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.FINAN GAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SUNDAY, August 15-1s6o.
wall street during the past week did not present
many features or Dfrer any dents OF more than
mere common interest. The most important OF the
latter perhaps, and the most lasting In its innu-
ence. was the opening sensation If the week. the
,,,, ariousy estimated at from two to
re- ,.unons OF dollars. The house was one which
,ac ,,oyed the confidence OF tns street for years,
o.. ara members the esteem and respect OF their
go connection, but had become embarrassed In
consequence OF large advances made to the mills In
a''='~nn for which they acted as agents, ana
subsequent losses entailed in running the mills to
secure their advances. The effect of the failure on
the street was to produce distrust In DESIGNATING
circles and provoke the closest scrutiny OF all paper
onered IN the market. hardening OF the rate was
another result, and now only FIRST class acceptances
are cashed ALL and these at the extreme rates Of
eight TO ten per 0en while the greatest caution Is
exercised in respect to long date paper.
While discounts were thus disturbed the money
market In other directions worked with
the utmost ease and comfort for borrowers colla
eral, although not at remarkably low figures, rang
ing on extreme quotations from four to seven per
cent the lowest rate being exceptional, the market
ruling mostly at i've and six governments ana six
and seven on mixed and stock collateral. NOtwith-
Standing this comparative considerable anxiety
was felt throughout the week concerning the future
or the money market especially as 1t was known
that the demand for currency aid in the crop
ments had already commenced and initial shipments
had been made to the Southwest Nor has this anxiety
been lessened by the publication OF the bank state
ment last evening showing that the banks had re-
duced their legal reserve during the week to the
extent Ut $1,000 OO0$l 600 by loss of specie
and ST. 100000 by loss Of legal tenders. Nor the
cause OF this exhibit In the matter OF legal tenders
clearly understood when the heavy disbursements
OF the government on account OF bonds purchased
was considered, and at present the only explana-
tion that can be afforded is the assumption OF
much heavier movement OF currency to the SOUTH
west during the week than has been reported.
The loss OF specie is easily accounted for
by the large payments of customs duties, the
importers taking advantage OF the lower figure OF
the premium to move goods out OF bond. Against
this loss OF legal reserve is decrease in the bank
liabilities by reduction in the amount OF the de-
posits OF S1,267,297, which is more than counter
balanced, however, by increased expansion in the
loans and discounts, amounting to $l,e26,O0S. The
banks hold OF lawful money reserve in excess OF the
legal $50 1885, against 7G on Satur
day. August 7. The following exhibits the totals or
4 Iactt xvnQ faf nta in
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, August ASP. M
AsHEs.-Recepts, 81 bbls. Pot in fair request
with continued light receipts and small stock the market
firm at 81 87k 81 62h Pearl dull nominal
CoFFEE.-Rio in active demand from the trade and
prices shade frmer. The sales 402O bags ex
Europe, 1850 do Julia, $3.50 Sir Mcclure and
1885 do Bertha private terms Other descriptions were
quiet, but steady In value.
CoTToN.The market only moderately active, de-
mand being mainly confined to the wants of spin.
but prices hrmer especially for the low grades
which sparngy offered The sales 1023 bales OF
which 1913 for spinning 1877 speculation and 10 for
export For fu delivery there business trans
ling for Sspember at slc 100 for OCTOBER at 2 $50
uar private TERMS and 200 do for December o. b. at
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Governments were dull during the week and de-
clined in sympathy with the gold premium. as well
in consequence Of the large offerings of FIVE twen-
ties made che Treasury on Wednesday last-seven
and quarter millions. The following comparison
OF the closing prices OF last night and OF the Saur
day previous exhibits the decline upon the weeks
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DEATHS.

ALGER.-0n Saturday, August IL. HAROLD HAS
LAM, only child OF f. q. and Josephine Ager, and
aged months and 81 days.
Funenl services this Monday afternoon. at half
past one O'Clock, at the residence OF his pareats
No. Elliott place. Brooklyn.
BLAKE.--On Sunday. August Is. after short Ill
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FLOUR AND GRAIN.-Recepts $50 bbs. -four, 1,SOS do
an 81 bags NEAL al 9S bushels wheat 6066 corn
do oats The market for state and Western -four
fairly active, and prices firm for almost all grades
California -four was dull and heavy. The sales
oOO0 bbls at prices within the OF the
pended southern -four moderately dealt In about
former prices the saes being 600 bbs For -four
moderate demand at prices, were
made O. $40 b9s Corn meal was dull, but unchanged.
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The stock market was excited and irregular during
the week. opening with considerable activity In the
Western railways. and the Vanderbilt stocks heavy,
and closing strong on the Vanderbilt shares and
weaker on the Western list. The latter were de-
pressed by the reduction in freight occasioned by
the conflict between rival lines, and the former firm
the reported satisfactory progress of negotiations
for the consolidation OF New York Central and Hud-
son River.
In state bonds new Tennessees and North Caro-
linas were the features Of the week. the former fall
ing of to 81 in consequence Of the discussion Of
reputation Of the national indebtedness by politi
clans in that State, and the latter being weak In
sympathy Both rallied toward the close and were
irmer yesterday
Annexed is q comparative statement showing the
shipments Of specie from this port last week and
during the year to date together with those for the
corresponding periods In 1867
1858. 1862
Thirty-second week.. $653,49 1874, 116
rtQd
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The imports OF dry goods for the week and since
January 1, 1859, compare with the corresponding
periods in the two preceding years as fonows:-
For the lDeeE. 1867. 1893 1890
Entered at port.. 1881 SOs 81 933 4I2 s. O59 s77
Thrown on market 2,2s6,9OS 2O7l,676 O93. $40
Since Jan. ].
Entered at port. 5S196SI1 40 $685. GAG g. Oo5 COZ
Thrown on market 6O20l, l57 50234, 500 6s,sO9,s7s
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Subjoined is the total valuation of foreign imports
at the port of New York for the week ending August
10, compared with the previous week.
August 8. august Is.
Dry goods. ............. $2615,928 $2,059,677
General merchandise. 2,502,3l3 2,73S937
II
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$24,22O, 964

Total. $63, 238, 1877 4,220, g64
The specie exports from New York since January
to date in the aforementioned years have been as
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THE COAL MONOPOLY.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Refuses to Join tho Pennsylvania Com.
binatiOns.
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SS- NO uOtlce will DO taken OF ooumnnI'
cations not accompanied by responsible
name. The name will be considered comb
Dental, but must In all caves accompany lot.
tenn " d guarantee Of good faith.
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The Chicago Post notes au Increased
business In both freights and travel on
the principal railways, and renewed &C.
tlvlty in many branches OF trade, and
remarks that the yield OF wheat on the
North American Cont cent has been
greater in the year 1860 than ever be.
fore. Farmers have good prices for
theIr products, though they are lower
than during the war, but the goods
they purchase have also declined, and
the proportion ls relatively maintained.
The hotels OF the large Western cities
are crowded with buyers, and business
grows active. The prospect OF the Fall
trade ls promising.
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The calling ola telegraph operator
to the wllness-stand in q case In New
York, and compelling him TO dIyulHe
the contents OF certain dispatches sent
by him for another In the regular course
Of business In which there Is no pre-
tence OF criminalILy, Is an outrage that
ought not to be permitted. The phyBI.
clan, the ghostly counsellor and the
lawyer are held to be privileged, and
may not be compelled, even In crimin>
al cHseS, TO divulge the secrets that have
come 10 them In u professional way.
There should be no such exemptions Of
telegraph operators In matters where a
crime Is charged; but the wires should
be at least as sacred as the mails, and
the expert who sends or receives dis.
patch on matters relating to business
should, by law and In practice, be con-
sIdered as an utomaton-incapable OF
answering when Intercepted, To
make him as damb, as TO what has
gone through bis hands, as are the mall
pouches as 10 the contents OF the letters
they have carried, 10 what the law
should do. To extorI from him facts
gained In hls business, by judicial pro.
cess, IL not q whit less reprehensible
than 10 violate seal. The telegraph,
70 NIL lls measure OF useful Ines, must be
Tree OF the lear OF the laws espionage.
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8petiaI AatIfee.
The President nsnlaras war

eNS ASsAASAW NVSASAV0 W ~
Against oil lmpoSitlonS upon the people
and Science, following the glorious exam.
pie, IL out
AGAINST TEE P8IsONERs,
who sell sugar OF lead hair dyes, that moi
only ruin the hair, but parRIyEe the System
1mpoStom ~, ...
WHO DESTROY THE UHWARY
ehould DO put down by law. In the mean
CriBtadorO'S Excelsior Hair Dye
q offered under the guarantee OF Professor
Chiffon, The famous analytical chemist, N
an eftlciant, -r.,T..
Pure and Harmless Preparation.
CRlsrADoRoB HAIR PRESERYA'
TIVE, % q Dressing, acts like q charm on
the Hair after DyelnE. Try IL.
auRlO.lmd&W
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Carpet Department.

Special attention Is given 10 this Depart
menL bAvtng q separate room In the estab-
llShment for Carpets, Oh Cloths, MRttings
Rugs, Mats, &C., &C, Window Blinds, FIX.
lures, hc., enables Us TO compete with any
house In the trade and otfer great induce
menS 70 cash buyers In that department
having Carpet from 80c 10 81; selling the best
9 ply Ingram All WOEled Chain and Wool
filling at 81 per yard. Call and rec for your
selves, II you wish 70 save money. The best
quality OF Cotton Carpet Chain. ply at 400;
lply at 4Sc, and 5 play at 45c. White Cotton
Chain from Nos. 10 ~ for 45c.
Terms are Strictly Cash. Buying and sell
ling for cash you eau always tell what you
are doing, for cash will secure better bar
gains than credit, believing that by indus.
Try, honest dealing and economy, we can
not fail 70 benefit those friends and custom.
etG that may be pleased 10 favor US with a cali,
Therefor respectfully invite an exRinina-
ton OF our stock Of ali cash buyers, either
where, and Obllge
mar22 JOHN ROEMER.
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The New York Suns reporter who
Interviewed Pendleton, tried bis hand
on vAllAndIgham; but the martyr didn't
Interview worth cent. After desul.
tory conversation walking along the
street. WhenLhey came 10 Mr.. VS. office
that gentleman having business en-.
gaEemenls, the reporter asked for an
Interview In the evening, but Mr.. V,
said he would rather not. BE preferred
10 10 '"silent on political matters" In
other words. Logan Is going to remain
In his cabin, and let Pendleton take biz
own scalps.
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WHEELING INTELLIGENCER.

II e IL M r..
INVARIABLY I'm ADVANCE,
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LAWYERS are fast coming TO the be-
lief that the principal reform necessary
iu their profession is o restraint upon
the right OF judges 10 Issue injunctIons;
or, as one OF them expressed It not long
since. I'VE want the power Of enjoInlnG
the enjoiners-of ipjuncting the lpjunc-
tors;" and the public, in view OF what
Ia every day to be seen, will soon be
ready to support the demand OF the
Bar. The injunction, as now used,
lengthens out the laws proverblal de-
lay, increases the cost Of litigation, and
makes the attempt 10 get Justice about
AZ hazardous as the effort to win ior>
tune In the lottery. AS a method OF
bringing different courts into conflict In
the matter OF Jurisdiction, OF arouslng
the spirit OF craftsmanship In the minds
OF "lnjunotors," tho writ lS the most
potent agency known In Jurisprudence.
The profession anxiously inquiries: us
there no way. TO confne Its application
To home more reasonable limits ?"
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Dress Trimminrs,

In great variety and nj low prices. Kid
Gloves, q full line OF bCst QualIty, o. q, 81 o.
81 70, 81 ". Fancy GlOves-A general as
Bortment NJ almost any price. Ladies' and
Gents handkerchief, from &c 10 81 apiece.
The best Cord Machine Cotton in the
world at V0c per dOZ.
HO9lERY-The largest assortment OF La.
dies and Gents Hosiery In the city, at al.
most any price.
MaIsRil6s, Honey Comb and Lancaster
Quilts Cloaks and Shawls In great variety
and at low prices.
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.-a upetLQn '''""'..'''.'''ssss.''.'''' 40
aF- Ten lines or letS mako a square.
asrTrRDaisut advertisements CASH h oi-
M1aErAaEs AND FUNERAL NOTICES, IS
CtB., when under Six lines. ..
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VIZ print on the third page a valua,
BILE article on the subject OF apoplexy,
contributed TO the chronological Jour.
"al by an eminent medical writer, ex,
planning the causes and describing the
symptoms OF the disease and contrlbut.
Ing valuable hints for avoiding II. The
article cannot fail to be interesting 10
all our readers, and 10 some It may
proye Of real value.
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A WASHINGTON telegram says that
With the present balance In the Trea-
aury and the small requirements dur,
Ing the coming month. large proper
lion due on account OF pensions having
already been paid, there Is no reason
why the Secretary will not continue
bis purchase Of bonds, TO as large an
extent, or even greater than during the
present month. The estimated receipts
from now to the close OF September are
about seventeen millions,
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g~"a srilssHsSts.
Grand Demonstration.

THE CORNER STONE OF THE ARR.
i can n. Z. Church will DO lad On M
corner OF Market street and Pine alioy on
WSdn esday, August 3sth, o NJ O'CLOCK
served up on the Fair Ground. ofoiloW.
Ing persons will p0aihYOly DO present niid
AddIels the audience: Fred. DouRlaSl, io1t
u. LangBton, Principal Of the Law DepaFt,
ment In Harvard University, MRJoF III, II
Delaney, the true representative 81 Tho c6i.
orOd people,, They Will lecture on the FRiI
GROUND In the afternoon, and at fight N
the same place, Az there will DO no paini
SpaIeu 70 make the occasion pleasant one
We hope there will DO 0 good turn out
There Will DO refreshments on the ground
A. II. q. Church.
Admission IS cents Dinner 50 cents,
J. W. DEVINE,
ROBERT JOHNSON,
aug2I.2t Committee,
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Cry Suuas.


Housekeeping Goods, Carpets, OIL Cloths
Rugs Mats, 90, 40.
Having tho Largest Variety and n more
general assortment OF articles directly and
Indirectly connected with O Dry Goods, No.
tlOn and Carpet Establishments combined
enables mo 10 buy and Sell a much larger
quantity Of gods than any two establish.
mentA In the In our line, and In cOnse-
Quence " WhESh can buy and sell them al
IeSa pricesI Studying economy In every de-
paFtnent; having no rent 10 pay, can do a
other house In the trade. Keeping large
number OF gentlemanly and competent
statesmen, The most lastldiouS cannot fall 10
DO pleased.
Special Intention Ia invited to a few arti.
clei Of our stock.
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twas fortunate for the fame Of MSJor
Powell, the explorer OF the Colorado,
that the fellow RIRdon gave currency
to the false report about the loss OF the
expedition. Up 10 that time II had at
tracted but little attention and excited
NO interest. Bot now there Is wide
spread and absorbing anxiety for It's
success, and MSJor Powell's name is
already enrolled pretty we'll up on the
walls Of the temple. We present to-
day letters from Major Powell up to
June %, detailing the adventures OF
some fifteen days among the canons.
the last one dated at the mouth Of
Winter river. 1t was a series Of pluuges
down rapids and fAlls, among whirl-
pools and rocks. which afforded ex-
element and peril enough for the
most daring, amid natural scenery OF
the widest and grandest description.
ThuG far the expedition seems 10 have
been HOAting down The Green river.
Few OF the localities and streams
mentioned by MsJor Powell up
pear on the maps. which are sxtre mely
barren OF information touching the
vast region now being explored. The
Green Is one OF the chief continents Of
the Colorado, Joining the Grand about
the 36ih parallel.
It to be hoped this expedition will
result In substantial additions to
tue neagre geographical knowledge ex.
listing respecting that broad mountain
region lying between the Rocky noun.
tain range proper, and the Sierra
Nevada, which Is drained by the Colo.
RADIO and Its tributaries. Every one
will sylnpathIzs with the gallant ex-
plorers and many will wish themselves
p"ttakers Of their perils.
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Dissolution.

TaEOo.PARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE
"a =. e1Spting oetween Louis Blond and vii.
pInn, nShman, under the firm name OF
49, bHehmRn, in the Millinery bust.
ISnI. ~ pIn oesn dissolved by mutual consent,
The business viii 6s contInued nj tina oId
Sunny, one door south OF d, NIchoi 4 Rr6,.
on MHln street. BY William Bachnan. viii,
Wll 0lHo settle all claims RRaInSt Inc IItS
ntm. Persons having claims win present
, tISt an WI, tnose knowing themselves In.
LOUIS BLOND,
WILLIAM BAuHMAN
WHRELINo, Aug. %, 1859, anVIiS,s
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TAI law-ab!dlng character OF ,hs
people OF Chicago was nicely illustrRs
ted the other day. Awoman assaulted
her husband, pulled his hair, slapped
bis face, and otherwise abused him; hui
the husband was under bonds TO Keen
the peace, aud did not retaliate,
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Read! Read Read II
CURE OF DysrEps1A AND scRoFuLA.

CURE or DYsPEP51A AND sCRoFuLA.
.. r. PARKERsBUR0, April 10.
7. II. LOGAN, EQ.-Ds1T Sir IL wrote 10
you some time Biucp for bottle OF Brent.
!lngers Fluid Extract or saIsapAr lila and
DAndeuOn, and must say that It has acted
upon me like charm. I have been afilct-
cd FOR near two years with Dyspepsia; two.
Thirds OF the time vomlted from one 10
three times day. | had given up the idea
OF ever getting well, and Indtcl my friends
had given up all hopes Of my ever
RettlnR well again. Added 70 this, suffered
WIN the Scrofula very much. since last
september one side OF my neck was one on.
tire sole, composed OF some seven running
sores. The use OF ono bottle has much lni-
proved me. My stomach Is relieved and my
neck has Improved beyond my most san
guine expectations. l feel much encouraged,
and think by the use OF one or two bottles
more, shall bs relieved entirely. You will
please send me two bottles by the boat.
Yours, respectfully,
J. W. HOMER.
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PRINTS.

A largo assortment Of New Styles, ~, l.k
and he. BufiAlO AllapacOs 40, 80, 90, 10, ~
aOC, 81. Pure Mohair LuEtred and POpilnA
rom 60Gto Sl,60 Fancy and Black silks from
u q " g 50 per yard.
B0nbSElnes, Grape BathenA, Alexandria
Cord, and many 0tner styles Of goods suItA-
BILE for mourning.
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NJ uslin g,

A large assortment OF BIeaehed and I'm.
bleachtd from 10, L, Is, IS. IS, &c. Bl0ached
and Uubl cached sheetinE 81, 81, 1914. Lin.
en- sheoting Of superior quality 81, 1914. A
large supply Of Linen Table Cloths, Table
Linens, Napkins, Tow llngs, &C, OF the best
quality and exceedingly low prices.
ShlTtlng Linens 50, ", IS, SIS, 81, q Is,
Shirt BOsomS 70, Is, 30, IS, 40, 81, O., &c,
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HAMMoND.-on Monday, August 2Sd,
1899, at 2 O'Clock P. ~, LELNDRR j., younR!
est son Of 7. J. and N. L. HPrwond, aged
The funeral will take place from the resi-.
dence Of the parents on Clay street, between
FIfLh and Sixth streets, a. 2 O'Clock this
Tuesday, afternoon. The friends Of the
family are respectfully invited 10 attend.
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augl0-lnd&V
TO OWNERS OF HORSES AND
'.... CATTLE.

~ SNNnA0 VI AOk6h6 ANU
.........u CATTLE.
TOBIAS DERRY CONDITION POW.
DERS are warranted superior 10 any others
Or no pay. for the cure Of Dstempsr, Worms
Bots, Coughs, 'Hiae.bound, Colds, &C., In
Homes; and Colds, Coughs, Loss OF Milk
Black Tongue, Horn biStemper, &C.. In Cat.
tie. They are perfectly safe and innocent;
no Ieed Of stopping the working OF your
animals. They increase the appetite, give
q fne coat, cleanse the stomach and urinary
organs; also increase the milk OF COWS. Try
them, and you will never be without them.
The late Hiram Woodruff. celebrated train.
er OF trotting horses, used them for years,
Col. Philo. p. Busa, OF the Jerome Race
Course, Fordham, N. T., would not use
them until he was told OF what they are
composed, since which he u never without
them. He has over twenty running hor. eG
In his charge, and for the Last three year,
has used no other medicine for them. He
has kindly permitted me TO refer any ono 10
him. Over 1000 other references can be seen
at tho Depot.
Gold by Druggists and saddler. Price, Is
cents per boz. Depot, 10 Park Place, New
York. ..i POI. augl0.lmd&w
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IT Is claimed for the Arkansas Hot
Springs that the waters will not only
destroy the taste for liquor, but vii.
clear from ones system In very short
time all effects OF previous dissipation.
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WHTTE GOODS

Swiss, NanBoOk, BiRhopa Lawn, Victoria
Lawn, Son finiAhed IacOnet, Striped JacO.
nets, Plaid JRoOueLg, BTIlllRntS, PIQuOs,
GrancdeIn Yelling Of all colorE; FlannelS Of
all kinds ind prices,
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GheGntelli1Qet
TUESDAY. MORNING, AUGUST n.


Those OF our citizens Rbseniing themselves
from The city during the Summer months
can have the INTELLIaENcER sent TO them
by mail for 4 week or any longer term. for
l5:cenN per week.
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Z A YOUNG man lately went In bathing
a. Loeoinere, Province 81 Quebec, pIac'
ing MS clothes upon what ne supposed
was stone. 1tturned out 10 be- u ssaI
oasking 10 the sun, which was thuI
disturbed and made for the water viii
the young mans clothes. "s4
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TAE Hon. HORACE GRERLEY's know.
ledge OF agricultural affairs is improv-
Ing. The turnips which he raised last
year only cost his one dollar and
twelve cents each.