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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-15

the KqnaWha JpHFldl comes TO us
with new heading, which improves
very much the pogtaphical appear-
ance OF thepapeT. The JoiigIldG has be.
come a permanent Institution in the
Kanawha Valley, and may be classedi
rs one Of the ablest and most readable
papers In the State. From its columns
Of the sth inst. we learn that the Union
ticket has been successful In Fayette
county, where we certainly expected no
success, and that Wesley j. Farr is
elected delegate; G.. NJ. Blume, Clerk
and Recorder; r. b. Cassidy, Sheriff,
and J. w. Hoge, Attorney. The cleo
ton of Workman radical Union) Is
confirmed in Boone county.
There Is general breaking up of the
military post at Charleston, Captain
Nash having received orders TO turn
over all commissnTy stores to the post
at Cincinnati.
Captain Fleming, Quartermaster,7 has
a sale Of Government property at
Charleston to-day, the 18th.
Judge Polsley's able opinion in the
matter or William A. Quarters appli!
4 cation to be re-admitted to the bar aiIer
| four years absence In the rebellion, Is
published in full in the Journal. It
seems that Quarters counsel were
George W. Summers and Benjamin n.
Smith, Esqs. The opinion filfs six coll
uhnS Of print. "a a,
At Point Pleasant the other day q
Supper and festival" realized net
profit of $40.
WE have rolled the terrible burden Of
war from our shoulders. But South
America has taken 1t up. Two wars
have been raging there for months. a
third is now threatened. The war of
Brazil and the Argentine Confederation
against Paraguay, increases rather than
diminishes in magnitude and fierceness.
The end does not seem to be near.
Peru, after surrendering ignohly to
Spain, Is rent with evil connections,
and It Is not possible to say whether the
old government or the revolutionists
will prevail. And now war is declared
between Chill and Spain. If we do not
err, the differences between thesetwo ma
lions grew out of the refusal of the Chilli
an allow theSpanish war
vessels which were operating against
Peru, to coal in their ports. The Chilli
ans showed more spirit in opposing the
aggressions Of Spain against Peru than
Peru did herself We have no doubt
that they will with energy maintain
their position now. The spirit of folly
must have taken possession of the Span
ish government. They have been conn
PEELED to give up the war with st. Do
miugo, because 1t drained their treas
ury. How then can they undertake to
go to. war with Chill, which Is full Of
activity and determination? Some have
supposed that the hand of Napoleon is
In these attempts of Spain against the
powers on the western coast of South
America. But whatever be the cause,
We believe that Spain will yet rue the
day that she began her aggressions on
Chilli. The sympathy of this country
4 will be with the Chiliaus.
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THERRismuch discussion over the 1An
in Government securities, in view of
the large revenues received daily and
monthly for a long time pasl TheSara.
ceIPts arc for the week ending Nov. 10th,
in customs revenue At the port OF New
York alone s. 9sS. 600, making n total of
something over 1000, 900 in coin de
rived from this source since the LIST Of
January last, over So, OOO. 600 in excess
of the annual coin interest charge on
the funded debtofthe nation, as the of.
fieal account stood at the FIRST OF the
month. The income Erom internal rove
nue. last week averaged q, l4O, 600 a day,
or about 5000, 900 week. The total
receipts nom this sodfee, thus far in
the current fiscal year, commencing
July LIST, amounts 70 Slss, 900, or
equal 70 q weekly average OF about 81
as, 600, which carried through the
whole fiscal year, yields an income OF
nearly SSTs,O 600. This would DO a
much better statement, IL &c was not
offset by another, which we hope Is exc
0ggerated, -that the Government Isl
now paying for an, army numbering
$50 O0a II taxe9 are TO be aXaete6 t0i
keep mp an army Of over 1900 or 50,
600 In o tune OF peaceS-the fact IS q
very dfsepnraging oneito those who
wish to see the { edeEal. debt reduced,
and the Government enlisted for the re-
sumption ofsPeeie payments.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-15

Tm New Orleans Pieqyltne says that
Judah P. Benjamin has written 70 his
friends in that city that he has been ne
ceived and treated with sgFea4 kindness
and generosity by mAny'oG the promIsi
nent statesmen Of England; that he e
awaiting Che legal term Of residenceto
qualify him for admission 70 the Eng
lish bar, in order TO resume the practice
OF his profession in London or Liver
pool, and that he manages to support
himself very comfortably by giving
counsel and legal aid 70 his friends and
others In regard to legal matters In tisis
country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-15
Cheap Lands.
Lecture I. q -
AT WASHINGTON HALL,
For the beneat Of the
WHEEmNGLIRRARY ASSOCIATION.
WEDNESDAY EVE, nov. 18th.

aNt4AEsls-4A q lAk8lkAleX A64OCIATTON
: WEDNESDAY EVE, NOV. 18th!
~. rs ny THE
HON. SCHUYLER COLRAx, II
Late speakerot the %. s. HOUSE Of Repfessn.
tanNeN. Subject" Acfo4s the Continentn
In this lecture Nj. Colhax Gives a tietafled
eeeount Of his obseFvat ions amonRTHE MOR-i
NUNS, mclnoing the substance of hlS nm
leader and prophet, Brigham Young
his lecture VIII also include MS tFavais
trip through Colorado, Idahoe B Sfonfsn M
aShtngtons Oregon and California. > - =
11ckets g this Interesting lecture arc to he
sSna ~ me llnflTy Han or nom any one Al
sne undeIsigned Committee. H. I'D fIoSan.
SSst19ea 14anghIin, GeoFge Adams, 4. IL Mc.
hovV-td IReglster copY.1
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0UsroMIE97.-w,oR

consisting of French, German and Domestic
Cloths, OF all grades and coloFs, French, Eng.
and MaFBeile8 Vastings White Fancy, linen.
Travelling and Flannel Shirts, UndsrEshirts
kArchiafS, socls Glove, Gauntlet and Coi-
lars, Travelling Bags and Vslises, &c, dc Our
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Sale Of Uncla imed Freight.
+ oFfICE OF Adams ExPREss CoMPANY,l
WILL BE SOLD ON WEDNESDAY,.
wv Nov. Is, 1865, at 8 a. m, at Geo. e, Wick:
hams Auction Rooms, an uncalled.for freight
remaining at this ofIlce,f q list of which has
been Published since October 18th, 1855, :
iinovl4-2t L.W. STOCRTON, ARt.
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1EFAILIBLE HAIR RESFORAFTFEIl
This b no Ease NV.

1E3!AsIHER st1k and other FanS ., ~ =
MY seeteof D,NICoLIS RTSnSS ga
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-15

Ar meeting of the Chicago Board of
Trade on Saturday night the following
preamble and resolution were offered
by j. S. Rumsey, and were unanimous
" adopted:
WHEREAS, It Is the opinion of this
Board that the general damoEaI ization
out the country for ali the necessities Of
life, Is, to a, great extent foHingt to the
large amount of irredeemable paper
money afoat therefore, -ssis--s.55
q eS0tUed, That this body most hearth
" approve of the policy OF Secretary
withdrawal from circulation Of the
same, as set forth in his speech at Ft.
WAYNE. .Lt ..tst.l 4.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-15

During October there were shipped
South from New York 5000 pounds
sRSf i5S dsps cart RGaRas 1hG
guns and pistols. s i5it -
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AID nRALERs IN
GENFLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
10. % water Street, p
WHEELING, W. VA.
Fall, g. Winter Goods

ever brought to this market, at GOLD PRICES,
selected e1prelyfor
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-15

THE suicide oIfRreston King yeSter-
day, Collector of the Port of New York,
one of the most responsible and lucra-
tive positions in ths country, win be a
matter Of melancholy surprise to all
who have ever known anything Of the
strong and interesting characteristics Of
the man. Noman among all our pub
lie men understood the rebellion better
at its outset, and no Senator in Con-
gress quailed less in view Of its threat
ening presence in that body than Pres
ton King. BE confronted It, defied IT
and urged war upon It first, last and all
the time.
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Wanted. 3 PARTNER

WITH 5000 CASH, 10 rARE a oyF.
wv half interest In d steam on Refinery.
IWorfs are newl the location Is one OF the
pess IN the country; win pay from 80 to 20 per
VINO desires to. 60 into the business as they
.T.l commence % make money as soon as
dress John Cook, OH raflner,. ParkerSburR. W
NltRlnla. novll lys2
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Northern AnnIaai

A fSt 6Vsi3 ~ Sl y bern ApplGs have
.,s.o -. =. q, B0IsF0RD a az
-4s0Ns-LM Bridgeport. of3o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-30
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY, July 29-6 P. NJ.
The stock market was less buoyant on the street this
morning than al last evenings Exchange and the first
board it was rather heavy. Erie IA higher than
the second board yesterday Ohio and Mississippi certia
Gates 4. Reading was Z lower Cleveland and Pitts
burg y, Fort Wayne p. Michigan Southern, North
western and Reck Island unchanged. Government
securities were firm. Coupon 1vewenties advanced q.
SKIES Of 1881 without variation One year ceri-
Gates of the new issue sold at 97>S.
At the open board, at o'clock, the market was
steady, with slightly downward tendency New York
Central sold the call at 94A Erie 947s, Hudson River
1l1N, Reading 1906 Michigan Southern 667s, Cleveland
and Pttsburg 7l3, Rock Island 1854, Fort Wayne 97H,
Northwestern q, Prairie du Chen 81 u, Ohio and Mis-
sssppi certificates 25'l, Cumberland 4lH Afterwards,
the street. there some demand for Erie cash
stock and the difference between the cash and regular
4 per cent. The market, at the time
fraction lower. and rather dropping. Erie the
most active stock. and yielded less than the rest The
broker representing the speculative director of tho road
reported have called thirty five thousand shares
for today, and the response is supposed have ben
more active than he anticipated The inscriptions
in which this stock is being played with on the
Stock Exchange is disgrace to American railway man
agcment and outrage upon all the permanent holders
the stock and before three years capse such trckery
is pracised in Its manipulation will be as impos
sible is dishonest for the that investors VIII
protect their interests The stock has huctuated
from TX TO 90 during the present month and since the
beginning OF 1862 it has varied from 81 to 1854 the
highest and lowest quotations for the three years pre-
viors In the nresent we're
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-30

DESCRIPTION NEW OpEsA House. IN SPRrso
rwIp-A new music hall or opera house has been
erected In springfield by Mr. Haynes tho proprietor o.
the old building which destroyed ny nre July ~,
1854. The hall will scat eleven hundred persons
and furnish standing for three hundred more inc
hundred seats Tho circle contains three hunded
seats, and the gallery above three hundred more. The
entrance and exIt are double had in the old hall
The stage sommodous and convenient The building
has front Of sixty feet Main street and one hundred
and 0ftv feat IN pvpchon street. The lower story
tans six storcs musical Inauguration of the hall
commenced on Saturday evening.
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The New York Herald.


We had the pleasure of reading full file Of the daily
HERALD brought by the Ocean Queen, up 10 the dates
received previously by the Costa Rica. complete
the Union could DO gathered " one would take the
trouble 20 read every paper issued in the United States
The HERALD has its correspondent in every State, be-
sides foreign correspondents In most all parts Of the civil
lied world and, although the news " highly important
and interesting the reader gets tired In reading be-
fore he has Cleaned one-tenth Of the embodied in
this able sheet. We doubt IL there Is o. news
paper In the world well filled with interesting
matter from all parts or the civilized world, the
HERALp; and, question about II, Bennett knows how
TO conduct paper aud fully deserves the liberal support
which In now enrohing him. Two three HrRALDs,
and pair Of sharp scissors would enable 10 furnish
our readers with good, readable paper had we not d
local item TO report The HkRAID Issues something
leo 900 daily and run their editions of on two ten
cylinder Hoe presses capable Of working 600 copies
per hour They take their Impressions from stereotype
forms which moulded from the typo set up IN
pagcs-thc type the printers having set In the
night and day not being touched with ink;
as tho mouldcrs done with them This accounts for
the clean appearance Of this paper of late its makeup
and typographical appearance sbeing very handsome.
paper in the hands Of mahy able writers must WELD
an immense influence As the world progresses In the
arts and mechanism, she press the great lever
Of society, Is generally IN the lead with its improve
meIts Could old honest Ben Franklin 'rovisit the
elimpses Of the MOON and for a while behold the
improvements Of tho trade at which he aborod, and
tho 'lghtning presses In motion, what would he say2
But like all others before aim, and those 70 follow he's
gone that 'rndscovcrcd country from whose bourn
no traveller returnsn "That lets him out.n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-30
Married I'm Hasts(
SUPREME couEEcnAMBERs.
Before Judge Barnard.


JrLy 2s.-Egter Fan Son,on Eliza Van San,on-
This was an action for divorce on the ground of
adultery The plaintiff who goes by the name of
Baron Van san,ou, became acquainted with the de.
PENDANT hbont year ago, and after brief court
ship made her baroness. The nuptals created little
excitement In certain osccs, and some Of the newspa
pers niled with accounts OF the ceremony. The
bride sId bridegroom lived In grand style for q while,
and might be seen any afternoon on horseback in the
Park. where the Baron usually sportcd milk
white charger which attracted unusual attention, and
rendered the equesirians very conspicuous every
where they went The couple lived very happily
together for about six months when circumstance
CURED which served to tie jealousy Of the Baron
and rendered his life miserable Upon investigating the
subject ne became convinced OF his adys inidelity
and determined to bring suit for divorce The
referred and today report rendered by the
referee recommending that decree OF divorce be
granted. The report was confirmed and the decree
granted The Baron will probably profit by this lesson
not marry in haste again He should be- careful
In the selection Of wife, and inquire into her antece
dents little before committing himself TO the uncertain
depths of matrimony
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-30

The gold market opened at 145, and declined to 144
under the sale of about eight hundred thousand
dollars by the SubTreasary Afterwards the news by
the City Of New York Of the advance in hve-
twenes to ~ z2 in London the 10th inst, further
depressed the MARKET and reccded to 1881 hafpast
three and remained steady at 1889 la4 TIL the close OF
business.
Cash gold has been abundant, and loans have been
made fiat The Treasury selling its current receipts for
customs duties and although this adds TO the load the
bulls have to carry, II has no material effect upon the
price, and the government will discover ultimately that
selling gold for greenbacks is only Of weakness
to il.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-30
The highest and lowest prices of gold since the COM

The steamer Hansa took out $500 In specie Today,
and the City OF Washington $40 000making an export
for the week of slso7l5.
The money market has been active at seven per cent,
with noteworthy transactions even government Sc
curities under that rate The discount line has been
firm a. TX per cent for the best class of commercial
paper
Foreign exchange has been dull but steady. Bankers
continue ask 100 for their bills at sixty days but sales
have been made the street at 1885, a. 1t Is csti
mated reliable authority that the outgoing steamers
today took two and half millions in ve-twenty bonds,
and hence the limited demand for bankers bills.
The business at the Sub-Trcasury to-day as fol-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-30
The BRITISH PROVINCES.
What Canada Achieved by tho Mission
to England.
From the Montreal Herald. July 90

From the Montreal Herald July 261
A gentleman who Is hot politician, but interested In
the prosperity Of the country and adept in figures
has taken the trouble to prepare statistical mcmoran
dunn of the pecuniary result of the mission of our minis
England Some of the figures are Of course es
mates and admit of wide margin Of error on one side
the other Others be ascerained with reasonable
OF the latter class the three first items
in statement The cost of Notifications is sup
pose almost wholly conjectura; but when II is remcm
bered that II the thing Is done at ALL must be kind
Of omn bus bill so as TO give every village slice IN the
outlay, and moreover as Mr. Gait said last session,
as to afford protection TO every inhabant oil the pro-
vince, it will be at once that there is room for
good deal of argument In favor OF the most largely
tended conception. of the cost Our friend has
Beauharnols frontier among the places which
will require Notifications; but n is plain that IL
anything is to be done IN thai way or anything eec-
able country from the right bank OF the ST. Lawrence TO
the province lines exposed to the enemy's attack,
munications with the East and with the proposed inter
colonial railway, which will be useless unless 1t be kept
In communication with the lines on the eit bank west
ward of this city. Without therefore, in any way vouch
ing for the estimate this head fancy that we shall
not be wrong IL we conceive of the sum required as
being indefinitely great, as the Yankees say ANY
amount" At any rate, below the ideas OF an in
tcgent man the cost of carrying out the results
of the mission including enlargement Of tho canals
which is put down in the bond but which is required
Of the conditions OF success to the reciprocity
negotiation to which the British government Is pledged
FuS-We are pledged TO expcnd annually
towards maintaining the volunteer force,
81, 900 000 equal, ut five per cent to "a
Sccond-We are to procure confederation OF
the British North American provinces, and
TO pay proportion Of the expenses OF
the general government, which will not DO
capital Of $500. 100000
Thiyd-Wc TO build the IntercOlopia
Railway and equip IL; this will cost us at
least lVioVV,VVO
Fourth--We 10 have permission 70
expend IN Notifications any requisite
amount; this may be put down ut least
ouowa, at ...................... 10000 GOO
To this may he added for the various points
In Canada West say for Sarnia Windsor,
Mouth of Welland Niagara Ealls, Queens
ton Niagara river, Niagara, Port Dahou-
sic Hamilton, London Goderich, Coing
wood, Toronto, Kingston, Brockville, Pres
colt, Ottowa, &c, &c, another. 90 600 900
Total for non-productve works. ...... 500 900 900
FVlh-To enlarge our canals .......... 100000
Which will be productive, and should In any
he done
At five per cent interest shall have expenditure
increased annually by 81, go 600.
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Interesting ITabens Corpus Case.
COURT or COMMON PLEAS.
Before .1udpe CardozO

JrLy 20-fn nc. John Csmmings.-The Court IN this
case directed writ Of habeas corpusto be issued 10 the
Superintendent Of the Juvenile Asylum requiring him to
pro1Ics &c Body 81 John Cummings, child about eight
years old The superintendent ovado the order, when
the Court ssucd an order requiring the Official 70 show
morning however the Superintendent appeared In court
with the child which declared satisfactory excuse
Tor bis negligence, and the mater was uroppeu Ihc
CHILD about which there was much dispute Is Roman
Catholic II appears, and his relatives, fearing that he
might be made convert 70 the Protestant faith " ne re
manuel Ia tho asylum took this course TO remedy the
matter.
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ings, s3l7,eao. Balance of income OF last year.
$l27oS2 Dcducting dividends and United s'a'es
tax there remained income May 81 1865, sl2i9oo'
The Indebtedness Of the company May 81 was sioo's-'
The increase last years Indebtedness Was cauSoa
mostly by purchase Of land for change OF 10 aon anu
enlargement Of freig and passenger ACCOMMODATIONS
Boston. The following named gentlemen We're o'cc'ea
directors for the ensuing year:-Aexander holiness Oh
Kingston; Francis B Hayes, Boston; George A. ke'tei'
Charlestown uriei Croker, Boston, Benjamin Finch,
Newport; Minot Tirrel, Weymouth; Oliver Ames.
Easton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-30

CANADIAN CRcrs.--Thc wheat harvest has commenced
in Canada West, and the crop is generally veiy hne
Only few sections have been injured by the hy In
Lower Canada there has been great deal Of ran with
an unusually low temperature for month past, which
will make the crops late
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-30

Exrxsavr FRS TN HupsoN CTry.-About midnight on
the 2Ath a Arc was discovered in the extensive cattle
pens formerly occupied for Strengthening purposes be-
longing 70 the Erie Railroad Company, and situated near
Tho western debouchment Of the Bergen Tunnel at West
End All efforts 10 stop tho connagration were in vain,
until some adjoining buildings were torn down, when
he nrosess was stayed The IRE occurred the idcn-
ticaI spot made notorious the Of the tunnel
riots four years ago. The less Ia estimated at from
AIS 600 70 2O0O0 which there u no insurance.
Ton IN ~ Axasr,rGA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-31
VALUABLE IRON PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
TENNESSEE ROLLING WORKS..

". win sfer 'or sale the SfcoNp DAY or oCIo-
BFR 1905 on pr-r. the valuable Iron properly hho"
=. TlIF TfN.FSSFF HOLilSp WbRk> with oft' acres
If ara out en- scf~s good Eaimns Land cared ai under
fu, 81 ID Gu the Cumberland River my miles sooSc th
mouth In LYON County, heniueSy, embracing arg ai
compl.t. Rolling Mn, aFofsr WIN t"ruy N,yplnf ~
Machine shop containing Lrine- horing AMI 'a'ns Ms
chine. win Boiler and Engine &c run separate non, VIZ,
with Gr.t MN attached large Wafrhou."' Wy uo"t'
Store Ruek Office. larse number OF Dwellings lof w"fs
u,n A., about forty thousand bgsbes OF stone 'oa anu
,pty thousand bushels Of Char, oal
M. aboy, Iron been in s1cress operation ''
number If y.sr. sud the reputation Of tho iron iuy t''Ao
.J vgi,b r,rsrty for MAKING thousand ,un OF
y-arlyIuru passed ny
tofy Ina III, Iuh.d States. The iaciiir. TOY obtaining x
iron A.. supr or establishment In the west 'h'fr ~
ing three charcoal finac-. within on" 20 tie" n' " W.
nil cap ibl. Of producing seven OF elsh' "o's' ' "
fig Iron yearly II , .-, po,. and
other Miees II. un'ufpased =, ..,, 81, ,,. Gam,
shipment. u IRON can be made 10 The mouth VI '' Yum
b.rand River all seasons Il tie year
TERMS OF SALE. 81,
The Roins Nil Fora. and Land. thrf'nnto ata'uu ~
Tool. embracing Nil tOrse and laeksnh loo sh1 WEI
ur ss,. AT. 10 be- sod credit OF one Two ,hte quo
, x.a,. ln date with approved security and hrn IT,
tanned until a. purrhA.- money - paid -, 4, , g.
II 1. nndrroad that the purcnase u the NM au' ~" W.
tur. 4. 20 tab. h. wrought aud cast non eilH' vo
coal charcoal farming carpenter tools com Ny "
cattle hos iron safe amd h1tuf.s IN oi- wagons eai
n.Iicin.s etc and Iay cash II fair yat Ton Two u'"e
rsird men to said ysuation Ia cas-" ey DO "0' 's "
cal ~ thii ID man IL, ..,,o,.hio .yre,.
ably to the articles OF copanntTshlp 49, - ...,.,.v
Capitalist. wishing 10 invest In prohAon won poP,1
will 10 we'll To- eIanns the same, wh"fr conPrc" NV"
~ Wv 81, A., =, - ulLLMAN BROTHERS.