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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-10-05
Rising SUN Items.

Fruit.-This is the most prolific year
within the memory Of the present genera
ton, and is also remarkable for the size
and perfection of many kinds. The speci-
mems of apples left at the Drug Store by
Towards Stubs, of East Nottingham, Pa,
weighed over one Ii. John w. Haines,
also left some specimens of cheese and
apples that were very fine. AS conse-
quence, cider is very plenty, and Good
Templars sorely tried.
Business Changes.--A. G. Cooper has
traded his tenant house, on Pearl street
to the Messrs. Jenkins, at Rock Springs,
for their store, and is again behind the
counter. John T. Bowden has sold out his
stock and furniture and design going to
Minnesota
Accidents.-Lewis Davidson, while break
ing on the freight train, and standing on
top of the car looking backwards, came in
contact with a bridge, near Lamokin, in
juriug him severely about the head. Chas.
Haines, while on load of straw, at Depot,
tainted and fell off on the platform, getting
a few bruises and black eye.
Deaths.-On Sunday, Goth inst, Cornelia
A., daughter of Ann G. and Jacob w.
Kirk, aged 20 years and months. On the
same day, Thompson Denver, at North
East. Excelsior Lodge, No. G., I. 0. O.
F., of which he was member, buried him
with the usual honors. on October LIST.
Circus.-The Central Park Menagarie
and Circus exhibited here on Goth inst.
and certainly came up to the bills-a little
outside pocket book performance was
thrown in free of charge; John Kirk, of
College Green. losing some $50, Wesley
Tyson, Sill. Weare glad to learn that the
performers were jagged at Elkton.
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Old Things have Passed Away.

This is at least true of this old method of treating
no longer considered wise to put patient TO The
ture in order to cure him Of disease which pain is
already undermining the energies of his system. True
scence ranges itself the side Of nature, and endeav
10 assist her in her fight against disease This
the province of Hostetters Stomach Bitters the
approved tonic advertised in this country 1t may
he recommended Fall medicine par excellence: for
it is in the Fall that bousncss dyspepsia and maar
iou- f.vcrs especially prevalent. The frame.
hausted by the heats of Summer is relaxed and feeble
at it. close and requires, may ssy .:9n adj. artificial
assistance Afford dat in occasional doses
of Hosettes Stomach Bters and the evils referred to
may be escaped. Throughout the far West and on the
stcaning auyai of the Southern rivers all the varie
ties Of the periodical fever probably rife to-day
Had course of Hostrters Bitter, been commenced by
the sufferers month ago. e. before the unhealthy
set in seyeneishths of then would in all rroa
blity be In theIr usual health at tn" present time So
much for want of furccase. So much for keeping
in the house and using daily the best safeguard against
epidemic AMI endemic fevers.
As focks of mposters and imtators trying to
follow in the wake of the great American remedy,
therefore be that the article you buy is genuine
aud verified by the proper trademarks. The true
article only be obtained In bottles. Beware of the
spurious hitters sold by the gallon in kegs
Oct 5, ls72-lm
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mittee went to Baltimore to make further
investigations in the matter. When the
Synod meets, which will be at Wilmington,
in the course of few weeks, their report
will be laid before that ecclesiastical betty
which will, we presume, make final deci-
sion. We hope for the credit Of society
and the interest of the church there will be
no whitewashing in the matter, but that
the facts will be carefully sfted and judg-
ment formed from the evidence. 1t is too
fashionable nowadays for the church to
attempt to cloak crime in high quarters,
when the lowly are the sufferers. The
world forms a cold, impartial opinion, and
the odium which would have been cast
upon the evil-doer is reserved for the
church that tries to cover his sins, which
becomes the object of scorners, and a by
word to the world.
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Court PrOceedings.-The September
term of the Circuit Court adjourned on
Thursday evening.
Since our report of last week the follow
ing cases have been tried:
State as Archibald Dick ndictedment for larceny Of
Of goods from the store of James s. Ncke i'll the Sixth
of not guilty c. Mccullough for State; Constable and
W. s. Evans for prisoner.
State U.s. George Brown and George Wilmington (both
coloreH indicted for keeping disorery house in Port
Deposit tried before jury, AMI verdict of guilty
C. Mccullough for State; Bidde and Constable for de-
PENDANT
State rs. Eugene Biddlc: indicted assault aud
terry upon Joshua Bordle, icoored tried befr. IL jury
and verdict al guilty. with recommendation to TIA.
mercy of the Court. Sentenced TO pay fine of s. and
cost; total, s2 &c. C. Mccullough for State Bidlc for
defendent.
State U.s. Eliza Wilmer (coored indicted for larceny
of gold watch and chain the property of Henry X
WaIker ordered by the Court to lac removed TO Hartford
uty. c. Mccullough for State: Bidde for defendant
St ute rs John Davis (coored indicted for assault
with intent kill John Hogans colored) tried before
jury and verdict of guilty of assault and battery
fenced by the Court to pay fine of 81 and COSTS and
under 20 confinement in the county Jail for six months
the sault hav been most aggravated one. Clinton
Mccullough for State Constable and II. Mccullough for
prisoner.
Louis Frech the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Balti Railroad Company: action for damages foi
cutting off the Of the plaintiff the branch road
of the defendant between Perryve and Port Deposit,
in February, 1S1l tried before jury, and verdict for
the defendants Appeal taken to the Court "f appeals
Constable and Archer for Plaintiff: Alexander Evans
and Jones for defendant.
In the of John T. Cooper the Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Company, trial
last week closed our report. the jury rendered Il
verdict for the plaintiff for $40 damages.
Samuel Powell and James McMekin the former ma
five of Wales and the latter of Ireland natural
wed.
Iouis w eike anatiye of GERMANY and George M,ch-
ey and Patrick Murphy, natives of Ireann declared
the intentions of becoming hereafter, Providence.
and the Court permitting.
G. W Cruiks ank. was appointed by the Court of
the ard of County School Commissioners in the place
of Dr. p C. Mackai late President Of the Board!
el
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Meetings Of County Commissioners.

TIME regular meetings of the County Commissioner
l. will be held on the second TUESDAY OF every
month.
Persons having claims against the County will please
file the same in the Commissioner Office. with legal
voucher; as no account will be allowed hot properly
chargcable 10 the same
Collectors and others having accounts to be stated or
settled will apply tho Clerk curing the recess Of the
Board. BY Order
WM. 7. MILLER, Clerk
Commissioners Of Cecil County.
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A Village Camp Meeting, for Elk Neck
Charge, will be held at Harris Chapel,
to commence Sabbath Oct. 9th. Services
Sabbath at 10! A. N. 8 P. NJ. and at y P.
NJ. Services on Monday, Tuesday, We'd
ensday, and Thursday, at 10k A. NJ. y p.
NJ. Revs. L. C. Matlack, Jas. A. Briudle.
Thos. E. Martindale, B. F. Price, J. W.
Weston, and J. D. Kemp, are expected to
be present during the meeting.
The preachers and people of the adioin-
ing charges are respectively invited to at
tend. WIN. T. TULL,
Pastor.
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The stamp duty upon all documents
except bank checks, drafts, or order ex-
pired on the first day of this month in ac-
cordance with the recent act of Congress.
Hereafter no stamps will be required upon
any legal documents whatever, no paper
being subject to stamp duty except bank
checks, d:afs, Or orders, as above men,
toned.
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The Fair and Festival at Che

The Fair and Festival at Cherry Hill.
CONNIE ncing ON the 18th is expected to be
the largest that has ever been held in the
County. Every one engaged in the enter
prise is working with energy, and we are
confident they will succeed.
The committee will thankfully receive
any contribution, either of provisions, fan
ey articles, or anything else useful or orEa-
mental, however trifling. Any one wish
ing to aid the enterprise may send articles.
to Mrs. R. c. Carter, or Miss Mary. f.
Brown, at Cherry Hill
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HOUSE and LOT IN ELKT0N,
AT PRIVATE SALE

THE BRICK DWELLING HOUSE. situated .sssk
1t The eastern end uf El.fo aud occupied sly
by VI SO Mary Grin, is offered at private sale ~
Terms easy. perfect and uucncumber"d sasslkS3S2,
title will be given to tho purchaser.
For further particulars inquire Upnn the premises.
July % ls12-tf
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Oysters Extraordinary!-The undersign-
esl having rented and fitted up in fine style
the house next door to Miss Eliza Leech.
opposite tile Exchange Hotel, are prepared
to furnish Oysters cooked IN any style, or
furnish to families in any quantity. Per-
sons visiting our rooms may expect to find
things in order and be served in the best
possible manner. Thankful for past favors,
by strict attention to business we hope to
merit the same in the future. Privste
orders promptly attended to.
THOMAS & SCARF.
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Wood Lawn Camp Meeting Association,

The subscribers to the Fund for purchasing the Wood
Lawn Ground hereby notified Of public meeting,
which is lie held in Port Deposit Mr.. Nesbitt's
Store, on SATURDAY, October 5th. at o'clock p. N.
The Trustees expected to meet at O'Clock.
day and to report plan of organization and blank
of incorporation at this meeting.
Benjamin Clifford is the authorized Treasurer and Col
lector to whom all subscriptions should be promptly
paid L. c. MATLACK,
Sept g. lS.2-<w President Of the Association.
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Mr.. H. C. Nesbitt, of Port Deposit, has
just returned from Boston, with large
lot of boots and shoes, -''whole stock"
boots from $3.75 to 81 25 for the best
Also a fine stock of Dry Good and Notions
just from the City at low prices. [29
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Wilmington Conference Sunday School

Wilmington Conference Sunday School
Institutes.-The Conference Committee
meet at Milford, Delaware, Wednesday,
Oct. sth, 1872, to arrange for holding Sun
day School Institutes during the Fall and
Winter. Churches in Wilmington Dis
trict desiring to be selected as the places
for holding such Institutes will correspond
prior to the above date with Rev. Robt. W.
Todd, Wilmington, Thos. A. Hammersly,
Esq, Milford, Del, or l.. A. c. Gary,
Port Deposit, Md.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
RAILROAD NOTICE.

All persons favorabl" to the immediate construction
of the ElkTON AND MASSEY'S RAILROAD are
not ihed to meet at Laymans Hotel, Chesapeake City,
Saturday, October 18TH ut o'clock Pm.
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Fresh Chester River and Chrisfield
Oysters of the best quality, for sale by the
gallon or plate. Orders promptly attended
to. G. MANLEY, Odd Fellows Hall.
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s'91She Gsetsl M''A!hts
ELKTON, OCTOBER 5, 1872.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Local Miscellany.-TheR Rev. Adam Wal
lace, who was announced to preach in Elk
ton last Sabbath, passed through the town,
on the previous Saturday evenings train,
in such poor health that he could have
been of no service had he staid over. He
was en- route from Knoxville. Tenn. The
morning service was conducted by Mr..
Ellis, and the evening services was provi
ded for by Rev. Mr.. Ga-ret, of the Presby
terian Church.
On Sunday evening last about dark
some young men of Elkton were returning
to town by the railroad track, when they
discovered at the Blue Ball road crossing.
piece of scantling used for joining the rails,
laid across the track. Had the obstruction
not been discovered and removed, it would
most likely have thrown the 81 P. NJ, train
off the track. This piece of fiendish work
deserves 10 years in the penitentiary.
Rev. Mr. Matlacl1 reports the dedication
of a neat Church edifce at Johnstown,
Sussex Co., Del, Sept. Goth. Rev. Jacob
Todd, of Grace NJ. f. Church. Wilmington,
and himself conducted the services. 1t
was necessary to raise 500, that the house
might be dedicated formally at night, free
of debt. The congregation very promptly
raised $3.50. The surplus will be expended
in neat enclosure for the ground, on
which the Church stands, including a park
of trees. Rev. J. B. Mann, Pastor of the
Circuit.
There will be au I" all day" meeting in
the Court House tomorrow. Preaching
at II o'clock A. NJ, by Rev. VIM. II. Smith,
of Chesapeake City, also ats P. N.
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The Howe machine has cleaned out the
other agents about Elkton. They have
been employed to canvass for Horace Gree
lev.
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You can buy at the Howe OFFICE, Ma
chimes for $10 or two for SIS: or rent by
the month for 81, Prices from $50 to
5000. Wants horse as soon as can get
suited. HOWE Co., Elkton.
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New Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes and Gents
Furnishing goods at BoUIDEN's in the
Hollow.
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The main man at the BEE HIVE is too
sick to talk about Goods. But you can
get them just as cheap without the talk.
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II you want fine Goods, if you want
fashionable Goods of the best material, go
to the GLASS FRONT.
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To be sold cheap: New Fall and VIM
ter Goods at c. NJ. BoULDEN in the Hol-
low
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Reading Room.-The Sd District Grant
and Wilson Club have opened a reading and
public document room, at their headquart-
ers, the old Exchange Hotel, where the
public are invited to call at any time and
learn how the campaign progresses.
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n. e. S. M. SALE.

Do not be without SEWING MACHINE,
wh"n ynn can get one for DOLLAR. We sell
New Sewing Machines. With Table and foot
power all cnm,ifE: fay AL that cannot be purchased at
any reail store in the country less than 5 to
Send for circulars, giving null particulars to j. F.
ri6GIs General Aseat for L. S. l73 Washington St.
Boston, Mass
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Resumed Work.-Again the sound of
the bricklayer's trowel is heard at work on
the Presbyterian Church, and the prospect
is fair for the walls being put up and the
building rooted in this fall.
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Nething like 1t in medicine. luxury to the
psatc, painless evacuant. genuine stimulant the
circulation perspiratory preparation, antibilous
medicine, stomachic, duretic and nm admirable gen.
sral Alternative. Such the acknowledged and daily
proven properties of TARRANTs ErYEKvEscEyr SEL1zER
APEKIENI.
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GUARANTEED B0ND8

Payable in New York City, for sale at prices that will
pay II per cent on the investment. MUNICIPAL
BONDS Of the highest grade always on hand. THOS.
r. ELLIS d CO., Bankers, II Pine ST.,
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CAMPAIGN GOODS FOR 1872.

Sight. Paw 100 per cent profit. Now i.
the time. Send at for Descriptive Circulars and
Price Lists Of our Fine Steel Engravngs of all the
Badges Pins Flags and everything suited to the times
Ten dollars per day easily made. Full samples sent for
s. Address MOORE GooDsPgEp, 81 Park Row. New
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VIA; I've

AVS.
The Baltimo 49,, c,;lov
ing in REFERENCE.
sn.s.,, III IL ;,Wc heartily
coinmei' q VIC ,iese of the Cecil
eouh'y s;. ". asiing to indict
M Ina aa5ahk for SANDER.
1 W., go nh;hen advised OF
.'ie a i.".s that this attempt
S :" Ges1'us = cypress. Maria
years lived as l,'i'i ~, IL Of
the Rev. Her 'he i"i,'". H.. If
the Presbyteris %le p" SINE
the mother oil tx 'on' Itch
she subsequeis cliiu' "don
When called TO apa a.
clared that fN lnis 81. hor
! IL ~ ,Ia ~ hat seemed to
Inrn and 1.-THE child was
attached to Gkuspicion had
signed his cha SUDDEN i,lls-
town. Baltim'sd TO ha'i''a n,o
greatly surpri us peoPi' short
notice and WAC upon sr n,ar
Lie nnctcr.l mt caace sever
h h:s p""a ond n,clis comfortable
cent = call t)edings, and ac-
coi,I omlu antegation which
sunnort 40 sry inadequate
said that hsltSF coiofeu -;ld
there were rsr OF .'' n,,,n
believed her, n EiRtoh
her statemer 'at 'hey 80"
gniar conduttipn OF 'hf The
story had bee pastor. in
the town ofii every home / Il
the columnsfst appeared III
nothing in thu. There "",
of facts as tlSialn sta'e'nen
munity, and o,n 10 the c .,n =,
indicated massihcommehls '"@
The accuse 49,,
Grand Jury Pear before tne
SANDER. but emplain of the
cal brother. esnted by cleri-
r. C. Macka'Squier, and l'r;
the girls sto nom had beard
iBefore If appear
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TO take an oath who is charged with being
the father of an illegitimate child, touch
inc his guilt or innocence of the crime, the
law says.-Section 3 of Art. 81 of the
MARYLAND Code Supplement: ono person
who in any criminal proceeding is charged
with the commission of an indictable Of
Tense. or any offense punishable on sum-
mary conviction, shall be competent or COM
nellable to give evidence for or against
hipself, 4 = This is the statue
law of Maryland, the common Law, which
was pronounced by great Jurist the per-
fect;on of human wisdom, is still more
STRINGENT. 1t it obvious to every man of
discretion that Mr.. Mathews oath in deni-
al at this late day after his course in this
respect heretofore, will change the mind of
M one. If man is guilty of such crime
and persists in denying it, he will finally
attempt to strengthen his denial with an
oath. The great shame resulting from dis
coverv constantly haunts him with accu-
mulating fears, and will inevitably push
him to the verge of perjury, while on the
other hand the mothers shame cannot be
hidden by false statement, and the law
wisely accepts her as the only proper wit
ness. Nor does the position which the two
parties occupy in society alter the funda-
mental principle: for the more elevated the
father is in the social CIRCLE, the greater in
centiye he has for concealing. each oaths
are alike opposed by law and common sense,
nothing but extenuating circumstances can
avail the accused placed in such position,
and these extenuating circumstances have
never been produced by Mr.. Mathews or
his frie nds. If they had any tits but rea-
s,raI,,e TO suppose that they would have
! FASTENED to make them public.
! On Monday evening the examining COM
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THE REIGN OF DISEASE.

Important Meeting Of tho Board of Health
Prosecution Of Parties for Violation of san.
ifary northumberland Against Con.
tagfOn-COntinucd Kuvages of tue Smallpox.
The Board OF Health met yesterday afternoon, all
the members being present except Ii. Smith. the
Mayor ana DR.. VanderpOel. DR.. Edmund Moritz, OF
OF Stanton street, was reported bv DR.. Morris as not
reporting case OF smallpox, attending since 7th
INST. lie acknowledged In the Sanitary Inspectors
ONCE that he had attended such case but refused to
give any information and said that If any Health
Inspector or other person would attempt 10 enter
his PATIENTS room he would be snot.
Judge Bosworth Where Is this patientf
DIR. MoRRIs-we don't know, Sir; he refuses to
give any information. There Is a further complaint
against him for neglecting 70 report case Of
smallpox In the person or Jacob Abule, 149 East
Houston street, upon whom he has been In attend
ance since the "a inst. the Doctor was ordered to
be prosecuted as were DR.. Alfred s. Purdy, No. 45
East Twenty-thrd street; Dr. Nicholas Pfeiner, No.
l64 East Houston street, ana Dr. Braun, OF East
Flftieth street, on similar complaints.
Tho sanitary Committee respectfully submitted
the ioilOwlng report on the work Of the different
bureaus for the week ending March 0, 1871
The City Sanitary Inspector reports total 3H in.
spections by the Health Inspectors folowsviz public
buildings 81 tenement houses 90 private dwellings, 81 other
warehouses; las stables markets, IL fairenderng estab
lishmens, go slaughter houses, 2 hide and tanning
establishments, dislery, sunken and vacant lots ~
yards courts areas; - cellars and Easements
ers and sidewalGs, dangerous sarways Is other nus
sncss AND % visits 70 cases OF cop.sRllA eseaseA The
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, March ly, 1874
Cotton dull good ordinary l95Sc. q 1910. Ne, receipts,
S02 bales aes, zoo. Stock, t0,t+1
NEW ORLEANS March IL, 1871
Cotton quiet; middhnss &c. Net receipts 620j bales
gross, $40 Expois-To Great Britain, $40; Ham,
burg sO0 to Barcelona l263 Sales 60J Stock 1887
MOBILE, March 10, 1871
r, Cotton quiet m,ddlings, 2lfc. Net receipts, bales,
Exports 10 Great Britain, 2,bO sales, 60 Stock 4J6s0
sAvASsAn, March IL, 1871
Gotten quiet, In light demand; mddlings, u &C. Net
receipts So bales ExporsTo Great Britain $500; coast
wise, lao. Sales, sVO. Stock, 1850.
CHARLreToN. March 49, 1872
Cotton dull; middnys 2lssc. Net receipts 40l balos
Exports coastwise, &c. sales, 200. Stock, z5s72
WILMINGTON, N. c., March 49, 1871
Spirits turpentine quiet at 721c. Rosn brn "A III for
sanei Crude turpentne quiet at $3 60 for hard SO ~
Tor yellow dip and virgin. Tar quiet at 50 20.
LOUISVILLE March 13, 1872
Tobacco very active at high prices. sales az hhds
o., CHICAGO March H. 1872
rlour du and unchanged Wheat opened hrm aud closed
weax no; spring VI az Corn weak and lower No.
mnea, soSc cssn 36s6c BIC. seller April. Oats dun and
easeri no q SOc Rye quiet an weak No. g 66c Barley
anu ower; NO spring, t0c Provisions weak and
forx dull at Sl 90 alI S. Lard dun al SIC
s,rss nas, o11c &C. Bulk meats steady shonaers &c
az siear rib sides, b4c Sac; clear sides DE
ose, ~ hogs quiet at 50 So IN Whiskey dull and
ea.ier a, ~ fogs opened nrm, but closed du and
ssHl g. ~ ~ 90 Cattle firm and active nj ~ vi
"a bb -four, 1000 bushels wheat IA g0,
hogs a,.vw 90 oas 900 40 rye, SOOO do barley 70
DO bls Gour bushels wheat 1900
's VOs do ss 2we do bAras ano 6uCv horA .'''''
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The following table SHOWS TIE highest ana I0west
prices orthe principal stocks during the day.
SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

Wednesday, March 13-1O.l5 A. Nj.
S ssS% tss g. 81 lIs $2o9oo Us saCsc SO ~
1900 $40 64 .b3 1ll1 $500 US 6.90s c. u.s. ii2s.
25OUO 620c, esq.,. lI0S 5000 Us S. ~ a. &C IOa
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to..' ;; :.; W. YsS
been a. follows: last evening after three p M
2SS at i 21 y Ss May q S2 800 s 4 2 sc ..
93sisc June isoo a. July $50 q 2sc EIehsngsa
bales Sale. to-day TO three h.-Msreh, 2o0 At M0,
go q ~ lllSc o 900 a. 2i%S Apn go a. ssc ISS .!
q Ibis 100 a. Scs co. a. q islss ao SSo At
june, 1SS sSsc 500 a b isIss FAB sslc 1000
July loo at oSs'se CO., :. aac ostcSsr 300 At lssc
port: closed steady q. follows Liverpool, 81
r. a. .SI + Ha.%sa;s steam. ";s% '
gold compressed; sail ~ To Baltic ports By ,.. x
$685. Charle.on 4oi: Wilmington, o2 Norfolk $50 Bati.
more, 80 New York 300 Total a946 This day last week,