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The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-02

OUACHITA RIVER.

NEW ORLEANS AND OUACHITA RIVER
-. TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
REGULth OUAGHIrA RIyER WEEKLY
PACKET.
Leaves every WEDN NE5DAY, at .. m.
IT, FOX OUACHITA CITY. MONROE
a,Asaa1Atss Trenton ana all landings on Black
and O,iaehta rivers-The fne Hight
drgft passsuger steamer
WILLIE,
I'm place Of Ouachita Belle and Lessie Taylorl
Il. A. Blanks master.
will leave as above. making connections with
light raft steamers for all the tributary streams
For freight pr pisstze apply or board or to
Capt Y. A. BLANKS. President.
No. q Canal, corner Delta street
EITE h lCiRLIN. BRITTDN d EPpLER.
ADAdS " WO6k. LORD Il McPEAKE. Agents.
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/. o nfrOC ar OgFiOE. Aug. .. ,0s
Arrived t,ai. Morning.

Arrived thi. Morning.
Steamship Margaret, Baker. from Havana, via
Florida pprs. tO | X Roberts list dis IL
srEAMBoArs
Frank pargoud. White, from drrenvile
Carrie A. Thorn. 0Pry. from Lower Cotst,
NaTehoek, Taylo from Lower COAT
llH Heiow--Com ing Up.
5ebr ~sraaet 4 ,,ay. Mcfarland. days from
Utlua to J r Machsea &co.
Receipts this Morning.
GRFFNV fLLi--Per steamer Frank Pargoud
357 bales cotton 329 sks cotton seed
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Carrie A Thorn
-Sundripa to order.
LOWER co tSF--Per steamer Wawsnocs-
sundrieS to order.
ny Railroads.
MORGAE'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS Il
SO sks rice "a sks potatoes.
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
bales cotton 3O5 bbls lime.
Cleared yeste~bay.
Steamship Morgan City. itoad. for Nsw York
q A Whitney heo
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DPELOUSAS.

IhDEpfNDEHT OPELOULAS WEEKLY
PACKET.
lrJases every WEDNESDAY, at 8 .. m.
seEs~ fDh WASHINGFON PORT
sp4as sss.,,= "a sz5ss Barry. Churehyile, Bayou Deg
- t'@1~fSF Ilaiaes, Atehafalaya, Simms D. IT.
Big Bend Landing. Old River. and all interme-
dists poiDts-Ihe light-drsft passenger steamer
AJHf. YOUNG,
Gn place of 81. Mary
W. n. Daniel naster j. b, schmidt clerk
For freight pr passage aply on board or to
HITK 8 CARLIN. 3 Tehoupitoulas
Connecting at Slmmsport with steamer Sallie
tor btYod D3S ifla;15s, dsig i'm
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REGULAR UPtL0U5Ao PACKET.
Ieaves sVery WEDNESDAY at s o. m
r. =. FUh WASHINGTON, OPELOU-
sItsasE.8rksli sas. nimmsport and all landings on
'7szse-AsFrs the Aicnafalaya hiver and Bayou
C0urtsbeau - The hne and fast passenger
steamer BERTHA,
y. n. Broad, master. j. Tobin clerk
will leave ~ sbJye. oDnns ting with the ST amor
nuto for Bayou des Glaize. For freight or
passage apply on board. or TO
jyiaf BitLI tUt, N isPPLER 1Ds Common st
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Stenmsh ~ Margaret. Baker. from Havana. via
Florida pprls. 10 X Roberts list dis ~
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Receipts this Morning.

Sebr sraant Il gay, Mcfarland 7 days from
Utlla. to J z Machsea 3co,
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vtCTlsEURg.

Lesyos every tfU asDA at pm.
g. For VlOkSBURG, NATCHEZ
h.. - pavis's feud and Intermediates
oes-t -aaAeI landings The steamer
Katie, sS-s
TN place of T. II. Iee.I
VIM. Catnpbell master, A. Mcyay clerk
leaves sGs sboSa cDnneeting ut Vieksbnrg with
parsots Line for all points on Yazoo Sunfow-
sr, Deer Creek and TaiIahatehie.
AUAMS h WORK,
d2f JN9. JAHNEY, Agents.
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The Presidents hamburg Message-Bel-
knaps srmi-aeQuittal.

knap's scmi-aequittaI.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-The Chair laid
before the Senate message from the
President concerning the Hamburg
massacre, which was ordered printed,
The Chair appointed Messrs. West and
Conkling commissioners on the part of
the Senate 70 consider the subject of the
reorganization OF the army.
The impeachment trial was then re-
sumed. Mr. BelkDap was not present.
but was represented by Mr.. Carpenter
Mr.. Ferry stated that two-thirds not
having voted to sustain the articles OF
impeachment, the respondent was ac-
Quilted on that charge; and after the
announcement Of the last vote, he di-
reeted that Judgment of acquittal be
entered, in accordance with the twenty
second rule governing impeachment
trials. ~ Vs..
Impeachment court adjourned stned die.
Legislation resumed. A bill for the
sale OF the Osagr ceded lands passed.
The river and harbor bill was taken
up. Considerable progrs ssi was made,
but before reaching the Southern items
the death oil James J.. Parsons. OF Ken
lucky, was announced.
Mr.. West submitted Joint resolution
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FOB GREENvILLE. Y1CKsBURG, NATOHL2
AND ALL WAY AND PLANTATION
LANDINGS.
LsAsaeE.t rhs fine and last passenger packet
FRANK pAMsOUD,
Leaves every THURSDAY mt D. M
NJ White. master. to Holmes. clerk.
VIII leave as above, conns citing at Vicksburg
with the 'Parisot Line" fgr all points on Yazoo
and Taiahstchie rivers. For freight or passage
apply on board. or 10 JOHN JANNEY
my3 ADAMS n WORK.
SATURDAY glUkoDUki UNITED STAT4as
MAIL PACKET.
leaves every sATU URDAY. .at5P. M.
IT, - For VICKSBUkG. DAVIS'S BEND,
.S.sssES Natehegz and all intermediate land
tngs-The passenger packet
Natohez,
T. P. Leathsrs. master. J. y. Muse. clerk
contrasting at Vieksburg with the Parisot Line
tor Yazoo, Taiiahatesiie and Sunfower rivers,
and with Anchor Iiue for Memphis. Cairo and
~. Louis.
For freight passage apply on board or to
JOHN JANhEf, III Common street.
or to HITk &C&RLIN 3 rehoupitouas st.
mar
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Ve,sw--sJo,njngUr

Frank pargoud. White, from drrenyllle.
Carrie A. Thorn O'Pry. from Lower Coatet
Wswehoek. Iaylo from Lower Coast-
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BAYOU SARA


we- - EO2 BAYOU SARA. WATERLOO.
Lrstss.5T ieI p,itage PORT Hudson, Baton
ssss'nsAsss tpuae pls1uemine and Postofce
tit.iiuss-The United states mail semi weekly
packet
OUArHITA BELLE,
In piaca " steamers Gov. AllenHnd w. s.. Pike.l
). !. l5I0wl1. liidsLsAs
Leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY. at p.
m, for Bayou sara
.HITE 4 CARIJN. Agts.. 3 TehoupItoulas st.
d9a sun A. g. GODDTN 40 Magazine.
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Receipts last evening.
NV ukSj1raafe

NEW ORLEANS. ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO
r R. ug 1-7s bales cotton II hhds tobacco
and sundries to order. ...---.
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fly RMilrOMAa.

Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Morgan City. itoad. for New York
q A Whitney hcn
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LITERARY NOTES.

Lieut.. Col GOrdon's curiousy- Titled book OF
travel "The Roof OF the World" is ready in England
II is narrative Of journey over the high plateau OF
Tbiet 10 the Russian frontier ana the D&us sources Oh
Psmr ard has a map and 60 Illustrations.
The chief Textile Manufactures of India will
be illustrated ia grand national work. 10 be published
un1r the authority OF the Secretary OF State for India IN
Council by tine Reporter the Products Of india The
price Of each copy OF the complete work will he 9l5O
which simply covers the outlay OF its production
IL will consist OF Is quartO Volumes royal Oho vol
umes containing $40 photographic and clron0iith0-
graphic lat.s and so glazed frames round pillar O
sote feet diameter for the exhibition OF these plates
The second "C0neres international DIES
AmorcanstCs is TO be held at Luxembourg on the 10th
10 18th Of september, 1876 The former Congress as
sembled at Nancy in July, 1879 Under the term Ame
cans the mcGbers wish 70 Imply that the object OF the
Society is the investigation of any matter illustrative Of
the history, archaeology, languages photography, and
ethnOgruphy OF America THE Congress Will meet under
the presidency OF NJ WurtE-Pdquet President dc Ia
Section HstOTiquc dc PInSrtut Royal dc LnXenb0urg
Applications for membership and prospectus OF L. pan
The Society should he made to Mr. Nicholas IlLbhei
Nos 81 and 80 I.udgatc Hin, London
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ALEs rRoM 90 O'CLOCK TO CLOSE OF BUSINESS. 3


TIE engine Of speculation WIS again reversed at
the Stock Exchange to-day resulting in the gain Of
Yesterday being nearly all lost. In view of the pres
cnt condition of the transportation question, and of
the current rcports that the railroads max
ing contracts ut the present low rates forsx months
in advance, the following extract from the last an
nnal report image ~ Of the Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern Company becomes of particular interest TO
investors and spectators:
The bitter conflict with each other. inau-uratcl b"
other lines ga 1874. extended through tar quarters ~
the ycIF 1870. Into the sharp competition resulting
from tnis conf ct this Company ulavuidaJiy drawn;
aud 20 this MAINLY aided however by tine general lie
preston of business, e. crnlly the great prU-T.on ~
The iron and Cot business causes beyond the control az
It's Infringement, MAJ be atri.nt q tie tact tEd- IBIS
Company cIfu.d hnt - 20 per share Uf stock, against
Sc - share in 1874.
Tho uvcrec ratc Ucr pcr mile In 1875 was. IFS
entire business, through and local but Hoo cents when
This Gi.,cucc l7-1jOOf ceIt-on the large tGuuJgc
moved resulted ia loss ~ MT earnings oi pl ljjOi,
which equal 90 3l4 pr cIt upon Inc capital STOCK.
At page 81 Of the same report a comparative state
neni of the tounag, of articles carried in 1873 aud
1874 serves TO disahusc the minds of many 0per-
ators Of the idea that grain forms but small pog-
ton of the whole tonnage of the road, because it
shows tat il is a larger percentage Of the whole
than any other one article IL will also be observed
that coal and iron particularly referred to in the
forczc extract two of the art icles of which
the road in $40 actually carried larger tonnage
than in 1874. The statement is rs fellows:
TONNAGE AND PgrCrNTAGE or ALTICLFs CARRIED EY
TIE LAKE SHORE RAILROAD.
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THE MARKETS.
carefully ruportei tor rug TaIByys.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Aorih Rirer, Vessels, anil El'iroois.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

fVkHhAf luhe ., $50.
We; NO changes taken place; Pots being qdoea al De-
EAN-fh.s marie, shows further weakness g9Ger
gC sil. . sale sale. OF 90 n southern li s5a5Gc
BROOM CORN-Ihcre Is little or nothing gong or and
piSfS are r4Sis de- iirIi rrc5 . ~ slsGGc rea
meiG J n a, st eS Their las been urtty tar
business In Hand Ick tni quotations are %lthort emu
~ - 5O1-3. Hands Uprver$i 1jdr5 30; liaverstia" ~
r. f, oI sSaS2 Baitimore S3i IS Yard price,
delivery included s2Gs5 higher on ordinary and so4@o
CASDLEs-No changes taken place. and only Jobbing
iIs as, BENZ S 11 1 % s acnt Sperm a. s3e PaTaa
2Oa2lc Refined Jermacet 27e2ss; 80. ,o., ,,,..
prices have remained steady 81 30 bbl Foreign grades
have continued fair maud and unchanged there have
been sales Of bbs fotand at - oOa IS 40 DID, Port
land - 5oG - - Eoli4 - ,rio, 80 fr
oars and s ia ao 90 f fS p sj0 Is Forge fO'"
CHlCCDRI vas quiet at +sc god Tor GERMAN and d"
ctGk~rh@re las continued fair jobb,ng demand for
Anthracite at former prices forisn S'! III u ana ny
Gas $40, Newcastle DO, 50 COaf6 scotch DO s5at
PennSySania Westmor land, and West Virginia Gas g. 3
Cumberland SOFT and Broadtop sJdso 20 and Anthracite
COC0H has SOD the OF 800 bags Guayalu clos
ing AZ 1916 gold that descriptions other kinds are du
az sgsy 1oce transaction, Of any description took
MACE and the market was without qnoae change There
was moderate jobbing trade General quotations are as
iGic; Good DO l7dl7.c.; Prime do. lT2dl7i.ca eV
Ittne rNhE' " ,u Co.'S; lava ba 200 &C. siGsigo,
Sd2Oc native Coylon l7QlS2c. MarscaiDo l5laGls ac
Iaguayra lSc; Domingo, lJ0l6lfc.; Costa iacI
l7Gls C. Mexican, Gsdlsc sayaniia 10 2@lspc orto
Il hal ,l,, AnCora, t7alSc: Jamaica, l. ~ ioc.
CuracoI, ijlsal7c Maaia, u oloe Maccasar lsa 10.
COOgLEAGE STOCh-rhc market las continued very
duh aud wit out change price We quote. Empty Hogs
heads 2jds2 jO HOOPS Il feet, ordinary 10 Prime 80 %
3Gc II aO 27G3Jr. MOaSs's ShOOAs - inches, with
Heads 81 Siu&l 80; Sugar shocks, with Heads, 3S inches
- 50GS 90 do, SO inches, 81 6'0S-; Box Shocks 7O0
Zoe. Rum ShOOss, 81 iiUe shocks, - bOdn1.
COTTON-lhe market on the $40. was dun and weak;
rep,rts armstICe Europe had rather depressing
fCt the position, which lurther Weakened by a,Ccs
soppa-o Of the Atlantic Mills AZ lawreuce Mass.
Is a
sl utc al ly.ccs from Liverpool owing n the Whit
suntd. hoiayH he sales Ji3 tales OF which 3i3
evening, including 81 for consumption and % fol spccn
tnrro $500 bales delivered on rlC. TIE
GENTS al the ports 2JG bales 1877 bales s "
last week, ami 1885 day last year The following
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Tie nnl.ntinn3 " fnrcign eAchange are as follow

The money market continues to work with great
ease, ami call loans done to the Stock Exchange
borrowers at 2a2i2 percent with only few isolated
cases where 3 is charged. Discounts are quiet at
per cent and upward. The United States Treasurer
to-day received 100000 National bank notes for
redemption. The Customs receipts at Washington
to-day were 5000 The Internal Revenue receipts
footed up 100000. The following is the Clearing
house statement Currency exchanges, 500 G01 .O31;
currency balances $3,O57, sG9 gold exchanges,
s., 200, G2l F; gold balances, $G22. 0Gl.
United States bonds were quiet, hut prices con-
tinued firm, sales of Five-Twenties of 1865, DID,
at 115L, Five-Twenties of 1865 at 123a. aud rcgu-
lar Ten-fortes at LIZA. There were NO now
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CoItDAoE-rhe following are enrrent quotations. Manila
10 do. do, IL thread, the: do thread thread
he. Manila Cordage Bolt Rope Yarns. lj 4c do. do
thread aud thread, i62c do Whale Lines l6c Tarrpd
Manila l3se Fin, Tarred Manila Iath Yarn. l5c. sisa
Rope sizes above IL tr al aud Hay Korc Cine; do ~
THREAD oc do thread and thread, 10 c ia red Sisa
LA.A Ia, Zane JARED ssal do, ~ Llc Russs Hemp
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sict Good Culinary. ga Blidding.
For future delivery the market was very quiet an a.
vance lac however, OBJ aiue sales yesterday att
f. M: JLl AGO. inS,sc.; August 100 re October 100
lzqac.; November lol. ll2ia2c; 100 llsc b.cemtcg
loo ll2c.: loo. 1li3,rc total, loo bales Elrs; call
June 600 lsssc. 100 ia se H. IA July l0ol2i22c
ruary 400, 2aaac March, 100; TIC totai iGoo bales
second ctl-NO Iir. cll-DtCcmhcr 100. lllStsc
day mp p. mJnne 800 1 - July, leo l2iasc
800, lie 300 llsi 100 'sc. August, 1000, i2i
500 I2s,sc poo l2 100 l2lioc 1000 Pc. 100, IN c
100 2cc. J. o. 2sc 200 l2.94c September, 20 l2il
100 i2ggc. 100 lie. 30 Usage. 100 he her
lee November sec ilislsc; St lls5}ac, December 200
IL s,c total. 500 talcs grand total, 9.40O bales
the market quiet but steady. The folio ing
uIuI...I IILN n-Ia
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Ocean CLEANERS

NCHOR LINE-U. s. MAIL STEAMERS
"A SAIL EVERY SATURDAY.
Passengers boOAe lowest 10 from seaport OF
railroad ia Great Britain or ireland
HENDERSON BROTHERS,, Bowling green.
MEXICAN STEAMSHIP LINE, between
~ philadelphia and Liverpool calling at Queenstown Thurs
from Philadelphia, " dncsOays from IIVtrlO0i
Steamers 10 sail from Philadelphia as follows -
y. UnIO....-.-....--.- June 70
ILLINOIS -..........Juno IL. IENNSlLNANIA...Juy g.
LORD Give ..-..J o. CITY Of LIMERICK July IL
Pnce OI lasSage ia Currency:
Cabin, S75 10 500. Int mcdatc, $40 Storage f2S
PETER WRIGHT 4 SONS, Gen. agents, Philadelphia,
and AZ Broad ST., N Y.
JOHN MCDONALD x BatteIyplace, " Y.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
JAMES G.. REID,

BANKEt AND Booker,
Member of the Ncw-York Stock and Gold Exchanges
No. / Newest, corner of Wall,
New-lOrk.
Stocks. bonds gold Government and railway Sc
curitr, bought and sold commission. Invest
mcuts made. Interest allowed on deposits.
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GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT l0l4 O'CLOCK
AND IL 10 O'CLOCK A. VI.
N G soo cunon 1868 IUs Sc, lOA0 Registered
o. o.. l21lbs Zo'VVJ
$50 Coupon 1868 $3.50
1900. ..'.-..........l233.l
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The foreign adyiccs were neither startling nor Of
an assuring nature. II transpires that there * to be
another conference of the Great Powers very soon
respecting the situation in Turkey. The British
Cousols declined L., but the o'clock dispatch
reports an advance Of Il at the close. United States
bonds ruled strong in London well az here, and tine
ultimate effect OF war Europe would be To
increase the European demand for them. The Bank
of England to-day gained fl37,000 bullion on
balance and il is noticeable that sterling exchange
nj Paris is 25.27-a rate which warrants the ship
mcnt Of gold from Paris TO London. The foreign
exchange market has been dull and firm at quota
tons selling rates being on the basis of 81 s1l2 20
tlo l. for 60 days bills. and 81 S9l2 for ght. The
movement in gold was not specially active, but the
price was firm at 1880 1924, the feature of the
day being the small supply of and the great demand
for cash gold, which lent at /, 2, and
9 per cent per annum, aud Lei per diem for
use The export clcarances AT the port of Ncw-York
for the wccl, ending tonight amounted TO $5,57i,
3l7, currency valuation. The Assistant Treasurer
paid cat $50, 600 in redemption of called bonds, and
$4,000 in coin interest on the public debt. The
days operations at tic Gold Exchange Bank COW
cred: Gold cleared. .$t1,715,000; gold balances,
S9l9,SlG; currency balances, $l,03S,0S5. The
principal gold quotations We're:
l0oo...ll25. ll3n...ll2a- ioo.....ll2'' 2Soll2.-
i1.,o Iaa. loan il1a, D.OO lJi,
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sncnos Ayros California common ND

ME- II the wards business has continued dnl NC
holiday mar y interfering Tn W. n''' Ess@r srncs as
been in isht demand Ra2dops qGote at ~ 10y o NJ
S,ly uuSi.su az sljas1O p NJ. lrho" Pine has ess
quiz, IL, ana without many :, - ss2S
do Green Flooring Bp@rs W DO AM Di} 90 a., !, me
sSt f ssiI = NJ HaTGOods have d and ls i
oGt css.uii4 e!a,g9 we suE1e Wannt s@s a.
nj aOlnt s'oEF1 10 10 ' a,r Hh $50 e,G do ts Wlit
S 81 O9E. and S5s 49, for Cherry $3.50
NErALsIherc are 40 ne" teateIea ~ ule A, mi sfs
Trou ar, business mas continued very qHci 1 81;
ns,,s LoI'iI'l ~ No = AT S.ngs5l and cry
Forge at ~ ,Ur20 In Scotch Pr sl,s have D isol
~ y nc G9nGsT9 :s $50 SSe SS sSS P
s2Sat@a % No,hi! new can Dc ~" .o,aS ,y resaed
We 9aoto Hee Oh ss5'GRsSSi tS Sa WosSi scp
i. Insot Copper roiaains aeoat sldsu!, T,irs AN.
sales o. 2Jo01o ID Lake at y ~ frg g G Aaoaea
BLOCK lin has been rather dal yet sof.sJ mi Eagsi
agas being ;.ycISd Sy pSd,ssa TSe,sh quoted 70
lSe aud Banoa at Re- al geld In IN fLte' aiyy min
,a aaHe y 1 g. ~ naSiSio sas Of f50 bAs coks
bxs d. aud 200 bxs Charcoal lin nj annvAso ~;
CnrcS So G aud TO- Tcrnc IS 5Oast s"an nan I
has continued rather dull bat aDO Sgl ~ uotnag rev "a
SnitrT tT,oe IA auc. aud quotations non1naig % 100
We quote: Silesili, ~ -, AMI s'o'O'is' - ~ -
Wsssts, q "a ASSERTIONS were quiet ana nb
showed change general lne1au0ne sanne SOa5ic Csa
Mtse"vSGo Grocery s2d4Uc; porte Ic 80 ceaaSn %
LIS ioiS Densrarp 366sJo; New orleans cholcc aEi
Fair Sg69e; do, Good W frnnr' S4@'o0" u'' -.
F.ncy 5sa6oc spits rurps ZINE dull dhe g
MIA at SOC the close The position nm
sie,v M % IA Soc li0sns only sllai - can he mass
Dusiness ~ Ss sales OF S1 ~ ,os Common
Pale on private terms SSS 1s;ued 81 s5dss 70 20
Na IS tods2 S7la for Nc ana S ~ ..osxs and iaa
EAua DO Ilr ~ 'efy sIea1y' uA1''
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features to the market, but financial institutions
were ready bidders at going prices. At the close
Five Twenties of 1867 advanced to 122, PAID ana
bid. The closing quotations were:
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CcacDer6.


A TEACHER of long experience desires an
N ENGAGEMENT In fitting boys for COLLEGE, would teach
Mathematics latin, with Philosophy, or would H,
Irincpa graded school. Best OF references address
N G.. Teachers Agency, l7O7 Chestuntst Philadelphia
EDUCATIONAL Blu REAU, 80 UnlOn-s square,
IL NeTYofk-Teachers supplied with schools and schools
Families with Teachers. No charge u those procuring
teachers Through Agency. Address ANNA RANDALL
DIEHL
beading and observation-disclosures Glass
~ Cbh L. L.; course OF 80 Lessons, Oeginnlng
July l8 aud closing Aue % For particulars ADDRESS Mrs
ANNA RANDALL DIEuls 30 Umohsquaie New-1ork.
CCHOOLS supplied with Teachers; no charge;
- Situations procured for Teachers. TEACHERS AGENCY,
1907 Chcstuuts St, Philadelphia.
CCHOOLS and FAMILIES will find reliable
~ teacher through Mrs. MI CHELLS TEACHERS
BUREAU, 81 West 18th ST. Information given gratuously
Of good Schools
WANTED SITUATIONS for five young
w ladies' graduates of Cayerack College. who have
decree Of A B., teach common aui higher
English, higher mathematics sciences, English literature
ancient and modern lauguages salaries iron
$500 800 home Also, for Two gentlemen to teach
LAIN, Greek mathematics higher English and military dr
Librarians salaries from 500 to 500 and home
Address ALONHO FI4tCK q BRO, ClaveIac~. n. "
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Justrnctlon.
Country.

Country
VOUNG MEN privately Fitted for College.
Il Conditioned students tutOref. . a.,
+. HOFFMAN,, stockbrldge. Mass.
WEST END INSTITUTE.-Famuy school
w for young ladies. Mrs :. l. CADY, Principal new
Haven, conn. Send for circular.
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3nstruCtlon.
City.

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