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LADIES. GENTLEMEN AND FAMILIES

VISITING ENGLAND
solicited The ART Tvs ~ DRrgs a,
PLAYED either II A. J. NCOLLS establish 81, a. given shove
where clothing the most useful a., ,uaJb Tor
iunedlts. use, Q made 70 order in few boz r.
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DINNSl l.h ANA h.Aii.ApAi's lHiA',
I NJ Yc-r .r.a Geo ne.brs .ul torlisnl sis -
Evrr- e,r Iltrsf-y Fittsbarh tlr Nr, I'D efIs ~.
pan pa ce Cs ATTACHED. so a. = = sui S0 d. '' ~
~, Baor.. Washington ani he Soaa It - NJ lsp@ S'
0At -. r., t,sala g. e:3o S. u- no. = o. . 90 TO-
All n al SIN ,,. -. t.f. sni sp m ,s
F,r tIll.I rlis VIA Ar1NlE'on. 40 f. ~ 2 s"l D = B"
t,,,r,rt snI SO prl cf.s. 1918 Oh. in
- ~, 49, ~ ia, e. "a SEQ . 10. ~ llip W r.
tl.s1 ulht Nurisy s.t, D. o. is
pi ,a,i t.sB r, 11 S.' O.. lo, ~ il.sl ~"
,r ,s, i.,. ei i,ls go 5.,J. $3.50, $50 p ~ '
-, ~ la 49, ~ 3D. pul % pt.h. huu.a' 90 e. 49, 30 y
~, 1i Il. t:e ah. All ~ a. "a u np'n, J. y - H.
g q. ri ti ,.t 5.. $3.50 tv Gb;.v ..', U1 ~ p M ~
r.-.L >uaal.. ~. ~. . g., ,,, 49, ofs g.ls t3i
a. 80 NJ. Iar.aisk ~ Il Ne L. ? J. to ''o -
a., /, NIGHT Sunday. 70 All
s..tN . \. rOOn. 'll atl ssV y u
srheft,'I. B.f tfu'ngiou. -. "a ull p NJ
~ PtiiHrsaurg .ri ,-i,ii,re. AID p ln. 49,, - NJ
A-s,m f,r 30. It.t Darlington ani A'iii'H - "
1880 p. .. T. end q B. ut
tc Freehold g. o.. u.. Ahd p IA ,i, ,.,t ffou Pes
for J4rtsbalg .rllou. Nsnlen a NJ ahu W 49, ~
No l. 500 e. h ...,.-.. eMa NJ. l. aE ?
a,t. No. 5 g. Ia inl - p daily, csrpt A'H'y gfo, IA
,- 1fi r.luu.rr 1859 50, ol5 o W. 80. - nW
F,,.l Pau ala 3 % 6:Jo 1918. l:lo llS NJ 30
5yA u.t NJ: lp No. SUNDAY. 81, b.s ~ - ~ - tsvss .
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,t ft A. D,s,r,S,s anI CorlflndtstA em..' -, ....s
d kttttl n'acc A.
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4 INIKAL RATLKUAD Of NEW-JERgFY
- ALLENTOWN LNK TO lHB WE5r.-Paoenzsr All P,s = !
stauo5 N Ntstork foot Of hbeVs Connects Soer,. 80,
houth Branch X H. % HsmDtol junction Nth Drtsse
1nd western bro5di at Pps1z -h Lelga All su,qlss-.
UFsoni ao sh lThgh Vley karst. b 20 1e IIsr-,r,
Poargh, 'aa iAe hesi 70 Cthtsl Pehasyst
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Z on both cIassts. VIC quOUe.
60 days.
Prime bankers sterling bills on

The money market closed up easy, The supply Dong
in excess of the demand and call loans quoted at
2a4 per cent. Discounts were unchanged. The bank
statement was in some respects unfavorable show
ing decrease in the reserve above the p per cent
required by law Of S216GO0. This is due 10 the
loss in specie, which amounted to $2,38f 100 the
legal-tender item on the other hand being $4,000
stronger. The percentage Of reserve to Liabilities
held by the National banks is $685. and by the State
banks which are under restrictions as to reserve,
1852, making the average Of both classes 1884 per
cent. The following are the comparative totals
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.,.,,o,,, CtOu bound. 81.
M EMORdAL OF HORACE GREELEY, with
AVA TWO POhikAiis aud ILLUSTRATIONS oDe portrait re-
s-ss7i M 0rsseI y he .ps.rsd toe h aud
lshed TIE volume contains Memoir M GPREIKY han,.
oral Of his death The PUnera A7.BgemsDt1 lie Cap1 cs
ses toe Aoainbg o. & IeoPt Letters " sypay Voices
Psit and sbs Press Tn6es IRON the Poets Resolutions ard Proceed
ASS4spBsy pound $l either free By receipt Of pnes
1Hk 1klbpAR Ass YSFh
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Tho subjoined table shows the extreme fuctua-
lions in United States bonds, the leading railway
and miscellaneous shares, aud gold, made during
the past week. as well the closing quotations OF
each at the dates aforementioned:
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Mem pnbIltatlons.
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LlBKAK1 tOh tlf NOOJ ZEN > -
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Cell MARI ISalus Sandwich leland Letters
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Pfof BAKERS Chemical Discoveries Of the SpeetrOscoe Prof
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Screa Ar sues hstot Academy Course PsroHs Pgnm Fathers
D. Men Of Busuess; Bret Harte's AIgonauts OF
BY
Es earag Voice speech and The Explanation
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DE- H. ". i moBd on The seven Senses Psrke
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Isetofe Eftfs No. 6Beechers Seyen Lectures Ministers
Tolgos Mnsrs-Thoaghts upon Prayer-Pyer As It
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l
FRgGrs-Tlee has tesn ss d'-nl ' pc A''l' 1l i,,o
have r.Io steady TIE of l.l tn .'HcIs Do
prevented any bushes Of monet DO te charter '-e s.saS
laf tu LIS fi, Ig steam 4- ', "aiI =. 49,
standard uu.h 300 Cotton e4tlu To london of
sai 500 h.s Flour 40 o. 600 bo hsu 90 5A 10 ols
Cow 5000 bush Groin % lO2Gll4 10 Antwerp t SAIL oOO @
land 8n private terms We heard cd uo ciir.esL .
GRAIN-Le feeling iat ngls- cs wheat naset t1ls
dlv week bas markell better supply Of telnsge
of At III
lk rorrs heavy rains Norl-, il, c1uan NATION Of
The ported injuries the inter beat cD plh bed our lat
moderate speculative demand i' ''A .-i i-. l -s Auio
i-luirg purs delivery 40 hardening
The quantity The Lses and ea Is a,4erie aal Wa ilr
falling ofl the receipts ON tt ti' NoA t' "'c = lt'
table curing tie Of Aul1t holders appear den and are
inclined sell M the fatur, % oe llits so' We ba' 600
during The month 81 A may safely ogHt lo fe
crop Spnug made tuc pIos tlc past sK "es
and hence With tie lart Increase ia e u-e sPuAs b. ID
he large ed shou blessed With g10i weather.
he large pogt.5us into Britain liberal te,ef
find tltl lll small stocks ter Dr-aPa
should their On 90 considerable tAe latter at q Aa
gust during September ts4l quiz, Jrohabe then s1sPap
war tara 10 their markets j. not improbable our d"es fom G 'oa
Europe the character previously plbshe 10
Wheat hand from south proves 10 be OF excellent qua
aud We learn they have secured a 70 Ni ft OF afr
thrv viii moderate M Tor exports te pc p1il ir
should m1erei index 20 iuilfe
prices havc added socv ha! T. stfcs but % Is y light o
the season; exports the week are 6JjS2l basl.
against 3iS496 bush f,r Toe coucp0ng htek last Itlt
TO-DAY our market opened a qet No Milwaukee 81 81
closes lower dem;ud e. ~ ~ III 81 % l-e
I'll Gao sprug 81 1881 81 for No. Milwaukee, Ne
pre-. ar IN the dar 81 5ol Rcd Western 1900 bGsh.
Common White Wisconsin az 81 90 AM 100 bush hoFt"i
81 10. Barley Is tuil and uoalal BARLEY Nat qu Bat An
Oats srr active easier; sales 5000 N Ono
Mixed AZ AZ Ale; White at ASQ51oi Black 42dt3c Wesp
42diic, White % Is fJ- state MAc 90 a. 20 "a -
Re IS quiet easier; the sales 1000 buth Western At 75,
it Cool In 'ar demand fr crrort and ss trade; tie
j6l,c and 81 5s ~ Coz SAIL Western White CJaoSe
Wss.em Yellow az 59G6O5.
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A SCHOOL and HOME for young BOYS.-E
N KINDS. A. ST., PnueiDa. Hempstesi l. l.
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DOYS, HOME and SCHOOL.-Falley Sem
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Christian home Charges Address Rev JANIS GlLhoUR
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NHARLIER INSTITUTE. for young gentle
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CR0T0N INSTITUTE, CrOtOn on the Hudson,
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1878,
Il Containing PORTRAIT and BIOGRAPHY Of HORACE GREE
LEY also,
The Of United States Railroads Of The United States, Sta
Commerce The Public Debt Of the United
Cabinet Supreme Court, Ministers to Foreign Courts &c
Standing Select Committees
House States Of the Union Populations Capitals Gov
President Congsmn Governors &C. In 1872
pared Presidential Elections from the
Election ashngon the Election Of General Grant;
Tie National Platforms for 1872 much other Interesting
formation Pnee 20c.; for dollar by maL
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BONDS AT A BARGAIN.

MONTCAm RAILWAY BONDS,
guaranteed by tho Midland Railway, for sale at So
JAMESON. SMITH & CorTING, IA Broad-st.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.

% BROADWAY, NETWORK. July IS, 1873.
This Bank having removed TO its new and COM
modIous offices, No. % Broadway, near Wall-st, ID
now prepared to open now accounts on liberal terms.
GRO. T. BAKER, Cashier.
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Death and the best Oihis famous Campaign Speeches
TnE PORTRAIT REPRE-
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The call for Mr. Greeeys Au9 Oyphy and also for
record Of the wonderful intellectual display which he
made durug his Eastern and Western the Presidential Cam
1872 JED the Of eod Of te Autobiography,
with large Appendix continuing the story Of lis life 70 tue end
reproducing striking suggestive OF hs admirable
brilliant Campaign speeches and Concluding with exhaustive and
admirable sns q the campaign, originally prepared by the Hon
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Writings including among Others his famous controversy with Robert
Dale OD Marriage AID Divorce.
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TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. 8.
4 THE METHOD or CREATION.
AN EARNEST PROTEST AGAINST
THE DARWINIAN THEORY.


Twelve delivered by Prof AGASSZ before the Museum Of
Comparative Zoology Cmbdge Mas containing vast amount q
new and reconcile concerning Animal Life printed full
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AT TsTATE MORTGAGE B0NDa

KEAL EsTAIE WOKIIAUE DVNO'-O0IIOH %
EoIrIrABLP TRU-T COMPANY. Capital, 100000
For sale at the Office Of the Company No ~ Cedar
at n Y JONATHAN EDWARDS, President.
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The gold market to-day was quiet and firm. the
price ruling at 115I011Gs. On gold loans the rates
were 81 g. 2l 2 II, and per cent for carrying, to
fat. The Assistant Treasurer discussed $1,000 in
redemption of 500 bonds and $2500OO in coin inter
est The specie shipments to-day were Sl,3'O7D
making a total for the week Of S3,94,5S3,
and since January !, 1873, S35,437S6l
The Treasury operations for the week
embraced the purchase of s2O7 $50 52Os the sale of
million and half gold, the disbursement of Sll5,7O
in redemption Of $40 bonds and S1,9i3,C28 on ac-
count Of interest, and the receipt Of S2i7j634 for
customs. The days business at the Gold Exchange
Bank was as follows: Gold cleared SS9,3l4OOO;
gold balances, S2,S43,9Si currency balances, 49,
24G381. The following were the quotations:
1O:OO...l157sI Il:3O..1155s 100 Lie l2:}0. jig
IO:3O....ll57s 12:O0...Il57s l;30-.lI6 800 ilIO@
ll:OO...ll57sl 1890 ...1lGG 200 Zig los
The days transactions at the L. S. Sub-Ireasury
were 10000, 20
COD receipt, $3.50 223 60 Currency paints 1898 95 55 e,
God6aance.. 40 700 673 s. Cuoms.'''''' 2'1OoO W
Currency receipts. 4ob,Z4o "a
The sterling exhange market was frmer for sight
bills. which were advanced to 1l09 Long sterling
cotnues steady at 1885, with sales at concessions OF
1 on both claseas We OuOte.
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THE MARKETS.

TCareiall7 reported TINS TRrHryE1 . 49,
sArURuAr July 49, 1873.
AsHFs-The receipts today 81 pigs P0.z stca 14i TeI
ouet al - IS. Pearls doll and nominal
COITONThe market for Cotton the SPOT has been very f
bu prices se sltloG qao.abe change. We quote a. i.0Fs
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S,rtr FI5rris hlb sth Increased frrrss l-t N --i a. De
close te mlfae, has rc.i - of 800 Dolls. We 4-'
Bat ey ana geu--yf Ilxl CoJ- r4.,. so - = ~
Bat lex au1 GEORGETOWN Hk rtL.T-... 1t ~ uO
UalEare. .''......''''''' t. ~
H.-.rroTu ~ .1. q d.
Ry Eo4r miel supply aud l.a; saes Of 100 o.s We
quote -. ,,..,g On
Fr d
Rl Flour. Plas 5u' ''''.... = l'~ M 30 80
Corn Na iu demand m s lrui sales o 5JO uU5 PSI jlet
Corn Meal Jerisy.s3 2OuS3 80 COMM. BrReP. dsll Sd
Com Steal s.tsrb 3 UOl 3J Corn ..sL6 Iah -
Ae-l eslW . 900 I'D Corn Meal, n aiH u %
Corn Brre.. 3.SOU .
Canadian and Oregon Flour geg a. IS % rs 30 ofr nI
NJ Moi slim ard fairly active W..e 81 -Jltl o0 F1e
Yea 81 4jael 3O Coar,e 81 OJ- IL 10 Cob Al 5JasO.
GroluI Feed. 5laSl 20
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""H - - -
SALES FROM 12f To
900 W. Union Tel, S0ls Il. abe
300 ". Y. G. s Hudson, 1889
300 Pacific Mail. 1874, o., 37s
300 Pittsburgh. Ssi9
1000 Ene Railway. 90 i2c, "a. "a
lOOO-G3. G3ll, 63i2
5OO-63i4. 0jc. 81
7OO-G3si. 81 639i
700 Lase shore, Jjisi3, 8 80
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Pedigree:

Comet vas siredby IIerrick, he by Datid lIill
Black Hawk, the sra of the noted trutting salliCI
Eathan A lien. who has tiOtted with running mate
in 2:15, 2l6 and 2:19.
Comets dam was sired by old Comet Morgan. o.
Vermont. Grand dam an impeI ial English thol
oughbred mare, pedigree not known.
Comets colts all show RENAL kAble tIotting Pic
pensIties. and among the few which have been
trained show positive speed. The mare known a
tie Whitman Fliy, after two seasons training trol
ted second heat in 81. Louis. No., in 2:3lM. ain
was sold to w f. Aiken for lie large sum of 81 5ot
Surprise, formerly owned by NJ Person. trained auo
driven one season. was purchased by Vim Aldermn
of Dubuque, for s $50. he Layi..g made record o.
2:4l3I. Pilgrim. owned by J. ID. Wheeler, Of Cedar
Ra pids trotted in 1852 and 25s. winning ( he purst
for FIVE yfar-olds at the Iowa state Fair.
Comet was purchased in 1861, at four years old
and brought West by his present owrer. NJ never
was properly trained handled, but with Ordinary
driving has roted number of private trials in l's'
fhan $50.
TERMS: S15.n0 for the season, from which Their
will be deviation. An approved note to be givei
at the time Of service, payable October lst.
Comet will be attended by thorough and compe-
tent horseman Mares from distance viii have tbs
best of care snd gne pastnrage at $500 per month.
A II accidents and escapes at owners risk.
-. 2etf He. CUTLER.
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fmily 1t Is tho dnc.rfBe of the law that the oc-
cupant OF a dwelling konse may Us. dangerous
weapon to drive of person who attempts to & rec
| An entrance into it without any claim of tight,
,Itess the Intruder be expelled by ether
without danger TO the occupant. aud where he
should have appfehended as reasonable man. tlac
dangerous weapon was not necessary to his
safety.
first degree The facts will not Justify yon, nor
does the pro ecution Oh verdict for murder.
Should you find the defendant guilty, your verdict
must express what d-gree Of mansIaughter the
crime amounts to. The evidence must prove the
guilt beyond reasonable doubt.
The jury retired and after about IS
minutes they retarned verdict Of not
guilty.
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Mineral Point
MUSIC STORE.
Sunday School Tune Rocks.

Pure Gold, So cts single copy, IS 60 per doz.
The Charm, So do 10
Notes ofJoy, IS do do
Bright Jewels,35 do do
nalowed Songs, (Philip Phllips) rs cts each.
Winners ACCORDION Inst ructer, IS cts
do Flute do IS
Piano Without Master IS
Enerson's New Method f. organs, 80
School Cabinet Organ Instructor, so
Clark's Organ Instructor, . SO
Richardson's New Method for Piano IS
Hours of Staging 10y L o, Emerson.) 20
Orders for Sheet Music and
Music Books promptly attended
to at the Postofice Book Store,
Mineral Point, Wis.
4O'f p. Lawrence.
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- See in another column, advertise
re- .ecat Ior and Nt6raska Lands.
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Notice is hereby given, that TIE regular Spring
Examination of teachers for Iowa county, viii he
held at the following times and places to-wit:
At Mineral Point, for the towns Of Mineral Point,
Wadm ick and Moscow, April Tth and Sth
Al D0dgeville, for the towns of Dodgevle aud
Ridgeway, ApriI 9th and 10th.
At Arena, for the towns of Arena and Wyoming.
April l1th and 18th.
At Linden, for the towns of Linden and Miflin.
April | 4h and 18th.
Al Highland for the towns of Highland, Pulaski
and Clyde, April 10th and 18th.
Also supplementary examination at Dodgeville.
Nay 9Th and 9Th, for the bsnetit of those who are
unable attend the regular examinations.
The examination will commence al 8 O'Clock a. IN.
on the fist day, and close at II m. Of the rcend
day. THss PATErrELp Co. Supt.
Mifflin, Feb 9th, 1S73.-25wG
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THE WE'LL KNOWN
FAST TROTTING STALLION
CON -

viii make tire following Of 1873, common
chg April lse, ending July lss. at the Pr prieter
stable, IN the yiliuge of Dodg ey lille.
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WINES & LIQUORS

For medical purposes. All the most reliable and
patent medicines siways on hand. Reeds domestic
ives all color. choice lot of lanterns. lamps
oils, wicks. burners and chimneys. Paint and Var.
nish brushes also, Nbitewasb, scrub. ehce cloth
hair and tooth brushes An extensive assctu.snt 9
pocket cutlery, razors, scissors, etc.