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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-26
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Ill the Johnstown road just IN the rear o. tne h
Lnnatio Asylum.e For terms inquire OF Sahesu
BSIi. Mayor of the CITY Of Olumbus
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-26
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scu race at Sing Sing Tuesday last in race Of five
miles, for stated sum af money McKel's friends
of the opinion that Gil Ward smarern than Josh,
and " their hero heat Gil why not beat Joshf"
As the friends Of both parties feel anxious no doubt
match will be made in q few days
F0yEL ROWING MATCH.
baggage man on the Hudson River Rsiiroaa 10 tho
possessor of what he styles two "water Shoes each
twelve feet In ength and about six inches In width
In the centre OF each shoe Is cqmparlmant to ip the
foot in and when tho Is put 10 place, the shoe
is water ght Each shoe somewhat Of tho shape or
sh IL soa, built of very light material and sharp a. both
ends. When in position they are kep. al cor'aln os-
and draw about an inch Of water The baggage man
poposes to match himself against any four or SIX Dared
crew the United States TO roa race OF nvo or en
miles for one or five thousand dollars ne 70 stand erect
in his water shoes and propel himself along Dy means
of paddle He desires contest with elmer the rough
keepsie or Newburg four cared crew.
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THIaD sEssroN--o:30 r. N.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, July 4-6P. NJ
AsHgs Receipts of packages. Tho market With.
OUT noteworthy change We quote pots, nomnaly,
s. 25 So so, and pearl $15 ST.
BREApsIcFps Receipts, 1887 bbls 6our. $50 do and
100 bars corn meal 900 bushels whcat 222 ITO do
corn o. 815 DO oats, 1900 do rye, and $50 do. malt
State and Western -four IN moderate demand only,
and with large supply offering, prices for all qualities
favored the buyer to some extent, in l0c
I5c per bbl The sales limited to about 900 bbls
mostly revised quotations annexed. ut which the
marke. closed with continued downward tendency for
all descriptions excepting medium State which closed
steady Southern -four also dun, with declining
tsndency the sales confined 10 400 bbla Canada
-four was OF sa'e At decline Of 10c "a shipping
qualities; sales 800 bbls. Rye -four dull, bu un
changad. Corn meal steady with moderate de-
mend; notice salrs Of $50 bbls Brandywine at or
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Along the Hudso~.
INTERNAL REvEsUE REfu Rms or TUE TWELFTH

The return Of ths annual tax list Of tho Twelfth New
York Congressionai dsrics comprising tho counties Of
Dutchess and Columbia. worthy Of notice. and
port of United Assessor Carpenter Of that district
bcipg tho rs ono handed IN 70 the department WASH
ington from sny part Of the 5tats will make H. perhaps
more interesting In . statistical point Of vew In the
year 1a the annual ss for tho whole dstrc, smountsd
70 p34,ooT The returns for The year 1895 show tho
amount paid incomes for that pear 70 be sss7 iS4 Il
being an increase Of 10 over year previous where
In fact, decrease WA expected. fnsss figures havs
nothing Whatever 10 do with the moashiy list Of mann
acturers and other returns which amount to $4,000
per month 5000 900 per yssr Add the latter to tha
total Of the annual list and will DO seen that tho
revenue from the above In the Twelfth district
foos up grand total OF ei 2s7 iM for tho year 1886
Tho district comprises thirtyseven towns besides
cities Of Pouahkcepsis and Hudson and the return is
pleasant surprise 70 the govern ocals located here
- report has that other districts win send IN returns
Tor 1858 which in total amount viii fall short Of the
nsurcs Of 1894
WEST POINT.
along sn q q ron ss iSS
chief centre OF attraction on thai delightful spot bci,g
no less persoaags than Lieutenant snsraI Grant Who
sTsssas Ne sspPos esrs he Nth h family Aasr
ment Excurscnisls arrive there and depart % hort
intervals the most Of IN m however remainuE 20 t.
nsss tne regular evening drills o. the future defenders Of
~ shady At this OF yfsr aud the teaa.'pl
scsnsry frnfn the enrnuce of the Highlands oyaook
e tAe s,t :, nrsss Neck Ignns a. ,he rso q Nv.
side 10 ioas, fof au simirers OF gonaaLs ress uAt
the cooling hreexss
AsornEn scUTfrSG aarcn rAlKrD on
There "a Considerable alk a5oa; matching JOSH Ward
s9snss John ksksai iiLs iAAss INA seS Ia The sazs
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CcrpsR was rrri bat with limited den and no esps.
al iohsaciicns have la~rn taos moderate s,s ~,
msrkei clotsd arm i, sc for nc;ro with sales OF
saCoe Ia @2sc. sc. Tor P'rage lake with sales OF
5000 ibs mcsly = the outside figure, and 20 900 ms
Baltimore az s. he
CASmrs.--Adaraaniine we're in moderate demand and
Grm; sale, 100 boxes, in lo'r at &c. 24c. sperm
were s,csdy a toc aai patopi sos.
prasopps --ihe market was quiet, but prices were
We nss' s ,o s. o 20 s Sn 81 1snHs' .sC
AMI 30 ious Western Coast do. o. private t"rms.
Dsro, % ap Tlhs sa demand an, rs S,en light. bong
material alteration The transa tcns embrace rs
sras = 'lass scda Al se ssNs e. Eod 100 soni seda
god; l,soo kegs Sl arr sods to srrivs, at6Hs
gold iso IONS q ia u aSc 3-isc. gold I56 casks
b'eschins paNdes s'sc 6xc,. currency. and sxc.,
s & q y, ars,e ss',ps asp @'.sS sg s'a 49, and
FssiaHEs were nraer. bet no. aao,sbly ; & che, ne
lpaIi last evsa.nE ND 10 tone loswood .. sos
50 hhd 'o5sc II ia ga and 500 bbls rssrv'cun, -
o. g IspGs o 90. Ss ss N ak. % .ss "SG es, ss
steamer i,oso boass cheese a. aos 10 Antwerp. per
sleeper 100 % ia" ic'sseo :, S. AZ Italian s'is was
to port IN the United Kingdom nj 4s od.
Fr.a--D'y cod lisve been n moderate demand, and
tsorses >, s, * - 50 MsskSr.i We were aaiss with
moderate sales o No bay a. $40 $50 80 and large
scaled aud 80 /, With modera,e sars
evSsr BAss we're quiet, but steady, as 2skc- NC
sHo 1000 eaea have bcen male here and n Boston,
opening a. 2lsic snd closing q alc, with nrnness oil
Hpss Tho demand has been moderate sut full prices
nhvs Deen rcali,ed The sales include 30 RIO Grarde
IJ JOS sycragc AZ l6Ic gold 200 RIO Grande cnils
~ Us average ~ IL .c gold, 900 Nynievidco III hs
average o. i6tc.. gnd 500 Texas 600 city slausher
ooo country slsnshcrcd and ssrw VT salted California
Hssr.. Manila was aui., ha steady. No salss we're
heard of separate frrm .ew small lots n Nc, gold
Other kinds we're dull apS orninnlly unchanged
ffcrs were In rnod~sie demand FOE consumption n
rrev'ops prices w note ssies OF 40 bales 81 from
3oc. q 7oc. o. r. growth and quality. ks4
lRNs The Market for scotch and American pig has
hsen fairly active and prices tended In sellsrs favor
Tho saies have been 600 tons Genrarpock st cal 60
goldi SOC do, to arrive 100 tons Euglinton,
ys'e terms, and aOo IONS American, dc,ivsrsSIs
IN October, at the market price ~ the time Of
delivery tlse, In smsn Tote, 200 tons csrtsherre ai
$40 $50 900 tons Ciengarhock n s4s 10 n yari
snd st7 at ship; $50 toss No Anerean Al sis SO
aud 100 tons No do at $40 Fer nihnr,st,rsd iron
the demand has boon fair 81 full ~ ces
LsArasR-Thc demand for henibck has ss.r rodsr.
mely aeiiye al fu rstes Oak Las also reen n ,lr DO.
mlnd ani FIRM ~ previous prices
lzAp continued IN good demand ana fa rr,c a ws-s
tWiy oOnlnct. the market closing nru We note fur.
thor saes of 20 tons best brands 1erfnan arc Fnash
Il tic, gSi al % consumers Bsr sheo, snd nine
werc siraty With moderate demand
G'-Asss- pa lassi JE sssiy. On.sls y. anal I'D.
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PLEASURE PLACES.
Oar Long Branch Correspopdence.
Loso BRAsof, July IL, 1896.

Oar Long Branch Correspopdence.
LOso BaAsct July IL, 1886.
Anlmements- -Ccsumes-Bathsno, dc.
How delightful II Is to get away from tho monotcnous
brown fronts Of the city, TO leave the dnning bus
tie Of Broadway, and 60 beyond the sound Of Trinity
bells Here have morning mail TO interfere with
our breakfast DIGESTION aud oco business add
element to the heats of summer and certainly we do
not require any annoyance additional the latter
ble for the past days have rvaod the tropics Ia 80
verify We grunbe to our hearts content al the two
hours Of hrons sum but In reality the cool sea breeze
Il ENJOYABLE 1t almost any Of the day. and during
the early mornlngs and after twilight perfectly de-
ghtfui
Every day marks our rapid progress towards the
sbcipbt Of tho season. Tho number o. guests at tho
hotels the crowds of no,abitics aud the increase Of
bethers indicate the advance OF the Branch 10 s most
brilliant tmc After breakfast the ladies' congregate IN
the drawing rooms, and treated TO choice vocaza
tion by tho finest amateurs Of New York. II Is no small
ma.ler to oonmcnoe the day In an elegant drawing
room. surrounded By bevy OF charming Misses. and,
coast listen to select airs played and sung In duce,
mouy.
We arc very unceremonious hcre-some people might
call u unfashonahic but como hero for physical re-
lief and for the sake OF absence from the dsspaons OF
Gotham. with these objects IN view do not caro-
often as The Emperor in the story books Who had suit
OF clothes for every hour In the day Tho only costume
that appears TO bo De rrienr FOR gentlemen 10 a
and and cigars arc % quito r'' en- rec< Tho ladies robe
themselves very simply aud neatly for The
bathing cnatumc. Ar,or sporting with the waves til
ocook tho toilette for dinner Ia arranged, and this
serves for driving the afternoon and tho promenade
IN the evening The unfavorable weather has hereto
fore prevented the customary drawing room amuse-
ment but stli have had ehcrcal Conversations,
which cards, music and isseatetss have played pro-
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,, : ImpsrtAat Legal Deci,,sa.
1sfsshsrfso TO PARrtga CLAIMING DAxAsns a


- ,..n, IN tho Rochester Upicn, July Ill
,nn na a. sssenPesis hAs rendered an ktoruhl *
vss,aad oorporaiions' ngh,s OF citixeBs N suits vi
ths ma. ,cr o. John BeisIegS decision was rcndsri
iral RAilre. Company Ia issyrs the Me- York Goa
was n n over ~ locomotive e..sann Held 81
seph stree, in thIa city he was ab.a,,s ~ % u
track on his way ~ the ssr;c w' .foss ~
tram cams from thd ~ ssarnai anon an. .ssns
was bsrtioa re. east n s'Prs ~P's ~ ic5sns
was vruck BY tho tender, throw down, nna - 49,. ~,
ies In 1859 an aoilon Tor damages brought 70 shs
Circuit Court boIore The lais Judge Knor -
non suit on the ground that the plaintiff ava nos
precsu,ou look out for danger before stopping uot
The track Tue court assumed that lac ala not look ny
he would have the engine, ana vvuin no, ,m,
fore have been injured The counsel rcr tne r'nn.
Perry Esq claimed that the fsrts @ they appearsn ~
the testimony should 20 the jury. and they fh'uld
deorne uhsthsr his client used the proper rcanscDs
against danger The court held othcrvise The cen
eya Term sna,ncd the Circuit Judge and the oase tens
10 The Court OF Appeals The court q lat resoi -
reyessed The decr-ion and oriercf new fim.
ThA IA understood 10 bs decision tnss tns
Jury NAV ra upon the question sst wbc'ler the pan
IN, Id exercise proper canton under tho crcamd5er1
be dle for any person 10 bring an action Tor peph
d,marea N ne were run BY engine or car, "
The court that the fact thai he Is inred wv
result ef hs csrelcssness, that ends the nstv,
white accidents al iroad crossings often oc UT tusn
the neglect of parties who subr they mar som iss
and do through The neglect of the agents ~.
road companies. How tbs TACT may have peeh ~ w.
case above decided. viii not express an op'ntu IuS
A. 10 be tried again merit fall but we incline " the oc
that the inferior court erred greatly In !. dcc"ons
this case Wa
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Over thirty years ago tbcrs was consd siderable excite
meBt Ia Cecl county, MD account OF the sudden dis
appearance of a WIDOW lady named Patty Polk who
resided about four mites from Elkton She last
going into thicket hear her house, where two had
Just passed. All search Tor her fr ess. Alter
reasonable time bad elapsed letters OF administration on
her cests were sucd and IN settling up the estate the
tls nen who bad been ~ 70 into the thcket Tho
note vas known TO have in her possession short
time before her disappeasance This aroused the
pcons n some of the people, and the two men were ar
res'os en nclhing could be proved against them aud
they werc a. di.chargcd
Ipmher q years ago of the suspected Parties
-, ant asi week u s reported uAt tie otntr bong
Fery il kenk of minister. 10 whom 10 made free
ccuI uu. Nccurtng % popular ruuor, TIE ccnirssinn
- u the eject bM he with iAe oiaer ph5 en- W
Mrs feE 20 meet them N certain place, whore they
would rNy thc money on tha poes Ant tsy luer inif
y meet her Thni they esv bet ~ hcl way homf and
knov're ftsl tha Ncsd ra.- thrcugh fhe rekpt hoy
ssas IBGe arl a,i 10 ambush, end % soen ~ sfs az
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peared knocked her on tina bead Nth s,,r % ~ d
killing her That they then placed her body in the
midst OF wood pile whore they intended 10 let Il re-
with box TO remove the body and found that the do9
od .ne deceased mad taken his place = p eyer he
could the body, and that after succeeding they
red IL in the box 70 where the Philadelphia Wilmington
and Baltimore Railroad being built and placed Il ia
the embankment.
Is also stated that as soon the had made this
disclosure hs commenced 10 improve and that he Is now
Il a far Of IacnYerY
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The whsa, market quite unsettled and entirely
nominal at slight decline for oil grades excepting prime
md choice, which ruled steady. Only limited demand
Prevailed, and We have only 70 notice Gales OF about
IL, 900 bushels No. new Milwaukee at - 81 81,
and small lot OF new amber Jersey At $a The
marei at iba cnmnencemen, nrm Mt an advance Of
r per bushci but subsequently,, under moro liberal Of
ferings, the Improvement was lost and the market
closed heavy with sellers than bnyors At yeser.
days prces The BALES compriscd 17a.0o0 bushels In
clnding unsound now mixed Western at CSC 86c.,
sound do at s6iic. s7c. and yellow Western at o2c
Ols depressed b. heavy stock and comparatively
small dcmsIi. Wo note sales Of about 80 900 bushels,
including 60c for Milwaukee and soc. 53c for Ch eago
yo steady but aaiet We note sales OF 900 bush
els Western at esc. Barley and malt dull and nom
yiA. with loteworthy sales
BgsswAx quiet and unchanged nt 4Or.
scsfgE-rhs market for Rio showed improvement. In
ALL respects wlih good demand for nearly oil dcscrip
tons sellers oief sparngly at the current prccs and
generally demand advance wlNch restricted business
No soes were heard or Other kinds wcrc quiet but
very steady. " noo salos OF $500 st. Domingo on
private tertas
Corros---Thc market was dull, but nominaly m.
changed closing heavy at our quotations. Tho sales
n I'LL
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per cent The workmen claim ths, vii, IN -,
sares OF life commanding full as high prcss "o neces
period during lhe last four year, moyement az ,hE
on, 70 uVu'' anu oppressive-NeWayk Daily y
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TROUBLE ANovo NKw jersey suogN AKrrs-ft ts
stated that the shoe manufacturers OF this city and
htv have combined In determination o. reduce the
prices heTe.oforc PAID 10 their employees, the fact Of
which mad known 10 the " several shops yes
terisy morning, when general cessation ~ work
sued The mcuab ~ n the "craffi were immediately
not 1ed 10 eterd meeting IN thu afternoon ~ Dramatic
Hail. where large assemblaee cJBgrefated and hrn
liberalization vas expressed TO rests The deesn of the
employers A dr'ssnfun of iuhrneyrcn fr0fn Orange
wa pfaseut and gave that whatever course
should he deerufined upon by the meeting would be ed-
hcred ~ the orarFpites Tie rr3srloa agreed upon
~ The manuac "a said "a ha soni ssahi % ateen
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Tho Will OF James r. Ailatre.
APPLICATION TO SKI ASIDE AN INQUEST AND ALLOW
A NEW TRIAL.
cNEhAAAe ADN
Before Judge clerie.

suPgK,fE CorRT-cnANDERa
Before Judge cierke.
JrIy l3-Fracs w Roe and Others % Cecilia A. =
Apufe-Tho litigation in this case has been golpS on
for some eghtysa II involves the validity Of. pspr
purpong TO be tho last win and testament Of mr. James
r AIlaro The entirc facts In the case Sve already
appeared The VIII admitted 90 pobsse by the
surrogate. when an acneal was taken lhe oeneral
the Surrogate and ordered trial BY Jury on certain
issues Of fact Owing 70 pressing engagements of oodb
Tor defendant they unable proceed with the case
trial. that paini3 eook an Inquest The pres nj
motion Is made TO set side this Inquest Amer hearing
arguments both Sides Judge Cerks took The papers
and reserved his decision.
Messrs. James Brady and { Z. Lyon for plaintiffs;
gessrs A. >. Todd, John Cochrane H. Bradford and
r. Nash for dcfendant
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FAMILY MANKET RNVIEw.

wEAr-Porierhouse steak. 30c $50. per lb. s!r!c!n
90 28c roasting pieces, 20c Csc. cornedboef jig
20c lamb forequarters. 20c go. hindquartcrs $50
a 30c. mutton forequarters, 12c hndqnartrs, i1c. ;
veal forequarteFs 16c. headquarters, 25c hams, 24c
shoulders, Doc sausagcs, 20c 22c picklet tongues
81 rs; smoked tongues 81 rs 81 so.
rouLrRY AND GAMx-P Philadeph chickens selling
at SOC PER Ib FOWLS 32c. . 35c turkeys 39c $50 ;
ducks, 40c squab pigeons 81 pcr doz reese 81 50
per pair
FrH-Eels arc selling at f5c. to 9oc pound; halt
but 20c goldfish, 100 haddock, loo. bius fish. 12c !:
poraies 10c. sea bass 49, founders 10c.; salmon.
40c shccrshcad 20c. striped hass 20c. HOLSTERS, &c.
BurrER-Pnmc Orange county butter is selling a. 45c.
cheese, 20c 22c.
v.aErAMxs. Norfolk tomatoes are selling at Csc q
quart green peas 4Oc . peck; string beans. SOC. q
peck; new potatoes, 60c. q peek cauInowers, 75c q
SOc hr~s salad &c head bects. 10. l0c, bunch
FRUIT Mus<o,clons sclling from 10c 10 Soc each
blackbcrics 3sc q quart; raspberrics 20c. a basket
whortleberries $50. quart: cherries, 2oc. SOC cur.
Esats, oc. 10 2Sc
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Commsncemsnt Exercises at Yale.
Tho following Ia the programme Of exercises during
snc>xrsct W.sk VAL Coljs~a.-

Commencement Week nj Yale College,
sunday afternoon. July 22-Baccslaurease sermea, bg
psv w n Clarke Professor Of Divinity.
Monday and Tuesday, July 10 aud 2l-Examinsssoa g
candidates for admission 10 Colieea Tuesday evening"
wednesday morning, July 2s-Bumnsss mceiisg -
Phi Beta Kappa Society; annual meeting OF aiunat
Anernoon-Annuai meetings Of Lnonia and Broths1
Societies. Evonug-Oratiop bsfore Phi Bola Kappa e.
cieiy, BY A. D. White, OF Syracuse, and poem br
a. II Holilster OF Lltchneld Also, on wsdns4
1871, 1896 1885, lS4o, isll is4s 1881, 1854, 1ssH
Thursday, July ss-commencemsu. s22. VI
8. b. T.
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commsneemsnt at Dartmouth college,

Commencement st Dartmouth College,
The exercises win bssn on Sunday July 10, wksa q
discourse will be delivered by President Smith On ~
evening Of the day following the prize speaking win -
heard. The afternoon Of Tuesday, the l7th. VIII -
sa'ss:s: Ssiss sSs Ss 4s.a,ss.: + s s.:'ss g
ce,y by Row v N Kirk, n ~ During the forenoon N
"Wednesday George 8 Hiliiard win deliver An sdArslf
to Tho Phi Beta Kappa 5ocsety and In be afternoon ~
annivesary Of the literary societies win take place -
Guiding an address By Thomas Russell and poem ~
Rev. Elijah Kellogg In the evening OF tho dsY
the Boston 0crmania Band WIN give . concert O
Thursday morning tbsre will bc mcctng Of the aiumnt
In he chapel. TO be followed BY the commcnesmsas
exercises.
i. This old college,, the alma na'er OF webster sas
Choats, and woodbury. and Chase, hourishss with 10
orcasng vgcv Tho ground Tor the new gymnasium ~
broken on tho 22d ult George u Dissel or New York
graduate of 1s<5 lives t2so 900 for tn erection IN
subcnp,ions for the new alumni hail have reached
nearly 5000 including ono Of 800 from Chief Justice
ChAse who VII be present at the Commencement thia
year II being the thircth anniversary of hs graduaion
Major General W. 7. Sherman will also be present
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The following IS the programme of Commrncsmsas
Week at Hamilton College. Clinton, New York =
Sunday afternoon, July lS--BaccaIaureate sermou b.
President Fisher Evening-Addrcss before Society -
Christian Research, BY Rev u r. Vincent. Troy.
Monday even ng, July l6-Prize Defamation.
Tuesday afternoon, July I7-Class-day exercissS
Eyening-cony enton OF the Sigma Phi Orator Major =
X Panborn, Jersey CITY: poet Horace Mack, Ithaca.
Smith Library Hail. Orator, Colonel e. l. Bu,trio2
Milwaukee, poet. Guy X Cleveland Aftornoon-A6
drcss before the alumni, by Hon. Thoa n Pomcroh
Auburn: poem by Row W. j. Erdman, Fay lcvilfS
svsnins-Msetins Of the alumni and friends Of N
college.
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Herewith we give list or the dates at which Cen.
menccmcnts will In various colleges the prsssas
year.
Harvard University, July Is; Dartmouth College. yu1
10; Wesleyan University, July 10; Hamilton oo!ee4
July ID; Hobart College, July Is; Lafayette Collo9A
July Is Fnnkin and Marshall College, July -: zee
College, July %; Union College July %; Bowdoa c..
lege. August Il William. College, Ausust univs.aI
Oberlin College, August Is; Brown University Sep&em.
Dor s.; Centre college, September o. &.
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no Yaiua q foreign goods imported into oafon Tor
ihe 'cck closing July was stsessj sncs ysauary
AL 1L2A2.