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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-03-31

Miss SUSAN B. ANTHONY has done no
bic thing Which deserves to be widely
known. She has lectured go times dur
ing this season, it is said, and has paid off
the last of the debt of $4,000 wni Ii she
was compelled to assume in the failure of
the II u0lut,on. In the days of its weak
ness. when the advocates of woman suf-
frage were hopelessly divided into two
rival organizations, and the II'oman's
Journal was flourishing in Boston, Miss
Anthony cOurageouSly took the Re00tu-
ton and became financially responsible
for il. That she has felt obliged to work
for years after its failure to pay its debts,
at time when thousands of men avail
themselves Of the privileges of the Bank
rupt act, is a phenomenal exhibition of
moral scnsitiveness and personal honor.
A woman is thoroughly qualified to plead
for the claims of her own sex when she
respects the rights of human nature so
keenly State Register.
And now in view of this noble &C
ton of a noble and true woman, is it
not about time that those contempt
BILE and unmanly whipper-snappers
of the press, who deem it witty and
smart to follow Miss Anthony with
coarse and vulgar ridlcule, shall hide
their diminished heads. The manner.
in which this class of small newspa-
per wits have alluded to Miss Anthony
has been often scurrllous, even bor-
dering on the obscene, and always
unbefitting the character of gen.
tlemen in alludlng to lady. Miss
Anthony is peculiar; but Judging
from the above record her peculiar
tiles take shape eminently credit
able to her, and rejecting honor upon
the cause she advocates. To cast
ridicule and contempt upon such a
woman is to outrage every principle
of decency and propriety.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-03-31

General Judson Fitzpatrick thus
writes the New York Times: 81
said General Buttcrfeld wrote me a
letter offering $4,000 for the collect
orship of the post of New York. He
denies it. Let the committee sum-
mon me"
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-03-31

THE call for the Iowa Democratic
State Convention is out 1t will be
held at .Des Moines, May 18th, and
will only choose delegates to the Ma
tional Democratic Convention at ST.
on;,
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-03-31
NERVOUS nERILITY.

A depressed, irritable state OF mind :
a weak, nervous, exhausted feeling,
no energy or animation, confused
head, weak memory, often with de-
bilitatins. involuntary discharges. The
consequence of excuses, mental overwork
indscretons This NERVOUS DEBILITY
finds a sovereign cure in HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC, No. Is.
1t tones up the SYSTEM arrests discharges dispels
the mental gloom and dependency, and rejuve
mates the entire system. 1t is perfectly harm
less and always efficient. Price IS, for packase
OF five boxes and large - vial Of powder, which
is important in old, serious cases. or 81 per single
box Sold by ALL Druggists. or sent by mai!
on receipt of price. Address HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE Co.
No 5G2 I.-,o,-."-.-- V.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-03-31
bIUtt StH. NUlH.
HENRY C LEIGHTON,
Chairman.

THE New York Tribune tells the
Democrats that "mud throwing is
not REFORM" and the Tribune knows,
for it has tried it.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-03-31


9.-What are variable winds?
10.-Define mathematical geography.
ARITHMETIC-SEcoND CLASS.
How many yards of cambria which
is / of yard wide, will line 6a yards of
cloth, which is II yard wide?
2.-My horse cost 3-5 as much as my
carriage; what per cent of the one was
the cost of the other?
81 bought SO shares Of stock at 95,
and sold them at par, receiving in the
meantime dividend of per cent. What
was the profit?
4.-Divide .73 2,5 by 100.
5.-Sent $250.92 TO my agent IN Boston
to be invested in prints at Is cents yard,
after taking out his commission of per
cent. How many yards ought to re-
ceive?
6.-Find the length of cubical vessel
that will hold 1000 gallons of water.
THE bank discount on certain note
discounted for months, at per cent,
was $124O. What was the face of the
note?
S.-If 80 of AS money is equal g. of
BIS money. and both together have $40,
how much has each?
9.-What decimal of rod are 1896
inches?
1O.-FoI how much above par must g
per cent stock sell to pay an interest of 3
per cent on the investment?
GRAMMAR-SECoND CLASS.
Name the principal parts of verb.
t., hat dot ,i,,cc tho c1n co
of any word9
3.-Corrcct the following:
The nation expected to have seen diff
ferent result.
He said that man was an animal.
John will earn his wages when his SER
vice is completed.
4.-What is voice?
Slow is the passive voice formed?
g. In the following, parse the words
in italics:
Considering the circumstances he did
well.
1.-THE few remaining trees, clothed in
the fantastic mourning of autumn; the
distant mountain, seen through the blue
mist, alone remained.
Sin examining evidence, the mind
should be unbiased.
9.-Wc are dnrions to succeed
1O.-He was laughed at.
PHYSIOLOGY-SEco CLASS.
Name the salivary glands.
2.-Describe the shoulder joint
3.-When should exercise be taken?
4-Namc the bones in the fore arm.
5.--How should school rooms be venti-
lated?
6-With reference TO light, how should
pupils he placed?
Tn classes and at the desks, what
should be the position of pupilss
S-Name the bones of the face.
9.-Describe the pharynx.
1O.-What is an artificial skeletons
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CLASS.
What are the productions of Iowa?
2.-What minerals arc found IN Iowa?
3.-Draw map of Iowa.
4.-Name the lakes in British America
5.-What is the capital of West Vir'
ginia9
8.-Where arc the oil regions of Penn
sylvania?
What States form peninsulass
a.--Name the cities located upon the
banks OF the Ohio.
9.-Lucate Philadelphia,
1O-Looate Buffalo,
HISTORY--FRsr AND SECOND.
1.--Who framed the Grand Model?"
2.--What was the Omnibus billf
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-03-31
NOTICE..
U, s. INTERNAL REVENUE
SPECIAL TAXES,
Nav I. 1915 tn Juno 40. 1877.

The Revised Statutes Of the United States Sec
tons 1892, 3a37, $685. and $685. require every per-
son engaged in any business, avocation, or EN-
ployment which renders him liable to SPECIAL
TAX, TO PROCURE AND PLACE CONSPlCU-
OUSLY IN HIS ESTABLISHMENT OR PLACE
OF BUSINESS a STAMP denoting the payment
Of said SPECIAL TAX for the Special lax Year
beginning May /, 1876, before commencing or con-
tinung business after April 80, 1876.
The taxes embraced within the provisions OF the
.aw>abovc quoted are the following, viz;
Rectihers ....................$ 2UO w
Dealers, retail liquor. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Is 90
Dealers Wholesale OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 100 90
Dealers in malt LIQUORS Wholesale. ~ so 90
Dealers In malt liquors, retail. .......... ~ 10
Dealers in leaf tobacco ................. % 90
Retail dealers in leaf tobacco. .......... 500 90
And on sales Of over 81 600 fifty cents for
every dollar in excess Of 1000.
Dealers in manufactured tobacco. ........ 90
Manufacturers Of stills Observation-Disclosures. SO 90
And for each still manufactured. .... 20 90
And for each worm manufactured 900. 20 90
Manufacturers OF tobacco. 10 90
Manufacturers Of cigars. .................. 10 90
Peddlers Of tobacco. first class (more than
two horses or other animals). .......... so 90
Peddlers OF tobacco, second class Uwo
horses or other animals). .............. 25 90
Peddlers Of tobacco, third class Zone horse
or other animal) Observation-Disclosures. Is 90
Peddlers Of tobacco, fourth class ION foot
or public conveyance). ........,.,.., 10 %
Brewers Of less than 500 barrels. .,,... 50 90
Brewers Of 800 barrels or more, ....,.. 100 90
Any person, so liable. who shall fail to comply
with the foregoing requirements will he subject to
severe penalties.
Persons or firms liable to pay any Of the Special
Taxes named above must apply to NJ. N. TRux-
BULL, Collector OF Internal Revenue At Dubuque,
and pay for and procure the Special-Ta Stamp or
OUT SP EU JIM nsSo N R5Su may 1870 anu WIZ"
D, D. PRATT,
Comr Of Int. Revenue.
once OF internal Revenue, Washington: D. c..
February I, 1876 Sbw2AS9wa
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-03-31
GENERAL ORPHANS HOME.

The maturity of the so dier's Or
phans not only emptied the establish
ment at Cedar Falls and Greenwood,
but in Il few years would take all from
the Davenport Home, to which all
had been concentrated. Provision
has therefore been made to convert
this Home for Soldiers Orphans, as
fast as there shall be room, into a
general Orphans Asylum to receive
pupils from all parts Of the State.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-03-31
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.

The State Of Iowa for several years
had department of Normal Instruc-
ton in the State University, but it
seemed there to conflict with the gen
eral designs Of that institution, and
it was virtually abandoned. The
necessity of normal instruction has
been impressed on the minds of edu-
cationists, and the fine buildings used
as the S,ldiers' Orphans Home, at
Cedar Falls, were appropriated to the
establishment of State Normal
School, and $4,000 set apart for sup
port during the next two years, which
will give the institution moderate
start
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-03-31
THE BLIND.

The Asylum for the Blind at Vim
ton has just been completed. A con-
siderable appropriation was made to
finish the surroundings. The Indus
trial Home, in connection, was dis
continued.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-03-31
DEAF AND DUMB.

The commencement of the lateral
wing OF this institution, at Council
Bluffs, was provided with the large
sum of $4,000, set apart for the two
Years to come.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-03-31
HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE.

1t is sad to be obliged to state that
the increase of insanity is constant
and alarming. There are two asylums
in the State. At Mt. Pleasant they
are full and overlooking. A liberal
appropriation was made to conduct
repairs, and render available all the
possible space. Your readers are IA
miliar with the action of the Legisla-
ture relating to the Hospital at your
city.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-03-31

READ our Des Moines letter.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-03-31
PENITENTIARIES,

The increase of crime appears to
be commensurate with the growth of
the State. The legislation in regard
to the Pcnitentlaries consisted of a
reorganization of the Anamosa prison
management, and the election of a
new Warden, A. E. Martin, of Della
ware county, and an appropriation OF
$4,000 to build wall. Also, an
act for the condemnation of certain
lots necessary for the prison, but
which are held at exorbitant prices
by the owners.
At Fort Madison the appropriation
is made to complete the original de-
sign of the prison by constructing
additional. cell-room and erecting a
school room and Il residence for the
Deputy Warden. Seth II. Craig was
reelected Warden. The salary of
Deputy was raised to $1,000; the
Clerk $1,000; the Chaplain $1,000;
guards to $50 per month, and turnkey
to 500. Convict labor was ordered
to be let at best obtainable rates, as
approved by executive counsel.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-03-31
LAWS ON EDUCATION.

School laws are generally subject
TO. much change. The present AS
sembly have been quite merciful.-
The enactments are to permit in GER
tain cases the children of a district
to attend the school of another dis
trict adjoining, for convenience; to
require the District Treasurer to re-
port direct to the Board Of Directors
and to the County Superintendent,
and an act to discourage the orgaai-
cation OF independent school districts
on small scale, and to return De. the
township district system. The elegi-
bility of females to the office of
County Superintendent haying been
denied by recent judicial, decision
Notwithstanding the practice of select
ing them for a number of years, il
became necessary 70 enact law au-
thorizing them 60 hold any school
office. Independent school districts
are empowered to issue new bonds to
take up old ones,
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-03-31
ASYLUM FOR THE wEAK-MINDED.

The Home at Glenwood was set
apart for an asylum tor the weak
minded-the semi-idiotic that have
not been provided for heretofore in
any of the institutions of the State.
1t is now thought that the round OF
State institutions is nearly complete.
While on this branch l may as well
60 through with the list, and show
what was done for each.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-03-31
FROM TIE CAPITOL.
Resume OF the Work of the Sixteenth
General Assembly.
espondensa Of the Bulletin.

Correspondents Of the Bulletin.
Dies MONIES, March 20.
1 had thought OF giving some of
the closing scenes Of the General
Assembly, but on reflection, con-
sluded that the readers of the Bull
LETIN had, perhaps, sufficient impress
sion OF the hurly-burly and confusion
connected with the adjournment of a
legislative body, and that it world be
more acceptable as well lis more use
ful to take cool survey of the work
done by the session, which would
serve to inform the citizens of Iowa
and OF sister States, who are more or
less interested, of the changes made
IN the statutes Of the Hawkeye State,
ana to present the matters in as con-
densed and clear form as possible,
have arranged the changes under
their appropr ate heads as per sub
Jccts Involved.
There were introduced nearly eight
hundred bills, and there passed by
both Houses and signed by the Gov
ernor, one hundred and sixty eight
lawsandnine joint resolutions. The
resolutions are mainly instructive to
Congress: In favor of ship canals
via Fox and Wisconsin, rivers, and
from Hennepin to the Mississippi,
and of the Improvement of the upper
Mississippi; opposed to the extension
of Wilson's patent on sewing ma
chimes; asking settlement of title of
Des Moines River lands; and = mod
iticatlon Of the Homestead Law.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-03-31

A DISPATCH from Rome announces
tho death Of Prince Doria.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-03-31
.eaehers Goln,,,,,.
W. f. PARKER. Edito, !.
Teachers Monthly Examination.
ARITHMETIC--F1RsT CLASS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CLASS.
IA hoy lost of his kite-s:ring, and
then added Ash feet, when it was As of
its original length. What was its original
Length?
"A man, through his broker, invest
ed a certain sum of money in New York
State 6's at 1074, and twice as much in U.
s. SIS of 81. at 983, brokerage in each
case per cent. The annual income from
both investments was So ,348. How much
did he invest in each kind of stock?
3.-What is the cost of 364 yards of
cloth u yard wide, il % yards, 2-5 wide,
cost 1881?
A tub of butter weighed SO pounds
by the grocer's scales; but weighing it in
the other scale of the balance, it weighed
only 30 pounds. What was the true
weight of the butter?
"a man having purchased section
of land from the U. S. Government at
$1.25 an acre, sold the s. of s. W. at
$3.50 an acre; the n. e. / of n. W. at
$1.75 an acre; the W. of s. c. ! at So an
acre; and the W. of 8. W. of H. c. at
So an acre. How many acres has he re-
naming, and what is his gain, provided
the remainde is sold at sci an acre? Draw
diagram and explain.
6.-There are two numbers the sum of
which is Is, and their difference 4-5.
What are the numbers?
Thought land at $50 all acre; how
much must ask an acre, that may abate
% per cent from my asking price and still
make 20 per cent on the purchase price?
S.-Find the reciprocal of the ratio of
1913 divided by ~ to % of divided by
10.
9.-Bought 12 yards of cloth for $50.
How many yards must l buy at $3I' and
$13 yard, that the average price of the
whole may be So 2-5.
1O.-A pipe is inches in diameter fills
cistern in hours; find the diameter of
pipe that will fill the same cistern in 55
minutes, seconds.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-03-31
THE IOWA REFORM SCHOOL.
THE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE,

ltNI1 CVI1L17O19S
situated at Ames, Story county, had
a large repair appropriation. This
establishment was quite unfortunate
in the erection of the building, which
has called So frequently for extraor-
binary repairs. The new laboratory,
built last year, is an encouraging ex-
eeptiop, The present repairs pro-
Yided for are new heating apparatus,
roofing, paint, etc, The additional
legislation was to permit the trustees
to invest their endowment funds In
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-03-31

Toiting, rejoicing, sorrouing,
Onward through lite he goes.
PHYSIOLOGY-FIRsT CLASS.
What is an organ?
q What is system?
3.-What is IA function.
Name the circulatory organs.
5.-Givc the anatomy of the vocal or
gans.
Glow Is voice produced?
7.-Describe the lungs.
S.-Name the digestive fluids.
9.-What are the uses of respiration
10.-Describe the liver.
GEOGRAPHY FIRST CcAss.
1-What is colatitude?
2.--Name the ocean currents.
3. What is the area of Iowa?
4.-Where are the coal regions of Penn
sylvania?
5.-Draw map of Iowa.
6.-What is a plateau
What is climate?
S.-What is an excessive climate?
9.-What are variable winds?
10.-Define mathematical geography.
, 1876-09-10

~ xtnt youu{ uaa Of sou,A business experience,
I'd q! % postton t os beokksepsE q 9.ds Bas!
Eone need Appt5 Who c&nnot shoH proper credcnEla1
buatNnts, loLhanG nod FotAll AddftAs Y IS, Tribune
, 1876-09-10
MpS. Helen ]. Underwood 4.

IlaIinE rttnrno fro Ter rart!a! vacation would IN.
s.r?ires That My bc now ioand Il sr vice III
WAhaah.Av. every dnJ rxcnrt HnuhAy from ia, Ia
suburban home. ~ Hs'
, 1876-09-10

10 Banks and Business Firms.

A 1em Of lawyers O! styesal yeArh' prncticc, In
an Interior City of tha State, having recently 10.
sicca to son,o banking or business bouse tn The
city ~ genera! so'lct0ra and attorneys, and, for
the purpose OF establishing Themselves profetflon-
Of good bank or i1sn, At very low rstcs for one
ycar. The muat satisfactory references given AZ TO
Tribune ohlcc. H0'
, 1876-09-10

ALL TEE YEAR ROUND, with CHARM
ing vtow Of the village aud the surrounding
landscape.
This n ono Of oh1cago's most Attractive
suburbst being beautifully situated among
hi!la and natural groves.
There aro already about 1000 inhabitants,
with churches, schools, stores, ctc.
, 1876-08-08

CHICAGO.

AnNiyAts-schr j. q. Moss, Afuakegon, lumber,
schr @. N. Filler. Ludngton. lHu,bcri scllr Pttrol
Nuakegon. lnHbur; hchr Madeira, Usweso, satt;
hchr ". Dali. Muskcson, Lumber; Aehr Two Droth'
ers, Muskcgon lumber; scllr c. !. Kordcr, Manls.
toe, 1unlhcr: sclir Granger, Lu.wi.'s Iler, bark;
schs City Ut Grand Rapids. Grund Haven, lumber;
pchr Wolverine, Grand Haven, lumber; schr a.asy
Amanda, Grand Haven, lumber: scAr Hattie
Fisher, Lud!nstOn, lumber; athE q. l.. Johnatou,
whito Lake, lumber; schr J. II. Foster, losse
Shoe Hay, woall; 1chE knta Lyons AIuskcgon,
lumber; schr l.. u. 3iason, FsDtwatcF, bark;
sehr Adt!atic, White Ln!:t, lumber, schs Oncpnta,
Cleveland, coas sehs E Scosillc, 1Iuskegon, luul.
beri aehr Carrier, Frankfurt, lumbes; sctr Two
CbnFlles. Ludlngson, bark; EchE Clara Parker, Elk
NapIls, p!g.i7on; Schr Haas Crocker, Lille
Sturgeon, ice; schr Topsey, Nan!s.ee. lumber;
sehr J. u. MereIll, pcnsaukee, lumber; achr Lib.
efty, MhsEeEon. lumbeti schr L. A. Simpson,
Ludlngton. lumber; schr IL. Itand Union Pier,
bark, sehr Willie Luut1t. Ludlngton lumber; sehr
Coral. LtncolM bark; seht Flying Mist. Oconto,
lunlber; schr Il i. Campbell, Manlstee,
Lumber; schr Flrct Wing, Grand Traverse,
tes ii i'ssa sss .sats:s 'ss1 pss1
dste. ''' psop d. i sa,G, ssara;aeS. .ua;diIs.;
sIw f. aFs %o1s! oss w
.unslrcs;. prop india. hnialo, sandsls:; prop
1sonto. ltsen Day. sanatie.i tug 4. g: %alsrs,
A1kEHlaHl %Ib1f kUhlH&f AtuE NAlEA&Vt 1nnttNhVSt
sun4rie4; stInr Cosuna, Mtl.kexoll. sundrles; Y.
y. stms Andrew y; J',Las9n, Milwaukee. !igh::;
ueIr KlIza Day, Willie Lake, lumber;
sehr u: y; Bnsyss lndtns.nn. lu.ntsr' sehr Surt!
l4mbef; .cAt Z; llll.t"rd. saugatuek. bark; ashr
Mheatley, talssoll slts schr seventh uniu Grand
River lumber; sc's \. aosher thSIoyxt,I. lus,i:
usaus. .rra!erse iny. bark schr NASSAU, iiuna'o,
l>arel H. Fost, Etevrluutl. ctHl; sChF Reed Cu.e,
EE.e4,'.aha. T. itsn o.s; .ehr I'm Jatsus1. Alpena,
am.Set; .chr Il. j. aSiin,orc. psaswa:.
tet, lnmter;,, ssht ue!lot, Kcwauaes.
schr Lying cloud, ufccu Lay, lumbar; .cAr J.
+. Tracy, White Lake aunsbsr; schr Meyina. Al
pcna, Lumber; teGt j. a. Holmes, WAtc l.ahc,
wuu1; sc:lt asattliou Cleveland, coal; sc!ir Tim
EsS Aipsna !u;nher .slt 4 j. s%y clovs:
hsr; sehr E.tIe. Cleveland. euaI; s.ht, tisefke
Erie. coal; schr JrutAis Mullen, Mam!sIce, lumber;
scht Fushton. Ludinslon. woul.
DEMONSTRATION Truesucii, I1ruton llarfor.
:! auulEics; seL1 II. y. euSr. Ua4alv, l,.Vj ba
, 1876-08-08
sAnl tltCEcet.



new YoNK, Aug. 7. --uoll was weak, opening
at ll31s and elos!ng At 111E. Carrying rates, 40
I. Lonna were also mai1a nat, The decline was
due to thu announced sale Of per cent Alabama
indemnity bonds, which arc 10 be sold for gold ard
the gold afterwards sold for currency.
Governments weTO arm.
Railroad londs wcr0 steady.
State securities were dull.
The week opened with au improved feeling on
the Stock Exchange, mud general advance ln apec-
u!uttsu shares. subsequently. however, ramors
wcre circulated Of speedy dissolution of the coal
combination, md the bears accordingly hammer.
I'll tho coal shnreA freely. New Jersey Central
bzoku fran G21. to 5DA, and Delaware. Lack
awanna = Wrstera from D4H TO 03A. Tho ru-
aiutlcr uf thc list Wus heavy IL decline OF u To
from the highest point 0f tho duy. transactions
sual1+ and dealings, exCupt In fuw Instances,
devoid OF Rltlsnatiun: A. tho closc the MARKET was
somewhat sttHtlsrr In tOnct and prices showed n
recovery nf u III y from tic lowest puInt Ut thu,
.lay. ltOcli lsiAna was exceptionally weak
Transactions were ~ Otp sl,a1cs, uf which 4UUO
were Wcstern Unun, u. NO Knek lsand, q, 200 TT.
rnu1s i, 00a Lnku shar,. u QUO nhlos = [)D sE!chi-
Ean Centra QUO New ,sersey Central, All1 u, QUO
Delaware. LackAwahha j. Western.
THE money n.aEktt WIS uasyat1. Primo mer.
camille paper. 3GA4
Custom receipts, 2iS4. 600.
The Assistant TreadHrrr usburacl S977, 600.
Clcarings., $40, 0Go. QUO.
sterling dull; actual business, 10 days, a9D;
sight, 4Htt. ..-