboating of the city, and with all the 81
lubrity and retirement of watering places
very place to procure for their children
sound Catholic education, why it IS because
Ky z.
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NEW, ORLEANS MARKETS.
For the Week Ending Frizay, August 10.
= - ~ p MoRNING STAR OFFICE.
Saturday Morning, August II, 1860.

Is u A AfoRNISG STAR OFFICE.
Saturday Morning, August L. 1862 )
t.orroy-Ths market nearly at stand-still En-
aay and Saturday, On Monday 2iD bales We're SOLD AT
afber easter rntes wedpesday BE bales, mostly low
midding sold aot SOC rhursday the sales summed
mn J bales including lot of 457 bales held here LOT
more than four YEAR, and only placed the narSet
this week iniddiing sold Mt e TO 3cc ING 9d iot
, mi use We hvtyeard of sales for future delivery
Of 1905 bales November at &c for lay id!ng anu
oother sale of 1900 bales reported Tor the same
mnuth nj 21b TO 2Sc offer of 2tac refused Tor
December. We quote Ordinary - %1e; good ORDINARY
3uC; ana iuidiIin@ nominal
sales the 1894 bales against 81 bales last week
| roBAcco-we note n animated market during
the past week The receipts show material failng on
but the hand ample and well assorted rIies
continue very firm and quote the market as follows
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SFrraIINE OTL--It viii he seen by card
another column that the report about the eptoline
oil explosion published In morning paper, was wholly
without foundation 1t is true there explosion,
but this material point is that tho OIL sot on ire
was another aud very different article Tho Company
offer every facility the character Of
their oil and hitherto. It. = claimed nothing has been
substantihtcd To cast The shadow Of doubt the high
estimate placed on the SeptOHe O-such we believe Is
the general impression
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" TINES SrovE."--If the times are out of
Joint as many think IL at least consolation to know
that remedy is hand 20 replace them and render
them good A good cooking stove is uuivcr-
sal panacea tho Times improved large oven cook
Ing just domestic peace maker which VIII
cement the family bond if unhnpply tn re Is iaw in
the instrument. An inspection viii satisfy any house:
keeper of its supcror advantages particularly
regards its peculiar fire chamber and feeder top com.
bnin,s economy of fuel with uneqnnlled baking quali
ties hessrs Zabu Dalton MS PoydrGs street, guar
that theso will give entire satsiaction Sec
al
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= THE MORNING STAR
BOOK AND JOB OFFICE,
No. ios Gravier Street, New Orleans.

This Establishments fully prepared to execute al
kinds of JOE wot;KSspoh as
CIRCULARS, CARDS,
ENVELOPES, DEEDS.
CoNTRACTS,J INVOICES
tHfoftrGAEES HEADINGS,
CATALOGUES, .-- AUCTION BILLS
HAND BILLS BILL HEADS
PRoGRAMAIES I BILLS OF FARE,
BANK CHECKS, DRUGGISTS LABELS,
DRAY RECEIPTS. BILLS OF I4AD1HG
PRoMISsoRY NOTES, ETcs ETC. ETC
ON THE MOST ACCOMMODATING TERMS.
| 167.-.----.--.c4ANAt STREET, ',---,,- l67
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all kinds of buildings n, hin street.
OAice, Iig Ropih =. Rox h
All communications should be RddEs7ICb Charles strs
Mechanics and Traders Exchange d.
New Orleans .,.1to dS9
Country orders promptly attended TO-
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS,

OLD LIABL ETA @lW
OVER THIRTY YEARS BEEoRBTHEpEepIE.
- DIR. e. MoLANB's sa
CELEBRATED Liver PILLS
The greatest Medical Discovery of any aga
Delighted millions sing their praise
No family or person should be without them
ARE YOU SUFFERING Nowl
Have yoa Headache or Baekachc
Have you Constipation ef the Bowelsa
Have you Sour Stomach
Have you a Bad Ereath7
Have you Cold Hands or Foeti
Have you Chills or Feverf 1t1
Have you Palpitation of the Hearth
USE DR. McIANE,s LIVER PILLS
Have you Suppressed Dischargesl
Have you Sickness and vomiting4
Have you Irregularities weaknessR
Have you Rush of Blood to the Headf
Have you u Yellow Discolored Skini
USE DR. McLANR'S LIVER PILLS
Have you a Collie or Diarrhcai
| Have you Swollen Distended Stomacha
| Have you a Gloomy Feeling and Poor Appetite
Have you Bilious symptoms of any kndi
USE DIR. McLANE's LIVER PILLS.
Heed the warning. Delays dangerous. This aa
Vice worth it's weight gold to the afflicted Be suv
| you get DIR. c. McLANES LIVER PILLS. None gem.
inc without the signature of FLEMING BROTHERS.
Sold all the world. mhsi ON
| FXCHANGE---.-.------. EXCHANGE.
|
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TNMAN LINE STEAMSHIPS,

NNtAN LINE STEAMSHIPS
Under contract for Carrying United States and Bns
ish Mnils, -, ~. ,r,r York ever;
Sailing from Liverpool every WEDNEsip9AA'
:. =. QueenStown IhUhoDA@'
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
r oUIsfANA DEPARTMENT OF
THE LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA,
Office, No 100 Common street
ANA BEREAVEMENT OF
THE LIFE associate
NEW ORLEANS, July &c, 1869
spEc1A1. MEETING or THE BoARD'a DIRECTORS.

SPECIAL MEETING OF THE BOARD az DIRECTORS
Present. Niessrs. L, F. Generes, Vlce PIesiIonti Al
Musson L. H. Summers, C. Baquie, d. Chaheh l. u
Hunt Julius Vairin, Jos. Hoy, IL v Ogden
Mr. Baauie submitted the following
REPORT.
To the President and Directors of tho Louisiana DeP
nent of tho Life Association OF America;
Gentlemcn--Your Committee, to whom tunuef resoi'A
tion adopted at your meeting goth June) was assigned
the tlnty making inquiries and examination INTO 'ne
condition. management and workings oil inc Lie <ASSo
citation of America respectfully report;
That having proceeded in person TO 81 LOUIS, ana
there made thorough careful examination Oh the
books and assets and nquirng into the details oil It's
operations they find nothing to condemn or to
but contrary the most satisfactory evidence tna'
the associatonis ably energeticay and honestly man
aged and that worthy of full confidence and hearty
I support.
If desired your Committee will. from notes taken by
! them during the examination make n supplemental re-
port in detail the various points suggested Tor theI
! consideration.
They take much pleasure in bearing testimony to the
kindness courtesy of the officers OF the Assoeiaon
who have most readily and oheerfully afforded them
every facility examination into the affairs OF thu
Association.
| ANo'P' w. NJ. PERKINS
q. BAQUIE,
JOSEPH HOY,
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ST I.ou1s No, July 0, 1862
Upon motion unanimously concurred in the report
received and ordered to be recorded in the
JTpon motion of it ordered that the
same be published.
Upon n.otlo,, SIusson it further resolved
that copy the in cadet FORM be sent to each
trustee and policy holder.
a true copy tlOal the minutes.
iyt, I'm sAM'L FLOWER, Secretary!
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I Lemons are selling at IS per bU
Money Market.

The Money market continues IN the came condition az
noticed In previous report There is still good
demand f%l accommodations, but with sufficient sup
ply of capital available the banks for the wants of
most of their customers there has been strnSency
excepting second grade and uch other paper as s
not negotiable excepting the street. First class
MORTGAGE paper req ucst and readily command in
Side rates We quote 10 10 ~ per cent per annum for
Al notes secured by unquestiOnablc collaters, ami
rstclass business paper without collaerals to per
per month for second grade with coateTals and
to IA per second grade without collnterals
Mortgage paper to cent anuurn for Al and
first cl,ss and IL to Is for second grade.
Gold 1881 to 33a. Sterling exchange lf5t t9 1854.
American silver 1900. Mexican dollars 49, to 1879
Metropolitan Police Warrants 81 City Treasury
notes &C 2Gi per cent discount.