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FRIpAr, OF. 2o.-FLoyR AND MEAL. Flour
s9oernne. ,45OSt,5 extra STATE. &c, $3.50
e'i's' and s ss. 1' 90 ~ ss
wheat ana Xxx. s5JsssS Mnncson patent,
trn bakers and family brands, 'd.75etsl5; southern
shinr'ng eS saISttd 90 Corn meat Western.
pernne a75Gsoiu BucS ~heaI nour. y 100 rs, sa5o's
eorros 81 OTIS steady, and tairy active, Middlng
SPsHS' & sies 80 ss fs'1Te aehysr. aa
Tor octoosr loibl9c. for Novenioer = S;asc for De
To- aar 90. s saa isc Tor np lSs
d. m.r ~ ll upia,nds l5i9G IN, lsreepis At ne
wees ~ year, ~ $40 bslc,
PROVISIONS rorS wis easier sales 900 bDs. SO 81
for mess ard ell. 5oSs'lb for extra prime rhe ipe
Non wa w,oy ~ stanl stu Beet quiet. a t0t
~ Ne Ssc Saa.. si;cosSo Tor new Western. bacon
se Tor w,,. T 20 d. It ne west s s s fd S Mi
,na aeli p,onri delivery at the McsI tn' meas
shoulder pckien l9He,iJ'tc. f,r nans ana i',s
q, the pot closing Of iOlsc Tor prime clt, ana lo',r
10, 90 WsS,srs snd "a gres INC winter m9n's
I~sc. Tor c.y. Butter nrchang,d state, I,fin. 70
s cine 10 s9Ss 90 far to eo sS9a go ws'Sra
creamery 3oe S'c; Cheese dull state factories o..
s:s %s:e is &C. 'iSc' hs-' hr" ''e'h Zoo
GssSaTheai @nl Io.e5 and ~ os uT.s,'lsd sale:
spring, snd q sosiiss Tor 30; DO, Sh,te wesIera
,q9 81 81 ae ,eS Ss aaSe S' iA .l"
dun ana heavy bar'cy sold at tl25 cash. Tor prime
9ie ~ bond, oats fury active, but Western easier
talcs 46 600 Dush AZ 326biOc Tor nxed ami 36a0 for
Shi,s western AND state nc udlng graded AZ lofc for
gO.OOO bush at hDOs0Ultc. for new mixed The sales Of
mixed embraced call Craze and No. Caicago at b95<
6e0Oc.
GRocERIEs Rio coffee quiet out nrn at l6e9OISc.,
gold, win tma OfieTiu mld grades we're dun, Ind
tt nomnallY 2le23c for Java, aud l6alAc fur Mara.
cibo both gold Rice was in far request and steady
Of b@6lec Tor domestic ami foreign Moasser dui
aud nominal I'D New Orleans wat In some demand Al
tot6.c, Raw sugar guile, bu nrIn a Asaltc tor lair
To rcnning CUBA sales Of 200 nhds and On oase
al &c. for CuOa, and 0NWlOc for ceniuiugal Rcnucd
was higher aud quite active az ll'sSllhc for haris'
aud iOAaGlO7Ar tor A." A "
SrNpHlKs Spirits turpcntine was quiet and rather
easier 35c kosns quiet out nrm AZ ~ rte -
fnf conn Ia guot strained r. troll, um Wa du, {
and nominal AT l3c for In hulk ana eNc. for
nned, IN bhla Ocean frigts we're quiri hui decided
" nrm and rather bupyAi grain 70 lNerhool, ~
steam, %, cheese, 5ns Atom ny SAL le t.. iuf
a. BRISTOL steam ~. bii tAuw ny san, 10 fiahgnN
80. syrup 27s "a napaina 10 llayrr ana 70 nuN'
Be- 'scs to an inside spanish pnrt E,'sr, ,soll
Al t92 audi $40 / NJ 80 ~ s90. n-ot copper nrm.
WIN uOouOO No. sod AZ YicS2I5oe spot ana 10 arrive.
Mania hemp quoted here at Be, gOd sales 1000
haze 20 arrive on private terms. WhskeV sod the
exInt Of ~ bbs 1T 81 10. laOw hrneT and fair.
~ active sales Of 7O0lO ms al s9bSbSac.
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Real Estate Market.
transactions yesterday at the Exchange CON-
prised foreclosure sales by;
James N. MilIer-One tnree-story white marble build
ing 10 year., OF lot 25rloo 80 vesey street
north AIDE, between Church and Greenwich streets
q ound rent tiloo annup. $4,000 plaintiff One
hvetory brick building, with lot 2jx747, the north
lde Of Front 50 feet west OF Roosevelt street. si2ico
10 plaiuIn
By j. tulrrton-one three story brcK store ami tone
mcnt. WIN lot l7lOAlOO bAlOlUAyt4 10 sixth ayenu"
east sle, 1913 frtt hoih OF Carmiac street f12555
planun one tnii house wHh lot. ~ iOH lDOxIf ~
lV@ll, II snth av' nue., adjoining ABOVE. aha u
plaintth
by Blackwell. Rker 4 wikins-one nve.story brick
o. fect west Of Roosevelt etreet, tl2,. 90
by A. n. Muller 4 Son-Tnree lots. zach 25NiOO5. on
the mort SIDE " vcntieth street, 200 feet east u
Ninth avenue, t5,0gi. 10 plaintiff
BY h.. A. Liwrvlce Co-One I, 25xp0 H. on the
south side OF ISi street $40 icct Nes VI Fourth
niue. 5000 TO pla.ntn.
~ Bernard SmyIh- one lot. 25xp0. IL on the north
side Of lS4th rect. 80 fest east OF sxth ayenue,
81 800, q " .iutn.
By Il V. Harn-tt- one lot known No. ~ on map Of
Harlem Common on the north .ide of fighieth
b~ecn second aud raird avenues, Loo, TO plaintiff
T.. ii. Ludlow Co. withdrew from sale pre- lo4
Lewls street, on lid Of $500.
The building with ot the southwest OF
Columbus aud RtIgton streets, annOuAced by MIuans
a Dawes. not offered.
A larg. number OF foreclosure sales announced
Tor to Gay al tn Exchange
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Ellis TO he listed.
The Bank Examiner who has Wiuked At
Fraud in New York saving. Ba INKS.


Charges have been preferred against DE
witt e. Ellis. supernta ndent of Banking In this
State, Tor malfeasnnce 10 ONCE, and Gov I'll
den has. II Is added, been requested to remove
him. IL IL further averfed that the Governor
has asked the Acknowledgements counsel and
that that oficer has verb.ly replied that the
power OF removal l. not vested In the Governor.
One well known gentleman said Yesterday {:
" IL was a Republican Legislature that gave to
Mr. Hllis his power. a Republican Governor VINO
appointed bim to MS Ilace, ana Republican
senate that confirmed min in II. Yet II Is In no
partis an spirit that his removal Is asked. IL Is
the voice OF the industrious poor, who have
been robbed Of their hard earnings during the
past year by mlsndnaged banking institu ions,
tina. cries aloud tor his removal" Even Judge
Mckeon, who Is politically opposed to Mr.. nj
den, has gone no Tar a. to express a LEGAL opin-
ion IA which he endeayUrs to show under VIII it
circumstances and how tire removal Of Mr..
Ems may be effected by the Governor"
he charges AZ inst Mr. Ellis said 10 be
based entirely upon his OH sial behavior with
reference to the savings banks whose failure
within year has been shown on investigation
to have been precipitated by acknowledgements
and fraud
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Evidence that the Cainhov Massacre Was n
Premeditstcd Outrage.


Mr.. James Jeffords. who lives ut Cain
hoy, told the reporter that as far back as ten
DAYS ago negro named GEORGE Brady told him
fordss) family hurt, and that there would be
trouble when this meeting TOOK place. Mr..
Jenords fur, her says that hs came to the city
upon the receipt Of TINS information and EN-
deavored to see some of the Democratic Execu-
tive Committee, hut Z led to ind them.
The following aflldavits were made Yesterday
by gentlemen who were ON the Held aud saw the
commencement aud end Of the fight:
STATE NJ South carol ma. Charleston county, Person.
sworn. was at the Brict Churcn o. the 10th Of
October 1879. fret the negroes airing with
kets into unarmcd wntte men win pocket pistols
onY saw ADRIAN Smiti, thai justice t"OiOreu) nrng
After the fret vullcy there cessation short
vhio. 4. &. Bowen, Republican. offered to 30 With
any white IN n among he negroes and pscify theu
| volunteered. We went among them, Bowen told
them TO "s,op this" There hring this time.
Cvru Gdiiard ran past bowen ana myself, ahd urge
and inc ted the negroes to beSin nrng agaiu They lid
q among IN at tho invitation OF their lr,der
G. G. Bow u. IA a ptaccmANer. How escaped In
safet, dldgng among he trees l. more than miracle
to me 1he whites utug almost una rncd maOe little
hacked that most of item must with hat het
or some blunt instrument While left on tte nrid.
sworn to before me this I'm octob,r, 1870
THOMAS FROST. JH. notary Public.
STATE n SOtdh Ctrhgd, ChutiestOn c0UHtV; Person
ally appeared }. & bgyce. Woo be ng M duiy sworn.
Brick Church. II. Thomas and ST Dennis, on the 10Th
Of October, 1870. am positive y was nrcd Dy the ne
grOcs No gun was seiz by tic Butler Gunrds until
the negr 80 with cooked muskete were advancing ON
sworn to me before this 10Th dav Of to6cr 1919.
Gko. RIVERS WALKER, Notary PuOhc.
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state bonds were neglected. the only sales having
been Missouri 6s long bonds at 1874 and Louisiana
~ consolidated at 90 Railroad securities lover
with the principal dealings as follows; Milwaukee
and ST. Pau "a 1-t, 1l6'S, Mlwau and ST. Pau 1t
mortgage. La Crosse DIVISION 1024, Milwaukee and St
Pau, l. anu ". division, 81 Chicago and Northwestern
consOhdated coupon gold bonds. O5Az Erie pa mort
gage, l02,e, H,unlos and -, Joseph s. convertible,
7Di Michigan Southern 81, 1O4e LAKE Shore dividend
bonds 1O4+aiO4, n. \. Central a. 1889 iOias Central
Pacnc let mortgage. &. and q. branch. ~ paclnc OF
Missouri let mortgage O4is ~. Louis aud Iron Noun.
lain lst 100 South Pacific bonas q NJ, 79h Louis,
Wabash equipment bonds, 20; North Missouri LIST,
pSla; ditto D3, p8 Chesapeake and ono LIST. 20 N J.
Central lat new, tiOi4 n J, Central convertible IA
Mnwankee and 81; Panl conselIiaed tinGing fund 50
coupons, i2oss Central Pacinc gold oonds 10ox
Union Pacinc sinking fund. plI1, Ceyel nj and Pits
burRh 4th mortgage. looift Weetfn Union Telegraph.
REGISTERED 1000 iof Lengh aud " consolidal ed 40;
liza lem Let couD,u, 1eO; UuiOn Pacific 1t mortgage,
1O1s 1854 uuOn enc land grant. 1908, Erie III
mortgage, f12.
prlcte stocks TO-DAY
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IMPORrfNr TO SHIPPERs
Consoii dauon Of Fast Freight Lines. with
Uniform bat Advanced Rates.

DETROIT, Oct D.-Reprosentatives OF
the Eastern and Western fast freight lines have
been In session here for two days, and Will adj
iourn tomorrow. As a result, the Commercial
Hxpress. the Diamond the Erie and Milwaukee,
and the Ere and North Shore freight lines
have been consolidated, and J. ". Smith ap-
pointed General Manager, with the princip
ofiice here. ties h We Deen made unifoTm
and considerably sdvanced. rhe indications
are that other Lines running over the New York
Central will he cOnsnlid ted WITH the above
lines. The toads represented are the Grand
Trunk, the EIie. the Great Western. Canad ,
Southern, Michigan Central. Mich gan south
ern, and Toledo, Wabash and Western. The
branch offices of tne above lines, located in the
principal cites from the soaDoard " tue Mis-
sour TlVrr will he abolished.
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MAKING COMBIN4TIOSs.
A Poreshndowing OF What Somc Open Foes
of Tnmmnny Hal viii Do.

The Anti-Tammauy leaders are actively
making a combination ticket against that nomi-
mated In rammany Hail. their committee Of
conference conferred with committees from the
German American Democrats and Col. Rush G.
Hawkins's citizens party yesterday, and alter a
brief consultation the committee resolved to
meet to-day at 80 West Twenty-third street.
The Anti-rnmmany men think that ticket can
be nominated that will defeat the Tammany
ticket. IL ~ believed that the Republicans
with run their own count, ticket. trusting tn at
the nRht between the two wings Of the Democ-
rdCy Will insure ITS success Should a coalition
be made by the Anti-rammany Democrats, Mir.
OttendOrfer's Germ aus, and Col. Hawkins's par
for Mayor, James O'Brien Tor Shenn, and u Ger
man for County Clerk.
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the other gums The white men, who had se-
eretlv sllpued into the house and seized the
gums. then fred. The fret shot killed an old
colofed man sbout seventy wears OF ace, who
wa standing leaning on n stick, and Is the only
colored man VINO Is known TO h We been killed.
The colOi ed men returned with their guns very
soon. attacked the party at the old house, and
then commenced a general fire on the Democrats,
who we're generally armed with pistols but we're
fore ID to retire rapidly toward the boat under a
heavy hre. The coi5red men became furious
when thew saw that some OF their arms bad
been seized aud one OF their old men Killed (;
ana they did not cease until all the white men
we're driven away from the church. SIX white
men we're killed or have died aud one colored
man. several white men are wounded but none
seriously,"
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NV YoRK Frid v, Oct 20.-Recelnts OF
iVeyr- to-day l2i car 10 dis. or 2 nus head, mas
bdaS since Monday against 2+l for tue same tuc
aet Prices further declined NJ least u per head
on good cattle, tnd iully iAC. interior to Ttir
trldes Orulnafl To strctiY prime native steer, ne
s,ld al 76soAc n, 70 dress A0s5d NJ, and decent
Cherokee s.cers AZ b4c.. to dress % n, lew
premium steers wera "a zen At lOAe n, "a drrss bl
NJ out a. the aetualdr ssed weight OF such steers
must ave ~ NJ ~ beef 10 the tOO gross he cost
TO he butcher was not more Khan bAc IN.
cepts OF sheep an lambs were IN Loads, 7
ab4o head making ri $50 since MONDAY, agaus .%h2h
Tor the same time Not much doing and
market closed duli and weak at 1000 n. Tor steep
ANA l4GeHa4c v N for lambs.
Receipts of nogs were 30 loads or Z dl5 head,
making n 70 since MOndaf against To- TO for the Same
time last wsek. five car .oads wrIe oneroi for sale
alive, Out NOT sold DsfVTe ~ O'Clock NJ Aasset closed
wsak,
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Theodore Thoma-'- scaudiuavinu Concert.


The popularity OF the concert given last
evening by theodore Thomas and his orchestra
and other assisting artists was that II was com.
posed exclusively OF the music Of the N0Tse-
men-the Norweaians and Swedes. And ad-
mirable music II Is, being, for the most part.
fresh, spontaneous, and melodious With here
aud there through IT, whether in symphony
concerto or song phrases OF quaint ana charac-
tsTirtic ioik-sOngs.
Oade's familiar minor symphony opened the
programme. ana TINS was followed BY an Ave
N ana and soIne national Swedish songs sung by
so favorable an impression at their nfst appear
anco at a concert at Booths Theatre "a short
time since.
They sang last evening with the same delicacy,
purity, and balance Of tone and business Of ex-
PRESTON that were then so noticeable. The
voices OF the four are so much ALIKE in quality
as 10 give that unity OF effect so vital to good
four part singing. All are also as true In pitch
as four flutes. and they altogether commented
themselves to the favor Of the audience by their
artistic performance.
A pianist VINO mas not been heard here before,
Mr.. " illiim III. sherwood, young man aud We
presume an American, played the plano art Of
an elaborate concerto for piano and orchestra
by 0TeiVg. His performance gave every infioa-
ton that he had been trained In thoroughly
good school and method. IL was arm, vigorous,
and marked by Intelligence and sentiment As
we'll IA good technique. He viii be- beard again
at tue matinee to b. given nv MIR Thomas to-
day, ut which also III. Inauguration programme
of the International Exposition will De repeated
for
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In accordance with the above. writ Of execu-
ton WIS nut In the hands OF the Sheriff Of Union
county on Thursday morning. The same DIV
tile plaintiffs ATTORNEYS received a telegram
from their philadelphia cor espond ent to stay
proceedings. They did so, and Yesterday fuller
adviccs by mail told that Grant had 4tisned the
clnim ~ the Ne-srs. Schoonmaker with draft TO
the above amount, which, their espJndent
wrote. II was pre- sumcd would be duly II lnored.
\ local PAGER hhd announced that the bill OF the
Me-srr. Schoonnaker was for piano which Orvil
had bought but not paid for Out their Elizabeth
attorneys uiscidm all knowledge as to what tue
Judgment was entered for.
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GRANTS BROTHER.
Ono OF the Family who Docs Pay his
Debts Until be IL Compelled to.

The following il the copy of an entry in
the County Clerks once at Eizabe.b b, New
Jersey
Unfon County Circuit-1he schoonmaker Piano Man
nfucturng Company VI. own l.. drant.-in case, &C.
The summons In the above cause having been returned
duy served and the declaration duly ned. aud copy
tn, rcOf served I'd defendant the 18TH day OF
ptembcr last. a. appears by nidavit on ME anu no
plea demurrer hav1R been MED by said def ndnnt
within the limited law. IL ordered that judy
ment interlocutory by defauh be entered IN favor OF
the paint ~ nst the defendant. and rule for
awrit OF Inquiry or for an assessment Of damages "a
open rule having been entered In behalf
VI SAID defendant aud the plaintiffs uamag having
been oy the cierk this at the Of
hundred and TWENTY-FIVE dollars aud ninety-two
CENTS IL IL further ordered that judgment nnai In this
sut be enter said SUN favor OF the Ilaintin
aud ganst the Defendant and with costs taxed.
Dsmsge-. .tS32 w On motion Of
COrts "a 10 hkofn n CRoer.
Altorner Of Plaintiff
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Louis and Iron Mountain. $50; wellsFarro
Co., 2l5; G., G.; c; and l., 200 Chlcaso and A.
ton, 200; Hannibal aud st. Joseph, 800 the
preferred $40; New Jersey Southern. 20 Kan
sas Pacific, 100; Fort Wayne, 81 A. and 4. Iele
graph Co, 20. and American Express. 90
The gold market reflected u good degree OF
activity, with large business In the ngGrepate.
The Continental news caused a decline In the
price from HOY to 40, hut the market closed at
1lOh. The short interest WIS thoroughly fright
eupd into q
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A single seuII race for 81 900.

ST. JOHN, N. h., Oct, 20.-rhe single srull race
between BrayleY and Wallace Ross on this after.
noon on the Kenneoecassis. The distance was two
mites and turn. and the stakes $1,000. Brayey took
-" lead anu held II untl near the turning point when
RIOS passed hlm aud made he turn met tie gra ually
drew away bearing Brpyley with by hve Length
Time, ~ minutes 80 seconds. There was very litte
betting here ON tne result
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Tho v,,.er.poon Mouumep, Unveiled.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 0-lhe ceremony OF un-
yelling The W.T. ersI i'm Monument was performed the
morning on the Centennial grounds by d. d. Wo d,
ESQ . grandson VI Dr. Wlthor sOOOn. The exercises
oohslsted " PRAYER ~ the hfV George W husgroVe
sngnH Of hymns, the reuOnx by thv Rev. HenrY c.
Met OK ut a brief hlhtufy o. tue uOIt 20 erect TIE
monument. Tue OratlOn was delivered ny Gov Bedle
New JcIsef.
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were, ., n y cent. ana nat
"a. ,s IVA clcarhgs the Gold Exchange Rank were
tot.oaVuui gold alnnccs. sl2ip.p5O; anu currency
balance III 3SS. The sub rcas,lry redeemed t17.
~ ~ called bonds and paid out In interest the
puDnc ueDt tlo 600. The daya business IL the United
states sub Treasury was Gold receipts tss2 7t7t2
kolu payments tlOl 800 1dt gold balance, Si17I55Sl
~ currency receipts, 1871 I6554 currency payments.
tett,OOO. ''-'' ''"'''''
The Treasury balances at tho close OF business In
Wahington were: Currency. tl3.l3D. 900 ann coin
GO7uOoOO Including t32,1u0OO0 coin ccriincatcl.
Inc Internal revenue receipts at Washing on were
t3tO.OOJ; and the customs receipts f3plNO Tine
Treasury ut Washington received tdiOOOJ IN national
bank notes Tor redemption. The ports OF dry voods
gold yalu u.n. for me week enling TO Gay
Foreign exchange ruled dull heavy a. ~ s. and
u, S5H Tor time and demand drafts epect vely.
Money easy on call with the early negotiations
effected aai cent but as the day progr, seed there
free offerings at 2d1id In discounts prime Iner.
camille acccptancea were ! request ~ 900.
Government bonas were nrfn I'm the morning but the
droD in gold naturally affected this marKet, winch
closed STEADY, however at adccline Of 6el4 cent.
Registered 6s OF 1881 SOLD at 1l7a6 aud 1l7 registered
1898, li6sa aIi5 coupon do, 1leall5s and coupon
5s Of 1881, 1l5Isal1ih.
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BOSTON, Oct. 2O.-Ihe body Of Herbert q.
White, who has been missing since the 9th INST.
found Ia well to-day ON the premises Of Henry Grave
in, at Ascutnpyvlile, VI, which had been nled H.
White had been witness AGAINST GrAveln IN an arson
ana last seen In the latttr'r COMPANY
On. IL 40 Gear case OF murder that GraVeln
immediately arrested. Tho excitement 10 intense
~ nm. mn.
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Suslness Nolltes.

A Case Of Consumption ana one Of W hoopina
Cough Cufed.-lhe following from Mighty respecA-
Die gent enlan speaks tor itscfi -
KEYPoRr T.. MAY go, 1893.
GENTLEMEN This crrtines that was for many years
afflicted with uiscase of the lungs, until became so
weak that II wi dIiiCuity | could Nalk My
couch curing this time vcrv severe, causing me
frequently to raie gre guam les Of blood, 1T nded
with prOfuse night sweats. After using various rene
uies TO NJ purpose. | wts .scd "a try wstar's
Baisam Of Wild Cherry ! III 20, and before using
the first bottle was entirely restored TO perfect
health and slreneth would also men ion That this
ia aam cured little girl Of mine Of attack OF
whOopin cough, when her life gveI over Dy the
physician, ana all 9th remedies had lied.
JOSIAH HoFp.
Fifty cents aud o. a bottle. Sold by all JrUEgsts.
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Ambition II rarely satisfied with any attain.
meat. The greatest men have been the In
aehryement. Another example 10 found IA d. T. Bah
h'e Baby soap, Ills latest Invention. In tins com
bned delicate natural scent ana the pureet material 10
be found Al result 10 IN uaeQuallcd, aud Will
become the great popular favOTlte.-AdV.
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The sunkcn Dri,l.h Treasure shin.

The search for the treasure supposed to he
hidden IN the wrecx q the friRate nussar Is about
enied TOR the season, OWING TO the approAch OF cold
weather Mr. Sidney Cook, the chef Gver employed
TINS YEAR has departed tor CALIFORNIA; whore he goes
resume Work upon the wrrcA u the steamship Golden
Oate Tor the t3lN.OlO renalnIng ID her.
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NFFINfU ? HIDAY OCT. 20
9Th.
eth.
S. Russia. Cook, Liverpool oct 2. Queenstown sth
& RcguiatOr, Dome, Wilmington
So The Queen, Bragg, Liverpool Oct 4, via Queens
town 18th.
>, Agurs, Burdck, Phitdeiphia.
s. Wyan0ko, Couch. Norfolk.
Also the usual river and Goa tws, vessels.
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Political sope Ia just now freely dispensed. but
all wac wOn'd nave come hing prlCtical mud AailnR
sheua send ~ tneir grocer tor PYes o. X Soap duo
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Tackle an obstinate cough or cold with Hale Is
H0n.y VI HorehOund aud Tar.
Pike's Tuothache Dro ps cure m one minute Ado.
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Monelis TeethinG Cordial produces oalm and
beautiful repore IA children Twepty-ny eents.-A ds
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Reduced prices In furniture and carpets.
tnQpthly,-1dp.
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And 20 II IL with Quirk's Irish Tea, the great
bilious remedy. II onD costs 20 cents, anu rod by
arr
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