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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-11-12
HE WON'T AND HE WILL
Waldemaf's Doubtful Ae-
ceptance of the Throne
THE DIFFERENCES OF OPiNI0H
The Pennsylvania and tue C. & n. W.
A Fearful FIre-Prison- Re
form Huge GobbIe.
He'll Doubtless Not Accept the
Throne.

He'll Doubtless Not Accept the
TIRSovA, November iI.-WaIdemar
has sent telegram to the regents ex-
pressing his grateful sense of the honor
conferred upon him by tie Sobranje, in
electing him prince of Bulgaria. He
states, however, that the decision as to
his acceptance rests with his father. the
King Of Denmark. and adds that other
duties may prevent his assuming the
rulership of BolRaria. Tie Princes
reply IS considered 70 pressse his re-
fusal of the throne.
PARIs, November ia report in CIR
culstion here declares that Wsldemar
viii not accept TIE Bulgarian throne.
CoPESHAGES, November 1.-THE
Danish papers generally advise Waldo
mar TO refuse the Bulgarian throne.
WILL RUSSIA AccEPT THE ELzcT1oS?
PEsTH, Novembe5 1l-After the cleo
ton OF waldemaT, yesterday, the Aus
tTian and German ambassadors at 81.
Petersburg were instructed By their
governments to ensri-e of the Russian
tGlD-S54uOT the H0LLlc o. the Cd0OlQdLc
he favored as Alexander's successor. II
R7ssia refuses to accept the election OF
" aldemar, It Will be conceded that she
entertsins designs against Bulgarian in
dependence. In. tnis event, England,
Germany, Austria-and italy will ar
rive at an understanding similar TO the
one that existed among them ~ the
period Of the Berlin conference.
GoPESHAGES. November IL. - The
GGzette says that King George, Of
Greece, will leave Athens IL his brother,
Prince Waldemar, accepts the Bulgar-
ian throne e.. - . --- ~ =
TIRSoTA, November 1.-THE Bulgar-
ian deputation appointed 10 convey to
Prince Waldemsr Official notice OF hrs
election by the Sobranje- to succeed
| Prince Alexander have departed for
Cannes, France, where the Prince is So
| jOuTring.
T. BERLIN, November lin political
/ circles here. II is considered certain that
| Prince Waldemar VIII decline the post
/ OF Bulgarian ruler. Prince Bismarck ii
[ inclined to favor the Prince of MinZrelia
as q candidate for the throne of Bull
ga-ia. Prince Nicholas has an especially
good society reputation in Berlin as
we'll as n 81. Petersburg.
Emperor William to-day. received
Prince Louis, of Bavaria. and afterward
/ had conference with Prince Bismarck
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TIE CzAR DECLrSEs.

LONDON, November 1i.-Reliable ad-
vices from Vienna say that the Car de-
elines to accept the election of Prince
Wsldemar. but viii not oppose Prince
Nicholas of Montenegro.
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Ghe ~GttsIigerNrr
SENATOR

A few Pertinent Questions Propoundel by u
Democrat.
10 ne Editor u he htslgHlesr,
sIR:-I sec by your Market street con-
tempory that the "young eagle Of the
KGnswba," Senator Kenns, Is to address
the good people Of Wheeling on current
political topics on Wednesday evening
next stthe Opera House. This, l believe,
will bs the first appearance Of the Senator
~hsrsabouts sincs the memorable Island
convention Of 1884, when he made his
great effort to force George Mot1et on the
convention az ita presiding officer, and to
have his man Watts succeed himself as
Attorney General. On the occasion referred
to the Senator was endorsed and his scalp
dRngled at the belt Of Governor Jackson,
| tEust he will be in better humor this
time than when he was On Wheeling is
land, and that he will graclouSly conde-
sCend 10 inform the Democracy Of Ohio
county why 1t was that he 'sulked In his
fishing tent on the banks Of the Elk dur
ing the October fight, the fight that made
II possible for US to elect Cleveland the
November following, Let him inform us
also, why II was that he had one Of the
best paying federal offices In the State
given to q man who did all he
could toward the defeat Of Judges
Woods and Snyder, and who denounced
the Democratic candidate for Governor as
"a bowling ~demagogue," l would like to
know what claims the Senator has on the
Democracy OF Ohio county and Of the
State at large. His course at the Island
convention, (the largest one ever held In
this STATED showed that himself and col
league represented, not the Democratic
party, but a email faction thereof, Demo-
cratic success in the State and nation was
obtained without aid from tho KanRWha
Senator, and yet the moment a Demo-
cratic victory IL achieved we find the Sena.
tOrial pair constitute themselves an
olIEarChy whose hope OF continued ex'
isteRCe lain the use Of the Federal Offices,
viii the men who carried the flag to VIC
tory in October, 1884, without the aid Of
Mr, Kenna, and with the formidable op.
position Of the Wheeling Register OF that
day, submit to the control and diCtation
OF the very men whom they defeated on
Wheeling Island? 1t strikes mo that the
Wheeling "JuntA" made q mistake when
they invited the KRnswha Statesman to
show his hand in the Pan Handle.
His ways arc not our wayD,
hs principles are not ours.
We know him too we'll. Let his West
Virginia appointment DO cancelled, and
let him 90 of to the land Of BArnum
There he may aid in the defeat Of joe
Hawley. Here he IAN only injnle Cam.
den aud the entire Democratic ticket
Take him away. In the year Of grace
Democratic ticket, from governor 10 con-
stable, with this Senator sulking, and his
organ the Register opposing, We can do
so again II the rlpgstbrs will only keep
hands of. Their interference and leader
ship may lead to disaster.
DEMOCRAT,
Wheeling, ". Va, Oct, 10, 1856,
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THE DAILY MARKETS.


money nihFket,
NEw YoRK, 0Gk, l9-Monsy on call wa
active, ranged from 8 too per cent.
closed at 4asksd, Prime mercantile paper
4O5. Foreign exchange quiet and steady
4 Sla4 SAT,
Gov, rnmsnt bonds we're dull and
steady.
State bonds were also dull and steady,
Stocks were quiet and at times dull,
The coal stocks and Louisville 4 Nash
vile attracted the most attention. The
opening was irregular but generally lower,
the changes belng lorsmall fractione only,
The early dealings were marked with
much feveIlshness and irregularity, es,
peCially In Jersey Central, but tho general
list was firm with frequent fluctuations
till about l o'clock when 1t became dull
and prices remained stationary, There
was some weakness in the last hour but
the market closed about steady, Most Of
the active list are higher tonight. Louis.
vile & Nashville and New England are
each up lbc, Hooking Valley is Ito lower.
Other changes are Tor fractions only,
Sales, SG2 307 shares,
Railroad bonds were less active, Sales,
81, S0S,000,
STOCK QuoTATIoNs-Closed bid; Adams
Express, l42; Alton 4 Terre Haute 81;
do preferred, IS; American Express, 1904
n q. H.. & N, 6i Canada Pacific, 72s;
Canada Southern, B9I ; Central Pacific, AZ;
chesapeake 4 Ohio, l0!; do first preferred,
l04; do seconds, l24; Chicago & Alton,
las; do preferred, 1907; O. B, d 1881
y. st. L. 4 Pittsburg, lS5 do preferred,
81; O, s., 4 O, Al Cleveland COL, $50;
Delaware 4 Hudson, 1909; Del, Lack, 4
West, 14ls Denver 4 Rio Grande, 50;
Erie, 95k; DO preferred, 70; East Tenn,
lSt; do preferred, 724; Fort Wayne,
I46; Harlem, 29Oj Houston & Texas, 81;
Illinois Central, 1874; Ind, b, 4 West,
20; Kansas & Texas, soy; Lake Erie 4
Western, eli; Lake Shore, 99S; Louis.
yills & Nashville, 5is; Louisville, New
Albany & OhicaGo, So; Memphis &
Charleston, Al, Michigan Central, 944;
Min, 4 St. Louie, 81; do preferred, 46;
Missouri Pacific, list; Mobile & Ohio, 10;
Morris & EsseE, offered, 140b; Nashville
4 Chattanooga, 08l; New Jersey, Central,
52i; Northern Pacific, 2SS; do preferred,
t33; Chicago & Northwestern, ll7a; do
preferred, ia; New York Central, ll3b;
Ohio L Mississippi, cot; do preferred rs;
Pacific Mail, So; Pittsburgh, l59; Read:
ing, $50; st. Louis 4 San Francisco,
S44; do preferred, GS4; do first preferred,
ll6!; O., NJ. L St. Paul, 04J do preferred,
l2l; Texas & Pacific, 20i; Union
Pacific, CIT; United States Express, %;
W., St. L, & p, 49, do preferred, $50
Wells Fargo Express, 125; Western
Union, 703.
United States s., 100; do As, coupon,
lllii do Ais, 1854
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Irnstes sales.
SALE.

By virtue Of a Deed OF Trust to me, made by
Alex. 2 Eoll sud layIniAQ, koif his wife, and
dated the 7th DAY. Of July, III tho year lss9, aud
recorded in thO Clerks Office OF The County Court
Of ohio county, WtSt Virginia, III Deed ol Trust
hook no. ", page 81, l will sol it puOlIc auction
At The front door OF the Court llouSJ Of Ohio
county, gu
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. ~, the following dc.
Scribed property, that Is 70 say: a certain piece OIL
land lying on the West side Ut ARin kifCet, aud III
the dty Of Wheeling, anu designated In the general
plat Of said city, NJ lot No. thIrLy.hve 1857. belug
Tho same p,ope " conveyed by u, N. Eoir and
wife 10 sAl6 Aiex Q Lon bydGOd, dated the first
day Of December, 1868, and recorded III DEED
Book No. 81. page III, IN the oilce Of the Clerk Ol
the County Court oil Ohio county, West Virginia
The title Is believed " be perfect, hut | will con,
yey only such utls as Is vested In me BY said deed
Of trust.
TERMS OF SALE; onC.third OF tho purchase
money 10 Iash, and so much more ~ The putChaSeI
GhOuld elect H. pay on the day OF sale, the residue
III two equal insullnCutS In one and Two yeart
rom day Of sale, tho purCh lSer 10 give his nCgJtl.
able notes for tue deferred payments bearing III
t4rSt, 10 be secured by u deed OF tfuAl on the
propelty, F.P. WlNGERFkR, Trustee.
OhlQ
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LIy. stock.

CHICAGO, Oct, ls-Ths Dropsrs' Journal
reports; Catsls-Recsipts, 5000 head
shipments, $1,000 head smooth fat
bssves stsadyi chipping steers, S. 50a
6l5; stocksrs and feeders, $2S5sS go;
cows, bulls and mixed, 81 50aS. CO., bulk,
s. 25a2 90. Through Texans, steady; cows
and mixed S2,26a2 60i steers $ .76aS Soi
western rangers, slow; natives and half
breads, s. 00a4 co. COWS, S2404S.OOi win
ter Texans, S. O5aS As.
Hogs-Receipts, 81 0OOhssd~ shipments,
1900 headj market opened loo
higher, advanced more than lost;
rough and mixed, s. 85l440; packages
sndshipptnV, 81 26a465 IS light, $S65a4 55i
skips, s. 25a2 80.
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W. D. Suit, druggist, Bippus, Ind, tes
ies: II can recommend Electric Bltters a
the very best remedy, Every bottle sole
has given relief in every case. One mar
took six bottles, and was cured Of rhuma'
tIsm OF ten years standing" Abraham
Hare, druggist, Bsllyille, Ohio, atirms
"rhG best selling medicine l have ever
handled In my twenty years experience
ia Electric Bit'ers." Thousands 0f others
have added their testimony, so that the
verdict is unanimous that Electric Bltters
do cure all diseases OF the liver, kidneys
or blood. Only a half dollar a bottle, at
Logan 4 Co.'s drug store.
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A call ia respectfully requested from
persons contemplating purchasing ma.
chimes, to inspect the Standard and
White Sewing Machines. They are at
tho head OF the list Of first class machines,
and fully guaranteed, Our long expert.
enGe in the business enables US to place
before the public machines that surpass
anything heretofore offered, and pur-
Chasers will do we'll to call upon US before
buying.
We are also the sole SCENTS for the re-
uowned CaliRrsph Type Writer.
EDWARD L.. ROSE & Co,
No. 90 Twelfth st,
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, ILL, Oct, l0.-There wa
fairly active trade In wheat to-day will
stronger ton0 and higher range OF prices
Prices advanced one cent, recedCd q tria'
and finally closed Tor tho day within o
outside figures.
Corn dull and weak.
Oats steady.
Provisions active. Mess pork declined
74sl0. Flour, steady and firm. Wheat
NO. 2 Spring, 7?bl73!c; cash, No. 2 red
734c; October nHA72Sc; closed at 72Sc:
November, 72js1Ssc; closing at 1910
December, 74la75S; closing at 74i.
Corn, cash, No. 2 3~lts34sc; OCtobRI
34l34tC, closing Sale; November 35s 435Sc
closing at 36IC; December 3GEa384C
rlosing at $3.50; May 4O1a4OIC, closing
4O3c.
Oats, No. Q, cash 25a253c; October
25c; November 2jIa25jc, closing at 259C
December 2OB '27SC, closing at 27jc; May
S0s 35ic, closing At 30Sc.
Rye, No. 2 4S4C.
Barley, No. 2 Csc; No. l fax seed 06lc
prime timothy seed $l,Glal.62.
Pork, mess cash $S.75sS.s 80; November
IS B7iYS S2t, closing AZ $50; January
20 81 va, closing at $500 October
SSy074 IS 92!, closing $50.
Lard, cash So 20; October, S. O24s5, 05
closing iF O2I; November, $5.623 50 10
closing S. G2I; January So S0a6 S24, clos
ing at S. S23; short rib aides, cash, SO 70
short cuts boxed; sG.65a6, 20; shoulder
boxed, S. 40.5 45.
Whisky, 81 IL.
Sugar, cut loaf, 6laO8o; grauulatcd, 90
standard A, 5Sc.
Butter, weak and dull creamery, IA
26J; good to choice dairy, 15h20c; pack
ing stock, 8l12ia Eggs, l7!l1sa.
Receipts and shipments: Flour receipts
FL, 1000 barrels, shipments 10000, barrels
Wheat, receipts, 5000 bushels, ship
menis, $1,000 bushels. Corn, receipts
9l9 ,0O0bushel4 shipments, 233, 900 bushels
Oats, receipts, 10000 bushels, shiputsuts
203, 600 bu6hels. Rye, receipts, 1900 bush
els, shipments, 1900 bushels. Barley
receipts, ", 0OO bushels, shipments, llO,0Ot
bushels.
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Dned FHls-NeW eyaponRted pared peaches ~
sci IMPAIRED do, lbal6o; mspbeFlies S66S6c; black
berisS loo. HsWIund Tisd-ApplHs, QuATten =
llloed SaAe; peaches, new halves, 6AlCi DO
50; 40, nGpbeiTia 900; plttod cherries 2SA16c,
GlgS-FIeSh,, lBAl9c quick, per dozen.
F6aLAEs-Pame live geese, Sc per lbi Seconf
t0A46c.
-Tdll0p-COuntEy, 80,
TFopioll FFElt- Lemons, SiAG per boxi As
plnVall bananas q 76AS % per bunch; JamRici
do, q 6nA2 90; Oranges, per box. g 0la6 QQ, accord
Ing 70 quality, JAnRiCal, q 6OaS 70 per Dbl.
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Tho best salye in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chsppsd hands, ChilblaIns,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by Logan & Co.
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The market hiss bsOp fairly active, and prices
have remained almost unchanged. Hogs have
been more Allya tlan fOFLOms ias. Quotations
FAuRe about a. follows:
0lhs-l.OOO 70 100 lbs, stock S4aic per To-,
500 70 900 lbs' ShSio per lb'i 7OO 10 SOOlbs, 2aA
Egt-Msrket active; 9HslAo per ID.
LINhs-FRlF Ut SaiITc. per 10.
ClluGs-S3 00R5 w peF head.
Shhp-2kASc per ID,
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Petroleum,

NRw YoRE, Oct. 10 Petroleum opened
tirn at 655c, advanced to G6SGi declined
to 65l and Chased st 800, Sales, $4,000.
BRADFORD, Pa, Oct, l9-0pened at 66ci
highest 68sci lowest 65ici closed at 65Ici
c~learances / 100000.
OIL CRY, Pa, OCT. l9-Petrolsum
opened at 65Jc;highest 66sci lowest G5Ic;
closed at 65sC, Sales $4,000 barrelsi
clearances 4,SSG,000 barreisi charter 1850
barrels. Shipments 05,260 barrels,
P%ITTsDuRoH, Oct, l9,-Petroleum, dull,
but steady; opened at 600, closed at
65Ici highest 6Gg ; lowest oslo,
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educational,
WASHINGTON SCHOOL
tLOGvTON AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE.
MRS. NJ, STEVENS HART, Principal.

s,uu,e, Session at Nj. LAKE PARK, Garrett %,
M, beginning July 10 Ut 1880 A. ~ closing
august u, lS&,
1SvAETAGB OFFERED Blythe INSTITUTION
>, The Natural Development and Culture o. The
,iht., lar he purpose Of COnyenatoni Beading
6bO'Sis address and Singing, The correct use o.
bhunDiG Tr,ns OF Articulation aud ReaPIEGuonj 70
.lIhS"SSiih lie Philosophical Law by which those
ttta ,,nn, preserved aud developed.
pBA fb~e Esy and Natural Expression Of Sentiment
rssns 0fSpeGch and GeSlnFei including Char
HtlEsiiOn; Dramatic Reading and Recitation,
sEsUsr,"si instruction In Expressive Bible aud Shakes
ePsSAsI Ming and In the reading Of Hymns,
re Tt, opportunity afforded TeReheH ioE the
~ al Practical Methods for Teaching AFuculA'
n,guSugs nd sight Reading. Methods based upon the
FI1s.gdi,S' class for the study Of kindergarten aud
p.HHns;y Normal Methods VIII be formed and EeE'
~. Xii daily from July u TO August 70, 1855,
TheClI5 win bs taught BY Nils SUSIE POLLOCK,
dTShilgtOn, D. O. who studied aud graduated
u pvS,,partitae class for children will DO held on TIRES
MO lhe week, Jrlt Of charge,
I'm Lectures Will be given by Mn, Hart and
VtS follOcE, each upon he interests Of her own
department.
MRS, ii. STEVENS HART, or
MISS SUSIE POLLOCK,
Washington, DC,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS,
ITO TAE CREDITORS OF ROBERI

Am. STEWART, DEGEAsED:
In pursuance Of 4 dUoCeOt tho Circuit Court Of
Ohio county, Nest Virginia, made In u cause
threin pending, 10 subject the real estate si the
tald Robert 81, Stewart, to the payment Of his
debts, you arc required 10 present your claims
agsluSI the estate Of the sud Robert N. Stewart,
for Adjudication N Joseph Il. PAUL, ConmiS,lJ nOg,
at his office, ~. 40 UtiRpline Str. ct, In tile city
Of wheeling Ohio county, Nest Virgins, on or
before Tuesday, tue 23l day Oi November, lsS6,
MltneAs, JOhl ". Mitchell, Clerk Of Nid Court,
thiSOth day VI October, 1856,
oclI4 JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
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NEw YoRK, Oct. 10-Flour- receipts,
33,OlB barrels; exports, 0159 barrels;
2G,247 sacks. Active and ftm. Sales,
2l,O0O barrels! supnfne, Western and
State at 50 l5a9 IS, exports $4,SOA4 10;
patent Minnesota extras, good to tam at
a OOS4Y50; choice 10 X%$4 00!400.
Whent-ReCelpts, l13,05U bushels; ex-
ports, 56,477 bushels spot lots ta!c higher,
fairly active; options opened weak, clos.
ing iltm, sileS, 100000 bushels Of iu.
lures; 100000 bushels Of spot. No. 2
spring, 82lc. No, | hard S7s. Ungradsd
7baS6c. No. 3 red, s2c. No. / red, Sslc.
No. l white SIC. No. 2. Red, November
S4lAs5, closing S4lc. December S6SS6S,
closing 08lc. January S79sSSt, closing at
SS1C. February SOL 1901, closing at 99lc.
April s2is. May 93S4S4t, closing at Ole.
June O5iaS5l, closing at 06lc.
Corn, spot lots shade higher; less 40.
tive. Options opened shade better, clos.
ing weak. Ungradod 444a45it No. 2
white 45S; No. 2 October nominal -; No.
vemher 4bb.l8i45 1915; .olosing TO-. De.
Cember 4BlAl, closing 400; January Al
Ell, closing All; February 49aai, closing
&c, Oats, shade strongeri mixed western
B2sS9; whlte do S5A40, Hopsqulet,s steady.
Coffee spot fair, Rio quiet. Options about
10 points low0f and less aotlvsi sales OF
November and December IS January
0 SOlO 00i February aud Match 9 S0a
0 s.; April and May 0 SSA0 40.
susar-steady and quiet; centrifugal,
$40 refined steady mould A, ) 6l6I9;
yellOw, 4R4 Cutloai and crushed 6ta6l
MolaSsea quiet Rice steady. Petroleum
Arm; United W.. Tallow firm and
quiet q 49 Roslt dull. Eggs firm and
Ia fair demand western 2O!i2lc.
BALTIMORE, Nh, Oct. ls.-wheAt-
Western, active and higher. No. 2 winter
red spot SiilSllc; November s2alS3u
December SliASljGi January S6taSGAO
Cofn-wesI6fn dull and steady mixed
spot 44a4lici November and December
4aA44lci January 4iia4btc.
OAb-arm.
Piovisiong, dull and nominal, oIhei
articles unchanged,
Recelps-AoIti 10000 wheat, 24,0Ol
bushels corn $4,000 bushels OAt9 10,0OC
bushslBj rice, 1900.
Bhlpments-aouf 1901 corn 800 bubhels
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GraiR-Eew wheat TJC per buShel. State oats 25a
&c. State corn, oil the wharf, 400.
FlOur-FAnCy patents, (BprtilE and winter Is toto
s rs: fancy family, white amber amber and winter
A26in paper; wool l6C higher. Dat meal-mCci uu,
SO 60 per bbl; iauGy 500. Rye flour ElO0.
Hay and SrGip-lTimo loose timothy, $40 0OAl2 co
per ton; prime balCd .Sl2 Goals 90 per ton, by the
carload. Dat straw loose, O. OJi bAlGd, 80 %. Wheat
straw Is Quoted the iAnle Us oAt straw,
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Mt. De CHARTAL ACADEMY,
NEAR WHEELING, ", VA,

rss t%hlry,nIatA year OF this wsll.known AcAd
,sr. apdor the charge oil the Visitation Nuns,
cpsn, on The ant Monday Of September next and
raaauH ten month";
Pupls received at any time in the session.
Iho,e who daITo TO place their daughters in Al
tsya,auon AHording exceptional advantages In
ne way Of Aealthiul and delightful location, ex
aIlent board, thorough discipline and instruction
1.-The bands Of lifelong teachers, In every depart
Tspt Of lcnIale education, including the modern
languages and nusIC, should send for = catalogue
Of this Nhool, Address,
Diyectresao the Academy OF the Visitation,
MT. Do CHANTAL,
.ay,p1y Near Wheeling, W. Va.
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&. O.. hams 8 to II ID average, l2c: & G. hams
Il 10 10 ID average IKE; $. c. ham IS n ~ h
llLc; breakfast Bacon gc; g.. g. Shoulder
346; Clear Sides SAOi PlRin Shoulders 7Ec; Mesl
p0fE (barrel 30 lbS,l Sl3 6Jt Clear do SlS so
Dried BCel, @. lJNi3xo Pure Leaf Lard, Tlerces,
$50 lbs SO; Roaned Lard, TleTccS 10; BolognS
aau6AUa. M.
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Bhlpmenl8-Aouf, 7O0j corn 900 bulheL
Dtt uUudI.

INV YoRE, OSL 1D.-The market has
been quiet aud demand 10 usual 10 T,ues.
dBy between seasons. Prices are very
arm, the mills we'll occupied on orders,
and deliveries returning good sailed,
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TtaTords ma mia, sr-o % %,
tar InsiHn ~ n HTnt ~ ~ gS y IVY ilIt ~
fIlls fnrfh iSors., f hh,n WAN ,yaHi . SSiehraLsu Llisr
thaf I regSTd t luMn sHG 4 SVaIa ~ NY family
hayo ever iised Srh nvnS Xxx nSuudBII''OTT H. wv :
R4u them constantly and had to try Others, and
have trled . good variety, bat !. have never
nau any V 9ct 50 promptly, probably, aud
Ileely as hcLane's, hive used them myself,
WIS, and children, wlththe most gratifying ro'
SUITS. For children, having used them on my
own WIN sllCh easy 0nd happy elect, ] would
recommend them 10 one and to oil. These
pllls 10 Tue W0rk,-do " promptly, do u well,
and leave no ~ effects behind, As q bio re-
mover. aS z nSSr GorTestor, as Q iGrerqnner
nil Or medicine equal to Dr. d. MoLane's Geld.
bFated Liver PILLS, expect to use them as
long rs live, II they continue as food as tLey
have boon in tho mast,
Yours truly, Il. II. GILES.
TAMPA btstFict, iSGiI sGSpter rsaste"'
Tvv,sr,oo Cor,I. Wa, m.
MEsSRs, FLEMING Bros. 0NN''" "''"'"
sira;-Your pills game al right, aud I can say
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