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PROPOSALS
,OTIOs TO IRON NAN

NOTlCa TO icon Man
JNTED STATS EvS- ~rrR's OFF-cs.y
No al .Fra SrRstr
LoT-syIrrE. ny f,b usr, d. -. I
At this once until !. m on wkuNFSDAY !. n ,r-h
so, Tor the delivery, & sEch 1T iu tta ci5y
o. 95y,o pounds Of Bolts weder- a. .1ik.s al
Z" le 81 hIet class coke Iron.
Inflammation with reg .rG g. the lengths suI .ire-
blanks Tor proposals Il ~. form - r,ref auF az
Sl1st lni9r mstion will T. fur nishel application
A printed copy Of this sdverti -erneut nu-t Is
accompanied by a written enarsutee -ienaa S S
two re-pcnsl prr-on-, th Al The part, or oa-ti..
prsrcsing VII enter into contract upon rec.iyia
No lids will be entertained except from iron
al bids if sh ,I be deemed Tor ,br ii,rt = -
Cove pment 20 DO So.
Twenty per cent 81 the amount tue r. n "a n la.
livery Of said iron will he rr,ained A. security Tor
the fulhlmept Of the contrast
Proposals. must lie enclos in 50 .lei .-ns-l ne.
endorsed Proposals tor ir n :, AZ .hircs,ed 70
to2Ost R Meet . Nap O. e Eas
OFnGE DEPOT CoMNIssARY or sUs
wAsHixGrov. d. G February a. Isa
WANTED. GOO pounds Of good H.ri ..p
Proposals. received NATL !: m. oa W 2'h IN.
fsi6st NO EEL. .. scr a.
PROPOSALS FOR THE ERECrIOV o.
STREET LAMPS
MAYOR : OFFICE CRY Han
wAsHINsToy, b Q rrbrusry IS 10
Prop o.s!s VII lie received A. IN of uu'il ~
sd Instant, at - O'Clock m in pur,u.nra OF m
ACT OF Councils, approved nvemb.r "A SIS Tor
iurn,shILE this CORPORATE "a viii iron lamp posts
ana lamps the lamps 10 be Of such pattern. As IA.
Msb or nav des gnate, aud the posts 70 tee "a ls-s
than ten feet long, sni pr'Ject eight feet sbova
ground when planted; The base 10 - con
.tructed with circular hott IN, of not less thau
~SntI inches disme'sr and the tor TO be or sviied
win proper arm or the support 4 a lal az. IN
whole 10 weigh not less than two hundred and ffty
pounds
The proposals w II be placed in .led NV, on
endorsed Proposals for Street Lamp" AMI -a-l
must he scco mp ,nlcd b. the written ,rsut ~
respOnsIt lie party known g. b. such 'hat II a.
Cepted the bidder will eXeCBt- q coLtrac- ia iur
form. and perform the work in accoffabca cher
with The guarantee must b. ia soS-tancr as q
lows.
Il A d. guarantee II this Pr bsal b. acc p,ea
BY the MaSOT, that I'll bidi-r Will enter 40 /,
contract fer the same aud p rfO-5n the work a,
coTding TO the req 7remeuts tBeTeO
signed. A r."
The right 10 reject any and al bids is res rived
frl5S 3. j. Bow On MAYOR
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PAWNBROKERS.

EsTABLIsHED 1852,
HfRZBER6e Loan ysFiCs
3sl N0bTB e. STREET,,
between a. and Sth streets. im1resists!y IN re-.
National Hotel
~ Highest advanced male strictly CJII5ss.
tial a " -.
'l'BB OLD 1sIApLJsHkD sIaaO E
u 5. G0LrSTEiE & GO
klckESED PAWSBEOhEA
- rOUb AND-A HALF STREkT Nss
-. near Penusy snis svcuue
Oners tp- highest cssb s-yar-.s or a. krrF
mercnaL Sc, t. any amsunt snf co. sDy 80.
tme desi I'd at REASONABLE rates
intereot on large sunis srestiy rsCCccr -
fnsiness strictly CONFIDENTIAL
10y
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AUCTION SALES.
FMS AFTERNOON.

Hhfs AfnEhNOUNs
kf SAMUEL sAMsTA8, Auctionesr.
kahk OPpOETCNITf-f'LoSI OUT OF
eTHNENs' OLD STAND
, he entire stock OF fret class Cent Furnishing
1ooGs, OF The above stand viii he closed out s-its
ootre.erve. be stock consists Of
S.eto n ma White shirts
fine In ported silk Knit : birt. and Drawers
Liteh Drawers and u Osiery
Also.
h"Nsr.er snd Courvoisier- KID Gloves
=, IN ADDITION, Q large variety of-
Us, osnts, Add Perfumery
ne sale vii comm nee ne SkTURDAy gyF
until di. D. sed OF " ~ N'''""e ds'p
he"euoer the pisce STEVENS
P@nnsylNst - ay-nua,
.,s.. under Netrapoiit.n I'll
ieio-N SAMUEL SAM>TAG Auct
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RAILROADS.
rALTINUkE AND OHIO RAILgoAD,
"a nc - Erysssss .szaET

baltimore AND OHIO gAILgoAD.
@M s- ss ssss zaH
w,-HI~sroS, iss
sokE ani "asHIkGroS AND TIE TESr,
sre now run ss follows. viz:
FOB BALTIMORE
:. h. aud - 80 IA, $40. ssa soP' n 4"
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
Lesye dali, except Sunday. 81 and so 4 N.
,... !oE ASsAP2LIs.
n from aHBspolis or sunday
FOR BsLTiMoRr
leave AZ a. and , 80, q, $40. AMI
FOR wAf STATIONS.
Leave a. VI snd and SO q. NJ
FUk ALI PARTS OF THEW
gave daily, eHoeGt saturday aud sEusay, It
on saturday nhH At -" ! N. anaapn.
1T sp 81 k It s, sTd x,,s Pr. S0
more to ThSsiihs. Psrsersbnrs Sc "0H '-"'
ThTeGsh uckete % the Nest can bs had AZ the
s da .6a !. isE c @, 81 6 Sou c
Pennsylvauis syenue Passengers purchasing
have their baggage called for aSi checi cd st thsip
-esidenoe aiken 70 the depot. and pot in the beg
Fcr New York Ph;isdelphis .nd Boston, see
.fv' rtisenent II Through Line =
Nv COLI General ss y Ti6es, isSratu
aosa GEO kooNTZ, General Agent.
CHRouGH LINK BETwEES wAsHIsGren
PhssHsA WV YoEk. D&1@
rrsine petw cen wAsBINGTON AND Hru
fobk are row run - follows, viz:
FOR NEW YORK, .citsoKf chanss Of GAYS,
Leave daily EXCEPT sunday At A. NJ. snd
ZOE PHILADELPHIA
! besse daily Except eundsyD at A. M. IN
.sa as. .. rs ssr fats at $40 M and rhi'-
Sleeping care sar New Hork on $40 r. n trsia
Through uoketsto Philadelphia, New York, or
4. us GAY. Also, q, the Compsnys once. No
aoe pen.sy sania avebse Passengers parchasins
Eav. their baggage called Tor ana Checked ~ he
residence. taken be depot, and put In the be-.
see Baltimore and Ohio Rsilrosd .dverti.emept
Tor scbednle hets cen Washington, Baltimore An
L WILSON. sAster @. rrsnspOrtss,sn,
non Gara = ~; Senersi Ticket Assst
I NITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
ON the petition of PROS T f e. ls;s
.aSss or h NJ on tbs sth asy o M,y sss
proyement in Grain b srvesters. 10 luz ~ IL"
o,.i ordered that said petition be heard at this
ss THE Sl aso Ssss .Rs
0f's twenty day. Before tss Az 4 sss %SSa ''
eIo-Ias3w Commtssioner Of Pstenn.
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
IN n. Nhs,aissToS Fesrgsry q 1884,
RHoDEs, o. Taunton. ms.sssSaseii s' praying Tor
a. a. e,tsssop Of patent grsntet them 90 the sth
for Ieath.ring Tacks
cO ss a,,s ia. sss BE heard :, a:
may oppose this ex ension OBJECTIONS, dispositions,
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TnleA Tnnt them for Susinsss pleasure. OF 9.
men, who, IRON the foIiis. q youth, Or oths,
Ss1sss feel . debility in edyenoe Of their ye.rs
Sny one, saould nrst read 1.-THE SECRET Friend
~ t1a .:s ri lcarn o.
e s AsaIsss bs. GaxRESs sruxSf |. 90,
bossoo, 2aes, Nfly
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" TO q 90,
IMPORTERS OF
ITALIAN WINES, LIQBORS, CORDIALS
DRIED FRUITS, &C..
No. 253 Pennsylvania Av ES,UE;, bet; 18th and
18th sts.- south side, Washington. d. U.
italian vermicelli, Mscaroni, &c Pastes OF all
kinda; Pure Olive Oil from Lucea; Pure Sorrento
OIL, &C.: Naples. Sicily, Swiss, and Parmigiano
no q SIM
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NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON srp.n
~ shIf COMPANY.

SHIP OVmPANf.
NEW kNPREss LINE
TIE ONLY DIRECT LINE BE. ~
TWEEN hAAmiAG TON AND Sffh
So, NEW hDRk o--1S~8
~ run two steamers direct fr m New York 70
WASHINGTON. laudiU freight AZ g stre.t Wharf
LesfiGs Nev h ora every " edp-sdsy and SATURDAY.
81 II Leave g street hart, Washington,
"Nefy MONDAY aud 1hnrsday at .. m.
RE eht received 81 ell hours, aud forwarded sf
lou est rates
&C HoCGHTON, Agent. q street Wharf,
MA-hinstun; HYDE rAhLgR. Agents %
ws'er street Ge"Tsetown;M GLDRIDGE 90
hs.tn htNardris. Va JAMES HAND, Arent.
IiS " all street. New York fsgty
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1lY VIM. l.. WALL a 90, Auotionter-.
IL Stores 3l3 and 3l1.
Southwest cor Penna ave aud 9th street

Southwest cor Penns ave. aud 9Th street
TRUSTEES SALE oF BRICK HorSy AND
LOT ON STREET NORTH, RETWEES IN
AND 81 STREETS WEST
- BY virtue of q decree of the Supreme gourt
IL: of the District Of Columbia pssseI Ia equity
oanse No. iis: wherein ellen Cotter -
complainant, and Margaret Fitzgerald ct al are
d@fendapts The undersigned. ss trustee. will of.r
Tor sale, IN front Of the premises At pubIic auc-
non, or TUEsDA the 9th cay Of March. 1879 st
SO clock p, m, Lot numbered sixteen ~ in
square south of sluare numbered 1--WE hun ired aud
Sky two 1863 OF the auth nic sround plan Il the
city Of Warrington, with the i'm Prov ments there
on consistinC OF a etUry Brick House
This property H. located in n heslthy and thriv-
inc section OF the city, and offers great induce
merits TO persons DESTROYS of making - safe aud
profitable Investment.
Terms cash. Conveyancing and stsmpS AZ the
cost of the purchaser. dep eli o. 3 % will lie re
Quired as soon ae the property u soli.
AsBUkH LLOYD, Trustee
re Is eo&ds W. WALL & co Aurts
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LOST AND FOUND.


EOUHD-A small amour I of MONEY, which the
owner can have ~ calling az the store Of Ell.
PHOH/U lOJSGS AGO, Alb Pa. ave describing
the amount and paying for this aiver 1t"
A GOAT CAME TO MY PREMISES on 18th
"a aul streets and Vermont ave. The owner
fc % ~ ROBERT BERRY.
o. BEwABD-srsycd or stolen from the un-
C.I ceTslgned. on the 18th instant. a grey aud
horns bored ANY one returning the Gov will re-
HENRY AHRKER.
fe - 81 Corner OF list and h streets.
| OsT.ThuTscay morning, a rLIT STEEL
three If smaller size. II left at Nc. I7J street.
near 18th, reward will be paid. fe 10 ST.
hISTBICT OF COLUMBIs. wAsHTxsroN
~ C"JSIN. sS-l hereby certify that Amos w.
sguder, Of SAID county brought before me las
BAY MARE.
about thirteen hands high, and twelve year old
marss 10 be seen; the hind left foot white, shOd
al rourd no marks OF gear
Given under ny hand as one OF the Justices OF the
Feace 10 AM To- sail county this I'm Ia ~ feb-
rdary -e69. II. WILrBEk9ER
The owner of ssid Mare is hereby warned to
prove hi property, pay costs, and take her away,
or she will be dealt with acc0r, ing TO law.
AMOS SOUOERS,
Living Oh Dundss' farm, on the old Blsdens burg
road. fe 1885,
TWO sHOATs HAVE COME INTO MY
premises. on lith street road The owner
VIII please come forward. prove property, pay
'iarees aud lake them AVA. JOHN YORK
Gin REwARD-Strsyfd from the stable
CRU OF General Il. Darlington, 81 street,
ns vt ls, I'm p AID an s s,TsTt S9 on TN sIsn
urt1Tai .sceT, property Of CARRINGTON &
MILLIhMsON fel3 Il
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BOARDING.

BOARDING.
ROARDlNG-Wil be vacated March lst. tye
- furnished ROOMS. with witho al B0itd in
a private family, No. Sol 7th, between ana b
streets north. fe 20 ST.
A fEW BOARDE 80 can be accommodated with
"A BOARD and LODGINGS at 81 81 per week.
Table Board IS 20 per week Apply at 3O3 II 81. o..
bet. 18th and 18th. MRS. BORN. fe ~ IT.
OOMs-Furn shed or Unfurnished, with
II EUABD. In a private fanny, neighbOrhoC d
desirable. convenient To Capitol and cars; wafer,
gas, and bath in the house. Terms moderate. Ad-
dress VI, Star Office. fe9J IT
E'OR RENT-With without BOARD, two
neatly furnished CDhNUNICATING ROOMS.
AZ 81 9Th street, between and X. Terms mod
crate. f.l3 AZ
E'OR RENT-Two nicely furnished commu MICA
1 ting ROOMS, on first floor, fronting south, on
Pennsy y snia Avenue, with BOAED. Also, one
very pleasant Room. suitable for two persons Ap-
PLY al I22 Penn a avenue. feISI'
CHOICE TABLE BOARD, meals prompt mod
~ erate prices, at 435 ii street, between 10th
and 18th streets. fel7.6.s
EIRsT CLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
Il FBONT Rooms. 10 be had on reasonable
terms, at II. street, between Eth and 18th,
short walk from most of the pubic Offices.
feb I'm
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TRUSTEES SALE OF oUsEHoLB FURsI-
TCkE ON NoNDAh NEAT
n Ny virtue If deed # trusr q me- ~
W undersigned. bearius cate on the g;h day uf
- January. lisa and duly reyDr i-' "a - st'.l
hettr nd No. J, foliOs Is. sc Ia aIi Tor Wash
,n.ton County, ID. g viii sell. MONDAY
NkAT. the I'D day of February 4. u i,sq At
O'CLOCK q % on the pteui.es. No. 30 New J@r
sey avenue, between and g streets NORTH. lo' e
housebold furniture, consisting in part - B-f
stesos and Bedding complete. such as Pillows,
boIsters, Blankets; Sheets Comforts. &, Also.
CARPETS. Stoves. OH Cloth Truckcry "a are e aue
and Wood Seat chairs. Kitchen sn6 Dining Tables
a. d number Of articles too nume-s.s To- rnentioU
Terms cash. ALBFkT FON. Trustee
fe lost JOS kgIIEy Au-tf,ue.r
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q. L. WILD, formerly Tuner of.-r
Knebe,s, and subsequently Of Stein. rTH
BIO q Piano Store, l95 18th street, be .ween Pa
avenue and street. still gives especial attention
tuned and for sale. Pianos Tor sale, re at or eI.
change se S0-ly
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Rf FOLEY CO, Auctloae-r.
~ viii be cold ct the late residence ~ NJ.
W II Lavender dereasef No 70. Tth -,
on MONDAY, hruAry 2ad instAr, a, "A
gSseclook 9 large lot of Household Furni,nr,
coTsistina Of " '''e'
Rtcs'eads, Beds and Red ling Tables Chair.
Bur. aus, one Sofa. Lounges. Fsrpst- COIL 80
rarkr stoves With 9 general assortment Of
Household Goods. 70
IL ls-I' foLEN A co Au-t.
DY JOSEPH KELLEN
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VKIGLER BYE WHISKY,
II (MARYLANDJ
FOUR YEARS OLD. Finest IN the city
Sold only By O. wIrNER.s
Him Grocer. ll9 Pa av. near ista street.
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~ JUSEFH hkLLkf,
- Real Estate Agent and AH-,yooear
Office, 3b3 Eighth street west. near north u
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Passengers.

Per steamship Champion, for New York-A S
weeks, kayton, Sherry, wife and daughter,
II Lelding, A 8 Nandervlc, Cullinanc, Il NJ
Wright, X Mills. Mrs NASH, Mrs Calvin, and f L
Hutchinson.
Per steamship Sea Gull, from Baltimorc-Miss
Carrie lngraham, Miss Frost md servant, Master
90 Tidemann, Commander Ingrahan, Mrs In
graham, Mrs Whiting, Master Whiting, Miss Ge-
raldne CouTtcnay, and Miss Charlotte lngrahRm.
Per steamship MlnnctOnka, from New York
Miss Roper, Mrs Looinis, II Taylor, lady, three
children chill, and nnrse, Emily Ielssig, Miss Farrell
Bowen, w Beckett, ID Gardener, ana lii The
stccrage
Per steamer Dictator, from Palatka, via Jack,
sonvile, Eernnndinn and Savannah-Mrs Bcn-
nett, Mrs Henderson, v Clchrist, T. Simpson,
Mrs l0llng and child, e A Oliver, T. rhclail, Mrs
Scatter, ID licyward, II Darlington, l. II Iiubbcl
@ II Quincy, y II Van Saun, q Barlow and lady
7 ID Lockwood ana lady, ID Callahan, w II Iiur.
CESS, Hazard, II w0olfc, % Paine, tmo Mas
ters Paine, q Paine, ana 10 on deck.
Per steamer Pilot boy, from Savannah, via
Beaufort and Hilton Ilcad-C Shuinakc, Mr. he
velski, Mr Cnsko, w Ilarlon, G q Foster, Mrs
Peck, Mrs Casman, Miss Scubrook and sister G. ]
Coicock, Jr, two Masters ScabroUk, L l. Turner,
Miss Purvis and 13 on deck.
Per steamer ST Helena, from Edsto-H T Ter.
rill, il 4 SwntolI, Dr ] Murray, ) $ Whalcy, Mrs
Poulnot and son, G Richmond and wife, and 10
on deck.
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOI;EIGN MARKETS.


LONDON, October 80 Noon = Copsois OK,
Ronds S2IG.
PARIS, October 3o-Noon-The Boursc opens
steady. Rentcs 7of 55c.
Evcning.-Thc roursc closes steady Rentcs
7lf soc.
LIvERPOoI., otobcr -Noon.-Cotton buoyant:
uplands, 12d; Orleans, 12Ld; sales 10, 200 bales /;
others unchanged.
Evenlng.-Co;ton closed buoyant; nplands 1oa
l21sd; Orleans 12ildal226d; sales 200 bales, OF
which spectators and exporters took 1000 bnIcs
IIAvRE, October 3o-Noon.-Cotton opens ac-
tive; on the spot If 47c; ailoat If 3oc.
DOMESTIC MARKETS
NEW YORK, October 3o.-Eoon.-Moncy unset.
tied at 8a7 per cent. premium. Sterling ex-
change, long sight, S1S, and short sight, OK per
cent. Gold 2s><. Southern securities steady.
Flour unchanged. Wheat 10 better. Corn 1c
lower. Pork lower Mt $50 7sa3l. Lard dull. Cot
ton q shade flrmer ut e6%c. Spirits turpentine
dropping ut 46xaiIc. Rosin quiet. Frcights
dull.
Eyening.-Cottcn shade nrmer; sales 1900
bacs ~ 261Sc, closing quiet. Flour heavier, with.
out q quOtabe change. Wheat active. Corn "a
&c lower. Pork closed at $50 90. Iard-kcttlc Is
alS4c. Naval stores dull. Freights quiet. No
ncy easy ut 5a7 per cent. chiefly per cent pre-.
| mium. Sterling exchange quiet ut s;IaS2s per
cent. Gold 20ao9x. Government securities clos
ell dull but steady 5-2o's OF 1902, 1105snlao. State
bonds dull but steady, except North Carolina 0's,
which arc lower mt AK, and 3sts for new.
SAVANNAH, October 3o.-C0t,on receipts oso7
baes; exports 1880 bales; market active ut 24kc
for middllngs; sales 1900 bales.
MOBILE, October 3o.-Cotton in general an,l nc
tive demand, and opened at inside and closed
quiet at quotations.; sales 1900 bales; middlings
2fxa2A1<c; receipts 1761 bales; exports 1893
bales.
NEW ORLEANS, October 3o.-Cotton nrmcr ut
247<ao5c; sales 5000 balcs receipts 4Ia2 bales Su-
gar lower; centrifugal l2Aal2sc; yellow clarified
12Ac; prime 13c. Molasscs lower; centrifugal
soc: fair 77Hc; prime soas5c. Gold 29k. Ster-
ling 4oE. New York sight par.
CINCINNATI, October 30.-Corn, new, 6Oc; old,
s5as6c. Mess pork, old and new, s3l, with q light
stock.
LouIsTrLLR, October ao.-Provisions quiet. Ness
pork s3l. Bacon, shoulders 17c; sides ooc.
Whiskey 81 IL.
WILMINGTON, October ao.-Splrits turpcntine
shade lower ut 42c. RosIn steady; strained 81 IS.
Crude turpentne unchanged. Tar unchanged.
Cotton quiet at 24a24Hc.
NORFOLK, October 3o.-Receipts to-day 1241
bales; exports coastwise 1894 bales; salcs 200
bales; low middling at 24iia24I; market quiet
and weak.
AUGUSTA, 0ctobr 3o-Cotton n shade nrmer
and more active, with salAs OF sS5 bales; mid-
ding 24c.
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same time have been 1881 bales upland and rs
bales SEA island, OF which 32f3 bales upland and
AZ bales sea island were shipped 10 New York,
1892 baies upland to Boston, lJl bales upland 10
phiialclphla, GTG bales upland To Halt timorc. 1852
Dalcs upland To Liverpool and bales upland anu
10 bales sea island TO Charleston.
Rl:t.-Illc stock Of new rice has been increased
during the past week by arrivals ut both mills,
anu operations have been commenced. putting
clean on the market. The demand has hccm
SGo'l u 7aiaoc for prime Carolinus. Adviccs con.
tinuc nnfav0rable, both from Carolina and GeOr
gin. The samples Of rough sent TO market have
not yielded ns much IA was expected. WcScc no
reasol to change our opinion that the present
crop viii exhibit deficit of fully onc-hlrd, aud
that riccS must rule high during the season. We
hear sales OF lot or clean ut an advance Of iic
ON oui lust quotations, and, with the present
lights IcfOrc uS, we can only advise planters o
bc CAUTIOUS in putting their grain on tic market
There lave hccn heavy arrivals, ami the market
has ben quito active during the PAST Mrrk.
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Savannnh bInrket.

SAVANNAH, October 2s.-COTroN- -Notwith-
standing the prediction OF s0mo that the prices
Of the staple, which have been firmly sustained
for some weeks past, would exhibit during the
week under review q decided falling of, W0 arc
pleased to note that they have been steadily main-
tanned: even In the face OF nnfayorable advIces
from New York.
Our advlccs from tho interior Indicate that
nearly the whole crop, at leaat in Georgia, has
been housed and is being glnncd. Reports or
heavy frosts have also reached us, which put the
quictus upon any further development of un-
opened pods.
At the close OF the weeks operations we have to
report o weaker market, tho demand being re-
stricted to small orders. Some COO bales were
sold ut say: Liverpool midiling, 24%; low mid.
ding, 2k; good Iniddlng, 23Aa91c.
SEA 1sLAED.-ln THIS grade OF tho staple but
little has been done during the past week. We
hear or sales Of about 10 bales et the following
figures: Choice, 6oao6; 1ne. 6oat5: common 4oa
46c. There has been no general demand, and,
although the phove sales indicate the opening OF
tho market flr this staple, the above figures must
be conalderee nominal \
Tho roceipts at this port aInce October 21st
amonnt TO 1875 bales OF uhland and 460 bales OF
sea Island, OF which 1860 lbales OF upland were
received per Central Railroad; 1888 bales Of mp.
land and 16o bales Of sea island per Albany and
Gulf Railroad; $40 bales OF upland from landings
on the Savannah River; bates upland BY wagon; I;
~ balos sea Island from Beanfort, and 275 6alca
seA island from Florida. The exports for the
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'S
THROUGH LINE TO
CHINA AND JAPAN.
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.

steamers OF the above line leave Pier >t,r,e1
10 -. North River, foot OF Canal street, SSSAg9
new lork, ut II O'Clock noon, Of the 1st, liti and
on Sunday, then the Saturday nrcccding.)
departure of LIST ana Dist connect ut Panama
with steamers for South Pacific and Central Amer
lean ports. Those OF 1st touch ut Manzuno.
Departure OF l1th OF each month connects with
tnc neE steam line from Panama to Australia and
New Zealand.
Steamship CHINA leaves San Francisco for
China and japan October 4, 1860.
No California steamers touch ut Havana but 20
direct from New York to Aspinwall
ome hundred pounds baggage free to each adult.
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or further Information an.
ply at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE on tie
wharf, foot OF Canal-street, North River, New
York. f. r. BABY AGENT
marchl2 Tyr
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November.
M S,ln-nO moon !

M Srr-nO moon
No n,orn-nO lUoli-
No dawn--no tlilsS-nO proper time OF day
No SSy-no earthly view
No distance looking blue
No routl-llO strcct-nu ''t'Uthcr Siuc the Way
No end to any row
No indications where the crcScentS go
No top tn any Stceplp-
No rcCognil0ls of familiar people
No couricsics for showing 'cm-
No Knowing 'cm
No travelling III a!l--nO loc0mOtiOlI
No inkling OF tic way--nO mUiiOn--
M go'-by land or ocean,
No mail-nU post
No news from amy foreign coast
No pIrk-nu rng-nO afternoon gcntility
No cOiliany-nO nobility
No wlrmtil-nO chccrftllnrSS--llO hcalltlul case
No comfortable feel in amy member
No shade, no shine. no butterflies. no bees,
No Griiits, no flowers no leaves. no birds,
November
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Interior Cotton 1Iarkcts.

WINSSBORO'. October 3O.--il bales were sold
In thsmarket during the two days 1T a3a23,,.
ATLANTA, Oct ober 49.-MarHct duh ut ool, TO
"3c loi mhdngs, 22 for low mi,dlings 81 for
good culinary ana 20 for ordinary; receipts 100
bales.
MONTGOMERY, October oo.-cotton muHc;
dull; more sellers than buyers; low middlinS
nomin,lly 22sla23
COLUMBIA, October 30.-Thcrc has hccn Il
brisk tcinand for cotton during the week, and
about t6i bales were disposed Of as follows; 30
at %; lat 23l ~ ut 2iti: As ut 33H; II ut 23 "a
22s at -: SO 1T 2iiI 80 III 2iI4c.
MACON. October 22.--The market today open.
cd dull ana continued without change TO the
clnsr. Prices heing 20a23c, extremes. We quote
lniIdlt Es 23c nominal. Received to-day 1899
bales: sold, 5ll bales; Shlnrch ISO balCs.