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Loss OF the steamer Claymon,.

- n IUIH tIt I HIIHucITHW I7eugcr, AUHust TU
The steamer Claymont, Captain Robinson, which clear.
cd at this port for Richmond Va, on the 9th instant
srrang alcsk the It'll, when on Point.no Point and
was run ashore. The vessel loaded with mercha-
passengers and were taken or by government
transport in which they taken Baltimore Some
Of them arrived In Philadelphia on Tuesday night Most
of the cargo, II s thought will be lost though the vessel
may DO saved. The Caymont belonged 10 w = Clyde a
Co.. who wore her shippers also II IL not known what
caused the leak, though the belief board that II
was caused by the bending OF the screw which forced
agalns. the stern, and worked hole in H. The water
entered SO fast that blankets and other bedcohes were
used TO check H. Fortunately the weather clear,
and the Chesapeake smooth as the Delaware usually
Is
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FRriGHrs. The market was irregular. To Europe the
offerings were very moderate, the export movement in
breadstu having been stopped by the advance in prices
occasioned by the speculative spirit To California tho
offerings ow-a-days are anos. nothing The engage.
menis consist Of small lots general merchandise TO
Europe the engagements were rs fo!ows:-To Liverpool
100 hhs tobacco prvate 100 tons oil cake at los per
steamer 800 pa kagcs butter and cheese at 40s 500
bales cotton at I'D To Antwerp 500 bbls petroleum at
5s Cd To Glasgow so bbls lard at 3os, 80 hhds talow
at EOS, eco bbs -four at 2s 1000 bushels wheat at 3d.
The charters bark hence for the Baltic petroleum.
es. 81. ono from Philadelphia TO Antwerp Brcme n
petroleum, private.
Hcps--Tke market very firm with n good inqu ~
from consumers The sales were 100 bales common TO
prim, at 15c a0c and 90 do extra fnncy at 35c 45c
HAY was quiet and unchanged We quote old shipping
at 81 do. by retail, 81 05 81 TO- and new do zoe a
95c., according TO quality.
MoLN sts The market quiet, but prices were firm
We note sales Of go hhds. Porto Rico at soc n s5c
Pm vIsIosRcccips, ,S1s bbls pork and 80 do lard
The pork market was Sn and heavy and prices Of new
mess declined NATURALLY under strong pr TO sell
AT the commencement OF business s3i s34 25 do
handed, bnt there were no sales OF moment above
Viii MI 10 ana prices subsequently fell to ss2 l2A
heavy Mt the reduced rates. both the spot and for for
ward delivery The sales were $500 bbls at S32 12h
IL gf y %e'' o S''sdr ss a .a s Is ~ 81
prime and s25 IS a $40 for prime mess Also,
for August and %, september, sellers and buyers
The BEEF market was fairly active q, foil prices The
sales were 600 bbls at IS s2 so for plain mess ana
$40 sl4 90 for extra moss. Beef hams dull and
nominal Gu, meats we're more active, and prices
very n The sales were 700 packages at 15c lie for
shoulders and 1olsc 2aJ.c for hams. Butter
active, but prices remained firm We quote Ohio at Gle
CSC, and State at Csc. 35c. Cheese inactive
without quotable change. The sales were &C. BIKE
for common to prime. The lard market firm, with
better business doing The were 500 bbls at ielc
a24kc the latter an extreme price.
PETROLEUM Receipts, assn bbls The market was
quiet and unchanged We note sales here Of 200 bbs
crude at S2'.c, aud in Philadelphia 5000 bbls pr.
ss,e terms a1 We quote crude s2,!e ssc refined, in
bond, 521c 53c, and do, free, roc a 72c
RnE.-The market duh, but prices were steady
srGAn was quiet and prices, though heavy were not
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SECOND BOARD.
.1TY CoMMERcIAL REPORT.

ASHES. Receipts, 22e packages. The market was in
active end prices we're nomnally the same We quote
pots 81 50a 81 62iI, and pearls, 81 62>a IT'S.
BREADsTUFFs. II 316 bbls four sl3 do corn
meal 81 4s7 bushels wheat 7el do. corn, and 1s43
do oats. The flour market excited and at the open
ing prices improved 15c Csc per Dbl all grades, but
toward the close the excitement luled and prices
scarcely firm. The sales of State and Western COM
pr:sed 1850 bbls. at our revised quotations below.
Southern -four was in fair demand and prices some
what BETTER the sales $50 bbls Canada -four
moderately active ut advance Of Ice. Csc the sales
were $50 bbs Rye -four remained quiet and steady.
Corn meal was moderately active and prlcos were Aner
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RAISING CoTTos BY Wits LABoR-We wero yesterday
shown dozen bolls vi very superior cotton raised this
year chiefly by white labor three contiguous plana.
lions at the old Chamette battle ground These pana
TONS were leased by W. H. Irwin of this city, and his
experiment IN raising cotton by white labor has given
entire satisfaction. The crop at this time has a very
promiainR appearance - Nec ORLEANS Timss dvgust l.
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The wheat market was excited under CONSIDERABLE
speculative feeling and prices again advanced &c. &C.
pcr bushe The sales embraced 95 500 bushels 81 30
81 81 for No. Milwaukee, club, 81 60 for No Mil
waukec, to arrive 81 IS 81 95 for winter red Western
SO 10 for white Western, 50 for amber Michigan, and
50 for amber Kentucky. The corn market was also
cited and, with active speculative demand prices
bushels soc. for unsound S9>Ec 90Hc. for sound
mixed Western, and Gle. 919c for high mixed Early
yellow. Barley and malt were dull and nominally the
same Oats were active at advance of 1c Sc.
pr bushal The sales were at 62c. for State and 66c
6Gc, for Western, the latter closing at 65c Ryo In
steady demand at full prces The sales were 900
bushels Western, mainly ut o6c
CoPFEE-The market quiet, but prices re steady
at prcvi0ls quotations.
CoiroS was fairly active and prices, though without
Quoiable alteration shade nrper. The sales
comprised 3, 100 bales. We quoic:--
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News Items.

--.. A.. . .x..tu.-
NOR has Obtained extensive Circulation that person whs
i ho Evan irnor,snt evidenca in regard 10 he
murder OF the Joice children left the country
weeks ago. sst s. ,ef 4.t-at
Tho foro bank or william Eager in Worcester Maa
was Closed nv The no,ce on the IN instant because d.
W,iana pro.,or of Nav YORK yot cleaned out there
Tho .rt;,v NJ ale and beer manufactured in Chicago
from the la or n 1884 to the st Of August IS6e
Iten months, was 1875 IFS barrels which, at the ssme
raie would Give 1855 SO4 barrels for a year.
rho Ionaor I.b.nn.r savs.-rhe famous roae tr,a
lYv INV. = 49, - Az 49, ~ -
pan,ee lpousan .is ago Dy ne n,nperor Lo.I ~ -
Debonnare in the eastern choir OF IN, catnecfe NH
ass osen 70 part ,ha ao swsr To shoo
anu 'oons snv' c ets rno,tv milIennsl roots n
w'.n sPums ~ o ,,us ir.Sav the height Of ne
s .ner tree III i'o' ""'e a''A'neu "''"'
roo''
The London Building Necs states that the large roof
which covers the Imperial Riding school, Moscow,
hitherto the largest in the world is about to take is 20
sion second the list is intended 10 cover the
new London terminus Of the Midland Railway Company
with wrought iron roof OF TWO hundred and forty iees
clear span being hve feet wider than the MOSCOW roof
A French paper says:-"Sepulchrul news reaches mn
from Autun the grayedeyers have struckl The people
of Autun must not therefore, die unless they wish thor
bodies 10 remain unbured we see no other way OF op
posing the pretensons of men who by peoples
%aa be v ,ss law on
H.. 80 .,,,,.- ,J.,. ,o,o.rrsh,o far a.. ,vo~tr,.r
cpes, sr,,dv has Ssen diseoyered nv so
mp anu - css a'y',i, 49,, a. "a hos =, ~ r-o.
e h he Nh, nv he Romans This rs.
suppose nsyf ger ~ s"e an sscr or hoIans
sEe SILVER article replesenung an ,na r,o, Ghnsf
water, Is orhamented WIN nguIe o. VI. noy ,uno.1
WIN extended wings anu sapp sd rom ,h. cfrs
TO the early S9rlsusns ~ was sa'eu io'n ''' "'eHAe
pot by matchmaker ct Toulon
The Emperor Macmillan Is about to found town %
the shore Of the Bay Of Guaaoupe which destined 70
country It is 10 be called Miramar after the name AZ
his castle at Trieste
The Madrid journals state that the number Of Americas
sar ronose a, enha is anomen,,no ararv Az Me- -
these Voluntary exes arc caniialsts others esccI|.Us
workmen some again are perfectly acquainted with aar
and nil hrin
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The amount Of coal shipped tho Delaware and Hul
son Canal for the week ending tho 5th is aea
tons aad for the Az 24s TONS against COG IT'S
| tons TO the same time last year
dividend Of three per cent the stock NJ the Dea
ware Division Canal Company clear Of State and national
tax has been declared payable on anu after the 10th
inst.
The Boston TGr',ty Of Wednesday saws
The nne weather has impaired additional activity 10
general tade There Is further alteration In the con
dton OF the finances The supply OF capital is large
enough 70 satsfv the requirements OF the mercantile
classes for loans and discounts the banks and In the
street The current rate Of interest Ia still six on call
me common charge on time beyond ten fifteen days
Is seven and half Good endorsed business notes are
scarce and wanted nj from eight per cent but
mere Is no ready sale for other kinds The demand for
Unit d states securities continues active and prices nre
pretty steadily maintained, with only trjanr nuc,ua
tons In the general stock market thcro is very little
acv,y ond neither buyers nor sellers show any desire
10 make extensive operations.
In Cincinnati on Monday there was good demand 70,
money but no difficulty was experienced In obtaining
discounts at a 10 per cent.
The Chicago Tribune of the sth inst says:--
The money market remains inactive aud modorate,v
easy owing 20 heavy drafts by government Yesterday
te surplus currency at the national banks was some
what reduced but the demand by the commercial and
mercantile community was 30 light that no eject was
visible on the money market Good paper was in good
demand al the lending discount houses al ten per cent
per ahhum, and second rate paper discounted by
street brokers Mt per cent per month There was
very tte produce or pork paper offering The market
LOT Eastern exchange was bare and rm at par buying
anu -, premium selling. Some OF tho bankers sold
round lois early at city cents PREMIUM but eighty cents
premium was offered before the close without sellers
The cotton quotations in New Orleans on the Ist ns,
were as follows Ordinary, soc ssc per pound: GOOD
ordinary, &c. 3Sc. low middling, 4oc 42c and
mddlne, 4ac. 45c Tho cotton statement made nm IN
the let, was as annexed:-
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70 any u".y, VI VIM '' wv WILLIAM ORION,

Sas haan ,,a,d WILLIAM OkIoN,
Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
u,.,.s ,,., I,doe Nelson has notified the coun-
90, 80 - r,s, Hatch and r. L. Cutting that he
will hear tho argument for an injunction 10 RESTRAIN M
c;,,or, ,h. revenue assessor from levying ana MT
Shoua, shoor tho collector from collecting the tax on
a.. s.,o. % ,ock and gold brokers made on their own
ooo,n, The Assistant District Attorney, IL Is sad, IN
.. y. ,os thu application the ground that as the
a.,o ~ yudge Nelson has been appealed from the tax
ns, he maid pending final decision OF tho supreme
Court of the United STATES
- nndea debt OF the city Of New York on the let OF
vahruarv 1855 amounted TO $50, ,676 The amount
=, Investments held by the Commissioners OF the sinking
80 an account of the fund for the redemption
=, ,ns CITY debt, as seen by the report given be-
Low was sss75,30l, or more than oneeighth OF
The whole debt This fund, with its accumulations
NJ interest and the annual revenues TO the FUND,
will be pie the redemption Of the entire present
debt as II becomes DUE and leave large surplus In the
fund TO provide any future loan for public purposes
The following is the report Of the Commissioners Of the
Sinking Fund.-
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, CoMPTRoILKR's OrFIcH,
NEW YORK, August 4, 1895. !
At a meeting Of the Commissioners Of tho sinking
following report was adopted, and was ordered that the
sans Clek Of tho Commissioners Of the sinking Fund
New YORK. May B, 1866.
To THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE SINKING FUND
GEYrIRMEN-The committee appointed TO examine the
us held by tho % s hs r
demptich Of the city debt" respectfully report that
thoy have carefully examined the bonds and stocks
in the custody Of the Comptroller. account of the
aforesaid fund.- March 25 1885, and find the same oor
rect as compared with the annexed statement Of the
Clerk of this Board compiled from the books Of the
The investments on the 25th Of March 1895, were
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net proceeds Of which, when collected are deposited TO
the credit Of the "Snking Fund for the Redemption Of
the City DEBT" amounted to $s4,o43
The balance in bank to the credit OF 'T6e he, sinking
March 25 1885 was $25s, 269. LIZ
G. GODFREY GUNTHER, Mayor;)
JOHN T. HOFFMAN, Recorder;
LEWIS p RYERS IL.
Chairman Fin; Com: Board Of AID. o0mm''~a
PATRICK RUSSELL,
Chairman Fin Com. Board Of Counn.,
BONDS AND STOCKS CITY AND COUNTY NEW YORK
HELD ny THE COMMISSIONERS OF TIE SINKING FUND DEC
per cent Public Building stock, No 8. payable
ps percent cent Fire Indemnity stock payable 1885,.
per cent Water stock, payable 1870. 1887
per cent Building Loan stock, No a, payable
per cent Public Educational stock, payable
1873 1o4 900
PAYABLE 1874. 4e1 900
per cent Water (of ls4s stock payable 1878 $1,000
per Water lo 1854 stock payable 1875: 61oo
per cent New York City stock for docks and ~.
per cent Central Park Improvement Fund stock,
psf cent floating Dco, Fund stock payable
per- cent ws.er or s4s stock PAYABLE is7s
per Croton Water stock payable 1883 ,3l3 900
per cent Central PARK Fund stock, payable 1887 II
per cent Water stock No. payable 1880 0s7o25
per ccut Crotos Water stock payable 1900 400 500
per cent Central Park Fund stock payable 1893 $500
Total amount o, city stocks SAG 7ol
1855 ....,......... 600 900
per Assessment Fund Bonds Of 1865 100 900
fses SOC, 900
bonds Of is7I-2 10000
bonds OF 1873 and 1875 Jas, 100
Total amount Of city bonds ..........s SO, 1872 500
per County Court House stock 1883 100000
per cent Soldiers Substitute Bounty Redomp.
ner con, SoId;crs, Srhs,,,,c and R:i;cc r.. "'o''
demptiop bonds County, 1850. ........... 100000
Total amount Of stock and bonds of county $500 900
Total amount Of investments Dec 81 1894 49, 430 POI
ADDITIONAL TO MARCH Is 1865.
per cent Water Stock (city) Of 1870. 500
per cent Volunteer soldiers Family Aid Fund
bonds tcy) Of lS75..... 600 600
per cent Soldiers Bounty Fund bonds county
OF 1883 $4,000
per cent Riot Damages Redemption bonds
county Of 1877 and 1879. 5000
per cent Riot Damages Indemnity bonds, No.
county, OF 1852. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
7 per cent Soldiers Bounty Fund bonds, No.
county, Of 1896 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100 900
Total. s4se 100
Total amount of Investments March 2 1868 S. 301
W. n. DIREMAN, Clerk.
The business at the Sub Treasury to-day was a. fol-
lows
nccelpts lot CUSTOMS $500 900
no'A IcccP's.. a,I3102I
ray mehts 3,SNbqsZ
ba!ahce. 81, $3.50
The following summary shows the receipts and ship.
ments Of -four and grain at Chicago during the week end
ing August s, in 1884 and 1906
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The municipal loan OF the city Of Paris has proved suc
cessful beyond oil anticipation In a single day over
eight hundred thousand bids received from all parts
Of the empire for the six hundred thousand bonds Of the
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on manu- august L, 1000 80 sos
The cotton in New Orleans is probably worth an ave.
rage OF forty cents per pound, which would make the
aggregate value Of the amount at present on hand over
nine and half millions Of dollars
The supply OF in San Francisco during the rt
X months of 1884 and 1e6b vas ma foiloys.
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The exports Of gold from California from the COM
Of the year ls4o To the close Of 1884 were
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Tns MORMON "NEw ORGANIZATION. Joseph Smith, of
Nauvoo son Of the founder OF Normonism publishes in
the Council Bluffs Nonpdral Of the 2sth u long letter
defending the Mormon New Organization against the
charge Of believing in poygamy. Smith quotes from
the Book Of Covenants Of his Church. showing that IL
tea hes and requires that the husband shall have but
one wife, and he challenges pubic discussion on the
subject, 10 be held In Council Bluffs, Iowa OF the sold
Organization" that at sat Lake, he says docs
dcnce from the Book OF Mormon and Book Of Doctrine
and Covenants
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The Level Of the Dead Sea Ascertai In ed.


From the London Telegraph, July eel
English science has just solved curious and interest
Ing problemthe exact geodesca position Of the Dead
Sea ass" IF ras ss Ssss y from ss
gcographcrs pronounced them TO be above the cdtef
fnneon some on the altitude some seven hundred
best authorities agreed in considering the basin OF the
Asphac Lake TO be the lowest known depression of the
earth, and set II down as about thousand three
hundred and ten feet beneath the surface Of the
larger sa This view is now quite confirmed,
though the actual measurements are little diff.
ferent party Of royal engineers, under the
make survey Of jerusalem and TO leveln the country
from the coast TO that city, and thence the Dead Sea
valley The expedition was mainly supported by yolun
tary contributions and II s characteristic of Engshmen
that has achieved perfect for about The mod
crate Of f70o at which the expenses were fixed the
ehon Of the p"y Se 70
from the Mediterranean TO the Dead Sea has been
performed with different Instruments by ndepen-
suit be relied to within three four inches Mean
while bench marks have been cut upon rocks and build
ngs along the line followed and traverse surveys have
been made that the work done may become the basis
OF more extended geodescal examinations Of the inter-
estng country towards which Christendom is turning
with new and serious interest The issue Of these
full observations 10 show that the Dead Sea lay the
18th Of March, 1885, 292 feet below the Mediterranean
level; which, II IL proves that our old estimate
calculations by barometer Of the Due de Luynes
and Lieutenant vignes, who set 1t at ], $50 feet
The 1,h Of june 1851 a. this season o. the winter
two three feet higher and In the 6ercest heats Of
they again lowered six feet by evaporation Thus
the greatest depression Of the Dead Sea fixed
one thousand two hundred and ninety eight feet and M
we know that Lieutenant Lynch found depth OF one
thousand three hundred and eghtfee opposite the wady
Zerka Maia we are sure that the bottom lies some
two thousand hundred feet below the at Jaa
This liz depression or surface beyond comparison with
anything Of the KIND and anao, ,p j. = due to some
preserved In the legends OF the buried cities and Ia the
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-31
miscellaneous Ao6ertlstmrnts.
TO TIE CITIZENS OF MIss1ssIrPI.

TIE termination Of EanguiAsry contest, when
tor the past four years has presenter an impassaoe
barrier 30 all social or commsreiai intercourse oe
tween tie great sections of our county having
At length happily cleared away all Obstacles to re-
reva of those rela ms watch fDrmerly bound us TO-
rether in fraterna uuiou tAke the earliest Upper
tuni:y afforded by this auspitions event. 20 greet
nv Southern friends aud to solicit from them re
newal OF that extensive business connection Wtlch
FOR a quartz. of a century La been uninterrupted
save by the great public calamity to which l have
advertei.
Lei, scarcely Necessary, on ths threshold Of Hus
aess re-uson, shDuid repeat the waraing 80 ottee
given to N, frerds-to beware Of all those spurious
,ad .eleteraus compounds hieh under the sP~elou~
AID ia s. titles of Imported Wines BTaudiss, Holland
tain Liquors e.. have been equally destructive to
me health Of our citizens peuSicisl TO tae inter
So of the legitimate Importer
Many years of my past lie have been expended IN
IN open and candid attempt to expose these whoies
frazds; no time nor expense has been spared - &C
c"Rpish this salutary purpose snd to place o'io''
I'd friands and the public generally a. tie lowe.
ma ket price, an il such qIsntiti as might sui
their convenience, Iuy genuine inported article
Twenty five years business transactions with the
largest ana most respectable exporting houses IN
Franco and Great Britain have afforded me I'M urpas
| -ed facilities for supplying our home market with
Wines Liquors ard Lqmufes or the best and me
| approved brands in Europe in addition II my own
| dstiery in Holland for tic manutActuIe OF Inc
| q" chiedam Schnaps"
The latter so long tested and approx by the
isal Faculties of th United States West ladies' ane
| south America inva'us BILE Therapeutic,
wholesome, pleasant AID -srfeHtly safe beversge IL
| all climates a. d during all seasons quickly excite
he crpidity Of the homo manufacturers and vendeI
If a ,urious article under the same name
rust that have, after much toll and expense, sur
rounded all my i'm port with safeg and d
| rectioEs which with ordinary Circun'sp ction WI
insure their deiive Y, receive them from Europe
| TO all my customers
| Iwould bow recommend in sill eases where |
ia possibe orders be direct to my depot,
| Beav er Street NV York or that purchases D. maa
of my accredited agents
In addition to a larse stock of Wines, Brandi'e a.
in wood / have a considerable supply of cid trlt
foreign wines, embracing vintages OF naay year
past bottled up before the commencement OF the W.
which 1 especially recommend to all eonnoisseuf
| of these luxures
In concusior, weud specially call tie early atte'
ton of my Southern customers to the advantage 10
i derived by transmitting their orders without loss
Time or calling personally at the depot, In ORDER
insure the fuhmsnt of their orders out of the pressl
| large ami W. Il selC cted assortment
| UDOLPHO WOLFE
| dac 81 6Sm % Beaver Street New \ nTS
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FOR RENT.
a Fine Plantation
E.r sale or Rent

offer for sale or Or fer seling) spi nu nJ
p,,aton containing 800 about 500 Gle REQ AM
- tolerable fence very good dwell ng ana nesIo
There three hundred acres ON .nS county
In 1S said lace lies THREE miles west OF Terry
, loot on tie N. o. J. & G. n. r. r. Apply 10 'ns
rr5ersiened adjoining said plantation
| Dve diff L. nND0OHN, -
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SF51STNGE HILL Coli GE

TsNHIS Institution we'll know III this ana IN the
H uelshooliLg States, had the good fortune 10
escape during the late unhurt ano unnpaireo III
its Efficiency - -
the plan of studies comprises the Commercial ana
the Cha ssicRl. - a.
tn commercial course includes the study OF the
Engi,sh French, Danish and G. rman Languages OF
Gpourpphv and History, OF Arithmetic ana BOOK
keeping OF Algebra ana Geometry.
The classical course embraces besides the orancnes
above mentioned the Latin ana Greek Language
Rhetoric Natural aud M ntal Philosophy, Chemistry
Astronomy aud the hi Cher branches Of MAthebNucs
frbe age of adm ssou Is from nine to fifteen years;
and no one can be admitted unless he knows he" 10
rsSd and write. -, -ZoC,
The uexI session will open on the 1ST OF DECEn
RER II rms for the whole session (which lasts ~
u,onbs) Including board and tuition washhg medical
eeS az -.... 10 o.
These ter.As payable in gold or Its eqalValeht
For further particulars Apply TO the fleSl0oA''
Spring lill College, near Mobile; Ala
Hahn r. va i n f. IL - = =