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.HHR GRAND GIFT CONCERT.
MONEY ALL UP !
8 %
IN BANK TO PAY PRIZES.
a FULL DRAWING IN SIGHT.
A FULL DRAWING IN SIGHT,

|! The Grand Gift Concert for tho benedE OF the
Public Library OF Kentucky Is postponed 70 SAT
urday, the 7th Of December, for tho 1oilowing
reaBons: 20
1. the failure OF certain agents to make re.
turns in time for the drawing to take PLACES sep
Ttember %.
few day to such an extent that 1t was not posi-
bic, to rl them aud have the drawing on the 2Stn.
s. The general expressed desire or ticket.hoia.
ers tnnt q full drawing might be had, even uls
made u snort pUstponemrnt Lecessary.
4. The belief or The management tha1 by Q
short postponement, the remnant or uDso!d
tickets can be disposed Of, and oil the prtHss paii
In Iull without the necessity OF any pro rata
For these reasons. coupled with the ernest do.
sire 70 benefit the Public Library BY a larger BAL
nnce. aud the ,lcRet holders by lsi ger G1s, Inc
Concert and Distribution have pecn postponed to
Sal urdsy, the 7Lh OF December. 1872. On that
day and no other The drawing will positively and
un, auivocslly come II IN the great Hall OF the
Public Library ! ullding, b. ginning at precise J y
O'Clock A. NJ, and continue until Inc whole oitne
one Thousand Cults are AWARDED.
The payment OF tue Gifts will begin the third
day after the drawing, aud continue 1or slx
months, In current funds, by the farmers ana
Drovers, Bank, or by sight draft upon the FGarln
| National Bank, New York, at the option OF the
Gift ticket. hOlders.
rsas ~ aIrao
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Interior Uotton Markets.

Interior Cotton Markets.
COLUMBIA, October 10.
Sales Of cotton to-day 100 oaies; nlddlings Tic.
CAMDEN, October 10.
Market active, with an advance OF about lci
sales for the week 4lS bales at Tx to IKE; ship
ments $40.
Our market has been active during this week,
with q further improvement In prices; we now
quote prices ranging from 10 to l6xc, with 9
good demand.
We quote good style low middling at leKo, and
mlddhng Ito.
ECot.on Is quoted at l4KaleKc.
Market easy; low mlddlings 1890; good ordi'
nary l6c; ordinary lac.
For the past two DAYS 2l6 Dali 8 or cotton have
been sold IN this market at l6sl6xc.
Trade was active to-day and The demand good
at quotations. The market closed steady a. nc
for Liverpool mlddii,gs and TX for New YORK
m%iddllnes. Receipts 70 day were COL balesi ship.
ments 1T; sales All.
Market dull and Inc ctlve; middlings Ike; sales
ISL bales; receipts 81; shipments 1873.
MONTGOMERY, October 8.
Cotton stea6y and nominal; good ordinary lie;
strictly goo Ordinary Tx; low middling 17h
mIddlIng Tx.
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TIE NEW YORK VEGETABLE AND
FRUIT MARKETS.

The Daily Bulletin, OF Thursday, October
10th, says:
There is a fair demand for fancy apples and
nrices are sustained. Cranberriss are mac
tive and firm, and there appears to be q dls-
! position on the part of some receivers to push
nrices M. Pears are selling fuirly at ABOUT
| our former prices, though 1t ls generally
| thought that prices will shortly be lower.
| Grapes about steady. Chestnuts AND nickory
nuts arriving 1yh s,a freely. nr Ms ? ~ ass 81 5 lc' blush
uipppins, 50 25a2 5O;York pippins, 81 2ba2 90;
twenty ounce, 81 25a2 so; greetings, 76casl oo;
| river stock. ali varieties, 75ca$l 70; and Jer-
sey. in bulk, 75casl4.25 per Dbl. Pears-Bart-
Lett ner bbi, S-a-; Duchess, No. i, per Dbl
ssai2: do. No. 2, seas; Flemish beauty, Pr
| Dbl. s6al2; louise Bonnie of Jersey, $Sal2i
VIrgaloo. ssal2; Sickle, ssal2; Vicar Oh wa Ike.
OnIncss@s6a7 for apple, and s5a6 for pear.
Grapes-Concord, per ID, Safe; Isabella, do
5a7c: Delaware, do, sal0c; Catawba, do. 81
loo. .Plums-Damson, per Dbl, $SalO. Gran
berries-prime, per crate, So so; do, fair to
good So 75aS Is. Nuts-Chest?uts, Southern,
per bushel, 81 SO, and State, 81; new hickory,
The demand for common potatoes Is about
equal 10 the supply, and prices continue
steady. Sweets are lower. Vegetables WltnouC
essential change. Our quotations for potatoes
are in bulk; il shipping order so cents, per
Dbl must be adder. We quote as follows:
PenchbIows, s2a2 rs; Early Rose at 81 5oa2,
and Early Goodrich and jackson whites 81 26a
/ so. Sweets 81 50a2 rs per Dbl Tor Virginia
and 50 75as 90 ior. Delaware: We quote; VrSe,
tables: Green corr, 75casl per 100. Red
onions, Der Dbl, s2a2 so; do. yellow 50 5os3;
do. Connecticut white, So 60a4 per Dbl.
Squash. marrowiat, per bbl, 76casl. New tnr-
Mus, So 50a3 per bbl. Caobages. $8al2 per
100. Beets, jersey, 81 so. Tomatoes, eOa7Oc
per basket. Egg plant, 60ca$l per dozen:
lima beans, s4a4 80 per bag; do. shelled Slo
per bushel. Carrots, per Dbl, 81 30.
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THEWEATHER.

The weather became suddenly cool ABOUT
daylight Yesterday morning. The day vas
mora or less cloudy, with a strong wind from
the northeast. Towards evening the a,mos'
nbere grew decidedly winterish, and brought
an occasional overcoat out upon the streets.
The range of the thermometer yesterday
at The drug store of Mr.. Joseph Blackman, on
The south side OF Broad street. was as foi-
lo,qs;: 8 A.. NJ, 65; 10 "A. NJ, 70; IL NJ, 70; 2
!. II. "a; 4P.sM NJ, So; 6 P. NJ, 64;s 2. NJ 81,
The lowest since the 23d April. z, -
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857,2 go mats. 279, sl2 mats.
Decrease of available supplies In

l81Z.
Rv thia it appears the avaIlabie supplies for the
zear Will be about one.tfth part less than that OF
last wear. and with an average monthly consump.
lion hardly lessened by oas-dnh. It appears tnst
Inc aernand. Especially is tbl. evident when we
remember that few, II any. supplies can be eX;
pected from Europe. In Tire other Kinda q small
business has been done, with no change 10 figures.
The scarcity OF money he's greatly restricted trade
and Te cannot look for any decided improvement
til the present state Of AFFAIRS is changed.
sPIoRs.-Nothing ofspecial interest has occurred
in any klud. Importers generally are above me
marset. and sales in any quantity can only bs
made BY connecting In Price. The advance In cos
sa has hardly been Sustained. q d prices have
sorin declined. cloves also are held less firmly.
Nntmees remsin nominally unchanged. Pepper,
though slightly lower 10 IN q very strong poslllon
and sDnarentiy cannot decline very much. Gill;
ger is still very scarce and likely TO remain 30.
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WINGl T o WI / NiGl

The powerful Steam Tug REpUB. K..6
LII. Mellvine, commander, nassA
heen fitted ont most complete for this I,8l bOt ,auu
IL prepared to. Tow Vessels Of any, size In me
harbor TO sea and The adjacent Phosphate works
81 ST. Helena; also TO and from Charleston 70 %:
Arraneements may be made with Captain
MELVILLE on board, or sc the Agents, ONCE. s
ROACH & AOFFEi T, Agents.
ZEN B.-She has wrecking Pumps for assisting
vessels In distress and putting ont nres, &C.
sep28.lmo III ...t
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W Shepherd Il co. shackelford 4 Kelly. 8 Strauss
d Bro. W Steele, Steele d Wardell, Stoll, Webb d
CO.. A o Stone, Jno F Taylor 4 co. otto F Wieters,
r Tbomlinson & CO, J b Vollers, 8 Thomson, P P
Toale, Ii Tri1st, P Wlneman d co, 4 l. Tyler, @ a
Trenholm & Son, W Webb, W Yates. % Will
son & sr1, + v n santen, I WeiskoPM W9nl.
l.ams, and others.
British bark Ranger, Cox, Boston, : days. Bal.
last. To Master.
schr Eben Fisher, Reynolds, Boston-s days.
Ice. To AlVa Gage d co. Vessel to Jos A Enslow
schr Hattie, McClintock, Portsmouth. NH-y
days. Gnano. To ] A Enalow b co. Vessel to
Cohen Il Wells.
scnr Minnehaha, Swinton, Combahee. 1850
bushels rough rice. To W O Bee 4 CO.
Schr 0geeclee. Sabiston, Ogeechee. 5000 bush
els rou2h rice. To " y Bee & 20.
schr allie BIssell, Magrath, combatee. a725
Scnr TilIon, Tilton, Back hiver. 1900 bushels
rough rice. TO W v Bee d co.
Schr Ada, Whitehurst, Back River. 1000 bush.
els rough rice. TO W O Bee d co.
Schr southerner, -, Santee. 1000 bushels
rough rice. To J r Prinple 4 Son.
Schr Ann 8 Deas. Garbatti. West Point Mill: 12O
tes rice. To GA Trenholm d Son, E N Thurston,
Stoney & Lowndes.
Steamer Pilot Boy, McNelty, Beaufort, CHS.
olm's and Pacific Landings. 10 b1les sea Island
cotton and sundries. To Ravenel. Holmes & CO.
y Q Hard. Tisdeman, Calder & CO. kChlsolm, Jr,
IL Mcf HerbOn, UhpL CRtQ,S GOSRIOVe n hlbIto q
co, n Trlest. Bullmann Bros, Cameron, Barley d
CO, and Others.
Sloop Jane Hope, from Ashepoo. 1000 bushels OF
rough rice. To ID McPnersDn.
SlLop Mary, Mills, Pom Fon. 700 bushels rough
rice. 70 Ravenel & CO.
IN THE oFFlNa.
Ship Edith, from Liverpool.
Also, q bark and schooner unknown.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
French bark Bepgali, Dsmeaux, .Esvre-Henry
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamer City Point, Mcmillan. Palatks. &c.
FROM THIS PORT.
schr Traveller, Hodges, at Jacksonville, Fla
October I. 81
CLEARED FOB THIS Port.
schr Mary MankIn, Tyler, at New York, 9th DC
SAILED FOB THIs PORT
Steamship Georgia, Holmes, from New York,
october II.
MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YoRK, October II.
Arrived, steamships Merslda and Columbia.
Arrived out, the Java and samaris.
MEMORANDA.
The steamship Georgia, OF the Iron Line. SAILED
from New YORK for this port on the 18th inst, AM
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CLASSlFlUATIUl

RICE,-There WAS 8 fair demand ~ steduy
rates. Sales ll6 tierces OF clean Carolina, say "
ties at OK, 81 at I, II common prime at 7Hc, and
the day before 40 les common prime at 7hc y ID.
We quote common TO fair at eh96H, gooa '@
7xc. common prime Ike y ID.
NAVAL ToREs.-The receipts were SO bbls spirits
turpentine, and $50 bbls rosin. There were no
transactions announced. Crude turpentlne may
be quoted at "a rs for virgin and yellow dip. and
So so for hard.
/; f~ss1ears.-To Liverpool, by steam dlre1i, 1d
ON uplands, nominal on sea Islands; via New
York, zaXd on nplands, on sea Islands,; oy SAL,
sd on uplands, on sea Islands nominal
TO Hayre Ike on uplsnds. Ooastwise-to New
YORK, by steam 10 on .uplandd and -. on sea
islands; So p fierce on rice; coo p bol on rossn
by sail &C p3b on cotton; p tierce on
rice; 500 q barrel on rosin; SHOP p u on lulr-
YER; $I2@l2 50 ? " on timber. TO Boston, os
steam &c o. upla DIS, and 50 60 p tsrce oc rice;
by ssll, ~ p,'on ~uplands; rosln TOO; resawed
stun sl2al2 50; timber sls@Is 50; phosphate 10
:@6 so. TO Providence, by sail $lt@l1 = Oh
boards, . 2 n on cotton; BY steam 10 VIC Now
Yorr. TO PhIla Aelphia, by steam sc on uplaCds:
81 Is p fierce on rice, coo p Dbl on roslp,
81. on Spirits. Through bills Of ladlng. given to
Boston, Providence and the New England cities
are regularly issued on this route, and dispatch
guaranteed. b. Han, So p n on boards; sl2 on
umner,- per ton On clay SO 80 on pnosphater. 70
baltimore, By steam % p b by sail, SS@8 30 '
Y On boards; - en- timber; 80 10 p ION at CITY -
al SO p ton up river on.pnosphate rock. Vessels
ore IN demand by our merchants to take lumber
freights from Georgetown, Sc, Darien and sa;nla
River, Ca, and Jacksonville, Fla, to Ectthefn
ports, snd slo0l2 p Y are the rates on 'umoe'
and boards.
misunderstanding 90 day bills 2l@9lH.
EoHyer1o ExcHANen.-The banks pufohase
sisht checks on New York At H@K per cent. d.
and sell at par.
coyn- 1oKmlk
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N.w YORK Naval stores Market.

NEW YORK, October 10.
The Daily Bulletin says: Receipts to-day s2e
bbls roslp, 22I do spirits turpentne. Spirits tur.
pentine are ned nrmer owing to favorable lot
eirn a dylces. but there lie only 8 moderate &c
mSnd. sales zoo bbls at 62a,2Hc. claslns With
ssc asked and 82Hc bid. Strained rosln Is weak
and unsettled, Common having neen untr.d ~
81 IS. though good Il generally held az Saao
SiIes 500 bbis good strained at 81 IS delivered;
$50 bbls very good stralned at 81 %; geo bbis
good strained Of 81 so. and 900 bbls at $40. Tar
scarce and nrm. Pitch In moderate 1ooblng de-
mapd and firm.
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VERY CHEAp.-A Handsome Box, contain
ing One Quire Initial Note Paper, Twerty-fonr
Initial Envelopes, a Penholder and Fen, for
only twenty-five, cents, at Won santen's Ba.
zaaar, No. 22s King street, next Academy OF
Music. JuiJos
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LANGLEY is still making those fine Cotton
Shirts, with Irish linen fronts, for So SO. Also
Cotton and Linen Drawers, and all kinds OF
Ladies', Furnishing Goods, at very low prices.
Stitching OF all kinds done to order, at No.
16l King street. sepl2-lmo
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List OF Gift
Price OF Tickets.

Price Of Tickets.
Whole Tickets. $40; Halves, s.; Quarters, 50 90;
IL Whole Tickets for 800; 28 Tor SKIS; %! for $500;
lis; for: $1,000; c56 for $lsoo;' SIS for $4,000. No
discount on less than 500 worth'of tickets AZ q
time.
rne money necessary to pay In full all the offer.
ed Gifts is now upon deposit IN the Farmers and
Drogers' Bauk. as will De seen by the following
certificate Of the Cashier:
FARMEHs, AMI DRoyERs' BANK.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, September 2c, ls72
This Is TO certify that there ID now on deposit
In this ban over Half q Million OF Dollars t.
the credit OF the Gilt Concert Fund. SOTO, o9o OF
tuUlic Library or Kentucky 10 pay OF all Gilts
y r. s. vEAUH, Cashier.
Hon. JOHN BARBEE, Manager Or the Royal
Insurance Company, Liverpool, and Col mel jill.
SUN =. JOHNSON, Pr ,prletor Of tho Gait House,
will act US q IN the part OF the Trus.
tees to take charge OF the tags before the draw.
lug; count them; place them In the wheel. aud
personally See that corresponding numbers lor
drawing Is over, the wheel. with It's cotten6
will be placed 10 the hands OF a com mitIee ON
the part Of the ticket-holder5 TO satisfy themselves
whether all the tickets solI were represented In
the drawing.
Blind children, In full view Of the audience,
will alternately draw the tags from one OF the
glass wheels and the Gifts belonging 10 them
from the other, and the oflclal record OF The
drawing IQQ6 COuQuCCPQ Will U6 h6pG ny LuEec
tellers chosen from different banks 10 The city.
The drawing will be published IN the LouIevilie
papers and New York herald, and Official copies
msued to all parties out Of Louisville 10 whom
tickets have been sent by letter.
The remnant Of tickets yet unsold will BIO FUR
nished to those who nrst apply for them, and as
general a distribution OF them Will be made
among agents as th-ir limited number Will per.
init. No agent will be permitted, on any account
whatever, TO hold or sell 0 ticket for the manage
lnant after tnp 25tl OF November, 1877.
This postp0nement has Oeeo made b ADVICE OF
the Trustees, with the sole object or the real
beDelL Or both the ticket.h lder and the Puoic
Library, and all Concerned may rest periecLiy
assured tn At the positive and nnal programme
here announced will be carried ont To tie letter.
September 20. 1872.
THOMAS e. BRAMLE TIE,
Agent Public Library. Kentucky, Public Library
Building. Louisville, Kentucky.
Octb-6Wl66W2
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PLANTERS in want OF good Boots and Shoes,
also Hats and Caps, cheap, will do well
by going to R. Martins, No. lls Market
street, near King. octl2'sWs3"
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

HAVING returned from the North with o
select stock OF Boots. Shoes, Hats aud Caps,
parties In want OF such will do we'll by calling
at R. Martins, No. l19 Market street., near
KING octl2-sws3+
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sFURoHaeTT, BENEDICT & Co., No. 275 King
street, beg leave to announce that they have
now completed their Stock, consisting oil
Dress Goods, Silks, Cloths, Ribbons, Notions,
Flannels, Blankets, shawls, Domestics, Car
pets, Upholstery, Shades, 3D., which will be
sold at the lowest New York prices. ocI4
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a,e.. uooass md Spices.

BOSTON. Uct0Der !.
| RIcR.-Our market for Carolina has been very
quiet Tor the past fortnight. We mole 9 oeeiine
or fully one.halr cent per pound, and Inc marker
Remains very weak. especially Tor low giaoes.
the decline in Carolina bas commenced mucn
sooner than was at first anticfpat q. and me low.
eat point viii probably be mucn below that OF 1881
wear; stocks are light, but more Than suf1clent Ior
The present wants Of the trade.
demand Tor foreign has reen very light. lmporis
from Europe have ceased and PROBABLY VIII nct
b. 'sumed for some months. The STOCK TO pc
car over the winter months Is larger tnsn ]
has lfor some years, but With the 1rm tone
now Yn IN the European markets we DO hot
anticip. huy general decline. The Market
closes d. at quotations.
COFFxl July u light business has been zone
aimee our 1 T., purchases being made from actual
necessity. Rios prices are substantially ul.
changed, hit IN for the better QUALITIES, Wnicn
are scarce, q .!rmer tone IL apparent, Java ID
!stnl unchanged, and nutalDg OF importance has
been done. Importers generally are holding az
higher figures than the J0bniDg prices for Small
parcels. The ct OK In first hands ID large com.
psrei 10 same time last year, SIN the following
nQures will show tho strong position OF Inc arti.
Gle. and the reason why the present prices should
be fully maintained: ~
stock uo.ober 1....... rs, 900 mats. $50, 600 mats.
Imnorts from Jaws. 67,7s2 mats. 4l,6l2 mats.
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BEAUTIFUL REPRESENTATIVES., at 10 cents
each, at Won santen's, No. 22s King street.
junl-s
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AfsELrzER ExPLos1oN.-Henry Meyer, the
young man who keeps Meyers saloon, on East
Bay, near Broad street, was severely wounded
inthelsft lore arm, about half.pasr eight O'Clock
last evening, BY the explosion Of a bottle
of seltzer water. The young man states
that he was leaning upon the counter, near
where the bottle was standing. 1t suddenly
burst without being touched. A piece OF the
broken glass entered the left arm, near the
wrist, cut one or two small arteries and sew
cred some OF the tendons. He was taken TO
DR.. E. H. Keller's drug store, where the doctor
tied up the arteries and dressed the wound.
Meyers lost a great deal Of blood.
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CHRoMos.-To close out the balance of our
stock, will sell framed Chromos from 40c. to
81 each. Hasel street Bazaar.
iuly3O-tuths
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EXPORT FOR FRANcE.-There was cleared
yesterday, by Mr.. Henry Card, the French
bark Bengali, for Havre, with Al bags sea isl,
and cotton, 1l50 bales upland cotton, and 80
tons phosphate rock.
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shade nrmer. NaValS etead.y. TaloH ao1i'o o.
9l9 516c.
ST. LOUIS, october II:
Flour quiet and weak for low brands. Fanny
held firm. Corn steady; No 2 mixed 86HsSIo on
track at East st. Louis; SsKa3sc this SIDE. forA
frmer and higher, and round lots NEG o. es ~:
Bacon frm; Shoulders 8xo; clear rib slices IL
Gear sides 12Xa14, Lard dull and uncnan8eu'
WhisIeg dull and unsettled at sea90c.
" CINCINNATI. October II.
Flour quiet and unchangee as 81 4oa7 10 Cora
of xia 7b. Lard firm; sunni er TIC; steam TX;
Kettle SX. Bacon. In good demand; shoulders;
TXc; clear rib sides l1H; clear Sides IL. whiskey
Ai"A LoUrsV1LLE, October II.
Tobacco unchanged; sales % hhds. Flour &C
tive: extra family 81. Corn quiet at 46a4I iOE
mixed and white. Provislc 10 very nrm. rDln
eis f5a14. Bacon strong; shoulders 7Ha!&ci
c,e.r rih sides 1Ix; clear sides 12x, packed: Lara
exa1i for order lots; sales 70 higher. "hisKey
quiet and steady at IS.
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CITY
MEETINGS THIS DAK:

p,onosr Fire Company, at l P. ii.
Erna Fire Company, at IL NJ. ~.
warrington Fire Company, at Up. III.
Eagle Fire Company, at Ii. NJ. 30
yirilant Fire Company, at half-past l P. N.
Marion Fire Company, at P. M.
Hope Fire Company, at n. N.
German Fire Company, at half-past IL P. NJ.
Hook and Ladder, No. 1, at l P. NJ.
Hook and Ladder, No. 2, ct l P. NJ.
Palmetto. Fire Company, at p. NJ.
Stonewail Fire Company, at half-past II P.
:.
Young America Fire Company, at -P. n.
Franklin Lodge, at half-past z P. N.
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AN ELEGANT assortment Of children's Fan
cy Hats at Plenge's, No. 2O1 King street.
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EUROPEAN and American stereOscoplc
Views, 81 so per dozen. HAsEL sTREET
R.zAAR. apr1s-mwf
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CRoouEr sEAsoN.-We are now furnishing
our customers with Croquet at 50 rs. HAsEL
STREET BAZAAR. apr27-stutn
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N.u.York Rice Market.a

NEW YORK. October 10. =
The Daily Bulletin, Of Thursday, Gays: the
market IA dull, but q little more steadiness pre-.
walls and prices are unaltered. The sales are lGo
bags Rangoon at 6Xs7Kc, and 80 CASKS Carol'
ma ut 7xa6Kc.
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For AN elegaat and stylish Hat go to
Plenge, No. pol King street.
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l1]rnGs, Ghsmlrals, or.

NHE GREAT NATIONAL. PARK IN
i tAe Yosemite Valley, when finished :ana
fenced in (D will be The Q, andest pleasure-gronno
In the world. II it hRd q Bne medicinal spring,
like the German Settler 1t would be perfect fst
this IL no importance, for who goes anywhere III
summer without being provided with
Tarrant's Enorvescent Sclizer Aperfonf'
which Is Identical 10 Its components and its el.
fects with the famous Prussiau spa. II taxes DuS
an instant to evolve from this preparation ing
most delightful and admirable OF all medicinal
ind,restion. constipation, nervousness, &c, and
az a rennvator OF the system. It stands alone.
Sold by all druggists. cctio'iI
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Imnorfs.

Imports.
HAvRE-Per Fir bark Belgall-4T bags sea ISL
and cotton, l15o bales upland cotton, 30 Ions pnos'
phate rock.
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YOUNG MEN, TAKE Nor1oE.-Base Balls and
Bats-cheaper than the cheapest. HAsEL
STREET BAZAAR. apr20-s
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PLAYING CARDS, wholesale and retail, YER
cheap, at Won santen's, No. 22s King street.
iun1-S
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To BUSINESS MEN.-Ssve your money oy
purchasing your Blank Books at the East
Bay News Room. decl4s
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WRAPPING PAPER FOB SALE.-OLD
w NEWSPAPERS In large or small quaint ie.
Price SO EET PEk HUNDRED. Apply az INC
olnce or q NEWS. WsgIs
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|EoR LIVE PiO o sL.s q ,asis
TO SAIL WITH DISPATCH.
DEGULAR LINE: FOR GRORGETpwgg,
s. O., TOUCHING lit. SOUTH ISLASDsal:
KEITHFIELD AND WAYERLY MILLA1gSgs

The Steamer EMILE. Captain o. 5s;xKSn5
MONDAY and TUESDAY az tUommefcRtaWnh4t
and leave ,as above every TURspkYa RfGHfsleeie
O'Clock until fur notices lesf.5.sl
VIII touch al. weymouth Mills every salter1ate
trip. tFi .gsl;s1tin
freight and wharfage pepaid. t4s1:iGEIs
For ENGAGEMENTS Apply to 2 IN F4nEy yirHpia
art SH4GKELF0RD b. KELLY OF
oct7 .tuthf 3mos Agents, North Atlantic hnSfaa
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better; winter Western 81 6841 s5. Corn inactive.
Rice 7xa8Ic. Pork dull 8tG14 26al4 80. Lara
shade frmer. Navals steady. TalloW active 81
oi9 516c,