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USE
Heisley's Samaritan Linimen

Ifyou have Rheumatism,
HEISLEY'S SAMARITAN LINIMENT
II you have Neuralgia,
HEISLEY'S SAMARITAN LINIMENT
II You nave Collie or Cramps,
HEISLEY'S SAMARITAN LlNIMENT
II you have the Piles,
If you have any kind Of Ache or Pain,
HEISLEY'S SAMARITAN LINIMENT
Try il, and you will be surprised at the bene-
fetal effect derived from q thorough and faithful
use Of this popular remedy. II is purely vegeta-
ble safe and clean to use internally and exier-
naliy. Sold by VIM J. Edelen Co., Leonard
own, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-10-25

No pain endured BY man or woman Kind can
possibly equal the exquisite agony Of neuralgia
Tic; in all such cases we have ample evidence 10
prove that Heisleys Samaritan liniment gircs
instant relief in even the most aggravated chronic
cases. We have had . wonderful experience with
Il in Neuralgia and Piles. For sale By VIM.
Edelen 4 Co.. Leonardtown. Nd.
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Since Aches and Pains to us are sen
A Cure is sure by using
HELSLETS SANAR{AN LlNIMEyTy
HEELEY's SAMARITAN LnrxExr
cures Piles,
cures Rheumatism,
HElsLEY's SAMARITAN Lrxrxxxr '
cures Neuralgia,
HEIsLEY's SAMARITAN LyIxENr
cures Sprains,
cures Bruises,
cures Felons'
IlEIsLEy's SAMARITAN LISrxESr
cures Headache,
HEIsLEY's SAMARITAN LiSnExr
cures Toothache,
Ano Is SOLD BY Wm J. Edelen Co., Leonard
town, Md
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oil &c A piece Of cotton satsrased
U16S with Dr.. HEISLEY'S SANA
RlrAN LtNINENr and applied 10 the Piles
gives INSTANT relief. Its eject in Piles Is ike
water to the parched tongue II has cured cases
OF 10 years standing, and no case. however chron-
&c or obstinate, can long RESIST il regular USE
For sle BY wm, J. Ede,en 1 Co, L-onara
town Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-10-25

lieisley's Samaritan Liniment is earninga
splendid reputation, especially in old chronic
cases Of Piles and Neuralgia. Its power ever the
infiamed and irritated surfaces and diseased
nerves seems almost fabulous II has cured cases
Of Piles whrre the outward pro,rusions were as
large Af fen' egg, and the pain most exeruci-
atng. II gisesinmesliase relied. There is moth
ing at sil Iike g. 50 eon't be put of with any
| thiaS f,ss. Fer Srleby wm. J. Edelen Co,
LecHhTd0wn. Nd. -.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

LAYING assumed since the LIST OF January,
II 1877, the proprictorship Of Moore's Hotel In
Lecnardtown, the undersigned respectfully be-
speaks a continuance Of the liberal patronage
which has heretofore been extended to the HOUSE
and takes occasion 10 assure the travelling public
that no effort or endcavcr will be wanting on
his part to maintain the ancient high reputation
OF the establishment as place Of entertainment.
HERBERT 7. MOORE.
March %, lsTT-u.
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FOR REGISTER OF WIS.

Nsssrs. Es<oss please announce yoHN r
ABELL, Esq, rs a candidate for the positisn of
Register Of Wills for Sc. Mary county At the
election in 1873 and say that he will be warmly
supported by the people OF the county, generally.
Sept u, 1870 The Peoale
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Rheumatic Pains ar

subdued BY HEISLEYS SAMARITAN LrxrxExr.
and il never fails to benefit even the worst cases
OF chronic Rheumatism. Don't he put of with
any other. For sale by Vim. J. Edelen Co
Leonardtown, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-10-25

nj A II MS
Agricultural Warehouse.
Headquarters for
Peruvian Guano,
Turner'S Excelsior,
Pure Bone Dust,
Dissolved Bone,
Phosphate of Lime,
Made from BLOOD, BONES and Pc
RUvIAN GUANO, an excellent Fertil-
izer for all crops.
Seeds.
A large stock Of new Western Timothy,
sl.S5 per busbel, Clover and Orchard
Grass Seed, choice seed Wheat and Rye.
Drills.
We are agents for the Buckeye Drill,
the very best now in use.
Mills.
A full assortment Of Cider and Wine
Mills.
Pumps.
The celebrated Cucumber Wood Pump
from $500 to $4,000.
Hay and Fodder Cutters of all kinds.
Corn Knives and Baskets.
A full assortment of Flows and Castings
200 dozen Mann's Axes, rs cts . piece.
100 Axe Helves, 80 cts "a dozen.
1000 Kegs Nails, $3.50 per 100 lbs.
200 Kegs Horse and
Mule Shoes, $40 per Keg.
100 Boxes Horse
Shoe Nails, Is cts. per h.
A full assortment of all kinds Of Ag-
ricultural Implements, Seeds, Fertili-
GERS and Hardware at
p. MANN'S,
7o7 TIN STREET, OPPOSITE CENTRE MARKET.
WASHINGTON, DC
Sept 81, 1877
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1WnuTNn The intolerable itching
II ouINu Piles, Corns, Bunions, ke,
ceases the veyr INSTANT Hcisiey Samaritan Lin
iment Is used. For sale by VIM. J. Edelen 4
Co., Leonsrdsowne Md
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oERS0yS indebted 70 ne on 8etsi account
and for ecaae are notified, shat unless they
make arrangrments 10 settle their indebtedness
By the 1t q jszsazy. 1871. their nosss and &C
counts viii be placed in the way sflegal coilec-
tion.
JOHN F FEywICK.
Dee. -, 1876 If
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HENRY DUvAI.l q co.'s PAfuxEyr
BRAND OF FKkrIIlZkRS. OFFICE
No. ss SOUTH ST.,
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE.
.as.-
Our Super Phosphases are prepared for all
crops, acc0rding 10 the analysis Of The p,sn,
tor which u is intended, fom the best rer,iii,.
ing materials ehtainAA,e Pexuliariv rirh 4,
Ammonia, Soluble Phosphate and Potash Sail.
and in hne dry mechanical condition, th<y car
not eeexce'ied In efficacy, imneaiate and perma-
nent.
Wherever tried We receive the mast sss,er;nr
accounts Of results and increased orders.
full supply Of both the Tobacco Plant fer
the Tobacco crop and our Ammsnia,~d Suner
Phosphate for The Corn. WHEAT and other crops.
will be manufactured and kept On hand the sp.
preaching season, the quality, price and ,erms
viii he the same as formerly, and the high stan
dard we have established shah be maintained.
HENRY DUvALL Co.
Sole Prcpsiesnrs Of the Patuxsut Brand of Ar
moniaied Ssper Phosphate Of lame ana ake-
For sale By
WIN. A. LOKER, Lcoaard.ovs.
l.. D. SMITH, ST. lnigoes.
TT. c. HERBERT, ST. Cienenes Ray.
NOTICE TO FARMERS, rLANrERs AND
OTHERS.
Mr.. X. c. Davidge is no longer EMPLOYED nv
rs for the sale Of our Pasuxens brand Of fsrtilis.
ers. All orders for and business in regard to-
our Fertilizers must be mSde direct with us or
Fertilizers sold under the brand cs pa,nxers
without our name attached viii not he the orig.
inal and genuine Pasuxent Fertilizers and we
will not be responsible for their results
HENRY DCvALL CO,
SoleP ropriciors OF the Patnxent Brand of Fer
tiliIcrs. No. 90 South ST., Baltimore.
May ?, lsTT-u.
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Fire Insurance !
eOiRDlEO school FeR youEe LADIES At
ST. THOMAS, CHARLES COUNTY, ND.
Conducted By Ae lKsses Neale.

SCH0OL will reopen on the LIST Monday in
- September. The ladies in charge Of the
school, who have considerable experience in teach
ing, nay great attention to the department of the
pupils a. well a. to their advancement in their
studies. The scholastic year consists Of two ses-
sious, FIVE months each. Except in cases of pro-
tracsed sickness, no deduction will be made for
absence or withdrawal before the close of a ses-
sion. The location Is . healthy and convenient
one, being but short distance from the cars at
Cox Station and few minutes walk from Chapel
Point, where the Steamer Express lands twice a
week. The school Is but q few steps from the
church and Is under the patronage Of Rev. J. B.
Dewolf, pastor Of ST. Thomas.
TERMS:
Board, Tuition washing, per annum, sle5 90
Music, IS 90
French. 10 90
One-half Of The above amounts are required to
be paid semi-snnnally in advance. For further
particulars, address
MISS JENNIE NEALE, Cox's Station,
Aug ls, ls71-lw. Charles county, Nd
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SAMARITAN

man body 10 subject. For sale BY Vim. J. Eide
/ Co. Lsonardtown, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-10-25
Heisiey's Ns~arifan Linimenf.
NJ H-x~ho.u Camph


Opium, Chiorofosm, Peppermint, TurPentine
Creascte. Cayenne or Ginger in Heisley's Sauna
ritan Liniment. This new and wonderful vcge
table pain destroyer d entirely different from al
Others. For sale by Vim. J. Edeien Co.. Leoa
midtown. Nd
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Fire! Fire Fire !!

Fire I! Fire !! Fire
DWELLINGS Furniture Bsrns,
II Out houses, Earn Produce, &C.,
&c, insured On ths NstnA Plan By The
STATE OFMARYLAND
xuTuAL nax
Insurance Company
OF BALTIMORE,
Office No. II SoxtA Street,
b. G. HARRIS, President.
DIRAc1oRs.
8. II. CAughy, Of Noah wslker& Co.
]. L. Langley. Com Merchant, BALTIC.
Z. d. Anderson, Of Anderson 4 Bro.
John Stack, Carpenter and Builder.
Hon. George Brent, Court of Appeals.
George p. jenkins, Charles county.
j. T. Ballenger, 81. Nary's county.
B. G.. Harris, Baltimore.
This 10 . Home Compaay, gotten up
expressly in the interest Of the citizens
of Southern Maryland, to enable them
TO overcome the difficulties they expe-
rienced in procuring Insurance in the
ordinary Insurance Companies, with .
majority Of its Directors we'll known in
that community.
1t has been In business now over four
years. All losses accrued, and they have
been unusually large, kare been faith fslly
and promptly paid, which is our best
guarantee for the future.
The plan adopted is the safest and
cheapest known in Insurance, and af-
fords to all Insurance at its exact cost,
and ought to be encouraged by all who
wish to protect themselves against loss
or damage by fire.
If those interested will get it their
patronage aud interest themselves in
the increase of its business, i'll a few
years it will rank among the largest In.
surance corporations in Maryland, a
credit and benefit to all, and an honor
to the State.
June %. 1S73-tf.n
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CHARLES KISGSLEY's HOME AND PARISH

He now settled at Eversley with his
wife, and life flowed on peacefully, not
withstanding the anxieties of "a sOreli :
neglected parish, and the expenses Of
an old house which had not been re-
paired for more than hundred years.
Ine house itself was damp and unwho OLE
some, surrounded with ponds which
ovei flowed with every heavy rain, anu
flooded not only the garden and stables,
but all the rooms on the ground floor,
hee ping up master and servants some
times all night, bailing out the water in
buckets for hours together, and drain
age works had to be done before it was
habitable. From these causes, and from
the charities falling almost entirely on
the incumbent, the living although o
good one, was for years unremunera-
tive; but the young Rector, happy in his
home and his work, met all difficulties
bravely; and gradually in the course OF
years The land was drained; the ponds
which ran through the garden and stood
above the level of the dwelling rooms
were filled up, and though the house
was never healthy it was Mbitab,e. 1t
is disappointing account OF the pictur-
esque house which SO many know. IL
must be confessed that a modern dwell
ing, well-bult and rOoied-in, thoroughly
drained and ventilated, with lofty CELL
ings and large windows, is, after all, a
preferable habitation to many a charm
ing mediRval mansion, delightful to an
@s lhetic eye. Nor is cost tO be forgot
| ten. l have heard Kingsley say that it
cost him 4SJ a year to keep mis- rectory
| in repair. There was a turnover in all
parochial arrangements. Or course
there were some who opposed the new
Rectors Innovations. The communion
had been celebrated three times year,
and the Church Wardens refused to pro-
vide Tor monthly celebrations. Kingsley
had himself for many years to bear the
cost, and doubtless the wrath OF some
who had known the church for thirty
years and never wished these neW-
| tangled decencies. But he made his
way. He was devoted Parish Priest,
visiting perpetually as well as preach
ing regularly. He thought it best, amid
| that generation Of poachers, never to
touch gun, but he sometimes had a
gallop in The hunting field. 81 defy any
MORTAL" said he TO the writer, $40 point
out any part OF my duty that is neglect
ed; and, that being so, take my recre-
alton in my own way" His preaching
from the first arrested attention. The
extraordinary experience OF being able
to listen with interest to a sermon was
not the least startling of the innoYa-
tions which aroused the parishioners of
Eversley. The respectable Bishop
Sumner, characUeristically, found fault
with the sermons as "to0 culloquial." :"
have known many respectable digna-
taries to whom, for obvious reasons, u
sermon to which human beings could
listen was an objectionable offense.-
Frasers Magazine.
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Ohio Legislature.
National Associated Press to the star.
SENATE.

....... SENATE.
COLUMBUS, O., Feb. 26.-The follow
ing bills were passed:
10 authorize the County Treasurers to
proceed by civil action to collect delin-
quent taxes.
House bill to refund the interest paid
by JAS. Eakin, EX-Jomm ssioner OF No
bic County, for money borrowed for the
county.
The contested election OF Cox VS.. Har-
mon was resumed, and after some pre-
liminary proceedings, counsel proceed
ed to read from the printed evidence in
the case.
The remainder of the afternoon, and a
night session, were consumed in hear
ing evidence and suggestion OF counsel.
HOUSE.
New bills were Introduced as follows
BY MIR. McLane-To transfer funds in
the Treasury of Warren. Trumbull
BY Mr.. NiXon-To require teachers in
the public schools 70 undergo examina-
tion in algebra.
BY Mr.. Thresher-To authorize actor
Tor compensation for causing death by
wrongful act, neglect or default, to be
brought by the executor or admlnistra-
tor OF deceased.
BY Mr.. Hostelter-To provide for
Strengthening, clearing out, widening,
deepening, and otherwise improving
still-water, ditch, creek and tributaries
in Darke County.
By Mr.. Hostetter-To authorize the
County Commissioners Of Darke Coun-
ty to levy a tax to pay of the indebted
ness of the County Agricultural So
ciety.
BY MIR. Blake=To authorize transfer
OF funds in the Treasury of the village
of Garrettsville, Portage County,
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Cincinnati Leaf Tobacco market.
CINCINNATI, Feb. q.

ClNOINNATI, req. ~.
The receipts have been light this week and
the market WAS irm. The demand was chiefly
for Ol cutting stock at something like higher
range Of lrces The total offerings at auc-
tion for the week were 60l hogsheads and ia
boxes as follows: 2S4 hhds Mason County,
Kentucky, District, trash, lugs and
leat--29 hhds new-15 hhds at SO 45a5 9o:
at So az 50, Z az sS 05a9 10, 2 at so; ?l9 hhds
oIu-y hhds al $4 25a5 90 "a at So 45a7 81 5S at $S
40 90, 90 at $10ai4 10, s7 at $i5al9 so, at $2Ja
"a IS, l at $27 81. 1856 hhds Brown County,
Ohio, District - y hhds new hhds at
IA Gas S., at 81 05a7 30, at So 60a9, at
$W; boxes new at s. 70; ia hhds Old-2 hhds
at "a 50a6 81, 20 at IS 0ja1 9j, 80 at $Sa9 3 !
45 at Sl0al4 So 10 at Slial9 rs, at $2l T5a25.
80 hhds Owen County Kentucky, Districts
hhds new: % hhds at So 2ja5 81, ID at $6l
80, IL at $Sa9 ~, / at $40; hhds old at
SO 4iaS. " hhis and boxes Pendleton Coun-
ty, Kentucky, District-84 hhds new-2l at s3 so
as 81 10 at soar 9j; IL at $Say 51 at $l0al0 rs;
boxes new At $2 GAS: 2S hhds old-l0 hhds
at ~ l0at 90: 8 at $6 S5a7 50; 0 at $8a9 70; at
$40 25a II Is. 2S hhds Boone County, KY, Dis.
trct-6 hhds new at $4A7 55: % hhds olG at
from 81 50 TO $l4. IL hhds and IL bxs new West
Vnginia-16 hhds at from $3 to SO "; II bXs
at 50 50ay so, common file to medium
wrappers. hhd and b boxes new Southern
Indiana-1 hid at $6 80; boxes at So 5Ua
) 6J 142 caLJs cigar leaf hllers,
binders and wrappers-9U cases Wiscon-
sin-5j cases at So 20a3 95, 23 at "a 9Ua5 rs, 10 at
81 0Oa7 70, at IS Az, ut $1l 75al2 70, 81 cases
Ohio -l2 cas- at 81 7ja3 95, II at 4a5 30, 10 at
$BaI as. at SS lOaS 21, at from SO 00 TO
A77
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FINANCIAL.
C1NcINNATL Feb. N-l.3O P. NJ.

CINCINNATia Feb. W-l.30 p. NJ.
Gold is easy to-day. 1t opened at 1044 in
Wall street this morning, and is now quoted
1O4I. Dealers here are buying at lO4js and
selling at 1O5. Gold checks on New YORK are
quoted l05.
Moderate demand for Eastern exchan &C, W ith
light offerings Rates steady aud unchanged.
Dealers are buying at par and selling at 10
premium.
Sterling Is quiet and easy, the demand be-
ing light. 1t is worth 81 IS for sight and 81 SO
for sixty-day bills per E, in gold.
The demand !of money is moderate There
is an ample supply and the market is easy at
s 10 Uer cent.
Government bonds are quiet and easy to- day,
W TIL generally slight downward tendency.
Tlre local buying and selling rates are as fol-
lOWS.
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For Wheeling.

THIS DAY ,27th, at P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
~ n the HUDSON, List, Master. APP
ssssiasss&A-s% ply On board or to Matt Mcclure.
ssazSisS j. c. Dprman & Co., Agents.
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HOGS-Market quiet and steady at yester-
days prices. ComWon sell at s5a5 20: far TO
good light at s. 3Oa5 so, fair to good packing,
IS G0ai So, and select butchers - 90a6 10 per
Genital gross.
CATTLE-Market dull and easy, but prices
unchanged. Common are quote0 50 50a3, lalr
to medium So 25a4, and good to choice "A 25A5
per GENITAL gross.
sHEEP-Market quiet and prices are weak,
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In ORDER TO ACCOMMODATES EASTERN
ADVERTISERSIN THE STAR, MR.. E. DUN
CAN SNIFFEN, NO. 7s ASrOR HOUSE, NEW
YORK CITY, has been appointed our general and
special Agent for the Eastern States This Will be
branch Office of the STAR, Mr.. Sniffen being au-
thOrized to make advertising contracts on our be-
half, and receipt all collections therefor In Our
name.
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For VeVaV.

MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at
3P NJ,
R= GEO. W. CHEEK, w. II. Kirby,
LI5Fsls$ sEE Master. Apply on board, or at A.
kSassssiszaSNR Kennelrs, corner Main and Water
sJreest.
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but with no material change. Selling at SO 2ia
% for common 10 fair, ana ID 50a6 u Tor Eooi
TO extra per GENITAL gross.
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For Huntington.

THIS DAY, 9th. at p. NJ, POSITIVELY,
~ n the C.& O.RR.Packet BOSTONA,L.
LJSsahESaS BrysOn, Master. Freight received
aszs saz4aaSA@ at all hours on WharG-bOat, foot Of
Broadway. W. Honsheu, Superintendent,
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For POnerOy.

THIS DAY, 9th. at P. NJ. POSITIVELY,
Ws= n the TELEGRAPH, e. s. Morgan,
IuSksS t-ET Master Freight received at all
EsSiazaaaaa2 hours on Wharf boat, foot of Broad
way. w. Honshell, Superintendent.
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For Evansville.

THIS DAY, 9th, at P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
~ AFAwN, f. Smith, Master. Apply
on board, or to j. Z. Dorman Co.,
gents, No Main street.
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For New Orleans.

EDNESDAY, 9th, at 5P.M.. POSITIVELY.
~ D THOS. SHERLOCK. Lew. Hates,
Master. Apply on board. or TO Royse
ssasAsf;aassaR & Mossat, W. S. Getty, j. Cunning
ham, j. 5. Robinson, Agents.
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CINCINNATI, Feb. 21--2 T. N.
The following are the receipts and ship
ments OF live stock for the past "A hours:
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For Memphis.

2Sth, at PM. POSITIVELY,
rs VINT sHINKLE, Jas. Keniston.
L6hssStss Master Apply on board, or to
N Royse u Mosset, Agts. on n. ..
wharfboat
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DABIES OF CINCTNNATI-Awfulf funny
ID Comic Monthly, 10 cts, at any news stanu,
fell-u
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1l6I
1fJ9s
l0-40S small all..............
New 5s s...-..
Sold. Offered at. Bid

The following is the 80 p. NJ. report Of New
York stock Market, as received by Lea, Stel-
rett u Co., % Vest Third street.
, 1877-04-13

BY TELEOHAPH.
NEW YORK.

u &hs Tfsetrn A4socfds<d FFess.
New Yonx, April l9.-Goll strong; opcnel at
10a4, adsanced 70 1oUk, closlng 1t loo. Carrying
rates. tI3. ,.......
Silver al London hiAd. Here, silver bars 1el In
crrrubacks And 118 In gold. Silver coin Y dIs.
count.
Governments moderately active aud rcrJ strong
Nailroad bonds 1t the elpsa wufo generally trr.
State securities wcre steady.
Tue openIpx OF business On tho Stock Exehah3e
his morning seemed 10 ind!ests . continuation Of
The general depression Of yasterlsy. An aucslon
sale of considerable amounts Of Northwestern COM
lnon and Rock leland shares and other securities
wa4 announced to tako place 1t noon
Northwestern common and Rock lsland took
another susge downwarJs, and weak
spot waa developed In St. Paul shAres, all Of which
causcd raHgpd sort Of market, and there were not
wanting evidences OF tendency towards Z paptc,
This, however, Has Asefted. 9tst ~ III announce.
snt that the ssocks advertised Tor sale wcre with.
stocks gcnrra,lJ BY somo Ut tho leAdinR bears who
saw piafaly that crisis was approaching. Under
thck, circumstances the downward COURSE Uf prcc4
WAS nsrestcd. And for nmc higher hRaEsa wels
xttainnd
Nus,ug the afternoon the market was irregular
and unsettled, frequently GwaytnE TO and fro be-
tween Aruuets snd dcpEsasou until near tbs close,
u. 70 :le -. ftun, tho lowest point ef the
afternoon: Throughout tho day sesesal llaul1s.
iions took plAcs. and considerable amounts Of
stock held II collateral Tor loan. wcfe sold out ~
dual close was active. With better feeling. Tho
trunk roads were strengthened " sunVr from
Chlcsgo that ths Mauavrs VI raj! line. aud of lasEe
sc4sefs on rus iakes have had conference, At
they viii not ~ allowed to drop below III cents per
EwL Tho banks and trust SuupanlGs, which bold
, 1877-04-13

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T1r1nrooLr April IT'LL =. m-fLoun-No. I, 77s,
No. =, .5a . ...... -...
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No. I, lis ID; No. = ios 4dt white. No. I. ,2a Gi, No.
2 i2s als clnh No. l, ia Cd, No. =. ITS I'd. Corn
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rnovtAtoNs-P0rk. o0a. Lard. 463.
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wheat-,Tnter, No. Its I'll, No. los tod, spring.
No. I. liz GIs No. ?. los ID. Corn, 2ls 0aG1as.
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ssa87se1 aa,cs oo balcss speculation and cxpor,
400; American, aOoo.
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Jistts ID, do club, TIA sgd31lA di No. 10 No. rrh
Weatern spTua. los bd9tta Cd, do winter loa i0lis
ID. rIour-wostern canal. 25ecss, Corn-Wcstctu
mixed, - 3di now do, 24s o!3c5s. Osta-AHlcrscan,
1s93s B4. Harley, - American III. rcM-CanAdiAu,
a3s Cd.
CL0yzA,sxzn-Amerlcan. 63a75s. -.....
PnoytaIoys-Steha pork. nos Primo mea becf. u.s.
ID. Lara-AmcrtcAn, Aaa. Checso-Fine American,
7p1. Uac0n-L Long clear, laA adS shurt do, ss0s %.
TALtow-AmcsicAu. uos 0i.
PkrnoL.rH-ErlrA, 1ss refined, l3a9l1s Cd.
L1xtEep flIL-1Hs.
REsM-Conmon, d Cd, pale. 13a.
Es,NtTs TURrrXT1sE-2as.
LoKpox, April l1-l!kvtxxD rk7AoLxrA-tis 0d.
Lt1sxzD OlL-10s 8i+
BptntTa TunrENTthE-2sa Sd.
CALCUTTA LIHsxEp-h7a.
AxTwxnr. April iil7.-FkThoLEuM-a5f.