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Centaur
L-ininn entS.
One Kind fol the Human "a mily.
The Other for Horses and Animals,


The Other for Horses and Animals.
These Liniments are simply the wonuer OF
the world. Their effects are little less than
marvellous.
The white Lininent IL for the human
family. 10 Will drive rheumatism, Sciatica
and neuralgia from the system; cure Lum-
bago, ChilDlains, Lock, jaw, Palsy, Itch, mud
most Cataneous EruptiOns; 10 pTtracts frost
from frozen hands and feet, ana the poison
of bites ana stings Of venOmOus reptiles; IL
subdues swellings, AMI aleYiates pain OF
every kind. When sprains or bruises occur,
II Is the most potent remedy ever discovered
TO heal the Injured parts. The Centaur Lin
lment II used with great efficacy for Sore
Throat. IbOttdche, Cdked Bredsts, Earache
and Weak Back. The followingis but sam.
pie or the numerous testimonials.
INDIANA HOME, JEFF Co, Ind, May %, 1873
al think IL my duty to inform you that
have suffered much with StDOtien feet and
chords. A few bottles Of Centaur Linlment
has done The UOTk for me. ! hnye not been
free from these swelllngs ~ sighi pears. Now
I am perfectly iOeH. The Llnlment ought to
"BENJAMIN BROWN"
The proof is in the trial. II Is reliable, Il
Is handy, II is cheap, and every family
CHI ould have the Whiteen Ctaur Linim en-
The Yellow Centnur Imminent is
adapted 10 the tough muscles, cerds and
flesh OF horses aud animals. IL has PERFORM
ed more wonderful cures In three years of
SPAWN, Strain, Wind-galls, Scratches,
Sweeny, and general Laineness. than all
other remedies In existence. Read what the
great ExpressTHe en- say Of IL:
"NEw YORK, January, 1874
"Every owner of horses should give the
CeniauT Eminent n uial, We consider II
the best article ever used in our stables.
All. MARSH,
"Supt. Adams TX. stable1, MY.
az. PULTZ,
"Supt. ". \. Elk. Stables, MY.
'ALBEHT \. OLIN,
"Supt. Nat. TX. Stables, MY"
The best patrons Of this Lnimentare Far
mers and Veterinary Surgeons, who are con-
annually using some Diniment. 10 heals
alls, Wounds ana POll-evil, removes swell.
ings, and IL worth millions Of dolisrs an.
nually 70 Farmers, Livery -men, stock grow
ers, Hheep-raisers, and those having horses
OF cattle.
what Farrier cannot do for so the Cen.
taur Eminent will do At a trifiinz cost.
These Linim.nts are sold by all dealers
throughout the country. They are warranted
By the proprietors, and n bottle will e given
TO any faTrier or Physician who desires TO
test them.
Laboratory Of ]. B. Rose 4 Co.
as Day ST., NEW YORK.
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C0fiOn KNnrItes.

GALVESTON November l3.-Cotton receipts
2,l1l bales. Exports To France 1879 ba,es;
coastwise 42l bales. Sales 707 bales. Stock
rs, AZ bales.
Market quiet
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All persons owing an occupation tax
either state or county, are notlhod TO come
forward promptly and pay up. Az the grand
Jury will meet about December |, 1871
prompt payment will save cost,
Also, tho state and county taxes for the
year 1871 arc now due, and the rolls are now
In my office for collection. All Taxpayers
ara Iequostod TO pay up before the taxes be-
come delinquent. BY 80 doing they will
save cost. ". ~. PhAThE Err.
Tax Collector Dulss County.
November 1, 1871. novld&wlm
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Medical Go llege
OF ALABAMA.
At NJ o B LIE .

"A I M . b I u Il
The winter course OF Lectures ut this In
stitutiOn will commence on The liih Of No
vember next, and close April I, 1873.
The preliminary course will begin abont
the middle Of October, at which time the d..
rectOTy rooms Will be open.
The College has always been well patron
IL d by Texas students, and reference is
made 10 its many gTadua es. In various
parties Of the State.
For circular and further particulars, an
ply TO W. ID. ANDERSON, N. D.,
Dean OF the Faculty.
Mobile, August lsT. aug5dltW2m.
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MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

This llnlmontVery naturally originated In AmerI.
ga where Naiure provides Ia her laboratory aucll
snllllanR Antldotei for the maladiea on her chill
ul,n' 10 mmo has hoeu hnreadmg fOr rs veara
hnih heWlt enoltoles tho hihltahlp glnhe
The MoAcan Mustang Linimont IA a matel,le.a
femc1por all external ailments of man ana beast
IptNgk oN qrrs aud nrnirra II - Invaluable
single bottle often snyca human mn M re
stowa tho usefulness OF an excellent hotso. ar.
COW, or sheep 7'' ~
II cures motrot, hoofAil hollow horn. euh
hcfowwOrm, ahonlderrot, mango tho bltes and
stinps ofpolaonoua loptca aud inseois, aud every
nuch drawback to stock breeding aud bnsh M,
" ontoa overy external trouble uf hotAea sneh
rs lamenesa, scratches, swluny, apralna, fo,,ndor
wind Fall, ring bone, otc, etc.
Tie Mexican Mustang llniment Ia tho auiekeal
cure IN the world for accidents occurring IA liza
family, IN tho OhsonCe " 70 physiCnn, tuph M
burma, ecalda, anlaina cuts, etc, aud Tor thcuma
lam, aud htiHuOsa ongendelod by exposure Par
ucnArly Valuable to Minors
IL - tho cheapest. remedy 10 the world, for Il
ponetiates the muscle TO tho bone, aud alngIo
application Is generally sufficient to cure
Mexican Mustang linment IA. put up IN tllra
sizes OF bottles, tho larger ones being proportion.
ately much the cheapest
,ntiH.d. and 6UI,tr
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We VIII find buyers for Lands, Farms aud
CITY Property VIZ win flnd rontors Tor
Farms, Dwellings md Stores. Furnish ND.
strncts, perfect titles, pay tax $, otc. Negoti.
ate loans ON real estate security. Make sur
yeys and partitions of land In city or county.
buy, sell and locate lana certificates,
Farms and city property In the North TO
exchange for Texas property
having an extensive acquaintance with
capitalists OF tho older states, whose atten-
uon IN turned In this direction, parties de
'trlng to sell property VIII do Well TO pl ace
our hands. ocSGm
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November Ii l2@ll I5c; December II O0@ll
lie; January lll4Yll lGcc; February II 900
IL 9Sc; March Ii 4Oyll 42c; April II 5}9ll 55o'
Night-Cotton steady. Uplands ii re; Or
leans NE Sales l06 bales.
Consolidated net receipts l03,tl6 bales; eX-
ports TO Great Britain 2>,3ll bales; continent
ii l56 bales; France $3.50 bales; channel GJj
bales.
Net receipts lab bales; gross 5,iO7' bales.
Futures closed barely steady. Sales 5000
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NEW YORK, November l3.--Cotton qul
and steady.
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MISCELLANEOUS,
OLD,
TRIED,
AND
TRUE.

Ntana arc acquainted ,-or Anaht tole--with Al.
wonderful merits OF that grcai Amnflcan lIcnlod,
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fINlNCXiL avD COMMERCIAL.


SATURDAY. Nov. PIP. M.-Thc operations
at the Stock Exchange wcro even less inport
ant in point OF business or speculative interest
than recorded Mt any time during tho week
and the transactions were so limited IA to be-
sHr'cly worthy of being dceignutrd as oven "A
brokers market. The local spectators have
j." 'ome thoroughly Disguised with the manipu.
LAT ons of a few operators, and dulmoss
cdllllod only in thc summer months was ro-
CORDED. Delaware. Iackawanna and Western
til'ctrd the larger transactions Of the morn
in1, when it advanced 1 q cent from 49, to
BOZ. and Lake Shore took the lead in the later
dealings at Ga s@G 5'.. but closed mt "a. Della
ware, Lnckawanna and Western also sympa-
thizcd with the course OF this stock. and REJECTED
tn 80. seller 3 with final sales, however, nj 5n's
wJOA. A generally weak tone characterized
inc operations ui the afternoon. though the st.
Phuls AMI NOrthw storms became strong M the
Ct points " the day were established Western
In'on Continued ohst nate aud sluggish 0t 7gcp
q .wT9: Int Chicago and Alton was q cent
h-gh.r. nj 7Si and Union Pacific advanced to
g. Delaware aud Hudson was weak. however
u u" linz of q cent. To a., and American
Express broke to ~. Michigan Central was
pra tcnlly neglected nj 90 ieQG3A but Kansas
Racine. on Increased Transactions. further adj
yam ud = e cent. To T. The remainder Of the
lisi did not command special mention.
1h' Follow NJ table represents the opening
highest and lowest sales. regular way, Of the
rrln ipal stoo rs. during the past week, together
with the number OF shares dealt in:
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DREiMs That CAME TO PISS.
Little Incidents that May Puzzle the STUDENT.
of Crest Problems.

NJ, LONE, no.. .,t. -, -,
o..r,, us ~ 'l'Vin"7 l; bdileis' IN" sion
~ "pi'i III hllS eur UT. hai drt IN, In which
49,, 'iiuulnn"' tNvnlS ol everyday iic were pOr-
h,9H' III ms "Iviim II" WIS about to 40 to Ann
"hi' i'lkih- al the clio X, lac AuW II
'NiN'hf y, Nhi V' ne hud about on" hour tp
,p'li,' ii' rW N'Wh lo SNuC work. In u short
XIV Ut I'"N''l ip 'rNN, nNi b Nv ~" hnnls in
w. T'u' JOS tiou Ns " ii'n u" looked hr'Orc,
10Y ~ Nia hui l.n miiit > h'tOrc train timn,
W'r ~ WIS 9hiy NY tunnih. HAT II" U'cC"dcd
I'LL IN'hlhE u" tram, lie uWokc. won't ~ sl.rp
1e.,iii au,l H',n hr.,n began t. lt the vril
from tltt iuiur'. fet -urius hp ln.t rn ovrr'
cont. and ~ ms scrnnd 'lrram Shnr' n Wols,,r
I'l nun mat the coat Wa NJ the inil and that
- uuty Smith WIS connected with its iuhs
When h. awl,r the n NJ morn No he suiI H.
Nuns III u wis only u dream and dismiss ii the
81 J"rt from his mind. The tlr, ans ,yprp rn-
called suddenly day or two since by his clio k
storp ng and hit nearly missing the train. All
Ia" in'ld Hnts worn rNa.tiy;s PORTRAYED in his
dream, aud Of this coineilrnce he smoke Ia
dream. sheriff Webster told him that Deputy
Suth had coat AT the Ia.l which H. founl IN
tho court room last spring and suisruul,nt in
vest cation show "a Ito n, Damien ~ conf
The dream in regard ~ tho train rnlls 10
mInd an incident which haprrnnd nbout tl roo
yours ngo to on" of the dit1rs VI Tho Irnsinp
Hpujhrdu lie was \ .sitin.t frirnds M p"tt'p'
VILE. whore he renamed over night Uo wna
exceedingly anxious to rnnrh Tnnsin,, hv Tia
morning train which unssnd nj an n,rlv Iour
II friends told him that thcv would rnif him in
time. and So hp rested aont..ntad In ihn inttnr
part of the night hr dreamed that hr vna arnt, 4
az the breakfast table and when Tho ucni tvna
partly finished tn train ,yhi.tlrI ON its mn.
pronch 10 The etation liz sr'ynd his n, a
not even taking timp To nut il on and ran with
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SATURDAY. Nov. 2i-FLOUI AND MEAL
Trade lriuhs 81 fnni wtrr dun and ,. lr,.-s.d
hut Shipping grades in better dcmnnI AMI
low rNfiis 5c. higher with moro d.nf NJ
quote. and Western sunerfne 81 7ha4g5 20 rNtrn
swfe. sifHs 70. Western spiing whvat rxtr ~
itf.s, ~. Du ~ ana MA : siots, ~. WINTER
vnrit eAiri- 81 ,' ~ X. DO NX'and XXX S. ~ !,
Niu,-ua PATIO t., a. Ibss- lu civ shining ,N rl.
si.ua d.. rnlfIo4l ha.ers ana family brands -,
es- >otler IN sluuIinrrNfrAs 7llsSii, corn meal
" ,.lcrn - a,9s' brandy wine. s;a4iaeiai. rye
uour 81 4Ase-s Wheat lDtd SlIAS.l o, ton. I,e
lc, .siogsl Buchwhcai Hour g. 10 h sa.tues. =,
t"unN -sUus were in ilt demand and Yer, nrm. ,al,.
$50 hac. mudiliu4 uputuis ~ ~. fuuros were COS
poni- D! her CLOSING al ne ior NOVEMBER ..c tor
- ''c Tor March, II onc or April ana llsic iur MAY
sa's Tor future delivery. IlhUj bales
iHoy>ioNs fork dropping with sales of 800 hhls mess
~ glH Si"SH ai hhl, Tor future deliver, reduced In
hams quicter Bacon actyc or ARRIVAL sal', 5ohoNrs
including WEBSTER short lear for d. rcrihsr lf 80 here
and Western long ccar tor poccmbcr NJ G'.c here Cu
meat, quiet Lard hrmer spots rather quiet hut futures
active, ,alrs ON the spot O2ltcs at 81 Hl IOior prime
oN AMI Weston and Tor future delivery, 300 tcs
,"'lls Al = g Tor N9v,mlcr anu hccmhcr s. ~ =
DR. ,ad hos, steady al 5issGs Tor cty Butter stead
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Marriage In High life.

ff'NN' LNNN ma. Ffrf
.fo-t", Jay (NoV. q morning s.. Georges
thtr 4' Hanover square. was completely med
- Nir r'lhi t"- ana irirnds assembled on tho
i3lph "l ihr marriage of IN" Enrl OF Ahor-
h',fttn. u, 20 of tine eminent -tat.snqn, aud
< 49, zee 'l,nri'mnfs. YOUNG 81 tlaughi II of
~ piicy Nnorihnnks Bart. VI. T. The
i'FW = Countess OF Aberdeen. Ni-eount and
y nuui H-, ttrlW-ll, Sir james and tho Hon
y II - Gen. Hon. SIR Alexander Gordon.
! count - ~ Ashhurnham. Che Earl0f North
.l'"N fAl the Ear OF Huntington, were among
u. WN arrlNuls.
4 lunt Hpnnrt'r past II the eight bridesmaids
lbs lh If lNH tons just within the church en-
T. ''t 'g'"iv the bride" Shortly an rWnri
4, iu. i l0rrd..n arrived, accompanied hy
I !. ~. InIiour ~ T.. ms l"si man. > Dul-
''' u jus ugHtrrH- she nlghfcl from
le" aui ~ once cunlu tel her T. the
y "h 'r the altar. tho hrid being frllnWrl
w trhiI. hnm"i, lfd{ GLADYS lrr-
! i-Nl' EMMA Barring Lady Margaret ASH
Ng,Nl. tlr Hon. GoNrsun : 'ott. Miss Cor.
N 0- ull1.l BaiilIr Mir. susan Suite. and
(" bride wore dro-- Of rich white satin
y" I' -S', trimmed with brussels laco aud
H. r. ni'--ouis, u iull trail OF the flowers wa,
it" wv IN ll-Srs ~ -ailn on the train, ana n
.'. ""IN hrNd iuriniuA q clatclulnr Of flow
'nlil'd ~" rlgh' side OF the Dir 81. fringrs
'i"hHr buds and l'HNrs heading tho lace
, r.ss lr front. Her wreath composed Of
,'"3k' blossoms, and veil ~ brussels lace wrro
l. .,Ih' T. i'f hair hvilyn brilliant stars. taken
81. 'll ..ila present" to nor by her father on
hIil 0ldge. and her other Jewels rlnuti -rd
a.. w n"ll ga n"D t!aco and earrings of diamonds
H. '.Nl '-t i'Nl sun diamond 10 'itrt with
ii- -iiptlr centre, Lord Aherdcrn = gIits to
Ni tlr A1l tue handsome bra 'olrts, tc-t mo.
H. ZEN LORD Aherdeen's t'nantrY in Abr
u ~, n.Nir and Sir Dudley Marlorlbank > ten
"ltY ~ HusHrhHn and districts.
n 49," Dr"lrHmads COSTUMES were copposed OF
=, M l'Nl u" sole with drupings and scarves
.r,f "rlpHl guul'. tale Nols ana wrrnths
"Ill"l- Of yariegd'd Tvs, Each lady
hunl-omo gold hcor,-shup"d loctct.
y ANirrll"d ivy leaf Uheuordon badge in
,' ana monogram and cornnct IN dia.
, ..'-. Ilo1 t~nicnf giIt The religious,
4 81 ' Nlr J" rlD rn ed ly TIC Arohhishop OF
germany. Hs,istod ~ the Hon. Canon Doug
+ O"ninu. NJ. A. Chaplgln IN Ordinary 10
N ,V,' aud az Row. Francis J. Holland,
7, l' blidsuas .iven nway by her father Sir
hlI. e. & 'i, and Lady Mauorhanks well
4 Pr a. fhp church and other friends at
A. Pr00k llw-o, PARK lann when
. 1 gn rs samhled, Al haif past 2
i l'uI ili Countess ol Abcrd-'n lrfl
, "irt nitl tin customary shower Of
/ 10 NiIn ehu'-. for Hale'ond Place.
! WI %" ihoy inionl to spsud the
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sunspot, ana Fnmine..


W" OF inc most t'auilll ana ue iul
'n-' oi nc Tern lliIl-.ual Is ilo c..r Ia-
il'n 'ulhd 20 - among "a" ~ d n''- JhHef
paw" fc' iN,d D vs. proof .nl "u'or DW"r' lu
Y .l.oi"uni ny siieat ,ne At'i' mn!n ny NJ.
q. N'rNNh - ,krrr Nn" lili. HUNT amt pub
Si"l un Ter IN iitlr Npn-ro'7 tud lnu.n IS.
= A' w TX WIS 'l'E r',d ~ i.t t'rrlilr .1-
ton thN now Hln!'l- lnaia I'm" rcHt ln ~
suh1iI7 lp ll hlaeh tic defamation olI au-
i'i"l ,.i-.' ltys Was long aEn 'n ou-'rn," d; guy
a. sln" lus''- ". r. hnll,N"i 90 haN" market
'I- n upon lhr rn'ul, nut u romunll for
az SO I'N.N'd authorities io SHOW. 10y an ~ I'M
uiN. ~ simon! ."hln'd iy immr,ial uN-
Us RS ul many -tilons 10Y ann, q 100 tll..
periods 81 me lonsi sunspoi- and the greatest
lliii " lh ~ iih coin 'idt 900 iIN" known "ul h-
,rl oil eiN. u =. rn unl -lui u ia'i lnu flee
Wu.A sIoi@ on the sun lth' origin and nnture
%. wh ID are only coniefnrl' hsvo woll-de-
nnri 'f'i'r ir.m mhNuuum - minimum. OF
eleven nts duiui,on. Il' Increase or d.
crease III iu"~" - rs In uumh"r and magnitude
!, constantly . Il 40 ui'sryatlrios throughout
tlc world, and There il no doubt that the spots
have an rl"Nrn-yrar Inlinl. This fact Which
OF itself l. "a curious nnr only. H. now mn,ln
very important NV the dis. Very that thn
Years nt l"iSi -uu~pni- are those In ,,lli n
the smallest rainfall. oa.lrs in India and
tiAt, III consequence ~ th" diminished sunny
Of food rnispd "A famine rn-uas tho dr .a,lui
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scnoll,,Ic hDrciIloM
The Harvard discrimination for Women In
New nt,s.

rh, oy,,,,,,.,,i..,
t' '. f"iN'lt'.l 10 l'. .7il' afNN-
~ li..l7 'i M'h'N iu',' .N l" iu"uiy of
49, I'i : d." N.. 2 i.r lfri iun ai
'hN'iFi- Ni@~. ln Iun'. ln'i. iI' il-i tI 100
no - g. - t'" 81. liu- to
uiI H't DIT '''' 'Nti.
~ .inii' 4 les 80 % tW' rtdi s.. tho INST be-
ing NJ. im.i'y a. hof1l 'N rnAai go. the
D. "t "'. i ''tI % lu ,n'lui
81 f'n .''s !" show eva 'lv want These rN-
"t ii ili'h- iif'. amt Ni.i 1r il a uiH - Wo
.NN Ell. A" t'I.f i' t' .Nl g., THAN o. culy llr' iy
it'll I'" 'll NH.i NlIdN'I lNt
IU. ul .uflft rNr.N .tl.ii J. uf.nlti sara..fl
fest lral.,i"' lna ,'uf- 1I,l m,nfary sttlv o n.
'lI 4! 't n.I D.. tl.' q
VI '''r-' iNri 'fo. 20 il
., ,,.i, ,,.r i,' i' o.. '' c...
4I,tf- 'l..im. ianI.,.. 'v.,tr r, .in. .f,f ''.-i
q i0i ..tnt tu t,ru4iis tltcse,l,uc, 0i ilc work
.Nt .M' = n.,f la Hni- ~ 90 similar wn'k II
",.' ~ W !FNlH 'Ht u o.. ih'f.'ur", >rnusly re-
. .fr,e. ,ti Ioii,- e, r .t'. " J.. .'.l, : -
.rrt.t,wiI,a fiuu n. t,t, .ii n , ~. M i,i
Ile u..yduc,d tNaniuAil'u ,if.i- a t,,t,f II MI
iDfo Ia one or more Of nv, dcJa.iUrut. namely ian.
.mfc. natural science. m1ilomat =. history. anl
sl'..onhN lrlsN,' l''n',A To- 'e lhh,n q, Whole,
irg. ,,,,r. ,.,te T.. it,or ', T., ~ CO.,,
Tor study sr,h A, cii Nn 'hetc W .ni i'", r.
occupied with home cares or teacher. sascd In their
iroi -slunal nl0l,. Many ti, latter class who have
on iii' q. l, hNYnn irr 'n.al school course may
ov a' 20 "'l'n harvard e'rune"ie d" proficiency IN
,,,'' ~ VI. ,.,
~ lA' New YORK examination. eighteen can-
Non- last Il week. unicr the conduct If Prof
! M ana always IN the presence ~ two
udies ul me l' al commitee. with the
"N'HI iiOu Df short oral exercise. To test lrD-
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The total number Of shares dealt in today
was ,tD.5ii; of which Delaware. Iacknwnnna
nnd w 's!'fn represented 1925. Lake Shore
2l3lu; NurhwDs IN. 1900. do. preferred 4
'ipi =. Paul, : no; do prcforred 2 100; West.
,fn Mon. y. 100; Delaware and Hudson Canal
yWO; Erie. l3O; Kansas Pacific. 800: NV
Jersey Central. $50 Illinois Central. 700. mi.
.nso AM Alton. $40; Union Pacific. 5ij; Tn t.d
Siht'~ EXPIRES. 400. MHhirnn Central 4uu.
,ul'hrp and Alton. $40: Rock Island $50:
Nl'flfh INiror-. .~9. Cleveland and L ff--
iut-h. -lp; lirunlhll and 81 foseph. poo: MIS-
sour. hhusrs and r'Nns 25O: Aiuori an I,N-
press, 2s3: -. l.. X. &. aud ~ 100: d. pre-
mirwd, loo; M'iil' Nli 100: Now Iers y
H"u'N"Ii. Lon; Morris and Essex 100 and NV
The gold market continued uuiot and r.. A.. =
"a no FEATURES OF special interest All ot tho.
transactions wore recorded AT tu1f.
f"i"iah NruHng ruled dull 40 e4~tr.ts5 t,r ,itie
'' Ni i Nitt~ fr.It Nrft il, ,i1tI tpllus rad.
,t. having pe'n 'ff' luwcg tuau ihe above quo.
to money market borrower. IN cali exrerlco,.d no
'i. i in nff iNf f.fr IIrlt ItIifi. f- 10 as. "a
On it '"l ii' hitl b. aHtilfINf- were reduced toes
l'fh, nh "uNcrnm nj s,ruHfie~ RANGED ~ la5 AMI
pin'- m' 'e'hN'r paper was bought IA open market
Oh. weekly exhibit of the associated tani vasnrain
iti. foo Hus' trprVs cutu- Hi iutroH- OFF --1- az IA
ti' fl '~iN' - uinIArtd with "a rtdu.fiNu
-fu i' ii,m ." der"-its The o. fe-t fNe hlu,.
lul lIsN r|n-tqut ufiV hold SluDa- go i Nr.. n
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lotion ecli3i u, sa or rro Die, lrlH Sod6 ~
f, all AZ er ,crs soat Poe vacated aud aside It. i
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MED Wi costs without prejudice 10 - renewal ON aria
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WITH liberty the defendants o. answer DAYS pay
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plicaoEs crante'. William. ag tJlsIn.- Commission or
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granted. Mckee agf tahertg- Receiver appointed. Dunn
Sion hsn.J gIeut vacated and
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making order 20 show causr. SeCfio. $50
Casey lgt. York Central Hudson River Railroad Co
ForhfaiuC JOrstonOider To advance canse grant o.
GOsage AIT Steyeus.-Moton dismiss
By Judge LavreuccJackson agt Jackson-orier settled