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Arrived.

s,sushin Augrsts LYON s. hours from Savannah, with
md-- ,pd U,ss m s. MitchL. Nov OF SsysDl sh Bar,
Ias,d brig Confidence ot New port from Havana bound ia.
The A. anchored below night ,l he ID.
md. and Io8 par 70 d. O.den Oct, g. passed chip AnATc,
OF Cork bound D. lat. Al D. LONE 50 10 passed
b 81 pot war bound Oct. g. la. 70 49, long. IS ~,
clip GOT Bedford) steering Oct 80,
lar IS 80 spoke sup Aurora hence for Liverpool;
roe ID. II GeYs west q the Bsnks.
Bari AeIa. oi Fall Kyer) Borden G.6oon Africa 80 dSs
with wood 10 master. Bak Byron o' New BedfoT) sailed
fsiayn O % lat 81 g. long u 49, spoke ship Atlantic
k,g-iork days out.
Box Andrew Rickmers Hanlepooi 80 days. cosl % Mar
bstfan Gss yesse - Fuuch MeEcke; experiences
heavy westerly sales spl sails, sc.
Bark EscorGzs RYDER Hsvs,s days with sugar &c. !"
Mora Nephew sailed IL company With BARK Union i' h
"Be. - -. h,,.. NJ.
10 Coming. Ben.o u CO. n.
BIZ AsLhy (Bf Of g. John " b. Reed, Aux Caye. Oct
loEwood and coffee 70 Young Gerdes eHpeuenced les
weather, spt Fails &c. os head RAILS by coming Ia eon'
with ,paTs.
Bnr Aa5y swift Barton Marscabo II day. With coffee ana
hdss 20 snt,Dd q re D. .,h
Biz s. Web,er lof Lutec) Kinney. Aux Cayes3o dsy' E~
Cofee and logwood 20 Yong a Gsrtss. -
Bis Boru.o, Rogers, jacksonville h. F., days umoi"
Psck : Church. 4.
Bre T. r, uuston Sawyer ST. MARI. IS days cotton &C.
to BrOde / Pettis (Arr. ist. l..
sclr F. EcktrsoD Cooling, Charleston days. cotton se'
ProrsIer Parker Vein Ramsay Baltimore d. 70 J. sbry'
Propeller Planet, sopeT PhlsdelPhis
Propeller O.p'sy Kenny. Providence
Trcpsll.r Mars Nichols, Philadelphia.
WIND-Durrs the day, southeast.
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p.;,,a.,,h;, Markets. Nov. 4.

R.py scarce and wanted 81 CoIroS hrmer but very
lttle doing in way of sales CLOVER SEED moves on more
freely ~ 81 FLOUR 10 quiet bu pu'e' renlal Sia
out ouonbe change The Canadis alyce- having ava no
Sc, Slurn. brand. ned a. 80 7jd 70 Bt bbl eSi
,bers no port demand and tire sales are enihn'l seA
lots tor supply Of the retailers aud bak - ~th t
Of 80 s7i rs fer srd extra tamil oahHS sua
f.rcy lot. hieher figures small sale q HYE
AZ Which fe,r, II il wanted CoRS MEAL Is dul-SV dbl
P.risyyniia sold At 50 3lt q Dbl There was out h'le
War r offered this morning but the supply was ao9u, .ls
n, A. 10 Nh. demand Sales Of 00 bushels IA lots
Iu.b Tor GOOD Southern aud Ptuusy HE'D ana p'@s
n for White Buyers offer lees RYE continues ~ sooi
sr Co. dis,ioq A, gOc With further sales OF ono bnshel,
., mi. figure remains without cha ge safes ot oW"
Ir.i Y.low At t8c uh"a; and 1000 bushels IN store At
SIS O,Ts are scady at PER bush GROCERIES inactive
10 election the rain and high raes Of holders Of sasJ
and MoA,ses PROVISIONS very quiet WHISKY Unsettled,
VARYING from sic dS5c. for barrels and hogsheads
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Nov. 0.-Beore Judge BIKDsrYs
Thou O'DoAel agt. John McMurn.
DECISION.
Motion to dissolve injunction granted, with $40
William Bradley ast. James Ainsele.
Motion 10 dissolve injunction granted unless plaintiff
any, nav Be- found due % tie mortgage in Gac.
ton with and consents to reference 20 ascertain whs il
que vi wlsm " L.ts sst BnS.c JorG.n and others
Motion to compel purchaser to complete purchase Of
objection title Of premises purchased upon
sae that time ta'cd between the filing Of the
cneemcn, Of tie suit BY the service Of the @ % no
eLsnse took place in the rte during tina; Interval and the in
Russell W Adsms sst. WiliNn Cayier.
The and others sgt. the
Tie reports of tue referee n Judgments and exe:u
lions 'ei .side Noco'ts Of motion allowed.
judgment for the several defendants demurrng 10
the complaint CA IL eiL dcI4urrer.. viii costs.
i Same ryS sst' joseph 1S. 519 Jac pHSr
Motion 10 let defendants to bali denied.
srd ad FT pay ana saS T a. ,ae staten
Order Of july Il, 1850 modified ystikins out pro-
Thona. Asb Az Purcell Cooke. al
Leaye given 10 petitioner 10 file supplemental com
PLANT ne action then 20 be continued in IL, Of the pc.
cner who TO be sub ,uod pnf in th- psc OF Chps
ASH In The m r u Teresa Ga '' an a pr 'a''e
Order authorizing guardian 10 contract for sal. OF IN
Siepht l. spadcr Clerk Of the County Of o,eea ct. Robert
Nell wife aud oth-rs
Judgment plaintiff on demurrer. with costs with
III tudan;s 20 answer within twenty days pay.
E.cr' Of cost
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-Noy L-Beioso
jake BETis.
DECISIONS ~ ADMIRALTY.
Jsine. II Elr.rc 6s'. TIr sca.b'1t Aida
Deere for Sltj -, with costs. ile residue Of tie
demands tis4oWrd.
JussIs Earle aef. The sane
Wharfage allowed the rate - "ed Tor iie umo the
scrusll, occupied tl" LaIi R~de ~iss.'o"eL Re-
erred 10 (ofailissi,ueE
Ltwi. G Sr.Gr.r a-'. The tA'n'-
Each supply furnished th1 bot bocNnie dfb ~ the
iUe vi lis delivery and lion on ceased IN ,h A' r-,nt
Pc port VI les lien srci1 f ~ "lhi ~ Ia
''sf series ol Consecutive suppits VIZ ut "1ie-
i' a. brought u dtr ,. lieu scg' if,d by the ~
Isfit'a 80 S'orlrs1urr 20 d.ccE. ala wnt -.'s' h"
under ti's Tr". aud their amount.
JolL F.. b -. Tho
- " u comes within u lien On'y w1tu cor
i"St - .A' F'W - y,tti i,, ~ D.. con .. 'c'
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TUESDAY, Nov. i-P. n.

The reaction in the stock market which commenced
yesterday was fully sustained to-day until after the
Second Board when III, quotations lost portion Of
thcr fmness but still closed higher than Yesterday
The heavy decline Of Les, week brought in consider
able amount Of orders pnrchsse from outsiders as
well from street operators, who considered
that the leading stocks were cheap. nd the
urn once given TO the market the Shorts ha II ma
rally aided by their purchases the upward movement.
There was not much disposition shown to-day %
make short contracts, but the bidding on buyers
options active and at an unusual difference on
l5e cssh P1ce. Fox Michigan Southern, 81 wa bid,
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(Advertisementl

YoUNG MEN.-Ph-enoogy teaches parents for
what occupat their children best adapted and in
which they be successful and happy How drag
out disappointed life of this knowledge! The Hon
I. J. Rusk observes:
when q properly understands himself ally aud
physically his road Happiness smooth aud society has
strong tuaIanv fT his good conduct and usefulness
Phrenoogv teaches the clrct esc OF chill
and low The properly to what faculties TO sr
desires and what TO call action Fro
.siou. Examinations with written descriptions of character
Advice given daily by M FOWLER III No 500 broadway
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK......".
Cleared.

ship-Susan Hincks Claussen, Ga,gow, w Lancaster
Bait-Julrtte Richards. Bordeaux, Boyd Hibcken. ,
Brigs-N olGnte Snow Peruan buco and market w w De
Forrest Co. African Thomp.on, Havana, Mayhem, Talbot
Co.. Fsyona, Rogers PeEnalnbuco AID market, NJ d.
Freeman CO.
scloouers-E Kidder Ha5kscn, Savannah, J r. Gilmore
Co Melbourne Norris II. John n b., s. Whitney Cos
Hoh,.ty Appleton PAls1slpLia, j. w. MoKee Americas
Vsrf. rbt hs les'on Dosr Potter Mana Morton, Fen
ny Havana, Price L Bird.
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Advertisement. |
Though il may seem strange t,

Though il may seem strange To many WHO nave
not seen IT, vet Is doubt Of the fact that Po WOODS
will change hair to its original color
,rd cause II to grow on entirely bald and by appi
rstu, Keen from falling Of There time when
- bsd lost their hair compelled tn wigs bald,
Inv sine he advent WocDs Tonic there sno longer
any "'N''' " Taunton Mass Democrat
O. J. WooD Co.. Proprietors, No 3l2 Broadway, aud sold
by oil druggists.
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%, been u,a,i, and The mob Of aean-
asNs have ye' an, US oathroots of Mayor Wood are
s sDS !, 90 At large uDpuoi'he Mr. Mooney is
Sno~ea ~ bce, 10 Courtlandt street, suffering very
""s You're, r.
severely. ,
-, VI Nov 4 1876
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"Who ran 10 catch me when ie'I, ~,
And kissed the place 20 max i wen
Al :. y 4
CITY ITEMS.

Tpy WEATHER YEsTERDAY.-The day of the cleo
zion in New-York will be long remembered from TINS
simple fact, that ne day ever occurred before wnen
greater number Of people laid in Winter stock OF IN
fuenza and similar diseases The rain fell heavily
Monday night, and the city authorities have been
too busy lately clean the street, they exhibited yea,
terdav about rs dirty character as some OF those
who are paid for keeping them clean. All day the fog
and black clouds hung over the city, as fit emblem
OF the fune al pail Of Liberty with occasional showers
tears Of Libery's goddess, shed over the black
hearted scoundrelism all day practiced under her
name. The weather uncomfOrably warrn and
many were tempted TO throw off their thick WOODEN
garments and thus went to the polls, where they
found themselves compelled to wait, standing IN the
mud, exposed to the fog and rain for two or three
hours before they could get chance TO vote. AT
some of the most quiet and welcon1uced polls 10 the
city such was the anxiety OF people to vote, and vote
early in the day that they came and took their sta
tons in the Of long line, extending the length of
whole square, where they waited with such patience
az we have never before seen exhibited at any cleo
ton We saw several amorg these patient waters
who have not voted before for years. and would not
now but for the feeling Of high moral obligaO that
brought them cut yesterday, even from sick beds, to
record their names in opposition to that lying cheat
that abused and corrupted word-Democracy under
the polluted flag of which of the vlest wretches
that ever disgraced the world have sailed into Office
in this city. No amount of patient waiting in the mud
and rain could keep them all out We hope, however,
that every cough or sneeze that comes from colds
caught yesterday will tend to determine the sufferers
10 suffer again. still worse if necessary, in cleansing
this city of its pollution of which, in comparison, the
muddiest street yesterday like the wafer OF
O mountain rill
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co-nT CALyNDAR-Tg1sp ,Y.

SrppTyv C,rRr CIRcUU.-l217. 1901, 22l2, ~,
c17 :.ei 2 g. a. IS g. r. e % 80 3O!, 81 81. o? s. 81
SgrIRr5g CorRr.-Nos. 2i5. 500. 30, j6l, $50 81
81 % as 81 81 TO ST. So 10 SCI 9s 30 o92 oo' So oo
5C7 6os, 6l0io 6l5. a.. 10
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Ucccipss Of Produce.-Noy. 4.

Bv Erie Railroads.&c. bbls Whisky, Ho pkgs Bn,t'r, ."
n ali Crsip II ukgs. Provisions, 5000 90 Flour. $500,
Ey BuJ,on Rirer Road fer NE ~ top he9a on ots,
e Caves 3O6l Mutton 50D Hos 800 hush roso's -
bushels Fed % pkes Buckwhes Four COZ bale, ray l~
pkg. Leather 500 galloLssMuk, IS tuns Marble, f Pk-
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Advertisement
Z uIrE TEETH PEREZ MED BREATH. AND BEAU

rFui COMPLEXION be acquired by using the BALM OF
A THOUSAND FLOWERS "-bewarc Of cOunicrtcis The i'm
c Sc success Of the Balm has brought hosts of counter
feits and impostofs. BE each bottle is signed
FEfRIDGE Co, Franklin Square, n. Y
For sale by all Druggists.
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cry From sCHOOLMARMDOM

m ne rdno, Of The ~ y Tribune
Sin The recent atrocious case OF what Tor want OF
s,v more formal for the crime, we may be
rerri,teo TO call School na1ndemeanor, on the part
~ one Of the School Commissioners OF the Seventh
Wand. has stirred up o s'oim OF indignation IN the
bosom Of the unanimous school-mannry Of the City
Are We Ges--giddy, buzzing, blowing, foolish fie'-
fhai thew should SC, webs for us. There was tlhe
when the American educatress was, like I@e C""'-
serc,oi harerscc and for the same reason, among ''
most reveyed Institutions ofmy native and "neo' ~.
deed, she followed close upon NJ Mother ID '"a,
simple but touching wherein arlIeSs O'a'uoo
spontaneous expressed its gratitude loaf
fbecause great mind viii readily recall the poem II
ran, rcr
And kissed the place TO max i wen
N.Y." &c. !.
Tn, now. Ike others Of the beautiful on'' '"'7 -
Liberty. begoten by the sgneTs of the lie co.
Ipdersndence, she is "dead in the seventh - o'u
desdu but not before she had refused to az eNac''"s
school Commissioner, a grinder OF the poor 'u"'
Jreadfol - which only 2 School Commissioner
.orId eYnect 70 "receve tomorrow.
Ave she IL dead But the stain on nor memory
will hmm forever in the bosom of ScHooLMARN.
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IAlvertiscment.1
Now FOR I'r'--Where are the children bring


them along to Gen Tom Thumb apPesrs in his
mari Tom Tit moral drama this afternoon az o'clock
~ BARsvM's MUSEUM, beside this evening at T. Here's
CO O 1s,an the crowd.
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The foreign news has given increased trmness to
holders of Cotton, but the transactions are limited.
Dir. Wnghts circular for the steamer gives the an.
nexed statistics:
CRoP RECEIPTS EXPORTS Sc-The crop accounts remain
the estimates continue ~ from ysVOV'V 10
bales lower figure generally entertained Ia the A.
ls States The receipts the ports large and will con
nue the buk of the is received unless retarded
by Psaers DESTROYS OF securing the present
cur cy and are making unusual eh) 10 get their crops to
quite possible this fact give r-e shortly to
aud lrad 20 some errors
opinion the lbect The exports - Great Bnsn se
still small week IL 90 bales and tr the season
81 go bales segr.t I62 geo dates last A.
Augusta Ga st Nov ice formed in toe streets thermo ne
teral deg.
The following i statement of the movement in Cotton since
September las. compared with the previous three
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o.. r.rIes for supplies and services 70 b furnished out
I'm, - Rot entitled 20 privilege arsnst the vessel
o. ~ Cor s6ner 70 THAT amount Of the
d.m vAs 80 contrac'.i and when.
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MINIATURE ALmAsAC....THIs DAY
sunRises. $3.50 Sets...... 4:52 MooD-Sets ii ;Zls
BIGR wATER....TBis DAY A.
Sandy Hookll:39 Gov Island. 0:2sa Hell Gate, 1~
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rpo and while endeavoring to queii the ~ .ra,
s. was struck upon the head with of'cn o. Ioxo
Injured. Officer Hadden was also kno ha,f , a',an
clubs and dangerously injured. ADYn
arrests were made before the hgn' e"D'N
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TO ARRIVE.
Passengers Arrived

II packetshp Dyeadao, ght from Lipeypool-M and MS
Col Bruce Nh Blsncad M Hogh Dire. Jones Misc hodses
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THIRD WARD.-The true Republicans of this
Ward had hard fight of it ycsterday-havng to bat
tie not only against the enemy from eut, but the
steathy maneuvering Of doube-faced KuowNoihiug-
ism in lie own ranks. The selfconstitutel " Commit
"tee of the Republican Association consisting Of
Jones West, Casa g. Co., who have been 50 loud in
their professions of regard for reguar nomia 1oaS,
proved their sincerity by placing Know-Nohius in
charge of the Republican votes in the Hid District
who busted himself in distributing votes for White as
Judge and Busted Corporation Counsel (both
Know Nothing candidates) in place of Capron and En-
met the regular Republican nominees. The game was,
however, detected early in the day, and, by the
s.rctcs vigilance the part Of the true Republicans,
Nessrs. Capron and Emmet have polled very re-
spectacle vote.
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WOMAN SHoT.-On Monday night three drunken
rowdies went into McCuskys poter.house, corner OF
Beach and Washington streets and there got skylark-
ing together, when pistol, which ono of them held in
his hand, discharged and the contents took effect
in the breast Of woman named Heart, who WAS
emptying phil of water in the street at the time.
She severely, though it is thought, not danger
ously wounded. The rowdies ped.
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Markets. CAREFULLY REPoRTED FOR Tar TRlBUsr.

Tuesday. Nov. ( 1855.
AsHEs-The market quiet for Pear. : b. and nomi.
nal for Pot. az 81 "a ~ 6ll.
COALThe supply OF foreign small aud the demand good
ses 81 Il" iuIs Liverpool Orel 81 ~ = tuu,
nine consequently 10, well known.
NOIION-HOdrrs rtberrrnsr; but ittle has been
done TO test tie market Tat omit to-day,
lrs. so bales
COFFF E-1he N element weather and politics have PVT
queus upon business to-day and the scarcely
worth plticu airing reference Scott Circular ia
en"t'r runn Will show The position Ct .he market
SCOTS CCliee Circular
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MoNTHLY REPORT OF The DIsPIHsARIEs ~ TIE
CITY o. -YORK.-Patients treated during October
1885, New York DispenssryAt the Dspersary 1881 al their
dw.llings fO total 3l9; sdul's 24 children under IS
years 6i vacnsed III prescriptions dispensed 7is North
total sos adults tj2 children unts IS Of age 5
caated So prescription d-pens7 26l3. Eastern Disfen-
ssryAt the DspeDssry ll35: at their dwellings 81 total
1871 adults 1922 children under Is years j)l vccini ed II
prescriptions d;Pensed, 1851. Delnlt DPeu's[S-No Be
15 at their ddwellns. rs, total. 9a adults, so :
children under Is yesrs 3y7; ysccnaed .; prescTip
tons dispensed 1916 ToialsAt the Dispensaries 5254
at their dwellings, 1896 total tTeated 6,35t ad9lts
fflO: children npder IS years lea; vaccinated, $40
prescriptions dpcn,ed oG5. Aggregate number 10 whom
medical services and medicine rendered gtauitonsy dor
IN the month Of October: Males 26Oi females $3.50 Ma
tvity2ti patients born in the United States and 30 in for
countries. Partial RcstltsScn to Hospital 1877 died A.
lie principal death and phthse.
The prevailing disease Chiefly affected the gastric aud Pulmo
soug the Oi important were pnthsc sui ~b
doroi1 al n,ctio
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TWENTIETH WARp.-Throughout this Ward things
were rather turbulent. Some Democratic Slmsons
carried away two of the Republican ticket boxes.
Considerable sympathy prevailed for the thieves and
the respectable citizens of the Ward became con-
tented with the prospect of seeing the boxes traded off
in the course of to-day in the shape of frewood
gentleman got his knee out of joint in making oor
70 get to the ballobox to poll his vote, but with the
assistance Of d.. Nichols Of 2Sth.st. the dslccaor
was reduced.
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SEVENTEENTH WARD.--Serenh District.-D During
DE earlier part of the day polling was carried on
peaceably. About o'clock rum had begun to do its
work. and under its influence quite large number of
men and boys were engaged in throwing down FIRE.
mont and Libby ticket boxes. In this district the
Fremont box upset. but replaced in a very short
time. Policeman No 81 looked csluily, and at
tempted arrests. Eighth D'strict.-The same
gang destroyed the Republican box and the use of
Writings box was rendered to the Republicans, OF
which they gratefully avaied themselves. In this
ease the police refused assistance.
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Ocean Steaners.

CHARLESTON Nov. 3.-CoTr Sales today 1900 bales No
change in prices but market shows upward tendency
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NISrrrysrY WARp-First DiS,rict.-The crowd
nj and around OBrien's whisky shop during the time
Of polling could hardly be equaed for drunkenness at
any other stand in the City. One fight begot another,
but the adjournment of the numerous brawlers to some
Of the adjacent rum mills soon renewed friendship ana
paved the way for new contests of the lowest order
The neighborhood is Irish, and so were most OF the
fights. Third District.-Upon inquiring as to the
peace Of this District it said that there had been
skirnsh in which fellow GO struck IN the back
Of the seck with brick bit noh,ng Of consequence!
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Tho Pacific Mail Steamship Company has declared
dividend of Is T. cent, payable on the 9Th int.
Mossrs. Winslow, Lapier & Co. ore paying the inter
est due on the bonds OF the county of Allegheny,
issued to the Allegheny Valley Railroad Company.
The dema1d in stock circles for il quite ac-
tive to-day and there s no increase of supply This
hss been very heavy day for payments among mer-
chants, which has tended to increase the stringency
Il s thought there may be some relief tomorrow The
offerings at bank to-day were very large and these
institutions discounted freely az their circumstances
would admit to accommodate their dealers. Paper is
pressing on the market, and but little can be passed
below 10 = cent The undrawn deposits in bank at
The close Of each week since Aug. % were:
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REMARKS The public sale Of o. bsz. Rio - IN wa,
pccry st'suced and passed Of with but ttc st a,
cine 81 @tc PTn.pey on the better grades only 100 b5z
actions have teen 10 E exent AID 300 b4ss VI good quail
ny Il sunny south were taken by Lou.e private
CANDLESAdsn.rtineh x1s,sst ara With fsir iem.ni
sale. Of 1870 boxes 24d An quality; main lnsr A..
euot.d 81 pc. patent DO 5bfs2c
DRCG AND DfEs-We have repor. sales Of 900 kees
Eewcsse r. Csrb Soda al - 81. - cases OF Ann Seed -
~ Nf q IS in bondi loo Ner3igris in balls a. sac
and 100 u Nsnills. private terms
DEW OODST scarcity Of ireigrooIn checks the ship
IinE qury Low priced descriptions Of Logycod are
stock 4 Dy.woods Nov l. 1886 30 81 D0mln 10 Log
wood seq tsns Jsmsca Logwood 20 Hondur,. wood
l46 tnns Cu7s Fusc; Is uDs ST. Domingo Fu.t, 23 tuE,
s,7atI!s Fus'ic II tups CAnarood i4s suls BsIwoed