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Sresta' Disuasch to The Gh1caoo Tribune
New Yonx, hlny 1o.-Tho retirement OF Robin
son and Chase from tho Directory Of tho Lake
Shore lailroad was In consequence Of tho dis-
covery by tho Vanderbilt party that thoy vcro
dealing heavily In stock.
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MEaru1s. May 10.-A Gormsn named Masaon
was shot aud killed Saturday as Aahpors, 60 miles
nhovs hete, by Scott Henly, I. vatal1nap, for
attempting 10 Kill Ilcniy'u father.
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EFeF10F Ht3BdlsH q TIT tNt'd75 7F'bHH3,
TEnEs lIsuTE. Iud., Hay 10.-Burgcps, tho
VnotfaliA bridge watchman, .to'have boon exe-
cuted Al Eain:han, Ill.,, on Friday, has received
q rospito nn:ll Jnot ~.
Casey. of rarir, Ill, will bo hanged ths samo
fhr
, 1875-05-11

OWEN souap, Ont, May lo.-John Tlompson.
John Brennan, and nichard Morgan wore
d1onned Yesterday in tho bay by tho upsettlue
OF small boat.
, 1875-05-11

coHFE7stoA or A WIFE. .MuRoFnFs
RT. l.nula. May l0.--petcs llso1n. = negro,
was brought here to-day from Junction CITY.
ksn., whittier la Lad lcd, charged with
numbering AIa sita 1t place called
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Special ntspateh 10 Jhe Chtcaqn TrftuHe
dnsSp nAp1ns, Mich, May 10.--Thc Detroit l.
Milwaukee aud the Michigan Ccnt,a llayo euter.
ed into con,prou1tso On freight ratea from De-
trolt TO tha city. as follows: First ctass. 10
cents; eecond clasa, % cents: third olass, 20
cents; fourth c'asY aid special Ii centa. Theso
arc tho rates ostablished son,o tnle sinct by tho
Detroit u Milwaukee,, previous to tho lnto cut
tug. Tlero will bo no cutting hctcafter.
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SFfcfal Wspafth b TAs Chan,1o 7rltNne.
srn1sof1EIp, Ill, May 10.-An organization
to build nnrsow-gaugc railroad brtuoen thIs
city mud st. Louis was ofoctoA hero to-day. THO
ootporators arc @. K Lauphier, ". D. 1ucAard-
son, G. A: Doeches, A. L.. Ide, Charles Isfdgoly,
i. y. LaWrcuce, aud Alexander Staruc.
!. 6taruo was elected President,
". D. Richardson, Fico-p1csilcn.,
Charles nidgley Treasurer; G. II. Ian picr,
n!'sefoenrY; and u. d. L.xsanco, Superintendent.
Iho CAPITAL stock Ia e?o0 900. to he increased by
vote Of tho stockholders "a lilo ronI l,0;.
grcBeea.
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TH1BDNE.NH HELEASEn.
Madrid, May lo.-Iho iutraasigento prisoners
who wAcro engaged In tho carlagona insurrec
tion hayo been ret free.
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Special UisVak'h to jHs Cttesaa lr,hunx.
KAxKAxEg, ILL.,, May l0.-Charlcs E,utz, seod
10. was thrown FROM horso, uear Gilman, on
Saturday aud killed,
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Wright. Tho Climb already contatns a fnreo nr,n.
ber nf olr boat citizens, anil Ia taking sit uf H.
work OF preparation fns tho great esrus,t,' 'a :.
which orons QUO year from today ut rLllajsi'
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CONSERVATION,
MILWAUKEE. May l0.-At the niahopa Hall
mcotLng tonight arrangements for the ceretno.
nles attending the conhocrAtion OF Archbishop
tionni Wcro completed There Hill b. "A I'm.
menao tolchltght procession.
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speesd' Ufsrateh 10 The Chicago Tribune,
New fong. May 10.-Dissonslonu In tho Nil.
waukco & st. Paul oontin,,o, mud tho roatiye
programme Of the Mitchell and sa3o parties il
unchanged. Sage admits thoso will bo no coil
tnst, and Mitchell Mill put In Lila own Board.
iHIlNlciona arc t!ltoate1el III The oyont Of On
at'eInps 10 lease tho hjlw au!Ico il Northcr1, HALL
rond to tho Hi1naukco l. st. Paul.
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1000 were for speculation and II, 900 for ex-
port Stock 1,047, 900 bales, of which Gil, 900
are American. Weeks receipts SO, 900, inclu-
sive of %, 600 American. Stock afoat 465, 600,
bales, whereof $4,000 are American. Actual
export 10, 600.
July delivery from Savannah or Charles
ton, not below Low Midding, ed; Septem-
Der and October do I'd.
LATER, 2:30 z. M-July and August deliv-
cry from Charleston or Savannah, not below
Good Ordinary 13-l6dd; Augugt and Sep
TENDER do. not below Low Middling, sgd;
shipment of new crop do, not below Low
Middling, 7In.
LArER-3P Motion unchanged The
sales to-day include 500 bales American.
LONDON, July 16, 1890 P M.-Consols-for
money SO Is 16. on account "a 1-16.
PARIS, July 16, P. M.-Rentes GA; francs
27] confines.
LIVERPOOL, July 16, P. NJ. Cotton-sales
ON basis of Middling Uplands, nothing below
Good Ordinary, deliverable July and Au-
gust, 6sd.
6P. M.-Sales on basis of Middling Up
lands, nothing below Low Middling, deliver
able September and October, 15-16d.
Corn-mixed Western 33s@33s Cd p cwt.
Flour-Western 23s. Turpentine 22s 6d@23
LONDON, July 16.-Common rosin 5s@
So Cd
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MISCRLLANEOUS.

New YORK, July 16.-Judge. Donohoe or.
dered bill of particulars in the case OF the
people against Tweed.
Leading bankers here have been advised
from London to be prepared for the offering
in this market of forged Bank of England
and Bank OF France notes. This dispatch
reads: "We believe large amounts Of
forged Bank of England and Bank of France
notes will be offered in the United States.
Caution our friends"
Weather unusually cold and lowering; the
rain ceased this morning. Dispatches from
the inundated districts report that the floods
were subsidIng.
BUFF Lo, July 16.-The Hebrew Council,
after electing Board Of Governors, adjourned
to meet st Washington in July next. SIEVE al
dollars additional subscriptions to
their college were received last night.
BALTi MORE, July .-Chatworch's Strock-
er's runs flooded the western portion of the
city. A number of wholesale houses in the
central portion of the city had their cellars
filed
KEY WEST, July 16. - Yellow fever is
abating. No new cases have been reported
for several days. We hope soon to be able to
report all well J. ". HARRIS.
Health Officer.
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THE SLAUGHTER.HOUSE AND BUTCH
ERS' WAR.
A General Order.

The return on the attachment issued in
the case against Francis Frilot, who was
called on to show cause why he should not be
punished for contempt of the Injunction
granted on application Of the State prohibiting
him from slaughtering cattle outside the
slaughter-houses of the Slaughter House Com
pany, was made yesterday to the Superior
District Court, and the return was, that Frilct
could not be found.
Counsel for the State, Assistant Attorney
General Steele. represented to the Court tt at
one Gilman was in possession of the slaughter
house of Frilot, and that he was, no doubt,
carrying on the business of Frilot in his (Gil-
man's) name for the purpose of evading the
law.
The Court said that it was the intention of
the State to protect. not only the interest of
the Slaughter House Company, but the
health of the city of New Orleans, and in
structed Assistant Attorney General Steele to
call upon the Sheriff to see that the injunc-
ton prohibiting the slaughtering of cattle
outside of the houses of the Slaughter House
Company. was inforced against any and every
body, and to call on the police and inspectors
to see that the law was complied with.
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RIVERS AND STEAMBOATS,.

CINCINNATI July 16.-River So feet inches
and rising Weather fair and hot Arrived
Thos Sherlock from New Orleans.
PIrTsBURG, July 16.-River feet inches
and rising slowly. Clear weather.
LOUISVILLE, July 15.-River about station
airy; IL feet in the canal A very heavy rain
and thunder storm occurred this morning;
now clear and very sultry.
EVANSVILLE, July 16.-River "a feet, rising.
Weather clear and hot.
CAIRO, July 16.-Arrived: St. Genevieve
from ST. Louis at IL A. NJ. Departed: Bee
for New Orleans at midnight, st. Genevieve
for Vicksburg at P. M. River 81 feet
inches and rising. Weather clear. Mercury g.
ST. LOUIS. July 16-Arrived: Future City
and barges from New Orleans. No departures.
River stationary. Weather clear and hot
MEMPHIS, July 16.-To-day was the hottest
of the season; the mercury marking SO. River
rose s inches. Weather clear and hot Ar
rived Qaickstep from White River, Grand
Tower from st. Louis Departed: Illinois for
vicksburs, Capitol City and Grand Lake No.
for st. Louis.
VICKsBURG, July 16.-No boats up to-day.
Down: Ouachita Belle at 6 P. M. Weather
warm and clear. The river rose inches.
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THE CITY.

| The POLICE BoARD.-Trial of Officer Deue
redu1 The first witness to mount the stan
was Detective Dave Hennessey. He testifet
as follows:
son or about the Is day of February
1875, Mr.. Wurzberger came to the Office o
the Chief of Detectives to report robber
having been committed at his resdenc, 46
Canal street Devereaux, Wurtzberger AM
went to the place in cab.
While Mr.. Wur.zberger was in the ACT
Of showing Us the box from which the thieves
stole the articles, Officer Devereaux took
breast pin, or ring, in his hand and put it il
his coat pocket. He then showed us a key
which the thieves had left behind. Mr. Deve
reaux put the key in his pocket. At the re-
quest Of Mr.. Wurtzberger we went in the
dining room and had drink and cigar.
Cross examination by Mr.. Castellanos-
Why did you not report this matter to Mr. OF
Mrs. Wurtzberger? Because did not want
to make enemies.
Officers Harrington, Coffee and Coleman
were present at the time of the Investigation n.
Officer Harringtons statement did not amount
to much. He said that he was at the resi-
dence at the time, but did not see Mr.
Devereaux take anything or put anything in
his pocket.
Officers Coffee and Coleman testified to the
oh WC ao oLhOCA 1ldIiluStoLs tudV tAoy uiu uOt
see Mr.. Devereaux put anythingin his pocket
only saw him taking list of the missing prop
erty.
Mr.. Weikart, reporter of the German Ga
zete, said: After the charge had been pre-
ferred against Mr.. Devereaux I went, at his
request, to see Mr.. Wurtzberger and ascertain
it he had preferred the charge against Deve-
resux. He said, no, he had not. He said if
he had missed anything he would have pre-
ferred charge before this.
He said that after Mr.. Devereaux left he
had not missed anything. asked him par
ticularly if MIR. Devereaux had taken any
thing. He said he had not the slightest
doubt on the part of Mr.. Devereaux,
The case was then taken under Amusement.
CoLLIDED.-About P. NJ Friday while
American Hook and Ladder Company No. 2
was running to an alarm of fire given from
station l52, upon arriving at the corner of
Common and Rampant, she collided against
a cistern which was standing in the street,
which resulted in the cistern being demol-
lshed, and causing considerable damage to
the truck.
MURDER.-A colored man named Isaac
Dagg, who arrived this morning at the Jack
son Railroad Depot from Hammond Station,
was sent to the Charity Hospital. Dagg was
suHerlbS lIou gun sHot wound IN the leg
He stated to the officer that he received the
,ad wound in an encounter with another
,olored man named Isaac Gould, at Ham
nond Station, on the 5th inst, and in which
he latter was shot and killed by him. The
of Dagg is said to be correct by the
engineer of the train and also by the father
# Dagg, who accompanied him to the city.
)agg's wound are of such character that an
scape from the hospital at present, is impos-
ible.
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FRUIT GROWERS EXHIBITION.
Concert and SOirt e Dansante Tonight.

The interest manifested on the opening day
in the exhibition at st. Patrick's Hall has not
abated, and there was another large attend
ance yesterday morning.
Among the additions to the articles on ex-
hibition is specimen of tea grown at Tick
faw, Louisiana, and number of stalks of Ger
man millet, entered by Mr.. J. Fl. Keller, for
Thos S. Jones, of Jackson, Louisiana. The
millet was raised by Mr.. Jones on his place in
the vicinity of Jackson.
1t was planted on April 9th and cut on
July 14th. The stalks are fresh looking and
well developed. The Awarding Committee
will no doubt make its rounds to-day.
The Kelly Island Wine Company, repre-
sented by Fl. E. Shropshire, Esq, made
fine display of native wines. The several
brands were tested last night and many of
them voted equal to the imported wines of
the same kind.
The Hall will be open to-day for visitors,
and tonight the exhibition will close with a
soiree dansante and grand concert under
the direction of Prof Castro, who will be as
sisted by our most popular amateurs and
several favorite professionals.
The Association, with the generos;tv and
public spirit which has characterized all it
has done although subjected bv the new
programme to additional expense-have de-
clded to charge no admission fee After the
concert there will be a sale at auction to the
highest bidder of quite number of the ar.
ticles on exhibition.
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FROM THE PASSES.

SOUTHWEST PASS, July 16, Noon.-Barome-
ter 1915. Wind w. N. W., fresh.
Arrived: Steamer I. G. Harris at 7:20 A. NJ.
from Brazos, to c. A. Whitney & Go.
No departures.
PAss-A.LOUrBE. July 16, Noon Wind N.
N. w., light. Weather clear.
No arrivals.
Sailed: Ship Scioto, schooners John Bird
and j. S. Bragdop.
SOUTHWEST Pass, July 16, 6 P. M.-Barom-
eter 1866. Wind west, fresh.
No arrivals or departures.
Pass A L OUTRE, July 16. 6 p. M.-Wind
southwest, fresh. Weather clear.
Arrived Schooner Constance, Morgan
m lster, days from Ruatan, with fruit
The steamship Gillian, Capt. Bremner.
from Liverpool via Mexican ports, arrived off
the bar last night for coal Was coaled out of
w. G. Coyle & Co. s barge Chickasaw to-day,
and sails this evening for Baltimore.
No departures,
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FOREIGN NE WIS.

LONDON, July ia dispatch from Car
diff says the rivers Laff aud Eley are flooding
The adj ,cent lands for miles are under water.
A food is reported at Bath.
The grant to pay the expenses of the Prince
OF Wales Indian visit passed the House O.
Commons by vote of 1913 to 16
The Canada copyright bill passed second
reading.
The Paris correspondent of the Times sum.
marizes the result Of yesterdays debate in the
Assembly as follows: The government, separ-
ated from the Left, are thrown back on the
Right The difficulty arising is, how can the
government emain in power supported by a
majority which is opposed to constitutional
bills? As it can not be supposed that the gov
eminent will resign without completing its
constitutional work, will it rely upon the
majority Of last night or upon that from
which it has violently separated itself? The
coming sittings must solve this problem
Meanwhile victory belongs to the Bonapar-
fists.
The members of the American Rifle Team
will compete Individually at Wimbledo for
the Albert Cup valued at $500, the Arthur
Rifle, worth fl00, in the Derby and ST. Leger
sweepstakes, for which there are numerous
entries, and for q series of extra prizes, aggre-
eating one hundred and ninety-two
The Americaus 60 to Wimbledon to-day.
A treaty will be completed while the Sultan
of Zanzibar is here for the suppression of the
slave trade on the east coast of Africa
LIVERPOOL, July 16.-The commission to
investigate the loss of the steamship Vicks-
burg exonerates the captain from blame.
PARIS, July ia majority of the morn
ing papers, including even the organs of the
moderate Republicans, express the opinion
that Gambeita erred yesterday in attacking
Minister Buffet in the debate in the Assembly.
All agree that yesterdays sitting was an un-
fortunate one for the Left
VERSAILLES, July 16.-The public powers
bill was finally passed by vote of $40 to 80
A resolution was adopted to discuss the
budget Monday, and then adjourn to Novem-
Der 3Oth. This course was declared urgent
by vote of 356 to 3l9. The Left bitterly re-
preached the government with betraying the
Constitution.
BERLIN July 16.-Court circles declare un-
founded the rumors of the Intervention of
Germany in Spanish colonial aft ,irs, in con-
junction with England and the United States.
MADRID, July 16.-Fresh bands of C,rlists
have taken refuge in France. The French
commander at Tarbes telegraphed to Paris
for instructions.
The provinces of Valencia and Castillon
are free of Carlists. The insuarection is con-
fined to the mountains in Navarro and the
Basque and CATALONIA provinces.
Jovellar's headquarters are at Sarineaa
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SMALL FmE.-About HAS A. NJ fire
broke out in the gallery of the house No. 1923
st. Ann. corner of Derbigny street. The
owners name is unknown. Nh. Denegre is
| the agent, and the building is occupied by
Mr.. De Lumond. The flames were extin-
guished by the police and citizens without an
alarm. Damage about $500.
F1RE-About o'clock yesterday evening a
fire broke out in the upper story of the oil
factory situated at the corner of johnson
and Bienville streets, which was extinguished
by the employees of the factory, with very
small damage.
SUNsTRoKE- ! 80 P. NJ, Friday, off,
Ger Nachol found on Robertson street. near
Bayou Road, man named August Simon
who was sunstruck. The officer took the
man to his residence, AL Craps street.
From Yesterdays Evening Edition.l
F1REs.-At l o'clock this morning fire
broke out in the upper front room of the two
story unoccupied frame dwelling house No.
952 Tchoupitoulas street. owned by Louisa
Hubar. The rear portion of the house was
occupied by Louisa McGillogan. The house
was entirely destroyed. Loss about $1,000.
Amount of insurance and in what company
could not be ascertained.
About $3.50 o'clock this morning fire broke
OUT LII TIC Ouc-StOIy lIhmo dwelling uOuS0
owned and occupied by Mr.. Spindler. The
building was totally destroyed loss about
$1,000. The furniture was destroyed to the
amount of about $500; fully covered in the
Merchants Insurance Company. Cause of the
fire unknown.
About 3 o'clock this morning fire broke
out in the one-story unocc1pied house at
the corner of Pauline and Rampant Streets
owned by the st. Mary's Orphan Asylum
The building was totally destroyed; loss
about 5000. Whether insured or not could
not be ascertained. The cause CT the fire is
unknown.
WITH INTENT TO KILL. Williams was
made prisoner in the Fifth Precinct Station,
at P. M. Thursday, charged by F. Gomez
with assault and battery with intent to kill.
HOSPITAL PATIENT.-Fritz Boitman, aged
forty native of Germany, was yesterday
sent to the Charity Hospital, from the Second
Precinct Station, in a sick and destitute con-
dition.
ASSAULT AND LARcENY.-Mary Smith. at 81
P. M. Thursday, got to be a very bad woman.
She not only assaulted and battered her part |
ner, but also committed larceny. she was |
run into the Fourth Precinct, charged by
James Smith as above.
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A DEFAULTING REVENUE COLLEcroR

LOUISVILLE, July l5.-Information was re.
ceived at late hour TO- night of the extensive
defalcation in the Office of United States
Revenue Collector for this District. Geo. N
jackson, deputy collector and cashier for
Collector Buckner, was discovered to be s45.-
600 short in his accounts.
A warrant was issued tonight for his arrest,
but upon reaching his house the Deputy Mar
shal Was met by q physician, who refused to
allow jackson to be removed. saying he could
not live till morning. 1t is suspected Jack
son took arsenic. He has hitherto been re-
garded as serupulously honest and upright
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MARINE.

New YORK, July 16.-The steamer Cham
pion, Fort Ticonderoga for Rouse's Point, went
ashore to-day near West Point. Her passen-
gers, eighty in number, we're landed safely.
Arrived: Doran. Arrived out: Nuremburg,
Wisconsin and Fanny J. Mcclellan.
GALVESTON, July 16-Arrived Josephine
from Brashear, Maddox from New Orleans.
Cleared: Steamer San Antonio for Liver
pool, schooner Laura Lewis for Tampico
Sailed: Josephine for Brashear.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, July 10 Spanish gold 2.1O@2.11.
Exchange nominal; on United States sixty
day currency 90@92 pre- MUM; short sight
94@96 premium sixty-day gold 120@121
premium short sight 123@125 premium ;
on London 145@14S premium on Paris 100
@l22 premium.
Coffee firm and quoted at IL M14
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FROM HAVANA.

HAVANA, July 16 The troops have routed
the Insurgents at Menezes, with considerable
loss.
Advices from Porto Rico to the 2sth ult.
report that The smallpox was abatipg at
Ponce. In Hayti all was quiet on the Goth
of June.
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FINANCIAL.

New YORK July l6.-Sub- Treasury balances
gold, S34. l34, 1853; currency, $50, 7Sl,lI7.
The Sub-Treasurer paid out Sis, OOU on
account of interest and 500, 900 for bonds.
Customs receipts to- day, SOL. 900.
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NkM CATrnN

GALVESTON, July 16.-The first bale of new
cotton was received to day by Dibrell &
Hodges. 1t was shipped from Brownsville
Good NJ iddling, and weighs 43s pounds.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. July Is, Noon. Cotton dull
and easier; Middling Uplands I'd, Orleans
It'd. Estimated sales TO-DAY 10. 600 bales. Of
which 5000 were for speculation and export.
Sales tor the week 81, 900 bales, of which
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PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, July 16.-For the South At
lantic and Gulf States, rising or stationery
barometer, westerly or southerly winds and
continued warm, clear or partly cloudy
weather will prevail.
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To those who suffer from prickly heat, we
say use Marsden's Zarsaparilla. sure cure.
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INTERESTING TO SHIP OWNERS AND RAIL.
ROADS.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, July 16-The coal op-
orators met and resolved to offer ship owners
in the Liverpool and New Orleans trade and
certain railroads extra inducements to use
Alabama coal in coaling ct Pensacola
committee was appointed to correspond with
them on the subject.
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COMPARATIVE WEEKLY COTTON STATEMENT.
Bales.

New York, July 16.-The following is the COM
paratlve statement Of cotton for the week end
ing to-day:
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Important to DRY Goods Purchasers


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we nave nh--hAhn I'D In fLAIN FIG UAEs'
We guarantee to save them from TWENTY.
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CATTLE MARKET REPORT.

Marsden's Zarsaparilla for indigestion.
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Marsden's Zarsaparilla for dyspepsia.