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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-04

VESSELS FOR THE PARAGUAY ExrEDITloN.--We
understand that the lphin, Bainhridge and Per-
ry will be ordered to join the expedition now fit
ting out for Paraguay. The Dolphin is now
cruising of the coast of Cuba, the Bainbridgc is
on the African station. and the Perry is with the
Brazil squadron. The expedition will thus be de-
lavrd for some time, in order to await the arrival
of the Bainbridgc and Perry.
Commander Page has returned from the North
where he has been engaged in making the neccs-
sary preparations for his visit to Paraguay.
1t is thought that the Bainbridge, Perry, Dol
phin, Fulton. and Harriet Lane. will form large
enough squadron to enforce our demands upon Pa
rasuay, should such course become necessary
We hear that detachment Of .nly 20 marines
will be sent. which, however. is hardly credible.
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ExrLoR ALTON OF THE CoLoRADo.-A part Of It.
Ives expedition arrived at Leayenworth, Kansas,
few days ago. The train was in command of
Lieut. Tirson, Lieut. Ives having returned by way
of the Gulf of California aud the lsthmus. They
explored the Colorado, and found it navigable as
far as Virgin river, and within 2i5 miles of Salt
Lake City. The steamer on which they explored
the river WAS sent out from New York One of the
principal objects of this expedition was to examine
into the feasibility of new route to Salt Lake.
The Valley of the Upper Colorado is represented
az being incapable Of sustaining civilized popu-
laticn.
It's geological Developments are very interesting
and the scenery grand They returned across the
plains by way of "Beale's route" which they con-
slider remarkably favorable. If mistake not, it
is near the 37th parallel of latitude. They met
very large emigration. principally for California
q small por lion for Arizonia Indians were nu.
merous, there being in one party LOO, who were
receiving their annuites
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lIoRRInls.--Phil. Hickey. at Newark. found
about seven dollars and Immediately went on
81 rec working himself up to an incpent stage of
man'i-d.pot" Friday night he slept il, n barn
belonging toa Mr.. Lewis. and IN the morning
went into house and asked for knife, which
was given to him. Hickey returned to the barn.
mud; inserting the knln in his mouth, ripped open
one cheek 4, far back toward the ear AS possible
and thcn turning the edge severed the other cheek
in the same way but did not succeed in eating
quite 30 long cash aS on the first attempt. AZ
ter enlargiug his mouth Ia his entire satisfaction,
the wrctchel man commenced hacking nj his
throat lie managed TO remove sufficient of the
flesh to lay bare the windlipc. arteries, &C., hut
the dizziness of his knife prevented the accomplish
ment ofhis suicidal purpose. if he can suppose to
had any purpose at all Even the horrible con-
dition to which the poor fellow had reduced him.
self, did not prevent him from craving for liquor,
and he drank glass of whiskey with eagerness
before his wounds had been attended to-
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THE FRAsER RIVER EXCITEMENT IN ENGLAND

The FRAsER RIVER EXCITEMENT IN ENGLAND
The reports Of the Frazer river gold mines, sent
from San Francisco for publication in the London
Times, are Of tho most exciting description. The
writer anticipates rush of emigrants from every
quarter Of the world, civilized aud unchrisian 10
the new FL Dorado. He advises the steamship
rs u passenger and freight vessel from the Pana-
ana Isthmus along the Mexican coast to San Fran
cisco, and thence To Eancouver's Island where he
asserts she could be easily be doeked at points on
the coast.
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WILLIS II. PIUNkETT,
I'iainna

Henry p Irving admr If JOSEPH X Irving. decd and Tn,r-
All kirkpatrick, admir- Of VIM. d Roane, decd.
Defendants
June 1885, Of the Circui, Court for ss
Lyuchhurg Court made the following
# al
Tho Court doth sdudge order and decree that tho Ie
dan' Henry = Irving aipnr of Joseph X Irving ccsa~sd,
and Thnm j Kirkpatrick admir- IL WIN Is. koane- tsaTs
do render before of tho Comm Of the Co
the monica collected bs their
of III. debts mentioned in exhibit A and the in ~he
they disposed If Itch tie said
Commis dircced to anime state aud and
thereof tho Court And The Court dc1 har
order and decree hat defendant Thoaas
lex. admir- Of WIN H. R"ane, decd 10 render
objected by HIS mites account .ft1r
sp the exhibit () and the which his
disposed of the which said te
sad direc examine and settle and
maxi of the to the Court
To HENRY = IRVING, admir- OF Joseph irving decA-
Take appointed the 9th day OF September
office Lynchurg for taking the a''sSe
directed when and where you hereby required
with the requisite proofs and vouchers.
g. II. kEAN Com'r
aug w4w Circuit Court nf I.vnrhburv
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Universal Suffrage.

The New Orleans Bulletin ha, Lecn lately pub
fishing series Of able and convincing editorial
articles showing up the evils and abus's e uni
yersal sxfragc. The latest inst &c recorded by
the Bulletin is tina. u the pardonsf a notorious
OUTLAW by the Governor of Misssss.ppi--his OK
case for doing so being the fact tat he was thus
solicited by majority Of thu legal voters of the
county in which the criminal convictcd!--
Commenting upon this case the Bulletin says:
I'VE have further suggestion. Inasmuch as
the popular principle is thus to bcapplcd to elect
ing convcs out Of the peni,entiary. it should also
Be applied to electing them intot Why not? Is
not that poor rule that will not work both ways!
Whenever, therefore, murderer is 10 be tried, let
m election be held, universal suffrage. of course
spreading itself in all its glory the occasion, to
decide On his guilt Or innocence
The suggestion Of the Bulletin is not so ridicu-
'1ous AZ it seems. To greater less extent,
universal suffrage" decides the guilt innocence
of prisoner already. 1t is undenable that ,ju-
riss sres Influenced. every day, by the public
santimsnt Of those around them--and that their
verdict is more apt to be in accordance with that
public sentiment than in acc6fGance with law. 1t
q only one step further. to snbmi, the verdict to
fhe people en- pdsse--and it would not surprise us
If We were Jet to zee, under the progressive inAu-
ence Of democracy, . prisoner elected into the
Penitsntary, rs we'll az elected out Of it, In these
days when we submit everything to the popular
arlikrament--even down to the election of police.
0ea--why not sabmit also the guilt or innocence
~ = prisoner If the principle be good one
- its advocates say 1t isw4y not extend it to ts
utmost vsrgsi Who shall presume to gainsay the
sxsallencs pf tn great modern democratic doc
Axine al .soopuler soyereiSnty?"
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SERIOUS COMPLAINTS AGAINST THE UNITED STA
rEs co>srL At JERrsALEa.-Noyiectc IF outraged
Missionaries. "A Jerusalem correspondent Of the
News Of the Churches makes great complaint Of
the conduct of the representative of our govern
mcnt in that city. 1t seems that party of Amer
lean missionaries, while passing along the coast
from .JaiIa TO Carmel, attacked and plumber
ed Of everything, by ruillans supposed to be con-
nec,ed with those who n few months ago murder
cd missionary at Jaiia, and committed such ter
rihl, outfnges on his wife and daughter The
vilnns were put in prison, but through the incf-
fciency of the American Consul. are likely Ia cs-
cape punishment. The writer referred to states
that wien American missionary requested him
10 take active measures, he replied with IN oath,
what the - brought you to this country
to trouble me- And when n dcputation
waited on him to inquire what steps he had
taken Tor the punishment of the murders, he rude
" told Il EN- that he had not come here to an
swer qu.stions!" The lives Of Christian citizens
are thus left to the tender mercies Of reckless ir
responsible ruhans. such acts must soon para
I'VE all missionary effort. OF course no help can
be expected from the Turks-yet they do not often
add insult to nefheency.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-04

BLOODY AsrnAY-ONE BROTHER KILLS ANorH
ERA mnrderous ARRAY occurred Troy,
Y, on Wednesday night. between two brothers.
William Diamond and Henry Diamond, both aged
men, one II and the other 60. They engaged i'm
dispute when one raised chair to strike the 9TH
err. The hair he put down; they cinched. When
Henry, the ol lest, drew his pocket-knfe, AMI
stabbed William in the neck. lie died in tho
course of about four hours
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BALES By AUCTION.
FUrURE DAYS

ExECUfes. SALE e LAID AVID NE-Ce
assIs@. q a snpsp D e0Sfs
ass L,nrhlss and sy sus,.ri'y Of his will wil'
TrEsD al she ais, this month tauxu-t) n ta no
nes' f.ir tho highest biit cr. Of - /.
aud nj from sale, about 1900 Acres
81 LAND. aInlr. wr.,eF I,n-hs"rs
will se.}vryed rre+ts D. .als and diria T. PARE.
Lot cousin Of Land large storefu.e
ss ssa And nT sss shop Is
SSH ss al masufctnre soea.sa The part OF tai' tract
Hon,e . Dv filling Hon.c tsr. AMI Saw Mil. .n,li
srs.m "a faniy of Tan n ,rx In the house. AMI VIII b.
sold At s,ns mej aud any desirable quantity of
e. S g. n s. Of ef ss" BE- sn sss
Mes INV; ai,nee " I'D Land 'nt * olqu liiy
House 70 G bins Barn cr,.teusc aud salh Az
peLrcrarJ The quality ~ this .oIl erior AMaiaw
OF nIsds II the cream OF III, nataias and
e.u=hssy mill dam good d".' OF upland is well sein
Monntaiui whicA therc i. buildings, but mn'h 70
LAM @ r. ss 6 ss " ya.r iw% r {, 1
The growth woct isn Is pc lr chestnut OAK. ces
mt hickey black walnut &c All tho above lands &c"
Asm,rrraes Of 10, acres adjoining Bailey AMI
Tr.g ,.cd.o be 100 acres. ues D,b'ey Turpla.
rr.s Of $50 re. IN the North side Of the No u.
,n On This there !. much rich T'iacco Land and
so psr, - w.nS Isy arc nS,s look :, ,Ss LIND pre-
vous he sale 1t VIII he shown by Mr. Nays who Over
aurcd tu. derds land further
win be Sold the above named day. The Farm.
a0pr p NEGkDES MN Women and Boys. very like
s{redI months and Interest from se
notes with approved endorsers will b. required
And all the Crop hand stock Of Horses MIL Scat.
tie and Hogs and Plantation Tools OF kin used the
Farm Ascend hand horse Carriage and Harness.
and n har.e Rock aud Harness. TfRAsh months
for STUNT 80 aud upward, bond with approved security;
under "a. cash
l- u the sale should b. somp ted the first day., will
be contn ted the psxt day. RiCH'D DAVIS. Exr
Of Mcaiah Davis, Jr. deed.
Their will he sold the day. Tracts Of Land
squirrel Mouuisinx Of III 81 AMI 22l
TN PURSUANCE Of q III ed Of Tru-i from -
Il VIM b. Davis 10 the Undersigned as Trustee Ma
creditors Ishal proceed the 10Th II September
said valuable Tract of 400 If LAND
ford county. James River Canal. From 30 IS
acres Of valuable Riyr and Creek LowGKOUNDS ono
half Timber Land valuable raising Tobacco
witt small Dwelling and other "u houses upon To be ID
aug ctlOssp R0 NJ BROWN, Trustee.
VALUABLE REAl. ESTATE AT AUG IN
und,r-gned Trustees for the Franklin Bald
ing rund Association, by VIM T. Johnson and wife, Gearing
date the 2ist Of November 1880 and In obedience order
Of te Board 81 Directors Of SAID institution tho
Will sell at auction the premises AT ~ O'Clock SAN K
DAY the 2st day Of August 1861 certain HOT Sc
60 feet Falls Alley and adjoining the property Of Peter
| Akers.
TERMS-CAsH for a acicn, pay the now
due TO said association and the of this
for the balance credit Of and ~ his
gable notes. satisfactorily endorsed and the title retained
| until they paid. ROBERT DAVIS,
DIR PAYNE,
aug 4.dtol CHAS. NJ. BLAcKFoRD
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~ CONsEQUENCE Of the npPoimsus mt ~
Mr. HARRIS Pru,ipal of New London Anl,.
Chair OF tin at Washington college there will ba ese
ton MI the vacancy the 49, LAY of August The Asa
good buihi aiming besides large Sci eou
xix rooms Tor boarde's The dwelling house Ia omy aaa
quite mforts blegad and attached The
tps addition the tuition fees and fits of riding .a
rec i've a fixed salary frnm the Trustees
i Further information be nbane by addr ding h
subscr Der at Yellow Branch. Campbell county
ROBERT &. SACND Frs
4 est Sec'y IT The Board T
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Hk NlAItks,


HkMAkhs
The market days pas, evinced activity
with steady dem ntior consumption The saes reported
comprise chiefly mv Ices from arsos ah'a Considerable
We quote S prime o .s good a f fair
dunn o"io'c Lasaayra ilaiiie Java ,'a.G,
MOLASsES.-The only rsusaetons we had reported to
day io2 pnncheons Trinidad Mo at 3.e The se'k
Of Molasses here quite light herc being only one or
two parcels remaining In fst hands Mass-s n at the
following ras VIZ & for eaa @na o r rar, "r Mss
and 40as2c for New Orleans,
PROVISIONS Provisions of all descriptions day
quite strong transactions small In Bsrreed Pork
of 65 bbls Mess at sl7 - adv Vi BE
Co. Co. an nnmp s ' so hssr
and shl be quoted sIao for Western and Baltimore
the Sales hhds Shoulders at 7e and
at sss % s g se n 20 ~
T. per 10 Hams range in price from III to i'e ~ 70 quality
We quote nounay Shcu 6ia6ic. do siaes
s'e per- 10 Lard anst but firm at oao' for City aud
sUGAks-The sugar market continues buoyan with
fair tor them Ths only sales rsp1rtei to day 20
so The stock Of Sugars has been greatly reduced aud now
than la, year Holders generally show
disposition Sugars to day stiff
ssa9 do ssae fair prime Porto Rico o.
.9 % choice io 81 7'ss IS fair prime Cuba, and
81 23s7 a. for refining g, AIDES Cub, English Island
TOBACCO We note this week continued good demand
@ as s ssa .r rT rs ."
taken hat but ground leaf In
the tendency rath o advance sill quote
Sla7 80 common good crop Ray Tobacco Is in w
lght sells readily - 50 tips, 50
ir seconds 61al2 for spanged AID xa2D for fine yellow
The demand tor Ohio Toba continues good, and
sales h,S week about COO hhds within the Of
"ns quotations, viz common spangled mixed with green
so good midding red ,pangled ST 50a7 So g.
including choice hhds sllal5 Kentucky Tobacco ia quiet.
with sales of about 30 hhds Mason al 81 2i round
aad small lot O. esh quote at soa3 fr Mason coun
~ amt SSdi lot heavy kentucky The inspections of the
wces Continue large, and comprise ~ hhds Maryland =
go hhds Obi p hh kontu'k! andl hhds Nireh ,-tota
2.gO7 hhis Exports this week 29io hhds
MANUFACTURED rOBACCo-N have no change to notice
In the condition The makt With SIN III reeeips the stock
continues light and still quote good common
pounds LA i"u do zoe good Il, PA Sc hne do 80,
soc hne and us aa21c medium d i7i2t, sound
do lial5c, info nr shipping 20 ISIS and 2ps sal2c
CATTLE-lhr supply of Bcei Cattle ut market to-day
rather lg A. 81, head only being offered the scales
against 72o heal last week The brisk and prices
shade isher than last ket day OF the tile
offered 80 head sod 30 lh '-hia, u ountry
butchers 81 to - 80 the of equal
to Soar IS net and averaging 50 81 Very lew Cattle
were sold II the Inside quotation.
HOGSHogs continue Ia improve and quote them to-
day S. 23a7 10 s liz. winch is eight advance On last
week rates.
SHEEP sheep Hing from Saa3 30 per heal The
receipts not heavy bt til" suPpt Is 10 The denand
Now y orb fOoReeO Unrkct July 81.
Tobacco remains dali the AIDE the supply
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fson TEE UrAu ARnY.-Despatches have been
received at the War Department. from the army
Kteh. Nothing Of interest had occurred since
n1yices. The army was encamped about
rom Salt LakesCity, The engineers
esrvations of the country, For the
pg suitable site for psrma-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-04

0rtamus Bcnaah Mntteson, the corrupt leader
Of thr land jobbcr- in the Thirty fourth Congress,
il candidate for collection in the twentieth bis
uct. Now York, and his chances for success nre
considered good Tastes differ Mnticson con-
sttucnts Gre not fastilious
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The Last ofthe De Rsviers nomancs.

Colonel Blunt, accompanied by his wife and
daughter, sailed yesterday aterno0n,i in the steam
or Alabama for Savannah en- route for Mobile
Previous to the departure they were visited by
quite number of their friends at the New York
Hotel, many Of whom accompanied them to the
steamer.
The report that Mis-, Emily J. Blount had again
disappe ire,l and coui not be found was entirely
untrue II was rumored thai she hal. on We'd
ncsday morning. put on her bonnet fur the Pur-
pose of taking short walk, and had failed TO
turn 10 the hotel. Colonel Blount. however. de-
MES that his daughter out on the ahove morn
ing. or that she had ever attempted to leave. The
fact which doubt led to the above repyrt was
that Miss Blouni both at the request Of her father
and mother, went into the country ON "Wednesday
To remain with friend until Saturday morning.
Previous TO her leaving. however, she took short
ride, accompanied Nv her mother, on the Bloom
ingdac road, Col. Blount assured our reporter
that his daughter had given up all idea of ever
seeing DE Ri,iere again, and that she was fully
Satisfied that he nothing NOR than foreign
ad,en,urer aud u humbug.
Mrs. Blount on Friday afternoon paid Anal
visit to lIuncke. at Bergen Jail, and remained Mt
he Napoleon Hotel that night. II is not known
il she settled up her bills before leaving.
There are several rumors afoat in reference to
the whereabouts of the Zouave. 1t was stated
TINT he on Thursday evening at the hey
Street IIonse IN this city, in company with Mr..
Philip Mnlford, the lawyer, and n New Jersey
State Senator. Another that he was at n
ri mic excursion. about miles from liobokcn on
Wednesday, and danced most of the day with the
ladies, cutting qne dash, and creating quite
stir among the fair sex. If this be true he is no
doubt determined not To give up in despair at the
loss of his Southern beauty. L. Herald.
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NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY
AT THE vIRGINIAN OFFICE
D6y- We BUSINESSMEN OF LiNCHBURG, -1a
ADVERTISE AND GET RICH.
rd- NOW is THE ZINE. -Da

To the Citizens Of Ly"chbwg and The Public:
A LII PERSONS. IN ANY BUSINESS. wishing to adver
N Use In OF the following papers, for which
lOR ANY OTHER PAPER IN THE UNITED SrATES,)
WIN please call On me Mt the "NirKininn" OMcr,
UP STAIRS where they will find at all times ready
walt on them 1t is useless to anything of the advantages
of advertising aeknow lodged fact that LIBERAL
ADVERTISING Is THE ROAD TO WEALTH: =
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE NEWS, Bristol
BRowNLow' s KNOXVILLE trenn) WIG
INDICATOR, Jonesborough Tenn.
HAkETT STAR Le.ns'ou.y.. /
H HhMHSnAT' AS'nsaoD.v.-
DEMoCRAr Lhsry.vs !
NOUN SouNrh nss siasAi. Salem. Va. Z
VIRGINIA PATRIOT. Independence, (}rayson co. VA
R VAMDSSN WHO, rme's''eva !
MqSTfRNt sTAR RhHAhD chr.,tan.bnrr w..
wy rHEyI!LE r TELEGRAPH wy,hevlle Wa.
UNION DEMOCRAT Union. Monrt county, Wa
ADVOCATE Jefersonvnle, Tazewell county, a.
= REGISTER. Danviie, Va.
THE 'SOUTH- EST" Pearabure, Giles ceun ", Va.
Peions wishing advertise In the above papes
find INTEREST call the Office of IN.
ynchburg virgnian STAIRS. where contracts will b.
Hi will also and orw ard advertising to pape
In the United States A. WADDXLL.
March ls..ts ,rrmsn virxtniarl Z0naee
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search ofsome horses stolen from them short
time Previous
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ViCCOnIoU.: VIC Us!:-T.rr.h,.x


Machines from patterns are'proving themselves
victorious will be seen 4 ON the following .
wHIrTEMOkE r. JOSLIN
This to certify thai have two Of WHiTTFMoHE JOS
Inns TIPESliISG MACHINES and can recommend them
to machines operation and also recommend
them any that Ii Machines. have been n
thresng business and they far exceed
have had since have been in the ,hresh
ing business S.MIEL d. PATTERSON
August I'd, 1889. aug4ts
NIOTlCE.-Whrrras,h heretofore, to- viii, On
IN the 18th day of july is j. III de araon for the
Bodnty La to which might be entitled under the OF
Cougr, OF NJ rch 81 le51 III the Cominuns of Peu
sons and have be- in and believe thai Warrant
tor hundred and sixty acres No 444 issued In
favor the day September, 1876 that sail Warrant
directed TO l. ayrite or Lsq ly ,hbnrg Va as
and the sail Warrant having ecbsd me- aud
being tn tho only rGhtul thereof hav
ing parted with right thereto notice hereby given that
will application the Comu ssoncr Of teisons for
duplicate Of said further state that do not know
In whose hands the aad Warrant The Of the
falure +, ach JOHN DAVIS
wytheyiis, Va, July 10th. 1853 aug 4w6w
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rave derived from origin the vegetable produ Of
the soil They nnis the system the internally
upon the secetions Of the body and the other externally
ongh the countless orl II the skin cleansing
rating the vital Sold at Tho MANDATORY No
Maiden Lane New York, and by all Druggists, pc &c.
4 nd 81 box
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Almost every body Inns heard Of" W Gods lInir
Restorative" That the word Restorative in fhis
mnoner we have the testimony of individuals whose
ted position in the country we'll their
honorable character gentlemen render
cly In the degree reliable Several
tested sonaly the hair preparation sTeakg
aud certify Ia its amazing ticacy In the public
possible. Tail certificates be the pIopre-
Depot. 3l2 Broadway, New York aud and
properly appre lated have hesitation In saying they
wiz impress the skppt cal mind Woods
Hair Restorative is doubtless the best of is kiud
yet proiucsd
dye but Civ life health and beauty
falling aud dead restoring, by magic that which
supposed 70 berccovcraby lost Heads nearly bald
others nearly while daily being changed their pristine
beauty and faces covered pmpes arercndcred smooth
infan, and bnshng all by the of Prof
For sale Ia Market street and
by All Drr ggss-t hcogo Times Sold by all Drnggists
v
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The election in North Carolina takes plnce to-
morrow. The candidates for Governor are Judge
Ellis, Democrat, and Duncan X. McRac. lndepen
al,
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Now York ro.neco Umrkct July 81.
Tobacco remains DAN the AIDE bn, Ing the supply
II their Immediate Prc uncliange ed
sSa 81 hhis Kentucky 7}al2 81 seeeaf lac; 66
bales Havana and aUU liz Cenfurgs private terms
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COFFEE There was iair inquiry fur Coffee to-day hut
the only sale reported las Rio nj nc For correct
statement Of Coffee market Tor the past would
beg refer readers the weekly circular Vi Mosss
White Elder, TO be found below.
wkEkLY COFFEE REroRT
Stock OF Rio Coffee, July 100 hags
Received since, per Banshee. $500
Sales fer consumption amount to about. t.H0
stock of Rio Cof' e On hand to-day 4D
Sdhs
$500 bags Rio lUi TO lie
800 ........ ...........+l0. 10 loic
1880 .....................,I0 10 Il Sc