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STREET Qu0rATIlJi
Half-past Five O'Clock p. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
FRIDAY, August 1876 NJ.

FRIDAY August 1851 NJ.
BgEswAx slow Of sale the were unim por-
an The demand confined to small lots. which were
selling at 24c. 36c. for Western and Southern.
CANDLEs.-The market very quiet, the demand still
being confined to small lots TO supply immediate wants but
there change prices Adamantine IL "a ounce
quoted at l3c. 6c. sperm, 3sc. s5c. patent
42c. a 45c.
CoFFEr-The market for Rio was sti passably active,
the demand being entirely from the prices the
better grades remained steady The low Qualities were
heavy at quotations. There sold 1000 bags ex
Fyen, and 236 do, Hansa private terms Maracabo
freely sought after, and saes of 2nO bags
Peder and NeIs; 1000 Theresa, LOO do ex
Laura Pride private In other bus
unlmportant though full prices asked We quote
Rio. ordinary cargoes. 14sc. H7c fair do l5c &C.
good do. l6c l6Isc. prime l7c. PIKE extremes FOR
lots Hc. lSc. Java, bic. singapore lec I9c
Ceyon The sc. Maracaibo, I59c. l8sc. Laguayra
1916 lec jamaica, bc. 17c. Ceara, 16c 17c Costa
Rica bpc 1916 Manila, 1sc. l7c; Mexican l5c lSc
and Savanila. lbBc a lSc., all gold. duty paid
CoTToN.-For this staple there a good demand for
spinning and increascd inquiry for Speculation, but
scarcely demand for export Full prices obtained
especially for the better grades, which sought
aier, and which freely offered. sold
1,72 bales ncudng 10 to arrve) OF which l0s5
spinning 232 specuaon and 15 for export future
delivery the business moderate the oeng
lows:O0 bales, basis low middliDg, August,
700 do. for September at l7c and 200 do October
We
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Cpsdnds as1 hoef,e ana


quote :Msnia. siSc 2219c sisa rope, 2oc,
bolt rope, i9c.
Cooo-Thc demand kinds was light and the sales
unmportant. We quote :Guay yaqutl bond, 9Jec
l0isc godi Asracabo do. 25c. 2ac do, and Caracas
do, Tic lsc, do.
CooPEEAGE SrocKFor all kinds the demand was light
but prices quite steady at former quotations.
sugar shocks, 3sinch heads, 81 80 49, sugar do do
50 20 S2 co. moasses do, 81 do, So 40 G2 So
S5 box do $50 pipe do, s6 50 81; hoops feet,
X45 n $50; hoops, IL feet $40
DyFwooDs.-1hcre demand whatever for export
and scarcely inquiry for home and heard
important sales The offerings of most kinds
being anxious to SELL and heavy and nominal
the following quotations :Jamaica logwOod $15 Xl6
gold; Domingo do &ls SIS 60 do Honduras do, $25
S26 do; west coast Lima wood. G6O, currency csmwood
800. gold, and fustic, S17 n $19, do :
FLOUR AND GRAIs:Recepts,.l4 sas bbls -four 100 do.
meal, 6l,S6l bushels wheat S5,575 do
corn, 5l,ee3 do oats, $40 do. rye and 1856
do. malt. For State and western -four the market
less active there being demand from the
and only moderate inquiry for export, and prices
heavy, though quotably lower To sell TO any
tent holders would have bcen Obliged TO grant reduction of
10c from yesterdays prices The sales
l0,W0 bbs Southern hour only moderately dealt in
hut unchanged in vaue. saes 800 bbs Rye -four du
and heavy and prices The sales about l52
bbs Corn meal WAS duh and nominal ut quotat ons
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THE NEW DRAMA F0R NlBl0'S.

TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
In your account in Thursdays issue of the pro-
ceedngs Of the Fenian picnic it is to be regretted
that harmless advertising squib about new
drama In preparation at Niblo's should have been
construed into anything offensive to any class of
our citizens. The ominous words "orange" and
"true as stcef' have no further meaning than is
conveyed by the allnsion to color an incident in
this story Of the mimic drama.
JARRETT & PALMER.
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of the day are shown below


were without much influence upon the markets
even of gold and governments. The war news Is
still OF that nuZziing character as to present alto
gether too intricate problem for average human
intelligence IN determining the precise results OF
the conflict thus far, with any degree OF sasfac-
tlon; that is, snch conviction as to encourage in
vestment-"Whos ahead?n Dealings are conse-
auenty upon very restrictive scale, the expecta
gravity OF the situation deterring the bodest
operators from extended ventures
GOLD STEADY.
The gold market was steady to-day, within range
OF q per cent. The first sales in the room were
made at 116h, and afterwards at JIG. Later prices
advanced to l1514 but reacted again, and declined
to 1l6 upon the receipt OF the London advices show
ing bonds to be firm ut SsH SS< and consos s1s1
92 In the afternoon the market again advanced
upon reports That private kilograms had been
received giving lower quotation for bonds
In London. Reports were also circulated
that Napoleon was dead interpreted to threaten
revolution) ana that France would open new loan
on Monday. Under the influence OF these rumors
supposIng them TO compcate the general financial
situation, and expected heavy shipments to-mor-
row. gold, after the formal closing OF the room, ad-
vanced to 1162s 1eH. the highest sales OF the day
being at 1163s. AT the close the market weakened
again and left Off at ll614 ll67f. The following
table shows
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The market for wheat quiet demand being light
for both export and mddipg, and with fair offerings prices
were easier The sales were abon! 7boo0 bnsnels at 81
81 20 ~ ~ for soit No. Milwaukee spring. 81 8I ~
for Chicago do 81 62f 81 70 Tor waite and 81 AZ
81 ~ for amber wnterthe latter price for small parcels
Corn in good demand and prices higher closing
9Oc. for prime. Sales 10000 bushels at SIC. "a
mixed Western s3c. Soc. for kiln dried 81 81 IL for
white and yellow Cats were in active request but lower
owing to the liberal offerings The
els at 49c for old Western, afoat 5c Sac Pennsyya
mia and Ohio ana Ac. Soc for black Western. Rye
barley and malt continued TO rule duh and nominal
fRRtGhIsThe market extremely quiet, the offerings
lower Vessels suitable for the
trade were In more demand and hrmer though
not quotaby higher. The LIVERPOOL
per steamer 1900 bushels wheat at SID 500 bbls rosn
private terms, aud late yesterday 1880 bushels wheat
The charters wereA bark .now In Boston) from City
Point to Trieste, with $40 hhds tobacco Sos brig 55
tons to the wndwsrd and two brigs from Spanish
New York, ON private terms also schooner l49 ons to
bbls petroleum at 5s 3D. and LOCO do 3s brig to
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tho Rev. J. II. G. BeSubien. Mr.. J. WESLEY HILL OF
Cincinnati. TO Mrs. NEy.LIE TAYLOR, or Mobile.
Cleveland and Mobile papers please copy.
R0BBRTsQN-BELToN.-1n New York, on Wednes-
day. August IL, by the Rev. William Moylan, OF ~.
Lawrence church, JOHN CAMPBELL ROBERTSON. OF
Irvine. Scotland, TO ANNA T., eldest daughter of
Colonel J. y. Bolton.
Philadelphia papers please COPY.
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Heavy svy..-...-............... ssc. S9c s3c a. 35c.
and heavy, S3c 8sc. "
METALsIhe market for copper passably active and
stronger closing quiet however about alc for
and Tor Lake the The sales lbs
On the spot and for forward deliyery at 2lc sper
was quoted at 63sc $50 Gold, with small sales within
the range Lead was steady with moderate demand,
sales being 90 tons ordinary foreign at $6 ~ gold
Tin-Pig was quiet but holders generally arm
iu their Views and English held higher being quoted
at the close Mt 82c god sales 40 tons English Straits
were quoted at a61sc;, gold, and Banca Ghc or
We quote Il charcoal vs. % 80. god coke, ~ SO
AS DO For Scotch pig iron the market was auie the de-
70 noie in prices About $50 tons sold at SSS FOR
Egiinton, HA for 6lengarnock and $35 for Cart
.herrie, the market being steady at these prices
American was scarce, and the demand being more
active prices rmer and hisher closing ut 1888 1884 for
No and &sl $s2 for Nos There were sold 1900 tons
No. l. craneiat 33$ $G. OF old "T' rails, 100 tons
were sold on private terms Refined bar continued to rule
dull and nominal 1t S75 New rails quiet but ur
changed In PRICE I'VE quote American, a10 S7i
N9LAssEs- business in this article confined to
small lots to supply tue immediate necessities trade
and with continued fair offerings the market remained
heavy To sell to extent holders would have
been Obliged to reduction Of about &C. our quota.
tions which must be nominal The sales were
unim Ortaut. We
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eights. .7a "a; Mississippi Central Railroad first
mortgage sevens. rs 7s do. second do.
eights 65 50; New Orleans and Jack
son first. 50 "a; do. second 70 o Is; Mem
phis and Charleston Railroad nrst "a 80; 90.
second, 70 Is; do. stock, 80 80; Greenvuie and
Columbia Railroad, guaranteed by South Carolina,
o. 70; Macon and Brunswick, guaranteed by
Georgia, rs 70; Memphis City sixes 80 q 81;
Savannah City sevens. 50 50, New Orleans consols.
old, u 70; do issue railroad skies. es Q 10; do
new sevens. Is "a
MONEY.
the market worked easily upon an average or five
per cent, although loans were made both above
and below that figure, In the latter case however,
IN governments as collateral.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
is shade weaker, and although bankers have not
yet reduced their rates they are selling freely at
concessions. We quote the nominal rates:-ster.
ling, sixty days, commercial, 1OSH o 1O9h;
good to prime bankers 1osx l00X; bankers
rates, short sight, lloH 1l0k; Paris, sixty days,
bl3X o.12k; short signt 5.O7x 5.OS1; Antwerp,
5.1sK 612h; Switzerland, 5.lsA 5.l2k; Hamburg,
SO 81; Amsterdam. an AK; Frankfort, AZ q
421z; Bremen, 80 sok; Prussian thalers, TAX Is.
THE TREASURY STATEMENT
The following shows the results Of to.day's busi.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS

Married.
HItL-TAyLoR.- Thursday evening August
Is, al the residence OF George O. Boniface Esq, 10y
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The currency balance is reported from Washing
ton at the close of business to day $3s AGO. con
Of which latter item sss o4O are gold
certificates.
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$780, 0U0.
GOVERNMENTS STEADY.
The government market is without new features,
but continues steady and inactive. Prices at the
close were:-United States currency SKIES ll2
ll2k; do 1881, registered 1l41s O 1I6; do. do,
coupon 1l41s a 1l4a4; 90. 1ve.twentes registered
May and November III a NIX; do. do, 1882, cou.
pon do, 112H 1l2X; do. do 1884 do. do, Ill q a
11I1s; do. do, 1885, do. do, 1111s 1117S; DO do.
1865. January and July, registered, 100 l1OH; do
do, 1856, coupon, do. 11o 11ok; do. do, 1857, do
do 110k a1101; do. do, 1885, do do, 1lot1 I1O2.
do ten-fortes registered 1861 1o5*; do do, cou
pom, 1855 a 1OSA.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES.
The market for Southern State bonds and other
Southern securities duh and steady through the
day without important features. Prices closed as FOL
lows:-Tennessee ex coupon, 62h a 621s; do, new,
6O1a 6oZ; Virginia, ex coupon, o3 81; do,
new. es s3k do, registered stock, old, so a
81; Georgia skies, SO IS; do. seyens, 911 90;
do. sevens old 90 a 92; North Carolina. ex coupon,
50 52h; do. funding, 1855, 80 40; dc. do 1888,
35 80; do, new, 81 "a 33; dO special tax.
241 rs; Missouri skies, 9oM 909s; do, Hanni-
bal and st. Joseph, S9h 30; Louisiana skies,
70 TO- do, new, &C a So; do. levee skies, ~ a
i2h.; do. do. eights, s71s sS; do. Penitentiary
sevens. "a q IS; do railroad elghts, S3 SO;
Alabama Gves, 20 a 72ia; do. eights, 99K 100;
do. railroad eights, 93 e5; South Carolina
skies, so SO; do, new. January and July. 70 "a;
do. do, April and october, 1914 49, do rsgistered
stock, old. rs q 49, Arkansas sevens, rs rs; Mobi.
and OHIO Railroad, sterling, 10 80; do interest
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L,,b. B5 as Pr 3d. g. s@ssf0's'ss ca S.;"ooo. S;s
Middle Middle ss5sc. aSosc. Csc. assc. s5sc. 2sc.
Good damaged. 95.Sc. 26,sc. 25c a5tc 2ic sbc.
Poor damaged, all kinds, 20c a2c rough light Soc
SXc middle and heavy, 3Oc. &c. -
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GOVERNMENTS STEADY.

Engagements Tor the shipment OF specie by TO-
morrows steamer are reported as exceeding
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GOLD LOANS

were made at one, two, three three and half and
four per cent for carrying and 1at for borrowing.
The operations at the Gold Exchange Bank were
as fOllows:--
Gold balances 1924, 900
Currency balances. Observation-Disclosures. 1,bSO.GlS
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AT meeting OF the grand jury of Henrico
county held al the Courthouse Oh November 10,
1870 (the death OF GARLAHD HA1NES being an
nounccd.) on motion, Thomas Johnston, Isaac Y.
Austin, j. u. SIcb emile, j. L. Grubba, and II. A.
Watt, were appointed committee TO report suit
able resolutions upon his death. ... ....
The committees rcpored the following pream-
BILE and resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted ... .,s -. +. a....... ... s..
Whereas 1t hath pie ssed Almighty God to re-
moe by ieata from our midst our friend ard
esteemed fellow. citizen, GARLAND BAISES, as
s. ock Of corn. fully ripe, to the heavenly garner,
who for many years has filed with honor nume-
rous Offices IN this county:
Resolved, That while we bow with submission
10 The wisdom and me-cy which has taken from
cur midst our venerable and respected ieiend and
fellowclt we desire to give expression TO ihe
feelings of sorrow that I'LL our hearts when so
rs, ,ful and good citizen has been taken from otr
county e.. 49,.
Resolred, That we tender 10 the afi cted widow
anu mem oers of bis family our condulence md
sympathy In this deeply aflc;ive dispensation OF
DIVINE PI evidence.
PeSolred, That the secretary transmit copy Of
these resulu Lions 10 the widow and family of .ur
deceased friend and furnish copies OF the same
to the press for publication
THOMAS JOHNSTON, Chairman.
Hugh Il. Watt; Secretary. g.. III.
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The POETRY OF MEcHANIsM.-Hon S. S.
Cox, NJ. c.. Of New York, delivered the
first lecture of the Young Mems Christian
Association (winter course) at the Grace
street Presbyterian Church last stpight. Not
withstanding the intellectual treat of
anol her kind, offered gratis in another part
Of the city, Mr.. Cox had tirst-rate au-
dience in point of numbers and intelli-
gence, and we hope it was remuneratiye to
Poetry of Mechanism" 1t was q lecture
marked by; originality Of conception and
pleasing d19tion, and was listened to with
profound attention. 1t is hoped that, Mr..
Cox may be induced to lecture again be.
fore leaving Richmond. ..n =.
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DEATH FROM AN OVERDOSE OF MoRPHIA~-
On yesterday evening the Deputy Coroner
held an inquest upon the body OF Robert 9.
Moon, at bis late residence near the corner
of Grace and 18th streets, ut which the fol-
lowing facts were elected:
Mr.. Moon was clerk of Paine e. Co., and
was perfectly well at half. past 6o'clock on
Thursday evening. He went home, and
after supper walked out and returned
seemingly much excited by drink. He was
Il drinking man, and when in that restless
condition, induced by too great indulgence,
it was the custom to give him morphia with
view to produce sleep. One of the in
mates of the house administered four grains
Of the drug Mt one dose, and repeated it in
smaller doses at intervals until he had taken
nine grains then, being alarmed at bis con-
dition, :Dr. FarraE was sent for, and found
him (about A. NJ dead. ,..1.ta..,;
The jury found verdict in accordance
with the above facts, ..,,,., - s.,..
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Excitement at West POinr-The Cadets
Indignant at the Order Relieving
Their Galored =. Brother IN Arms .:



Indignant az the Order Relieving
Their Gelered brother - I'm ARMS -
] froIsa Arrest.
| WEST POINT, Nov. 16, 1S10.-The greatest
| Excitement that has relieved the usual mo-
notony OF military routine at this post since
/ the battle with dipper weapons between
Cadet J. W. Wilson and (colored) Cadet j.
w. Smith occurred to-day at the reception
| of the news of the War Departments ac-
ton concerning the verdict OF the recently.
| convened general court martial. Had the
| accused been sentenced to be led out and
snot, public establishment could scarcely
have been greater. The general expectation
! was that If Smith escaped dismissal, he
would not fail to be severely reprimanded.
But simply relieving him from arrest, under
circumstances where severe punishment
has been awarded, Is a result almost in
credible. Military law, and especially the
Military Academy rules, strictly suppress
all formed opinions and feelings upon
the subject. But neither officers nor ca
diets can conceal their feelings, which are
we'll known to be quite unanimous. The
| cadets do not have such class meetings as are
in vogue in civil colleges. But they Will
and do talk. They are indignant and dis
appointed. Not that they desired to injure
the accused any more than he is already in
their estimation, nor to glory in his punish
mer because his long-protracted arrest
wa -evere enough. But they assert that
his prcyarications and Inconsistencies have
condemned his cadet honor; that, black or
white Us he may be, while in cadet uni
form he is Identified with the corps and in
stitution; that the mGSt helnous military
crime ot fulsehoud has not been cleared
from him; that he is released from all pen
atty ana responsibility for the past, and in Il
degree promoted to the rank OF a martyr to
color and race before his sympathizeIs in
the nation at large. Every one in the yicin-
ity of the court martial was convinced that;
with the single exception Of Gen. Howard,
the court intended to place Il penalty equal
to the gravity Of the offence against Smlth's
name. The cadets feel that Smith has not
been justified, and they rs a body have
been wronged. The sentiment against
Smith is more unanimously bitter and in
tense than ever. The previously adopted
resolution to taboo any in the corps who af-
iiliate in any way with SmithwilI be more
rigidly observed. Should another collision
occur, il is plain that the result would be
more serious than before. Had he been
reprimanded and his action declared guilty,
the feeling Of prejudice would be greatly
modified. But as it is their cha2rin is too
great for words to express. With one or
Two exceptions the officers, although they
dare not publicly say SO, share the same
feeling-Neeo York Herald.
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RREs s Co.'s elegant and extensive Photo.
graph gallery turns out daily the smallest and the
largest, the cheapest and the most costly specl-
meas of the art OF photography--,he capacity OF
their establishment being tqual 0 all The demands
OF the period and thus 1t hsppeus that all classes
aud conditions so at once TO kees& Co.'s, for they
know that there they Will be suited beyond doubt
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SUNDAY-scHooL CoNYENTIoN.-By typo.
graphical error in Thursdays Dispatch the
Sunday-school Convention proposed to be
held in Richmond by the Presbytery of
East Hanover was made to read "Tues-
day, November 3d." instead of Tuesday,
November 90. At this latter date the
friends of the cause will gather in this city,
and entertainment will be provided for all
the delegates.
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first premium for an agricultural engine
was awarded ut the Wilmington Fair of
the Cape Fear Agricultural Association to
Messrs. VIM. E. Tanner & Co., of this city,
for the S-horse power engine exhibited by
them. This award must be doubly gratify-
ing to its recipients from the fact that the
committee of judges was composed of prac-
tical machinists, two Of whom We're ma ter
mechanics of the railroads running into
Wilmington. 1t must be pleasant to our
citizens to know that her mechanics are
generally successful on similar occasions,
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New CHURCH IN MANcHEsTER.-A new
Presbyterian Church will be organized in
the town Of Manchester on next Monday
evening at halfpast 7o'clock. The commit
tee appointed by East Hanover Presbytery
to conduct the exercises is composed of
Rev. Nj. d. Hoge, D. D., Rev. Thomas l..
Rev. E. T. Baird, d. D., and Elders w. f.
Taylor, j. n. Gordon, and Thomas Samson.
The meeting for organization will be held
at the Methodist Church, and the opening
sermon will be preached by Rev. DR.. Hoge.
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GRANGE OF SCHEDULE on THE LOWER Po-
ToMAc RoUTE.-CaptaiD Gentry notifies the
public in another column of an important
change in the schedule of the Lower Poto-
mac line. The passengers will hereafter
take the train at the corner Of Byrd and 9Th
streets, in lieu Of the Broad-street depot, at
II Is A. NJ. on Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays: connecting at the Creek with
steamer Georgeanna, and arriving in Balti-
more early next morning. On the alternate
l.30 Z. NJ, connecting at Aqua Greek with
the throug Oh mail train, which arrives in
Richmond at 23S 2. NJ.
For other important changes see adver-
tiScment
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SUDDEN changes Of weather are productive of
throat diseases, coughs, colds, SC. There is no
more etfectual relief In these diseases to be found
than In the timely use Of browns BYonchisi
Troches." They possess real merit, and have
proved their efficacy by test Of many years, hav-
Ing received testimoni ais from eminent men who
have used them. fSis.GsI ttr.ts a..-., Ia. f-s
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ADDRESSES ON POPULAR EDUCATIoN.-The
Hall of the House of Delegates was opened
last night to receive an andience composed
of teachers and the friends Of popular edu.
cation, The occasion being the addresses of
Professors Creery and Newell. of Mary
land, on PuBlic-school Systems. These
gentlemen delivered entertaining but prac-
tical discourses, which were heard with
mLrked attention.
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DISCHARGES IN BANKRUPTCY.-Int the Dis
trict Court of the United States certificates
of final discharge in bankruptcy have been
issued to the following bankrupts VIM. FL.
Hodge, George w. 4. Averett, John Camp
bell, Thomas j. Hughes, Stokeley Carter,
Peter v. Young, Thomas E. Cobbs, and A.
g. Fullpr ..s .-s. q. ~.
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The THEAraE-s9 Masks and Faces twas
produced last night in excellent style, but
before an audience lamentably small. Miss
Vernon, Mr.. Mordaunt, and Miss Cooper,
to mention only the leading performers,
really acquitted themselves handsomely,
and received the, 1nerited applause. Miss
Fernon's Peg Wellington is not easily SUR
passed. Tonight this good theatrical COM
pally will make their last appearance in
and fine bill is presented. Let
them have full house.
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i ANOTHER cargo choice eag,. stove, and chest. s.
NUT RED and white ash snthracise coal, with which
dealers and consumers will be supplied st lowest
rstes. Also, Winterpock and Glover Htl bltumi-
nous coal for families, foundies. &c. Fall supply
Carbon Hill soft coke. The best kind1lng and
cooking wood prepared bystssm. Urderst once,
iii sfain. or wood and csal yard corner 9Th and
Cary streets. ,g,.4!s !, u. B. WATKINS: j
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THE GOLD MINES In Loui:a are yielding sc y
handsome rrturn, aud many are Gocklns there III
hopes to better theis fortune Th had better stay
at home and invest their small change IN Clothitg
at e. B. SPENCE & Sos's 1900 Main street. ] here
Is where you get the worth OF your money. y.
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HEsBIoo COUNTY CoURT-Judge E. @.
Minor presidng.--Henry Harris, negro
boy fourteen years of age, who was in
dlcted for assaulting small white boy, was
found guilty and fined $50. aslr',za r7f1
The case of Charles Alley, charged with
cow-stealing, was continued In the absence
of yyitn acuac a...E !, -,.ss =.