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The Cecil Whig., 1871-08-19

Suspension Of Religious Services.-Re-
ligious services in the Tabernacle at Ebe-
nezer Methodist Episcopal Church, on Zion
Circuit, in this county, have been discon-
tinued. There will be no more preaching
at that place till the new church is ready
for dedication, which will be about the 1st
of October next
The Cecil Whig., 1871-08-19

Miss Olive Logan returns from her
visit to Europe, glowing with health and
good spirits, and has fallen to work getting
ready for her next lecture season. Her
new lecture is about " Nice Young Men,"
of whom Olive has seen many interesting
specimens both at home and abroad. She
''did'' the Rhine and the Alps while away,
and revisited the scenes of her heyday time
in Paris and London. She reports Paris
very dirty, very dnll, and very disconsolate
for Paris, but still rather livelier than
Showhegan, Maine.
The Cecil Whig., 1871-08-19

STATE CONVENTION OF TEACHERS
There is annually a large gathering of
teachers of the whole State in the city of
Baltimore for the consideration and discus
sion of subjects connected with their duties
and responsibilities. This year it takes
place on the 30th and 31st days of August.
The regular announced speakers are Gen.
Eaton, Commissioner of Education; Hon.
J. p. Wickersham, State Sup't, Pa; n. A.
Calkins, sup't city schools, N. Y; DR..
McGuffie, University Va: Prof Ed. Brooks,
principal State Nor. School, Pa; Hon. J.
Morrison Harris, Baltimore, and others.
The Cecil Whig., 1871-08-19
The fire damp explosion in the Eagle

The fire damp explosion in the Eagle
coal mine, near Pittston, Pa, on Monday,
was terrible affair, and is only overshad-
owed by the disasters at West Pittston and
Avondale. The seventeen men who were
in the mine met 4 miserable death, no one
surviving to tell of their suff'erings in the
burning fire damp. The dodies were all
gotten out during yesterday. There will
be the usual investigation, but the results
of previous examinations into similar cal
antilles do not promise that there will be
anything practical done towards securing
immunity from slaughter in the mines.
President Grant has very wisely cho-
sen Charles Francis Adams, formerly Min
lister to England, to be the American Com
missioner to the Geneva Conference which
is to settle the Alabama Claims. Mr..
Adams is thoroughly familiar with the sub
.icct, as he was III London throughout the
period when the piracies were committed,
ard he may be depended upon to represent
our interests with intelligence and effect.
1t is credtable to the President that he has
selected Mr.. Adams for this responsible po-
sition, and the act adds to the honor that
already rested upon his Administration
because of the successful treaty that has
been negotiated with Great Britain.
A -kIIER.-The cheapest grub
killer is to dissolve a coffee cup full of salt
in hot water, then put INTO sized
watering pan and fill up with cold water.
Just give each plant gentle switch over
with this mixture, and they will disappear
in n minute, and the salt and water will
nourish the plants wonderfully. All green's
are fond Of salt and water. Some people
would be afraid of killing their cauliiowers,
but it must be borne in mind that the salt
and water will not penetrate the leaves. 1t
runs off to the roots, killing every caterpl-
lar i'll its way.
The Cecil Whig., 1871-08-19
TALBOT.

Sixty-seven car loads of freight passet
over the Md. Il Del. Railroad during July
A milestone in Navy point grist mil
exploded recently, injuring Mr.. Sutlif
about the head.
James N. Goldsborough, of Royal Oak
was found dead in his bed on Tuesda,
morning of last week, having died during
the night from apoplexy, it is supposed.
A few, nights ago, some of the St. Mi
chaels oysterrnen who were late getting
home, observed a brilliant bow in the eas
tern sky. 1t had all the tnts of the most
beautiful rainbow. This is the second one
that has been observed this summer.
The Cecil Whig., 1871-08-19

Peaches.-The peach growers complain
that the crop is so abundant that the fruit,
though of the finest quality, does not pay
expenses when shipped to the city markets.
1t is reported as selling at Is or 20 cents a
basket. They had better try Elkton mar
ket. Here peaches are bringing so and rs
cents per basket.
The Cecil Whig., 1871-08-19

One of the paupers at the Kent county
Aims House, and known as Col. Mcken
ney, died last week, in the Goth year of his
age. II man of education and intelligence,
he has been pauper more than twenty
years, only because he wou Id not work.
Captain Taylor's schooner the Geo.
Washington, has been gotten off the bar on
which she grounded, and towcd to Balti-
more. The 2, 100 bushels of grain in her
at the time only brought 500.
The Republicans of Kent met in con-
vention on Monday of last week, and nom-
mated William Hamilton for Sheriff; after
which they adjourned till the 12th of Sep
tember, when steps for the formation of
the remainder of the ticket will be taken
The Cecil Whig., 1871-08-19
FERTILIZERS.
ORPHANS, COURT.

JOHN PARTRIDGE,
The Cecil Whig., 1871-08-19
WORCESTER,

On Saturday night last an attempt was
made to enter the house of Samuel II. JAR
man, of Snow Hill, but the family fortu-
nately were not asleep. The rogue got up
on the balcony running on the southwark
end Of the house, and evidently intended
to open the windows on the second floor
On discovery he jumped off and fled. Sew
eral attempts have been recently made to
break into houses in Snow Hill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA
RAlLwAY.-The completion of this Road has given 10
il, First Mortgage Seven per Cent Gold Bonds an
established character equal 10 any mortgage issue
dealt in at the Stock Exchange. We prepared to
buy and sell these bonds at any time. az Our Bank
ing-Housc, AT market price-thIs placing them ON
the same basis, for temporary permanent invest
mcnt, with Governments or any other security
These bonds are a first and only mortgage Of
$4,000 per mile, based on a railroad that has cost
$4,000, aud which commands, without competition,
all the traffic of Northern Iowa and Southern Mime
sota-shortcnng the distance from st. Paul To Chi
cago - miles, aud to ST. Louis than 90 miles.
The net earnings are already largely in excess of
interest the bonds, and no doubt exists that they
will more than double within the ensuing year
contract has been secured with the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company obi
eating the latter TO invest 80 per cent of gross earn
imgs derived from traffic with the Burlington, Cedar
Rapids and Minnesota Road in the bonds of tins
Company This arrangement makes practical con-
soidaion OF the two roads, and establishes large
sinking fund for the Burlington, Cedar Rapids and
Minnesota Bonds.
The conyertibility privilege in these bonds en-
abes them to be- exchanged for stock at par at any
time. This secures 10 the holder, at his option,
share in any excess of earnings over the interest
obligation.
An exchange of Government securities Tor these
bonds returns 81 per cent interest instead OF per
cent. which is all that Governments pay ut present
price besides leaving an immediate gam 0i about ~
per ceut in price for renvesment.
The subscription price of the bonds is 80, and
accrued interest in currency.
All marketable securities taken III exchange lree
OF commission and express charges.
HENRY CIEws n Co.. 33 Wal-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20
IS second e; BOARD, 12t NJ. AND 1t O'CLOCK
SATURDAY. Feb. Is-r. "

The week closes with marked hrmness III
COLD Government bonds, and railway shares. While the
stock market Is far from active, It is strong with gene
raj advance Of to in quotations, and III Re" cases
tbe improyemrnt is considerably more than that; but
the transactions are not large The vanderbilt STOCKS
arr barely steady under the alleged late cutting down
process of the Commodore TO enable the Company To
make dividends and ranged at 9l to 93 for the stock
and q0l 10 90, for scrip. Reading ruled strong, as Ud
also Lake Shore though almost nominal business
Ohio and Mississippi was kept steady, and NORTHWESTERN
Preferred and Rock Island drm without nccc'sliatlng
the purchase Of any important amounts oi STOCK 81
Paul Wa quiet while Wabash run down rom 3Zt 10
3d. bat later in the day brought back to 52b There
VA. NO excitement and less business IN Union RACINE
while We note sales of Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati
and indianapolis. al $50 Morris ana Essex Sgt Anon
and Terre Haute. %; Chicago and Alton, eX-lyidend
13. Hannibal aud st. Joseph Preferred, 9S3; Marietta
and Cincinnati, First Preferred. %; Illinois Central 1885,
and Dubuqe and Sioux City. %. The decided feature
of the market, however, has been Pacific MAIL
which advanced from $50 to4l Unusual acti'ity was
noticed in the stock which il firmly held Western Union
Telegraph was again active feature Of the market ana
large amounts the stock changed hands IL sold az ~
al the close OF the market ENpres, shares were neg
lectcd except for United States, which sold at 45 The
following table shows the highest aud lowest prices OF
active stocks for the day:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20

The cotton movement for the week shows decrease IN
receipt, and exports The receipts at all the ports were
1887 bales against l6lO95 bales the previous week
The total receipts since sept $50, are 26jj3o bales,
AGAINST 2G7sG bales for the corresponding period Of the
previous year. showing an increase of 62Oi3 bales IN the
present crop The exports from all the ports for the
week bales against $3.50 bales the same week
last year The total exports for the expired portion ~
the cotton year 15i6$i bales, against ll0jiO bales
for The corresponding period last year.
The Philadelphia stock market was steady today.
yana g. 81 issue sold at lO72 Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad, 26s; Reading Railroad 4qs; aud PennSyl
yana Railroad, 90. Gold closed ~ lllt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20

The bank return FOR the week less favorable than
It's immediate predecessors the loans being largely eN-
banded, "A large increase being al'o noted IN deposits
The specie was down ,95jOo and the banks now have
on hand only t2i1053; against upward Of sjsOo0O 40
the same time last year. The Treasury movements of
the week covered the sale OF SO0Oo gold and the dis
bursemen OF s55l69 In coin interest on the pubic debt
against which the demand for customs foot mp S16'6.
while the specie export was s,i7o55i, the details OF
which given elsewhere. The banks lose sgOi3li IN
net reserve aud hold OG693J IN excess of legal re
qurement The totals of the last and preceding stale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20
EAroKr. ~fs'E SEPT. J. 10. 10 DATE.

FREGHTS-Oging 10 the storm there yey 18th lone be ID, 20
OF gements; generally were tily though ellt nom hA
There Wa, little and FOX vessels 81 charter The rhgnesis
r. Iivart,oI of Cotton o.
r 20 bs Tobacco OIL 81 loo o. Honda H4sf
on private The nominal rate, Tor tran 70 Liverpool vs. -
steam aud sail We be- ri Of vessel VI Oh 1000 n,s Aaylils af
cred but unable 90 learn particulars.
GRAINu Wheat since orr last. We h1, had ons ne- -
gree activity. 9th much Earalen-ss an lps0 he sh'f
1 rom Iit.roo the reluce1 limits - ppc orders s lrs
NJ fgb p rap. .pecl atoms IN gold I'D fle boekas tts
A.ot Docks have re4v rssrtei the HQgr and nrls-i
the disposition sell this especially tonce.b nh sh
l. Who f their eru yer, .aa 4 e ftelg futbs sst
e . been fllr hu our principal L0o- -tie % yh ans laws
No. buy. !, tt concession: this has arrs3e f1 josgsar ltY
c,r y,rs al .ou-l Wheat IS sJ1atl 10000 bls4. 30 Is
mainly I've hands OF ilrre persons eI' 90 80. -t"
10. ,utlst muc. io-e pec % not pear i. tt IN ~.
,rr don't N AZ our exrsfs ~. Df Z, I'D M mfi les
fi general .tqectsto. g. Co. loo Pie! at nc err
"a, 1 fiu taU Ir.. oil Wheat FROM . Atrh - lth. ati
Nlrrsre 10 carr them rough r.t. hl, @ ooitg
our report ihe ntIr lIst Auilnn, . ser -.
D, Ws true
OF uc.'uUrr 1utrt more hiA il POI oi' POI
Britain have been from ', cll.tr .elc'. POO NNi- h'
act nod s.rpu, of this couu,r, can be- a'D 'i tf'a
CERTAINTY. ttru tle truth 30 i-ga g. or y .I .t Ne.
merchant H D ll1 tlrr r.fuss ci .'ii 'Ll
tn country ab0y, tle fact. and hr nrnt' 81 20 .
ID sight published here nom TINE 70 on, .u-t 'l' =,
been together Rtl as ilt Gov r.iit't ,.
crop Our mic have pacha-e mo.r irei Dai on,l' q -
Winter shippers bi'e puf,--'0l o-9 ,PIt p.. o.
Is very niedo. The export, % &c s'eA T. T.. -,
TODAY the market ggri iia .r'T, 'lpP.H pr g.
bu,ing there Is lei sff'll'e i.Atln '
Spra.. 80 The close the ret batter ll uor ael'e 5'
= = No. chicago spring. aioai - tl@-l 'l'- -
cage M ,tor, 81 for ~ 2WlganAee. stoIr 81 ~ "' "
lain ftl,.f: .a 1900 lGsl. 1c for af' ari ~ i.
for Ctr-ll Wet. Barrie Nal, 'in eov! soc o. 49,
snH and m uito demlni. the ales rtfp 1usl NcN W
ea6;c, tucA and o'.1 lnoa, iof "4e- "e,'.. g,ss
anil ae h,svg corn j. in .ooi demand ir closes anni o. t
mal Tor houe use the sales $500 busl Damp ani
w,.,.rr wh,- 8iaaoc; We'tcn He.os Si9aie -''N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20

T.le gold market has shown about the usual activity,
though le tone VI The premium was strong under the
large specie shipment ia double giles, and the advanced
quotations of foreign exchange. Early sales were al III
0llt. hut in the afternoon the price dropped 10 III,
closing strong that point although in the pGt0is of the
street split" bid repre- -rutmg Ill j-lG On Thurs
day next the Treasury will sell Sl00OG0 gold and buy
S2NDO0O Of FNr-Twenties ON "Wednesday The rates
paid for carrying $50 g. p! O. aud per cent to Nat.
The iav', business at the Gold Exchange Bank
follows: Gold cleared S,259Jo gold balances, S1sos75;
currency balances, S..oI5Gj. The following were the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20

COFFEEThee hss been FAR 10 and or Bans r n'o'
from trade and the arset TsaaiHs IN Pm uniform onon % ..
Qu4es sih much offering ami lirr genrr inai -
per Impalos 800 do pei Hter1bii DO. pr Ur.ah
Do pr Alexandra al lo Fa, AMI Ne~'OFeans 800 o.
FLOUR AND MEAL-we haze bad comparatively .que ard
'asfacS ne" from hgrop he more 1 ar4y,' isa q.
cline T i .,1f & 10 I .sol l' 5 9 IT, s s
able condition ID" our streets ha' s.Aii A1rl hs - al-s 'ntnf
h been the marked in The neurn gr'ies hss have a
oq gae, Of White whss there rs,
ste1i - common Whit Wheat Extras, = The carH, pre shs
these grs ng they certainly very cheap bot u'I A's
eal' IN iniei aaanti Choice Ninne,tt lave Osea ,,y
offered sad sh OILY moderate msna havs steadily De I'd
CHOICE Fanj grade haze bea bi'eF sustained than other gro 80
hnd them in iew lan'' ,nA ID Nm''l s'Pp h''1oe
change 10 the ".ater We ,hns 1o , '9n So'P ~
,IP'. We.f sTd most grade, arr ceiling much beas a.
co. t consumer general, Do lot credit bui i I.,,r
h and th, The almost u's7iDg 1hfl - t2'e IN
fr Wbe,t i,p flour ~ have r. 1c. our .I
about 1900 bOls aud estimate our e,at supply az s 30 -
close out OH invoices lille oiers nave 5esH pss1' ,s
,9e gla ,r pr ,or ne bse,, hipper, az nos s
the ~,tgi closes e''s5 50 So Ind NJ s IS as %
No. oo' -9@ S o5o Goa6o'p
s, i si.s ga oi e. e 5s o ga
$s, s.s s%56 Gs f,, @ 3 One nd , ai Nee oa 10
Good TO choice >,nag - n Double rI % o. ga ga, -
NsdSa b, .oS 90 fss as Fl 60 %
/ hItTa Amber Indiana. 81 tons lnpr hhis Nts
ONO aud Mich. a 40 Geneee Extra brand, SO %
Southern .r.s'g su The 0s and moiun ta
dropping, tle l 1u1 leFi The sales arr ~ bls
| We quote;
B B, A.s and s,- E9 f a 70 ' 7P = @
feienes'eaE AL Ps,s''1as Country INN. 5S
Richmond tOulIf
.,, az, S va
r.. Flour limited demand. but strn he sales are h t We
| 0uoe:
Western. - - IS state sni oenn.. a. d -
BrcsWhtat Floor - Oa y % JOB state and =t4t I'D
! for Pennsylvania. .J. ....-.. IL.
Meal n limited istsi, AMI :, heavy ~ QUOTATIONS. To A'
90 Ne,i 751 - 10 ConiMeal Brwe 81 C5o sii5
Com Mel Western s5a C. Meal Bfse q $50 q %
| Corn Meal West " . sJu 5 @. .......
Big Meal-We quote follow, ~: ZINE Nlff =. ga - oi
Fine leoa. j50 ~ j to3se 'hH - o. 'V1 meal = -
: 90. aud Ground Feel, = +oa II @t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20

B,NKI>c-IIousE or Henry CIEws y Co, No. y
MuI-Sr.. \. \.
Deposit accounts can bee opened WIN as IN Ell her
Five Per Cent Interest will be allowed upon all daily
balances Checks upon us pass through the Clear
ing House as If drawn upon any cit{ bank
We issue Circular Letters of Credit for travellers,
available i'm all parts of the world also, Commercial
Credifs We make telegTaphic transfers of money ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20
THE MARKETS.


Carefully reported Tor TH2 rEiBUsE
SATUEDtr Peb ~ III
AstlES-Te ress p TODAY are pkgs The nske f,r eur
oeaev active ana price, steady. Ne quote g. i5a 81 IS
Pearls are Inactive and nominal az 20 5O1 ~ -.
COTTON-Tle demand has been less se'e ani me mafi stos
prices unchanged an hoe frin from
ing ales there put Of stock oienlg aoi Nani ottst
nacehie s of sl bale. u Fycn Of which 1853
export bJ for consumption Wof spccuon fo' ils
delivery Moderate and The market untsrg
nce ougb fout much strength sale. la Of 90
Fb1,ry al tlc; lD March l!Hpc; COAP6l Alc GO jane
l4gaIse 100 July. 5lc 'oi'so fyuaV i.ici % harh
Ise 90 April ZIG leo MAY ne ny June i' al 90 -t-''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20

nay r, .t,c,,gc r. b,. been r leuan tutprce, ar &
quo'e Al 20 retail los Of Tie ors' - f1 SAD "a
the market o. &c. the market f' ''' De- DE-
prices without wpo.t'n elangi w. noe a. s,. " 90,
Long rye al = 55dS CO., short Rye IS selling I" "
Oat 0u0Ak .r,. F.. . -
HOfS-lle market Is mpIrrats.l active 'ni prices ar ''
auote N.V.lork ~ 9Gi2c. for good 90 f, al,
hMoIASSES-Th demand ,ucrly has l''1 a'isl oh
domestic aud foreign; safe, ot 10 hhi, Porto REQ " oS &
S0RESe market Tor SPIRITS Tarpeaias sh s''
demand aud lgut supply f. lruef; there vclc lse1 I'D q
lot, msuy lor Nerc.aaAUlr. a 'la1lc NipaA os h. Goa
Sac there an mprot "i demand t S'n- IA ~ a. s!Gt
uuu,d aun With ms'rte oeuugsi sale, o. Nv tt i-Ia, al
quote No. ? - 1Oa -. otle k-is t'r ALog f, psh
s,eslr wa.h'ngtca Tar - IS Wilmington d'.. go w
oIiS~fle market .or Crude Sperm has zen ,eu quti % -
without important change There has ~ oa S@sgtarfO
for thc siesal. The nsrN for of
duh ard prees uon lal' o. tsCr u
Menbsden OF continues qe bat Prees e. ''ril rO ao,
seed thee has bteu iar demand aAl ,.tton Sss
en- price a. 3ic forcas,, The demand ". & ps. at ~
only moderate ant price. without mPor cass p e-s,
aisc The market for Lam OF has ben 'f ~ ,rt,r,
Learn Of no change Oiher Os are without ntr ol '"f
business has been on, moderate eS'est w q'o..r
An. L4. .s S y easA'' - III he F an ...s ~
Crude Fsh Spsrm... ] - a ~ Rel ca SaroH'ei'''
Whs'e....'..'...,. 20 a 70 straits. ........." 3, a
Man. Be,cbd Winter Palm = b....t.,.-' y
Sperm............. 50 olive Msre.ie Qs a., q -
N. 5f s Ss9sslcl Win oSs ,a Mas ii,;. ~
iSl 'i rn"' IN. slp s,s 'Es R,iae. SO
Provisions activity sa ba,nac oar PoIs nIs go
uote,be th. IA, wtes continued and mon s4E n. hi
after our and up WEDNESDAY ar,e oa'' mi d. %.
future aud present deliver 40 cons irl,' L,.ooI .lui
H. n1nIr for Prime Ne which had been active ~ , "a
hgurs greatly atstd ami az thqlsdav mNAet ~ rg .
have hen aud, ar pressing Naa 81 Neia r.ng
have been supplied The excitement AMI ae % G c g.; ssss
AMI uniformity in prices the trade promises % b NOR - y,
ssd LIE soasss ofbssisess much hSeg' 4o~ no "''' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20
re the bids.

The State bond market strong, with the largest
dealings in Tennessees, North CarOnas, and Georgas
the latter advancing to per cent. The market was
without special feature The following were the bids;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20

Money still continues in supeTbundlnt supply, and
while the business OF the forenoon at and per
cent IN the afternoon the offerings were extremely
large at and per cent. The general rate OF the
day was per cent. Prime commercial paper is IN good
demand at the following rates:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20
The relation between The total reserve OF The baphs
and the total Iiahtes is az hereIn below get forth.

Excess LEGAL reserve sl9Nl16 sl9@6gn Dee +Ss''
The Government bond market has been strong ana
buoyant and prices have made an advance on the eno
list. The largest dealings in new 1868 1878 ana
Currency g. the stnamed on active inquiry from fnan-
cal corporations selling freely at ll3.
a Hatch ronort ~ follows "A 4 u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20
Gilnniions plnrlso-- ttlaIee.

MARRIED MAN wishes a situation rs
"A FARMER oh grncn4as fl, or tho , Of -nsu place
experience i fs>. re,.rtut BE- hat present
and fllucr employer Atir,,s !. g.. Ho,l Lc.- island
4 YOUNG MAN WANTS - CLERk$lilP
n inllsrs
would Not d yer uors, 'ai4n. Go,l fye.eHcr Alr-s
INDUSTRY. Tbbsue Dtre.
EARM-UANDS at Is BONlug-gTcc PlERCE
Co. constantly haHf tVtr..a. >Hs.r GrrnsHs >elrh
and Euglst Also Mechanic toachueu. anil "ar'1er &C.
GCOTCIIMAN and wife. EngiShman and wife,
6rsus F1rur hand, and ousekee ar1yi NflA
North. West south. lnquiclt Atenr OF FLEECE Co"
No L Bowling green
{yYANTED-By a thorough English Farmer,
w situation WORKING Farm MANAGER, understands
breeding feeding deep shallow povng cropping The
me cheese max mich dairy. and is
lodged Judge stock, ard veil the If dis
well understands The Of a binds produce market
Married. chilli, wife will tlr charge OF auhy required Al
dress &. g.. Box no. Tribune Ohce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20
GiluQlions Uaniro--3cmalcs

HIRST-CLASS FEMALE SERVANTS sup
tef by PIERCE Coz Bow ~ green and oile
selection. Amtcas ENGLISH Scotch, G,maus Svcc. lrsf
GOOD German Female Servants at Mrs. llild'S
~ German institute IL Norfolk st. tacn ''s.on and 'oa't
ZINE DEMOISELLE FRANCHISE, paiiant
4u.s r4uc youlr dams faHlie dOlFEk
EANTE OF CONPAGSE Db DAME. bonnie reference Airccr
COW EsSssB I'd West TitIeh-f Pour IA y. ou lrrl-rr
XNTANTED-A SITUATION by competent
w Girl general hou,seu zoos washer and
irone willing md obigtg best o cH reerrces Gall at D
Bow entrance Ol Fir,t-s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20

The following statement covers transactions or
the United states Treasury Of the past week ;
The balances in the Treasury at the close oi
business to-day werc-Curency Sl9.lo6mG gold F@'-
ss OO0 certificates S}l 220O0 the receipt Of fractional
currency the week. 1861 OG shipments OF notes s74
1885, shipments Of fractional currency $'32' held Tor
national bank circulation S35l 253OOG held for public de
posts slj9q5OO INITIATED notes burned, SG57S bank
currency issued therefor, $32g9o total amount issued
therefor 1852 2s; outstanding circulation SOs6S,72o
fractional currency redeemed and destroyed, $69l 100
Merchants aud the community generally express mnch
dissatisfaction at the delay Of the Custom House officials
in making up the weekly figures OF the foreign commerce
of The port In consequence OF this delay, VIC are AGAIN
unable to lay before readers the complete hgures
The exports specie foI the week ending Feb Is were
~ follows:
Total for The week - '.'t
Total since J,n. ='tI--'
The following is a comparative statement OF the eX-
,ort. of .recp from the mort Of Nrw-YOrk to foreign