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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-07-11

STATE STREE CHURCH.-Rev. DR.. j. A.
Seiss, pastor of the Lutheran church in Phila-
delphia, preached in State st. church Sunday
morning and evening His morning discourse
was founded upon the 68th and Goth verses of
the 9th chapter of the Gospel according to
John: Then Simon Peter answered him, Lord
to whom shall we go? thou hast the words of
eternal life Aud we believe, and are sure that
thou art Christ, the Son of the living God.
From this text he deduced the following
points: list, There are particular wants in us
that must be met or we perish. I'd, These
wants can only be met in Jeusus Christ Sd,
In Christ there is fullness OF redemption
Each point was forcbly treated, and the divin-
ity of Christ insisted upon and urged with
much eloquence. 1t was to Him the sinner
must come. 1t was one of the most powerful
discourses that has been delivered in State ST.
pulpit, and was evidence of the well-known
ability of the preacher.
The services were conducted in the Lutheran
form, differing but slightly from the Congre-
gatiOnsl The invocation commenced with a
confession of sin very much the same as the
Episcopal, only that it was given by the pastor
The prayer before sermon was very brief, oc.
cupying about eight minutes. The discourse
occupied one hour and ten minutes. DR.. Seiss
possesses powerful voice, W hich he modulates
in q very agreeable manner and his pulpit
manners are pleasing He is to preach at the
same place next Sabbath,
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A conscience stricken New Yorker has sent
S. to the Conscience fund" in Washington.
The Standing Committee of the diocese of
New Hampshire have designated st. Barthol-
ornew's Day, Aug q, as the time for the con-
secration of Rev. Mr.. Niles, bishop elect.
The health of Senator Morton of Ind. has be-
come so much impaired that he is forced to
forego further service in the Senate this ses-
sion.
Henry Stephens, cashier of the Randolph
(Mass) Bank, eloped few days since with the
wife of Eben Moulton, Jr., a carpenter of that
town. Each leaves behind two children less
than five years old. So far as the examina-
ton of Mr.. Stephens bank accounts have been
carried, everything is right, but it is feared
that an abstraction of deposits and securities
will yet be found, as neither party were bur
considerable local reputation as a soprano
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Spain relative to the condition of Prince Leo
pold and in hisl reply to the Spanish Minister
dwells upon the i'll effect such suprise could
not fail to produce.
The Belgium journals pronounce calumny
the statement that the King of Belgium had
any part in procuring the offer OF Gen. Prlm,
or inducing its acceptance. The GdulOis had
report that Prince Napoleon had gone to Co
penhaSen to make propositions for a treaty of
alliance with Denmark and Sweden.
Rome.
THE ECUMENICAL CONVENTION.
ROME, July 9.-The members of the Ecu
menical Council desiring to leave Rome before
the FORMULATION of the dogma of Instability,
the Pope has ordered that there shall be no
suspension of sittings. The CiyiHd Cdtolicd
denies that mepaces have been made against
the prelates of Hungary for their persistent
opposition of the dogma.
spain.
PROTEST AGAINs WAR.
MADRID, July 9.-The Epoca to-day says the
dignity of Spain is yet safe. The Cabinet
alone is compromised. There is time vet for
the ministers to listen to the voice of Europe
and stop on their perilOus course.
THE QUESTION IN THE CoRTEs.
MADRID, July 1O.-It is reported that the
Unionists in the Cortes will vote against the
Prince of Hohenzolern unless the question
becomes an international one.
The Imperial publishes an account of an in
tervew between Minister Sagosta and Baron
nlercier, the French Ambassador. Senior
Sagosta complained that France opposed all
nomln atoms except that of the Prince of AS
turlas. He denied that Spain was under the
influence of Prussia, and regretted the suscep-
tibility of the French Government
Belgium.
THE AMERICAN SQUADRON.
ANTWERP, July 1O.-The port officers has
visited the vessels of the American squadron at
Flessngue and warned the Admiral comma nd
ing not to take the Franklin into the Sehurdt
for fear she may get aground. There is suffi-
Gent debt of water for the other vessels of the
fleet.
CONSIDERATION OF THE ABOLITION QUESTION
HAVANA, July o. The principal slave own
ers of western Cuba, meet at the Governor
Generals Palace, Monday, and discuss the
most feasible plan for an early and gradual
abolition Of slavery throughout the Island.
granting even more than the law lately passed
by the Cortes.
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Domestic N ews.
MAINE,

MAINE.
THE FEshwAY AT AUGUSTA DAM-IkE NEW
FACTORY TO BE BUILT TkIs SEASON.
Especial Dispatch by the international Line
AUGUSTA, July 9.-Several days ago bill
was brought before the City Council to relieve
the Spragues from building fishway in the
new dam, on condition that they would at
once re commence work on it and build both
that and the new factory this season. The ar
gument was, that the building of the fshway
was an expense not properly belonging to the
company and in no way beneftting them; that
it was not mentioned at the time of the pur-
chase, etc. 1t was understood that Sprague
would accept the proposition and commence
at once on condition that he was relieved from
all responsibility about the fishway. The bill
passed Tho Board OF Aldermen but in the Coun-
Gil it was postponed. At a special meeting of
the City Council to-day the bill to assume all
responsibility of the fishway and to relieve the
Spragues was passed by unanimous vote.
The Spragues say that they will at once put
men enough on to build the dam within forty
days and will complete the new factory this
season.
SUICIDE.
A man by the name of Cyrus rnold resid-
ing on Cushnoc Heights, in this city, hung
himself in his barn this morning. He was cut
down while alive, gasped few times and ex-
PRED. Supposed to have been in fit of insan-
ity. Aged about seventy-fve. N.
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TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS,

Judge Noah Davis, has been confirmed u S.
district attorney for the southern district of
New York. The opinion in Washington is
that Murphy will be confirmed Collector of
New York by large majority.
The conservative members of the Virginia
Legislature have appointed a STATE Central
Committee
Owing to the quarantine difficulties in New
york, ships with foreign cargoes continue to
be sent to New Jersey ports to discharge
Bets in New York ON the ocean yacht race
are 800 on the Dauntless, to $50 on the Cam
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G O Nj Nj Err CuAL.


Receipts by Railroads and steamboats.
STEAMER MONTREAL FROM BosrON.-2O cases
lead, casks OIL Is coils cordage. 800 window weights
sacks dates, desk, bbls pine apples $50 blocks 60
bars and 10 bds iron, 10 bbs ground MARBLE coils
lead pre- 10 bbls and 10 hall do beer, 20 rkins lard
bdls springs, IS do leather, bds pire, 10 bbs OIL
20 cases crackers, moving machine, lounge, sew
ing machine, 3 bbls and kegs beer, horse, car
rage % bxs cheese ls5 pkgs to Princes Express, 100
do TO order For Canada and up country, sheets
iron, 6j bdls calf skins. Ga bales WOOL pigs ea "a
bbs flour, beams warp, 81 bags bark II bales bur-
order.
PORTLAND & KENNEBEC RAIaROAD-301 bds pa
per, 1O6 cases do, calves 10 extension tables,
bills blinds, do sash, 30 bales goods. do, 10
bbls potatoes warps, ii hides, "a pkgs merchandise,
Il car, freight for Boston,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD-97 bills shovels 12
doz drag rakes cases carpets Is bxs eggs 27 lambs
car hoops, Go shingles, II cases sundiies.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY 1S9 cans milk car
corn, % do lumber, do sundries.
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Doc PoIsoNiNG.-A correspondent writes
us complaining that some evil disposed persons
are in the habit of throwing poisoned meal
about our streets so as to kill off the dogs.-
Now this person claims that all efforts should
be made to ferret out the offenders by the po-
lice. Here is the city guaranteeing the can
ines immunity from harm On the payment of a
tax of 80 and the dog suddenly drops dead
from the eating of poisoned meat. Many peo-
pie are attached TO their dogs and would rath-
or pay many times the tax than lose them
We think the tax business is a humbug any
how. If the city should require every dog to
be provided with wire muzzle and if not SO
provided order them to be killed we think they
would be doing the proper thing Still if a
man pays tax for his dog that animal should
be entitled to "life, liberty and the pursuit Of
happiness"
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ASSURANCES ON THE BRUNSWICK. VT. FIRE.
On the mills of r. M. Richardson & Co.,
and of Lynch, Barker & Co., destroyed at
brunswick, VT, on Thursday night, with a
loss Of 900 or so, the following assurances
are obtained: Yonkers, $500; Etna, Hart
ford, $1,000; Market, $4,000; City Fire, Hart
ford) $1,000; Union, Bangor, $500; Merchants
Providence, $3.50; Phoenix, N. Y, $4,000;
Cleveland, $1,000; Norwich, $1,000, or in all
GIT OOO
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EXCURsIoN.-The annual excursion of the
Park Street Society will take place tomorrow
if pleasant Evergreen Landing, on the back
side of Peaks Island, has been selected as the
place of resort, and most beautiful one it is
Every arrangement has been made for an
agreeable time
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SAVAGE AssAULT.-Patrick Gurripan, resid-
ing on Maple street, while under the influence
of intoxicating liquor last Saturday night,
made savage attack upon his wife and beat
her on the head and face in shocking man.
ner. Officers Colby and Burnham arrested
him Sunday morning and took him to the
lookup. His wife was also taken tbither and
attended to by DR.. Fogg.
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GRAND CoNcERT.-A grand concert is to lie
given in this city on FriGay evening next, of
which we shall make especial mention shortly.
The artists who will appear are the favorits
tenor Brignol, Miss McCulloch, (who appear
ed some time ago with Gazzaniga and Adelaide
Phillips in the opera under the auspices of the
M. L. A. who possesses a fine soprano voice,
Mime. Frida De Gebele, contralto, (who made
her debut in New York last winter under Ma
retzks management and was very successful, J
Petrelli, baritone, and Fossati and Locateli,
6asss cdntaG. The concert will be under the
direction of Senior GLORIA,
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wAOMsNG.

THE BIG HORN EXPEDITlON-GRAv APPREnEN-
SIONS FOR IT'S SAFETY.
CHEYENNE, July 9.-Nothing has been heard
from the Big Horn mining expedition sincethey
left Camp Brown and struck out into the will
derness, further than that they were beyond
the reach and hearing of friends, among in
tensely hostile Indians, and the belief is gener-
al that not one of them will ever get out alive.
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The following Law Court decisions have just been
rendered:
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Simon Connor ct al VS.. Calvin Atwood ct al. Judg-
ment for plaintiff for damages not exceeding the
nal sum in the bond to be assessed by the Justice of
the Superior Court for the county of Cumberland,
unless agreed upon by the parties
George Warren ct al. vs.. Weston F. Milliken ct al.
Judgment for plaintiff for $79296 and interest from
the 18th of December 1866.
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Dpnsestic marlxers.

NEW YORK. July 9.-Cotton dull and lower; sales
Gss .o bales; Middng pplands zoe. FIour-receipts
regular;; superfine State rs a 10; extra do IS
g 80; choice dos IS q 20; fancy do IS a q 10;
Round o1 Hoop Ohio at $40 g s.; choice do s rs a
80; supertne Western rs a 5 10; common to good
extra Western % q s. so; choice DO do IS "a 10;
choice white wheat do 565 a 8 40; Southern dull
sales 500 hbls; common to fair extra 8 80 a 6 90
good to choice do G5 @975. Wheat higher; sales
il2O0O bnsh.; No. Spring al ! 81; No. Spring at
u g Is; No Spring at o. g os; Chicago at
at Is; Winter Red and Amber Western at 40 q
Io4St; White at 42 q 65. Corn lower; sales SO,
at 10S; Yellow at OF "a 10. Oats quiet; sales 81
G0o bush.; State at 20 q TIC; Western at So "a 64lc
Beef quiet; sales COO bbls; new plain mess at II 90
sales $50 bb's,; new mess 80 g a 20 rs; prime al
% 90 So Lard quiet and steady; sales $50 terc-
es steam rendered at 1sa @ 16ac; kettle do at 16i
free At &C. Rice quiet At Sc Sugar
ing at 81 "a 99c: No: y. Dutch standard, at 1Otc-
Coffee quiet sales s4s bags Molasses dull sales e.
Turpentine heavy at 81 g 33gc; sales AIS bbls
in duh and unchanged. Petroleum quiet sales 1000
low quiet and steady; sales 5000 h. Wool steady
sales $50 900 fbs domestic fleece at AZ a SIC; tubbed
At a. 55c; pulled at 81 g 4oc; Texas at q g SOC;
Linseed at rs q 27Y sales $500 bags from store.
Freghts to Liverpool dull; Cotton per steam I'd; do
per sail 316d; flour per steam Is cd do per sail Is
81; grain per steam sd; do per sail 4d.
CHICAGO. July 9.-Four firmer Wheat firm Corn
active at 500 @ SHE for fresh. Oats quiet; No. at
~ g &c. Rye Gull; No. at 7s.e. High Wines
firm at &C. Pork steady at % IS q % SC o- regular
and q 80 "a % 90 for ordinary Hams active at 10 az
PIC Dry salted meats in fair reonest shoulders ac-
tive at i2c Cumberands at 139 g 1899; loose sides at
"A! a l43c short ribs at Is "a f5ic. Lard steady at
15lc Beef steady at IS 90 "a IA co. Cattle active at
81 a go for common to good Texan steers; so q
so for choice shipping beeyes.
% Receipts 1900 bbs. flour. A 600 bush. wheat,
OOo bush corn $1,000 bush oats, $4,000 bush. rye,
$500 bush. barley, $500 hogs.
Shpments-30O0 bbls. flour, $4,000 bush. wheat,
70 600 BUSH corn. 900 bush. oats 300 bush. rye
1920 bush. barley, $500 hogs.
CINCINNATI, July 9-Whiskey dull at 95 q 96c.
Lard at 16c. Bulk Meats in good demand at IL "a
12ic for shoulders and 15c sides. Bacon at 1916
tor shoulders; 164c for clear rib sides; 17c for clear
sides. Sugar cured hams at 2l4 q pc.
NEW ORLEANS. July 9-Cotton nominal; Mid
ding uplands at 1876.
18c. =
CHARLESTON, July 9. Cotton quiet; Mddling
uplands at Isle.
SAVANNAH, July 9.-Cotton dull; Middling up
lauds at Isle.
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A GooD REAsoN.-We are informed that the
reason why the public were kept out of Lincoln
Park on the Fourth was a very satisfactory
one. 1t seems that one OF our prominent tail
ors took the contract to clothe the figures on
the fountain, but the apparel was not finished
before the day appointed so that it was not
thought advisable to let in the public into the
Park for fear the modesty of the ladies and
children might be shocked.
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VAST QUANTITIES OF IVORY DESTROYED
Thousands of teeth that might last lifetime
are lost every year, simply because the parties
concerned either forget or do not appreciate
the fact that SoZoDoNT, duly applied, renders
the dental substance proof against decay.
Accidents will occur even in the best regu-
lated families, and "SPAIDIsG's GLUE should
be kept handy. iy11-eod1w
ANOTHER GIANT STRIDE has been made in
chemical science. PHALoN's VTrALIA, OR SAL
WALTON FOR THE HAIR, is an astonishing i'm
provement on all preparations for restoring the
natural color of gray hair heretofore known.
tbs pellucid, cooling, limpid, inodorous, and
never-failing, and has no sediment Sold by
all druggists and fancy goods dealers.
iy4-eod1W
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Buy your Mems and Boys clothing of the
Manufacturers, 292 Congress street, Grin
Hawkes. g. Co.
j. MONROE TAYLoR's Cream Yeast Baking
Powder has been aualyzed by the best chemists
in this country, and pronou nced as harmless
as the purest -four. d&w
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miscellaneous Notices.

A BUNCH of four keys, one safe key and
another door key, was lost somewhere in the
streets Saturday. If the finder will leave them
at the Press editorial rooms he will receive the
thanks of the owner
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HAVANA, July 7.-Exchange on London 16 "a 165
per cent. premium; on Par,s 24 q per cent. pre-
mum; on United States, GO days sight, currency,
q 81 per cent discount; do shors sight, currency.
81 per cent. discount; do 60 days. sight, Gold CT a.
per cent premum do short sight, Gold, A per cent.
premium.
The Sugar market Isl active, and quotations un-
changed.
LONDON, July o.-The issue between Franco and
Prussia relative to the Spanish CROWN creates uneas
mess in the English markets here and at LIVERPOOL
Breadstufs and Cotton are uncertain in tone and
the prices are irregular. The same influences are
operating at Manchester in Cotton goods and yarns.
LONDON, July 9-11.15 A. M.-Consols 92l q 02s
for money and account.
"A American securities-U. S. 5-2Os, 1862, 30; do
1865, DID, 90; do 1867, 500; us. 1O-4Os, S7s. Erie
shares 1ss. Illinois Central shares 113b.
LIVERPOOL. July 9-11.15 A. M. - Cotton quiet ;
sales 10000 bales; Mddling uplands 9ad; Middline
Orleans lod. Corn 3Os. Pork 102s 3D. Lard lis.
LONDON. July 9-I1.15 A. M-Linseed Oil firm at
t3l los @9 G3l Is. Common Resin easier at IS cd 0D
is. Spirits Turpentine easier at sos.
LONDON, July 9-12O P. M.-Consols 921 "a 99s for
American securites-U. S. 5-2Os 1862, sa1; do
1865, old, S95; do 1867 s9t U. S. lO-4Os S7, Erie
shareslls4, Illinois Central shares 113. Atlantic &
Great Western 27i.
Midding uplands 81 q 9sd; sales 10000 bales.
Boston stock Lis''
Sales at the Brokers' Board, July9
Vermont Central LIST mortgage Bonds ......... SGT
Vermont Central 81 mortgage BONDS .......... All
United STATES Skies, 1881. Observation-Disclosures, 11hl
United States 5-2Os 1862 ............... 80.
ouiJ' 1000 ......... 110s
Michigan Centrai haiiroad. e. 1901
lSales by auctionl
Franklin Company, Lewiston o.,
M Ngnf a s1,te Sxe s;s dSs ST.. ssS
Bath City Skies. 1891 1900 - Of
Portland Water Works Skies. gold. 1883. IS
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CALICO NIA.
r

SAN FRANCISCO, July 9-The meeting of the
labor association last night was largely attend
ed The speakers protested against further
Monaghan emigration, against payment of
subsidies to steamships in the China trade and
advocated az the repeal of the treaty with China.
The meeting resolved to call a convention in
this city on the Chinese question.
OREGON ELECTION.
The official canvass of the Oregon election
gives the Democrats q majority on the Con-
gressional ticket of 3i3 and a majority of 631
Tor Grocer, Democrat, for governor.
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JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING.
SATURDAY.-State VS.. James Fox. Intoxication
and disturbance. Pleaded not guilty. Decision,
guilty. Fined 50 and costs. Paid.
State VS.. William Warner Search and seizure.
Pleaded not guilty. Fined $50 and costs. Paid
State VS.. Robert Jones. Assault and battery on
John Ricketts,. Settled by the parties.
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TIE QUESTION SETTLED.-Those eminent
men, Dr. Jas. Clark, Physician to Queen Vic
toria and Dr. Hughes Bennett, say that con-
sumption can be cured. DR.. Wistar knew this
when he discovered his now widely known
BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY, and experience has
proved the correctness of his opinion
iy5-pO1 e.
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RoBBERY.-A fruit tree dealer, residing in
Androscoggin equity, was robbed Saturday af-
ternoon of $347 while in partial state of in
toxicatiop. The police are on the track of the
supposed robber and he cannot long escape the
justice due his crime.
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IT, u,cu scnoor-one hundred

The HIGH SCHUOL.-OHt HuHuTtU 'VHu
twenty-nine applicants for admission to the
High School passed successful examination
last week; and ON Saturday the committee
made known the names of the following girls
and boys whose average rank entitled them TO
advancement. Owing to the crowded eopdi-
ton of the High School and the unusually
large classes sent from the Grammar Schools
the standard was raised about one number
above that of last year; yet, with this advance.
the per centage of failures was very small, and
the result is highly gratifying to the commit
tee and tha teachers.
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TIE FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT-After ten
years OF experiment, and fifteen changes in the
ingredients, Phalon has the pleasure of an
houncihg that his VITALlA, OR SALVATION
FOR THE HAIR, is perfect article, capable of
lnfaiiipy restoring gray to its primary color,
and without failure Sold by all druggists and
fancy soous uealers jy11-eod1W
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PENNSYLVANIA.


ROBBERY OF A SUB-TREAsURY
PHILADELPHIA, July 9.-The U. S. Treasury
here was robbed of $4,000 or $4,000 this after
noon, by parties who changed the small gold
checks to larger ones and Immediately got them
cashed. Ore man was arrested
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G. A. R-The scmi-annual convention of
the G. A. r. for the Department of Maine is to
be held at the headquarters of Heath Post No
6, of Gardiner, to-day. 1t is the intention of
Bosworth Post of this city to make an excur-
sion to Gardiner in connection with the meet
ing of the convention, and as arrangements
have been made to go over the Portland and
Kennebec road at reduced rates, it is hoped
that large number of the comrades here will
go down. The department officers, delegates
and others who unite with them will leave here
on the regular train at noon to-day.
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BAILEY's MENAGERIE, with large number
of wild animals, and a complete circus troupe,
will appear in this city On Friday and Satur-
day of next week, exhibiting afternoon and
evenings at IL and o'clock This is said to
be the largest exhibition in the country. The
meragerie and circus are separate affairs, but
only one price is required to attend both.
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Largest and Best Cvrcus

Company ever organized in this or any other coun-
try. We do mo- travel by railroad as many small
240 Men AMI Horses we move over the country as
an army with banners"-with golden chariots
with elephants from distant Iniia with droyes of
Came's from e. ypts ancient plains, and long line
OF massive animal cages filled with denizens from
the forests OF Ceyion. the dreary wastes OF Nova
Zembia, and from the banks of The sacred Ganges
ana me class cal Nile, truly presenting ROYAL
te n OF oriental splendor and magnificence as
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Cotton ReceiDtss

NEW YORK, July 9-The net receipts of Cotton
for The week ending last night. at all ports,
bales; to the Continent S0i6 bales The stock in ali
ports is is t52 bales,
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NEW YORK. July orning.-Gold opened al
liz advanced 4, then receded to 112.
Governments very dull with little change.
Money easy at q per cent. Sterling Exchange
1893 "a 110k.
The shipments to-day by the Pierre were $24l sos
in Gold and Silver bars in the Main S35 600 in Gold
IN the City OF Brooklyn $685. 900 in Geld and Silver
coin; and in ihe Helvetia 100000 in double eagles
total SOL 1893.
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If you wish for India rubber hose 90 to
Cooper Il Co.'S, 100 Federal street. They keep
all kinds of Plumbing materials, and sell
them as low as at any store in the city. Try
them. Nav b-tf