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Superior Seed Corn.

TNHE subscriber offers for sale EELI
l. SONS PROLIFIC BERO CORN. This
corn received several premiums in deorRia
As tho most productive corn, the weld
being over 100 bushels per acre; there
being from, one to seven ears OF cosd
heavy white corn to the stalk. - =
Under every disadvantage. the yield on
my farm, last year, was from ono to Ave
ears OF good-sized heavy corn per stalk.
March 5 o.
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Geo. W. Morris, the noted surgeon
OF Philadelphis. is dead.
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Seed Potatoes. Bacon. Butter, Lard
&C., &c.

Seed Potatoes. Bacon. Butter. Lard,
&C., sc.
Ok 15-POUND pals Choice Gilt. Edge
Gc ,}oshen BUTTER.
100 h5la. Early Rose POTATOES-se-
lccted seed; early crop. "l - : .
100 bbls. Ohili bed F0PATORS-selscted cd
seed; late crop. ..
100 bbls. Choice Eating porAToEs-as.
sorted.
25 boxes Choice Dry Salt SIDES.
10 boxes Choice Dry Salt BELLIES
small. ,- ~.
SO tubs Pure LEAF LARD.
Is tube Ohoioe Goshen BUTTER.
25 tubs Goshen DUrHER-for bakers.
90 kits MACKEREL-Nos. l and 2-fuli
weighte.
q" 80 boxes Family SOAP.
2S boxes Factory CHEESE. =
:. Constantly Ieceiving ORANGES. BANA-
MAS, COCOANUrS, &c., from cargoes ar
All Of the above We guaranteo to be sold
:. lowest market rates, at Wholesale only,
sby O.J. BkUREY,
March 7 f1sl Opposite PH0Nfx.O6Rce.
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and Loan Association.
A NEE TING OF the Mechanics, and
tion will he held on TO-MORROW iMonday,
EVENING, at 8 O'Clock, in the hall over
e B Stokes Book Bindery. Money 10 aned
sod dues received. T. II. iIBBEs, . .
MAr7l Secretary and Trea surer.
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a, roiins, at the close OF business. Naroh
REsoURCEs.
Loans and Discounts. 45a. .ais Al
Over.drafts. s.................. I2aS 81 .
United States Bonds TO seoure ~ -
circulation. n...............:.. 500 600 90
Other Stocks, Bonds and Mort
n gagss ;...::.:.;.;:..... 1o7. .s5l II
r. Agents: ..:;;;.::~;;:;:,..: sl.727 as
n Banks: :-.....: ss.eas le
b; B,hts5s; 80. :As-'-. I,sss %
Current Expenses and Ta1es
g;:s!s$:: ::'s sss ssss s. s
Bills Of other Nationaa Banks. !. IL sa,720 90
fractional Currency, including ~.
sIsI'. aiS.eIs: so1 o.
s:,y:! 8 s;s::l H::s.; ss;::: n, a.: 4: !:
Redempti0n,Ru Rund With United snt ST.: o.
States Treasurer, Five Per - &,
Gent Of Olr1nistioh .H 700 1850 % !.
Due from United tasss Tres .;A.ii i,..I
surers other than, Five Peril. bqsco.
Cont Redemption Fund. 80. 0;2a0 TO
LIABILITIES. .df "a II =. -
Cspit,ai Stoel pstd :in' q, .l...b seo0 go g i
sshe,oe 9sher und9idsa aSHs e s z
National Bank ,Tutes 3nt.t:nda 2 Q 'ts'ss -
ing. ...i ,:s.. .::i!. ,. -. u 1UOOo 60
lpdiSia@sl Gbsos Deposit. subject to yq'
Demand Oertlh htstvsyf Tsipoat ID u.s.
lima msCertihcates Of D6poeit!ll 17f ;Ol6 S2'
Dpe TO other National Banks. . 9,0s8 "a
-. ~ !5s adHia II c -. -:
.ro.~ctu % ~ : r.pSA,SvA. ~ ~ ..
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, = saiA
COUNTY OF RIoHLAND. E@:ai
!.C; 4, 1hEpE14L;C Ceshisr. Of the above,
named Bank, DO solemniy swear that the
tnovs now,. :t.tst3ens e tue 70 ths best 81 ny
,,si.o o.J. iREDELL. sa.hi4r.e
Subscribed Ind sworn TO before, ne }hii.'
5th day OF March, 1875. q" -saW .Is 9Ta q
wILIK JONES, Notary Publie.
+ S|32aEh' ;; $$a55Ra 3$zHhss D,s.,,st. !: (
March al 1.Ju ~ .gttis ot,,is.ss ID. =,
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Patriot.

J. gesf Patriot.
az THIS thorongh h-hrsd SrAI.
~ LION will staad ,fos the Ca.
son, commencing March rs.
A 1876. at the, wkeelsr 6ouas
terms and pedigree, apply ct the Stah,ss:
March 3 -. fino,
n =,
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AuCtdon
6A1e0.

AuCt4oxa 6A1e0.
sais'of UnoisinSd. Properly 7
FL Il: 81 18th ssi asssa sP
A: n, ths following uNOLAINRD Pro,
PERTY, supposed 20 have bsen stolen: I
vaiise and contents, I valise, Bilver
Watches. Chsins, 8 pieces Calico, piece
Delaine. Rifle, 8 Pistols and 2 Silver Cups.
ME-. NIXON, .
hsreh Chief Of Police.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Carolina National Bank.
OF COLUMBIA

OF COLUMBIA,
A T Columbia. in the State OF South O..
"A rolina, ct the close OF business, Naroh
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For Sale or Rent .

~ AOOMMODIOUs .nd ndsomeIy.
I'M fnished COTTAGE HOUSE, North
streets; with fne Stables, Kischsn, Gar.
don. etc., attached; Hot and Gold Water
and al! othor convenisnces. Pos session
given april I. Apply TO ysg .:sta'
Maroh 5 SO, Jos. TAYkOR.
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southern Life Insurance Building
A IL those who have Engaged ropms in
"A the southern Life Insurance, Com.
panv's building. will call ct nnr once 10.
medistely. HAGoOD TREU fLEN. -
March 2 .,u General Agents.
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Wanted, Teacher, h:
THO take charge OF tho LEEsvILLE
Il ACADkMY-one who 10 Competent TO
teach the languages. For particulars, sd.
} dress 10. BODIE. -
orS. r. HENDRIX.
Maf7 3" Leesville, SO,
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Gas Bills for Month Of February.
EONSUMERS will please give early at
" tention to the above, and save ave per
cent; discount. DC. JACOB LRvIN,
Feb 79 Beo. and Treas. Gas Light Go.
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For Rent. or Sale.

For Rent or Sale.
~ TIE oomnaodious HOUSE on the
m corner Of Assembly and Lady stseets
lie undergoing rsRairs, and will be
rented or sold on reasonable terms In-,
Feb 81 4 " y n ~
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Steamship Equator, Philadelphia.
Financial and Commercial Reports.
New YORK, March 5.-The following
ls the comparative cotton statement
for the week ending March 5: Receipts
at ell United States ports 76,5IO-
same time last year 148. .756; total re-.
ceipts to date 1855. .3S2-same date
last year 3.20l, ,224; exports for the
week 37,748-same time last year
III. .365; total exports to date ], 1922.
512-same date last year 1,S12.137;
stock at all United States ports 76O,.
886-same time last year 814.596:
stock at interior towns los. .S90-ssme
time last year Loo. .83S; stock at Liver.
pool 682, ,000-same time last year
733. 900; American afloat for Great
Britain 1854, ,000-same time last wear
216. COO.
NEW York. March 6-Noon.-Nev
class spots closed quiet-ordinary Is "a;
good ordinary 15JS; low middling
l6H; middling 16N; good middling
l6A; middling fair tx; fair 177I.
Futures closed steady; Gales 10. 400;
March 163f(916 ID 50; April l6 1880:
May II 8-82; June, II 13 80: July
II 2l.a2; August II 2k SO: September
II 1.16; October 16 11.160l6A; No.
vember and Deoember 16 7.181S16x;
net receipts /. 488; gross 8, 1Ol /; recsipis
ct all ports to-day $3.50; stock 10 ell
ports to-day 7A8, 1888.
! p. M.-Bank statement shows
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fine In both cases-half of the fine
goes to the hotel.keeper or manager,
as the case may be. There are similar
provisions regarding steamboats, and
railroads. The bill is regarded as an
antidote to the OWL Rights Bill.
WARRINGTON, March 6.-ThS Prcsi
don't has prepared list of tie nine
new paymssters. which he will proba-
bly, send to the Senate on Monday.
The nominations are about equally di-
vided tbesveen regular and Volunteer
officers, though there 10 another state
ment that but two regular officers are
included In tho list. Tho names are
inaccessible. There are $40 applicsn Is
for tho places. The Lewis rider to the
river and harbor bill Was defeated in
the Senate. by the absence OF Gordon,
OF Georgia. and Hitchcock, of Ne
braska. Gen. Gordon, who entered
the Senate almost Immediately after
the vote. made earnest and persistent
efforts for Q motion 10 reconsider.
Dennis; OF Maryland, would have
compiled, but he had not voted on the
call. Others who voted nsy were deaf
to q solioitation 10 move reconsidera.
ton. = Had Gordon beSu present.
there woud. Eays besn q tic, the Vice.
I Pre-. idGnl @oe3d hAys voted sye. car.
fying The sosAsurHS Both Alcorn and
Gordon appealed 70 Nofgan Hamilton,
OF Texss. 70. Decentralization; bat he
Was immovstfA 81
The President. today. appointed A.
i. Ransiar, ex-nfember Of Congress
from Sdnth Caroline, to be Collector
Of 1ntstnal Revenue for the Second
District Of that State. ~ - s - y,
p Revenos'reoslPts to-day $32l. Al. .S8.
oss>ops receiptI 764 063. .O9. ~
y A. J.0sane. late Collector 1ntern nal
Revenue Of the 81 Vermont District.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-26
MR. D. A. CAssERLY IN A STATE OF MIND.
70 the Editor Of Ths TrtbWae.

SIR: You have seen fit to print my name
somewhat conspcnously the editorial page Of todays
TRIBUNE coupled with most offensive and unjustifable
innuendo You say that in the emgrant investigation
"u was shown that large payments were made to AZ
sisant DisrictAttorney Nolan twho seems indeed to
have received the lions ehare) Abram wakeman Daniel
Cassc and Bernard Cassery for services supposed TO
have been rendered at Albany"
II may save you anxiety and perhaps some valt
allie space II state at that paid mot largely
for services actually rendered at Albany In opposing the
OF the headaoney during tho Sessions OF 1874
and 1875 For this have no explanation to Oner
any sefconstitutei in the press or out OF IT,
MY clients, have every TO believe, quite sat
iscd with my work, and 30 not think they paid me for
surpOsitiOus services and have yet to learn that
may not present arguments for or against any pre-
posed legislation Committee of the Legislature ex
prcsly constituted to hear such arguments, with a.
much proIrcty as he may present case IN court. IL
there be III 10 aught unprOfcssona or Improper, many
lawyers OF excellent repuie must pEad g,uy .o-. ~
For the have only to that whoever asserts or
insnuates that have in this or any ether matter cor
rupted procured attempted to procure the coru
ton any member OF the Legislature, or that ever pre-
tended do so. lies. The journal founded by Horace
Greeley will doubtless pardon this plain speaking do
not deal In arguments Of that description III did 1
should them supcruOus In opposing measure 80
false IL principle. unjust In operation, so detrimental
the public that honest Legislature having
heard both sides could he brought to pass IL.
Thanking yOu for your courtesy IN giving place 10 this
LOte have the honor TO be your Obcdicnt servant,
d. A. CAssERLr.
No. 1877 broadway, Ncc York. July "a, 1875
New-York tribune., 1875-07-26
A REPUBLICAN OPPORTUNITY.


In twenty years there has not been such
loosenng patty bonds there is at present. The IN.
depndent abroad He Is Ieso, ed 10 enlist under
the culors that please him and his views, which
positive Present needs aud prescnt opportunity are
scarcely less than they were In lso6 The special
issues not the now thrp. The larty
needs TO find and assert the right principles.
That diilcnh But II needs. TOO Ia fd ana
choose the right to put hosr Principles into actual
practice administration. That is difficult. III
tie best act II 10 he done at all II Should be done quickly;
cannot he done too quickly The party has been very
patient under very bad men. IL cannot anord 10
patient In the cond lion longer IL IL be-
Iicvcs the right and sound principles h believes IN
benelceDt administration IT. belief should be shovn
by choice OF for office who are wcrihy,
NJ. honest, and Courageous. FOR II takes courasc
10 do the right act In Official lie VIII tin
Republican party choose such for their caIti-
dntcsf Not II OF another class have tieif
way. That IL plain For We hear that the other
class already seeking To make such nominations III
portions Of the state would he nj only tO be
beaten. Mr. Due for example, In Cortland IL reported
lie candidate for the state seuate Before he was
plunged into the nasty miro OF the backpsy business ne
lifted up partiGr. Now he cannot serve 1t ut a
He would do it Harm by candidacy anywhere. for l,e
woad give dark shode 10 the cOors Of the party In
Chautauqua hear that the Sessions brothers are run
ming again Congress We put them together for they
In politics, Rseparable ~ the Simmer; twins
Thcy are two bOdies-with four hands-t0 one lhad
They beateD last year by 1000 majority; IL nH
eaOgE They want TO be yindtcated But II they secure
noc inaton for Congress- d. most sneereIy tsrst
that tIs Republicans that district will tue brand Of
their rep.Obalion upon them again.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-26
THE COURTS.
THE FALL RIVER ELOpEMENT.
ath-llOuscs.


FUTILE EFFORTS TO PREVENT ALIENS RETURN TO
MASSACHUSETTS FOR TRIAL
George +. Allen, q married man, OF Fall
River Mass ran away with his employers daughter aud
brought her TO this city short time Hcr parents
followed her aud recovered the girl Allen sued out
writ OF habeas corpus her freedom, which was
dismissed by Judge Barrett with remark that II was
the most audacious attempt TO use the Court for an I'M
norsl purpose he had heard Of Allen was arrested
Immediately on complaint lodged by the parcnts of the
cIld for abduction and adultery, the avowcd object
being detain him Until requsition from Gov aston
Of could he obtained for his return 10 that
Commonwealth to be tried on those charges there.
Alien 1t once sued writ OF haheas corpus FOR his
own di icharca The writ return bic Saturday before
Judge Donohnc who then decided that the first com
piaut was insufficient. and Allen must bc disc'arerd
Meanwhile the requison from the Governor Of Ias.L
clusctts had come 10 s city and as Alien was
discharged lie Tcarrcsted under the rqsition OF
GOV astOn and the cxtradtiOn warrant OF Gov Iihen.
new writ Of habeas CORPUS, rcturnGble Immediately,
was obtained, and Aliens counsel insisted that the
ofeuse charged was not which this state recocn:cd
as a crime, and that the afdayits showed that the
ofrnse was not committed ia MASSACHUSETTS. Judge
Donohuc Ovcrruled both points and reinand'ri tie
prisoner the Massachusetts authorities u he t.cd in
that state.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-26

has been very little movement while railroad mort
cages have been more active, and the issues OF the
st. Paul and North Western have advanced on ac-
count Of the reported increase in the traffic Of those
roads, The issues of the Pacific roads have also
been freely dealt in at advancing prices. The In
creased supply of commercial bills growing out OF
the grain shipments has produced reduction IN the
rates Of foreign exchange. There is nothing
new to report in regard to the money
market, supply and demand being about the
same as last week. The market for railway ana
miscellaneous shares has been somewhat irregular,
but in the main frn il not strong, on an unusually
small business. In the early part OF the week the
market was fairly active for this season OF the year.
and stocks advanced handsomely, more especially
those of the Western grain roads. st. Panl and
North Western, based upon the advance and more
active movement in wheat, and sympatheticaly the
improvement extended to the entire active list, IN
cluding such light fanciee % Wabash and c. &. and
c. but later in the week there was partial reac-
tiOn which was more marked in Northwestern and
st. Paul. Still prices were generally well main-
tanned at the close, with quotations gei'-
orally higher than those Of last Satur-
day, viz, Missouri Pacific advanced ls per cent;
Rock Island and st. Paul Preferred, each Il Lake
Shore and Pittsburgh, each ss; Ncw-York central
st. Paul Common, and Pacific Mail, each q; North
Western Common. 81; Hannibal and st. Joseph Pre-
ferred, and Quicksilver, each Wabash, IA Union
Pacific, e., &. and ]. c., and Atlantic and Pacific
each 1l2; Western Union Telegraph, 1's;
North Western Preferred 2, and Consolidation Coal,
q, per cent On the other hand, Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western, st. Joseph Common and Ad-
ans Express each declined ls per cent; Erie, New
jersey Central and Atlantic and Pacific Preferred,
each Il; Ohio and Mississippi, and Marposa, each
O.; Michigan Central, /; Wells Fargo 2. and United
States Express, 2I2 per cent The suboined table
shows the extreme fluctuations in United States
bonds the leading railway and miscellaneous shares,
az we'll as god and the closing quotations OF each
at the dates aforementioned also the number OF
shares of each leading stock Sold
New-York tribune., 1875-07-26
THE LOST SARANhC.
THE OBJECT OF HER CRUISE IN THE PACIrIC-THE
GREAT LOSS TO SCIENCE.
From The Warrington Eegpbtaan, Ja'y22 a.,


GREAT LOSS TO SCIENCE.
From The Washington Es.uJ,ean Jdy22
Yesterday, in conversation with DIR. Amyl
Bcsscls who lorhc 9th time wa wrecked at sea
Of tie 18TH of June, additional ini'iScnce was gained
which Will greatly mtoTes those hccng themselves post
M The sarnnac after leaving San Francisco was sitka:
thence she TO proceed 70 Cooks Inlet, rounding
TO proceed to the island OF Kodiak, aui from thence
through Unmah Pass TO the seal or frihyioT ,sanhs
thence Nounra Island and thence to The isiand OF
10 Saniayue Straits and 10 The DomeGc Islands, hchy
settled by Esquimaux From thence thOy were 10 pre-,
cccd to Cane East the easteDnoSt po;n ohe Od "OId
"a sal thence to Cape Lisbuinc in latitude 60, Oh tie
cost Of Alaska, and thence an attempt was 10 he
made 10 reach Wrangcl Land an Island continent.
mo- one knows ho large aud never before visited by any
one Of any nation, belonging to no one And II Il
not known whether it is inhabited or not Alter hay
stars and stripes the terra incog"ita, II was
the intention TO take their course bicK 10 inc
Cane Iisburne and crossing Kotzehuc Sound to coast
along the peninsula OF kayak stopping SPencei foln'
Kings Island sledse Island ana 10 s II .negc ecr 10 10
make the enterprise success tIe soceiai! OF the navy
had shipped 600 tons Of coal to sitka ana Oll-ka'
The losses hardly be reckoned Ihey ar NOT IN
culcd so much In valuable ship with It's guns and out
III as III the loss to science. IL was inenned 10 tLer
general and specific information in regard 10 the countries
10 sail; to make scientific comparisons OF races;
and il was fhe inieltion TO obtain com
lions ana bring them back for exhibition ~ tie ecat
Centennial Of 1876. For this purpose $1,000 lad been
OF the Int 'iOr and for the purchase ala" o. implements
belonging TO the natives The Erquiniux were 70 be
Wrange Island severely felt Had II not been for The
wreck OF the saranac the United states might have peen
placed In possession. No estimate ~ Ianc Tor
iiothing IS known concerning it, bat without doubt
worth the cost of Thousand such eNpeiiuons anu
only he hoped that mea3s VIII soon De devised LOT
renewal of this most Important enferpiise Iii all It's par
ticuials
New-York tribune., 1875-07-26

say this that was member OF that Committee during
that session, and We from first 70 last had
meeting nj the Dciavan House." .
Mr.. Nolan in answer to sharp questions from MI Al
yord said that Mr. 0'Gorman Bernard Casscrly Daniel
Casscrly Mr. Rudd Mr. Nicholson, and MIR. Barr had no
pecunary interest In tho bill. With regard 70 "any
member Of the Board of EmTation" at that time, with
regard 10 Mr. frear, Patrick II. Jonee William M. Tweed
Addison g. Rice and A. d. Barber, he declined 70
answer.
Mr.. Alvord-I viii ask you this question, How much
remained in your pocket the legitimate result OF your
services Z"
Mr.. Nolan declined to answer, and the Committee
then session consider what should be
done with the contumacous witness II was decided 70
call him to the witness stand again to-day. and TO make
another demand for the names OF persons, any, 70
whom he gave money, and Of the hanks IN which nc de
posted the funds and then II he still refused to punish
him for contempt Bernard Casscry. John g. Dale and
others have been subpenaed TO testify to-day.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-26
NOLAN'S SPOILS.
THE SERVICES FOR WHICH THE STEAMSHIP
COMPANIES PAID.

TIE SERVICES FOR WHICH THE STEAMSHIP
COMPANIES PAID.
x.myArIoN OF MICHAEL NOLAN BEFORE THE AS
svwplY COMMITTEE OF INQUIRY-HE REFUSES
To TELL TO WHOM HE GAVE MONEY OR WHERE
ms RANK ACCOUNTS WE'RE KFPT-HE DECLARES
THAT HE PAID NOTHING TO LOBBYISTS OR MEN,
.rRs OF THE LEGISLATURE THR TESTIMONY
OBSCURE FROM ALLEGED WANT OF RECoI1EC-
r,oS AND NOT WITHOUT CoNrRADICroNs-IN-
rryrroNs OF THE COMMITTEE TOWARD THE con-
TENACIOUS WITNESS.
The attention Of the Legislative Committee ap-
conted TO examine into the affairs OF the EinigTa-
t;on and Quarantine Commissions was directed
throughout most Of the session on Saturday to As
,;s,ant District-Attorney Michael Nolan. who is
stated to have received over 100000 from the
,teamship companies for his efforts TO obtain
auction Of head-money at Albany in the year 1871.
The witness made an illconcealed effort to appear
=, his ease assuming during different portions of the
examinations an appearance Of indifference exhibit
ING combative tendency with occasional jocularty,
that male bis exceeding nervousness all the more
.unarcnt. Under the searching questioning of
Assenbymen Mcclure, Alvord, and Waehner, he
bestated, moved uneasly in his chair, druinmed
with his fingers upon the table at his side, and
finally refused pcrsistently to tell how much money
ne had received altogether. or where he had depOs
tied il. His refusal exasperatcd Mr.. Alvord who
having several times received unsatisfactory and
eyasive replies finally told Mr. Nolan after the adj
iournmcnt, that he should devote the rest of his
public life 70 ascer;anrg what division the witness
had made Of the money, and who had received any
benefit from it. Mr.. NOlans examination VIII be
resumed to-day.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-26

IN State bonds plain Skies OF Missouri advanccd 70
lO2 and old Tenncssees to 81.
City bank shares sold as follows: German Ameri-
can 81 at 90, Fourth National (33l at 1o2 and
Phenix t5O) at 0s3i09s.
Railroad bonds were strong and higher, Chicago
and NorthWester Gold Coupon Corisols selling uy'
10 S5. Michigan Central sevens sold al l0l, ana
Firsts of c. G. and I. c. advanced to so.
The Philadelphia stock market is steady PENN
sylvanla 6s, third issue, 10; Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad, 2Ios Reading Railroad, 55ls; Penn
sylyania Railroad. II I2: Gold, 112ii.