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The daily gazette., 1876-06-19
SHERIEE'S SAL ES.

CHERlFF's SALE.
Bv virtue Of writ of venditioni Exponas to
me directed. will be exposed TO Punli; sales to
Wilmington. in New Castle county. Della
ware, on
SATURDAY.
TIE 24,h DAY OF JUNE, 1876,
Alto o'clock. n IL.
,he following described Personal Properly.
viz:
Is Tea Caddies. Is Spice Csddies 4 Counter
Scales and Weights, Fire Proof Safe. Molas-
ses Stands. Stove and Pine, lot Of Japan Tea.
lot of Starch, Barrel Of Whale Oil. 81 che sts
Shipley st, Household and Kitchen Furni-
ture, consisting OF Beds, .Bedstead. and Bed
d ng, Carpets, Chairs, Tables, Stands, Bureaus,
Wasbstands. dc.
Seized and taken into execution as the pro-
perty Of VIM Ii Pierce, and to be sold by
WIN. H. JAMESON. Sheriff.
sherih's 11ns oai's; 3 HsS Ssss. Castle iels is
CHERIFF'S SALE.
- By virtue of writ of Venditioni Exponas to
me directed, viii De exposed TO Public Sale
on the premises. 23rd and Market streets
| city Of ilmington. in New Castle County,
| Delaware. Tn
SATURDAY.
THE oath tAI OF JUNE. 1916.
! At : o'clock. y. IN.
The following described Personal Property
| viz.
| Beds. Bedsteal Is az Bedding. Stoves
| Chairs. Carpets, Bureaus. Washs,snds. Lock
ing Glasses, Lounge, CLOCK, &c.
Seized and taken IN execution as the pro
perty Of k.w.n ii. Hannum, and to be tolC
by
wM. ii. LAMBsoN. Sheriff.
Sher'f's Office. New Castle.
June A u. 1876 jelj-ts
The daily gazette., 1876-06-19

udJ lhC losV ~ but MOTEL oil
A. Maxwell, 10 MijdletoHn. at 3 O'clock the
home and farm of thomas J. Ford, situa'ed
in ST. Geo Ge'hllunired, New Castle c.,
MOUNT JONES"
Containing Eve hundred and ttirty-seyen
acres.
This Farm is improved by large substan
tial Brick Owe ling. recently repaired, large
tAH>-a Barn with Stabling below. large
ii, irtnaIy. Corn Cribs, Carriage House.
,i, smoke House and other outbuildings.
kMng There is peach orchard of 5ooo
trees, years old, with apple orchard of 200
trees. pears and other fruit of choice varities.
fences and hedges in fair condition. Mount
Jones ID an old homestead selected by an old
English geologist from wnom it derives lis
name. Embrasing location, Healthtulpess.
quality of soil, ataptability to Fruit, cereals
and grasses, being situated on an eminence
LOO teet above low water mark in the belt of
land running frcm Delaware River on the
East, a S. ". course to the Chesapeake Raw.
under lined with deposits of mari renowned
for its particular amount of carbonate OF lime
and productive qualities
This farm is situated on the highest point
Of that belt, consisting mostly Of a deep wal
nut loan. red clay. subsoil several feet thick
below ,"nich the large deposits Vi mari lie ac-
cessable in many points the land is undulat-
ing and yet not abrupt washey or graveIy
sounded partly by astream and having spring
water in every field mostly tilable with some
i5acrts Of good wood, aud the natural pro-
uhStlNthStp 10 uLoXCcIItu Nv any lanUS on
the Peninsula, requiring very little improve
ment except the mari at moderate expense
Location unequaled lying on the Public
road, from Odessa to Wilmington, 2 miles
| from Del. River, commanding a beautiful
view OF same and surrounding country, diyid-
ed by Pubic Road and within l-2 mile Of Nc
Donongh, 2 IL miles from Odessa, 3 direct
from Middletown and 4 from Cnesapeak 4
| Delaware canal ut St. Georges and is iroIn
Wilmingt2n. ,givink hourly communication
.lther b. X, X. or steamer for New York
phia,. Bait. or Wilmington, landing neai
| tor shipment Of fruit. grain or lime, and il
cohsid, ration of society, schoo.s, churches
healthfulnes quality of soil. and susceptabil
ity of successful hu.t andy and cheap trans
p9Itation cannot be exceued any where,
| TERMS Vi SALE.-ze per cent. OF pur
chase money on day Of Sales 1000 can re
main atb per cent. tor a nu mber of years. bal
| ahce OF purchase money 10 be paid on 18th O
Mar. 1871 W0tn possession will be given.
Sale pos tive. lhe properly will be offere
a. private sale until within one week OF da
| OF sale, and il sJld notice will be given Z
Same. Apply TO mos. j. FORU,
~ M, ,,o McDCnough Del.
keai Es ate Agent. Middletown. Del.
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Afraid OF Impeachment.

Recently President Grant remarked to
a friend that he considered it of the
most essential importance to himself,
personally, that the republican candidate
for the presidency shauld be elected next
fall. The President intimated that he
was convinced in the event of the cleo
ton of democratic President that the
majority Of the present House would
next winter, under. some protect :or
another, impeach him.
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Gov. HAYEss ONLY POLITICAL DEFEAT -
The only political defeat ever encountered by
Presidency. was in his contest for Con gress
in the second Ohio district in 1872, when he
was badly beaten by Cen. II. B. Banning,
pub lean majority Of 2,5OJ in the dis .rict.
The daily gazette., 1876-06-19

Hon. John j. Melton, formerly Of this
city, son of the late Patrick Melton, is
delegate to the st. Louis Convention from
the Second Congressional District of
Louisiana. He is enthusiastic foi sena-
tor Bayard.
The daily gazette., 1876-06-19

THE ARTIzANs SAVINGS BANK
soc MARKET STREET
Incorporated February %, lss,
Open to receive deposits daily from =,
.ntil 4, L. NJ, and On Tuesday and sst..'. ., n.
Eenings from 7 to O'Clock. 'a''''SY
SEMl-ANNUAL DIVIDEND
bi1 per cent. mas been regularly pa,1 o,,,.
oslis, since the organization Of the Ran ,ri
tls the expectation OF the Managers thS, a.. ~
rate OF dividends will be continued. 'A'' "'-S
re accounted as deposits. Thus ne,,n.y .ney
deposits commpound their interest t,..Sa ,1nlen
each year. 'Nce 10
MANAGERs:
Clement i. smysh, seOrss tseOrsse y y; dsus1 dsasS
Chas w. Rowland, NIL Iicbisps.aS,
Nathan1 r Benson, Edward DsrIinS.o,s
Henry i. Dure, JOB II, Jacksne
e. M. Stotsenburg, VIM. II. Swih
Anthony Higgina.l
WIN. s. HlLLEs, Presq,nu
GEO. w. BUSH, Vice President
eb2l-ly Il. I. TAYLOR. Treaso
removal r
thave removed from my ole stand 10, ,b,,
ley street 70
N. W. COR. THIRD q SHIpLEY ,rs
Where. with rncI easeu facilities, 1 sasu IA
better prepared 70 supply the vana @, n,
customers with
STOVES, HEATEnS. kANtrla
AND HOUSE FURNISHING GDODe,
generally. Being thankful for pas, favor
hope by personal attention 10 CUISINES toe
inue to receive share OF your patroa age.
M0RRI son
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VERY VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE.

viii be exposed at Public Sac ou Thurs
day, the .Jlh day Of July, 1876, at the Hotel of
A. Maxwell, ia MijdletoHn. at 3 o'clock, the
home and farm of thomas j. Ford, situa'ed
in St. Geo ge'slllun lred, New Castle O.,
De called
MOUNT JONES"
Hon.,;pfn, fva l,rdraI anl .l;,
The daily gazette., 1876-06-19

BRIsrow backs odt Of the Cabinet,
knowing he has to go, and thus deprives
Grant of little sweet revenge.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-04

publican candidate for selcc,man.
Vernon, which WIS tie last election,
gives $50 republican majority. Wat
erbury has 80 democratic, majority
against 3l7 last spring. New Bre-
team shows IL majority Tor 6rst Sc
lectman. The democratic majority
Of the same town April last was sa5.
Manchester, democratic in April by
% majority, gives l10 republican ma
jority. Winchester shows democratic
gain of 20, while Plymouth in the
county gives 20 republican gain. A
few towns, names not given in the de-
spatch, show democratic gains.
FOR CONGRESS.
Boston, Oct. 3.-The republicans
of the 9Th congressional district, to-
day, nominated General Banks.
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Chitago,

Chicago, Oets
'FLouA Moderate demand and firm.
WHkAr--Aciivc On speculative account s,rone.
er and higher; No, i, II, No. !. 4 osAG1l 0ei
closed 0ea for rash n $50 60. olossl I os n
for cash; Ueati G9,. closed ,,sti Tor October :
osfs1 073s closed e,Ia tor November, new No.
3 0sH new, reject d no.
RrK-In better demana and higher; No g,
e2atsaA
CoRs-Actiye; Arm aud higher high mixed,
t6lt46S closed inside bid NJ. s5i& ASK, clos.
ed inside for cash 45Ge 45ss closed i nd for Oct
ober; +dSAa, closed !. bid for Nevenh her; re-
Jectcd A3a0tts.
Oars Fairly artive and rrm: No. . 1sts@aiis
closed outslde for cash. gs.s slsal, closed s.a q
for petsheri aasi q s3aa closed !. tnr Nnxrm.
bcr; Rejected. a,ii.
bAslAI-u -unsettled; No. 2, generally, ss FOR
cash; ssls tor October So for November.
oAK-Openad In good demand ana higher;
cIsscd comparatirely easier; old. l6 10: old. II 10
jor CA b; 10 t55ts 10 for October; 10 9osi5 p23i
LAAs-opened In ssod demand aed higher;
eAssod sary old 10 u for ea.h, ~ 30 for October;
toSta Az. year. h1e .3. @
BULK Mats Tehouliers, Z; rib, o. shor,
cisax ~. E5 .-sI3
Whiskr III moderate demand and higher al
I.osH.
BurTEl-Dull and weak tending downward;
Ohio shipping stock 10 12o; dairy to fancy factor,
E0N N{1sNi
xoas -Firrner at tg0eo Z,
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NoRTHFIELD ROBBERS.
A POLICEMAN SHOT.


St. Paul, Oct. 3-At Fairbsult, at
4 O'Clock this morning, Henry Caver-
nick, policeman, approached the
guard at the jail in which is confined
the Younger brothers, the Mortified
bandits. The guard halted Cayer-
nick, aud inquired, "Who are you?''
Cavernick replied, " Don't you know
me5 am policeman;" and contin.
ued to advance At the same time put
ting his hand to his breast, probably
to display his star, when the guard
SHOT HIN THROUGH
and near the heart, killing him in.
stantly. The policemen had been or
dered to keep away from the Jail at
night, and the guards to shoot any
one who persisted in coming up to
them unless identified.
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es communication from the Russian
embassy in this city in which 1t is
stated that the car is. still
IN FAVOR OF PEkcg.
If Russia should eventually inter-
vene, it would only be with the entire
agreement of the powers, and that
intervention in any case would be
proceeded by conference.
London, Oct. i3-The Vienna cor.
respondent Of the Times says the
czar's letter to the Emperor Francis
Joseph contains
NO POSITIVE PROPOSALS
OF any action. 1t lays great stress on
tho friendly relations between the
czar and Frapcis Joseph, aud on the
necessity of maintaining peace, and
the desire is expressed to come to an
understanding. Within the last few
days, however, communications have
passed to the great powers which
seem to indicate that the letter was
a preliminary introduction to positive
proposals, as reported last night.
4 CABINET COUNCIL,
the frst since the close Of parliament.
will be held to-day. Important &C
tiou regarding the eastern question is
expected.
A Times dispatch from Therapia
says
FOUR MURDERS
have been committed on the property
of Robert Abott at Salonica. The
primate of one Of the villages and
his wife have been killed. Many
other murders reported.
5 The Times Vienna dispatch states
that there are now
SEVEN THOUSAND RUSSIAN voLUN-
5 TIERS
in Scrvia, including 1900 officers
and 5000 more volunteers.
STARVING
A dispatch to the Daily News,
from Bucharest, reports that the peas
ants in the nsi0hborhood Of Batak,
are starving. The Turkish govern
ment demands
PAYMENT OF TITHEs
on the harvest, and forbids any
threshlng until the tithes are paid.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-04

Bangor, Nc, Oct 3.-The Dwinel
Mill, st Oldtown, owned by Chas. ".
Lord and Alfred Veasie, ii this city,
was burned last night. Loss, $780,
600; insurance, $50, 600.
Moody AND sANKKY.
Chicago, Oct. 3.-Tbc Moody and
Sankey meeting, tonight, indicated 4
rapid growth of revival interest.
The 5000 Of last night were present
sgain, bringing nearly 1000 more.
Many city pastors, including some
German and Swedish ministers, were
on the platform; also number Of the
professors from the various theoIogic-
a seminaries here. The platform
WAS crowded, and only about 200
chairs were vacant in the whole build
ing.
Mr. Moody preached fromI, Cor
inthians, 18th chapter, lst ). verse.
He declared the reason the church
and ministry do not succeed better in
bringing sinners to Christ IL because
they d not love them ssoorh. He
plead for = loving serEice -of the
Lord, Instead Of service from = sense
of duty. Would I man make his
wife : birthday present, ,,said he, and
tell her he did it from . sense oi
dniy7 No more should our, works
land words for Christ be . mere ex.
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MISCELLANEOUS
SPORTING.

New, York, Oct. s.-The Amcri-
canijockey club races at Jerome Park
were well attended to day.
The 6fst WAS mile dash. and
Janet Motion won; Partnership,
second; Courier the favorite, third;
time, l:4s1i
The second race, for FLIES three
years cid. Sultana won easily; Patti
ence, second !; time, 3:lea; distance,
one and thFee-feurths miles,
The three mile race was won by
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REGULAR STU uATioSs.
A FATAL QUARREI..

Baltimore, Oct. 3.-In quarrel in
. tavern Saturday, at Bloomington,
JAS. Casey, proprietor, was shot and
his son cut BY n miner named Edward
Hupp; neither are expected to live.
Hupp has been arrested.
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The Northfield Robbers the
Cause Of Another Death.
A Policeman, Dlsobeying Orders
is Shot by the Guard.
POLITICAL
COLORADO ELECTION.

Denver, Oct. B. Comparisons will
be made with vote of 1874, when
Patterson, democrat, WAS elected by
2,163 majority-
Arapahoe county has elected the
entire republican ticket by majority
of 300, a republican gain Of 64s.
Jefferson county, . sepublioan ma
joriity of II ! 5, republican gain OF 2l8.
Gilpin county, republican major
ity of 200, . gain of 256.
Boulder county, republican ma
jori,y estimated of 300, republican
gain Of RIA.
Clear. Greek county,a republican
majority, estimated, Of 200, repub-
lican gain Of 234.
Park county, estimated, republican
mnjsr,ty of rs, gain Of $50.
Elpaso county, estimated, $50 re-
publican majority, republican gain
OF 800.
Pueblo county, estimated. democrat
ic majority OF 100, a dnmocratic loss
Of of s So. ---------
Las Animas county, est mated,
democratic majority Of 800, demo
cratic. loss Of 113.
Bent county, a democratic majority
Of 100, democratic loss of 3d.
Denver, Col, Oct. 4-The republi-
cans have undoubtedly carried Col
orado by decided majority, and
elected the entire state ticket, con-
gresham, aud secured the legislature
by - majority in both branches
This legislature elects Two United
States senator's and three prcsidentia
electors.
CONNECTICUT ELECTIONS.
New York, Oct 3.-A despatch
from Hartford says, of the annua
town elections yesterday in Connecti
cut that town @ithin easy range o
Hartford, which gave ssss democratis
majority in April, new give l38 re-
publican majority. Hartford Itsel
elects amixed ticket, including the re
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-04

preston of duty. The audience were
much more responsive, than the first
evening, smiles, tears, and amens lol-
lowed some of the speakers words.
A GENEHAL. CONVENTION
of ministers aud christian workers
from the whole northwest at MI carly
day is in contemplation.
FoREl6N MISSIONS,
T Hartford, Conn, Oct. 3-The Am.
erican Board Of foreign missions be-
gan its 9th Annual meeting to-day,
Mark Hopkins presiding. The an
nual report alludcs to lack of theo-
logical students ready for missionary
service. The receipts of the year
were: Ordinary donations 1876, Is;
to e1tinguish debt, sio,403; cen,en.
NAL offerings, ss,o3T total, 1893, ,62o;
Legacies, S64,59l; other sources, $e,-
$50; entire income, s4e5,t42. 'Ex-
penses, S452, 1853 Co. Last years
debt was 81. ,3s3; present deficit,
e3l ,0bO.
REGULAR SITUATIONS.
Council Bluffs, Oct 3.--George
Melvin, alias Sandy, the noted gam
bier and confidence man, and f. B.
Clinton, a confederate, were to-nigl t
sentenced by Judge Love, Of he United
States district court, to Ave years
hard labor each in the state peniten-
tiary At Fort Madison. The crime OF
which they Were convicted was that
OF passing bogus money in the sipili-
tude Of gold coin. %
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WAsHIHGTOR.
AuLLE1-r COMES TO THE SURFACE

AuLLE1r COMES TO THE SURFACE
AGAIN
New York, Oct. 3-The secretary
of the treasury bas appointed A. b.
Mullett,. ex-supervising architect OF
treasury, superintendent Of the eus-
tom houses At Cincinnati, Chicago
and St. Louis and OF post oa;oes 4.
New York, PhifndeiphiA and Hart
ford, oomprehending the bpldiags ori-
ginally designed and commenced by
Mullett, but still uncompleted. The
object Of the appointment is to Sc
cure the completion Of the buildings
according to original plan. dc, isted
from by the late supervising archi-
tect.
There are indications of
ANOTHER CALL FoR-BoNDs
in about week. 1t will probably be
for ten millions.
hi M OBITUARY.
Hon. Phillip B. Fouke, formerly
representative in congress from Hi
Dois, died here to-day.
NoHEY-oRpKR OFFICES.
The postmaster general has inform
ed about three hundred postmAster,
who had been notified that their
Offices would be made money, order
offices that owing to decreased ap
psoptiations for the postal department,
such changes must abandoned.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-04

Tom Ochil,ree; Chesapeake, second !;
Mollie A., third; time, 5;434.
In the fourth race, Que ard = half
miles, Vug.l won Invoice, second;
time, :46. ts s4.a
The steeple chase was won by
Deadhead; Bullet, seoosd time, 4:37.
Boston, Gcs- 3.-The Harvard boat
club has decided to- challenge Yale
for an elght-osred, four mile. straight
away race next sammer.
In yesterdays unfinished Mystic
park race, completed to-day, Comet
won; Bella, second; Msybird, third; /;
time, 2:s24; 2:a24; 2;264; 2:25;
l2.23. .s---..-..,-
Cincisnati. Oct. 3.-Chester Park
races, to-day, were well attended.
The 2:45 race was won by Lady;
Frank Miller, second; time, 2:364; !;
2:35; 2:s2t; 2 35.
The second race, 2 :23 class, Silver
sides won; Monarch, junior, second !;
time, 2:29; 2:274; 2:2s4 2:3l; 2:sl.
The last was running race, mile
heats. Bob. Wooley won; Plenty,
second; time, All | 40.
BANKERS In MASS MEETING.
Philadelphia, Oct 3--In pursuance
Of call, the bankers OF the country
met in convention at the judges hall
this afternoon. The executive COM
mi.tee, appointed at the Saratoga
meeting in July last, made the ar
rangement for holding ) mass conven-
tion of the officers and representatives,
Of the banks Of the Uaited States, at
PhiladelphiA October Sd, 4th aud 9th,
1876.
YELLOW FEVER.
New York, Oct. 3.-The physicians
Of this city will ship to Savannah to-
day qusntity OF quinine and blank
cts, the mayor Of Savannah having tel
egrsphed that these were sadly need
ed, but that medical aid was not re-
qnired. A dispatch from Atlanta
states that General RugeD command
ing the department Of the south, has
ordered the qnartermaster 1t Savan.
nah to turn over to the mayor of that
city, for the benefit Of yellow fever
sufferers, government commissary
stores amounting in value to 5000.
The post band, at Gen. Ruger's head
quarters, gave concert for the bene-
fit of the sufferers at Savannah aud
Brunswick.
Yellow fever interments, twenty.
three.
Portland, Me-, Oct. 3.--This city
has contributed s2,3s5to yellow fever
sufferers.
CHICAGO EXPOSITION.
Chicago, Oct. 3.-In answer to
numerous inquiries from different
parts Of the northwest, the exposition
managers authorize the assurance tha.
it has been positively decided that no
extension Of time will be made, and
that Monday night, October 9Th, wilt
be the last day for this year Of the
exhibition. The attendance ii very
large, and Eve full days yet remain
in which the present cheap fares are
allowed by the railroads.
RAILROAD SALES CONFIRMED.
St. Louis, Oct. 3 The United
States circuit court, this morning,
confirmed the recent sales Of the Mis-
souri, Pacific aud Atlantic and p aoific
railroads.. 1t is understood that this
cuts of all claims Of stockholders.
Philadelphia, Oct. 3-The fourth
CONGRESS OF woARA IL
viii open here tomorrow, and last
three days.
At the centennial judges' pavilion,
this evening, the women centennial
executive committee will hold serial
reception aud give y.i 8. 81
coAPL1AENTARY BANQUET
TO the members Of the womep,ss oon.
gress.
Thursd.y next will be
RHoDE ISLAND DAT
al the centennial.
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CLOSING PRICES
waxAr- Higher a, i ". for October; ! Ios for
November.
Cosx-Firm At tsy@45R for October =
OArs-Highcr at a3a for cash
PosK-rirmer; ie 451ie 50 for october; Is oop
~ % tsr ths year. !,
f LAaD-Rrnacr; 10 IS for October. 10 4s for tho
year. ~ M
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-04
1t Stopped the Cough and Saved
the Chlld. -

We have recently had occasion to tty the vi,
,,,,, ,ns Of Hale. Cough Cordial In onr family.
l,,ale rnn, ,fck vita tse Ieststling fever. vas
gave him no rest aight Or dsy. We have little
faith In n'f.sSnt" mediqiaas, Apd ssldorn much as
constant cough prevented his recovery. We I'd.
cordingiy procured bottle OF the Cordial nom
the agents, and commonoed ts uss according to
arst, aud the child that night enjoyed : rslsssh.
tng sleep; and by the next night there was scarce
Avestiae OF the cough In. lfthfs IL fair sam
pie Of what the medicine will do, Its growth In
popul larty is not to be Wondered q. Rsads burg
FIRE. Press -r7
sold and warranted bv Nils 4 furdy.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New York

New York.
New York, Oct 3
srooxs-GcnerAls Arm and higher
nosEr-Ac I've Al i,s1sA
GoLp-l 10
aoytnssssrs onie' and ts3'ia'lel lower,
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Liverpool.

BREApsruFys- Firm.
Winter wheat, srsd6s9sed; spring sssdGi i9ssd
White s-sdas.lld; Club asiidGlos2d.
Corn, 5sbddhs6tSi.
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GKND sc TO q. P. ROW. KLL 4 CO. Now Yors
~ br pamphlet OF I00 pa.ss. conianing IIsfs :
1e0D newspapers, And estimates showing cost
eavsrthcn4 dAwlyuAr7. wss
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Paris, Oct. 3-The Temps publish.