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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-20

VI VAANTED-AN EXPaRII NCED RETAIL DRESS
7 w goods salesman; those having first class
I references apply. j. a. q. JOHNSTON.
Broadway, 5th and ed ST.
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HELP wANTED-MALEs.

A GENTs-FIgsT CLASS 'CANvAssERs FOR A
n specially money made RAPIDLY selling our chromes
and noyees greatest variety in the city largest
missions allowed. AMERICAN NOVELTY COMPANY,
292 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-20

WAN1ED-A SITUATION AS CUACHMAN AND
w groom, by a young mani sober and trustworthy
with two years superior esumonllls from last EN-.
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CUSTOM SHOE sHOP-CENTRAL LOCA TIoN
~ arse first class trade splendid opening for practi
cal man great bargain. Full partc ulars with JANE:
DENNIS y co, III Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-20

OSO WEST 10TH ST. TO- FLOOR FRONT ROOM
az Asrespectable Protestant nurse has lived IN
sewer and kind to children Call address this
week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-20

COMPETENT CHIEF COOK WANTS sITUA
n ton; city or country. Address j., Cook, les Eas
Houston 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-20

CAFES, CHEAP FOR CASH.-HFRRINGiS. vALEN
- tine Buffers Marvin's Wiider's, all sizes; slik
house and jewelers. Safes Lilies improved safes a
reduced prices LILIES sAFE COMPANY.
= Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-20

yNANrED--A POSITION, BY A SINGLE MAN GER
w nam, who understands hot aud cold graperies,
landscape gardening aud vegetables. Inquire OF
ADOLPH FlNfURER, College Point Hotel, L.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-20

orc 9Th Av. IN THE FANCY sToRE-A YOUNG
- 40 woman as maid and seamstress; good refer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-20

MARBLE SODA WATER APPARATUS. ALL Styles
vi Ottawa Beer Fountains and tNtract ut reduced
prices At J. WHITFIELD SONS Warerooms No.
262 Water street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-20

WANTED-A SITUATION AS CoACHMAN; WOULD
w prefer country place; can drive well end also
can milk is willing 70 make himself generally useful
by married man, with child respecta Bile reliable
aud sober; good references Address box lSO Herald
Brooklyn Branch Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-20

yNANTED-AN ASSISTANT BOoKKEEPER; MUST
w be experienced, good penman accurate ana n
single man. Address, with reference box 5,l4l Post
Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-20

IVog ALE CnEnP-A BUTCHERS SHOP, ON A
IL leading thoroughare; Ice house and fixtures com.
plee cash business. Please call at No. IS A.
antic avenue, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-20

JyrANTED-A SITUATION As COACHMAN BY A
w single young man understands the care Of horses,
harness and carriages thoroughly objection TO the
country best reference sobriey, capapilty and
honesty. Call address j. 7. H., 1893 Broadway.
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CoAcHMEN AND GARDENERS.

A YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUATIoN-AS co ,cF-
"A man groom, city or countryi good reference.
Call o Ill 22d
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-20

INANTED-TEN SALESLADIEs FOR OUR CLOAK
w and suit department: those understanding fitting
preferred. Call between and II. PARTISAN sUIT CO.,
No. % East l4tn 81.
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1nO BROOME STA VERY RESPECTABLE SET.
1OA tied intelliRent person. widow, wishes posi-
ton good family where she would be treated with
consideration: would be found reliable and trustworthy
willing and obieing In all duties assigned her. perma
nant position rather than large salary would do cham
berwork take charge of an infant; no objection 10
leavine the city for the Call address, for
three Mrs. EBERLk.
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GENTLEMAN WISHES SITUATION FOR A
n groom and coachman, whom be can recommend as
acarefu driyer and Thoroughly comp tent TO take fu
3065 New York Post ONCE.
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WANTED-A FIRST CLASS WAITRESS; CITY REF.
w required. Call at No. 10 West Goth St, be-
tween 9 aud 10 O'Clock.
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one EAST 18TH ST.. DOWN sTAIRS.-As WAIT
OUO ress objection to the country; best city refer
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XNANTED--A SMART SMALL GIRL. TO TAKE CARE
w Of a child and assist In homework IN small
private mmy references for honesty required Call at
\NANIED-A GOOD WORKING HOuSEKEEPER TO
w take entire charge OF a small fnmy. Apply. with
reference, from 10 IL A. NJ. at S05 Washington st,
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Icn WEST 2sTH STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG
lou girl to take care of children and do plain sew
ing; willing and obliging; good reference from last
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-20

VYTANTED-SALESMEN AND CANvAsSERS, WI II
w limited means to travel remain in city; busi-
ness legimate sells eyerywhere nearly all profit SO
TO $50 per day made OWING TO ability OF salesman: none
but those meaning business need apply Call IRONS
NJ toe T. A.. ~ room IL, Revere House, corner Broud
ana Houston Il.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-20

EoR SALE, CHEAP FOR CAsH-oLD ESTABLISHED
IL corner Liquor store, in Brooklyn; gOo1 location
Address B. box l23 nerall Brooklyn Branch once.
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7oS WEST 18TH ST.. sToRE.-A CoMPETEN'
1sCD girl WI itress; take full charge of silver
would do chamberwork if reauired best city references
from last place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-20

WANTED-A GOOD OPERATOR ON WHEELER &
w Wilson'S or Grover Bakers sewing machine, to
Il short distance IN the country for two weeks
month reference required No Van Nest place. be-
tween 4th and Bleecker sts., om ID to g.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-11
The wheeling Steamer Nail City.
IN trouble nj Cincinnati.

lrom the Commercial Of yesterday
The following case, showing what In.
Justice may he done in the name Of jus.
liCc, is reported
On Friday last in the Clerks office Of
the Southern District Of Ohio, libel was
filed By the Champion Coal Tow.boat
Company, Of Cincinnati, against the
steamboat "Sail City" for the recovery
of one hundred dollars, the price Of n
thousand bushels Of coal sold to the
steamboat. The clerk Of the Nail City,
who checked of the weights, reported to
his Captain that they were hundred
bushels short. Thereupon there wa' n
dispute az to the bill between Capt. Liev.
ing and the coal company, which resulted
in representative Of the company post
ing off in a rage, aud swearing that he
would force the payment Of the bill. At
the time the Nail City was anchored on the
Coyinpton side, detained on her way from
Louisville to Wheeling by high water,
which would not admit Of her passing
under the bridges. MesSrs. Lincoln,
Smith & Stephens were employed a. ntlor.
news for the coal company, md they filed
the libel referred to. In the meantime
CAPTAIN Lieving thinking over the mat
Ter. and rather than incur the detention,
expenses and vexatiOns Of aSllit, proilered
the hundred dollars, but he was informed
that the case was in the hands Of altor.
news and would I've settled by law, and the
money waa refused. ThCrcup0n the Zap
tain repaired to the United States Dis.
ltict Attorneys office to see what could
lie done in the matter Upon advice he
Maid the Clerks coati in the Cnac, amount
Inc To 20 II, there being no other CO7l', a4
Inc DEPUTY Mnrshnla had not yet seized
the boat, and the case wa' dismissed by
order II the attorneys iur the cnal com
pany.
Captain Licving then went across lhe
river To put hil steamer in readiness Tor
departure. hut IN arriving there was
surprised To find that the boat had been
seized upon . warrant served by Deputy
Marshal Harrington, Of Coyingion. II
sccm, that the Champion Goal Company,
not satisfied with entering suit IN the
Circuit Court in Ohio, had filed, al'o, a
libcl in Kentucky 10 recover the same
hundrch dollnra. Captain Licving, still
anxious to have the ca,c settled, yielded
To the injustice II having To pay over
again the costs II suit, which in some
manner or other hal been figured mp to
$50 -. I'm his receipts for coats paid nm
| this side, h. was allowed nm abatement To
the amount Of 90, alsu the attorneys
docket fees 49,, reducing the amount Of
costs to S28 ~, which he shclIcd out, and
the vessel sailed away rejoicing.
The Gaze may not, considering the
amount involved, seem very important
ono. II IL merely given to illutrate hos
uninirnc'' may triumph in Courts oI
! Justice.
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after the war. Nevertheless, the number
Of failures does not diminish, as il did
after the credit-panic Of 1857, but in
creases with alarming rapidly. Alter
the panic Of 1851, though average Of LA
bilities decreased 81 per cent IN single
year, the aggregate Of business transac-
tons represented by the clearing Of the
New York banks decreased at the same
time only 30 per cent. But alter the dis
aster Of 1873 the decrease in New York
clearings was almost precisely as great Is
the decrease in average liabilities. The
clearings in 1874 were $50 per cent les,
than in 1873, and the average liabilities
500 per cent less. These facts all point
to the same COnClusion-that the shrink
age in business has been very great, ii not
quite as great as the shrinkage in credits
and liabilities. Although the indebted
ness Of the commercial classes has been
so far cleared that under ordinary cir
cuHstances business would be in very
healthy condition, capital still shrinks
from risk or long investment.
Much OF this unwillingness to invest is
due To the crusade which has been made
in several Western States against those
public enemies, the bOndhOlders, railroad
builders, bankers, manufacturers, and
capitalists generally. Counties have set
officials on to swindle their creditors,
Legislation against railroads has APP
preached the point Of conilscalion. For
the taxation OF manufacturing and bank
ing capital, States have passed laws so
oppressive that even their own courts
have interiered. The Western COmmun-
ist, whose notion Of government seems to
be that it is divinely appointed as the
means by which the many may rob the
few is responsible already for much com
mercial and industrial disorder, and
has not seen the end Of il yet.
But in its dealings with the national
finances and credits the same spirit has
doubtless done much greater mischief.
All investments and business ventures de-
pend in large degree upon the conduct
Of the Government. As soon as there
was a prospect Of II new initiation
Of the currency, capital began to seek
safety, just as the passengers on a Vest
ern steamer beg to go ashore when the
hands begin to roll tar.barrels into the
furnaces. Not even the disaster OF 1873
caused so much alarm, or inflicted as great
injury upon commerce and industry,
rs the subsequent uncertainty respecting
the financial course Of the Government,
Every hOarse cry for more money, every
demonstration against the bondholders,
drives millions Of capital to It's hiding
places. Nor can we reasonably expect to
see marked Improvement until political
events have fixed the policy OF the Gov.
eminent for some years to come.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-11

The wheat surplus Of Minnesota is
estimated a. high as 30,OOO,0OO bushels.
The agricultural product Of Colorado is
estimated at about S,0OO0OO, or double
that Of last year.
Tramps in the Eastern States are refus.
ing SO day to assist in haying, and will
not work at any price,
Only 5jOOO,0OO acres, out Of a total
area Of Sol, 100000, are under cultivation
in the Southern States,
In Colorado, Wyoming and New Mex.
leo the prospect for full crops is better
than for two years past.
The amount Of last years grain crops
held in the West has been estimated
"a high "a onc.quartcr Of the entire pro.
duct.
The wheat and oat crop Of Southern
Illinois is considered almost total loss.
Nine and half inches u rain fell last
month.
Four hundred and sevlntyiyc reapcrs
and thirtyiive thrashcrs have been sold at
Wichita, Kansas, to harvest the crop Of
the Arkansas River Valley.
III Nen'ncSy where Jug greater greater
portion VI 'ne 'oDacGo crGp Is sTrH"in,
Tue lhu'ca'lonS arg tnut ulGre MiIl W
= no WE'VE per cent oe''e' y''" ''"" !"
800 c,u-, IT,. IN ,-,,.,,
IN !sh!ral Al :,, "If -, = "Fousna
prgValieu, causing great ua"laBc " V LII
any cotton. IN some places no ram hau
IaiIeh Tor from Tour 70 siA weeks ---
Ihe average, yield OF wheat Per acre acre
IN Southern Kansas Is from ~ 70 ~
bushels, some ilsid' running rs hlgIl as
forty bushels. The crop was all safely
harvested.
owing To tue s9ll'les' ol lne gtollnu
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EFFECT OF ARSICA or THE SKIN
Contrary to the opinion usually enter.
tanned as to the effect Of tincture Of arni.
ca on the skin, DR.. White communicates
to Tie Medical and Surgical Journal the de-
tails Of some cases which show that, when
applied to the skin, it proves, in certain
individuals, an irritanI poison. Such in.
stances, DR.. White believes, occur not in.
frequently, but are not recognized, the
appearances which follow it, use being
often mistaken for the immediate effect,
or sequel, Of the injury or other trouble
for which it was used, even the physician
often failing to recognize the artificial ma
ture Of the eczema he is called to treat,
and to connect il with the prior applica.
ton Of arnica to the skin. The almost
universal belief in its harmlessness, too,
is mentioned by DR.. White as preventing
the patient, in most cases, from commu-
nicating to the physician the fact Of its
use before the appearance Of the disease.
Very few Of the works on toxicology, and
none OF those on maIeria medica place
arnica among the poisOns.
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CHEMICAL CoSTITUENrs oFTHE BRAIS.
Some interesting Investigations recent.
ly made by NJ. Cooley into the chemical
constitution of the brain, show that the
human cerebral substance contains about
50 per cent Of water; and that two albu-
minoid matters are present, one not dii.
iering from albumen and soluble in wa.
ter, while the other is insoluble-and Tor
this the investigator proposes the name OF
cephaline. The fatty substance Of the
brain, he finds, is formed principally Of
cholesterin, lecilhin aHal Cerebin, also
olein and margarin, aud the organ con.
tains likewise certain salts, some soluble
in water and in alcohol, others soluble in
water and not in alcohol. During deCom.
position, the cerebral pulpiurnishes acid
products, among which arp Oleic, mar.
garlic, iphosphO-gIyceric and phOsPhOric
acids.
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EDUCATIONAL.
WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE
ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

Ia. Institution, which has l-',n in sg0rc,-!a
operation i1T the last isrnl!-hNr yezEs, sill n
0Isn on Tuesday, Sspt :, under The IIaEasvmrul "a
Ms A. Taylor, % New York.
Mis-. Taylor Is q graduate ui the oakland irmal,
College, SOrrstnwn, PrnH,, AMI bring, To the Inst
tuition an experience o! over twenty YEAR a' suC'
csstul Principal Of young laiit, NulHarie, IN iht
Elsf.
The College l. spacious and elr,aHt In al it. a.
I.i.Htmrnts eighty situated and yet Hiirtl, with
lsauriul grounds, and commanding llv view Of
the city and uyfT.
Il j. completely furnished, lighted by sas, heated
hy warm air, and we'll supplied with waller.
There are sI departments In the College. In
sirlo,iDn In all will In thorough and practical,
The Faculty will L. o0mlHed q able and cN-
pefirnc,i educators,
The Institution /, well supplied with Musical in
Male. Charts, Cabinets, &c.
Auiuus other advantages are Lvtgns, Musical
Reviews Literary so,ielirS, Library and Reading
RIms, Normal Department, sc.
The Conservatory Oi Music Oicrs very superior
advantage ut moderate prizes.
The Art Department Will lp under the direction
OF an accomplished artist
The Principal will give spCCial care TO the hianl-
ius prIaTlmrni, and no pains will L. sIan,i %
make the Institution In every rrsI-rt hUur-lkr
aul attractive,
For terms OF further information addre', the
PRINCIPAL, Miss A. TAYLOR
All bushes, communications may H. addressed
to SAMUEL TAYLOR Isl aus
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The figures for only six months u 1915
show failures exceeding in number and
liabilities the average for eight full years
ont oi fourteen. Set the average u Lin.
bilitics to each failure is lower than in
any year except four. The credit system
/. apparently icas Oycrstrainch thanil has
been In any year since the war and scarce.
ly more than in 1850, a year Of marked
prosperity. Thii disorder, then, can no
longer bc attributed, NJ by many II has
been, to mere ovcrtraling and abuse
n credit IT, causes lie deeper. There
has indeed been abnic u credit, begin
ming as early ~ 1871 and eliminating in
1873. Bnt even At IL maximum the AZ.
erage Of Indebtedness wa. much smaller
Than in 1857, and in 1874 II was reduced
to about $4,000, an average scarcely
higher than that Of any prosperous years
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acknowledgement.
PAST AND PRESENT.

This axe 1, wise with wisdom slowly Cullel,
AMI men, grown bold like wcll-lrainel hunter
leap
From crlg 10 cTlg Of truth, with sight uninllrl
OrrpreripiorS steep
Bat when our fathers irpl the level plains,
The stars ,h1ne brightly IN the gentle streams,
The rainbow aTChrl above the summer rans,
And sleep brought happy dreams
The world Is rolling swift and far away
From morning misls and early morning lFhl,
And In the iullnesS Of the middle day
No shlluEs meet the sight.
Bat reaching from that s0it aud shifting Ky
~ rlTly dawn u radiant pathway shOne
And angels 10 the morning Ncniurci nigh,
Who in the noon aFe gone
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pEABoDY INSURANCE COMPANY.


OTHCE PEABODY Insurance Co,
WHEEIISG, W. Va, April ?, ISIS
The Charter Of the Fire and Marine Insurance
Company VI Wheeling expired April lsi, ISIS, aud
It's uneIpirrl fire business has bteE relnsurrl by
neIed hereto. All claims Tor lUss or damage that
may occur after y O'Clock ", April LIST, 1876 under
any Ere policy Issued by the Fire aud Marine In.
Lurance Company, and In inTuH, will le adjusted
and settled by the Peabody Insurance Company.
J. V, l.. RODGERS,
SgrTrI1FV.
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DETHANY COLLEGE
VIII urrn her
THIRTY-FIFTH SESSION,


Courses Of study are adjusted to suit the varied
purposes Il Students AMI dr,rcrs are conferred in
dratiyc Of proficient scholarship Ia Arts, SCrnH-
aud Litter, sp,vial courses are arranged Tot Pro-
i,ssi0nll Students In Engineering, Practical Ply
SITS aud Chemistry, with ample training In the Use
NJ instruments and APPARATUS, 10th In NCll-Work
aud In the laboratory,
lLArling In clubs from g. 10 slUPr week, AMI at
private hauling houses from 81 n To 5 j IcT wcrk
For particulars, end ior Catalogue IL pTui. e. T.
IOOS, ct ". X. PESDLETON,
iylu President
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-. B. ~ g. Hayes
WASHINGTON, Pa,

Manufacture anil keep on hand the finest n,snri.
mcnt NJ carriages, lhfouchc', Top and ulrn Hug.
gr' Of tho latest styles Buck Wagons and Platform
Spring Wagons, Clarence anil lalarc C01rhrS, Six
Sat nrcis and lnckaWays, IpFt lhtions, Iaerrt
Wagons and light Troilng Wagons, Sc: allen. I n
llrrWstct 4 Co's celebrated Half Spring Sidc.iar
Windsor Wagons, which they otter Al greatly tr,lurrl
jr! T. mac. HAYES
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DuBLIC SALE
will onrr lot EtlcAl Junklns' corner, In IrIigc-
P"'' """' pgArunuAY. August TN,

~ lNHWN y hWhWNN i'Nt
Al 2n'tl0rk r. w., u not snld Al nrltaie sale In
i1te that lime mr. residrnre, locatel on the rutner
n Whitley anil DrKalb ttfeeu, RlfkWOOi Ohio
Tho houta foniaini eight lirgr rooms, lr'iiel 4
t1ntrT, lIiehen and iWN cellars The l0i i TO by
Loo hi, and m II ia gopl stable anil other ont.
syetvihlnp necessary 10 make dtslnhlo home u
complete
mrs. I Gill I'll IN ihe mort reasonable terms
For particulars enquire ~ J. e. HERNEfi lFnl
Estitn agent, No, no Maftet Nr'e! COL,
IJ2i-cod ...... On the Femi'o'
hS!ourpci mill SATURDAY, August 2sth,
commencing nj 4 0'tlpk r ", At the same place
uuD
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Hair! Hair! 1Inii.

Just having lcrn to New York City. have rnr
chased the largest stock " Hair SwitChr, ani other
Hair Gouls ever brought to Wheeling. Algh hEr
Stock NJ Millinery and STRAW iopls, cheap Jrwelfy,
IItIF.lnntis Ilarf .rnuIts (OrsNta Nr,
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INSURANCE.
Organized In 1881. sOpanI'sd In 1875

Il PREPARED to take carefully selected risks on
Stores DWelllugS, Barns, Churches, River CargOes,
&c.
The Director and Stockholders are mainly the
Eame As Of the old Fifr and Marine Insurance COM
Eany charter, which tIpinl alter a years Conlin-
uous aud successful buslntss-
Patronage RESPECTFULLY solicited.
Satisfaction Is 10 rates and fair dealing guaranteed
ANDREW WILSON, President.
c. II. COLLIER, SCrrtary. apis
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BuSlnISI Letters Tor US should b addressed
"Fres q Campbell" and should In no case be ad'
dressed 10 either individual member Of The hFm b.
name,
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.


ny H4t'i " uA'N'N'i P'4''yt P'F%H'
ne yelr,.............Ss 00lThree mOnths.....Sa %
months. ......... I colon month....,........ =
Delivered by Carriers In City ljc pr week.
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Upon examination q the aSeis and liabilities Of
the peahOdy INSURANCE Company, We are fully li-
I,ha.I ns IN n F,.snnu,ildltty
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SElII-WEEKLY.
By mail, IN GiraAe', PoIidgs TPdii.
yrar..............s3 O0ISlE mgnthI......o.,,sl 70
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TRANSPORTATION.

Nos. q, y and 20 run Daily. No ~. g Daily,
except Sunday.
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AM ~ VAla V0FJ " T'T77II bV7IITb VT NI7I"'
Hs-The above prices are ,nvArAhle Remit at
our risk, In Drafts or PosiotiCe Money Orders, and
where neither Of these can h. procured, send the
money In a Registered Letter.