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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-10-02

~ TAKE NorE.-Somc person or
persons, desiring, We presume. to re.
tain scn'e token Of Uurself. aro "rrcez
ing" TO Life Among the Morm"us. y
Great Fortunes" Life Of 2. T.
Btrnum," aud "popG's Works." the
property Of this 6eponcut We len,
iiieto books bome months ugO, und
shall consider ourself under obligation,
il the borrower will get through with
thHm III year or two. 80 that other
Ficnds eau have tue privilege Of read.
'Dythsm.
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BATrELLE TOWNSHIP
CONVENTION.

The Democracy Of Brttrlle Town.
ship are requested tn ncet in Cuuvrn.
,iuu ut Jacksonville IN
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18th, 1871
For tue purpose Of nominating full
Township Ticket.
Turn out in forcc. Good speakers
are expected IN be present..
u. |. DAWSON, Chnirnau.
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Whose bread is it ilnt's always sweet?
Whose cake. aud candles cant be heat!
Fred Brinkman's.
Which is the place where can be fund
L,avss that weigh just one r"und?
Fred l'rinkmuu's
Whose -four crackers, cutlers. teas
Never fail each ono to pl asr?
Fred Briukman's.
When one wishes to tukc bride
Who's wedding cakes should then be
tried!
Fred Brinkman's
When bread and cake has once been
ordered,
Where will you no, be disappointed ?
Fred Briukmans.
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RALsToN's JEwELRY STORE

IN Weston.
|, is hoped that the effort made by
this Society to encourage aud foster
Agricultural and Mechanical pursuits
in this section Of tho State will meet
with the hearty cooperation and as
tistance Of the citizens Of this and adj.
joining counties; and that a full sup
ply Of articles for exhibition, md o
large attendance Of our pCople will ties.
,ify that our Farmers and Mechanics
are alive to their interests.
AS it is impossible to successfully
carry on a Fair vithou, the assistance
Of Ladies', It is especially desired that
they should take a deep interest in
this matter, aud come to the rescue Of
their Go, utCs in oil tho Female De.
partmcntS.
No effort will be spared, upon the
part Of Tie officers Of this Society. ia
make this an occasion of interest to oil
who may attend.
Ample arrangements will be mazda
for the accommodation of visitors from
u distance
A. W. WOODF0RD. President.
]. " WorFISmS, lspvl'g Sec'y,
". G. rESSGrr. Crrcsp'g ScC'y,
EE RALsrcN Treasurer.
T, A. RVvAEDi, Mur,haL
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FOR HOUSE OF DELEGATES

Tho friends of WILLIAM A. NArsoS
ESQ. present him MS a candidate to
represent the County of Lewis in the
next Legislature of this State, und
respectfully invite all to give him
their support gu the Fourth Thursday
Of October.
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Advertisement.
@ FUS.-Two young gentlemen,
desiring fun and amusement, solicit III,
correspondence Of an unlimited number
Of young ladies, Photographs ex.
changed il desired Address,
ST. ELMO or WILDWOOD,
p. 0. Box No 0. Weston, W Va.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOIlCE.
IN Nc Cimmt court Of Gilmer county.
Samuel Waiting. admin-)
is'mtor y'&nnl Whit.
ing deceased, plaintiff
George " Hartman,
Jhn F. ". HLt, Gcorgs In Chancsry
Nickel, IInynef'M L.
Stump, " L. Stump,
and Arctm B Fleming
and RoJsH F. Fleming.
commissioners, dcfn.
4 b, andR. + Elem.
ing, cOmmi"io"cr'plts
Us In Chaneery
George " Liardman,
d,i'minnis.
.TTNllE ABOVE CAUSES ia WING BEEN
referred 10 a Master Commissioner
u the Circuit Court of tiilmer county, 1t ID
Ndjudeed ordered aud decreed that such
commissioner shall ascertain and report the
separate aud aggregate amounts Of the sew.
eral judgments IN said hills mentiNucd.
aud. Ascertain the amounts Iaid on said
Judgments, and by whom paid, mud the
amounts remaining unpaid.
ID. Ascertain the amount Of mont. In the
hands Of any Commissioner, Recorder OF
person, collected by or under proceedings in
these chuscJ, or under contracts ,espil Ing The
lands therein NAMED.
4th. Ascertain aud report the amour, oil
money due or owing from defendant Jo1n f.
", Holt, on his purchase Of lands of George
". lardman, ifhny, after deduc:ing cred
It's for payments thereon.
5ll, Report my special motter deemed
pertinent by himself, or which being PERU
nent, may bercQnirrd by any of the parties
COMMISSIONERS UyTicr Glrnville, W. Va !
August ?sth, ls7l !.
The parties to The nhove named suits, and
all others interested, are hereby notified that
| have fixed on MONDAY, the "a day Of De-
toher 1871, nj NY Office in the town ol
Glrnyllc, West virginia, wien and where
shall proceed to execute the regoirg order
ofrslrreuc9, Given under M baud the day
aud year Aforesaid. .-.....
i.EYI JOHNSON,
I,Rii.Gt cSRaiS,iVaSr In GhHgssFT.
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Ell "CuE!K." -One 4 the must
arug ,il"nS in the way of impu.
hener Nh, P rpetra ed by ew Of our
Republican fri ndS III our County Cun.
v"ntiOn last Saturday. Nulwirh-tand.
lug II resolution '.ul been passed polite.
" requesting none but Democrats to
pmticIpa'c,a few OF tho loyal sort
persisted IN voting Whenever possible.
Now, to bring the matter home 10 our.
self, it We should get up and vot, in Il
Republican Convention. we shouldn't
be at all surprised il some RVdical
br"ther should inierpose a feeling re.
mouStraucc in the way Of bOot.learhcr
We should not. in that case. object {;
AMI we must confess that feeling akin
u this PCS sserd our mind when we saw
Radicals dyed in the wool" taking
part in Democratic Convention. BY
this we do not mean to BE- understood
US being opposed toa Radical turning
from the vrror Of his weys, and coming
over to correct principles. Far from
that. We rejoice to see and llear OF
such things But we raise our voice in
the interests Of honesty, cunsistcnc;
aud courtesy; and while we arr in IA.
vor Of gOud feeling, md an attendance
of both parties at political meetings.
yet We think that common politeurss
should dictate tn my man the courSr to
pursue. II is true that tho meetings
held here,ufnre have been To II certain
extent di'md rly; lutthey ar" passed,
ani nav it bchODves Us all To exert
whatever influence We possess to secure
taIrness AMI justice IN, to the other.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-10-02

The Rev. William II. Norton, while re-
siding in IImzil rs II Missionary, discovered
In That land q medicines drrmtdy Tor Co.'S
SUMPTION, ScRuFULA, SUnG 1'uRoAT, CouGuS,
CULns, AslHuA, AND NERVOUS VIZ RSrss.
THIS remedy In, cured myself after all other
medicines had failed.
Wishing 10 benefit the suffering, ! will
send the Ieripe Tor preparing aud using this
rimtdy to all who desire II FLEE Of
CHARGE.
Please send m envelope, will, yutr name
and adj t.s on H. Addrri,,
Erv. WILLIAM II. SuRTuN,
90 lisoAUwW
ovI2-ly hEw IVRI CRY.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-10-02

ES- GEASr GOrSrY will. on the 4rh
Thursday in October, vo,e on the
question Of subscribing 100000 to
the capital stock Of the Washington &
Ohio ltailruad
The question of subscribing $50, 900
to the same company will also be sub.
mitted to the voters of pendlstOn Gown.
ty on the sumo day.
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r1T a FRIEND up the country pre-.
secuted to US II c4uc, which is u nam.
moth coru-s,alk 1t had upon ii two
ears Of corn, one - inches Ions--lllr
other longer. 1t was raised by Mr.
Ezra Hall, who not only raises good
corn, hut is also raising some half Il
dt.ru sound young Democrats, whose
Votes vii soon tell in behalf of Liberty
aud justice in our State elections.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

West On, West Virginia
by the addition Of new type and presses, !
am prepared 10 eYecutenny kiud OF PRlNr
ING, Al the shortest notice, and NJ OIL the
most reasonable terms. orders by mail So.
liriipd. Any information requested prOmpt.
" furnished. j. ". WOFFlNnlS,
Weston, wvst Virginia
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lL,N TIrninin. To. VT:

IT;a Virginia, To. Wit:
AT Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit of Lewis county, on the first Mon
day in September, 1871.
f0Hnidin JohHmH and
n;nnitrd II. Aoh"son.
h." ~Je, aud others,
plum'ibs.
rs.
Aoth"m'cl Moon. as ad. IN Chaneery
minisru,0r of Nathaniel
Moon. drrt0s,d, mi as
Distribute Of said d~e.
dent, and others. d.ten.
di,n,s.
rTnE OBJECT OF TIliSSrlT IST0 AID.
minister the assets vi the SecrdentS CS-
tuIe under tie direction Of the court, 10
settle the accounts Of said administrator, 10
decree whatever sum may he found in the
hands Of said administrator, against him
aud 7. Y. llOrn . the security in his bond,
aud to decree the distribution Of such sum,
aad the surplus assets Of said estate among
the plaintiffs aud others cntitled thereto.
And Il appearing from M affidavit filed, that
Richard v Oh, Schuyler Moon, james Noon,
Oscar Moon, Leslie Moon and Edward g.
Ancrl, defendants In this suit, are not resi-
dents VI tile State UfWcst Virginia, and they
moi appearing, It Is ordered that they doap-
pear here within one month ailVr the date Of
The first Publication Of this order, and do
what is necessary 10 protect their interests In
,his suit. A Cop!-Teste:
JOHN c. JACKSON, Clerk
II. BRANNUN, pltFs atty sepll-4t
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PUEBLO, MEETING.

There will he II public meeting oI
the Young Mems Christian Ass"cia.
tim Of Weston. held at the N \.
Church this (S"'nrGny) "vcning Ad'
dresses will he delivered aud the bust.
n"ss Of the Association publicly trans.
acted. A general invitation is extend.
ed to all.
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~ GovEnSoR's PROCLAMATION
ln another column will b. found the
Proclamation Of tho Governor. calling
for tho election of Delegates to tue Cen.
stitutional Convention.
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BEEF CATrLE-pricrs to-day for
beef cattle ranged as follows: Best
btcvcs a, 5aj Is; generally rated first
quality at 1 57hn5; medium or good
inir quality Mt . 5na4 37l; ordinary
thin Steers, Oxrnand Cows at 3a3 50;
general average Of the market to-day,
! 62l. Extreme range of prices 81
) Is Most Of the sales were from 4
Ia 5 % per 100 pounds. OF the re.
rriws ISL head came from Maryland.
j22 from Ohio. 1926 from West firgi :
ia, 2l9l from virpinia aud II from the
district Of Columbia. Total receipts
fur the wrrk 1868 head.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-We quote
fut sheep ut ia5ic per pound gross
Open. wnul Stock Sheep are scarce aud
wanted ut . 25a3 per head, Lambs II,
2n3 81 per head, Us to size and quail.
i,y
IlOGS--Thc market closed to day
with fair degree Of activity a, 6 5Ua
I pur 100 poundl net, few extra
Hogs bringine7 %.
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Naehinisii and all others having use for
extra articles Oi .uOriraiing Uil, ran obtain
the same by calling al a. u. Dents Drug
store. Warranted entirely Tree from sand
aud other impuritirs.-only IS tcutI per gal
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lfyon want a nice bottle of perfume, Ii
fragrant cake Of soap, u nice quality Of put
PR a good pcn.knie, II pockri-book, tooth.
brush, or anything else in the notion or fan.
cy Goods line, 70 to DENTS.
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k5- Tug day ixrd for the meeting
VI The Convention, i, Tuesday. jam,
nry 18th. 10Th, 1872. The L"gi.la
lure will meet On the same day.
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Rerollect tha. Mrs varney sells
Millinery Goods from 10 to 90 per
cent less than any other hsus. in town
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I'M. JOIlN l., I'IIEA,
------rnNAclAS AND SURGEON, 49,
falwOOds, ". Va.
Also, by appointment Examining Sur
reon for Pensioners
nc Doctor can always he found at his
oGss, un!sT professionally engaged
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VA
LEWIS COUNTTAGRICLL.
TURAL AND NECHAN-
ICAL SOCIETY.
Will hold its First Annual
FelR Y R {!
WESTON,W.VA.
WEDNESDAY,
THURSDAY and
FRIDAY,
OCTOBER IS, 10, and 30.
Competition oN cNtotMc
Stotc ut A~vGc.
PREMIUMS will b. offered upon
AGR CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
TOOLS.
MACG!NERY.
IRON AID TIN WARE,
CARRIAGES,
WAGONS &c.
WOODEN WARE,
SEWING,
KNITTING, and
WASHING MACHINES,
MISCELLANEOUS
MECHANICAL PRODUCTS.
FRUITS. GRAIN,
VEGETABLES. BUTTER,
CHEESE. HONEY,
BREAD. &c.
PRESERVES.
CANNED FRUITS
PICKLES, &c,
FINE ARTS.
FLO WERS.
ORNAMENTED SHELL AND
NEEDLE.WORK.
FACTORY GOODS.
HOUSEHOLD MANUFACTURES,
SWINE
POULTRY.
FINE WOOL HEP,
MIDDLE WOOL SHEEP,
LONG WOOL SHEEP,
FAT SHEEP,
AYRSHIRE CATTLE,
ALDERNEY CATTLE,
DEVON CATTLE.
DURHAM CATTLE,
NATIVE CATTLE,
FAT CATTLE,
SWEEPSTAKES ON CATTLE,
WORK OXEN AND STEERS,
ACKS,JENNEfrS AND MULES.
THOROUGHBRED HORSES,
DRAUGHl HORSES.
MATCHED HORSES AND MARES.
HORSES FOR GENEBAL PUR-
POSES, ROADSTERS.
SW EEpSTAl\ES FOR COLTS.
SINGLE HORSES AND MARES
FOR HARNESS.
SINGLE HORSES AND MARES |
FOR SADDLE.
WALKERS. TROTTER5.
PAGERS AND HACKERS.
TlOrTlNG SWEEPSl AXES, |
FOOT RACE.
FAST MULE RACE.
SLOW MULE RACE,
LADIES RIDING,
BOYS RIDING,
ADJUSTMENTS, &c.
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Extracts VI all Eiaas at RripEmAu's.
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Then careless turn two;
Saw, He mine, his smiles, his tears
Were mine-were mine for years and years.
As poet at least the smiles and praises OF
not wanting to Miller. Helen Hunt writes: 81 feel
sometimes II must write 10 him and thank him for
being alive" Harriet Prescott SpOford says that Gin
literature Miller has discovered America" In review
OF Songs the Serras" which she will contribute to
the next Old and Nep she writes "These poems
may not their superiority their purely American
type, but 1t lends them novel interest for most
readers between the Atlantic and the Pacific coasts.
They wonder that the wild mountain and tropical life
has found no laureate before and there is them some
thing fascinating TO contemplate In this singers ssG
ing through the Golden Gate upon the world as in the
unvang and uplifting of the great Californian land
itself The greater part OF the scenery incidents OF
Songs of the serras belongs in fact TO that most bril-
liant episode in all the epic of history whose details
comprise the with Mexico the discovery OF gold the
rush Of emigration the growth of shining cities on the
Pacific shores, the building Of State-an episode In
which every passion and every has had Its part but
which we have been accustomed TO consider prosaic
matter ofact until the enchanter came and transmitted
il into the realms OF poetry"
A. X. Loring Is aboHt TO publish, in book form the
serial by his nephew Fred W. LOring which has been
running through Old and NeU entitled 1.-TWO College
Friends" Within the last month Charles Reade, the
naughty novelist said 10 lady from Boston: I con-
slider that you have youth in America OF so great
promise Fred w. LOring" Since whatever the world
may say of the soundness of Redes morals it has al
ways Endorsed the soundness OF his mind aud the clear
OF his judgment, this high praise from him is worth
quoting Loring is also about TO publish The Iife of
Jefferson Scattering Batkins, the Member from Gran
berry Centre" by the author of Scion Shingle" and
"a Silver Spoon"
Lee Shepard continue to devote themselves TO hmm
merabe Schwartz novels, and innHmerable juveniles
Among the latter most Interested in the announce
ment OF forthcoming book by the author Of "Alces
Adventures in Wonderland" TO be called Behind the
Looking lass and What Alice Saw There" They will
also publish three charming stories by Miss Amanda
NJ. Douglas, the last three OF the "Kathie Books" 3d.
you perceive that though the world OF fashion has o
tered away from town. the workers left behind busy
ns the August bees. Len
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SECOND BOARD.
SECOND BOARD. 1 =. NJ
I1roGd and Railroad
SfOks 4
TUESDAY, Aug. i5-P.N.

There has been to-day an unusually dull
and oulet tone to affairs at the stock Exchange due I'D
mart perhaps TO the absence OF prominent speculaors
at the. Saratoga races aud partially 20 the ndspo,on
of operators who remain In town to engage In speua
ton in any direction. This was especially noticeable In
the stock market, where the business has been very
much restricted though in or two specisties there
was quite an active Irritation. Pacific Mail and Western
Union being the most prominent e0lu>fte' on the list.
The last-named advanced over one per cent Concur,
rently with the rise in Pacific Mail Panama ngulary
enough went ND 10 6-an advance OF about pei cent
upon Yesterdays opening prices. Union Pacific waf
strong throughout, Notwithstanding the ener-
getic efforts made TO break down the pre-.
From this we conclude that there must b
somethins more than smoke in the street gossip
about an alliance between the Pacific Mail and UDoa
Pacific Railway Company. Exactly how much ts.sFe
in the rumors referred 1t is impossible 10 STATE viii
accuracy but from such information "a we nave oeeo
able TO obtain appears that negotiations arr 10 pro-
gress with reasonable prospects Of success between ha
parties in interest for such arrangement as VIII AVOID
rui,ous conuettion and will mutually beneficial "a
the companies mentioned and when II shall be
pleted and announced n detail we can better judges
whether it will be also for the benefit Of the travelling
and freight-carrying public Eric was hell with moro
arness due it is asserted, 10 the rage for "retrenc
ment aud reform" going on in the Company jnsf
Those who choose 10 believe IN the idea OF real re
form proceeding from the managers OF the Erie Railway
Company have an undoubted right onduge in their be,
lief There was small business in Reading. Ohio and
Mississippi Wabash aud North Western whils in ress
OF the list there barely enough doing TO estabhsn
quotations During the day there were long periods m
which business transacted, the machine" being
idle On the whole though the transactions SMALL
the market strong We note sales Of Boston, HART
ford and Erie at 2i Chicago and Alton, 1885, NewYora
and New-Hayen, 1854; Morris and Essex ga Terre
Haute, IS, and Chicago Burlington and Quincy l1s,
Express shares strong. American selling upasf3
The following table shows the highest and lowest pre
at which active stocks were sold to-day:
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Mem Publications.
CIRCULATION, 10000 COPIES.
HARPER'S
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
PoR SEPTEMBER, 1871.



CONTENTS
MoYTAUK POINT LONG ISLAND "A,
,11oSs-Tbs Montauk Light" The River s""mhs 80
The Golden s.. Sand. Pon'Through beautiful Lane
ud PAYNE Windmill on the Road Amsganset-olH ono'"
. Pas, u,mp,on-Msp Of the Long Island Coast from sag
Monsanh Pon-Ki;ehen Fire Place In the Payne W.
saplDdf--wreek Of Cathaine-Bar hArks-rfAs"e" -
an The obSp,,,-Tbe shpvrch .tNgh-' De'o,~ os
Cattle on the Sopes-"Tbe SKATER Of the Sea -hs"'u
p,1,y-serub q rowtb-Kinr Queen Of the hont'nn
RRINnRRR DOGS AND SNOW sIioEs-SiBsRiAs TRAVEL AND
IIr,rn.ro,,Gbieha Eastern sibeaM.P showing Route
J. Bush during his and Explorations IN hornei"
GI,l I,ks and yfl.ge-Gak
due-Interior Of aYskou. Tour,-oadioi-Foi ITap-As 80
Bear Tra-Reht between Reindeer and s'-YAioa
Man-Brmine Trap.
LOVING BUT UNLOvED.
TIE BARD OF ABBOTSPoRD. m.
ILIusrRAr1oSs-T1e OrielWindov Jeanne bears Non'
Tempars PAte-Bctrsya Of ANY RobsAr-fne hhs-p' no
The Token SCENE Only Young Lords Velvet Gap ana ha
Sable Plume Sir Walter scot-Pao smile Of Part OF S'A
-Abbotsforl the North Bank Of the
brar, At Abbotsford-Joch Katrne-Dpbugh ADoeS
THB ANGEL or TIiB HOUSE
FAILURES IN KISGCRAff a. d,
THE AMERICAN BARON BY The AUruoK OF THh DoOsA cL'H
CHAPTER XIV. Seeking for Hep
CHATTER XVI The Avenger on the Trses
CHAPTER xvii Pace TO Pace
CRATER XVIII. Torn Asunder
CHATTER Found at Last
.rross-Bhel obtained Pair Of scsor- Tor'rn'ndnm
e. Maum p" Ipg, Mor sal hat youAr Life OSe Arm went
around her."
THE SCHOOL MASTERS OF THE MIDDLE AGES
REGRET.
ANNE PURgRss By the AUTHOR OF MABEIs PRoGH2S' &c
EARTHQUAKES LAW.
A SUMMER AMUSEMENT ~ ASsIH TnonAa
WAITING.
LYBLJ AND GEOLOGY.
With Twelve Illustrations
CAUGHT BY AN HgIREss. By JusIIS CAH1Br'
OPPORTUNITY
THR REFORMATION IN UTAH
STOLEN FLOWERS.
PUEs AND PUSsTERs By JONI g. siHs
EDITORS EASY CHAIR
EDITORS LITERARY RECORD.
EDITORS SCIENTIFIC RECORD
EDITORS HISTORICAL RECORD.
EDITORS DRAWER
The Por,ythird Volume ARPBRs MAGAZINE eommeneel With
the June Number Each HARPRRS MAGAZINE oontans
from y to one hundred per than single Number Of
any other monthly periodical in the world.
TERMS for HARPERs MAGAZINE, WEEKLY, and BAZAAR
MAGAZINE Copy for One
WEKKLr Copy for One Year
BAzAh Copy for One 4,
HARrERs MAGAZINE WEEKLr and HARPEAs BAIAR,
for one year $40; or any for 81.
HARPER 4 BROTHERS, Eer.Yori.
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New publications.
'THE UNION COLONY OF COLORADO: Its

4, Fol. Climate, Irrigation, ka Psnphlet,
sils around Gsceisy. f3e. kent BY mall,
Aaasss fhk ThlBuNk, ksv-Yosk.
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"a HEALTHY HOME and THOROUGH
AsCHooL" FOR Young Boys only. E HsDss Institute Hemp
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state bonds, larger business thsn "esteroas' -
at a decline of per cent on North Carolinss' "a
special tax issues aud with corresponding
Tenncssees new which Sold up to Is. south oalV 49,
continue steady aud Georgias frla bit quiet iH'
lowing were the bids 80,
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oTncx on lIsur-IIorsE ENsLSsEE. fI,ra Disrscr'
B,LrInoRk MARYLAND, Aag. T. p;L
TO IRON MANUFACTURERS


B,LrIsoRE Msryland, Aag. !, B'l y
ITO IRON MANUFACTU RERS:@Proposai.s
i for the METAL WORK OF sRbW-fiLb bohi
HOUSE The ThiInbe. on hore ehoe nAt VIZ
entrance to.s pton Roads Cheape.ie Bay vSnaLsrAs pro
posss received once until IL ocek 81 ssbnusy a%
iS fum iron usuucnrers only furnishing the Metal orr
Kinds necessary construction Of VIA,
Thimbl. AT the entrance Roads ChesspeAsr ba
Win The aud drsNngs The .ane 10
err a. lie .tuen,e contractor The Go+eTn~eh
Tn, will provide the ga Tor the an'en
the en .mp, .a Belonging thereto and their cost nov 10
he incud-J OF the bid -, :, -, =. 49,,
Th M anh tate the which the cnre meta Sos DOVE
"a hs Ir,ns. viii completed l ecte al The Nota scps A1
then snd delivered s. Aforesaid lno snou
.l.o stat. al. IA Which tshan BE- eempe AM
opI.y G,rtet A, .peci6ed In the Form OF BID -,
Tn, nyit rejelt proposal of am rris' -
..mc,s Raeh hid bS accompanied nv o"no sgou so
hide, ,pd tao competent surete eerha 10 De saeA e
ino.p hr Teisury pepnu In the sum o. ave taossns aY
cnr.ct iii, be entered within are ts) DAYS rf ssee
49, Nv IN. asep Lighthouse kahhshmest mat tas ha eAs
bern accepted. -, g.. ,....o1 aob.,. a
t.a ropst.n for the fldl peffornsnee ae
ri, h, reasd Acopyof the pass sac seesossa, u1 DC
n..d ,h ths bd evidence 10 che rseet o he SoyosD
All ,,, must b, signed sealed spl ndorsd fFoponn ~ voc
u.rt N Lighthouse The 1hm6 Of the entrance hsaT
~ 49,. Cb,.oeale Virginia sud then acosrc 10 sHs'he en-
Lam. .,J di,.ct.d prepaid n the usders~ned
pI,nsn. IN ths wrhe made On is deltvy aud ac~ps
plan. and forms Of proposals nav BE on ee
.nt,,sg,I on Application b. .ii p.rson ne Ne VIC
Irioa oh Bults Bslumor-, Maryland PkThhC hNhS,
'a . =, Easneer, o. s. Llxh-boas saxinss stA patnes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-16
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHASGE-FIRsr CALI
lO4 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Salts GOrSrameaf Bsua
1000 s. ss .,....llT, 1000 \ 10 Coz ia.
~ 900 I. 3. $40 Con, 65. n....1I3 ''"''f
sur BORds-Eair0af BDRds-Bank and Railroad