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REPORTS FROM ENGLAND.
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The Prince Imperial His Life as q Refugee
Eugene Announces Visit-Duke de- Gram
mont Landed-Spe cial Exposition Of the
French Crisis-Premier Gladstone's Receg.
milton Of the Republic-A Plan Of Peace.
,.,.... u. -. ,,4 LONDON, Sept. 7-P. M.
The Journey Of the Prince Imperial Of France from
Dover to Hastings was conducted in strictly
private manner. Commander Dupere, who acts as
Governor Of his Highness prohibits all conversation
on his part with strangers. and has forbidden the
interchange OF personal introductions under any
circumstances for the present Commander Dupere
justines this course OF discipline and etiquette on
the grounds OF the absolute necessity which exists
that the Prince should enjoy period Of repose and
quiet after his experience OF the very exciting scenes
through which he has just passed.
The youthful Prince appears carew0rn and de-
jected, but his general health Is apparently good.
At eight O'Clock last evening the Prince left his
room In the hotel and walked duringan hour su b.
seQuently on the esplanade In 'front.' He had just
finished his dinner meal During the outdoor pro.
menade he engaged In an earnest conversation with
Commander Dupere.
Major Lamme, who intends to remain at Hast
ings for period attached TO the suite Of the
received letter from the ex-Empress Eugenie i'm.
mediatey after his arrival at Dover, in which her
Majesty states that her frat duty is to visit her i'm
prlsoned husband, tho Emperor Napoleon, and tn at
whenever that duty has.been discharged she Will at
once come over to England and join her son.
DUKE DE GRAMMoNTs EXPOSITION OF AFFAIRS.
Duke de Grammont, the late Foreign Minister of
Napoleon, and who accomplished so much by his
speech In the French Parliament towards embtter-
ing the feeling Of Prussia arrived in London yester
day, where he met his wife, who had crossed the
channel from Paris previously He found with great
Joy that the Duchess had made her escape from
France by way OF Havre IN safety and renamed in
good health, although grieved, excited and fatgued
The Duke de Grammont entered into an easy and
unresrained conversation with regard The recent
events and their probable consequences. He stated
his conviction that the present revolutionary gov
ernment Of France must fall speedily, that all
and every one of the immediate tests which have
been applied to it demonstrate in his opinion that
It does not possess the complete confidence Of
the French people. The men who have just
now seized on power in France are the very men
whose most strenuous efforts have been heretofore
directed to the perpetual embarrassment of the real
executive authority In It's efforts for the welfare OF
the country, and who have invariably put forth all
their power and influence with the view to insure Its
failure.
The Duke furLher declares thai during The progress
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TEE EUROPEAN ..syolTTIox. d;


Italy Failing into Line-French Freedom TO
be vindicated.
ST. JEAN DE MAURIENNE,
VIA PARIS, Sept T. 1870.
Most exciting rumors are brougot here tonight
from Florence and from several OF the northern
Italian cities.
At Padua yesterday band Of young men paraded
the streets, carrying the French and Italian tn
colors and clamoring for the universal republic The
same occurred at Milan and at Crem0na
The Prefect Signor Bardensono. at Bologna, MADE
q speech TO q crowd OF very menacing aspects,
begging them TO have patience ''as all that Italy
had ever hoped for was within short time to Do
hers.n From Florence we have only repettions OF
riotous demonstrations bringing out In one or two
cases the necessity OF using the public force.
Throughout this part Of France the most intense
satisfaction reigns with the new order of things,
and the nercest determination to protect and TO-
avenge the country.
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ANOTHER FOURTH WARD FIGHT.

The lager beer saloon OF Jacob Rhynebaedt, No.
45S Pearl street. was last night the scene OF another
cutting ARRAY similar to the one that occurred las
week. About eight o'clock E. S. O'Brien, OF Brook
lyn, while intoxicated, entered the place and waYf
put out for acting in dlsOrderly manner. He REL
turned, when row commenced ana he received
three cuts about the head. Rhynebaedt was arrested
and locked up.
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Nat1Onal ana TefrttOrlul Uuty-One ana
IndivisibIe.
LONDON, Sept. Z, 1870
deputaton from Nice to the Minister of Foreign
Affairs Of Italy arrived in Florence on the Sd instant.
The members announced that Nice Is tired of endur
Ing the tyrannical yoke Of France. The youn men
of the town and country had refused join the Garde
Mobile, and daily conflicts are occurring between
the military and the people. Secret societies have
been formed the city is crowded with the agents Of
Mazzni and general rising of the people Is imml-
nent. Remuneration to Italy is considered indis-
pensable.
The Minister declined to reply to the deputaton,
which left the city declaring that henceforh repub
licans, who have heretofore been opposed VIII have
their own way.
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BELGIUM.
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Army Movements In Italy.

Army MOvenlents III ItNIys
BRUSSELS, Sept. 7, 1870.
Telegram advlces from Florence state that in con.
sequence Of the French evacuation Of Rome. Italy
revokes the call for the third class OF reserves Of the
army which had just been issued by the Minister Of
War.
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TIE POPE,S POLICY.
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~seseS-. w. rsS
Citizen Sympathy with France-Papal Re.
preston,
ROM, Sept. 7, 1870
The proclamation Of the French republic causes q
most profound sensation here. The arrests made
by the authorities which were numerous before this
event. have now become nnumerable.
= Hundreds have been imprisoned on o charge OF
conspiracy against the Papal government
The Roman question 10 as doubtful as ever.
Italian troops are continually marching forward to
the Roman frontier.
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TIE cZAa,s Policy.


An Effort for Peace, but No intervention.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. Z, 1870
The st. Petersburg Journal says:-The Car shares
every effort to localixe and abridge the war; but in.
eectuay, ss Prussia repels any intervention at oil
restraining its freedom OF action.
GREAT POWERS CONGRESS.
BERLIN, Sept. 7, 1870.
The Russian government is about TO propose
Congress OF the Great Powers Prussia will certainly
decline. (
General Feury, who has recently been acting here
as the Ambassador OF France, has resigned. He In
btan3ly lett the country
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BRUSSELS, Sept. Z, 1870.
The neutral Powers are yet unadvised OF any
efforts for mediation, Notwithstanding the report
that England had made entreaties to that eject
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EUGENiE.
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The Ex-Enpress In shelter.
BRUSSELS, Sept I. 1870.
The Independence Beige says the Empress Eug9nie
Is guest OF the HoOgveen family at the chateau Of
Meysse, near Brussels.
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AUSTRIA.
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jealous Of Her Neutrality.
VIENNA, Sept. Z, 1870.
1t Is asserted that the aesessiop Of Austxla 70 ~
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neutral league 10 qualified by the condition that
mediation between France and Prussia IA prohibited.
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SOUTH GERMANY.
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Dne Flag and One Country

One Flag and One Country.
LONDON, Sept Z, 1870.
The cities Of the South German States including
Carlsruhe, Mayence Stuttgart and Munich have
petitioned for annexation to North Germany.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


A RsOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
n different States; publicity charge TIN divorce
obtained advice free Also Commissioner for every State.
+. l. KING, Counsellor at Law, 1853 Broadway.
A BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT
N Sates-Legal everywhere desertion, &C.. sufficient
cause publicity. No charge until divorce obtained
suation free. NJ HOUSE, Attorney &c. ~ Nassau street,
(NORNS CURED FOR 80 CENTS EACH-BUNIONS, BAD
~ Nais Enlarged JOINTS &C., cured by Or. RICE, 203
Broadway corner Fulton street, Annhlator Corns
Bunions, Nails, &c. By mail 50 cents
CORNS CURED FOR 80 CENTS EACH.-BuNIONS,
~ Bad Nails, Enlarged Joints, &C., by Dr. RICE 208
broadway, corner Fulton street. Anuhiator coins
bunions, nails &c. By mail so cents.
JAPANESE CORN FILE-REMOVES CORNS WITHOUT
q pain. Price 25c. Sold drug and shoe stores Sam
pies mailed on receipt of price, trade supplied BY the
JAPANESE CORN FILE CO., "a Pine street, New York
NC MORE MEDlCINE.-DYSPEpSIA,C CONSTIPATION,
~ diarrhGa consumption and all kinds OF fevers and
stomach disorders eectuav cured only 6y Du Barrys
delicious Revalenta Food copies OF over 00O sent
free application sold !ins one ponEa 81 p twelve
pounds, $40 DU BARRY CO., l6s William strset-
md ~ all drugeists and Rroctrs
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here be said that the whole anair was an immense
success and passed on without the slightest acct
dent or disorder IL was certainly one or the most
imposing demonstrations ever made by our German
citizens Of America. Az midnight the ferry boats
bration, singing Enthusiastically "D4e Wacht am
Rheln.N
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ITALY,.
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National and Territorial Unity-One and
IndvsibIe.
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POSTSCRIPT.

THURSDAY, SEPT. s-sA. M.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-25
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

WsDsE.pAr, Aug A-BEEvzs-N Morn, ru3 10 2 e., a
Of them 67 and Of Ct SO Mr. D. also t
ear b ewt Illinois c segel Meyers had III Illinois steers
f Sa l5I neither sold this There
strong feeling the cattle trade beef selling well Washington hrs
SHEEP AND LAsBsThe market opened with 1904 fresh rnyas
cars Weehasken at Forty and At CommUnipas, vita
several lots Of lambs Chambern undhs Sheep
al selling and at last quotations Of 46ic for lamb
are doing better fat lots. rather selections selling s9lOc
The following some Of the
AZ Forty ghbs Hume aud Elliott sheep e3 50 esshJ
SO state 70 n, &c Ohio IS n AZ &C. ~ OF ii H. Al Gle ~
9c. 4; 81 Of 52I h. at SIC. - " ~ -
Mesw sold II State lamb. "a M Al In. ..lvs. DAG ~
&c.. and Of 100 ib at lCie.
Kirby sold 100 Ohio sheep y D, at &C. Indisns 6e
State lambs 534 n, at 8tc, and 30 euIs a 81 50.
AT ~ Pideock %
34l n, at Sc, and 60 offs h at6sc -
X Bells sold % Pennsyyana lambs 644 B At 20 cu sheen n
h, poor, at &C.; sni lC4 Of 10
HOGs-Ihe light receipts Of t3 Yesterday
at Commun at Weehawken and al
70 shove Rghtdessed To l3c In fact they esterday
The feeling strong One State hogs, n, svs
brought 8j yesterday.
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The quotations OF Government bonds arc fraction
lower than yesterday.
The transactions in Southern bonds continue very light
but prices remain firm Tennessee 6s, ex-coupon 63
new, 6ldGOt Missouri 6s, 9Od9Oi Northwestern, new,
81; do Special Tax, 23i Railroad bonds inactive with
Union Pacific 81 Pittsburgh Fort Wayne. and Chicago,
hrs lOl! Toledo and Wabash Convertible bonds, or
bank shares but sale Is recorded-Bankers' and
Brokers Association 02 The general prosperity Of the
South and the favorable reports of cotton and corn
crops, and the establishment OF national banks,
must soon give new strength to State bonds--if the
finances are well managed.
The stock market continues very dun, with very
small volume OF business. The leading railroads in
creasing their receipts The roads In better
dton, ana yet there Is but little doing in the Stock Ex
change The demand for our -four and wheat for export
Is largely increasing and prices are advancing and
farmers are selling, and yet business here is fiat with
scarcely enough Of transactions compare prices
day To day In the market BY the report Of the Mil
waukee and ST. Paul Road notice that the increase OF
earnings for the third week in August is slGl6. The
earnings OF heen leading railroads at the West, from
January TO July 1870 show increase of 81 32s
OF about per cent over the first six months of 1t
Is stated that the receipts OF the NewYork Central and
hudson are sl5o,OOo per month the receipts
OF last year. New-York Central and Hud-
son sold yesterday at 9I to-day at 93l a9Ad9i do,
oerthcates, yesterday, gO to-day S9ds9! Lake Shore
is on and Chicago and North Western preferred was
S5l yesterday and s5i as5i to-day
The stock market closed strong and with better feel
ing thah was manifested at either the morning after
noon calls. --.......
Inc money market remains very easy Mt as per cent
vi '' some OF the banks having very large Western
correspondents have not been called upon this week for
money to any amount while there is tle or no demand
ioi money here The Bank Statement on Saturday ought
70 DE favorable one. Commercial paper Is very dull
win rates from 76s for rst-cass The now National
bhs soon to 90 INTO operation will help make money
easy ana with some 5000 600 OF money In circulation
u "ouiu SEEM unless II is locked up speculative pur-
poses that We have money enough for the supply of all
the legitimate purposes OF business.
iho ioho"ihg were the closing street quotations OF
Government bonds reported BY Messrs Fisk Hatch:
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- 40 ad Fxs do and Window Glass; Asas7 vTlny.o, ., A.
am nom h.i ~ % ~ washington quoted at a. Is
OiLs-Amerean Jns ei y du Leayy Enei n 40 f. An IA
pics- nominal Gruas Fsh OILS /, N e-st. o ~ ~
market u stsfy hsnufootcr Obs dui .nd n - -. -
-" P'Nss are H'hVss
PkOVISUSS-Pork is more aeive hu ,y,.. 80. -.
wax sao 300 bbs at Sl3a+b 70 Tor NJ N. 80, 0rsnb
S2 - for Cy Mess E3 for Prime Moss b. ~ 700 c,it
and pnces wtol important ch sales bb,- "A ~ ~,
fian Mes, and $6~T for Fxtrs Mes TeTe n ~ 4. :"
Irc have adyauced ani be make clos sses a.
fGi0 81 for Prime Mess sIpor arr csn - - ~
urchangei quoe a. %4a so for loctn CEt NJ -
qnet but hrm choice fr1ies; fr,o %
23d2lc Bacon hrmi saes Of lc sr Ias >
Dressed Hogs hrn at Hl0I23c orCt Lar qBie ni r ~
former 6gusi sales, 5 b. L. tc at lG Tor NO. ls
City, and l6ia6ic. for fair 70 prime steam = ''f
PrROBEUACrue Ia hs5 bss b. quite active and The ..
Il huner the sales 5 hbls for dsIeD gsekg Its ali T
delivered before Oc 81 i3lc t0j bb fsptsmie deyry "a
price and 900 bbs for Oc 0er, private ms Adees ,
the Greek tie market hrnef bat little dong - % e
market price Lower Creek and 3 aOa - 20 Oh CIV Ce m
shipping entirely nominal pnos last quoted ketn
In lair demand and the market sales Of 90 hb
pc 30 bbs mehanale At price and 200 bbl for sepenber
and sale Of 800 bills in 0bbng lots sc In Pda
sale Of 900 b made 2i for esy n5er Rsoyts
% day l,31l bbhl Reinei and rs bblS Crgle.
RICE-Poregn dull former prices; sales
7lc. Carolina, about 9d5!c
sUGARSRaw again very scye and prs though generally
higher fn and the close sdVanee OF k Is asked
hoer Fair 10 good Refining ela9c; sales 200 hd 9ast
Cuba 9ic for Porto Rico l0i for Bng h Island nd 40 hoT
Havana 9dl0ic Refined demand and t; Hsrs l5ie
sBEDSTmothy has een quiet o. SOd - 70 bush Coyez
s dull anil nominal At iI0l4lc
WHsKY-1be market fairly scive and fr sses
40o bb at 9 100 bbl &C. the latter being jobbng
the closing price for IronOoDnd and 100 eb Patent pn's term
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

LONDON Aug 2-ll0 mCOnsos opened 92 for and
e for the American securities quiet, United ae Fiy.
Twenty bonds 1862 3d. 1855 old 87i 1867 86 TenFores 81
stock. quiet Bre Railway shares, l7 limos CeEta li AIas
and Great Western %.
PARIS Aug 2The dnll; 81 81 oentmes
LIVERPOOL Aug A-ll:30 m.-Cotton opened quiet; mnS
Uplsnds Gid Middlng Orleans. 9id
HAyRE Aug 2-CotOH opened l0 francs Orleans and
closed at i0l4
Aug 2-l:O mConso s1l for both and he
securities heavy. u FyeTwenty Bonds 1852
1895 old s7 1884, TenPoraes S2 Stocks dull Illinois CenrAs
Ill.
terce 304 n for Extra Prime Mess Tslow -
LONDON Aug mCOnsols closed 9t
the steady United States FveTSeny
bonds 1862 S7i 1855 old. s7j 1901 s6 TeDPores 8i
steadyj Enc Railway shares Ia. Illinois Cenus III Atlantic and
Great Western, 22A
PRAsKFoRT, Aug Uue States FveTwenty bonds hesy
q 81 d9E for the old issue
LIVERPOOL Aug 2-l:30 -Coou closed dul hdding Up.
lands 9d9d Mdding Orleans ~ d9 sales Of the day
1000 for and speculation Corn 90 quarter FOR EurOpea
Common Rosn, s. q
PARIS Aug A-Rentes closed at co., e0c
HAyRR Ang A-Coon market quiet Orleans closed 0l r.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
GILMAN. Son g. Co.
BANKERS. No. Al ExcHANGE-PLACE

BANKERS, No. Al ExCHANGE-PLACE,
Offer for sale the following STATE of ILLINOIS, CoUN
TY, and TOWNSHIP BONDS:
% per cent bonds Clay Co., Ill., 81 600 eacb at 81
and interest
go per cent bonds Clay Co., H., 800 each, at
so and interest.
10 10 per cent bonds Lamard Township, Wayne Co.,
81 600 each at % and interest.
51Oper cent bonds Jasper Township, Wayne Co.,
81 900 each, at 95 and interest.
10 per cent bonds Bedford Township, Wayne Co.,
81 900 each, at 95 and interest.
20 10 per cent bonds Harter Township, Wayne Co.,
81 600 each, at 95 and interest.
5 10 per cent bonds Big Mound Township, Wayne
Co.. 81, 900 each, at 95 and interest
These bonds were issued under special act of Leg
slature. Extract from letter by the State AUDITOR
1t is the duty of the Auditor of the State to levy,
from time to tme sufficient to meet all accru-
ing interest and principal"
New-York tribune., 1870-08-25
Lewis Daniel l. Co

Tomorrow the Government will buy 100000 OF bonds
The gold market to-day has been feyerish and con-
siderably excited and the news from France has
aided to disturb the condition Of things here But the
reports of such uncertain character that gold was
not held at point at which it forced at IL o'clock
l! but it fell off TO 1l6 and then the price was forced
10 ma at 2:25 1t would seem that operators
who anxious TO put the price dare not trust the
reports the position condition of the
contendng armies and the game OF "fast and loose"
was played in the Gold Room to a considerable extent.
Every advantage gained by the Prussians puts down
gold and advances bonds and stocks in the market,
only here but in England and France itself This is
a very significant and important fact. The following
Of the changes in the quotations in the Gold Room
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LITERARY.
The use of the word "wbenn in deed ir

The use of the word "wbenn in a deed in
Missouri referred to in previous in these columns
affords another instance OF the necessity OF accurate
of language in the places where such use is
rarely toundin legal documents In that instance it
woud appear obvious that the maker OF the deed had
mistakenly used when" for limitation other than
that of time; somewhat such mistake as people some
times make in stating mathematical proposition. such
~ when the sum of two numbers is twice much as
their difference, of them is three times much
% the 0ther," where "when" is improperly used
Tor " II resulted that the deed in question could only
take eject so far the boundary concerned U6e
certain pond exhausted OF water; and other CON
dtons prevented the exhaustion of the pond OF course
there no help FOR il when the was brought INTO
Court. Whatever the intent Of the grant0r, al te
good intentions In TINS world another could not maze
"when" anything hut adverb OF time; ana very
indefinite time t has proved 20 the grantee ,feOpe
should be careful OF words which take the form OF Geea
In Brooklyn, n. Y, last year ntendlng onY 10
mortgage property for loan OF Sl20w, deedeo IL py
mistake. Ii was sold under the deed for $4,000 ana
afterward again for than 100000 but the original
owner scd In vain recovery. The Judge Admitted
the hardship OF the case hut the t;e irrevocahy
passed. Whatever may have been the intent of the
seller quite too late for him 20 insist that the pur
chascrs should take the will for the deed.
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The transactions OF the Gold Exchange Bank were as
follows: Cearing SGG,79s COO gold balance, tO93 737
currency balance 81 936353 Paid for carrying p and
per cent paid borrowing fat There is strong party
which determined, if among the things possible,
put up gold They stand in great fear Of the Secretary
OF the Treasury shown to-day when gold dropped
upon the report that the Secretary had accepted all the
bids offered. Spectators will do well to keep in memory
the &" black Friday Of September, 1s69
Foreign exchange continues dun but firm, and to-day
the leading drawers advanced their rates L. Business is
almost entirely confined to sterling. The following are
th.
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The Government bond market has been influenced
very much by the gold market and has been in dis
turbed and unsettled condition The strength OF
bonds and National credit have been severely tried
in the last few weeks but they have stood the test and
bore tie shock Of financial war greatly to advan-
tage. The London Economist declares that American
bonds not coming from Germany expected in
consequence of the war" And 1t is fact that very great
disappointment has been felt here because bonds from
Germany have not been sent for sale. The Germans
took bonds to aid in the darkest hours OF the late
Rebellion they have received their interest promptly,
and know that the bonds OF the United States as
good security has been put upon any market
The following shows the quotations at the different
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RuPPAIo CATTLE N,RKEr-,ra .,

Cattle market opened this with cemsnd for al
than opniag day the monhs the sapP %
cars Of which changed hands, sas amounted to 2O
prices fully the quotations and the sake entirely OF i
Of least Sl bead eemanfed BY be
holders Of Te1an and in consequence little done
being unwilling tie prices asked the supply Of kena
Was full and brought from 81 " 80 according
Good Indiana stock plentiful but sold really at 81 u %
20; one brought t sheep coming ID
fully but hold ss Fridays qno,aons Csnass
Western nothing doing. Hogs dali aud dropping.
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EIGHT PER CENT GOLD BONDS,
Endorsed by
STATE OF ALABAMA,

STAIE OF AI~ABAMA.
Price, 90 and Accrued Interest.
First Mortgage Bonds issued by the Montgomery
and Eufaula Railroad, ON finished road Issue re-
stricted by law and surrounded by guarantees that
render the bonds most desirable investment. The
road is now about to open it's valuable connection
with Union Springs, and will be completed within a
year to Eufaua. Its finances in excellent cOndi-
tion and it has during the last year been making
satisfactory net earnings.
We recommend these bonds as a cheap and we'll
secured investment.
GEORGE OPDYKE & Co., 25 Nassau-st.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

AuG -2es bales Cotton 70 pigs Ashes spkg@ BerswI - III
bbs. Flour, S3 bush Wheat S77 II bush
1882 BUSH Bye so BUSH Malt $50 bush Barley 100 bHsh
345 bush Beans 97 bbs Spirits urpntne $40 bb Rou Al
Pork 65 pkg+ Beef 50 pkgs Cut Mess 30 pkg Lar lG2
Butter tt pigs Cheese is3 bb Eggs 10 psgs T.lov lo9 t
Dried Fruit 36 pkgs Oil Cake IL bb and Al bb
Whisky 56 bales Wool II bales Hemp, ~ bales Hops 7749
Leather 22 Hides bdles Hides l05 aids and 2l psg TObss
80 pkgs Starch, l20 bags Cotton Seed Meal