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Merchants Protective Union 1
MERCANTILE REFEREN0E REarsrrRI

fENHE MERCHANTS PRoTEcTlyE mn.
IL ION, organized to promote and fprsteos
trade byyssonebling ;its subscribers To- attain g.
cility and safety Il the grantingof credits nnaf
the recovery of claims Mt oil points, have 10
announce that they will, in eptember, 1865
pH Rns M Il Sea .snss q Ssssso SSts%s Gs,o, Nm,
CAMILLE ErERENcER soIsTER, containing among
other things, tile Names, Nature of Busineas
Amount of Capital, Financial Standing. And
and Rating as to Credit, Of over 400,0OOof the
principal merchants, traders, bankers, manps
10000 of tho cities, towns, villages, and settle.
ments throughout the United tates, their ter,
%ritories, aad the British Provinces Of North
America; and embracing the most important
information attainable and necessary to- enable
the merchant to ascertain at o glance the9cabis!
tal, character, and degree of credit Of suchiof
me customers rs are deemed worthyof,any gSs,
dalton of credit, comprising, also, o Newspaper
directory, containing the title, character, prize,
and place of publication, with full particulars
relative to cach journal, being q complete glide
States. aI7DsI,S
The reports and information will BIO confaci
to those deemed worthy Of some limo of credit {
and as the same will be based, so far as pticti.
cable, upon the written statements of the p4rties !
themselves, revised and corrected by vol .hown..
and relinble legal correspondents. whose ohGr<
aoter VIII prove n guarantee OF tho correctness
Of the information furnished by them, It Is
believed that the reports will prove more truth
FL! and com plete, and, therefore, superior to,
and of much greater value, than any previously
issued.
By aid Of tho Mercantile Reference Rogis-
ter" business men will be enabled to ascertain,
at q glance, tho capital and graduation Of credit.
rs compared with financial worth, of nearly
every merchant, manufacturer, trader, and
banker, within the above named territorial
limits.
On or about the first of each month. subscri-
bers will also receive tho "Monthly Chronicle"
containing. among other things. q record Of
such important changes in tho name and conGi-
ton of firms, throughout tho country, ae may
occur subsequent to the publication Of each
hnlf'ycarly volume of the Mercantile Refer
cnco Register"
Pricc IF "Thc Merchaits' Union Mercantile
Reference Register" fifty dollars, $780, for
which it will be forwarded to any address in
tho United States, transportation paid.
Holders of tivo $40 shares Of tho Capital
Stock, in addition to participating in tho profits,
will receive one copy of the Mercantile Refers
cncc Register" free of charge; holders of ten5
shares will 10 entitled to two copies; and 4
moro than ten shares Of tho Capital took wilt
be allotted to aay one applicant.
al! renrttoDccJ- orders, or communications
relative to The Look should bc addressed to tho
MERCltkEYS PROTECTIVE UNION, ia
the American Exchange Bank Building, Nc.
1913 Broadway. BOX 256G,) New York.
August %, 1868 AZ "
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
BUREAU OF AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS.

Columbia, june 10, 1860.
TNIIE attcntian of tho citizens IF tho State is
IL respectfully invited to the annexed extracts
from an Act passed at the recent session Of the
General Assembly, and ratified on the 10Th dry
of March, 1860; and their cordial cooperation
with tho officers charged with the execution Of
tho law is earnestly requested. .
The enumeration of tho inhabitants is to fur.
nish o basis for tho apportionmont of represcn.
tation in the next General Assembly, i'm acc,r-
dance with Section 4 Of Article II Of the Com
stitution, and the necessity for its corr .ctness
will commend itself to ~oitizons Of aIl political
viows. i
In connection with this work tho statistics Of
the agricultural productions of last year will
be taken, and it is emincntly desirable that
they should be returned as fully and intelligi.
bly, rs circumstances will permit, as it is OK.
pected that they will furnish, valuable data in
the future agricultural history Of the State.
HENRY %SPARNICK,
e Commissioner.
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Demorest's Young America,
ENLARGED.-

rTNIIE BEST JUVENILE MAGAZINE. Ey.
cry Boy and Girl that sees it says so; all
the Press shy so and Parents and Teachors con.
hrmit. Do not fail to secure a copy. A good
microscope, with n Glass Cylinder to %conine
living objects, or a good two bladed. pcarl
Pocket Knife, and a largo number of other
desirable articles, given as premiums to each
subscriber. Yearly, $3.50.
Publication Office.
1913 Broadway, New York.
Try it, Boys and Girls. Specimen copies, ten
cents, mailed free.
Dec. 10, 1868 10
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Piedmont Life Insurance Company
RICHMOND, VA.

YNIlIS COMPANY is bnscd upon n paid up
Il capital of One Hundred Thousand Dollars,
safely invested in Real Estate, and during the
first seventeen months of its origin had issued
come Of abontsaoo, Goo las success ;oaa r never on" "a cd.
If reached, ny any Company in the world.
This Company insured, and paid promptly.
tho policy on the life of General N. G. Evans.
Call on the Subscribers, and secure II Policy at
Policies are non forfoiting.
j, j. NORTON. Agent.
WIN. WARNE, NJ. D., Medical Examiner.
NJ. L. SHARPE. Agent at Pendloton, 8. @.
1SACC BRANCH. NJ. D., Agent at Largo.
Walhalla, March o., 1869.
Wc refer to Gov. j. l.. Orr. Judge Murray,
Hon. Up. Reed. Gen. McGownn, lion. w. b.
Simpson. nscy. D, N. Turner, Rov. n. Il. Grior,
and at least ono bundled from Abbcville, ali
of whom arc i~-nred in -
March 0, 1860 90 Am.
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SORGO AND SOUTHERN GAME.
'HSIE American Sorgo Manuel for 1869 con.
tains full directions for cultivating Sor.
ghum, Manufacturing Syrup and Sugar, tho
latest improvements in Machinery, and other
information Of great importance. Sent free.
Address GEO. l.. SQUIER & BRO,
-, Buffalo, Now York.
WAY lO, 1853 81 &c
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1 an early date. the subscribers will publish
~ the first number Of O Monthly Magazine. do.
voted to the development of the material interests
or the State, and the whole South; and will dis.
tribute five thousand copies gratuitouslv, so that
every one may see what it is before subscribing.
ihey intend TO make it tho best and handsomcst
industrial magazine ever published ut tho Sontb
and ti.y nsk the cordial CO. opernt OH of eycry
good citizen in this enterprise, which must rcdound
to the public welfare. "
Persons wishing copies Of the first number will
please send thoir address to "
WALKER, EVANS s. COGswELL,
May 10, 1869 81 On
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q" ~" 20 rr,voeae tor the Enumeration o,
tie Inhabitants of the State.

SECTION 3. That it shall be the duty of each
and evory person appointed to take the census
by virtue of this Act to call personally on the
head or somo member of each family in the
County, or portion of County, for which he or
they shall hive boon appointed, and obtain
from such head of q family or member thereof,
as aforesaid, the number Of persons contained
in such family, and suoh other information as
may be required and directed by tho Commits.
sioner of the Bureau Of Agricultural Statistics.
SEGA, Thateaoh head or member of a fam.
lily shall, when summoned thereto by the per-
sons appointed under this Act to take the cen.
SUE at Ills, her or their residence or place of
business. make, on oath Or affirmation, a oorroct
return Of all persons Of whom his or her family
is composed ; and also report snoh other infor-
nation to said census takers as may BIO REQUIRED
by law; and the persons SO appointed to take
tho census are hereby sauthorizedto administer
such oathsj and upon the failure Of any person
70 makeSsaoh. ratirns Ok reports whenrequifed,
he or she shall ,ho subject to q, penalty Of TWEEN
ysaye dollars. 70 be recovered In any Court of
compatept jurisdiction.. r.
June l6s 1885. sisilif sa8 ~
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AS a man is brought up so is he. Future
changes may occnr, but they will only sway,
they cannot change the original current.
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SOUTH CAROLINA
State Agricultural and Mechanical
Magazine.

I C!Oiciat Organ ellie South Carolina ,s;aie j q
wcaHuFdt and Mechanicul Sociciy.) "
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-
A Cure Fon Low SpIR1Ts.-Exercise 70
the body, occupation for the mind these are
the grand constituents Of health and happi.
ness, the cardinal points upon which every
thing turns. Motion seems to be a great
preserving principle Of nature, to which even
in%animate things are subject; for the winds,
waves, tho earth itself; are restless, ara y ~,
waving Of trees, shrubs, and flowers is known
to be an essential part Of their economy. A
fixed rule Of taking several hours exercise
every day, if possible in the open air, if not
under cover, will be almost certain to securs,
ono exemption from disease, as we'll as from
attacks Of low spirits, ennut--that monster
who is ever way-laying the rich INDECENT.
Dav- The English have been looking IN
their surviving officers Of Waterloo, whom
they find To number as follows: Field Mar.
shals,,2 Generals, IL Lieutenant. Generals,
81; Maiofiiq Generals Z Colonels, g; Lieu.
tenant olopels, sl8j Majors, 4 Captains,
10; Lieutohauts,, "a; Ensign, i; Paynfas-
ters, q, Quartermasters, vi Deputy Insnec.
tor Genoralof Hospitals, surgeobs Majors,
sgrgeoiis to the Forces, Assistant
Surgeons, 4 sYeterinary Surgeon, 4; Sur.
geons, 2 total 18b. The number Of slsopo
living who served ID The ranks has not been
asceftaineds ss sas III z48 rss
s{ss -4--e~se - ~~s+-A. "a 1A#ff3 ey3.s
HoNoRrNds Gop.--No man honors God,
no nsan justifess God At 10 hikhssa sato, az he
who lays hhjs hand upon bis mouth: when The
FFGaAs2 GOD MaNApoa his hue
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ptrtse of "knowing hsw 10 keep a hotel.
THIS might be called "a good notice." 5ut as
the hotel is always full, and the arrivals are
nearly double these of any other hotel, the
public have found out long since what 1 sim
ply note.
Minor Matters.
There are 40 daily papers published here,
OF the most stupid character. They do not
contain word of telegraph news, and do not
seem 20 know what is going on under their
very noses. The only enterprise they attemp,
10 exhibit rs TO publish the hotel arrivals SO
that no one can r.-- we his own name. There
Is plenty Of room for a profitable daily. The
permanent population Of Saratoga is ten tnou-
sand. and during The season there are probable '
twenty thousand people here.
The New York papers get here az y. m and
he boys ask ten cents apiece-the same tina,
you have to pay for them along the u. r H. X
Utah.
The Saratoga and Rensselaer, Railroad bring
in and take ont ten passenger trains day, VIII
speed and safety.
Roger A. Pry or, whose journalistic ana Con-
gressionai days in Washington many will
remember. is here fer has health. Since the
close Of the rebellion he has settled IN New
York.
Paymaster Wallach CU. 5. NJ and wife.
from Washington, are in town. ZErA
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LETTER FROM CAPE NAY.
Last Of the ''Gray ksservea''-A Gay Sea-
>on-Hops and Goncrrts-Th- Crowd, aud
what they Wear-w ashin:ton Spsrtin.
Wen Around-fhe Press Gang, &c.
f(,Orrpspcudanre of The StsrI

Last OF the Gray ksservpa''-A Cav Sea.
son-Hops and toncrrts-Th- Crowd, and
what they Wear-w shiu.tou Sporting
Nrn Areund-rhe Press Gang, &c.
fCorrespondence OF The Stsr.J
CAFE MAY, July u, ise9.-Dsdr Star. Since
my last letter, the organization known as the
"Gray Reserves" have returned 10 PailadeI.
phia. Knowing OF their proposed departure,
a lumber OF The most disting "a shed gentlemen
on the Island Assem- bled u parlor IA Of the
Stockton House. On motion, ). WahI Smith,
Deputy Attorney General OF Pennsylvania,
was called TO the CHAIR and Captain De Sill yer,
of Philadeiphia, appointed secretary. General
owen, IN presenting series of resolutions
highly complimentary TO the regiment pre-
missed their Introd ucrion, expressing the regret
OF the SoJOurners here at their departure. rne
omcefs oreakfasted with John q. Ballet, Esq ID.
OF Philadelphia, AT the Columbia, prior TO
tneir departure. The hop at COLUMBIA on
wednesday last, in honor of the regi meat, was
grand success IN every particular. An
agreeable feature OF the evening was. that on
entering the hall, every lady was presented
with miniature boquet.
Thursday. Miss McCaffrey gave us a concert,
(assisted by some OF the members OF rhe Eng-
lsh Opera Troupe, which gave universal sat-
isfacton. Last night, PhIiddelphIas favorIte
comedian, Craig" gave an entertainment at
Congress Hall, which was very extensively
patronized. To-nght, the Columbia House
and the Congress give com mplimentary hops, 20
which all visitors to the l. land have access
Everything here in the shape of amusements
dit We'll attended, ana the season exceeds
gaieiy any OF lis predecessors.
The weather here has been (during the past
week. very agreeable, and very te " arr leaving
Tor their homes. The hotels are crowded 10 ex-
cess, and the demand for rooms con1Inues ua-
abaied. Hotel Keepers are rsapiHg rich har-
Female suits for gents wear are very popu.
lar, and some nice young men wear Di ur
NelIs around their hats, said 10 DE- given them
10y the ladies, bat proprietors OF the millinery
establishments where they are purchased tell
a different story. To describe the ladies' dresses
IStoo Hercuiean a task Tor Your correspond
ent Ia undertake.; suffice it 10 say that every
thIDg which art can do TO beautify the human
form divine rs known and practiCed.
The sporting fraternity of your CITY. finding
no uo1ot that ms Is more profitable field
tnan Washington in the summer. have uk-d
0-Ie IN great numbers, greatly 70 the r.ii-t OF
Major Richards no doub;.
There are great number of newspaper m IN
here. Col. John w. ForLey among tnem.
be hour OF eleven a. m. b as no " approached
snd as che IN Rome should do a X Rnmans do 4
Will suspend further remarks for a plunge IN
tae breakers.
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TIE NEW ATLANTIC cABLE

The Celebration st Duxbury-OispatcbeS
Between the Mayor OF Boston ana th.
Great Event.
The cable celebration n Duxbu-y Mass
yesterday, included a lut.. dinner under a
large tent, and ley-s IN the evening a, the
residence OF George W. Wright a prominen,
citzen OF DuNbury. The innabttante of tn.
neighboring towns turned out "a ma Sc A. IN.
banquet Hon. -. nj Clifford presided. and wei
coined the people in an eiou ueut address A
sentiment in honor OF MASSACHUSETTS was re-
sponded 70 by Collector Russell. aud Mayor
Shurtlen responded for th- city of Boston a.
the conclusion OF his address Mayor ShurtIer
from Paris:
To ms ErceHeRey ne Mayor of 6os,oa, zuer,oa j.
Inc freiect OF Paris, rejoicing IN this happy
occasion OF me closer union bet ween the two
countries, begs the Mayor OF Boston will GEM
has best compliments and GOOD wish.s
Inc Mayor stated he had sent the folio wing
IN reply
10 has EroeUepcg he Pr>t,,, Of psr,. --rba
Mayor OF Boston sends most hearty greeting
May the new bond Of union between Continents
citizens Of the Old aud New World re,o,cs az
mutual con ngratuiations on the great scIentlfic
accomplishment
Sir James Anderson responded 20 a toss, ,o
the French Atlantic cable, defeodi,.e the i'm.
terests OF The line, but paying high com plimeut
TO Cyrus w. Field as the original promoter OF
2cesn % Ieieerapn. Speeches were also made by
Georee b. Loring ana &. L. Woodbury. In
tne evening the ieyee was attended by the
prominent guests OF the day, and the ceiebra-
ton was quietly and pleasantly terminated.
Tne nrst dispaich over the new Atlantic ca
pie wac received al Duxoury on Saturday. AZ
was ae follows:
ut Will be gratifying TO all Americans tha,
one OF me earliest messages by the Fren ch At
lantic cable commu n Gates 20 them the i'm relIi
gence that London to-day, for a time fand tha,
ume the nour OF Change), met 20 do honor 20
George Peabody. the Distinguished Americao
pn;lantnropist. Midway between nj, onie.
and the Royal Exchange the grateful citizens
nave erected bronze statue ia his honor,
Which DAY was uncovered before the Prince
Oh wales At shortly after O'Clock His Royal
Highness spoke in deserved eulocistic terms =,
MT Peabody, and was followed by Mr. Mo,Iey.
who was most enth usiasucally cheered. Ros,.
ness around the exchange was entirely sus-
pended until nearly half past four o'clo Rs
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DON CARLOS III.-The following is a brief
sketcn OF Don Carlos, in favor OF whose claim
TO the Spanish throne another REVOLUTION mas
already begun:
Carlos Luis Maria Fernando. Count de
MontemoliE. Is The eldest son and heir of Don
Carlos, the pIstencsr, by his wife Naria Fran
eisca de Assis, daughter of King John VI of
Portugal and was born January 81, IsI> Al
Ter me disastrous defeat OF Don Carlos IL in
i-39, oy he royal troops under Generals Es.
partero and Nsrva.Z, he retired successiyeIy
TO France and Austria, and even :uaIly abdf
csted IN favor OF his eldest son, i'm the wear
l-i5 In the year lsiG the Count de Montemolin
lett Bourges and took mp his abode IN Ene
land In April, 1sl9, he made an atterpt To
introduce himself INTO Span under dlsruise
hut was arrested and confined in the eitsdeI ef
Perpgnan for few days. In the year $50 be
married Maria Carolina Ferdinand III. OF
Naples Still considering that he possessed
good fieht TO the throne of Spain the recent
revolution agains, q ueen Isabella Stimulated
ms endeaNors 10 reorganize his party, which
We're carried on from Paris in which citv be
mas heen living for some time. ON the ism
instsnt ne succeeded in evading the ylglianca
OF the French police who were placed TO watch
DIS movements, and although holly pursued
mace good bis entry into Spain. Successive
ielee erams have proved the fact that his partv
Us OF considerable magnitude, and dispersed
tnrouehout the country.
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THE WoRKINGNKN OF ENGLANp.-A denselv
crowoe' meeting Of workingmen was held 90
t1e - aing OF the 18th at the Etusts Lecture
HAIL, College street, Chelsea, Eugiaud, for the
purpose OF taklrg INTO consideration the best
means OF promoting the return Of workiugmeu
70 me imperial Parliament A long and earnest
discussion took place. and even IIv the foi'
Iowing resolution, proposed oy Mr. Harry,
secohoeo o. Mr.. Symes, was passed unaut-
mously THAT this meeting recognizes the
national industrial party for the purpose of
aicing In future the return OF as many work.
lnen en- % possible 10 Pai iliament" A commit.
zee Vas tnen appointed to prepare an address
and programme OF action, 20 be submitted for
approvAl 70 future NEE ing.
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ANOTHER rERRIBLE RaILRo,p,c.
ClDRST

NEW YORK, July 2>-Au evening paper nSS
he follow Ing statement
CircfHrArTr, July 2S,h.-A passenger train
on the Memphis ana ONO railroad. when near
Clarksy fell tbroagh the trestle bridge over
Budd's Greek. The train, with the ex ospaon
ofone car. was destroyed ny IRE from the loca-
motive. The engineer aud fireman were bo'n
killed. Three or four Others WERE killed aui
about twenty or thirty badly wounded.
Another Account of the n aIIrsad Accident.
LorlsviLLu, July 2sth.-An acctden, oc-
CURED this moTaing on the memphis and
Louisville railroad. A train from New Or
leans ran through the trestle bridge al Back
or Budd's creek, below Ciarksviile. killing
three and wounding seven persons. Repor,S
are dis outsd that ne disaster involved a
fearful loss OF life, but they have NO founda-
ton.
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The Saratepa R,re.

The sixth annual meeting OF the Saratsya
Assoeiation Win begin on "Wednesday next aad
continue SIX days. The meeting will pe pre-
ceoed by several matches on next Saturday
The hrst event will be a one mile mach for
sS,VOV, between Belmonts chestnu, flIy
ineese, years, and Hunter & TrayerAs ches'
nut hlly Intrigue. A private sweeps,.kes. or
Two miles, = ,UV each. will be run by Bowie A
halls bay horse Wiley, & years ii. p. M
1ns @ brown mare B.ddy Malone, years,
and L. u Moorele grey horse General Egeli
years. a match for $3.50 will be ruu by
Inemas Pruyear's bay filly by Cen sor and
w. Cameron's bsy filiy by Leamiastoa. Il IS
day. VIC se'H7
On the AIN OF August. the first day OF IN.
regular meeting, toe Travers Stake, for three
entrance, $1,000 added, will be run. Ta,rs ar
tnirty.one entries for this case THIS will \.
toliowed oy sweepstakes for all ages, one am
one.q uarter miles. The third race win be for
o,e, ns M, .takes;s sweepstakes for two.year
OL the second day the FIRST event Win ns a
hurdle race for all ages, two miles, over eight
nureies: ,n TINS VIII be followed by the race for
tne Sefasoea cup, for all aees. tWo and one
quarter miles. The third event vii bs for A
purse for all ages, thrse-fourths Of q mile.
Sn, Un ne Slfo Gay me nrst race viii be for the
quarters OF miie. Ths secosd race Win b for
appise OF &sV0. for all ayes. two ana oue-
eHnih mIef. The thtrd racs viii - for q
pure ot soco' for ee-year-olds, oss and
On the tonfth day the nSst svest VIII BE- a
selling race, oae and three q sasssrs miles. The
miles, for all ages. The third race vim ons and
e6aD. = : :
On TIE nnh day the nrst svsst viii be nur-
die handicap, two miles, over e,ght hurdle~
The second event VIII % o race OF ons miSe, TOR
purse OF SS00, for tWo- year olds. The mira
race Win se for ths sequel stskss, Tor three
ON the sixts day ne arst raoe vim ~ n.,a,-
cap for all horsss that runa at u meefine. one
Be four mIiss, for an ases for purse OF N ,sea
The third rsce w1ti b for consolanon DO rse
Of $40, one and one-eieheh nile.
The ASSOCIATION will give si2, - in premiums
fees.-Sep Fork Post = 0S
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THE CARLIsr MOVEMENT IN SPAIN.

MADRID. July 2>.-Many arrests contIuue ~
he made on suspicion OF disloyalty. Al Cuidad
Real, hundreds Of people are soliciting pardon
from the Government fer their complicity in
the recent Carlist movement there. Tney stat,
that tney Were deceived by the Carlist Leaders
A snarp street Tight occurred yesterday n
la Msncha. between Carlists and q yern ment
forces. The Carlis,s Were defeated and fied
TO the mountains
There has been several arrests OF Carlists n
Cuencs. The insurgents of that place have rs-
leased the prIsoEers confined an the JaIl at Al =
modovar del Pinar, near Cuenca
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THE WRONG NAME

NEW YORK, July as.-It was not Charles r
Quincy who WAS arrested yesterday for pass
ing forged railway certificates on Wm Heath
TO. MI Quincy - cashier OF the latter
firm, and was mainly Instrumental In eau sing
lhe arrest Of me real forger, whose name ~
George A. Abbott. This correction is due Mr.
Quincy, whose standing and reputation IN
wall street are OF the highest cnaracIer.
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so..o. a'qoor seiznres are stilI very sr,.r :,
,sS ,ressr, as.rs = movement in Eusland TO .no,
@Mr. Prentice rs better ana.
mas ben for years. "onta than ne
a sase,ssss. Once Observer ssys: ..rA.,.
mo,S 49, s.see45ses7s&ssssIsss7se
MS year than last BY actual coent-
lover. comnss,.aA Appsles1n- . dissppoiuied
u 81 Aeuis % Friday q iast WssS.