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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-15

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Library will be furnished grauitousy application TO
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-02-19
my boy said father to his young
,on, treat every one with ~politeness;

my boy said father to his young
son, treat every n with politeness;
even those who are rude TO you. For
remember that you show courtesy to
others. not because they are gentle
men, but because you are one.
a long winded minister continuing
for some time after the usual hour for
closing, thereby firing the audience,
and a little girl in particular, she turn
ed and said Ma, III 20 home 10 din
ner. and then come right back again"
And We arise TO ask, what j. il taa
make, a locomotive ;endtr?-Syrde4sc
.SuudpY Tim1s. And We arise 10 reply
that it Is the same thing that make
the healilgIt.-Cecrtu5td IDice. Well.
when does q covcatcheT??
Tract Distributor to ENcursie1i
Here, friend. is d little tract. Avoid
sunday excursions. as You WOOL! the
devil" -Excur-ionist-"Then get out
Of my way"
The mule has met his match. It was
III DtittS az. I1t hithti oFti 81 itt
hive. He died the next day. Tie lit
tie bee i never too bu-y 10 decline All
Invitation to fight.
blessed are the dres-maker., was
the way in which "a small child gave
an account ofthe minister's text. Fash
ionable costumes were at church tia
day.
u called twice and found you out, :
said Mr.. Jonc~. Very good said
Mrs. smith. ~ had TO call but II C. TO
find you OUT
The young wolnun WHO had many
@%uitor., and from the time she was j.
until She Wa, Il rejected them all, IT,
terred in her later life 10 that period ~
her ''dcclining years
.Wherc are You going 50 fast. Mr..
J~ohn-ona' "Homc, sir; don't detain
me. | lave lust got a new bonnet for
my wife aud must deliveri it before the
fashion changes
Drawing-room episode. Atiaile
Ducne-s to amateur tenor, who has
Just been warblIng NJ, Gounod's last
.~'thar4nin9, charming. You must real
~ ret somebody to introduce you to
me-
\ French writer says there was once
in tie envirois Of Roucn q miller
daughter 80 pretty and 80 cruei that
tie signs Of her lovers alone served tc
turn the sails Of her fathers mill.
The lady students OF Harvard COLLEGE
have been d,priaed OF the use Of the
library This is 4 great annoyance t
them, ~ they are now complied t
purchase their own reference books.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-02-19
How Caesar TAXED all the
WOrld.'

And it ann to pass III those days
that there Went out a decree from CIR
sar Augustus, tltat all the world should
be taxed"
The Romans IL an early day used
cattle as money, hence the word pr
cuajary" for pccunia, and this fron
prc1s, cattle.
The OK Wa. the unit OF value, OF
which the sheep, goat, hog, and ass
We're fractional parts, with corn for
small change.
service was also !csal-tender for pei
sonal taxes which men rendered ly
service in tie army When they had
nothing else to contribute.
.As Rome expanded her territorial
limits, extended her commerce., built
up her magnificent public works. gre"
III grandeur, and multiplied her con-
quests, it WAS found IMPOSSIBLE to
effect her multitudiuus exchanges with
real money'-a> oxen. sheep, hogs.
goats, swine and asses were called
80 Cesar determined to tax all the
world
IL .,nsal c.n.ua - 10 t,lon
,.onl all u.a,, - Lotov.a ava,,, ONO
mi, III nvn .ity ortn ~ enrnll.d
u .on,trueti hy commentators.
II. 49,, ..,..l !, IL -.n,.l ~
coined , certain .noun, ,.r ,a,ita
:. l~atn,n,in.l IN j ,an.n. ~ .nrnr-
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aar.,t. r..l ,no,., -,
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. -hcen ouo4t . ho- a.. an ear 81
corn and an tI.l,ut.. .nin th,t ~ !,
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n...,3,ntbor,v .,nn1ar..,t,b
.av.r.i,n. ;-,.t,. ~. 1.atl t,,I.
counterf,;t,r
III. world.
vosas f,}Iov.
T., curry = ~. yo.. o,,..I:n.r :,
I'M, ,nri-, immense .nnnr.x of u.r
,a,w,,, III !,
- :
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-02-19
Bedfo rd, Va, Alum E. Iron
SPRINGS,
Water, Mass and Pills.

Adapted in chronic diarrhoa. constipation.
and scrofula.-Hv. Latham. NJ. D. Pres
ViTgl.i Ia Medical Society.
Successfully used in Dyspepsia. Chrome
Diarrhra and Scrofula.-Prof. S. Jackson.
University Pa.
Eficien, in an<m;a excellent, appetizer and
blood punher.-H. Fisher. NJ. D, Ga.
Valuable in nervous pros:ra.ion. indigestion
and chlorosis.-G. +. Mathews. NJ. D.. y. G.
A fine tonic and Alternative. very valuable in
diseases peculiar 10 females chronic fever and
ague. bronchitis and diseases OF the digestive
organs--J. F. Rough'on. NJ D.. Ala,
Very beneficial in Strengthening and improv-
ing a reduced sys,em.-Rev. lohn ". Beck
with. Bishop Of Ga.
Invaluable as a nervous ,on.c.-Iion. l. {.
Fowler. Tenn.
Recommended as a Prophylac,ic in Malarial
dis,ric,s.-D. x. FaireN. NJ. D.. \. O.
Restores debill,a,ed system TO heal,h.-T. c.
Mercer, NJ. d.. Ind.
Used with grea. beneh, in Malarial Fever
and Dip,heria."- +. Dupon. NJ. D.. Ga.
OF grea, curative v.r,ue.-1hos. f. Rumbold.
NJ. D.. ST. Louis.
Beneficial in uterine arrangements and ma
larial conditions.-G. NJ. Vail. NJ. d.. Ohio.
Best remedy ever used in diseases Of the
throat.-P. A. Sitterd. NJ. D, y. {.
Tonic, Alternative. diuretic: one Of natures
greatest remedies.-Medieal Association ci
Lynchburg, Virginia.
Adapted in certain affections of The kidneys
and bladder; dyspepsia, lupus. ehlororls. scroi-
ulous and Cutaneous affections.-Prof. |. !.
Moorman, NJ. D. Virginia.
Relieves headache promptly both sick and
neIvous.-Rev +. {, Dod>on, Virginia.
Sample supply sen, free 10 any physician dc
string to test. Pamphlets sent free. Analysie
with each package. Water as j, comes from
the Springs s. per case Of 6 gallons in glass
S2.5o for S gallons, s. for 10 gallons. s. for 20
gallons in casks. Mass 50 cents and 81 s.. 50
and S for half doz. Pills. pure sugar coated
a5c., soc. and 81 package; Sis, sa.5o and s
half doz. Sent postpaid anywhere. This Mass
and Pills contains in reduced space all the GU
rative powers Of the water. and is convenient,
palatable and soluble.
Springs open for visitors June Isl. Board
$50 per month. Special rates to families and
parties. Carriages meet visitors at Forest and
Lawyers depot. each four miles from Springs.
upon advice ofarrival.
Address. y. NJ. DAVIES.
President Of the Company, - Main 81.
~Lynchburg. Va.
Sold by S. NJ. BARBEE. JR.. Chapel Hi.
II. c.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-02-19
OLD DR.. DODD'S
Nervine ard Tonic Pow
ders No. z.

w! cure al .4f.s. rs---u5 I..<s-ef- sem.
nal weakness. >.oerra:ot;.ra or involuntary
sem.nal lose. caused Nv :a,.iscre:iou. cxceSses
SC. producing great ihsz:cal ana mcn,a.
weakness. and oH.1 6-s.ro,:rs both body and
nAnd. and bTi"r n Jmaess Of vision, earlv
un:se.s-i ..s :ose, impo;cnoy or phys.
sal inoapaoi,y. INSANITY ana consumption. For
sale by S. NJ. BARBEE.
Price 500 per package. or SIX packages for
S. l:tou cannot gct ;lyn &: >our Druggists.
enclose tie money = aia;;. Stevens * Co.
Baltimore. Nd and The, v.i,hc forwarded bv
ma. or eNp-csss
MOTT >!I,I \SCN SEQ.
l't9atrto,s. ia; moIr. Ma.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-02-19
Waking the Wrong Man.

-
The fact that every business has its
particular lingo, which Is a dead Ian
Euage 70 people o. other professions,
,was Dcyer rlore clearly shown than in
the following article bv Bill Nye:
oae night about half after II, l
lul9e. | heard somebody step along TO
the window Of my boudolr. Hearing
it that time Of night / reckoned that
something crooked was going on, SO /
slid out Of bed and got my Great
Blood ~earcher and Liver Purifier
with the new style OF centre fire and
c..rtrlIEt e~Ject9f, AMI slid up TO the
the "ind3", calculating TO shove a
TONIC ILtl whoever il might be that
~. plcnlcking around my claim.
spnked out 50 as 10 get a good idea
81 where wanted TO SINK on him and
then ! thought before | maneled him
Il ask II he had any choice about
"hl6li Part = Us Elt;sls ne wanted TO
preserve" 81 | sings out to him:
I"oh out beio" there, paTd, tor
| III gong 10 can the meeting to order
~ 4 minute. just thro" up your
ftild-. II You please, ana make the
grand haiiln- s.gn Of distress, or III
nave 70 lnutiiate you. Just show me
ah"ut where You TX u Lave the
iata! wound, ana he Try about II, to-,
because We got NY bret costume on,
ana the evening air i chill
lie d"t. nidtissaha me arpar-
thuE' Ior d @ursliis iaush wells up
from below. Il the party sings bach ::
'Iiuiio, fattE,' l. that y"u: Just
l"oaih i" see II YOU hrtd up Yet.
l"u hI"" | was 70 come around and
i'49 you ii second seven was out. Well,
We been down to The OLD man to see
WLA' on the board. Three Is two
hours late amt four is reported on time.
lhere- two >evens out and two sec
tlohs OF nine. Shinney'll take out first
>even and Shorty'N pull her With 1o2.
ita y"u ;'lid me tor second seven, with
Lumber jim on front II and Frenchv
t" hold down the caboose. First five
l. wrong side up III a Wasilout this
side Of Ogalal,a, and old Whatshis-
Aanie that runs 23o got his crowns sheet
caNeu III and tclesc0ped his head light
int" the Ne" Jerusalem. You know
the llttlt @We'le t1at used to run extra
i"F oin f!otboA on the tllLgrant tor a
While: Wei he's firing On .6S, and
hes unttcf three Hats aad a~Oal-oi
taii~, Win a break beam across his
coupler ani MS system more or less re
TAXED. Hes gone to the sweet subse-
I~dei'iS zoo. Nest OF the boys are
mere q lf77 acllo:a!iZed ana sld
'fathtd Tor repairs. Now, yuu don
"al' . 'LoilAcy around much, Tor II
You u"a [ iooih up Ike SIX BITS and go
~ on the TRACK the ola mani give
you 4 tiihc chec" and the Oriental
tran" bounce ION near the mellow
tlflii "l ihy hazoo.
llleh | slowly unc"rked the Great
+ "'.'Ii'S Hh'fe lhe sliFery moor
; o'a'ho c"lld ''ocs up my dazzling
outlines | sald: fardaer, | am
pleased and @r:ttiiicd % have met YOU
don't know the first di~no-ln.tet
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-02-19
F.A.Davies Co
CHAPEL HULL,

DeaiS- i Gro-s : "a
isa7e"a:e, o c.sl.ey. >.nua r.
oaS@o. { ..acS. :
We viii Keep eo~.-~:~ on Aan. : fresh :,
ply Of Faa''y G.cs B-c-d r-.oaa,on
Roasted co.iee. Hea:ay. N.ac.a-. ksro<,,.
Oh. Candies. Cakes. c5angcs. Rams M.
Lemons. Canned Fro;s. Crackers pill.
SarIiacs. Cocoanu,s. e.. &c.
Oar goods WI be Sold :, liv-r
we VII re; he azG.r1-.: il liz So. .,l--
goods.
We can DC found mex; door below Rob.rso,
& Harms Drug Store, rear The paxt
T. \. DAVIES & co
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-02-19
The Sponge Fishers.

Tie sponge fishers have carried on
their work SO reck!eSsly in the Medi-
terranean, that i. has been feared tina,
the supply would cease. I9r. BreLm.
the lllu.trious naturalist, determined,
ii posi- Die To grow them artifcialIv. 50
lie cut up several hundreds into very
small pieces. fastened them separately
into eases full Of holes. and towetl them
out INFO tue bay Of Socoiizza. In a
few months the sponge. had grown TO
the size al natural ones. with the usual
black color. He a:terward Fastened
the sponge. 10 stones. and il was found
they rev rapidly. and firmly attached
themselves 20 The rock.
d 4 TIA cannot give 6 better ,eg2cy,
- tie world tAana weil-educa,ei fani-
~.
\ lite girl. whose father was . nler-
chant tailor, saii 10 her mother: Mo
tler. | can always tell wien ia makes
q mlsilt, because he alwap. gsve. you
and NE its when lie eon-. home"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-02-19
DIR. HENRY MOTIFS
French Powders.

Viii cure Diseases q tie Kidneys. Gravel
elect. and all urinary diseases. nervous de-
h.l,y. loss Of manhood. seminal EMISSIONS, I'M
potency caused ~ indi>ore;ion in youth.
excuses, .tv.. female weakness CT whites.
~scrofula. s.phili.in al is fo-!.s. and Al! blood
and skin diseases speedily cured.
Gonorrhoca cured in IS hours.
For sale ~ :. NJ. BARBEE.
Price s. per box. seat by mail secure from
observation on receipt Of price.
, 1881-09-22
ltT TEI.EtalttAI'II.


Special Dttpateh 10 me chIea1o Tribune.
NEW YuitK, SUIT. :l.-Wuil steout eircea wcro
unusually Qui0t tutlay. rhe transactions II,
stocks wero Ut taOAeratu v0Iutne, atld ,nnny
sre1llators oflNcad disposition to whit for de-
yelupuents- T'e shurp alvAnrcs 0t yesterday
morning wero to II ccrtufn extent lust III tho ru-
aution duo to reu'izntions to eeuurs profits
Hut, eul,a!.ieriuK tho Ilpurtnnt changes which
li.y occur consequent ullul nuw AiIin!ntstra.
tiuE ut Wn4hluxton, tho market BeemGd to Lu
aull! well IN hHnd. Tho policy uf tho scaEAtary
uf tho Ysunaury In regard ~ his surplus stvcn-
Nus. 1t is supposed, will mt 10 announced until
next week. Tho Wall streGt bulls .nnku strung
ralianrt upna bis purchases Ut bonL4 fur thur
manipulation Ut cersnlu stocks fos higher prices,
tho ulovt1lont buluv bAsetl t,tn,n thu largo tail
traffic. which IL tho consequence al tho SURPLUS
uf IuSt years hurvoat. Money Oil GILL WINS III
xaol 4ipply Tit stoeiss 1T per Gsnt.
.ltulIruatl bonds wcro strong nnd h,Rher, with
tho principal bllscss III Erie srct,t,d cpnsos 1T
lUI III iG!ai, wn!uh Is a straw Indicating tho
caurso of iha wind respecting II settlement uf
tho rNitr0usl war. III flst. tho recent purchases
Ut truilk-l lne atucAs ly TaroA.i NTH WIN sst'ull
| hD informed A1nHt tic prtsleeta or IL sattle.
,ncnt ut truilx.linu .Iiucrcuces huvo douu
| Muro to create tho bcl!ut that y
| settsomcnt IL rear than hasn lilo
| r0portB which Aro current. These utter hTa
now to Ito etIcut that slaxt week settlement
| will probably be rcachcd. 1t Il expected, ltso.
| that the quarterly dividend pf : per ccut IN
| Luke Sbure will then bB uceiarol hut tlAt tpl
dividend will be lnALO OIL SltehlKAn Centru, aud,
Furthermore, shat the Treasury pso1ram Ut
bond purchases will than be nude public. Tho
features Ut tho sloek InaFket hnve pocn
tho trunk lino ana lucal shurcs,
| In rnilroua boads tho largest transactions Wern
In Eric second consols. which advanced II tu
lGiA. Thu largest advanco wAs j par cent IN
reoEia, Decatur g. Evansville incomes. which
, 1881-09-22

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, 1881-09-22
LIEB AND WALLER.


The ANtlEf MAY IkeAlEus
Commissioner Waller wns, In snnH l,nrlnncc,
su!l broke up" yesterday, owing 10 thu tuci thut
Gc,, I.ub had, us i,o felt, Mcted dlscollrt:ouslS
toward him. Mr.. Waller hhsl 10 rotlrr early fl
tho tlny to his home, ard FROM Indications uuW
apparent II Is iiot unlikely thAt he tnay
tender his resignation. Tho Anyor h's
very high pcrsonnl rcgur for Atr. Nhilnr, hut ho
is altogether tuo partlMs to Getl. l.le1. WHO cuT'
not only run tho wAter altuc. but write Geruan
e.,lto, iuts for paper la,,lntory OF Mr. I1arrl-
son. One cnaso Of troublr was J.fcb's piacIr4
IT, F, Merritt us 4 ASSISTANT Wnter Assessnr under
MIR. Wuodrord. Tho inttur ts II nun ot cxpe-
rtenee unl integrity. Merritt IL Secretary Of tho
City Democratic Ccntrnl Cs,nls,l]teu. and II
young politician, who Inns. over since bis nt11D-
liu,cy Ut tho tIleo, anlenvorcl to hAvu Guth Atr.
Wu0Afnrtl and Col. Patterson removed. lioth ut
these 9ynsatucn ure tried and valuable 1,ltlt.
nud because Mr. Waller h.s stoLd BY
them he hns, it In alleged, brought
upon hlr.so't tho dislike of I.Icb anu
Merritt, who hhyu thu Mayors cur. Mr. Wn!!or
certainly T. ot'u q tho bost an;i MnsI aonest a,
Incut thnt he l!i,s made Inns bee1,. " lar III 20
was ablu:so Judge. in tho Interests nr tao pc"ple
has bis uye oil tho s;uerf pllicu; Tint hu wunts
obe nominated fer shas p"cs ~ the 9s,np. ,n,
yofor,ns I'll Il, the Watar Oiiice. l.ut tho Correct.
NESS q thista vsfy lnnGtt1l: 1,i ro,r,or
day: Vi haven't yet Teni nll of l1eb's report,
nat shall answeE Il ~ Drey ~ p1ss!.lc: ~
] !" csrry otf 81 i copy W of ti,s rport lotoru it @
been presented 10 .nc. which think Wns 's'
sSnrtes G say ts lsast EsSy ~ Sy vst @ Snpn ti
and 'e ny seply I II t. I 70 il, print tnxeihsr."
Mr. WA!iur hus nut 'lnueh taiih ~ Llen.s % as.
way far patsinx int. she Cityll"ii thn % ss, le
haa n ts county CLERKS oilico: so 'Mr % as .1 us1
LleDS statements WEEU cittt:tff1t4i+ tHGy ~GEt
HlDikt list UN
, 1881-09-22
REAL ESTATE,

Tho fnl!owtn1 Instruments wcra fled fo
record "Wednesday, Sept, II:
tlTf pIIupkNTr.
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.!atud appL II u. a. Phillips ~ jalnes al9-
lint"ru i. Ii, il i II 1neta,., ! I'M NkE q.
tlHto!! April u tfEC!sfS II. hFott !" 4"cabcs =,
Iutc.l MnY II ii. H. t.ou u William H. tsuA. NJ,
Ash!a;,i ~. ii Il i, Il fiiioSnt Il. t. aisls
Il. dated sept. u tJanss u. Gta " eAmus! u. ~.
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Gull0luas kos. ~ ind s6i dn!ld J4ly ltlset-
dale N.s:ltlurY Company to traa W. tntAsGtf s1.
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, 1881-09-22

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rsmxs FUR 'ss das' Including f"a'ae''o"' ." '"' GILL
A.. ,.nr,,, Ma"as M'".ns u,!Isa1u. a%9s d. aJ1 III
Sess stYttSa,beF.... " :$sslt'$ :ssse t$t}s ,|t S|st
sS,s. ,r S"yS,%,nst.... E ! anssi yES I$ $i
WaSTEM WnEAr-s;!lss woro Fgjvrfgd St ~ safs .nfs
M. rod o pr'xAiu tuti!a enta No " tI3t cIt W
tas &n MI1ea y M a2!sn 4x i'n .rSK I'm. ,rcucur
Tile ItIr n1xt unt! htt*al'ss .Jtt thls nOnt
| .c, atu Noyanuey unly Hsc thy Mtt1r hYtt!H ~.
, 1881-09-22

u1FT1IF4
spsctai Dispdfth to 7ns Chteago>4 o>4rfbunt.
nnsrtS, Sept. al.-Thc stock naket tOtlny was
nct!ye and prices werO stronger
In Inauy OF tho epecfnlt les.
ln r,rsMd anhrrs. Atchfson advanced from
1.3t4 to l,Dk G11}y; ChlcngO burlington l. Quincy
fru, tGu!4 to Tut but closed ut leu b!sl. lHl
nskeA: Wisconsin Ccntriu rr0sl ::1:i4 tG "tns;
summit Urnnctl from Il to III; IolenD. DespUs
S burlington from t!!s tn 1as.: fotlstnlla s.
Missouri liivcr preferred from II to u: Han-
tl,lsky from IN tuaa7i; Muxlenn Coutral tl.cw
blucks) from III to RI: Eh}cuRu & Wpst Michigan
from Hs' to "; NASHUA & Lpwul fr0n !i5 to l50:
llcI,,bitcau Vlllcy nfgrfrl to l.l. sletropoli
t,lI! declined u. tu liz Flint i, to Jlx. Ensscrn
from t1i 10 45.a; ClIcaKo, l0wA. & Nobraska
!, To 1E1.
III lHnis, Eastern AIS declined Il, TO 10; At
lantc s. racitic incomes Il. tn l5A; Union Pa
Conway 4!fs nivnnect i. 10 vS; othola aa before.
Hcl Telephone s1ltl ut las!i.
Th tha tr<.lsrn Assuetaffd l'Ftif.
1osTos, Sept. .l.-Stocks CLOSED ~ follows:
os','n . .a%. asc!n 'i IT,
Nas!St, N:!S! H H 4 + iat. F{! Gba, s%1.s Il
; Aasi ISpeka e. IT, III IT. ID! t@iony. =
i|Si}sS b. Il 'S'' Cunt s0nSa'. mi
fOHEtNH.
PAnts, Sept. .l.-ltcntos. Bf BIC.
NEW ONI.nANs.
NEW O1LEANs. Sept. al.-SIght exchange on
Now York, $iU per $,,U0 premium; sterling.
IHl.
, 1881-09-22

Government bonds were higher, qtllct, anu
strong. District Of Columbia J.llis were 107 bid
nnu' lts asked; United sIates I!ss, lDl bid md
il3st bid md ll3.i nskeG.
Chicago tInnk clearinRs wero $4,000 QUO. Now
YUrk exchange wns snh betwcnn hnnka ut sIclt
&i.lD pur S,0JD discount. Curru1,oy WINS III nltAt-
prslsn demand FROM tho country, und loans wcro
active ut TOT psr cent.
Chicago Ais sold nj 19all.
Sir. john Dokoveu, Chairman Of tho Ccarlng-
Itousc cotnlntltcs. yostcrtny rclMfttNl tu tho
uoyern1r Ut Micagan the St,.Do appropriated
by the Clearing liullse for tho rnttor Ut tho suf-
turers BY tho Michigan Tires.
, 1881-09-22
COAISrERCIAL.

Tho following ,vcrc thu receipts and shipments
Of leading articles Of produce III tho city durliig
tho twenty-fn,,r hours ending Mt O'clock
Wednesday morning and fur the corresponding
tinan Il Ylnf RQO:
, 1881-09-22


HOG rItODuc1'S-Wcro moro nctiso and mich
stronger, though tho ndyance nOt qnlte equal to
thu s!lnrp tluc!inuuf Mohuny, Liverpool roRortad Il
dccline IT !h III lard nnd iii IN long cttnrs.
w1,,lo tho local hos market WIS only aautud
stDAlty. hut tho weakMusH In EnNlnhu Wns
unly regarded III r1sIoaso to tho downward
movement Of aundny he-c and the general feeling
nf eon.ienca simply turned tso soltars 9f the ans day
1., sos iii III IT, e,a 5 to IL Ds
ISn,asd "utsde u this. and liz sbppiix movement
s % Sr s" 81 s:;1 III fspe!sa 1t
Ss M:Te a5ss rer br f,on, thu Int.
for fuu.d osx spot q tel!er astoneI nna n ~ s s!s
@ sss1 s"f It ss,'s 5si,Sa sear
SSs " 1saey W. Il sc!st Sas KIT ad n @
il: $e:: II. !ssss & III S Ss i$sssSs iii:
seys ,r:s s!s;:; bid. ,,.s'sv. as"is $s' g. $;i
$i~
2.a1te MbTye ily snttst pr!ces ,f AulaY ~ Y: ls
M ro%' y ots syt y, tp1isr 81 W" s s
rs ss! seS,y ts *sfS $1t! Z
tsi NJ 9S!asT L, s.iSt ,s ss!s' 4 sSxa; .a
,s;i 4 $s ;s:
i ;%s 5s,ea OF s da,' "e'adaE tho c"
stpssseor.. @ ,'sS;y u: ''' ss;,$S:ss t!' .s;
}$SSss;y 5 Iisx$; ;S;5 s:x
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tiaS ssi'sr Fssraasy EfcSs fos iaadsns ssts wafs
, 1881-09-22
fur Sn Z; nal l@tlt i,r M. whl,.. frrs tns,l
rnI puNJI II hlnInt I'M hI Tho ruiInNnIE HhIws
tl rh-i4 rrtt'. IF alnn1ny. with tlu yestne+

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sG$t M$E Siva s st%aty with sii H. ssi:
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a" !ss "; u :t's9s, i sStsSS u
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s!' ses r S9 ,s :rss 1 1t e s;s,t %ssst r H.
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III. ;; @ .s% sS cs. nM nsa Ii; is 5 i"'!s
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Ss ~; s Il S;sSc " ior
rwo O'CtdiCK is0Attt. .......
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ss ssss ~ ;s tss5 Ssf ~ s; ss
~ tur ~ Y nnd M s % s s@r taf t9 r smn ssn HUI
.ssr "xs ;sI's5 ii,s Knit ad ,at s iss
$aS :s!|ss .t%sof aaS sIis
:.;f |. Ss$gssSs Co., s;s' f. $s!:ss