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MUST WIN-"No Use Denying the Fact
Stevens, Proprietor OF the Tea Hong, has
adopted a principle of selling Tea that mas,
tcln. being sound and correct in every feature.
One pound as cheap as though you bought
thousand.
6.l7 ..HoNg.- &c .th street.
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SHIPMENT OF PowDRR.-Announceme of
the dismantling Of Forts CorcOran and q reble
has already been made in the STAR, and yester-
day afternoon the last keg of powder was
placed on the decks OF the schooner NJ Mum
son. to be taken 10 New York to Messrs.
Smith a Rand's (the purchasersO powder
works. Fort Corcoran was dismantied and
abandoned a few weeks since, and now that
the ammunition from Fort Greble has been re-
moved, not many days will elapse before the
last beligerant relict therein contained will be
removed.
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BE al enacted By the Board Of Aldermen and Beard
Of Common Council Of the City % WdshingtoR,
That the sum Of fifty dollars be. and the same
is hereby, Appropriated, payable out of the
funds OF the Sixth Ward, TO paw Joseph
Walsh for damages sustained on X street
south by reason Of the large body OF water
standing on that street, and The Mayor Is here
by authorized and required to csuse said sum
10 De paid. [Approyed, June 10. l-69
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Az ACT 10 grade and pave the alley in square
No. J61.
Ee at enacted BY the Board of Aldermen and
BOGro Of Common Ouncil of the Cly Of Warrington
That the Mayor be, and ne is hereby, author
lied and requested 10 cause the alley in square
No. J67 TO be graded and paved. The work 10 o.
contracted for and executed In the manner and
under the superintendent provided by law
and 10 defray the expenses OF SAID improve
ment a special tax equal TO the cost thereof Is
hereby imposed and levied on all lots or parts
of loTs bordering on the line OF the improve.
ment; the said tax 10 be assessed and collected
In conformity with the provisions OF the &C
approved October ~, 1876.
Approved, June 10, 1e69.
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THE FRAsr OF ST. ALoysIUs Will pe ceIe.
brated on Sunday evening, a. p. m, at ST.
Aloysius Church. A panegyric on the Saint
VIII he delivered by Rev. Father Cleary.
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AN Act Tor the relief OF William Bradley
BE az endct,dby thu BOdTdof Aldermen aud Board
q Common Camel Of The Cuy Of Washington,
That the sum of ten dsllars be, and the same is
hereby. appropriated out of the general fund 20
enable the Mayor 70 pay William Bradley for
the use Of room on the first Monday OF June
be, and he is hereby, authorized and required
TO cause the said sum OF ten dollars 70 be paid
Approved, June n, 1869.
An ACT for the relief of Joseph r. Kelly,
BE endctedby the Board OF Aldermea and Bard
81 Common Council 81 the City Of WASHINGTON.
That there be, and 10 hereby, Appropriated ont
of the general fund, the sum OF fifteen dellars,
10 enable the Mayor to pay that amount to
Joseph F. Kelly for rent Of room for three day.
Tor the use OF the board OF registration, while
Ward, for election held in June, is6s.
Approved, June 10, 1869.
An ACT to take up and relay the drop Of lateral
sewer running into alley in square rs
Be itendcted By tAe Boarde Of Aldermen and Board
Q Common Council Of the City Of Washington.
That the Mayor be, and he 10 hereby, author
lied and requested to cause the drop OF sewer
leading into square rs TO be taken up and re-
laid with IN arched covering, In such manner
as the superintendent Of Sewers may direct.
dence Of the Commissioners OF the Fin Ward,
and 70 defray the expenses thereof the sum OF
one hundred dollars, tsico) or so much as nee.
.s synd hereby sppr9Priatsd' payable out OF
Approved. June 10, 1859
An ACT to lay water main in @ street north,
from New Jersey avenue 10 Fourth stree,
east.
BE IL enacted by the Board Of AIdtrmen aud Boar
u Common Cosacl 81 the city al Waskfn0toa,
That the Water Board be authorized and re.
quested 70 cause water main 10 be laid in G
efreet north, from New Jersey avenue thence
along q street north 70 Fourth street east tns
work 70 b done In accordance win existins
law; and to detray the expense thereof .
sumcient sam V hereby appropriated, payable
ont of the water fund, 10 Be Assessed on All
lots or parts OF lots bordering on the line OF
said Waterman, as is authorized by existine
law. TApp-oyed, June IL, lac.
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ssml April Lots numher ID and Tho. /.
heirs ls6s and Cssenoves 81
eide Greene street
l?U feet deep. Lon
james April Part e Of lot number rbo. ssils
Clancy. SIN. M, Besns sdsi Nswmsu
ls6o tor, p feet west
90 feet deep. I'm
ED s .Es Par, $ 8 10 PS!SsT L;r.H Z
heir.. 49, Threlkeld, snd Dss;
feet east tide War
rem street, 80 feet
James Arril Parts OF lsts number K
Green OH; 81 and -. Holmesds she
east side Monroe
street. 20 Rock
Lee s'e: plumber y; se.tiy Sesasn
1865 a sH .sS,,,os . IN I'd,
north side sixth
- Improved .............. = q
willsm April Part Of lot number Tho. A
knowles 6'h. Is, Beslls addition, Newmas
Junior ISIS IS feet west side
Ws.hinston strsst,
Ellen april Parts Of Tote mum. rno.. A. q"
D' i na Be.lr'. ~ .ad saf ~ & Newman
iDstOn street, ,le'
feet deep. I'm
ROhsrt April Part Of los number ). ."
fiat' s IN ~ Deasins ana Shoe.
- feet south side
Prospect street, i9l
niehsel kIIil Lot not numbered, Thomas ~ =
oII e 9 IN The slip. 90 Brown.
He'''' 1876 south rem 10 ,se Tn fro 1S
east 10 wet, about
Improved ..-..... ...-. 3a7S
GKo W BEALL,
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A NEW WAY OF DOING BUsINEss.-Hollan-
der Bros. will commence from this day tAsell
all their Gents Furnishing Goods al five per
cent. above cost. Weask all who ara in need
OF the above goods TO patronize as IL will
save considerable money TO the buyer and ena-
BILE TO continue sellin goods a. these rates.
HoLLANDRR Bros, 30 Penns. avenue.
5,3l,l: between 18th and 18th SIS.
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The KENDALL SCHoLARsHIP.-This morn.
ing the pupils selected from the Male Gram.
house corner of 5th and f streets where the
examination to determine the best scholar rs
being conducted by Messrs. J. o. Wilson, w.
r. Woodward, 10 Dulin and 4. Lawrence
Of the trustees, assisted by Mr.. J. 3. Brown,
late trustee, and .. @. Wight. Esq. former
trustee ana well known teacher. The con
testants are w. H. Singleton, f. Crosby and }
Doyle OF First District; Theo. J. King, Second
District; and VIM. A. johnson. j. Sayers and
4. g. StoweIl, Fourth District.
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SPEERe PORT GRAPE WISR.-This noted
and excellent wine-samples OF which can BE-
tasted AZ all our drug gists-we believe 10 be
superior in every respect, aid IN all desirable
qualities, medicinal not excepted, TO pure aud
genuine imported Port, worth ten dollars .
gallon. For sale by Druggists. SAW
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COMMENCEMENT OF COLUMBIAN COLLEGE
The 10th annual commencement of Columbian
College Will take place at the First Baptist
Church, 18th street, on Wednesday, une 30th,
at IL o'clock.
The following is the list OF the graduating
class y. w. Bidgood, Va; F. X. Boston, Nd
L. q. Darlington. Jr. ID. &; q. Y. Coffin, ID.
G.; w. H. Pinckell, ID. O.; F. Franklin. u. e
+. II. kerfoot, Va; L. D. Leech, ID. c.; 5. s.
Peasants, ID. O.; l.. L. Sewers, Va: A. T.
Stuart, ID. G.; l.. r. Ward. Pa.
The contestants for the Davis Prize Medals
are: ]. w. Bidgood, Va; F. X. Boston, Nd.
f. e. Darlington, Jr., ID. C.; g. Y. Coffin, d.
G.; N. H. Finckel, ID. g.; F. Franklin. d. G.;
+. IA. kerfoOt. Va; f. u. Leech, ID. g.; L. T.
Sewers, Va; A. L. Stuart, of the Senior class
and b. A. Williamson, of the Junior Glass.
The exhibition OF the Preparatory Depart
ment will take place al E Street Baptist
Church, f street near 9th, on Monday evenin;
at o'clock
The contest for the Davis prize n edals IN
elocution and composition will take place al
Baptist Church, 18th near &, on Tuesday eve.
nIDg at o'clock.
Three of the contestants tor the Davis prize
will not speak till Wednesday; they being the
honor men Of the class, viz q. Y. Coffin,
valedictorian; T.. .. Leech, salutitorian; j. X
Boston, who delivers the classical Grafton.
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Az Acr for the RELIEF Oh Arthur Panneu.

ItIIcI
Be IL enacted by the Board Of Aldermen and Board
Of Common Council Of III. CIty OF WdskinytOn.
That the sum of fifteen hundred ana eighty
dollars and forty-iour cents be, and the same
is hereby, appropriated out of the general funa
TO enable the Mayor to pay Arthur Pannell for
balance due him for work done and materials
furnished in constructing additions 10 and i'm
provements upon the Centre Market
Approved, June 10, l-69.
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TEE WATER MAIxs-Nr. uauiei Hannah
me CONTRACTOR Tor laying water MAINS Is I'M
Ger the direction OF Dir. Bond, Water Regis.
tIArs laying main in Grant street, BET ye.n
10 and lUtn -.ree,s-the n-s- this season-qud
"Sr-e's 10 re busy during the balance o, "a.
season.
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CHURCH OPENING.-For several years past
a congregation acknowledging no other name
but that of Christian has held its regular ser.
vices IN the Supreme Court room, City Hall
A few days ago its members purchased the
building recently occupied by the Methodist
Church South, and having renovated and I'M
proved 1t will reopen the house with asproprI-
ate exercises to- morrow. Isaac Emett, Presi-
dent OF Alliance COLLEGE, Ohio, will preach
morning and evening AT the usual hours. Seats
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COLUMBIAN LLEGK-At the Thirteenth
street Baptist Church last evening, DIR. A. J
Huntington delivered a lecture before the
Phiiophrenian Society, inaugurating the com.
mencement exercises Of the Columbian College
The lecture was on "Anclent Attica and
Athens" ard was listened to bv large
audience.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-26

GAS LIGHT WANTID.-The citizens IN the
neighborhood Of Wallach- School House are
anxious that an act for gas lamps on ID street
south, from eth TO 9th streets, thence to south
b, 10 Itth east to Lincoln Square, shall be ex
ecuted, as they are much needed: quite q SET
Element having sprung mp along this line. An
Act for gas lamps on 9th street west, from N 10
north, passed last fall, and the people OF th at
locality are anxious to see them erected. and 1t
is TO be hoped that they may soon have the
pleasure Of v itnessing the erection OF the posts
and lamps
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AN ACT for the relief OF John Wrisb,

BE at enacted by the Board IF Aldermen and
BOdrdof Common Council oftie Cityof Washington,
That the sum OF ten dollars be, and the same is
hereby. appropriated, payable ont OF the gen.
eral fund, TO enable the Mayor TO refund 10
John Wright The amount Of fine imposed on
and paid by him, on or about the Ist day OF
February, I~69, for an alleged violation !of the
hack law: Prorided, Said John Wright pay the
costs OF prosecution.
Approved. lime 10. l~6q.
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AN ACT for the relief Of Conrad SobI

BE az enacted by tie Board Of Aldermen and
Bodrdcf Common Council Of The City Of HdsLingtJa
That tine sum Of forty dollars be, and is hereby,
appropriated. payable ont of the general fund,
10 enable the Mayor 10 refund 10 Conrad Sobl
the amount paid by him for license OF butchers
stands in the Western Market, which he never
occupied or bad any use Gofl.
Approved, June 10, 1863.
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SAIrs OF REAL EsTArE-Cooper Laumer,
H1ehoseers, nave sold lot IS, in square 3D. Lm.
proved with q three story frame dweIiing
Honung on the eas, side OF IU.h street west
n~tween " and - sirets north, ~ &. CJniing
for SsIga
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CoMMRNCRMINr AT ROCK HILL COLLEGE
The examination Of the pupils AT Rock Hill
Wednesday, I'D inst, and has since contin ned,
ending to-day. On Wednesday next the annual
cemmen cement will take place, on which &C.
casion the Very Rev. II. b. Coskery Will dis.
tribute the rewards and honors 70 the sue.
cessful candidates. There are . number OF
students from this District In the Institution.
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CHkAPRR THAN THE CHRAPRsT.- White
Shirts, IS cents, 81, 81 IS, and up wards. In
dershirts and Drawers, from s. cents upwards
Good Cotton Socks, pair for IS cents. Hand
kerchlefs, already hemmed, , for IS cents. The
best Paper Cuffs, cents per pair, or 50 cents a
dozen. Excellent Paper Collars. cloth. lined
button hole, 10 cents q box; and all other goods
al equally low prices, al Franc & Goldman :,
Marble Hall, No. &5s It'll street. opposite Patent
Omce. Sill
$50 DOZEN English Socks, double heels anu
toes, 1915 dozen, or IS cents per pair. lust
received at Marble Hall, No. s5o 7th street, op-
poslte Patent OmCe. BILL:
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CAMP MIRTING.-The camp meeting com.
mittee for Laurel circuit NJ. E. Church Sou b,
have determined to hold camp meeting near
Laurel Factory, Nd, on the land owned by
Henry Willis, Esq, TO commence on Friday,
the 9th day Of August next.
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ATTENTION is called to the advertisement CT
Mr. w. H. Wheatley In another column, of q
farm for sale. A good bargain for a market
gardener or dairymau
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SUNDAY SCHOOL REUNION at ST. Pauls's
Lutheran Church tomorrow night OF all per.
sons who have ever been connected with tots
school. Of whom there are not a few in this
community. Interesting programme is prom
iSed.
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HAvRRLY's MINISTRIES will make their las [
appearance at the National Theatre this even
ing. They have full corps OF vocal and IN.
strum en- tai performers, and their programme
are filled with comicaliiies. They have several
good voices in their troupe, and many features
OF their entertainment are novel.
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LINCOLN DBPor has AZ last been entirely
abolished, BY the sale yesterday Of all the
puar:ermaster's property there. The sale was
conducted by John T. Downs, auctioneer
under The direction Of Capt. ID. q. nomas, N.
- X u. :. Army Nothing remains there
now ept ne buildings, which will be disposed
q oy the lst proximo.
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cause OF public education in this city. Our
city government is awake to il; our citizsns ar
awake TO NJ and l NAV say that Congress is
not inattenuve to our wants. II may so speak
we have the best kind OF material with which
TO build up model system Of public schools
10 which we may introduce visitors from diff.
ferent parts OF our own country, and the
friends of education from other countries. We
have made good beginning and let us ALL as
teachers and citizens give our hands, our
hearts, and our best energies TO the work.
In the course OF his address, Mr. Richards
spoke Of a number Of studies in which i'm.
provement could be made, noticing the reading
which In most schools was too mechanical, and
sometimes the pupils appeared to be totally
ignorant OF the meaning Of what they were
reading. He also spoke Of girls generally be.
ing more advanced and learning more rapidly
than boys.
Mayor Bowen, at the conclusion OF the
address, said he approved Of every point; that
II would be his endeavor to briRg the schools
up to as high standard as any schools in the
schools Of the country. He favored the idea of
high school at an early day, and as soon
as the finances Of the city would permit
paid regularly, and if they had not been, it was
not his fault.
MI John E. Thompson said that while en-.
dorsing the leading feature res, he could not en-.
dorse what had been said in relation to read.
ing, fully. He congratulated the teachers that
such an officer had been appointed, TO whom
they could 90 for authority. He thought tina.
pupils should be required more frequently 70
define the meanings OF the words used In their
text books. In the contests for spelling def
niuons had not been required from pupils Ia
the grammar schools. No distinction had been
mace in the mode OF examin alton bet ween sec.
oDdary and grammar schools
Mr.. Chase Roys spoke OF that portion OF the
address in reference 10 boys as owing in q
MEASURE 10 disposition on the part of the
teachers OF the female grammar schools to re-.
tain the pupils; While from the male grammar
school, II the pupil desire 20 enter COLLEGE he
must leave toprepare, an il he desires 70 learn
trade be must leave early
Mr.. J. Z. Thompson said that girls were
mere advanced In men al de velopmen, al six.
teen ihan boys We're q, twenty As 70 their
relative scholarship in our schools he claimed
:Et, n intelle c:usI studies, such as grammar
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educational conventions, professional books,
and the advice of other experienced teachers,
and are far from considering themselves as
having nothing more TO learn. 1 am al ways
suspicious OF a self.confdent, boastng teac her.
and yet am just as suspicious of a teacher
who mas no confidence in his abilities.
Every teacher should know what he can do,
mo- from having passed AN examination sue
cessfully, and that his personal friends think
him smart, but from a living Consciousness
within him that he has mastered the subjects
which he is to teach; that the principles OF ms
text books are so much part OF himself that
he can stand before his class and draw from
his own resources, independent OF books, the
thoughts and truths he would impress upon
the minds Of his pupils.
1t Is not enough Tor q teacher, that he is sue
cessfui IN making his pupils memorize the Ian
simple idea Of the language.
The teacher, who Is thoroughly qualified for
the work Of teaching, not only gets the correc,
idea Of what he teaches and has at command
but he Is able 70 clothe his ideas correct aud
appropriate Language. To this thought in.
wife special attention. To be a teacher Of a
school Is much more than TO be its governor,
yea, more than 20 be hearer of recItarons ana
propeunder Of such questions as have been
prepared in the textbooks.
But have not invited you here to-day 10
give you dry disquisition upon the req uisi,e
qualifications OF teachers. In entering upon
me untried and responsible duties of the oific
conferred on me by the favor Of our eity's chief
executive oeicer and by the ratificatlon OF the
BCard OF Aldermen, have felt that the first
thing necessary was for me 20 make the &C.
quainfanee o. those who are 10 be nv fello W
laoorers. Fortunately 1 have q verv plea san
acqoaintance with a ma Jorify of our t-achers
10 whom. as well as 10 those with whom I am
out shgnuy acquainted. desire to say that I
come az your friend, and hope 10 prove nv.
self your best friend so tar as your relations 10
tue schools Is con- erned. That Won NAV n,
freed from spy apprehsnsions which NAV have
been CT. ated by the false and malicious repor,
Which has been put IN circulation. that I aiu
on; a large number Of the presen: teachers an i
o: importing ~barch OF teachers from me
North" Will SIMPLY say tina: am not one OF
weakness 20 believe etass - always improve
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my GOODS AT REpTCEp PRICE.

GKO. W. BEALL,
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~ o. of Whe nehL Oats better qas ,ev end clos. .r,g!
49, are ~ o bush New Ohio AMI Western a "a a.
NO. AZ az ane railroad ots ~ 375c he sea al 20 fr
Csrn better sd fairly t1tve; sales ere p - b1ss
Gp ana Jtsasud q ta1ic; New Western I'd AZ 81 Tor
~ os Jice r Ssrosd iets Fuf "a. n "a Western
" Si.e - sd9lf., AID Wesirrp re ~ az Ggzgs.e
SLOiH D 10 fair dsuFlad.
~ 49, ~ l'se Tid. il bond ths price ISL
bANs sc GHh bat Ttes UHcasugedf 1note AZ lie
tti On Hni prices We 9T0c
br shegSg, and yJc a 4i ls Tor retail lots - ~ s
hEhtdaEhAI CHANGE.
italsfe gold Other kads are unchanged. ~ 49, "
OSl se market steady mOGerats demand. 70 ,o.e Al s
eSS isi Michigan asd 6dlOc. Tor State. ~ 49,
uesatt Egtt but prices uouBaY unehsgsd ths
100 l' b1t 10 udtg 1893 Cabs Cs-.a 6sf js Muc0,slo
- III" lco zs2 furIe sad, l37 Crp.1. Mrroe
Al ~ OhbhCuae Iufpenire Is stt rouit.L slift,
~ F Al titc' kosns are quiet q - IA p23l
OlLaaercu Lrsei ouUugr, aru. nd bqvs hsl Moderate
40 - ~ ioT ea't' AZ ~ GA >! 3 ~ btls Enzsh
90 dul aud prices unchanged Ia Cr. H.b OILS there La h
Only moderate demand prices are uuh the s cloi a. 0
Tor whale hnd ~ o. for Sperm Manufactured OILS are qu AID
prices are nominal LAID Oh steady and fT tie demand
Moderate We qgoie AZ 81 81 Olhe OH. Of ACTIVITY and
III tle slstrce ~ sales prices nominal '
hO' SlONNPofk coEtuus weak ard closes A,: tie -s
AM regular are 100 bh 40 -! 30 f5i New Mes: @ m AZ a.
end w 70 or Western Pre Mess Brfs active aad value, ma
ehaugrd sales 81 bbs A. $6G Tor Ness IA f,r Er
he Ilttee Beef entirely nominal Beef H.us Quiet ale.
~ Dos ~ S2N0r Cot Nests fett frnaui sales Of 20
l smoked Hans Al III ilc Bacon demand @
on 500 boxes crcured a fH9c is dull heavv: aes OF
ue ava tea a. o,c @ No l7tc for City: lgI ec Tor Pair
70 fHme steam aud gsH2Cc. for Ketle Rendered
sloCh OF FORK AND BEEF IN PACKING YARDS, NEW-YORK
AND BROOKLYN, July !,
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PuuIps PHI jey ,otiga closed ,.'s's1g ti rt'-i'.
Nf.g Jis.ts -ti~. NfIr uf''rs ti- q f1f.r Bora .a
81. % 81 Ftar d.i fss loo DE frr' = ID. g,'n
g.,..rs,r "isai sraoErs "4 81 ...s = AH'', ~ ''
Y,Ios uftasu.ed. NirI W,ftsu fHar lish hri. ' utI
steady Dra,r rrI rT,ts.t taaI larfsa ia..a l
s.ii Crude rair.rt % .!ie E'fa't 'Ir "L.iT t-f
BiuTHoeE, Ju'y lCasa t0H hil.r' &c. 100 11''' 81
flssly W.tst l.l Pln-. ~ Fafl q. Coo aa fls ''
9sosr. Yel1~ l8dFe uts tf.sf BUS ~ L.t. 60 go
Ur.y Mos Pg.t q.ri 80 Ea..u Goo. H stsH lr. 'f
Hb Nlaisc. stallion l;c iI-a' ll- L.. taisF> "t'V
Svras n y ~ i-Tsur s',lr- ,i'.' -o1 tt. 81 80 "
f,F So J. s.5g. - ~ Aulrr NlH's. q. go "rts %. fi
~ Doodle E,.le %i,s' g.. D. A.... . o., 81 ' s
qa,t. s.s. IzF rasa 3d. g .ic Ls a.. ra. Con- h .
l. 81 .sf. 49, ff.' .t.'af.-.. .."'iH ri ..t
A. o.. i.'e e. g. a,sios. a.t-I 80 ~ 20 ls I.a $500
r'-1 re ls-F94r % B,s. &C. 20 Ns- lgf t- ed Go 1
brrr,lo s. J-y D. Fr.t'-- os wtr,t De Of. c.a 2,
&c. 10 ira 80. ,,i, 500 49, Be- N.,i..,s D. .,
y. Pafl dai e1 % f lssy li'r' Lard. aa I'is He
I'm, JaI, iIs-sso fsiystt r-.t.rrsl Coar rs1. .,
tlls WLsFt lr. So s.lrt 81 ~ d. H- lfn -I y
- .Iasi s r1r, 90 Iaa-l oI Nis. e rf-I9 c.ng's.
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