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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-10-18
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tinCN and Trimmings,
which have been selected win great care by him
self, and which will be made up to order in the
neutcst and most fashionable Style, being himself
an experienced cutter, and having in his employ
good workmon. He has also, on hand, p.good as
sortment Of
E2cady-I3adc Clothing,
which he will dispose OF at moderate prices
These articles ARE of good quality and such as he
can recommend lie has also, every article
usually kept in a furnishing stor", such as
SHIRTS, DRAWERS, HANDKERCHIEFS,
SUSPENDERS, &c.
He deemes ii proper TO add that he will make
Coats, Pants, Vests, &c, of goods purchased
elsewhere than of hi nself, and he respectfully So
cits share of public patronage, feeling conf
dent that by strict attention to business he will
be enabled to give satisfaction.
a. Cash and country produce will be taken in
exchange for work done. sep20tf.
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Over 90 years experience Of tho treatment Of
all forma Of Diseases enables DR.. HARRIS to In.
sure a sound and spSody cure In any complaint.
HE romelics ~ free from disgusting Oils, Bal.
sans, poisonous compounds o. Mercury, and In-
furious Drugs, which 30 often load 10 discovery,
rendering tho unhappy sufferer an invalid for
life.
TmE Lock INFiRMART celebrated trouHhoWtth the
Union for the CtToctual cure Of all classes OF die.
case In the shortest time ever accomplished by
proper and safe remedies was established In this
city over Is years ago, - n Refuge from Qnn6k.
cry. No public notice Of his lnstltuliOn would
bC required wore It not for the number Of HIan.
gers in u large city exposed 10 imposition from
The GllurinH bats OF Mock DoCroRs, who will
| promise anything to ontico strangers TO their
whitcd SePulchros
ENTEEBLED MANnooD may here find ceItAiH
| restorative. Tho remedies Of DR.. Harris 10 re-
noyaliug the mental aud phyBlcnl powers ant
-,,noylnv ali trCunC disability with other evils
emtaIled 6y the SolitSde OF YOUTH nEe innocchtill
acton. certain IN effect, aud unsurpassed ny any
discovery Of the nGe.
TO FEMALEs Dr.. II. has given particular ct
tention 70 female dlseaSeS, His experience eDo-
Lles him 10 relieve satisfy and speedily. ali ire
guI0TitieS Nervous DsrHngen9ut, Consultation
| nj Weak ness, General Debility, DC.
| Prompt attsntiOn given 10 letters and. treAt-
n,ent MARKED with skil aud dellcaey. Comuu-
| nications SacFcdIy inYToiRts.
! DiStnut perSons cured at home, BY addressing
DR. GORDON HARRIS baltimore, Nd, Get.
| Lers poSt-paih)
! HulO ".
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NOTICE.

7 HAVE two or three valuable farms, which l
i wish TO rent for one more years. Some
of the farms are large and valuable. Apply to
]. Y. HORNOR, LumberPort, Harrison CO., Va.
Oct. IL, I954-tf
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For Sale Low.


T i. CARR has just received at the Drug
- and S"gar Store, opposite Bartlctts Hotel
aud has for sale at the lowest prices =
100 ReaTns wrapping paper.
20 Boxas Window Glass.
40 Gross Matches.
80 Boxes Tobacco of various brands.
80, 900 Fine Segars.
Gross Bonnet Boards,
a variety Of Class and Brass lamps.
Ethericl Oil.
PhCsgene GGs aud Lard Oil.
Wolfe, Cotton and Rag Competing.
Tobacco, Scg0rs, sc.
lust received aud offering on liberal terms. &c
- which we invite the attention Of merchants
and otheE-
300 boxes Tobacco, usso ted brands
50uOOHnIf Spanish SegaTs;
5O,OO0Yarn Skies
10000 fine Segnrs, assorted brands
10 gross Fine-cut, Smoking Tobacco;
30 boSes pipes.
500 Reed stems
/ doz. TobUoco knives.
20 Boxes Scotch Snuff.
A Iar8e lot Of Snuff Boxes and Segar cases.
LOGAN & CALR,
Farmont, July J. my4 y
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wagon makIng.

THE underslgnedz,Euuld respectfully inform
L the citizens Of Hdrt and adjoining eoun-
ties that he sre1d0eed to his new frame Shop
he Is prepared 70 do all work in his line Of
business in = superior manner, such as Wagon
Making in all its branches. Bug2ies made when
ordered Also repairing done IN the very best
style.
Thsnkfni for past favors, i hope by giving my
whole and undivided attention TO my business, to
sti merit liberal share OF the public patronage
JEFFERSON FLETCHER
Clarlxsburg, Jan. 18th. 1S52.-1y-
2. S.-The woodwork of two horse wagon
kept constantly on hand.
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NORTHWESTERN Hotel.

Nor ia YVES term Hotel.
TTNHE undersigned would respectfully announce
i t. the public, that he has leased the house
known ~ the = Northeastern Hotel" situated in
now undergoing general course of repairs. which
when com pleted, will render this one of the most
pleasant H. uses in the country. The ruohls are
Of the house il now open and pablo patronage
is re- pectfully solicited. No pains will be spared
to render those who may encourage this house,
coInfo- table, contented and happy.
SAMUEL WALKER,
Clarksburg, June LIST, 1884. Proprietor.
z. S.-A limited number Of boarders can be
accommodated with rooms. je7 ~
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The Harrison Machine
ShnWS

/ 5 The place WheTe ever afIlcIe IS WaIrahIed
L Just now on la nd 10 Of extra SAUSAGE
CUTTERS, one ofwhich viii be loaned to any
eFsoa who has never used one8of my make
THRESHERS, COMMON, sEPARATORS
AND CLEANERS; Corn and Cob CrttslsFs
Straw Cutters, Sc, Sc, on hand. SGlli and SEQ
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CUEApFALI &WINTER CLOTHING

~ 81 E. OWENS has just return
y 11A>.tS ed from Baltimore with large
40 ~ stock Of FALL and WIN
E%S&HS4d TER GOODS, which he offers
G;i ~ at his Shop in Drspurd's Row,
- "a CIurksburg. ut very moderate
~AfI & prices. His HssOrtmen: enlbra-
81 "A ccs large and fine stock OF
* 80: - -GiEGs E,In:ns. CAsSimcrS. Yes.
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k1aEldoIpIl & 1laff1ner.

n ~ a.l4 GEl9EIf.4 Il l,fJ3f1II 1IJfF
= - - ANTS 66 s5lti
~ are pfep q IS % q p nous
-. gelsg gs.iA- 81 tlglI ..lr.s ~ ~
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WANTED,

4 BOY sixteen or seyenteen years old, :,
N learn the Cabinet Makers business.
]. & E. B. HURSEY.
June goth, 1852.
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TO the Ladiea.
RPoYisiona.
BLAN KS.

DLANK Deeds, Deeds of Trust Summons,
~ Executions. Bonds, &c.. for salesat this Of
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Certain Cure or no Charge.
DR. HARRIS LOCK INFIRMARY,

: I ~ IIINNINI TWIN III LINtVEINIt .
~ No. 81 Souri, Gar SRI.
lBct1esn Second and lombard UtS., Bgit.)
A SAVE AND sPEEDY cURE EYYECTErEO or so NO.
REY REouIREn.
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New Advertisements.
Fall and Winter Clothing
MYER SONNEBORN

MYER SUN n EBURN
Has Just returned from Baltimore
and Philadelphia with a large
stock Of READY-MADE CLO-
THING for Fall and Winter
wear, Furnishing Good 1',i;c las U.s.
Cans Roots md Shoes whlch ne
Iii wu ScII cheap for cash.
WI ~. mas Broad Cloth, Satinot
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ABOLITION OUTRAGE.

The following Geographic account OF an abolition
outrage in Worcester, Mass will furnish an idea Of
the vile isunion spirit by which many of the people
of the free States arc actuated:i t... - 80. ~.
Abolition Riot at Worcester, Mass.
WORCESTER, Oct. 30.-Asa 0. Batnan. the per
son who arrested the fugitive slaves Thomas Sink
and Anthony Burns, was discovered at the Ameri-
can House yesterday, and the fact was Immediately
posted throughout the city In the evening the vi
GLANCE committee of the citizens, surrounded the
hotel, and threatened to mob it, whereupon war;
rants were issued and he was arrested this morning
and brought before the court charged With carrying
concealed weapons The then postponed
for two weeks, and he was required to give bonds
for his appearance. ."
A large and excited crowd soon gathered round
the courthouse, and it becoming evident that his
life was in danger, George T. Hoar "a free-soilerD
the son of the venerable Samuel Hoar, appealed to
the crowd to let the kidnapper" they called him,
60 safely out of the city. Upon this the crowd gave
way and Batman, accompanied by strong guard,
went to the depot, followed by the populace. Here
the coored men in the mob fell upon him. and would
undoubtedly have taken his life but for the interior
of Martin Stovell, Sames A. Rowland, Mr..
Hoar, Rev. 7. w. Higginson and Stephen G. Foster,
all active abotionists.
In the midst of the excitement Batman was hus-
tied into carriage, accompanied by MIR. Higgnson,
and thus escaped with his life.
Higginson was considerably cut by the missiles
thrown at the carriage Batman pelted with
rotten eggs, stones &C., and was kicked and beaten
almost to death He promised never to visit Wor-
cester again.
We submit the foregoing to our readers without
extended comment 1t is obvious that the people OF
Worcester for instance and the people of the slave
holding States are deadly enemies; and what is
true of Worcester is fear, true of very many To-
calities in the New England States. Tho day is
not distant if these things permitted, when no
STAKEHOLDER will be safe in his life or limbs if found
in Massachusetts,
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THE FAIR AT RICHMOND.

The Richmond Enquirer of Wednesday, says:
The Fair is progressing with success beyond the
most sangune expectations of its friends. Never
before has there been such of strangers
in city. Yesterday, notwithstanding the grounds
were only partially open, the large space of many
literally crowded with highly delighted
people To-day, the grounds, at O'clock, will be
fully thrown open to the public, when spectacle,
if the present auspcous weather continues, will be
presented, exceeding in interest and grandeur all
previous calculation. We should be pleased to ad-
vert to many of the prominent features of the Fair
but space is not allowed US to-day to indulge our
incnations. Hereafter shall take occasion to
speak of this great Fair it deserves. At present
advise all of our readeas who have the opportu-
nifty, to visit the Fair and view its extent and beau
ty. There will in all probability be twenty thou
sand people on the Fair grounds to-day"
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

New YORK, Oct. 80. The steamship Pacific,
with Liverpool dates to the 18th inst, has arrived
All descriptions of breadstufs in Liverpool had
Flour had advanced three shngs Corn
closed at 948 to 95.
The Pacific brings nothing new from the seat of
war. ..
A despatch from Vienna says thrt secret treaty
exists between the Gar and Prussia .f .-.
Late accounts from Lord Raglan state that he ex-
pected to open fire on Sebastopol in few days.
1t is reported that the Russians, 10000 strong,
made sorte from Sebastopoi, but driven back.
The Russian garrisons and armies in the Crimea
amount to 900 men.
The cholera continued to spread in Dublin.
The foreign refugees have been ordered to leave
Madrid.
Accounts received from China state that the in
surgents have made three attempts to take Canton,
but failed.
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DHED5

At Mount Vernon Springs, in Chatham on the
three weeks William NJ Crutch6eId, formerly Of Orange
county O. in seth year Of his leaving 'anec
tionste wife and child to mourn his loss
The deceased a devout member Of the Pres5ytean
Church and had for many years adorned ehz1saH pro-
fession by q consistent and humble walk.
70 enurnefate the many excellent qualities
this true and devoted of christianity, would p Ror
than could accomplish from intimate
with him during his short scjourn amongst us ann sIeT
shall but express feelings of the whole community N
stating tlat his hare lost one ofther
promising and enterprising czensthe community
friends asctioe and brother and firm and be-
nevOlent friend, .
whom he spent the larger portion Of his lite with ties
of affection and with whom he is to have been accs
toned to regard him with mingled EeneFaton and love
~ [CoM.
On the 9th instant in the 2Sd year Of her age, ct her
fathers residence Onslow County Ann Eliza conaort OF
Dr. W. W. Daviss and daughter Of John A. ana Serena
Averitt-
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THE WEATHER.

The drought continues in this region. We do not
recollect any like it for duration. Still hear
complaint of failure of water-the wells, believe,
continue their supply.
This condition of the weather operates materially
against the farmers in getting in their wheat. The
EARTH in many places, is too hard to be poughed to
proper depth and if the grain were sowed there
would not be sufficient moisture in the earth to
cause it to take root.
The mornings are cool, the middays balmy and
pleasant, and the evenings mild and gorgeous. The
forests fecked with yellow, and green, and GRIM
son, and the leaves falling to the earth. Veget-
alton in its decay is not less beautiful to US than
when putting its first attire. Let US be thankful
that, after all the apprehensions that have been en-
tertained, Plenty will the year; and that
Want, at least, will be unknown among u.s.
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Henderson Male AcademY,,

Y resolution Board of Trustees said Acade-
ID my, requested to make it known that we wish
employ to take charge Of the Institution to
the 5h day of January TEACHER we'll qualified pre-
pare the scholars to enter College One well qualified
will find the Henderson Academy agreeable and proa
BILE situation The building new, and large the Va6
and Neighberhood proverbiay healthy and the nhabi
tants take interest in the school, and Teacher who
would advantageousy its interest will find it not
only pleasant. but very profitable situation The in
this year is estimated at eight hundred dollars and
promises considerable increase under udicious
men Its location upon the Raleigh CASTOR Rail Road
makes of added its and
cheapness of boarding to be had in the best families in the
village and neghborhood entities tito great cOnsdera-
uation, and will give them prompt attention.
81 PRO. E. A. JONES,
President Board Trustees.
Henderson, Granville CO., Oct: "a, 1854 Sst 9s-tf
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Especial Correspondence of the Express
A Lady ascending an a Balloon Triumphant A
censi0n Of Pret: Elliott Sta66ing Afair, Dc

A Lazy ascending an q BdNoOn-IriumphHnt As
censiOn Of Prof: EZliott-A Sta66ing 11ai, Dc c.
PORTSMOUTH, Va, Oct 3Oth, 1854.
Dear Express: The balloon ascension advertised
by Prof Elliott off this afternoon, from the
Fair Grounds back of Norfolk. There was a very
good company of ladies and gentleman present to
witnessit. Mrs. Meginley, Of this place. first went
up some six hundred feet, and displayed much cour-
age. She was very handsomely dressed for the oc-
casions and splendid riding hat presented to
her. From her giddy height She threw down a
beautiful boquet which created quiet scramble
among the gentlemen present. On her return to
terra: trHa, she was greeted with much applause
which she returned by waving of flags &C., &c.
At II o'clock, the Professor g0t in her car and at
tempted to rise, but his apparatus leaking badly he
had not gas enough and had to divest himself of
his boots and cloak, before the balloon would ascend
The Isabella gracefully rose, but very gradually ow
ing to the stiffness of the atmosphere. He remained
in sight up to nearly sunset having very slowly pro-
crossed to the East. 1t is not known where he de-
scended; but probably about Kempsville in Princess
Anne county.
At generalrow, at the drinking house of Nick
Butler in Gosport last night free fellow employ
ed on board the Pennsylvania, stabbed an Irishman
very seriously in the side. He was arrested, and
sent by Mayor Stoakes to be tride by the County
Court.
After continuous dry spell of more than six
weeks we had delightful showers on Saturday. Our
cisterns, which were all nearly dry, were again re-
plenlShed GOSPORT.
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r. A CANDID Vine CONFESSION The New York Ex-
press says: @
eve have often written that the tariff for protec
ton has about discharged its duties, nearly realized
all its promises and all its blessings to our happy
land, and is, therefore, yJunctus o6icio."
Alas, poor whggeryl Protection to American
industry" used to be your greatest hobby; but you
have abandoned even that and voluntarily record
the confession. - - sTNesoark Ea0ls.
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TEMPERANCE AND PoL1rIcs The Grand Division
Of the Sons of Temperance for New York have
come out with Resolutions endorsing Myron H.
Clarke and H. j. Raymond the abolition candidates
ior Governor and Lieut.. Governor. New York votes,
We believe next Tuesday.
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The Great Railroad accident.

BUFFALO, Oct. %. The accident reported yester-
day on the Great Western Rail Road of Canada oc-
CURED through the bursting of the head of the cyl
inder which threw the train out Of time.
The latest accounts from the of the collision
state that forty eight persons killed instantly
and that two of the wounded have since died.
A heavy baggage car was thrown up into the air,
falling top of the first car driving it in and crush
ing down numbers beneath it's ponderous weight.
1t was four hours before the mangled remains
could be extricated. - Ft.t e 81 ,s..
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20 The Grand Division of the Sons of Temper

U The Grand Division of the Sons of Temper
ance convened in Raleigh on the 10th. The follow
ing Officers were chosen for the ensuing year: =
Daniel S. Hill, of Louisburg, G. W.P.;
John Q. DeCarteret of Raleigh, G. w. A.
A. M. German, of Raleigh, G. Scribe;
w. M. johnson, of Aamance, G. Treas. .,
M. S. Davis, of Chapel Hill, G. Con-;
R. P. Toney, of Granville, G. Sen.;
Rev. R. N. Davis, of Lincolnton, G. Chap.
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RALEIGH AND CASTOR ROAD. The stockholders
Of this Road held their annual meeting in this City
on Thursday last. William Boylan, Esq, presided.
We learn that g. 143 shares Of stock held by indi-
Tiduals represented. Jere. Nixon, Esq, of
this place, appeared the States representative.
We shall be able to give extended accotAt
OF the meeting in our next.
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Patent Door and Gate Spring,

ID W.-INMAN, FROM SHEFFIELD ENGLAND.
A0S Mandatory of "Inman's Patent Door and gate
Spring, to which awarded the first premium Mt fbe
Worlds Ear London 1854 that he has con
suted Mr. john Creech merchant of Raleigh, his sole
Wayne Johnston and Orange in the State Of North Caro-.
is intended to exceeding usefulness its durabtH
and its cheapness it certainly takes its position in the
first rank of modern invention.
We do not intend to puff single examination will con-
vince the judgement of its utility - - =
3. W. IMAM,
NOV. = 1oo4' --=--'...t.+ 99-2m.sw
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ESQ Reward.

PANAWAY from the subscriber, about the last of
~ June, my boy HINTON. Said boyis about % wears
Old 5l2 or feet high light complexion has weak eyes
marks not purchased said boy of j. Moore
he purchased him of Dempsey Sora in this county will
give the above reward for his delivery me- OF his con-
hnement in any Jail, so that get him. 711'3Tt =
II. r. NELSON
rogers Store, N. C., Nov 4, 1854. H-p5t.
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=. 5Y Commodore Breese, Commandant at Gosport
ISVy Yard, was on a visit to our City on Thursday
n Eumber Of our citizens paid their respects to him.
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THANKSGIVING DAY. The Governor of Pennsyl-
'ana has designated the 23d of November as Thanks
giving Day. Six States have designated the 23d
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE.-PURSUANT To
an order made at Fall Term 1854 of the Court of Equi-
V for the county OF Woke in the matter of Elizabeth Cope
R proceed to sell a. the Court door the City Of
being the goth day of November 1854 the in the Pc
tition referred to-, to-wit:
tract of land situate lying and being the County of
Wake, containing hundred and eighty acres he the
during his life. tsT-4
Terms of sale: credit of twelve months win be ayeu
to purchaser upon his giving bond and good
Fifty delars OF purchase money be paid in cash al the
Equity Office, Oct. 80, 1854. s9-wSswfs 81
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Strayed or was Stolen FROM THE STABLES OF
- c. SIMKINS IN SMITHFIELD, on SATURDAY. night
2lst Oct. BRIGHT SORREL HORSE with fax name
and tail Said horse is in good order and shows WE'LL
liberal reward will be paid for the recovery the horse
Any that lead the of the
Theft will be thankfully received and reward given If
secured in any Jail in the State.
smithfeld Nov. !, 1854 zssfs,51 : - ssNTr4W ;
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FERTILIZATION

pu bis Erceuency DAVID S. REID GOrernOr Of the State Of
W pursuance of Resolution passed by the General As
bty at the Session of ls4s4s, do, by this my pro-
sas;on set apart last Thursday in November next
n@ the 23d day of the month to be observed as day
iSuen and public Thanksgiving. ,. ,.
I'm that day. recommend that all secular employ
that Ministers of the Gospel of the resPec
tive assemble their congregations for pu6c
bin: that the People of the State unite in giving
thanks to Almighty God for past blessings and suppl
cate continuance of his goodness and mercy or
@ advancement of and religion and fol- the perpe
l"i' " Given under my hand and the Great Seal of
ISL North Carolina the Executive Office, IN Kalelgh
1 on the 3Oth day of October, A;D 1884; ,,,,
(By the Governor,)
SAML F. ADAMS Jr., Pricate Sec.
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Very respectfully,
s-.1..'.f VIM. J. CLARKE.

= - RALEIGH n. c., November I, 1884.
DR. L. PERRY Dear Sir In accordance with the desire
of the friends friend Doctor W. r. Scott with
whom you have associated in the practice of Dental
Surgery for some time past have determined to deliver
appointed and in taking receipt for the same
feel assured that you will give entire satisfaction to his
of the fact that he very proud of his late pupi
that he had perfect confidence in you klfu and sue
cessful that be intended to resign his
practice in your hands, owing to his failing eyesight
Wishing you prosperity and hoping that you win reflect
If .--i P. F. PESCUD.
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NORTHERN MARKETS Southern -four had slightly
declined in New York the LIST. The Baltimore
-four market steady at former rates. Cotton was
dull in New York. -.-..--- --s- 49,"