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THE NEW DOMINION.

Release Of tho HOrnet-No C0ntraband
Feand-Prince Arthur's Hunting Excursion.
HALIFAX, Sept. Q, 1859.
The American steamer Hornet was released from
custody this morning, and is now lying in the
stream. The Goals In only one bunker were dis
surbed. the Dominion officers having concluded
after partial removal OF her stores that they had
been badly sold. nice bill Of damages will un-
doubleday be presented Sir John Young for settle
mont, ana the ant-Confederates will have cause Of
jubilation this last nasco OF his pretenous sd
ministration. The people generally condemn the
proceeding as one altogether uncalled for.
Prince Arthur's hunting expedition was not sue.
cessful He paeged some small game but saw no
moose.
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HonOrs to tho Memory Of tho Deceased
Statesman ut Washington.
Tho following order was issued to-day

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Sept Q, $780,
A mark Of respect TO the memory Of William
Pitt Fessenden. formerly Secretary OF the Treasury
and late senator OF the United States who died at
Portland, Me-, on the 9Th Inst this department ta
ready draped in mourning and the custom house at
Portland will be closed, and the flags on the custom
houses and public works under control OF this de.
partment throughout the country Will be placed at
which the obsequies Of the deceased will be SOL
emnized.
The citizens OF Maine resident here held meeting
tonight relative to the death OF Senator Fessenden
Resolutions Of respect and coincidence were offered
and adopted, and remarks euogisuo Of the distin-
guished statesman were made.
Honors mt Portland, Me.
PORTLAND, Sept. q, 1869.
Minute guns were nred in honor TO the memory OF
Senator Fessenden by Order Of Mayor Putnam.
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articles OF agreement for fight in Virginia for
1000 at l2o pounds, 20 take place In one month
An extensive and destructive fire 10 prevailing ~
has extended twenty miles. An immense number OF
shingles aid staves have been burned IN the
swamps ana much valuable standing timber Is
Al
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Oeelsion In the Indian Marriage Cause.-The
Marriage valid-Despatches for the Prince.
MONTREAL, Sept. Q, 1889.
II the celebrated case Of Connolly vs.. Woolrich,
before the Court OF Appeals, yesterday the Judges
delivered opinions at great length. Chief Justice
Duval, and Judges Mckay and Badsley were in favor
Of the plalntiGs pretensons which. besides large
amount Of money involved decides that the original
Indian marriage Is binding. thus rendering the chill
dren by that marriage legitimate and those of the
second white wife tegittmaIc. Leave has been OBJ.
tAlned by the defendants to appeal to England and
Il u expected the case Will be carried there.
Queens messenger, with letters and dispatches
Tor Prince Arthur, arrived here by the Daira.
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ENGLAND.

Resignation of Bishop.
LONDON. Sept 8. 1869.
] 10 Bishop OF Bath and Wells has resigned.
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FOUND DROWNED NEAR FORT HAMILTON.

FORT HAMILTON, Sept. Q, $780,
Justice Bennett Of Bay Ridge, held an inquest To-
day on the body Of man about twenty five years Of
age found on the beach. He was dressed IN blue
sack coat black vest. blue ehirt and drawers ana
brown pante. A tin check was found In hiA pocket.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-10
POLITICAL NTELLIGENgE.

Labor as a Political Element In MA ssacbu-
setts-Proposed Convention Of q Labor Re-
form Party.
Boston. Sept. 8, 1899.
The State Central Committee Of the Labor Reform
party Of Massachusetts, at their meeting to-day.
voted 10 call a political State convention at Me-
chanics' Hall, Worcester, on Tuesday, September
49, to nominate o state labor ticket.
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TBLRCRAPHIC NEWS
FROM
ALL PARTS OF TIE WORLD
~~~~~~>~>->>~>~~~~---~--
THE STATUS OF VIRGINIA.
General Canby'S Order PrccIaiming the
Result Of the Recent Election.
~>~~~~o-~~~~~--->>~>~~~~~
Proceedings OF the Southern COM
mercial Convention.
-~~>~D-~~~>>->~c.>~N~>~~~~~>>
LARGE FIRE IN CAMBRIDGE, MASS.
THE STATUS OF VIRGINIA.
SPAIN.


Madrid Again Disturbed.
MADRID. Sept. 8, 1859.
Slight disturbances have occurred In this city
ewing to the removal Of volunteers from posts which
they have held since he revolution Several Of the
Volunteers were wounded.
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A-Ladies, Faces Enumeiiedi also tho PROF.
paration for sale, with instructions, by NJ LASsON w
Rroa
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At j. Evcrdelps, 900 Neutrality-suspicious.
and visiting cards. monographs crests niafd note psperst
most stylish in the city
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in Europe and America-HoFF's M LIT EXTRACT.
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Crfstadoro-s UnrivaIIed H7ir Dyo.-Sold
and applied wig and scalp factory, No. 6Astor House.
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A.-Tbnt,s n Fact, the Best nnil PIeasantest
remedy for colds throas Is CHEZ Try PECrORAh
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For First Glass Printing of Every Descrlys
ton go to the Metropolitan job Printing Es.ablishmenLU
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Established In 1SOO-Tho Metropolitan job
Printing Establishment 81 Nassau 81 rect
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Warwick Races.

LONDON, Sept g. 1859.
At the Warwick september meeting to-day the
warwick Cup was won by Mr.. E. Brayley's blk. c.
Cock Of the Walk, beating Mr. Brayey's b. Airing
ton.
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OCsE OF DELEGATES.
Dist.
VIM. Lowenstein.
sc. Y. Thomas.
A-GeO. II. Atkinson.
45--F. s. Norton.
46-JOhn w. Bulman.
E-B. F. Jones.
48-W. A. j. Potts.
40-Josiah Tatum.
50-William Mcdonald.
Or. McUracken.
II. M. Perkins.
62-Stith Boiling.
63-Isa0c ID. Budd.
William Mathew.
54-Henry Bell.
55-James w. Walker, Jr.
56-JOhn Watson.
s. N. Dodge.
OIL. G. Bristow.
6S-R. A. Miller.
69-David Thaycr.
60-William H. Brisby.
o1-Henry M. Bowden.
Arthur 8. Segar.
o2-Luther Lee, Jr.
A. l.. Woodwork.
Charles u. Hodges.
Civilian L. Williams.
0-Ge0rge II. SOuthall.
65-James G. Foy.
6e-B. G.. Haynie.
67-David PannllI.
6s-Wm. F. b. Taylor.
69-John w. Ashby.
TON. Ii. Clark.
w. ]. Fulton.
Walter Coles.
T. II. G0sney.
71-Peter G. Morgan.
George Fayerman.
72-Thomas p. Jackson.
IA. N. Fretz.
74-William A. Bryant.
75-William J. Wall.
76-J0hn Q. Hodges.
77--Zeph Turner.
ISL. II. Stewart.
70--Philo. Bradley.
Fl. B. HansbcfQer.
3)-Samuel Il. Morrison.
William Mclaughlin.
81-J. A. McCaull.
82--JOhn II. A. Smith.
S3-JOsiah T.. Campbell.
Sd John A. Kelly.
8b-!iiohard U, Burgess.
86-E. r. Tiller.
S7-William II. Andrews.
83--J. G. Shelton.
e9-William N. Stephens.
0O--J. II. Kelly.
9l-Henry Bowen.
e2-John +. Perry.
George Graham.
93-Smith s. Turner.
9t-Gcorge Walker.
95-JOhn II. Fulton.
98-Robert Norton.
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Ladies' from the Country-If You wanf benuc
fu Boots and Shoee, good artclss moderate pces pss
ronize MILLER O. j., No. Union square
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Lace Curtalns.-Sy yIcs for 1870 Recoiyel
ard and Grand streets.
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Seizures Of ContrabaWd Observation-Disclosures
Of the Admission Of California Into the
Union-NIassacre Of CLristians In China.
SAN FRANCIsCo, Sept Q, 1869.
The revenue collector has seized 1900 barrels OF
whiskey, valued at $2oOooo tho property Of Eastern
shippers The barrels are represented to contain
highwnes, but the government claims 1t is rectfed
whiskey. Three hundred cases Of alcohol have also
been seized because Of their being unstamped.
The recount Of the vote OF this city has progressed
to the Eighth ward, and the result is net gain for
Selby.
To-day Is the nineteenth anniversary of the admits
sion Of California into the Union. The military
paraded during the day, and the Society OF Pioneers
had procession and literary exercises.
J. Ross Browne discredts the report received via
London Of the massacre Of twenty-one missionaries
In the province OF Sechnen. CHINA. One French
priest was killed and one escaped. A number OF
Chinese converts were murdered. Prince Kung has
ordered an investigation into the affair.
FIour-Supernne. s4 25 q 81 co.; shipping extra,
81 Is o So so. Wheat-Ch0ice shipping, 81 90 o
81 To. Legal tenders, TAX.
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Changes In tho San Francisco Election Re.
turns.
SAN FRANCISCO Sept. g. 1889.
The recount Of the election returns OF the Fourth,
Fifth and Sixth wards discloses discrepancies in oil
and exhibits gains for selby. the independent candl
date for Mayor
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GOuraud's Oriental O. .eau, 81 50 Per B0es
us IS Bond street. late Of ~ Broadway, and drusss
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sound Resor sc.-Prince Arthur y NOW G S
continent the OF the prsss hsys gay ~
day ohronced ny movements He will surely ys this city
this fall told ony for the purpose % Pnrcnssns
Is Just out ans the theme OF complimentary COMMENT
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Dist.
edward r. Bagwell.
Thos. q. ParramOre.
FLAMES d. Jones.
8. V. S0uthall.
]. @. Hill.
81. X. Moss.
4-GeOrge L. SeatOn.
James T. Close.
5-JOseph H. Mas5ie.
J. E. Adams.
6-RObert r. POOre.
7-B. L. WOOdsOn.
6-H. M. Bell.
Marshall Hanger.
A. B. C0chrane.
0-JOhn r. P0pham.
10-Benj. II. M0ulton.
John X. Thurman.
James o. Hensley.
11-AddisOn Davis.
12-Carey Breckenridge.
13-JOlln DugRer.
IA. Ii. Noble.
Cesar Perkins.
16-J. I. Chase.
16-R. G. Burkholder.
Rufus A. Murrell.
John W. Daniel.
17-R. O. PeatrOss.
John M. Hudgtn.
1s-Frank w. Lindsey.
l9-R. g. w. Jones.
2O-Wm. II. Ragsdale.
Geo. w. Graham.
21-S. F. Maddox.
b. T. Edwards.
Henry Cox.
22-James Lipscomb.
23-JOhn r. Strother.
DIV. w. Arnett.
25-Ellis Wilson.
28-Wm. Bartlett.
d. B. White.
CIV. II. Wentworth.
28-James Keith.
F. L. Marshall.
29-Job Hawxhurst.
3O-George Young.
3l-GeO. II. T. Greer.
32-John Henson.
33-David J. Miller.
34-F. w. Manhood.
35-J. b. Miller, Jr.
8e-Peter X. Jones.
87-Thos. NJ. Sherman.
38-James n. Stubs.
89-Lewis Fl. Bryant.
40-W. w. Wood.
Isaac Edmundson.
Alex. owen.
DIV. r. VIM.
G. f. Thompson.
42-John II. Crenshaw.
l.. II. Frayser.
George X. Glimer.
Jacob 5. Alice.
| A. Bodeker.
A. NJ. Kelley.
Stnpucp Maqon
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THE LATE SENATOR FESSENDEN.

3oo,SlA
DANIEL BUTTERFIELD, Treasurer.
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Nomination Tor Governor in

ST. PAUL, Minn-, Sept Q, 1909.
The Republican State Convention to-day nomi.
mated Judge Austin, Of st. Peter for Governor
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Z.-GoOd News.-Chcrry Pcctorat Ttocnoe
WI sure youf cold or throat The best 'mng ouH
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The M tropoIitan Job Printing and Engravs

4 ina Establishment having made extensive
additions to its "matcrial," In tho shape |
OF Presses, Type, &C, &c., Ia row prepared
10 execute orders with unusual rapldity.
It's patrons and the public know full well
lis style OF work and it's moderate priccs.
| Our designing and wood engraving do
paf tm snt has been considerably enlarged
10 meet the demands OF the public, and
we beg TO offer TO our patrons our en-
larged facilities for such orders az they
may see 1t to give, feeling assured that
our prices will compare favorabiy with
any other work OF tho kind. Fosters,
c, r,n,,on Cards RPsmphlsass OF every de-
At short notice and at very low price.
81 Nassau street, Old Herald Building.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

Tho Cooiie Projcct-Ths PnciAc Railroad
Commissioners.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 8, 1909.
Mr.. KoOpmanschap left to-day, overland for New
York. He contemplates tour Of the Southern
States. prior to his departure for China to fulfil his
object Of forwarding Chinese immigration to the
cotton States BY the way Of San Francisco.
The Commissioners OF the Pacific Railroad met
to-day In sacramento. General wabridge was
eiected president and General ComstocK secretary.
Flour 81 o2K . s5 rs. Choice shipping wheat
81 10. Legal tenders TAX.
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Another Prize Flight in rreepect-Grent Fro
In the Dismal swamp.
NORFOLK, Sept. 0, 1859.
Sam conyer and Charles Dohery last night signed
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Subscriptions to the Rawlins Fund.
General Butterheld, Assistant Treasurer Of the
United States, and treasurer OF the Ra Wins fund
in this CITY, made the following announcement yes
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Tho Feolin2 In Baltimore.
BALTIMORE Sept. Q, 1850.
To-day the Custom House ia closed. flags are DIS
played at haf-mast and minute guns are being fired
from Fort McHenry. as mark OF respect to the late
Secretary Rawlins.
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About ton O'Clock the moor OF balcony on Penn-
sylvania avenue gave way while number Of per.
sons were ON it waiting to witness the passing q
the funeral procession Of General Rawns, and Mrs.
Chick and her son. aged about six years. fell to the
pavement. The former was injured Internally and
the latter sustained q compound fracture Of the
thigh.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-20
THE CHARLESTON NEWS: WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1869.

Of the room. slccessively passing through the
hands OF men. who one after another, and In or
der. puts on the stopper labcl,n "front and back
labels" ana outside wrapper" and is deposited
boxes FOR shipment. The boxes thus filled arc
lowered below To- the business floor where they
are branded. On the street floor the "business
OF tho Bltters receive attention.
Here We may as well mention that Messrs Sol.
omons ON have an ADVERTISING department, under
the charge OF Mr. w. E. White, who attends to
everything In that line. And In the same connec-
tion Ne would also mention pro bono pnbiics
that the hrm spent nearly $4,000 in advertising
inc Bittprs before they commenced It's manufuc.
!ure. ~ the basement Is O carpenter shop where
tue pa, King boxes are made, and II takes n great
many OF them TO hold the five thousand dozen
oosses As VS. o ao t@e Dters that are :c every month
srseS n@sgess mat i as met with and It is not sur
.or M IN this section, for aside from the energetic
aid lnceasing endeavors OF the manufacturcrs r.
put 10 ana keep Il before the public n hns - -
ashieyea sSi reputation second ta ~ No .saay HsSsyy
Not 9npleasant to the tas..; rSrca to the public
able beverage, while their ~ .;,ey make an agree
der Solomois' Itfcrs thr ,Ietlicinal qualities ZEN
has yet been intr0luced hhast eiectiVe toEic that
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-20

2l3 hhds and 30 tcs OF molnsscs. After leaving
port, experienced continued heavy N NE gales
On the 25th, or CaryspOrt Reef, wind heavy, the
sen making clear breach over the vessel, which
seemed 10 be I'm laundering condition: cut away
the deck load. At 8 NJ sea rolling heavy: for,
topinast unshlppcd; carried away main BOOM At
NJ the next morning, saw breakers on the lea |:
,Nkcd snip anu stood 10; eastward, y n, Ga NJ
lei go nnchor:a Il heavy sea running; wind strong
from the eastward; vessel dragging; set the cables
anu went sh0reward:a heavy sea running, AMI the
INC officers nnd crew made u tent OF the mate
rlas I brought from the schooner and after
iisSn pvn arS"ips succeeded IN Reaching In
'".l III" py the use OF small batteau
me schooner Is owned by Messrs Sterling &
Snrews or Baltimore; valued at about 5000 The
cargo was insured.
Captain Townsend con plains or the treatment
10 received 0t the hands Colonel Titus at Sand
Point, Indian River. The captain desires us to
Dictator, for courtesics extended.
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Il SOUTHERN ENEERPRIsE.
A Visit to the Laboratory of Mcssrs.
A. A. solomons & Co., In Savannah
How soIomons' Bitters nro Made.

The Savannah News gives the following in
teresting account of the extensive manufhc-
tory of bitters, conducted by Messrs. A. A.
Solomons q Co., the eminent chemists OF that
city: y.
Probably no undertaking has met with SO great
tice; an enterprise which proves In itself that
there are energetic, far-seeing men In our city,
been brought about in few years, and that So,
yannah is no longer. q country. town, dependent
tai Of limited Circle OF ed fosies. an Eyer9 ie stqss sap
demonstrates TINT we are live people, as ready
to be benefited by the many wants OF "a progress.
slve age, ns our countrymen further north Tho
people OF this great nation have looked with won.
der upon the colossal fortunes accumulated in q
Giles, many Of whose names have become Ronse.
hold words, and whose advertisements can be
read on every hillside fence and railroad station
known to us, convey no idea OF the features OF
those who bear them, but the manufacturers OF
the article which we are about to speak OF arc
known to us for years, and whose prosperity all
are glad 70 see. f" =
Asssrs. a. solomons 4 Co. have in few
"Bltters'' as Presidential candidates became by
boy sd Though iSslss
@ clear Iiuid must pass through, and how often
thst now well known blue bottle must be handled
6 6efore reaches those who Gro 70 be benefited
ed the laboratory few days since, and under Td
the guidance Of Mr.. II. j.. S0lomons ithe Alder.
mani saw the Bitters manufactured: MI 8.
conducted US TO the third Gcooss 6. :,s
toLyy where the Btters frat ticommer,ced its
fasse faseer ,se In this department. are y ysis
mascerate for fifteen days. aftor which tSe iianiI Ia
s graGai9y drawn on and passec through our
!rs.a and emerging ON the last tho article As i
appears ID It's n,efchantable state. From the last
hlterer II passes into vat that sets Immediately
over the bottling machine, In the room below: Jn
0rdet to prevent. overflow In the event Of the
machine 6elowsceasinn operations this vet n
provided With IA .1M6ating. M self.adiustings plgot,
TO ono hundred and nifty gallons, shuts on
the supply OF Bitters whenever IL Is threatened
With an overflow; From this f9oh we pass to
men, boys and blue bottles. As we enter, two
men are engaged: N tran sfsTring bottles ffon
every one mus. be perfectly clean. the trough
they arc placed IN the dripping rack, And when
dry are passed on TO the bottllng machine which
stands at the further. end OF the room. This ma.
chine fills nfty dozen bottles per hdof, Tho bot
way along q table which extends Re the other end
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Passengers.

Per steamship Charleston, for New York-Dr
LudwicE, w Liaskins, John Contlon, N a Dawson,
D. P Tnley, NTH, A Stlckney, X 8 Bates, Ii
clark, Gilbert, II BradS, NJ Jacobs, and 20 on
deck.
Per steamship Manhattan. from New York-W
MCLEAN, Mary Mcguire, l. Wilton and servant
MISS MISS, LtlIe \ Wilton %Mhton Miss Julia Darlington, T
Andrews, John Campsen, Jno N Itisng, Miss En-,
ma Eaton, VIM Stone, @ Wlarda, b BaIly and
wife, A Shaw, w II Bird and wife, NJ Thompson
n NC, Calvin, Mrs Nash, Mrs Stevens, w Waterbury,
Miss a Campbell, Miss Julia Wilton, Master +
Wilton, A Polhemus. E Dickinson, s Chartrand
Kiss Kiss Morse, Master Bnily, Virgil Andrews
Miss Campscn, NJ Prouthon, Miss Anna a Fay, Ii
@ Stanton, A I Stiles, VIM Reeve, q w Lee, d
Yates, wife and infant, Mrs Calvin, NJ Ryan, e
Foster, Mrs anderson, Mrs Edwards and two clil-
dren, Mrs Rembert antf two children, Miss Molllc
Wilton, Miss Mary Rankin, Henry Cohen Oscar
s!i,werman, Rev'R p Cutler, E Bailey, wife and
child, ana two servants, Mason King Rising
anI aIsnr WIFE & Miss I s Msing, Dey weatherby,
Thompson and two children; Miss Galvn, r Bren.
nan, Miller Mrs Rogers, and 10 on deck
-Per steamer Pilot BoyVtfom Beaufort via Edfs-
TO and Rockville O&enk, DR. Thompson, II n
Stuart, Mrs Mathewes and seryont, a FRich.
mI.Snd I.. col I Whaiey, II NJ bailey, Miss Ellis, j z
Euings, MikeL, Townsend, Jr, J Seubrook
anu 30 on'dcck. --.',-' g
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nc 1'oANEJ.,s = y J',..,s CHALLENGE.
osae Hundred Thousand Dollar
Horse. r


To gentleman who inquired of Mr.. Bonner
II his offer of $780, 900 for horse that would
equal Dextcr's great performance to road
wagon was still In force and If he had any re-
servation in regard to 1t as to age, soundncss,
&C., Mr.. Bonner replied as follows:
Dear Sir7-I have received your favor of the
;llth inst, In which You Inquire II there are
any conditions, 80 far rs soundncss or age Is
concerned, annexed to my offer of 500, 900 for
horse that can equal DeXtcr's recent per-
formance of 2:2l to q road wagon. In reply,
j have to state that have no conditions OF
the Kind to interpose. I throw the door wide
open. OF course, / should prefer u young and
sound horse like Dexter, but shall not make
perform the feat. whether he be young or Old
sound or unsound-lame or. free from lame
ness-whether he have one SPAWN or two,
three ring-bones or four--be blind of ono eye
or both@.brokcn-winded or foundcred- long
Us he performs the feat Of starting. rs Dexter
started, from my stable In Twcnty-scventh-
etTeet, near Ninth avenue, at o'clock, p. NJ,
and trotting during the same afternoon on
prospect Park, as Dexter trotted, a mile in
2;2l} to road wagon and driver weighing
together 3l8 pounds. There must be no run
ming or rjumping-every Inch OF the mile must
DC trotted, US Dexter trotted ii, without n sim
gle skip or Jump; and must hayc the ,privl-:
lego OF witnessing and timing the trial, and
taking one or two friends with me. The owner
of the horse can also have one OF two friends
concerned, directly or Indirectly, In public
or advertised trial, where money is received
at M the entrance gate, or opportunity is given
that can perform this feat, / will thank you to
send him to me, rs I want to own the animal,
even II he has one or all Of the blemishes
which l have enumerated. With all OF them
after performing the feat in questions; and
con assure you that If you pilt.me in the way
OF procuring such q horse-either with OF
without blcmishes-you will have my lasting
gratitude, ana find mo ready ut any time,
whether night or day, to reclprocate the favor.
yours truly, -. ROBERT BONNER
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-20

prices Shade hrmcr, but not quotably higher;
sales $40 bales; receipts o13 bales; mlddlng
AAc.
SAVANNAH, October 1e.-COtton, receipts COTS
Dales; exports oi39 bales; sales $50 bales; mid
diihg 25ilc; good demand ana market very firm.
MOBILE, October le-Cotton In good demand
but closed hard; sales 900 bales; middllng 2I1sc;
receipts 1856 bales; exports OBJ bales.
NEW ORLEANS, October l0.-CottoH lower ut
25c; sales $500 balcs receipts 3ol0 bales; exports
to Genoa 1lSl bales; to Bremen 2a9o bales: coast
wise 1867 bales. Sugar, hhds new centrifugal
sold at l3hc, Molasses, bbls new received sol,
at 81 % per gallon. others unchanged. Cold
2o,l ssiierllng Il: New York sight exchange. IA
= discount,