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The New York herald., 1878-02-06
AsHBox THIEVES AND THEIR VICTIMS

TO THE EDITOR THE HxRALD:--
do not object to enforcement Of the law by the
arrest Of who throw ashes In the streets, but
what Is the cause oil tnese violations OF city ordi.
aancesY Everybody knows that It is almost impos-
sble for househoders TO leave their ashboxes
street sufficiently long to be emptied by the ashmen
without having them stolen by those who prowl
around in search OF cheap hrewood. A great many
people In these times caunot Afford pay ten cents
for a fresh soapbox every day would suggest 10
tho police the propriety Of arresting few OF these
thieves 4.
The New York herald., 1878-02-06
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY

depot was glad to SEQ that the Indignation Of the
passengers led all the standers In one car TO refuse
10 give up their tickets.
There Is probably no redress short OF mob law Tor
Inc most OF these indgnities, which seem trivial but
which become almost unbearable by constant repe-
utou, but the last mentioned easily be remediod
Let no psssenger surrender his ticket unless he gets
vide cars enough Tor all. Tie conductors know well
that they cannot collect tickets from any who are not
seated, and though tney may buster little alter the
fashion of the road they will yield tho point
ONE WHO HAS TRIED IT AND KNOWS
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$50 Is contingent The nominal vaue Of the assets

80 go Is contingent The nominal value OF the assets
was 500 l23 TO- and The actual value placed at
s3J aI3 TO- After the exhibit had been discussed .
motion was adopted tor the appointment OF commit
teo OF i've examine into the assets and report
basis for a settlement. long discussion followed In
relation the OF the various interests
involved the committee, aud after number Of mo-
tons mad been put before the meeting finally
decided that the should be composed OF T.
Lowell George Kctchum. U. Sprague, g. Spencer and
William Berry, representing respectively books ana
loans houseiurnishng goods and tnware, box goods,
goods manufactured and In process oil manufacture
and trust accounts The main point OF the contest
over the CONT related the accounts. rel
atlves OF Nj. Tn having loaned s2l 900 10 the bus
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OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

[Norz.-Letters intended for this column must be
accompanied by the writer's full and address to
insure attention. Compainants who unwilling to
comply with this rulo simply waste time In writing
Write only ON one side Of the paper. ED. HERALnl
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AN OUTRAGE ON THE POOR.

TO THE EDlroR OF THE HERALD
The new coupon system of the Union Ferry Com
pany n very great outrage the poor. They COM
pol the laboring class to pay two cents every tmo
they cross for the that family cannot Afford
to pay twenty-five cents ut time for every member
When there are throc four IN family 81 ut time
large amount and IN many instances when people
go together II not passing through tho gate ut the
same time. they have to pay an extra CHARGE which
just right Why does not the CITY gov
ernment look 10 itY POOR PASSENGER
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rrf,r 4 uowAnp's cnrplroRs.

A meeting oil the creditors Of the nrm OF rnt 4 How
ard. manufacturers Of gas and oil stoves at No II
Murray street, was he'd At tho Asor House aud was
attended by about Giiy creditors Mr.. 7. Lowell was
cnoscn Chairman and Mr. james r. scpnens sccre-
tary. A statement read showing hecondltIon Of
the nrm from which IL appeared that The total a0i-
az. amounted 10 ss2.0l7 SO. oil which tho sua Of
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pAssENGEns AS coNpUcrohs.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
Please call attention TO the great nuisance person
is subjected to the one-horse cars believe there
is a law recurring the railroad company to provide
oil collecting fares, but on lines that use small
you are expected not only TO be your own con-
ductor, but also tt capacity tor everybody
else who gets alter you. very annoying espe-
ciay If you reading. 70 be tapped The shoulder
about every minute and asked 10 puss this fare up"
'pIease take i've out OF this twenty-five" II is
an imposition the people. ZONE Of MANY"
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THE HoBokEN MUNICIPAL TRIALS

In the Court OF oyer Lnd Tcrminer. at Jersey Guy
yesterday, another called against tho NAY
aud Council oI The city oi Hobokcn to compel pay
mcnt oi Improvement certificates to Mr.. siobo ior,
work done IN tue northern part OF the CITY. post.
poucmcnt was askeu Tor Judge Knapp set Tho trlai
uuwn peremptorily ior next Iuesuay. Inc amount
involved rs SS50.VVu
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PUT rowN THE FARE.

TO EDITOR OF HKRALD:-
The directors Of the Union Ferry Company say that
they studied tho interests OF .their patrons when
they abolished the old style terry tickets Now II
they still "study TO please'' lot them unite with Sen-
ator Jacobs and the Brooklyn Board Of Aldermen and
procure permission OF the Legislature to reduce he
Tor foot passengers to one Cent THIS will con-
"their patrons" that their interests looked
alter by this great and heretofore souless corpora
tlon. DUPLlCIrY
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M. RAIDER l. SON.

The creditors OF NJ. RAIDER Son, dealers In to-
bacco No SO Beaver street, met at thSofice OF Reg
ister Little prove debts and elect assgnee IN
bankruptcy. Schedules were presented showing
aggregate liabilities amounting TO $50 900. OF which
sl44C00 were nrm Indebtedness and the assets con-
sisted OF real estate at Fort Washington and vicinity
mortaagcd for S6o0U0. Eight creditors proved their
claims amounting to about SIZE, 900, OF which tie
following the largest:- Regina RAIDER,
S44 GIG 65 A. H. Cardozo $50. lS4 66 Pollard Pctns
x Co.. S22 35S 93; NJ. Abendhcim n Co., 50, 900; g.
Rsusens, 81. .00l "a; Ottlnger Brother, $3,094 %
A. L. Cardozo was elected assignee.
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A Cru Ell CASE.

Mr.. Thomas Brooks, stockholdcr IN the Dry Dock
Railroad Company, had his hat Knocked over his eyes
by conductor the lnc alter charge against tho
latter at tho company's oilce Of not registering the
proper numocr OF iares. lhe conductor was dis.
charged, ana the Judge at tue Court OF General
SESSIONS, dismissed the complaint alter dining him S.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

BRopHy-PnxLAx.-on Sunday, February 8, at the
Church Of the Sacred Heart, by Rev. NJ. J. Brophy,
brother oil The groom, assisted by Rev. N. A. Taylor
and Rev. 7. 4. Gregg, EDMUND +. BRoPuY TO MARY
II. PH.LAS, both OF this city. No cards
OrTERsoS-lNKs.-At the residence OF the BRIDES
sister, Fort Scott Kansas, on the 9th inst, by the
Rev. w. q. Porter, MIR. ANDREW OTrERsoN, Jr, OF
BROOKLYN N. Y, 10 MISS WILLIE ISKs oi kort Scott
No cards
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A WAR FOR Low FARES.

To THE EDIroR OF THE HKRALD:-
suggest to every person crossing the Brooklyn fer
rios that they detach their coupons whom aud where
they please and utterly refuse to comply with the new
and absurd regulation OF tho ferry company. The
ferriage should DO only cent, and trust you will
ADJ your powerful influence IN secondiug he Brook
lyn Board of Aldermen In their appeal to the Legisia
ture compel the ferry company to reduce The raIe
to cent for each loot passenger. H. =. O.
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WORTHLESS TIME TABLES.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
wish to suggest to the managers Of the Harlem
Steamboat Company that they use all their new tme
tabeg for starting their fires. Such course would
meet with approval by the passengers ! think
that boy say about ten years OF age had better
be found when they next get up . tim table.
PASSENGER.
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CIT zENs INSURANCE COMPANY.

The Newark Citizens Insurance Company-for
which receiver recently refused by Chancellor
1unyon-held It's annual meeting yesterday, elected
new Board OF Directors and then agreed TO discop.
tinue the business OF the company.
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BOOKS IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

BUUKs IN THE FUBLIC sCHOO11os
70 THE EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
Why s it that Notwithstanding the different appro-
priatons made by the Board Of Education for books
my children continually compelled 10 buy books
pencils, and failing 10 do SO receive iaiiureY
s. HI. l.
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SHELLEY. Tuesday February o, 1873, at The res
idence OF her son-in-law, Higgins ESQ., 226 Eust SD
sl, MARY, wioow OF Dennis Shelley, Esq., und mother
oil Thomas, Johu Michael f., Edward j. ana Margaret
in the list } ear OF her age.
Funeral notice ia to-morrow's papers.
SNiFFEN Al Greenwich, Conn, ou the 9th inst,
HULDAn rect OF tho late Epcnstus Snsn, In the s5th
year oil her age.
Relatives aud friends are iayitod to attend the ia.
neral on Thursday, the 7th inst, ut Two +. NJ, from
tue Second Congregational Church. Trains leave tho
Grand Central Depot ut IL NJ.
sTANToN-At Paris, France, on January I6, 1878,
In the $50 year Of her age JULIA NJ, widow OF the
late Daniel stanton, OF this city,
STEVENS s-Suddcnly on Sunday, February.3, at tho
residence OF James ii. scguine. AunaJsie. staten
Island. SARAH STEVENS IN the 2lst yoar oil her age
Relatives and friends OF tue family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral, nj 81 Luke's Church,
Rossvilc, Station Island, on Wednesday, February g.
three clock r NJ Carriages Will be in waiting al
Huguenot station, on the arrival Of tho tram which
connects with tile ono O'Clock boat from foot of
Whitehall ST., New York
VAN rAssEL-ruosday, February 6, 1873, at White
Plains, RACHEL ANN, wife OF Theodore Van Tassel IN
her 49th year.
Funeral services will be held a, Memorial Me,hoas.
Episcopal Church. White Plains, On Thursday, FoD-
ruary 7, 1878, al eleven A. NJ Relatives ana friends
are nvIleo TO attend
voS KELLER this city, on Monday, February a.
Hermann WOW KELLER, OF pneumonia In tho 6sth year
OF his age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at.
tend his funeral, at his late residence, Noll5 East
18th ST., Wednesday, tho 9th INST, ~ eleven O'Clock
Tnc remains will DO conveyed to Woodiawn Cemetery
by special train, VIA Harlem Railroad, leaving Grand
Central depot ~ one O'Clock
WILDEY.--On FRIDAY. February /, at Almona M,ch
RICHARD W. WILDEy, formerly OF this CITY, in tbe 18Th
year vi his age.
Tno remains were Inferred in Greenwood Cemetery.
wooD.-MAay L. wooD, on Monday, 4th inst, at her
rcsidence, No. % SAtantic av, Brooklyn, widow Of
Stepnen 4. Wood, formerly OF New YORK city
Funeral from her late residence on Thu r.
day, Il b inst., at two Z. M.
Yonkers papers please copy.
YoUSG.-suddcniy. ON tho 9th, JOHN Youxa, native
Of Scotland, in the Doth year OF his age.
Funeral IRON his lato residence No 42g Wac, a0t,
ST., ON Thursday, the 7h, at ten A. NJ ReIalives ana
friends respectfully invited to attend
Paterson IN. J.l papers Iiease coby.
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Meeting Of Republican Commit.
tee at st, CIairsyille.

tee at st, C~lairsyt1le.
Correspondents IntelIssneer;
In response to 4 call Of the Chairman
Of the Republican County Committee, a
iull delegation of the Central and Erecu.
tive Committeeman Of Belmont county
assembled at 81. Clairsyills on Last satur-
day, and was called to order by the
Chairman, c. W. Carroll. There was an
unusually full turnout, and the best and
most hopeful feeling prevailed.
The business being mainly to sppoint
delegates to the State Convention and to
az dates for elee.ing delegates to and the
time for the County Convention, the fol.
lowing proceedings we're had:
Dasp1ta-Alexis Cope, W. A. Hunt,
James A. Barnes, Charles q. jenkins,
DR.. J. 6. Ely, Gen. B. r. CoWen, Col.
G. L. Poorman, Solomon Hogue, I. W.
Emerson, VIM ]. Howells.
AHGaata-Dr. J. A. Hobson, Wm.
Sharon, q. F. odell, A. 8. Taylor, Robert
Humphrey, Capt. ". B. Ksik, Jacob
Boyer, IT,, Leroy W. Welsh, Lee Evans,
Hon. a.. 0. Ramage.
County Convention July 25. Election
Of delegates to same July 20.
It was resolved that the delegates from
Belmont be requested to use every hon.
orable means 70 eoure the nomination
u Hon. Milton Barnes for Secretary Of
State.
c. w. CARROLL, Chairman.
W. A. HuNr, Secretary.
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CINCINNATI, June s. Cotton = De
mand fair and market firm at lie, Flour
Dull and unchanged. Wheat-steady; red
e5cssl 05. ~Corn-Strong at::4la42c. oats
Dull at 2sa29c. Rye-steady at 6sa5sc,
Barley-Dull and nominal. Pork-Firmi
held at $1,000. Lard-Actiye and q shade
higher; steam &c, current make So s0a6 IS,
kettle 7Ha7Xc. Bulk Meas-strong and
higher; shoulders 4ka4Hc cash, 4kc
buyer June, short rib IS 20 cash, IS Is
buyer June, short clear SIC. Bacon
Quiet but firm at 4Aa5Xa6c. Butter
Dali and unchanged. LinIeed oil-Dull
at 56l5sc. WhiSky-Dun at 81 0S.
Ross-Demand active and prices ad'
vanced; common 50 76aS 10; Light IS S0a
8 IS, packing s. 25aS 40, butchers IS 4oa
) 90.
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PHnApnpHIA, Juues.-Flour-strong;
~superine s. 90, extras "a 90, Pennsylvania
S5I 00L6 80, Minnesota 81 76a5 Is, high
grades So on. Wheat-Steady; amber Sis
81 Is, red 81 1lAl Is, whit,e31 II. Corn
Strong; yellow 47c, mixed 45hc. Oats
Firm and unchanged. Provisions-Achve
but unchanged. B~utter-steadyi cream.
cry l6alsc, Western Reserve lSal6e.
Cheese and Eggs-Steady and unchanged.
Petrolsum-W eak; refined at 1lxc, crude
sxasKs. Whisky-strong; western at
81 O8.
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teachon and contingent expenses Of tho
public schools Of Bridgeport Is about
The Board Of Education made their
levy for the coming year providing Guti,
eient funds for the maintenance ofschools,
repairs to buildings, 60, without increas-
Ing the total amount Of Texas oyer last
No debt has been contracted by the
school board or municipal authorities.
Citizens may be thankful that nothing Is
required ofthem in these stringent hmes
but 10 meet current expenses.
No bonded or floating debt Is 10 provide
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RAILROAD ~BoNDS-Strong.
2rATR RnHna-Oniet-

RAILROAD BoNDs-Strong.
STATE BosDs-Quiet.
SrocKs-The market at the opening to-
day was weak and prices declined y to u
per cent, but subsequently stocks became
strong, and there was an advance OF u TO
l1S.per cent In the entire list under large
purchases, the leading feature at the time
being Western Union, which rose from
SAX TO s5H. During the afternoon the
market was strong under the steady buy.
ing movement, and at the close the highest
Quotations Of the day were generally
current G. C. C. d l., was conspic.
uous for use at 2 per cent, selling up
from 20 10 81. New York Central, Michi.
gan Central, lake shore aud Western
Union were all bought and the purchases
were attributed to the return Of W. Il.
Vanderbilt from Europe. Rock Island and
othe Granger shares were arm on small
offerings.
Transactions aggregated 5000 shares,
OF which 1900 were Erie, 1900 Lake
Shore, 1900 Wabash, 5000 Northwestern,
1900 Rock Island, $500 81. Paul, 1880
Lackawanna, 1000 Delaware d Hudson,
200 C. C, G, a., and Il, 000Western Union
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, June s.-Flour-Firmer, but
not quotably higher. Wheat-Actiye, firm
and unsettled; No. 2 Chicago springs COX
cash and June, e5Eas6c July, sales at 95t.
a96H July, seAc August, No. Sat s0c, re-
jected 76c. Corn-Active, firm and higher
at 36NsS6Xc cash, 27ISaS7Hc July, $50
Sskc August, rejected SAKE. 0ats-fair,
ly active and a shade higher; 23Hc cash,
2SXc July, 23Hc August. Rye-Steady
st 62kc. Barley-Firmer at 4sIfc. Pork
Strong, higher, active and unsettled
50 25ae 80 cash, 50 35a9 SIX July, 80 Sax
August. Lard-Strong and higher 50 soa
Q SIX cash, 50 s5a6s7H July, 80 e2Ha6 o.
August. Bllkaeats-Actiye and q shade
higher 4a5ha5kc. Alcohol-SSKc. Whisky
81 OI.
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chicago Cattle Market.

CHICAGO, June s.-The Dro'er' Journal
reports:
CATrLE-Receipts 1, 100; shipments $500
Market unchanged: shipping "a oQa6 05.
feeders slow at s. 00a3 80; butchers active,
bnt hard to sell; cows SI50a4 90, bulls 81 81
az so. Texas 50 00a2 so.
Hoes-Receipts 1900; shipments 5000.
Market excited and higher advanced ID
AIS cents; heavy S 55aS 80, light s. SIS
8 80, mixed IS 25aS 90. Ali sold early a
strong rates, A heavy run Is expected
next week.
sHkKP-Receips Ss5; shipments 800
Supply light No sales reported.
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TOLEDO, June s.-wheat-steady No. l
white Michigan 81 rs, extra white do, 8 1s,
amber Michigan spot 81 on, No. l red
winter 81 M, No 2 do spot 81 OK, seller
July 81 OK, seller August 500. No. 8, CSC,
Corn-Firm and higher; mixed 40He, No.
2.spot 4Ohc, seller July 4lhc, Eo.2 white
43Hc, rejected S7ke, damaged SSkc. Oats
-Dull and nominal.
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Tho DAILY ISTELLiaEscE Gives ali the tale
graphic and general nevS obtAlnable BY any Other
Journal. Il d emphaticAlly the bet and COM
pleteSt paper 10 the State. Il does not admit any
Thing Into it, columns unit for the eye Of lAdIo
or children. We invite 9 trial Of II, II only for one
month, and challenge comparison with any other
paper In the stAte,
! The WEEKLY IRTKLIiGENcKn ID taIteiully
printed and cArtfully edited, giving Ill the impoF-
tant news Of The Weef, inteliisently eollated and
Rrrlnged, together with GtoriAS, choice mjSeelllne-
ous reading matter, etc, and d adapted especially
10 the needs and tisies Of tErmSTs and TtIllgeIs, -
we'll a Of al otherS who annot afford or TAXA time
10 read a daily nsEtpaper. lh advertising gpaeeIs
purposly limlbd, % that II Is publiihed for the
beHeat o. itl readers, and gives . large amount Of
rood reading nittor In every Issue. Th0 Market
and Financial reports Of the WEEKLY ISrELLI-
eKacKR Ara prepared with great care and accuney,
and are alone worth q dozen times the price Of tho
paper.
sENcEE Bont re- on application.
Address al Communications 10 l
FREW d CAMPBELL.
Publishers IntelIlgenoer,
wheeling, W, Va.
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NEW YORK, June s.-Business quiet
with package houses and the jobbing trade
10 light. Cotton goods inactive, but fairly
steady In price. Grain bags In good do.
mAnd. Prints dull. Printed lawns In fair
request. Dress goods quiet. Heavy wool.
ems moving tlowly aud relatively In small
parcels. Foreign goods inactive.
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AND COMMERCIAL
By TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and BtoekE

NEW YORK, June s.-MoSRY-Closes
easy at 2has per cent. Prime mercantile
paper SaIH per cent. Customs re-
eelpts $4,000. The Assistant Treasurer
disbursed $4,000. ClearngS 100000.
Sterling, dull; long ASK, short 4.s7x.
G~oLD-0pened at 10l and closed at
LOOK; cash gold easier at the close and
loaned fat.
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Manifested Outlines In Secondary Symptoms.
Modes, RheumatIsm, White svellnp. Diseased
Bones, uleen, skiu Disease, etc., and al diseases
nidpg from mAl-treaiment whore the constitution
q brohen down from tbs terrible sfeets Of mercury.
II you know Of q remedy whereby q fdlov being
can dpd relief from suffering Is It not erimipel to
suppres, that knovledgeH should motives Of false
delIescy prevent you herslding forth the pswsf
Do We then need to cloak our Language In metn.
ingless words. and % feebly express ourselves that
those sufehn. can not understand for what diseases
SWANS PANAcK. 10 particularly usefulI Hun
dreiI are suffering from taiaied combinations, betso
eaten up By dLeaI<, dsItroyfno Adr hoati and cos
spRiag Aen, who may Be relieved, and the crest
mas Of than cured, BY this remedy. We beg 70
as,ure our readerI It does not contain any msreu-
riil ingredients, and cn DO taken By other sex
with impunlty and viii never Injure. Please bear
this particularly In mind.
SWANS PASAcEA hiss received the endorsement
Of the principal medical men Of this country far
its marvellous cures. Prot. Valentine Mott, Of this
dty; ProfL Chapman and Devices, Of PHILADELPHIA,
and hundreds Of otherS have commended It.
Prepared only At ssaim's Labontnry. south
Seventh street, below Chestnut, Philadelphia and
for ale BY drusyists generally.
Pamphlets giving Id nHge Of use, 10 DO had smti
On application 10 DR.. Franklin Stewart, Medical
Director, % above. my2I
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PITTSBURGH, June s. Petroleum
Quiet; crude 81 SIX at Parksrs; refined
like Philadelphia delivery.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

By mai, a Gdsanes, pOaoos prepaid.
one yssr....-.-......Ss % Thros nonthi-..12 %
siI monthI-......... 4 70 One month.---..- IS
Delivered b. Carriers d clJ and Suburbs ats cents
Dor week.
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Al lis last meeting the School Board
with one exoeption-Which Is under adj
yiSement, rs.appointed the old corps Of
Trustees and superintendents. Schools
are adjourned till irst Monday in Sep.
TENDER. r ]. Alexander wa elected
President Tor the ensuing year. VIM.
Alexander, Treasurer, and ]. N. Todd,
Clerk. The levy for Trustee and eontin.
gent expenses same a. lAst year, 50 cents
on the 500, for payment Of debt, IL cents
a the 800. Enumeration oil youths
aii..hIa 10 .ehnnl n~riYileRea:
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Or. RECORDS ESSENCE OF LIFE
Restores manhood and the Vigor Of youth % The
most shattered constitution In four HSekh- FAIL
URE IhPUealBLE This hierstoring remedy
have become weakened from exeo1 Or any other
cIuss. eueees In sTuy aSs iIn certain - that
yltsr queneha thtrIt g Pa as, ant lnyNhtfS.
soIs lgsnt, d. JOSEPH JACQUES, 7 UnlrsrdtJ
PlAoa, New York. pTuaulrs Saqpilod. jas
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IITANTED-EysrJhody 10 know that JOL q.
w Sage q Agent lsF The Csleented Domettie
SEWING Machine. Also tnf the White and heI
Nsehinlst Vno hs d0ps The rVpaihns for he dif.
flrSnt NSehins CompGnIa In this efy for IeIsEal
TeIn paIt, nnd 10 nov conducting 9 Rsplir Shop
IN hinSSii at 1873 kEfkst BuOst
An work Vsruntsd. Send In your Msehlpa.
mTkAkW
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NEw ORLEANS, June s.-coEss-DuIl
and lower Rio eargoes ordinary TO prime
l4Hal6Hc gold. Others unchanged.
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PRooMs+3OO DOZEN FANCY, va.
~ Kous 1na ind received md 3. nls6y
Y. REILLY, 100 and I'M hGtn o.
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MiAai = EpalIed and prepared 70 transact
Ssfasd an6ns IN al II datAIla.
aE54i " Fiat EItonL Bank 81 Wheeling,
HAlltsaEsalhauAolda md b underthe
HasannL
ssHalI nprdlS The llRrsss Of Il, Cor.
~ Dtptiun, Ind BY Q prompt and
1GS1tsad tAdr sIbs, Il hopo, 70 merit
sSsri aIh dIEulatd
alds % a! potni Throughout the
LseoSna ,1biet 10 check At tght 10
nan, RafGu, Fhmi, corpGntion,
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