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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-06-18

Report was accepted and placed on HE.
Auditor presented his report of Warrants
issued during recess, accompanied with
vouchers for same, and it was accepted
and ordered on file.
County Auditor presented his report of
road cases No. 1O1 and 1902, current series,
which was accepted and placed on file.
The report of D. L. Smith, Clerk of
Court, from April 9Th to June 5th, 1875,
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-06-18
MARSHALLTOWN.

Respectfully submitted,
D. A. NcLEISH,
Co. Auditor.
, 1875-08-29

hssts sold 1t lo2H, and sinking funds rose to s7H.
Hannibal st. Jossph, convertible recovered to 83A.
6tato bonds quiet at nominal prices.
ssrong Tins controlled tho dealing In stocka to-day
And after fractional decline after tho first Open
Ing prices made advance under the lead of West
ern Union Telegraph, which went to g. The North
western and St. Paul stocks, Rock Island and Laso
Shore found ready buyers, and Pacadc Mail WA run
up 70 38H. La the late dealings. Northwestern was
steady at TX for common, but the preterted reached
from 56k to 654, aud closed 1t s51stS58. ss: Paul
rose 70 3'tf Tor common. and q for preferred Wes
ern Union closed at 83t@e3H, altar selling 1t u 4
and a. Lake Shore declined fraction. selling Ut GO
Ut the close. Union Pacific closed 1t 744. the
two extremes Of the day being 723s and 1bA. Tbs
advance Wac bssed that tue ucIt quarterly
dividend would bs Ger cent Eric sold At 10 regular
and To- seller Co. P-cho Mail closed 1t STAG 10, and
Roek Island 1t l08x 9tO34- Wells, Fargo Co. was
exceptionally weak. declining to II.
The other changes ware slight. Tho market closed
dull and steady.
Transactions On the stoct Exchange aggregated g.
4ou EhaEea Of which 100 Er1e, a. 700 taKe Shore.
900 Northwestern common. 400 preferred. l2,5C0
Pacific Mall ,610 St. Paul common. 2,e0 preferred,
l,3o0 Western Union, and s. 100 Union Plclhc-
The weekly hank statement is q tollowa Loans,
decrease. $624 800 specie, decrease, S340 legal
teudcrs, iAcreuse $5 GOO deposits increase, $4Gs,
circulation, decrease 500 reserve, decreaso,
$A0,0
Money closed 1t per cent. Prime mercantile pa-
PET. 4taG. C!eal1ngs, $,h,0 .0u3. Tbs Assistant
Treasurer disbursed <l00u00. Customs receipts,
&44l,0O0.
, 1875-08-29

-. 1!as :i!41is5, 5i.ai5s1 isl 81. Us
Mess ponK-Was fairly active and advanced 35c
per brl under good dsuAnd- Chiefly fer changes At
tbs mode,ate premium. Of '31@13o per month for
CARRYING. salta wcre repo11el Of t8o brls cash at
SO for Standard and s2o5o for heavy $3.50
urls se!er September 1t e s2.0Ita2l.3.4; $3.50 br1s
selier October at S4192lf3; and l,u0t brls seller
the year ut $50. Total, 9,!.30 brs. Tho market
closed strong at so rs ~ cssh seller septenn-
ber, and $.u37@ :0.37k for October. Extra prime
pork wns quoted at Il uU.
LARp-Was quiet lut 1Eaaoc per loo lbs higher. in
SYMPATHY with ! stronger Now York, and there were
reported Of l150 tcs, seller September, at
o0o tcs. seller October, at 5l31!H 132t; and 4'0
tcs seller the year, ut $l2.0. Total, SO sca The
mA1ket closed non1nli1y Stronger, at S1l1A.413.1 Is
caah seller Septern et $t3..D s1J15 for Octoper
and S19,00 hid for seller tho yen.
MEArs-Were more active, and easy at the recent
naar1ing down In quotsu' NJ, which nearly at
proxinted to the vewa Of buyers than former
boxes do >: &c; $40 lbe long clears ut l1sc; l0
boxes do 3. 1lc; GO G0J lhs snort ribs At aud
1ol 900 lbs short Gle 1t 1:c- The market clio ed
at ac tor shoulders, cash or seller September,
long cle1rs cash or seller September. and 11xc
for do seller October +; 14Kc for short ribs, cash
or seller September, and 1t4!c for do sel:er Oc-
tober; 111{c for short clears, cash seller Sep
meats 10 higher than the price for loose lots.
Long and short clear, boxed. quoted 4. l1Ac;
aud long cut hams Ut 1c14 @13Ac- SumnerruEed
English meats for shoulders, loose II for Cum
1tsc for short ribs do; aweet picked has II ls
age. 104@l1c. Racon meats quoted at 15h@4tIo
for hams, 9c for shoulders, Ike for short rbs and
1ac for short clears-all packed.
GnEAsE-Was quiet at s9iuc.
BEEF PRoDUCTs-were quiet and no1nina1ly un-
changed 3.5o for mess; $3.50 for extra meas: and
81 .Nts24 81 for hams.
rA1Low--Quotel at szt@s.:c for packers.
, 1875-08-29

were laEpely ezceedod b. ths ahipnents, sud \ fair
outward movement was arranged for On Saturday.
The continued hae weather bfoupht out vnrv frse
oheFtngs on country account besides iucitinr Local
short selass; but most Of these tota vero paced b.
fore noon, and the market then ruled steadsr Tha
mass Of operators have hitherto been disposed to think
That the mid weather OF summer would ha Followed
ny cold autumn aud early winter, in when care
very lttt u1erchantabis corn would b socurnd But
the higher temperature OF tbs pzst ftw DAYS has
wrought wonders In the corn6clds md ahaksn the
saath Of The bull element In the future Of corn "A II
certain that the crop will tho largest ever o.thered
the weather continues favorable for two or tnree
"eek8 longer, and operators now generally Iook for
not September, bringing q rather heavy decline In
Prices. aaar September opened at S5c declined to
t44c, Advanced 70 Axe, and closed At G4Xc Seller
October sold at ds ajc closing at 65xc Seller the
year sold et e499Ac, cfoaln8 II 61Ac, 6eller the
month"; Or regular No sold al G4ktaG5c closing 1t
6t1c. din-edged rece4pts closed at Is kc Tor No. .
And ~ 6c asked for high mtxet. Cash sales we9u 10
ported Of 100 bu high m-1eI at 6iKta67c I44 100
td Ho 1t Gt74ea6sc; ~, gu bu rejected ut 36Ic:
anu an Soe IN BY sample At 63k@64c track. Total
@1a,ao 3sTs ou; r,,.
~ VAIs-Lhis martet wa du and lower Tor eash and
tais montns delivery. a II Is getting well along to-
WV wafa the hEat ct Sepember and was expected that
she casn pf7e Will drop Oh considerably before that
osse me favorable crop prospects, tended 10 spresa
prices ZOE longer optons, and slight reduction
aaoHeo on 6eptefnoar and other opttans. Seller the
h openea Al soc soaa on Steadily 70 closing
St. Sa 'sss, s1e ash1ne fase seller september de-
a t.uu ooAc 70 s'c ctostna oettef with Us 80 bid.
a oeao1.1 o va a. DISCO mt selling 20 beiow tho
, 1875-08-29
LATEST.

Nh~ ioHx, Aug as-aold opened 1t 11sx md
esaea H. I'll sales Of the ay having oeeu st ths.s
ngu1ea~ The ratea paid for borrowing wsze L end
pef cent par annurn, and l-e4, La, and scs p.r
eea! pr ds'rn. The hnal rate ".s LEA par cant,
dosernments active and strong.
n .nil1oad boads this afsaxaesa. linton p..,.,
, 1875-08-29

who shfp grain here from the country and those wh<
4 change now simply means snat thay shall b. con.
| fused in regard To It for the next SIX months.
nood % ar o
Of corn sold " seller the ear" Ths opinion which
you exprees. that tho crop 50 backward that
entertained BY others Some Of them parties who
have had twenty ycars experience in the trade, and
who believe that The amount Of new corn to come for
ward depends not upon tile crop being few weeks
II or few weeks late just now, but whether are
! have dry or vet fall.
In regard to the that should como to Chicago
and do.s mt. It Is time that the people Of Chicago
should fully understand the reason.
IT., It is M simply this; Grain % headled At Jeltst,
Peoria and twenty other 3lAces In tins State where
! r71l freghts to the East sre about the ssme
~ from hera, for ltss than one-i.alf the amount
dust thrown in the eyes Of the people, delaying ths
time when the real facts viii be met
Ihs elevator rats In Peoria Ii 10 bushel for 80
Chicago for switching to elevator And loading II
Ia lc bushel In Peoria II is nothing. No Change in
tbs '"soseon Of grain can affect su p faes as these
Com MERCHANT.
The above Communication hits thu nail on the hea
and drives It home IN statement Of the reasons why
corn goes to other ponta IN preference Chicago.
difference Of lc bushei charges is great deal
aud often sufficient 10 turn the scale. It now costs
rs much to store bushel Of he1e for 20 days as
TO carry 1t from tits city to Buffalo. Tho latter
vice Is Certainly worth greater Eecopense than the
FIRST.
c.,r, vo.nn
TT. Understood ,hsrn Ia nr,,a,t ~, ,o,. T., .., n..z
At IN. n,esen. ,,n,1 ,zo.,,a ~ ~. .-r.s.,.-+,.~
stcck .nd <..,, F.ch.n,. = ,ha nhta. h,.. =. 80
nroner an ,e,aor,h,a fc,,;.;a. fo- -, ,,.ss..
chants ho,h IN and ar. ~ +ha it, ~ ,s,
mesa NJ ,nv stna ~ ch,r.c+e- o,rt, ~ - ,ns.,o
exp4nsa II +. viii tnoyrn th,t cnfcso l., ~, ...n.
inc the rst n,ac, in the ro of con,In.-r.1 .an.-as
In no ctv ~ tha r1nioo T. ,h.x. ~ -..h sn.e'..,s
IN grain md nrov<ions =. ha,a 49, haai,.s r. ~.
rnct th,t v,thtn th. ,.,, ~. -. ~s;sai -.
t.la+, 49,. =. 49, .h.--.t.~ - .S., we
h1,var, 4, ~ ,,,k =, ~ vo.,, 49, .,-.s.s 49,.
,ood, .,a r,ho..o ,os. 49,. 49, .. 49,.
- F ~ ~ .A'' ~ Anu ouSois'
~ po1oA VI 1Ace' @ne pu3e11 1ooK anu come 10
~AAeaso' aua .noueo oliS vi 'A11nB are gwen
70 any polns III tne o!d or heW "orla- There
- ~ A4sA !" capital aefe esnef. Anose VINO hase
"11eue" ao Wn@ u eotna1esoe eanno1 out nave ds~
eo'steo 1n.t @o tendency OF aA classe o1
tfaae 10 ur1s cnacaso"a1a I"oor th1ea efforts have
oeea aae "atnao tne 1ass decade 10 establish stock
l'oaro III tnia c's' LUZ nave oeen unsueeesefm mainly
oeNaoeo 'Ho Aofen1e41 "@e psetna'a1e, Sa1caeo not
, 1875-08-29
TELECRAPHlC MARKET REPORTS,

FOREIGN MARKETS.
!Sperf13 Disratch 10 Tia Chic17e Irfbssas.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 2s-12 m---FLoun-No. !. a6s I'd
No. 2, 25s.
Ar-Wheat-Winter, No. !, lrs Sd; No. 2, 1os
Sd spring. No. !, los 3d No. 2 o. Sd vh,te No. /,
lis 3d. No =, lis I'd club No. /, 12s No. q lis Cd.
corn-No. l, 3aa Sd :; No. 2, a2s 3D.
Paov1s1oss-Pork, sos. Lard, sosGs1a.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 2s-6 p. m.-FLoun-Staxdy: 8*ata
and Nastern, 27s.
GRArs-W Wheat-No. to No. ! spring, 1os81os I'd.
Corn-Mi1ed, 33s.
Paov1s1oSs-Pork, Western. S. Cd Eastern, sosx
Beef-72a I'd. Lard, 6ls. Baeon-Cumbe1land cut
54s
CnEEsE-59a.
TALLow-,s-
PETRoLEux-Rehned, 95fd spfrita, Sd.
ANTWERP, Aug. .3,.-PkTAuLEUM-.,.E.
LONDON, AHg 25.-Erie, i4A o5s, i054.
1INsEED O11-55a.
The SIocH ExcHsNoE-On tho Stock Exchange. ut
the opening OF business in L,nion this morning. The
general mArket8 rather weaker, but there were
no very great changes in American railway securihea
the market for them being quiet Consols are shade
eaRicr AID afe quoted J. cent lower than Jester
day. Psunsyivsnia Rairold shares yielded per cent
In the general depression, and Reading Railroad
ziarea +.
The Times says: There has BEEN during the week.
slightly discount businees done at tho bank and
In open market, but rates unchanged. In foreign
exchange, bills on Germany have been In strong de-
nand while exchange raris fractionalty lower
Business In foreign stocks has been limited but prices
were wen maintained Money haa been abundant
throughout the week."
PARIS, Aug. 23.-RgSTEs-66f 35c.
, 1875-08-29
COMMERCIAL.

The following were the receipts aud shipments Of
the leading articles Of produce In this city during ths
swenty-four hours ending at O'Clock On Saturday
morning, and for tho Corresponding date one year ago
, 1875-08-29

SUMMARY OF TRANSFERS FOR THE wEEK
The following is the to.al amount Of city and
suburban transfers within q radius Of miles Of
the ConrtHouse filed for record during the week
etding Satu' DAY, Aug. Is: City sales; So; con.
aideration, sa79,A1; north Of city limits, salas,
&; conaideras,on, ss1,355; south Of city limits
sales, 2l; consideration. Sl97, ,355. Total sales,
123. Total couslde,ation, $750, ISL.
LARGE AUCTION.
Our advertising columns have called attention
to the important auction sale OF real estate to
be held this week. Messrs. William 4. Buffers
& Co. will sell on Wednesday nexs, Oh the prop
ertv, IS lots on AIllN aukee avenue Is lots on
North avenue, IS lots on Elk Grove street, Is lots
on Hiraru street, Is lots on Wood street, two
brick bouses and lots On Elk Grove street. The
property ls located in Plckett's Second Addition
to Chicago, in the west q Of The northwest Il OF
Sec. s, Town 81, Range H.. east of Wicker Park,
and is surrounded By good class Of improve
ments. with tile lake water on each street,
aud sewers on Milwaukee and North ayennes
accessible by horse-cats and omn,buses on Mill
waukea avenue, which pass directly BY the prop
erLy.
, 1875-08-29
The Loan Market Kow and 4 Year
Aso--A Good Showing.
4 Fall Demand Sprfnging Up
for Residences.
The Sales OF the Week Few and
Not important.
But They Show Good Bargains
in Chicago Real Estate,
THE LOAN MARKET,
BCE1SESs MODERATE.

he business of the phst week has not come
up to the figures Of the previous weeks Of the
month, but, aa compared With last year, there
ought to 10 no cause Of complaint. An e1ceN
tioua1 state Of affairs existed in August, 1874,
which brought ont large demand for money
consequent upon the great fire Of July, and yet
the figures Of actual loans on Chicago real es-
tate fer the week ending Acg. 28 1875 fall but
little below those OF the corresponding period
last year, The Chicago Milngton l. Western
Railway Company fled for record q mortgage in
trust to the Farmers' Loan d Trust Company,
OF New York. covering al its railroad property,
to secure /, 500 bonds. each for 81, 600, payable
in United States gold coin July L. 1905, with III
terest ut per ceut, payable senli-annuaily.
There is m impression abroad that the
du1Iness in real estate muat have reduced the
labor Of the Recorders Office very materially,
but facts do not substantiate this impression
The Instruments referred to in our weekly tabu-
lar statements number 473 for the week Just
past, 1T for the corresponding week in 1874,
and 4G2 for similar period in 1873. Up to the
close Of business on FRIDAY last, the total num-
Der Of Instruments Of all descriptions flied for
record since the great IRE VAS 2fG337, counting
from Oct. TO- 1874, when Document No. l, pur-
porting to pe q trust-1eed from Horace need to
C. r. Bowen. WAS flied for record, and closing
with the decline Of Friday, Aug. q, 1876, ~beu
tho last will and testament of William Ii.
Cunningham WAS entered on tho Record
er's booia, and numbered 4G,337 new series. |
To the time OF the fnancal panic in September,
1873. the average number per month Was 5,443;
from the latter date to Nov. 10, 1874. the aver
present time the average number par mouth LAS t
bern 4. 79u
, 1875-08-29

S'nt~.t Dispa:eh to The chea7o Tribune.
NEW ToRE, Aug. .a'.-GnAIs-Wheat market hrner
fair demand chiefly prime export sales 5looJ hu
at $'.2e9l.35 for soft to Prime No. Chicago: 81
for No. Milwaukee: and <l.i8 15o for No. spriu9
Rye dull and nouinsl- Barley unchanged, with mod
erate demand for forward delivery. Corr heafy and
about 10 lower sales o03 bu at 78Qss1c for stesu
Western mixed, and SC for sail do: also 8cco bu
prime Western mixed for Last half OF September at
52c Oats helvy lower, and Irregular; sales A. 90, bu
Western.
IRov1s1oNs-Mddies firm st 12.<c for city long
clesr.s Lard heavy at l3hc for prime ateano.
WNtskT-Market quiet aud steady sales 125 bis ut
$1.24 per gallon.
aRocER1Es-Sugar market unchanged with moderate
8ke; prime At s2ic, aud white Havana Ut YA@to11c
Coffee market quiet and drrn qunto Rio 1T ls1@
21c In gold, and MAEAcaito At 3.h@EHc in gold.
, 1875-08-29

HOG PRODUCTS-Were more acttva and stronger,
In reaction from the weakness Of tho previous day.
The receipts Of hogs had fallen OF to low point mud
tho local shorts had filed In for September that
there waa no further occasion for bea1ng the market
while the feeling on product was strong other points,
and the bulletin showed fair outward movement Of
lard and IN active one in meats. good deal Of the
business transacted simply in changing over from
ono month to another.
The DaAy Commercial Repor, gives the following As
tho shipments Of provisions from this city for the
times meuIoned:
, 1875-08-29

head Of tho profession fos
cnct all important. A bo,
cents to pay pos aSe, OF
lmpotsncy, PtnC!s.s on tbs
the most delicate attenttnc
write. Stfio " confidential
Sundays. Iu tu L..
, 1875-08-29
/ FORK, Lard, Rams, ,Saonid'4.1 Ni1iliea
b'fs. te'' ies. IL. ~.

7
Aux, "a. B73.. 3,9la 4,f9s 1,6a6} 185.A3 IL 49, +8a
5atno week iEl. 81 2N2l val ~ 4ib !, III, Is;
sinca Nov. l. II. 80, Bill g. lJ IL, ,687 h ST. S
45 3 Id Ar7f IL t1Fi3i AM f2 9f I'll lxN
, 1875-08-29


Aal aad E1press. 7:n a. M IN
Et3"4 Aao 1<fe2tue Passenger. 7:11 H. n. t. ~
nuuutas 5loa1 tity tkp.-....i' a:.5 III. = 81 r.
rnctnc Fast i4ne, for U,uauA. 81 1ua n 6ia
hAusas tlcy, Leaveuworta. a !
,rcaisou : st. joseph Exu..-... '1o:oaa m t. 3aYp
.e1aa ED tlU:G0 D. II. Il 7:H ;
AutofA tassenxof S:li y. Ill. s:l3
Henoot4 OttaWa StsuAtor Pass! s:aD p. IN. 9E =
Aotot4 Eassca&ce. $50 q. IN. 3.ij
Dubuque / Sioux Cty Erp. -. ~; r ~ Tsn =
lAcihc Night EXP, for Ou1hx. tl0Imn n m n ii; L
Kansas C.tT. LeaFonwoetu. Al -
ehieon st. Joseph Exp'. no m n ~ !. 3ts
Dow AFR EuTa AccuAu hlntf I'll II M -, Il *r5
Du~ner' tjeova Accom- no1ati,n|. In N m Use
bownar G.uve eAccoumudatio II vi. r -, |. IN
, 1875-08-29
MEDICAL CARD
State Medical Offices,

LOCK HOSPITAL, cornae
Washington and Franklin.-t4,,
chartered By Tbs StAte af uI1-
n1is fur tAe oxpresa plrp n. Of
giving the highest possible
treatment in a. cases of pri-
vate diaea sc4. It IL we'll known
Ur. Js1.cs has rood At tbs
"ver ~ ycars-a4s 1nd o1psEf-
X fur the uailli',1. ftes, Or 10
'faT.saxe, t. lst Energy, Lnvr,
Face, etc, Ladies requiring
!. win bone b ,ard, etc, csll,r
. 0dicc. 3 =. N. until I .. m.
, 1875-08-29
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

L4EUAHVE.
Sterling exchange was 437h aiD8; cablA trannfers,
London. 430H paris a111l. Other rates Of foreign
, 1875-08-29

GRADING CORN
10 ths Editor af Tas CAieogo Tribune:
The propoced ehange In tbs inspection of corn II
both useleAa and mischievon4.
Fust-Because you cannot add to the vR1ue of Rr1in
y mere change Of designation. Tbs ons thing de-
Mrable 10 that tbs &aTo Tor certain kinds aud
9uaaass Il gaia shaa b<souus xaQ known h9 thpse
The Morning herald., 1875-09-15
Aness I'm San Francisco.

sAENT LOOKING TOWARD RE-
ION AT THE STOCK Elk CHANG 8.
Tribune l4A.
0eiflc Stock Exchange held a busi-
ing to-day. Resolutions were
rovlding that the RS .Iution for
'ssed, timing member. for doing
ee rescinded that all the cd
ol the Exchange referring to loans
transactions be settle within five
AZ the Exchange rcsu ne business
and, until further action, hold
Pn a day. for the transaction Of
regular business only; and that
nne imposed on each member
frlng roll call at4ll o'tloekyin the
a substitute. was offered, pro.
Pat the Exchange, through it's
n.mittee, confer with the Execu.
nll'ee Of the San Francisco Sto K
'snge Board, to the end that both
ana the ne Exchange be opered at
'ime. The substitute was adopted
.,g,nsl melton then taken from
""o iost. Thus the 6ne stands.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-15

DLANK BOOKS,
b MEMORANDUM BOOKS.
Poclset Books, Albums, Pens, Inks, States,
CENTENNIAL NEWS OFFICE AND
STATIONARY STORE,
aug23-1xl 6O Market Street.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-15

0HANGE OF HOURs-WILMINGTO
" e. WESTERN RAILROAD.-COmm
ing Monday. September l4th, 1874, Trains
will run as follows:
Leave Wilmington 1890 am. land 5.5 pm.
Leave Landenberg Gas a.m., and l.30 pm.
Arrive Wilmington 7.a5 am, and 3l5 pm
Arrive Landenberg u. IS r: m: land $50 pm.
CONNECTIONS.-A Wilmington, with
P. w. & B. and Delaware X. H. trains: At
Landenberg with Penna. & Delaware r. r.
eug 2}-tf DAVID cONNELL, Sup.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-15

W HITE WINE VINEGARS.
W LINES.
POTTED MEATS, (ALL K1NDsO
HAN, TONGUE, TURKEY, CHICKEN, DUCK,
LOBSTER.
Canned Salmon and Lobster,
SARDINES AND SHADINES.
LeMarchands "Boneless' Sardines
PATE-DE-FOIE-GRA
CROSSE & BLACKwELL's ENGLISH PICKEls.
LA CROIX CIDER IN BOTTLES.
The finest imported Sauces and Catsups.
Edinburgh ALBERT Biscuits.
Pearce's Phila. Biscuits, all kinds.
THE BEST BRANDS WESTERN HAMS, TONGUES
AND DRIED BEEF.
All goods strictly first-class.
j. p. ALMONDS,
aug8-ly Eighth and Market Streets
The Morning herald., 1875-09-15
EDUCATIONAL.

.
URINARY SCHOOL,
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NORMAL AND COLLEGIATE PREPAR
ATORY SCHOOL,
..... And
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COLLEGE,
| Of the
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WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
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| instruction.
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Instruction.
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Lectures.
FERDINAND FULLMER,
Instruction.
HENRY L. SCHENHER,
Instruction.
PANCOST ALLEN,
Instruction. nrr
REV. JOHN WILSON, A. M,
Lectures.
HENRY c. CONRAD, IL. D.,
Lectures.
FRANCOIS HENRY LOUBGNAC, B. L.
instruction..
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instruction.
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Practical Telegraphy-
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Instruction.
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Instruction.
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special estimates, with unexceptiOnal ac-
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For further information, You will please
address, Your Obedient servant,
septl-tf JOHN G. HARNESS..
A COLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR BOYs.
MASONIC TEMPLE, WILMINGTON, DEL.
OAS. oiAM y Ell w. M MTItfl11, a. M, fRIN.
-CIPAT,
assisted by able Teachers. p.
The FALL TERM will begin o., MONDAY,
SEPT. 9th, 1875.
Parents and guardians who wish to secure
eatsfOr their children are invited to call on
he Principal, who can be found at the Aca-
my every day from to IL o'clock.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-09
Tic &Gite i6eint 9e'roden, Sonntu0
batfen mir iiir's erlte warmco Meter.
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mats I'm ! llbr Rprsens ms before Sem
let's biniibsrsssansen.
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elmer Der erlten Iniiebler, NO iett oao
Stdotben Rep Srisr sesninOet 1T.
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uuo ileiBi9er 6ar1ner, Der ieinen 9ia6tom>
men cine binrsidenps uno iidere Critters
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@emeinoe Sbeil nabm, fanb ana Sonntas
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Gr rube in Sriebsn!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-09

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