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opened firm at slight Improvement,
the strength OF wheat and some bad
state crop reports encouraging buyers,
but the strength was only temporary,
The crowd feared that the government
crop figures might look high when Is
sued tonight, which caused considera-
BILE selling. The non-appearance OF
frost in the corn belt also had weaken
ing influence, but probably the chief rea-
son for the weakness was the growing
pressure OF the enormous receipts, 1876
cars were received to-day and freer
country offerings were reported, Atlantic
port clearances were $4,000 bushels.
Liverpool cables were firm and Nd
higher, The range for December was
between 33%c and 33c, the closing price
being 33hc asked.
Oats were firm, Notwithstanding the
declining tendency OF corn, There was
an enormous cash demand, sales of
about 100000 bushels being reported and
this and large export business served
to sustain prices. Receipts were 429
cars. December ranged from 2lSc to
2ise, closing at 2ih42ihe, a shade IN
der yesterday. The appearance of new
yellow fever cases at New Orleans made
weak provision market. Liquidation
was 4iHt anu Sup lusS bluGlo dpbthiSN
on the market The decline was stop
ped by support by Swift and other pack
crs, and the close was little over the
bottom. The weakness OF corn had
some influence. At the close December
pork was 22isc lower at IS An; Decem-
Der lard was 10c lower at 81 rs and De-
cember ribs &c lower at So 95.
Estimated receipts for Saturday
Wheat, 3l5 cars; corn, 1850 cars; oats,
$40 cars; hogs, 1900 head,
Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour firm and prices 15c higher.
Wheat-No. spring 9SkG09hc; No. 3
spring 93G99c; No. red 99q$l 90.
Corn-No. Q Bic; No. yellow Sic.
Oats-No 2 2OG20isc: No. white
22lkc No. 3 white 2lhq22hc.
Rye-No. 9 size.
Barley-No. nominal; No. 3 3SQi6c;
No. 4 2SlA636c.
Flax seed-No. 1 81 O4Ikd1 07ls.
Timothy seed-Prime 81 60,
Mess Pork-Per barrel, IS 45GS so.
Lard-Per 100 lbs, 81 67ls.
Short Ribs-Sldes Qoose) IS 25d5 80;
dry sailed shoulders (boXed) 5k95%c;
short clear sides (boxedl 5&d5Tsc,
whlsky-Distillers finished goods per
gallon. 81 20.
Sugars Unchanged.
Butter firm; creamerles 12ql7c; dali
ries 9Gl5c.
Cheees-EasIer at SAa9c.
Eggs firm; fresh l2i9c,
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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y. The twelfth chapter of Romans
put into human life is an irrefuiable
argument for the divinity Of the rellg-
ion OF Jesus. | have known such incar-
nations. That with me is the end of
controversy. 80. t2) The defense of
Christianity is not 80 much In books as
In lives Each may be living book.
one that cannot be shelVed away In the
oblivion Of n library; one that keers cir
culating; one that men read perforce.
Here is a new motive for covetlng ear
nestly the best gifts. go. TXe pa
pers have lately teemed with angry
ordinations and recrimlnatlons con-
corning the wearing OF brave uniform
at the coronation Of the ear The par-
ties concerned seem to have forge ten
the Pauline principle of preferring one
another In honor
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NEW yOpK-EIour receints 21751
ho.rels. evnnrts toi5i barrels. mnrket
-, t,,,, d., a. . stt,ht advacea. Mia
ne,Cti 'T natent a. 5oSG 10. do bakers
"a EoS,i ~. winter straights "a o05I5 rs.
" w. 20, m,'e 81 sS hnshoi TVV ey.
,orte "a Oh bnsbeIs. snot market ouIet .
nntIons onanoJ strong on higher cables
opd coreicn buvIng' closed weak In
" ",, ~ disannointing exporf
,io,,o,J az II Sr,lc nj Lose. NJ rod
SIav q OoiL az oS7A closed nj 81 OO,S
Sn g." a M ts'tsSSi O5N. closed At
81 ok; December 81 OF 1851 O3;closed
at 81 0l&.
Corn, receipts l7I6OO bushels; exports
2l9,SlG bushels; sales 100000 bushels OF
futures and 10000 bushels of spot; spot
market easy; No. 2, 36&c; options open
ed firm, with wheat, closed at &c de-
cline: September 36Md36Nc; closed at
365sc; December 3SN QSgc; closed at
3Sihc.
oats, receipts i22,30o bushels. exports
90 S5I bushels; spot market firm; No. 2.
l5c. ontIons dull, but steady; closed I'M
changed 10 Ec net advance; September
closed nt &c: December closed at 26c.
nav wonk Hons 0uIet, Hides firm,
T.enthnr firm
nee arn, Cutmcnts oulet
iard nasIor. Western steamed bisc.
roansd cosy PORK steady. Tallow
All
Cottonsced oil dull. Rosln steady.
rurpcntlno steady.
Rice firm Molnsses firm.
Coffee. onions steady nj unchanged
nrices. closed stendy and net unchanged
10 Ave points decline: sales $500 bass.
sugar raw strong; refining 3asc;Cen-
trlfugal 97sc: refined steady; No. 6, 4Ic.
....-.
BALTIMORE - Plour unehnhgeu; re-
eeipts S'Ouo narrels' exports Il,SVo nar-
rcls Wneat ilriner. spo, 81 VS2tWl VSssS S,
momth VI V1PsuI VS"V; DgoS Snl,od, 81 VaW
! Vfhci sltamtr no, reu vVWv'av, ~ n,,
S,she S i'V snm,boTn wheat hy sampir aSsS
81 OiH; on grade 81 GOAL OOI' Corn
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A GRAIN TRADE CRISIS.


Hungarian Commissioner Purchasing
Wheat at Any Price.
ODESSA, Sept. 9.-The crisis in the
grain trade in southern Russia has been
enhanced by the Influx of half score Of
Hungarian commissioners, who are pur-
chase wheat at any price at which they
can obtain II. A majority OF the great
grain exporters are In very Trecarious
position, and large number Of smaller
firms have already collapsed. One large
foreign export firm alone has lost Z, ZOO. 900
roubles on the fulnllment of contracts
made by Il In the expectation that there
would be a mlddllng crop. With the ex-
ceptlon Of barley. all the cereals are as
light as they are scant. while the fact
that the government has wisely made
extraordinary purchases of grain for
iood reserve as a precautlm against am
other famine has Increased the scare.
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PLEASANT FIELDS OF HOLY WRIT
THE INTERNATIONAL sUNDkY.sOHOOI
LESSON.
SEPTEMBER e, 1871. Roman. NiI, Ola.


Christian Living.
The position OF the EpIslle to the Ro-
mans in the Canon IS significant. OF It's
kind 1t stands aes, Rome" Is the tails
manic name which greets the eye after
the historical portion, The church, bent
on universal conquest, recognizes the
strategic position of the city Of the cae-
sars. What is said to the mistress OF
the world" Is said TO the world. =.
Paul was lname TO preach In the Eter-
nal City. He was nearer II now than
ever before, But he had a duty 10 per-
form first toward his suffering fellow
countrymen In Jerusalem. He Will
bridge the chasm between jew and
Gentle in the church with the free-wal
offering of the latter to the former So,
as he cannot 60 Immediately TO Rome,
he does what he thinks to be the next
best thing, but which we perceive to be
even better thing, He writes letter,
lie employs In this way the interval In
which he waits at Corlnth the reopening
OF navigation, The letter Is worthy
It's author, worthy the city addressed,
worthy the theme on which 1t dwells 1t
Is the most catholic Of epistles. Though
addressed to Romans,lt Is all mems epls-
tie, 1t afflrms defines, illustrates, and
applies the cardinal doctrines of Chris
tianlty. After his superb and con-
elusive argument, he finds himself on
grounds OF mutual confidence with those
whom he has addressed. From this van
tage ground he reaches hortatory ell
max unsurpassed. Here are thirty i'm
perntlyesl Each Is bugle-bla calling
a new advance, ;, "A brand-new
ideal OF life and character Is here IL
radiated To discover the current stand
ard one needs only to take the opposltes
OF Paul's imperatlves Mask-wearlng
was almost universal, Vice was so IA
millar that, instead Of being dreaded, It
was embraced In its most monstrous
form. The temper OF society was any
thing but kindly. Each sought to make
his PROSTATE friend stepping-stone 20
place. Vast ruins OF theater and bath
are memorials of the dominant indo-
lence and self-lndulgence. The "distri-
buttons" OF Rome were such as I'M
manned the plebeian recipient, and made
the patrician giver less human. HUI
millty and sympathy were so rare as 20
be almost nonresident, while vengeance
was the Word to coniure by. on such
moral condition the Christian ideal,
as Paul portrayed 1t, must have stood
forth like a snowy cameo on an inky
agate.
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ssIrntlon Armr CoIonlr,.

NEW YORK. Sept 1O.-Commandcr
Booth Tucker will start tomorrow for
California to Inaugurate It's frst colony
under the auspices OF the Salvation
army, The commander, In an Interview,
sad that several wealthy citizens Of San
Francisco had raised $4,000 for the or
BahlIatlon Of colony from the poor OF
!, city on the lines proposed by him
= was stipulated that the colony should
1e planted In California as II was not
U ,,H desirable to reduce the popula-
noh OF the Golden state. AFTER have
m .lil55hGa nv business In San Francisco"
T I inc commander, ~ shall move to
ZEN coz to make arrangements for
o W.. nrSt colony to 10 from New York
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A FRANK CoNFEssIoL
FromA an English source on the Operation
of Free Trade.


of Free Trade.
II Is a fact that under the Mckinley
tariff the wages OF operatives, as well
as the profits OF Employer, were cut
down, 1t is also fact that every in
crease of foreign tarIff has the same re-
suits. And yet the Cobdenites would
have us believe the stale old fallacv
that the burden OF tariffs must" fall
upon the consumer and the consumer
alone There is not a weaver for the
Ane.l lean market in this district who
could not, from his or her own expert
eIce. dlsproVe the theory ana show that
he contributed 10y the docking OF week
" tlrnlngs to pay the duties America
imposed Bradford, Eng, DAILY Argus
August l6, 1897, ISL
Yes, 1t is quite refreshing TO have
such frank confession from-the heart
~ WOrstedopolis as this. The British
manufacturer knows that, in order to
keep his looms fully going. he must
have free access TO the American mar
ket. But Bradfords brlskness means
death silence to thousands OF Amerl-
can looms, as the past three years have
cnncluslyely shown, But what DO we
find to-day? No sooner was 1t known
IN Bradford that the President had
signed new tariff. than Hundreds Of
looms were stopped within six daysand
we are right in affirming that they have
stopped for ever,lf American people will
only follow the tariff doctrine of Presl-
dent Mckinley. Our future Is for
American manufacturers and for Amer
lean people in general, however hard
bradford may long to get into our mar
kets. We know enough OF their de-
structive and Gripping power. What
with their shoddled goods and POOR pay
"a their operatives,we have had enough
We only pity the poor weavers of Brad
ford, compelled to shop there with 50 a
week. The future to them must indeed
be dark We fully expect to hear before
long further reduction In wages taxi
Ing place In that quarter. as Bradford
manufacturers are still determined to
get over the Dlngley bar, even II at the
further expense of docking the weekly
earnings" of thelr weavcrs ito cover the
duties America imposes" Let them try
their little game From the American
Economist.
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CHICAGO-The few choice lots OF cat
tie offered sold at firm prices, others
moving off slowly at not very strons
figures. Choice native cattle are selling
at the best prices OF the season. Four
teen prime 1876 pound steers sold to-day
at So 80. Sales were made at 81 00q4 20
for common dressed beef steers. with an
occasional sale at SO So. Middling graded
sold at "a 5OQ4 rs and the better class OF
shipping and export cattle found quick
sales at IS OOG5 80. The bulk of the cat.
tie crossed the scales at 81 60q5 30 and
exporters take a good many at 81 SOD
5 25. The stocker and feeder trade was
animated at a wide range OF prices,
common stockers selling as low as SO 90
and few prime feeders going for "a so
"a co. Prime calves sold for SO 1905 60.
Trading in hogs was active, prices rnl-
ing stronger and on an average a nickel
higher Sales were at SS 1894 40 for
coarse heavy to prime light hogs, the
bulk bringing 81 00Q4 rs. Pigs were IN
large supply and sold at 81 6044 IS, ac-
eordlng to quality. There was an active
demand for sheep and lambs at steady
prices. Sheep sold at extreme range Of
81 25d4 % for natives, chiefly at 50 500
rs, while westerns brought 50 1903 IS.
Lambs sold at 50 1903 10 for a few culis
up to IS 20@5 20 for good to prime spring
lambs, Sales were largely at 81 1905 %.
Receipts cattle 1000 head; hogs 1900
head; sheep 1900 head.
EAST LIBERTY-cattle steady;
prime IS 0Oa5 10: common 50 1908 10;
common to good fat oxen 81 0O94 90.
Unpa steady. nrlme light Workers. and
pigs "a 45d4 so; best medium 81 45a4 So;
grassers and stubbles 81 25d4 IS; heavy
81 1904 40; roughs 81 75G3 rs, Sheep
steady; choice 81 1904 Is; common
50 5000 4O;choice lambs s. 2OG5 5O;com-
mon to good lambs 81 OOG5 10; veal
calves So 5OG7 %.
cINCINNATI-Hogs steady at 50 500
4 40.
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NEW YORK, Sept, lO,-The World
prlnts the following this morning; Tho
control OF the government OF Honduras
by Americans" are the cwords of the
American consul at Honduras, used in
his report TO the state department con-
cernIng the effect of the concessions re-
Gently made by the governor of Hon
duras 10 an organization of wealthy New
Workers. This consideration was the
cause OF the advancing OF several million
OF dollars, whether five millions or tif-
tseu cannot be ascertalned, TO the Hon
durus government whereby It may keep
above bankruptcy. on the board OF d.
ractors OF the concerns appear the names
OF John Jacob Aston, DR.. Seward Webb,
Chauncey NJ. Depew, ]. j. Mccullough,
Frederick b. Jennings, Charles McVey
and Melville II. ingalls,, jr. The organ
izer Is Henry L, Sprague. lawyer oil
this city,
When Mr.. sprague made his first
visit 10 Honduras he succeeded beyond
his fondest hopes, The government was
willing to granthim everything he want
ed II the men of millions whom he rep
resented would only assume certain
financial obligations that would save the
republic from ruin. The nature OF the
deal has been kept secret so far but II
Is know nthat the plan includes not only
the completion and control of the Hondu.
ras railway, the management OF Its tel
egraph system and the dIctatlon OF tariff
duties at the custom house, but fiscal
policy for paying off the Honduras debt
The government promises not to inter-
fere for FIVE years at least. II is also on
the cards TO establish u steamship line
from Truxillo, on the Atlantic coast Of
Honduras, to Belize, In Bolivia, A plan
is on foot also, II is said, TO instigate
emigration from home to Honduras for
men who can stand the climate, which
Is very trying to those accustomed only
TO the temperate zones.
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RUNNING sores indolent ulcers and
similar troubles, even though OF many
years standing, my bn cured by using
DoWitts Witch Hazel salvc. II soothes.
strengthens and heals. II Ii the great
pile cure. Charles Il. Goetzc Market
and Twelfth streets; Chatham Sinclair.
Forty-sixth and Jacob streets: A. T..
scheelc No. 6O7 Main street; Exlcy
Bros. Penn and Zane streets, Bowie &
Co, Bridgeport.
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No. 9 mixed sec. oats firm and higher;
No. 2 mixed 2lc. Rye. No. 2, soc, Lard
easy at 81 IS. Bulk meats easy at SO o.,
Bacon easier at Sc 90, Whisky dun al
81 81. Butter easy. Sugar firm, Eggs
weak at lie, Cheese firm,
TOLEDo-Wheat lower and weak; No,
2 cash and September 99%c; DecembeE
99lsc. Corn duh but steady; No. mix
ed 32c. Oats quiet; No 2 mixed zoe,
Rye dull; No. cash 5lhc, Cloverseed
active and steady; prime cash 50 70. OIL
unchanged.
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SEAVIEW, Waive have a splendid
sale on Chamberlain's Cough Remedy,
and our customers coming from far and
near, speak Of 1t In the highest terms.
Many have said that their children
would have died of Group II Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy had not been
glven.-KELLAM & OuRREN. The
% and 50 cent sizes for sale by drug
glsts
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Ola people who require medicine Ia
regulate the bowels and kidneys viii
find the true remedy In Electric lllttors.
This medicine does not stimulate and
contains no whisky or other intOxlcant,
but acts az tonic and Alternative. ii
acts mildly on the stomach and bowels,
adding strength aud giving tone to tho
organs, thereby aiding nature In tho
performance Of the functions, Electric
iilttcrr In IN excellent appetizer. and
nidH digestion. Old pcppin find it Just
exactly what they need, Price nifty cents
and 81 per bottle ut Logan Drug Co. q
ITufg HIprn
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allow % cnre All san pI.,n,,..r

Simply apply "SWAYNE's ONT
MENT." No Internal medicine requir-
ed. Cures letter, eczema, Itch, all erup-
lions on the face, hands, nose, etc, leav-
Ing the skin clear, white and healthy.
Its great healing and curative powers
your druggist for swAYNES ONT
MENT. tths&w.
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LONDON. Sept, iO.-'rhc Daily Mai
mus morning la an editorial oil ihr ~,
ported preparations In tho United
sinloa for n fght with Spain, warns IN,
American government ana the Amorl.
cans that they had bcttcr content them.
,'lvoB with writing warlIkr articles and
nfIng Fourth NJ July snulbH instead OF
luhnlng into battle with "Riupd Euro.
penn who moan business and Ilrc real
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Sc 90


VIA W. o. Ice IL Halfway
On Sunday, September IL, the Wheel
Ing & Lake Erie Railway will run one
OF their popular low priced excursions
from Wheeling, Martins Ferry. steu-
benvIlle and intermediate points. to To-
lelo. Fare for the round trip. TWO
DOLLARS. tickets good returning same
day. Special train win leave the Ter
mlnal depot at a. M, Wheeling time.
Toledo Is one OF the most beautiful cit
les on Lake Erie, being also one OF the
largest shipping ports on the great
lakes Miles OF the finest asphalt paw
Ing, beautiful parks and drives, numer-
Gus short trips by steamer on Lake Erie
may be enjoyed by the excursionist.
Bring your wheels. For particulars, see
Wheeling & Lake Erie agents.
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NEW Notwithstanding to the Metal
Exchange report pig iron warrants clos
ed firmer at SO 90Q7 90. Tin quiet at
sl3 62h speter quiet at "a 2564 30.
Lead quiet at 81 1904 40, The firm fixing
the settling price for leading miners
and smelters in the west calls the lead
market strong at 81 90. Lake copper
quiet az 81 DOLL 25
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Kindly affectioned; Word implies
closeness OF family affection. Abbott {.
Preferring one another: Going before
one another in giving honor Am, Com.
$50. Rejoicing in hope: The eagle that
scars into the heaven has no anxiety as
to how he can cross the rivers that OBJ
struct the way on earth. Anon. . Z.
Patient in tribulatlon; Tribulum, the
roller to separate the corn from the
husks. Thus tribulations separate In
men their chaff from their wheat,
Trench. Given to hospitality: Not
to walt for those who shall ask 1t, but
60 run to them. ChTysostom. The
same mind; Actuated by a common and
well understood feeling of mutual al
lowance and kindness, Afford. /. Live
peaceably: Your part is to be at peace;
whether you actually live peaceably or
not viii depend on how others behave
toward you. Abbott Give place
unto wrath: Give room to the wrath OF
God. Let Gods wrath punish. Sandy.
g.. Goals Of fire: The burning pangs
of shame, which man will feel when
good is returned for evil. Sandy.
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SAVED FROM RUIN.
coutrol OF the Government OF
Honduras by Americans,
SOME CONCESSIONS GRANTED

gy the Governor or That Central Amurl-
can state tosn Organization Of " ealIIiy
New Yorksrs-They Advanced About
$4,000, 900 to Keep the State Fro@ Gu
Ing IntO bankruptcy, aud In Return
Received Many Valuable Franehisss-A
Plan 10 Encourage Immigration.
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NEW YoRK-The dry goods marke.
shows no change from the weeks run OF
business. The market is relatively
gutter than was the case last week.
both in cotton and wooden goods the
tone has remained firm, whatever the
irregularities of the demand at first
hands. Print cloths are firm at 2kc.
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snn,rlhlnu 20 ptrtnh On.

Mr. james Jones, OF the drug firm OF
Jones q son, Cowdcn, y, In speaking
that last winter his wife was attacked
with la Grippe, ana her case grew 10
serious that physicians at cawdpH and
l'nna could DO nothing for her II seem.
cd u develop Into llnqty Consumption.
Having nr Kings New Discovery IN
store and selling lots of II, hp took n
bottle home, and to the surprise Of all
she began tn rot better from first dose,
and hair dozen dollar BOTTLES cured her
sound ana we'll Dr. Kings New bis.
coyory Tor Consumption, Coughs and
Colds N guaranteed to do this good
work Try H. At Logan Drug Co y
drug store
uc0,IUcba and Nc,,,nI,,iu r,,rcd Inv Iln
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An IiInn-m.n, snnIlrd.

"puc'aI dispatch to tho intclllgcncor
,diAFTON. W Va, Sept. iO.-+FrnnlS
Guthrie and Miss Manic Mcdonald
oi7pod to Oakland and attempted To gct
married Before the license and preach
IN could he secured Franks father an.
Feared on the scene and prevented tho
match disappointment was pictured
nm their countonanccs when they re-
tupnpd ~
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OIL CTTY-Credlt balances 69c; GER
tlhcates, no bids; shipments lOl, 200 bar
rels; runs l07,709 barrels.
NEW YoRK-Pennsylvania crude, no
market; nominal at s5c.
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hMaAh NoTIons.
rTo THE CREDITORS or o. NJ
L. wiEbEBUsCH, DOING nuslNEss

w. ~ NH " AlfA'AfAh't'lA " w
You are hCrohy notified that nj tho rc.
guest OF G, \, Flick, assignee of said u.
NJ, WlcdcbuHch, have appointed
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1871.
street. Wheeling, W, Va, nv tho ilnlp nnl
place for receiving proof VI dcbla or do.
MINDS against the said ~ NJ WlrdNhuagh.
nnd Nld q. NJ WlodchuschN Co AT which
time and place YOU are required tn attoud
Given under my hand ns commissioner
NJ accounts Of the county court VI Ohio
county W. Va, this 18th day NJ Aurtst,
1871 GEO, ~ HOND
nulS'w CommsHlnnOr
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LinsIy Institute,

A school for the thorough instruction OF
boys and young men. Military, Classical,
English
Fall term begins Monday September II,
1871 Fer catalogues or other Information.
address any member OF the BOARD OF
Trustees. or John NJ. Birch, Pm. D.. Prln-
clpal
Board OF Trustees-Hon, A. W. Camp
bell, president a. J, Clarke, Esq, vice
president; John l., Dickey, NJ. D., aecre-
lam 81 Simpson. ESQ, John j Jones. Esd,
Hon. N E. Whitaker, John s NRylor
Esq, Augustus Pollack, Esq, Hon, J. b.
sOmmarvllle, Hon William r. Hubbard,
Rev. Jacob Nottingham, Henry NJ Rus
sell ESQ, William +. stltel Esq, jyl7
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Wool.

NEW YORK-Wool strong; fleece goa
&c; No. 2, to extra, 27a4Oc; Texas 100
1GC.
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