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RAAIE--A SUBSTITUTE FOR COTTON.


~ new plant has been added to our re
sources of our tropical and scmi.'ropical
region-a new textile, which vii furnish
the world with clothing and the means Of
knowledge. We have seen long skeins of
a cotton Ike fabric in white ness, scttncss
and fiimness, but much stronger, which is
now produced at the rate of five crops
per year, in the state Of Vera Cruz, Mex
leo, where it h,s been cultivated for five
years by BE! GUM naturalist and bo,a-
MIST, who went there to pursue his favor
| tie studies and occupations in soil and
climate which favor them.
This plan, ca He'd the ramie, is a native
ct Java; 3 inrod l:cl thence into the
Jardanles Pian!es a! Paris by some French
sa'on in 1914; was regarded then as
s'mp.y exhibiting the wonderful advan
'a5"s Of the trophies, being too deica,e
for open air culture in coll c.imes Bit
having been planted and tried in warmer
| ',Fnates than that of France, vet not SO
equatorial as that Of Java, it has been
:ounL 10 as we'll in them.
II is '!ue to NJ. B.n,o Reel. formerly
of tho Horticultural Institute Of Belgium
now Of tantoromapr.un, San Andres
lnstla. State Of Vera Cruz, M.xico that
we can now pronounce it a natural;z ,d
plant OF this continent, and to hi. preser;
visit to this city will spee,lily owe its in.
PRODUCTION into the field culture Of the
Gulf States, 10 which it will permanently
pe:tain.
The ramie G's Javanese nam-) is Il
plant like hemp, contains in its stalk the
tihre for which it is raised, and viii, h is
grown like sugar cane, from being planted
III lengths Or from its stubb!e; with the
advantage over the stubblc of the cane
That each succeeding year it grow:
better, and that i'll Cuba and ,wer Mexico
will furnish five, and here at least three
cuttings ir the year.
| by anew process and some simple ma
chinery invented by NJ. R,czl, tho lint car
be prepared from The ground, in twenty
four hours. We know that months o
labor and the entire discnIoring of the
iore follows the treat mont by tho ordinary
prorcss OF AJAX and hemp, while the ra,ni,
comes out white clean, pure and unh art
| Eight hundred pounds of lint to TIL,
acre is 10 DO expected from, each cutting
OF full growth i'll fair land. The culur,
is similar to that Of cane but as The plan
when once set, is hard to eradicate, grow:
vigorously, and drtiles the irfluence' o
grass or rival plants. cultivation is only
needed to promote its growth. ,Whe,
ripe it should be cut, but neglect to dc
this causes no special damage, so that i
may wait days or weeks tho will of III,
? FREQ republicans of NJ ,.xico and the Union
The fibre is long, fno and strong; tl
plant easy TO raise, and handy in tn
southern latitude, and its prepe ration 70
markets. simple aid cheap ~ cost.
Undrr these circumstances we ma,
safely pronounce that the .amie will a
an early day take. high ran k among Gu
.taplss.--N. o. Picayume.
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In New Yo,k.many: failures are re-
ported among mercantile houses hith-
erto considered first class. Oscourse,
tho popular cry increases fcr the SEQ.
rotary of the Treasury or Congross
to do something 60 atop tho revul-
sion., What other can do in the pro-
miscs is altogether probiemalioal.-
Almost eyory business man has a
remedy, but scarcely ystwo are agreed
in opiniol.s'- s-=::;.s :l:., =: -.
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r A terrib'e railroad accident eccurr-
cd, Dec. 1lth, on the Vermont Con-
trial + .ilroad near Northfsld, by.
which nineteen. .peraoHs- were killed
and many ,othefs injured. By. the
oarelcssness sof che Zeng.noer,S ! a trnin
with gang-of abont q hundred la
borers, returning from ainnor to The
place whero they were repairing 3
bridge, vas rum over tho. ,,abute,neat
into. the river, q fall !; Of si1t Pfsst =
Scarcely one escaped igjiry:gsiisN SO 3
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IMPORTANT ORDER.

IMPORTANT ORDER.
The following important order was is
su.d fro". Ell. Cauby's headquarters on
the 3lst ull:.
l. I'a,"gralhII Of General Orders No.
10, from tile headquarters of the Second
Military District, dated April IL, 1867, is
modified u. f,Iows:
Judgments or decrees for the paymen,
Of money on causes Of action arising in
North Carolina between the goth Of NV,
1861, and the 2oth day Of April, 1865,
aud il South Carolina between the 10Th
day Of December, 1860, and the goth day
Of April. 1865, shall not he enforced, by
execution, against tho person or property
OF the defendant. Proceedings for sucl,
ca'l'es Of ac.iuu now pending shall he
stayed, and no suit or process shall lie in
siiluted or commenced on such canses of
action until after the civil government of
the respective States shall be established
III accorJsnce With The iuws of the United
States.
Paragraph III Of III. same order is ,nodi.
fiel as follows:
Sieritfs, coroners: and const .bles are
hs,ehy directed to suspend the .aIe Of "lI
property upon execution, or process under
an. judgment or decree Of court Of the
s'-csi<d Confederate States, or of the
State of North CSrolina, rendered between
the goth day of May, 1861, and the or
2nnizss;on Of the provisional government
Of said State. under the Presidents procla
nation Of the 29,h day Of April, 1865, or
Of the State OF S.,uth Carolina, rendered
between the 10 day Of December, 1860.
aud the organization OF The provisional
government Of the said S ate, urder the
p ssid-lh's proclamation Of the 3o,h day
Vi } ,ne, 1865, unless the written consen.
OF the defendant be sntersd Of record, aud
except III csses where the plaintiff or hi.
attorney. upon oath, supported by corrobo-
Tstise testimony, shall all-ga that the de-
fendknt is disposirg of, removing or abcu,
20 remove his property beyond the jrria-.
dicsion Of the court, with intent to defiaud
his CREDITOR: Preeided, That no such
judgment, SO rendered., withir the periods
aforesaid, shall be a bar to the commence
mrnt, 10 SAte court, Of new suit upon
tbs salne canse Of action in any case in
which, by law, tile defendar, may remove
: or appeal tho sane 10 a cau,t Of the United
S'aies. -
hess!sof real or personal property, by
foreetosdre Of mortgage. is likewise aus
p.nded in the cases embrace in paragraphs
ii and III of said O,dei No. 10 AS above
s'nen'isd, except in cases where intsre,,
money accrung sibsequent TO the 29th Of
April, 1865, si.alI not have bscp paid be-
fore the day Of sale. and all previous re-
stliotious on such sale. are revoked.
q : Paragraph ~ of,tls same order is mod
sifsh by;.suL.ti:u,ing thes god, of April
1865, for the lo:h .day=of May 1866. =.
Pa,aslarh v Of tie samssorder is modi
/, fed ms follows: r. u. - -
All proceedings Tor ,l,e;recovery of none,
= on contracts, whether un,ler. seal or by pa
!: rs.. the consideration of which WIS tive
siasehassof slaves, made subsequent TO th,
l>t day " J 4nusry, 1868, are suspended,
yudgHss.s of DEGREES sntsrsd for5 Il. su:l
esnsss ~ Fsaclsaa shall not DeJ eafo::sell.
- .zSs IL. xtrr al, .t. - :.
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but such must doubtless be the fact. We.
however, in this quiet world of ours, can
scarcely, p'rlIaPs, realize such n catastro.
phe; hut were our sun, which is only n
star analogous to those in tho heavens
around us, to be suddenly igui,el in sim
liar manner to this distant and unknown
sun, all its attendant planets and satellites,
The earth included would he DESTROYED.
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Tue PowER or MusIc-AN AxEc.
DorE OF MENDELssoux There is a
pleasant incident related Of Mtndelssohn,
who went one summer 10 rest his overtay
ed brain iu Zurich. There he was buseig-
cd by eager admirers, but wouid hot &C.
c"pt Of no invitation, until l,eur,rg that
the blind pupils Of the Blind School were
a'x;ous, as they said, los "see him. he
visite.l them. H. sp9ke.to. the sigh,less
assembly in the kinJest words, andflisten-,
ed to ,heir.sotigs ani cLoruse., some even
Of their own composing, Will, interest AMI
pleasure. And. then tho great musician
asked permission to sit down at their pi-
"n". ard wandersdaway Into of Hose
wild md tender strains of speaking melo
dy for which he was so famous. His ST.
lent. wraapt audience listened SO iateutly to
The Song Without Words" that y pin
fall would have Lrpken the Stiffness. Oue
byso'.e over tile sagor faces. crypt the air
Of. deep, qact j"y, ual Sin the. milst .of
tie great ho'd If mingling harm'nies. a
voice came TO them outuf lie yeiy chorus
they l'nd just beeh singing. sThn their
:en,hnsias,n knew no bonds.,4 The great
Fnaster aa:f carried lbcm a way, at Iii. will,
ito heights Of jay and triumphant praise
before unknown; <hs llalss whispered to
EtItem Of sorrow, and lie .ofoe y wsys Of
life, ,in- -worlsa soft unbgoksn ,eb.letness |;
and 1ew he stirred their" nnnost tlepsl,s ;6y
a4atrain 81, tlIair ownYeuviig, into; whiel,
hepoqred = news. s.iils,sf ltsipg ;songs neu
grace and new meaning: IS @orls oosll
llsH.wbae Hey fsiif lIyy gould have- pifess
| Sd hins.os sttsis svssy ,hesJlss sfprsjry- Yhis
Yves not long b.sare tl,e great mssieira's
'dea.i, .tut l,sstill. liver Ii tbs isiisa sabool
fas Z,rieh, Nid tllsfs still rem aus a. pro-
@ .ios s.is ssissa shslt ia whiSh 81
sAfs ~ ~ II se 60. = ~ csss ~.
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: tspklaas Mia q: French .ali6h htst,
.llas lsfaiy asssr 81 tilas seait sssr,
iton uiA af 10 50
a stuss;s III l6 s iiis @
aloSss ssns IS p1SI s|sssi IS
The .hs isSts s S spaltsa
aitli sisfss saSs Il d s6ss rs sbs M
riitasertisn o d 1r sles, & IN dt
E|1abti E1b tiiSislt na d 4 81 n,Isa
q d 4 si 81 li n B! u iIsss
|sslssa ts qs mi 6sp6 IDaa apsat QIa
ltsp sss M @ ,pa M si.
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ROsTON WOOL mARKEF,

THURSDAY, Sept. 3.-The receipts of
domestic fleece and pulled in this mar
ket are 5S3l bales, against 5797 for the
corresponding week OF last year. The
sales for the week foot up Sl2, 600 lbs,
against ,050, 600 lbs for the correspond
ing week of last year.
The market has been comparatively
quiet during the past week, and the
transactions show a material falling
of in the amount of sales. This is due
entirely to the advance demanded by
holders, which is full a cent per ID
above last weeks prices, and which
has checked sales. Manufacturers
generally have at least thirty days
stock of wool on hand, and many of
them hesitate to purchase further sup
plies, except at recent quotations.
Holders however are firm, and in view
of the light stock of desirable grades in
the market, as well as the improve
ment in goods, believe that not only
ed, but that there is fair prospect for
even higher prices. The sales for the
week have been mainly in small lots,
although one or two considerable pur-
chases of Ohio have been made. Comb
ing wool continues to be in demand,
and the stock is very light. There
have been no sales below SOC, and some
pretty short staple has been sold at
this price. Holders manifest dispo-
sition to sell extra pulled at previous
rates, and as the stock on the market
is considerable, some slight concession
might be obtained on large lots. All
grades of Michigan are firmly held and
and full prices are readily obtained.
There has been good demand for car
pet wool, but the transactions are on
private terms.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, September 1.-THE Re.
publican Congressional Committee is
in receipt of many letters, principally
from the South with reference to q ses-
sion of Congress this month. The State
Republican Committee and nearly all
the members of Congress from that seo-
tion favor It, but from other quarters
there Is an earnest opposition, owing to
the near approach of the Presidential
election andTthe engagements OF mem-
bers of Congress to speak during the
canvass, and because they deem II in
expedIent. There has been no direct
expression on the subject from Sena-
tor Morgan to Representative Schenck,
who is recommended to determine
the question:, The impression is that
there will be no session of Congress in
September.
Secretary Scofield received a dispatch
from Schuyler Colfax, from Denver
city, dated September 6, in witch he
states the Indians are committing ter
rible ravages all around that section of
country, even as near as 20 miles from
Denver City.
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E q R oPE

LONDON, September 7.-Mr. Murphy,
champion of Professionalism in Man
chester, is a candidate for the House of
Commons to represent Manchester.
Several thousand people were present
at a meeting held in his interest SRtur-
day, at which the conduct OF the mag
istrates towards Murphy in the Ashton
riots, last May was severely denounc-
ed. The meeting was attacked by a
mob OF Irish Catholics, who drove oil
the speakers, and a sanguinary fight
ensued. The police finally succeeded
in quelling the riot and arresting sew
eraI of the leaders. There were several
minor disturbances Saturday night and
Sunday, and several persons were bad
ly injured. There is much excitement
in the city.
The Times, o.day, says the annexa-
ton OF Mexico TO the United States is
desirable, butcould not be accomplish
ed at present without needless expen-
diture of money and blood.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 7.-Investigation
into Mr.. Binckley's charges against
Commissioner Rollins and Deputy
Commissioned Harlan was resumed to-
day. The only evidence of Importance
ELECTED was from j. ID. McHenry, for
merly Inspector of Internal Revenue,
who testified to the brand on certain
brands of whisky, being mysteriously
changed while being carried from North
River to 14th street, and to seeing ID.
n. Pike hand n check for one hundred
and i've thousand dollars or ten thou
sand five hundred dollars TO Mr.. Har-
Ian at his office the next day, remark
ing at the time, "a note from Il friend. u
Collector Smith was discharged and
examined as a;witness, butgaye no evil
1ence of importance. The examination
was adjourned until tomorrow noon.
Beverley Clarke was brought before
u. S. Commissioner Osborne to-day,
and held in $40, 900 bail on the charge OF
complicity in the frauds on the Post
Office Department, in connection with
furnishing blanks, stationery, etc.
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WEST VIRGINIA
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE,

nIHE FALL TERM OF THIS INBTITU-
tuition viii begin SEPrK1TRER lst, 1858,
The scope OF the College, beside a PREPA-
RATORY DEPARTMEHT, embraces full
and thorough Courses of Instruction in
Mathematics, Ancient and Modern Languages,
Philosophy, General Literature, The sciences,
Horticulture, and Military IuctfcS.
The cost Of Tuition, Books and Boarding
need not exceed from $50 to S176 per annum.
In respect 10 Health, beautiful scenery and
favorable Moral surroundings, the place Is
ALEx. MARTIN, DID; President, and
Professor OF Mental and Moral Philosophy.
+. s. LYON, AN, Piee President, Professor
Of English Literature, and Principal Prep'y
Department.
Col. ]. K. WEAVER, A. NJ, Professor OF Ma
thematicS and OF Military Tactics.
3. G. STEVENS, A. M, Professor of Natural
Philosophy and OF the Natural Sciences
HENRY W. HARMAN, ID ID, Professor OF
Ancient and Modern Languages and Litera-
ture.
OLIVER W. MILLER, A. NJ, Assistant In
the PTeps ratoTy Department..
GEO. NJ HAGAHS, Ekq. superintendent OF
the Grounds and Buildings.
HUGH w. BROCK, NJ. D., Lecturer on
Hon. join A. DILE, Lecturer on Civil and
Constitutional Law. "
MoRGAHTowN, West Va
augi9-lawd, ,twSwlm
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THE arrival of Mr.. Edward Pollard
in York, with his new weekly journal,
the Political Pamphlet, so soon after
Mr.. Pomeroy had transplanted shoot
from the vigorous root of the La Crosse
Democrat, is likely to trouble the friends
of Governor Seymour with what the
French call an embarrassment of riches.
It was asore trial to the moro Worldly
sort when the Wisconsin outlaw began
to poach on their, manprs.- With the
Richmond knight-errant also wander
ing among their preserves, they will be
tempted to appeal to fate in the Ian
guage of Young's night thought
/" Insatiate archerI could not one sufices
Thy shaft hew tIgies and tIUies my peace
was slain y
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Nen YORK. CnttIe aIarket.

NEW IUtNhI DePI' 70
Receipts for the week, $500 beevesi
2o, ,O7O sheep and lambs; 16,754 hogs.
BRRF-Was firm during last week,
prices Saturday ranged at 121zalTci
to-day market not active, and with Of
ferings of 2, 400 head; prices declined TO
11a17c; average quality only fair; prices
extras, 17c: prime 165<s167<c; fair to
good, 151za16ci ordinary, 141za15c; in
ferior, 11a13c.
SHREP AND LAMRs-Rather quiet,
bulk of offerings of common sold very
low, while good was steady; inferior
sheep, 3a41zc; common to good, 47fa
52<c; prime, 6a61<c; extra, &c. Lambs
-7a9c.
HoGs-Quiet and lower. at s7<a11C
for light to heavy, corn fed.
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Toledo.

SEPrEMBRR7.-FLo
sales of white Michigan at 50 I51<a
2 l57<; amber s. O31za2 O5; No. red
S202; No. 2 do 81 SO: No. do 81 20; red
Dayton and Milwaukee 81 90; No. 2
spring 81 16; No. do 81 53; La Porte
spring 81 y. Corn-opened 1c lower,
but recovered the decline; sales of No.
1 at 81 02a1 03. Oats-1c lower; sales at
$50 foI No. i. Rye-Steady at 81 so
for No. 1. Barley-State No. $40.
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LEAvENwoRTH, KANSAS, Sept IA
special from the Hays City Conserva'
tive says a partyof Arrapahoe and Chey-
enne Indians made a dash on Fort
Dodge on the morning of the Sd, but
were driven of after a severe fight.
Four soldiers of the Third Infantry
were killed and IL wounded. The In
dian loss is unknown. General Sheri-
dan Is now at Fort Dodge,
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NORTH CAROLINA.

WILMINGTON, sept.s7.-on Saturday
night, at Clinton, Sampson county, a
negro, formerly member of the Union
League, but who recently abandoned
that Organization and Joined the colored
Democratic club, was called out doors
at his house, and shot through the
heart. The matter has createdaa great
Clenl of feeling,
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mARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, Sept. I'm conformity
with the annual custom ofthe Associa-
tion of Old Defenders of Baltimore
they yesterday attended divine service
in body at the Light street Methodist
Episcopal Church. The assoCia ton
now numbers only about 40 members.
On the 18th inst, they will pRrtake OF
their annual dinner at Geraustem.
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mAssACHUsE1Ts

BusToN, Sept. THE U. s. Cutter,
Hugh McCulloch, arrived to-day from
Prince Edwards Island, bringing Gen.
Butler ana other members of the Com
mIttee who recently visited that Island
in the interests OF the Government.
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MAINE.

AUGUSTA, ME-, Sept. 7.-Gen. Ewing,
of KY, addressed the Democrats here on
Saturday evening, and Gen. Bunker
hotf, OF Ohio, addressed the Republic
cans OF Sidney and adjoining towns,
the same evening. -E
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TN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR OHIO
County. West Virginia.
Hannnh Mccoy,

Alexander Mccoy, Josiah Mccoy, Andrew
Frazier, Emily Frazier, Elijah brown,
Hannah Brown, Ruth MCCOY Cathar1ne
McFarland, James Mcfarland, William
MCCOY, Nicholas +. Murray, Jessie J. Muir
ray, Samuel n. Murray, Ralph w: murray
Joseph Whitman and Sarnh 4. whitman
Nonresident defendants take notice that
the depositions OF Thomas Yeates and others
will be taken at the office OF A. j. Clarke at
toIney at law in the city OF Wheeling, In the
State OF West Virginia, on the lOtn day OF
September, A. ID. 1858, between the hours OF
read In evidence In the above named cause
on behalfof said complainant Aud II, from
any cause, the taking OF the SAID depoaLonA
shaIl NOT be commenced, or being commenc-
ed shall not be completed on that day. the
taking of the same will be adjourned rom
time 10 time until the same snail be com
HANNAH MCCOY,
by A. ). CLARKE, her Atty
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CALIFORNIA holds no September elec-
ton this year. The Legislature, at the
last session, postponed the election till
November, to take place on the same
day the Presidential Electors are chos-
en-. The error in regard to the Septem-
ber election Is almost universal. Maine
viii complete the September campaign
on the 18th inst.
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AUGUSTA, GA, September 7.-Hon.
b. Hill is aboutIleaving here to stump
the North and West in the interest of
the Democracy.
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Paris Exposition, 1857
THEODORE FINK,
Wholesale Dealer in Produce,

Quincy st., bet Main and Market,
HAS JUST RECEIVED AND FOR
10 tHs Geo. F. paws & Cos Star 8; C. Han, 59'aI,
Beef
hhds Shoulders.
. Clear sides.
60 bbls PolIoek's Flour Vincennes, Ind.
8 e ae6hafl,s Best, Dayton, Ohio.
50 Dew Drop, Hamilton, Ohio,
so Pearl Mile, Cincinnati.
o tons Chop Feed.
10 tons Bran. r-
1000 bushels Corn.
Is bbls Pure Cider Vinegar, warranted.
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orATE CT WEST VIRGINIA. OHIO
= Comfy Circuit Court August Ruies'
The Norway Iron Manufacturing Company.
William ExIey, Morris w. Downing. George
McMasters, Greer & Lang, partners, Ed
ward Hayes, Jane Morrison, Charles Gil
man. and Mis. Ellen FouSythe, Senseney q
9Ifin, partners, j. X. BOtsfOrd q Co., part
ners, James II. Rorsythe and Robert I or
Injunction In Chancery.
The object of this suit is to obtain a decree
settling Ine various conflicting claims made
by defendants upon the complainant for
money due from complainant 10 Edward
Hayes for rent, and an order Of court direct
ingto whom the money shall be paid, and
TO restrain proceedings at law.
And IL appearing from an AFFIDAVIT hled IN
the cause IhaL the defendants Ellen Eorsythe
Robert korsythe, and Charles Gilman are
not residents OF this State, On motion OF the
complAinRnt's counsel II is ordered. that they
do appear here within one month after the
fourth weekly publication and due posting
OF this order at the front door OF Court
House of Ohio county, and do what they
may deem ut 10 protect their interest in the
above entitled cause.
Teste: MICHAEL j. BREIN1GI Cl'k.
STANTON q ALLISON, sol for ComPrts.
aug2S-1aW4wd
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RIrer nnd Mealher.

PrTTsBUReH, Sept. 7.-River three
feet three inches, falling. Weather
cloudy; mercury 7S degrees.
CISCISNATI, Sept. 1.-THE river has
risen one foot four inches. Weather
clear; thermometer "a
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HARTFORD, CT., September THE
ionerah iui, OF e exIGov; tRos; d. seymour
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GdnEatipnaI.
BRowNsv1LLE
Young Ladies' Seminary.
.ou BOnDHv,.
FOR BOARDERs

UlHE THIRD ANNUAL SESSION WILL
commence SEPTEMBEE ISL, 1903.
Terms-Including Board, Washing, Lights
and Fuel, and Tuition In Engltsh, Aathe-
maties. Latin, French, Music and Drawing,
Rsferenees-Th Bishop and Clergy of the
Diocese OF Pittsburgh.
Principal. MRS q (. SMYTH.
BRowNsymLE. Fayette Co, Penn.