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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-07-28
LAMS0N. GLAZIER & co.
TTIHE AMERICAN
TURBINE WATER WHEEL.
Made by the HoLYoKE MACHINE COMPANY.
HoLYcKE, MASS.
SEND FOR CIRCULAR

=, omce Of j. BEEBE, Springfield, Mass May %, 1871
nOly0ke Machine Iompany-Gentiemen The 81 inch
AmerlcM turbine Wheel put in my mill at North Mon
son performs 70 my entire satisfaction. consider 1t the
best wheel have ever used ii regulates easily ana
perfectly. Fall Il feet. '' "
Yours truly I pPEpF
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NJ p o R t A N t


This Is to certify that we have sold to EDWIN A.
WARREN, of Worcester, Mass, % barrels Water the
present year, and have shipped the TO Mr. Warren
by Boston n Albany Railroad,
Cslgned) SARATOGA STAR SPRING co.
A PUTNAM, Jr., Supt.
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J. BEEBE.

May 20, lS1l.-IIOyOke Machine t'ompany=G eniIemen
We are running two OF your American Turbine Wheels in
our new mn hey are nIst class wheels, and work to
under l9 feet fall. " "
Yours truly, VIM WHITING, Agent
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VIM. WHITING, Agent.

Office of GEO. W. PRESTIss, Holyoke. Mass, NAV 81
lTi.-Holyoke Machine Company Gentlemen; Tie 50
inch American Turbine Wheel purchased OF YOU for nv
new wire mill Is driving all machinery very steadily
without regulator II works to my entire satisfaction
have used other iron Wheels but consider this superior
to any within the range of my experience; 10 feet ia
Yours truly, GEO. w. PRFNTISS
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WORCESTER July II, 1871.
rms Is TO certify that the Boston b Albany Railroad
60 have transported to Edwin A. Warren, at Worcester
= barrels ofStar Spring Water from SaratOgaSprngs n
Y, this season.
(Sgnedl u. p. NICHOLS, Agent.
We have received and delivered this rs barrels Water
since January 1871,
(Signed) CHAS. f. GROVER.
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OLIVERs
STOVE STORE.


DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
- STATES = DISTRICT OF MASSACHUSETTS = In
Bankruptcy, This is to give notice that Petition
presented to the Court on the 10th day of July ISL
by Horace Knight, of New Braintree, bankrupt,
praying that he may be decreed have full discharge
from all his debts provabe under the bankrupt Act and
upon reading said Petition It is ordered by the Court
that hearing be had upon the the 18th day of
August A. d. 1911 before the Court In Boston, in said
district at 10 O'Clock NJ and that notice thereof be
published In the Worcester Daily Spy, of Worcester,
and Daily Evening Traveller, of Boston, newspapers
printed in said district, week for three weeks;
and that all creditors who have proved their debts and
other persons in interest may appear at said time and
place. and show cause if any they have why the prayer
of the said Petition should not be granted.
EDWARD DEXTER,
CLERK of District Court for said District.
Wi d9sFr
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WORCESTER July 10, ISL
TINS TO certify that have carried Is barrels OF
Spring Water from the b. A. r. Depot to the store OF
Edwin A. Warren, this season
tslgned) J. MCPHERSON, Truckman
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A MEXICAN y FOREIGN PATENTS.

"A
r. H. EDDY,
Solicitor of Patents for Inventions Trade Marks or
Designs No. 70 state ST., opposite Kilhy st..
Boston,
No Agency ia the United States possesses SUPERIOR Ia
cdeSt0r obtaining Patents dScertQiaiog ne pae5fa-
bihfy Of iRUeafi0nS.
All necessity Of journey to Washington to procure
Patent and the great delay there are here saved
inventors.
Testim Onials.
~ regard Mr.. Eddy as one of the most CAPABLE and
successful practitioners with whom have had official
intercourse.
CHARLES MASON, Commissioner of Patents
u have no hesitation in assuring inventors that they
cannot employ man competent and fyasi1gorfhV
and more capable of putting their applications in form
TO secure for them an early and favorable consideration
at the Patent Office. EDMUND BURKE
Late Commissioner of Patents ~
Mr.. Il. II. Eddy has made for me over THIRTY an
pcaons for Patents, having been successful in almost
every case Such unmstakabe proof great taentand
ability on his part, leads to recommend ALL inventors
to apply to him to procure their patents they may be
sure of having the most faithful attention bestowed on
their cases. and at very reasonable charges.
Boston jan 1911. d2twly flo JOHN TAGGART.
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Washing Ironing, Plating, Flung &c. done at short
notice, and on As reasonable terms place In the
city, Spedt dtteatioR pdd 10 doing up Curtains
Ne. Orders may he left at Davis Co.'S, No 3 Flags
Block; Fairbanks Co.'S of Myrtle and SOUTH
bridge SITS and at J. 7: Rowland Co.'S corner Main
all parts of the city without extra charge.
myll deop3m a. w. KELLEY
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CITY TEAM NDRY,
No. SO Washington st., Worcester.

The subscriber wishes to to the residents
Worcester and vicinity that he has completed NEW
CONVENIENT BUILDING. to cArrY on Lhe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-27
Speech Of Jefferson Davis

AUGUSTA, Ga, May 26.-Hon. jefferson
Davis arrived here last night, was screnaded
at the Planters Hotel, and held 4 reception
TODAY. Mayor Estes rendered him the
hospltalltles OF the city. In response to re.
peated calls and cheers, Mr.. Davis made
ms appearance on the balcony, and was in.
tr0dllced to the crowd by Henry w. Hi.
lard. MIR. Davis said that be recognized
the peculiar claims of Georgia upon him
and OF himself upon Georgia, for in the an.
Gent city of Augusta his flther had identi.
ned himself with the revolutionary STRUGGLE
for liberty. If the late struggle for the prin.
ciple of constitutional liberty had been y
crime, it was his misfortune, for which he
had fully suffered. Aware Of the cagcrncss
with which every word he might utter was
watched for and misrcpresented, he would
be silent, not from apprehension as to
the result to him Individually, but
as his utterances were made to affect
The interests of the southern people. He
DID NOT CONCEIVE THAT TIE PRINCE.
rLEs OF THE LOST CAUSE WERE DEAF
or that truth should remain crushed. He
counseled fortltude and patience, believing
that the South could afford to be patient I'M
der her wrongs until Il returning sense Of
justice achieved the rights of every freeman.
a period to which he confidently looked
With his feelings he was fearful to trust
himself to speak, because he could not
think one thing and speak another. III,
looked forward to time. when he might
with Fropricty speak to his fclloW-citi
Zens as his heart moved him. He babe
them farewell, expressing the hone that
God would be with them. He leaves fol
Atlanta tonight
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The Weather RanOrs

WASHINGTON, May 2G.-Probabil,tics It
is probable that the barometer will con-
tinuc low, with warm weather on Saturday
in the Mississippi Valley and south of the
Ohio. Cooler and partially cloudy weather
Is probable from Wisconsin eastward to
the Atlantic.
Synopsis of reports for twenty-four
hours ending at I 30 Z. NJ: The barometer
continues to fall slowly on the Paci lic
coast and ut the Rocky Mountain stations.
The pressure has diminished from the Mis-.
SisSippi 10 the Atlantic coast, and is highest
i'll South and North Carolina. The low
pressure which Thursday night existed
from Lake Superior to Maine is now con-
fined to the eastern States. Light rains
have fallen ut most points from Iowa To
Lake Huron, and eastward to Virginia and
Vermont. AT present partially cloudy and
clearing weather is reported from this
region. Clear weather has been generally
reported from North Carolina TO ArkanS;i:
and southwark.
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known it Tor many years, and can COM
mend it as one Of the most powerful Of min
cral waters in the cure Of many diseases.
On this point see the advertisement of the
proprietors.
The air is as grateful and bracing rs
mountain air we'll can be, while for the
sportsman the game IL most abundant. We
once knew 4 good shot there to kill thirteen
squirrels in one scalv-bark hickory-nut in
the month of October. They came down,
one at time. whenever the body Of the
tree was stuck, and rs each sentinel de-
scendcd he was shot. This story may be
doubted by some incrcdulous persons. If
they desire, however, to convict this truth
rul paper of inaccuraey, let them 30 to
tn" Ra"lry. and Wen pay their board if
they prove that the story is untrue.
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THE EDITORIAL EXCURs1ONIsTs,
Courtcsics mt Charlottesville Their Arrival n.
Staunton- Enthusiastic Reception speeches
from Hon. MIR. ScllrcR, of New York,
Hons. John ID. Baldwin, Alexander
III. III. Stuart, and Othcrs-Atten.
tons from the Ladies'.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TIE DIspATcH.l


STANTON, Va, May 26.-Thc editorial
excursion party reached here in special
train at $50 o'clock this afternoon. On the
way up they stopped at Charlottesville, and
were entertained by the proprictors of the
Farri>s House." At other points Of in
fcrest on the road the train stopped to give
time for observation.
The whole party were delighted with the
scenery of the country. They were escorted
to the " Virginia House," where the pro-
prictors, Frazier & Sale, had made ample
preparations for them. They were visited
by the committee appointed by the City
Council, and were introduced by Mr.. n.
IL. Hotchkiss. After which Mayor N. X.
Trout read the resolutions of the Council
rendering them the inequalities Of the city
and pledging them to make their stay as
agreeable rs possible. He then introduced
the Hon. John B. Baldwin, who, in a most
happy manner, welcomed them to the city,
plcdglng the committee to use their best
endcavors to make their stay amongst us
rs agreeable and profitable as possible. lie
stated that such visits as theirs were i'm.
portant and profitable, and could not but
be productive of good to the people of both
sections.
The president of the cxcursioniSts intro.
duced the Hon. j. H. Sclkrcg, of Ithica,
y. Y, to respond, which he did in a very
happy manner. lie commenced by stating
that he was too new and fresh from the
beauties Of the scenery through which they
had Just passed to respond to it in nun.
her it deserved. He had drunk in the puri-
ty of these mountains, and had had no
time for preparation.
After he concluded, addresses were also
made by Major n. Fl. Hotchkiss, Hon. A,
Ii. II. Stuart, and Prof. Hopkins, OF Roches.
ter, n. y. The speeches were all loudly
Iapplauded.
After tea, the party accepted invitations
from the following institutes to he present
at entertainments given for their benefit
The Methodist, Virginia. Female, and Au.
custa. The young ladies at each institution
did their parts well-the singing and play.
| ing were i'll good taste, and the visitors
| were highly delighted.
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Telegraphic Summary.

At the Lexington Ky.) races Thursday
Allie Hunt won the first race in three
straight heats. Time: :3G4, LAG, and
:49I. The second was won by Albert
Dudley's chestnut horse. Time: 3:39A.
The civil war in Panama has ended.
The powder works ut Itazardylllc, Con-
nccticut, blew up Thursday, killing three
persons.
Collier and Edwards fought Il drawn bat.
tie near New York Thursday, and were Ia
have renewed the fight Yesterday, but were
arrested.
A synagogue was dedicated at Calves.
ton, Texas, Wednesday, hev. Mr.. Bllm
] of Augusta, Ga, officiating.
The bullion in the Bank of England is
G24. 800 600, IN amount unprecedented III
The history of the bank.
Horace Greeley's tour through Texas is
somewhat impcdcd 10y wet weather. He
has been Hospitality received every where,
and promises on his return to make 4
truthful report of tho state Of affairs i'll
Texas.
Vice-Prcsident ColfaX is believed 10 be
out of danger.
Rear Admiral Melancthon Smith, u. S
n, has been retired from service, and Com
modore Stcadman promoted to his place.
A smuggling operation involving 500, 00t
| has been discovered at New York, but the
particulars are not gwen.
The first railway train crossed the bridge
over the Mississippi at Winona, Minnesota,
yesterday.
Chas. Eachcr was hung for murder al
Fonda, n. Y, Yesterday. lie protested
| his Innocence.
Frederick Lockman has been convicted
ut Boston of fralIdulcntly obtaining 0,00l
worth Of cotton from the Boston Bank.
The two prize fighters, Edwards anC
Collier, have been committed to the Tomb;
| in New York in default of -, 900 bail.
Governor Scott, of South Carolina, was a
Washington last night, going to New York
Gov. Scott, of South Carolina, yesterday
assured the President there was no neres
slty of pllcing that State under martial law
Minister Washburne tcIcgraphed yester
day that there was some fighting in the re
mote quarters of Paris, and some new fires
but the Americans and their property were
safe.
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surgents are being attacked on three sidcs
by the Government troops. The confla-
grations continue. wilma
PARIS, May 26.-The collections In tho
Louvre were all saved except the library
IN which great many valuable books were
destroyed. The National Library and
sfrnnd Livre are safe. The insurgents still
mold Berry. the Place de Ia Bastile. Chm
111S, N Bellville, Meliil, and Montaoel.
Ihey nave evacuated and blown I'D Fort
Ulvry. The Government forces are now
attacking the Place de 10 Bastile.
- ALsACE AND LORRAINE.
.bkRLlf, May 26.-Prince Bismarck has
agreed 10 compromise upon the Alsace-
lorraine question, making the government
OF the conquered territory Dictatorship
until 1872. The sanction of the Reichstnr
Is, however, to be required for raising of
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TIE CoTToS GrTLooK.-Thc cotton States
papers generally, during the past fortnight,
have contained the usual seasonlblc &C.
counts OF damage to the growing crop. and
with rather more than the usual appear
ancc oil reason. On the other hand, author
ily which we have Il right 10 infer is fairly
We'll informed, asserts that 1.-THE United
states promises to furnish in excess over
last year The crop Of cotton, however,
i liable to injury. materially altering the
general prospect quite up to the picking
season, and little real confidence is to be
rcpo>cd in the reports at present, and still
less III representations, till the crop is &c.
tullly gathered.
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FATAL FkuD IN MlSSorR1.-St. Louis,
May 2J.-lnformalion from Douglas colln-
ty. Mo-, represents that the house Of John
Hatfield WAS surrounded on the night of
The IStn by a party of men. who fired scvc-
ral shots into it. After daybrcak Mr.. Hat
IL III discovered two of tlc aSsailants and
shot and wounded them. Subsequently
Mr.. Hatfield gave himself up, and While
being taken to the county seat i'll charge of
an officer he was oycrtakcn b, several men
and Killed, the body being riddlcd with bull
lets. Three attempts had been made OH
Mr.. H;itilclus life since last fall.
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GEASp MASONIC BoDlEs.-In the first
hranca OF the City Council last evening
Mr.. Mills Offered a preamble and resolution
setting forth that the city Of Baltimore
having been selected as the place to hold
Their biennial convention. on the third
Tuesday OF September next, nv the High.
Ancient, and Honorable Masonic bodies of
the United States, known as sThc General
Grand Encampment Of Knights Temnlar
Of the United States,' 1.-The General Grand
Chapter Of Royal Arch Masons of the
United States" and the General Grand
ConsStory Therefore
"Er>oIrCd, I hat the cordial hoSpitalitics
OF the city ba extended To the ahovc-nalncd
bodies, and til" authorities Of the CITY are
requested 10 adopt such mclSurcS rs will
cvucc 10 our distinguished visitors the
pleasure we lave in welcoming them to our
city," DC.
Sir. Mills said tho Masonic convention
would bring trom eight to ten thousand
persons TO the city.
\ member inqrircd if it was proposed
that the city should entertain I'LL of them?
Mr.. Mills said it Was only contemplated
to exhibit the fire department, and invite
thcm to visit whatever else was notable in
the city.
The resolution was then passed unani-
ImOusiy.-BOl.jmOrc Sen.
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domestic Markets TRy rp,,


NEW YORK, May 2s.-Cntton steady. s,,cs , ,sr
haies Of lssc. Flour Southern Guiet. common ~
iaiT extra. Se15hlS7.o5 good 10 choice 81 3o6Gso
wheat Irregular aud unsettled: winter red and
amher western, Fl ef6nf1.67. Corn firm AT 7o6I7sc
Groceric: dull. PORK lower at SIS 5O0S,5 75 lard
heavy. Whiskev unchanged. Naval stores steadv
fallow quiet. Frelghts active.
BALTIMORE, May 2a.-VirelnIs s's. old. ia hin,
sig asked 'dTs. 80 bid, 7o3 asked. "a
fi"hr omli and firm; supernne scarce and
wanted. Wheat quiet and weak. Corn stca,lv
mixer western. 75GD7'c Oats dull at sec. PORK
Guii at Els5o. Bacon firm; shoulders, 71c Lard
dull. Whiskey, 9i(g95c.
LOUISVILLE, May an.-FIour active. Corn firm.
In SACKS, CSC. Provisions weak and unchlnged
Whiskev. Ssc.
LOUISVILLE. May 2G.-Tnbacco strong. saIes.
9Ss hoe: .1 lugs, Si.sc@a6.So; low TO good
ST. LOUIS, May 20 FIour--Superfpe. S5.3r60
S!I3. Corn scarce and wanted: sacked ss1rsp,.
Whisky, poe. Fork, $3.50. Bacuu-Shoutcrs
7c.; clear sides, 9tGlo1c.
WILMINGTON, n. c., May 2e-Spiri.s turnen
ths steauy AZ 45G kosn firm DIT 2.l0 for strained
to 80 Tor pale. Tar firm at *..lO.
new ORLEANS, May o6.-Sugar finn: fair.
loi2lc.; prime. 1ltmlllc. Molasscs tirm : re-,
Dn''ca plantation, il@53c. New York sight, &c,
premium. Gold, liz. ."
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 20, 1871.
ARRIVED.

on4 VT hlO1mONl, MAY 70, 1911.
ARRIVED.
Steamer ralisa,lc, Nc'son Chlckahominy, Geo.
l.. turric.
Schrurrr Ses-Bird Hogan, New York, gulno
& Co.
Schooner General Grant, Colburn, Phla,lcl-
phia, pig irou, Gld Dominion Nall Works.
schooner Mohawk, Wright, Baltimore, salt
Harvcys& Williams.
Schooner :. II. Iravers, Mcekins, Baltimore,
grain, iiaXall, CrcnShaw Il Co.
Schooner Usccoia, Gray, Norfolk, logs, Man-
chester Bucket Company.
SAILED,
Sch ro1cr Roanoke, Barrett, PhiadcIph!.
granite. Curtis Il Parker.
Steamer IoEh sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mcr-
caan.t!sc AMI passengers. l.. Il. F.LuG.
Steamer Isaac Bc'l, Isl :kcmIn, :, ew York, mcr-
chsnlt~C AMI passengers IOhn W. Wyatt.
Steamer WIN. L. Ciydc, Parker. New York,
mcrch ,udi-C and PASSENGERS, Virginia Steamship
and Packet Company.
MEMORANDA.
NEW YORK Nay 2i.-Arriyed, schooner Balli-
more, Taylor, hichm"nl, Va.
Est POINT, May :6 arrived. steamer state
Of Virginia, Freeman. Baltimore. mGrchaGdls.
and passengers, YORK River Railroad Company,
aud sailed uE return.
lBY TELECRAPHl
FORTRESS MONROE. MAJ "6.-Iass ed out, barkS
FIJI ma =. :tcor and Sparkling Wave for London.
Siiich, bark Dor FrGhlyncin Tor New York.
rLw YORK. May 2j.--Arrlycd cut, steamers
Columbia and KuGsa.
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HELD Her BREATH FOREVER Alex

HELD Her BREATH FoREvER.-The Alex
andrla (Na.) Gazette mentions the novel
suicide OF Il little girl twcnty-onc months OF
age, the child of Mr.. VIM. beavers, about
nine miles below Alexandria. on the Poh-
Eek road. The child held her breath while
in a pet. rs children frequently do, and
died. although she was perfectly we'll be-
fore the erwin" tit. An clcctual way to pre-
vent unfortunate results Of this kind Is to
throw cold water III the face of the child as
soon rs it begins to hold its breath. The
shock Of the water will make it gasp, and
necessarily force it to take breath. rs we'll
as divert attention from the tit OF anger.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-27

THE Insurance ISTEREST.-A fair start
was made Yesterday by the Convention OF
Insurance superintendent. The work of
the session WAS blocked out, conciScly and
Clearly, and several days are TO he devoted
10 drlircration. The action of this body.
oil course. cannot be final; but its members
are competent to suggest plans for Il better
insurance system. An asScmblage of en-
perts from eighteen different States may
reasonably be expected to point the way TO
4 remedy for many serious evils, and that
this Is The general purpose Of the Conven-
ton is shown by the summary of its intend
cd work. The subjects proposed for dis
cuSsion are: The cXpedlcncv of adopting
4 uniform standard for life, fire, and
marine companies; deposits by compa-
MES IN different States taxation and in
vcStment dividends, reserves. and assets
and the protection OF poicy-holderS against
litigation or loSs.-Nc'r York ConmcrciQl.
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Conservative Victory ut Lexington
The Valley KaiIr0ad-s;nse Acct.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TIE DIST ATCII.

LEXINGTON, Va. May 2G.--Thc election
here yesterday passed of very quietly. Tho
Conservative ticket for town and township
officers was triumphantly elected.
Our people are very much stirred up by
the effort to build the Valley railroad onl,
from 1Iarri>onburg to S:aunton, leaving
Rockbridyc out in the cold. They ayow
their purpose to resist any such Use of the
charter.
The stage from Staunton broke down thi:
morning. Nobody hurt.
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NEW YORK, May 2j.--A fire this morning
ut Nos. 80 and 81 Ann street destroyed
property of Charles Cra>kc, clcctro'ypcr
and Frederick Hale. sign manufacturer, &c
the extent of $1,000. insured.
Alexander +. Orr yesterday recovered
from the city SjJ3.7793, the tuIl value, will
interest, Of grain elevator and other
property destroyed by the rioters in July
lSt5
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TOWNSHIP ELECTION RETURNS have been
received from our correspondents in many
parts Of the state. but rs they possess only
Il local interest, VIC do not publish them.
With few exceptions, they indicate Con-
scrNa:i,c gains.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Few York Stock and n1Onev Mn,

= 1OAcJ nAHfhet6.
NEW YORK, May 2o.- State bonds-Tenn nos
see e's, 72s; new, 72a. Virginia sc, 90: new. IA
Louisiana d's, 90; new, e.. Levce ss. ss,: ava
81. Alabama Ts, loa; SO, TO- Georgia o's, 90 ia.
o2i. North Carolina 6's, s7a; new, "a South Caro-.
Ina e's. rs; new. 6ai.
Money easy at a@a per cent. Gold, III,@llls.
Governments stcady-'sre, ll7h; 'e2's, 'srs, and
'G5's llt; news, e7s and 'ess, ll3s lo-4o's loo,