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met tho many sly glanccs of admiration
cast upon her from the opposite side Of
lie tuJle,and from all around.
But it is time Mr. Editor for HE to
pause Id this strain, and to say that never
wus there q better school. Too much
cahnot be said IN praise of the worthy
preceptor, Mr. Edwards, with whom all
are SO well pleased.
Having an appointment In Town at
2o'cloek ?. Nj. We were compelled to leave
this interesting scene, and to forcgo the
pleasure of the afternoon exercises, the
principle feature of which was, 'Elocu-
tion," and which NO have been informed
passed off with perfect success
G.. S. b.
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NOTICE.
COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE,
ORASGEpuRG CoUxTr, s. c.,

June 26th, 1871.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT RE-
turns of Personal PROPERTY Within
the Limits of this County shall be MADE
OUT and delivered to THIS OFFICE on or
before the Slst day of July, 1871, for the
year commencing July 1st, 1871, verified BY
OATH of the Persons whose duty it is to
LIST or RETURN said Property possessed
by him or under his control, either as Owner,
Agent, Parent, Husband Guardian, Execu-
tor, Administrator, Trustee, Receiver, Off
Ger, Partner, Factor or Holder on the 1st day
Of July, with the value of such Personal
Property so held or controlled, together with
statement showing number of Acres and
Buildings, 10 or from whom bought or sold
since LIST of September last, in accordance
with Section 3d Of an Act to amend an Act
providing for the Assessment and Taxation
of Property, passed Sept. l5th 1868, and all
Acts amendatory thereto. Inicases of Fail
ue or Neglect 10 make tho Returns within
the time required, il is the drty Of the Audi
tor to add 40 per cent. Penalty upon the
Tax of the previous year, which will bs
strictly observed All the necessary Blanks
can be had at this Office.
CIIAS. s. BULL,
County Auditor.
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NOTICE.
OFFICE COUNTY AUDITOR,

UKANGEBURG COUNTY, s. C.,
Juno 9th, 1871
ALL TRIAL JUJTICES and EX-MAG-
lSTRATES within this County, arc hereby
notified TO make Report in writing to this
oficc on or before the 18TH July, of all
Fines, Costs, &c., paid into the County
Treasurer's Office during the years 1863,
1869 and 1870.
CIIAS. S. BULL,
County Auditor.
july 81
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'eanguine of victory, Never did their
TRUCK lOok o. atiSal, And neverdid
ia sslliss 5 4s.in # sess;hhy ;h os lie aa
:tnirstion gf these 8ho savthena Shut to
admire. D: },
Their roll of members Was called, and
soon into limo they had placed them
selves,
Capt. John A. Hamilton, Che esteemed
Foreman of the Elliotts, was out with
his men, and for what we know, like our
friend Mr. Moseley, whispered, sctte voce,
words = ofNzencotiragement ton6 them
Any how, the face OF each ihember of
the Eili9tt Hook and Ladders, seemed
inspired with the hope Of q complete
Victory. ID ThssK Young Americas, looked
back atithcir'aadsersaties the sanis cs.
preston Of assdredS victory ona their
part. , ts'.Fs i'f' s7''i1isig'l 9'ii fy s
Aud thus the happy occasion proceed
ed, on to,,he end
= At 81 o'clock p. NJ. the "Yooupgg g
Americas" harcllcd up Russell Street to
the spot from which they were to run.
One observing the manner in which they
Jagged along VI. to the '.starting place" !"
awoaldapotthave been prepared to accred-
I it them, with the speed and agility they
showed or their return. sU
Arrived at the farthcst stand, where
his honor, Mayor Bull, was seated, the
"iouug Americas" turned their Engine
around, and awaited the signal to start.
F at this juncturc, excitement was OH
sip-toc. Men, boys, and babies, rushed
madly from place to place, and pulling
each other aside, and saying in kind O.
yon better-look-out style 'that's my
place" held fast to every inch of ground
their feet could cover.
at length all was quieted down, the
street cleared by Marshal Wolf, and
every eye turned upon the "Young
/. r
Americas" Brave boys few seconds
more, and the contest will be decided, so
far as you arc concerned.
But men, women and children are
getting impatient again, the boys espe-
c'ally, and the signal "go," is given.
q From. an almost breathless calm broke
forth Iouave yell from the "Youns
Americas" and the boys WHO, like a
wounded snake" appeared scarcely ablo
to drag themselves along few moments
before, came rustling, cracking, thunder
ing down Russell Street; with shout after
shout of ''go it boys!" aud soou finished
the work
Arrived at tho Engine House-haltcd
every man to his post-the hose put
down in the well-the Engine worked
and water thrown on the house in one
MINUTE AMI, TwEHTY-NINE SECONDS,
was what the Young Americas did on
the afternoon of Wednesday 2sth of
June, 1871.
Hero everything that could shout,
shouted, and those who couldn't strain
their tender voices joined in the refrain
by slapping their tender hands; boys
ran wildly about, toes were mashed on
all sides, aud, oh la ! one poor crea-
trre's sensitive corns ground into dust.
In a word, the atmosphere was rent
with shouts Of "well, done !"
Soon again things are quieted down,
tho Marshal clears the streets, and the
sanguinc Ello,ts are preparing them
selves to heat the time made by the
"Young Americas" Just before they
started off, the latter company gave them
three cheers, which they returned.
Soon all Will be ready again. Men
and boys are scrambling for their places,
~h;le Tho o~honstnd "Ynnno Americas"
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OsT.---From tho Resielence

IL OF the undersigned, about the st June
1871, n RED ITEIFER CALF, II months old:
said Calf has BITS on the under part and
ends of each EAR cut off. All information
leading to its Discovery will be thankfully
received and duly rewarded by me.
Z. W. FEM.
july 2t
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SEeTIoS l. That from and efter The 18th
day of July, 1869, each n,tti:every individual
offering BEEF within the Corporate iimits
of Orangcburg Town, either for Barter or
Sale. shalt bring with said BEEP or BEEyES
the HEADS in good condition, which Head
or Heads shall be taken to tho Oflice of tho
Clerk of Council, where shall be kept Reg
istra'ion Book for the purpose of Recording
ihnrnin the ET ESu sfanx9 EAn am Yy
and ether MARES pertaining ! Q .iia-Htity.
Tha. from and afer the 9th day of June.
1871, tho Clerk shall be entitled to twenty.
five (25) cents for eaci, BEEF offered for
SALE within the Incorporation. Said
amount 10 be paid by THE PARTY offerinc
the said BEEF. 4 Violation of this Ordi-
nance shall subject the Offender to such Pen
nities as he Council may see proper to i'm.
pose. s. E.,ra,.,z
This Amendments Ratified this G,h day OF
June, 1871. -
n. ~ BULL,
Mayor.
june II sese -~tSt x n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-01
ColcmaI Ecurdlct's DOSING quotations Wtrc

Gold opened lI0S and dropped m"n"ntariN &" ll"i,
but has vbrated during the day between los ana ne.
with small business. and nost Of the s's at III The
general IMPRESSION We gather M the street IL mat
the price will go lower least temporarily The roa.
sans urged for this opinion fret thai The SECRETARY
Of the Treasury ADVERTISE larger sales al gold l"t the
month of March seven millions than heretofore, which
T. taken a. an incation that he intends to put u down,
at icatt to keep dawn 10 present quotations. H''"
the certainty Of peace between France and Germany
and third the very favorable prospects ~ parnr the
new hve per cent Government loan, which u l. urged
will cause a considerable flow of gold from Europe 10
this country. There Is doubt that the prospect 81 as
posing OF lHrgc amount of these bonds Ia Europe
II haiierng for IL not "a bo supposed that such tnl
nent and experienced bankers as the Roihsclhd aud
The BarIngs would become agents for the sale al the
bonds unless they felt we'll assured Of being aiie
10 dispose Of them. But whether the successful
placing OF these bonds Europe will add largely to the
amount of gold ia this country may I've question 0f
dOubt at ia most eases the per cents Will he simply IN
changed Tor the ,iIcs though there will doubt he
some purchasers IN Europe who are y, urcsent hoh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-01

tt iSUAN. Feb gE-T ".
The stock market is strong aud has been
under considerable excitement during tue DAY. There
has hcen no Doubt a great deal OF realizing, the advance
having tempted the fortunate holder, OF STOCKS pnr-
chased at lower prices gather The profits offered by
present quotations hut purchasers COME in, new
cques are formed and the whole current e" their opera
tons appears be in the direction o. rising market
II seems useless 70 upon the subject for D. not
now question OF real values, but simply 10 know if We
are To have an advance. A movement u this or That
stock r. rmorcd in the street. and presently appear may
new buycrS, who. having special points are willing
10 take the CLEANERS. In this Wdy stocks are moving up
and seem likely IL moved up; and a We have but t.
report the condition Of things la The street.
il is thus that We view the market Mr..
| boutwell, has come IN - strong
supporter Of Imitation by assuring rs Of very easy
money market during the Spring and it requires Int lit
tic foresight predict the prevalence OF rampant sl"'n
ation in consequence of pethoric money market In
due time the reaction. sharp and decisive VIII co" nm
While people follow fgnis tai1 s useless to hold III
view the light .. The business OF the day Was
large but the aggregate amount Of shares sold is rather
below that recorded yesterday. Tie temper ol Tho mar
Lct has been irregular and the fluctuations vide and
frconrn though At the close OF the afternoon with one
or two exceptions the prices oi "a the active shares
were lower. The chcfcst attention WAS
directed To- Ohio aud Mississippi, which
made a further ri,e 10 Fs from Al the
rise being prtdcaed upon reports 10 which We have be
fore called attention Lake shore arEt! traded IN
and the advance Well maintained New YORK en-
tral and Hudson sold down about per cent hut
later made "a partial recovery Northwestern and Rock
Island were strong, Wabash firm, and - Paul duh.
Union Pacific was active and from - o ~, aud
ranged al ~ a2Gt 10 the clo, ou large tra-Irou,. THc
transfer books OF the company closed on saturday and II
is a>seredh by Boston pario that Mr. scots friends
sangune his election President Of tie road at the
next eecOuro be- held on tie sth ~ March The scccS
sion Of Mi. Scott Ia the Presidency VIII
strengthen public confidence in The Management
OF the road. western Union carly n tie Day was freely
pressed for sale and the price forced down from 5 20
s though subsequently The price reacted thoUrh he
Transaction again repeated Ia the afternoon Pacific
Mail was weak and lower. tn" investment securities
were firm will he seen by reference 10 te official s
prined at the head ~ The column. In Express shares,
Adams and American were strong aud advanced, hut
United states declined per cent. The following table
shows the highest aud lowest prices Of active stocks
made to-day the market closing IN lc, crisn and mn
settled condition:
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np,vvopK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, MARCH, l. 1871

ors ~ our bonds and 10 that extent huoh purchases WI"
increase our stock Of gold There was better borrow
inc demand Cor coin today and rates ranged from per
cont a. fat which is indicative Of new short interest
The DAVIS business ut the Gold Exchange Bank was as
follows: cola cleared sJisCoOo gold balances $1,000
az: currency balances, sl.s5j5. Tic following were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-01

BUELNGroN, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA
R,nw,Y.-The completion Of this Road has given 10
its First Mortgage Seven per Cent Gold BONDS an
established character equal to any mortgage issue
dealt in III the Stock Exchange. We are prepared TO
buy and sell these bonds. at any time, at our Bank
ngHouse, at market price-thus placing them ON
the same basis, for temporary Or permanent invest
ment with Governments OF any other security
These bonds are first and only mortgage OF
$4,000 per mile, based railroad that has cost
$4,000. and which commands, without colnpetihOh
all the traffic of Northern Iowa and Southern Mime
sota-shortenDg the distance from ~. Paul To Uni
cago Is miles and "a ST. Louis more than 20 miles.
The net earnings are already largely ia excess OF
interest on the bonds and no doubt exists that they
will more than double within the ensuing year.
contract has been secured with the Chicago.
Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company obi
eating the latter to invest 20 per cent If earn
ngs derived from traffic with the Burlington, Cedar
Rapids and Minnesota Road IN the bonds Of tins
Company This arrangement makes practical con-
sodaion of the two roads AMI establishes large
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-01

The following il the monthly statement Of United
10. cnrlencL omstandng for the month nf Fehrnnry:


IN state bonds fair business reported, speculation
running chiefly in Tcnncssecs and new south CaronaS,
the former being weak and tie latter higher Gcorgias
and VirginaS were firm, Ni>Souris strong, and North
Ciroiinas steady. The following we're the bids:
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FUNDING THE FIvE-TwENTY BONDS.
ls,ulaY ,TfnN.T Raw NEu NnVL

UNIFIED STATES DEPOSITORY AND AGENT FOR FUND
ING l40 BROADWAY.
This Bank is receiving subscriptions for the NEW
UNITED STATES BoNDS, payment for which can be
made in FiNe-Twenty Bonds or in gold
The two per cent deposit can be made in gold. cur
rency, or any United States bonds
Subscribers can name terms themselves, or instruct
us 10 act for them. GEO. F. BAKER, Cashier.
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The interest due lst Of March oy the FIEsf MORT
GAGE BONDS OF the SELMA, ", and W. j. L.. in
dorsed by the State az Alabama, will De- paid on
presentation Of the coupons ~ the Banking House
Of HENRY CLEws, X Co.. - Wall-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-01

One Of the Best Investments in the Ma.lc,.-St
Louis and South Eastern FiTsi Mortgage Convertible
Per Cent Gold Bonds, issued upon finished road
running to st. Louis and doing profitable business.
Price ~ and interest. Inquire for particulars of
Gro. OpDYEE q CO.. No.2j Na.si,-,t.
NJ X. .JI.sUP d Co.. No. II Pine-st..
and nt the Office OF the COmpany, u LibcIlA-.t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-01

sinking fund Tor the Burlington, Cedar rar!is and
Minnesota Bonds.
The conycrtibiEty privilege in these bonds en-
ables them to be exchanged Tor Stock at par. at any
time. This secures 10 the holder, at his option.
share in any cx"ss Of earnings over tine interest
Obligation.
An exchange % Government securities fo- these
bonds returns y per crrl interest, Instead II per
cent, which Is all that GcEcrnmeafs pay at present
price besides leaving immediate gain OF about %
per cent in price foF reinyc.ment.
The subscription price Of the bonds IN 49, and
accrued interest in currency.
All marketable securities taken in EXCHANGE. free
Of commission and express charges.
HENRY CLEws d Co.. q WaIl-st.
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that ev arc u-cpayrd 10 receive subscriptions for the
New Consolidated Tine per csot deposit can De
made In gub currency United Staies bonds ana te
pvrnent for bond. made either In gold Fiverweny
bonds.
The following are the dry goods imports Tor tne "oeh
ending Feb a. and since the beginning Of the year:
1869. INFH. lNTi..
BBeud az the ports li}ilB fS,NDsy TStf.o'
Thrown on market. ... 2Oli0u 3,+f2.27 J3RSA
me Jaa. l.
Elterd at the port. .Is8l228 s3Fs5.ld s89Itm
TLfosn % marset...... ,&1 H0SH5 H~b98
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-01

To BROKFRS.-Wnted position ~ Boo keeper
Cashier dod llrts
business reference gwen AIf,,. ~ l. D. 20.
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IN city bank shares note sales Of Bank ~ STATE of
NrwYork at lI3i; Fourth National, 1oS Commerce. lS!,
and Mann, tO4. The following were the bids:

Railroad bonds strong and active Ccntrals selling
IN round amounts at 9si Union rsts going at s56s5t;
Land Grants, IS: and Income ia hattering inquiry
was also reported for the Chesapeake aud Ohio bonds.
III .LI. -ir,, illnl n IL.
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THE MA RK ETS.

Iihf'nN h'p0fl Vf y NJ IkIH'NFI -.
TrssDtY Fft .. ''li
ASfES-Thr receipts TO-DAY are ~ rkcs: drau POTS 10
hceu only moderate and ne market steady quote . @
Pearls continue very l ni prcs are nmn- anra BE- al - q,
d@9 Is
BUILDING NATRRIaLS The nartst ~ mos 81 I'foptos'
coming uucs heading ha. been ,, 6 Sh on' nf.ts De-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-01

The Government list was fraction lower at the early
boards ia sympathy with the lower of gold the
improved feeling in bonds abroad mot having been com
mcu,urdte with the decline in gold An improved tone
was noted in the afternoon. the market closing strong
ELL 4 I.f1h r,nnrf Ms fnllnMs al 1 L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-01
Uanrino Academies.

DODWORTH's DANCING CLASSES
n. FOB LADIES GENTLEMEN OK CHIlbBEN
NOiNNt> E.tNO lNS ENkNlhG Now receiving pups
II 49, ~ ,,e ,o Tweuty-,li No col EG1a'c. Send
Tor o. Crcas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-01

The money market has worked easily ihouXh the III
creased volume a. business being transacted enables
lenders 10 obtain and per cent their advances on
pledge of good collateral No expectation Of stringent
money expressed under the liberal policy OF the
Treasury with to gold sales and bond purchases
Choice commercial paper readily on tie basis OF
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Booi, or Sale a The Tribune ocee
DFCOLLECTIONS OF a BUSY LIFE: by
IL Iior,ee Gresley yanou. ses Of bi1g C"b - ~ a.
a,.p H. Morocco. - ha CAT - Morocco Antique ="
political ECONOMY. BY Horace Greeley.
Pro., " 30
WHAT KNOW OF FARMING. BY Horace
w Greriey. Fne t4Iion Cloth ~ o. ALMOST rs'd')
EWBANK's HYDRAULICS AND MECIiAN-
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ERIBINE ALMANAC REPRINT. 1888 TO
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EARTH CLOSETS AND EARTH SEWAGE.
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Nrw t)nbIitatiore.
Iyr1RALLrLED roR CuRtrYE>s AND DfArf
JneIruCtloG.

ANTIlON GRAMMAR sCHs0lQ,L,. s,vrp-sr
~ TIFTH-iyt CORNRR OF y" - - '"-'''
Seventeenth lear second CnuarDes fe'ruar'
4 FlRST-CLASS SEMINARY for both SEXES
~ Gs.r t ~, tg t. Room aa 4aan tSIoS rcn'aa
a HOME SCHOOL for Misses ri Rose Hill,
\ psliury Conn Pdrc.lsl Mrs. G. NJ WHITE.
BOARDING SCHOOL .,, ,.sr,7rrp
ID TtRLA Town MILITARY lXSI'l'I"'
r, ,A F2 iis ST' Pftscp.l 'rl rroDr''or
college of PHYSICIANS and md SIkyEo&S m:
S Annual Cyencegsu q hi I.'t,auga 'a 'e lya
be s,tr, Graduating C5t' Sll oe'ed y! a ~
y Lewis Tie profession j rs as' e. %Jf%E 81 D. '',
attend s,crei,q of,be faealiy.
CHAPPAQUA MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE.
tTOtppSts CHuOL hrh m Ter The Of the So
ce FredA Bo'J .Id Tuition 10 Pe term {" 2" weeks NlnnE
term ''"n'''''' NGLLIS> IiLT0Y, CA'pp'qua ny.
4 ONNECTICCT LITERARY INSTITUTION,
Y Suae C'ruCol..g I59rli. sTia.ag aa a ' R".
oui>e Spring opens March %, S'i T. BENZ ANDREWS
CLAHERACh COLLEGE AND HUDSON
s., Sr'''g S Rev, " SIoSi0 fG5cE H. i r, ''
EARNEST TEACHING-Comm Re
T. srunt-lONKFgS MILITARY INSTITUTE.
BENJAMIN MASON. bon No ~. Yontcr'. ny.
FEMALE COLLEGE, Bordentown, \. J.
ioS s' g. BSAkElFf l. 81. Pr 5s ''''''' ~
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for Young La
~ 1e.. Brtg,lorl. 'mu. Miss EMILY NELSON PRINCIPAL
IRVING INSTITUTE, Tm1ytowD, y. "a
ed s''1l 4r '1c, f T., B. Boy, ROVE " ~ T. mp.
Z In. HUNTS ENGLISH. CLASSICAL. and
~. FRENtH SCHOOL eop-ns 80 Broiv 1y and l' fih~'c
sept. TO- fun4r iu,c.Ia,ae Jua !ui hta'ac b'ISr
m~ai, Prepare. Tor lie. j. T. y HUT 4 NJ. pal
DRNATE INSTRUCTION in ENGLISH
BEANCTI> Csssc, sni Nal nI0, by gfl11ai- Of srsrL
Atce j. D. rit".'A f. r. s. ~ lehnsior-'v COM 5h',
SEWARD INSTITUTE for BOZ 81 loi1da'
- Oarro Co. y l. hoaprr vHut-d 1" OFT vacancies
Iruug Nlinmer months i Nrt
accommodation. Terms rcifOrbi g esisotie
7. q. SCiElvEh A. NJ
V'HE TP-TOWN INSTITUTE, No. $50 Sixth
hrucie. and moien LANGUAGES, and rar-
1gaf j. W Scheme rhorn AMI G. Hamilton "nnrpl>
VERMONT HOME SCHOOL Poutney, Nt)
ulI-- LITERAL, ialrn into he funl anil taught a
rber business crl'c- so year Doe
aag Stationery neDus. and prece' uC c-s q oil tine
=. ase oNr Rev NL"MAN, j. H.
LNOR saba Splcudid SCHOOL PROP
FRrY from New York large srhooholse barn esrlsre
til: 20 land variety OF fruits WIZ ir
.,li viii iamtu desired Apply 10 Ne b. D. NOBLE, Booa
OBJ.
NEANTED-A situation as BOOkKEEPER.
w Iesrle- of Bookkeeping. Arthuehc AMI huhrntc
References re.J-l~ REAL trims NeAl"fk: aud las
p1rcra teacher 81 above branches % Brosrcs
commercial y3 frpast. Hrooslu, with which institution,
20 connected AS, CHss spanish and C'mpoHton
Au,s. WRIGHT Ffnois Bu.rts tuegr - neS No. fu-
ST.. Brooal,u ord. d. BkO"ER Co.. - - sir'i y J
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.-flRsI CALL
1Ol O'CLOCK A. n.

$500. L. ~i 10, "a 4. 8. 80 Coo o. n...-.O4
% DO I'LL, OtOO O. = S. lo4o tou.--...l /,
~" On ,,n ,,g l a. 800 Con t......il
G'ty "''@o YOU 5000. no.
! .ds-- bolts-flfHt ietftfi i'l
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OcdChcrs.

4 VI wanting Teachers OF positions to teach,
a rti ,>, MEXICAN EDUCATIONAL UNION. 81 Boalshg.
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The tsincss NJ the United States Assay ODce for tn
,,nuti. ending Feb ~. was n follows:

Transmitted L Mint Philadelphia hr toinaoe ''L-s ~
Foreign exchange has been steady, leading drawers
YESTERDAY having reduced their rates 10 the following
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The following comparative statement shows the inter
nal receipts Tor the hrst eight months OF the
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The following are the receipts ana MISUNDERSTANDING VI
thc L. s. Assistant Treasurer; ....
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the quotations: