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In Baltimore, at Exeter street parsonage, on April Z
1876 by Rev Mr. A. f. Gibson, GEORGE R. JACKSON, OF
Detroit, Michigan. to Miss oREoN N. ARNOLD, of Airing
ton, Baltimore county.
On May 23d, 1876 at Aisquith street Presbyterian
Church, by Rev. S. D. Noyes 7. J. LARGEST to Miss
ANNIE daughter of the late Alexander Brodie, all OF
Baltimore county.
On May 10th, 1876, at the residence Of the BRIDES
father, by Rev. W Fulton, assisted by Rev. Mr. Glib
son. Rev W. F. EWING, of Mount Pleasant Pa to ELLA
k daughter of George T. LOOMS, Esq, of Baltimore
county.
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@-A young man, farm laborer in Bed
ford county, Pa, did very foolish thing late
ly which made it necessary to bury him the
day following the occurrence. He was about
starting to drive the cows to the mountain to
pasture, and went int the house for the gun,
thinking he might see game. He took the gun
On the porch, put his foot on the hammer to
push it back and blew down the muzzle to see
if it was loaded. 1t was loaded and the young
man passed to the "happy hunting grounds"
sooner than it takes to tell about it.
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ms~ The "Gfeenback ConyenGerP which
met last week, nomlnsted Mr.. Peter Cooper, o.
New York, for President. Mr.. Cooper is not
the man to be made laughing-stOck Of and
consequently he resigns, as also did Mr.. Booth,
who was sosainated for Vice President. That's
rough on the greek packers.
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pnrrrv MnMrn snAnnn IN TrrM-Mr i M

PRETTY WOMEN SCARCE IN TExAs.-Mr. j. M.
McLendon, formerly of this State, writing TO Us
from Milford, Ellis county, Texas, says: "Ths
part Of the State is overrun with the great tide
of immigration. Every little hut is crowded,
many having two or more families living in
them, and in numerous cases there are families
living in tents, building material being very
scarce. There are thousands OF people in this
portion of the State who have neither houses nor
money. | admit that there are rich lands
throughout the State, but the truth OF the matter
is, Texas is greatly overrated. great many Of
US here have to haul cur water from sloughs, Of
ten mile or more distant, and il is by NO means
pure either In this vicinity we haul all our
frewOod from three to seven miles; timber for
fencing purposes, much further. Renters pay
one-fourth of the cotton and one-third Of the
grain produced, and have TO house the landlord 8
share Tor him. Our surplus crop does not CON-
monty bring us enough TO buy our chewing to-
baeco Our ploughDg we do with Spanish po-
MES, which subsist upon the grass while the crop
is being made. These ponies, generally very
poor, sell for $25 to $35. Everything to eat is
very high, gold and silver never seen, and pretty
women are as scarce as hens teeth. That's the
way it is here. "-Troy Messenger.
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re- Secretary Bristow said to correspond
ent of the Detroit Ne,os, who asked him about
his Presidential candidacy: at is subject
caGEos talk about. If people give themselves
no more thought or uneasiness regarding that
matter than do, thay will not lie awake al
nights about it. That is matter which pro.
pose to let take care of ITSELF"
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cS-SeveraI changes have been made by
President Grant 10 his Cabinet this week, som
of which have oce&Sioned considerable sur
prise. Attorney General Pierrepont was nom
mated for Minister to England in place OF Mr.
schenek; Secretary of War Taft te be Attor-
new General, and J. Donald Cameron, con OF
Hon. Simon Cameroa, of Pa, to be Secretary
of War. Ali the appointments were promptly
confirmed by the Senate.
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re- TIE prospects for Mr.. Blaine's aeH'i
nation are growing brighter daily, notwith
standing the Eiilainous attacks constantly be-
ing made upon him by Democratic scandal
mongers at Washington. The State conven-
ten of New Jersey, held last week, sends an
uninstructed delegation to Cincinnati, but it is
understood every man in it will vote for Mr..
Blaine. So far as delegates have See1 elected
he has upwards of one hundred votes mora
than any other named man.
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Ms- Comptroller Woolford says that the As
SCISSORS must tax watehes,-MarylGnG Journal
Has Comptroller WoOifOrd a right to put any
construction on the assessment Law he pleases?
The law says nothing about watches. and as
the assessors are TO be governed by the far
what are they going to do about it2
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By S. G. WILSON, Auetioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE

OF
HOUSE AND LOT IN THE VILLAGE OF
w0ODENSBURG, BALTIMORE COUNTY.
ID virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court
D for Baltimore county. sitting in equity
passed on the 9th day of May, 1876, in cause
in said court wherein W. F. Weller is com
plainant and William Kemp and Francis
z-aA Kemp are defendants, the under 81
I'LL signed, trustee, appointed by said 80
&izAdecree, will sell at public auction, -
at the Court House door, in Towsontown, on
Wednesday, It'll of June, A. D. 1876,
at II o'clock NJ,
ALL THAT TRACT AND PARCEL OF LAND
situate and lying in the village of Woodens-
burg, 4th election District, Baltimore county .
containing about
THREE ACRES OF LAND,
MORE OR LESS,
and being the same land conveyed by DR.. Isaac,
N. Dickson to Carrie C. Blizzard and others by
deed dated the 5th day of May, 1865, and re-
corded among the Land Records of Baltimore
county, in Liber E. H. A. No. Sc, folio 90, and
which is now in the possession of the said Car
RE G. Blizzard and her husband, and the said
William Kemp and Francis Kemp.
Said lot is improved by large. comfortable
DWELLING HOUSE,
is conveniently located upon the public road +,
and accessible TO churches, schools, &c.
Terms of sale as prescribed by the decree are
-One-third cash o2 the day Of sale and the
balance in six and twelve months, with in
terest from day of SALE TO be secured to the sat.
isfaction Of the trustee or all cash at the option
of the purchaser,
D. G. MCINTOSH,
May 2e.-ts> Trustee.
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PREMISES,
situated and lying in Baltimore county, part
of the estate of the late William Pr
sT# Scharf, deceased, distinguished on $500
2R& plat filed in Baltimore county -
Court as lot No. !, part 81 d tract of land call
ed Ger; ndon." % lnniDg foe the SAN" ut two
bounded red oaks at the end OF the twentieth
line of Grindpn, as surveyed by David Clark
in locating the Principle Company's lands,
aud running thence, bounding on the outline
OF los No. 10, as located by said Clark, south
thrty-seven and one quarter degrees East
forty-fve perches to lot of land conveyed by
Mr.. Scharf to Frederick Erdman, then bound
ing on that land, North thirty-siX degrees East,
forty perches to stone at the Northwest corn
er of the said land, and TO lot No. 2, in this
partition of Scharf's estate, then binding on
said lot No. 2, North thirty-six degrees West,
thirty seven and a-quarter perches to the land
sold by Robert Purviance, Jr., and S. II. Tag
art, Trustees, to Henry Mentzell; then bound
ing thereon South, seventy eight and a-half
degrees West, thirteen and three quarters
perches more or less, to the 21st line of "Grin-
don," located Aforesaid by David Clark, and
then binding on that line, reversed to the be-
ginning, containing
TEN AND ONE HALF ACRES OF LAND,
MORE OR LESS.
This property is situated on the North side
OF and near to the Hartford Turn pike IN Baltl-
more county, adjoining the land of Messrs.
Shackleford, Ellis and others, binding on Ham
ilten Avenue, distant about four miles from
Baltimore city, and is part Of the estate Of the
late Peter Wilcox.
Theimprovementsa are TWO STORY BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, frame Barn and other
outhouses.
The property is desirable as a market gar
den, or a suburban residence.
&as- 1t will be offered either as a whole, or
in lots according to plat to be shown at the
sale, and at the Offices of the Trustees.
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne third Cash the
day Of sale, balance in six and twelve months !;
credit payments to bear interest from the day
of sale, and to be secured by the notes of the
purchaser, indersed to the satisfaction of the
Trustees, or all Cash at the option Of the pur-
chaser.
THOMAS S. BAER,
LEWIS E. WILCOX. Trustees.
AMOS F. MUSSELMAN, --------
ED. L. THOMAS & CO., Auctioneers.
May Cots.
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va grand parade os Knights Templar
will take place in Philadelphia on Tuesday,
Nay 30th. Commentaries will be present
from all parts OF the United States, from Can
ada, and elsewhere,
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x-Folks are still making the onward NOV,

@-Folks are still making the onward move
ment towards the Centennial; "some in rags
and some in jays and some in velvet gowns :
some in Ben. Perley PORES v. some on I
-hiAi~le. end some an a raifs1--
the close of that immense show we expect to
hear of some on the way there in a balloon, or,
mayhap, on some winged instrument from Bal
timore, or elsewhere. Well, there is nothing
like giving an air of novelty to the time and
the occasion, even if some one should come
down with collapsed balloon and die Cen
tennial death.
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By S. G. WILSON. Auctioneer.
MORTGAGE E'S SALE
OF
HOUSE AND 4 ACRES OF LAND,
IN THE FOURTH DISTRICT, BAL
TIMORE COUNTY, MD.
By S. G. WILSON. Auctioneer.

DY virtue of the power contained in a deed
ID of mortgage from Joseph Landon and wife
to William F Weller, dated the Oath July, A.
-. D., 1874, and recorded among the -
;#H Mortgage Records of Baltimore ceun-
Iaas4lty, in Liber J. B., No. 81, folio ASP, =
the undersigned, Mortgage, will sell at public
auction,
AT THE COURT HOUSE DOOR, IN TOW
S0NTOWN,
at q o'clock NJ,
on Tuesday, goth June, A. D., 1876,
ALL THAT LOT AND PARCEL OF GROUND
described in the aforesaid mortgage, containing
-FOUR ACRES AND THIRTY SQUARE PER
CHES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS,
and situate and lying on the Dover Road. in
Baltimore county, about one mile east of Emo
ry Grove Station.
The Improvements consist of comfortable
TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
AND THE USUAL OUTBUILDINGS.
49, Terms of sale-CASH.
a WILLIAM F. WELLER,
Mortgage.
S. q. WILSON, Auctionacr.
MACHEN, CUTTINGS & MCINTOSH,
Attorneys.
May PITS.
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re- Mr.. j. H. Mcconnell of Pungoteague,
Va, recently sold his trotting mare, "Sadie
Bell" to gentleman in Washington, for $780,
000 At trial trot before the sale was made
the mare turned half mile track in 1:Oe. Sc
saws an Eastern Shore paper.
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Gs- The Democratic press is as good as
unanimous in the opinion that Ohio must be
counted out in all future Presidential ealeula-
tons Balt0. American.
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LOST.

ON the oath of May, POCKET BOOK, con
~ tanning about Twenty five dollars sup
posed to nave been lost between Geddis' and
Matthew Murray's, on the Hartford Turnpike
The person finding it and leaving it at Mrs.
Rier's, Greenwood post office, will be literally
rewarded. MAY 27.-2t.
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--LO 'Sur, VIII NC Tue nutulnSS
Our city markets are now flooded with straw
berries which sell at 6 TO 10 and Is cents a box.
Other seassnable fruits and vegetables are also in
profuse abundance. Recent rains have greatly
improved everything. Accounts which | get
daily from farmers from different parts of the
State and adjoining States are most favorable TO
the growing crops, indicating an abundant har-
vest.
Prices Of produce and of almost everything are
unusually low. Flour sells at $397 10 Sc and
ST so per barrel for the lowest and highest
frauds. Wheat rye and corn are also low
Dry goods can be had at almost any price. First
rate-really good shirts-wel made up, can be
bought at $l2 to SIS dozen, such as used to
cost S25 and $40 There is no better tine than
now for those wishing to supply themselves with
articles in the dry goods line. They will proba-
bly, never be cheaper. Merchants need money
and must have it, NEsYoR
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90 PERCHEs, MORE OR LESS.
DIR. GRAFTON M. BosLEY AND WIFE TO

THE BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA
AND NEW YORK RAIL ROAD
COMPANY:
Beginning at point 10 feet, II inches,
North Ito AS East from station Is plus OS in
the Centre line of the Baltimore, Philadelphia
and New York Rail Road, as now located, and
running thence parallel with the same South
$50 81 West 1920 feet, thence by curve to the
right with a radius of 1910 feet for the distance
of 233 feet, thence North SO IS 259 feet to
point 10 feet II inches, South $50 81 East
from station % plus 20 in the centre line of
said Rail Road as now located, embracing a
total distance of 1912 feet, and containing an
area of
ONE ACRE AND 80 PERCHES OF LAND,
MORE OR LESS.
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Pennsylvania has 2S5 beer breweries =;
Wisconsin, 232; Ohio, 2lO; New York, 203 !;
California, 2O2; Illinois, 1856; and Michigan,
l49.
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.MARRIED.

If your tongue is Goa ted or if you have a
bad breath, take a dose of DR.. Bulls Pills.
Price % cents.
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SONTOWN,
ON THE WEST SIDE DULANEY'S VALLEY
TURNPIKE.
DY virtue of the power contained in a mort
I'D gage duly executed by Ezekiel F. Daniel;
to Henry W. Cooke, dated the Dist day of 0c'
- tober, 1867, and recorded among saNp
- the land records of Baltimore Szs
ceurty in Liber E. H. A, No. IS, - -
folio 425, &C., &C., and afterwards assigned to
the undersigned, he will offer at public sale,
at the COURT HOUSE IN T0Ws0NT0WNi
on Thursday, the 18th day Of June, 1876
at IL o'clock A. NJ,
ALL THAT DESIRABLE PIECE OR PAR.
GEL OF LAND, SITUATED ON THE
WEST SIDE OF DULANEY's VAL
LEY TURNPIKE, ABOUT
MILES FROM TOWSONTOWN,
containing
I12i ACRES OF LAND.
1t is estimated that between go and 20 Acres
are thickly covered with wood, consisting of
oak, chestnut and some poplar and hickory,
embracing large quantity of prime heavy
timber.
Special attention is requested to this valua-
BILE lot of timber, which is of remarkably good
quality, is increasing In quantity by natural
growth, and enhancing in value by the in
creasing scarcity of good timber throughout
the country. There is a lively stream in the
woods that might probably DO turned to val
liable account.
The clear land has no improvements, and is
not at present under cultivation. 1t lies i'm.
mediateiy on the Turnpike adjoining the south
boundary of Adolphus Johnson's farm, about
200 yards south of Johnson's store.
The timber land is in the rear and extends
to the Dance property within about a quarter
of mile from Dances we'll known Saw and
Grist Mills.
Messrs. Dance and johnson have kindly
promised to show the property to persons who
may wish to purchase it.
Ms- Persons leaving Baltimore in the $50
A. M. car on the Sth June will. reach Towson-
town in time to attend the SALE
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne third cash. and the
balance in six and twelve months from the
day of sale, with interest and approved secu-
rity.
BENJAMIN F. PARLETT,
Assignee.
JOHN T, ENsOR, Attorney.
S. G. WILSON, Auctioneer.
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gzs- Laramie City, Wyoming Territory, was
visited by heavy snow storm on Monday last,
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$40 ACRES,
-1V II . lNLI
and is improved by a

and is improved by
LARGE STONE DWELLING ROUSE.
large frame Barn, Corn House, Ice. House. Sta
BILE and ether outbuldings.
Part of the land is well wooded. The soil is
of excellent quality, in good state of cultiva-
ton and well adapted to farming purposes.
There is also thriving young Orchard of
choice fruit upon the premises. 1t is suppos-
ed there is upon the land large quantities of
lime stone, and traces of magnetic iron ore. are
said to have been found upon it,
ne Taxes paid to the LIST day of January,
1876.
TERMS OF SALE.-One- third cash on the
day of sale balance in equal instalments of s
and II months, with interest from day Of sale
and approved security, or all cash at the pur-
chaser's option.
GEORGE NJ. WILLIAMS.
Assignee Of Mortgage.
CHAS. Z. GIBSON, Auct. MAY Cts.
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GUM EMS Ut DAIIIMONL OUUN'
TY TO THE BALTIMORE, PHILADEL-
PHIA AND NEW YORK RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.

Beginning at the centre Of a sixty foot av-
enue l29 feet, II inches, North 100 East from
the intersection thereof with the South West
corner of the County Jail lot, and 10 feet, II
in the centre line of the said Rail Road, as
now located, and running thence parallel with
the same South $50 81 West 222 feet to peint
10 feet II inches, North 100 AS East from sta
ton Is plus Os in said centre line, embracing a
distance 222 feet and containing an area of
on I Ircc
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WILLIAM AND BENJAMIN BOWEN AND
OTHERS TO THE BALTIMORE, PHIL
ADELPHIA AND NEW YORK RAIL
pAAn HANIpANX.

| OTHERS TO THE BALTIMORE, PHIL
ADELPHIA AND NEW YORK RAIL
ROAD COMPANY:
Beginning at a point 10 feet, II inches North
| SO So East from station 65 plus O5 in the GEN.
| ire lin of the Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York Rail Road as now located and run
ming thence parallel with the same South 400
| 49, West for the distance of 32l feet, thence by
a curve to the right with radius of 1888 feet,
for 1870 feet thence South $40 West for 233 feet,
thence by curve to the left with a radius of
1855 feet, for lOl feet, thence South $50 3 West
| for 227 feet, thence by curve to the left with
a radius of 9j5 feet. for 373 feet, thence South
$50 West for 465 feet, thence by curve to the
Right with a radius of 955 feet, for 1S5 feet,
thence by said curve still to the right, COM
pounded with radius of ZIG feet, for l20 feet
to point 10 feet, II inches North 10 30 East
from station 81 plus 20 in said centre line: en-
bracing total distance of 2215 feet, and con
tanning an area OF
ONE ACRE, THREE R00DS, AND SIX
PERCHES.0F LAND, MORE
OR LESS.
And beginning al point 10 feet, II inches,
North lao East from station 81 plus 70 in the
centre line of the Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York Rail Road as now located and run
ming thence parallel with the same by curve
feet, for 324 feet, thence South $50 West for 1870
feet, thence by a curve to the right with ra
dins of ZIG feet for 100 feet, to point 10 feet,
II inches North 40 so East from station l0l
plus rs in said centre line as now located, en-
bracing q total distance of 652 feet, and con-
tanning an area of
TWO ROODS AND FOUR PERCHES OF
LAND, MORE OR LESS,
WILLIAM G. YEATIN TO THE SAME:
Beginning at a point on the North West
corner of said Yeatins land known as cover
lea" SO feet South SO West from the centre of
the Northern Central Railway, and running
thence South SO West for LOG feet, thence
North 42o East for 1913 feet, thence South $50
West for 81 feet to beginning, containing
ONE THIRTY SECOND OF AN ACRE OF
LAND, MORE OR LESS.
And hereby give notice that On
Tuesday, Mq 2Qtf dey If June, 1876,
at II o'clock A. NJ,
All THE COURT HOUSE DOOR IN TOWSON-
TOWN, BALTIMORE COUNTY,
will offer for sale all the right, title, interest
and estate, claim and demand at law and in
equity Of the said the Baltimore, PHILADELPHIA
and New York Rail Road Com any in and 20
the above mentioned and described property
so seized and taken in execution by virtue of
said writ Of teri tccjas TO the highest bidder
for Cash
STEPHEN BARTON,
Sheriff of Baltimore County.
May 27.-ts.
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
By o. P. MACGILL, Auctioneer.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
PROPERTY ON THE WASHINGTON ROAD,
IN BALTIMORE COUNTY.

PROPERTY On THE WASHINGTON ROAD,
IN BALTIMORE COUNTY.
TENHE undersigned, Administrator of Adam
Il Waltemyer, deceased, and also Admins
traitor of Rachel Waltemyer, deceased, by vr-
tue of orders of the Orphans Court of Balti-
more County, will sell at Public Sale, on the
premises, located on the
WASHINGTON TURNPIKE ROAD, ABOUT
ONE MlLEFROM THE CITY OF BALTIC,
on Monday, June 5H, 1876.
at 8 o'clock P. NJ,
ADAM WALTEMEYER'S ESTATE,
Being certain lot of ground situate en- the
49,. North side of the Washington Turn CIR
:;.:sM pike Rnad, about one hundred feet *
.&SSsA West OF the Bridge, fronting on the -
Turnpike about sixty feet and running
back about three hundred leet, improved by
ONE TWO-STORY AND ATTIC BRICK
DWELLING, AND ALS0,
ONE FRAME HOUSE,
the whole of the lot being subject to a ground
rent OF $4,000 per annum.
RACHEL WALTEMYER'S ESTATE,
Being certain lot of ground situate on the
North side of the Washington Turnpike about
-. 200 feet West of the above described ss31n
;;::s:5S lot, fronting the Turnpike about -
- sxty-twe feet and running back Il
about three hundred feet, improved by
FOUR TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING
HOUSES,
the whole of said lot being subject to ground
rent of forty-six dollars and eighty eight cents
per annum.
The Terms of sale as prescribed by order of
the Court are-0ne-third Cash deferred pay
ments in two equal ;nstallments of six and
nine months, to be secured to the satisfaction
of the Administrator and, bear interest from
day Of sale.
CHARLES T. WALTEMEYER,
Administrator of
Adam Waltemeyer, and also of Rachel Waite
meyer.
o. P. MACGILL, Auct. MAY 27.-ts.
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NeaO advertisements.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A NNUAL MEETING of the Farmers Union,
IN Saturday, June Sd, 1876,
at q o'clock p. M,
at Duncan's Hall. THOS. GORSUCH,
May 27.-lt. Secretary.
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remains as dull as il can we'll be. TAere will hc
a sale Of domestics next week OF six thousand
packages the largest ever held-to determine
the question as to whether the bottom has drop.
ped out or not Over a million of dollars worth
will be offered and the prices obtained, or,
rather, the readiness to by, will determine the
course of the merchants for the season. In the
meantime, the grain people have been awakeneT
to the situation OF their business, and an effort
is being made to get back portion OF the lost
trade. Vanderbilt has commenced al elevator
or two and additional facilities for loading and
unloading canal boats are to be at once provided,
so that the handling OF grain can be done at less
cost Baltimore, Boston and Montreal have all
advantages over New York now, and something
must be done al once or the grain trade is lost
to the city forever PlETRo