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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-13
PUBLIC SALE.

<--E1r-1 The subscriber being about 10 decline
446yutSB Housekeeping will self at public sale at
H4I ~ his residence the S tate re q
station, New Castle Hundred, bel, on Fourth Day,
(Wednesday the 10th Of third month, (March, )1s73,
at 10 O'clock u. M all his Household goods, consist
Ing Of Mahogany and Walnut bureaus and wash
stands sofas, extension and other tablesj Mahogany
mattresses bed clothing looking glasses spring seat
Walnut and Cane seat chairs Refrigerator, Ingram
and rag carpeting large side board dishes and crock
cry ware, parlor, chamber and stoves, quaint
~ OF Dairy Fixtures and many other articles.
Also n lot of chickens, 2 cows, and four head OF
young cattle, six or seven barrels of cider.
Household Goods will be cash; the cattle will have
= credit OF six months.
EDWARD EDWARDS.
Il. W. Stldham x Son. AuctloneerB. Is
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-13

GEMS OF BEAUTIFUL WmTINe.-A new
Compendium of Penmanship comprised in a
! complete series of copy-slips, has just been pub
lished. The author, Prof Gasseil, President
OF the Bryant Il Stralton College, Manchester,
n. H., has long been known as the 'Prince Of
American Penmen," and since the death of
Father Spencer there has been no one to dispute
this tile.
This Compendium is having large sale in all
tho principal cities and throughout the country,
as nothing so compete, beautiful and useful tor
seif-instruction has ever before been offered 1t
| supplies a great want. Bookeepers, clerks,
teachers, farmers sous, all want to learn to write
rapidly and elegantly, and nowhere else can they
get so good instruction as in this way. 1t Is
sent by mail to any address for 81. Write for
IL.
Address Prof. q. A Gaskell, Manchester, n. n
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'Therefore,give full measure and just weight,
enjoins the Alcoran. An interesting commen-
tary OH this is that the Fairbanks scales are
used considerably in the very land Of the
Prophet and his book. No country is too re-
mote to be penetrated by these Uaioersal Stan
ddrds.-Er.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-13

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1, Joseph W, H. Watson Cashier of the Newport
Bank do soemny affirm that the above statement Is
true to the hest OF my knowledge and belief.
JOS. W. II. WATSON Cashier.
State of Delaware, County of New Castle
Affirmed to and subscribe before me- this 1Nh day of
January, 1875
DAVID GREEN, Notary Public.
Correct attest
$ $t j Il SE E zS'ssi D"+tr""..
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-13

The Wilmington Fountain Society.-A meet
ing of this Society was held Monday at the
Institute, when the following officers were unan-
Presdent-Edward Bringhurst.
Vice Presdents-Rev. George A. Latimer,
DR.. l.. p. Bush.
Secreclary-Wm. NJ. Candy.
Treasurer,-Samuel Floyd.
Managers-Samuel Hilles, Philip Carrot, VIM.
Candy, William Y. Warner, C. w. Rowland,
Rev. y. q. Littell, James Bradford, E. T. War
ner, Edward Belts, Thomas ID. Webb Thomas
b. Smith, Sam1 NJ. Harrington, Mrs. Margaret
Hilles, Mrs. Edward Brngharst, Mrs. NJ. w.
Bringhurst, Mrs, Samuel Candy, Mrs. William
| Candy, Mrs. c. w. Rowland, Mrsfr. G. Littell
Mrs. Geo. A. Laimer, Mrs. J. f. Vaughan,
Miss Hannah Shipley, Miss Anne Semple, Miss
Anna T. Candy.
This useful Society has erected thirteen pub
| lie drinking fountains at an expense OF about
| four thousand dollars.
They are well distributed through our city,
and pu. up for the comfort ofman and the dumb
animals he employs. They in a measure be-
long to ths public who should take pride in
them, and see that they are used with care, and
not in any way injured.
These thirteen fountains are located US fol
lows: At the City Hail. nj the z. w. & b. de-
pot; in front of Second street market; the Sun
day School fountain, in Front street, near West;
at Front and Madison, Church street above It'll;
at 9th and Walnut; Walnut near 11lh; King
near 18th; at 10th and Tatnall; at Delaware
and Pennsylvania Avenue, which Ia the Bring
hurst Memorial Fountain, erected TO the men,
DRY Of Ferris Bringhurst, founder Of the society
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-13
Ayers
Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases of tha Throat end Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.

Among the frcag
discoveries OF modern
science, few arc Of
more real value T.
mankind than this 4
fectnnl remedy for oil
diseases Of tho Th.oa.
and Lungs. A vast
trial OF Its virtues
throughout this and
other countries, La;
shown tnat It doel
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-13
d L Il ID

OF Consumption, Francis Chanberiin, No.
5l5 Market ST., Wilmington, Del, on Sunday,
March 9th, 1878, aged SO.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-13

| Rev. }. n. Stanger, I. j. Chandler Jr. of Bos
ton, 10 Sophia M. daughter of Henry du Pont
of Delaware.
DIED.
- = -
| Of Consumption, Francis ChaInberiin, No.
5l5 Market St., Wilmington, Del, ON Sunday,
March 9th, 1873, aged SO.
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
FLoUR.-sales Of superAne at s5Ooa6.oo extra
ss76aI1s0 Rye hour $3.50. Buckwhcat meal s3 .73a
GRAISIsaies Il rod Wheat sisi to 20 Zoo amber
200 to 2oS white 81 loa215 Spring 175als2 Corn 60
for the several varieties Oats iiai5c. for white and
45a4sc. for mixed.
THE CATTLE MARKET.
ana ShSSa at Sss cents ar 70 good at Sal cents
Cows and Calves:Msaies & Springer At s2saoO, and
fresh COWS at S26as45.
Hogs stop o. corn ted s25as 90 per 100 lbset
Prime Hav. Timothy 2ooap 20; Mixed siG0ais0.
straw, s1ooal66.
NJ OTICE.-An examination for ladies' desiring to
IN become teachers in the Public Schools Of VII
mington, Delaware, will be held In School House
No. l, on French street, on Saturday, March 18th,
commencing at O'Clock, A. NJ. Lowest salary $500
per year. mar1s ID. W. HARLAN, Supt.
.wILMIsoroS, DEL :, DEC. 18th, 1872.
The undersigned has disposed Of his stock and fix
the above. mar u r. y. YOUNG, AGENT.
LOST OR MiSLAID.
The subscriber having lost or mislaid his account
In the Wilmington Savings Fund Society, hereby
gives notice that he has made application for
book mar l3-3tw LEWIS KAISER.
WANTED, Farm and Nursery hands. The high
est pages paid and steady employment. Address
RANDOLPH PETERS,
Great Northern and Southern Nurseries,
mar 1881 Wilmington, Deia aware.
For Rent.
House on easterly side of Madison street, above
Eighth, Houses In south Wilmington the Rol- |
ling mill lso houses in different parts of the city
Apply to W. McCAUIJiEY g. co.
0VG Market stress,
mar lO-tf Wilmington, Del.
DOR RENT-A store in Delaware City, now oc- |
Il cupied by L. d. Cleaver formerly the old bust
ness stand Of Geo. g. Ceaver, deceased GU reasona-
bic terms. Address, JANE CLEAVEk,
mar 10 Delaware City, Del
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such practice forever cease. Broth
rem, we cannot afford, in this short
life, to live beneath our privileges or
violate our VOWS; and hereby cpjOiu
tho duty upon all Masters ofSubordi.
nalo Lodges of our jurisdiction, to SEQ
to it at this olIense against Masonry
shall cease under this Jurisdiction.
Iutcupcraucc. by this / mean the
use Of intoxicating liQuors as a bever.
ago to au excess. This vice Is not on.
" unmasonic but lis degrading to our
Order. Let this, also, cease, This
question has been asked of me. What
is the pOual code Of Masonry? This
question | propose to answer, so that
no ono can pretend or plead ignorance
thereof and thus answer; That CIV.
cry violation of tho Moral Law, to wit:
ProEane Swearing, Drunkenness, Idle
ness, Brawling, Fighting, Cheating,
Gambling, engaging in any business
that is irtehgious, or tends IN auy way
or manner 10 corrupt tho public or
private morals, the violation Of the
Statutes Of the State, embracing moral
turpitulc, are Masonic olfensos, and
arc forbidden BY Masonic Law, Bteth-
rem, let US apply ourselves to tho wip.
ing out Of all blOmishes upon our Ma.
sonic character, and make Of ourselves
lively aud polished stones Of the Ma
sonic Temple,
l hereby Cnjoin upon all Of the Mas.
tors ofour Subordinate lodges III this
jurisdiction to cause this letter to be
read by the Secretaries Of three regu-
lar communications Of each Lodge in
succession next otter its receipt, and to
call tho attention of tho Brethren
be made to the end that the law may
thereto, honorable. light triumph, OBJ
legations kept, and We shall improv:
ourselves in Masonry. Have | asked
anything here that is not proper
Then, Il | have not. II is yours, as
well as mine, to koop ourselves cirCum'
spcct within these boundaries; and, il
ives shall do SO, We shall have the sweet
approval Of our own conscience, and
above all, tho favor Of the Most High
God"
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before the Fair.

From every source We have informa'
ton that the people from tho adjoining
counties will attend our Fair in large
numbers; while, as a matter Of course,
the people Of Lewis will render their
full share towards making the Third
Exhibition grand success We car
assure all concerned, that in every
feature, the Fair this year will by far
excel its predecessors; and without
envy or malice, We may say that oui
elder brother Of Clafksburg will be cx,
cellcd in every particular.
We wcro upon the grounds Of The
Society last week, in company will
savGraI gentlemen from other counties
among whom was DR.. Ramsey, o
Clarksburg. The Doctor pronounced
the track 10 be in superb condition, ant
declared his intention to bring seyera
fast horses here. Other gentlemen
who delight in the bcautiea Of horse
flesh, will also bring on their fast stock
SO that good races arc assured.
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A Rotten Party.

That the Republican party has not
fallen entirely below q sense Of shame
is evidenced by the fact that now and
then it makes concession Of its cor.
rcptions and improper practices, Its
very much 10 tho condition Of man
who has led a corrupt and evil life oil
bis years, and suddenly manifesIs n
desire to repent when it becomes cyi.
dent to him that death is staring him
in the face. Tho best proof that the
Republican party is in the article oil
death lies in the recent spasmodic and
very awkward attempts to acknowledge
its manifold sins. Tho most recent IN
stance of this kind is in connection
with tho postoilicO scandal at St. Louis.
The postmaster Of that city. while on
tho verge of bankruptcy, felt it to be
his duty to entertain tho President Of
tho United States, which cost him tho
round sum ofSGOO. Unable to pay it
ont Of his own pocket, he took i out OF
the pockets OF his employees, in the
shape Of an assessment upsn their
wages. 1.-THE assessment system was
not recognized as legitimate and il
the oflenIc had been committed out
side tho precincts Of a postoticc, it
would be called stealing. and the per-
pctrator would 10 classod by the com.
nunity in tue same category with the
highwayman who holds you by tho
throat and takes your money from your
pocket.
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A Remarkable Machine.

We copy from the Wheeling Regis
Ter a notice, and clsewhcre,,a letter from
Bishop Whclun, in regard to tho new
Centrcpetal Power which has recently
been performing with only one horse
powcr) such wonders in that city. II
ruos planCr aud a rip saw at the SAME
time, cutting a thrcc.sixtocuth shaving
from a wide oak plank, Sitting So feet
Of ,wo.inCh oak and 1856 feet Of inch
Pine after tho belt is thrown of; grind.
ing twelve bushels Of grain per hour,
and thrcsling 100 bundles Of rye in
seven minutes, &C., &c.-all with one
horse and ono machine 1t will be
seen that company is being formed in
Wheeling to mauufac'prc this remark.
able machine:
PROSPECTS AND PROGRESS OF THE CEN.
TREprTAL POWER COMPANY.
We continue 10 hear tho most favorable
Exports Of the formation Of the Centrifugal
Power Company. The Executive Committee
chosen from among tho Subscribers, have
been busy attending to tho duties assigned
them, and will be able to make report to
the company Immediately upon lis organi-
cation, as to its location, the necessary build.
inGs, md complete preparatory arrangements
for the manufacture Of these popular ma
chimes, makingR as they do list Of the mos,
useful in market, namely, q threiher, cross
cut and Sitting saw, hRy and straw cutter,
root and vegetable cutter, wood saw, grlst
mill, and u pAnOr with matching and mould
ing attachment, and all Of these or my pOr-
ton Of item In one frame. The demand for
these machines from such an extensive field
rs that secured by the company, reaching,
as Il docs, TO the Gulf Of Mexico, Is almost
limitless, md company which starts OF
with such territory 10 supply, under the con.
troll Of practical and experienced business,
men, manufacturing class Of goods having
no rival or competition in their linS, selling
nj n much cheaper ccst than any indictments
or machinery used for the same purposes.
and yet AiIOrding a profit Of double the cost
Of manufacture, must have brilliant pros
poet before II, and one which, while lis li-
ture promises 10 yield largo returns TO those
sWIuhB bHe CHltI pllhci WEI w Aue thnc llHc
add - our reputation as u manufacturing
city aud help 10 build up our material pros
pcriiy.
The capital of the company forming isam.
pic, being fixed nt $3.50, COO, in 800 shares.
The success Of the stock subscriptions has
been remarkable, the stock being nearly all
taken, and By residents Of Wheeling. Tho
subscriptions art made to John Reid, Sr
President Of the Peoples hank, and are TO
be turned by him TO Tie Treasurer upon
the organization Of the company
Ills the intention Oftle Committee tot give
an opportunity 10 good parties scattered
throughout their territory, to subscribe for
small portion oil the stock before II Is taken
up, giving preference TO such persons Ns de-
sire 10 become special distributing agents
for the company, that they may have TN In
tcrcst In It's success.
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weston, Sutton, philippi and Glen.
yilic.-.A Word OF Warning.

We dc.irCt call the special atten.
ton of our people, and more particular.
ly tic citizens Of Weston, Sutton, Philip.
ri aud GlCnvillc, to tho danger of the
destruction Of their homes by fire. In
Weston a majority OF tic roofs arc like
match.boxes, merely awaiting spark
to envelope 10 flames the whole build.
ing. ~ some extent tho same danger
prevails in the other towns we have
named. We may say with safety that
ut least seven out Of evOry ton fires
are occnsiOned by by defective roofs
or Hues; and all this loss Of property,
(and too often of human lifc) might be
avoided with oil Olsc. The towns We
have mentioned arC all incorporated /;
AMI II is the duty oftbe municipal of.
fcrs to guard against fire, ne they
would against pestilcnco, 10 this end,
the law empowers them to order my
needed repairs upon property within
their Jurisdiction, at tile expense Of
tho owner ofthC property; md in w-
gent oasOs. tho statute empowers the
fearing down Of buildings ilisi place in
either tic health or tic prop
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-10-06
MASONIC.

We extract the following from lht
address Of tho Grand Master of Orc.
gou, at the Grand Annual Comnluui-
COTTON, 10 1872.
"l'rOfunc swcaring-thO taking oil
the name Of God in vain. This, you
all allow, isn Masonic offensC, viola.
ton ofyour solemn obligation, and is
destructive Of the ground work of Ma.
sonry. II any Of you are addicted to
this ungentlcmnnly and uamasOnic
practice, pray YOU, fycu have any
regard for your plightcd honor or for
tho welfare md hcaor Of Masonry, lot
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-10-06

Hs Enirics-Tbc ENTRY Frp
| in ali cases viii be- Twenty Per Cent
Of tho Premium CONNECTED for. and ali
entries must be- made with reference 10
tho firs, premiums.
Il Is requested that owners of ami.
mails intended for exhibition will noti.
f. tho Correspopdinr Secretary ut least
one week prior to tie Fair,
az HAY and Straw will DO furnish.
cd free of expcnsc 10 ali stock entered
for exhibition. Grain will be- fur.
ratos. ''N'N
An election for Directors will be
held IN tho last ,l,y of Tin po;r
Il Is bopod that MI norsons NAV
find Il convenient 10 come md bring
their friends with them. "a Also ,o
bring lIeir Iine Stock their Aoricpltn.
raj, Horticultural and Mechanical nro.
duets, &c, and thu. MD III" managers
| in making tho Eoir Grand sncccssI
nm respcc,foIlv rc9ncsted ,Lnt tho
ladies will have Int most attractive
norton of tlo exhibition ,hS yar;ous
dcnart,nonts of tho liloro, IIn,l we'll
fiIed on MI, occasion with tho nro.
ducts Of tbc;r sk,ll md ;ndn,,rv
nj, ~. !, AZ.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-10-06
NY BooK DEPARTMENT

MY BOOK DEPARTMENT
is ever complete. My Prices arc as low as
in any Town or City in the State. MGR.
chants will please solicit quotations.
Bibles seld at 90 per cent less than
any Travelling Agent can sell thOm.
Eg- Call and sec for yourselves.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-10-06

Iris said that cx.presidcnt johnson
is rendered almost pOunilcss by tho fail.
uro Of tho First National Bank Of
Washington, he having lost 100000
in that institution. In this connection
It may DO remarked that tho rumOl
prevails IN Washington City that Pres
ident Grant, who was also large de-
positor in tho First National, was duly
taken care Of BY the bank aud suffered
no loss.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-10-06
FLOODED CATTLE AND suEEf

A W wOODFORD Ia now agent for the
n. sale of Fine FLOODED Sheep, imported
direct from Canada. Also, imported Cattle
pure blood, Persons wishing 10 purchase
any ofthO above described stock, will call
on the undersigned, OF Parker D. Goodman
4 Bro, Of June lew. James Lynch, vi
llartison county, will sell ono bnCk lamb
or $50, or pair for 500.
u ne 10 4. W, wooDFoRD.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-10-06

always FULL and COMPLETE Ny eapacOus Departments fully
strac thisfsct have one ofthO
Finest AssOrtments Of Goods in the State.
And how idle and foolish the statement that my Goods DID, whom sell
yearly double Goods Consequently keep
Goods over six months.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-10-06
has been erected. together with other
buildings, and tho
Track and Grounds

put in Enc condition. The Directors
pledge themselves that the Fair shall be
equal, If not superior, in all respects,
to any ever held in this section Of the
State.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-10-06
MY LAMP DEPARTMENT.

my LAMP DEPARTMENT
Is large, and sell at wholesale aud retail
l shall receive next week IS boxes o.
LAMPS, CHIMNEYS, &C.. and will dupli
cate free of frcights any bill of Lamps pur'
chased in Wheeling.
Eg- CHURCHES SUPPLIED AT COST
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-10-06

Tlm Democrats of Mississippi will
make no nomination for Governor this
year.. This leaves the contest between
Senator Aincs. Republican nominee
for Governor, and Senator Alcorn. wins
has declared himself a, Candidate aud
denounced Amcs aud this gang Of
thieves. It is believed that the Re-
publican organization, as controlled by
Amca and the carpet-baggcrs, will be
broken up, and that AlcOrn will sweep
the State.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-10-06

NOTICE TO TEACHERS.
The Examining Committee for Lewis
county will meet At the following times and
places for the examination Of Teachers, to-
Wit; Al Quiet Dell, Collins Settlement,
September 27th, Freemansburg, October
lTih, and, Georgetown October 25th. +
sepstd j. L. HALL, PreSt.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-08
THE CITY HOSPITAL.

The Charleston City Hospital has just mad
.its boundaries enlarged by the transfer 10 tne
CITY of the Roper Hospital, under the terms
NJ the lease from the Medical, Society descrio-
ad In TIE NEWS some days ago, and the inSs
stniion Ia now 10 prosperous and hourishing
ic,o1nd,,,on. It has now one hundred and
seventeen inmates, including fifty. eight white
and flIty.nlne colored patients. The Insane
pstieHts number twenty-five, and tne
diseases of the other patients embrace q
great variety OF medical and surgical cases.
A peculiar aud useful feature OF THIS
institution is. the advantages 1t affords 70
youpg men and strangers In the city, who
NAV be taken I'll while away from their fami'
lies or friends. To these private patients sepa-
rate rooms are given with full medical atten-
Hon and careful nursing, at the moderate
charge of one dollar per day, and large num-
her OF oatien,s have availed Themselves OF the
advantages OF the systep. The medical and
surgical staff Of the hospital is composed oil
the following gentlemen DR.. J. 8. Bulst,
physlclan and surgeon In charge; Prof. 3. A.
Kinlocb, consulting surgeon; Prof. F. Peyre
Porcher, consulting pbyslclan; Prof. F. NJ
Robertson, consulting obstretricS. Resident
physlcIsns: Doctorp W. j. Young and Thomas
Laeare; apothecary. Dr.. G. h. Schroeder.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-08

R1or-Tbere was moderate business doing 81
steady rates. Sales about 100 tierces clean caro-
lima, say 65 tcs at ~, 81 att 7-lec p ID. Wequote
common to fair at eH@7x, good 7k@7xc,
NAVAL SToREs.-The receipts were Il barrels
spirits turpentine and $40 barrels rosin. There
were no transactions announced.
FRRIaHTs.-To Liverpeoi, py steam, direct, "a
on upla DIS, "a On sea Islands; via New York, Su
on uplands lHd on sea islands; oy sal!'
Is s2d on uplands, and - on sea isianos'
To Hsvre, - on uplands. Coastwise-to New
York, by steam, &c on uplands and - on sea
islands; 81 2 tierce on rice; 600 q bpl on rosin
oy sail, % 2 b on cotton; 80 p tierce on
rice; soc 2 Dbl ON rosin; $l1@ls q II on lumber:
sl2al2 so p II on timeer. TO Bost n, by steam
NC on uplands and 50 90 p tlerce on rice; by SAIL
C q h ON uplands; rosln 7oc; resawed stun
$l2@l2 so; timber $ls@13 SO; phosphate $6@5 So.
To Providence, by sail slO@ll a II on boards;
&C p b on cotton; by steam &c via New York
To Philadelphia, by steam 10 on uplsnds; 81 1t
p cask on rice; eoc 2 Dbl on rosln; 81 on Spirits
Through bills OF lading given TO Boston, Provi
dence and the New England cities are regularly
Issued on this route, and dispatch guaranteed.
By san, So q on boards; $12 on timber; ~
ton on clay; So 80 on phosphates. To Baltimore
oy steam 10 q b; by sail $S@S so q on
boards; - on timber; IS so q ton at cisJ; SAG
4 80 q ton up river on phosphate rock. Vessels
re In demand By our merchants to take lumber
treights from Georgetown. S. O.. Darien and sati
Ia River, Ca, and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern
ports, and slo@l2 p II are the rates on timber
and boards.
DoxHsTIo EXcHANaB.-The banks purchase
sght checks ON New York at par TO per cent.
on, and sell at 4 PREMIUM.
misunderstanding 80 day bills 2sX@24.
GoLD.-l4@l5K.