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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-08-23
TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT

STILL EXISTS AT
j.. OLDS MITH'S ST RE.
lust received the largest assortment of Dry
y Goods, Fancy Goods, Clothing, Hate, Caps, and
Cents Furnishing Goods, ever exhibited in this
county. Opening of new. choice and desirable
DRESS GOODS,
such a. Leros, figured Briiants, Msrseilles, De-
lains, Lawns, Mozambiques, Alpacas, POplins, &c,
at prices that defy competition.
DOMESTICS, DOMEsTICS!
p A. 81 and 10 BIeachedFa and Brown Sheetings,
from Sc up per yard 10000 yards Of Calico, at l.
s, g. 10 and l2c. Ginghams, Tiekings, Hickory;
and many other Domestics. cheaper than eyer-be-
fore Special atten ton is called to my we'll select
ed stock of CASSINERES.
CLOTHING, CLOTHING,
HATS, HATS.
Whole suits from SIS so up to $1,000. Fine Fur,
Wool and Straw Hats, for men and children, at all
prices.
have on hand fine stock of WHITE GOODS,
such as Narcotics. Victoria and HOneyomb Spreads,
Swiss Barred Mullins, Ca nbrics, Nausooks, &c.
My stock OF FANCY GOODS Is complete in every
respect Come, zee, and look at my prices.
pleasure to show goods. Terms positively Cash.
J. GOLDSMITH,
Opposite Gustav Browns Confectionery.
Charlestown, May 3, 1870.
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NEW BAR AND LUNCH ROOMS.

"a So "a
T RESPECTFULLY beg leave 10 inloIE. my
friends and tie public generally. that have j1st
opened NEW HOUSE on the Old Market House
Square. where am prepared to furniSh all houfs
the most Choice Brands of
WINES, WHISTLES, BRANDIES, &C.
Consisting IN part az folIowS+
Vinss.-sherry, Port, Madeira, Cstaw ba. CIaret.
JobSnnisbrrger, chHs Hidsuk, dc.
YSisfiss.-Pure Rye, (GToy's,I Bower. Cabinet.
Bourbon, MenongAbhiR, sc.
Gins -Rose. Holland. & &c. .firaa ra .faF
BrGndiss.-Bure French. Apple, Peach, blackberry.
Dark, Pale, Ginger, &c.
die furnished by the keg, gallon quart.
propose to f,irn sh alsO Lunch. Picked Oystefs.
atdiIes, Ham and Bread, Boil d Eggs. &c. aud
all the delicncies OF the Season. All the FAshsas
able DTinks made in to suit the taste Of the
most fastidcoUs. have large stock of
Fl VEST HISKEY
on hand Farmers would consut their ov n in terest
in giving n call before purchasing elsewhere.
CO Public patronage respectfully collected.
JOSEPH II YESTERDAY,
Market House SquaEc-Bar in back Room
May 81. 1870.
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TAKE NOTICE /!

THE publie hereby notified that, the under
L signed having departed for short tour. the
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY of a. F. Smith Co,
in Charlestown, viii be closed until October ,lS1O.
alter which date 1t will be open az usual.
August ?, l570-tOl. AZ SMITH.
DAY Rum, Hair Oil and all the most popular hair
u Preparations of the day TO be found az
June 81. W s. MASON's.
f1OOK Stoves, all sizes, for sale low. by
" August 2 McCURDY & DUKE.
DREsEkyING Kettles, all sizes. An kinds Of
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- TO " ID 3-
ever before presented the people of the county
Tho stock embraces all the latest and most improved
styles, among which may be found
S'THE BALTIMORE PARLOR HEATERS, and
rooms the INDEPENDENT, 8 a sslfieedipg
Base Burning Coal Stove, for dwellings, halls or
Offices; the ORIENTAL, just now SO much public
favor Parlor Dining Room Cook, for wood
coal the Rink Egg stove superior article; all
other Paror, Air. Tight, and Ten plate Stoves; the
improved CONSTITUTION COOK, for wood
coal; the Sentinel, with extension top. for wood or
coal; the Olive Branch and WyOna, both of which
very superior cook.
In short, their assortment ia complete, that all
they ask is inspection from those in want, conf
dent to please both as to price and style. Also
hand, a large and general assortment of
TIN AND SHEET-IR0N WARE,
plain and fancy, and of the latest patterns
Those wishing to procure a very superior Iron
Force Pump, can inspect the same atthe Shop, or
at the residence of Mr. Ed Williams.
CO Terms CASH in all cases, unless special agree
ment to the contrary.
ROOFING, SCOUTING, &C,
done as usual the shortest notice and in the best
manner. Thankful to The public for the liberal en-
couragemert in the past, continuance is respect
fully collected. MILLER g. Smile.
October 10, 1863.
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WAGON-MAKING AND REPAIRING.

TIVE undersigned having rented the Shop adioin-
Il ing the Blacksmith Shop Of Dir. Hiram O'Bsn.
non. in CharlestOWn, IL prepared to Make and Re
pair wagons and Carriages; and als0 to make and
repair Grain Cradles sf-l--l
The subscriber Il an experisnced worknnan, and
will have the assistance of practical Wagon, Car
rage and Cradle Makers, and can therefore promise
4 faithful execution of all work undertaken
Promptitude and reasonable charges will be the
motto of the new esiablishmenf.
March 8, lS7O-tE ]. W. TRIPLETT.
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NONE ARE GENUINE
Unless done up in steel-engraved wrapper, with
smile of my Chemical Warehouse, and signed
IT. T. Relmbold.
April 90, ls7O-lY.
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CLABAUGH WASHER SUCCESSFUL!

For sale by W. s. MASON, CharIcstown.
May 81, ISIO-6m
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MODE OF PREPARATION.


Buchu, in vacuo. Juniper Berries, by diatlla-
ton, to form fine gin, Cubebs extracted by dis
placement with spirits obtained from Juniper
Berries; very little sugar is used and small pro-
portion of spirit 1t is paasAble than any now
Buchu, as prepared by Druggists, is of dark
color. II is plant that emits its fragrance; the
action of a flame destroy this Cts active principle)
leaving dark and glutinous decoction. Mine Is
the color of ingredients. The Bucbu in my PrePa-
ration prcdominates; the smallest quantity Of the
other ingredients added, TO prevent fermenta-
ton; upon inspection, it will be found not TO be
Tincture, as made in PharmacoPea. nor is it a
Surup-and therefore can be used in cases where
fever or inflammation exist. In this, you have the
knowledge OF the ingredients and the mode of prep
aration.
Hoping that you will favor it with trial, and that
upon nspection it will meet With your Appreciation
With u feeling of confidence,
am, very respectfully,
II. II. HELMBOLD,
Chemist,and Druggist,
of16 Years. Experience.
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NOTICE.

II'HE time has arrived for to purchaSe our Fall
4 and Winter Stock Of Goods, and must have
tne money nov due us; and we give this notice 70
all persons who know themselves 70 be indebted 10
u.s. to call snd settle their accounts before the
hrst day Of October next. Any failing to do
ths we VIII certainly refuse any longer credit and
VIII insist upon immediate settlement Of their
counts. n ~
To those OF our customers who have paid us regu-
larry, we tender thanks for their pstT0DA ard
II will give pleasure TO continu business with
them az heretofore.
CO. We intend to carry out the conditions Of tbis
notice fully, and thOse who do settIeby the time
specified will be prepared for refusal Of further
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VS. MAGIC LINIAIENT-For the radical cure
n of all Spinal Affections, Rheumatism, Neural
GA, Bruises, spra!ns, swellings' Cuts, Calls Sc
and Aches of any description, procure bottle of
this Invaluable Liniment, and cure is wars nted
For sale by W. S. MASON,
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MY HARDWARE DEPARTMENT.,

MY HARDWARE DEPARTMENT.,
Consists of Iron Steel Horse and Mule Shoes Horse
Nails, and Blacksmiths' Supplies and Tools, such
as Anvils, Bellows, Vises. &c.
IMPORTED AND AMERICAN CUTLERY.
Mortise Machines, Boring Machines, Jack Screws,
Chains, Traces, Hames, Trowels- Nails, Spikes.
Locks, Hinges, Bolts, Files, Chisels. Levels
Planes, Bevels, WrenChes Hoes 4 Picks.
BE- Special advantages tor furnishing Circular,
Mill and Cross Cut Saws with warrant.
A complete stock of Tools and Supplies for Car
penters. Builders, Masons, Sadlers, Shoemakers
andothers, with many Housekeeping and Furnish
ing Goods, both American and Imported.
Thankful for past liberal support, solicit orders
for the above and similar goeds.
March 8, 1870. JAS LAW .'HOOFF.
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MILLER G. SMITH,
DEALERS IN
STOVES. TIN & SHEET-IHON WARE,
CHARLESTOWN w. va.

VErE hive just received, and are now offering for
w sale, on the most reasonable terIns, one of the
largest and best selected assortments of
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PREPARATION OF COMPOUND
EXTRACT BUCHU.

The component parts are BUcHU, LONG LEAF
CUBEBs, JUNIPER BERRIES.
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NTACKRREL,-New Mackerel in kite, half bar
lfl rels and barrels, just received BY
July 10. kEAkSLE1 3 ShEEhER.
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TOOK Stoves, all sizes, for sale J,
~ August 2. McCUR
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aDEH! 4 SEE !!
Root, SHOE 1 CLOTHING HOUSE,

Anew Goods. New Store. and Prices Cheaper
IN than ever, Look at the following prices Of
BOOTS AND SHOES;
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- - 49, -s~-~~~s--~~~~-~'<~
hR. OLtN. q Bond Ct. New York OF Union. wide
I(iel utatto once, parlors. reception, waiting uut
Ing and sleeping rooms the most complete Ia America
Tees moderate ENery body send three stamps
lhet Ihon,ahd. of the unfortunate from 1ycrr Sal,
M
hh. LEVI, Reach Ct. makes n specially 4
~ treating all SUases without mercury. ThO,e a.
nc,e should be careful In selecting plys clan TAs
poctoi has gwen Ills attention those diseases Tor s
last 10 years n New York city
AIDES AFPIIt TED-In whatever way, eas
rey upon safe and speedy cure by DR. bVANs,A
Chatham 81. Circular free, nrst post.
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NATIONAA LINE .Ot eTEA MsmIp,
Ytsni II oirt.s.


SUPNENE COURT NEW YOUK.-wfIsn
- Mcguire against Jos phi p Psyten and othen Ia
purs 'cc OF n judgment order Of the above cOurS
made IN the above entitled acuon, l. Alfred I. hoksy
S he rsSfse SinsS Y ssd qdgmsns eTd INV WI ~
Estate AUctioneers, at the Exchange Sacs-Ooms, III
broadway IN the city ana county OF New YORK on ne
dn ia, OF Mach, 1870, at IL O'Clock noon. all the land
aud premises described In said Judgment dor, that
TO say Al that certain lot OF lana lynn aud be- OK
the seventh ard OF tho CITY OF New York aotcAd %
en On map OF toe estate OF the lse Hcndricg uigur
lated November Is 1878 made Dy Bridges and People
ton and nled IA the oice OF the Register In and lh
city ami unity OF New YORK aforc aid as lot numba
two hundred and i've coo. bounded on Market slroo
aforesaid ~ SAID street 10 ald ont and represent
the map Aforesaid; ea@tery la the rear By part OF 0
number Two hundred and seven C10; northcFJ BY iS
lot number two hundred and four ClOll. containing 10
wittn mont aud twenty i've feet aud IN lenxtI %
ench Side eghty- IL ee', be the same more or loA
Dated New York, March Z, 1870.
ALfRED T. ACKRRr, Referee, oPtne street
JESSE u, Rooms. Plainuf's Attorney.
IL ErElyER'- sALE ny OWnX. or u.
III PRnME C JURT The subscriber Recover Of GO
oetaio and chcct o! the jOcOn 10 Gold Company, viii
sell Of puolica ctlon by jon NSON a NlLbEK aso
unrccrS. Al the Exchange SalesroOm, III BROAD ray,
MAJ Gu -. 1870 ~ " O'Clock. all the rcs estate sud oIhet
property OF So co1psny, 20 wit 20 ~ land
cohtal ling 20 0eArlng quartz situate IN tn tovnshp
saw nil. two farm houses. barn and other bulldIna
there m; also large lot OF valuable machinery fo
nInlns purposes. n w OIL the land.
Fun particulars - b. had II the suD-crtb1r.
O. II. STARR. Receiver. ~ Cedar ~.
New York. March !. 1870.
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THE SUN. THURSDAY, MARCH 10. 1870

The footmsn. who had but recently entered The
service Of tile general, bowed and replied
General La Mother will always obtain oorrect
Information from Pierre Coulot."
ny this time the lady, whose name and title were
Leola La Mother, Countess d'Ancre, had drawn
nom her richly embroidered re,iculs small pack
age enyeloped In white silk. This she gave TO the
general saying: Be as speedy rs possible, Henri
for am NCpatient to quit this locality, What Is IL
called, CcSlot"
La Croix Rousse, countess"
" La Croix Rousse Barbe Rousseau" sighed the
lady, gazing after her husband, who at that moment
was advancing toward tho shop OF the locKsmith
WIN the small package, which contained cake OF
wax.
The continuation OF this story will be found In
NO. ID Of tho New York Weekly, which is now
ready and for sale by AL news agents. The story
increases In interest with every chapter, and the
opening part IL only indication Of the many stir
ring events described in "TnK LocKssITn or
LYONsn
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Sulpplna.

4 SCHOR LINE PASSAGE TICKETS,
70 and nom any Railway Station In Great Brit,ia
ireland, Norway, sweden, Denmark. Germany HoE
land. Bel gium anu the United States, OF steamers sA
Af LOWEST CURRENCY RATES
~ wi my imiEsDRRsos. pRoTHERs
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VNRJs RAILwAY.-fRAINs LEAVE DErof
IL FOO, Of ia o. sad TOO, OF Chsmeor ST. a. fouovs
VIZ;
"a 81. lcs, men st.
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4ri,uing.
proitsslonal 6aros.

VOuNCIsTONI SOLICITED BY FRANCIS
l. LOUTtEL. Ststioners ana Prlnters,
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Q,ntpirg,

VNEkTIi EXTRACTED without pan-Thlrteen
hssan oenainblng sppiloatOnI gas adnInistered
e1aSsiI "a 'es,a sot ON plvmPerS J. JAW Vr.
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
OF CANADA.
Alteration of Trains.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

CH7aHT On and after Monday, Oct 81, 1870,
&WXSV4W Trains will run as follows:
Passenger tram at 10 A. M. for South Paris and
intermediate stations. Arriving at South Paris at
$50 I'M.
ali Train (stoppng at all staOns) for Island
Pond, connecting with night mail train for Quebec,
Montreal and the West, at Ito p M.
Accommodation for South Paris and intern ediate
stations at $50 p. nj.
Passenger trains will arrive as follows:
From South Paris and Lewiston, at Sis A NJ
From Montreal, Quebec, 1orhan ana Banyar at
21O. Pm
Accommodation from South Paris, at7PM
~ sleeping Cars on all night Trans,
me company sle not responsible for baggage 10
oil unless notice oiven and paa tor At the rstS ~
one passsnse. for every $500 additional value. VI
re. :. SRHDG1S, Ae~agins DirsesOv.
Portland, Oct 24th, 1870, oco7is1w-ostf
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WARRINGTON.
gHs NEW YORK ELECTION LAWS.

hin NEW YORK ELECIlON LAWS.
WASHINGTON, Oct 28-There was Cabinet
meeting. to-day, continuing for three hours and
attended by all the members. The time was
occupied in discussing measures for the en-
forcement Of the election laws in New York.
Arrangements are now complete as far as mill
tary forces are concerned, and orders to their
commanders will soon be issued, enjoining
upon them great caution, SO as to give no
cause for breach of the peace, but to be in
readiness to render such aid as may be neces-
sary in the proper enforcement of law.
DISTRIBUTION OF INDIAN AGENCIES TO THE
DENOMINATIONS. 49,
The following is list of Indian agencies ten
dered to the various religious bodies and mis-
slonary associations of the country with the
appointments thus far made :-Presbyterian
SIX in Arizona, Utah and New Mexico; four
sota; i've have been appointed, j. Lee EDgel-
pert, Henry f. Livingston, J. M. Washburn,
Henry Gregory and Samuel D. Webster. The
9Th agency will be in Spotted Tails and Red
Clouds regions American Board of Foreign
Missions, two in the Indian territory; the an
pointments hing Henry Breiner and Theo-
dore D. Griffith. American Missionary Asso-
cation, four in Minnesota, Wisconsin and
Michigan; three have Oeen appointed, John p.
bardwell Seldom N. Clarke and NJ Il. Rich
ardson. Roman Catholics, four in Dakota,
New Mexico, Montana and Idaho; two have
Jones: The Methodists were rendered seven
agencies in Washington, Montana and Oregon.
Baptlsts. five 10 Nevada, Idaho and Indian ter
ritory The Dutch Reformed Church, two in
Arizona. Unitarians, two in Colorado. To
nine OF these agencies appointments have been
made. Five agencies in Montana, Washing
ton territory, Oregon, Iowa and New York
were unassigned, to which I. D. Pease, G. s.
h a, John Smith, Leander Clark and David
Sherman have been appointed
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PHOTOGRAPHIC ITEMS.

Gen. William Williams, prominent citizen
OF NORWICH, Conn.,, died Friday, aged 80. He
was especially noted for his benevolence.
The first engine on the extension of tho
White Mountain railroad ran into Lancaster
Friday afternoon amid great rejoicing OF the
people. Three regular trains will begin run
ming on Monday.
answers to the canddature of thu Duke of
Aosta for the Spanish throne.
1t is certain that the Italian Parliament will
be dissolved and new ministry be formed.
The London Times doubts if England should
not, like America, abandon her scrupulOus
neutrality and afford supplies to both belliger-
ents.
The corporation of Limerick, Ireland, have
united in protest against the Italian incor-
poraton OF the Papal States
Ship Missouri, from Glasgow for New York,
put into Queenstown leaking, having lost her
sails and boats and had her decks swept awav,
She had been fifteen days out.
A railroad boarding house at Bismarck. Mo.
on the Iron Mountain railroad was burned
early Friday morning. The keeper was burn
ed to death and two others were badly injured.
Springfield. Mass, had grand fremen's
muster on Friday. Seven steamers, twelve
hand engines and five hose companies were in
line, with three bands and FIVE drum corps. 1t
was splendid affair, and was witnessed by
10 600 people. The companies all belonged in
Massachusetts,.
The town Of Centreville, Idaho, was totally
destroyed by fire Oct. oath.
The small pox is raging at Salem, Oregon,
One member OF the Legislature has died and
two others are dangerously sick. The people
are panic-stricken.
Edward A. Pollard, the rebel historian, is
quite i'll at Lynchburg, Va.
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TAYLOR'S BAZAAR.

8Y HENRY TAYLOR q co.,
AT THE BAZAAR & AUCTION ROOMS,
II q 16 Exchange Sc, and 3Os Comb Sc.
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ALLEN MISSION CHAPEL.-Sabbath School at tn,
Allen Mission Chapel, corner OF Locust and CumDer
att O'clock T. M. Prayer Meeting every Frida eve
ning. All are cordially invited. seats Tree.
Y. N. =. AssocIAi ION, Cor. Congress and Brown
St,.-teadins Room Q. en- day aud evening. Socia
renSious meeting this Saturday. evening at Z.
o.cocK. Young people and strangers especially in
vited.
ST. PAUL's CHURCH, corner Congress and Locust
streets, Rev. Mr. Root. Rector-Divine service at
l0f A. Al. and P. M. This is free church, and al
are welcome.
ST. LUKr's CATHEDRAL.-Sunday services at 10i
A. M, - M.,and u M. Daily service at 81 A
MISSION CHAPEL, behring's Bridge.-sunday
School every sunday at II P. Al. All very cordi-
ally invited to attend
BETH IL CHURCH, 81 Fore Street.-Services in the
Bethel Church tomorrow at 10t o'clock A. M, and
M All are cordially invited from both sea and
land. Seats free.
WEST CONGREGATIONAL CHURcH.-Preacbing at
2oclock NJ, by the Pastor, Rev. ". E. Ober =
a, aysr meeting at "a p M. Sabbath School ct loi
CAsCo STREET FREE BAPTIST CHuRcH.-Preach.
ing tomorrow at 10, o'clock A. M. and O'Clock p
~ 20, Pastor, Rev. A. A. Smith. Sabbath Sch Of
will be held at the close of the morning SERVICE The
puohc are invited.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hall.-Ths Children's
Progressive Lyceum will meet at lOf O'Clock A. M.
SECOND ADVENT HALL.-Elder A. P. Moore OF
Boston, will preach at the usual hours public
services. Per order.
NEwBURY STRReT CHURCH, Rev. Samuel Farri-
son, Pastor - There will be services in this Church
Tomorrow morning and evening. The Lord'e Sup
per will be celebrated in the afternoon. All are iu-
vited. Sunday School 2 p m.
PREBLs CHAPEL, corner Preble and Cumberland
SIT ets.-Rehgious services tomorrow fSundayl al
Ioiiows: Sunday School at O'clock P. M. Preach
n2 = r. saTed concert in the evening BY the
children Of the Sunday School and the choir. All
are cordially invited. seas tree.
rssr UNIvERs sLIsr CHURCH, Congress Square
Morning service a. 100 A. M. At7P M the Pastor
VIII deliver the fourth OF series of doctrinal lee
lures. Sutject-"Regeneration
FREE ST aEEr BAPTIST CHURcH.-Services at the
usual hours. Sabbath School at close OF morning
service, All aie invited.
PLYMOUTH CHURCH.-Prof. VIM. NJ. Barbour
~. ii tngor, will preach tomorrow morning
and afternoon.
Preaching at Woodford's Corner School House
bv Rev II: A. Hart. Services will comm ence at I
O'Clock P. nj.
SECOND UNrvE ssALIsT SooIETY.-Putnam'
Hail lndIa St-Suuday School a. TO- 30 a. m. Preach
ing at 3 p. m. by the Pastor, Rev. James Marsdel.-
Lecture sermon at p IN.
SECOND PARIsH.-Rev. DIR. Parker Of Gorham
Will pr ach in the Lecture Room OF the PaysOn
Memorial Ihurch tomorrow at 10 2 a. m, and
P. M Sunday School at IL. Social Meeting al
o'clock p. m.
X NJ. G A.-The 18th Anniversary of the Y. nj
tomorrow evening at O'clock The public are IN
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NEW YORK. Oct. 2S-Cotton firmer; sales 81 200
bales; Middling uplands 162c.~ Flour-sales II O06
bbs; State and Western les active and q 1Oc low
er; State at 80 a %; Round Hoop Ohio at SO a
IS; Western at 30 a 1885, Southern at 81 q IS.
Wheat heavy and a &c lower; sales ia COO bush.
No. Spring at 80 q 323 for new; NO. at I IA
tor old Winter Red and Amber Western at "a "a
35; White Michigan at As q 80. Corn scarce and
frmer; sales 2C,090 bush.; Mixed Western at 80 a
SIC. Oats dull sales 49, 900 bush. Ohio at 80 "a SEC
Western at 80 a 5ic. Beef-plan mess at 40 90 "a
IS 90; extra Is 90 q 1S 90. Pork dull; sales $500
bbls.; new mess at 25 rs a $500; prime at 81 OF q
@ % So Lard dull: sales LOG tierces steam at "A @
l6c kettle at 16 16sc. Butter quiet; Ohio at 20 @
3sc; State at 26 q 43c. ,whiskeymawestern free at
8Sc in wood and 89c iron hound Rice Quiet: Caroli-
naat Ia 7ac. Sugar firm; sales 1000 hhds.; Porto
Rico at 10 "a 1O4c; Muscovado at 81 "a 1oc; fair to
good refining 81 @ 10c; No. 70 Dutch standard at
1Osc. Naval Stores-Spirts Turpentine quiet with
sales at 43 "a 44c; Resin quiet with sales at 90 tor
strained. Petroleum dull; crude at 1l2c; refined at
23lc. Taow steady at 81 q Sc; sales $40 900 fbs.-
FIeights to Liverpool very fl IN; cotton per steam
q 9-16d; flour per sail Is Cd; wheat 81 "a Sd.
CHICAGO, Oct. a. Flour dull. Wheat lower; No.
Spring Chicago at 81. Corn-No. Q mixed at 523 q
52sc. Oats higher; No. 2 at 344 a 35Ic. Rye quiet
No.2 ateSc. Barley tirmer; No: Q Spring at !sc -
High Wines dull at SAC. Mess Pork more active at
"a 30 a 25 rs cash. Lard at 155c tor new. Cattle
moro active at 30 "a 10.
Receipts - 5000 bbls. -four, $4,000 bush. wheat,
$1,000 bush. corn 5000 bush. oats, A. 900 bush rye,
- bush. barley, 1900 hogs.
shipments-13OOO bbls. -four, $4,000 bush, wheat,