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The Republican journal., 1871-07-06

DOR EXCHANGE.-Suburb City Lots,
II Chicago, or FARM near Detroit, for LUMBER
(assorted) or Saw-mili and Timber. j. RANNEY,
Delaware, Ohio.
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STEAMSHIP

STEAMSHIP
sNmA%A A l. L 1 A n G E,
Ssea .aE Capt. T. X. SHUTE,
Will resume her regular trips, leaving Boston
every Thursday at O'Clock, r NJ for TENANTS
HARBOR, LINCOLNVILLE, BELFAST, connect
ing with the Belfast and Moosehead Lake Railroad
SANDY POINT, BUCKSPORT, WINTERPORT,
and BANGOR.
Returnng-Will leave Bangor Monday at O'Clock
A. NJ, touching as above.
The ALLIANCE is in fine sea going order, having
| new Boiler, Shaft, &C., and being thoroughly re-
paired throughout.
IS ROSS G. LEWIS, Agent.
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Rnn WILL BE FORFEITED BY DIR. L,
OOO DIX if falling to cure in less time. an
any other physician, more ehectually and per-
exposure toa weather, with safe and pleasant med
cines.
SELF.ABUSE AND SOLITARY HABITS,
Their effects and consequences;
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS,
Incident to Married and Single Ladies'.
SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERS;
Mercuria Affections; Eruptons and all diseases of
the Skin; Ulcers OF the Nose, Throat and Body
Pimples on the Face Swelling of the Joints Ner-
yousness; Constitutional and other Weaknesses in
youth and the more advanced, at all ages, of
BOTH SEXES, SINGLE OR MARRIED.
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By whom the Bonds are for sale
HS-On completion lin 1872 of GO miles of Railroad
now building, between St, john N, B., and Halifax,
N. S., there will be an unbroken line of Railway
from Halifax to all the chief cities of the United
States and as two or three days of travel can
be avoided, and about SO hours time saved from
New York, in going coming rom EUROPE by
rail to from Hf.sIifax.a large business in pas
scngers mails and freight will thereby be added to
the traffic the f. & N. A. Railway. 2ml5
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is so arranged that patients see or hear each
other Recollec, the only entrance to his Office is
No. IL having no connection with his residence
consequently family interruption, so that on nc
account can any person hesitate applying ut his
Office,
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serted
lar advertising rs--
Communications, or a.
reading matter, IS cents per line
DAILY AHD WEEkLT.-A discount OF -
cent. will be made from the Weekly rates, on
yearly and half yearly contracts, when the same
matter 10 inserted in both Daily and Wesky.
Double Colunns will be charged - per cent
additional.
Por II transient sdvsrtissmsn advance pay
mspt is required.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-21

the American govern ment was doing good
work in suppressing FeniAn raids. The
Times this morning believes the jealousies
of England are extinct in the United
States
Subscriptions received at the Mansion
House for Chicago amount to f33, 900.
Hsdders6eId has contributed 800.
NEWARK, Oct. 20.--The Jury in the case
of Geo. Bolts, on trial for the murder OF
Pet" Halsted. to day rendered q verdict OF
guilty of murder in the fret degree.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Oct. 2l--Generai
Frank p. Blair made 9 speech here Thurs
dsy night in which he advocated the nomin-
alton tor President by the Democratic party
of Republican opposed to Ku-klux bills
and military laws, and in favor of universal
amnesty. He said he was no friend of the
"New Departure" though he believed inthe
patriotism and purity of motives of these
who had chosen that faith He believed the
New Departure" tailed to bring success II
he elections this suE mer and tell, for the
reason that it was Q confession OF inability
He deplored the belief that Presiden
Grant would be re-nominated, and STATED
that If such 10 the case, some OF the mos
conscientious, able and courageous men IL
the Republican party will then leave it.
CHICAGO, Oct 2i.-The canal lien bill TO
the relief Of Chicago, which has passed boil
honsss of the Legislature, was today sign
ed by the Governor.
Contributions from New York for the re
lief Of sufferers by the great fire her
amount to ZOO 600. of which $4,000
are in supplies. the balance in money
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-21
LOCAL NOTIOES.

rnLErtSg i, uuriValei az q beauti6er o
the oompleIion, 1t is . po owder, harmless, y"
aasd Aod elegant Try il, so cents per oox
DELAYS ARE DASGERoUs.-Motbers a
YOU love your ofsprings cont fail to us
Mrs. Whr.combs syrup for soothing child
ren. Read the advertisement in snO'ht
column.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-21

TNdE9RRAr AM6RLCAN HEALIn
/ REsr0RBR, parties the blood
and cures Sorofuia, syPbihs ekln Dis
eases, Rhs1matism, Diseases OF women
and ali Caropie Affections Of the blooe'
Liver and gidnsys. Reeommended oJ
the Medical Faculty and masy thoos-
ands Of oar best citizens.
Read the testimony Of fphysieians an
patisatI who. have used kesadalIs; ssno
Tor oar Rosadalis Guide TO Health Boob,
or Almanac for this year, which We pub,
lish tor grAtuitous distributisnj u ~ii
give you much valuable Information.
DR.. z. W. Carr, Of Baltimore, sayi
al tass pleasure in reeomm'pdins
your ROssdsiis as a very powerful sl-
ssrativs. | have essn il used in two
cases With happy results--ons in . cas-
Of oudsry syphiIi., In which the pa
iisnt prGuoan ed himsel: cured sftel
having taken 5vs bottles of yvur m.oi
cine. TBs other is q case of scrofuls o
lonx staading, which is rapidly improv
ing under its uss, and the Indication
are that the patient will soon recover
have carefully examined the formul
bv which your Rosadslis 10 made, an
ana Il sn excellent compound Of alter
ative iugredisnts.
Dr.. sparks, Of Nieholsville, Ky,say
n. has used Rosadalis in eases Of scrt
fula and Secondary Syphllis With satii
factory rssults-ssa 3 cleaner Of she bloc
Iknow no better remedy.
Samuel @. AeFadden, Marfrsesbor
renu says;
.I have used seven hettles Of Ros
. A.lis. an am entirely cured Of Rheun
sti,u: .end me four bottles, ~ | vii
i, for my brother, Who has s'rofulo
Ben"iamip BsShOl, Of Lima, Oh
vrite,. 7 have suffered for twenty ye,
With nvetsrste eruption over
whole sedy; stshort time since | p'
chased . bottle Of Rosadalts ana IL
fseted a perfect cure
b Rosadalisis sold BY all druggists;
n Laboratory, sl Exchange Place, 3
y ti nore. Or cLKMEETs b co
Proprietor
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CO n N { RcIkL.
cold 1.13.

Rock ISLAND, October 20.
The market 10 just now sxeesdingly fuctuat-
ing. The following quotations constitute fair
average:
TaIs Flour market 10 corrected at Warmers
Mills and the quotations are she ruling prices OIL
the Rock Isisnd market.
EIAFzR WBaAr fLouR-Wholesais... $40
+" kstail...........s.es
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S. 600 each in Greenbaeks

Whole Number Of Cash Gifts l,000i
Hcr.e a Buggy, With silver moa1ted h.raess
worth $500 Oas Fine toned Rosewood Piano
worth 5000. Ten Family sewing sschine
worth $Iee each Five Heavy chased Colo
Hunting Watches and HesvJ 6eid Cha'ns, worth
ssoe each. Five Gold American Hunting
watches, worth sl25 each. Ten Ladies' Colo
Hun,isg wsseA.s worth sieo each
soo Gold ana silver Lever Hunting Watches (in all
o'o worth from $20 to $500 each.
Iaa,es' Gold Leontine Chains, Gents Gold ves
Chains Silver ated Castors Solid Silver and Doublt
Plated Table .. Teaspoons. Ivory Handled Dinne
| Knives silvcrpated Dinner Forks, Silver Yer
| Chains Photograph Albums. ladies' Gold Breast
nina and Ear-rings. Gents Gold Breastpins. Snir
Studs and Sleeve Buttons, Finger Rings, Cold rens
l,I nmher Gifts 5000 Tickets Limited 20 q, 90
"AGFNTS WANTED TO SELL TICKETS
| ,rhom Jiheral Premiums viii be paid.
S,nria TSckets 81; Six Tickets S5; Twelve Ticket
'"eis $40 twenty-five Teke so
,anr,arl rontaiujug full list of prizes. descriI
,,on If the manner Of drawing, and her nformatio
=; assrence 10 the Distribution. vii be sent 10 an
one aresins them. ALI letters must be addressed
s : y. y. 61094, OK 30.
| orrrcE. iOl w. 5th St q $50 octi-dwIy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-21

Rheumatism 10 cured by using Rsnne's
Paiu-EiIliOs Magic Oil thoroughly. We do
not say it cures latter the joints are turusd
iOto a chalky Substance !" butts early aud
faiIhfal use prsvsnM this change.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-21

MAREtAGE GuIDE.- Interesting work
numerous eugraviugs, 224 pages. Price 90
oeOI Address DE-, Butte Dispeussry, IL
North Eighth street, St. Louis, Mo. See
advertisement.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-21

An ISQuIaY.--Is it not better to purchase
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder and
Special FlavOrings, that have stood the test
of years, than worthless compounds because
they appear 70 be cheaper
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-21
VIENNA LiDt OaCFtSIRl

Consisting of
TWENTY INs sTRUMENTAL PERFORMERS
Ali Of whom are Young Ladies of less than 20
ears of age whose Extraordinary musical tai
ant secured them for . number OF years, Instruo-
tion on their rsspestivs instrulAents from the
aost eminent Earopear Professors. Many OF
tbam ave gI aduated with high honorB st the
Conservatoire Of Vienna, Germany.
To heix hten the eelat of tse'e Concerts, Mr.
Rullnan has further engaged tss lat great Mu
sic 1 Novelty. the worlds wonder,
HG'Ne AEna 2iZsr.
Prim. Donna Soprano, only twelve years age
and whose recent Astounding OF, osssss IN Lon
son and other European cap tails, have son her
| IN. plaudits of Royalty, and who, ct her tender
age. 4. f.ifiy the rival of every Prims Donna OF
rsn,wp. Also. Er. JACOB MULLER, the
| Greatly admired Baritone. from he Grand op
ara House OF FraRkfort, Germany.
| JoSEFINE wgINLIoH, Conductress-
And among them a number of distinguish
cd Solo Performers on the Harp, Eiolin, Piano
forte, Flute, etc..
Musical Conductor, Mr.. MULDER FhBkI
ADMISSION ONE DoLLAh
Noe1tra charge for reserved seats. caller.
rs eeuts. The sale Of tickets will eommeno
three days in sdvaues at John Hoyts husi
Store Horse Cars will run 80 Moline stter IN
Cs.+ l6dtd
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-21

Agents $50 per week 10 sell our great ana Valuaol'
discoveries. Ii you want permanent, honorable ant
pleasant work, apply for particulars. Address
DYER & CO, jackson. Mich.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-21
MUSICALS!

nRoF. g. B. wIeGATE LATELY FROM
Rsr,ip. desires 10 announce 20 the citizens
Of Ro.k Island and vicinity, that he is now pre-.
n.r.d Ia raarixa pupils for
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-21
Instructions On the Piano Forte

and will always be founi at the School Of the
Misse. Robinson in Egxissten's Rov Having
been for three yesrs under the special instrac-
tiou of Peof. Theodore Kuliah, one Of he most
distia guishsd musicians o. Europe, he ee's con
ient Of being able TO render entire sa,isfa 'tion
| in ell eesss. 'as 1a oetl7-div
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-21

HORSES LOST!
nE WEDNESDAY MIGHT THE 1STB
" irst. two Horses stray.d from my place
one big Bay, and the other brOwa color,
marked with the letters ''B. K" will pay s.
for information concerning them.
TERRANCE FLANAGAN
Rock Island, Oct. 18th. ls71.-20du
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THE EDIroRI41 ExCURslONIsys.
Arrival at DanviIle- Official Courtesies- I'D.
dress of Welcome by Major SEther.
lin Other Speeches-Rain, &c. ~.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPAToH.]

! (spEo1AL, TELEGRAM TO THE, DIsP ATcH.]
DANvnLE, May H.-The editorial party
arrived here, to-day on special train at
halEpast} o'clock. They were met at
the depot by DR.. Fl. W. Cole, Mayor;
j. n. Pemberton,' Pre- sident of the Coun.
Gil, q large number Of citizens, and
escorted to the Town Hall, and were
first addressed by Major sutherlin,
to whom the duty of receiving the party
had been assigned. He delivered q very
short and appropriate speech, giving them
q hearty welcome to the town of Danyille
and explaining the great advantages of our
lands, etc. :; after which he was responded
to by Mr.. A. o. Bonnell, of DuDayille, n.
Y, in very appropriate manner.
: The Hon. Fl. j. Selkreg, editor of the
Ithica Journal, came upon the stand and
made the house ring with laughter by his
humorous illusions to different subjects
which occurred on their recent trip. T
S. n. Parker, of the Geneva Gazette,
made very appropriate speech, In which
he expressed himself well pleased with his
present trip. - -- 90 a.."-s r-.-
The party then adjourned to PAGES ware
house to witness the sales of tobacco. ~s1s
The whole party will leave tonight for
Richmond at 6 O'Clock. -.
We have been favored with refreshing
rains yesterday aud to-day, and still cloudy.
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
The Bowen B,gamy Case.


WASHINGTON, May 3.-Bowen's bail has
been increased by $3.50. The following
kilograms were read:
"NEw YORK, May 3I-12 o'clock NJ.
G.. y. Fisher, U. 5. attorney:
Have examined the clerks records, and
find an entry of the case but erasures have
been made, Chris. c. and Frances being
written over The erasures. No judgment
on file or papers of any kind. Have exam
med the transcript for January and Feb
ruary, but find no publication. | will con-
tinue the search. - {. / EE,,t
Signed, -. A. B. W1LL1AMsl3 :.
9%tt9z7 zsNEw YORK, May al-z1 r: NJ
think the whole thing fraud and for
gerry. Witnesses and proof will come on 10
SSirbt. Signed. Noah DAVIS,
United States attorney"
The court then adjourned. ddAf I
10 9 : Holden i'm Washington,
WARRINGTON, May a.-Goy. Holden was
before the Southern Claims Committee TO-
day, testitying rs to the, loyalty Of certain
citizens of North Carolina. !
!. Ro. Wallace has been appointed United
States marshal of South Caroiins,
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The Weather ase,,ort.

e.
Is pro,nahIe that local rain: storsns viii he
aag;ae during the rifsiit on fbe i'm.
n aeaaatel ceast from Georgia to, Maine faI.
sTWea by clearfng.up 81 the Weaths, ' u,
aeufassday, Clssr aud partially ' ciou Ss
eaInsr and fight Winds win sr,y SlpdIy
Tha I'm IN The interior and on the iakes'
ior IKE ne following isEasynopsfs OF the Sgeatber
mr. n sI h,lp past twenty.four hours: The nras.
s soae las recovered Somewhat on the Pac;tc
S rUas'' with fresh southwest winds II tI hns
I'seI, With clearing.np weather. Mt the the
a EoSky mountain stations. IT, has r;s sne
f sIgIn.ly IN the Mississippi valley. It Saa
, ,hrc from Alabama TO- Key West. With 18th
s tan.r.'ateninlg weather and light rain Mt tha
utter station. It has. fallen heavily on the
youth Atlantic coast. 1t has risen from
pennsylvania to Maine, and remnins 'sta-
tlonary on the lakes. Fresh southeast winds
prevail generally on the Gulf coast. and
southwest winds from Florida to Delaware
bay. Threatening and rainy weather has
increased in the southern States, and rain
has very generally fallen from central Viz
ginia' to eastern Pennsylvania, and is threat
ening on the immediate New England coast.
Clear and partially cloudy weather prevails
north OF the Ohio and Missouri rivers.
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9 T,efecraphic SUMMARY,

/; The Cabinet meeting at Washington yes
terday was the last that will be held for q
month, as the President is going to Long
Branch to-day.
{, General schofield has telegraphed for re.
Inducements to fight the Indians in Arr.
iona. 1t is stated that a regiment of cay,
airy will be sent from Texas. ........
Fice-President CQlfaX left Washington
Tor the West yesterday. 'f- 8''%"' -'sf2' =
Joseph Murray was convicted yesterday
city of being implicated in the Central
Park robbery, and sentenced to twenty
years in the States prison.
Ex-senator Warner, who has declined
the GoVernor>hip of New Mexico, has
made an unsuccessful application for the
collectorship for the port Of Mobile. -
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nIARIRE INTELLIGENCE.
rORT OF RICHMOND. MAY 81, 1871.
IMMATURE ALMANAC. JUNE l, 1871.
sur ria..s 4 8 Moon Sets. ....... .~r q
Srn Gets ,,,,,,,,.. 712 Bigh Cide.. ........ 81

fORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 81, 1871. ,
Steamer PalIsadc, Nelson, Kingsmill Wharf, G.
l.. Lurrie. , NJ,
Schooner Francis Hatch, Falcs, Rockland, lime
schooner Fl. 2. Barnes, B Baltimore, salt, Hsr
veys Il Williams. --,-.
Schooner Mary and Francis, McAndrews, Alex
andria, coal, +. II Halves. q
schooner n. &. Ely, MeAllister, Philadelphia
coal, 5. III. HAYES. @.'.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise ard passengers, l.. b. Tatuln.
BELOW,
Schooner Oliver, Jamison, plaster, Winds n
Ms.
w.. MEMORANDUM.
WEST POINT, May 31.-hrrlved, steamer State
of Virginia, Freeman, Baltimore. merchandise
and passengers, York River Railroad Company,
and sailed on return. .t-- .rsf#.a ..s-
..sa.s , TBY TELEGBAPH.1 st......
NEW YORK May 3i.-Arrived, steamers Cora
HcnrIvtta, krgua tor, Hattcrns, aud Aibem rle:
Arrived out steamers Angler, Sal dinlan, Ind
City oil Limerick.
There was heavy thunder, lightning and rain
here to-day. -.---------
FORTRESS MONROE, May 3l-Pjlot boat SliceI
reports Passed In for Baltimore steamsr (, racia
from Havana; ship James Chester from Liver.
pool; briggs lda and John SandersOn from Irint-
dad, Gailta from Uemerara, Georgia fl on West
In1ies /; schooner DOwdln from Ponce. Passec
ont, barks Acyuidopil and Winford for Rio
Forest Scudder ior tiibraltar; brig Italia fol
Porto Rico schooner Tecklia for West Indies.
The schooner Impulse spoke yesterday OF the
Capes The brig JamCs Baker from Cardenas fol
PHILADELPHIA. .-"..-"-
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by I,eiclr0ph.l
SPECIAL yLLEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH

SPECIAL TkLkGKAM TO THE DlsPATCH.I
PETERSBURG, May 3l-l0 Z. Min con-
sequence Of the storm the Introductory ser
mon by DR.. Curry WAS postponed until to-
morrow evening. The association engaged
III all earnest and pro tracted discussion on
RESOLUTION ofDr. Burrows instrlIcting the
committee 10 report in favor OF employing
correspondent, secretary who shall de-
votc his whole time 10 The work. The reso-
luton WAS advocated by DR.. Burrows ana
Rev. Geo. Il. Taylor, and opposed by ReVs.
". +. Hatcher, j. &. Long, j. A. Cham
hir., aud Rev. VIM. Fisher. On motion
OF Ilr, Curry he resolution was laid on the
table, VIAyoE.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
EACTS FOR LADIES.

e
If 1 could not procure another WILSON SHUT
TIE WING-MACHINEIw would not part with
mine for any consideration.
Mrs. FITZwILsoN, Church Hill.
/ am delighted with my Wilson Shuttle Sewing
Machine. Mrs. LAKEWOOD, Church Hill.
l would not sell my Wilson Shuttle Sewing-Ma-
chine, which cost $50, for 1900 h<yc paid for It
in The work have done on 1t in one month.
Mrs. MARTHA CLARK, Broad street.
am Well pleased with the Wilson Shuttle Sew
ing Machine and do not think could ge better
suited. srs. Capt. BEAKEY, Leigh street.
My machine always gives me satisfaction.
have always been pleased with IT,. p -, t'i-t r. ~
'- .''' Mrs. MEADOWS, I'd street.
After a fair trial Of machines, L have given pre-
ference for the Wilson shuttle wing-Machlne.
i would not take 300 for IL. r-ar ~. 49,
Mrs. NUsNERLY, Church Hill.
have always liked my Wilson Shutte-Sewing
Machine Mrs. PACE, 9th street.
CAUTION, LADIES.-When anything Is said
about the "W1LSON'' which is calculated to liz
jurc Its reputation In your mind, before you be.
llevc it test the truth by coming to our Office aud
examining for yourself We can prove by emf
ncnt machinss and hundreds of ladies in this city
that The Wilson - has no superior.
Save $50 then, by buy ing our Machine.
WILSON SEWING-MACHINE ROOMS,
je1 -. ## .sf No 4 Governor ST, Get.
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TELL fGRAPHIC NEWS.
new Yessk ssenk nrs1 ar..s.s-s ,.r-....

MeW 10ksR ~sss6H 18kSH M8MEW Hfntsra4.
NEW TsRtk sMay sL--rsnnessses, .os M. nav
III. Virginia 60, @; pssys u. Ipuisians a.. ~
EneN. %, Levs e ss, 70; ss,@ Alabama s,s IA, .
ss, 7e 9eorn "a 'as, 80 1's, ogs. North csroijSs
|s,S, nev:aa ,scntf Csroliua Is, Ia; nav, sa,
z SThe Treasury settlements on cotton exchange
were brought =, q close to-day. There was no eor.
ner this month. although prices have advaneed
sharply Iwit,in the week past. Two additional
failures were reported to-day. These were canaed
by the inability OF the parties TO keep their Jnne
and july consrasts on the short side marEiled mp
TO the ma.-ket orice. t3ttstfs2t n - ! sHsss j
, Money 10 eass 1T 2@s per cent. sterline steady
ut llok@1lo5- G old. llli0i,la. governments ad-
yanced i@f; 'srs, 1!7s; 1925, 1lil: 's4's. same
$3.50 same; new, 11sa: 'sTs. same 'ss,s, lii :;
lo-aos, 1904. State securities dull and heavy. .
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Domestic Markets -rBY TELEGRAPH

| 'AoIhctS = D1 TELEGRAPH
paies at TIC. Flour a. moderste rcgnest VIZ
oIdersn as easier at a2@a2Ac Wheat closed dull
es@sl7O Corn uncbsn s sao I Pnnt western;
steady. 1aa' faifow and freiRhts
| 81 BALTI4oRA May sl.-virg,nia as. did 81 n,d
pgns old bid new, Sd IS s asse5 q bid cou-
Flour quiet god grades arm. Howard. street
sesaa s' oisg m e. ss5.5s .:s,Iy
s.; s sH'ss ;ssiIs, s5
White finer sales at 77ae. y.I E ste S9t s =,
sse Proyisions unsteady. whiskey is scarce =
LOUISVILLE, May sl.-Tobacco-sales. as
noesaeads Tugs, s4.7s@se; low to medium leaf,
net receipts, las bales exports TO the continent,
oeS bales sales, 300 bales; stock, TO- SIS bales.
BALTIMORE, May 3L-Cotton In good demand :
prices advanced; middlings. l7sS9l7tc.; net re-
selpts 100 bales gross receipts, ISL bales sales
mddIings, lss@Iesc.; net receipts, s2s bales *.
ports to Great Britain, 1871 bales coastwise, 72s
bales sales, 800 bales; stock, la, 2o2 bales.
+ NEW ORLEANS, May sl.-Cotton market active
and .,endipg upwards mlddlings, lsic; met re-
5000 bales; stock, $500 bales. .rgg-.ft -
! WILMINGTON, May 5l.-Cotton market firm !;
middllngs. 16sc. net receipts, Is bales; sales, Il
bales stock, Lifts bales. 4s'is.
NORFOLK, May 31.-Sales OF cotton: Middlings,
15sc- Net receipts 427 bales. Exports coastwise,
$40 bales. sales, $50 bales. Stock, a,leo bales.
CHARLESTON, May 3l.-Cotton market hrmer
l6ic.; net receipts, oi2 bales; exports
coasrwse, ea7 bales; sales, AGO bales; STOCK $40
bales. -.. 80 '. - :.
GALVESTON, May al Cotton market firm good
ordinary, lite; net receipts 800 bales; exports to
the continent, ,l25 bales sales, 500 bales stock,
IS, 2S7 bales. .
AUGUSTA. May 31.-Cotton firm: sales at 15f@
Ice. for middlfngs sales, as bales receipts, 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-01
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO .
CONSUMERS OF DRY GOODS.
ALL RETAIL ORDERS. AMOUNTING TO sec
AND OVER DELIVERED IN ANY PART
OF THE COUNTRY sae,7 /
FREE OF EXPRESS CHARGES.

HAMILTON EASTER & SONS <.
OF BALTIMORE, Md, .
in order the better to meet the wants OF their
tail customers at distance, have established q
SAMPLE BUREAU, ,
and WILL upon application, promptly send by mail
full lines of SAMPLES of the NEWEST AND
MOST FASHIONABLE GOODS, OF French,
English, and domestic manufacture, guaranteeing
at all times to sell low not at less prices, than
any house In the country.
Buying our goods from the largest and most cele-
brated manufacturers in the different parts OF Eu-
rope, and importing the same By steamers direct
to Baltimore, our stock is at all times promptly
supplied with the novelties of the London and
Paris markets.
As we buy and sell only for cash, and make no
bad debts we are able and willing TO sell our goods
at FROM TEN TO FIFTEEN PER CENT.
LESS PROFIT than II we gave credit.
In sending for samples specify the KIND OF goods
of goods, from the lowest to the most costly.
Orders unaccompanied by the cash viii be sent
C. y. ID. ,
PRONPT-PAYING Wholesale 3 UY Frs
are invited 10 inspect the stock In our Joboing and
Package Department. Address
HAMILTON EASTER 4 SONS,
1877 100, 20l, and 2e3 West Baltimore street,
de sLTu&Fly Baltimore, Nd.