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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-06-07

HERNANIS, GRENADINES,
MANTLE AND DRESS LINENS,
Victoria Lawn and
Muslin Suitings,
Especially Adapted to the Season,
A. @. L E ACH,
"a Middle Street,
AT TemptingIy Low Figures.
Lace Shaw1s and Jackets,
1000 PARAsOLs
At prices to engage the very closest buyers.
DRESS GOODS 4 BLACK SILKS
A SPECIALITY. orm
The stock is complete and attractive, exposing all
the new and popular colorings in plain and striped
goods
SILKS, SHAWLS, 4
HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS!
Most Of which will be offered much below the cost of
importation.
A. @. LEACH,
81 Middle Street.
CASH
BUYERS of DRY GOODS
Will find one Of the Best Stocks to
select from i'm the city,
AT ]. e. MOORE's,
Corner of Congress and Exchange
Streets.
With light expenses and Small
Profits we guarantee to sell
goods as cheap as any
House in the
State.
All are invited to attest this State
ment.
j. E.. MOORE,
Successor to c. b. Atwood & Co.
May 1I-onu.-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-06-07

SPOKEN.
April q, lat % "a N, Ion Al % W. chin BENZ Bangs
from Guanape for Cowes
May %, lat "a IA, lon SO o5, ship Mary whitridge,
from New York for Shanghae.
May %, lat "a &c. Ion 49, brig Eugena, from Boston
for Havana. = : = : = :
june 2, lat ~ 49, Ion 50 II, ship Western Empire,
from Savannah for Liverpool
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MEMORANDA,

Sch Eliza Beard, Lewis, from Portland for st
John, NIB, which was taken to Rockland for repairs
after being ashore in the Bay, proceeded I'd inst
Sch w Coffin. of Cherryfeld, from Sackville NIB,
for Boston, discovered anchor inside the Sal,
wages, near ROckport Mass, Thursday MOI ming with
going ashore.
Sch Doris, Kieth, Of and from Ellsworth for Boston,
went ashore at Saisberry Beach on Wednesday night
and will be total wreck. Crew saved >
Two schooners, (names unknown) are ashore on the
North side of Annisuuam,
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Caucus.-Deering.

scarboro, june 9Th, 1872.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-21
VOL. XLlII.

my business rs a nn,sic-teacher is so pressing
that don't lave time to read much; / heard
y great deal Of talk about the murder; but
never said anything about having seen
Forester on the night Of the murder for a
long time after the crime, except to my mo.
ihcr; in telling my mother about seeing
Forester. said To her that was very much
frightened nj his appearance on account of
his wild looks. .s
-. Have members Of the police force called
upon you frequently s.nce you told them
your story 4. They have not; have not
seen Superintendent kclso ar any officer until
this week, since the time saw them two
years ago this autumn.
Q. Did you read in any newspaper, after
the murder, that Billy Forester had coui.
mitted the crime! A. never heard his
name connected with it until yesterday;
did not know that was the name OF the man
whom identified until then. ,g
The witness was then asked TO point out
any cont in the courtroom corresponding in
shade TO the one FORESTER wore when she
saw him in the detectives Office. A piece Of
drab flannel was cut from the dress Of u lady
present and shown TO the witness, who said
it was about shade lighter ti,an the cont III
Question. Mr.. Howe insisted that the court
worn by Forester OH the day he was identl-
fed should he produced in court. The coat
had not been brought to court, and Justice
Bowling adjourned the further hearing oil
the case until Monday next at ii A. NJ.
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CONDITION OF Mr.. REDFoRD.-It will be re-
membered that Mr.. J. B. BEDFORD, who for.
merly lived In this city, but now is employed
by the American Dredging Company i'll
philadelphia, was accidentally shot some
time since while out hunting, An account
Of the accident has alrcadyappeared in these
columns. His condition is represented in
the following letter received in this city Yes
terlay: .........,
PHILADELPHIA, September 10, 1872.
81. II. Chtldrey, Esq, Richmond, Va:
"Dear Sir.-Mr. j. 3. Redfords condition
is much more favorable to-day than it has
been at any time since the accident.
About five ounces of the brain has passed
through the wound; SO that his mental
powers must be much weakened in the event
of his recovery, which now seems probable.
He takes during each day fifteen ounce: beef
tea and three pintS milk, besides some
during the night.
ole is still at the Pennsylvania Hospital,
than which no better exists in our State.
"Fery respectfully, - .s...
"FRANxLIN b. COTTON, Manager
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New York Items.

NEW YORK, september 20.-The New York
State Executive Committee Of the Straight
Out Democrats to-day issued an address to
the people of the State appealing to them to
support the Louisville nominees, and calling
State convention to meet at Albany on the
Sd Of October to nominate an electoral ticket.
The Italians of this city to-day celebrated
the anniversary of the occupation of Rome
by a festival at Sulzer's Park and grand
ball this evening. The proceeds will be de-
voted TO the MaZzini monument fund.
Captain Maurv, the first mate. and the ell
gineer of the steamship ocean Queen were
arrested to-day charged by members of the
crew with il-treatment and with securing
the imprisonment Of Jacob Ruth ut Aspin-
wall. Bail was given by the prisoners.
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ANOTHER CHANCE roR THE GRAss- 'Wlpow-
ERs.-NotwithstaBding the recent cool wea-
ther, quite number OF nur citizens Still re-
main at the various waterins-places In the
mountains and at pleasant places along the
line of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
This afternoon the Grass Widowers' train
leaves this city again at 4:45, and no doubt
many persons will avail themselves of this
opportunity of visiting their families. The
popular and obliging conductor Captain
Waslt will he in charge, as usual, aud his at
tcntlons to the travellers will add greatly to
the pleasure Of the trip. The approaching
fall. however. admouisbes his patrons that It
Is hardly probable the train can be continued
many weeks longer, and If it should be sus-
pended west of Gordonsville bis efficiency
and courtesy as an officer will be appreciated
and remembered by the company, as well as
the manly travellers who each successive
Saturday afternoon have visited the noun
tains and been passengers on his train.
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Petersburg POlitics--Thief Shot.

Especial ItItgFHH 20 t1H DIspatrnI
PETERSBURG, VA, September 20.-The
Conservative Club of Second and Third
Wards met tonight to elect delegates to
the Convention at Burkeville. In the Sc
cond, Captain s. Woodson Venahle< IVA
elected: ,MylaiaeHi -iC L. Gregory alternate
Edward s. Gregory were elected delegates,
and Major j. Arthur Johnston and W. n.
Crowder aternates. a Greeley and Brown
club was organized in Second Ward, with
Landon Lyon as president.
A negro named Henry Robinson, who was
only acquitted this afternoon, was badly
shot tonight by the police while stealing.
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Weather Probabilities.

WAsuISsToN, September 20.-For the New
England aud Middle States Saturday, clear
weather and rising temperature, with west
erly and southwesterly winds over the for.
mer, and eastcrly and southwester!y winds
over the latter. For the South-Atiantic
States, clear weather and eastcrly to south.
erly winds. For the Gulf States, southerly
winds and generally clear weather. From
Tennessee to Lake Erie and lower Michigan
increasing soutl,crly winds and cloudiness
and probably threatening weather. South
erly gales are probable for Lake Michigan
tonight, shifting to northwesterIy OH Satur
day morning. .-,.. .-.,
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THE ORIGINAL Southern ENGRAVING AND
CHRONIC O-LITIIoGRArnlNG EsTABLISIMENTc-The
lithographing establishment of CHARLES L. LuD-
WIG No. 1901 Main street, Is the pioneer Of lts line
III tho South, having been establisbedn 1851 During
period Of twenty -one years Mr.. LUDWIG. who is
himself an expert and experienced ilthograpber,
has served his many patrons in this community aud
thro mehout the entire Sonth with entire satsfac-
ton, and he is now prepared bettor than ever to do
all kinds cf work pertaining TO thcgraphy. In
deed Nr. LUDWIG yields to no establishment In the
country his claims His work Is artistic and
thorough his prices are reasonable. and steam
lithographic press, which may be seen daily In
operation, adds greatly to his facilities for the
prompt execution of contracts. With character
above reproach and with such improvements, COM
hined with spirit Of enterprise, such a man may
we'll defy competition from nosices In the business
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York stock md money Marke

New YORK, September 20.-Money easy,
closing at 3 to 4 per cent. Sterling irregu.
lar at 1861 to 1911. Gold closed at 114t to
l14l. Governments closed firm and un-
changed. States-Tennessee's, 71A; new,
p. 'irSinia's, A; new, so: consoIs, 80:
deferred, 10. Louisana's, So; new, IS.
Levee's, 6's, IS; S's, go. Alabama's, 80
5s, go. Georgia's, 10; 7's, 80. North Car
olina's, 81; new, 20; special tax, II. South
Carolinas, 45; new, 233; April and Octo-
Der, "a. ...,,
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

England.
LONDON. September 20.--During Il thun-
der-storm yesterday the lightning struck
mill in Littleborough and killed four wo-
men. Several other operatives were burt.
The Bishops of Lincoln, Ely, and West
muster, of the Church of England; and the
Episcopal Bishop of Maryland, United
States, were present at the opening of the
fpla. Catholic Congress at Cologne to-day.
Among the sptiEETs WAS Dir qSr. R2salhr, Of New
York.
An immediate derlinc in the price of coal
from the present high figures is confidently
expected.
France.
PARIS, September 20.- The American citi.
zeus resident in Paris are preparing to give
grand banquet to the representatives OF
the United States at the Geneva Arbitration.
4 letter purporting to have been written
by Don Carlos to the Pope is circulating in
Paris. 1t promises the speedy renewal Of
the Carlist insurrection i'll Spain with ample
means.
A council of Ministers was held to-day
for the purpose of considering measures to
secure public tranquility on the 22d of Sep
tember, the anniversary of the establishment
vi Llc Hlst IcpuDiit' IHiSiS ~ iSSio~u N'Si
the council.
Diplomatic notes have been exchanged
between France and Germany concerning
Edmund About. Alfred Mayer, larrister
of Str;ishourg, will defend the prisoner be-
fore the court. u. About sends word from
his p.ison.la PtssI;leut Theirs, entrcating
him to i5aSe5lm and take iio steps iii his case
which will impcril France:
Germany.
BERLIN, September 20.---A congress Of old
Catholics convened at Cologne yesterday
Much enthusiasm was manifested ny the
delegates. who numbered three hundred.
During the recent meeting of emperors
here the subject of the inviolahility of private
property ut sea was considered by Prince
Gortsclakotf, Count Audrossy, and Prince
Bismarck. 1t was regarded as good omen
for the final establishment of the principle
that the Governments Of the United States,
Austria, Germany, Russia, Italy, and H0l-
land were united in its support.
Spain. ...-
MADRID. September 20.-Captain Cabcllo
has forwarded to the Department of War Il
plan for campaign against the Cuban lpsur-
gents. The plan meets with the approval OF
Cordova. who has submitted ii to his fellow
ministers.
1t Is announced that the number of insur.
gents in arms against the Government i'll
Cuba Is $500, great majority of whom are
MeXicans, Americans, and Domincans. Tie
carrying into effect of the reforms promised
in that Island will be prevented as long as
the motto OF the Cubans is Death TO
SPAIN"
Ireland.
DUBLIN, September 19.-The meeting to
protest against the occupation of Rome
which was advertised some days ago; has
been indefinitely postponed for unexplained
causes.
Italy, l.isf. .m.t <.J1-
ROME, September 20.-The oldest brother
of Pope Plus TX is dead. r.r IS
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Bartlett pears-something nice-at PIzzINI's.
Silk hats fitted with q conformetor and made I
order without extra charge at A. A. ALLEN's.
The greatest triumphs IN the Photographic art are
chieycd at the LEE" Gallery, aeo Main street.

THE CULTURE OF TIE lIAIR.-Just as surely its
soil infested with Canadian ihistlcs be nude to
produce fine crous Of golden grain. the scalp now
sparsely covered with harsh. dry. unmanagcabc hair
can be made prolific of slkcn trcsses. All that is
necessary to effect the change In either case Is the
right kind Of fertilizer. Leaving the agricultural
chemists 20 Gciermi!c how the barren land shall he
inre fruitful, We positively assert That LYONS
KATuAIKoH Is uIeqrIallcd as a fertilizer md hedu-
tier Dt tte hair. twenty-five Years Of SUCCESS Is
tie basis OF this unqualified statement. During that
time it has been used by many millions OF both
sexes and the first instance in which 1t has failed TO
fulfil the expectations Of rational purchaser has
yet to he discovered. 1t will not case hair to grow
on varuslled guurd: ht whtrt"tf tI,1 roots ot the
llirsute bres reian u,dsturbcd 1t will cause them
to put forth si ots and In all cases where the
hair has become thin Il will increase its volume.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAN.

HILL 4 GODDrN will scll at P. NJ. building lots
on Beverley street, commencing at Pine.
LEE & GODDIN will sell at % 7. NJ. q small farm
III Sidney.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will scil ut 5 Z. NJ. two
building lots on the west side OF Laurel ictweei
Cary and Cumberland streets Also, q lot on
The east side of Pine bctween Beverley and AL
bcmarlc streets.
A. B. DUESBERRY, High Constable, will sell at
II 4. NJ. furniture. &C.
THOMAS W. KEESEE will sell at the horse-lot,
al 10 A. NJ, sever al horses. &C. ...-
COOK & &LAUGHTON will sell at 10 \. NJ. at the
hor>c-lot horses, mules. huggies, wagon. &c.
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COMMERCIAL.
/, CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE. !
RICHMOND, VA, September %. 1879.

@ OFFERINGS. .-
WHEAT-White i,774 bushels. Red 2,se. t,rsf,es.
CoRN.-Wliite. Sis bushels. Yellow, $50 bushels.
OhTG.-5as IH,slels
fLAISEED.-fI bushels.
DRIED APPLES.-2.obG pounds
DRIED PEACEEs.-3li pounds s
-s-rf SAfEs. ga
WHEAT.-Wllite, asi bushels very good at 81 70
.s bushels very good at 3 s.! lTs bushels very good
at SlsS: lilo bushels prime nj st9o; 37o bushels
prime on private terms 81 bushels common Mt BIO:
$50 bushels Prime at s 90 2,t bushels choice pei
yate terms I'D bushels pri ne at .o2.
WHEAT.-Red. 27J bushels very good at $3.50; ee1
bushels very good at ss5; 30 bushels prime at Slss
81 bushels common at SI.s5 IS bushels common at
s1.in: i26 bushels common Mt 81 30; 13d bushels
choice on private terns bushels fair Mt Sl.To; 81
bushels prime on private terms; 30 hushss tomaon
at SLIDE: l3s bushels very good at s.s2: 10 bushels
common at Sl.5e: bushels common at Si.3o; l7v
bushels gnod at Sl75 10 bushels prime at *i.s1; 3zC
bushels prime purple straw at $3.50. ~
CORS.-Whlie. 4 y bushels fair at soc.
OATs.-so bueli. + trme winter at Sc: az bushels
very good SirginE at Sic 20 bushels good Virginia
mt soc a,
FLAxSEED.-l bushels at 3l.7s. a.'
UHTED APPLES.-2,0uO pounds at sc Ers1poand.
DRIED PEACBES.-31l pounds at l2lc. lsr pound
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Election or q Professor Mt the Uni
versity OF Virginia.

Especial telegram to The DISPATCH
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, September co.
John Randolph Page, Professor of Agricu-
ture and Chemistry in the Washington
University of Baltimore, was to-day
unanimously elected by the Board
of Visitors Professor OF Anayti'a al
Chemistry, Agriculture, &C., in the
University of Virginia He was yesterday
selected and recommended by the Trustees
of the Miller Fund. He is an alumnus of
the University, and was formerly professor
in the University Of Louisiana, and is very
distinguished scholar.
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MISCELLANEOUS kilograms.


President Grant visited the New Jersey
State Fair and the Newark Industrial EX-
bibition Yesterday, but made 10 speech at
either place, although ono was expected ut
each. -....,-.. .a. .a.
The journeymen carpenters OF Chicago
dem md four dollars per day after next Mon
day.
i It is believed the disturbances i'll Pope
county, Ark, arc quieled.
Captain Charles kinsey, clerk in the -.
Louis post-oftice, has been arrested on the
charge of stealing stamps.
The city of Philadelphia has been swln-
died out of over $4,000 by the abstraction
of city bonds from the treasurer's office.
Two women have been arrested as tho cui'
A. T. Stewart declines being candidate
for the New York city mayoralty.
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UNpER THE GAsLIGRT--M MAYOR kElLEY's
ISvEsTIGATIuS.-At the last meeting OF the
City Council the troubles of the City Gas
Works were referred to Mayor Kelley, and
the Committee on RetreDchment and Reform
requested to aid him in the investigation.
Yesterday afternoon the preliminary arrange
ments were made by the committee and the
Mayor, and a number Of witnesses directed
TO he summoned to appear at an early day
next week, when the Investigation will be
continued. The committee was engaged
yesterday afternoon in preparing plan to
be carried out and in reading the testimony
heretofore taken III the case.
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New YORK, September 26.-There WAS Il
good attendance, including many ladies. and
fine trotting at Prospcct-Park Fair Grounds
to-day.
The first race--mile heats, best three in
five for purse of $3.50 $500 to the first.
$3.50 TO the second, and 5000 to the third.}-
was won Ivy GazelIe in ::274, $50; Grace
Bertram took the second money, and Ed
ward Foster the third.
The second race-mile heats for purse OF
$4,000 900 to first, $500 to second, 500
to third, d,)-was won by American Girl. Time
2:2i 2:25. 2:2i. 2:20, 2:23a.
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PORT uF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER 20, r7:.

PORT pF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER 20, r7:.
ARRIVED.
schooner Charm. Starr, I'rl.delphia, coal Writ
ROl Crfs. .tw
Schooner William Frayser, James, Baltimore.
lumber, Z. +. WhtIcck. aud sugar. Old Dominion
Sugar Refinery.
Schooner X. l.. Tay, Brown Philadelphia, irun.
Old Dominion Nall v orSs. rf'
Schooner Sophia. theeYer JaIncS river, wheat.
Thomas Branch 4 Co. .,.
schooner Gen raj Grant, Miller, Pliladelphia.
granite, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner John Z. Henry, Griffith, Philadelphia
ria Chicbah0miny river, lumber, Curtis & Parker
Schooner +. B. Wharton, Bonsall, Stamford. CT.
lark Myers < Goodman vessel II, Curtis & Parker
Schooner e, l.. i!ewick. Partridge. New York ria
fianketank river, oak lumber, Curtis & Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
BALTIMORE. September la.--Schooner Butterfly,
Frank.
B,,>To:, September ls.-Scllooner Mary Z. Loug,
Hardy. .....
MEMORANDA.
Schooner II. G.. Fly, McKendrr. from Richmond.
Fa arrived at Philadelphia lstli instant aud clear
ed same day on return. $685.. s
Schooner John II. Williams cleared from Balti-
more 10Th Instant for James river.
chooner j. and NJ. and A. j. Fox we'll. Graves,
cearel from BaltnCre for Petersburg. Va the lstb
instant.
Fears are entertained for the safets Of schooner
Selne Benedict, from Philadelphia for Alexandria,
with Il cargo Il r. rS9cI2ss lpw fifteen days out.
Schooner Georgia StapTGs-r t.ffslS. tTri5Jaaln
Lord, ROW at Providence. has been chartered tn LOAD
gslano ut Woods Hole, for Richmond. Va, ut s2.al
per ton. .-
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WASHINGTON Ifefna.

WASHINGTON. September 2O.-Secrctary
'Delano has gone to Ohio on a campaigning
tour.
The payment of the November interest
commences Monday with rebate.
The Navy Department adrices report the
steamship Lancaster at Rio on the 10th
uItimo. The Tuscarora arrived at Rio from
the United States ria FunchaI on the 21st
ultimo, and would sail again for the Pacific
on the 1st of September. The gunboat
Washington arrived at Montevideo. The
health of the South-Atlantic squadron Is
good.
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exercise of its functiors, the officers and
members occupy the same status they did
before the suspension but when defunct
lodge has been restlscitated on the applica-
ton of only 4 part of its members, those
members making the application only are
restored ut once, and rhe other members who
were in good standing may resume member
ship upon such terms us the local laws of the
jurisdiction may prescribe.
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Fatal ARRAY.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.
JARRATTs, Va, September 2O.--In an
afray this morning at Pleasant Hill negro
called Major Harvey was stabbed in the side
Ivy another negro named Pat. Richardson.
who las been arrested and is now confined
in the Hicksf5rd Jail. Harveys wound is
supposed to be mortal.
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HABEAs CoRrus CAsE.-W. {. Bryant, who
was some time since committed 10 the city
Jail by the Police Justice for the action of
the grand jury, on the charge Of burglary,
not having been indicted by that body at its
recent session, has sued out a writ OF hdbeas
corpus, asking his discharge, and the merits
of the application will be examined into by
Judge Guigon, of the Hastings Court, to-day
at IL o'clock.
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RuNAwAY.-A frightened horse attached
to buggy ran away yesterday afternoon
down Fourteenth street towards Mayo's
bridge, and when between Main and Cary
coiIided with Il dray. One of the buggy
wheels struck the driy horse in the breast
and the buggy horse became detached from
the vehicle after having injured it slightly.
Nobody hurt, .s...
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VIRGINIA HALL.-Professor Anderson con.
tinucs to draw crowds nightly, and when his
performances are over prizes are distributed
to those who hold the lucky numbers. Matt
nee thi. afternoon at 3 o'clock.
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The Hlmst,dtrd Christian Weekly for Scptenl-
Der 2lst now ready, and for beauty of Illustrations
aud general makeup 1t l. one of the most attractive
papers we get hold of. Mr.. 7. l.. D. WALFoRD,
agent here, offers II from September to January l.
1873, for rs cents and, US an iuducelnenr, map OF
| Palestine. in pocket case, gratis.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. September ?o.-FIour quiet and firm
Wheat gniet: choice amber. $29$2. .p5. Corn rirm
err; white. 70l52c.; yellow 6!aQs5c. Cats quie
;.ni steady. Provisions strong and quiet. Whk
key,gic, -t
Virginia SIS, old 81: consols, so; registered, a
West Virginias, Is. All bids.
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BY TGaeGranla.

ihE w IoIah HlhhhF u
NEW YORK, September e0.-Cotton irregular
closing steady; mrhnds, lsl2lsic sales, lao balcs
Flour ste1idy Whiskcy dull ut a2lGa3c. w hea
dull: spring i02c. lower; winter red western
Sl.G1sUsl.7u. Corn active and ic. higher. Ric
quiet at sa@sEc Pork guIet and heavy at s l.loG
sl42O. Lard unchanged. Navals steady. Talov
dull at oi1g9 7-lec. Frcights shade frmer.
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REV. j. B. JETEK, .. DIR. Jetcr furnishes q
letter for the Religious Htrald every week giving
an account Of his travels. 1he first appears in this
weeks issue. That every one who wishes to read
these deeply ly-interestng letters may have the privi
Iege of doing SO, the Herald Is put TO subscr:-
hers ut one doitur for five months.