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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1888-08-16
pLOOD, BONE AND FLESH
FERTILIZERy
Manufactured By
REEVES GAIT,
Blood, Bone & Flesh Fertilizer
Office 10 N. Augusta Street, stanton, V.

take pleasure in calling the attention of
Farmers OF Augusta and adjoining counties to
the fact that am still in the field with my
Blood, Bone & Flesh Fertilizer,
and to ask of them a careful consideration of
It's merits. and If they find that my goods are
equal (as claim they are superior to any i'm
ported fertilizer on the market at the same
price, then want their trade.
herewith offer q few testimonials of reSpOn-
slble men to the worth of my goods:
Mr.. Recess Gait:
Dear Sir,-I have used your fertilizer and
believe it to be the best in the market; not
only the results obtained from it myself bnt
threshed crops of wheat all over North River
dlstr1ct last season and this. and ! always
tell where farmer has used your BLoOn, Bon E
AND FLESH FERTILIZER by quantity and quail
1tY of his wheat. r. II. DUDLEY
Staunton. Va. July %, 1855.
ROCKINGHAM, ROCKINGHAM Co. VA
SoWed your fertilizers the season ofS4 L am
sat1shed with its results. think | will make so
bushels to the acre. visited your factory to-
day and am pleased with the material YOU put
in and with your method of manipulation L
expect to use your goods this fail.
LEXINGTON, VA, July IL, 1883.
Dear Sir,-Yours to hand. 1 will say that 1
think your fertilizer has done we'll for me as
any have ever used, for which / paid good
deal higher price for than yours, You can
my name in certificate If you want do so. I
expect to use it again this fall if you will sell it
, al right. Yours truly
WIN. I. WOMBLEDOKF.
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DICKLE Il HAMRICK.
VICTOR H TEE f aSRGAr-

VlCloR TIE POWDER
Pays every farmer 500 per cent. for feedin
them. We guarantee they contain no mil
feed, oil CAKE or flax seed meal as many do.
They pure and give excellent satisfaction
for H0k ,ES. CATTLE. SHEEP and HOGS
and especially POULTRY. Will get a more
eggs and Increase the flow of milk one-fifth
Sold by druggists and Merchants everywhere.
VICTOR REMEDIES CO.,
Manufr's and Props,
Frederick, Md.
Sold in Staunton by
DR.. N. WAIT & BRO,
oct1 A., Druggists.
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ROANOKE COLLEGE
IN THE MOUNTAINS

Several Courses for Degrees Also, Bust
ness Department. Special attention to Eng
ifsh French and German spoken. Large LII
brary. Best moral and religious influences.
Students from l6 States and Territories and
Mexico. Graduates in 2S States. Expenses for
nine months. Sl49 sl76, or 1901 (including Col
lege ices, board, &c THIRTY SIXTH SESSION
BEGINS SEPT. 18TH.
For Catalogue, &C.. address.
JULIUS d. DREHER, President,
July5-6t Salem, Virginia.
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mo. W. STOUT,
d ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Office in the Stout Law Building,
COURT HOUSE ALLEY,
500 STAUNrON. VA.
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nR j. ST r. GIBSON, r,rroN VA
Cffice:-Corner of Augusta and FreoeTica oes'
s~ - june
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HHAS. F. NELSON,
(Offfce-Sullivan buildlng,l
,,oe Staunton, Va
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Feb. 7. 1SSS.-Not trace whatsoever OF the
| d1sease from which suffered has shown itself
since my cure. GEO COTEY
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take pleasure in calling the attention of
Farmers OF Augusta and adjoining counties to
the fact thatI am still in the field with my
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1888-08-16

piMPLES, black heads, red, rough, ehapped and
I'LL oily skin prevented by CUTIcURA SOAP
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WASHINGTON & LEE UNIVER SITY,
W LEXINGTON, VA.
Academic Departments; Law; Engineering
important changes in Academic Degrees
Apply for Catalogue. iuIv5-2mo.
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VOL. XIII
PROFESSIONAL CA RID.

M. QUARLES,
feb25, S6-tf STAuNioN' va
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DEFERRED MATTER
The U. S. Central and South America

Gen. Harrison on the 3Ist ult., addressed
delegation of LOO Henry county, Ind,
farmers. In the course of his remarks he
III.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRocERs,

ITACK & SPITLER,
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From ROc xyille.
PRoSPECrTvS ENLARGEMENT OF THE TowS-FtsH.
IoNABLE wEDDISG-PoLITICs IN THE COUNTY
COURT PROCEEDINGS ETC.


IoNABLE wEDDING-PoLITICs IN THE COUNTY
COURT PROCEEDINGS, ETC.
ROCKVILLE, March 30 1888
As the new charter for this town will add con-
sideraby 10 the corporate limits 1t Is confidently
expected that the coming summer will witness
much improvement, az the new territory will be
surveyed and several new streets laid out What
has heretofore retarded the growth OF the town
has been the limited number OF lots for sale and
the high price demanded FOR them.
Wednesday night the NJ. Z. church at Hyatts-
town. this county, was the scene OF fashion HE
wedding, Mr.. Robert Griff1th and Miss Rate War
field were married by the brother OF the bride Rev
+ \ Warfeld, assisted by Revs. 4. r. McGre0or
and W. +. WOOten. The bride was the recipient
OF large number OF handsome presents.
The failure OF the bill In the legislature to place
Montgomery County In the filth Congressional
district Is much regretted by a large number OF
democrats here, while the republicans are jubIapt
at the prospect OF carrying two instead OF one
district OF the state at the next election
In the Circuit Court yesterday the case OF Chas
Young for violation OF the local option law re-
suited in his acquittal. Perry Thompson was also
tried for the same OIense. He was acquitted In
one case and convicted In another. g. A NJ
At Two PLAcEs-BOTH CONTINENTAL Voice
from W. Neutrality-suspicious.! Baltimore and Po-
toInac Railroad. can your 81 excursion tickets 10
Baltimore be purchased at any other poIQt save
the station, at 9Th and streetS?"
Ii. and l.. h R.-.'Certainy; at the city Office
northeast corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18TH
street. Drop IN there On your afternoon PRONE
made"
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THE LABOE PROBLEM.
Distinguished Women Express their
Views before knights Of Labor.

large number of people assembled IN Odeon
Hall last night to hear some OF the visiting women
express their views on the labor problem. Mrs.
Elizabeth Eaton, master workman OF assembly 81,
under auspices Of which the meeting was held,
introduced Mrs Leonora Barry. who spoke at some
length on the history OF the Knights or Labor al
luding TO the first organization, the old working
mems guilds, from which came the trades unions,
which. though memorable and intellectually useful,
were too narrow In their scope to last, she thought
Out OF the ashes OF the unions sprang the Knights
of Labor, organized eighteen years ago last
Thanksgiving day in Philadelphia.
WOMEN As KNIGHTS.
She mentioned the fact that the women were
not ignored In this organization, but to-day there
are 10000 women In the ranks. "If 1t be neces.
sary for these men," she said, "whO hold In their
hands the power and right TO regulate the laws
10 put down mOnopolies, and to restrict specula-
t1on, how much more necessary has IL become for
the poor unprotected, helpless workingwOman to
take steps 10 protect herself?" The i've in0redi-
ents OF the cure for the Ills of labor she said are
organization, education, legislation, arbitration
and cooperation, each OF which she discussed.
nothing more to 90 with politics than the force
that the ballot carried.
OPPOSITION TO ANARCHY
Waxing warm on the subject OF anarchy she
exclaimed: "The man who calls himself social
ist or anarchist and Knight OF Labor IN the same
breath is an unmitigated lar"
Miss Hulda Loud was the next speaker Men,
tioning the name or Wendell Phillips she grew
eloquent IN his praise, and said that the solution
OF the labor prOplem would be found when n
woman leader like this man should be discovered
"lt Is great surprise to me-" she said, ITO see q
number or men sitting around here tonight meek
as lambs, while we women do all the taking
Why is II? Oh! yes! Because you men here are
exactly On an equality with women. 1 never
Ike TO eXult over the misfortunes or others but I
am heartily glad TO find that for once we are TO-
gether."
THE THIRD PARTY.
EShe disagreed with Mrs. Barry, thinking that the
Knights OF Labor should become the third party OF
the nation, taking for their main plaIks the land
theory OF Henry George and the abolition OF the
national banking system.
Miss Marguerite Moore, the delegate from Ire
land declared that the condition OF things among
The laDoriny men and women OK America is worse
a thousand times than the Irish wrongs.
Mrs Saxon, or Tennessee, spoke in a highly
energetic manner about the necessity OF decision
In this Tight. She had been called an anarchist
she said, which she was not. but she honored the
worklngmen for striking, because 1t was merely a
MANY MEN OF MANY MINDS on tariff questions
and surplus subjects, but the entire population OF
Washington are OF one accord in their opinion of
the cheapneSs and the desirability OF the Balti-
more anu Potomac's 81 excursion tickets TO Balti-
more.
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LOOK! LooK!! uooK..!
THE STARS POCKET ATLAS OF THE WORLD.
Soe %Ss @
setting forth
an items too ustonenuOp
'n'0Sn" sNA's
ats psas sp.%
THE WEEKLY
News,
psSer Sta interesting sn notes S. % % lone rsus
columns am cost so~y zone DouaaY "
AN UNEXAMPLED OFFERll!
SPECIAL $780, SPECIAL $3.50
STAR
WORLD
sTATr~
STARS POCKET ATLAS
o. TIL is described above
IN
all
Ne at al amstn cen ylowp
be substituted for the History the United
and mons for q
is bee surpase
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SPEc1ALr1Es In INDIA SILKS.
SEATON PERRY
(Successor to PERRY 4 BRo.)


(Successor to PERRY X BRo.)
NEW WHITE IVORY AND CREAM INDIA SILKS.
"ALL COLoRs" IN PLAIN INDIA SILKS, at Csc
EATRA FINE" BLACK INDIA SILKS, 81 and
.ExCLUsIvE DESIGNS" IN STRIPED AND
eIG HERED INDIA SILKS, At 9oc., s5c. q. s1.25
.""LHTEsT NovELTIEsr IN STRIPED. FIGURED
AND PLAIN BENGALINES AND POPLINETTES.
NEW PLAID SURAH SILKS
NEW BLACK AND COLORED SURAH SILKS at
I5c.. 81, 81 20, 30 and $1.75.
NEW PLAIN ECRU INDIA PONGEES, at 40, so
THE BEST MAKES" OF BLACK AND CoLoRED
FAILLE FRANCHISE. PEAU DE SUEDE, SATIN
DUCHESSE, SATIN RHADAMES, ARMURE AND
GK0S GRAIN SILKS. ranging from 75c. to $3.50 per
NEW BLACK TWISTED SILK GRENADINES AND
NOVELTIES IN BLACK BEADED GRENADINES
NEW PATTERNS IN BLACK CHANTIILY LACE
FL0UNCINGS AT LOWEST PRICES.
IMMENSE STOCK OF NEW FRENCH DRESS
FABRICS FOR PLAIN AND COMBINATION SUITS
ranging from Doc. TO 80. 30 per yard
ALL THE NEW COLORS' IN ALL WOOL AND
SILK WARP HENRIETTAS.
"CHOICE PATTERNS" IN IMPORTED CHALLIS
NacoN Fi:s sTYIEsr IN NEW FRENCH SAT-
EENS AND ANDERSON'S SCOTCH ZEPHYRS.
ALL THE --LATEST STYLES" IN PARASOLS,
UMBRELLAS AND CARRIAGE SHADES.
~ PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
SEATON PERRY,
Perry Building. Pennsylvania ava. cor. ethst.
Established 1S4O mh24
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OPPosrD TO BoyoorTSG.-A meeting was held
last evening In the Grand Army building OF those
opposed 10 the unlawful system OF boycottfng,"
stated In the call Geo w. Joyce presided,
with J. ". Manning as secretary. The Chair WAS
enpoWered 10 appoint committee or nve 10 draw
% Constitution. and another meeting viii be
Lid next Friday night
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A MA6SrrIcxSr RELIGIOUS RTrE--The celebra-
tion OF high pontiiical mass at the Baltimore Ca
thedr1 by the prince OF the church. Will he q most
Interesting and impressive ceremony. The citi-
zens OF Washington may attend IL very nicely
through the medium OF the Baltimore and Potom-
acs 81 excursion ticketA For sale on Friday, sat
nrdAy and sunday, good 70 return on Monday.
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DRY GOODS.
NV SrocK BLACK LAcrA
W. NJ SINISTER q SONS

Have just Opened . new lot Of BLACK LACE
FLOUNcINis at very low prices; Point d. Espri,
NET; Heavy Brussels NET, and every new thinf
in LACEs
We keep nothing but ALI-sILK GOODS. and show tn,
LAryest aud Most Complete Assortment from
$3.50 to S12
WHITE LACES in all styles
MORE ANTIQUE in evening shades. at $3.50, worth
$3.50.
The best SURAH for 75c ever sold; actual value 81
New Styles in PARASOLS and UMBRELLAS.
just Opened New Shades In HENRIETTAS, New
GINA SILKS and MORE SILKS
ENdLlsH TWEEDS for Tailor-made Dresses.
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INGrON TO BE MARRIED
On the arrival OF the Virginia Midland train
Wednesday evening a man and woman inquired
the nearest route to matrimony. Mr.. VIM Cam.
mack, clerk OF the Elkton offered his services and
with them proceeded to the residence OF Mr. Meigs.
the clerk OF the court, where the license was pro
cured In the names OF Napoleon Is. Howard nd
Mildred Mitchell, both OF Albemarle County. va
church, where Rev. DR.. Addison tied the Knot
Mr.. Cammack being the best man They returned
10 the Elkton ana remained there till yesterday
afternoon. when they started for home TO surprise
their friends.
MEMo.-This is the day on which the sale OF Al
timore begins. tomorrow another and sundaw n
third. ON whatever day bought they are valid for
the return trip up 70 aud including Monday.
From Bcnning.
GROWING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BEING ERECTED
IMPROVEMENT OF ROADs-SEws AND GOSSIP.
MARCH 30, 1883.
Correspondence Of THE EVENING STAR
Though folk Wiu call US Benning's station wa
are Benning, and Benning only 1t is that wav on
the post-mark. and that settles 1t. And this win
not only aver, but defend with all the persistence
OF WordsworthS dear htt3e we-are-Seven heroine
Wen, we number about a thousand, and are grow.
Ing. About dozen houses are now going Hp on
Sheriff road. DR.. j. W. Dean having laid out His
Deandale on that road. On Anacostia road the
foundation OF a residence for Mr.. N Keyser has
been laid. Mr. Strauss has erected several housss
ana the droye-yard with its improvements is max.
Ing the Old scaggs post-offce neighborhood lively.
Three stone bridges have aided to the excellence
OF our roads, though some OF them. In particular
Sherfns, Is In need<Of gravel The Crossing At
we have better roads than we used to have priv.
Ing Park has been graveled about half way ana
needs 1t the other half The stores indicate In.
ereasing business All are well lled often emptied
and always replenished There Is great demand
Tor q drug store and q resident physician, there
erty has Quadrupled. Mr.. G. A. McEuen has SUB
DIVIDED certain lands near oy, and they are already
indicates prosperity. I ind It country that only
needs 70 be known 70 be desired for the residence
SITES which abound mile back OF the hula C.
OVERHEARD IN rHn HoRs1 CAR.-First Young
Msn-.Where have you been, GUST"
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The Courts.

Court IN GENERAL TERN.
Yesterday, Repetti agL Maisak; order dismlssng
appeal rescinded and case restored TO the calen-
dar. Wright agt. bearing; argued and submitted.
Hayward agt. Hertford; argued and submitted.
CIRCUIT COURT Nc. 1-JudOe Hdgaer.
Yesterday, F0ey agt. Smith; verdict for defend
ant. Barbour agt. McCeney a Duvall; judgment
BY Default. Bradley agt. Taylor; Judgment by
award Cook agL Kellogg; Judgment by award
EQUITY CoCRT-Judge Cor
yesterday. Gardner agt. Ffndiey; Frank s. Find
icy appointed guardian ad litem. Rose agt. Cum
oeriand; reference 10 auditor ordered. MCGOWAN
agt Nodery: Nancy vodery and Margaret N.
"htwen appointed guardians ad Item.
CRIMINAL CouRr-Judge MONTGOMERY
yesterday, Alex. sanford alias stanford, second
onense OF pett larceny. trial resumed and nm
isheo; Verdict guilty; property ordered restored
VIII n White, assault appeal; nolle pros. en-
tered VIM Jefferson. alias Thos. Carter alias
wm Davis larceny; verdict guilty; property or
oere1 restored. Luminta Jackson alias Mary
Munams, convicted OF larceny; motion for new
tIiai nled. Jno Matthews, assault with intent to
XII; guilty as indicted Oscar Jackson indicted
LOT nousepreaking; plea OF not guilty Withdrawn
and plea OF guilty entered; sentenced TO six
months In Albany pontentiary, TO commence at
tne END OF former sentence against HIM.
Jrsr WHAT TEE PEOPLE wASr.-The fast and
nney equipped trains OF the Baltimore and PoCo-
mac railroad. which perform the regular service
between this city and Baltimore In q most ats
factory manner every day, will be opened TO the
peopae to-day, tomorrow, and Sunday at Al
DON'T neglect the chance OF testing them.
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made the closing address. Her speech was a
ehatty. interesting recital Of many matters In the
line OF Mrs Blake's remarks She tOok occasion
10 answer criticisms made based on a statement
that IN Massachusetts, only 5000 out Of 100000
women voted In the school elections. She deni ii
the correctness % these figures made up by Secre-
t2ry Pearce a. % the report Of the figures for
county, worcester County. she said In one town
ship the votes were more than the report gave 10
the wEOie county. over fye times as many
women IN that county voted than was shown by
M Pearees report But she said there was a
reason there why many women dld not vote The
law was a very shabby law. MASSACHUSETTS, was
iull or noble women The legislature said 20 such
women that " tBey would come before the asses
sor and make i statement that they had a certain
amount OF property they might have the privilege
of going on voting for school cOmmittemen In
whose selection they had had no voice How
ilany men did they think would vote for school
committeeman n they had TO 90 nrst and make
oath 10 AL they possessed
Col T. w. Hlgginson said 10 gave him more trou
BILE 10 have his wife registered vote for school
committeeman than 10 dld register himself for
all the voting he hal TO DO. In Massachusetts At
aad taken them eleven years TO secure the married
women the right 10 control their own Clothes IL
had taken them long time 70 get for a wife the
right 70 be buried In her husbands burial lot she
told bow receatly a. Harvard the committee OF the
faculty TO award prizes decided that the ESSAY
was one submitted oy E b. Pearson, and that that
person was entitled 70 the 500 prize. Upon look
ing over the catalogue they found that there was
no Z. B. Pearson there. Some one then suggested
looking over the catalogue OF the annex ana II
was found that Z Il. Pearson was theIe-a woman.
The committee thereupon gave SO 10 the next best
man. and gave Z. b. Pearson the $50 prize offered
10 the students In the annex
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MENo.-This is the day on which the sale OF a
Baltimore and Potomac excursion tickets TO Raj
tmOre DeSiHS, Tomorrow another and Sunday n
third. ON whatever day bought they are valid for
the return trip up 10 aud including Monday,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-30

OVERHEARD IN rHn HoRU CAR-FirSt Youno
Man-"Where have you been, Gust"
second Young Man-.over 70 Baltimore. Lot OF
the boys went over and had royal TINA Tina
and p. r. K sold tickets Of 81, ana Ne couldn't
resist the temptation 70 60 You should have been
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Catarrhal Dangers.

To be freed from the dangers o. suffocation
~nlle lyng doF %, to breathe freely. sleep sound
~ ana undlstul ID 10 TlSe retire shed head clear
brain active and free from pain or ache: 10 know
that 40 poisonous putrid matter deiles the
breath and rots away the delicate machinery of
smell, taste and hearing. TO feel that the system
Goes not through is veins and arteries suck ND
tue poison that is sure 10 undermine and destroy.
Il indeed oles ing beyond all ether human en-
Joy ments. To purchase immunity from such a
tate should be the object of all afflicted. But
those who have tried many remedies and phvsi-
clans despair of relief or cure
sttDF PD RADICAL CURE meets every phase
OF tstarrn, from simple head cold TO the most
losthsofoe and destructive stages 1t is local and
constitutional. Instant in relieving, permanent
IN curing safe economical and neyer-failing.
eANFoRDs RADICAL CURE consists of one bottle
OF the RADICAL CURE, ore box OF CATARRHAL
SOLVENT and one IMPROVED INHALER: all wrap
ped 10 one package with treatise and directions,
and sold by ali druggists for Sl.O0.
fOTTER DKU6 4 CHEMICAL Co. .BosroS
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NOTICE Is hereby gwen thss a petition hss sAis
~ LAY oeea nied by the uuiersizned in the
sircuii tonrt tor Re County ~ Kent and state Of
Atehi ssn and = nov pending tn said court. for
.ae purFs~e y rscsting portion of ne ul At Of
6oynten tuf.ts Lske Aidifion - the CITY q
.-rsnd hapidS being rlsf of portion ~ seafio1
- 81 4 lo"nSnto No North 81 ~sura -, IL
Vet arcordfng . The sevsr-' ueut survey. iu
re ,ownsai 1f Grana Rapiss n Said Counfy ~
Ne1. a. -lste q Nlchissl- surveyed and lad
or fcr tre rroPr1et1rx ~ " r. Gee ohslr~ -
rivii engineer and slrvevor On he ira -sv ~
lnir. l>l- snd rerofdef "a he o4rca ~ t,a
Hesisier - oeef<. ~ ssld Cc4lnfr n Kent s~,-
SD .. 70 n tliT, ia st ciocx in fhe Fra-
ucon- m pat oeck " Z ssp p.re "a Thsf II -
pT SOD 20 slter sid pist rrder snd ~ rs--a.
~ the provisions - chapter ~ - Hora.rs
Annotated shstites II " Mchfgsn anss - .-,ar4
penis therefss oy vsesti1z al ttsf na-- ~ Rs~,
al street. a. lassi down nron std ps whieh ifas
tefseen Ctrwrufv-fvs s. uoon tao V~-+h..-f,.
sttie ihe1ecf tnd hrfsnsaer>en sRt tvarsv b -
~ upon t1e asufhe-iv aae thereof TNat -
matter - sad refftien ~ti - esissi II, ~ -
ne an Monday. tas sth 8sy u sspfsuber. a n
nstsd ersnt ssrits Nicairnr. Trne a lsSs
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@ANL ET MAT4FR
snFAsn y. NlrzTT. Altoraey sor Fetitioue-s
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OUR MARKET REPORTS.
Q4etafioas ~ sirs-Fhs Grand
Rzesas Marksts.

Jssly fI-Uhest lsPrassec Az = = .o4er
4ll4 lass 1sslla ta- 1ec. 4alf, s5akcoss1.
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So
Eliter -elals6 81c.
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- 3-isc. serssBaer - slsc.
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leE. 1eF. 49tss
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