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Reply 10 the Register About the
$4,000,

Eii;ou fntOTIiSenccr:
Permit mo to notice briefly the REGISTER
Of this morning, in which appears an ar.
ttcle, the substance Of which is too alb
surd to pass unnoticed.
First-The author says: The $1,000
raised by the Sanitary Fair is trying to
be seized by both the Children's Home and
the Soldiers Monument Committee.
HALF Of this Is true, while the other half
the auther knows Is false. The Soldiers
Monument Committee Is not trying to
seize the $4,000; they only ask for 1t be-
cause 1t was given TO them years ago, and
on the strength Of this gilt the corner.
stone Of the soldiers monument was laid.
Tho author Is substantially correct when
he says the $4,000 is trying to be seized
by the Children's Home, for il the Chill.
drens Homo was entitled to it II would
not be necessary to seize ii. But, again,
the learned author comes 10 light in the
following language: "The money be-
longs 10 the people, from whom it was dc.
rived, and they should certainly have the
disposition Of the same" In the first
place, / would say that the money does
not belong to the people from whom it
was derived, but to those for whose bene.
ct II was given. When the people from
whom this money was derived gave it 10
the Sanitary Commission for specific
purpose their right and title to it ceased
forever, The money then became the
property Of the West Virginia soldiers,
held in trust by the Sanitary Commits.
sion. W. NJ. MRRRiFIELD,
Chairman Monument Committee.
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Getting Square with Brazilian
Bankers.

NEW YORK, July l3.-L. II. D. F.
Aquir, Brazilian Consul General in New
York, called on Superintendent Walling
on the 2Sth Of June last, and asked his
assistance in checking the system OF
counterfeiting the Brazilian government
notes, which was going on in this city.
The bills he said were sent to his country
in large amounts, and being we'll
executed were readily disposed Of. A
detective was put upon the case and yes.
terday succeeded In arresting the offender
at the Merchants Hotel, on Courtland
street. He gave his name as John r.
Harris, aged 81, and said he was dentist
by profession. In his room we're found
several engraved plates and photographs
Of Brazilian bank bills Of all denomina-
tions. Harris, who has several aliases,
confessed to detective that he had been
engaged for some time in the business,
and that it was successful. He stated
that he was a resident OF Brazil until
recently, but having lost $4,000 by the
failure OF one Of their banks he came 10
this country to get square with them.
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THE IDAHO WAR:
Additional Troops Ordered TO
the Front.
JOseph's BAND Largely Increase
Reservation Indians Going on the
Warpath.

WASHINGTON, July 1S.-The War De,
partment received the subjoined dis
patch this morning:
SAN Francisco, July 12,
TO The Secretary Of War, WaIhiny.On, D. c..
The following, dated Lewiston, july
llth, has just been received, having beer
forwarded from Portland to-day, In ab.
Sence Of Gen. Howard, who Is beyond
my reach:
In think Gen. Mcdowell should be in.
formed that / have reliable information
that Josepl's band has lately received
considerable acCessions, and Il ia feared
that many other reservations Indians
will Join him. i would suggest that
1000 Washington Territory or Oregon
troops be called for Immediately to pre-.
vent this and the damage that may follow
during the absence Of the troops, until
they can be replaced by regular troops.
[Signedl ScuLLY.
Col. Scully is an old officer OF much
service in Indian warfare and in the De-
partment Of Columbia, and / do not feel
at liberty to disregard his appeal. In
some way, unaccountable to me, the End
infantry ordered here week ago, has
not yet started. send tomorrow every
man have been able to scrape together
this side OF Arizona, and altogether the
four skeleton companies don't amount to
100 men, Under these circumstances /
approve the suggestion 10 call out for a
limited time 200 volunteers from Oregon
and Washington Territory.
(signed) Mcdowell,
Major General
As soon as the above dispatch was re.
ceived, General Vincent, acting Adjutant
General, proceeded 10 the White House
and laid it before the Cabinet, then in
session. After n brief consultation il
was ordered that a call for 200 volunteers
should be made, as recommended by
General Mcdowell, and that he should
have authority 10 increase the number to
500 il necessary.
SAN Francisco. July 1S.-Captain
Cushing's company, now stationed at
Presidio, Capt. Peel's company from AL
catroz, Capt. Giver's company Of the 18th
Infantry, and Capt. Wells company OF
the Sth Infantry, until lately stationed at
Fort Yuma, will leave on steamer for
Portland this afternoon. The four com.
panies combined number scarcely one
hundred men, but they will take with
them thirty recruits who have been mus.
tered in in this city.
WASHINGTON, July 13.-Gen. McDowell
has been authorized 10 call for two hun.
dred volunteers in Arizona or Washing
ton Territory and to increase the number
to five hundred if necessary. 4
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ATonIsoN, Ks, July lS.-The through
mail train to St. Louis, which left here
at 3:2O this afternoon, met with an acci-
dent about four miles below town,
resulting in the wrecking OF the baggage,
mail and one passenger car. The rails
spread, throwing the trucks Of the bag.
gage car out OF its place, and three cars
left the track. &c. Brown, mail agent,
was thrown out and received several cuts
and bruises, but was not seriously hurt.
No other person was injured.
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This lIouSe has recently been thoroughly runo-
VRted and Teatted, with ali the modern improve
ments added, Ladies and Familio5 Will md the
House suited IN every way to their wants. Phnt0
It Is located in ono Of the most prominent streets
n The business centIe Of tho city and Is well ven.
The table e supplied with tho best the market
nHordS. Street cars paaI the door every few min.
uies for all parts Of the dty, Allegheny MAnchts.
ter, and South.side.
The proprietor has served 4 long time in the
business, and knoWa we'll the wants o. guests Gspo
III -@--N--FNl
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NEW YORK, July 1S.-Cotton-Steady
at II 3.16a1g 5.lGc, Flour-New occa.
Sionally lower. Wheat.-Very strong; No.
2 Chicago spring 81 58a1 5S, No. : Nil,
waukee in store 81 IS. Rye-Quiet; west,
ern 74a7Sc. Barley and Malt-Unchauged
Corn-Higher and less active; western
mixed ungraded 5Sa60c, steam mixed Soc
do July 5S1Ia59c. Oats-Dull and heavy;
western mixed and State S5a6Oc, white
western 42a63c. Hay and Hops-Un,
changed. Coffee-Quiet: Rio Cargoes la
2O1<c gold, jobbing ut l7a2lNc, gold. Su
gar-Heayy; fair to good refining 97Ia935c
prime 99lc, refined quiet and heavy al
1lNal2c. MolasSes-Dull. Rice-LouiS
lana 6a7c, Carolina 7Nc Whisky-Quiet
at 81 12.
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THE TURF.
Driving Park Rnces.

COLUMBUS, July 13-The fourth and
last day Of the Columbus Driving Park
races had large attendance. The un.
finished 2:S0 race, which was postponed
from Thursday, was won by Mohawk
Chief. Time 2:S0, 23O!, 1891. DR..
Rush took the second, and Money Daisy
the third.
The 2;5O race for a purse Of 5000; SS75
to the first Sl75 to the second and SlOO
to the third, had seven entries and four
starters, was won by Col. Moore. Time
2:S7, 2:S4, 2:35!. There were four heats,
The third Lassie took in 2:S7. Lassie
took the second, Money and Mollie Nor
ton the third.
! THE 2:3o race, for purse Of 5000, di.
vided, had seven entries and four starters,
was won by Jennie Holton; taking the
second, fourth and fifth heats. Time
2:2S, 2::29, 2:S4. The iirst heat was won
by Deception in 2:2S, and the third was
won by Riprap in 2:26.
HAMPDES PARK RACES.
srMNoFEEID, July l3.-TO.day was
the closing day Of the Hampden Park
races. The 225 race was won BY. Charlie
Mac, Bauxno 2d, Lady Foxie Sd. Time,
2;26, 224, 2963.
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ORANGE RIOT AT HALIFAX.
Stones and Pistols Freely Used.
The City in the Hands OF a Mob.

HALIFAX, July 1S.-At Charlottetown,
Prince Edward Island, last evening, after
the orangemen were dismissed several OF
them stood in front Of the lodge
room, where they were greeted by a
shower Of stones by roughs on
the street, and two 0raugemen were
severly hurt. Another yolley Of
.stones followed and pistol shot from the
lodge wounded one Of the assailants.
Great excitement ensued. Volley after
volley OF rocks were answered by about
twenty shots from the lodge room.
Two were wounded by bullets and
one severely hurt in the head by a
stone. For an hour the city was in
the hands Of the mob. The police were
useless. The stipendiary magistrates to
make peace, got the orangemen to lower
the flag and quiet was restored. The
Orangemen at meeting to-day condemn.
ed the police and magistrates. One hun.
dred special constables were sworn in.
Twenty eight warrants for the rincIead-
ers were issued and several arrests made.
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,PnilADELPHIA, July 1S.--Flour--Quiet;
extra $7a7 so; Minnesota family s. OOa9 90;
Pennsylvania 50 00a9 80; high grades 50. 90
al0 so. Wheat-Steady; Pennsylvania red
$2 05a2 10; amber $2 l5a2 20. Rye Dull
at 70aS5c. Corn-Yellow Csc, mixed Ola
&c. oats-Demand active; white western
40a4Sc, mixed 3sa40c. ProviEions-Quiet
Butter-Dull; western extra l6alSc. Cheese
Advancing; western SASHc. Eggs-Steady;
western 15al6c. Petroleum - Refined lSc,
crude. 9aey<e. Whisky Steady; western
81 IL,
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aiINOR TELEGRAMs.

Two Convict Miners working at a
station near Sedalia, Mo, were crushed
to death yesterday BY the caying in Of the
roof otthe mine in which they were work.
ing.
1t Is seni.otiiciRlly announced that
the PennsylyaniA Coal Company viii
cell 100000 tons Pittston coal by auction
onthe 18th inst, ana, that the Delaware.
LaekaWanna & WestNrn Railroad Com.
pany Bill follow suit with 100. 900 tons
Of Scranton coal on the 27th, 8
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ENGLAND.
Cable Consolidation.

LONDON, July lS.-The Direct United
States. Gable Company to-day ratified,
without division, the adoption Of resolu.
tiong approving a joint purse with the
Anglo-AmericAn Company and for the
liquidation Of the company.
RIFLE PRACTICE.
The Wimbledon meeting iS very sue.
cessful. The shooting for the Queens
prize was exceptionally good.
SPORTING MEN ARRAIoNED FOR CON.
sPiRACY.
AT the Bow street police court Chief
Inspectors Drusconitch, Micklejohn and
Palmer, the best known officers Of the
Scotland Yard Detective force, and q
solicitor named Froggart, were arraigned
at the instance Of the Treasury, accused
Of conspiracy 10 defeat the ends Of Jus.
tice In the recent celebrated confidence
case, in which number Of betting men
were convicted Of defrauding the Countess
de Goncourt Of $4,000.
THE COTTON CONVENTION.
LIVERPOOL, July 1S.-At to.days
sitting communications from the Ameri.
can Cotton Exchange and the New Or.
leans Exchange, in favor Of adopting the
Liverpool standard Of inspection were
read. A motion to substitute the term
American cotton for that Of Orleans cot.
ton was rejected.
The Convention agreed to recommend
that cotton be sold at Liverpool at net
cash without deduction, as at present;
also t. take steps 10 organize an Inter-
national Cotton Association, and that
official quotations Of middling, low mid
ding and good ordinary should be given
daily.
After announcing that the next Inter
national Convention would be held in
Liverpool in 1879, the proceedings ter
minated.
LIVERPOOL, April 13.-In the Cotton
Convention, before adjournment, a reso-
luton was passed that efforts should be
made to induce all countries, which had
not already done so, 10 pass law holding
the masters Of vessels responsible for the
safe delivery Of cargoes. The convention
also agreed to recommend that when cot
ton is sold on short payment it shall be
by cash before delivery II required,
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, July 1S.-Wheat-Firm; amber
Michigan spot 81 90, seller August 81 30,
No. 2 red winter seller July ST 80, seller
August 81 2SN, seller September 81 20,
rejected Lake Shore 81 90. Corn-Firm
and demand active; high mixed spot 5SI1c,
seller August 5Sc, No. 2 spot 5lIc, seller
July 5lHc, seller August Size, rejected
soc, damaged 44kc. Oats-Flrmer white
steady; Michigan S6Nc, rejected CSC.
4 p. M.-Wheat-CiOseS weak; small
sales No. white Michigan at 81 so, amber
Michigan seller August 81 3OI<, No. . red
winter seller July 81 80. OatS-No. ., sec,
Michigan SIC.
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HAMPDEN PARK RACES.
THE SlENGERFEST.
Closed With a Parade and Picnic
The Event Unsurpassed In
America. AZ

LOUISVILLE, July 1S.-The musical
festival closed to-day with a parade and
picnic, many citizens and strangers par.
tlcipating. The success Of the sGngerfest
was regarded as remarkable and far be.
yond expectation, albeit that II sur.
passed, musicRlly and financially speak.
ing, any event ntihis kind ever celebrated
In America.
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Col, U. D. Cox, Pension Agent, accom-.
plished the consolidation Of the agencies
Of his district, consisting of the States Of
New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland and
District Of Columbia, besides The soldiers
homes and foreign pensions. All the
cases left over at the discontinued agen.
cies have been paid over to him. This
demonstrates the practicability OF the
plan Of the Commissioner of. Pensions and
that il will bring no serious delay to
pensioners.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, July 13.-Flour-Dull and
nominal. Wheat-Demand fair and pricel
higher; No. 2 Chicago spring 81 4iIG cash
81 4la1 AK July, 81 204aI 2O% August,
81 14Et AK September. Corn-FAirly ac
tive and shade higher 4S1Sa4SNc cash
and August, 4Sasc September, rejected Acc
0ats-Fairly active and q shade higher;
S2c cash, 20a29Hc August. Rye-HigheI
at 6Ic. Barley-Quiet and unchanged
at GOA65c. Pork-strong and higher nj
$l3 62H cash. Lard-Demand fair and
prices higher; 50, 10 cash, 50 l71za9 q
August, 50 25aO FIX September. Bull
Meats-Fairly active at 5Isa7a7Nc. Whisky
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Kelley NiiII ON Hands.

PHILADELPHIA, July 13.-Frank Kel.
ley was brought before the United States
Commii rer to-day on charge Of lille.
gal yotiD - the election in Cincinnati in
1876. L was renewed and the case
continued by the Commissioner until
Thursday next.
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FIRE RECORD.

seven Horses Burned to Death.
CNctSS&FG o., July 1S.-Henry
Brockman's stable and residence, on the
corner Of Elm and Water streets, burned
this morning. Loss $1,000. Seven horses
perished in the flames, Mrs. Silas, an old
lady who was in the third story Of the
residence, jumped to the ground, receiv-
ing aeyere Injuries.
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Resolutions that Have the Right
Ring.
No Surrender OF Rights in the
Future.
The Mayor Condemned and Call.
ed Upon 20 Resign.

MONTREAL, July 13.-Last night pass.
ed without any trouble, the crowds dis.
persiDg at 10 o'clock. There was less
than the average number Of arrests made,
and none for anything serious. Complete
absence Of drunkenness prevailed. The
Coroner's jury were sworn in the case OF
Hackett this morning, but the inquiry
was postponed until tomorrow. Ar.
rangements for the funeral are not yet
completed.
A conference took place this morning
between the leading 0rapgemen and the
Presidents Of the National societies for
the purpose Of calling an indignation
meeting TO condemn the Mayor for not
atfording due protection to life yester.
day.
Boone Is not dead. He is confined TO
bed, suffering from wounds which are Sc.
we're.
The Young Briton's ban d which return
ed from Cornwall to-day, marched up
town in uniform with colors on their hats.
A new Orange lodge ia to be formed
called Hackett lodge, in memory Of the
martyr who was killed yesterday. The
scene Of the shooting yesterday was
thronged with people.
FUNERAL rosrPoNED.
MONTREAL, July 13.-It was at first
decided TO hold the funeral OF Hackett
tomorrow, but the time has since been
changed to Monday to allow members OF
the Order from the West who wish to
attend, time to get here. He will be
buried with full Orange honors.
AT the Orange annual meeting last eve
ming resolutions were adopted stating
that Notwithstanding their procession was
abandoned, al the earnest entreaty and
representations Of the various National
and benevolent societies, who pledged
their word to take steps so as TO prevent
insults to women and children attending
church, and also 10 restrain their core
ligtonists from insulting or riotous
conduct, the streets were monopolized by
a rabble Of disloyal, disorderly rulTians,
BY whom cruel murder was committed.
They therefore as Orangemen will hence.
forth not only claim but exercise their
right to parade the streets OF Montreal,
and further, no threats OF enemies or
entreaties Of false friends shall influence
their counsels in the future. The resOlu.
tion also condemned the inaction Of the
Mayor after sworn application had been
made before him and other magistrates
for civil and military protection, and
holding his worship morally guilty
Of murder. An mitigation meeting will
be held to call on the Mayor
to resign for the want OF precaution, and
the matter will also be taken up in the
City Council. The Protestant press con-.
demn him severely. The military will be
kept under arms on Monday next, when
the funeral Of Hackett takes place, as
trouble is feared.
Stephen J. Meaney, on behalf Of the
Irish Catholic Union, disclaims any sym.
Pathy between that sociciety and yester-
day'Stroubles.
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sr. LOUIS, July 1S.-Maj. Fred. Der.
ring, an Alderman Of this city, was found
hanging in his grocery store, cor. 14th
and Cass avenues, this morning, dead as
door nail. Charles Truh, a German
butcher, doing business cor. 14th street
and franklin avenue, shot himself
through the head this morning and died
soon alter.
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BASE BALL

INDIANAroIIs, July l9.--Indianopolis
8 Louisvilles nothing.
fords 8.
81: LOUIS, July la.-BO,tons Z, St.
ColuMBus, July 10. Buckeyes 4. Cham.
paigu Cities ofSpringfeld, O., 10.
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Colorcd sympathIzcrs with
Cuba.

New YoRK, July lS.ArA strong delega-
tion Of colored men yesteTd waitedIupon
the Executive Com. Of the Cuban League,
and rendered formal expression oil sym.
paLhy Of the colored residents OF this city
with the struggling Cubans. Petitions
will be sent to President BayeS and Con.
gress urging upon the Government such
immediate action as will tend most speed.
lily TO wipe on. forever the foul blot Of
aiaVa.y,t
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Confessed, llaptized and Hung.

CHARLESTON, s. G., July 1S.-David
Pearce and George Stevens, negroes, who
Waylnd; murdered and robbed young
Nmln named Eltngs, near this city, May
II, under circumstances Of peculiar atro6.
ity, were hanged at 1l:35 this morning.
They were baptized previous to execI.
tion by n Catholic priest, with whom
they LETT full confession OF their crime.
They died without "a struggle. About
200 persons Witnessed the execution.
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vienna, July 1S.-Advices from 81.
Petersburg state that the reserve OF Cos.
sacks, consisting Of 20 regiments and 10
batteries, In all 70, 900 men, are preparing
TO follow the 10000 men who have al.
ready marched from Sarator for Armenia.
When ready, the army will take direct
route 10 ErEcroum.
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SAN FRANcrsco, July l3.-Yesterday
at San Juan, South Justin Araio shot and
mortally wounded Manuel Burton, an
inofensiVe citizen. Last night tody OF
masked men overpowered the guard at the
lookup, took the prisoner to the outskirts
OF the town and hing him to tree. No
nrreats,
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MONTREAL.
No Further RiOting.

Great Indignation Against the
Mayor.
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sink strikers Jailed for Breach OF
Contract.

PArrxRsoS, N. j., July 1s.-Two strik.
Ing silk weavers were arrested and sent
toiail this afternoon to answer asuit for
damages in not finishing their warps &C.
cording to contract. The warps are
worth $500 each, and are claimed! to be
greatly injured by the men abandoning
them. The silk weayers meet tonight
to take action to defend the suits.
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The sink and Lace Smugglers.

NEw York, July 1S.-Throngh comics.
Siohs made by several members Of the
silk and lace smuggling ring, three trunks
have been secured, containing mass Of
invoices, bills Of lading, cancelled chscks
and private letters. These papers will
be used TO secure the arrest Of implicated
parties and as evidence against them on
nrosennlion.
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A Nignnl station nj CoIumbus,

CoIuMDrs, O., July lS.-Wm. Emback
and Th. Parsons, Of the United States
coast service, are in the city, and are
making preparations for establishing a
signal station, with view Of determin.
ing the difference Of longitude between
Columbus and Nashville and other points
in the South.
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A Marrow Gauge Train Jumped
the TrRck-All the Passengers
More or Less IDiurctI,

ST. Louis, July l3.-The south bound
passenger train on the 81. Louis & Cairo
Narrow Gauge Railroad jumped The
track on an IS foot trestle yesterday, six
miles from Murphysboro, and the whole
train excepting the locomotive was pre-.
clpitated into RattlesnaEe creek. AL.
most every passenger on the train was
injured. Chas. Pink, express messenger,
was injured internally and will probably
die; W. Jones, mail agent, Potter, con.
ductor, and Smith, brakeman, were seri.
ously hurt. The train was running 90
miles an hour. The coupling between
the engine aud the rest fthe train broke
leaving the locomotive on the track.
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10 THE BOARD OF HEALTH,
+ FiNANCIA[ AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and Stocks,

NBw YORK, July 1S.-MoSRY-CloSes
easy at 11Ea2 per cent on call. Prime mer,
camille paper 3a5 per cent. Custom re,
ceipts, $lS6,0O0. Assistant Treasurer dis,
bursed $SS0,000. Clearings $l6,O0OO0O,
Sterling long 1861, short 4SSIS!.
GoLD-Opened at 1861 and closed al
l05%. Borrowing rates laS per cent. Loans
were also made Hat.
SiLvRR-A At London 81 3.l6d. Here,
silver bars 81 243s greenbacks, 81 1S9S gold.
Silver coin u per cent discount.
GOYRNNfENTS-StronP.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NHAs. E. DWIGHT,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST,

Il prepared % make careful and complete snaly,e.
Oi Iron Ores, umeltonOS, Mineral Water, ca,
Laboratory cor. 2Ith and ChApllne Eifsolb
au22 Wheeling. W, Va