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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-08

NESS. 3 O'CLOCK !
WEDNESDAY. April 7-P. VI.


With somewhat smaller business the temper Of
speculation at the Stock Exchange to-day has been
the reverse Of that of yesterday afternoon and the
closing prices Of leading stocks generally show an
improvement of from to per cent, with an
exceptional advance of 81 per cent in the price
of Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph. This stock.
which for o long time had been neglected,
at 24G25. suddenly became in demand to-day. and
the dealings at times were attended with consider
able animation. resulting, after fair amount of
business, attended by frequent fluctuations 10 the
advance already referred to. Western Union, on
about half the amount of yesterdays business, has
been strong, without presenting any peculiar fea-
ture Pacific Mail opened. amid much excitement,
quite weak but afterward steadily gained
strength all day. We do not under
stand that the deficiencies existing in
the Western agencies of this Company even sos
Sected of being defalcations, but are supposed to
have arisen from the manner Of keeping the 20
counts, 30 that while the books Of the Ncv-York
Office show these agencies to be in funds to tho
amount Of about $l5o.0Oo. they Arc in fact abort
S227.960. Union Pacific has been unusually quiet
and steady, the extreme 2nctuations having been
only ! per cent Enc. late IN the day. became
Su;te active. and made au RpwsCd W0ysmsat Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-08
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

YrvyoRx Apnl 7-BKRyEs Arrivals to-day l4j
smooth and fat steer. Of WEIGHT was not 80 strong a, on
Mo, seller battle up Ss o, Sa ns %
Washington quite good as on any previous d., for
dress IS the ewt far to strictly prime Do ~e. ,Sl a.
9d2q dss, 57s5s 10 common % @eiaIn do at 10 aa
Dr.: ,a 70 Of fTf ss esso.es i1e f
sellers were aud smiling faces
IS e. sorts " sI.oH for Kahn Dosa and W
D a. Culver for Aerou 70 TnOl, Ga average
n2a3 D. to Ee'. % ID g the s,0' II, 1"t 30 Dc? "a
s. Io =. ewt At ii H. II Do l.
e.s 81 n is G TO S q IS &c., e's 80 S s:.
steers. liiaSl2e y IT, TO DIRE" 81 to the
Charles Kahn sold for Kahn SO Illinois steers
lsl2s n d!s'; 50 81 e as Sro;s eT.
re r. to :Ie 81 ID to the gross e"i "A coarse
< Dsd :: I'D I'D s 10 d sslS %, Co. 81 Illinois steers
S,,S .a Or aad 3;' !. li f'Rii steers
81 a.$. VIII. &c !; . cs....
ss 9 70 s s' s. n IS ss s e.
Gol.%n :e fcf Mcri; w,lIs' 80 E.aSi' steer ~
e~l; So lSaii's dress q n' 2Y ls 49, 8.
SS Use I'D ol E.ss Ban 81 coarse oxen
'' % Ss ' :o of Norm Co., ' In% limos @
average c ~ to dress 81 n to the gros ewi II dO ~
81, The drove: 40 t Eastman. 81 for
IL thompson,
T. G. Eastman .o hi, 80 IinO. steers ert
swt al % 81 ~ 81 Do strong "a ewt at l2'c to
dress SO 20 d. strong ewt at IL % :, dress % 10 With Doc
do Ga III dress 81 ~ with 81 y
head off, 40 cw. at l2c y ID 70 dress b7 h. with 81
33 do ~ at De- TO dIe-s 81 ID 80 do y
81 nj 48 40 S dress 81 ~ With Doe head OF
05 l2 with si5 OF the ios IL strong
"a ewt lc dress 81 Al mixed stays, &e 7 cwt
At lOls SO and with W. Thompson 66 Illinois
half owned BY Coon Thompson
and the other Monroe cant lle ~ de
81 10, sod 81 y head - ~.
IL is p m to dress 81 10 30 do ewt, at he 10 do,
l2l4c y h. 10 dres 81 No. 81 y head II do Ga
a le and hsd q carload unsoi.
W. Thomps for self and C. Coon 30 Illinois strong
~ At IL t9l2e 10 dress 81 NJ 80 do on ewt a.
ewL llsl2c and had Is prime do strong So est
sesel Myen soh their 81 Illinois
iadl2c ~ to dress 81 ID 80 do ll3lc dress 81
n: ~ Do 7ilewt, at l2e dress OF N; 40 ia 29
l2'. 80 do e.t :. II e D. 70 srs o. ~ Ts u head
Sr... 81 S .pS 81 bead a. II d. 81 esI !. ii r. r. TO
dress 81 o. and head ADD 10 d. Ga evI a. lie n
cAIvs-Resps we're All bead 27l ct sItetbs # and l4o q,
Forty ghhst With sght reduction 10 prices sales bhsk
The market generally satisfactory.
Coed vesls sold s Toe D. ordinary 10 fsf DO 8d9
l:ss KIe, Sa % STATE 's.h. ,is ".ns. s,se ~.
and IL do, 100 b. Tie
kno.ton sold 80 si.ts y.s $50 svsnss At Zoe p nj ~
d.. $50 n ct De-; and 3 do, ITO b. tSc
snsrs LAsBsRseepts ~ esn 240 head 10
prices sbss &c higher Ass ess b rpsrsa sss NsaasI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-08

Common to strictly rrme un,horn sheep rarred rom 69se NJ
few ertra do were d ordinary iaf ehppsd
do a, bs,dGr and fair Spring lambs Of f6dS7 ~ al .
D. a. Culver sold 1874 illinois sheep ~ svesgs o.
pm. - =. o. M ~
~ Pidcock sid IA Ohio sheep l12ia average 1t ., NJ
gg 49, 10 G3,ci 106 d. l16 ~ at &c; 100 40 ~ y
SCI G5 Do 80 D. II ~ 100 ~ l7d i9dIaN. 90 20 &C.
clipped Ohio do. SGa ID at 5'; 239 do fo2 D'
Hume Elliott sold l5f State sheep. ~ NJ average IS a.,
1910. 9J H. at 49,; 90 Ohio do - ID ~ no. e. ' a,
81 T. head. o, =, oo,. =, ro,
pts 402 or 649s hog,-zL2 cars TOT
and IL jersey CI r. H. Red ID % M oo ~,
1867 average at SIG d. i've weight CiD dre'se' Dos' "'
higher, and closed At ~ &c v d. all weights
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-08
THE STATE OF TRADE.
srpopRAN MARKETS

to,noy Anr 7-lo;3O Railway shares preferred ~
IiynspooI Apr 7-l2 D. m-Coton is firm; Middlng ID
lands Sds ID Miaing Olean sisaSidi sales. $4,000 bales
nudng ODD bales pecu export Cotton u arrive
Lied cheaper the basis Of Mtdg nothing o,ow We OF
Ordinary deliverable April and MsJ. l56 do Lo'hnE oe'o"
Low Midftnq deliverable May and June at s l-lH.
LospoS rs mrbe rate Of discount the open makes
o three months bills 56 which "a 36 per cent be,o6
the Bank England Psrs dispatches quote rentes al o "
LIVERPOOL April TO m.-Ltrt. SIG Pewt
A.rvgRP, Apnl 7-PetroYeum 3Of for bne Pale Anencan
IoSpos Ipr 7EveningLinseei OIL 20 cwI Spirits Tur-
nentine % b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-08

BosroS April THE Wool market unchanged, WIN M
rprv H., All kods there better ormtn; Of sntabe
prse such Medium and No. Pieces ami Combne ana pesne
Feeces the there demand r
them There good supply Of ue eos
ard Choice Australia but buyers sun ooe
,IthoYyh prices urher concession
can sea DeHrabe lots 4 Super 10 eqnes ana
M r1css Ohio ard Pennyvsna Fcrees have
been At quality incalle Xxx n nd eiiup os at
highest Mich aud .eors Freezes az
ZOO and Combng De9ine bIabCr Pn oo ranges
from 40 70 BE as to quality Coco aud Ctoce SupeFs
.eling az 90 j1c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-08
LINCOLN PARK BONDS
CHICAGO.
Issue of 100000 7 p. c. Sinking Fund Bonds,
Town OF North Chicago and the Commissioners
OF I.incsla Park.

INTEREST COUPONS lr APRIL and lsr OCTOBER payable AZ
the AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK, 10 Hew'fors
BONDS 1885, and may be registered at 'ad bDi
In Of owner If deeirei
SINKING FCSD annually beginning April ISIS w
purchase under loI or not "
price, By annual drawings al par
THE provided FOR BY annual tax all the property
and personal North Chicago the real estate separate IRON the
we'll toe property the Park all BY the
State Is 1871 evocaby pledged for the security and
redemption Of these bonds
TUe PRESENT issue the only debt Of Cous
debS Of VI
valuation
THE TOWN NORTH CHICAGO that part Of the City Of Chi
caec the Chicago River and fronting Lake
Michigan and by the State Law empowered Issue BONDS 'f @ pu
TR VALUE OF TB LAND in the Park within the town limits
81 100000 has been expended on m
An annual provided for It's farther improvement
and maintenance
IN clear neanbance, with the exception OF
acquisition Of which necessity TO the PARK
Of which the proceeds OF 1HI Issue Oh BONUS "
be spilled
Messrs wIysLOw LAyIBR CO., and MORTON, BLISS CO..
by tue undegned Commissioners OF Lincoln frh 10
described bonds for % and 10 receive propo qnu
THURSDAY The EIGHTH DAY OF APRIL noon 10 purchase
an pa of the Of ninety
ana sccued interest which offers will be accepted
THE AWARDS will the highest bidders and In ease
exceeding the amount offered the remainder aei usn
70 the rext highest and equal bds
THE BONDS are ready delivery but those who desire n de-
half three fouhs Of ther purchase
can DO BY adjustment Of iuteres. for such delay
FORMS OF PROPOSALS copies OF the laws win the opinion
Won ~ WINsLOw LANIER CO.. 81 Pinest N. Y. ~
MORTON, BLISS co. DreIei Building, N
e S SassssSS csnr.,,t...r
j jss0s f sTSixros Lincoln r"'
Marc 1874
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-08


corr cor: Meat Meat S.r.S dSs 90 Corn Ms'' Go" k'' 500
PREIGiTshe continue. 10 he little doing
weak Grain Liverpool By steam is offered at 6 eey but
%snd Tonnage in moderme supply and soft though
particularly ebnge Shippers are operating eau n %
small lots Of Provisions are shipping 27s 3D. Boa
at nsS' S ssaes to- Bremen sR s5 csas
pye terms but said to be at IS l0' E3rwg.n bark ron
Italian Alicante with 800 bb and 1000 cases d. a.
TO Bristol Channel las, evening With 799 o. Grain At o.
port with s25 Oil Cake terms not made
private adves Europe induce much feeling
and % 9 o s ss b" a sas Sa e The much
prices checks the demand aes are hu1e Wi1e at
rngraic low? and Min9ect' 81 % Tor NO. Chicago sDH1g
~ "r No. o q held an,a' 81 ,le rs 81 2s for No CO.
Amber ia A 81 %s S' %aI 3 for 10
1e aS5 S 0 sa S 70 Of G S on
private Barley Malt hraer; sales OF 10000 busn ciy Prime
81 so ims ard 400 hu1 rsoroseG state 40
are W s' mot sse are s s0 b U ses oo Ssd
aaoai White ct 75G7G on track Western MIed held a, !oe
Mixed Site at 7ac aacl. and White 7d Rye dn
quiet: the - 900 bush State at VI Corn IS yey
higher the desd 'D-qauve thoagh hieh,
sales go 600 bush Damp and o1s9sa at
MIed 9te hosi DO White 81 o92e Tor New DO sos
" & Je . fe0" 1885, 'H'' 'N' 0
HAY And sTRAw-The market rather and the demand
moderate qroe Shipping zoe retail lots SOC AL coyI
a70 and Sal, % aGc Straw dull and weeke at ood9oc
for Long RTe 6jc for Short do. CjG7Oc. for Dat
SrORES-Thcre IN
at prices quote - % aa$2 IL for ony TO
Good siraiae bbs strained private terms said 10
b, a. - lO0 ~ 2 bb No 2 ~ % Spirits
peutine he'd With coIfeace 36a wheh prices about Vo
bl unchanged but selling slowly at ~ ~ I'd
81 du but STEADY ~ 20 for uty IN round p9reti de'
Hver-d.
OS-Tinscl weak the inquiry fair; quoted a. 7OGll FOR
casks from HANDS, Crude Sperm doll aud L0mH al - iUU
81 g quiet unchangts zoe for Northern; toe Tor
southern Beahed Winter aud Zoe for Unbe1ctei 90
Mephaien request 4O6iJe Lanl Is held very
.trongy 81 1881 20 asking prices other s are Dan
PROVSIONS-The Pork market j. ess active and lower closing
tame; bbs New Mess S22 90; % bbls FANNY Mess
x22 jO bills Western Prime Mess at aboni SO IoOo bs
6Od 81 90 closing az the INSIDE free LOU
bb. $l2 SOa s2J Beef is steady quiet sales
Of 81 bb ssa$9 30 for Plain Mes 81 for EI;ra 70 for
Pscse sales Of 25 ties Ctr trta inan
private Beef Hams steady GGeg ses Of ou
bbl southern $lSa&l9 Cut Meats hgher and more a'ue;
sales 800 pece' ssc for Fresh SboIaer' 9a9g 10;
ckcd d.: lOL. for Smoked do l22dl3e ior CIV ekel
Hams bulk 2 iot westem Pekei re for LOO boxes shoI,
smoking Bellies lie; $4,000 meaum weights c; Zoo
iore, Fat private Bacon again figh sales
Of 2C0 City Long Clear, i2e nov hed higher 4oo
boxes Short Clear reported. lZAc Dressed hgs
are scarce ara hghe; sales Of tv l0 Lard less active ard
waer. - City 10 Gl6 i 40 ts Western steam
10 9Gdl5s for iatGre delivery hear o. oOO @ seller May
5S; $50 seller June. 10 l3lO0l5 e 'oO seller July,
closing
BtrrKR-rhe Rout steady for choice grades other
qualities weak the liberal Supplies and limited
1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-08
The bids for stocks at the close OF the Elk.
change were :


The London advices report a steady tone to British
and American securities money being easy, with the
rate for three months discount at 3-16 below the
Bank OF Eli gland rate. The foreign exchange mar
ke has been strong at specie shipping rates, but
gold though strong at 1l4sUl4., was not influenced
thereby. the sales having been small and the market
devoid of fresh incident. On gold loans tho rates
were g. q, . and per cent for carrying The Gus
toms receipts at Washington to-day were S1SO,OOo.
The Internal Revenue receipts were $4,000 The
United States Treasurer received in National
bank notes for redemption, $4,000. The
Assistant Treasurer paid out $4,000 in coin interest
and $3.50 in redemption of called bonds The
DAYS business at the Gold Exchange Bank COW
cred Gold cleared. S33 $4,000; gold balances,
SlGG354G: currency balances. S1.9iC,5l0. The quo
tations for gold were follows:
iu:oo...Il44s il3o.-l14s, l:oo...ll4s 2;So.ll4si
ii:00..ii43 i2:3O...ll4s. 2:OO...l144 all4@a
The days business at the u. . Sub Treasury COM
prised
s9lG9si u Cuencv 2 dd ~ ~
God pavne1ts.... 2,lS42u6 - Customs .... 49iVoo w
Soq Iee a6S I2 Gs sent to asln 2ll75OO 90
Curencv Uaymts. l,lOj.sO4 "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-08

ATLANTA AND RICHMOND AIR LINZ S.
BURLINGTON CEDAR RAPIDS, AND MINNESOTA lists
CAIRO AND FULTON X. r. lists
CANADA SOUTHERN r. K lists.
CAYUGA LAKE Il. lstG
CENTRAL X Z OF IOWA ISIS
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO LIST AID 2da
CHICAGO. DANvILLB AND vINCkNNBS lists
CONNECTICUT WESTERN luA
CONNECTICUT VALLEY lA
DANvILLk U. b. AND PRKlN 1sta
GALVESTON. H. AND HENDERSON irS
HOUSTON AND TExAs CBNrRAL lsta
INDIANAPOLIS b. AND WESTERN. all issues
KANSAS PACIFIC, all isuoA
LAKE SUPERIOR AND MISS T. z. 1stA
LOGANsPORT, C. AND SOUTHW RSrkRN lsn,
NEW HAVEN n AND WILlIhANrIC lua
NRW-JkRskY MIDLAND lea
NETWORK AND Osw ECO MIDLAND, Ill isssa
NORTHERN PACIPlCs, 1910 lst
PEORIA AND ROCK ISLAND Isl
WEST WISCONSIN, L. a. LIST
INVESTMENT SECURITIES CONSTANTLY on HAND
Orders stseh and BssAs psnp sxsssssd q W. y. eseA
Exchange.
III. G.. WILLIAMS e Co.,
- WALTZ, = +
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-08
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

WEDsRDAY, ApnI7 1873.
COTTOy-The movement In spot Cotton small
tei steady ouvons receipts :. the shipping
1886 ths week b595 ba this
8lS bsiss consolidated -four days. reps n 500
pors-to Great Britain IA 1913 bses TO the Continent l3949
$50 $50 bales
uosoos classification IN 1874,
sd UDna Cotton Ia stors 10 quality than hsu
esde o. the ouoted:
ortiaau...4s Stnet i"od oninsp.l6S Mddlns. ..l7ls
Good Ord ..I5st Low Md .........IUa Good MID, 1871
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-08
TIL K MARKETS.
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.


WEDNESDAY,. April Z, 1875.
Tie following complete list - exports 'a1pei n vessels "hich
we're cleared to-IsT for orc2n pors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-08

Sales yesterday After m-Apr. 200 1870; NAV 500
iSs LAY 100 Y sss ssp..sss. SS Y lSs2e oeessI
:-xph, 10 Ias2eieSsi M.I,- ie %: s2sIS lt.iSe:
i 81. s:s.:assr os.ss. IS -
slee. J,.s.y 10 iileslss @.rss barely steady sale.
~ SO n, ssa eos 49, soS is t ssas M NJ: 10 20
10 lbios; 200 10 2oses 1000: IL lslee Ju.s i6O n
ise js 100 ~ aiee LOO Z iSsSs Assa.. 100. il s5
800 is+e Ys,snt 100 10 1889; Decenb. 100 II 1885
.:u.ns 500. = .ses. ions, Issw. % LOO bAss Bic per
fail ell isrn. mel t..aprsd' ordinary egoss
l6e hir o. l6tel7c good d., ~ s0l7ac and prime
Is z016te gold nA GRADES euist bat steadily held
FLOUR AID nRaLrhs No n'I:, opened sndsr the
~ ,Dds nd ~ grse DskT RxW Ne ~ sspssss vsss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-08
Ohio. Rr.Trsns bdsf6 400 " 10
Whit Wteot. kItfa

setve stronger the close the mtet rather nne cn no,
active low grades held with increased 6mess sales oil ooVV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-08
good inquiry in this market at firm rateT holder,

CHPEsR-here thlS marEet
somcwha their owing 10 the "y Hdacuol u
stock: the no ne trade full values !" quote:
nne state FACTORY, new =, IN
y........., l634dl7 all cream fair. IA hdl6
stats Factory good State Factory.
fte l0 dl6i2 all hall
State Factory. SKINNED '''''.'.'' NO
20 fair. lil26lO state FACTORY, new
Western FACTORY all ul skim . q
TO l2 dl4l, State pineapIle... ~ "a
Ohio -"
FACTORY,
Is softer bu first hands are oferng conpaa
unsettled Will
he seen by the following quoted lac prompt sud IA
Ii bbl reported oh Tor prompt deIveF az
l34 and small lots at Ia &c all prompt
quiet bat steady al IS@=Ue' truce
prlc.s on red; csc prompt e. for April small lots
kaptha held a. 9'ie The Phlaieiph, mar
tet for Refined dull and az lac for spot and II 70
is uOminay II isdl Adves from
rcbpr doing Quoted II 70 Oil CITY 81 So Ronsev
dul ~ 90 Petroleum Cenr dn 81 II DO
Tute doll and weaker 81 40 bid az wells Parsrs quiet nothing
doug limited ri Union, 81 45 shipments II W 2Gtl o.
main 6rm sales Of 81 hhd Mucoysdo at 33s hhds DO
do at c Clay S snd 4oO lh1 taOa Museo-
y,to AT late evening 81 bags Beet ROOT a. oe'
we ouote Fair Refining Cuba 1sDs Prime do st &C.
s Retned is ia fair G9 for SOFT Yellow
9s-dlOs White; lOa for Cushed lo' Tor Powder e
SEES-Coyer i, IN ght demand chiefly home trade at about
100 bags Choice state and western sou AZ IA ~
II.oth, /. quoted nominally at ~ GO0F2 90.
and the Is not quite as strong ~
lG for Civ ard Wesem nomnsl 1000 uees No sold
at 10 ,c and 10000 ID NJ. | on private terms ooo
ID cry at ss; 2OUOO Western Ssasac according TO gna
tv 30 hills dark 63, and 50 bb Grease Oh at %
WHISKY-The higher with fair demahd sales OF 5VV
bbl. at 81 IA, and % bbi.. Alcohol at 81 L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-08

The Philadelphia stock market is inactive; Penn
sylvania Gs third issue. III Philadelphia ana Ere
Railroad. 22s Reading Railroad, So; Pennsylvania
Railroad So. Gold l1f,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-08
The closing quotations Of foreign exchange are as

The money market at the openiug was easy at
and 3 per cent then advanced TO temporarily, and
closed in ample supply at the opening rates. Prime
discounts are in good request and quoted as fol-
lows:
pouble.r,med: SIT, DAYS Fonr months.
FTst-ciaSf .............s'''''''' D ~ ~ O'3G
Good o2U O2
Silgt-uamec:
NJ 80 well kpOEE............. a . QlO
The following is the Clearinghouse statement:
Cueucy exchange $50 $50 6G God eIauges.. si8944l2
Cuoncy ts!ances.. 3675525 God balaDces... ll2674l
Government bonds, on good demand were strong
and higher. We annex the latest quotations:
1881 Re1siered.. .l20oaal21 1907 CouDonslN dl2lls
1851 Loulaus 7sZl22 1863 COuD0us......2 al2lt
lsb2 Conrou ll7Ts4lI4 lO-ie Registered. i4sll4as
iSb4 Coupons 0ll94 1910 iall57s
1865 aiZi 81 lSSl Coupons i2dl l65i
1855 Coupons al20e Currency Pac6cs. 7sGl2O
G.tn hn tn
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Gill Shorter, Ala
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President Of City Bank.
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Druggist
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Sheriff Bib County.
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My Wife.
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~ think Simmons Liver Regulator one of
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Alexandria, Va, July 9th, 1874.
Ny personal acquaintance with majority OF
the gentlemen controlling the Montpelier Fe-.
male Humane Association and the reputation OF
all of them enables me to commend them asfully
entitled to the confidence of the public. No act
or representation inconsistent with honor and
integrity need be app-ehended ed in the conduct or
representations Of these gentlemen.
r. w. HUGHES,
u S. Judge East. Dist. OF Va.
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