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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-09-04
Virginia Bailitagysnstitute.
EeTingsGs', E'iFSis:ia.
Session "Opens 4st stptcmbe1..


'~ENHF REPORT Oi' THE SPECIAL BOARD
8 of Examiners for 1870 cleses rs follows:
In conclusion yodr committee cannot too
highly commend what has seemed tO them ue
marked and distinguished TEXTURES OF this lnsii-
tuition, the happy combination of the military
system Of instruction with the departments OF
science and literary culture, and the more emo
bling ci,lturo of the heart and soul Nowhere
else have We seen this combination 50 complete
and perfect. We cannot speak of il tno highly
Il Is such system as fits pupil FOR lie and for
death Under its guidance hc Is SIRE 10 tread
always The path of lgty, virtue AMI honor.
ISigneil
CHARLES DAVIES. IL. Il.
WN. +. BARRY. Mai-Gcn /. S. \.
u. IT. COCHRAN. LL d., Brooklyn Pol l.
J. WARREN GRlGSBI, Kentucky.
Address FRANCIS II. SMITH.
August IT, lSSo-it.
WTic5fsfer Tine irspfi tiH.ts and send bill
la aIverfisor
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-09-04

The Republican press Is making the
greatest effort of it's lilc' 10 n,isrcprescnt
Gen. Wade Hampton's Staunton speech
Notwithstanding his emphatic denial of the
correctness of the Valley VIrgja'aa's report
of what he said, they keep it standing pro-
mincntly i'm view Of their readers Well
wc suppose they know what their portizan
reader, like, and rchash ard serve lies to
please them. Gen. lIamptou's simple word
Is enough for the honestly inclined. What
ne SAYS can be relied ON; besides, an his
acts before during and since the war justify
thc ugursst confidence i'm his integrity, his
manhood and his patriotism
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-09-04

The handsome increase in poplaat.ou IN
the Southern States is accounted for ON the
ground thaf the enuwcrators were around
during the water million" season.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-09-04

We return especial thanks to our friend Gus
tlyc Brown for admirable service rendered lis
ON Thursday highland for the magnificent
double cake presented 10 our Senior and hi'
wife,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-09-04

Frank Bcckwith, EsqY has bcenapPoiutcd
bv The S,ate Democratic Executive Com
m.ttcc Elcctor for the County of Jefferson.
We are sure Mr.. Bcckwith will prove him-
self worthy of the confidence reposed IN
him. We want mn active, energetic canvass
.or the county. Anything short Of a thoUs-
and majority for our National, Congressional
AMI STAT, tickets viii be a disappointment
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-09-04

Our good friend Henry Damn has our espc-
cial good wishes for his prosperity in business
long life and Happiness.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-09-04

We have been favored vith q copy of an
eloquent speech delivered before the 10Th
Ward Hancock Club, and Pole Raising, in
the City Of Washington, August BIRD, by
Col. Geo. III. Bardwell The Col. is very
enthusiastic and hopeful in the cause OF his
ED Corr, Commando, with vrliorn he served
with gallsntry. We said Gin the cause Of
his old Corps Commander we should have
said of The whole country.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-09-04

Kohlhousen has .j~Stre-
ceiUed q nc1O lot al Actb
Goods IN his line. No
cheap orshodcly G0odshept
tn St0ck-oe5t .75pStqH0li&
KoD1 no cheap MN, dutdo
B1y qt0rb F0eD, and Of
course Go0d Goods and
coal Uorb must be paid
.forn proportion to quali-
ty. rs nSa@z, special at
teRh0n pull to ,c0rh haR-
dlcd BY Incompetent 'cork-
men, sign Of Bio Hatch,
Mr.. " W. Burzon'S OLD
ytand opposite tie Sacllef
BUildiRe'.
IulV T. 1880
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-09-04

On Monday next there w.ii be Hancock IS
English Pole Raj n- "a, Wnchc,icr and dis
tiusui-Lcl p~dAcr- are expected 10 DE present.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-09-04
FOR RENT.

THE BRICK HOUSE on corner Of Liberty
1 and Lawrence Streets, in Ciarict9"n, =
now for rent VIII alec be sold. priFIels,
Household & Kitchen Furniture. le,.ons ''''
a,,,iv ton,e r. A. HURST.
Cor. Liberty & Lawrence siIcc's'
ABgit u lss0-jt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-09-04
DRUG STORE FOR SALE.

IT is absolutely necessary for me to give my
L personal attention to my business in another
state I therefore offer this Store for sale on
easy terms, or would exchange it for good Real
Estate and feel satisfied that for the profits OF
the business, the amount of the Investment
and terms of sale that ii is one of the hest O.
peninss in the United States for any one seek
ing an investment 81 this kind. send stamps
for answer.
Dr. QUIGLEY,
Harper's Ferry,
West Va.
The following papers are requested 10 publish
one time and send bill To advertiser: Aicrui-
drip III Weekly GGsatc, Lccsilug Mirror, lIaTq'
.S,atipo, Winchester Times, Ricknond DiPgtch,
Baltimore SIN. DIR. QUIGLEN.
Harper's Ferry, W. Va, Sept. 1, 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-09-04
Notice /!

I'VE undersigned having opened a shop on
i Fast Charles street opposiieA. i. Sniih +
Art Gallery. parties having Chair needing cane
bottoms viii 10 well by calling cl hin. Price
vcry low. FRANK II SMITH,
sep J. 60
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-09-04
PROCE.G.RE.9TEO.F
EsU The Governor.

I HENRY NJ. MATTHEWS, GOVERNOR OF
L the State of West Virginia, do by this my
Proclamation, give notice, that IN election viii
behcld at the tstai places a. voting in ti.eF cv-
eral Counties in this State, on the Tuesday next
after the first Monday in November, 1850, for
the purpose of choosing five electors Tor Prcsl-
dent and Vice President of the United States
for the State of West Virginia.
(0 Witness my hand and the Seal Of
Seal the State, at Wheeling this 9th day
- of August eighteen hundred and
eighty. and in the eighteenth year ofthc state,
HENRY NJ. VI ATliEWS.
BY the Governor:
= BRADY,
Sccretcry Of State
Sentcmber .. lSSO-lt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-09-04
Se,c FaH Goods.

y am no,y receiving New Fell Goods for the early trade
New Stock Zeiglcr's Shoes.
August 18th 1850. - 'Ai'AEi-i'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-09-04

STOCK SHEEP.

JNTE have for sale $50 good Stock Sheep
w which we will he pleased to show Pur-
chasors. MERCHANT Il LUCAS.
Sen. 4. 1sSO-3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-09-04
LOOK EOR TIIE Sign !!

That Reads Three TdyS--OppOS1te ne CaJteF House,
Where ou .,-, ,,,,,-
STANDARD FERTILIZERS,
A GRAIN AND FERTILIZER DRILL that has superior
A No CORN SIEILER AND SEPARATOR
CORN AND COB MILL.
SPRING TOOTH HARROW, and
ANY IMPLEMENT FARMER WANTS.
a. OgsEzg s. SO.v's, EEsIyEzEZEESS produced
done the trial will
oxled the market for the charged
Vie Farmers Fgroi'Se Grain Gnd Fertilizer EsrjU ia
Of Material Durability Accuracy of Distributing Grain and
Fertilizer uacs market lthas Bemer Steel Axle has Steel
has Positive and Continuous Force Feed
easily regulated and will kind of l
phate evenly without coggng
The EGyy Spring has satisfaction Penn
the land similar and trial will connce you that tits
excellent implement
of Hardware Woo,nwarc lowest market
HORACE BEAII. & CO.
Calcsown seItemlor 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-09-04
EIGHTACREs or GOOD LAND.

SpEcTAL CoNMissteNEEs' SALE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-09-04

Sccretcry % State.
Santcmher ?. lNSO-It.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-09-04

J shan Gallahef, AuctioRccr.
sept. /. lSo0-JL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-09-04
Special Commissioners
SALE OF VALUABLE
Jefferson County E0nG

By virtue Of a Decree of the Circuit Court of
Jefferson County. West Nirguia, rendered ON
the fsih day Of April, 1850, in a tnit in
Chanccry therein depending, in which c. II.
Baugler ct al. are plaintiffs, and George W.
Eichclbcrgcr e. al..are Defendants, the under
signed. special Commissioners, will offer for
sale. ri I't.blic Auction IN front Of the Court-
House door I'm Char.c.t1wu, Jefferson County,
We Efr.,;.,f,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-01-27

tional politics. But when, at the last
hour of the session, the address to the
people and the call for the national
convention was read, no mention was
made Of women, the females, disap-
pointed and angercd, flouncea out Of
the ball, and declared that greenback-
ers were 10, oetter than any other men.
| think Democrats everywhere make a
great mistake IN joining with or in
any way encouraging the third term
movement at this time, and from all
accounts they are not doing it.
Promo
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-01-27
The Coolest Town on the Globe.

C0urier-J ournal.
This is Jakutsk Cor Yakootsk),
chief town Of the province Of that
name in Eastern Siberia, on the left
bank Of the river Lena, sixty-two de-
grees one minute north, longitude l49
degrees forty-four minutes east, and
distant from St. Petersburg 5,95l
miles. The ground remains continu-
ously frozen to the depth of 200 feet,
except in midsummer, when it thaws
three feet at the surface
During ten days in August tile Their
mometer marks cighty-ive degrees,
but from November to February it
range from forty-two to forty-eight de-
grees below zero, aud the river is solid
ice for nine months ont of tho twelve.
The entire industry of the place
population about 5,000-is comprised
in candle works, and yet it is the prin-
cipal market of Eastern Siberia for
traffic with the hunting tribes of the
Buriats. The former mostly nomadic,
having large herds Of horses and cattle,
bring to market butter, which is sent
on horseback to the port Of Okhotsk.
The Buriats, also nomadic, bring guam
titles of skins of sables, foxes, mar
tens, hares, sqnarrels and the like, and
many Of them are soldtat the great
fair IN June, which, with May, isithe
active period Of the year
In May the collected goods are con-
veyed to the seaports, whence they are
sent in every direction. The merchan-
disc, chiefly turs aud mammoth tusks,
sold at the fair amount in value to 4O0,-
600 ronbIes $500, 000).
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-01-27
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library, | would select complete set of
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-01-27

b5C iiltdiS lUCy VIII lcoOl " W ICbdiu
power. Before the election last fall,
defeat Of the Blaine crowd seemed
certain from every view, but seeing
this they flooded the State with money
land prevented a choice Of Governor
by nnbnshing and wholesale bribery
and bulldozing. Then, when the Gov
ernor aud Council, by strict con-
lstrnction OF the laws, upset them and
took away the fruit Of their rascality
| they again resort to the most despica-
bic tactics TO prevent a quorum of the
Legislature. The man who offered
half dozen bfibes and actually paid
the money in two, says the charge is
a put up job. Aside from the over
whelming evidence produced, there is
ono corroborating circumstance
stronger than anything else. The
Maine dispatches to radical papers
two days before the Legislature met,
and before the bribery was publ ely
exposed, gives the name Of Swan and
Hartman as two Of the counted in
members who would refuse to serve.
Evidently the leaders then thought the
brides had been taken in good faith
The course of Gov. Garcelon was a
refreshing display of Democratic back
bone rarely seen nowadays The So
called decision Of the supreme court
was a simple opinion, that bore inter-
nal evidence of having been made to
order and paid for. If the court now,
undertakes to give legal existence
to Blaine and Hale's rump, it will not
have the smallest foundation Of law
or precedent upon which to do it, and
tho only possible conclusion must be
that the judges are owned by Slippery
Jim.
Ohio recently came to the front
again in the matte. Of presidential
appointment--tlis time to furnish a
postmaster for the national capital.
Her line, Ike that of Macbeth's shad-
owy visitor. promises to stretch out
to the crack Of DOOM" 1t is substan-
tial, however, and with relish for the
fiesh-pl is of Office, as it were. The
appointee was clerk 10 the depart
meni, and not an old one either, as he
owns a newspaper in Michigan, where
he went not long ago from Ohio. He
is not known to hundred citizens of
Washington, bat they say he is
cousin or relation of some sort to Mrs.
Hayes, and tina, lie was i'll Hayes reg.
inent. Somebody asks how large
that regiment was anyway. The day
before Mr., Anger was appointed the
President told ~ newspaper man that
he had decided 10 appoint Col. Burn
side. II nephew Of the Senator and the
present superintendent and discussing
officer of the department. Colonel
Burnside, however, belongs to rifle
club, and his gun W MT off by accident
one Sunday, and Mrs. Hayes could
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-01-27

ARCHBISHOP LYNCH, of Toronto, has
been lectrriog his flock against annex
alton to the United States.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-01-27

ARKANSAS ranks next to Texas as a
cotton State this year.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-01-27

IAWLEY.-In this city, on Friday,
January %, 1880, to the wife of Hon.
JAMES II. HAwLEY, son.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-01-27

&EGa week in your own town. Terms and a.
- ,S 9niht iree Address, HALLErT & Co., Port.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-14
rrpoprAN PfyANcrAL uARKrrs

iovpos Nsrch l3-l2:3O D. ma rfanrc and Gfeas u.
ern trustees certfrcs<es. 63is ssr9
27iss SewJersey Central Cgus0a ly1 Rte. fi-rt.
Central 1854 PcDnsyivNua Central 5zSs. l.sals IS =
IoxboS March is-2 80 p m-U y bonds f,ur -er ss,,.
100 Atlantic Western fsfse 80
tigcates 81 do, second. ~ tne RAILWAY siarr, a.,
Illinois Central lO5 p Pennsylvania ceotfal p RAJ
ING s5t Pans afyces uuofe three III "a
franz 0j rentimes FOR the account
IONnoN Mafch 1850 3. n.-Ptrs Airces qu0f. flrrs
uer Gem renfas 3 raucs crutmcs for enc
PARls. NarCh l3kNcnanzt o. iesaaOn, - francs rar
fOf cheeks.
iOSnoN Ma-ch l3-This wcsks Eonon f's.rs .rne ~,
81 discount for bank bills sixty DAYS % three 0rfts
,r cent ana f,r trade blis days o. tNrf Hun-
uer cent The rcial~ilg rrr.
safe as business Is being en- frf Born fU .....H "a
tne nouev market ald fbc approaching frf'. I.fflr
Iuiueir ~ 0HeTa close uHtsfa dinT ttfn It.
.rsfgfb ia. been 81. he % uug nous fhr r.
rfipsIpa, rranges whsfacr .n 8HffInhenf .uN.r b.
1gave fcle.,. qDh.. mining afd naflsin. D. H.f.
American markets. aTe d1wnW1ri. fFc1 Dol ..rr.s FL.
an, nj Qht Therefore. Wen D. expected o" hove BOG f0r
,poI fheni. The we.4's f,lrir renrus and f.f
frqusofferfic SHIRE ant -NfF .ta. tfIf .a '.r
c.sr i shallow over nu-lnr~s bore A 1fi fr|H
xonl sales dnriug wal d fle trunnss ha- ..
taiuef bg short snpily thf tar'l. fUlII'.
show a tfufeu-y 10 FcictiIn. flis g. 80 aH'
me- iron trade. which fno O. lriIpu iffrf'f .
nclsu 81. s due the over sarge shiDn' n'- NO e-
m Ifpg q Slow sale - Dee great snpp '.
sent from Che lnlfnd Stlt.s. ilr orr u.lfa
here. rejecting a drop 90 . or ID cfutr fff f'
Nevy yfNk "a a cOrrrSn0udI1 nv reduction
week but there has silce been a partial ff
YORK. Meanwhile it ~ 81 ilFln- :" hit
sending large supplies oui ~ her a'nnN'H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-14
THIRD cALf--2:3O p. VI.


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take Il vote upou ilc report until Monday was rc-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-14

Minister to candidate for church member
ship OF course Dugald You have read the confession
OF faithf' Dusald' No. infect SER, neaer DO tea'
IA ast diving speechea of oondeint eieeinals. Meier IN
teef and 90 hopc you do not think so depased as 10
reat Ia one you hev shust mentioned.
A NEW PEssuAsIoN.-M. +. b.: Isn't that
the ho,se saw your father o. Mrs Maryr hIss n.
Yes persuaded pa To euy biuli wanted change,
aud knew pa would be no match for himF'-ttun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-14

Only a small business was done in state bonds.
but the sales included Louisiana consols at 5O'2
North Carolina 81 special tax, classes L. ana g. AZ
4. Virginia g. deferred. at ., and Missouri oS'
Hannibal and ST. Joseph. at 1917
Railroad bonds generally were quiet with an IT,
regular movement of prices Erie second consols
as the close were Il higher at OH. the funded os
heing unchanged at 50. Missouri. Kansas and
Texas seconds were - lower ut G0if Boston. Hart
ford and Erie frsts Il n 575s. and c., G. and J. q
frsts ass,uted y at ST. Rome Waterio"h ana
O4deusburg frsts recovered y FER cent TO
20. and Chesapeake and Ohio frsts. ser.cs H.
gained Lat CS2t Ncw-Jer-cy Central con-'ls Gee
cl.ned FROM 1868 20 fO6is0 i0Gli, and Lch'-n aud
Wilkosbarrr consols L 90 %. There was q sharp
,,. FIR Mobile aud ohio first dob'nurcs. the pric,
i.ts from - 20 76t2. Canada southern ur~.- were
Il lower 400 81. ~. Louis and bon Mountain hg~'
incomes declUed y per cent to ~ Jne srce'" .nl
comes remaining steady al -. trlnkinit "NN
Kol-ou,o f!sts sold at 90 low price fora wri.-as-
enrp1 = p.r cent bond. Lake Erie ami Western 'a-
,o-,oe rose fa 81 a., nd Lafayette, Bnominci % 'nt
Nrr,i, incomes Io 20 Denver and 1870 Vrti IL
f,s..we7e firm go 1ofle; Kansas l'ciit n'" t'rs",9
heinz l. easier ar 9Gi2 and Denver son h'' d
lo.,r M f0.5- aud~sciiiu~ cX interest cci
n IoOlq TGe business included siI-y-oae d.h,-en'
varieties of issues.
The Sui Treasury to-day gained $3.50 on hIi-
,ro ,.fdp ND d. com gain et SOS, DOB -~ % O. J.
irn.y loss og 500. $50. 1Hc bans atateneul To-Day
slg.4 f1~, o. tls total reserves ol o1ly SUD- 'J
-, .iilp I'D small tnat ID ls lucNpl'c2Ole WIN l4c
movements OF iDut. Iurir- me N'nk- 20. -u' pms
r.-cryr is now only rl9oJ,c3O n excess OF iI'i Fee
oi,,rad ov the 20 perc.u rule. t.e following are
~. Totals of tie statement and Che changes oi Tie
We *:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-14
ieend. -, nnrer sO davs. Ile'. buyer POI ~
c1o.rNo rn1crs or rnmApgLrnlA sfocKs

Government bonds continue 70 be dull. but are
shade friner in prices. The transactions at the
boards included 900 coupon IS OF 1881 al lOl,s,
500 900 coupon y ut 1885. $4,000 coupon f'2'
m TO75s and SO, 900 registered Is az lO19L At
the close the market was steady at the annexed
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Aqusnal on SATURDAY, money was shade castor.
ana loans were made both ~ d anu . per cth'' 'h1
,,,,t named heinz the cl0slna rate. The change n
ihe Domestic exchanges IS decline to n@r NiL'di'
The customs receipts reported M Washington TO-
i.r o,oonnted to TI9G1fO. and the internal rev.
nm. racai1ts ID t3J312O. The Treasurer received
&IOt coo in National bank notes Tor redemption;
fin. totals Of such receipts for Che wees c'mpdt"'
With those of the corresponding week oi i"'t year.
,r-.rD rs LnIIuNH:
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In London British consos were unchanged at "l4
far uIo.cy ADD g7l5lG tor account. United states
- we've steady at lOJls tine 4I2s bring Is hgh
m 1IOls and the = x loWer"t lOV. Among tie
A,5. rlc4u railways. Erie common wa Il higher ri
Icl, Atlantic aud Great Western hrsts . lower at
G3. and seconds a lower p. liiino' Centhl N't-
varcrd l., Der cent FEB 10jl2, Reading and Pe1n-ti-
each declining Il 90 3jll and 3J&i respectively.
In Pari, French 3 Der cents declined rom o7Io 20
~ J5, So OBJ: sight exchange on London rising 20
~ 2sla francs 20 the {.
Inc gross earnings of the follovmgs railroad are
reported: -.. $3.50, mos. ,,o,.xr,tq
lsla- ls79so -. Goa o.,
r,-t ,yeek IN March. .. sgf.Jjj sl2is3D Inc 500
~, u, sasc l...... 7G9755 ll'A210 Inc. 4uhiVl
MlNSEAPoLIs AND ST. LOUIS
Fourth vs.k y Feb 79 s slffi Inc ac s s.s
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
1870 1880
., .,..,r.t ft5tg2I fJsL8it Inc. 81 $500
H 41 81 reb - L0iTll3 lll9lGs Ice 1855
The ErqinserRg and Mining Journal reports the
,,r,juct1on of anthracite coal Tor the week ended
March 6 sud year from January as follows
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THE MONEY MARKET.

- sALEs-GoFEREHgvr SrDd6 OsP4TrHsVs
rrPsr cAff-i0l9 ocLocS - W
: c. Coupon 1881 ; iANmp iN'l INA
1000 .lnjaa 4nupr =
+ ~ Conp0a issi Is % Veg i'V' ,osa
loo Ofn he JC3l. 1000 .----tuo'f
yALES-RATLROAD ANp OTHER SEcCRITiES
70 u-s,Irs HrFORH TAR CALL
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BANKERS and CAPl lAli~IS w.N
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