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CONNIE RClAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT DULL, FUTURES LowER-FLoUR
DULL--wHEAT LowEK--CoRN LOwER--oArs
DULL--wHrSKEY DULL-PoEK DULL--LARD
DULL--PErkoLEUM QUIEr-sPIRITs TuHPEN-
TINE sTEADY-RosrN srRADY--oILs QUIET
coFFEE FIEM-- SUGAR NoSrINAL--rREIoHTs
QUIET.
MONDAY, August 1916 r. NJ
Business was still light in nearly all the principal
commodities. On Change flour was dull and in buyers
favor Wheat was dull and lower. both on the spot
and for future delivery. Corn WIS also lower, but a
good business was done. oats were dun and lower
Wh,skey was dull. Pork and lard were dull and very
nominal Freights quiet. Cotton the spo. duh
aud futures lower Coffee steady. sugar
nominal Oils quiet. Petroleum was also auict. Naval
stores generally steady.
corrGrThcre was very little dong Rio to-day. and
tho market remains steady unchanged duros Sales of
5sI bags per Astarc and go bags terms
TRANSFERRED despatch to hand from Rio dated August
H. states "Reccipts Of coffee since August 1900 bags
Purchases for Europe 5000 bags purchases for United
states, 1900 bags Price cf L. o. w. or good averages
cargoes Rios i0l3y0 STOCK Of corss, 5000 bags Ex
change 24d" Receipts Of Rio for the week ending this
evening mp 22is2 bags aud sales for period.
~ 1872 bags Stocks in first hands foot up 1881 bags
including 49, 1879 bags Baltimore and 81 2 bags NJ New
York; In second hands 142 ia bsgs including 5000 bags
New York ~. ios BAGS at Baltimore Total stocks
24 bags Aoat loading for United States TO July
I5 IL 735 bags Purchased tor do. TO August III 5000
sauto 10000 bags Total visible supply, 475 800 bags
We quote Oronary cargoes, tesic a17hc; fair do Toe
ls,sc., good do, i9aic 2gs,c; prime DO, aoac
to good st' ioc s soa 90 days java
sas s ' 3ts sG syS sa.'i s %"s Ms.sbo @
n sssIssa Pr. s 's f ss s S':
gle Anges.ur@,o lshe ao'aei sav'ni'"' isc soc''
Corros she ,pos without saosass change ruled In y;
bales ali for spinning including 42s bales today
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FAILURE IN WALL STREET.

Just before the close OF The stock markct In Wan
street the failure OF Mossrs. Bradley Anderson,
bankers at No. 10 Broad street, was announced. On
INJURY at .be Office of the firm u was ascerained that
the liabilities OF the concern amounted TO quite .
limited sum- Mr.. Bradley said to the reporter OF the
HERALD that his arm would in a day Two on ITS
logs again and discharge all ITS obligations TO Its crcdi-
tors fhc feeling Wall street WAS almost negative.
the dealings being very small that few firms were
interested ia 10. The following stocks sold for
them ~undor the rule 200 Delaware. Lackawanna
ana Western; 100 Illinois Central, 200 Delaware and
HUDSON 900 Morris aud Essex Az these sales took
place tue close OF the market they may not repre-
sent tho entire stock vi which the trm Is short
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Olls.Ihs market was quiet but steady for lln.eed on
we're also an,es we quote: -Lnseea ssc Sos,: lara
5o d. w wn.s @
s' s snsr Ss wasi
'e, tss ssc crude sn se sH IN, market m
nned but ssscra was quill United ss,ieates
S a S% '4 ' S ss the ss
s rsa se Ia a % a. +" refined Y bar
S,s "s1Sr - for Grnar at rha
roanrnTThsrs pretty far as% sS isr sprns
ss: ana and ;s' xs 's ssw were oa
SSsa'o and jersey: ias iiss per ID; Western,
@ re- 1%s WISE 81 IS
e. pats p. II % Hs ps ws,s ass
At odG 20 III, for fSos to % % and tS s for
nllsaslgh. dry picked is Zoe for Jersey sns qs
81 81 per for eatherod light squads PhadelDhis
Ssss sss 100 ss % ss
tors lower s1 closed Pat sssond s
ws;s ss 2 w 81 SS
Saesd isss .s:s3 SHOULDERS iss scs I"s's
@ s-s: II: :a sa ~
pSsr: Sss s' .. s plain city extra 81 n H ss
5s.ssa ss:: ss,. s$:.s r.
clear Intending pigs Holders we're very hrn but buyers
lcws. and closed at the second call follow, August.
siess ~ q sIsS 20 ~ y b. 3D. 4
asked December aud seller s. 72y bid - 10 asked
9e s1ss ssae S % o ss Sas' aud =
81 IS seller Spot sales we're abonI p ,ierees Guy
Is 90 oia 50 o. Reaasa was - qaes a
but steay pricos quoted ijc. 25c . m@on
e %s ssa c 1 S (, a
QUIET hit prices rcma ~ last quoted state quoted at
s9 al Ses tie was dull ana over We quote
Ls@f lssod Nsw Isy sa Is 49, state
po%e a :. n small .apgy and holder, quite
g r Gars. quote rSns is s agS.
ssGS &c .%s S s 1Uns""s '" to
in bond a'4e a Sc, gold
better demand and the msrse. j. weak We aose.
Sc 91ac te eentri,aga bids ana eoxcs. Nos ~ ~
sS. i rs%s "S' prime 'sfs Srs
iar 70 choice, 90 We refined. STANDARD 4 iojse a
asrsa 1Se 3c s,""a''sH io's aoss q gt S1
"@Ss yellow Extra 6s SO ao.c other grades inca.
jn s, V,s; Ss u - ne ne markc, wa. quiet.
rM.ow- asssip,. 70 mid. % ss.es; aud COZ ss.:
ss % mainly ; 50. sf's '' :" os
"Y Tas'"ass general @arSes wa. steady and the
asy s%;s: sii sS'sH ,S5s
glasgow ste 1000 canned private
To London, steam. "a ooJ bushels wheat ~
LOO canned meats. 2Js., aud, by sail, 400
bbl.. -four. Is. 3D.. - binds. tobacco. 32s ga Sos.
To iavre. per steam, u, UD bushels wheat at sc 40
boxes baoon at 7IGc; 10 copper private
$50 balos cotton at compressed 40 bags coffee at s.
- boots NJ no: ~ bales hemp sac; 9UO.v1D
lbs sscw 1T &c 10 bales hides at 7-io. s0 pieces
mahogany IT ~, per ton; 100 tens men-nremcnt goods
$40 per ton; 300 ticrces lard at cleo 900
eases canned goods az $40. and 1000 gallons
tons, hence TO London, With oil cake At POS.
Italian bark hence GENOA lie gborn Naples
5000 quarters grain. at Is ia British bark ito arrived,
hence 20 Bremen Antwep. with 600 bills refined pc.
troeum mt a. 3D. German ship date under the
nat). hence to Bremen with 5000 bulls do U.s. 3D.
Italian bark, bence to the Levau with 1000 do
c. swedish BARK hence DO, with $500 cascs do nj
3jc. American bark lat Boston,, hence TO Java with
10000 do, at 21c American brig from Phadci.
phia two Adriac ports with 500 bps and cases
do. on private terms
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coupon, 1905 1895 do. Axe. registered, 1891
los1l 1857; do. do, coupon 1891, loss. 1885
four per cents, Io5 lo51.
the FOREIGN MARKET.
Tho London advices report that ''the Turkish gov
eminent rs negotiating loan OF $1,000 900 sterling,
the prospects OF its success considered fair
Consos and United States bonds all steady at tho
closing quotations Of Saturday. except In of
our ten forties which declined fraction. In Amerl-
railway shares Erie was steady but New York
Central declined y per cont TO 92h, while Illinois
Central advanced u per cent, to 90. Tho Bank OF
England lost G313, 900 bullion balance to-day. The
closing prices in London wore as follows :-Consos for
money and account, $50 s5h new AZ per cent
bonds, 1865 lo61 hvetwenty bonds of 1867, 1864
tcniorty bonds, llo; aves OF 1851, 1878; Erie
mon shares, % o's; Erie preferred shares, 49, New
York Contrai 921: Illinois Central, CO. Bar silver
was quoted at 54sd por ounce on account
BONDS
State bonds at the Board were dull with sales con-
fined Louisiana sevens, consolidated AZ 7SK-an ad-
vance OF u, and Virginia SKIES consolidated, at 675.
sl.t. ~ Sxtt.
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SILK SMUGGLING.

Special Agent Brackelt has succeeded in capturing
another trunktul OF correspondence end kilograms
bearing on the recent SILK smugglcs account Of
which number Of arrests have been made. The docu
mcnts thus uncarthed impcatc many persons.
Captain Bracket proposes hand the contents oil this
trunk over TO the District Attorney on which TO base
actions against those who have been engaged In de-
iraudng the revenue OF the country One OF the day
inspectors OF the Custom House sent nino rolls OF silk
meaHuring 100 yards, tho SECURE yesterday,
winch he found in the false bottom oil passenger
trunk arriving the steamship Spain on sunday.
Tho owner had msdo declaration that no had nothing
dutiauie in his possession.
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Wheat wa. dull ana lower; spot sales were about 25OW
bushels at 81 47as 81 for amber winter The the
delivery. at 81 ~ and the cali ooi bushels
No red Tor August at 81 Az 1000 bushels No spring
tor October At ~ 10 The following wele tho bid and
asked prices at the second call NO red September
$ BID VI 31's asked do for October ri 3l bid " "a
Rye firm. Barley and barley quiet.
changed Corn was, active Tor future. but duI
sales were 10000 bushels &C 5su 5al,c tor
steamer mixed, 5oc ao9lac for No. 3mixed Sic
After tho first call "a 900 bushels No Sep.
tcber sold At 5.c At the rst call te sae. wore as i
lows: August 1870 bushels at 5Ac; do .
72uO9 bushels ~ 59c September No. le2oo bushels
bushels August steamer 57c.; 5000 bushels do, No .
at 5-c. and 5000 bushels september steamer. 5Sc.
tcmDcr 40 u 5Ac hid. 5sc. asked Tor October steamer.
and5Oc bid, 6o,ac asked Tor do No. = d,
bushels within the following range Extra white sic
No do. Die: No: do flc No uo ;i5c mi
lie a 47c No. do. t6c No do 35c No 8 do Bic. !;
iiExP AND JurErhe market remained quiet, but prices
were nomnsily uncnanged We quote american dressed
$50 Tor undrsssed kussia Clean 500 S9l0 gold !;
Italian VITO $40. gold: jute, $40 a'6c, currency
Sc: 5isA, SIC. a &c. lstle &c. ali gold.
MoLAssks There Is only mode demand for West
India grades aud the market Is caer Sales of 400 hhds
and prices rule IN buyers favor We qnote:Cuba ccnr
iuga and mixed 24c aJac do cayed nc ;sse;
3sc. 5c English islands 4oc. i5c New Orleans, good
4sc. prime. 5''c choice, Doc
NAVAL STORES Trade was more active, and prices tor
spirits turpcnne higher; sales, 300 bbs deliverable in
three days at 4sc 40 do 3oc., and 900 do New York
Doe Rosin Si - 81 10 Tor ordinary good
the latter extreme sales OF ubs. VI 80
and some lots all kinds On private terms Ne quote =
spirits tutpentine, mercbanaye order southern 3ac.
Pitch, 81 70 Tar 81 Advices from Wilmington were as
foilows:Rosn firm; strained, 81 40 bid; good u 10
bid lar firm, ~ To- Turpenne unchanged spirits firm
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SHIRLEY FRANCES CONDITION.

NEW YoRK, August IL, 1871
To THE EDITOR THE HxRALp:-
As regards the illness OF Shirley H. Trance, you win
oblge the family OF that gentleman by coutradictng
tho statement made IN this MORNINGS HERALD he
placed In padded cell In Bellevue Hospitals such
is not the case. Ho was placed In the Hospital for
medical treatment by tue advice OF our family physi.
caD, ana has not ut any time been violent. lie 10 SUI
criug rom temporary mania caused by severe attack
o. epilepc commissions ana suustrokc which occurred
while no was on board the yacht Gcrmana, Sunday
August 4 HIS physicians nave every hope Tor hio
early recovery GEORGE FRANCE,
136th street aud southern BopleyApA
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RAILROAD BONDS.

RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds continue strong, and tho following
the changes compared with last previous sales -
An advance OF TX IN Toledo and Wabash convortbes
per cent IN Chicago and Northwestern consolidated
gold sevens and u In Burlington, Cedar Rapids and
Northern arsts Albany and Susquehanna seconds and
Michigan Central scvens. The latest bids are an
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uoNsefy been as lows--Sat
urdav after one MAngust. 100 bales l5ac. Sep
tember 100 ~ u 4Os. 40 ~ 3Dc 500 Ut 3sc. o.
,obsr ioost ilo7c LOO a. 10 AZ u oos 100 At
day up e Two M-ASgus,: 100 bale. =, lieie 100 at
Il LIS iS :. s'D'if%ss :s. s s I .,s s at
4. ioc. 800 at i3oc. 500 at ii.ssc.. 800 at
800 l13lc 600 3oc. 100 2oc. AZ ii 2sc
$40 1l27c 700 mt IL .26c.. 600 gle at asc
200 29c October, 100 lose ut II o7c 400 81
IlO6e 100 AT 1.Ooc. 400 a. IA O2c 100 Ole
lie. loo ut loeec 100 at l0ssc, 100 eic 400 ~
1O.95c 100 ut iu.oec,, 100 at i097c: November 400
iossc 100 at loe7c., 100 az io.ssc. 100 At iGo5c
eember. 200 Al 70 oec 400 iossc.. 100. at
Total. 1870 bales. Grand total 1890 bales
The receipts at the ports follows :aiveston ~
bales; New Orleans. f07; Mobile. ~; Savannah, 10;
Charleston, 20; Wilmington 10: Norfolk rs; Boston,
Philadelphia, ~; total, $50 This day last week 0,3
This day last AHA. Tot since september
bales Cotton freights closed follows TO lIayro Ivy
steam. c, compressed; to Hamburg. by steam Sc do 20
Bremen. by steam. 0lOc do: Livcrposl
by steam; by sail, &c. compressed Market aulot
FLOUR AND GRAiN-keceipts-tiour 2S,"iJ bbis wheat
0s III bushels; corn meal 800 bbls. ana ~ sacks
275,Joi bushels; oats. 1880 do rye ~ s7 do barley
ALT, -. 3Uo do Tho Hour market dull ana prices
somewhat irregular Buyers insisted upon conccs-
sons and usually secured then The sales including
state. Western and southern about 300 with
the range oil the anncxed quotations Rye our steady
with sales oil 800 bpS Corn meal ruled fr with
LOO bbs and sacks within the OF the annexed
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~ i6c; low mddng I0isc middIinx, He For future
delivery the msrxet opened about SIX points better for
months and sbou. four points better the late
months bat Immediately became weak; mainly owing to
reported Manchester failure. steadily declined aud closed
with continued downward tendency with prices about
ten 10 seventeen points under nnsi prices OF saturday
The closing prices today compared with Saturdays
as toliows:-
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OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. !

The commercial! course OF the College OF the City of
New York, the other just entering that institution
10 compete. When this Is the case, | ask
why are the graduates OF the public school, who
compelled 10 earn n livelihood, excluded II tho
who can afford 10 80 TO college admissible, why
should not those who graduated FROM the Same
school, but cannot AFFORD a college education be adj
mssiblo alsoY have strong desire to enter tue
military academy. aud my only hope was in a COM
petitive examination. but find myself debarred
Hoping you will excuse the space occupy, and that
you VIII advocate the cause ofthe working youth,
remain with respect, SINCERE.
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SboaiNu VvVIhriOSs--o r. NJ
The closing quotations al three p. NJ were as fol.
THE MONEY MARKET.


Money call lent to-day al 3 per cent and closed
at1H per cont The following arc the rates OF OK
change New York at the aforementioned cities
to.dsy:-Savannah, buying 1-6, selling, a Charles.
ton, scarce, nothing doing, y a y premium; Cincin-
natl, quiet, buying 30 discount par, selling ITO;
New Orleans, commercial H. bank u, and Chicago. 20
10 30 discount Foreign exchange - steady with ac-
lual business at 81 4s4a for bankors sixty days
sterling and 4s51s u $50 for demand.
the ooLp MAnREE
Gold cold ali day ut loss. The borrowing rates
were 2, Ia, and Pa per cent per annum ana iGl
per diem. Loans also mado Hat.
GOLD cLgAKisGs NATIONAL STATE YORK.
Gold balaIccs..s...... Sl,Os2,OJ0
currency oanhccs... ll4uot2
Gross clcaranccs. 92b,UO0
CLEARING STATEMENT
Currency exchunges.... SG2, 100000
currency DunnCes. 3,lG2 2bT
1Ou cNChhnges. H.
Gold balances. 1l0l, 402
oovERyMESr BONDS
Government bonds were steady on n moderate bust
ness and old closed firm at the following quotations -
United States currency skies, 1243s 1854 do. SKIES
1881, registered, l1is 1l1sS do. do, do, coupon,
107; Co. DO, do, coupon, 1868 1917 do. do 1887,
registered, 1855 1928 do do, do, coupon, 100
iOsls do do., 1895, registered, l1ll4 Ill s do do
d. coupon, 1l1A Ill do, en-iortics, registered
1901 l09h; do. do. coupon, 1928 112M; do
asaa. 1asl. registered 1oaA . 1o9zi do doa do.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
The closing prices OF Philadelphia stocks were :

The following table shows the prices Of the proni.
pent gold and silver mining shares, including tho
opening prices of today received by telegraph from
San Francisco. All prices In gold
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.
MONDAY. August 13. 1871
RECEIPTS PAST WEEK

BEvts-tradc slow with slightly advanced last
Fridays values; arrivals light quality frod common 10
good With several very lea herds yi spanish cattle thsse
latter generally held on sale prices Tic l3sc lb;
weights cwt 3s cwt from IS lbs TO 81 los has been
allowed net general sass on 56 los. net A. sxticth
yAkdA X G. kAaAnan a. q hnxSAd
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FINANCIAL.

A HNA''N' 'o'D''
Holders OF bonds tho of Arksn requested
70 call on or address THE NATIONAL BANK or THE
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-16
CHARTER ELECTION.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE.
Nxy,rrr ,>-r w VI Ion 10 1

On Thursday, January 18th, 1871, an
election will be held for Mayor, Clerk, Ser
geant, Street Commissioners, Superinten-
dent Of Water Works, and Wharf Master,
OF the City OF Wheeling. and tor mem bers
OF Council for tue several wards OF said
city, commencing ut O'Clock a. NJ, aud
closing AT ) O'Clock T.. NJ, at The following
places III the several wards, viz:
In the First Ward, at the Nigilant En-
CINE House.
In the Second Ward, at the North Hall
N the Market House.
IN the Third Ward, at the Court House.
In the Fourth Ward, at the Atlantic En-
CINE House.
In the Fifth Ward, ut the Guards Hose
House.
In the Sixth Ward. at the United En-
In the Seventh Ward, at the store OF J,
b. LukeDs.
In the Eighth Ward, at the store room OF
NJ. Mellor, on the east side of Jacob street
Told Fiith).
The members OF the Second Branch OF
Council are appOrtioned as follows:
For the First Ward, three members; for
the Second Ward, thre5 members; for the
Third Ward, three members: for the
Fourth Ward, three members; for the
Filth Ward, three members for the Sixth
Ward, TOUR members; Tor the Seventh
Ward. two members; Tor The Eighth Ward,
four members.
Branch OF Council one member from each
ward, to serve for four years.
he election will be held under the SUI
perintendance OF such persons rs His
Honor the Mayor may appoint.
F,A BRITT, Oity Clerk.
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b The GoSernmeut OF our Fathers 70
be Perpetuated.

" * - ~
q she eoseTSmeGt OF our FATHERS 70
be Perpetuated.
BOONE Co., w. VA, January D.
The legislature Of tbs State will soon
meet in your city, and l presume among
the tirst duties to be performed by our
representatives will be the election of-a
United States Senator to fill the vacancy
c.nsad bythe deathto sthe Hon, Ailon
T. Csperton.
renubllc, it must be plain to the mind
of every member Of the legislature as 1t
ls 10 the people al large thst
we cannot preserve the government
established by our fathers, unless we re,
trace our steps. Get back to the oid
fashioned manners and honest customs Of
the olden time.
A. far as the masses Of the voters are
concerned, they have determined 70 90
so. and have spoken it in thunder tones
NV electipg as President and Vice Presi'
dent, Tilden and Hendricks, two OF the
6rst men in our country, whose past
lives give assurances of reform, honesty
of purpose, and that thar administration
of public affairs will compare favorably
with the best we have ever had.
The people after redeeming the Pre-
sidentisl Office have, too, elected to the
lower house of Congress good working
majority OF sound straightforward honest
men.
The Senate of the United States, once
the most august body of representative
men the world ever saw, must be re-
deemed from the low estate to which II
has fallen; restored TO its ancient dignity
ar d purity by the action of the Leglsla'
lures of the various States.
Our Legislature will, SO the voters In
| this section hope, carry on the gooo
work, (so earnestly and we'll done by the
people SO far) by electing to the United
States Senate for the unexpired term the
Hon. Samuel Price, of Grecnbrier.
He is q man every way eminently
qualified for the high position, having at
various times in his active and useful
life, been called to FIJI positions OF honor
and trust, has ever been faithful TO the
confidence repo.ed in him, and by filling
those positions, has acquired store OF
| experience ready to be drawn upon at
any time, and particularly just now, In
this the acknowledged turning point OF
our country's history. His stately per-
SON will command respect when enter
ing the Senate chamber as one o. west
Virginias Senators elect, and the words
of experience, wisdom and sound constr,
tutional law, as they fall from his lips
will be listened to with marked stten-
ton by every Senator, and he will be
pronounced, as he really is, the peer OF
any of them. Let, then, the Legislature
of our State not chatter or hesitate, but
20 straight TO work, be alive to the
times. and elect to the United States
Senate men of ripe experience such as
Samuel Price. Other States will follow
the example, and the problem, 'ls the
government of our fathers TO be perpet'
uated?" will be solved.
THIRD DISTRICT DEMOCRAT.
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:, LEGISLATURE
'tl .UkNAHL.
MONDAY, January ID, 1877.
.8lOF tGL0 p %
motion of Nj Newton

MONDAY, January Is, 1877.
On motion OF Mr.. Newton -.g l.,
Resoiped, That the Committee on the
Judiciary inquire into the expediency OF
remodeling the table of fees OF justices
and other public officers of this State.
Mr.. Golf presented the petition oil
Thomas s. Arnold and "a others OF Ran.
dolph county. asking the passage OF an
act def ming the boundary line between
the counties of Randolph and Pocahon.
tss.
Mr.. Turner, from the Committee on
Education, by the unanimous consent oi
the Senate, reported back
Senate Bill No. 2, "a bill to amend
section OF chapter 81 of the acts OF
1867, entitled AN act to provide free
schools for the town of Clarksburg, re-
commencing the passage of the bill.
Mr.. Ferguson, on leave, introduced
Senate Bill No. 2, "a bill amending
and re-enactIng section 30 Of chapter liz
OF the acts of 1928"
Mr.. Burdett. on leave, introduced
Senate Bill No. q. "a bill to amend
the law relating to the compensation Of
Prosecuting Attorneys" ...
Mr.. Dennis, on leave, introduced Sen
ate bill No. %, "a bill to amend the
charter of the St. Lawrence Boom and
Manufacturing Company"
Mr.. Caldwell, on leave introduced
Senate bill No. %, "A bill amending
and re-enacting Section 81 of Chapter e
OF the Acts of 1928, entitled Gan act Il
provide for the incorporation of associs
tions that may be organized for the pur
pose of constructing railroads, maintain
ing and operating the same, for pres
cribing and defining the duties and linn
iting the powers of such corporations
when so organized"
Mr.. Turner, on leave, introduced Sen
ate Bill No. "a, "a bill authorizing the
formation of corporations for the purpose
OF constructing booms or dams for The
purpose of stopping or securing boats
RATS, logs, mssts, spars, &C."
Mr.. LOOMS, on leave, introduced
Senate BIZ No rs, "a bill to amend
Section 2, of Chapter l0S of the Acts Of
1873.
The Senate adjourned until IL O'Clock
Tomorrow.
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H HEADACHE

CELERY AND CHANOMiLL PILLS
are prepared expressly 10 cure Sick Head
ache, Nervous Headache, Dysp. ptic
Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness, sleep
Isszness, and Will cure any case. Price 81
cents, postage tree. Sold BY all druggists
and country stores. Once, 100 North Eufaw
street, Baltimore, Md. Reference: q.
Lester, Cashier Howard Bank, Baltimore,
Nd. decTb