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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-05-12

THE AMERICAN FARMER for May is promptly
issued, containing mass of valuable instruction
in every branch Of husbamdry. Space will
permit aIlusion TO but few Of the prominent
papers in this numbcr--onc on The several breeds
of improved cattle for the dairy, contains fund
of useful information which should be under
stood by every furmer-another on sheep hus.
bamdry, and one on the rearing Of swine, and
Others on poultry raising, with the best breeds
and their management, Mr. Holman of Vir-
ginia, continues his essays on wheat culture,
and the value of ammonia TO that crop; q sub
ject which he shows is of unlimited Importance
to the grain grower. paper on the future of
fruit culture in the peninsula Of Delaware and
Maryland, which will be read with interest,"
The usual directions for the farm and garden
work are given and are unusually useful at this
opening Of the spring season The Horticultural
Department and the Api0ry receive due attcn-
ton as usual Exceedingly able essays on corn
and cotton culture, on the proper Applicant on
of fertilizers, on the grasses, from able pens,
are given, and numerous other papers on almost
every subject, especially those requiring atten-
ton ut this time OF year. Any single paper on
those alluded to above, is worth to the intelli-
gent farmer and gardener more than the years
subscription. Published by Samuel Sands &
Son, Baltimore, Md, at $3.50 year. Five
copies for IS.
New DEPARTURE IN THE LIQUOR BUsI-
NEss.-The licensed liquor dealers in Sails
bury, Wicomico county, Md, have held
meeting and adopted resolutions to the effect
that whereas there are some persons in that
community whose appetite for intoxicating
drink is so great that they cannot use the
fluid without abusing it,, the said liquor deal
ers pledge themselves not to give, sell or in
any manner dispose of liquors to any such
persons. They will also keep an inter-
dealer considers it improper to sell intoxi-
eating drinks
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-05-12

Wnntcd.-Two good Horses or Mares
suitable for all work. viii exchange II riding
and driving mare. Thomas A. Hays Darling
ton, Md. ap14'
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-05-12

SALE OF LAND.-On Monday, ]. 5. Rich
ardson, auctioneer, sold for Henry W. Arch.
er, Esq, trustee, 10 acres of land, with dwell.
ing house, situated near Dublin, and belong
ing to Stephen 7. Scarborough. Purchased
by Ohio S. Lee, Esq, for 5000.
New BRIDGE.-- John s. Cuttings has
had new iron bridge erected over the Lit
Tie Gunpowdcr, on the Hartford turnpike.
Travel has been suspended over this portion
of the road since Monday, the route taken in
the meantime being by way of Fallston and
Guyton's Bridge. The new bridge was to be
thrown open for travel to-day.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-05-12

"a" Wantcd.-Onc hundred head of Cattle 10
pasture on Taylor's Island. Apply to JAS. c.
Malcolm, Michaclsvllc. apes
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-05-12

,Sg"No.7 William Penn Cook Stove, in good
order, for sale cheap. +. G.. Garrcttson, Bel
Air, Md. arl4
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FARM OR TRACT OF LAND,

situated in Hartford county, in the State of
Maryland, called Soak Hill Farm" which is
described in n deed of mortgage from John
&. Tenant and wife TO Franklin Hanway,
guardian, dated the 9th December, 1862, and
recorded among the Land Records of said
county, in Liber VIC No. 10, folio 345, &C.,
containing
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-05-12

c=ag"For ale.-Bcdsead-, Feather Beds and
Bed Clothing. Enquire nj Robert W. Hollands,
near Bel Air apl4
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-05-12

ASSESSOR APPOINTED. Coy. Carroll has
appointed Thomas B. Swartz of Abingdon
district, assessor for the second assessment
district, in place of VIM T, Sawyer, resign
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-05-12

Ley Wanted to Buy, few first-cass Fresh
Cows. VIM NJ. Edelin,, Jr., Fallston p. o.
Hartford Co., Md. my12-2t
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THE THIRD PARCEL Is
gnimproyed Land
containing
298 AGR ES.


The terms of sale prescribed by the decree
urc-that one-third of the purchase money
shall be paid in cash on the day of sale, and
the residue in two equal instalments at six
and twelve months, with interest from the
day of sale and security approved by the
trustees.
AT the same time the undersigned will offer
at public sale all the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-04

COTTON on THE SPOT DULL--FUTUREs STEADY
FLOUR sTEADy--wHEAr sTRADY--coRS FIRM.
xR--oATs sTEADY-wHIsKEY rIGM--poRK
FIRMER-LARD FIEMER-PETRoLEuM mac
1lvE-sP1IITs TURpENTINE sTEADy--GosrN
QUIEr--oILs QUIET--rRRIGHrs QUITE FIRM-
GRAIN TONNAGE FAIRLY AcrIvE-corrEr
sTEADY-suGAR FIRM.
WEDNESDAY, May Sc r. NJ
There was a more active movement in some kinds OF
merchandise to-day although the general markets
were unchanged. on Change the conspicuous features
were q fair movement In wheat much better market
for and sharp reaction In the markets for pork
and lard which decidedly h CHER the latter bc
ing seve Freghss continued strong Cotton oths ,po,
dahl Futures quiet bu, steady Naval stores re-
mSined quiet Oils quiet Petroleum was inactive
and nominal Sugar hrm.
corrKx-Tlc market TOR Brasils remained Arm vtth
sales u 2c6I b. Rio Morning STAR I7,c for fair
aud .0o bags do ex do private coffee was
quiet We quote Ordinary cargoes l5isc i5hc; fair
do IKE IKE; good no.. i7s<c isc prime do issc
lste. range tor lots. f5 I9lsc Santos fair
good i7c. i1Ac gold ninety days; Java
bags 10 24e do. grass mats, 22c Doc SIN raporc
DO s,sc. 2oc. ceyion i7tsc. lsc.; Maracaibo Ice
lac. Lasusyra. l7se is,sc. Jamaica, i-c isc; St
Domingo i5e i3Ac: Porto Rico isc Ice Costa Flea
lie lee Mscssssr issc. isSc. Mexican lie isc
Manila lie Use Anros,ara lie is; savaniiia Ice.
lst,c- Curacao. Ice. IKE.
Corrox-fhe market Tor SPOT dali but prices were
unchanged Futures closed quiet but steady The
prices to-day compare With Tuesdays prices follows;
T4s.I4. NM u IT. NJ. "A
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.
CITY OF CINCINNATI
MUNICIPAL GOLD BOND9

Tho creditors OF George A. 0lncy held yesterday,
their first meeting a. the once OF Register Fitch No
sl5 Broadway prove debt and elect assignee The
bankrupts liabilities stated be about $50 oo0
and among others the following claims were nlcd:-
Doie +. olney, $4,000 James D. oney s2o3l:
James b. Olney, executor. 81, 500; James o. Smith
SON. $ll35 Mr.. william J. Trmblc, OF No. 322 Broad.
way was elected assignee
The FIRST meeting OF the creditors OF Alexander Bur.
CESS held yesterday afternoon before Register l.
r. Williams, OF No. Warren street. Mr. Burgess ID
the gentleman by means OF whom Duncan,
Sherman Co.. the bankrupts had large
amount Of bills discounted. The liabilities Of
the bankrupt In this wcre stated 10 exceed
81, 600 600, while his assets amount 10 nothing few
claims were ncd and the creditors present elected Mr.
William A. Harding OF No. 346 Broadway assignee
meeting OF the creditors OF w. G. Stctnkampf,
dealer IN malt and hops at No ~ Water street. wai
held on Tuesday when Mr. Stenkampf read state
men Of his affairs, which showed that his liabilities
amounted 10 about $50 900 and his 500 900
committee was appointed TO examine into the mat
ter anu al an adjourned meeting held yesterday tho
committee reported that the statement from
the books, was correct The committee also recon-
mcnded That MI Steinkamprs request that exien.
SION De granted him be acceded and accordingly, by
unanimous vote Of the creditors, all OF whom
present. the following arrangement agreed 20 =
twenty hse per cent 10 be paid in four months pei
cent IN eight months, 10 per cont ten months, ten
per cent IN twelve months and twenty-five cent In
ntccn months, making total Of ssventy-n cens on
| the dollar.
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Ha.sury = Illinois steers .. % JOE per III
Il f" w.s. Is y s s !.
w w ~ sws y Illinois zoe per To- sl'h -
r. Vault :,ssss ss RlspSs; y Missouri n
Fuller . ssS Z: & XII our %
win Sos. per i ID, vssSs s ess p Missouri
s sssr 81 e ss % Win as e asss yes
Missouri steers at oc per ~ w,,s soc 81 per head
sss@sa ..s o. AsS,sa % Illinois steers :, s,c
Weight ~ iiuoi. .sssss At io.e per H. weight
81 a sr s Il c and R' wa s .sfs'
ss ;sss: yi Hss ~ r's @ '' i.
z n.; ;ssT T. Toe p. y 81 Of pc, sss ss
'S sssi'i Hss ss
'@ VI Win Sss i Ssss weight o;' M
ios per vsisS s sws; y l!aai. seer: az
. s wss y "a head "ssA Sd .o. y 4 ME-
per- r. with soc; on per head weight g; swi;
a s s s s s. VIII 81
a Illinois At ioc H., weigh. 81. s. Illinois
II ss = sP:r
of per head weights 81 ewt a7 cwt 0s Missouri steers
Ds e esr Sow and
shssp per s. so Al
;sss .s'i s XII
28ssD lbs. At 6s5c per ib. In Ohio sheep weight
,o lbs 4 shc ser ~ Kaso rideois sol. s7d
Ohio sheep, weigh! 400 lbs as as per ID 40 Ohio
at - IS head 10 spring lambs ut 81 per head Keihz
sold 49, sheep weight $50 lbs terms not obtained
Hume Elliott sold state sheep weight 32u lbs, NJ 5c
per - State Sheep weigh, asO lbs at oe per ID -
state sheep weight 800 lbs at &C. per ID 80 state
yearing lambs, weight 1000 lbs NJ &c. lb rs spring
lambs. weight s2D lbs at 5c per ID; ~ Ohio Sheep
weight 2J40 lbs ID. TT OHIO sheep. weight
= odo bs. ~ sc ID ~ Ohio sheep. weight 1000
A. choice quality Ohir sheep w. Elliott sold 50 Ohio Sheep
weigh, $50 lbs. 6Ac lb IT'D Ohio sheep, weight
~. 800 lbs Mt Tie. per H.
MrLcm Cows-rrade slow and small 3 COWS with their
Calves sold at $50 $40 per head.
vKAIS CALvEs.-Smooth quality vcas not TO hand.
Coarse quality and quality calves slow Of sale
heavy OF prices SC &C. per h. general sales
ut SIC &c. per ID.
H0Gs-One load of Ohio hogs, In number $50 head,
average weight Ill lbs head gross sold &C. h.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-04
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY, MAY l. 187e-TR1pLE SHEET

and St. Paul Railroad Company consolidated sink
fund mortgage per cent bonds due 1906 interest
January and July, with $500 dividend scrip toward
payment NJ par for consolidated sinking fund seven
per cent bond, $1,000 each. 1872 81, 600 County OF
Kings ~ }. Ocean Park Way Improvements per
cent bonds due May l. 1883; interest May and Novem-
ber $1,000 each. l0Sh % shares Continental
Bank OF New York. 500 each, IA so shares Citizens
Fire Insurance Company, $40 each, lso1s; 4 shares
State OF Indiana six per bonds due April l. 1879;
interest April ana October accrued from LIST
April last to be charged 10 the purchaser 81 900 each
l03t; 90 shares Broadway and Seventh Avenue Rail-
road Company 500 EACH o. Is shares National Citi-
zens' Bank $25 each 1907 shares Bulls Head Bank,
$40 each, 80; shares National Mechanics Banking
Association, $50 EACH S. shares East River National
Bank, $50 EACH 100; II shares Citizens Gasght Com
pany Of Brooklyn, $20each. 92k
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GALVESTON May 3 1876.
Cotton quiet middng. 11Sc low middiing. lie. good
ordinary 99c Net receipts, Ol bales Exports coastwise
93. Sales, Gil. Stock, 232U
NKw ORLEANS, May g. 1876.
Cotton demand fair: middling he low middling, lie;
good ordinary Sc. Net receipts POI bales gross, bob
ExportsTo France to the Continent. 1861 Sales
1900 Stock, l736U3.
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gold on account Of interest," and s42 600 redemption
OF hvctwcnty bonds
Tho subTreasury paid out to.day Slo,4 silver in
exchange for fractional currency 10 applicants here
and s34, 700 on drafts from Washington.
INVESTMENT SHARES
Investment stocks were steady. New York Central
brought liz, with exceptional sales on sixty day op-
tons at 1924 a lo9k; Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, ITO 1927 100 l0sa; Rock Island, l0sA
1888 Cleveland and Pittsburg guaranteed s44; III
mos Central o. New Jersey Central 9sss o7; Della.
ware and Hudson, ia llsE; United States Express,
70; Adams, loS,s; American, 6i1s Fort Wayne, lo2
rHR
The London advces report The market for consos
and United States bonds steady; ls67s advanced TO
losat, but later It reacted to lo9h; 900 sterling
went into the Bank Of England to-day. Tho following
are the five O'Clock quotations:-Consols for money,
s5s 95H; consos for account, 95x sixtynve bonds,
old, lo3a1 sixty seven bonds lo9l lo9z; ten-forty
bonds, lo71k; hvcs. 1861; Eric. lsh a l3k; Erie
preferred, 20 -; Illinois, SIS a 81.
Paris advces quote hvo per cent rents lo4f ooc for
the account Exchange on London, 25f 17c for short
sight
The Times financial article says:-sRailway shares
arc hrmer There is general recovery except IN Erie
preferred and Illinois, which are again lower United
States stocks quoted at fractional advance"
STATE BONDS.
In State bonds Missouri long skies sold at losk do.
Of 1876 at 102 and District OF Columbia 65s at 7ok
7OJs small amount OF Georgia scvcns new, brought
LOG.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Government bonds closed steady at tho following
quotations -Unitod States currency skies, 126 1851
do. sixes 1884, registered, III u 12l7; do do. do,
coupon, 1924 1921 do do, 1865, registered, Hay
1l4s4; do. do, do, coupon, 114ls ll4z; do do,
do, new, registered 1lS1s lle; do. do, do, do,
coupon 1lS7s l19S; do. do, 1867 registered, l2l
l2lh; do do, do, coupon, i2l l2l4 do. do, 1865,
registered, 1921 1913; do do, do coupon, 122h q
1913; do do, tenforties, registered 1175s l1Ss do.
do, do, coupon, llss 1ls5t do. nvcs 1881, regis
tered, 117s . 1l75S; do do, do, coupon, 1l7k
ll7S.
PHILADELPHIA srocxa
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RAILROAD BONDS.

RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds dull the transactions footing up
only $4,000 The largest transactions were in Mchi-
gan Central scvcns at 1907 101 and Great Western
rsts at SO. The Pacific issues sold at los for Union
nrsts 100H for land grants and 1857 for Centrals
Milwaukee and ST Paul. La Crosse Division, fell off
from 1924 to 102 and do, 9. and n. Division, from
90 to 95h. Northwestern Consolidated gold coupons
brought ok. Albion and Tcrre Haute Grsts sold at
106 The following were tho latest bds:-
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$1,000 Mo 6's, long BIDS.
1000 Ced + 4 VI ist..
1000 Ind, B 4 w LIST.
1000 Mich South 8 I
1UU Z Z LIST, y 4 U br
100 do.
9gU Tn fac kR ist..
100 do.
5OOU ST L&I Mt lst.b3
1900 West U c. 1870
North No LIST. -.
500 + X w LIST, StL d
400 y 4 " con . i.bc
10 shs Bank OF Com.
100 Con Coal, b c ss)
loo West Tn Tel. b q. b3
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Dsvsred contract 400 bales For future delivery the
sac; s We're ss Yesterday AFTER two M,JIne
700 a. - Ice August. 500 a ls.c 100 At - i,ssc
300 bales. To-day. up two r M.-May, 1000 bales
800 .. ~ alsas 100 At u asssc June 200 =. = Isis
y 5isc 100 a. y 81, Be 200 at y i5iss Jay 900
- ss2c 400 a. ls,c 700 at u 200 - is'e 800
Is 7sac. no at isssc. 100 a. Is essc 100 At Il
5 ~ 500 a. u 9aac 100 a. lS&s. $40 at
800 at i3lac. October. loo at is Lice; Novrm.
ber 800 BE Total. q, bales Grand total. II 200
The receipts Al the ports were follows 7ol;
ton 27i; Wilmington a. Norfolk, os5; New York 2oa;
Boston. ILL., Philadelphia 25 Total 1897 This day last
wees 49, mi, day las. year 1908 Total since Sep
closed as foowsTo Hayrc. hy steam, c compressed TO
steam. ac cofhpresssd 10 Liverpool kc BY steam ~
sail 7-33d.
FLouR GRArN-Receipts-Flour 1884, bbis.: wheat,
$1,000 bushcls meal 2s3 bb and $40 sacks oats,
1910 bushels: 81 944 do; 800 do barley.
1900 do The nour market steady, with moderate
inquiry. Tho sales 500 bills, including State
Western and Southern at the annexed quotations. Rye
-four sold TO the OF 450 bb Corn meal quiet
Sales 300 bbs and 200 sacks at the annexed
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ADVANCE AND DECLINE
The following are the changes In closing prices com.
pared with those of yesterday

ADVANCE AND DECLINE
The following are the changes In closing prices CON-
pared with those Of yesterday
ApvAScE'-Aiiantic and Pacific preferred, n; New
York Central, 4; G. c. ana c., Il Erie Il; llii-
nois Central. \ Lake Shore, Il Michigan Central,
q Ohio ana Mississippi. q Pacific Mail, = Panama
]; Quicksilver, Y; Rock Island, Il ST. Paul. y do
preferred, *; Union Pacific, ~ Western Union, =.
DEcLrSE---New Jersey Central. y; Missouri Pacific,
y, Harlem, i: Hannibal common ~ do. preferred,
\; Delaware Lackawanna and Western, TX; C. G. c.
and l., A. Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph. 4.
SrArIossRY.--Northw western common and preferred
Producers Petroleum, Wabash, and Gold
MONEY MARKEr.
Money closed at So per cent and freely sup
Piled stock collaierals at this rate. Prime paper
passes at and per cont The rates of exchange on
New York are enthusiastically selling 5-l6
buying. VI; Charleston, y y premium; New
Orleans Commercial. 3-i6, Bank. v; Cincinnati Hrm
% 10 100 premium; Chicago, 90 premium; ST LOUIS.
100 premium.
Sterling exchange 10 very Grin. Prime asking rates,
ASK and 49oh: selling rates, ASS q ASK and
lssk . 4sox; reichmarks. 9sas s5k and e6a .
sox: Gables, 7ot a 1917; prime Paris, bisk and
AIN
rnR
Gold opened and closed at 1921. with sales In the
interim al ll2k The rates paid for carrying 2
TX, ~, 8 and per cent
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iD:lJ AND ll:3O A.
sioooou 5-2o.c, e7. lolh $1,000 $ 5's r. 49,. J
1000 Us SIS, slbc ll7is 5000 IS. c. 81. /

$500 Ga rs. new. 49,.
2WNO Mo tis, hds.
5000 Mo 6's, '70.
5000 Dist oil 3.6j's..
lOpM& SPlst. LaCd
1900 do. ...........
1000 NJ 4 = 4. G 4 NJ
1000 do. !. -.
500 Chi 4 n w lst.. :
5000 g x \ &C o.
1000 Mich Cen rs.
10000 do. .bc
90 Cen rae gold D..
5000 Tn Pac kn lst.
1000 I'm Pac rs. I e..
$500 Alt 4 7 II lst..
$4,000 ct West LIST. 'sS.
10 shs Hanover Bank
IL Merchants Blk IL.
20 ID a II Can.b c.opg
30 do. ...........
20 Quick Min. ...b c
100 A X + Tel bic
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tion, and cotton in running in quality
than half grade above or below the grade quoted-

.Stained-Good ordinary 9t{c.
low middiing. 1926; Middling,
Spot sales were As follows
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.


Cotton quiet; middling. 11Dc low mddng lie. good
ordinary 9c Net 7Oi bales EXPORTS coastwise
- 'a's' = : '0eA' - Sxw ORLEANS, May 8, 1870
ssSssS $'s 1:s
asSS Stock i7sSs - 'ns '0''hsn 0' sa's'
MoslLx. May 8, 1870.
low midallss; ,csss good ordinary s,s Net
ceipts lso bales Exports cosstwise, lOs Sales So0
c..... ,,.,,. :. sAv4sxAM, May :: 1870 10,
s.; ssi ssi s,ss
steady se ~ +: :sr!ss w IS
* .mosT aa g l' ~1is Ss:r
white Ne NY q IS and extra 81 S. Corn
:ss held y sss: ana ~ Conn meal 40
unchanged. Canal froigts-whest exc and rye &C.
DO de- a%Sss %s'fs
es s 90 '9saS
oats d. barley %. Flour Sc lower; sales
2 y rs 80 s ss1 :gsg e s9 q Ssss r
sT ?. o s.:.. 'a s ears ..r ss; 9 ~
sssns III
Barley inactive Seeds firm timothy higher; sales 900
saa s. fsss
cy maas srd Z s S % g TO-
Flosr steady. Wheat steady: No; white Wabash,
Na a." i s. 49, red wn.sr 81 IL 10 red
low Sansa White Sic ny grade
aiesssa @ 9%s. ss,sps
ss Sss. - ys GOO DO s &C. a1 sh do
oats
S mi Ss. spns :.,Ss g
Corn fairly active and shade higher No 4sc spot
$ s,ss. 1's :s.ss .ss;
sas s ss and s1e:p ss1as At ssf
%s. q me s sales g
sss's s'a III ~ y iRss sS
issss 5S SS xSss bushels g D
asG ss se0
sa rs ss fs
9dssc. May; 9ssse June Corn lover 44'sc May; 44ho
PROVIDENCE MARKET.
PRov1D.scs r. l.. May Printing cloths quiet
HAVANA MARKETS.
Spanish gold. asl,< E1ch.nre arm. Sugar dull
BRAZIL MARKETS.
cogssMarks. animated, prices hm good hrsts $500
Exchange ON London, 25,s.
quiet. price. sassc: 10 n ss.ss. ISIS su
psror Santos SOU s 80 rcis per 10 Fiios ''''
EUROPEAN MARKET.
LovDox PRODUCE MARKxr-LoSpos, May 3--Evening.-
Luseed cake ElO 5s tun lnseed OIL ia 3D. per cwt
FINANCIAL.
U6UsT BELMONT 1 co..
Trsvcilcrs Credits available in all parts Of the world
Messrs DE ROTiisCHILD
49,. and theirs their correspondent. i,
Money on California and Europe.
ny AMOUNT TRUST FUNDS TO LOAN on
~ MORTGAGE; city g. Brooklyn wor corr n p,
| Ana OPPORTUNITY OFFERED TO PLACE FROM
CITY House and Lot worth twice the amount bona has
parties mo brokers' with funds to invest may apply to r. b.
| LEX fROTHiNGHAM 4 CO., BANKERS AND
"A Brokers' No ~ Wall New York. make for
h q pay e
twenty times the amount invested every thirty days Re
bought carried long desired deposit three to
Circulars and weekly reports sen. free
/ A TfIE EVENING TELEGRAM
RATES 10 S RENTS rE EE LII LINZ ~
Monday. 371o0
Tuesday. 312uO
Medne sdny 500
Thursday ~ 800
Friday 1860
Saturday oo5uU
Total. go 800
49, OFFICE NJ. ANN ST.
4 -DEFAULTED RAILROAD AND OTHER BONDS
- : 80 ''' EDWARD G. FOX 4 CO..
30 Broad st.,
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CmURCII DIRECTNKN.

FrSr PRIsmTENIAS--ScryicCs on the ID
Rnl'ith Sabbaths OF each month, morning
and evening. Rev. Dr. Lane, Pastor. Sab
hath School every Sunday morning at'0 o.
clock, b. Gilmore, Superintendent.
rolNT PLEASANT PRESBYTERIAN GHuGU'
w. L. Hill, Pastor. Preaching LIT and
Sd Sabhaths, morning and night. Bible
Class at the Parsonage on "Wednesday cv-
cuing Sabbath School, Sunday morning:
Nj. II. Hale, Superintendent
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL 'CnuRCt- Rev T.
H. Lacy. Rector Services ~ follows At
Christ Church, Point Pleasant every sun
day morning at l0l O'Clock, except the I'd
Sunday in each month, aud every Sunday
evening, At q o'clock, except the Sd Sun
day IN each month. Sunday School ut .
O'Clock. I. Striblins, Sup't Ncstry meet
ing on the evening Of the 2d Monday in cy-
cry month, Services at Bruco's Chapel on
the ID Sunday at lOl A.. M, Mason City
an the Sd Sunday vt 3! p NJ, West Col
umbia the 81 Sunday at 6s p, NJ. ::
NJ T.. CugRcu-ServicCs on the lst and
Sd Sabhatlls of each month, in the even.
ing. &. G. Widing, Pastor. Sabbath school
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