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ONWARD.-Uhc ManaZinc.

ONwARD.-The Magazine, On.
ward, improves in quality and prom
Uses well. The first article, "It's
Sheridan--lloorayw gives Il very
graphic account of the arrival of
Gen. Sheridan in time to save his
retreating army in the valley of Vir
ginia. 1t is Il trihc too horid, but
is, on the whole exciting reading
Some less enthusiastic title woult
have been better. "The Original
El Dorado" Turning the Tables,
"My Irish Shooting Lodge and "a
Calisthcnic School comprise The
other contributions most worthy o.
mention.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-07-02

Godey's Ladies' Book, commences
new volume with the July mum
Der, and now is a good time to get
up Clubs for this valuable magazine.
The reading, Illustrations, and
large number of patterns, contained
within its pages, are indispensable
to the ladies, and if they want the
best book OF the kind published
they will send for Godey's.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-07-02

The Gdldry for Jnly is on hand. In
its table of contents we find con-
tinuation of Charles Reeds novel,
"Pnt Yourself in His Place :" "The
Throne of Louis Philippe" a sec
ond historical article on that sub.
ject by John @. Abbott "Matins.f
by Edna Dean Proctor; "Our
Great Farmers; "rhe last Chap.
ter in the History Of the War;" by
j. NJ. Bnndy; beside the usuai
amount of "Literature and Art
Gossip, "Drift Wood" etc.
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distant, and broken, into small pie
ces rs poultry were all killed, and
his fences thrown down.
THE REUNION OF THE SECOND.
The Burlington Free Press says
the Re Union Meeting Of the Second
Vermont Volunteers in that city
Friday evening, was complete
success. The principal feature Of
the occasion was the address by Col.
Charles 4. Joyce, of Rutland. at
City Hall, which was attended by a
large number of our citizens, 10y
whom the speech, an able effort,
was thoroughly appreciated, and re
ceiVcd with enthusiasm. The sup
per, in the evening, at the Amcri-
can Hotel, though confined princi-
pally to members of the regiment,
was a spirited affair, and the toasts
and sentiments drew out many fine
responses.
CUOATE's ACCOUNT BOoK.-A
good story used to be told of Choate
/ by Mr.. MlnnS, who was a student il
his Office. One day the former
came into his Office, and. seating
himself be fore the fire, bcgal
scratching his head with unusua
violence. By-and-by he said, in IN:
most dramatic tones:
wonder what became of al
my money. Mr.. MINIS
MINIS stopped his writing and
looked up at him. his face locke,
comical enough. Finally he ventnr
ed to make a suggestion.
Why don't you buy a small bool
Mr.. Choate, and enter in it VIVA
YOU receive and what Y GU pay ont
and then You will K" where til
money goes
Capital idea, Mr. Minis, capita
idea. Won't You be kind enougI
to 90 ont and buy me one.
Minis bought him the book, an,
Choate sat down and made two 0
three entries i'll it.
\ few months afterwards MINI
had the notwithstanding the bool
lying upon Mr.. Choate's deSk-t
, look into it and see how it got alon
. with his accounts, when 10, theI
, were the entries he had made o
, the day of its purchase, and all tn
= rest was blank.
y MIR. Choatt might have been a ric
man if he had any method OF keel
= ing his accounts After his ass,
u citation with his s0n-in law, MaiC
. Bell, lately deceased, his affair
: were much improyed.-Harper
Nagd:jne.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-07-02

The DEATH OF MIR. RAYMOND
The circumstance attending the
death of Hon. Henry j. Raymond,
editor Of the New York Times, were
these. He had been to Greenwood
Cemetery Thursday afternoon tor
the purpose of selecting a burial lot,
and returned to the Times Office
about five O'Clock, when he remark
ed to the aSSncita" editors that he
never lett better III ms ne, except
a sllght lteIlhS Oh ldN'9ue ooilSG
queut on MS ION? Journey 1hiouS"
the cemetery. lie soon ait .g, Went
nome ana reiii'iile'' Iheic t''' e'7'V
O'Clock, when he leiJ 10 attend a 20
lltieal meeting. lie was See'i SAo'U-
" alIer"aio W" t.S up b t!'''i ~ a.
elastic step and general appearance
OF robust health. MT. raymond re.
turned from the meeting ABOUT IL
O'Clock, ana 1t appears len TO the
lloor Immediately upon cIoSlil@ iie
door OF ms residence Noic oil the
inmates OF the mouse hcard tue iah,
however, Tor all had retirea Tor iie
night. About . oclocN ffluaS
and hearing some one breathing
heavily aroused the family, when
Mr.. Raymond was found extended
on the hall iloor, entirely uncon-
sciouS, but breathing heavily and
apparently with great difficulty.
He was taken to his room and four
phy ,cians sent for, who pronounced
him beyond all medical aid. They
stated the cause Of his death to be
apopleXy. He fingered in an un-
conscious state until five o'clock
when he died, surrounded by the
members of his family. He passed
away apparently with but llttlepain.
/. \ fortnight ago, while Mrs.
Rodgers, of Phelps County, Nilsson.
ri, was in the garden with an infant
+ fourteen months old, seated ncaf
her, an eagle swooped down and at
, tempted to carry oil the child, but
| was prevented 10y dog. which came
: 10 its assistance and fought valiant
. Is in it's defence.
y lloRHlBlE.--Thc military atroci
Il cral, and of the French in Agcri,
S in smoking thousands to death in
cave, have been thrown into tn,
E shadc 10y a recent act OF Lctonl, lh0
i Sp nish General in Cuba. ltsccm
{ that great number of families from
Puerto Principe abandoned tina
J. city together, and, guarded by
=. force of patriots, cncampcd in tn
=, woods. When Lctona knew tina
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-07-02
Highly Complimentary.
NATIONAL PEACE JUBILEE AS
SOCIAFION,
n,..1, No. 81 1gpn

b'ONl4AiAF-'
Boston, May 81, 1869.
Dear SIrs take great pleasure
in advising You officially that at a
meeting Of the Executive Commit
tee of this Association, holden ON
Saturday evening, it was, on motion
OF Mr.. Il. ID. Jordan, unanimously
voted,
That if any pianos are to be used
in the performances at the Coliseum,
they shall be the grand orchestral
pianos Of McSS's. IIallctt, Davis x
Co.
remain, gentlemen, respectfully
your oD't servant,
HENRY q. PARKER, Secretary
Messrs. llALLET, DAVIS & Co,
30 ton.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-07-02

STATE or NfuvoNr
Orange County So.
Id G. 1louuhtou, Jr., Cashier Of the Or
nugc County National Bank Of Chelsea, do
solcunly sWcar that the above statement Is
true, to tie best Of my knowledge and belief
j. {. HOCGIlfON. Jr., Cashier.
Subscribed aud sworn to before me TIL. 2lst
day ui June 1863.
,pERlLY c. JoSrs Justice of the Peace.
Correct, Affect
n. ". BARTHOLOMEW, rrcs't)
Lluu lliDL Directors
ions g. BNCUN.
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rslyElRVy WEARS EXpcricnc"
4 i'm the Treatment hrohi'
aud seN1nI Ebi-ca Scs.-A Physlo-irh

View of Marnagc-'lhc cheapest book e'',
misunderstanding nearly doo pas,a' . ...,
i3O fun ,lat,. and cnrraViugs ofthe ANTONY
of the human organs IN a state of heath ana
disease. Win treatise ON carly errors, 1t, Hs
nlorIble consequences upon the mind ana nc ne
dy.with the authors plan of treatment mo
only rational and successful mode of cure, AZ
shown by a report of cases treated. q ttu,'.
mi adviser TO the married aud those cQntem
riatng marriage who cutertrin doubts or
Their physical condition sent free oiro ,.
t"nny address on receipt of % cents ~ stan
nr' install currency. by addressing DIR, IA
| CR6IX No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany \
/ The author Lay be consulted upon any ~,
the diseases upon when anJ i' w o"IS sent to
| any paft Of the world.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-07-02
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all tho purposes OF Laxative
Medicine

Perhaps no one medi.
cine is 40 universally re-.
CURED 10y everybody As
q caihartic, nor wa ever
any before SO universal.
" adopted into rise, iu
oycryoountry andanIns
hll classes, az tn, m.d
but efficient purgliiye
Piit. iae obvious res.
FonF., thatitI'NMpre "a.
liable and Gr mote cGct.
tuAl remedy tAh aly
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IMPORTED THOROUGHBRED
STALLION
PIRATE.

This horse was imported from
England when ) yrs. old to Nova
Scotia, ana was brought from there
to 81. JOhhSoury, w., ana solu 10 a
stock company TOR 5000.
He is of fine bay color, stands
16 hands bioh and vveiohs 11ool lbs
=, ~
lie possesses All the distinguishing
Qualities of aforementioned ENGLISH
l,nrso, IN no,.cno+;n, ans e rHs,,,,
o'o III POI lcCtioii, aus IL uhSui
passed III tniS country lor strength,
R Inic Of " hors o''u1S vi hctiom
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To Tea Drinkers {,

Another Cheat Of that good
Young Tyson Tea, for sl.25 per. Id.
jasi Received by
Il, {, II. 4. Reyes Il Co.
New, reb. |.
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REPORT or TIE CONDITION OF THE
ORANGE COUNTY NATIONAL BANK
of Chelsea, Vermont,


AT CLOSE OF BUs!NEss, JiNE l@thi loo3.
Resources.
Loans md Discount 7I.lSl 81
Over Drafts, lbs %
/ = houds 10 secure circulation, 9uU.JOO 90
do ou hand, 1S.sJO 90
Oth,r Stock 1000 %
Due from Eedceming &, Reserve Agts i,so7 IS
Banking House. ,o5S -
Cuuout Expenses 80 Il
C1.L Items including Rev. Stamps, II Al -
uiI.ofottrr National Banks ,.7lS 90
Fractional Currency lucludmg nicltcls %ll 80
Irpyl Tender Note. liSlj Uu
8 per cc4t. Certificates, l'u0' on
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BECAUSE:

rheumatism is caused by the infiammatory ac-
ton of an acid i'll the blood upon the tibres,
membranes and ligaments; and the salincs Of
the settler Aperient being absorbed into the
vcmous system tend to neutralize the vitiatng
Driuciule
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-07-02

Grplep 4 1aafh9's 9 drertism'ts
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it opens the pores reduces the temperature of
the body, calms the nerves, and acts as a mod
crate evacuant, and has refreshing effect
upon the whole system. OF all fever drink, h
is the most cooling and delightful
In this brief summary of the virtues of Tar
rants ENerycsceut Settler Apcrient, usthina
is set forth which is not justified by TESTIMONY
Of competent medical men
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BECAUSE
VIII Y

is it prescribed for rheumatism. and claimed
to be eminently beneficial in all the varieties
IL 4
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-07-02
9fw 9drertissmeuts.

is 1arrant's Effervescent Settler Ano,i
adapted to the cure of Indigestion and
cOncOmitants ana
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EruET on TIIE CONbIrioN OF I'M
NATIONAL BANK VI NLWBl Ky,

WILLS RIsEH, VI.
N cLosE or nrslNEss JlNE l2lh. 1907.
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w RI Y
BECAUSE.

is it given 10y the faculty in all disordt
lebrile character
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-28
THE TorR OF THE Ways AND MEANS

Trip OF THE COMMITTEE TO THE PACIFIC
SOME OPINIONS FROM JUDGE KELLEY.
reporter of The Philadelphia Press has had
conversation with the Hon William ID. Kelley concern
ing his opinions and experiences gathered during ms
tTn 10 the Pacific Coast member OF the Ways ana
Means Committee. The whole Committee, with the e1
cention OF GEN schenck who IN Europe assembled
IN San Francisco and proceeded 10 take
mana9ement the sub-Treasury OF San Francisco ana
the Mint Mr. Mccarthy OF syracuse returned nome pc
Tore the Committee left San Francisco The rest OF the
party went 10 Portland by the steamer Orlnamo, ten
dered them by private gentleman. Inenes tney pru
ceeded TO Oregon CITY where 1alIs IN thS WI.
River furnish al immense waterpower Tor future manu-
factories Returning 20 Portland they ascehded the 20
umbia River $50 miles Again at Portland they
i'm the Orihamb and steamers up the coast Oh
Wosbing,on Territory entering the Straits OF Fuca
thence into Puget sound and Georgian Bay, visiting
Olympia the capital OF Washington TERRITORY ana Othe
Nanaimo, Squrmault, aud NlctorlsI III the par
Of British Columbia which is claimed c by
mttee trayersed OF the great grain valIeys OF
California; visited the Geysers ana made SaOrS .R 70
santa clara and the CnDabon mines ana QuleKHlVer
works at NewAlmaden; After giving the outlines s OF
their Journey Judge Kelley gave his opinion al OF
the Pacific Railroad. his general impressions Of the
Pacific slope with such facts as he had gsneIeu COLI
SenIed N them by many correspondents. The Pacific
Railroad he thinks better constructed than any new
road he has ever Travelled over am e fayoss
the Immigration of Chinese iaborers, hopes
they will be aHe their workmsn
ship and Industry. The committee examined many VIII
the subject OF the sea- Ksov Sncap i
do NOT feel that 1t Is IN my power 10 gave you an{
special Information as to the value OF that Ierfh
ccoptest with Great Britain, but considers inc
country very valuable He thinks the tariff OF 40 o
coal mot 9 but that tie retention will the same
sect on the people OF British Columbia when aoo oSe
regions about Seattle is developed by an outlay VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-28
THE WEST POINT ENCAMPMENT.

The Cadets have come down from their noun
tain fasness and their tents are again pltcneu Oh inc
Road Darade ground of the Point The Second Glass,
ticb has been away on vacation, will report to-day,
when they will be IN time to participate In the closhg
tastivties OF the encampment IL Is expected tha inc
Tdsts will have their annual stag dance this evening
providing they receive permission from the snpeTnten
5ant In former years the Cadets cOntented
Ter 1-fd dance around a number OF lighted candles
placed on the ground the Master OF Ceremonies wearing
staS;s head Nowadays 1t is found necessary 10 en-
Saoe a costumer from Eew.York, who brings Win MN
hs entire collection fancy dresses AS YET nc
IL will be an mpromptu affair. On MONDAY the new can
didates will be examined by the Academic BOARD ,S
evening the grand hop VIII take place ana on Iuesusy
the tents will be struck when the Cadets VIII again
return 70 their more substantial quarters
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DIED


81 G AID csoa BSrford :gd "a years noah; .si
ri. relative. .ad respectful, requested attend b. lsssr
SbS Sia1 Ti lT ts between sbtb .d SnhsSs.
asleep il Js.us -- sleep
A calm and undsturbed repOse
Bsimor. paper. please copy
BRAsTon wsdnes, sr1Ooe a The residence o, Et.,d Buck
His relative. and friends are svitsd Sns be onsr' from s'
CITY Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock The remains sill
Jersey
pAvIsoN-At the residence bis uncle Stephen GuOu
peel s. ! . S AM S@ c.s Fsqs s'' bD are
attend the funeral services at the Church q the rnssgr.
O'clock Ills remains viii Be Uttered Cemetery
iss @ S Gibson eth Is. az ~. Ne; S''''
GILHAM-on Friday 4ns H. Ella Adele infant daughter Of and
HoLDBS-on Thursday Aug 2 at her late residence Mrs George
The assr s9S : G Of re-: hs3 sa if
on Monday. Aug. %, at 2 O'Clock p. N.
MATHBY-At Morn. Vernon n T., on THURSDAY Aug !" 1907
from his late residence slevsnSye Mount xenoa
sevsnt and Foarts.ve Mes Haven Rai0.5 a. ~ Ss,9ea ~
The remains viii be : fsso~ood Cemetery
PARKBR-Iu this THURSDAY Aug s6 ssr short ins jacob
The 1sr service, viii s g P The s Sy.. A .a u S'l.,
Sn1h 10 nd SI Of Bower Lodge No. p and NJ also the
To SI aisSa. Lodge u '" = " ''' ''''' ~ ''
PARKRR-Tb member, Of Boyer Lodge and N are here
A. In1 a9 Al lot O'clock a. m purpose attending the fne
raj Of our late brother Jacob Parker BY order Of -
p VoGELsASG, Seo'y. a j. ALDHD"b v" ~
PENNISGTOY-suddeny Paterson j. Aug IS 1862 Aaron b
Pennington. In his roth year -. ~ -. Ct
Funeral from his late residence hanona rS"N' ~ - w Wv
urday, Aug. 23 at 2 O'Clock p N ,u,.,
RAEDALL-At Harlem o. senesasy aug -. LOf'o' w
Of GSSssS hss' 1 5yd . attend the fap. o
the Rsrus Thaye aud One hundred aud
wenty6rst Harlem Saturday the 18th inst " O'CLOCK M
south Brooklyn Thursday svsOa Andrew scb
ling In the 6Oth year Of his age 81, 49,, A. -,
friends Respectfully
from residence Nmthst between fh ana U"
Sunday at O'Clock P.
TUTTK-on the morning OfThusy Aug % 1862 Mary D. wife q
ysu,ra from the residence husband No n Bns P"on'
j. on Saturday morning. the 18th inst, at IL oelsck
WLLIsOn Thursday the 18th inst hA Jane hetehum we OF
Arson Willis and daughter Of the late joel keehum. - -
The funeral will be he'd at the Harlem D. Churb One
between Third and fourha'e on
TUESDAY Aug 81 at The relatives and friends OF tue fanny
are re,n.y invited attend without further invitation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-28

Olympic viii perform In Hiocory, Dccory' DocA -
And finally, there Will be Matinee at the Tsmmsny'-
the first Of the season at which all the shows OF this
large varieties thsSasr will be concentrated.
DRAMATIC NOTES.
Miss Fanny Davenport made her first appear
at the Ffthave Theater last evening as hons IN
place OF Miss Agnes Ethel who s sick unable 10 play
Miss Davenport ia fine, bright, dashing girl with mani
fest talent for the chambermaid line OF business She
overweghted the character Of Rosie but the character
trine at the best and her performance OF was sum
GENTLY meritorious to deserve popular applause.
Only few opportunities remain for those
who would see the Kafy Troupe Of daucersthe best OF
the whole trbe-now performing at the Olympic Theaer
Monday will bring us two events-the APP
Of the Zavstowsk Sisters and the Rand Sisters
Woods Museum and the return OF the San Francisco
Mnsres to their accustomed haunttoo long bereft of
their sAble merriment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-28

s1S, S.cs:"E,e Gold 1884 Sterling sIhssg. Ii
ro,,. -CottonRsceps Of TIE week % bsIes, err
. s.es stock 08 sss OF the sesi Is b,s
NV.nhk was zone 70 nay reeep bales erport / b.ia
hLslSsroS Aug fI-Splr Turpenins al Ra,. a,,.. a.
daV iH-HVnak o'ae os
SAVANNAH Arg -COitOb 3e receipts d, 60 b.,, ,,,,,,z
Of the week al bales exports Of be 10 sas cI 40 49,
CHARLEsros Aug Cotton quiet and steady 49, az ne k.lss
mostly New Mddlnp at SIC receipts er1or eo,st..s
stock hssd 81 bses Islands soc Gel sale, Of n. .f ~
bales y Wv -
AuersrA Ga. Aag 3CottOs qne transactions light s.s IN
bales hddhgs 81 3ic Receipts Is bales soek ZIG b.es
BOSTON Aug JICooRNe receipts Of the veek u bsles
wise eN bales Total, SIS bales Stock, 1900 bales
BALTfNoRE Ang TCOtton-Eet OF tho veek go
eeadwise. 100 bales Exports STOCK 1876 baleA
GALVEsToN TEXAS Ang TCoton-Set receipts the
bales Exports Bene. StOck. t2 bales
hEHPHs Aug 3OotoB-LOw kddngs 3e receipts 7s bsest
exports 81 bsles Corn s509e Wheat anehsgged
our steady sopssas S3es6 BseOn hrn Sides 1916 shouIs
l6,c
BATTsoxE Aug 11-CottOn dali Mdhass nouusTy 3o Floor
A; Hovardst Superane S6 5000 90 Extra d. % 5S0sss
10 >nily, ss0SsS City Mills Snpsr6ns 2S6s7 do. BE-
rs s6736ssy do Psmily Ss 50sio13 Western Supervise,
81 1S6s So DO Brra &c 751kT -; DO Family 81 36Ss 90
DIV Prime Red OF ~ S0el So Corn steady White and
y Oats 6rm and higher 696oc Rye dun 81 100
Is Mess Pork quiet At ga 80 Bacon arm RIB sides Vie Clear
Nh als,c shoud:rs 6is Hams 7to2s Lars qiei n pssi~
Aug ZINoOD-Four uuehsnees; sales - 40 bba
ws Vss IS for Douhls wheat qs .aes 81
nsh Ncht ut So Bo Milwaukee Cfab bid at ~ 20;
so DE- 81 As Gru quiet saies CsHH Freghts-Whea seg
;Orn 8ss- New YorkA
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THE TURF.

GOLDSMITH MAID AND AMERICAN GIRL.
LANCASTER. Penn, Aug 27.-GOldsmith Maid
and American Girl will arrive here next Monday ana
GO into training for the the Lancaster County
Park Associated Course September l. for 5000 seats
are provided for 1000 and standing room for 10000 per
sons.
THE GREAT TRoT TO-DAY AT PROSPECT fAkh.
This afternoon the lovers of good trOttlng
will have opportunity OF Witnessing their Iavorlte
snort for the three fastest mares now on the american
race of mile heats In harness These are Lady Thorn,
entered by Dan Pnfer American GIRL entered ny Ben
anels and Budd Doble's famous mare Goldsmith Maid
The brilliant performance OF the latter at Buffalo and
the well known speed OF her two opponents make TINS
race one OF unusual interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-28
STARRING AFFRAY.

About 81 o'clock last evening couple Oh
drunken roughs belonging to gang known As tue
&" Bndge Boys" while passing the blacksmith shop OF
Patrick Walker in Hinthst between First ana eeSonu
ayes South brooklyn, carried away walkers PEI uos
walker followed them and demanded the dog, When nc
was brutally assaulted and stabbed In the shoniueI
Sergeant Mackeller who was near arrested one o. "a.
aSsaIants when large party OF the prisoners iIenus
sftemDfed rescue One OF the most active In the rescue
was said 10 DO John Hughes, constable OF the
Ward An attache OF Justice Delmars Court WHO ater
rescnn as alleged stole the shield belonging 10 Macke
Ter Joh cody one Of the parties, aterwsrd arrested
and locked up. Hughes made his escape IN Doat 70 ~
vod rrest Cody is one OF the parties who was engaged
i'm irving 10 get up riot at Popes Park July itE last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-28

Elements Of Political BoOnomy by Or, WSySndi l59
Dr. wsyssd all wrOEg bis facts The setu price Of
Sugar in bond ha IT, duty uBp LOIdon that year 1887 not
SD pound be asserts bet 81 Ia ID per eWt equal to lM
per pound Then regard the consumption Of Sugar France and
Eugsnd that 1887 quantity France
ponds England 4 10 pounds which not
dOublsBO per cent greater The duty France Sugar
colonies 37s 3D. Bngnd toe duty 24
IN reference to the price the Emperor Of the French writing
ASA on the Sugar Question, said:
The which under the Empire francs ko
Krsmms fallen 10 though then
Iseted and has support Of "a francs 100
together difference the demeut the
turs1, Of Si7 frsBes per 100 kiogrsmmss"
Dsduebg from 10 francs the price Of 100 hogaHmes Of Sugar
pound Of p francs Sc francs
price the Sugar exclusive Of duty According Reeds History
Of Sugar price Of Sugar bond London then Dos Id
@ per 100 kogrtmne5 So that only ars
Jsa wsynd Sugar cheaper France
Ia the cheapest European MARKET
Sugar the Cultivation Of the Beet b. f. b.
Grant Boston: Lee L Shepard: 1860"
following extract from letter IquOted by Mr. W DEby Sey
Our gives relative prices Of Beet and Colonial Sugars Paris
Sugar commanded the highest price Of each
quality:
the Of last week Porto
which bring higher the London market than
sugars from the Antilles. shal serve as base.
purCn RrIOG