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overtaskinr the Enercien.

II Is not advisable for any Of us to overtask our
energies, corporal or mental but In the eager pur
suit OF wealth or fame or knowledge, how many
transgress this salutary rule. 1t must DO nat
ter Of great Importance TO all who do 30 to know
how they can regain the vigor recklessly expend
ed. Tho remedy is neither costly difficult to
obtain. Hostetters Stomach Bitters Is procurablo
every city, town and settlement In America,
aud 1t cornpensates for drain Of bodily or mental
energy moro eifcctnally than any iE:igorant
ever prescribed advertised. IIaboring men,
athletes, students journalists, lawyers clergymon.
physicians, oil bear testimony to Its wondcrously
rcmovating powes. 1t increases tho capabilities
foi underlying fatigue, and countcracts the In
furious effects upon tho system Of exposure, sed-
entary habits unhealthy or wearying avoeations,
or an insalubrious climate, and is primeteltera-
tive, diuretic and blood depuren..
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University of Virginia.

SESS1ON begins on the Fytat of October.
NJ and continues nine morths This in
stitntion Is organized on the elective system,
giving the student free choice of studies,
with full courses in the Schools of the
Academic Department and in the Schools
OF; Law, Medicine, Engineering and Agri-
tary of the Faculty. p. o. University of
Virginia. ,Isf ~
JAMES f. HARRISON, NJ. D.,
Chairman oI the Faculty.
August l. 1873 5 a 2m
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- A ekeptic, who was badgering a
simple-nindea old man about miracles
and Balaaln's ass, finally said 0YIIow Is
it possible for all mas to talk like d man Y'''
8 Well replied the honest cid believer
s.sii iila laaaa..alns A4sirhaaia af rihnSt S.a
why it amt as easy FOR an ass to talk ike
e man na 1t is for 4 man to ialk like an
ass
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describe 8 kitten, said "a kitten IA re-
T1laFkabl ble for rushing like mad at nothing
Whateyer, and stobping before it GETS
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- Colonel Robert g. InRersoli Is re-
ported to have stated that it was the duty
OF the government 10 feTnish every mar,
with q house OF three or four rooms, q
wife and three or four children. The
TO be lcftto private qntespsiss
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its, where it ex lsts, must be progressive
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HORSE MARKET

The importing exporting OF Horses 90 be about
the only things importance connected with this branch Of
trade rust present St during the past week. there has
been almost much business transacted as Is usually ex
this the Most OF the late arrivals Of
work horses are thin and have very rough appearance
tluRh some animals fair saiable condition. load
OF M Mum grade horses suitable for dray purposes
western OF this state and were held 90
Rgb per head several sales made which include
one DARK brown horse well shaped but rather
light-bOned for heavy work, nine years Old and
about the same description though tribe heavier at
80 aud mare, well bOned, large broad shoulders
fine neck ana short brought $3.50 Aside from few
ordinary driving animals with occasional sale OF heavy
drift horse there but little inquiry nothing but nom
values could be given The INCLUDE superb
Norman Stahnus owned by A. W Cook OF Charles CITY Iowa
There were browns grys and bay Intended
for raising quality Of carriage horses much
eded IN which they going were
cusivey for breeding heavy draft horses and fair sample
OF the stations OF France. Mr. Cook has Tor several
past been importing number OF stations but VIII us
the business hereafter And surprising TINS 70 De m
s shpmen selected what he considered 70 DO the finest
stations DO found during search Of more Than
the northern part of France ON the voyage across
tho Atlantic best horses took ck and died They
ame through bond and taken by the Custom house
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COTTON MARKETS.

BALTIMORE Aug 26-Cotton quiet Kidding IL &C.; Low
Miidng l2c; Good Ordinary, lOasc; receipts IL
bales gross bales exports cOaswse 80 bales
baiest 20 spnners 40 bales; stock. 523 bales
BOSTON Aug 2B-COttOn steady Mddng II isc; Low Mid
ding IL &c; Good Ordinary, IL ic; receipts 81
bales: stock 2442 bales
CHARLESTON, Aug 26COttOn steady hlddng II 40ll sc
Low Middlmg lie. GOOD Ordinary. l0hGlOl2c; net re-
23B Daes exports cOastWse 1T bales sales 5 bales
stock, 649 balS. -
llSyc Low Mdding i laci Good Ordinary lose; ship
ments. 50 bales sales "a bales stock, O42 bales
GALVESTON Aug 26-Cotton easy Middnng, II Sc. Low
MddnK 1O3tc; Good Ordinary, l0ac.: not receipts 450
bales sales, ls5 bales stock. 1870 bales.
LOUISVILLE Aug 2G.-COttOn tirm Mdding. II zc
MOBILE, Aug 26.-COttOn steady; Middling, IL sc Low
MddnR i0atc: Good Ordinary. lOisC receipts, IL
bales: sales, 200 bales; stock, S36 bales.
-OHLEANs, Aug 2c.-COttOn steady Mddling, lie;
Low Mddng 1Oatc.: Good Ordinary, l1c; receipts
81 gross 37 bales sae $50 bales STOCK 900 bales
NORFOLK. Aug 26.-CottOn firm; Mddng IL sc;
ceps 81 bales exports oOastWse 75 bales stock, 22
bales
PlITApRLPnA Aug. 26.-CettOn steady: Addingsl 2tc.
Low Midlng IL 80; Good Ordinary II &C. receipts SO
bales gross 40 bales pnne 2ls bales STOCK sos
bales
SAVANNAH Aug 26-Cotton quiet and firm, good demand
Middiing 1l5ed72: Low Middng 1iis &c. Good Ori.
nary ION receipts 7OS bales exports cOastwse S27
bales; sales 200 bales; stock, 1919 bales
WILMINGTON, Aug. 26.-COt0n steady, nominal Midding
IL Ac Low MddnR lie; Good Ordinary, lU8c.; net
cs II bales exports cOaswse 81 bales Stock lS2 bales
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fused INTO the dealings in its stock which sold only
moderately at 144015S147s- This failure Of an
ADVANCE IN the price Of the stock on so favorable
report OF gross earnings due TO the fact that it
Is now understood that gross earnings do not repre-
sent net earnings aud that in this particular case
even corresponding increase in the net earnings
would leave the company in deficit Of the sum
necessary to meet its first charges In connection
with this it is not out of place TO state that nearly
all the grain brought into Toledo by the Wabash
and Lake Shore Companies leaves there by the lake
The speculation in the Hannibal and st. Joseph
stocks to-day was not strong. the common deClin-
ing to 10, and the preferred to SO.
The dealings in other stocks were unlmportant.
and the fluctuations Insignificant.
RANGE OF STOCK MABKEr
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THE MARKETS.
EDTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rlrer. Vessels ana Railroads
rroNrr.v 49, % u
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
MoNpAY. Aur. 26, ls7s.

AsHEs-Qulet steady: Pots 4slc. Pearls, J4o.
COFFEE Rio firm demand to-day moderate sales
$500 bags santos Ptolemy" l2@c receipts OF BIazn
week, 1888 bags sales 1925 bags STOCK IN
nrst hands ali ports $40 bags Of which 81 $50 bags
here second hands SO602 bags q which 6b33 Dags
visible supply, 291,2o3 bags delivered
from warehouse week 23752 bags here ana los Dag
Baltimore Ordinary caTgoes, 14bdl8- 20. Pair lb,2c
Good lie; Prime l7hol7 &c. Fair 70 Good santos lug
1890. Mild Era0es quiet unchanged saies lOo OABs
Caracas Ice; 90 bags CurarOa Is nc. gold 49,
COTTON-SpOt Cotton quiet, unchanged; MiddImg Up
lands 2ec Low MidGling do. II 'ec; Good Ordinary 40
IL 4c sales 1924 bales $3.50 SATURDAY eVns an TOT nome
delivered contract, 800 bales Receps az
norris g9i against ga bales this day last week
a32 last Futures quiet and irregular beng 20 points
higher for August 20 points lower on the other
months and the advance in August was lost before the Close
Saturday 900 bales IOnay-tltst Csll--
No sales Second Ca-August. lEO5i December ~; ~
total 800 bales Third Csll-SeptemDer lloS N0yen0e
total 200 bales. Also today, August, l2O4 l2O9
September 1910 MA; October ll42alII6i Noyen-
Der, l2lali December lll5Glll7 January LIS
total bales grand total 900 bales Futures closed
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OPTICAL REPORT N. r. MINING STOCK E1-
nHAN GR RILEG ATGUST 26. 1873
TnfnD CAII-2:3O 2. 81.
MoNpAY. Ang. 2e-P. ".

MONDAY, Aug. Pop. VI.
a single glance at the subjOined table, showing
Che unge Of to-day's stock market, and the amount
Of transactions in each stock. with the names OF
fourteen stocks which usually appear in the list
omitted for the want of even quotation, will fur
Nah sufficient comment on market which was
femarkabe for nothing but its extreme dulness.
Yet the mall cotere Of gentlemen who now are car
Eying the great bulk of tho general list of stocks
found it as necessary to keep their sentinels con-
stintly on duty as it would have been had the
market been unusually active.
Western Union was the only stock whose trading
rose to the dignity Of 10000 shares. Evidently
this the stock which to-day selected to per-
iorm the duty Of sustaining the entire list hence
ts price early was advanced from 90 to "a, and
thereafter held within y per cent Of the
highest figure. 1t finally closed at $685. The coal
stocks also stifIened up. being somewhat aided
~ the demand Of q premium Of 1ea0ls2 per cent
per dag, for the use of Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western stock certificates. Delaware. Lackawanna
and Western sold at 51Ssa52la052ss Delaware
and Hudson at 49949i0, Morris and Essex at S2ls
1sSis, and Central of New-Jersey at I3i2913sa
notwithstanding that the Wabash Railroad re-
ported gain of S22,377 Ii its earnings for the
thlrd week Of August, there was no enthusiasm in-
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LIVE STOCK MARKrrs-BY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO Aug 26-Tae Dr0yers' Journal reports HOGS
Receipts So head shipments 1000 head market hrm
active aud higher Choice Heavy, 81 451S4 15 Prime Light
81 rs Far 10 Good DO "a 1894 20 Packing Grades -
- 80 :; the bulk at - l6d 81 20.
Receipts 600 head shlpments, $50 head
duh and slow OWING 70 niayoIaee Eastern a9yiees
easy Cows brought GOds3 3Oi Bulls. S2Gs3 Rough
Steers eOdSS 4O Western Cattle In fair supply and
al s3 1854 40 Texans st-aiy at 81 80 50 40.
sHEEP-keoepis, 7S0 head shipments 1O2O head market
steady and Good Lots sold at - de4 S0 Common az
SO 7O0Ss 80.
EAsT LIBERTI PENN Aug. 26-CATuR- since Fri
dav head through and $40 head OF local stock. total
Tor me week ending to-day 4607 head Of through and 24l0
head OF local stick against s437 head Of through and 354
head Last week supply lighter than last week
b. OF yard stock aud not much business DONG only
u loads being sOd for CIV market and loads for
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FLoUR AND oU.Marke in buyers f2 ts
S SS % eS@nnS 900 bbs Cy Mil s. ioas5 50
bbls Minnesota spring including very Common E1.Ta -
Az 30 Choice & Ss Is Straight s. 7jGss S. $40
81 5oSg5 so SO bbs No 2 - 5Oas3 % 900 b1ls
superine s. SoeSi loo D9ls LOW 6fi 1 ~ ia -
81 O5dsl p Fair to Choice do, p 3Oosyt Choice 70
- 90 Good Fancy 40, 81 5as6 80 e mmon 70 Good
EE xtTs. 81 ioSs4 80: Rye Myture - 45as5 80
Clear 90, 50 I3dt6 toi 40. su%ghL ~ 10 80
81 Louis Common to Fair Extra sigsi co. lar to Coca
S5UTTERN fIOU more active without decided change
sales 25OO bbls incntug 100 R6s export IRON Sou' n,
Family IS pass 90. Good 20 Choice Fancy Fau 70 %
s5 7jS ,a = sun niue G0RS MEAL steady modeI.
a. 90 sae Go6 bbs - gJGs2 05 Brandyyne 40
Sacked quoted SOC. per 100 D southern WHITE q ljG
afRATS-%HEAT-s dun nominal Winter fql he
including 5Sto0O bush spo, qsl os ungaded WINTER
Red ~ o. i2aSl 0Si2 No 60: 81 10 30 uoi ~ 70
Der; 81 O7Lasl O8ia No. doi 81 03Eafi %. steamer
No. Gos II 05asl 20 Uuradci Whine: 81 o. No $ d.
II l3gasl "a steamer No do 20 ~ ~ = !" me ,
deliveries IN September 81 sasi ~; "aOOo o
= l0Si 714OO ous s1 , G1 ~ ~inisr FsI dvtTs6e
S5, Srpeb II nsi q 0OGI us no Hof. deliverable
FROM lst IL p -ep'emb u 10 900 easA' o. so. Az.
b!e lnig 81 q BID ~ o. asted october = Of
81 10 = ba % 81 i'f 10 ASKED cd sop'sGD O.
a. 10 asked October =. % Ogs 81 1st -, 80.
i, Il n9 bd A OsL, asked: september. us dSi o,h
closing 81 Us bid - o. asked October, 81 o. clg,ing
al 90 nd AZ ugl1 asked. No. AMBER August 81 ul4q
"a closing ~ "a bid 81 rs asked September. ~ va,
cosug Al O6 bid 81 Os asked; October ~ dSl O!iS
closing O6 BID : Os ny about steady sales
iUOO6 bush 40. Western. U'06.or mainly b-o 5000
lu.h Stale ---..BAELEN quiet, nominal 90. BAtt
LEY MALT num, quiet dull tanaa@ bond
nnefsd 7Gia a re. Green Peas, ~ 20 ~ p
EfSSSffEv EYED sonihern 50 Is pr Jwo-bnsh bag
CORN-Marke opened shade lower. cluscd rather more
steady. moderate business export, speculation a-, no.
OOO bush including $4,000 bush. spot fidi9 IrEaaed
Western Nxed AZ 2dlsc. steamer Mixed 4o9at5r NrN-
Vorr No y. 5la52c Western yellow Ste SIt thoIu 10.
56c 40 white Mixed august, ~ tai-c. clos
die closing Ole no 5ll2c asked No"-Nork
No . AUGUST 4,afcs9c. closing sS'lc. bd. A5c.
aSfe5 SeTiember. 4gic. closing 1890. bid. 4g1c.
asked October 5lasC.. closing 81 &c. bid, be asked.
OARS CciIyr. without deCidtd change
price: sales zoo BUSH including Hceotcd 20 ci No 3
tyidte Bic. No. White. 81 1d32c: No J.
9sc. No White 3Sl2c.; Mixed Western. 2GA6 3ci bite
do 2ga3G Lc; Mixed state, 2'2Q5c White 90 g5s &C.
REANS-Mcdum 81 limited supply, drmcT - 52gH-l %.
MafrJv nrmer Choice. 81 o. yea Beaus GaiL 81 5uGsi
5j Red Kidney rm D 10; " mite Kidney, choice
Al 45dxl 90 per bush
y - s7,pt ~ sr,y yopE axp unooELYy wAUTHotrsEs
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failing here prices unchanged from last weeks closing
figures; cannot form reliable quotations.
HOGs-Recepts S,245 head total for che week. 1850
head against 1903 bead last Grassers - 5bd&3 30
Workers, <fds3 70 Philadelphia ~ G0aS4 80.
SHREP-Receipts. 1900 head; total for the week 5000
head against 1900 head last sill sold market
brisk, aud IA &c higher than last
81. LOUIS aug. 26-CATrIE-Bulk OF receipts Grass Ma
ves and Texans with good demand for ths latter % rather
better fair demand for shipping grades bnt supply
lights Fair 10 GQOd Grass Native Steers 50 dsl Far
Choice Cows and Heties 81 700f3 90; Fair 20 Choice
through Texas Steers ~ s0Gs3 90; COWS - 6Odsz 3d.
Colorado steers, - I5GSt 35i Receipts 1000 head
HOGs-Opened hner and shade better, but the advance
LOST Light shipping 80 600s3 sos Workers ana
BalumOrs - 9OaSf %; Mixed Packing ~ 0f4 25j Butch
ers 70 Fancy, "a $685. 5Ui Receipts, 2lO0 head
SHEEP-Iu far demand: Fair Good 81 7ndr3 los Choice
Fancy g 25as 5O Export grades would bra0sS 1884
keCeiDfa 800 head.
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In State bonds, the dealings were restricted Louis
lana consols were higher at 72&I; Missouri Is of
1883 sold at 1922 and Tennessee Gs new series, at
33si.
Of city bank stocks. the sales covered American
Exchange 1Ol at 1O3, and Bank Of New-York % at
112.
Railroad bonds were somewhat more active. The
Kansas Pacifies, January and July, with coupon Ger
tiicates, advanced to 81 Great Western seconds.
ex November 1877. coupon, to GS, and Chicago and
Northwest gold consols to 99l2. The st. Paul
sinking funds decline to 9412G947s and Hannibal
and ST. Joseph convertible SIS to 993i. The
Pacific issues sold follows Central irsts at 1860
1OJ7s San Joaquin Branch firsts at 90 aud Union
Pacific frsts at 1O60105al.
The trading in gold marked by the usual
dulness with all the sales at 1OOl2 and one and
two DAYS interest Gold loans were MADE at ] and
% per cent for borrowing and fiat, and after Clear
ing House hours at per cent for borrowing.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day sol 900 In
coin interest on the public debt and Sl53OOO IN
redemption of called bonds. The days business of
the gOld-clearng department Of the Bank Of the
State OF New-YOrk covered Gold cleared, S5O5S,
600; gold balances. $5174 97 currency balances,
S564, j31. The gold quotations were as follows:
O...-.-..-..1OOi2 12...-...lO0Q S.--....-...lOO9
Foreign exchange remains dull and featureless.
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SAN FRANCISCO CLOSING PRICES OF MINING STOCKS.

The market for Government bonds, while dull,
was firm. Washington dispatches state Sthat the
Treasury to-day win issue another call for $1,000,
600 of the 5-20s of 1865. Annexed are the cosng
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

LIvTRPOoT Aug 6-P0rk-Eastern steady 55; Western
steady at49L BaoOD-Cumberland Cut hrmhF ~ short
RIB nrmer az 32 Cd Long Ceardul Al 336d Short Clear
duh 40 30 Cd. Hams-Long cut dull az 53i Shoulders
dull ~ 296d Bee-lnia Mess duh ~ 80; Extra Mess duh
81 SO; Prime Mess duh az 10. Lard-Pnme Western
hrmer II 80 3d. TallOwPrme City steady at 3d. Tur
nentineSptrits dull af 23 R0sinCOmmon steady az Si
Fine dull at TO- CheeseAmouCsn Choice hrmer at a. Lard
OIL steady at 4Ol. FiOur-HXta State firm 20. Wheat
No. Spring dun 40 3d.. No. Spring dun At 92d..
old Winter dull Cd; Winter dull at Id Corn =
% 3D. Cotton Seed On-Yelow American steady ct "a.
Receipts OF Wheat for the week Atlantic 10000
from Pacific ports 1880 qs from other sources 400
qrs. Receipts Of Corn. $4,000
LivERPOOf. Aug. 26-l23O m.-COttOn firm !; Middlng
Uplands gu sd. Mdng Orleans 6lasdS sales Of the dag
10000 ba iudng 500 bales for speculation and EXPORT
There were no receipts to-day Futures d Detter UDands
Low Mddhng clause, August delivery, 81 od; Upands Low
Middng clause October delivery. 64aad also 6l sd; up
6tgd Uplands MiddIne clause. September and OctO
Der delivery. 6z SD; also 6iii Uplands Low Mtddng
clause October November delivery, 6sSd Futures Of
ferngs free.
LIVERPOOL Ang 26-l:3O Beet fierce for Prime
Mess. Lar, 3SIJd cwt fOr American.
LIVERPOOL Aug. 26-5 m.-The OF Cotton TO-DAY
ncuded 100 bales American. Futures weaker free sellers
a last quotations Upands Low Mddng clause November
and December delivery 6i5s2d; Uplandr, Low Mdding
LIVERPOOL Aug. 26-5;3O D. mClOveTseed, SO d40i
cwt for American Red Refined Petroleum. 92d per gallon
Common ll0sin 45d SDuts OF furpentsne, 23 per cWt
LONDON. Aug. 26-J:30 y. m.-TallOw, 80 per cwt
LONDON. Aug 26-EveningC Llnseed 5l6d 05l Sd
per ar
ANTWERP Aug. 26.-Petroeum 26ia for fine pale
American. Lard closed az 23's iOTlns per 50 kiios