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FOR SALE.


NNOR SALE-CIGARS-A lot of fine Old Ha-
~ Yana Cigars, cheap, at ~, n. u. corner OF
SycamoTe-st-, by calling Immediately. del5-t+
T7VOF LE-BATTERY-An Electric Galyauie
II Battery, for medical purposes. Will be sold
cheap, If applied for soon, at No. l5T Oourt-st be-
tweOn Race and Elm-sts. delS'bF
NNOR SALR-Twelve Omnibuses, one Back,
~ enc tOur-hOrse Wagon, Spring wagons, Bug.
giss, etc. Apply to J. r. PALMER, Bank-st.
[no20xcawSl
ENOR SALR-A sTOOK OF GROOERIEs-T
n getheT with Lease Of store, hvs rooms, kitchen,
cellar and backyard. The House Is IN good order,
ana ADAPTED TO a grocery OF boarding house Adj
dress 63S Sixth'st.. near Carr. deis-b-
HNOR SALE-A part, or all, Of the furniture Of
N genteel boarding -hOuse, perfectly new. To
person wanting to start boarding. house this is
good chance, the rent Is low and the house con-
yepient. Address G.. u. r., at shjs othce. delI-0'
E74OR sALE-sALOON-A we'll located saloon
n with fixtures, at bargain. IL is doing good
business, and Is offered account of leaving the
city Call at No. "a West Sixth-street, address
III. M. A, at Press Once. del5-d"
WNOR sALE-A BARGAIN-In ninety acres of
n excellent land, two miles south OF the city OF
Coyington, on the Taylor mill Turnpike. Two
thirds Of the purchase money can be made in Weat-
ern lands. This is rare opportunity. SAMUEL
A. SARGENT, No. 2 Apollo Buildings, north west
corner of Fifth and Walnut-sts. deisd
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BOARDING.

gentleman aud his wife, ard 9
uO few single gentlemen, can be accommodated
with board at 1 as Elm st. Terms low. del1-b
nOAR DING One or two single gentlemen, or
kD a gentleman and wife, can be accommodated
with pleasant room and b lard at lbs West Fifth
81. Day board S2 per week. del7-P
or six gentlemen can be ac-
4D -cesanOdated with board and rooms. Aso a
few day boaTders, at 9l5 Elm-st. Terms moderate.
ldoIS-b'1t
NBOARDING-Three or four gentlemen can be
AD accommodated at 196 George st., corner Of
Sn ith. One font room unfnrntshedi Tor man anu
his Wifo Rooms supplied with coal and gas. Ierlns
reasonable to suit the times. dels-D@
WROARDING-A gentleman and lady or two
I0 single gentlemen ear be accommodated with a
newly furnished room and board in an Eastern fam
lily, at ~ George ST., second door above Plum,st.
Terms reasonable. del1-b|
WlQARDING-oNE FINE BooM-With clos;
HD cts, gas, etc suitable for gentleman and
lady, or two gentlemen wishing to room together,
can be obtained by applying at 81 East Fourth st.
Also few more gentlemen accommodated. delI-0'
VOARDING-A lads aud gentleman can be ac-
Ii oommOdated with pleasant room, either fur
nished or unfurnished, with board in private fam
y located 10 the tern part Of the city at
very reasonable terms. Apply at 35S Maip street,
near Court delS-b'.
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1WANTs," aFOR SALE" "FoR BENT"
LOST" "FoUND," "BoARDINa," &o.-Ad-
rertisomcntu coming under these headings, not ex-
oeeSiu ave Ines win be inserted twice for rs cents
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a UCTION sALE-BY wELLS h MILES.
N Auction roemsi No. % PsSTl.stsSstsple s. and
Auction. lon WEDNESDAY MORNING, Deeem,
her 49, We VIII sell at S'clock general gd variety oi
ALSO-An Invoice Of Linen Bosoms aud Mar.
settles shirts, Merino Sbirte, Drawers, 80. dels
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FOUND.

EOUND-DOG-A stray young Newfoundland
a Dog. The owner may apply at the foundeTy,
$40 Yine-st. dels-b'
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NM TAKTRD-Eyery body to understand that
w they can save money by buyiNg their Boots
st. All Boots Shoes and Caters warranted, and
custom. made. oelo-a
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THE DAILY PRESS.
City News.

TUEsDaY Y.........-................. pECRMBRR Is
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D-MONBY-Pittsburg and Wheeling
w Money will be bought at the best rates
CANFIELD BERTRAM,
uo27-tf No. 1877 East Front-street.
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WEJANTED- GIRL German girl To- do the
w h0usework Of a small family, at 24O Vine
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AUCTFoN SALES.

Al UCTION sALE-BY WELLS 4 MILES
n Auction -rosms No. 21 Pearl treet.-Boots,
Shoes Brppans, Hats and Caps at Aucton.-On
TUESDAY, MORNING; De9ember, "a We wiz sell
AZ g O'clock, n general variety OF Mems, Boys +,
Youths and Infauts' Boots and Brcgaus womeh's,
Misses and Childreus pegged and sewed Boots, sc.
N. B,-Sale-of DRY Goodss Sbirts, 6cp On Wednes-
day, December lg .del5
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WKTANlTFD-A APURCHASER-For right gem
w teel and profitable business; a rare chance for
an active business man with $500 cash capital Ap-
My to HALE & CO., 1913 Walnut-st. dOl7-bF
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WDANTED-To notify the ladies, so beautifully
w fitted IN elegant dresses, clo@ks and 6asSpes,
willing to exercise her superior skill, for mutual
benefits, at 1sl1 Seventh st near John. delS.bF
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WANTED Cheap, fancy cases with beauti-
w fully colored likenesses at panic prices; re-
me mber the place, APPLEGATES, corner Firth
and Main eight.cent pictures thrown in; likenesses
inches deiS.b@
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FOR RENT.

UROR RENT-ROOMS-Two or three desirable
GH sleeping rooms, furnished, for single gentlemen
Fourth delS If
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WKTANTED Every family to use the American
w Piate-Powder. Every family should have a
bottle for cleaning Silver and Plated Ware; sold
-iy all the principal jewelers.. del-X
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I5vrRroof, sept 5-AM
The Ncts detained tiII nine O'Clock this morning.
aARrBArpr's ADVANCE on NAPLES.
Confnsonswss increasing st Naples The AnnexIon iss'
Committee on The Sd received q communication frsm
6ibsld announcing that ss the country required dca.
mite solution be would be Naples about the sh and
the name Of Victor Emanuel assume the dIcaiorshp q
tbc Two scilies.
The Neapolissn Ministry had Withdrawn their resigns.
ton The attempt 10 form under Prince IschL
teA had fsiled.
ANOTHER SPEECH FROM COURT rKRsreyy.
Count Pcrsny had made another speech, irving the
impression that Napoleon yin do nothing than main
tain the Pope possession Of his throne and the Vatican
and not help Ianorciere 70 kcsp the Roman states.
rm PARIS MONEY MARKET.
Tho Paris Bpurse wss quise sscsdy on the t'h
swoRrxD pavyAr or THE rruscH IN SYRIA.
n~~ reported from syrs that the French detachment
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TfrN- ~ fns,tR-Thc new law against bearing var.
ranted titles lately enforcei In very striking
the Anglers sssiscs up the Jury beng called
enc of the read that ~ Count dc Cax desnt
Aym0ur The Advocate General Immediately and
moved the Court that the word Count should be struck
Of the record. NJ d. saix he said had been lately
authorized by government 10 aid 70 his paronymc the
o. Saint Aymour account az his descent frc
family u that name, but he al the time warned
that be must sve up the title u Count 10 which be had
o. right. The stern decree asked for nj
granted and this gentleman, who appears 70 be
titled 70 cunuate two aristocraic particles (de), must
the tt'c By which he has hhsrts been known
IN his neebofbood. What s more CALLING stl his wife
can no longer call herself . countess.
Tmv p0Yr's Owv 1RIsH--Tbc turning point IN the for.
tunes NJ the irish crusaders have yet arrived and
matters altogether looking dismal when the bri
gate set foot the soil Of Italy Ono sensitive pl.
grim, named Denis oKeee, smarting under hts manifold
wrong, hasddressed the following bcscech official
st spoleto;-
sroruo, August ., 1890.
rpAR sw-i approach you with this memorial on behalf
Of myself and shout ninety Others all British subjects In
prison In this town, confined In the citadel for refusing
sgn the oath o. seg 70 hs Holiness for four years
We badly situated In every way, not having proper
food and huddied toxether onscsnc dirty We
closely connned having tvo guards placed night
and day. which prevents us from getting clean shec Of
Dear Sir, are ignorant Of The length Of time We are
10 be here, snd 80 nov claim prvtecton Brit sh sob
scss from jon, hoping you win exert yous influence 70
nave ~ rsc>ssd Immediately, and ssns horc We are
rcv ntnen days 70 rriscr ard have snrsred greatly IN
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frarcs worth OF goeds from mercerr' at Was not I,
bat the psrson With whom ~as son leaving Nlsmes
,ou caws to psris, and % Your brothers house
Consequently y1n took up your residence At Nine
B,yohs and, though yon only sister 10 .
norse oesler, You passed yourself oil great
psisJDeges - did not say any thing OF the kind
alleged IL was Nine. Bryon VINO made me
get into d.oi, telling mat opui pay out OF my so 900
frsncs security. really believed that should obtain
thar sum, ant 30 mprnden'y made purchases Here
the prisoner wept but you talked Of your 900 000f
- everybody; and young man, believing that you
would receive that sum, actually proposed age ~
sSo cir never sad any thing ~ tho kind II was Mme
Bryon who did co. she IL the Of all my msfor.
The advocate Of the prisoner said that without
d,nyiDg that she had done wrong, consideration
should he shown her. she married very young, and
husband taking her bad other object 10 specu-
late her beauty. lie had paraded her in the Cafe
Ffascai but she felt herself Inundated and obtained .
separation rom him. Then unfortunately, she went
asray she fell IN with great English nobleman and he
spent millions OF r ncs her. But After while she
med attachment for student and abandoned the
nobeman % Join him. For him she sold her diamonds
and cashmeres and when she had nothing le he aban
doncd her giving her the worthless obligation Of 30 00
which had been referred 10. Tho learned COUNSEL
errpg 10 the evidence then nsnuated that abe
made the false statements alleged tho tajespeople had
not been dupcd by hem but had given her credit be-
cause they believed that from her beauty she would find
fome one 20 pay for her.
The Tribunal condemned her 10 years imprisonment
and 50f fine.
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The Bombay malls 10 August ., and Hong Kong 1, Jay
~, had reached Eng and. They VII be despatched to
America per steamer Bremen
Sir Henry ward, COvcrnr q ssdras, died o. cholera
on tie a.
- famine was impending in the northwest provinces
of India.
The British forces in China ready for an attack
but The rrcnch protested against commencing hosics
account Of having lost all their harness by shpwfck
and having ,oto less than the British.
On the 2o,h o. June lord Eli nduccd Baron Gros 10
Withdraw his protest, and the attak was commenced i'm
distely.
Trade At Bombay was very dun Frclrhu were tend
infupwards exchange =. 1sd premlnm
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had suffered at the hands Of the Drusss "a
Lebanon.
REDUCTION OF DUTIES ny SARDINIA.
Piedmont had considerably refused the duties 90 yarns,
tissues, &C., Of cotton and hemp.
Nh. LNDsAY's MISSION.
The ship Owners society of London had passed reso-
uticns regretling Mr.. Lindsays semi official visit u
America and declaring that he does not possess The
ndence Of the shipping interests.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LvnrooL, Sept. ., 1850.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Conson closed tho evening OF the sth at e3n for
money and account.
LONDON, Sept Z, 1850.
Funds buoyant and advancing under finer weather and
improved harvest prospects. Tho discount market p
easier. Gold Was flowing into the Bank. The rate In
open market for best bills " az
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
Illinois Central shares l21s la1l discount Erie shared
2eH; New York Central Railroad 80 ex. div New York
Central es ss1s Pennsylvsnia Central os, nrst mort
gage, o.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The sales Of cotton the Sd and 4th reached n 900
bales, including 5000 spectators and exporters The
market closed quiet but frm.
The advices from Manchester favorable the marke.
being firm, with an advancing tendency.
LIVERPOOL BRsADsruFFs MARKET.
Bresdsturs have q downward tendency, all qualities
having slightly declined. The weather has been favor
able for the crops. Aessrs Wakefield, Nash Co repors
nour has declined fully shilling barrel Quotations
30s 32s 3d. Wheat declined 3d. Id. per GENITAL red
lis. lbs 3D.. white l2s. lss Cd. Corn has declined
I'd. per quarter: mixod and yellow 34s.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
Provisions generally dull Beef heavy. Fora firm
but quiet Bacon quiet prices easier but quotations
remain uuaitered. Lard steady at 6ls. 6ss. rADow
slightly higher sales at $50. o SIS
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Resin ouoysnt, with an advance inferior is,ites'
common "a, lod Spirits turpentnc hrm ~ 31s. 3D. .
32s. Sugar steady. Coffee quiet. Rice quiet. Aches
quiet; pots, ?ss Cd pearls, asa Cd. a 2es.
LONDON MARKETS.
LONDON, Sept. B, 1880.
Wheat has declined o.. 3s. per quarter Sugar hym
and partially advanced Cd. Tea nrm Rice quiet ard
frm Tallow quiet at SIS. Cd. = Sos.
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rHILADKLrHIA STOCK soARp.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PmApnynA, sept II lsoo.
ssocss firm. Pennsylvania STATE b., s1sl; Re.1.
Ing Railroad, "a Morris Canal bI,s; Long Island Ran.
roas ~ rennsylvaniA Railroad, a.. sight exchange
Nsw oun.S-, Sept IA, lseo
Cotton has downward tendency, and has declined
80 sales today 800 bales nlidng Al 10 "a 4 loso.
sales of the week IA 500 bales Receipts o. the wees
1910 bales AGAINST y 800 bales same time last rear
stock IN port iOs 900 bales Coffee firm Rio ~ Is .c
sas q The week $50 bags imports q ,ne week IA GOD
bags stoct IN port 10 ESQ bags against $50 bags ssms
leaf $50. Exchange on London 100. no win biIs
81 ladng l0sA 100 sight exchange on Neg YORK
per cent premium Errighs-Cos.on 70 Liverpool de-
ciined i0d, quoted at "a
B,rrSosy sept IL, 1880
four setlve ard steady. Wheat steady rcd, 81 IS a
VI -, white, VI aosn 70 Corn dan vhte, CSC.
sic yellow, eec s2c. Provisions quiet and unchanged
Oonee firm and active Isc lsc stock IN port 1000
oags Nhskcy heavy 81 NC Dkc.
Flour steady a. % 25 aA 50 Wheat buoysot; sales
5000 bushck red s1 40 si a.; white, o. 90 81 s5
STm RIO IL .iase WHISKY Msss zoe aS.' o''ee
BtuaIo, sept. A-lPM
Flour quiet and nrm. Wheat dan and heavy. salcs
5000 bushels red winter lndlsna and OHIO Yesterday
Milwaukee club AZ 81 10 Corn duh no salca whls1 Az
easier saie. $40 ssls AZ 2aHc Cana, frssh1 eie 30
pors-e,oco bbs nour, 2oi,ooe busbsn wheat. Is 600
bushels corn, 2too bushels oats 600 boshss bs,iev
osns ssross-l 500 obls -four, 2<5 600 busheh wheat
Four quiet At previous rates. wheat make, opsoed
nrm pus closed quiet and nomnay lower: saIcs 600
pusnes no chicago spring 81 81 IL, e.2po busbels
winter red western ~ ~ ~, 10000 busbeh DO 70 ar.
rive, on private terms Corn scaroe and without mate
fa change sAee u, 800 bushels indiana at 6sc Other
grain quiet Canal fcighss steady II 3ec on Tour 10c
on wheat, nc. on corn 70 New York Lake importA-
100 bbh -four, 5000 bushcs wheat, 25 500 bushels
corr, 900 sushsn oats, isioo sssbes barley, 500
bushes rye. oHsa exporss-l, $50 bbhl nouS, 100000
bushels wheat, 10, 100 buahels barley
C~r~ssr, sept u, 1880
flour dali 49, usimpresAss and oussascns sows.
nal Wheat - ard prscss irregular Corn sctsvs
nssey 1879. Money market unchanged
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THE REVOLUTION IN NAPLES.

Sardinia was about 70 interfere q, Naples.
II was reported that General Iamarmors about
leave Naples with 900 troops, the object being
prevent Naples becoming prey 10 anarchy in view Of
the fall OF the Bourbon dynasty.
All dposabc vessels Of .hc Sandman navy to be
sent to Naples, and military preparations
vigorous In Piedmont.
The Sandman Government hiring every available
transport, and ~ said thai rapid conveyance Or 50
large force wouldb found impossible, the Pope would
be asked 10 allow passage through his dominions.
The province Of Terra Davoro had risen in
ton. Bands OF insurgents had united and marching
on Camp Basso.
There was nothing 10 Garbaldis movements
further than that he at Monicleone.
III reported that the Ncapolitan Ministers hal
rendered their resignAtions, but not accepted
Tho King Of Naples Is 10 pay an naturalization Of
three million france for French Losses the lombard
mcnt Of Palermo.
Il was asserted that the prohibition placed the de.
psrturc OF volunteers from the sadasn states had boon
removed.
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heItb from such close confinement Your memoraists,
~ IN q, ty bound, will ever pray.
zen ain, sir, your re- pectful servant
PECULIAR TASTES or rsrrSoUFHxD ME.-A writer In
the Paris Po gives the following account OF the different
the Great, Tokay Napoleon l., Chambertin; Peter the
Greet Madeira; Cardinal Richceu Romannee; Marshal
de Richelieu, Medoc; Rlbcns, Marsha; Raoelas, old
vosie Jean Bart Beaune; Taleyrand, Chateau Msrgaux
Humboldt sauterne Balzac, vouvray Goethe, johanna
berg; Byron, port; Charles ", Alicante; Francois i ,
cherry and Henry ", surane
SSGxps IN lrAIy.-An Italian ournal-the Tfopators-
states that the number OF professional singers OF both
sexes now in Italy, amounts to 100 This aggregate
leo bssses so buos &C. In addition these Italy has
$40 dancers, male and female.
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RUSSIA.

The Emperor had invited the Prince Regent o. Prussia
70 hunting party At Warsaw. ne Prince consequently
visits Warsaw about the middle OF September.
The Russia crop accounts favorable The yield
was expected 70 be very gooi Tslow prospects very
upfavorable
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revolutionary committee. had been discovered At
Verona. The members arrested The papers sczed
throw startling light the proceedings Of ncighbor.
Ing Power
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INDIA AND CHINA.

The French troops continued at Beyroat, aud II d
thought they will not be required 20 into the Interior
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THE PAPAI STATES.

II rumorcd that the Cabinets Al Turin had agreed
to prevent any invasion Of the states Of the Church
The French garrison al Rome 10 be increased by
$500 men.
Ancosa has been declared = siate Of siege and tho
PApal dclegatc recalled.
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TIVE rAnK AGNES AND SCHOONER RANGER IN DISTRESS.
Nopofx, Sept. IL, 1890.
ne bark Agnes, from Baltimore FOR Corr has pot IN 81
this port leahy.
The schooner Ranger, from Jscmei Cor New yorx win
cargo Of coffee and also put IN here ,sakrr
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ARRIVAL OF THE NELITl OFF CAPE RACE.
THREE DAYS LATER NEWS FROM EUROPE.
~>>~>>>~~>>o~~~~>o~~~.
Progress Of the InsurrectiOn
in Naples.
-,,,-~-y~.~~~>oy~,>.>~0.-~
Intervention Of Sardinia in Nea-
politan Affairs.
Extensive Military Preparations
Of Piedmont.
INCREASE OF THE FRENCH ARMY in ROME.
Revolutionary Plots at Aneona and
Verona.
The Character Of Mr.. Lindsay's Mission
10 the United States.
The Weather In England Still Favor
able for the Crops
FURTHER DECLINE IN BREADsTUFFs,
~, &C.. ~
The Character OF Mr.. Lindsay's Mission
10 the United States.
The Weather In England Still Favor
able for the Crops
FURTHER DECLINE IN BREADSTUFFS,
~, Ae., &ss

81. JoHss, y. ", Sept. IL, 1860.
The Cunard ssrew steamship Melita, from Liverpool
Wednesday. 5th inst arrived of Cape Race this friday
afternoon, at three o'5osk, roe for Halifax and New
York. She intercepted by the press yacht and
the news despatch obtained.
Tho steamship Adriatie from New York, arrived at
Southampton the 4th, and the Anglosaxon from One
bee, at Liverpool on the same day.
The london Obssr qualities the state ment, that Mr.
Lindsay visits America in IN authoritative capacity. II
Gays his journey private one, but, Of the repre-
scnatves Of the shipping interest, he consented TO
his influence To induce the American government to nego
tste for the adjustment Of various matters pertaining
the shipping interests and the British government being
DESTROYS of facilitating these views has furnished Mr..
Lindsay with all correspondence connected with the sub
jcct that has passed between the two countries
Al collision the East lancashire railroad Of two
excursion rans eleven persons killed and nineteen
badly wounded. Many were also slightly wounded.
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SPAN


ne duty on printing paper had been reduced nearly
one half
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FRANCE.

The Emperor and Empress had reached chamounix and
were enthusiastically received.
Paris correspondent OF the london Herald says that
France has just purchased ten large steam transports In
the United states.
The Bourse closed dun on the 81 at csr &c.
The Paris corn market rather lower.
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lansing Co, PArD, Aug. 81, 1000 II. Tcwpscnd,
Mr. and Mrs IL J. nanks, q. jackson, New YORK, e.
Lpman, san rraacisoo O. hckinstry and wife, united
states Navy T. hupsy, G. Gdth, r. ". BAylcy, Mr.. and
Nrs J. j. Tnom and Miss n. Thom, New Orleans; N.
CArmelich and wife, and s T'roxx, Mobile: MAJ Pen.
dletoa, Cincinnat Austin Baldwin, r. ". Williams q.
n Russell and Henry Russell, New York; q. Mayhem,
Baltimore: Rev. II A, Niles and Mics r. W. Msson and
hnily, Boston; william J. Collins, Mr.. Mrs. NJ
Jewell and y l. O. CAson, Waterford l. A. Barlon Troy
=. Garrett, Camden; z. :. Gurucc and family, Ne~
York Mr.. and nrs ). u. Crane, Michigan: r Prenport
Morgan, New York; w. b Reynold, Louisville; VIM Al
ling, New Orleans; G. Coleman, Buffalo: r. nrolin. Sew
YORK; 7. Gould Chicago; w. r. Larncd. New York G.
Henry, Mobile; James w. Albert CaptalG United states
Army Barry Taylor and James Taylor, Ns~port Dr. o.
T. Hcsrd, Bsi,n; G T. Bsyn and family, New York; 7.
silver, rnllp For and q n Scull, Philadelphia Henry
Forstsu New Orleans O. n Manford and family and
James Anfrews Rochester. A. Blight and a wsdlight
Philadelphia y II. Jchnsop, New YORK; z vanc Powers,
Trenton. 4. T. Lows, Philadelphia; James IAw,on,
Charleston; H. Castles. Baltimore: Mr. luis Archer
and Norman l. Archer, New York r = Wicker, T. :.
Mary land Vito va and NJ VA, Philadelphia; J,scph
So~en ana ~ie, John Prentice and sister, ~ Cay lard
and Garrett, New York; 7. b Clark. Jackson: Mrs.
!. " Fovra and Mis- " hi sell, New YORK; &. Clbson
Louisiana q. W. Morton and John n. Iccklcy. Hobokcn
y. " Ny and VIM II Bodenhamr, New YorA n. Ores
tss, Mary and Mr. aud Mrs. Jacob Abbott and r. Der.
rsou, New York John W. Engg, Philadelphia; = Coacr
ad u. 6 spook, New York.
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INV OEixASs, Sept. IL, 1880.
Al meeting In Galveston, Texas, Of cotton factors, %
was resolved TO deduct too pounds from each sac
ton, in order to assimate their market with those or
New Orleans and Mobile.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-15

CHssLrros, Sept IL, 1890
The United Ststcs mail steamship Marion, Capt VIM.
Icster from New YORK. arrived here Al three ocock this
lHridayl morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-15

A. IT, Rice WAS last night rcnomlnAtod FOR Congress by
the republicans Of the Fourth district by exclamation.
Charles B. Hall was chosen disiric, ecctnr