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,.,ionaI aanE.Note Circulation.

WASHINGTON, November 4.-The Comp
troller OF the Currency, in the concluding
norton OF his annual report, Just issued,
corrects the general suppOsition that the
loss OF the notes of a national bank innres
I ~ the benefit OF the bank. Under section
( oos OF the Revised Statues national
hanks going into liquidation must dcpos'
;,e Legal tenders with the Treasury 70 an
amount m equal to the whole OF their ettep.
istion. 90 that the Government, and not
the banks, receive all the benefit arising
irOm lost circulating notes. ,,., T.. lo
4 tabls in the report exhibits, 6y de'
nominations, the amount of national oanE
and legal tender potes outstanding on
November l, 1873.
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Cincinnati.

CrxcIssArr, November 25.-Cotton-Quiet
and steady At ec. Flour-Dull and heavy AT
a 0oa5 25. wheat-Quiet and steady red
and white SSa95c. Corn-Dull and prices u
shade lower at sc. 0ats-Quiet and steady
at 22a25c. Rye Dull at 49a50c. Barley =
Quiet; No. 9 fall 81 05al 10. Pork-Easier at
IS IS. Lard &C Good demand but at lower
rates; steam S. 75a5 so; kettle nominal. BulE
Meats-Dull and prices shade lower; new
partly cured 2Ea3Jsa41.c. Boxed Meats
Easier; short RIB at s. 10; Cumberland $5 %.
Bacon-Dull and dropping at Sa4I[aI4a45Sa
4kc. Butter-Dull and unchanged. Linseed
0il-Firm and unchanged at 5sa69c. Whhky
Strong ut 81 05.
Hoos-Quiet; common s. 25a2 90; light
e 65a2 80; packingS2 7Sa2 90; butchers s39a
a3Q0.
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gueee.sful IndIan Campaign.

SAN FRANCISCO, November 24--A dis.
patch from Cascadia, Columbia river, says
the expedition sent ont by GonOral How.
ard, for the purpose OF capturing band
Of renegade Indians, was complete sue.
cess. Captain Boyle with Lieut's Colman
and Shattner, surrounded their camp in
the night, in John Cay Valley, and captur.
ed the whole outfit. Eight Of the princi.
pal cheiis are enroute to Vancouver, and
the remainder were sent under escort to
the Warm Spring reservation.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, November 25.-Flour-D -DulI and
unchanged. wheat-Dull and prices shade
lower; No. red winter s72<c; No. 9 Chicago
spring s31Sc cash; ssIsc bid December; A9sc
bid January; No. 8. 69ha691zc; rejected not
quoted. Corn-Dull, weak and lower at S099<c
cash 3O;sc bid December; 3lHc January; re-
jected 2sc. oats-Dull, weak and lower at 2Oc
cash December; 20lsc January; rejected lie.
Strong and higherat CSC cash; 99c January /;
extra No. 5, 47a5ec. Pork-Heavy; old 50 IS |;
new s. 90 cash. Lard-In fair demand, but
at lower rates at $570a5 72h cash; S5T2H
December; IS sex January. Bulk Meats
Quiet and unchanged. Whisky-In good de-
mand.
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PHILADELPHIA, November25. Flour Steady
Erm ,uslns So 81 rSS % 81 1 SS amber Es =? M
white 81 0Sal 10; No. Chicago Csc Corn
Firm; yellow 4sc; mixed 4511<a46ltc Oats
Easy; white western 30a32c; mixed western
2saS0c. Rye = Steady; western SIC. Pro.
visions - Firmer. Mess Pork IS 25a9 %.
Beet-India mess 49, ISa20c; hams, smoked sI<4
9I1c, picked o1fa7kc; green 5a61zc. Lard
Dull prime steam exc, Butter = Dull.
Cheese Steady. Petroleum refined
s6alc; crude 7Ac. Whisky-Nominally un.
chnnRad
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FRANCE.

GOD AND coaPTE DE cHAMBoRD FOR FRANCE
PARB, November 25.-Compte de Cham,
bord has written to n. Nun, whose elec,
ton to the Chamber ofDeputies was recent.
ly invalidated, congratulating him for at,
taclcing the ancient regimes Of abuses
which nobody wishes to restore, but ad.
ding ''the protective shelter which permit
ted France to attain her past greatness
must not be overEhrown, for France to be
saved God must return to her as master so
that / may reign as King"
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Cutting. and Clubbing. at parLer.burE

PARKERsBuRo, November 9+-Last night
two women, Mrs. Louiseau and Lou
MAIDEN, got into fight and Lou cut Mrs.
Louiseau in the face, for which she was
Jailed. About the same time two negroes
father and son, both named John Amiss
knocked another negro, named Hender
son, down with hammer and gave him
terrible beating. Tonight several boy
attacked a young lad name Shaier. Ont
Of them, by the name Of McNichols, strucl
at Shafer with a club and was nearly
Drained by stone thrown by Shafer. Nc
Nichols was carried off the field and Shaiel
returned home in safety.
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'SASFRkScIsco,s November o2.-A COM
promise to-day was effected between ]. G.
Flood, representing the Union Consoli-
dated, and James S. Koe, representing the
Sierra,S Nevada, bywhich heSierra Nevada
deeds 10. the Union Consolidated It's inter
est in thirty-fiye feet OF ground lying with
in the Union, and also forty.eight feet Of
disputed ground lying next to the north
ern line 81 the Union. The remainder
Of the two hundred and ninety eight
feet Of disputed ground becomes the ur-
disputed property OF the Sierra Ne
vada. This brings the incline OF the
Sierra Nevada, in which are lately discover
ed within twenty-four, orassome accounts
say, within twelve feet Of the southerly
line of the mine. The trustees OF both
companies met to-day and have notified
terms OF compromise. Some accounts
are to the effect that Flood & Company
have in settlement obtained the control OF
the Sierra Nevada, others than Koe retains
his control of the Sierra. News from the
mining districts similar to that previously
telegraphed concerning the appearance oi
the cross cut.
THE DorSGs OF sAvILLE. ...
A man named G. sayille, who arrived at
the Baldwin Hotel on theS Sth inst, induced
E. J. Baldwin TO purchase for him mining
stock TO the amount OF $25,0O0. Saville
transferred rs security letter Of credit on
the Union Bank OF London and two ten
pound notes on the same bank. Inquiries
made through the Bank OF California
showed the letterandnotes to be forgeries.
Sayille was arrested after a prolonged
search in this city and Oakland. Saville
claims that he purchased the letter and
notes in good faith, but information in the
hands OF the detectives rendered it almost
certain that he was one Of gang OF which
certain W. J, Flosswell, who was arrest.
ed in New York on the 7th inst. for pass
ing forged notes Of the Union Bank OF
London, was leader. Saville, after leaving
New York, went to St. Louis, where he
passed for an English nobleman and mar.
ried beautiful girl from Boston. Thence
he went to Denver and 10 this city.
He denies completely in the crimes and
urges that he simply resembles the man
wanted. He further alleges that @. G. Joy,
OF the Rocky Mountain Detective Associ-
alton, got from him several thousand dol.
lars in money and jewelry on threats OF
arrest. Sayille was formerly bank clerk
in London. In general appearance and
the tattoo marks on his hands he answers
the description OF the man sought for.
Sayille is wanted in New York for passing
forged notes OF the Union Bank on Thos.
S. Kirkpatrick, $50 Broadway.
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next Circuit Court Of the United States to
be holden in the district. Under this pro.
vision Of the statute Judge Riyes has. set
aside 1.-THE proceedings in the case of two
colored men who had been tried in the
State Court for arson, and whose sentences
had been fixed, upon appeal, by the Court
Of Appeals Of the State. He has further
directed a writ Of habeas corpus cum eausd
to be issued, directed to the sheriff or jail
er Of Patrick county, Va, In whose Gus
tody the convicted negroes are, requiring
that the prisoners, with the indictments
upon which they were convicted, shall be
brought into the United States Court. The
ground for this proceeding, which
has naturally created a good deal of
astonishment and excitement in Virginia,
is that prior TO their trial in the State court
the counsel for the prisoners demanded
special jury, to be composed partly Of per-
sons OF the same color as the prisoners.
The law Of Virginia being the same for
blacks and whites, without distinction of
color, and containing no provision for try
ing one class Of citizens in different man
ner or by different jury from other citi-
zens, the application was refused, and the
trialproceeded with the eresultabove stated.
Judge Rives on Friday, at Danyille, upon
application BY prisoners counsel for a writ |
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BALTIMORE, November 25.-CATTLE-3larket
slightly more active and prices without ma
terial change very best 49fa4 1-lOc; first quail
ty3sIa4L<ci medium 3aS[c; ordinary 2a9Sc;
most Of the sales were at 27ls3Ic. Re-
ceipts 2,s49; sales 1910
Hoos-Market slow and prices fully IIc OF.
Quotations Ska4Hc. Receipts 9,sl1.,
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts 1924. Quota
tons at 3a4kc. Market very dull.
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vi have received from Messrs. John
Slliysn L Co., dealers in leaf tobacco, q
Ug Of the Baltimore Commercial Journal
dSmember II, 1913. AtIthat day the
Shimore Il Ohio road was only completed
- III as Cumberland, and in this paper is
pv.as schedule Of freight charges from
AtimOre to that point, and vice versa.
he charge on flour was 80 cents per bar
d on nails 25 cents per hundred pounds,
sadon coal cents per ton per mile. The
ltseRser fare to Cumberland was s.. The
SHk Of the Baltimore & Ohio road is
qaaed At twenty-seven cents on the
llli. Wheeling money was saleable in
adnore at andll discount, and Ohio
nausy at | | and .. United States Q per
Gay were quoted at los and 1O6. Freight
Us carried clear through to Wheeling at
npa 100. Nails were quoted at 81 and 4
ens per Ib ior I'D and upwards" coffee
sa aud 6ic, flour s. per Dbl, wheat 81 10
ssllS, prime Saxony wool 40 to 10 cents,
IL blood Merino 30 and IS, mess pork
Is and Sl9 80 per Dbl, butter II cents,
Il metal 81 and Sos per ton.
The only political news in the paper is
" iOlIOwipg announcement:
We have hSd an exciting week in the
ny Of politics, and one day in it has
tteoed material change in the political
tattacter OF our country which certainly
I'm! among its best friends have been
Gag agdesirOus Of seeing achieved:-with a
IsE, Inst, Of having our many manutac'
snlSlnstitutiOns placed on n foundation
ae Netter to secure reasonable remuner-
aaoa 70 owners for their investments, as
SeH 10 give JiOT at least OF indepen-
%a@ to our countrywide, IDLY, 10
iEsPnre our inland commerce, as
SfTFe, in the display Of her handy
'''k', has prepared the way and the
9e1laas-and, Sdly, to give us q PreSide'it q
= Ri1i S'atrs. and not the President OF q
land We hope the day is far distant
'Ss9 any future President Of this country
~ have the eiTrontery to speak OF his
H% The returns already ia. show!
VIi SIi zachary Taylor, OF Louisiana, Gnd
%@ANl Fillmore, Of New York, have been
Saitd-tEe former US President, and the
S'e'H Vice President, of these United
Sa1s-ald We are free to declare, that in
~ ~ oplnion, it il to the calmly rejecting
~ w. roRsiderately thinking voters thai
"! are Indehtrd for their election.
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TURKEY.

coxsrlsrrxoeIz, November ss5.-In pur-
suance Of the Treaty Of Berlin, the Bulga-
rian Assembly, composed OF Bishops,
functionaries and notables, has been sum
moned to meet at Tirnova on the e1th OF
December, to prepare organic laws for the
province. The Assembly is TO complete
this task in April. and then elect Prince.
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Marine.

LONDON, November 25.-steamers State
OF Virginia and City Of Chester from New
York, and Ohio from Philadelphia arrived
out.
NEw YoRx, November 25.-Arrived:
England, Liverpool; ETHIOPIA, Glasgow.
PHILADELPHIA, November o5.-Arrived:
Indiana, Liverpool.
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PRUSSIA.


THE irrER EyFEcr OF THE AFGHAN WAR.
BERLIN, November 25.-The Berlin Pos
says, the after effect Of the Afghan war
will be that England will have to renounce
the idea Of retaining Turkish rule in
Eastern Roumelia, because even II success.
full in Afghanistan she will need her
Indian forces in Asia, and will be unable
to brandish them rs a threat on the Eu-
ropean theatre OF war.
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WASHINGTON, November %, A. N.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, partly
cloudy weather, areas OF occasional rain,
winds mostly northerly; nearly stationary
temperature, stationary or lower pressure.
For the Lower Lakes, areas Of light rain
and snow followed by partly cloudy wealth.
er, variable winds mostly northwest, sta.
tionary or lower temperature, generally
higher pressure.
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wnIsylLLE, Ono, Nov; ai"a a.3Neaifs, s,,d
small way.statioH on The SieSeLantrh W.. ~ hSre S
Pittsburgh Railroad tan miles east s St n aess =,
,snsn"rn wa U man was lound burned to crisp
u % tbs %Sshes this morning. His head ana
limbs i, is were we're completely burned Oh. .;os y =
believed that the burning. oil the ssatIoa ll,at
,',as Dev dome 10 cover the crime OF murueH
TSere TSS 4 no clue to the perpetrators
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THE AFGHAN WAR,


A dispatch says: Germany on Saturday
sold quarter Of million pounds worth
Of silver at SOLD per ounce. It will, it Is
understood, demand SOLD for any more. :
BANK OF ENGLAND BULLION.
The amount OF bullion gone into the
Bank Of England on balance to-day was
eel7 900.
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PORrUGA..

Pullman Car Company Recover $4,000.
LISBON, November 24.-The $4,000 re-
covered from Angel, the futive Secretary
Of the Pullman Palance- Car Company,
wasfoundinthe Bankof Portugal, deposit
ed in his name,
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The Joint Committee Of Congress TO con.
sider the transfer Of the Indian Bureau to
the War Department, will sit with open
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Suicide

81. PAUL, November Sd. c. sattler,
a leading German citizen and retail cloths
ing merchant, suIcided between le and
o'clock this morning by throwing himself
from the bridge into the Mississippi river.
4 pistol shot heard at the time indicates
that perhaps he shot himself first. Finan.
cial difficulties are supposed to have been
the cause.
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serions MInInr AeeIaent.

Porrsvn1E, Pa, November 25.-whils
party Of men were tunnelling under
shute in Mahoney City this afternoon,
the earth fell In, killing Jno. and An
thony Richcar aud Christopher Pask, and
seriously inIuring Michael YempeE
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NEW YoRx, November 25,-Busincss con.
tinues quiet with commission houses, and the
jobbing trade Is sluggish. Cotton goods arc In
light demand but fairly steady. Fancy prints
are quiet. Ginghams unsettled and heavy,
woolens for mems wear dull, but Springwoo-
ems are In fair request by ciothien. Foreign
goods quiet.
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New Orleans.

NEw ORLEANS, November 26.-Coffec-In
fair demand; Rio cargoes ordinary TO prime
l2haI6c gold. Sugar-Strong; inferior to
good common 4a4I<c; common TO good COM
mon 4Aa5Sc; yellow clarified 61<a7ttc. No
laSes-Dull; common lsae0c; fair 22a23c; cen
trifugAl 15a22c. Rce-In fair demand; I.ouisI-
ana ordinary 10 choice 5aBkC.
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Halndn.

TaIEno, November 25. - wheat-Declined
ic; No. 8 white Wabash eiI<c; No. whltG
Michigan g7e; amber Michigan spot 90I1ci
December SOC; No red winter November
CSC; December 61Se; western amber &c
CoEn-null; No. ., new, SehaS2Nc; January
&c, 0ats-DUu and nominal.
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BusISENs EMRARRAssMEx1s.

CoxooRD, y. H., November 24.-It is re.
ported that D. Arthur Brown and Henry
Francis Brown, large cotton manufacturer
and iron founders, have tailed. liabilities
thought to be heavy,
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WASHINGTON.
CLERKS DISCHARGED.

WASHINGTON, November e4.-seventy
temporary clerks have been discharged by
the Treasury Department, the appropria-
ton being exhausted. Secretary Sherman
will not recommend the renewal Of the ap-
propriation.
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~Ae That SeeuIS TO Carry With II Tay.
SrRHder's Case and Something

'adee Rires has made decision in the
'ntei States Court at Danville, Va, that
,'ea' to go beyond what has been con.
saaei tor by the counsel OF Taylor strau-
"a The colored man now awaiting action
as case on the part Oithe U. S. Supreme
SaH By one Of the provisions Of the
g s'a Rights Bill, Ccdifetl in the Revised
sIS'e' ), Of the United States under the
.4s Judiciary" section Gil, it is
mated that when any criminal
sOt'ption is commenced in any State
WY WY lotany cause whatever, against any
= sa''O who is denied or cannot enforce in
=. = Ipi'ctal tribunals Of the State or OF the
80 s-'S Tie State where such prosecution Is
sEs4''ng any right secured TO him by any
~ )" Providing for the equal rights Of citi.
S'' I' Tue CnitedStates, such prosecution
al, F removed, upon petition, &c, duly
'S u The State Court, for trial into the
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NARlSE RIs,sTER,

LISBON, November 94.-Duringa gale on
Saturday, three vessels and eighteen lives
were lost at the mouth Of the I.argus.
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NEw ORLEANS, November 25.-Mortuary
report for the week ending Sunday P. ",
shows one hundred and four deaths, ,includ-
ing SO children under 5 years, among
the deaths for the week were IA from yel-
low fever and Is from other fevers.
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wAsHrxaroS, D. G., November e5.-0n
application Of Maj. Reno, the Seventh
Cavalry Court Of Inquiry is appointed to
assemble at Chicago, the second Monday
in January, to inquire into the Majors
conduct at the battle OF the Little Big Horn
on the 25th and 26th OF June, 1876, when
Gen. Custer was killed.
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CHANCE IN MAIL SERVICE.

wAsIIrSorox, D. G., November e5.-wm.
B. Thompson, Superintendent OF the
Ninth Division Railway Mail Service,
Cleveland, Ohio, will succeed Vail as Gen.
eral Superintendent OF the railway service,
and Thompson's successor will be Mr..
LaYell, late head clerk Of the same service.
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PoLITICAL

MoYTaoNHRY, Ala, November 9s.-The
Democratic caucus nominated Gov. Geo.
S, Houston for United States Senator.
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wrr vrRalxIA certificates are quoted
49,, and =, Baltimore & Ohio stock at
s.,,nd s.; Central Ohio % and p, ,.pre-
S,,.I ~ ditto 81 and 40. 'S )"
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Petroleum Market.

PrrrasuRSH, November 25.-PETRoLEuN =
Crude hrIuer at 81 0SX at PaIker's, for imme,
diats shipment; refined sXc, Philadelphia
delivery.
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Financial and Commercial.
BY TELEGRAPH.


NKw YoRK, November 25.-MoSEY = Easy
ut 3aI per cent. Prime mercantile paper "a
5i< per cent. The Assistant Treasurer dis
bursed 1901, 600. Custom receipts 500, 900.
ClearingS, S, ,0O0, 900. Sterling Exchange, Bank
ers' bills quiet at 4.s9;; Sight Exchange on New
York 4.s6J<.
GoLD-strong at 1OOIl. Carrying rates Vas
per cent. Borrowing rates fat.
HaywpWuRt4a-Eirtn
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RAILROAD BoSbs-strong and higher.

STATE BoNDS-Steady.
srocRS-were active and strong early in the
day and prices advanced HalH per cent. A
heavy business was transacted In Northwest.
ern, 81. Paul and Lake Shore, but Illinois Gen.
traI and C. G. C. & !. were also conspicuous in
the improvement After the second call the
temper OF speculation changed, and the entire
list declined Na2M per cent from the highest
point. The coal stocks led the downward
movement and were followed by Lake Shore,
Northwestern, ST. Paul and Western Union.
At the close the lowest prices Of the day were
current In most instances.
Transactions aggregated 9lS,0O0 shares, oi
which $1,000 were Lake Shore, $1,000 North.
eSeca sSi can@on S Sso0 preEsTred e5oSS fseFs ~
wanna, $500 Illinois Central, 1000 C. c. C. 4
l., o, 500 Western Union. $500 Missouri, Kan
as & Texas, and 1000 St Louis Kansas City
| l. Western.
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The assayer Of Denver, Col, is buying
gold bullion for the Government with
greenbacks at the rate OF Sl0O, 900 month,
and there is prospect that the monthly
purchase will reach $4,000. The pur.
chases at Charlotte, N. c., are from $780,
900 to 500, 900 monthly. No returns have
yet been received from Boise City, Idaho,
where the system was lately established.
1t will be put in operation at Helena,
Montana, January lst. The re-opening OF
the New Orleans mint, which has been de-
layed by the yellow fever, takes place on
January LIST. a- ST.
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rorAL COINAGE OF sILvgR poLLARs.

tVHsf1' sVHe'"taas VH 11assastF R801sa@fs'1s
The total number Of standard dollars
coined since their reconciliation up to,
and including the 23d inst, is SIS, IA, ,55l ;
Of this number about SIC, 500, 600 are in the
United States Treasury. Some s4,20o, 900
are in the mint vaults, and the balance, q
little more than S5,0O0,O00, is in general
circulation. There is about 5000 900 in
excess of the minimum required by law.
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.HARLEs E. DWIGHT,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST.

l. prepared TO make careful and complete
analyses Of Iron Ores, Limestones, Mineral
Waters, etc.
LASOAAToHr, Con 24rH AND CHAPLISE srs.,
iAlS WHEELING, W ,Av,
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AZ important branch OF study is to be
,,,,,luced in the advanced grades Of the
II, II. schools in indianapolis, viz: Dress
r,kiDs. a woman to the indianapolis
.,nor born has invented n system ofdress-
,,t,iDs and fitting, has explained the
s.,ptjes ot it to the school commissioners
'.i ,rrtally won them to her way Of
,5nEinr that dress-making is a
,L,neiQlIy neglected branch of
..-,r education. The commissioners
,,re purchased a number of the
,ouan text books and prescribed for
,.b ,irI student twelve lessons Of one
ssDr each in dress fitting and cutting.
MI, action has given rise to brisk discus
nam DR., and con in the Indianapolis news
.pr,. The burden OF opinion is likely
n.. tia, while the art Of dress fitting
,,I making is next to owning and wear
in,,he most important thing in the female
yotd. there is a proper field for It's nc
osnment and exercise, and that field is
either in the secular nor Sabbath school.