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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-06-29
SPRING AND SUMMER MILLINERY

I HAVE received my supply of SPRING and So NJ
i MER MILLINERY GOODS, and can supply the
Ladies with the latest and prettiest styles OF
HATS, BONNETS AND TRIMMINGS,
think my stock Will compare favorably with any,
and my prices not exhorbitant
lam very thankful for the patronage heretofore
enjoyed by me- and trust the Ladies of The town nd
vicinity will End it of interest to them 20 and ad
miro my NEW GOODS. and continue their orders
with me.
Throughout the Season will receive weekly ad-
ditions to my stock-always afTording the very
newest styles.
Straw Goods BIeached and pressed to order.
All work in my department executed with hope
OF pleasing customers and retaining their favors-
Work. therefore, will be done promptly neatly and
fashionably. MAGGIE w. JOHNSON.
MaylS, 1869.
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JORDAN'S WHITE SULPHER SPRING

FI0c Niles from Winchester and One and q
Ha!}' Niles from ,StcpAensOn's Depot.
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STUDENTS
THE CELEB DRAFTED

Can enter Mt any time az there racatiors.-
Special individual instruction to all Students
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list PNRLISUED.

January 5, 1sGo-ly.
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The standard OF Business Writing is adopted and
taught in its purity at this Institution, by
one OF the mcst experienced and sue
CCssful teachers of Business and
Ornamental Pcnmanship
in the country.
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CLEARED.

steamsnp Volunteer. Jones. Wilmington, NC-J Lorisrd
Steamship Chesapeake. johnson, Porland-J Ames
Ship Fawn Nelson, Gloucester-Thos Dpnham's Nephew
4 Co.
Bark Warwick tBr), Kline, Rio Janeiro-Pendsrgast
Bros 4 Co.
Bark Cazelle. Black. Barbados-Henry Trowbrdgs's
Sons.
Brig Christian TX CDanN sonns, oporto-Funch Edge
Co.
Brig Eastern Star Foster Baroados-BIshop Bros.
Schr Jesse CARL Underhin, Para--B Weinberg.
Schr II Kelly, Reid Apalachicola-Jed Frye a Co.
Schr Allen Middleton Jr, Ames, SavAnnah-N McCready
a Co
schrJ Crowley, Crowley, Bucksviie, sc-snow 4
Richardson
schr II Rapp, Gale, Eichmond-van Brunt A slashl
schr Helen, Perry New Acknowledgment Wood.
Schr Mantle, Greene, Taunton.
schr Elliott, Buell., Hartford-Fcrguson A Wood
Bro
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THE BROKEN HOME.
~>~-~~->--~---~~~-,~~S>~-~~
"TRUTH STRANGER THAN FICTION.

In San Francisco, on the north side OF Folsom
street, overlooking Mission Bay, stands paatial
residence.
The interior OF this house Is even more beautiful
tnan Its exterior every apartment being In us way
gem Of rnagnldcence aud refinement
The library especially realizes the most perfect
ideal OF an elegant and cultured home.
And yet at the moment we look In upon him--one
August afternoon, as he occupied his 1ibfary--tne
proprietor OF al this wealth appeared OF all men the
most miserable.
nc was Mr.. Morton Prebie, for many years a lead.
ing banker Of San Francisco
II was In vain that the broad bay window At the
south end OF tho room had peen opened, giving In
Press 10 the sunshine and the fragrance or rare
MOVERS: In vain that the walls were lined with
richly carved bookcases and paintings; In vain that
soft couches and LUXURIOUS chairs had been gathered
around hin.
He was wrefched
lie lay on a sofa, in the deptha Of the great bay
window the wreck OF O once powerful man. His
figure was thin and gaunt: his face white as mar
bic: his eyes having an expression OF wofu appre-
hension. OF narrowing anxiety, OF dreadful expect
ancy.
il was evident at glance that no merely physical
BY wh&t whitening secret, by what destroying
Affection had he been thus agonzedf thus hanntedf
thus huntsdi ne 30 noble and good lie 20 wealthy
Az he moved restlessy upon his luxurious
cushions the pretty clock ON the mante piece struck
I'VE every stroke seeming 70 fall like q hammer
upon the heart Of the nervous Invalid. He aroused
himself, Struggling feebly TO sitting posture.
"oh, wIli this fatal day never, never pass y, he
murmured ''nor bring M reiieff"
Noticing with nervous start, That be was alone,
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menced an inquest last evening IN the case OF
Johanna Krouse, iive years OF age, who was Killed

menced an inquest last evening IN the case OF
Johanna Krouse, Ave years OF age, who was kneu
yesterday morning by being run over by car No; 10
OF the North Second Street (E. d. Railroad. IN! h
evidence introduced was not Conclusive, anu wy
inquest viii be continued this evening. oeoige
Thorpe, the driver OF the car, is held 10 a"at 'he
result OF the inquest.
ATTEMPTED SuioiDg.-At an early hour yesterday
morning roundsman Scott. OF the Forty pre-
cinct, found respectfully dressed young WOMAN III
South Eighth street suffering nom the effects OF an
overdose OF iandanum. On questioning her she salu
her name was Lydia Ann House and that she TOOK
the drug because she was tired OF life. The officer
conveyed the woman her residence, NO. 1875 FIRST
street, and medical aid was secured she VIII
probably recover. Mrs. House was partially insane
al the time.
ARREST or ALLEGED THIEvEs--Wiam and Ellen
King, claiming to De man and wife, were arrested
Yesterday afternoon Fulton street, by sergeant
Rogers and Detective Van Wagner suspicion OF
being thieves. On searching them at the Central
once six sets Of gold sleeve buttons three sets OF
STUDS ana one gold pencil were found in their
possession Three sets OF sleeve buttons were sub
sequenty identified by Mr.. j. n. sayer, Jr, No. 81
Fulton street, and two sets by Hart Brothers, JeWe
iers in Fulton street. The gold pencil aud STUDS
have not been Identified. The prisoners were heid
10 answer.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED nv TIN HERALD STEAM yAo1r,.

hEFOh1EDBY THE HERALD STEAM YAC7ry.
steamship City Of New York fBrl Delanotte Livsrpool
SSy z, town ys HasI 7b win mdse and ss
shp City Of Baltimore hence Tor Lysrpoe ssIs ssS a
passed steamer showing rocket with blue and
REQ nsn' io.a exchanged night signals with cunard
Steamship Borus,a NO. Hebieb, Hambors oc, Al with
Faie from WsW % wNw during the passage Now "a
lon D. bark Pae 9 s bound sSr
.s g " lon IS "a Bremen steamer bound 18Th, "a, 81
~ Ion d5 49, OF the Anchor line steamers 18Th on
shnnteoek ship Cornelius Grinne, from London
Steamship MORO Castle, Adams, Havana Nov ~, vim
SA'saa sta with mdse and passsngersr to the Allan
,o5. ,ss M cha: LSra rernaadna Nov IS with
steamship vrso Buckley, Savannah, Nov le, with mdse
~ passengers, 70 Murray Ferris Co. Nov H. AM 20
miles Of Hateras, passed steamship Leo, hence Tor sa
Steamship Charleston. Berry Charleston 81 hours with
I'd y miles OF Cape Haitefss erchapged signals with
Delaware Lghtshp passed seansbps General barnes and
Esae pound also steamship Magnolia, hence for Charles
sSa a1s ssssesa cyds Price Wilmington, NC with
s.,An'aiP lone Gibson Winters Georgetown DC, with
NOSE " ralps Brown l1'h nat, had severe gale from
ship American Union, Grant London and se 81 Wight oct
" - % nhce tben strong norhery and NV gales,
Alser' SbT from New York tor Bboa Nov a. 0s
- s No ~ tsFessr rom Baltimore, bound for Rio
slot rom boa; John D Jones, 40 IS. N''e'
BARK Henry Bait Liverpool oct7 with mdse 70 order;
and winds Nov ~ Oh nohtauk, had a strong gaie
from ~ IN Nhich ost manra maint0pgaant sa and two
Jbs had plot on board ak days Nov lat 40 AZ ion s5 Dol
spoke Dark EnchAntsr BID, from Liverpool for Alexandria
Va " '~,
Bark Do,ette mo- schuken, Bremen a. day, with sss
and 81 pasfeneers, 10 Funch, Edge Co. Had modeaie
weather durnS no passage 10 the OF The
saw dsmasei bors loaded With lumber Abandoned hsr
boats all gLu had o her stern -
Bark George Kingman Of Boston, Holm Cronsta6, ser,
is, via Esinore Ocs 5, with mdse Ropes o. p.ssaJ
the orkney ssudA Oct 49, bad hno weather duriag dc
passage. -
Brig John Burns "a, Boston,, wyman Hiaat,t.n. "a
days, with cedar, sc, TO Loud Co. Had neavy es
hsf the whole passgs los, nd split sails aud badly
strained. '
es'e Mcleod Br, xcLsod, peparars, Sc days with mo-
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Marine Disasters.

BRIG BALEAR, Benson from Nassau for New York. with
earro OF oswood, ashore at Little Egg Harbor
18th inst She win probably bs got Oh BY taking out her
cargo
MARY COLLINS to Boston), for Shelter Island TO
load guano dragged both anchors went ashore morning
OF 18th inst Long Beach, She tight and proba-
bly, would OF without damage.
BARK HAzAHp, at Philadelphia from eottenburr had
heavy weather on. the passage and stove buwarks
BRIO PERSIA (Br)-Port Chester Y, Nov 19--On Wed
ssaSs COR. %
on Island OF RE She has holes stove in her
total oss She 100 tons buhen, and s owned Nova
Scotia.
BRIG HONE from Turks island for Philadelphia, Ashore
1sth) the Pea Patch will probably of to-day.
MrnnsAs as y, Re. A. s squsn Inlet, T. IN b.
the beach, but would probably be got OF soon.
SOM HER BERT from Jacksonville for Providence, Al.
Delaware Bea kwater 18Th lost sails and par, OF deck load
Soma AnrErAs from West 10Th ms, for Havana with
cattle, got ashore bnt anne OF without injury.
ring The Storm Of wednssday at Hampton and became
9 To % A oS wen. and a T
time and place.
Jrpnlr. Tanning At Portland l7,h from Boston;
ana had buiwarks stove and fofesah torn.
soas Amor LAwnrsor tot BrootIyn' Me- from g.
Haven vas driven aground by The gale Of The 7tn on the
ssa Rock Here the water made breach over her, ans
ana %H she a g fs tide TO she
e sns 70 asGS rye se s.s9 o ss nss q lighters when
soHR X L CROOK (of Catskil, N W Young, bound for
Newport while barbor OF New Haven dragged
Choir and ashore on Haloeks place tho nth, with
both anchors down She ia loaded With stone and viii prob
ably have 10 discharge her before she
SCH james McGes also dragged her anchor and went nearly
ashore at the same place.
Sem MARGARET KENNEDY tof Strstford) with coal FOR
hHord sank Oh Milford barbor morning OF the 18th. Crew
saved The scbr old craft owned in stratord
Milford. The vessel and cargo insured
ScHR cAPsrzED.Captain ober, OF the schr Abbott La
renee reports 18th inst about three O'CLOCK who of Rrp
ford he saw vessel supposed 10 be schooner. which lie
ray w over IN the gale II 10 supposed that she went dosp
received and her name 10 unknown.
soma sUsK.The steamship Tariffs r) from Boston At.
rived ith reports passing 18th init, OF Cape Cod,
fore aud at her about ~ oihirds
water fore and mansaa urled TO the gar opsals flying
loose apparently put a short time IN that situation
M tscellaueous.
Purser Albert OF the steamship MORO Castle from
Havana has our thanks for his attentions.
Wa are indebted to purser Warner, Jr Of the steamship
Cbas W Lord, from Fernandna, for favors.
WhaIemen.
Bark Endesyour, Taber, OF New York 10 reported at sea
June a. lat ~ N Ion 1903 e, with 100 bbls add IL black
nsh OIL
Spoken.
B.rs Al s.na rus from Singapore for Boston, Nov 49,
schr Jua Rider from New York for IndIanos Nov IT,
of Key West.
scbrT W White ot ruckerton Nj from N ew York for
Jacksonville, Nov IL, OF Cape lookout.
Foreign Ports.
CARpRHAe Sove Arrived bark Fannie Hiekels 81 John
NIB; brig r Mash, Moulton, Havana.
Basd Iesb bara hlmoner, 0srey from sagaal, NYore
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POET OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 10, 1869.
Herald Packages.

Captains and Pursers Of Vessels arriving this port viii
please deliver all intended for the HERALD
regularly authorized agents who attached Steam
Yacht feat The New York Associated Press not now
collect marine attend to the deli
will be BY the following extract from the proceedings
Of the regular monthly meeting held March 3, 1865
Resolved, That after April 1853 the Associated
Press will dscontinue the collection Of ship
harbor Of New York. Passed unanimously,
BS- The Office OF the HERALD steam yachts JAMES and
JEArrKrTE at Whitehall alp. All communications from
owner, and consgnees TO the Of inward
sells will be forwarded free OF charge.
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FSakiLL.

eU1cIDB-An irshman, aged fifty years, name not
Aseertained, committed suicide here Wednesday
night, by taxing laudanum He had been Of intem-
perate habits. Coroner Vandewater held inquest,
the jury rendering averdct in accordance with the
facts.
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nRO0KLES INTELLIGENCE.

SUDDEN DKArH.--An old lady, whose name was
not sscertaned. was taken suddenly I'll yesterday
afternoon whine passing through York street She
was removed 10 the Forty second precinct station
house and died Ia O few mnufes.
A RAILROAD CAsuAJTy.-~Coreper Whiiehil com.
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ROyDOUT.

LARGE FIRE.-The cement mills and sheds OF
James n. vandemark, Mineral Springs, containing
100 barrels OF cement, were completely DESTROYED
by nre THIS week. Loss $1,000. No insurance.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A sxsss THE SUNDAY MERCURY
N of tomorrow Nov. I'D
contain the third nsament OF that engrossng story
PERDITA;
FAIR AND FALSE,
with n synopsis by reading which any become al
acquainted with the instamens already published R
they had been read in full.
Also,
mrthfui description Of
LIFE AT CAMBRIDGE COLLEGE,;
aGording gimpses OF the learned pundts and their rsky
giving Of the students scrapes tricks
Societies. mock and roai ceremonies
amusements and general joities
Also,
complete and racy account Of the frolicksome
Ball OF the Persian Cotere,
Central Park Garden,
together with
tho OF the world up to
daybreak OF Sunday morning.
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REI.OW-

Bark 81 Bernhard MO, from Bremen Oct 4 with mdse
and passengers Chas Luing Co. Received pilot 18th
inst, lat 10 %, lon 70, from boat Hope, No D.
Wind At sunset SB, fresh
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P0UGHkEEPSIE.

THE CoLoRED TROOPS FOUGHT NoBLY..-There
was parade of coiored men IN this place Thanks
giving Day. In the evening the Black Swan gave a
concert In aid or the CoIored Mems Union Benevo-
lent Society.
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Ut IFE IN LONDON"
IL The SUNDAY WORLD, OF November 81, will have q
continuation OF the sketches OF "LIFE IN LONDON, as
seen by n World Reporter" ,
These sketches attracting greater amount OF in.
terest before excited by similar publications.
The expeencesdetasd and the pictures drawn are
aud instance done with regard TO fidelity Tho
Great Babylon Of the World laid bare with the dissect
Ing knife The SUNDAY WORLD OF November 81 will conf
tain several chapters OF the horrors of the London Sums
all their hdeous and heartrcndng nakedusss and will Inv
clude the following features and subjects:-
1.-THE OLD JEWRY COURT"
liza SCHOOL OF DETECTIVES"
Iff-"THE P0CkETB00k GAME"
VICTORIOUS RELICS OF CRIME"
y-"fHE CHIEF Or THE JkWRi MEN,"
vT-"uNDER LONDON BRIDGE"
VILLAIN AMUSING vAGAB0ND."
villa PAUPER CITY,
IX-'THE PRICE OF PERDtT1oN"
IA LEAP IN THE DARK" ..,,
XI-"GOOD BY, MOTHER, GOD nELP Mk -
XTf-"SERGEANT MOSS GETS EXCITED"
XIII-"HOT EEL SOUP. FOUR A. n.
X1v-"0NE OF sHERMAN'S MEN,"
Xv-"DEATH AND STARVATION"
XvL-"STEEPED IN MISERY
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MhRktTw
xvlII-"SPRATS AND MACkEKELm r.e~,
XIX-"AN EIGHTEENPENNY BREAkfAsi."
XX-uNEWQATE MARKET".u
XXI-"HOT COFFEE AT DAYBREAh'"
xxII-sTHAT NICE YOUNG GAIL,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES At MiDNl1hI,ns.
XXiv--"PO0R LITTLE DEvILi HE'S DhhD'
FATTU'S.H
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ICE CREAM, MADE OF PURE CREAM oNLY-DE-
i licoua In flavor and unsurpnsAen duamy' bosrdna
auctions 10 church Jelles end Charlotte Russo 50c
.r nvsrt HUNTINGTON EMfGH, successors TO J. Fus
III i cn sDb Fonrth aysnue and l,2sS broadway.
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< 000 GASES or GROUP CURED BY DR. TOBIAS
O.UUU VENETIAN IMMINENT Il never fans II uasd
when first taken. Sold by the druggists 10 cents.
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MEDICAL WONDER,

MEDICAL WONDER,
"A HYATT's LIFE BALsAM
Rheumatism Neuralgia and Govt their worst stages
Scrofus, Kings Evil Eryspeas old Ulcers and the wors
Of diseases of the blood great Debility Liver Com-
plant. Kidneys Salt Rheunaa &c Ae are fios cersain
public twentyone year has cured hundred thouAan4
fails when taken directed. IL certa
curative for Fstuih In ali durable II the fopesU
old ulcers, where the bone has become carries.
The Life Basam does not contain particle OF mercury %
any mineral. X
Mr. Pearsa Inspector Of State Prison =. Trsnson
NJ j. eighteen since afflicted with ulcerous erup
on OF throat tongue and treated with mercury
until the disease had reduced his palate nose and face TO
frghtfu behold He induced BY Joseph H 9od
win, Esq, give the Life Basam trial. when In four days
healing began and In comparatively short time be Wa
healed completely. City 10 this case-Brown u
Goodwin, broadway near Fortieth street.
CHRONIC RHEUMATISM.
From B. Conway Tragedian Park Theatre. Brooklyn, N.Y.
DrAH SIR feel Il duty both yourself and also to
others who may that distressing disease,
chronic rheumatism to add testimony In favor Of THAI
truly valuable medicine, the Life Baaam For years was
completely Frustrated with rheumatism In s most aggravae
ted Character tried so obtain relief from the most eminenf
medical practitioners both here and in Europe but In vAnA
when fortunately for myself tried the balsa and s eect
oiracuous; In word, have never expsrienced rec
Of the disease showing the be radical In every
been recorded You Mt perfect liberty TO use this come
NEW YORK. Nov. 10, 1853. +. B. CONWAY.
Principal depot Grand street. Fold by druggists u
per bottle for o. Sent everywhere by express.
Hy ats Inza Snun Is cents permanently cures Catarh
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No scale before the public possesses tho sensveuess
simplicity, rlgdty. accuracy durability, compsctpess,
location which belong 10 the
SAMSON COMBINATION
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THE SAMPSON SCALE COMPANY,
$40 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

Manufacture and have constantly hand for sale, Weigh
Lock- Railroad Track, Hay, Coal Cattle, Warehouse and
avery variety OF smaller Scales
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SHIPPIN G. NE W s.
Almanac for New York-This Day.
Weather Along the Coast.

NovEABHs Is-s A. n.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-10
Remedies for PoIsOns.

Cases Of poisoning often occur in
which life might be saved, and hours Of
agony averted, if we only know what to
DO in season. IF a poison burns the
throat and acts violently upon the stom-
ach, swallow half a pint Of sweet oil, or
melted butter or lard; and within five
minutes, take half pint of warm water,
in which has been stirred a teaspoonful
Of ground mustard and salt. The oil
arrests the action Of the poison, and the
mustard and salt cause vomiting. If the
poison swallowed does not burn the
throat and act with instant violence, but
causes sickness, stupor or faintness,
swallowing the whites Of three eggs
also a quantity Of the strongest coffee it
Is possible to make. and in a few minutes
take the warm water and mustard and
salt as before mentioned. An eminent
physician says that with prompt use Of
oil, and white of eggs and strong coffee,
and the emetic as above directed, the IA
tai result Of any poison likely to fall in
the way of man or child, may be always
averted. These remedies are, in them
selves, harmless, and might be all taken
into the stomach at once in any quantity
without damage to the system and they
arc things that we always have at hand.
But while using these things don't fail
to send for a physician. And above all,
and first Of all, don't have any poison
around.
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they descend, and at the pit-eye the
lamps are examined as the men enter the
particular district of the mine in which
they may be employed. Every day the
fireman examines the clothes Of each
miner, to prevent the introduction of
pipes and matches. The Law is observed
very strictly. If a man is found to have
the means Of striking a light he is sent
before a magistrate, and is either fined
or imprisoned. But such a discovery is
rarely made at Rosebridge. The author
ity of the manager is regarded, and he
himself IS personally respected by the
men and throughout a large colliery
district these mines are noted for the
admirable system Of working adopted,
and for the skill and wisdom engaged in
their management.
From talk about matters IN general
we, still sitting in this cabin six hundred
yards below the surface of the earth,
turn to what is more personal, and l
learn that my guide has had mis- dangers
and his narrow escapes, as all men must
have who have to do with the getting Of
coal. Once he was in at an explosion,
and Of course ran for his life. The
subtle choke-damp, that palpable white
mist, was swifter than himself, and float
ing all about him, so numbed his senses
hat he sat down, and felt as if lulled to
a gentle, delicious sleep. Consciousness
was fast passing from him, when his
brother, stronger han himself, dragged
him rapidly to the pit-eye, and saved his
life. Ny friend thinks that eh~oke-damp
is the easiest and incest possible way Of
dying, There is no pain-there is sim
ply a going to sleep, which you have
neither the wish nor the power to pre-
rant |
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The Liverpool market, at the opening
to-day, was sciiye-Uplands, ll5@
II 3-l6I; Orleans, III /. At 1:20 pm. it
was active -Uplands, l1B91I4d on spot ;
si Dat, ll5i; Orleans, lls@II4d; sales
1900 bates.
The New York market was unchanged
at the opening In every respect. The
ll:5O am. dispatch read as follows /:
"C0tton so excited and unsettled, accu-
rate quotations cannot be given. Asking
fer Low Mtddllngs Isle; Upland3, 29c /;
Orleans, 294c Good Middlings, 305c."
At the clcss it was quiet but irm-Up-
lands, 2Slc.
AT u u to-day the New Orleans mar
ket was higher, with good demand
Middlings, 264'. At 2:l5 p n the de-
msnd was good and prices had adj
vsuoed-Middlings nominslIy 27J sales
1900 bales.
Our market has been excited and very
Irregular and quotations which would
suit enc hour we're too lJW the next. On
this hope nearly sll the sales Of the day
were made. Holders were asking nexlly
II not as much rs the same grades were
selling for 10 New York. Buyers we're
willing to operate, bat wanted some
margin; holders would not conceda, so
the day closed upon . really inactive
market. We learn that 3 large number
Of our citizens are INDUCING IN cotton,
80 far as their means will allow-some
offering to Ilsdge their real estate 20
raise the means to purchase the staple.
This mania extends all through the com.
munity. Those who are unable to buy
outright, put up their margin o. 5000
per bale and let the factor carry the cot
ton. We quote ss follows, promising
that it is possible that some small lists
were sold both above and below our quo
t~atiO0R.