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2 Ihc term, however, 10 but feeble expression
oimy likh appreciation q its value, based upon
server, have, while witnessing lie positive 70.
suits in the few special discases Incident 10 the
separate organism OF woman. singled Ii out as
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orer 4 as do under these conditions; but hay
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The Mayor Of Waco, Toxas, won't 70
Chicago on businca. fortnight ago, and
uring his absence somo one presented
H. resignation to the Council. Il was
accepted, and a now election ordered, but
he rcturncdin time TO spoil tho Joke.
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Books and Pamphlets.

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sAnFaRD'S RADICAL CURE,
10 YEARS A SUFFERER.
From Hon. Theo. p. Boqert, Bristol, X. ],

Messrs. wxgxs forrsn, Gsntien,sn, - Feeling
vss sSs M 3pe
yog nA 70 AZ ihst slthognxn hSss bss2 14e
teal a AZ the nostf Tn "a sovs nrom|S
sSsS Trenet tnd Ultimate cure n that o. sASSq4oa
: hare been stirtod With this dtsstnl dlssa s
soa S0 81 n isad 'se I Il wv
read the letter Of NJ AEsry witts AZ, cs9
Tim In Mopf,a tilst others siniilafy aipted Nko
%Issif vii b ,9aaoca TO meEa sas sBlsl ri @
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.


CIRCUIT COURT.
Terms of Court-Third Monday of
March and second Monday of Sep
TENDER.
Chief Judge-Hon. R. H. Alvey.
Associates-Hons. VIM. Motter
and Geo. A. Pearre.
Clerk-W. II. Tower.
Sheriff.. G. Durham.
States Atturney-Jno. W.Veitch.
Court Auditor-W. ?. Townshend.
Standing Commissioners-Jno. M.
Read and C. A. Snyder.
Crier-Wm. Smouse.
Messenger-Jas. M. Bell.
Bailitfs-Wm.W Waltz and Il. Bosley,
Return days of Equity process
Third Monday in January, third
Monday in March, third Monday in
May, third Monday in July, second
Monday in September, second Mon
day in November.
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BALTIMORE AMI OHIO
RAILROAD.
Great Steel Rail and Double
Track Route to the
East and.
West.
The following time Table Of the,
Baltimore and ohio Railroad went
into effect on the 10Th of November :.

The fast trains, with the excep-
ton of those mentioned, make stop
pages only at the First Glass Sta
tions. Tickets sh0uldalwsys be pro-
cured before taking the cars, pas
sengers saving thereby from 10 to %,
cents.
VIM. NJ. CLEMENTS,
Master of Transportation.
L. NJ. COLE.
General Ticket Agent
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

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first Monday in January; the first
Monday in April, being the appeal
and transfer term; the fist Monday
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first Monday in October.
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Guard.
Clerk-Wm. H. Hagans, who will
be in the Office on Tuesdays and Sat
urdays of each week.
County Surveyor-John Harmed.
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ROAD NOTICE.

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS .

II ~OOUO A1OOVU0 -A\CUOO.
[oFFIcIAL.l
= AN ACT
To repeal Section S, of the Act of
the General Assembly of Maryland,
passed at its session of 1874, chapter
IA, entitled San Act to repeal Sec
tons 5 and 6 of the Act of the Gen
eral Assembly of Maryland, passed
at January session, 1872, chapter
2l2, entitled An Act to provide for
taking vote for or against new
county in certain election districts
In Allegany county, at the election
to be held in the fall of 1872" and
tore-enact the same with amend
ments," and tore-enact said Sec
ton 5 with amendments. so as to
read as follows:
SECTION I. Be 1t enacted by the General
Act of the General Assembly of Maryland,
passed at.its session of 1874, Chapter la, en-
titled "An, Act to repeal sections and of the
Act of the General Assembly of MARYLAND.
passed at January session, 1872. Chapter 2l2.
entitled AN Act to provide for taking a vote
for or against a new county in certain cleo
ton districts in Allegany county, at the cleo
ton to be held in the fall ofls72, and 10 re-en-
act the same with amendments.V be and Ia
read as solIox,s yi,.
~ Of ,,arro,, a., ,b,. Eorr,h T,dIo,ol 1911.
~ 49,, -. a. C,.a'.,, -. -
,,rors s,,o1, - ~ "n.oA
=. -, ~. =. s-- ooo-
NJ, ro-o ,,,a.oa, - -. - "
Morch - $4,000 49,, t,,onaaT,a. ~ - ~
,o,,, GO ~ 80 20
10 st,aI, -: ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-28

Sy SAL. &c TO LIVERPOOL kd BY stssm by n.lo-c4d
f. SHTS .s unusually dull sessun. Of the
S..sd sssr = 10th aa sss
mono 8: and ri = 'Ss II:
srsney oanns quoted 50 80 50 SO hun
a At ~ aalss
ASS . IS ioens va. t asoisa At IS S. SasE
ss ssnasa 81 s' g. sa%@fu SsS', va:
and osli is sps ssss.A s'' q.
snd asc acid Was quoted az gold 70; srys.
sos ~a. S "s as,a s
@ :Id ssa eo .DSa was .:. AZ
Sio o and in Sb spot Cream tartar was
asIsa in Ob soac ior do in bosss Alcahaiics o.
we're s' III. n: ..: rs Ss..s for .s a:
e sus.sa s n s for Ss
. .s 4 sa,sl anSsa :. quoted
cas.sa.s oo sUs Sss r nor
sns gaessa !. ss iSc sa,.a% copsoa quoted
A A.. I, Quoted a. zoe Spanish SO 50 $40 .n
SSsii s1s qsS'is 4 q
Ginger W.. quoted
sss ssG:ay epss sAqsy sI.
Dutch. $40; smyrna. 81 Is. Hsmp@Rays.as. 81 70;
9. I ISss e.
;ssia &C. Dutch s Eos ..s
PC. 25c Camomiie flowers were quote at I3c Isc
Tor German and 2Sc. 3uc. for Roman sweet aror
Was quiet ~ loc. isc TONGA beans were quoted
lSc zoe. for English ana l3c l5c. for German
Cutcn was quiet at o3ac &c. Prussiate potash was
quist ~ z3e. 2oe. bchromate potash WAS quoted
~ 4c sumac was quoted ut 9Oe SOC div was quiet
at sos per ton. Gentian quiet at $40 q 4c
CAssia buds were quoted ut 3ic. Arnca flowers
quoted at l3c. and scarce. Colombo was quoucd
was quiet at 9ac. oc do talca, lie. sc Juniper
berries were quoted At 2tac. &c for &c.
5ac Tor ordinary Italian Orange peel WAS quiet
&c. Venice turpentine quoted zoe. CASTLE soap
motted At l2c gold, and do common at TIC. 7l5c
rency Lcorce root quiet ut from 7c 1870
lected Lcorce paste Calabria at 3Oc spanisn. solid
poe 2sc gold pigua.e ut 27c small tiuzana ny pic;
large Guzalina Sic. $40. r. small 29c Cerg-
liauo At 42c Essential oils quiet
tant change. We quote ION berg smo SandeIson 81
Oil lemon, Sanderson's, 50 ~ s. so; Ihmssn's
gold: oil caraway 81 rs 81 so: oil croton, 81 S7A
oil citroneis soc. Soc oil lavender. 75c. s.; DO
do. tMitcham SIS; oil cloves S. 40 81 45 winter
nal ut 81 sSi 70: oil of bsv Sll. al, currency.
Fish Goldfish firm and held ut 81 rs a $4 so for
Georges and SO 10 "a for Grand Bank Mackerel
quiet and entirely aomna at the following prices mo
fat No. g. $40 $40 so; medium No. s. Sc 81; small
No. 8. "a so S5. Herring dull and nominal. Box
herring were well sold up about 900 boxes sold
lOc Tor No. and lSc scaled; barrelled herring
20c. tor No. 1.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.-kecepts-- 1857 bills wheat
419 $50 busnels mea 100 bbls and 20 corn
$50 bushes OATS l2s 72O do rye, 56 55O Flour
and southern were sbout $1,000 bolS, within tho
Rye -four steaay with sales bbls
Corn meal was firm with sales OF $40 oils. within the
range and loo bags city sacked at 9oc. per We
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RAILWAY BONDS.

RAILWAY BONDS
Railroad bonds were firm. Canada Southern nrsts
advanced per cent, to rs. Chicago and Northwest
ern consolidated roso from 99H to 99A 81 Paul Hrsts
sold At lis; do, Lacrosse division. at l063f do, L.
and NJ division, at 99S; DO. consolidated sinking
funds at OAK, Ptttsburg fourths 1o5 Central Pa
c1cs at LOG, Union Pacinc nrsts at 1867, do. land
grants at LOG, do. sinking funds at 1c3 Fort Wayne
SECONDS at 115h, Memphis and Charleston nrsts at
1oO and Pacific of Missouri lrsts at 1918 a l0lX,
Rock Island sixes at 1881, ST Paul. G. and NJ. d..
vision, at 103, and Lake Shore consolidated regis
tered frss at 111K. Pacific Railroad bonds closed as
follows:-Unlon nrsts, 1861 LOG; do land grants,
LOG 1907; do sinking fluids, 1887 1O4; CentraIs
1861 a LOG.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-28

market vas nrm; We auots.-Lonr Island. New jersey
flesh d sac and SS ice
.i5e canad. frssh laid lie isc 40 inferior Toe.
qu 9sr :-c.ss,u ma iss vas .s@sxA un.ss We
% bsa PAID S
M IsDsi the rec s5op movement date Angus.
on hand ~ do. Market steady 'A''' 'i'4' CO.
srElrER was firm at &C. sjse. for domestic according
ore sa.s,ss. sua iso bills The m.rs.
una %srtss r. aa!s bns
a5m. We qaois Far refining 7s good do rs .ies
5.e size. DO, moi.ssss, hAds aud boxes. exc S,sc
sG s'Ss Pr'S' ss. ssasss 's Ds%sss e.
G.: BE sse other GRADES. nsas
fAIIow Receipts, 80 hhds 8 usrces. bels and ~
eas .o na' =. market saa Ts sls Sr lbs
market for pig sin Vas au.. and In some ssss:
STRAIT. and .. sss' E%sish i.ms ana Dag.
ias %. rsnnss lomaay l4c Al gold ris.e.Iesr
d. .ssns 81 e IS 'A' % ~ % '-s' ''A ~
TosAoco mark ct for sesdeaf was quiet with
eases Wisconsin crop s5I 7s &C. 100 ea..s sun o
kentucky eafwas active. sales were 800 hhds NJ &c.
WIsksr -Reesn,s. $50 bbls. The market nominal
% r 9ss sod ~ " H. :,.. 8, ,v
%aSd eas otherwise the market In general was quilt,
sS grain IT, "a 5oo bS ssrsSo sr
pa 3D.; 800 boxes bacon sos IL 900 boxes cheese 4os
4oS 900 boxes bacon, through freight: 3oa 1000
bacco. 32s. 3D. aud steam, 100 hhds. tobacco. 35s
1000 sacks -four through freight, 27 5000 bushels
grain 7sd GLASGOW, steam 900 cheese through
Freight 45s 900 bushels grain SID; 1000 flour
steam, 500 boxes bacon. 32s Ga Bristol sail. 800
oil cake. private terms; 5000 bushels grain. sd.
Isisa s7s 3D. dEarssr."S Sol S". ''t ssi
3D. Italian bark. hence to Cette Marseilles
$500 quarters grain, &c. 3D. British bark hence Havre
5000 quarters grain 5s 3D. hence Havre Calais
quarters grain British
Cork tor orders ana st Maio 400 grain h 3D.
one. hence to Cork tor orders, 5000 quarters grain
Is I'D; one, hence to havre Antwerp,
sss. Su"Issrs grain oo ri British bars
Italian bark hence to United Kingdom direct
grain, 5s lloyd: British brig, hence
= lou quarters grain. 7s 3D.; British ship arrive
hence g London general cargo AZ rates British bAken
naval stores at As. 6s.; British snip, from
Baltimore TO Cork tor orders. GOO quarters grain
on private terms Norwegian bark, from Phil lphia
Cork tor ORDERS with 500
an American brig from Brunswick, TO Guatanano,
with umbo at Sl3; American ship lis tons
Bremen with general CARGO including bushels grain
quoted at sgd 40 hnds tobacco at SIS 3D. and 1000
boxes starch ut l5s. German bark PAT tons hence
Bahia with hour ut ST. and primage; American bark
533 tons hence to MArsoiiles with Kentucky
37s I'D 900 quarters grain from Baltimore the Con
nent, 6s AID $3.50 quarters DO from Baltimore Cork
for orders os Cd austrian bark from philadelphia
Trieste 60 arrive), 1000 bbis refined pr.
vate terms; German bark. hence to Bremen A5OO bb
do owners account; German bark from Baltimore
Dantzc. 5000 bills do. 5s 3D. Italian bark, hence to
S"ion,ca ~ 600 cases do. 3O1sc. British bark Ito
rive, from Philadelphia for Bremen 5000 bos pr-
vate terms Norwegian bark, hence 10 Bremen Ham
burg, 900 bbls. do. 4s. 41ad
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THE STOCKS DKALT IN
The number Of shares cold at the Board to-day was
R91S, cmbracng-Delawaros md II hudson, l. $50; West
Urn Uuion. 3.6l0; Pacific Mail, go; New York Central
and udson River 1095; Lake Shore 6313; Morris and
Essex, 995 Northwestern, $40; do preferred 1866
ST. Paul. 500; do preferred 5000; Delaware, Lacka
wanna and Western, $500; Erie Railway, I475; Hann
bal and ST. Joseph, 1920 do preferred 5oo Michigan
Central $40; Wabash Railroad, 1000; Central OF New
Jersey, 900; Union Pacldc, 2,4oo Rock Island, 24OO
Quicksilver preferred, 700.
the MONEY MARKER
Money loaned call at * to per cent on stock
collateral and per cent on government bonds. Prime
mercantile paper was az to ~ per cont. The fol-
lowing the rates OF exchange New York at tho
ermcntioncd cities to-day :-Savanuah, buying x
premium, selling u premium; Charleston scarce,
par u premium: New Orleans, commercial 3-l6,
bank u; st. Joseph, SO cents discount; Chicago so
cents discount, ana Boston, par.
Gold sold steady OF 10oH throughout. On leans the
rate was to per cent Tor use, fat and II to per
cent for carrying.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-28
Small Sales and Steady Prices in the
Stock Market.
GOLD UN OH AN ED.
Government Bonds Quiet and Firm, States
Strong and Railways Buoyant
MONEY ON CALL / A Q.
WALL STREET.


TUESDAY August 27-6P. N.
Regarded from an underwriters point Of view
days stock market might be set down thoroughly
waterlogged. Nothing occurred to float II toward
higher figures and nothing to sinK 1t to lower
Between the two 1t drifted about an inactive hulk
with NO bull venturesome enough 10 claim salvage
through an upward movement and NO bear bold
enough to sink 1t outright Consequently prices re-
manned the day through in state OF suspension.
Like Mohammed's coffin, they tarried between the
heaven OF a the earth OF decline. and at the
close OF the session were still lowering In that atmos
phere of dull steadrness which proved to be the
characteristic OF the day. As general thing fuctua
lions were measured by sIgnths and quarters;
when they passed these limits they were as
inirsquent the who exceeds three
score years and ten, ana speedily came to grief
Tor presuming to outlive the rest OF the market
Thus, with the fewest Of exceptions, opening AID
closing prices together that the gain or
loss during the Intervening day be reckoned as
an absolute blank both bull and bear. II
Of ca nihilo nt fit, with result which is popularity
summarized as being "nothing 10 nobody" Some
few OF tho stocks crawled painfully up to frac
tonally higher figures, but even these were lost In
hnai dealings, and closing prices were no better than
opening ones Coal stock remained firm but the
Erangers disposed to be weak, especially tho St.
Pauls. A Teutonic operator, at one time rampant
bull In these latter securities. but since transmgrated
Into the viruent OF grizzlies free oersr of
the consolidated sinking funds at declining prices
whether upon his account or for the company is
question. 1t is quite evident, however, that the
action BODIED good to the market price OF the
mon stocks, and that their selling value was In q
degree affected thereby. Tho market as whole
utterly devoid of interest," and features either good
or bad were discernlbe In q business which turned
out 10 be altogether estate nat ana Improbable"
RANGE OF PUNCTUATION.
Tho opening, highest and lowest prices OF the day
arc subjoned together with the three p N. closing
quotations.
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Tho exports Of domestic produce from tho Port OF
New York for the week ending this date wero
$7011 $780, against 49, s67 276 for tho
week last year. and S. $50 1874 The total OK.
ports since January l, this year. were s223 1913 1855
against sl75 GA OLE the period last year. and
s170, 249, 95s in 1870.
Movement OF grain to-day
Chioago-Rcceipts OF wheat, 1856, sSs bushels; ship
ments, TO- 704 do Receipts Of corn 503 03S Bushels;
shipments, 2l5.427 do.
MiiwsukeeRsceipts OF wheat. a, 500 bushels; ship
ments, LOO DO Receipts OF corn 5000 bushels ship
ments, none.
The Stock Exchange appointed n committee OF
which Mr.. william A. Smith is chairman, to collect
subscrp tons Tor tho yellow fever sufferers.
The gross earnings Of the Chicago, Rock Island ana
Pacific Railroad show increase OF $27, 900 for the
frat weeks Of August over those OF ugus 1871
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-28
MINING sHARxs

The opening prices OF mining shares At San Fran
cisco today wers:-Leviathan, X; Tip Top, TX;
Navajo, Y; Gould Curry, lo,s; Savage. Is; chollar
Potosi, 81; Ophr, ~; Hale l. Norcross. on; Grown
Point 10k; Yellow jacket, 2O Bscner. 12,; Virginia
Consolidated, 1lH; California, IL; Overman, lsh;
Raymond Ely, az; Best Il Belcher, 10; Union Con-
soldated, 33H; Alpha 10; Sierra Nevada. 4sh; Mexi-
can, 25N; Eureka Consolidated, Al; Justice. sA;
Utah, 49,