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MARSHALL. TEXAS; october 23.-The yel-
'ow-tevcr epidemic Ia here. Money and sup
piles are wanted. 80 f1f -
New ORLEANS, October GA special
from Galveston 10 the Picdyune. says that
city Is full of refugees from The yellow.feyer.
MEMPHIS, October 23.-The Howard Az
ISOLATION publishes ascircular that the fever
Is not abatng. Scores Of new cases appear
daily. There are over 1000 sick. Their
funds will not last six days. , The circular
concludes: "''From tho sick and dying cry
of suffering and distress comes, great and
loud. For their sake send money and relief
to procure nurses, atimulants, and nourish.
ment. We require aid more than ever. Send
donations to A. D. Lapgstaf, president Of
the Howard Association" % -..s@s,.,. -
4 cold rain is prevailing, with falling tenn.
perature. Twenty-one yelIow-feyer deathi
up to noon to-day. with five from Other
causes.
The scarcity Of funds has compelled thu
Howard Association to reduce the pay Of
nurses to Sd per day. Three hundred and
twenty-five nurses in the Associations em
ploy have struck for SIS per day. 49, T.. l.. ~
SHREVEPORT, October: 23.-The3 disease L
unchanged here. The interrnents on. Wed
nesday were three whites and one black. !
+. Il. Schmidt, president of the New Or
leans Howard Association, has returned
from Marshall, Texas. He reports the disease
very bad there, topper cent OF those attacked
dying. >, - -. l.@,.i 81 .ati.s.,, =
New YORK, October 23.-The sanitary in
spectors and assistants to-day received .stric
orders to look Very closely for any cases o
yellow-fever or anything like it. The health
officers believe there are. many citizens Of
Memphis in this city. -. gf.. -.
Mary Reilly, the woman with whom Hen
nessy, the yeIlow-fcver victim boarded, 'ha;
fed. ,.t'i 80 !" =" -: =. -. =. !,
MoNrGoMERY, ALA, October 23.-six fever
deaths have occurred hero in the past forty
eight hours. tits now raining. !, ....:.,
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, SAN FBlsc,soo, October 23lfEe trial OF
Captain Clarke, Of the shin sun,rise, for cry
city to seameD, is proceeding before the
United states Court, The testimony for the
prosecution as it stands ,sho VS. acts of almost
incredible brutality. THE crew generally
express the belief shat three men Who, COM 81!
mittcd suicide we're driven TO desperation
by the cruelty of thecaptain and his, mates. ;.
Peter Johnson one Of the crew, was beaten
and abused till he lost his reason, and IS now
almost an idiot, q. iaa;s:ii ilisG - ffua
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Weather Personalities,

WASHINGTON, CctoRr' .23.--The area Of
bighesl barometer.will extend on Friday
eastward over the Ohio Valley to the Allan
tic coast. s.SsahssA>& u ~ t s.ss'.-
For the Eastern Gulf and, South: Atlantic
State, wlnos shifting to northwest, with
lower temperature, cloutis;and rain,''
;, For the Middle States, westeIlsp winds,
cloudy and. threatening weather. possibly
with RAIN clearing Friday night. = s.:,is
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= -.sEI.,gI I'd Ir[il. = > =! - = 2
Easaa. RailFoad Collision.

. Macon, GA4 .,, October GA; freight and
messenger train colIided near slago station,
On the Southwestern railroad, this morning.
j. w. Chick, express messenger William
Miller, mail sgent, and acolored passenger,
name unknown, were fatally and two train
hands we're severely o.hurt. Both trains
we're wrecked. 81 - -'''''''. 'ss' -. =
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adicS. ".aose anxiety 10 witness the strange
md exciting proceedings was uneonceased.
A. his procession moved,

adicS. W. .rose anxiety 10 witness the strange
snt exciting proceedings was unconceaea.
A his procession moved,
THE DECORATIONS AT JARRATTS ..s
,,nrr disclosed, and were Of character to-
,,,n>inrm that structure into miracle of
,i,1, and beauty. Two large strings Of
,.siucsc lanterns were stretched in front Of
~, hotel. extending from one OF the sele-
,r4ph poles TO an upper balcony.
THE srEAKERS
n,,uricd a small balcony In the very front
# the hotcl-buildiug facing Washington
erect. and the balcony above was richly and
.,,.rhilly wrcathed and dapcd with flags
md eycrsrccns. Every pane Of glass in
INC whole hotel was also adorned with a
;sur. The effect was perfectly splendid,
and was frightened by the sea OF upturned
s,>>s beneath collected together TO hear the
,laoucn, efforts :f the Governor that is and
The Governor that is to be. Before the pro-
,c>,ion returned 10 the hotel, .........-...
csSKEAL kEaPER, ...'. :. ..'
cling gracefully introduced by Major c. $.
s,rinstclow. began his speech, and though
~, fYtigurs through which he has passed,
M .hc sickness from which he has recently
,.>rr. were at first apparen, in a somewhat
..3,.nrj and weakened voice, he RAPIDLY raj
a.! md reg,ined the sway Of bis audience.
y, The timc the clubs came back from their
winding ways he was In good trim, and his
...v.cA has been subsequently received with
MANY loud demonstrations Of applause.
The balconies above General Kemper were
,uri with ladies', and there were also many
-. The STREETS. The best order prevails, en-
,-,r on the outskirts Of the audience. beyond
n. distinct hearing Of the speakers voice,
,!rrr has been good deal of distracting TAX
vh;.h prevents the speech from having Its
.ui ,lltc:.
General Kcmper II still speaking, with
.r,,udid argument and appeal, aud with
,,ln. Elect, at 10. 50 Z. II. He will be fol-
iuwrG 10y .....-
GOVERNOR WALKER.
Il the exercises conclude in time to admit
..1. nil send YOU another account of the
;.rr,riiDG-. ....... .....
Second Disp0tch.] +. ..,.
,,rr,~al kcmpcr concluded his speech ii
.o.ti. and "a, down amidst Understandable en-
iti.,.>lu. the air being rent 10y cheers and
:. discharge Of cannon and fireworks.
Governor Walker was then introduced in
mo-. friic;lau. manner lay CrptAm Drury
4 Hinton, and proceeded TO address the
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Fire.

i CLEVELAND, ONO, October 20. The liquor
recthyipg establishment of w. II. Corning
s. Co. was burned this morning, with a val
liable stock Of wines and liquors.. The oil.
still and warehouse of Rockefeller & Co., in
the rear, was partially destroyed. The loss
Is estimated at from 800 900 to $4,000.
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ve7s' favor. 90 e06a4s.00 FOR ~eommon STAR .ex.
ira a79s1l FOR good 10 choice WhIsxey. 84e.
yate c,bls ;dcsoana not quite 50 fysrabe. lere
in fair rednest. without Inaterfgi srhafVe FORK Z
bwer, with moderate demand; rev Ilfss,
lower and tu fair demand nc 7XgSc. Turpentine
stpady at 41c- Rotn steady nj ~ SONet2 80. TAI
low more active and lower n -16zs7t4s. Freights
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Huntington, West Va.
TINY NAV fTpIn IN yun uP9T

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.IH
HUNTINGTON. WEST Va, October 23.-
There is no ten feet OF wafer Ia the chan.
mel in the Ohio from Pittsburgh to Cincin-
natl. Passengers on the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad make prompt connection here
daily with the steamer for Cincinnati and
the West. -.- s., g. ..g,a.as.3. "...: s,rl
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constitution and country" Let, then, the
good, honest, and pure men associate la q
common cause to resist all croachments on
constitutional liberty. He knew that there
were societies called Oranges, but beyond
this be did not care If they would only take
under their control the State and National
Governments, and administer and preserve
them for the interests Of the people. To this
he would say Amen, so belt. johnson then
branched off on the subject Of finance, advo-
eating gold and silver as the constitutional
currency. Withdrawing all the national
bank-notes, and issuing Tor them greenbacks,
to be received in payment OF all Govern
ment dues. He maintained that by this
means we could return to specie payments.
, The idea that there was not gold and silver
enough for this purpose was an abSurdity.
But what was now : the matter! The
banks have suspended It used to be that
banks suspended because they had not
the coin to pay, but at present the banks suS-
4 mend because they are deficient of money.
Banks, brokers, and corporations could all
suspend, and there was no way TO reach
/ them There was one portion Of the people
that did not suspend-viz.,. the tsx-pay ers,
tbe producers. Of the country. The specu-
lotors could suspend with millions There
, two things certain--d aud the, pay
ment of taxes. "a, !, XlsUHLiltl4 {.
Suppose when Congress meets next De.
,ceeessiba some man of influence should get
nnand introduce preamble and resolution
1 Whereas the situatjon' Of public affairs affair
| "a uncertain and critical land whereas the
liberties Of thea people aye inegteat aaager !;
and whereas something IS necessary TO be
|; done to make them more stable; therefore,
|, w. Reso!ued, That A, B, or G DC ana he =
hereby declared President for The next ten
/ wears. till the troubles and difficulties or this
country shall subsiden y slSHHE. ~ 4 ID
Suppose this should be passe5, how easy e, ie
wauid be to follow the example OF Napoleon,
Who, elected president iof France for ten
wears. so managed STAIRS as to, be elected En-
nefor of France. He had seen what An uii-
armed people would submit to when
brought into conflict with armed men. lt
Here therefore well for the people 20 ascer'
Iltain their true position. 1870 ,,[ .
p This Government was nearer being aoso-
| Int than my Of his hearers were aware,
|, and this would be the restilt untess the peo-
I Die were aroused TO their danger. Dnless
thew extract the booze this, Gasern ment -~'u
gofhe way.thasi othfr Tea,siaiesi baye gone
7 lie, was al ways willing TO .trustbtheapeoPie
believing THEM decis.o Is Tight:f-s .sfress -
fnaIn conclusion. be admitted thetRaS ambi'
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/. Aur,MIycr0N NiRKETe,,

WILMINGTON, October a2S.-Sptns turpenune
firm mt 3S@,39c. Rosin firm at $3.50 for strained,
SO. go for no. Q. CrrGe. inrpentne steady at %
dor hard. as for yelow-dip, s2,40 for virgin. Tar
L weak at 40 O1. -------.--.-----..-gr--
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national Roar,I Of Traeie.

- CHICAGO, October %. The Richmond dele.
CATION was admitted TO take part in the de-
bate on the floor to-day. Tue subject Of a
Bureau Of. Internal Improvement was re-
ferred 10 the Transportation Committee
without debate ~. 49,. ! ~ -------- y
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Halifax.
BARN DESTROYED BY FIRE-Loss OF FINE
TOBACCO.

BARN DESTROYED BY FIRE-LoSs OF FINE
80 TOBACCO. ...,
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l ...,...
BosroN, VA, October 23.-Captain r. II.
Owen, large farmer, near this place, lost
by fire Il barn containing about $500 sticks
of fine tobacco. Captain Owen and DIR. T.
Faulkner reached the burning building in
time to save two valuable reapers. The fire
originated by the falling of salall quantity
of the crisp plants. The loss is. estimated at
about $500. No other damsge;from the fire.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CINCINNATI Qetober23 Flour quiet at 10, s5@
Lard quiet; steam. new stock light; 7A44 7kc.:
generally held at 7hc. Bacon quiet: shoulders ~
clear, 7Sc. Whiskey steady ar sBegi!tE Z ~
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Norfolk.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP AUSTRIAN.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l Z. H..
NORFOLK, October 23.-The Allan Line
steamship Austrian, Captain Richie, from
Liverpool ria Halifax, arrived here at a late
hour this afternoon. One hundred passen-
gers and small quantity Of freight were
landed here. '' -------- .-------------.--
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: BALTIMORE. Oetoher 23.-Flour fairly. active
snd unchanged. Wheat Ste dy. Cora. af1ner;a
Oats nrmer; southern, 50Et51o. hys sseaty at
lSO@SSc. Provisions unsettled and irregular.
,rib-sides. St6Skc. Bacon dali md heavy; sknnl.
ders, SKc.; clear sides, a1@9kc. .SuEsr'euSed
hams, f3616c. Lard unchanged Coffee strong
and aniet. Whlskey arn a. 95549 66e. sosar dua
NJ 10Xc.
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BY Telegraph.

.. BY Telegraph, ~. ,is;.: .ea.
f..' NEW YORK. ."' j. g ''.'@
NEW YORK, October 23-Eoon, Stocks dull.
Money, gold bid. Gold, 10ek. Exchange-Long
64; short, g. Governments dull and steady.
States quiet-nothing doing.
Erening.-Moneyf in demand ut gold to J. 81
and interest. Exchange firm ut OK Gold quiet
and frm at lOS2s@1OSH. Governments strong
States quiet and nominal; Tennessee's, SO; new
90. Virginia's, SO; new, So; consoIs, 49,. North
Carolina's, 10; new, 10; special tax, ~ South
Cardinals, 90; new, o; April and October, "a.
sub-Treasurs balances-sold, s4e,577,e3s; cur
rency, 2,65a,S93. -, -,--,-4t,,t,.
:. I = baltimore. - ers! ...af-h
80 BADTNioRE. October 23.-yirginta consols, ~
West yirginia's, I. Bid to-day. ,,., y; e; III.
ny ''i ~ NEW ORLEANS. 49,. ~, ~. ~. = =,
-EEw ORLEANS, October 23-Gold, 10a;E&Ql1 0
Currency, 8116f7 premium Exchanac-sterlint
drafts, g. New York sight, 44@ AZ. ...,,.,.
-
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'HHH>E FAcroRy.-The largest cheese fac
tory in Vermont Is 1T .'ericbo in Chttrnden
,oun'y, where II AT present takes the milk OF
~ c"ws--a number which will be increased
l. 1000 next year-and turns out about
lAirty cheese \ day, fifty pounds each, from
.bout 10000 gallons Of milk.
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.srLni1 d. 'MxRERrsx,

|, 81, [ oEIs October 29eFlour dull and unchanged;
Corn qttet business s,nAfls No.-9-nixed, 43c.,
eastside track 43c asked for r9apd lo,s; 42c. bid
WhiskeX nominal. PFs qutet gl4. Bacon opened
closed frm AMI higher prices asled With come raIes
AT TIC. CleSr lhru uEclsar ged.
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Expelled from the New York Stock
- l#3 EXCHANGE. =,

New YORK, October 2s.-Edward Haight,
Jr., of the firm of Haight y Co., Wall street,
representing the firm ip the Stock Exchange,
was expelled this morning by a unanimous
vote OF the Governing Committee The rea'
son for the expulsion s. because his father
Edward Haighr, Sr.,) ovesdrew his sceouns
$400, 900 10 tho, Bank of the Commonwealth
He paid part of 1t, but filled TO pay the
remainder, which resulted In the ruin Of the
hank EtSh a,g - 81 Us : ~ '!'' '''-f
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Indictment OF General McCOok's Muir
hppQps.

YASKroN, DAKOTA, October 23.--P. H.
Wintermute, who killed General McCook,
has been indicted for manslaughter.f The
friends of General McCook are indignant at
the failure of ain indictment. for murder.
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: CosrMisstIio, s.rrn,s opy1cx, ,

RlC1iAOHp, October 23, 1879! 4
The parties interested are hereby notified that
have liked on SATURDAY The 22d day OF Eoyem-
ter. 1873, u, II O'Clock n :, % the time. and NY
oit!ce. on Eleventh street between Main ADD Bank
-1rtrh, In The city OF Richmond, Us the place, TO
tie account and max the inquiries DIRECTED BY
III" foregoing decree; at which lime and place they
VIII attend - --'. ''~ - THtMAS y. EH ans. q
COMMISSIONER Chancery.'
CANNON 4 COURTNEY. p. Y, &C 24-E4x ,
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Best Trot against Time.
Cruelty 10 Seanens

4 CHICAGO, October e3.-G.oldsmith's aiaid
has made the best trot nst timeT-72;l g.
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CORN 4 AND i FLOUR EXCHANGE,
1870 Ia TnrhsbtYs oetabT 70, 1879.

fs'5'ss OetEnlAVSs. fFff - ji.s
.,yyHEa 2 so bushels. Rsai $50 onshess.
g. ,CoayLWhite, 81 brsleh ~ eaowS W. bushels
Now :, s,f.P. it,.ti siJtST rtssS fst 20 ~.
.t A. ~ t;&r,a IoS&LEg ~ no sait'snf t.sn ?
\! WHEAr.zWh,te 254 bushels prime or private
terms $50 bushels very .Rood ~ SI7o; es pnshst
fair al. tI.o9S go. bushels very goo. or -prfyaic
terms : i26 bushels eornmonaaetTt4o,s pssne3 PA
Common at 81; "a bushels common tt:e ~
bushels common Of 81, 4S-totsl,si3 50 ensnsss Al
> WKEar.-Red, Is bushels oomHlon atN .3b; 1QS
bt,s,isY common ut s1.4 bashsis s2n non az
sIs5O;2OO bushels good at @1.SQi l0o bushels
brine on priva1e terms; 70 busheis copmon g
sf: Is bushels common Ut II .4ls go hgsneis very
Good on private terna;, a blsbss EuitI) -lssy
GOOD atSI:70 ; 16 bss,els common a. zo77sosss,
TX cSoRgEWh..e,l al basbeis1 pafius Al SOC. XL
low, 7S bushels new ut Toe. ,!4 10 e .r,f--, fi, al
- ,4ssa RE-ExHHBiTEn. saW'ss = IafI
So bushels. Red, 90 bushels el
!" nR,cHMoND ElyEro = ARgET q q ~. y;
Is The following IS the report or Dit. 7. tam ~
yetghniasfer OF the ssles Of i've STOCK HQsp TIE
y 9th to the 22d OF October, 673 -,,,,,,
ga eA1 saoss 1sny . ssss s esas 1n
sl,EE sas z asas r. srosa Tor soqo'
Ho0s.-Per pound, sold from nen' Wy
clIning. .aassa 4
49, ~ E3<lFtst
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LOUISVILLE, October 23.-Ffonr quiet and ana
ed and sacked ~ Provisions quiet Pork. 10.
Bacon--shoulders. Be-; clear h6, T7xG!hG; siear,l
S4c.; key, &C., clsl. RhlskeS nsm ~ 60@S7s.s 81
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The baltimore Municipal Election.

BALTIMORE, October 23.-The Democrats
have carried the Baltimore municipal cleo
ton by large majority. ' 5 e.. 9.
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COMMERCIALS

- 'S TOBACCO EXCHANGE. 1. = -.
E, -, ttE.S RICHMOND, October 20, 1878. {
PRICES are too unsettled to enable MS to make re
liable quotations. : 80. -; -; -
Thetfollowing are the offer ngs this week -
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,xce,s IS 80 r.
DELIVERED.

80 ~gr STOCK ON HAND.
October. 1872. 6.402 hogsheads; 1873, 5,9sS
hogsheads. Excess nlS72, As hogeheads. fsss'.
RECEIVED, 1873.
,ats1,,,s 40. seabrook,s, 25 ;'Pablie, 90; Ander.
sons. 22; Mycrss, g. Total, 90 packages. ~
"a ,tr,,;;"a1Ooss TOBACCO BIZ ~ ~ -
. y ,SF:ts : .#'' v".aj ','1s72 , 1873
.aj t.F.Gf n a6ns - - enn
"a ,t-..i 1sE sn.0U - u A!lsE5G lI0,eVg
~ = rj.f .=i.a.esI-d .f.r.giY ss1As t-TT7nn
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The followingfs q comparative statement OF In
spec:i6ns at the different warehouses in the city for
gether with stock On hand: &g.t ,.:l1 IL: - 'ff
Inspections 1871 X 1875. s~'.s
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WILLIAM b. GRWFITHS,

PLAiS AND FANCY hiATE-R0OFER,lc .
40S CANAL sThEEr. RICHMOND, VA.
Prices moderate. Cord refCreucsp can ue gwen
Orders lief, at Ionnan's harSiaare bore. Governor
slr".t, and at v ihlams \ H,'s slate-yard: I,ock
1pru;na.i. ,ttsposn To- g1s 80 ~ 4 &c ~ ne
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NOTICE TO SPOEfSAlEfa.. ~.5.iA...t
LAELIN AND RAND POWDER E0HrAha
mauufarture the following brands, which they oncf
h tine public us articles. OF great SUPERIORITY III RI
, ] ORANGE LIGHTNING POWpkR, ~.
~ - - from Nos TO H.. 4. ....L = ri. s.,
ORANGE DUCKING POWDER, . =.
f om Nos. to s. packed IN metal keEs Of d oanfhs
49, AUDUBOE PoW!lEk, III -. ,oi 2
from Nos. soA paeksa 70 ne'al ~ S4o ~
s.s ORANGE ELL RGE POWDER, a.. IS. -, {;
sizes G., Fl. g. and rfF: Gi ID ine'A Aes' " III
Also, BLASTING and MINING; fos sase 1y tna
trade and : DAYEsP9hT a AQHkIosfs
se 1870, AGpnisfo the Manufacturers.
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C0URT ORDERS,

w ILKINSON and WIFE. 49,. Plaintiffs,
W dyGinSt az, 81 ~ "f'..r l@....#'.'' - ~
WEhDLihGkR, substituted trustee. - +
.;Il others, iItIchuantS,
IN CuASCERY t".! - u.s. .s @
The following - an extract from the decree en-
uIcd In This cause on the 1Sth Of October, 1873,
~ tie ChanctIy CGur; Of TIE city OF kfchIuonu:
The cour, DOH further adjydgc, order, and de-
cree that This cause be referred toon" of Ihe conf
n!ssuu,rs OF this court 10 take an account or the
"s'nI" " Henry I.pkhaper, deceased, Ant OF all
debit and dciua Us aYsinyt the estate OF sud dece-
dcit. stahuG whether any such debt or deaGd COM
-tAus lien upon the s. tsleSI Of said decedent in
~. r.L estate ordered ty bts decree 10 be sold"
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EDUCATIONAL
DOCK HILL COLLEGE, ~" .
~ ELLICoTT CITY, MD.

This institution, under the care aud manage9esSh a
of the Christian brothers. y located 10 one o. ,se
most picturesque portions OF tne ase, ~ ttire
himself for engineering. mercantile, or literary
pursuits , 49,, - - (, osnne t y,
For further particulars s.s caralesuo' - ltiia,sl.
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'NfiS a. =. iUnssa.A1k oss ..ss's,.. W. ).
Nl call aiseusiou t6 hee Sataoas ~ $500
SSsrs rd.h And Without ehouitte1-seFnpcs 2issps
5000 and French Eatss8 x!sm nsn ~
,asfW ariieies Tor ia hsss ~ 81 nsSs
1872 SesnnI door Isoa& sSoeaH ~
Hssa gs1rsets Sa.galSs ,,il) Ikesfs ICY ,stf
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FULTZ sEEA WHEAT. go :
'r1'ese yAnev frsssyWs q =
=, EARLY, RED, WITH SMOOTH HEAD
! stg.i sent out by tho
4 u. e. AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT..

Il, IA said by those who bare tried u to bare oon.
~rerr Others YaiIee kps1selys We hase racetfSd 9
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A los Sres hacendados.

La importante casa constructors do aparatos in
illustrates. Gail Comp de Paris, ian iguam en-
to Dtrosne Cail tan h0nTadamer to conocida en-
todoS los palses azucarer0s espec ameute In Isa
de Cuba las tslas vecina5 de Trinidad, Martiniea
y Gu sdalupe dondC ha teniao anciativa do divi-
dir ell trabao por medic dc las instaaciones ds ia
brlcas Centrales." Ina discriminate establecer una
agencla en- esta Isa lin de ponerse mas en- reacion
con los Srea. hacendados que ueces ten alRunos 8
todos los aparatls qae 80 emplean para Ia elabora-
cion del azIIcar
La casa dc Gail Comps tene en- la Isla vecina dc
Cuba. un cstabecimieDto importante on donde hay
slcnp en- deposito todos los aparaios arri Da men
cior ados
Con oil obeto de dar los Sres hacendadu us los por
memories que puedap desear, un in euit do La ca
S. quedara pnesto hjo en la Isia de puerto Rico
lie aoueTdo con el rcptes ntanSe inrast rito mo
otro aenaIran as haciendas dnnds los lamen.
Las ventaJas dc los aparatos dc Ia casa Gail "a
son demdsiadas conOcIdas. para que sea noces tio
Indi diearas Eqn, siuo eAumertLndoias:
Economic de biazos;
Ecpnonlia do .combustble;
Productu super or on a1ncAr sea on calidad or mo
en- cautldad
Iratamlento do las mieles, 10 que permite snpri-
MIR al eo5tosO esta p ecimieutJ de puIg gugro.
IosSres hacendados estau va cn poslGion de aIre-
ctar los r. sdOs obtenid por In on com
r eta heoha por la Gail v Comp vn IN hacieu-
da san Vicente Vega bsj dc la propiedad del
Sr ID. Leonardo lgaravideZ, a. cuai ha tornado lA
inuiativa do este ScrdIlero pTogreso industrial ea
esta Islu Puerto nlco. mayo IL dc ts73. III Ageata
b. L0uhet. 80 calIe dc Totuan. a-2