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Mants.

WOOD CHOPPERS WANTED TO
w cut 800 cords OF hard wood In Mendon.
Apply TO GEO. w. CHAPLIN, JR., Merchants
Row, Rutland
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OVER TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS

has been expended within the past Two, years
on buildings and fences, besides the tenant
houses. The land is adapted to the raising Of
all kinds OF crops. Some fifty acres are well
adapted for tobacco. The land is now under a
good state OF cultivation, by having been fed
two years, which has been brought on the
place, besides that which the farm has pro-
river and the farm laying westerly, divided into
pasture and tillage land, with sufiicient sup
ply OF wood for the premises. Situated so near
the village OF Bellows Falls--a village growing
more rapidly than any place within the. state,
and with its unlimited water power, which Is
fast being improved, must continue TO Increase
In still larger proportion In the future-makes
II the most desirable farm In these parts. Pos
session given Immediately except the mill
yard, and that in one year. Inquire OF the sub
scribers on the premises; or Joseph Wilson,
nrm OF j. Wilson q Co.. near the depot; or VIII
der Hopkins, at West Rupert, VT
WILDER d HOPKINS.
Bellows Falls, May /, 1878. myl-dtf
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nor SALE.

nor SALE.
The subscriber offers for sale the
HOUSE AND LOT, 81 COTTAGE STREET,
Corner william Street.
House Is In good repair, contains 10 rooms, gas
and water above and below. Location desirable.
Cellar always dry and well ventilated. Barn has
accommodations FOR two horses, or horse ana
COW. Good barn cellar.
portion OF the furniture Will be sold with
the house II desired.
Possession given at any time,
c. II. FORBES.
Rutland, June 1873. dtf
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One of the veterans here to-day is Corp.
Christopher G. Rice, of Rutland, of the
old 10th Vermont Regiment Company G.,
who was once distinguished by the above
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CHOW CASES, CORNER, CLOCK
- and Mantle Shelves made to order, with
Plain or Moulded edges. BRACKETS sawed In
different styles at DEARBORNS
Grove Block.
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J. j. GUINDON
TIIOS. ROSS.


A. II. WLEY.
CONTRA CTOR AND PRA CTICAL SLATER,
RUTLAND VERMONT.
He Is prepared to do all work promptly and
well. orders can be left at j. +. Glynn's store
on Merchants Row, or at the Bardwell House.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Barrett, Rutland l.. NJ.
Mason, President OF First National Bank, De-
troit, Michigan; Hon. j. NJ. Marvin, Saratoga
Springs.
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TIE AWARD.

The following is a copy of the award
T. KI0YTO EXHIBITION, May lsIA
We the undersigned Committee OF the ExhiDi-
tion, now being held In the city OF Kioyto, En-
pire OF Japan, having examined ank tested the
various varieties OF scales exhibited by $. c.
Brown, agent for V. s. w. Parkhurst, OF the
CT OF San Francisco, Cal, we recommend the
Howe superior to all others we have seen In
n
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Hon c w Willard, Member of Congress !;
Hon Altman l. Miner, Manchester Gen
Stephen Thomas and Gen Perley p Pitkin,
Montpelier Hon Lucus Il Smith, Of
Monkton Hon n 7 Sprague, Jr, Brandon;
Hon Geo IL Bigeiow of Burlington Free
Pres and Times ID X Simonds, Esq, of
Manchester journal Rev l. A Austin, of
Meriden, N II Burton w Perrin of
Nashua, Iowa, an old Vermont veteran
Maj J N Prior, of New York, who was on
Gen Holmes staff in the Southern army
during the war, and others are in attendance
to-day.
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l. | V + II y
Real Gstate.
ENARM FOR SALE.

The subscribers offer for sale their farm, sit
uated about two miles from the village or Bel
lows Falls, on the Chester road, well known
as the
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JOHN CLARK FARM,

Containing about three hundred and fifty acres
or land two dwelling houses, three barns and
The tenant houses are new. The large farm
house has been thoroughly repaired and paint
ed, with new piazza in front and end, new front
fence, all in the most substantial and tasteful
manner, making 1t desirable residence.
Nearly three-fourths OF a mile OF new water pipe
from u never-failing fountain supplies all the
premises.
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Chr Grades.

Scroll Saving OF all kinds Planning Matching
and Glazing done to order Yard and Mill Cor
ner OF Union and Furnace Streets, near Freight
Depot, Rutland, Vt. May1d&w3m.
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THE TOWNS PEOPLE

who were disposed to avail themselves of
the opportunity to make the reunion an &C.
casion of trade and traffic, were providing
stands and stalls, and booths--but most of
our citizens were on the qui vive to see all
that might occur before the veterans passed
from sight-within their tents
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Il N. MERRIAM'S PERFECT FIT
lLs TING SHIRTS. What they say OF them.
al never had any shirts that fittcd me so well
as those made by you" b. H. BURT.
"'fhe shirts are received, and TIT not like
shirt on bean pole, but just right"
4
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"The first shirts | ever had that suited me
The ut is perfect in ever respect"
je2Id1y b. W. MARSHALL
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-27
NEW AFRICAN EXPLORATIONS

This century seems destined to complete the
spocalyptic opening of the great seal of geogra-
phic mysteries. Even Africa who has guarded
her secrets 30 long, will soon yield the last Of
them to the army of explorers who are pushing
their researches from every side into the hidden
land. 1t is rumored that Livingstone is on his
way back to terra cognita, bringing with him
the completion of the great Nile puzzle, the sat
isfaction of the desire of ages.
From the north, as Bayard Taylor writes, a
great expedition is about to set out to explore
the mysteries OF the Great Sahara, it's sandy
wastes and fruitful oaAes, and the unknown
tribes which tenant thom. The leader of the
expedition is Gerhard Rohlfs already distin-
guished as explorer, and naturalist. He will act
under the command and with the assistance of
the yiceroy of Egypt; and the only thing
to be regretted in the prospect of the
interesting discoveries we may soon expect, is
that of the subjection of the discovered terrtor-
les to rule always SO calAmitous and oppressive
to Africa, as that of Egypt.
But the sphynx who has propounded her rid
die so long, aud deyoured SO many who have
sought to solve it, seems to be nearly vanquished
now.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-27

new Pretender has arisen to contest the
Drown Of King Coffee-not the despot of Ash
antee, but the monarch Of breakfast beverages
This time it is roasted grape-seeds, which are
said to possess the aroma Of good coffee. and to
be in flavor little inferior, How many such sub
stitutss for the Arabian berry have we already
known few years ago tue author of
Rougbiug it in the Bush" was urging upon
everybody the superior advantages of roasted
dandelion root asparagus seeds are magni6ed
and exalted by some chicory is a regular stand
by; detetic reformer, also of an economic
turn, has proved to US by irrefutable argument
that three parts of roasted rye to one of coffee
will conpo und beverage much superior to the
pure article decoction OF sweet potatoes is
pronounced Aavorous, and not too stimulating
But the.true subjects of King Coffee are not to
be seduced from their allegiance by any OF these
various substitutes. They arc but substitutes
after ALL
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-27

Prince George of Prussia has come out as a
dramatic author. His new tragedy, entitled
"ChristinS, has just been performed for the
nrst time at Muhlhaussn, and has, we are iu-
formed, 'been received with great applause. -
That reception could safely have been predicted
without any reference to the merit of the play.
II Prince George really wished to submit that
question to the popular voice. he should have
given it to the world as tho work OF Hans
Schmidt, and then he would have seen. The
path of authorship is always made smooth for
princely competitors.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-27
Personal.

Capt. Frank Barr, well known on this station,
Ia ordered to the command OF the revenue cutter
Hamilton. in place Of Oapt. Fenger.
The Philadelphia Bulletin says G. A. Town.
send would rather be torn to pieces with red hot
ppoers than to violate the truth There may be
one or two persons living who will question this
abatement, -Norristoton Herald.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-27
.Juat Recelved and Opened

full aud excellent assortment sof periumeries
aud fancy goods sui able for the hoitds VI.
large stock Of irst-elass nueksAll gives cha
mols skins, finger co.'s etc. ttc
fresh aud large SO 4 No. sage, sweet ma
lone thyme, pure ground hlark and cay enne pepper
choice ass1r,m D. of Havana and other cigars,
together Hitn tue dtheren. brauds oi lne Gu anu
CHI wing to laC oS.
complete assortment OF fancy s0ass, hand sa-
polio halT oil, restoraJive1, pom des, nalr dyers
to1tn powders, hair crash cDm"a sc.
lne selection OF necstles, collars, cuffs etc, at
FUS TIKI Is DkU1 SlUhE,
Fro Il and v esl hlLtt ts.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-27
Criminal Record.

SUICIDE IN NEW YoRK-MuRDER IN NAssAoEusETrs.
NEW YORK, Dec. 20.
James Gallagher returned home, at Brooklyn
drunk and assaulted his wife, threw her down
stairs and supposed be had killed her. ne sho'
himself, causing death. His wife is severely
hurt.
At Wakefield, Mass, Joseph Calvin was Killed
in drunken street fight.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-27

The Emperor William, of Germany, who has
been seriously i'll, is in much improved health
He is. however. quite an old man, and his re-
cent attack was OF the nature of paralysis, so
that it can hardly be expected that he wiz enjoy
very long extension OF active life
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-27

sSURNTIURE XMAS PRESENTS, GOULD a CO.,
- ave dettrDln,d 10 sell their Furniture at cost
rather than discharge their men. Walnut Chamber
Furniture at lesg than the price o. Cottage Furni-
ture Other articles AZ surprising prices, sucn as
800 Best Haircloh Oiled Walnut TSte SOFAS, al $lS-
60; 6)9 AiLwosl, any color, Terry or hep, Walnut
Walnat Parlor Arm Chairs, S95; 100 oiled Walnut
Chamber suites, Tennessee and Lisbon Marble,
SIS; 200 Itai'an Marble oiled Malaut Chamber
Suites si7 ~; 500 Elegant Oiled Wanut ParlOr
suites, III Haircoth Terry, Rep, Plush, ,Brocatel or
Saln, from S65
GOULD Il co IS FIVE STORES ARE
N z. Cor. NINTH and MARKET Streets,
81 and ~ y. SECOND Street,
Cor SE0OND and SPRUCE Streets,
1895 MAkKET ST. Depot and Mandatory, 2A2
and 244 s. Second Street. Philadelphia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-27

1t is understood that the War Department es-
Inmates for river and harbor and fertilization
improvements, amounting to $2O,0O0OOO will
be reduced to 80 900 600. The reduction will be
made because there is no absolute necessity
for heavy appropriations" for such purposes
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-27

10 o. F. ELECTION Eden Lodge has elect
cd the following officers n. G., J. b Biggs /;
v. c., Edwin E. Nicholson II. s.. John NJ.
Whitford 2. s., W. II. Cornbrooks Trea. A.
Thos f. Young. jefferson Lodge No. q has
elected the following N. G., VIM McIltire
v. G., VIM. Mcclure r s., John Moore P.
s., ID. IL. Carpenter; Treasurer, John q. Yates
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-27
Illinois.
AN EXECUTION STAYED.

m E4EOUIIVEE u11HE
CHICAGO. Dec. 26.
Three Judges of the Supreme Court OF Illinois
have united in granting writ of supersedeas IN
in the case Of Chris. Rafferty,, who was to have
been hanged, to-day, under sentence on the
third trial for killing policeman o'merA.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-27
cutting ARRAY.

A MAN HACKED Up IN A DRUNKEN BRAwLi Last
NIGHT.
Last night, a fight occurred in Madison street,
between Front and Chestnut, about o'clock, In
which one OF the parties was severely and se-
riously cut in different parts OF the body. 1t is
impossible to relate the full particulars, accu-
rately, but we give them as best we could obtain
them.
It seems that William McClintoek, who resides
at 400 East Second street. over in the locall-
ty above mentioned, and in passing two men on
tLe street. a man named Belts and Clement
Chance who board in the house in front OF when
the ARRAY occurred, remarked rather denantly
that he could whip any man in the city II no
hadn't but one arm" As this was Chances con-
diiion the remark was construed into chalehge
for him to fight, aud Belts sent Chance into
| the house and undertook to do battle
| for him. hard hand to hand enlargement
| lasted for some time between Belts and McChn-
/ tock when they drew knives, and the afiray
/ became more desperate. Several very serious
| wounds were inflicted upon MeClintocks . person
| among which were deep gashes In the back OF
Il the neck, across the tpne, two in the right leg
| and one in the left. One Of the wounds IN TIE
right leg was through the heshy part, and the
| tendops were severed. Belts was also somewhat
cut. .,..-.--.-..-..
Al the end of the fight, McClintock was remov
ed to the passenger room of tho W. u depot
where his wounds were dressed, and he was thei
removed to his home. Both the men are said t.
have been drunk. .4..s-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-27
rEsom our Late Editions OF xesssrday.l
Deeds OF Violence.

nosuoDEs IN NEW HkMPsuRE AND BOSTON.
BosToN, Dec 26.
Lancaster, N. H. fracas occurred at 8
house Of ill-repute. The proprietor, Goug,sand,
his son, were killed. Blackwell and oLeary-
who attacked them, were both wounded, the for
mer mortally,
In Boston, Antoine G.. Huettle was killed by
Joseph t. Heger, who confesses the deed. Both
were Germans.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-27

The trial Of ex-Mayor Hall, OF New York, for
completely in the ring frauds, result ed in yer
dict Of mot guilty"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-27

DIsoRDERLY CONDUCT AT THE OPERA HOUSE,
disturbance was created at the Opers House in
the balcony, on Wednesday evening by Winhel d
Coyle, who is said to have been drunk, and to
have wished things his own way for awhile.
Special officer Heritage arrested him and march,
ed him to the hall and yesterday the Mayor fined
him $5 and costs about 80 in all.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-27
SpEfiaI BntsfGs.
Facts for the People

As the virtues OF medicines can only ba sEoer-
tained by careful observation 1t is to be regretted
that many OF the Drugs still prescribed by some
physicians should retain a place in our Matera
Mediea, As an instance OF this, that vile drug
Balsam Copaiba, furnishes an example. About the
year 1890, the spanisrds Ia the island of San Do
mingo hayiAg become ati ctsd with certain cou-
plants thoaght, according to the prevailing notion
at that time, that the remedy might bs found where
the disease originated. Under this Impression BAL
sam CopaIoa came int use, but never has nau-
seating drug dsne more injury, for it not only
changes the nature OF the disease to more dread
full state thaA the original, but it ruins the tone OF
the stomach and brings on Dyspepsia in Its worst
forms. To avoid this drug and its effects the sA-
MARITANS GIFT, purely Vegetable Remedy, is
within the reach OF all Only ten pills to be taken,
and will cure every line in from two TO four days.
Male packages, 81; female, e..
Sold by E. Brlhghurst CO., sixth and Market
T. McInan, second and Marset Wilmington, Del,
ana by Druggsts generally. iel7-iy
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-27
The Chilly Blasts of Autumn

The Chilly Blasts OF Autumn
Remind US OF making suitable preparations for the
appreaching season when Cutaneous Affections ln-
crease and multiply, when u rough face thapped
hands. cracked lips &C, arc the common inheri-
tAnee Of ALL Appropriate aud seas0nabie lntorina.
lion for those aknOyed with an irritable, IL named
or excorirated condition OF the skin is the enumera
ton Of the following list Of really valuable reme-
dies:
BIinghurst's Medicated Cocoa Butter.
Flower seen ed GlyCerine.
Fure Gycerine.
Glycerine Cream.
Cold Cream.
Camphor Ice and GlyCerlne.i
Rose Lip Salve.
English Gycerine Jelly.
haTg's Perfumed Glycerioe
mcperson's Camphor Ice WIN alSSserine'
Amandine.
Among the very best Soaps for winter use we
Prices solldiaed Giycerlns Soap, y Glyssertne.
Sargs I"
Colpate's Transparent "
Indexloal Dat Meal and i"
Pure White CASTLE Soap
Pure ohve-Paim Soap
Low n SONS English q ycer ne Soap.
sarg's Liquid Glycerine soap.
Stubborn Cutaneous Affections, as Tett &c, are
often relieved by one OF the following soaps:
Casweps Juniper Tar Soap
Colgate's Medicinal Tar Soap
CalVert's CarOolic T0ilet Soap
Medical soap
Constantine'S Pine Tar Soap
Disinfeeting (CAThOhc) Soap
Peok's CArOOlc Soap
All the foregoing articles with many others OF the
/ same class, for sale by
r BaIEaHURsT d CO., Apethecarieo.
cor. Sixth and Market streets
| Wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-27
Ftre Extyacts

For the handkorChief,at 5he DcAware Avenue Drug
Store also, Liquid liuhhet anu naY0ring extracts
for coOAing EsseuGe JlIadva GiuR 7, Citrate OF
Aagnesia, d, Guld smpHsr ~ cents per pound
". IT. ALRICHS, Druggist.
300 Delaware avenue. opposite the Baptist Churuh.l
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-27
Now la the seaeon
Heart Diseases a Speciality.

Heart diseases a Speciality.
Ivil hereafter make specially Of the treatment
of hC art disease aud Kidney and Dropsical Alec
TONS and can be consulted at ali times al my ONCE
Front and West streets. ..,
Also, on hand a full and complete assortment OF
Trusses, Braces, supporters, sdspensories and
Mas. c. FOSTER. M. D.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-27
Eoater,s orleInnl Ponade,

For BARRIERS USE tie cheapest and hest IN the mar
ket together with hlt ltne OF BARRIERS soaps
brushes combs, sJ0nges, pO ders and BARRIERS sup
plies generally at tbs very lowest cash prices. Call
and see at FUS rhn 5 DnJG aIOkE,
ErnuL and Mehl AIretLa.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-27
Pratts Astral oil

For s4le in any quantity the very lowest market
ratei. authorized agents for Delaware
q. FOSTER, APUTHECARY,
Front and West sls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-21

listers the Representatives Of GodAn article OF con
siderable literary interest entitled Poet and Martyr
gives account OF Robert Southwell, Jesuit priest
who after three years imprisonment In the Tower was
executed at Tyburn for his religious opinions during 'o
reign OF Queen Elizabeth He was poet OF no mean
pretensons, and according 10 the writer, not NJ AZ
deserving Of the sentence pronounced upon him W M
James Russell Lowell in my Study WIndoWs LUG
editor of a recent issue OF his Poems IN bosuon
pronounces the Judgment Of Mr. Lowell 10 ne
TO brutality on the inject follower Oh '"o =, ne.
true gentleman that ever breathed,) while on 'uo
poery Il rests on self evidently the most supernc az
ouaintance and the hastiest generalization ho uue'
II we on tins side OF the Atlantic valued less the
az snch UNIQUE genius Prof. Lowers, ii VIC "'u
take him 70 our nuermost love- we should less Po|e
over suoh vulgar affront as his whole paraguay" ~
southwell shall indulge the hope OF an euion reo"
ing the Study and II so, do not despair OF 'oiun
tarv reversal OF the first judgment'-A historical
narer entitled Something about Lace" gives some Gu
rio,s nar,iculars about that mysterious wonder Oh
advs toilet and urges the Importance OF rev'ai oi
domestic acenakng. This can be done at any tme AZ
anY home and of every quality and admirably accords
with feminine taste and delcacy IL Is cheerful Iaet
which the writer brings to light that no very coarse per
son can make beautiful lace though il is not said tha
such may not wear the airy fabric which holds place
between matter and spirit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-21

able steadness under heavy orders 10 SELL IL looks
M il il might be one Of the last stocks to yield to the
general pressure 1t sold at SGsQ s6lQS6. on the re-
ported burial Of the Ratchet Ivy The Com
modore and his son-in-law, Horace +.
Clark. Tie Commodore is accredited with
holding large amount Of the stock somewhere in the
nghborhood Of IS. Upon the final disposition OF this
stock by the Commodore seems to turn the even
tual course of the price, though what he
would like TO do with 1t IL less prob
lematical. On this subject The Bulletin says
"should he Commodore Wonderfully sell IL and other
influential parties not friendly TO the present alree
ton take succeed in getting controlling interest
the friends Of the present directors would most hkey
secure the control OF all the opposition lines and conso
idate them putting capital, and run the
new consolidated company In opposition 10 the western
Union. 10 is already given out that THESE opposlIon
lines secured and that they VIII De nelu 10
await developments. With two great telegraph coinpt
MES In rivalry, the with o capital STOCK severai
times IN excess OF the cost OF the companys properly
ia NOT difficult that rates would be hSed az gures
at which certainly the Western Union could not earn
dividends
Before the close Boston, Hartford and Enc de-
clned to within points of nothing on the late de-
cison of Judge Shepley, and should it drop entirely
out of sight the fact would hardly create surprise
A further history Of the stock transactions OF the
day will be found in the following table OF opening
IoIoc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-21

The above rates imply frst-class Names
The speculation in gold was quiet all the way
through, but the upward tendency OF yesterday
found expression in further advance to 115s, the
bulk of the sales being at 115s, with an extreme
range Of 1l5l0115.. The interest charges paid to
have balances earned overnight were T. D. 4, A. 81, o.
and 7, gold, showing that holders of gold experience
the vicsstudes of the stock people in paying severe
rates for carrying.
The upward movement receives no encouragement
from the foreign exchanges, which are lower than
nominal rates and the foreign market is so quiet as
to have 10 effect On the premium, consols to-day
being firm and higher, and United States securities
Tranquil The Bank of England rate of discount
continues unaltered at 81, and the gain in bullion
was $4,000. There were 10 bids for the gold sold
by the Treasury, aggregatiDg S4,772,0OO at l145l
THE regular advertising bid to 1853, the round
100000 being bid for at 1851. These strong
biddings may have influenced the market little.
The award was made at llj.j7 to 1853, the details
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-21
,ates were nominally as follows:

The monetary situation is unchanged and the
pressure all day for accommodations has been severe
borrowers having paid 1-16 and interest on call all
the way, though at the close few loans were made
at l-S2 and interest with that bid. Prime CONNER
cial paper is held at to 10 per cent. The amount of
legal tenders outstanding at the close to-day is
1857 $780, The internal revenue receipts to-day
S242,OOO
Government bonds have been quiet but strong and
well supported at yesterdays figures. The sales at
the Boards amounted to $4,000 new Elves. at ll6i;
$780, Gs, at III, and $4,000 at 1l6I, seller three
days The market closed firm with that issue quoted
at 1lCb0ll7. Fisk g. Hatch report as follows at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-21

There was better distributed business in State
bonds and prices were steady Tennessees sold at
s53GS6, and Virginia Consolidated at &c. There was
more activity in Missouris, and the price advanced
from o.! to 95, on more active demand. Louisiana
Old was weak sale of 81 600 was reported at 40,
cash. As being bid at the close. The following
the bids: