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/, 4ey person is 3ra.--3 go so-bt tao
tecl.ncy of the Republic. ss -- jo.
Ws,i uir2vcb.cN institutions, &C.. lu
CONSIDER tais passage 600 t-t mesatsc na.,.
( NJ HaYss as, just sent G.. Congress:
81 commend tp the attention ul Con-
grc-s The great services OF the commander
sld chief OF our armies during thc war
tor the Union, whose wise, Gru. rni pc
triotic conduct did 81 ,uuCG TO bring toat
IN meutous conf co 90 p close. The l.L
islatiou OF tho OGtld States contains
many prcCedeut~ for the recognition ot
distinguished military merit, authorizing
rank and emOlumrnts 90 be conferred tor
eminent services % the country AG act
OF Congress authorizing The appointmcnt
OF Captain General Of the Army. with
suitable provisions relating To CUmpeusa-
uon, retirement, and other details. would,
in my Judgment, be altogether fitting aut
proper, and would be warmly approved
by the country
Examine this recommendation in view
of the provision in che Constitution the,
no title of nobility SHALL Doe granted by tho
United States, aud zee whether jbo oGice
9f Cap,ain-Genora, which !; is thus pro
posed 70 confer upon Cen Grant, is not,
la fact, equivalent 10 a title OF nobility,
Indeed, the proposition is not only TO
give him a title, hut the income 20 sustain
il with. hr. Hayes omiis al reference TO
The performance Of any duties by the
Captain Genera, and with reason; for il,
is impossible Shat there should be any du
ties TOR such al officer 10 parfoun Wrb
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q poor woman had an only daughter
who wondered from her aud was brought
~ low as sin could bring her. Her Scotch
mo.her's heart yesued after bor daughter
and she tried by al means TO di,coyer her
whereabouts that che might bring her
hone. An her efforts were for time ur-
successful. ~ length She hit upon a
rather strange expedont. Getting NUN
O.r ~ her daughters photographs taken
from one in her possession went with
t4cm TO the town and neighbo, hood where
she thought it mos; likely her daughter
would be found. Here she asked some of
the ebopkeopeis TO put one OF The portrsi's
in their windows and beneath each She
wrote the words come home" AL prom
ised 20 do what they could to assist her.
The photographs were put in the windows
eod people gathered round 10 look al Che
strange words beneath the picture. Al
length poor worn woman came, and
pressing through t,is crowd look d a the
photograph aDdlreal 'lc words. None
elt herself could teli thar SHE was.the Der.
l from whom u WAS taken, sin bad so
rred and ruined her. She remembered
be happy days when iu her Innocence Sue
ri- fair and lovely, and the thought of il
End her homo and beg m1;bcre love in
aus seeking her, broke her heart Slo
resolved To return and did.
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\ lYouncsnR BOY.

Shoes with india rubber solc4 will he
much worn thi- month. The great merit
claime for these coverings is the free
dom impaired to Tho leet, suro footholI
and dry stockings. haN., however
ucarc story which altogether ovaYbaI-
anccs the scedule Of "adyantsr4-. il
was the case Of Il poor gentleman who
met with a very extraordinary adyeu-
ture recently. He resided up Ratr,,,r,
way. in so pretty little three story
house as eve~ you Laid eyes on. Well. "a
iow days ago he noticed certain little
r'yu.e;s Of wet trickling down tho newly
papered walls Of his dwelling. and ne de-
cided to explore the house aud find tho
leak. He opened the skylight, and slid
cautiously into fbe gutter. but missing
Ills ioothold, he shot over the parapet ON
TO the flags beneath Fortunately. he
mad on pair Ofthc new india rubaer
boots with unit sual thickness WHOM
his feet struck tho pavement he rebound
ed into the aiJ; thea he bounced up
again, aud ever since he has been hop.
ping backward pud forward. Evory
time no ascsnded il was noticed that tho
height Of his spring became less and les.
and bis relatives ca cula that Christ
mas week vii! find him ut "a staud.tiu. ]
further hear that this poor gentleman is
fed by person who fills india rubber
balls, with bash and extract OF meat
which me catches ou tho hop. II may bo
added that the height Of tho poor gcntic-
lnnu s 'all was three stories and that the
iall itself probably makes fourth.
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sIa l.a.Ilnpgr,, sl,.,r.-

About ten days sinco slrungor made
ms "pPcmance.ot thcs csr,sideuce Of Mr.
Mane"r near hiugoood, and proposed 10
trade horses. Nj. Mancar d.clio,1 -
trade, but said he would sell. The stru
ger agreed TO buy, saylug De was O horse
buyer, aud would ray in day or two.
when Inc returned from Morgantown. uc
lotl the hCrsc be- wGs'r riding with BIZ A.
which "asscIaincd aul tak.a day r
TWO after by Kipgwood man. Tt.
stranger got away with tho Manoar horeo
n'n @ mac not been seen of.heard OF since. j.
New Dominion
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or an

Al. tho earth g. hued with lossiuy
Whi.a 10 sorrow cam destroy.
Ana for cry day OF trouble
There .Il come a day ofjoy
There --- moments ull or silver
As Toe showers from Heaven which
iaI
And tho tenderness OF loving
is iho blessing OF them all.
Though tho clouds may hang above us.
Somewhere sunlight fingers suu,
And the good OF every moment
shall surpass the msmenr~ i'm.
Lovo ani trust are yet immortal,
Loving souls immortal. too;
And the glory Of jewel
Sparkles in drop Of dew.
Take The dew drops a. God gives them.
he they moments, te they hours.
50 the stream OF life which bears you
Shall low on through banks of flowers.
There arc moments fun OF blessing
As tho showers from Hco.en which
tlI,
Bat The tenderness OF loving
is tho blessing Of all.
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once nrishtana promi.inr..

An unhappy story is connected with
'he life of ou old farmer who drives
with his produce from North Washing
tom, West Morcland county. to the East
End, distance of twenty i've miles.
A son chat in his youth was bright
and promising boy was, 10y an accident.
transformed into raying maniac. lie
was treated in an asylum until it be
came apparent bis case was hopeless,
and the father unable to longer afford
the expense constructed "A room oyer,p
leo house noar his house. in winch To-
C c.n'.ne the unfortunate son, who is not
lhrty years OF age The son at timos
suffers horrible paroNi,ms. dasLing
about ihc room and yelling -o "a. TO be
heard a long distance. Tho buldinp in
which tho maniac b. without windows.
and The light enters through small ap
perfumes The lire place, which is con
sTuctcd cu the old fashioned plan. is
boarded up that the unfortunate prs.
Uner cannot reach 10 and set fire To HIM
self 10 has been found necessary +,
dispense with dcd clothing that the
young imam may no. use lhe sheet, and
blankets for suicidal purposes. !fis
meal arc furnished regularly Ly his
father aud nothing is allowed TO be
placed within h,s reach that would as
siN ina 1,i.y ltr,.,IC I,,lu,, l
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rNrHr>ltsrIc ron Il4ycocH
Z "''7oF 6'y t'oi t'on'in'tbr Bougli.

Z "''"oF 6'y m"t tos'dn'ibc Bought.
lGrsosn Eiglel
G.C'n, or We doubt NJ the Irpit,d
H'"tot contains more htu,, true or
.,.3.-t, friend, ca more alpus par,-
''n erd advocate than Michael j. Bu,kc.
hc i,Nadye ycay Ga son OF our fellow
toVu-mlu, M.cbsel Burke, Eco I'll,
love ,hv boys heAfe the "Superb" al,nos,
approaches wou bp. and nc Is alw.ys
ready i' do battle ~ eny tlmc, place. or ia
any crowd Tor his rli,nd, During tne
'em, 'sn his cu'hu,.psu was az reliable
""' many a'tDY's wore nqdc To by
A'm over. Ca one occasion s gcnllcmsn
from Baltimore brought ou, 500 ln gold
p'cc,s and promised IL to tuc boy il Dc
would but hurrah for Garfield, but tu-
boy yelled tho more lustily for Hancock.
Another bundled IA b,lls, but To no uso
Mike, with spartan fortitude, worthy of
emulation by some ot cur otter pcllt.clrns.
stood by hie guns. On various other oc-
cHsionu sums twenty aud City dollars bad
been rendered, sod Ivory toy dear TO the
heart OF child offered, but In vain.
The Young man had n great desire to
roce'rea photo" OF the General from
hrs own hands, and tormcutcd his father
Co that fleet ~ last he coundcd his
pfDlcciNo one OF his fathers friends, who
wrote To Con. Hancock explaining the
moltcr. Ga almost the next mail The
following lettor ia his own hand accnn
panied by superb photograph, was To
Ceivrl;
GJvERNoK's lsLANDN n. y. Harbo,D
December 1880
Ny Dear MIR. Michael Bu,kc. Jr.5
GRAFTON, W. VA.
by Dear Young Democrat
/ feel pleased to learn that I had so
Jealous al advocate. and ono so incpr
rupiihIo Ia The lac political cauyass ss
yourself.
! received your picture, for which.
ih'nEs. Ana send you nine in' return.
taken puItc'rcccnliy
am very truly youa, IS
NINFD $ HANcooK.
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We hed last wroA . very pleasant visit
from Joseph Bel, T. q , mcmter elect Of
me L'gieisinre from Mineral county. Dir.
b is gentleman 81 intelligence. wen
posted % 10 the wants Of the people Of
ihc 5i'to, erc his conservative course in
tho last ~" yt4rt iu that body shows hni
% De roliable ant Trustworthy reproscn
.aLLyl M4ILInaburr Etnt.ernn
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80 - s.s..a......a
Mnn.ilna lCAens Ei.rln-

We boast Of having the rapidest tyne
eo'i'f 10 The country, md even doubt if
MS 'q1al could be- found clsewberc in the
state L'st Tuesday from z O'Clock un,il
i2.&o lhvcsh9Ts ans twenty-five rninu,es)
WolIef Hcuuou set from manuscrpi four
columns oi long primer. We would like
TO hest from the nao tnais an beat that
time. II New Dominion.
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'.Inrroving ..nch Ag,rIL.r

! ON' fri'nd Frank Manown, OF Wavctly.
uI' GOD Of DR.. hanown, Of this place in
r.roe"tng biz aubscdption TO tho AEGrs.
amoug other thingsssye
81 hat % 'Rct OF that old storeoiyn 4
phrase, Il can't DO without tho Ir,r,,' =
Nni 70 ~ really true IN my cqao. Thc a y,
Hua wprol,rg each week. in ev.rv 70
'r.t' sNpd A, indeed, Welcome visitor. "
FTahS says no 30 getting along first l.clss,
ana h1o6 tAo country, tho people, and bis
Hlus.i0n.
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During no hn'l'ays ve intend t1 speld
.s' 'ime in u.aiaE ou. bills Morgan
Coudut goa bsye thought Of some
p.c.-ani.r way lu spend your hoIiday.
1ro JUup.eg Wtt fsiher pa, fu Inc
lme ra.ue fH.s. 'uF,y art rIin4 .o thc
isir rih 'ae -.fF k.yscr Lch0.
ne shall -paud sb3u. four dsys ~ our
.imf cutting iho coupons ~ our bonds,
and ibo reDs,sIcr sbaI bc spout looking
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Ia reply 70 the many inquiries which
~ have t"c,isCd regarding q most promi
n' modern remedy er wOu d cav ia
iht best ol our billet Waruei'a Nifc KID.
ns.y and Liver Cure is puro in its nature.
eiicient lu ~ 1cu1D -nG cerls.n in ita re-
-ui'1 We haYr l-srned ~ some ICmark-
a"i' flI's which % hde Elected, sui b~-
Il.'e 'h'i ts preventative Of dgcasc u is
uI'4u.L,d For delicate Isdics aod r,,-
fo1Dlei lfn 30 is invaluable snd Ia pure
FeHriaoie qualities commend u 10 Inc
tayJf apd use ~ all. Adv.
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We arc souy % learn tbat orr promia-
iDg youug medical frieud, d. T.. ". Dent,
~ Ne~burg, hss been su'clrd wi'h sore
cyes 10 such sn cx'ru: thai be Las not
been sbie for study for teo moaths
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Ii.fu,a, of tDe Enterprise. confeeaps
.5a authorship "The Beautiful Snow
71mehady Shouts hIi bim on the head
We.a. Republican.
49,
Governor Inn. of Newburg, interview
rd his many friends iu Grafton on satu-
day and suuday under the guardianship
Of ifoi Shahan lGufton Eagle
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Lads and Ambitioa.

There Is hardly q man, however mod
crate his sbiliiies and energies, who might
not look forward % o fair shore .t human
happinefe If he were carly taught 90 con
form carefully his conception of life TO
Lis powers, and 90 seek nythI.o beyond
what those ppwers entitls him 20 look for
And the same is true Of woman. Wcar.-
ness Of ie in The young arisss-in 80 far
as it sriscs from causes tsst are not purely
moral-caiolIy from % great dspropoit.on
between ile kind OF career .lc young
have been taught i0 expect. aud ia. kind
OF career for which they Gad themselves
f'. There is 60 much or lhs idea Ulat it
ia good for al lad7 20 be spuuod Into d
COR. vi ambition f.r which ,ucy a.. ,- ..
megls suited. q Ufe Of carefully Hr.
'od desires life none or lees arr-.-
mating iu i,s rc...eacc and mod.r- .
,l aim DO taaf which ta. old most u.r..
Ive if they are t9 live happily s ..
need be by 300 means an urhsppy a. lr
o very largo number of the youug people
Of our gsu9st.on, if only ,bcy were Ho,
fo early taught to look upon such Hrs
With contempt ae ;f 10 were ro I.f. Of s.l
ln reality it might Doe - much mor.
h.d aud noble Iiie thsu tbc Htr uG lr.I..
competition, end 1f uuercc.snl 0- U...
l1cce-stul ambition --. The Spectator.
Some of thc cigarette which a-.
emokod % go large an extent ore ..d d.
be dangerous ar.cies a physician had
one OF them analyzel, and ids tobacco
was fouud TO be- strongly impugas.sd
with opium, while the wrapper, which
was warranted 20 be rice paper. vac
proved 90 Doe the most ordinary quality of
white paper, whitened with arsenic. ,ho
two poisous combiced being present fu
sufficient quantities To- create iu the smoker
ihc habit off using opium without b..rg
aware Ul 90. and which craving can ,,.g
ha satisfied by aD ioccssaut use of c,l.r.
ei'ca
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J. +. Ncwcomsr. ~ Toledo Ohio, saye.
have b,sn 2rcatly benefited by wearing
~ EIcflsior Kidney Pad, snd would rec
ooim'hd sll persons troubled with weak
E.inryp tO,try'ii rSeo hdy.
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Clerk Martin requests usio say that tho
Cnmmi,si.rer- io1 tln' county vii hold .
meeting ou tGe fs. A,DG.y ~ Jsuuo1y
Tor the purpose Of organization
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ssinl.-s say that shutting the eyes
uales The L,sring more acute. rs
ch-rg~.
There srn cSrisinly few prrsors. not
a 'nna ird Dnlcs from ln,s vicinity. uDo
s.'p irfir eyes suui about twc-.hirds
'l. ,Hu9
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y rg old, or middle aged, II you
are n"ediug 4 bat calsat Fulzs lie has
q full stock. Idi3
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prar reader have YOU vet anpw,rol
that cs,d shicn wt eout You, asking TO.
what vac duo M.
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q fret -cloes stock NJ gents underwear
for gale rt VOTES. Cali end examine his
stock before going olac where. df3
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Dr. Msuo9n is absent, visiting friends
i' NJia OJio. We Niab hin a plons
ant umo and good portion Of fat tor
key on Christmas
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La-' we.s hc Intelligent composiror
made ~ say "AIgumeutivo" for "src, b.
IA ut.uyp.
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If you wont a load Of good coal, give
Ffsk Grey a call. he can acc m uodate
yOu.
, 1880-09-25

The PRECEDENT said the party referred to
had given trouble already from her return
she had acquired too great pretensions,
nothing would satisfy her; she made fre-
quent complaints Of the accommodates
provided for her at KiDgshill with how
much, or how little reason her complaints
were made, could not always be decided,
especially after the buildings at Kingshlll
had almost all been destroyed by fire.
Then, again, she was frequently absent
from her post, aud the Kings Physician
bad frequent cause Of complaint. She
also complained of her getting no fees from
people, and that she could not live of
her salary, SIG p. m. alone; it is easily to
be supposed that the people round about
the station did not care to make use of her
services, because of her frequent absence.
AT last she left the Island and of course
gave up the situation. The amount she
had got on loan from tho Treasury bad
been previously repaid. But, then the
want Of midwives is a very serious matter
to the Community, and it would absolute
" call for thorough regulation as o as
our financial position comes on a firm foot.
ing, to allow Of its being dealt with.
There is no doubt but that q very large
humber of infants die here from want OF
proper and skiliul midwife attendance.
The amendment is merely to make a pro.
visionary arrangement to secure somewhat
more c~apability on the part of women
attending at child births; it is in keeping
with what has been done on previous
occasions.
The amendment was adopted unani'
mously with 8 votes.
The Money Bill for s1A.10a was adopt.
ed unanimously with 8 votes.
10 BE- Continued
, 1880-09-25
ITEMS FROM THE SPECTATOR.

The administration of general LOris MelikoR
In Russia has certainly succeeded in ~slleviat-
ing the extraordinary tension of the eituation,
chiefly by measures of relaxation; and the Gar
lie so we'll satisfied with the result of the Spe-
cial Commission entrusted to General MelikOff
on February Gath, that though he d~issoIves it,
40 having served ito purpose, by a ukase da.
led August 18th, he appoints him Minister of
the Interior, and puts the chief Of the secret
police under him, as his assistant. General
Melikof's chief idea seems to have been to
tighten pressure, to diminish the number of ex.
lies. to allow more freedom to the Russian Press,
and TO render the secret police less Of q night
mare to the peoples imagination, instead of
60 heiehten its terrors. The acute Armenian
sees that nothing is 80 full of criminal despera.
tion as political despair, and that by opening to
the people the prospect of milder regime, he
diminishes greatly the stimulus to conspiracy
and assassination. There is q point Of political
passion at which the fear of retribntion altoge-
ther fails to prevent treason, and where that
point 10 passed, as it has been In Russia, IKE
only rational course Is to lessen the indictments
to crime instead Of multiplying its penalties.
The semi.ofHcial German Press, once fairly
assured that the views of the President and
Prime Minister Of the French Republic are
p~esseful, has,-whether wisely or foolishly. we
cannot say, without knowing what It's ultimate
object may ~be,-begun attacking NJ. Gambstta.
and intimating that the Cherbourg speech indie
fnitely defers his prospect OF succeeding to the
place Of M. Grevy. This 10 wise, it the semi
Official Press wishes to irritate France into a
hostile attitude, and to add to N. Gambetta's
power; very foolish indeed, If the intention be
to weaken his hold on the French people.
France 10 at present, no doubt, extremely paoi-
fo. II France we're let alone, it is quite posi-
BILE that M. Gambetta's stimulating speech
if understood as warlike by the peasantry,-
soould really diminish his influence. But if
the Germans are to attack him for that attitude,
they may easily succeed in making his popu-
larity greater than it has ever been, as q conse"
Quenoe of their attacks.
, 1880-09-25
TIE G. r A NJ s.
ST. THOMA

ST. THOMAS STATION.
New York. 9th Sept-Ths Porte has In
formed the Ambassadors of the Powers that
the Albanian chiefs have agreed to the oession
OF the Dulcigno district to Montenegro.
Berlin dispatches report that Baron Won
Haymerle, Austrian Minister for Foreign
Affairs, and Pribcs Bismarck are said to bs
personally discussing the plan of establishing a
R0umsnisn Kingdom, thus preventing Russia
from gaining any access to the Balkans, and
also the joint occupation by Germany and
Austria Of Novibazsr should Eoglaud or Bus.
, 1880-09-25

1t is reported that the French Jesuita
have been expelled from Alsace.
London news states that France and
England are harmonious in their opinions
with reference to Dulcigno.
New York 1Sth-The London "Times'
expresses an opinion that however ccur-
teous the form of the demands Of the
International Fleet at Ragusa it means
Ultimatum, and to resist will be perilous.
The "Times" publishes a letter from
Montenegro Head Quarters in which il 10
stated that the 6rst shot fred at Dulcigno
will c~oD1agrste the entire frontier.
The "Times" Paris Correspondent SAYS
that N. Grevy supports NJ. Freycinet in
the position he assumed in his speech %
Montauban.
The Cabinet ie reported to be awaiting
the Judicial decision relative TO the reli-
gious congregations.
New York 2Oth-London news snnoun.
ces the death on Saturday of Sir Fltxroy
Kelly. Lord Chief Baron OF the Exchsouer.
Paris dispatches that on Sa.
turday NJ. Constans, Minister of the In.
terror, M. Cazot. Minister of Justice, and
General Fare, Minister of War, resigned
their seats. A subsequent meeting Of the
Ministers at the Elysee apparently adjust.
ed the crisis.
On Monday NJ. Freyciuet, the Premier,
resigned, stating that an agreement was
impossible. NJ. Grevy failed TO s.'ng
about u harmonious settlemert. and waR
ultimately compelled to charge III. Jules
Ferry to form q Ministry.
The London Standards Paris Cores.
pondent SAYS that Admiral ~Jauregniberry
Minister. Of Marine and Colonies and M.
Varroy Minister of Public Works have
resigned. Gambetta ia evidently the au.
thor of the present crisis.
NJ. Copstans in a letter states that the
Archbishops refuse the ~pro6ered cOmprO-
mise.
New York, Sept. 2lst.--Tbe London Times
Paris correspondent reports that Jules Ferry 10
Premier of the new Cabinet and temporarily
Minister for foreign affairs. M. Dupre, Minister
OF Marine, and M. Uarrot, Minister OF Public
works. The rest Of The Cabinet remain unChan'
ged.
The Representatives Of the Powers held q cor
ference ON board the English war vessel the
4" Alexandra, when it was decided to demand
he surrender of Duloigno within four days. the
demsnd was accordingly made by the Capt. Of
the English vessel.
The Times commenting on the above thinks
the demand will be useless because Duloigno 10
already occupied by the Albanlans.
New York, 2lst.
Flour per barrel, st. Lawr. brand, $5.25
Meal, best Brandywine, per barrel 934.
Heavy Mess Pork, per barrel, $3.50.
Crystals per h., SIC.
Sugar. Fair 10 good refining per Id. u.
to /. cents.
English Islands Molasses per gal. 40 cents
Exchange New York and London, 4.81.
London, 2Ist
Dem. Crystals per cwt. 81. Is. Sd
delayed Havana. No. II 81. 4s. Cd
afOat.
Demerara Rum per gallon Is. AID. in bond
Trinidad Cocoa per cwt. ga. Is. Cd.
Consols 971.to SO
Bank of England Rate of Discount. q
per cent.
Liverpool Cotton Middling Uplands y TOD
3 per cent Rentes in Paris SS5.4o
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