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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.

WALL STREET.
TUESDAY. July 4, 1871.
To-day was observed az o close holiday In Wall
street, and no business OF any kind was transacted.
For the Information of our readers who have been
out OF town reproduce the closing prices OF stocks
Saturday night, the prices made yesterday and the
latest prices OF governments, as follows:-
SATURDAY NIGHTS PRICES.
The closing street prices were as follows
Western Union, 6s,s 5s1s; Pacific Mail, Az 4a;
New York Central consolidated, s7H as7x; New
York Central scrip 90 a 92x; Erie 27z 20;
Reading. 110I 1loX; Lake Shore, 1887
100; Pittsburg, 116x a NIX; Northwestern,
1871 a "a; Northwestern preferred, elk elk; Rock
Island, 1924 1917; 81. Paul, 81 Elk; st. Paul
preferred sou 81; Wabash, 5sx SO; Ohio and
Mississippi. AK a 4s; Boston. Hartford and Erie,
81 az; Columbus, Cincinnati and Indiana Cen.
tral, 2o,s 2oX.
Yesterdays PRICES.
New York Central, 81 o 97A; Reading 110% q Ill;
Lake Shore, 1857 100; chicago and Northwestern.
73x "a; Rock Island, 1os1l 10; Union Pacific.
3O'i 81; Ohio and Mississippi, AK q 49, western
Union, 5sI ssh.
LATEST PRICES OF GOVERNMENTS.
The following are the latest prices OF govern.
ments:-Unted states skies, 1881, coupon, l15k q
115b; do hve-twenties, 1862, registered, 1l4H a
114'f; do do coupon, 114H 114x; do. do, 1864,
do, 114JS 1l44; do. do 1896. do, 1l4h a 1l4,S
do. do. do. new, 1l2X 1125s; do, 1867, do do,
1l2ys Il3; do. $685. do do, 113 ll31<; do. ten
forties, registered. 111h 111X; do. do, coupon,
111H nix; do. currency skies, IFS 1865.
Gold Is Hay 113x.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

A Board OF Offlcers--to consist OF Colonel Ran
dolph b. Marcy. Inspector General; Colonel John
Ii. King, Ninth infantry; Colonel Henry J. Hart.
Fifth artillery; MAJOR Richard J. Dodge Third In
fantry, ana Major Andrew S. Alexander. Eighth
cavalry has been instituted and ordered to con-
vene In New York city the 18TH Of July, inst. or
thereafter practicable for the purpose Of
preparing system OF general regulation for the
administration Of the affairs Of the army. under the
special instructions Of the Secretary OF War. The
senior member VIII record the proceedings. The
Board Is authorized to call upon the chiefs OF the
several bureaux OF the War Department for such
Information on this subject as may nom time 10
time be required, ana direct q member to make
such Journeys as may be deemed necessary In the
performance OF the duty hereby committed to IL.
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Died.


BALLAUFF.-On Sunday, July 2, HENRY BALLAuFF,
only son OF George Ballau6, aged q years.
The relatives and friends ARK Lodge No. g.
invited To attend III, St uners ro% his
residence 157 Forsyth street, this day "wednesday
CHARTER OAK LODGE (No. 24s, P.&A.M.-Brcthren
you are requested to attend the funeral Of late
worthy brother, Henry BalauH, from the lodge
ROOM TINS day wednesday, a. Ss o slEr sharp
10. OF O. F.-The members Of AIR Lodge No. %
are requested TO meet at their rooms on Wednesday,
July at halrpast twelve O'Clock r. M. sharp, for
the purpose OF paying the last tribute OF respect
our late brother, Henry Balalfi; ;,, -
W.. KEITH, Secretary.
BALpwIN.--In thls city, on Sunday night, July Q,
1871, MARY ARNOLD, daughter OF James G. and
Emily Il. BALDWIN, aged years and months.
Funeral services at half-past ten A. NJ. this day
at the Gramercy Park House. The remains will
be taken to New Haven for interment.
BosoH.-At Newark, N. j., on Tuesday, July 4.
HERBERT ELMER, youngest son Of George II. ana
Mariana L. Bosch, aged years.
The relatives and friends invited to attend the
funeral from No. ~ Bank street, Newark on Thurs
day afternoon, at two O'Clock. lnterment at Mount
CASPBEIT--JASE CAMPBELL, native Of the
county Longford, parish OF Kiloe. Ireland, in the
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited
10 attend the funeral from her late residence, 147
Baxter street, on Thursday 9th. at one o'clock T.
CUALMERs-At Port washington, NJ j., on Mon
day, July D. THOMAS CHALMERS a native OF Glas-
gov, Scotland, In the Goth year OF his age
The relatives ana friends or the family are respect
fully invited TO attend The funeral, from his late
residence, No. 81 yarck street, OH Thursday July O.
OF two O'Clock p. NJ.
CHRTsTY.-On Monday, July 8. WILLIAM, brother
or Hugh Christy, and son-in-law OF John Mccoy,
aged SO years.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, IRON his late
residence. No. Norfolk street. on wednesday, July
., At hali-past one O'Clock
DONNRLLY.--On Monday. July 9. JENNIE twin
daughter OF William aud Jennie DonnelIy, aged
years and months
The friends OF the family are invited to attend the
FUNERAL, on wednesday afternoon, at one O'Clock,
RON tne residence Of ner pare 7s6 Eighth avenue.
son Of the late William and Mary Donovan. aged
33 years.
the relatives and friends or the fami,y are re.
specially invited 10 attend his funera from his late
residence, III Henry street, on Wednesday morning.
July at nine O'clock to st. Theresas church, where
rep0se OF SOUL and from thence to calvary Gene
terry at half past twelve O'Clock for interment
DYER.-In Newark, N. j., on Mondav July g.
Henry A. DYER, aged 81 years and months.
Funeral services Will be held at his late resd eucc
"a Centre street, Newark, on "Wednesday, July s, at
two r M. Relatives and friends OF the family are
cordially invited to atlend.
RnsLuysR On tuesday July \ ELIZA A. wife
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afternoon at two O'Clock from the residence OF her
parents Mathew and Julia Nugent 2O4 East Thirty
RAYMoNp.-In this city on Tuesday, July 4, 1871,
ARDIL A. RAYMOND, in the s7th year Of his age.
father, Walter X Raymond, West Farms thence I O
me Methodist church on Thursday, at two O'Clock.
nsatves , ana friends are respectfully Invited to
RYAN.-At his residence. 50 Henry street. MICHAEL
j. RYAN, aged 80 years and months.
The relatives and frlends respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, this wednesday, afternoon at
one O'Clock. The remains VIII be taken to Calvary
SAvoYE.-On Tuesday. July 4, MARY HOLMES,
daughter OF Victor and Annie M. Savoye, In the Sd
Funeral services on Wednesday, July g. at three
2. NJ, at the residence of her grandfather, DR.. b.
Mcneil 4So Pallsade avenue, jersey City Heights,
sMTH.-On Tuesday, July 4, at his residence, 20
West Nineteenth street, JAMES X. SMITH, aged So
Notice of funeral tomorrow.
ST0NE.-On Monday morning, after long and te.
dious illness, GEORGETTA PHELPS, wife OF Charles L.
funeral services at the residence of ner father
Willard Phelps, $40 Madison street, BROOKLYN. this
wednesday, afternoon, at three O'Clock. Friends of
the family are respectfully invited TO attend.
TAYLOR At 80 King street. on Tuesday July L.
JOHN TAYLOR, native OF Scotland, In his 2st year
Notice OF funeral IN Thursday mornings papers.
T0wT.-ln Brooklyn. on Monday, July 8, MABEL
A., youngest child OF Louis w. anu Helen j. Towt
Funeral from the residence OF her parents sos
state street Brooklyn, on Wednesday, July 8, at two
WADE.--0n Tuesday morning, July 4, FANNY HoL.
BROOK, Youngest child OF Oliver and Fanny c.
Wade.
Funeral from the house 10 First street. South
Brooklyn, on Wednesday, at one O'Clock P. M
wIrT.-On Monday. July g. HENRY WITT, aged 81
years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this wednesday,,
at two p. M, from his late residence, 278 Broomo
street, corner Of Allen.
wnirSEY.--ln Brooklyn, on Tuesday, July 4. CHAR.
LOTTE EVA, daughter OF James Ii. and Charlotte w.
Whitney, in the 22d year OF her age
Funeral service AZ the residence of the family, n
Hanson place. on Thursday afternoon. at half.past
three O'Clock. The friends Of the family invited
to attend
Eastern papers please COPY.
WOOD.-At Jersey City Heights on Sunday July
2, CANDIcs H., youngest child OF Joseph A. and
Lottie Wood.
ment
YOERo:-On Monday. July g. KATE A., daughter
OF John p. and Kate A. Y0erg, aged months.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend the
funeral from the residence OF her parents $50 Ninth
avenue. this "wednesday afternoon, at halfpast
two o. clock.
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WESTERN PROS PECTs.-The St. Louis Democrat
says:-"We learn that the farmers are steadily pro-
crossing in successful farming, using greater guam
titles OF labOr.savlng machinery eacn year; that
schools, besides wonderfully multiplying are be-
coming more efflcient; that emigration ~ pouring
into Minnesota Kansas, Nebraska, Missouri and
Iowa IN undlmnisned volume; that lands In Illinois
ana Wisconsin are rapidly rising value by reason
OF the opening OF new railroads. and that the gene
raj prosperity and contentment Of the people of the
Weqt u In MAGNIFICENT gyOwtb,"
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Midshipmen Frank Guestin, Christopher Burma
Samuel seabury. W. 8. French, A. 8. Crandall, Il.
Roller, j. c. Cresap and @. A. Sanderson have been
ordered TO the Wachusett.
First Assistant Engineers Frazer and Magee sre
ordered to the New York Navy Yard.
Naval Constructor Hanscomb has been detached
from the Navy Yard at Mare Island and ordered 10
the Boeson Navy Yard
Naval Constructor Pook IL detached from the hos
ton Navy Yard and orderaH 9" sss Navy iaEo "
MARI Island Csl.
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THE OLDEST WOMAN IN HAINR-''The Oldest
woman In Maine,r says the Augusta Journal, ais
Mrs. Bertha Foster, who was born on The 10th OF
June, 1884, ana Is. consequently, 107 years old
Since her one hundredth birthday she has both spun
and knit For one pair OF stockings knit since fnat
time she has received So Sne has been able 90 read
very recently when she FELL and has since been
obliged tU keep her bed. 6ne still retains her men,
tai faculties to remarkable degree. considering
or ager
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Observation-Disclosures Monday, July 3, 1871,
at the residence Of the BRIDES father by the Rev. E.
Schaner. OF the town OF Union, CHARLES r. FER
OF Jesse Columbus, formerly Of New York city.
TRIMBLE-NOE.-0 Wednesday. June %. at the
residence Of the BRIDES mother, by the Rev. DR..
daughter OF the late Rowland J. Noe, both OF this
city.
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CRICK T.


OeOfRcs
The match between these clubs played OF Hoboken
yesterday resulted in the signal Of the ST.
George eleven, who in their first innings scored q
total OF lls against sevents-eight and thrty-four
In two innings OF the Manhattan eleven. The latter
were badly generated, and in consequence lost all
the advantage OF their good neld and efrective bowl
ing in the early part OF the first innings Of the St.
George eleven. five Of whose wickets they had put
down for fifteen runs only. Afterwards by bad
bowling and badly placed field they allowed the
remainder to run up their to 49, After losing
the rst innings they made no show at the bat the
second, and hence their double defeat.
The Manhattans have excellent material but no
efectve captain apparently. The following Is the
score of the first inning
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.

DREMIUM AMERICAN WATCHES. PRONOUNCED
the best and cheapest Watch made 10 this country whole
sale and retail, by FRANKFIELD CO., 200 Sixth avenue,
of Fourteenth street, and 1913 Eighth avenue
Of Twenty-sxth street.
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LITERARY NOTICES.

TIE MONTHLY NovE.ETrE ron OcrosEn.- This
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Ne efssrsesss. We ws1ll pnssiealariy u.a-
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% pss.insy Tbs Deserted village. with new
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THE NV SroRr.-In the Issue Of Msri and
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BLAckwooD's MAGAuSE.-The opening arti.
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consists of the second part of The MAID OF SkER
enc Of the most promising novels that has ap-
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- The Young Folks Rural sse September.
paolisAed By Mr. Lewis ef the Western Rursa,
b filed bsiU fsli q uie things fx ysarg 20
PIE. The College wesad proasaposs Il .sshe
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~ The illustrated Czy;sfisn W,,t,v

~ The illustrated Christian Weekly 70,
September 30, is an unusually good number o.
This excellent weekly. 'Asking Blessing
from painting by Prof. Jordon, is sweet pic.
ture Of lowiy life, exquisite in its design and
execution. Illustrations are given Of "wood.
wards Gardens" the Central Park ofSan Fran.
cisco. A biographical sketch with portrait i.
giSea Of ''Dr. II. l.. Mansei," the famous an.
thor. Prof. Baird contributes an illustrated ar.
ticle on 'Count Raymond and the Bishop Of
Toulouse
The children's wants are attended to in the
illustrated article ''The Two Umbrella Houses,
and other sketches. The leading editorial,
Sowing and Reaping." should be carefully
read BY every parent throughout the land.
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A pssssaxr AsxoUxcssrxr.-ws soties TIA,
We. W. ". Clark, formerly one Of the Editor,
Of Our sehcolday Visitor Magazine, ssd q
whom that Journal owes much Gifts suecess and
pepalAsity, has again. af,es an ex.ended ab
ssacs, become one Gifts edisors. With the I'd.
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sriss19 PM Shoemaker in charge Of that NOS,
facilitating department for tie boys and girl.
THE Slocutionist." Mr.. Martin, the euinen'
Mathematician. q eonductorof' Our Stairway, /"
and such long and favorahly known gentlemen
rs aessrs. Daughsdsy 1 Co.. as Publishers,
there can be nothing but most brilliant future
for Our Schoolday Visitor. And Il deserves it
4 specimen number Of the Visitor will be sen,
to any person, by addressing the Publishers,
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CONFIRMATION NOTICE.
Robsrt Fowler
W.
i' Susan r. MaGdor
r others.

In the Cisccis Ccust TO. 81 Mafy's county.
sitting as . CosEi Of Equity.
No. 2s5 " z
ORDERED, THE 35sh day cfSeps. 1871.
~ saatfhe report OF D. 5. Bnsece, tru<-
tee IN this Gauss, Be ratified and confirmed
unless cause 10 the contrary b shown on
~ before the lsh Monday Of (lcaober
next proviaed copy Of this order b.
Publs<hed in the saint Mays Beacon,
once q week forthree successive weeks pSios
% the said ltk Monday u OStsbsf.
The report stsses that the Iand sold for
SITS. = =
$50 Ac,MaLiER. CIR.
TsuecoPy-Tssss -
g.. ] - JNOA CAVALIER, Cl4.
/ Sspt %. ls1l--av.
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For Rent.

l viii rent my homo place 10 Medley's
Meek fof the year 1872 70 . rcsroasibls
and energetic man With or With ,ut work
ing ct OK and f.rming implemeuts.-
None but man Of good character need
Apply. For further particular. apply 70
GEORGE FORBES,
Leonard Town p. o.,
St. Nsrys Co.. Nd.
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GUANo.-for Guano and Fertilizers gen.
orally the urarke, continues extremely DAN, and
prices are without change. For Peruvian Gu
ano the agents prices for lots Of SO tons or
more are S6,.5o for Chincha Island, and $50
for Guanspe per ton, gold. and No. : q each
kind 10 per ton less, also gola.
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MARRIED.

On the llth inst, by the Rev Father Paccia-
rini, WM. J. HILL to Miss JULIA J. HALLE
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The following Is List Of Quali6ed vc-
tiers for Election District No. 4 (Chap.
ticc) registered By me on Monday. the
18Th. Tuesday. the 18th and Wednes-
day. che 10Th Of September. 1871.
A 81.
Alexander Hambleton -.
b
Barber John a.; Il
Barber Alfred
Bureh Charles L
G:
Cornis Vim II
ID. u
Dade James j
III
Howe James p
Hayden Samuel
Hammett William
J
Jamison Thomas J
jones Robert Il
NJ
Mattingley Jas J ...
Ma''insley Geo T., Of GsoS
o
Owens Henry
Penn Joseph H
Y
Young Lewis
Young Joseph
The following Is the List Of names Of Reg
istcred Persons stricken BY me frem the
List Of Qualified Voters on the Regis
tration Books Of Election District. No.
4 (Chaptico) on Monday. the 18th.
Tuesday the 10th and Wednesday, the
10Th Of September. 1871, On account of
death and removal.
b
Barnes Plowdcn P
Bush Benedict
-.'' Bond Joseph
G
Cole Joseph
Chunn Chas
Cox Juo +
Dent Robert NJ
Dent j Marshall
Davis Robert o
Fl
Hayden Aloysius
Hayden Chas G
Hayden Charles
Hayden Ed
Hayden Bernard
J
Jamison b A
NJ
Na''iog'ey Stephen
Neale Robert
o
Ovens Ignatius
p
Power Thomas
s
Ssaflway Fred
Swami Benjamin n
+
Thomas VIM II
U
Unkle VIM r
A List Of names corrected.
49,. Il
Brown John T, in place of Brown Juu Il.
g.. w
Warters Samuel. in place Of Wallace Sam
ucl.
r. T. BARBER.
Register 4th Election District.
Sept %, 1S71-1t.
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HNHE Public Schools Of Sc. Mary's
county viii reopen on
MONDAY. the End day Of OCTOBER.
BY order e the Boari,
5 - JAMES ID. MILES,
Sept ., Is7l-h.
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Public Sale
nf
VI ..-
nNnCnl,sU DuonuDnv,
PEkMIN ALI PklPEkIY
ADaeoVI'HH lUUl Ultl
-
Nv Lib be offered for sale on
w.
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REGISTERED VOTERS.

The following is List Of Qualified vo-
tiers for Election District N. 2 (Clifton
Factory registered BY me on Monday
the 18th. Tuesday. the 18th and Wed.
nesday, the Goth Of September. 1871.
A
Aud Thomas w
Clayton. Anderson
Combs Arther
T
Fepwick George r
Fenwick Guy
cress-e'l RH
II
Hunt John f
Hammets LIS
Smith VINO
Stone VIM II
Sanncr A G.
una'e VIM
w
Watts Robt l.
Watts Charles 4
The following is the List Of names Of Reg
istered Persons s.ricken By ME from the
List Of Qualified Voters on the Regis
tration Books of Election District, No.
9. Clifton Factory on Monday. the
18th. Tuesday. the 10Th and Wednes-
day. the goth Of September. 1871, on
account Of death and removal
Abel Joseph F ..
B
Bobanan John.
Briseoe John Fl
Bond Julius A .-
Butler Perry.
Bankers Ma Z
Cecil John l.
G.
-. Golesborough WilfrSd
Greenweli Joseph A
Guyther w INV
Hammett Joseph n
Hammett Robt B
l..
Loker John X
NJ
Mason VIM
Redmond James b
Smith John T.
WI
Wheatly WIN L
WIN. G. ABEL.
Register End Election District.
Sept %, 1871-1t.
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Camalier b Fl
Guy VIM T
Harris JOHN =
NJ
Mewali.m. Alex
Maryman John II
Nelson John r
Tippest z Taylor

The following b the Lisf II sEwss Il Reg
istered Persons stricken BY ne iron tie
liza of QaaliSsd Voters % the Regis
tsssion Books Il Election Disasict, No.
I 3. Qes..rdsswn) On Monday. the lssh.
Tuesday. 10Th and Wednesday. the
e0sh Of Sepsessbsr. 1871. On scessat Of
death and removal.
n
Barren ia n 80
3 G -
C.jay John
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CE0. p. HOWELL + CO., 20 Part Ror
" Neg York.

Ayp
SE PETrEyGFLL = CO., 81 Pafk Rsr,
Ns.c Fork,
Are the sole agents for the 81. .Hary's Bsaeea
in that city. and are authorized to contras
for inserting advertisements for US At our low.
est cash rates. Advertisers In that city are re-
quested to :eave their favors with either Of the
above houses
Get -, 1870.