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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-22
PERxANnrcn-Bark Hazard.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

FRIDAY, May -, lNf5.
A-HFSThc market nominally steady. vita but little OF
no inquiry, lJt af G.. sud Pearl ~
Bf~W iNrn market l. guir and m Ter the moro liberal
supplies holders Obliged ~ cDncess IN Orl' %
S. We quote western AZ 30 &c and southern 81 3t~
3lc.
BROOM CORN AND BROOMS-Corn il moving very
SMALL aud holders Oi the light supply hand are
nEn. We Brush choice short Gretn lJc Green
Hur, choice l2ali &C., short and medium. Il IJc,
and Red and Rel Tipped AZ ga &c.
COFFErrIrre better feeling in our market FOR RIO
today and al advance o. IL u stab she tn rather
moro doing al tine improvements The sales embrace 27 bags
J. welsh IT, at 1870. 500 bags l. Pei, ,si at
and 1t Baltimore. 20 bars ner ImpraOre AZ
g. NrquOte OriuaTt c1rgOeH az lo0IO ic ilT do ar Il
ali &c; good DO. = &C.. and primo do at Il 9Hl SIC
Mid grades without ql0able change the supply small
pore, 81 I,,. c. Ion q ~; M.Tacaio 10 Z2 Iagl
l902oc lanai Y ~ 10 -anto Domingo o. Porto
Rico ~ 81, Costa laca. i ; Mexican, bona; An
gostura i a. s 5ayan as l512l s and Curicoa at II
- &c. all g,Ai.
tie marSe rules dy ~ unchanged gaoat Receipts AZ
shipping ports to-day 3,3sS bales TINS Gay llst
.57I bales this da last 1855 bales total since
l3j0j = bales; tine last year. 3b3JJ2t pa
consolidated davs Receipts l',jI2 bales; exports 10 vt
Britain 33.t62 bales exports 80 tine Continent 2I-I e
New York. 52e bales consolidated stoc Iol4
bls The yesterday lOrYarU DELIVERIES Wer' ~
follows First call nD bales July II I63c second cal MY
September 800 bales lGIsc DcoDet, 100 bales &
t1 LOO bales Thrt cal september. LOO bales, 10 80
November 100 bales l'iq'; DicrmOf ZDO lAlt5 ~ go
February. 100 bales. - 81 total, 800 bales
Quotations Dasi standard ~ cllsshcauon IN force sept
- Upland cotton store TIllilr - qility not
rno., half grade above below the grade Gu1ri
ordinary. IL strict E,J ordinary. lJ4 Nliilng us
.fN frI- "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-22

There more doing in city bank stocks Com
merce selling at 122G122l2 for 173 shares. Fourth
National 100 at 100, German American 81 at ~,
Manhattan i13 at 1873, Ninth National ., at 100,
and Bank of North America 1ol at 103 The bids
ara fnlln,rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-22
WOOL, MARKET.

PHIIADFr PIiIA MAY 2lWOOl quiet prices steady Ohio
Pennsyvanla ana West Virginia XXX and above. - gj5c
Y > q soc. Medium jd57c; Cgarse 40 Doc View york.
Ind ana and Western Fine. 4-9jOc.: Medium, 5JG0tc !.
Coarse. 45dJOc. COmbing Washed 609o5c, Combins "
Va,he - 4BC CanaI- C9mDng, % aOJc flnt un"ssno
~ ai7c: Coarse and Medium INV dshel 36di2 nc Tub
washed JO05Jc. Colorado Unwashed, Zl0ZJc Extra ann
No no Pulled .9i.uJDc No. l ami super Pulled fIil0
5Oc Texas Medium. % G3Jc. Texas Coarse 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-22

The railroad bonds were quie;er; Chicago and
Rock Island Is sold at 10; Chicago and Northwest
gold corpon consols at So a ,6i2 Erie seconds
were down to 9s, and Harlem first 3 at 1904 The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-22

For faiuf delivery the market improve T., 7i7c y y,
the 0Iy moderate. sales - IolION Al
s1ss 7esteg ~ Afr p GJune 1000 lee July, 500
ifa 200 g. August 100, lGs8sc. 500 lGsc Octo
total. 4.2OO bales Gcstci las - closing
prlces-May, lJ5i Ito. June l5a2a l6c; MY - "a
tGc. lyusf l6tl,d lG'isc.; September, lol eHlH'3,
Ctr November - al 10 'isc' D-cemb"r
I5,II ,sc: January lJs D Iac February, l1@ig@
il - i arcl i6 63ssc; April l6IsdlG'igc m set qnn
;les toaay Up 70 p inlay 100 l6c Jnn n 49, IT,
5l1 l6.so Juy loo lGlsc 600 l6'ssc 500 algc i,V
I6si. BOO lJiIac LOO l6'gc.. 100 jiic September
900 llc 100 lGl,.c ZOO l6ac lOO, l6ic.' 100 l6Slc
ION lBg;. 500. l52isec 800. ~ sc' DecemOer
s I,1sc February 900 II 81: 100 l52'a2c: March.
100 l6rc 3Ol. lCf g.. eco Giiec; April, 800. lb't'
total - 100 bales: grand total. ? 900 bales Exs4Ig 80
s0D Nav Tor unr even EZchang brokerage pald o. ok
change rc. lld ~ cAea@h. ,oi" INC
for August paid - exchange 300 December i'r aiy
FEAIHER~-Ihc Is only lpDDing inquiry supplies are
rule stead Eastern lii 'iA- =, w eS'-
prime, -out. 'rl ~ J,dp-'
Fl-H-DrY Coz Al and IN ilf rIir', ail, ~ 'Vo
NacEerel 1rt Se1iN alI u Wpl
crate. request - for No MicfHftis
shore = uI 40 3D.. No ! Bay ~ -. Box EIrln- irc
sallbe ~ former fgrrs; sales %. O'b boNs sealed o. soc
rarfc rrrrg are anil % jO0tj - for shore spAl
pa ~ 81 and Round, AM ~ % Tor istort
FIDTR AND MEAI-The Flour market Opener di ill
weaker crrs under 81 Prices OF thr Low grI les 81
Winter arr irregular hncr Old F-ni" brlfis are r0iy
hi active shipping Extras are dull ami tlnr 80
aud supreme Eight supply ANA sea , ~ ug4 Qt ~ IN
ii dull and weak for al low anu in'iiu
grades. only limited demand sales Oi dOOO DIS We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-22

In State bonds, District of Columbia 3.65s sold
down 70 ~ There were few lots OF Arkansas
Funded Is selling at . and Red River issue al II.
III. f,.llovviu, are the lids.
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financial.


OFFICE OF rHR NEW YORK MUTUAL GAsIIGVr CoypASY
No 80 UsiOXsQUAR soRHEAsT coRSEE OF F0yETH.;, Z
ATa Az MEETING Of the STOCKHOLDERS
Of @ c2m5nny agt sst cay b 5S os the ensns
'' CK,GAnRfR8IssI2}E[; S SE9H 3 45y FORREST.
AT s5EH |" = esTH6prsr Willis r GAki.rsoN.
JONI j3ffF ?. KE..XyNEpNY,. G Van bEKBII,r IT,.
ioSA r55 rH5hNE fQ 2wnE + SScHF.WwEEliinss
AND for Lnspect9 q The next Anng9 brgti2n ,,p,
CHARLES PLACE secretary and Treasurer
OFFICE Of THE DELAWtRE AMI HUDSON CANAL CoNPASY.l
No = BRoApWAY, NRw-YoRH. May u. 1870,
MEETdNG Of y fhe M b9S cHs caS
PANY. held M otce Of the company Y ;he it Of Asw
oh c ae we're Unanimously elected Managers ensuing
3HN I4c GgaA AfE2 A5BF tI5 2T KENNEDY
j. PlERPoNf MORGAN. IE9RA&D z. ,cAXSSNoN.
R R5Br fA%'I H @@sED Th6nAs Die4s2S
And Al nesting Of the Board Of Managers held day
o R5GS7 he Board Boar was GEo AfdT
4 MEXICAN EXPRESS COMPANY.
-. pr,nc Office o Snaay corner Of Fourth ave and
been removed TO $40 BrOaway' cor
IT The re comp n1i1 Inv has also branch Offices at
o g. :" 81 I !, sSTnSr If BROADWAY
6e5 Broldway. corner Of foarthst am.
S.aq e2' T. RfRo . 6r6t w :2s f Thrsi6
t oaere D. Tie COMPANY a,e afternoon
XII business received . offices before 8 N. viii be for
leaving IT, except mattel ioi rough
se and points between there and New YORK which
received by D. business received Al the pilcoa
5Othsts, 10 the time of departure OF u1Hs
SPECIAL RATS
81 Packages from View 0rk Oh
Publishers Newsfeacr also Tor samples Al
Handbll- and Posters sheet Muse
Flexible Patterns Wood cuts and Electro
types. -...,-. .... ...os,,o
two pounds weight and 40 II value 20 any ONCE
II .geg ~ pounds and not exceeding hNc
pounds .ad SO value, any Oiice 81 THIS ohi.
pany. the states OF New YORK, Ne"Jef7ry AM -.
Pennsy vauia- ~ oAN~>
va IN ~ ESnt1ev i0c. each
AN ~, I ~ Ilo '''' -. soc each
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY.
Isl May. 1870 General Onces % BI11dSay:
I NHICAGO, MILWAUKEE and ST. PAUL
y RAILWAY COMPANT.-The Annual Meeting OF 1tock
holders OF aid company for the election OF Directors ana tno
business VIII De held Al 9Ah"auAeo on
Sarirlav June -. 1875, al IL O'clock noon.
The books viii De- closed ON I'D May al p % Al"
ie0p'"'u " ~ " JAMES II. MCKINLEY.
Transfer Agent
INJECTION NOTICE.-The annual meeting OF
H the Of the Georgia Land and Lumber 90 VIII
be held Al their once l3 ClHs, ONDAf June Z 1879.
for The purpose elecng Justices or the e.ssh e
At the meeting proposition Ia decrease tS captain
the Company the sum % Eve unsFH osAns
SI.1gs 4 q. p Dodge, ". y. Eas'na WIN Jay Hunt
Trustees Dated New-Y York, May Ia, 1870
! EIRE INSURANCE STOCKS WANTED by
WALL
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

EUROPEAN MARKETS.
LONDON May 2l-l230 p m.-United states five twenty
b0ula- lo47s, LOS = Eglo ba.lnU sAaTss IVA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-22

The dry goods imports for the week were
81 .4G1 9s2 and the amount marketed ~ 49, $3.50.
The total imports Of dry goods since Jan. 1 this
yesr were 81 .j0l .3s4, and the total amount mar
keted $t9,513,is3.
Parties interested in the bonds, stock OF other
obligations Of the New-York, Kingston AID Syracuse
Railroad Company. referred to the advertisement
published elsewhere III TIE TRIBUNE of Nh E. b..
Litchficld No. Is Gold-st.
The Philadelphia stock market is steady; Pcnnsf J.
vana g. third Issue, 12-l9 Philadelphia and Erie
Railroad. 21ls Reading Railroad 53l2; Pen.lsyl-
vana Railroad, 50l2; Gold 11Gl2.
The following shows the earnings Of the Canada
southern Railway lire:
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For SALE.
THE ENTIRE CAPITAL STOCK
OF THE
AMERICAN STOVE AND HOLLOW
WARE COMPANY.

This stock all the property at the corner OF sfeon"
and Mliin ss aud at 81 North secons, Phia-' pima
with the exception real estate. being iatteria s'' III"
materials hand tools nxiu'es and ha'e4s W
p,onnf.ctura all classes Of STOVES AID TIMED AND
ENAMELED HOLLOWWARE, together via t-e zoo"
viii OF lssge valuable and increasing business Inc "oIhS
are tn good order tho company nee MONA oeo' inns
Affords ,end opIsrtuity for iouIrne and "'efs des'r-
o M engaging In sg "a ady ana An0 stab hed business
rvpws vFRY LOW. AMPLE CREDIT WI De given on
good security - -..- ...
Sold n close ths estate 81 j. EDGAR IItONS, 'e'''
C., s,na formation apply 20 the Office q company.
~ a. MOUTH sECOND-sT, Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-22

CHEEsf-rre is very htile this Shippers are
inquiry but unwilling ID submit 20 holders prices
buyers refuse a0o' shippers rates
Nrw STAT. Fancy. I3Ladfi Old Factory
NV -tIfr. Prime gOOi 20 fine ..-... L Ul3
ro Fancy FOR Ext l2lHI3 Old state Factory,
Far to Good I'll 9.5 common to TAR. alo
SKIN ............ a. Extra " tsteiII-----.l2 c.3
old state Factory. Western 90, com 80
me 10 fancY..lf alfe 10 me. I'll
RI E-Fror al quarters the inquiry continues moderate
the movement only small lots from loDDers hands
% satisfy pressing trade Ab0n former rates are quot
mai sales Carolina at "a L. for Fair 7Aig
75c H., Tor Iie and "a 'lic Tor nee .O
bDls Louisiana 6lD6 Cor low grades and 1l41I &c Tor
Fair Prime ~ bags az c and Painaa "a SC
0 r. RangOOn Rice TO cav, the qualfiy good
SEEDS-lh,rc b. No movement ia Clover lAd pr'es are
rl-c. Tor Western ana state IlMOty IS Jun
at ~ 60 Dom Ne Flax b. quiet at Il SO0-2
SIEARIN the manG Is oieTdto, with an easier erlhg
SALE Of 1870 tics. Western AZ l0@sc. -
SUGA-rhere H ONLY Jerate business passing IN l-lW
and The market steady al tlt recent I'le
sale. u 3i4 lc VI Jl ses sugar al 2c 4OD mus
roo hhds Cuba MuscOvado Good 10
FAR at 49, 5000 bags MilIa ~ quote Lar To
refining Cub- ~ ~ - tA3 So 80 en- i,IsS'n
mteu demand al - IJSsc OI -'I
yellow for -of WI II c for Crushed IL &C
for Powdered, and 10 sGllc. for Grahulatel
gyTAI OWTe demand improved 1t shght concession
100000 western sod al oa4o ~ aA f4J nIAS' N5 al
TCBACCO-Tho market for Kentucky Leaf remains very
holders the siies FOR the past three
DAYS 40 hhus. within the range Of ~ &c Sfe
remains II adv the only limited sale or
este. SlfDc 81 Pennsy anna
crop 49, - Ohio crop Isl Oh private terms
- Connecticut crop 123 n II &C - cae- tei
syvaui1 crop 1873 II c0 and 800 bales Havana az
wis lY-The demand s. fair steady prices $50 bbs
sold al 81 ZOLa - -. ccsns it tAo aeI lrcc 'Aed
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Statement Oh EXPORTS.
FRIDAY May p, 1873
TIC folio 4nr s. c1mql te o.. u eTDots sIpPe. ~ Vessels
winch v &c clsaIo4 " Gay .Or iosSisA pOs.S.
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-sAIFS BEFORE THE CALL.
l2lo O'clock

GovKRSNENT STOCK DEPARTTNr-2 O'CLOCK P. N.
L : g. CoupOn, 1851 800 | = o. coupon I--I ,,c,
f..l-sb C,ijo 40.
T. : - Coupon, -7O-
10000. ........-.44t
SECOND BOARD-1 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
Sales Of Srfe B0p7s- Ra.irO0d BOHds-BTnf and Rdtt
.-g1u ShQrcS-LxDTeSS stocks, sc.
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,ECEIpTs OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
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TIE Ma RKETS.

rca-oinlly reported Tor tbs raDuNE-I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-22

At ING. currency,
HOPS-The mar krt IA stH very dun aud prices nOm
nay unchanged the inquiry rom pseWersshghL w. 1uo
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NMFRICAN ENFkE-- NIIMFAN
Nav y,rt, Il MAY. Is-5 General Or1ces. % Br11ds

CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE and ST. PAUL
- RAILWAY COMPANY.-The Annual Meeting OF 7to1 a
holders company fo the election OF Direci2rs anu tne
Of business, VIII De hriI ~ 9I"auAeo on
SATURDAY. June II. 1875, al IL OclOca noon
The transfer viii be- closed on I'D May al p h Al"
'0'P - JAMES VI. MCKINLEY,
-f-F AGENT
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Ark SIS Fd Act
Union Pacific


SoIes Of state Bonds Railroad B0,ds-Bdnk and Rail
road shdrcs-Erpress Stocks dc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-22
THE MONEY MARKET.
OFFICIAL REPORT " y STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
MAY2l, 1875.
IOA. M.-sAr.Es BEFORE THE CALL

North West Pref
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-05-26

The Philadelphia Times, which
leans Democracyward, thus honestly
speaks of the New Hampshire count,
ing-out outrage: "Wrong is wrong,
and fraud is fraud, no matter what
technicalities throw their guise over
them. 1t is not doubted that Mr..
Head, the Republican candidate for
Senator, was honestly elected by
majority of the people who, in voting
for Matt" instead of Nathaniel, well
knew for whom the votes were cast.
It is pretty clear that the New Hamp-
shire Democratic leaders, who are run
ming this fraud, don't count much on
Democratic ascendancy in that State
in the future, for they are making the
success of their party next to impossi-
bic hereafter" VIII the Post read
and remember?
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-05-26

nv question settled in our favor; SIS.
100000 of British gold in our hands
for the deprodatious of the Alabama !;
an honorable and prompt settlement
of the Virginius affair; a home growth
unsurpassed in our past history; an
Eldorado of gold discovered in the
Black Hills; Captain Jack and his
Modoc band thing of the past, and
Boss Tweed resting from his piratical
hbors; yet Democracy is not happy.
We despair of pleasing them"
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REPUBLICAN, PRIMARIES.

The Republican voters of Forest
County will'meet at the usual places
for holding the primary elections,
SATURDAY, AUGUST, 7, 1876.
at 2 o'clock P. NJ, to nominate as fol-
lows:
One person for Associate Judge.
One person for Sheriff.
One person for Prthonotary, Register,
Recorder and Clerk of Courts.
Two persons for County Commissioner.
Two persons for County Auditor.
One person for County Surveyor.
One person for Jury Commissioner.
The polls will remain open until
Z o'clock p. M. Each township will
elect and return one person as a men,
Der of the County Committee for the
ensuing year
The meeting of the Return Judges
will be held at the Court House on
the Tuesday following, to-wit: the
10th day of August, 1875, at 2 clock,
7. N. w. P. MERoILLIoFT,
Chairman.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-05-26

John c. Breckenridge is dead,
and the Democratic papers are eulo-
gizing him. 1t may truthfully be said
of him that he occupied positions of
trust and honor-that while Vice
President of the United States he con.
spired to destroy the Constitution he
had sworn to defend, and when the re-
bellion broke forth in its fury he turn
ed his back upon the Stars and Stripes
and took up arms against the Govern
ment. Since the close of the war he
has lived a retired life.
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T HI E S u N.
WEEKLY AND DAILY nor iSIi-

WEEKLY AND DAILY FOR 1873.
The approach OF tho Presidential cleo
tion gives unusual Importance to the
events and Developments of 1875. We
shall ondeavor to describe them fully,
faithfully, aud fearlessly.
THE WEEKLY SUN has now attained
circulation of ever seventy thousand
copies. Its readers are found in every
State and Territory, and its quality is well
known TO the public. We shall not only en-
deayor to keep 1t fully up 10 the old stand
ard, but TO improve and add TO its variety
and power.
THE WEEKLY SUN will continue to
be thorough newspaper. All the news
OF the day will be found in it, condensed
when unimportant, at full length when OF
moment, and always, we trust, treated in
clear, interesting and instructive man
ner.
1t is our aim 10 make the Weekly Sun
the best family newspaper in the world
1t Will be full of entertaining and appro-
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print nothing to offend the most scrupu-
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The number of men indenendent i'm poll
itics is increasing, and the Weekly Sun is
their paper especially. IL belongs to no
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The markets of every kind and the FASH
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Democracy appears to be under
the controlling influence of the old
Bourbon ring of the South. Unless
it breaks from that control the princi.
pal plank in its platform for 1876 will
be the old States rights doctrine. The
political battle will be fought on that
issue, and the dividing line between
the two parties will be plain enough
for blind man to see. We have no
fear Of the result. Democracy will
find that the people who went through
four years Of war to destroy the fruits
of that fatal doctrine are not willing
to accept without protest the doctrine
itself Bourbon Democracy may do
for Texas, but the country at large
wants none of YeRaagO Citizen.
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IT'S NEWS DEPARTMENTS

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Liberal expenditures will DO made in So
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In the department devoted to tho pub
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complete daily history of the city and its
environs, gathered by corps Of careful
writer's and set forth in attractive style.
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THE EDITORIAL. DEPARTMENT

or the COMMERCIAL will contain. from
day to day, contributions from abla wri-.
tors upon all subiects--political, Literary.
Scientific, Loyal, Commerocl, Foreign.
and Local--in which its views will be ses
iortn plainly aud independently, Keeping
In view the primo aim of the paper. which
IN the Advancement of tho best interests of
all sections of the country
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Says the Washington Chronicle of
yesterdays tranquility at home; at
peace with all the world nearly $780,
100000 Of the public debs paid in less
than ten years the San Juan bounda-
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The MARKETS

VIII, rs heretofore, receive careful attsn-
ton. Full telegraphic reports of the State
OF business, with Prices Current, will DO
received daily from tho Trade Centsrs OF
TINS country and Europe Tho Pittsburgh
Market In all its branches, will he renort-
ed tully and accurately. As a oominss..
eial journal the Commercial stands second
to no paper in tho country.
The Financial Column will givo daily
the ruling rates for money, and the prices
oI -, Slocks ana iionds at all the great trad
ing points. with much interesting Etatirn-
cal matter
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BALTIMORE FEMALE COLLEGE

Incorporated in 1919 with authority to con-
fer degrees, and endowed by the State of
Maryland in 1860. The College is beauti-
fully situated in grove, within the city
limits, on lofty eminence that commands
and bay for many miles. The College has
good library, ohomical and philosophi-
cal apparatus, cabinets of minerals, med
ais, coins, gems, &e., and the course of in
struction is thorough. BoaId and tuition
$50 per annum. N. c. BROOKS, IL. D.,
President. Ait
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Those beautiful lots just north of
Mrs. Henry's residence can be bought
cheap, on long time, by applying to
the editor Of this paper. If.