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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-21

H. SEESSEL, ST., & SONS,
Corner Of Jefferson and Second streets.
Ae
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-21
nIED

sIMMQNS-0n the night Of October %,
Trezevant, ESQ Mrs. B. l.. SIMMONS, aged rs
years.
Notice Of the funeral will be given.
LARRIN-At his residence on Second
street. near Mill. JOIN LARKIE. in the l3d
year Of his age
The funeral will take place on FRIDAY,
the I'D inst, at p m. Friends Of the family
are respectfully invited to attend
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-21

263 Second st., opposite Court Square.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-21
A FORTUNE FOR 81.

LO II N H R "
legalized by authority Of an Act of the Leg
stature. Afch' ts ~ Eacb, O for 6b
Ono chance in every 8. w.
s2OO,Oo0 in Prizes, Capital Prize $4,000
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-21

The cheapest, best and most fasks
iOnable hats at COhen'S, 219 Main.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-21
GAME FISH.

A Choice Lot Of
RED SNAPPER and OTHER FISH,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-21
oi'uzo Cash Enzes amountingt to $780, O(

The fret Extraordinary Drawing was pro.
5,dend over BY Col. Pauiek. Pres { Board oa
irAdei second, 9y Governor james; Third
county and Stats officials, and the Fifth 5v1|
sWoin Commissioners. Extraordinary offe,i
80 "a 'ee. f"r $40. leaving bal9nee III
10 deducted from Prizes aiter the Drawinvv0
asrn "nt.'t Liberal Pay. For mi
p'r'o siars and Circulars. Address the Mana
s--ssa.a ~. l56. eed-186 1
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-21

il S. CLEMENT, 90 Beal street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-02
DIED.

BELLANroNL--on Tuesday. Aug. 81, Marcarita Rel
lantoui, agod " Years.
take place rhuysday sept g az r. NJ At the resi-.
dencc 81 the decreased. Al lS2 81 ay.
poRk On NcdnCsday. Johl +. Dore, a native OF
Csmas, Newcastle, county Limerick. Ireland, aged Ss
yelrs.
fuly iEyted 10 attend the funeral winch viii AXE place
on sunday from HE ate residence. al Essi 2Dtn 81
ia Nsis.-on Tuesday Aug "a. Mrs. Martha Davis.
THE funeral viii take place from her late residence. 70
GANBLE,-On Tuesday, Aus' 81. 1870, 1t his resi-.
dcnre, lOi Cermont aN. BROOKLYN, Of IVckjaw Ell Jan
The rcay Ss sad friends of The family also Of hi,
"a eT-inaw, jams rower, src spectiuy invited TO
=. r SepTn' Pc ksln sy Jar frmklin' on Friday,
a., daughter 81 william aud Margaret A. u line.
Ktlauvcs aud friends are Invited TO attend me fu-
resdenco OF her father NarDurion av Yonkcrr. TAR.
n9ges viii meet T. train from Grand Central Depot.
HuNltk.-Ou Wednesday, sent. 1, hOsalle wife Of
sanue, Hunter, aged 20 years, months, and ii days
Inc relatives aud rrnds OF the family are respect
dgncc. 10 M.si iitl ST.. on FRIDAY. 81 int. ateP
i,oplnol ,; ,o4 Tuesday AuS u, lmtie tauyct.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited 10
TwenietS 81. on frdSy scpr g. at 10 ococ, M e"
sILuNANN ON Tuesday, Aug. 81, Martin seg'
Relatives ana friends are invited to attend the fu
neral from the re idcnce OF his fathcnaw, c. Oaudt,
s9rneE o. Nes r9le ay spd tckiord st. Grernp"in on
,oTAtrTIn ilroekyq, y on Saturday, Aug, 9sth,
beth g. TAFT eyed A. years and months.
ssFYiF9n H. I'D, P' g,Y Plea pie ssgy .os a 1878
Abigail Woodruff Wayne, IN the ,Gth year OF ncr age.
Inc relatives ana friend; are invited 70 attend the
ANoTlIkR VETKnAN OF 1872 GoNE.-You are request
Leonard Hoffman, ron hls late residence 49, Hudson
st. at O'Clock r. NJ this day. with The usual nadge OF
Cob ARM DAILY.
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Contractors Exclusive Privileges aud How
they Secured,

they were secured
The Legislative committee appointed to
inquire into the affairs Of emigration ana quar-
antine resumed their investigation Yesterday.
Commissioner George starr SAID that when the
present Board Of Emigration Commissioners
went into office there were no more employees
In the department than were necessary. At that
time there were greater number Of arrivals
than there have been since, aud the employees
were kept occupied from morning until night.
Some Of the salaries were altogether too high,
notably those Of the superintendent, deputy
superintendent, and treasurer. Tue board had
reduced these salaries in the latter part Of ls73
In the winters Of 1873 and 1874 which were
especially severe, many immigrants had made
application for lodging, and instead OF sending
them to WARDS Island they had beer given sub
stantial meals, and lodged for the night Ia old
buildr - on the dock. Fitted up at considerdbe
expens- for the purpose.
Witness ia not think II was for the interest
themselves 10 pay the COmmls sioners ~ Emit
grafton. lie thought Castle Garden should be "A
sell supporting Institution. lie did not think
the incre Sc or dimlnution Of the head money
paid by Immigrants would make any difference
as 10 acceierating or retardiug the Hood of lm-
Mr.. Daly, contractor for tho removal Of bag
gage from Castle Garden. believed that the
terms Of his contract were the same "a those of
muneration. He had never sought the appoint
Hent. EN-Lleut.-lfON. AlNord SAID, " HOW ala
vnu get II them" aud the witness answered.
" liy resolution Of the board" IL was not abso-
lutely necessary for him u invest permanently
in wagons, horses, &c, hut he had done
81, as he considered II mere honorable.
Being asked whether he did the work
himself or farmed II out, he said
MS brother-in-law assisted him. They did II be-
tween them, except when baggage hau TO be
taken to BROOKLYN, III lrlem, and some other
places out Of town when they employed express
wagons, and looked only for their commission.
Tney were responsible for all loss and damage.
No other express cOmpanv's agents were per-
mitted to enter tue garden, hut the Immigrants
might, IL they liked, 10 outside and bargain for
che1f er transfer ~ their baggage than was ar
furded by the contractor.
Assemblyman NOsburgh asked Mr. DAILY II he
could account for the action Of the Commits
siouers OF Emigration In giving him his contract
uusoli tied. The witness referred the ASSEM-
blymHn.. % the noard for u answer N bic question.
MIR DAILY testified further that his contract in
cluded the carriage Of siok persons from the
Garden, even smallpox patients, though he had
never been asked to carry any. 1 he rates
charged Tor such service were IS below and $40
above Fftietn street.
In repiy TO ex-Lieut.-Gov. Alvord. he said his
experience led him to believe that the lnstitu-
tiUn could and should be sef-supporting and
he did not think the per capita tax had anything
TO do with retafding or increasing immig ation.
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<. * "a xsx 81, az .c sla,. . sss..
.S1.n, and i ~,
E 1s sT.uGSxin s scr erp Ss,tco ~.- $50
:ls:ss sSous r:.sfd.,s psisss ale. sssl.si
@ oct o5 q UcP sS qu
Bacon shade easier sales IS bss city LONG clear a.
spot spot for prS sO ETY. s Tor Old
% s nS O ds ws,S S for .a9 s SS
iS u ,nr asvsry $50 tc' prime Western a. is aie
Ssr .nd g fot geo 90 md sc . iSr
u Prs ss, eSs Sss . pq,.I nT
Al 9oSSsc iof Western and jersey. Cheese duii and
w. a tSF g% an I TO ssS sse"s Vest
@ sprps e1 rsd .SS sss' sSsq
.noat 81 As Tor old amber winter store, 81 aessss
so Sn'ss2 sis p5%s SSSP'sss 60 .pISs
] sales % Su Sos az cs nrps, and SSs
&c for steamer mixed 7sasoc for sail mi1cd. includ
Tor old western mixed Oats armer sale. 90 900 bu,h.
sSaSs for inferior pss sssSc Tor good e choice
ern cd, SOC aosi for western white B.riey-ssle.
Corrox-Ihe quotation. for cotton on the ,po, are
revised ordinary advanced hc.i good do all growhs,
reduced he all grades q IeEss reduced ,sc market
@ P s S ' CD Hs iaSs mo-
non and Z for speculation. Futures declined l.ioc.
Is oc for OCTOBER Ssss Il 'Ss .na Be-
Is e es d iSg rpq. Is sr a a. for Ssy
middling uplands, 7l6d
srspFIIs~ REFINED petroleum wss weak ., il,tc spo.
ana September 5000 bbls solo; Grade IN bulk luie at
bbtc. Roein was nrmcr At ti65pf1 10 for common to
good straned Spitte turpentinc also nrmer ANA airy
ncnyci $50 bbs sold al 32c. Tar sold At f225dt230
for Washington and Wilmington. Nhiekey was steady
but quet at 81 "a Taow more active atgi(sg lec.
Frcghts dull wheat TO Liverpool by steam aud sail.
1d cheese by steam 30s grain TO Cork for ers 5s.
pdt6s and fehned petroleum from Philadelphia to the
Continent at o..
GRooERIss-Ino coffee dull and heavy a susii-rs5
at 1pc Rolu. with the stock nj the close 81 1893 bags
MILD grades quiet. tce in good demand and Arm
stock OF domestic $50 tics. and ODO bbis foreign,
s,l5o Bags Mol sses dull with stock Of t.2iO hhds.
foreign, and 1O37 bbs domestic. Sugars were weak,
but without quotable decline; sales 1900 hhds. at 7
Sc and 700 do Meado at 55c. Stocks this day. 49,.
Melsao. We quote: Cofee.Java, 27@2gc. MaracniDo.
21d f3c., and ldo, 1si4d2ilc., gold Rce-Itangcon.
2a,21c.. gold in bonu and $40 Gi5c currency duiv
paid domestic, 6dsc. MOlasses-Cuba muscovado 80
etf4c.; Cuba clayed. 30a3ac. Porto Rico. 3s@ Soc.
New Orleans, new crop 0Na7Oc. SuRare-Fair to good
refining Cuba. SaSllc grocery do S9sa sac; ccntri
Gl0Asc Tor soft white.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-02

nEDELL-pUNDERD NLE-On Monday Aug 30,
1873, at thc rsdence Of the brides moth T. IFS PacihG
g.. Bro, kyn ot the lv D. H. McNlcar, u. D.. James
said city NO Gurus.
CRlSShN-COf FlN-On Wednesday, Sept, l. At the
Church OF the HOS Communion ~ the Rev. + 4. Law
renee, u. D. william W: ,risscy to Annie +. Colin,
NOELTE-SitERMAN On Monday, Aug. 80. bv tho
EY. c. + Grimm. $50 West iOth H. Rudolph NOelte
10 Hattie ~ -unau. both ~ New YORK.
REED - OLLIS.-On Aug 80. by the Rev. DR. Rice,
IN jersey Cty. Jairs r. Reed. ESQ son Of Can't VIM.
Reed, county Kerry. ireland, TO Mnrgcratte Coins,
Kerry Ireland
NOGlNI -JuNIN.-Aug. 81, 1873, at 81 Vincent do
PAU church. s3l a. Ferdinand w ini - Baycno Italy,
to Leone Juvn ~ Paris, France.
WHIIMORk-DEAN.-At Qncrns, L. l.. Aug. 25 by
the Rev. MI HAsInan Peter MHItnorr to GEORGE A
daughter OF Henry n. Dean.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-02
The Goth REGIMEN, and Barry sullivan.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Str; ALTHOUGH
few II any, matters Of interest 10 the public escape
your seemingly omnscent light IN Tue Bun OF yestcr
day item Of importance was overlooked The Colonel
OF the siXY.nlnt ordered the regiment IN " fun uni
form TO turn out to welcome Barry Sullivan. great
many assembled at the amory, Joined their respective
com. mes, aud were formed ~ line but on marching
from the armOry those who had not been provided with
the new UNIFORM were cOlared ami dragged from the
ranks by order OF AdJt Duly. Had ANY lntlnietion
been given those men by their captains or the colonel
before leaving the armory they would have been saved
the ignOmnY aud degradation OF such proceeding.
do TO throw any dlscred tho rank anu die
- ey Would as soon for their seats but the
meanness OF insulting ana trimpllng on the fecngi of
those whose cusances ana not permit them 10 nave
the uniform should be exposed, All aro members
OF the TegiIneht and on I7th OF March, Fourth OF
July, reception OF the American team, disuetion
A Worm COMPANY II,
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AMUSEAIENTS.
Er BurrV sullivan a. Richelieu AT booths
Theatre.

Theatre.
Last night Mr. Barry sullivan played
Richeli,u This character is one In which a
studied manner and the absence Of free impulse
are not Inappropriate. The crafty churchman
well rs the great statesman may fairly
enough be represented as bearing an
artificial exterior. Mr. Sulvan's eminence
In his profession seems 70 hove been
won by study rather than by the deyel-
opment Of irrepressiole genius. We appears
rather TO put on the semblance of parsonage,
as he does the costume suitable for IT, than, for
the time being, to put In action, in himself aud
OF himself, the qualities Of such parsonage. lIo
IL the conscious director OF the action rather
than the unconscious source OF IT, Tue charao-
ter Of RiChcliCu is one in which such an actor
should do some Of his best work. In many
RESPECTS Mr.. Sulliyan's embodiment OF
this character was excellent, but u was often
wanting IN dignity, in elevation, and In sublety.
His elucutiOn, while distinct, has style OF in
neGtiun much more consonant with studied
aud artinci i defamation, than with the hearty,
outspoken words Of a man In earnest He was
literally appauded by a large audience, and
call ID hefOre the curtain at the end OF every act
Mr., L. u Ward as DE Muuprdt Nr. Cathonrt as
BdrdddS, Mr.. Weaver as Joseph, and MIR. Frank
Little as Francois, deserved honorable mention.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-02
A Dog on tho Police Force.


Tie Is a communicating, medium-sizod,
t5,-nacl duE. Onicer Mitchell came IN posses
sou II him one leak winter night st season,
WHICH 'he dog was -hivIing on the street In a
Gtiryng condition. 'le was taken home nd
provided Tor, ana ever siucc ne has pre- we'd a
valuable addition ~ the police fOrco by assisting
tie OH 'cr In the discharge ~ his duties. lie
follows tho ufic"r INCREASINGLY on all his ROUNDS,
anu when another officer "a for asalst lance,
the dog makes haste win all speed to the spot
and cOumtn as To b rk. Should ny OF The ON
osfs have occasion To- give chase after any One,the
C0e mark, ON the Wan, qua GA, ching hlm toy the
y ,utlunns, detains him ~ wOrr ing until the
arrival Of he nfii'er.. A short time ago tho
onictiA sicee' ded ~ capturing prisoner that,
without he issistance ~ the dog would have
e. aprd. The dog can discern Intoxicated per
sons from other, and should he meet with such
q case ~ hls own uerimbul tiOns, ne keeps up
now until an "ilcer arrives me police always
n axe y point W 10 To the spot where the dog
" harkli 2, and they re never fooled. the most
Singular feature Of the dogs life Ia that he Will
not accompany OiiNcT Mitchell III daylight wi on
dressed IN items clothes. He slo 'ps In dH
ums ma u alw ys On duty with tho ofArsI, uhC
pflAeB HIN higLly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-02
In a Gar with "a Tiger.
NON ne s. AlDans ~ Messenger.

A cage of tigers which was on its way TO
a N enAgeric now exhibiting south Of here, " IA
plae-! "a one cad OF the car, a zebra was tied IN
the other end. The watchman lay down on a
box and went to sleep when he awoke no dis
covered that one Of the tigers had bent tho iron
bars OF its cage, forced It's way out, ana was
crOuchng In the opposite corner. The regular
keeper OF tho animals WAS In the sleeping car AZ
the rear END Of the train, and there was no
chance to communicate with hi or with any
one outside. Tue poor Waterman was irlghten.
Ell INTO mo'iunless silence, and In that awful
suspense he made the long and weary journey
To- 81. Albans. Alter the tram came To a halt
here, one OF the tiainmen, In passing tue car,
saw rge, catlke nose thrust out u an open
Ing, and not knowing that any ones life was en-
danger ed IN the ca, but fearing lest the animal
should escape, ran 10 the sleeping car and
aroused the keeper, who soon appeared, raw
hide in hand, and lianed lhe boast back into
MS den, TO the immea-urahle relief ~ the poor
fellow who mad been ourled up for hours on
Z hal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-02
Real Estate Market.

Transactions yesterday ut the EVch ange com
prsed foreclosure sales BY o. G. Bennett three.
story brick house with lot, a5x03 T. east side Clinton
street, ntty feet south Of Madison street 1900
by T.. II. Ludlow CO., one fourstory brown stone
house. with lot, 19lOxso, west side Seventh avenue,
nfty.nlne feet south OF l27th street $500.
BvR v. HNnett one plot Of lana 25oxe00 north
side Second street, between Avenues ana q, Ford.
ham Twenty fourth ward $500.
by j. T. scrns, plot OF land, g5lx133. west eide Syl.
van avenue, eol feet north Of oxford street. West
Farms Twenty fourth Wards $4,000 Also, Mot ~
land ON Grand avenue, southeast corner Of Orchard
street, West Farms Invent, fourth Nard) $4,000.
A, j. Bleec6er son adjourned the following sne, io
Sept. 10 House and lot, south tido FOrty's,vtuin
street. east Of ltHin"On avenue also, house aud lot
Joining and three houses and lots south siue Forty
sevelth street, west ~ Lexington avenue.
There arc no sales to .day al the Exchange.
a, y, Gn0rd VIII sell under fOrCCusurc) at tarpeu
ters Hotel Morrsania Al ~ O'CLOCK two lots on nuri.
east corner 81. Ann avenue and Weschctter Railroad
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-02

wAsHINGToE, Sept. l.-Just before the ad-
journment Of the Court Of Claims several months ago.
an effort was made by certain plrtles to prevent the
payment Of the sum OF $685. 900 awarded IN the Egi
cotton case claim. They represented by AFFIDAVIT and
ouerwise that the cotton Ptured by tue Federal
TOops on the plantation VI EIgn was pot his private
property, but 'pelongod TO the ConfedeTste GOWN
meat Tnese papeia sui mtled ny the Secretary
10 tne Attorney GeneTal for hs opinion which was
gwen elect that ths statements sere lnsumeleh'
L bar payment OF the award. Accordingly arrange
menu are being made for the ayment o. the money,
ess 100000, wnlcl, u "a ofnesly saic, belongs W INC
NoYeTnnent, anu 10 therefore retAlned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-02

Mr. T.. l.. Davenport gave his justly-ad-
mired mpersonation Of Richelteu at the Grand
Opera House last evening In presence of a
highly respectable auditory. Whatever this
gentleman does Is distinct, definite, and
full OF character. However persons may
differ IA 10 the correctness Of mis- coneep-
ton Of any part, they must agree that he puts
his conception into well-rounded shape, ana
last night was thoroughly artistic, and was
warmly commented by hlS auditors. The sup
port which he received was, US whole, not Of
m ight be made.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-02

The Equitable Life Assurance Society. 100
broadway, n prepared 10 maze loans upon bond anu
mortgage on nrstcass dwellings aud etoros In New
NofA and lrOoABn Principals VIII be furnished with
forms ana fun nfOrmltion ant their business facl
tated without charge except legal expenses for eran
nation ute. rhis society also issues the most dts
forms Of policies upon selected liYea including
the Iontlnv savings Fund Plan, NY which DURING Tue
past six years surplus has Docn accumulated greater
Than bY any plan heretofore pracscd The society mas
assets OF twtnty.eght millions OF dollars, aud has a
casn annual lucoine Of millions of dDilps. lie aver
age annual business during the past ave years tti5D
d5s has Deen greater than that Of any 0ther company
ADJ.
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state bonds were dul and lower We note sales OF
Virginia d. consolidated. eH mautcd coupon, 6oigB
90, ana the deferred at %. Railroad bonds Nere
nrner, Nh far business. The principal Transaction
were "A follows; Hudson River EDS sinking uHd, lIOis
Chic. T. l. and Pacific -, lOp3s Milwaukee and s.
Paul is!s eonsolidatsd, rs Morris and Essex lists,
Central Pacific gold hands, l0liq Union Pacinc Ran.
ruad LIST mnrtgsge, lulk Union acme sinking fund,
"a int, w PittS II W and hlcagO lists, ll.L.dIl3:
ptstt "; ana chic lg9 2ds, l07 Michigan seuthrrn
.s lu-A4 Cleveland aud lifts. siuKng fu d. 1nL
New Jersey Central lst.. new, 1iOai Drl, and lud'
registered ~ lOj Northwestern consoidaed coupon
GOLD bOlds. S6lp col, c. and lud. emf Isis a. md
North Missouri lsts SJ1e.
The opening. hignest lowest, ana r. NJ. closing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-02
THE nan rossERS AGAIN.
e.,erday's Match Between the Mu,uaIs and

Yettcrday's Mntch BcIWcFn Tho MUtunIs and
BOstOn's Champions.
The Mutuals aud the Bostons played
the ninth match OF their series OF championship
games in Willlamsburgh yesterday in the pres
ence Of about 1000 persons. The Red Stockings
were the favurtes with the betting men, and
pools were sold at 800 10 $50 that they would
win the game.
The Mutuals went nrst to the hat. The hos
tons furnished a lively bhll, and both clubs hat
ted 1t all over the field. The pitching on both
Sides was good, and much admired by the spec
tatOrs. Higham and Hatfield PLAYED In the Mu-
tuais In the place Of Hicks and Gibney.
Mutual. ...........,.,..,...,2 o
Boston OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. E-lJ
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Ono of the finest games Of the season WIS
played yesterday Al hing anton, between the trlcNets
Of that place ,ps ihe champion amateur FlayPNay. ~
tuis city. Ten innings were plaNed but dnrkness nav
set ln tnc game Lad u DC stopped. Inc score then
atOud Two nuns Tor enCh cluO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-02
ArrIvod-wEpxrsDAr. Sent. 1.

Arrivod-wEDxEsDAY,B Sept. 1.
Steamship Frisia, Hamburg, mdse. aud pass.
Steamship ten Barnes, say annah, mdse. aud paGs-
Steamship Geo. W Rider. Lewcs. Del, tndse.
Steamship Ashland. Savannah. mdsc. and pass
steamship Hudson, New Orleans mdse And PASS.
Steamship Wilmington, Havana, mdse and pass.
steau ship Atlas, Savanil !, mdxe. and pass.
Steamship ArraRon, Bristol, Eng. mdse. aud pass.
steamship Benetactor. wilmington, n. c. naval ttorea
ana cotton.
Steamship Harrisburg, Phiiade phia.
Steam hip Franconta, Portlan Me- mdse and pnss.
Bark Lion, Colombo. ndst.
Bark Marie. Aut~c err, in ballast.
Also the usual anu Oastwise vessels.
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WEDNESDAY,, Sept. l-FIoUR AND MEAIc-Min-
nesota nrlner, supernne .nd No, IN very moderate
request. GOOD old winter wheat nrm new slow ana
dinculi OF sale. southern slow Western winter Ia mod
crate demand, Rye hour fairy active. Corn meal quiet
We quote No. z, bbl, - 2OG t4.9O supernne State
and Western, S5.200s $500 extra STATE, &c, $3.50
@tolO western spring wheat extras ~ 5000 10 !
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Great reduction In prices OF furniture and
carpets iii Sept A. 10 reduce stock Great bargains IN
walnut and enae,led chamber suites Great bargains
In parlor Great bargains In carDeu GreA bar
ga ms IN everything Is. NJ, COWperthWAH Co. Loo
al lb7 Chatham 81. Ada
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-02
BANKING avn FINANCIAL.

OFFICE OF W. L. YOUNG a CO.,
10 New ST.,
NRw YORK, Sept. l, 1875.
The undersigned have this Gay formed a copartuer.
ship for the purpose OF doing general STOCK Commits
sion business under the name OF ". r. Young n Co.
". EUCLID YOUNG.
G.. u. MORRI.ON
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Buslnrss noiuts.

A Dollar Cusc Of Homeopathic Medicines,
with difcr Tor their use, sent stnAd receipt
otH SMITHS Homeopathic Pharmacy, Io5 4th av.
New YorK.
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MARINE TNTELLIG EyCE.

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Try Mrs. Win-iew's soothing syrup, for all
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