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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-05-28
FOR RENT.

lR RENT-ST0RE AND CELLAR MOI
Monroe sire I. cHEAP; Inquire Of
WILLIAMS 4 CO., Lumber Dealers,
So Cor. Gayoso and Second streets.
DR. RENT-DWELLINGS, STORES,
ollces and sleeping rooms. /. ID. COMA
.1t Rental Agent, No. 5 Madison st 1894
Or RENT-ALL SORTS OF HOUSES;
An grades Of PRICES.
Several s%torehOuses
8 w. A. WHEATLEY, $50 Main st.
)R RENT-C0TTAGES. OFFICES,
stores and sleeping-rooms and boarding
see. MYERS 4 SNEED,
= 279 Main street. M stairs
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-05-28
FoR aALE.

pr SALE -BRICK ORDERS LEFT
with W. H, order 4 Co.. 3lS Front street,
I yard on 0verton tract, on the bluff South
|nphis, will receive prompt attention.
n O. II. p. PIPER.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-05-28

HAVE SECURED FOR THIS MAR.
~ npd are now storing here, a large
PUkk LAKE ICE. We will be- pre-
3 supply consumers with any amount
ibernl pflcas, all through the season
~ attention given to shipping orders
" fhlS T-l25
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-05-28

TAINTED AS C0PYIsTS. ONE OR TWO
! persons Of settled, steady habits. Ad-
e X this office, in handwriting Of appli-
H. 74-76
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-05-28
SPECIAL CARDS.
WANTgD.

WANTED GREEN PEAS AND SNAP
NJ beans In large quantities for shipment.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-05-28

AETED-l0 RENT. A COTTAGE OF
four rooms near Beal and Main streets.
1t have a good cistern on premises.
8 VAN b, MARTIN. 3l2 Main 81.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-05-28

TARTED-TO BORROW $500 FOR SIX
months, on good interest and we'll Sc
cd. Address 4. p. & CO..
~ Ledger Office,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-22

New MExIco- Washington. September 20.
The r, eec'lob ofDelegaIe Eikins from New
Mexico reyiyes scene during the closing
hours of the last Congress, when Colorado
and New Mexico were before the House for
admission, with the Senate amendments to-
House bill pending for agreement. Mr.
Elkins was confident Of securing the re-
uuiSite iwo-thirds with the assistance OF his
Democratic friends) for the suspension of the
rules, when majority would have passed
the bill A short time before the bill came
up for consideration the force bill was under
discussion. and CONGRESSMAN Burrows, who
had conclu led an intense Radical ,harangue,
was receiving the congratulations of bis col.
leagues wpen Mr.. EiliDs entered the bal,
unaware of the reason for the demonstrar
ton. He joined the crowd about Burrows's
desk, shook hands with him in full view OF
the Democratic side, which also shook some
of the respect the Democrats had for him..
and it was then agreed Mr.. Elkins's ambition
70 become United States senator should be
checked by voting against The suspension OF
the rules, and two votes were all that were
necessary to have changed the result. That
is why New Mexico did not receive the same
privilege as Colnrado.- Correspondence Of
the Baltimore San. a. t-.t-H 81. -.
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= WHAT You CALI, IsDIGSATIos.-Ihe
speeches at the great memorial mass-mee'ins
In San Francisco in honor of Ralsfnn are ur-
commonly lively relding. Mr.. Ralston J, was " : !
ai,Iogized as 20 citizen Of Cailornla nasi oeen
since Bsker canon1zeA Broderick. and the
public sentiment seems TO have. gone an DC
of The most feryid vi terancesi OF the praLors.
Here is the way one of them, the ,Hon.
Tnomas Fitch, poured opt The Ytals o. hls
wrath ,npon the newspapers which had pat'
sued Ralston living and DETAINED him dead:
!, II Who shall make up to us The loss OIL our
beneflctor and our friend? WHO shalt Rqsl,'
.antee Csc generous and the great-neartea
against the qiperous assaults of anfntsmous'
ne WIS psperP.l Whip can hope to- escape afser
,Ralston3 [Applause.l A star has oeens
idimmed and quenched yttbe tireless splAt.
Ter OF ,,be. slums.A l[Applauselr The king Of
ali the animals has peen slain by the leper oil
ill the reptiles. EAppause. II, mar
70 wing the horizon of Hs opportunities
down to spite. and tbipdrances and slsndeEs
foul and stale and false and inppmaapa, the
press becomes the, plunderer, Of the reputta'
tions Of men living and dead, then, even as
the nations OF the earth com lne FOR the ex-
termfuatlo11 Of the outlaws OF the sea- so
ooght communities tn combine "a yajnst the
DIM rus otahft DRESS !lGrelt npplapaesl aaye
we not such pirates among usf
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PORT OF RICHMD D, SEPTEMBER ~, 1872
--.,1 . ARRIVED -Ip 49, b -

SIM u. 6.O1 High tlde. 81. ...... NV
PORT OF RICHMO VI, SEPTEMBER %, 1879
--ET = ARRIVED. IN ;,
Schooner EDWARD sIade, soper, New, York, hay
y schooner En- j: pharo. Anderson, New York, hay
Schooner J. P. KELSEY, Steelman. New YORK car
De scSooner lenrlefa Simmons, Godfrey. Philadel-
mia coal Powh atan Iron COppany. ., g.
: Schooner w. T. Cox, Thomas Phl!soslpe' eoas'
r. K: carFnst0a' SAILED. ." g
il. s,e,,rrrt ,lt f,orinion w skier, New York, mei-
ehandise md passenerrsi W. Alien Co..
ses anne snip,sy I L Ttam ass
Steamer sohn~ Sylvester, Sitteid, nsriWhs inft
eessaIss and Essts ps Psndepa
m seanddl - and PASSENGER, w. r. Porter;
:, senooper erorre p altoek si,arret's ore,
eC sciosner Helen .Rqmmell corson. Sew iYOrk'
es scI,eoDsr s ). Sins 1nsersou
irS SnSeoner ubkn Wal.nail, baltimore Via Old
Eor,s lumber Csftis q parkeI5 .h o,s Il Io
I'M rchan dise, CARTS 4 Parker. -
49, cH1r,,ss5Hip , I roR TINS roer. A..,ha
From New York on SATURDAY, u schooner r: C.
schul Z, Thompson. ~ IslssI
THE schooner fsu,houy Kelley, Green WOOD. was
loadirs at Sew York .tophe 20.h for Richmond
Tho sehoonerS fBSePze, CranlnF ailEIt n1ASy'
nxsan'. n n. Ey,ritt Saunders, from Richmond
Va. arrlyed u. New York on saturaay NJ tohoa
1pE schooners from yIrgInls sss ,fEESa a. Ss
~ am H,a.iley; John Ke.s kelso; sSHpfi " COZ.
Br"nses III Il kyard o.p .fil.r s%an l,is Mar,
james Jones, Triton. heD,s wSeS S,n us sud
w. h.. ~ ~ night, Lpsk; H. u Brewst.r eln;on
Rarbsra. Candy aenb aitdsa naE ;sia az pnes
ner. Marshall {. X. Price, Framoes 's'e " ''.'
Th.. Steamer state Of Texas from Gasesn 10
York, re p.sI IS Uf the mouth o, ss4e
ppi los! par, Of saloon, sn on Erssa REX va
nse on The ish instant vi inc sss!sianes :
snr.esesS h stiaved nc Fey w es' 'he' sa"'e
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Tobacco Burncd-a'OInp OF the
Planters HIl by IL snake-Nomfna-
t,nus-( old,

Correspondence Of The Richmond nispatch.]
ugY FORK. plITsYLvANIA COUNTY. wax
September 20, 1915.
Several barns OF tobacco have been lost IN
til, uogn'nrnOud recently. The iohacco
in e narn hrlorgng 10 Mr.. George Easily,
vm'r not +, III Tue TRES with which ne had
cured i. iook tire from torch in his baTds,
aud was ,mu, diAtciy destroyed. MIR. Henry
4 hen hal Il barn Of tobacco burned last
.atl!rcrv iiant. which be was curing with
rock llurs. In tact. 1t is not unlrCqucnlly the
case that II" intensity Of the heat causes
som. Of tn, rock, Of which the flur is made
t. bust and when this happens II is next TO
impossible I" save the tobacco. The fire.
g.,ssy ui lhr,c Casualties is causing the iron
iar II b" tanre generally used, notwlth.
StaaGrr. ~. pric, charged for them. | have
also l,ard al some plinicrS who are having
lipjr rtru> In-;!ird far short periods.
lI,l, j MurD complaint about The vast
liz u: The tobacco While standiDg Ia the
Giu. and lh> complaint j. not groundIrss.
Within The iA,r trw days have seen macy
iir.., n Will thu lover leaves were parched
III. 'hr nIsd,:lc leaves tOlerabiy COCO, and
-" Upp'r lclYt> green. One p!anter-Nr.
!iod-c>-',li> ~. honestly and seriously that
h" G"'S 10, ,ypecl Ic Get more than fifteen
lAoU,anJ = ,u"d> from one hundred and
thI'y lAOu> ruH hIi,s.
There i also a scarcity OF labor, which
S"tE!> rlur>t unaccouulaule. AS much Us
ole dollar ard n; cents per day and rationS
l. r"id for tX'ra haudS. The planters say
tia. III" I,srvc> have the white nans dis
t>e tor iarm lanor, and that an unusual
number OF III 10 have gone OF for employ.
urul 10 ;hr tuN u aud country factories.
Miss Jtu" >rahtilug, 4 member OF Dir. j.
l.. rrD!cA' family, vas tit by snake about
tcu DAYS ago. Al first she thought thaJ a
BE-" had >tung Der. But the pain soon be-
came - ,loIent and so general throughout
her whole body. although at least pint OF
whisky wa> given her. and intoXication pro-
ducrd Thereby, that Der friends became
AFRAID COMMISSIONS would enSun. When the
y!oi'i.cr ul III" pain abated She suffered with
soreness in her limbs and numbness in the
floS.rs and toes, and suffered thus for several
dil>. At pl, sent she i, as well as ever.
II - thought that The planters Of this
nclEhJOrhU0u will seed more than the usual
Guau!lty o. Wheat this fail.
Tie Convention OF the Conservatives held
~ CbM am today, to nominate candidates
Tor The Legislature. was harmonious, aud gave
gave good nominees: Mr.. Finney, Major
scfH-->, ANA Captain Fulton. II is sur
missed that tn" Radicals will "wait and see."
\ colo ram from the northeast on Satur-
DAY: cold aud clear yesterd,y; cold to-day,
and almost cold enough for frost tonight.
g.. ALPHA.
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Advices from Mexico say that the condi-

Advices from Mexico say that the condi-
ton of affairs in tDat country is extremely
favorable TO the deyelo pInent of the Gunner.
clal resources OF the country by means OF
the increased facilities for communication
with the United States through Gulf ports,
nd from the construction OF inland lines OF
raliroad for which concessions were granted
at the last session of Congress. The most
important OF these lines is that from the city
of Leon, in the State of GulnaXuato, to the
Rio Grande, a distance oil seven hundred
miles, connecting at the latter point withthe
International railroad OF: Texas, and thus
with the entire railroad system OF the
United States, and q line. from Leon to the
citv of Mexico, distance of two hundred
and eighty miles, the surveys for which will
shortly be completed. Arrangements are
said to be now 10 progress for the conStruc-
ylon ofithese haes eNclusiVelyof American
material, and il is expected TO secure the
entire control OF the Mexican market for tue
american iron trade. ~ $40 sa.,s-:.; .5,t...
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From Rsirh eyi}se.

EURKEyiLLE. Va, September 81, 1915.
Eiitors D'Sratch The revival meetings
al Tue Baptist cnuich Of this place continue
with unaba,' d Interest. Rev. n. w. Will
son, u. D., is still drawing large congrega-
tons and bedding them spell.bound By his
eIoqueucc. The verdict of the people here
Is that be is the most gifted pulpit orator
they have ever heard. HIS labors have been
greatly blessed About thirty persons have
united with The church since the meetings
c"mmcCccd. Tbe ordinance of baptism will
De administered by the pastor, Rev. j. II.
NtWbltl, this afternoon. It Omega
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HIGH BEEF The prohibition by the Brit
;sh Government Of the importation of oeei
INTO England from the remainder of Europe
causes a, lively ou'cry in the press and a
general fear of 'beef.famiue.. The "roast
reef of Old England-tbe old, old English
roast beei''-is nova, days brought from all
parts of the. world; even Australia and
Texas contributing their, share, but in
shape not palatabe to the aver.
age John Bull, who hates stews, and
wants q 'ssice of the joint" The ,preya-
fence of cattlc-diseases on the European con
tiuent makes it inprudent TO permit, the
i'm portation of live stock into England frem
there. But why should not we send them
cattle from the United States and Canada? We
already do something in this way, mostly, we
believe, in slaughtered carcasses, which are
sent over ON ice or. i'm huge retIiserators.
During the winter meat could be carried
with hut little provision against spelling on
The passage, and we call The attention of
butchers and Stockholders to- this trade,
which might, we. suspect, be made very pro-
fi;able. g L. would be shamefulito see John
Bull wanting a joint of beef while we have
one to sell him.zNev, YoEk Herald.
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.CFEIcE HAeTERs oFtTR&NIs. May 80. S75-l -
SCHEDULE l. OF TRANSATLANTIC No.

RICHMOND AND DASvILR RAILROAD toAptY, u
.lFEIcE nAsTER oEtTR&NIs. May 30. ! S75.l 81
CCHEDULEg OF TRAINS.--TRAINt No.
OsA.-CHABIoTTE,, E1rREss. West sard-Lssves
s s;sboRaa s sSs 5aass iFayf FL: sa..ss
Danyille p,fI:l7 PM ! aayes III ensbofo' at 5:58
NJ: ltayes 3aiisbury as6:l6,P. M.;arrlSss a.
h TaaIs At Isl s4s n yoaK AND WV o On
LEANS EXPRESS. Eastward Leaves Charlotte Il
S;45 All; leaves Air,5 iss Yanstion at ego A.
ios a Isate s. pany ey q 3
M; leay.'! Dundee al i 30 p. n. leaves Burke!
vile 2, 8 on 7, "; arrives at Richmond at SAT-
TRAIN mo. 3.--TnRoyeH MAIE-Nsw York
FOR THE SoUTH-Leaves Rtchmopol ut 81 r. ID. :
1888 r. 81; feaSe Dansille ar 1855 p. n:
leaves Greensboro n 2:45 IA. M; leaves Salisbury
at 527 A. NJ; Leaves Air,lJSg Junction af 7:S6
Leaves. Charlotte at 9:15 p. NJ; ieaves ,alisbury
Il aa Ssn ss9s nsaass !:
G:1S A. d.. leaves BurkeyIlls at ll:36 A. MI
at Ty Erhmqns a. 22a Mas IL
Westward Leave, RichIi!end a. 1920 a: M; ar.
rives atRurkeyilleu III 95 VI leases Bgrk. Wills
No til tickets to points Ssy o.a Burseyils win Ds sSd
.TkAlN No. e.-RgakEy1LLHAcceM, 4Tles.
r rises" at RIebmStd at f:o5x! NJ. - w.
Train. tNq, 2 5cnnpectsi at Richmond with tbs
c1ss1psa Ne. YnS F cGpTsSf
traius 10 and from Raeish and G6ldsboro.. ~
+ All through trains connect al richmond and Dpr.
ee T POM n 81 ss Rs9%GsSS
gina Midland and: Great Southern rai,foad, 20 ana
f Eo %sslpa'Sn' Fatin0re PhadsDh'as ana
'Trajns Nos, Band connecsl at Richmdnd with
the kichpoud. York River and Chesapeake Rats-'
road tratns 70 and from Baltimore And esasern
Trains Nos j calta connect st ,Cbariptel With
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FOR BALTIMORE ,..'r %iHhS5IeM ]
4 41raG4 TR1.WE Elk LIZ 'sz3'
" II PowHATAN STEAMBOAT LINE ."i =
n-.. .l-L THROUGH FREIGHT. y ~ III

NOTRANsFFR BETWEEN RICHMOND AMI
81. ~ ;.a.. .RALTIM0REE $500 y" -
NO DOCkAGE, CHANGED. az 4 \.
/, The new ana fast iron steamers SHIRLEY and
W ESTUVER, or This line, leave their new pier, In
the Docg, Ieot OF Twentv-second., street. every
TUESDAY and THURSDAY MORNINGS at
O'Clock, and SATURDAY AAFTERHDON az 4
O'Clock for baltimore. making close conRectono al
Locust ofnt with Baltimore and Ohio railroad for
all points west and northwest !; ALSO with Northern
Central raIlI oad tor northern cities and Cannaa
. Through bills signed to Baltimore anu al points
ues, az rstes guaranteed as low ~ by any other
line. Apply to 49, J.: B.TATUM, AEeat, .
d" Ofices, Twenty second ard Dock and Ninth anc
Main streets. ~, ssy.gy &C 81
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ARREST OF Hx-AsSIsrAST' DISTRICT ATroR-
Mex Fi>nEK.- Washington, September 10
Sh1TIt> q. Fisher, late he assistant United
states distuc. attorney. was arrested In the
Aca,ie Com que tonight 10y DETECTIVES Nc
bc'ht and Miner on Il charge OF stealing the
arpea!-nord> aud papers in forty District
ca,e> which bad been appealed to the Crin,-
Aa Court. These papers were not missed
unl'' Friday last, and since then the detec-
ti'co nave been engaged IN the search Tor
.hetn. fhe detectives tonight recovered
ihlrty-eight OF The forty eases known to be
missing, aud have Information that they eX.
p'ct WI lead TO the recovery OF several in
u'c'men!s which have been stolen. They
nave also evidence OF persons to whom
FISHER Is alleged TO have offered TO sell the
paper. Tor one.le0lh Of the amounts, lu-
vowed Fisher WAS locked up in The cell al
p"i!ce beadq Iarters tor bearing Tomorrow.
ne arrest cfraies considerable excitement.
o''T'ponde"ce Baltimore Sam.l + ~ =
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RH ia!ItA1A. s ELpa5 !. -
nLD DODIHIOd STEAMsHIPEaspe4
Nj +lnslz-uua COMP AN.Y III go. @SaS
FoR NEW YORK.

:. This company viii dtspaseh eae Of their solsnda
steamers-0LD DOMINION, WYAEOKE e, ISAAC
BELL, RICHMOND. and GSORGEW. EIUER-
These ships are entirely new, and were hsilt ex,
OresSv Tor this route. -, JS4SS Il ~ SSitt@is 'si
They have splendid saloons, stxterooms, and bath.
rooms. Nd N .-LF ~ ;1fs,,,,h Y4,t J
The fare, accommodations, and attention are IN:
Goods shipped hythis line arc landed Regularly
It New Hork on on TIE Conpanyisi covered nisr.3a
, Vseishts for points beyond 3Nsw York forwarded
With dispatch, and no charge 7isde except actual
e1 FraSnt recsiVedansl p H. da,ly.9e 10 aoS
, Forfurther information, apply TO y syg3Ea q ~
I GEORGE ", ALLAN q CO.,ASents,, i.
: my1g f'ofice CoinBshv's wharyes. Rockets.
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s. GlANT0N INSIDE. LINE."saiIu.;
NEW: FAST FREIGHT ROUTE, BETWEEN
:. RICHMOND ANp Pf4IBADEEPHIA.i

IL RICHMOND AMP PH1BADEEPHIA.. =
o. 70 slas r;YRfWEEkhY.G .Ga!fiA C
On. and after OCTDBERs lsT, the. splendid iron
steamers or this fine will leave Richmond TUES.
YSIsTHUkSRAYS,l and SATURDhfSiffroH
Powlatau- Steamboat Lines PIER at corner of
Twenty-secoDd and Dock streets, making close con-
nectiUn each 1ripat Canton hd, tEast Baiffniore}
with the Philadelphia. Wilmington, and Baltimore
Railroad Company for Pbilacelpbiag 80 YisYft.,s
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES IA, -. d,
All light By this line covered by DIRE and marine
Richmond. Rates Is low as any Other line. a his
Is hequickest line between Philadelphia and Rich.
mond. Jt'.iI2t tDDt Ll-..L an ! 81 ytf
Freights ordered by this line should be marked
!" Canton Inside Line" and sent to the Pbiladsl-
pha, Wilmington and Baltimore depot, Phfadet:
pbA. 5AtffH!I< St3 10 - 1Sit IA III %! "a
Freights received daily An Ph,ladelpbia and RICH
nond For farther infprmatlUn apply 70 q, ;,
e3e Ofices Tyentv-second aud Dock streets Il
-,. y 80, and Ninth and Main streets, OF To- Il
. j.: 9. WILSON, General Freight Agent,
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
PhiladeDhla. gBil n.s 82.,:u! .Gfir,.i siayS /
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In Philadelphia, on Sunday night, Charles
Ricketts,, discharged Pennsylvania Railroad
conductor, shot himself in the mouth 10
Scho6eld's Hotel. opposite the Public Build
logs, irhieting dangerous wound. Cause,
want of employ ment. 5,i faG--'D.,@ u . " ~ 'a
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IN N. WALKER 8 CO., GENERAL M
- srJp NOR AGENTS.. / VIA MAIN STREET

IN WALKER 8 CO., GENERAL m
~ sURANCE AGENTS, 1914 hAA1F sTR RET
{ NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANT1LE IN
'sURANCE 'COMPANY.,f do6d h1o and ,t. Edin
: 'AMAZ0N INSURANCE COMPANY. or ClEctl.
uasI Qh9IsSssfss EYER fp 1lgSSRR9aN omPA
Ny. of New Yors-assets over $500, 900: - - :
LyNCHBURG INSURANCE and BANKING
.x96 aaN of LynehDurs, ya'1asse's 0yeo
'o sTiiS STIC INSURANCE COMPANY, oil
proakiyn. n .fY,-assetetove S300.e00. j. - :
PHENyN INSURANCE. GOMPANY. or BrooK-
Iyn. y. Yi-assets over ~ 100000.
i, .' proRTsMOUTHs INSURANCE; COMPANY, OF
Portsmouth, Ya-1assets over f5Q,g sy.i,,,
roegh LOSES eauftasly adjusted and promptly pac
NJ ti1ts agency Applications solicited, ano ,lmHe.
isata strsnttnn pd ven tEprntO Tnt f3I 'nf TO-
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,df'N@-'Is ~ frfEs 1t;ayk
81 II , BY TekeGeaphs

= .-taf- I-tT NEWYOKh- . 5tr;.g.r.7lrgrI
NEW 9oRk. September "a Saoa. -sioeks active
Loeg, 34s6: short Asa. ,GETefnments. Gull ind,
st.ans: States a1et and better
at $50. s;old, f6sG 81, Governments s:eidY
a nd Inactive. aEes Gliet und nonin a,,y.-
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DEATH FROM HAIR isYE.- Baltimore, Sep
"inh'i 2O.-Jlcoe Be- jsp,u, a welkkDosn
ana ""aithy pawpbIokrr al Ibis civ. died,
lhl' mo'n'us from erysipelas, which was
produced hy the use of nair-dye., The de-
eeased u>ed the baird,e on hls VIII kers,
and II irriia'ed his throat. HetbeD shaved
tut Tue "b'kers Of. when erysipeias set In Mr.
oeHjamn was ia his 6fty.tilth year.
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BALTIMORE

4 BALTIMORE. September l4spirgtnia 6's, peters,
40: c0nsol., 634. West Yirvina's- 8. North Caro-
Ina 6's, Old, 20; new, ~; specfa TAX Q. Bio TO-
fluu q ~ y
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Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.,


ea sew sal iuH 81 sps bales a. isa14Sr Flour
Sol DC. lower; very, moderate business doing :su-
e ern heavy and lower; confmsn to talr ezra,
f5.55G46.50: good 10 CHOICE XXI ra. So 55@t $50
Wheat dull and heavy a2c.i WIN ,n lim ,.r
Ter red weslern t12o@.l4l for r, . nv ana M
ola winter amber NIB vh Teser WESTERN eTn
7Ie for " steam western mixed 79@73Nc. f9r
sail western mixed; 63@70c. for aamag-d
and unsoamd w n sa xeo' tS is 1E and la
Shiie Western 4e@54c. coff soo To- v very
rat 2r@21Ac., gold; cargnes,i leSee2I SO !
gold Job lois. j 9a21k".. gold suxur Gull u and
gs for .t iar 400 reoifs r st ssGd
lated: Ike for crushed; MolassGs null; 56ga2 &C.
firm and i'm good demand, 1alow Hrmer at LOO
lOac. KosIn trmer az tl.7O@Sl 20. lurpentlnnss
saer It sscp8rs rme crime ne 31 rs a 8
lac. Whisky decidedly hrner al SILL. ffe'shls
'"4'' - BALTIMORE. ,,is,. .... 3d.. 49,.
R.Ip,MoREr September 2 Flour dull and un-
changed Wheat dull and OFF; Pennsylvania req,
Sl25q$Ls9; Mary ,sa leu, s9 99s 45 a
ner 'i LA pMe4 49 sou we wh H $780, y9
low, 7Ic itstIs' steady aud unchanged. t-ye quiet
and steady at 7S@sGc Provisions dnl ana SIC 90. !.
nomiuaI- steady -banls,-l 5rol 57sc. Lar'i
hrner; refined, LAG. coffee strong anu I'M! III,
cha npcc 'WDisEty excited at s1.2O. Sugar iirn
u 1''sesio no' LOUISVILLE ,3EhL& ri
LOUISVILLE, September, 2l.-!Flour and wheat
quiet and unchanged. corn quiet and hrin 1T 100
Soc CATS uuIgt md steady II 42D5Oc. kyt quit
and ,rnchltgen Provisions STEADY a' ficni Pork
no ,iua bulk .houldeIs, Sgc clear rlp-
12Ss car sS s:s,d: fss! Clear sae
Iaa2c '2T Hsms.s:gar-rured SAld 44c. Iisre-.
Iieice. 14a l4sc.:. WhisxeS, sl.l5! psgeh g un-
changed. ,o,x-h,,,,,.n, rr -e
o. r1xc1syATr. fse ptember 21.-Fsour steady with
fair seuIau~. Whit dull; red. ~. I5@SI.35 Corn;
dull at 65@67c. eats qniet ara uPGn - gsa pa
lev dill = ya quiett audr steady az 7edVeoc TO- 70,
visions strong anu higher. roik sri s a1 n 40
Lard quiet and firm; stenm, l3Sgt3hs 81 ase .ss
RnC m, Ssh ulders steady ~ SSe: clepr rlo-i
Sit es Il I6612c.: clear sides. l2asc: BIcon s5sJoy
firm shsnls5s; gehf k,S &C.
tive at 81. is: -
. ST, LOUIS, September 2l:-Flour nnehapgea !, ana
wheat lover No F s5aS g. p OATS S and
iow xp 10 Sellers s5@35c BID Barley unchanged
Rr.-1os er at 7Oc-Posk active and higher AT sZI
mS22lO Lard, qufet KETTLE 1870. bnS. ~ n;
Mole doing: clear RIBS des 4, lonlca. h !u
mt .lIXc. Prices Of MEAT here, are notnlhany
higher: shoulders: sac.; clear r,Itside.: 1ZS,d
clear stdes exc. Bacon scarce and frmer; shouiu
ers, gzc: clear rib-:ides. 13S@lS4c. cear s s
and aos unchanged. Gattlf hrm good 10 choice ~.
lives s5.25nS6.35: medium 10 'air. 4l549soi
Common CONN 10 Igif Isl 25sS rs good IN si Sds
Texans sssO@$42S Msdisin E 70 Mi5 II Hs
nnH Susheis. oats. q 600 b,shels;' barley, tl,90O
bushels: rye, 1000 buSheIs; cattle 1000 heaa
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