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DEMOCRACY.
hall II Maiptain its Principles,

The Washington Euentr0 Express OF yesterday
morning. the central organ OF the Democracy,
In Its edil orial comments on the proposition TO
withdraw Seymour and Blair. says:-
We notice with regret that the New York
World suggests q change Of candidates. mean
ing probably, the nomination of Judge Chase
Not a lew OF our friends have suspected that
the World was not heartily for the nomination
made by the party, and its course, In pressing
even the adoption of Its candidates, who could
not be supported by the DemocIa attic party,
except for the sake OF carrying the election
at the expense OF its principles, goes
far TO Justify the distrust commonly
entertained. No practical mind, upon serious
reflection, could entertain a hope of rallying
the party for the Worlds candidates even II we
had SIX months before us 10 do the work In.
The attempt In present circumstances can only
be attended with disaster Nor does the paper
In THIS movement speak for any one having the
eonhdence of the party. Tilden. Belmont, and
Schell, the representative men of the party in
the city OF New York. all discard all RESPONSE
bilily Tor this foolish freak OF the World-to call
II by no worse name.
And why are we called ON at this time to
surrender? By the Worlds own showing we
have not lost The field. BY concentrating ali
the resources or the corrupt money ring which
controls the Government In the great States the
radicals may haye a nominal majority IL eAch
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s ECOND EDITION
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
Blair's Threats-Grant Never to
Leave the White House Alive
The Butler Suits-Later
Election Returns.
Financial and Commercial
FROM ST. LOUIS.

Frank Blair Declares that Grant will
never Leave the White House Alive.
Special Despatch to The Evening Telegraph
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 17.-General Frank p. Blair
Jr, arrived here yesterday from Cincinnati, and
last evening addressed some 5000 people for half
an hour from the piazza of his residence. He
thanked them for the ovation extended him by
old friends. He came before them not dsmayed
or discouraged. Abiding to recent radical
victories, he regarded them as precursors of the
defeat of that party. The Democracy would yet
win. They had everything at stake in this
struggle, and If they failed the republic would
fall with them. A military dictatorship would
be established, and Grant would never leave the
Presidential mar sion alive. He announced that
he now expected to continue to be candidate
for Vice-President, but was ready to make any
sacrifice If the people demanded it. The audi
eDce greeted him with enthusiasm.
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Philadelphia Trade RepOrt.

SATURDAY, Oct. 1.-THE Flour Market con.
tinues quiet. and only a few hundred barrels
were taken by the home consumers at s825@
7 rs for superfne SS9S.75 for extras, S85oCa9 for
spring wheat extra family, S9@9'25 for fancy
Minnesota do. do, So 75@ll so for Pennsylvania
and Ohio winter wheat do. do, and $I2@l8 so
for fancy brands, according to quality. Rye
in Corn Meal. = =
There is no change to notice in the Wheat
Market. A moderate inquiry prevails for good
lots from the local mtlers at vest terday 'sq1ota-
tions. Sales OF 1000 bushels red at $2'lO122O,
and 1000 bushels amber at S2 23Q2'25. Rye sells
at $l.6O@l65 . bush. for Pennsylvania. Oorn is
quiet and prices are not so strong. Sales of
yellow at $3.50 and Western mixed at SLIGO
l28 Oats are without change. Sales of Western
at 74D75c No sales were reported of Malt I2O0
bushels Canada Barley sold ON secret terms =.
Seeds-Cloverseed ranges from $3.50 to S7'z5 IA
"a lbs, but the sales are unimportant; Timothv
may be quoted at s3@320; Flaxseed is taken by
the crushers at S270@2 80.
Quercitroh. '
Whisky Is unchanged. Sales of leo barrels NJ
Sl2713 o gallon, tax paid.
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FROM BALTIMORE.
The Kimberly. Butler Suit--AHairs in
Political Circles.


Special Despatch to The Evening Telegraph.
BALTIMORE Oct. 1.-THE argument In the
case of Woolley & Kimberly Bros. against Gene
raj Butler, on the motion to quash the service
of the writ to arrest him by the Sheriff, is now
going on in the Superior Court, before Judge
Dobbins. William Mead Addison is speaking on
behalf of the plaintiffs. Robert j. Brent will
follow on the same side, to be closed by William
schley for the defense. 1t will occupy the
entire day. A large audience Is present, inclu-
ding members of the bar and others. Judge
Dobbins' decision will not be rendered for some
days.
The proposition to withdraw Seymour and
Blair affords much amusement here. Demo-
Gratis are disgusted with themselves and their
cause.
A large number of Friends arrived here to
attend their yearly meeting tomorrow.
Governor Swami, it is understood, expresses
great disgust with political affairs. He fears
defeat, and the Democrats are 10th to trust him.
There was q slight snow squall early this
morning.
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SPECULATION.
HOW 10 MaIxe "a 0COrnerU In Grain.

HOW 10 make u "COrner" HI Gralu'
That restless and speculative body OF some
twelve hundred men known as the Chicago
Board of Trade VINO almost entirely transact
the immense grain buying business which
makes Chicago the largest wheat ana corn mar
ket in the world, has within The last Few days
experienced the sensation OF hrsL-class ex-
plosion. A little party of men, mostly from
Pennsylvania and from Ottawa, In this State,
came here about month ago, with per-
haps half a million dollars at command,
and began privately buying up all
the corn in the market. contracting for its de
livery In thirty days. The contractors, not
thinking that corner was forming, neg.
lected 10 buy corn with which to fulfil their
contracts until The month was nearly ended,
and then, to their surprise found an alarming
scarcity In the market. The price began To rise
as the time of delivery approached, and the
contractors grew more and more alarmed at
their prospects, and bid still higher for the
quantity which they needed. Before the hour
OF filling the contracts arrived corn was held at
sl15, and many prominent dealers were ruined.
When the hour struck the price dropped To
ninety one cents, and the corner" was ended.
The President of the Board of Trade was the
first TO go under, with reported liabilities for
three hundred thousand bushels OF corn, or
some $4,000. Other commission men have
been dropping by the way since, aud The aggre-
gate loss and distress havebeen very large The
sharp and interruptions manipulators of the
corner mRde from slVV,0N w s4V0,OOO, a.d
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FROM OHIO.
Objections to SeymOur's Withdrawal.
Special Despatch TO The EUentn9 Telegraph.

Objections to SeymOur's Withdrawal.
Special Despatch TO The EUentae Telegraph.
COLUMBUS, o., Oct. 1.-THE State Democratic
Central Committee of Ohio, and number of
distinguished leaders of the party in other
States, met here yesterday, AMI discussed the
present political situation. The following
resolutions were unanimously adopted:-.
"Resolued That the recent elections have not
shaken our confidence either in the principles
OF the Democratic party or its nominees.
"ResoluEd, That now, as heretofore the Demo-
cratic party of Ohio eschew the substitution OF
policy for principle; that therefore we are
opposed to any movement by which Seymour
and Blair shall be withdrawn from the ticket as
our national stanGard-bearers, aud we will not
consent to such withdrawal, and that we pledge
to them our hearty support in the present
canyass,n
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COyOde Probably Defeated - He Will
Contest.

GREENsBURG, Pa, Oct H.-The Republican
Judges this morning signed certifi 5ates for
Westmoreland county, as they did not want to
go behind the usual township certificates. This
trict for Foster l3 8O7 and for Covode, $780, and
giving Foster a majority OF Al. The poll exceeds
last year's by 5278, of which Covode gained over
last years vote on Judge, 262, and Foster
gained 2496. Mr.. Covode announces his deter
mination to contest the seat II the three con-
ference Judges who meet on Tuesday next give
Foster the certificate. He alleges that In a con
test he can throw out over 800 Democratic votes
in Fayette and over 200 in Westmoreland.
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ofibem. But this does not decide the Presi
Genital election. In November the b battle has to
be fought over this whole Union. Weshall then
have much fairer election than we had Tues
day asst. 1t is the duty of every earnest Democrat
and conservative to press on the good work.
Now Ia the time for q renewed vigorous charge
all along the line. Or friends must not for one
of the people, and embody the majority of that
race which created the Government, and upon
whom alone It's perpetuity depends. We must
continue to stand together for the sake OF the
country and Its free ipstitutions. 1t will be
impossible TO overthrow them whilst we do so.
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many outside the "ring," who were fortunate
enough to hold their grain and sell 1t at the
right time, also made handsome sums. IL was
q shrewdly played game.
About million Of dollars are required to
make q "corner" on wheat, and from one.half
TO three-quarters to accomplish it on corn, and
IL cannot be done every day. Sometimes the
elimination can be prevented by importing
from surrounding ports-as was done last year.
when an immense quantity of wheat was
hurriedly brought here from Milwaukee-but
generally the operations of the ring" are too
Carefully concealed.-Ch CHICAGO Letter.
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Markets by TeIegraph.

NEW YORK, Oct. f.-Stocks steady. Chicago and
Rock Island N9l; Reading, 995S; Canton, 6lAj
Erie 4e CieSslens and TOLEDO 1861 Cleveland ,i1s Haa
Michigan Central, lls; Michigan Southern. 9O%
New York Central l2914; Illinois Central l464; Gum
Hudson River. 1886; 62Os 1882 lllS do 1854 ll2S; do.
1855, lI24 do. new lIIA; l040s. 1908. Gold. 1858.
Money unchanged. Exchange, 0A.
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Upto the present writing, returns have been
received from A Republican and Al Democratic
counties. The aggregate majority of the former
Is N,27l, that Of the latter 22,S42. showing ma.
jority for the Republican candidate for Gov
ernor of 1929. voorhees,. the Democratic Con-
gressman elect, has telegraphed to Washington
That Hendricks is surely defeated by 1000 ma
jority, II not over that estimate.
Ohio.
So far forty. eight Republican and thirty-five
Democratic counties have been heard from,
leaving five still to make their returns. The
Republican majorities foot up 49772. and the
Democratic 290l6, leaving majority for the
former of 20756.
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The Snow Storm.

BINdHAMToN, N. Y, Oct. H. From one tc
four inches Of snowi iel at and west of this place
last night. Reports from Concord and WoIces-
ter, Mass and other Eastern cities report blind
ing snow storms from The northwest.
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HeaVv SnnM HtOrm in New YOrks

ROCHESTER,. Oct. 1.-Two and half inches O
snow fell here last night, and the murcury 1
below the freezing point to day. brisk snoV
storm is going on all round the county.
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THE EUROPEAN MARKETS.
This Mornings Quotations.
BIZ Atlantic Cable.

LONDON, Oct ia. NJ. Consols, 9iA for
money and account. American securities firm;
520s tirmer at 722s; Illinois Central. 96; Erie,
32L
LIVERPOOL. Oct. IA. M.-Cotton steady.
Sales of 49, 900 bales. Petroleum dull.
LONDON, Oct. IA. M.-Sperm Oil, Gl00
Whale Oil firm. TalloW, 40s Cd.
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From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE. Oct. l7-Three companies
of heavy artillery fpOm this fortress have been
ordered south on temporary duty-Battcry g.
LIST Artillery, 10 Atlanta; Battery A 3d Artil-
lery, TO Columbia. O.; and Battery o, 9th Ar
tilery to Raleigh, N. o. They left at dayl fight
this morning for their respective destinations.
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IA. M..--....5O III A. M...........4S2 IL p. M,.. =,
chin y. CLEARED THIS MORNING.
e assr @.'nsns B. c.
Itsl ssrgne Boston Luccmmone. Lisbon. Jose ps
Bargne q S. Rogers Ballard. Galveston D. 8 s.et.or
Brig ]; W. Drlsco Eaton. Boston. Borda, Ks,,e,
sc6T NJ. Il. Read Benson. New Bedford, snuick.on
sehr Henry May, Racket Providence do.
sohr Anna MyIick; Stevens; Provinoetown. do. do.
ssr Msa snd Scy S
Schr Remedy. Lsyfeld, Washington, do.
Scar Hattie Ooombs, Jameson, Newburyport, SS. Sso.
sc.on %as
schr Francis Edwards. BOyce. Boston. BAnoro,,
sSST Hls1 oYoH1g: YS1Eg Boston American ooaoo
se6r BartIstt RSItlett M Boston; Geo. g. RepplIe,
sSr sSST dRE
scsr ! B. Allen. Case Norwich, Castner. siIosnev !.
scSr HiswaIha. Newman, Newport, Day, hidden
schr II. simons. Godfrey, Salem. Borda, Ksu..
scSp Mary. oarll Brldgeton, wannemacher. M.xo.,.
se6r "a 4. t. COhn, Brewer, Medford, Haun0,,
Schr Cohasseit. Gibbs New Bedford, "'aeh &Oo.
sehr Transit Racket DanversSort.
schr Emily and Jennie, Hewitt. Boston.
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
scbr ., Z; Wolfe Dole; days from Broad Creah
Schr Sarah. cobb, days from New Bedford with
u scSr a xmsden, Bangs, from ProyIncetowp.
Echr W. p. Phillips. Somers, from Boston.
Echf i. A. DRnenhOwer. sheppard from Roato,
Hchr While Foam, Howes, from Boston,
Bchr Paul d Thompson, Godfrey, from Boston
Bchr RI. II. Samson, samson. from Boston,
schr Emily and Jennie, Hewitt, from Boston,
schr q Shaw. Reeves. noon Boston.
Schr A. Bartlett Bartlett from Boston.
Schr Francis Edwards Bryce nom Boston.
Schr NJ P Hudson. Hudson, from Boston,
Sohr W. Wallace Scnll. from Boston.
Echr o. 3. Carstairs Price, from Boston.
schr Alex Young Young, RON SALEM
schr III. SimOns Godfrey from Salem.
Scbr q d q. Brooks Brooks. from Lynn.
Schr American Eagle, Shaw, from Providence
Bchr II. A. COnklin, Daniels. from Providence
Schr O, l. Herrick. Baldwin. from Dighton,
schr ID a. Floyd. W eldon, from Dlghton,
Hchr j. b. Allen Case. from GreenpOrt
sohr j. II, Murney. Murney. from Hartford,
schr Mary. CaIll from Bridgetown.
Rchr Transit Racket. from Newport.
Hchr A T. COhn, Brewer, from bingham.
Schr Susan McDevltt, Nc Dewitt. from Washington.
schr Edw. Ewing, McDevitt from Washington.
Steamer w. WhtlldeD, Rggans. l8 hours from BAL
tImoIe. with mdse. TO A. Groves. Jr.
MEMORANDA
steamship Brunette, Howe, hence. at New York yes
schT 3. W. Johnson. Mast. for Philadelphia. sailed
from WATeham l4th inst.
sohra Isabella Thompson. Endicott, ana 0oddesss
Kelley, hence, at Providence lAth inst
ley rKLE0RAPHI x,..,.,
NFw YORK, Oct ", Arrived, steamship Hhein'
hVm Bremen,
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Delaware County.
HnenfnL Despotch To The EGentfl0 I'eLeQroph.

MEDIA. Pa, Oct. 17.-Official returns from
Delaware county give Hartranft 1852 majority,
Campbell l240 majority, and Townsend 1865
majority. The whole county Republican ticket
is elecien.
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Snow Storm In Massachusetts.
,eninL Desnntoh TO The EUentfl0 TeLearaph.

SPRIFGFIELD, Mass, Oct. H.-It is showing
hard here this morning. Very large flakes have
been falling for half an hour, and the weather is
quite cold,
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.Ph iLOAA 0AOAAAlAhill8 y
No. 48 b. .Thirdstreet:-
4 Pitts. +. Wand Chi.ll7l6
Z Toledo d Wabash. 66Nl
Z Mil. IL st. Paul II. ...ll2
Adams Express.... ... 81
Wells. Fargo........... 3ll%
4 US. Express Co.,. 4S
4 5Tennessees, new." Y
i a0olur"..,......."".".lU
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HOW 1T WILL STAND.
Delegations

Total in Fortieth Congress......l76 sc
Virginia (8), Mississippi (5), and Texas (4) are
not represented in the Fortieth Congress. The
whole number Of States are entitled to 2i3 rep
resentaliVeS.
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The Princess Metternich spends $40, 600
year in bonnets.
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FIRST EDITIO N
THE ELECTIONS.
Further Returns from the
States and Counties.
PENNSYLTAWLA

The Vote of the state According TO the
Latest Returns.
The following is the vote of Pennsylvania on
Tuesday. according to the latest returns and
estimates, those thus marked ~ being unofh-
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From NYiIton. IA,

MILTON, Oct. II THE store OF Heiner Il Son
| WAS en- tered last night and robbed OF goods TO
the value OF $1,000.
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Received by telegrs
Davis, Stock Brokers,
N. Y. Gent. R.......,..l2SI
N. Y. and Erie r.. Az
PHI. and Rea. R....... 9S5
Mich. 3. and M. R. 80
Cle. and Pitt. R....... 81
Chi. a N. W.R. com. 979
Chi.4 N. w. X. prf. 9Sz
Chi and II. 1. .lOS1.
Market I'm
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June 10. 1853.
GREAT SALT LAKE CITY, |
January Is, 1868 J

GREAT SALT LAKE CITY,
January Is, 1868
Mr.. II. I. HELMBoLD-
Dear Sir: - Your communication requesting our
serms of advertising was duly received. but from
preiudice 1 had formed against advertising 'cures
Cor secret diseasei" 1t left unanswered. During
m accidental conversation in drug store the other
evening, my mind was changed ON the character OF
wonr HIJCHU, IL was then highly recommended for
o,hay AIseases by two physicians present.
Enolosed please nnd our rates of advertising.
Yours, etc,
IT. r. b. STENHOUsE,
Editor and Proprietor Of
-, Daily and Weekly Telegraph.
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FINANCE AND COMM.EROE.
OTTIoR OF THE EVENING TELHaRAPu. \,
Saturday. Oct. ~. l06a.

The Money Market continues easy: call loans
rule at 5G6 per cent. Prime commeroial nenar
s,oct aoges aUt, IRON UGS per cent per annqm. The
ing, and prices were frmer. Government secu-
rites were o fraction higher City loans were
unchanged, the new issue sold at l03a.
Railroad shares were In fair demand. Reading
sold at 49s, an advance OF Q; Lehigh Valley at
SO, no change; Minehill at So, an advance OF /;
and Northern Central at 40. no change.
In City Passenger Railway shares there was
nothing doing. so was bid for Second aud Third;
II for Tenth and Eleventh. Is for Thirteenth
Germantown.
Bank shares were in demand at full prices.
Canal shares were higher. Lehlgh Navga-
tion sold at 27b6027s, an advance of Z: SchuyI-
XIII Navigation preferred Mt 81 an advance Of
4; and Wyoming Valley Canal at 80, no change,
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TODAY
Reported by De Haven & Bro, No. 10 s. Third street
.,,,oo ,.,. 49, FIRST BOARD.
siMSo sio0o CITY CITY ss g. Nevis 100 Sh Read 4o
.SSS .cSS Phil S$oE'ssS 9 + 7sS; 81 8
t!0OO All 5s'.....ls- 751s iGO dos5wnSS ~. w.
50 'n Len s. iS oS ,h neh az Ssyo sSw nIn ss
g ddo.....-:;:::-, SsE 200 :, do.:-sis.6sG. aaS
20 sh MlnenilI s. 100 sh Sch Nv Pic. &C ait
eP aso~n sR sSsSot s&sS HS GDsc g.
200 do..-..-bSO- 514 E. -"
The The wing are this mornings gold
South Third Street.
1000 A. NJ. 1869 11'4O A. NJ 1859
1896 " 1865 1l'50 " 1877
llC0 1864 11'57 1861
1l'20 1864
-Messrs. Jay Cooke & Co. quote Govern
ment securities, etc., as follows:-U. 6, IS of
ISL, ll53@llS}; old 6;2os, do. ll44@ll4a; new
July, 1865. 1lO4@11O2; do. 1867, lll@1lila do.
1868 lll4@ lllt; lO-4Os, l06@lOea. Gold. 1851.
Third street, report the following rates Of er-
change to-day at 8 P. M.:-U: s. IS Of 1881. 1l5t
@3dl62; do: 1882, ll4!1ll4s; DO. 1854, Ill5@
11Os; do. 1867, new, 1lOy0ll1b; do, 1858, I'll
GILL; do, 6s, l0.40s, 1O5b1l66b; Due Com
Silver. 130a@132. -
-Messrs. William Painter & Co., bankers,
No. SO South Third Street, report the folio wing
rates of exchange to-day at IL o'clock:-
United States IS, 1881, 115a01l5A; q. s. 6.2Os,
1852, l144@l14S; do. 1864, 11ls@1l2; do, 1865,
111A@ll2; do. july, 1865, 1lOy@llOB; do. July,
1857, ll04@1lOS; 1868, l11@111!; IS, 1e-4os, 1865
@l06. Compound interest Notes, past due,
1926. Gold, 137@1l37I.
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HELMBOLD'S
HXTRACT CHI U,

ESTABLISHED UPWARD OF IS YEARS,
Prepared by
ii. T. HELMB0LD,
DRUGGIST,
No. 5ss BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
No. lo4 g. TENTH STREET. PHILADELPHIA PA,
PRICE-sI25 per bottle or six bottles for $3.50 de
nvered to any address. Sold by Druggists every.
where.
None are genuine unless done up In steel-engraved
wrapper, with fac stiie OF my Chemical Warehouse,
and signed H. I. HELMB0LD.
NEW YORK STATE VOLUNTEER INSTITUTE
Corner Of Fifth avenue and seven5ysixth street, street,
"a HOME AND SCHOOL FOR THE SONS OF DE
CEASED SOLDIERS)
DR. H. T.!HELMBoLD:-
Two bottles only OF the package OF your valuable
Buchu presented the institution have been used by
children and with perfect success In the case of
our little Lieutenant A. j. his pride is no longer NOR
thed, and he is free from the daily morning anathe
mas of the chRmbermatd who has charge or his bed
6rg. feel that knowledge OF the result OF our
of Buchu with the children under our charge may
save many Superintendent and Matron OF Board
ing Schools and Asylums great amount OF annoy
ance. and many q poor child, suffering more from
weakness than from habit, may be spared punish.
msnt that Is (not knowing 1t as weakness instead
of a bad habit) most unjustly inflicted upon them,
Tba hiking you on behalf OF the children, and hoping
others may be alike benefited,
am respectfully yours,
COL. YOUNG,
General supt. and Director.
Inue I6.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
For additional Marine Wews see Inside pno..
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA-....., OoropUp .
CLEARED THIs MOpNrNa

STATE OF THERMOMETERS AT THE EVENING ON,
GRAPH oFFICM. "LA'
z A. M..........60l IL A. M.........4Sl2 p 90
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-Eugenie surrounds herself only with ugly
maids Ci LVn0I,