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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-13
COTTON NaRKRTs.

Cu.Rysros Jan l2Co;on strong; Mhinr, 20la2oc
espts eIposto the Continent 49, bales coawise $50
S0;7 ball. expoTtsto Gres, Britain bales Continent
JAM cattonDReespts 1.-THE week bales shipments.
ARA bales stoek-lSIl ll6'O balesi ~ 61O 6ae- ~
bale ross bales sales bak stock 90 bales r.cpOts
of lie 6It bales 62 bshi expOrts-tO Great Britain 30
Jan i2~Cotton strong Mdngs 22c net receipts
l:tN bale gross 1893 bales; saes $50 bales
o. J9 So'sS SsSTI EI,, oH s 9 S,:, me-
tnu bales $50 bales sales 1900 bales stock IS 40
bsl-,; receipts week 657l fas; eIposo Great Britain
Shy.sxAm Jan COt,on sc,i,e and snni Mdding aOE ale
Se 5, al s,le. gSO bales stock OOI bales; net receipts
~ bales eIporto Gea, Britain 1891 bales to she
Continent 1868 bales eoastse +9 baes sales OF the week tO
WnNGros Jan. I2-Coi,on trm; Mddngs 2Oe, net receipts.
Of the week. l bales eIposcoasts 73 bales sales
Of the week. $50 bales.
CscISsArI good demand prices sd
ysnced; MiddlIngs lld2c
NEwoRLEAss Jan lCotton active and excited Mddngs 81
2i net receipts 57s2 bales SRI baes eIPonsto Liver
$40 bales Gales l0OO bales stock lsOls7 bales
o. the week 70 Olo bales - s haes eIposotea, Britain
D bales 10 the Continent 300 bales ooawe 86 baes sales
Of the week, ~ 600 bales
Louis Jan l2-Coi,on higher Mddngs 2oI d2Ol receipts
Of the seek 49, shipments 073
BALTIMORE jan l2Cotton fm groseeeipts 3;
seosstw 3l0 Gales Il0 stock 22 net Of the week 9e
1885 eIPos-o the Continent ts5 coastw 1885, 'ses Of
LOUISVILLE. Jan. la-Cotioq strong, nddbngs, aLe
hoke.s Va Jan on ef. Low Mo.hY, O net re-
Of the week so s.ports-'0 Great Bh'ain t' e0a~ir 1885,
CoLpsBus Jan Cotton receipts bales;
l3iQo baIeS
knvLKs Jan laCo,op quet Low Mdngs held a?otei
Of e wsc 2s bales hp@su's s7 bae'i s'oei is'l
6,1l0LAesi 1874, SOC haes -
receipts 80 bss; 461 bales saiss 7sp oaes.
aos sIi7 bsks receipts Of the ~esi No. 10 sas' nporsN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-13
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Br,yors Jan l2Ecoit srour Low Milling 2oa2ol Flour
SUPREME E, So Ems 5;@ - a 81 ehs 90
Mixed Mr, &s.f a.r S sssss.. or: p S . s
s ,e F Clear Rib Sides. &C. Hams Gle quiet si Whisky
sngsrsse IS as - 50 ErTa: go
Weston Red e So 81 S. b., White S r. ~ ws,. rs
Rye zoe Com in TAR SeRsni NeT e%t a CONE se sp1 anu
Refined ~ G22ic Whisky dull at 1850
louisville Jan Bagsng steady at 49, Flour in good demand
Extra Family 60 80 Gram qs b mt tH at unfh9nsd
RS uubsHsa it @ Wiy good
AIS,xr Jan 2wbeat steady of Amber ~ 60 Corn
du Mixed offering 7Jc Rye inactive at Csc oa dull at
G%roo Jan steady; a 900 M. 81 50 for 10
Spill S 20 ,O' WbeSt onc; No White Mcigsn 81 Il Corn
dull sales in o at &c. Farley heH At AL ~ W vs. to UpEEe
Meal 60 for BOted IS fE Unboted ewt Mieed srmi
SbSues gGc Railroad Freghts-Four Boston Sc to New
ToEoc Foa da .ni Tn'4'Rs , w5e, dull and lFqop
ing Extra White Mc gan - $50 No. Mh'e MeaG1n ~ an
47iGc Yellow 4sic Oats gu AMI shade oseI ni S
Wheat 1900 1900 bush Oats shpments-lOOO bush
rooL in geo1 demand S SoDffsNf t, wn %. 1t
81 e. Wq'e b a% e aoG tysck ons ss CG Ms
g oS Sass ' Oats in fair DEMAND aanccd Mixed on track
a5 s'S So at elevator bI !. i S wSEy STEADY q. Sec
quiet steady Hemp nominal Basgng heavy PORK aL SS
/
Ies refuse to make Of Clear Rib Sides 20 DAYS in
M AZ packed &c BaconsOuters easier at 6c
Clear sides At Zee Hams IL! he Hogs quiet at 80 80
G4 3O bnlk Of $4d$4 IS Cattle firm so 3Dd IS %
bush Wheat 81 600 bush Corn 6C
hnsh Oats 1900 bush Barley, and $500 Hogs
l2-FlOur demand Fariy t6 goa ~
Wheat 6n and 81 5Od I'll S. Corn good demand at 49c
No White SIC Rye firm at 85dS7c Oats In fair
demand aud Barley unchanged Pors dull and IN
changed at Sl3 25 Lard quiet and weak Steam Bt03lc
Kettle g9lc quiet and weak shoulders 6ci Clear ND
sides and Clear Sides 6!0fc Bacon steady Shoulders b.do
Clear Rib sides Sides 7Gi Hams l2;c Live Hogs q9e
and weak receipts $50 head Whisky steady at NC
Green dun Dropping Shoulders, a4ie Sides 6ia6e
| Hams 7dtic
medium 10 choice dull shade lower No At 81 ~ rash
2Jl seller February; No. at 81 "a cash Oas-No easier
CouNo MIXED lower; sales at Size Rye-No steady 81
6c Bsey weak; No Spring Ole Provisions lower Pork VIZ 90
Hams In pickle Bic Bulk Meats-Shouders, Sc Short Clear Md
dies glc Land DC Live Hogs dul and lover sales at - lo9 s423
Dressed Receipts 1908 bb. Flour $4,000 bush Wheat Snip
mens 1900 b'l+ Flour o.o,, 49,, n,
BrTpALo Jan t2-Sbirmfnts by n-Coru 5000 bbls Flour
Light trade only unchanged prices Mheat du am
sales Port Washington Club at VI ~ 200 bush hte west
em at 3 dan aid heavy sales cars No western IN rs
reelected Barley Pork duh at $3.50 Lard dull at
ty4ic ighwines-Small lots selling at Ole
IKyEtASD l2-Gran, dull aud iRsetve Nheat-No Rei
wnt,, a. No. ~ ga : 3D. Corn, $50
stfGy; ZlU2l4c.i
small lots al 22d22ic; Grade Gm at IS.
DgTKor Jan H. Wheat dull unsettled Extra, :f4 No
White ~ STA 81 :2 Amber Michigan I'll &C. Corn edy At a3d
Sc Oats quiet unchanged Clover Seed fra &c 20 Dressed
80 IVA p5 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-13

Houston AND TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY Com
PANY FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT SINKING FUND
SEWN PER CENT GOLD BONDS. Principal and interest
payable in Gold, at the National CITY Bank Ner York
These are in erery respect rst-cids Bonds and
tdentB recommend them entirely safe inresiipeH
Price, 90 and accrued interest Circulars and iRformd-
ton may be obtained al our office.
JoHN j. Cisco d Son, No 30 Wall-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-13
RECEIpIS OF PRODECE.

WORTH Rirsr Vess'ts and EdibOad' $500,
Jan pgs Ashes pkg BeewsI 1928 bales Cotton - 6b
Copper Copper pkg Dn I'll Fruit, b7 bb Eggs 9 b'
Fou +2 Wheat IS 500 buh Corn 4025 bush Oats 80 tn,s
Malt bush Barley Seed 29 hbs Beans 600 bush
Peas 200 bb Meal OO bags T. Peas % bales Hemp IS bas o
Hides Hides $3.50 SIDES Leather II bales Moss SI
hills Is Wosses 2s bbs sIiits Turpeune 200 bbE Crude
Tarpetue 30 bs Rosp 900 pigs 0cke, l59 pkg PORK -
pLgs Beef 3sJ8 pkgs Meats Is Grease % pkg Lard
IS Kegs pkgs earu 1886 Butter ~ Dkg Cheese
pkgs Tsow b6s Lard OIL 1885 Dressed Hogs bags Pesnu
l3j hd S on Sugar pkgs go bags l3 PKG
Tea hbd Tobacco ga pkgs Tobacco 4 b6r whisky La baes
Wool rs bbs. Oh, 2l bills Apples 2s9 pieces sPel'rr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-13
A.. s7p17l. The following were the quotations:
Foreign exchange rules quiet and weak and rates am
DoIGiually as under:

n OAaDge which has taken place within The last two
or three Gays IN tie rates for Money and which ebabss
borrowers supply their needs at average Of q per
tent pr aBhu, instead of 80 or 20 cent as dnrng
be preceding 20 days, H. Of course. subject OF general
conversation 10 financial circles. In some quarters tie
ssteap made 10 bcbte its importance by asserting
s4ss The eject produced BY what ae termed aTnhelh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-13

mile, and the line is finished and doing large bust
ness. Investors who desire q thoroughly safe bond
on a completed road can obtain full particulars
application to
W. b. SHATTUCK d Co, Bankers,
23 Nassan-st New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-13

Railroad bonds were strong with good demand for all
the prominent issues. Central Pacfc sold at 1925 9lo;
Union lists, 92a924 Land Grants S2Gs3l; Incomes 81
asa Hannibal aud ST. Joseph s., Convertible, 9ss a93i
Chicago and Rock Island r. 1924 Morris and Essex lists,
1Ofsd1O5; Cleveland and Pittsburgh. 4th, 81 Ohio and
Mississippi 3D. 81 and c. c. and l. c. lists 9l5 l9.! The
following were the bids.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-13

WEST WISCONSIN LAND GRANT Sinking Fnnd
seven per cent Gold Bends for sale at so and interest
in currency Investors who wish . perfectly safe
bond on finished road can obtain full particulars
by applying to WHITE MORRIS " Co. Is Wall-st,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-13

state Bonds displayed considerable strength today
but the most marked feature the sharp rise in Mis-
souri, Gs to 81 the Hannibal and St Joseph issues being
firm AT 92f South Carolinas, new, January and july
rose 10 25l Virginia COnsols having reacted TO 52B ~ Y
state U.s. Bounty Loan Registered, sold at 1OG The fol-
1oxring wore the bids.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-13

BURLINGTON, CEDAR tRAPIDs AND MINNESOTA
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD SINKING FUND BONDS for
sale at 90 and interest by HENRY CLEws & Co.,
No. - Wall-st., New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-13
R,SKISG-H HORSE OF HENRY CLEws * Co,
o.1 w. " V

Letters of Credit for travellers also Commercial
Credits issued, available throughout me w4rIa'
don, National Bank of Scotland, Provincial Bank OF
Ireland and all their BRANCHES - c..
Eroncisco the West Indies, aud all parts OF the
United States. .., :, o;,hor Cnrrencv or
Coin subject TO check at sgn Wn,,a apy Civ bank
ner cent interest allowed on all daily balances
Of issued Notss a1 D1ris eo
Coupons colIes 9ains merchandise consigned to
care. ,.-...o,. S.cnrities and
DIT Oiueis , CIyws H.BICHT a. Co..,
haiiio'u "o" II Old BrOad-st., London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-13
THE MARKETS.
ICarefullY reported tor THE TRIBUNE. !
EutpaY

FRlDAy, Jan. II. lRT2.
AsITFS-Po,s fair demand and the market steady at
Ss 75d 40 25 Pearls dull bn steady at Sld Sl 80
BEESW AXbe demand fair and the market Gnn sales Of 1900
lbs AZ 3i,c.
COTTOSTe marse favorable foreign and light
pt and allowance Of &C. has ba established spot, closing
sales 233 bales last evening" Of which 93 for export
consumption speculation and Is future have
been fsiry active higher closing 6 ct the ADVANCE fol-
Inn 4 La.la u Ln.M lLnu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-13

The demand for the PEORIA AND ROCK ISLAND
FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT GOLD BONDS has been
rapidly the increase since the opening OF the new
year. Large sales have been made for cash and IN
exchange for 5-2Os and other marketable securities
They are for less than $1,000 per mile on finished
road the net earnings of which largely in excess
of the interest on the whole issue The Bonds are
authorized for the extra equipment and necessary
buildings required 70 accommodate the business
now offered Ne cheerfully recommend them to all
investors Price 90 and Interest Full particulars
furnished on application. TURNER BROTHERS,
No. Ii Nassau-d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-13

nowEs g. MACY. Bankers lthe same as an mcorpo
rated bank, No. 80 Wa-st., NewYork. -Four per
cent interest allowed on deposits.
PERSONS DESTROYS OF RECEIVING INTEREST Tor
their money, and having it at all times subject to
check on demand, do so by deposting1 with this
Banking House. which allows Interest OFT the entire
daily balances at the rate of per cent per annum
COLLECTIONS made on any part of the world, with
immediate returns at the lowest current rates
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE of Stocks, Bonds,
or Gold promptly executed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-13

Gre. Britain s bales eo,sNe ts7 bales sale. n. vel. o
bales
M.ooy Jan i2-Cotton firm Mddings lo receipts CAS- A.,e.
sbpnents g5 bales; stock-87l II 95 bales 1872 II n bale.
PEoypErCg 2CosOnRet receipts. 205 bales stock 900
bales
CRY ar l2--COtton-set reeeipts AS hales.
Arsrsr. Jan l2-Coon strong Mddlugs ltc.; ecsps Is
bales sales bales; sock-l7l 1900 bales 2 1919 bales,
receipts Of The week 1908 bales; sales Of the week. fyO bales
RUPFALO LIVE STOCK MARKRr-JAS. II.
Carle-R,cen "A cars making the supply aJ carS ag,ns rs
ear the same L e lat of-iB GIT not enonzh o the desh
mset frn. mics .,e3ly: sales lt0 Illinois steers 100 20 LIS p,
2l ~ sheep-Receipts leo heid m-rte aeys ara hn
sae I'D ucgsn IS 10 is b at % 250 81 3D. 400 Omos a to 70
M 80 81. 5t6 IAon ayeraoirs % d. at &c - Hog-keoeps
dropping; ynoog shseease % a. ~ W
medium good; bulk 81 the sales al - ~
ALBANY LIVE STOCK JARKHT-JaS. u; , =.
loads less thau ast week "
this quality Inferior avergei opening Prces soou r. hs
but Tell lc prices ranged from 4as hssel @
sheep ard Ian b. Of better quality gnd prices snoN 81
aaace supply head that Of lasi pccs sale OF
"a The demu1 for mich eo~s
IL good Al ga sc Hoyioasnd for log.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-13

small amount of the CHICAGO, DASViiLE md
yrNcEssrs RAILROAD FIRST MORTGAGE PEh CENT
GOLD BoxDs for sale at 90 and accrued in'eies.'
in currency. The mortgage is for only s''''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-13
EIGHT Per CENT BONDS
OF GREENE COUNTY,
State of Missouri.

The attention called to the above Bonds which are Is
sued 10 the City aud Memphis branch Of the Hannibal and s.
Joseph Railroad COMPANY The total debt VI Greece County Phor
Of these boDd about $4,000 The assessed valuation Of
taxable propey-Nhch estimated half It's actual saues se3
O7s IN addition OF railroad property will BE-
come taxable for the 6rst time during the present veal.
The Of these bonds 0O coupon ord Of s@o
bearing Aug 1911 and maturing twenty Interest
eight per per payable 10 Ne~ioa the
February August each We authorized 10
this loan the public eighty and accrued interest with ho
advance the price time Az this price they
paw OVER ELEVEN PER CENT on the Investment
and other marketable securities received In exchange
current rates we paving express charges both WAYS
Pamphlet &C. ul particular further Information sn
be furnished upon application either personally or b. letter
GwYSNE JOHNSON DAY. Eanksrs
e,y-,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-13
Coleman Eenodict's cloLIng qu0tatI0ns VOC:
William Ward, No. % Broad-st, quotes privileges a
ealIing as follows:

Calls "a gold at 10, 30 days per hoaus
CaIis gold At 40. IS DAYS utr
Cab on COs 81 no 90 DAYS. bObus
Put Oh gold ter below market 80 ds,s horns
gold per cent below market 20 day., per
god. ere below market 90
Calls or stocks above, 20 DAYS IL
On above.
above 60
Pu all stocks cent below 80 day.,
Rive stocks II below 20 dare per
Pas o. Wabash, per cent below, 90 days per eeut
Gold has been quiet but strong at lOss olB the new
short interest serving To keep up the prce There Is
mood borrowing demand for gold and balances were car
red al d. g. D. and per cent per annum The snDlreas
ury paid ont $4,000 IN redemption of called IN 1925
total since December OF s23,lCO0 The sub-Iieasury
dssursed 100000 account OF January gold interest
making total Of sl 10000 The days business at the
Gold Exchange Bank as follows: Gold cleared
t+oss40O; gold balances, $2u6,S96; currency balances
A. 41LI7I The following were the nnOtntiOne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-13
THE MONEY MARKET.
,s Ar THE STOCK EXCUANGE--Flf'SI 'Ahh
bAbtH7 ~ ,Ol o'Ct OCK A, NJ.
.sS w o. Gor,r.r. enI !. Boat 9 I. %

I-T71
sa''0 iii iqOW L $40 Goa % n''''''iiit
1000 8 g. 1891 Reg M ?lo $50 Cou t'..'''''i
100 L. 8 $40 Con % oi 90OOO O. = g. Currency ..la{
is0o n : h2uCCu T4....s''' 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-13

~ u -. 80 - e1Hs e0a Rallr0od-AT''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-13


moderate demand hot rather trmer and
@ II. .es arr go bb at ~ u iof Oh Mess 5 70
Tor New Meas; 3 m for Extra Prime sl 30 for Western
Clear; for future delivery the demand Ar but
s igte prices business sales Of 80 bbs o Apn
u 81 and 20 biz Eev Meas at "a ~ gs r. Beef dn and
Of rs bbls at $50 80 Tor Plan
Mess Meas Terce Beef remains ysrI d9 and
Prices BouIaD unchanged quote at A51 ~ 20 ios
Pnme Mes. ard s1asls 50 India hess Beef Hams
faTy active bot only job lots can sIsDe hS9s be
oltsiped: o. IS bills az SZI0tN 20 Tor Western
Cut Meats quiet 6guresi sales Of 10 Green Hams al
sGs:c $50 Green Sbou at Iic ADD 70 tc Western Pcsd GO
5 Belize toIed at lie Bacon reak or spot and
steady saIss Of $50 boxes Short Clear
IS bones Csty Long Clear al 7tci ~ boIss Clp short
Clear ,,cj and 40 bores Long csaf se,
P.trusry 7 and ~ hoIo Western Short caf Noe dressed
Hogs unsettled quote a5i for Western and aiGtte for
quiet brmy held what higher hgures sales Of
81 No for tlyi etdStc for fair 20
prime s,as;c for Kettle Rendered. for fulure delivery
du tastc so tea western steam al BE
$50 sler April Ole and 800 . reported Tor March at pc
RlCR-Tber 10 the msrte pneos held trml
sale, 40 n Croius as e6 bags RspEooa ., ole sDd
80 Las RAs gold for RzEoon aud 81 SCI gold
for Fana- .
PETRcLEUH-code bulb h,. been IN Igh, d.nsnd hut the
osenagt mail market sas OF 10 bbs last evening
II H. ., ~. a.ae to-day I The Czech msrse steady
bp dali a 90 W m spo UppcI ~ d. Lov Refined
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-13

city bank shares sold folIOws McrChants' EX-
change, 20 Commerce, 1874; American Exchange l2;
Republic ll6; Hanover 1923 Fourth National, 1lO and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-13

1000 Illinois Cent
Ronls...........ius
5000 Han & 81 10
S. COW. bonds. So
600 Tolei 4 Wa
ist mortgsCe...lOl
500 Han & Maps
lst mor'Ce. ~
1000 Chic x l. q
Pac Railroad Is. l02
5000 Gre W est LIST
mon et......s... ~
5000 n Je Cent
uofi, NeW.,.lVti
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1872-04-19
The Liberal Republicans.

A great mass meeting of the Liberal Re.
publicans was held in New York on the 18th.
Among the speakers were Senators Trumbull
and Schurz, who gave utterance to sentiments
which, few years ago, would have consigned
them to prison. The object of the move.
ment, as defined in the speeches and declara-
ton ofprinciples put forth, appears to be as
follows:
First and foremost, the complete and final
restoration of the Southern States and people
to the free enjoyment of all their rights and
privileges as integral members of the Amer
lean Union and an integral part Of the Amer
lean people.
Secondly, resistance TO the present central
izing tendencies of the general government,
which threaten to transform the whole ma
lure OF our government and to dwarf the
States into mere provinces of the Union, hav-
ing no rights but what the constitution con.
ters, when, as Senator Trumbull remarks, the
direct reverse is the fact
Thirdly, we are promised reformation OF
the practical abuses and corruptons which
are such present and growing scandal to
our institutions, and constitute so much of the
popular burden of government.
Now these are the principles for which the
Democratic party have been struggling for
years, and which they are pledged to carry
out if they have the opportunity. We shall
watch with interest the course pursued by
the Liberal Republicans at the Cincinnati
Convention
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1872-04-19
NJ A r r | d d.

SIIADINGER-uANWAY.-At Christ
Church, Rock Spring, Tuesday, 10Th April,
1872, by Rev. VIM, L. Snowden, JOSEPH
SHADlNGER of New Jersey, to HANNAH
E., daughter Of David Hanway, Esq, of Har-
ford county, Md
PRIGG-LYTLE.-A Emmanuel Church,
Bel Air. by Rev. William E. Snowden, ED
WARD II. PRIGG to Miss LAURA A.
LYLE, both of Hartford county.
HARTMAN-SHERTZER.-On the I'd
inst, in the city of Baltimore, by the Rev. J.
S. Deale, d. D., AUGUSTUS HARTMAN
to Miss KATE EMILY SHERTZER, Sec
ond daughter of Jacob Shertzer, Esq, all of
Baltimore county.
BILLINGSLEA-FOA By the Rev.
A. T. Pindcll, at the residence of Jesse Gar
rett, in Baltimore county, Thursday, April
4th, JESSE BlLLINGSLEA to MARY G.
FOARD, all of Baltimore county.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1872-04-19

A New STEAMER.-A new and handsome
steamer called the William G. Oler," ar
rived in Baltimore Wednesday and anchored
in the dock at 17G West Falls Avenue. She
is 1875 feet in length, II feet breadth of beam,
ten feet depth of hold and of several hundred
tons burthen. She has been constructed at
Havre de Grace, and is strong and substan-
TALLY built Of oak and iron. She will be en-
ployed by Messrs. Oler & Sons mainly for
the towing of ice barges during the summer,
and when not so engaged will probably do a
coasting trade with the Southern States.
The appearance of the steamer is neat, and her
motive power is screw propeller.
1t gives us pleasure to note the above, from
the Baltimore Sunday Telegram as an evi.
dence of the facilities of Havrc de Grace for
the construction of vessels. If the appropr-
alton of $4,000 asked for from Congress for
deepening the harbor Of the town should be
granted, Havre de Grace could compete in the
building of all except very large vessels, with
any port in the country. Her advant ges
for obtaining material cheap are unsurpassed
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1872-04-19

THE VALUE OF ADvERTIsINe.-Af orci-
bic illustration of the value of advertising has
just come to our knowledge. A gentleman
having yoke of oxen for sale, advertised
them in The Agis, and the first application
he had was from his adjoining neighbor, who
had probably seen the oxen many times, but
was not aware that they were for sale. The
moral is, if you have anything to sell, or
wish to buy anything, advertise in The
lEgis,' and in making inquiries about arti-
Giles advertised, please say you saw the adj
vertisement in The EEgis.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1872-04-19
CORRESPONDENCE.
For the -Kgis d, Mtelligencer.
Railroad.

1t is to be hoped that those of our people
who are interested in the construction OF the
Magnolia and Bel Air Railroad by way of
Stockton, will attend the meeting to be held
at Oakland on Saturday afternoon, Goth inst,
as it is highly important that it should be as
certained at as early period as possible, the
probable amount which will be subscribed to
the capital stock by those who desire the
road shall take the desired direction, that is
by the way of Stockton, on the route laid
down by Mr.. Hood, from Bel Air to that
point
Another matter of moment should secure
the attention of the meeting, namely talk
ing the proper steps to have the route sur
veyed from Stockton to Magnolia, so as to
definitely determine the difference in distance
between the proposed route and the one sur
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1872-04-19

Dir. SAGE's CATARRH REMEpY is ia Patent Medicine
humbug, gotten up dupe the ignorant and crednlous,
but is perfect specific for Nasal Cairrii, Gold in the
head" aud Kindred diseases.
A Glorious Recora.-Tweve years ago few
modest lines in New York Journa iavtel public at
tention to Vegetable Restorative, and solicited
trial of its merits remedy fr nGigrstiUn bilious
ness, fever aud lr, debility disorders rhe-
matism and al! complaints requiring invigoratug and
Plantation Filters was ttuauced to the world 1t
success from the beginning. All that claimed for
it as tonic, corrective aud andotc to malarous fc-
ver was found to be strictly true. Within five year4 the
annual sales of this article amounted TO "0ne Mil
lion OF Bottles. i'w years more and the demand had
sweed to Five Millions. The annual consumption of
the has now rcacuc the almost incredible aggregate of
six millions 4" Bottles, and fJr every bottle snd copy
of the Illustrated Medical Annual published by the pro-
prietors, a II cost of 2ijNuu0 is given away.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1872-04-19

UNEXPECTED DEATH.-On Sunday morn
ing of last week, William Norris, young
man who resided near the Hickory, died
rather suddenly and under somewhat pecu-
liar circumstances. He had been complain
ing of cold in his head, attended with con-
siderable pain, but his condition was not
thought to he dangerous in the least
On the morning named the pain became very
violent, and his death took place He was
about "a years of age and unmarried.