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BOOTS AND SHOES.

FTNO THE LADIES-We have one Of the
l. largest stocks Of FINE BUTTON and
LAUE BOOTS ever offered in this market of
superior quality, handsome in styles. which will
DO sold al small advance on the cost to msnus
facture. Call and see ut WADDEY'S, "a King
street.
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Eam Schools.

ANNUAL SESSION G9th) of the LAW
y SCHOOL. or THE UNIVERSITY OF TIE CITY 81
ErWYORR Washng square. begins october next aud
T. 1913. For circulars etc apply 70 W X N X
TIN Secretary o.; C0uTc l4 Broadway on 90 d. X JAG -
Professor aud Secretary OF Faculty 2oi broadway.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE AW-SCHOOL.-The
Y twentieth annual Of ths Institution COMMENCES
NOS Great oness Eew-York Wednesday October g. and
continues unul May 10, 1913 Tie course Of insricu9n en-
braces For catalogues etc. address AZ NO Great
Zones ST. THEODOHE W DWIGHT Professor.
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Ilarble Guo Slate HIGntcls.

CRATES and FENDERS.-Th largest manu-
~ iacurers and half low down Crates for either hand
ccals with dumping and shaking attachments Brass
frames Tenders antique design for wood fires
Gas logs sh0yes ana tongs &C. wholesale ana r.
tai for catalogue and priees Liberal discount 20
trade. j. :. CONONEE & CO., 36s CaBaist New YORK
MARBLE and MARBLEIZED MANTELS :;
IVA also monuments helts,onos moor ming plumber &na
A KLABEE, 1874 aud 1876 East lstlst, near dzy9
e. KLABER q CO.,
- 2l7 223 West 5lstst, between Broadway and sth
ave. Business established In lS4S MANIELs, THING
MONUMENTS, at reduced press PLUMBERS SLABS :
specially.
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with 4. X. Lorine Boston
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No6 GOOD LUCK. BY +. Werner. Translated from the
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contains reading matter which in other forms costs from
.eye 10 ten times .5s price Of Tx TRIBUNE novels Nos
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sze Of Harper Weekly will be Of the same
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THE TGBUSE novels be procured OF any ne"sdeaer
or viii be mailed 70 any address receipt OF price
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1nstrnciion.
Fer Roth sexes-Country.


ehCNA JACKSON INSTITUTE, Morris
gpsVJOs ANA. re9pens SEPTEMBER II no extra
charges send for circulars. MS r. JACKSON, Principal
OTTO FOR ACADEMIC YEAR, beginning
10 - SEPT g. Tor board fnel, washing, and common
English Fifteen teachers. ~ prepare for college Tor bu -
Tor ne Graduating conrsos one two ano re- years yt
10Th sexes. address JOSEPH r. KING, ID. ID, Fort Id
ward Institute. Font Edward. ". I.
Miscellaneous.
TINTED STATES SCHOOL AND COLLEGE
y DIRECTORY FOR 1917.
200 pages. with Map and Illustrations
Circulars Of al the leading schools combined ~ TINS one puO
cation. ,,
standard medium Of communication between echoois
intending PATRONS wherein parents ana guardians may Cd
Information relating Ia the better class OF sco
institutions the necessary 10 me Bectoh OF
such q they search o. without Inc ucOnYen
Incident The usual mels Of collecting the same
aDoyestatod purpose viii be sent Tree upon re-
cept % postage - cents.
Pamphlets Information Of city and country SCHOOLS iuf
uisied GltATUiTOIsLY. .......o.-
HEADQUARTERS FOR SCHOOL INF0INATiON
T. COTESWORTH PiNCKNEY.
DEALER IN SCHOOL SUPPLIES,
80 UEGON-SQUAhL. y. Y.
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Nru Publications.

NOW READY:
THE AMERICAN LAW REVIEW,
FOR OCTOBER, 1871
VOL. XII. No !.
CONTENTS.
PRESIDENTIAL. ELEC CIONs. By the Hon. George F.
TIN COURT or STAR CHAMBER. by the Hon. Emory
WashhuTp.
lord ABlNCER. by Clement II. Hl. - -.
THE RELATION or MASTER AND SERVANT y
THE LIGHT OF SOME RECENT DECISIONS. BY WI
liam F. Wharton. d,
Digest VI tho English Law RepOrts-Sclected Digest 81
Stale Reports Digest Of cases IN alNupcY iooa N9l
cesL'st Of Law Booss published IN England ana AmeIlo'
since July, 1877.
SUMMARY OF EVENTS
Delivery by Carrier Mutual LIE ms Co vs. Francis 9ite
fcr-Baukrupt Law.Jure Davs's Successor SitepnY ~
Comnanies-C0sts Collection Of lromissnry Note ial
ity Of Railroad Company for Assault on Passen ~ feo,
pgsseIigor-IudEc Di0n.-StciIoCg
Note Criminal Mani .gc.-inClish News &c
TERMS
Single Numbers. -
Vols. l.-Nl., sheep, U w
LITTLE. BROWN g. CO,
PUBLISHERS,
25i WASsINGION-sI., BOsTON,
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CT. JOHN's SCHOOL.
> BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES AND CHILDREN.
NOS 81 and - West 32dst
Rev. THEODORE IENING. IL D.. Rector
SEPARATE DEPARTMENT FOR YOUNG BOYS.
Autumn Term began WEDNESDAY. sept. 20.
The fifth JeiB opens with
greater facilities every department
kindergarten large sunny
poet graduate Literature. English
Literature History Fine Arts and other higher branches Of
learn
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plnrlila XcaoeMles.

~~(-ooe,o~o,oI>>-
DODWORTH'S CLASSES FOR DANCING
a. No. 6sl Fiithaye.
Win commence SATURDAY, Oct. 10
Glasses for ladies' Children and gentlemen and private les
sons For particulars send for circular.
school and family classes in and town, supplied with
competent teachers.
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'NHE MODEL KINDERGARTEN and

fTHE MODEL kINDERGARTEN and
u SEMINARY FOR KIkDEEGARTSEES
Of Prof john KTaus Mrs kfaus BOee removed to No
W. 2Shs between btaye and broadway. kindergsTioD
and Advanced Classes viii begin oct Seminary for Kin
deigAtnefr, Nov l. Prot kTaus disciple II the
lozz niosers frOebe school and ~ the rs pr0sgnt
u The kindergarten in tins Country MIR krnHs BOrlie IL
pupil and Of FfOebers WIDOW with experience
VI nineteen years in Germany, England and America.
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Gfenmhndfs nnn RdiIrnnna

A LB ANY AND TROY BY DAY BOATS
fs yib ~ az and and o pASiEL DREW Leave ye.
Ferry Te,t Point SegbgrEh. PouSbk espse Rhine6eei.
YORK Central Railroad Tor the west. 70 West Pors
and Negou returning same cav 81 neEcis or
board for passage. FREE TRANSFER from ana 10 BROOK
Jewels Wharf CFalioasL at 200 ~ Ilcxets over Ses.
YORK Central and for sArtoga on the wharf
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- Leave SewYork from foot Of DesbrOs-es CoTaEd
$40 N. oi,gashington and The West Richmond csrs,
ton ana ne So"u making eoso connections Tor Coiam0a
100 D. for Washington end the West. ;or Richmond
and ne south via Goroussiiie Pullman cars from NcvY0rr
Baltimore Washington. making connections
Piitsburg. Cincinnati, Louisville. and g. Louis
re9On ~ Tor washington. I.rodsh Pullman cars from
$50 p day Washington the sonth End West Pan.
slcep,fs FROM saiiIaora Wash nFt,
making close connections tor chicago Cincinnati Io .ve
wssineton wit trans tor Lynehoars Florida New oeins
opg ass lSS at s . ss s %,
and Des1rosass >! = sa5 dsEoi. Jer.ey tiiy. . -.
ASK FOR TICKETS n Xi1 5ShhTiAoRE AND OHIO
CITIZENS LINE STEAMERS FOR TROY
NoS ana aa s1E aad %d ' P o ya ~ P 2s
oTIfIr PorIF I'M cn,i5tIy rev a96 10y
steamers CITY or Troy ana sARATO8A leave daily
saturday. excepted at p ~ from Per 49, y p i0o b,
points. JOsLPH CORNELL susouaichacat
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
- ferry station ~ Nes.l or, foot of LibettysL
Comm.neing May q, 1877 Trains leave a. follows
chunk. Tam'gns' w,SeSs .s Elnirs Sc:
m.-fOr Hifn hf1dfo Branch, Eaaon. Hsrrlsburg
Mauch Chunk. Tanaqua. Wiilesiarrs MulamsE0rt. &c.
1915 ~. f1o m For Sof1ergc flenl nctnn
! 2. m.-tor Flening0l, Essi0n Maucb ChUus. Wilkes
barre scranton TunhhanAocs, Tamaqua HazletoH. Read
ing Pottsyiic HARRISBURG
Az m.-For high Bndse Branch Easton gslwcere aad
C8t1sauqua.
$3.50 p a., ealy-For Easton. Allentown and Harrisburg
S:3J D. VI -FOr EastOn.
Frr trains local points time. stati0ns
SUNDAY TKhINs-feaVe ~ s.3D n. H.. p m Tor
Bound Brook intermediate points. and L. d. Tor
East1n. Reading and Harrisburg
Kew YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains leave for Pea ATlboy Red Bank Long Rranch
ocean Grove. &c. gt7.3J .. II.f5 o. IN. A. 5lJ D.
Stages station 10 qni nom
and at squan aid from POINT ILEASAAT
EREEHOLD and NEW-NORK RAILWAY
connections. Leave foot o. Liberty for FIeeAod
7;i5 40 a. No Z. 5.l5 p.
NEW-Y0RK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
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BUYERS of Old rare. fine, curious and cheap
seI.re books jnsI received from London by sABiN
eONs, a. Nasszu.st. NewYOrk.
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New Publications.
THE TRIBUNE NOVELS.

V'HE TRIBUNE NOVELS.
CHEAP, STANDARD AND POPULAR.
TEN CENTS EAcH-sIX FOR FIFTY CENTS.
Double Numbers Court as 7tro.
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EREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connections Loave foot o. LDertysL, for Freehold.
/ ~. 4. NJ. 4 III
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.


4 =
trmediate points steamers Pier - r.. r. daily ian
DAYS eGceptsd) AID IL conneciing Via spee'
New Haven FOR Hartford Spr 1Eief &c leN-
cts baggage checked al 9fi broadway NerlnE,
aud Court a.. Brooklyn. ENcursi0n 10 NeW haven ani
81 90
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i nNG RRANCH and PHILADELPHIA.

Commencing SEPT IL 1871. steamers leave New YORK
Pier 3, North River, foot HeCOrst connecting az SANDY
Hook with trains !or
Long Branch. $50 II a. n; 3:ij. :, p m.
PhiisdtlDlia and Toms River IL a. m. ard 3A5 p.
BstneCat aud rucSeri0n. IL a. m, aud a;iS y. M.
Viueland nriieefen. Atlantic city. ana Cape May, II
Surs avs for Loug Branch. $3.50 a.
sandy look EXCURSIONS o3O ii NJ and S4j p. Tare
for round or p, o. cents ..-
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
'nENVDN Avn pTTIA IpTT q

FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave New York for Trenton ard Philadelphia a. $50
s, $3.50, 1880 $780, $780, $50, y ,. No. ana II pm.
for Ircnton.
Leave PhIsdephs from station North Pennsylvania Rail
road, Iiro aud berKsss, a. 40, sSO 'lijO i5O
4.i5, $50. - D.
Loayo trenton York at l:2O G.3j $685. 1913 a. M
1915. 2lc, 4.j5. sos j.. 10.
Pullman drawing Room Cars attached 20 tho 930 n
1880 $50 D.. trains kgs-iork 10 the 100 $3.50
1880 trains frm Ptladt pa and sleeping c7r 10 tho
O'Clock midnight trains from botu Negi and llade
Iha.
SUNDAY TRATNS-Leave New-Nork and Philadelphia
$50 .. ID. $50, ~ .. Leave Trenton az 1920 m
$40 o..
Tickets for foot Of Lneryst, nos 500 and oit
Broadway the principal hotels. al offices Of The tiie Raj
way in New YOrk asd BfOokyn and At No. 4 CDuTt-si,
Brooklyn. Baggage checked from residence o. Destination
H. T. BALDWIN Gen. Pass Agent
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q VININ ' "
~ Alboy. Red Bank. Long Rranch
ocean Grove. &c. 7.fJ, .. II.i5 4, 3 b ..
Stages connect NJ Ma station 10 ani fom ky PORT.
and at squan % aid from POINT LEAsAAT
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Hrs. FREDERICK JONSON
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN,

4 DEPARTMENT OF SCHOOLS.
1heANTIQEE SCHOOL viii be reOlted on MONDAY, Ocil.
and the LIFE SCHOOL 0n MONDAY. oct -.
Applicants will required Council draw
ing nom east OF hand loot other iar 81 human figure
4. ADDISON RICHARDS, Cor. Sec y %
DHONIC SHORTHAND free at Cooper lnsti-
4 by j.. Burns, AZ 81 Park
aud Dobears Commercial College llaJ BNay near Z-hs
DIIONOGRAPHY-W alworth's Photographic
institute 80 East I4e "WhOUt doubt the beet place
learn Photography II the United states Aunsons PhOn
ogIaPhic News.
CT. MARY's SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES
- aud CH1LDREN. No. East SO ST., viii reopen on Mon
dsy, september "a
GCHOOL OF LANGUAGES--Unde the di-
- roctm OF J. SAUNEUl,, IN. D., LID uuihof Of "Cau
eieyes" "Entretens la GIanuiaTe."
FRENCH GERMAN. LATIN AND GREEK-Opens oct. 2.
pamphlet announcing .nd dcscribug the Information
The sudy OF The and modern language, and
and Jersey city and the 81 the teacher may 10
had 81 r. ". ChrisieIns Putuams nom Dr. J.
Buckingham Hotel and at No lisj inOadway. See
Nation"
WENDELL PHILLIPS whites: " Dr. 1. Sauvcur has been
long kuoWu scF ~ the successful teachers Of
baton Of the best professors and experts AID better m tie
Of abundant
hardly equal. Their fulne-s, Discrimination
brilliant poTsture, well the keen ana
and their times exceedingly valuable the ssnei
There better fitted successful than NJ
instructor both Of Pups and teaohers No
gives more accurate command 4 the language ap
preciaiiVe OF the Of France feel
cannot too highly commend hin 20 the community which
Is lahOfs'
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GRADUATE of GRAZ UNIVERSITY
- desires an engagement Tor days per week. u teach
the GERMAN italian ant French languages piano, orl ana
composition Address PROF.. H. X, Freoport Academy
Jfr..u I I
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1nsirufilor.
For Both Sexes-City.


20 English French and German Eoara.ns and Lay school
for ,i-ls AID GlrtlfAN and ENGLiSu ELkDttGAtlIN
Tor clcren reop.ns september 10 All pupils taught to
SPEAK French ana German.
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NENTRAL RAILROAD 0F NEM- JERsEI


SUNDAY TKhlNs-feave ~ 9.3O ni, ~ ?. Tor
Bound Brook intermediate points and $50 Z. Tor
| Esst0n, Reading. and Harrisburg.
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ERIE RAILWAY.
II i5iGr1M fER Al-J,RAHGEMENr OF TRAINS. in eject

| p. m (Daivl-pac Express Tor The West Sleeping
Coaches through Och Buffalo, Niagara Falls, rHc1
nau and Chicago without change also Hotel DINING ts 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03

YOUNG LADY having studied music
"A under the most Efficient masters oroa and hayng Lad
in compensation for board references. Address PRES
10 TINS OAice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03

A PARTISAN LADY, good teacher, desires
- new engagements the Fall Conversation specially
A ia ID F.a.y y "
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STONINGrON LINZ. FOR BOSTON
AID ALI POINTS EAST.
NOT A TRIP MISSED ~ CONSlC UT1NE WARS.
The elegant steamers
SIONlNGIDN AND NARkAGANSErE
at " dsy Sundays excepted from Per S. y r. ioot
Of Jay ST SateIuoms aud tcEofs FOR EITHER LINZ 30
cured at S63 ruawsy and ali Offices Of estcOtt Express
Co. Also tickets for sale al all hotel ilcket onAces
Passengers ana Freight Via either lac taken Al low
eat rates
Free transfer Tor passengers via either Inc and fran
Brooklyn by the BEATS The BROOKLYN AnBe< leaving Jew.
ellis wharf, Fulton Ferry VI 4:g0 y. m.
q. b BABCoCk. Pfess
l. W. FlLKIXs General Passenger AsslL
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Gcaeners.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
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No. = los 3d white, No. l. les tod, No. 2. ia II;
club No. !. las III, No. = 12s lod. coFn-No. !, 29s
3ds No. Z c0s.
Taos1si0NEPofk, Nos4 LRf,, IA Cd.
Lty1HronL. Nov. 1O.-Corroy-ln good demand Rt
osftsnfi.1Haas ssles 10 oU balest apcCulstl0n and
expurk. 1ou't American 7u0.
HRRAnGrrFyh-wheAt-Calt white. IN 7I0
~ itkts do club l2s lOdaiaa 3di No. 10 No. red
Wssern sprnK TO- 3isllp; do winter, t0s adtts Cd.
Eloar.EItra New York. x9.. Cnrn-Weeteru mixed,
rKAs-CAnadan. 37t.
GLnrk1.szxne-. American. 4s@gos.
IHoy!eInNn-M Mcsy lurk. s0.; Prime mcn beef o..
Lari-Amr.iean. %1s Oh. Dacon-Lonx clcsr. 4lS;
TALLow-Anefican- 4O4 81.
fxIonLE - -sp!risa II odi rchncd do. ttsed.
lsKslx--Comn,on. il sleN cd, pale do. ias.
FltEIrs o. TuHrEStIsK-.ts 8d.
CuxksE-Ftnb American Ett.
ANTWERP. Sor 1U.-fkrRoLkrH-11f
Trade! =
ttvEar,ot, Nor. TO- .-rrtmc pork-East-rn. es.:
Wvsetn. new. SIN. --Enmbcf1anda ~; klurt
ft fdi lung clear. 4ls. khnrt rlear AS: shoulders,
nsti hamN h14 Lard. III ". Prime mesa beef. Dss;
H. aSA Taov s.s ees t IT,: extra India nea io chseae
Ix'oS SaT p 1t!.s.Soe- quiet. Corn
fair averaRn rcd winter. 5ds Hixa4s. Eorn 6rm. Car.
Hocs o. quiet Corn aFni: salr average
by sa, ~ ID.
, 1877-11-12

ar .hnnah sItssr :. itscsf a cumbron- Currency ~
~ ~ n,odne ~ ~ astna' circulation viii moi m ans s
~on,. t"9 astnsa a., ,ns"nvencnrc in o,Sr,
SUI DO paper. nnd that tho siivcr rnIn w viii
moat mart. sr retained In the ynnta d, NJ. snE lilo
eontss esi' of oT ec no,"sy shoah Il
tht United States; and In this erncct,i,n, ,,ty of
probably right Warrington D;.ion in tf,n sa'T arc
Two or three nnwsrapnn Of tho " rohu,. ,
snt1. Administration tchool have rcnu fl ,'t ,,,.Ht
Ani.'s,,1s Sslf ths ss i
Ms5, s i %%pysa 'ss ses T. n VI Il
on of nc present Xdmin.stni"'1 1T T. o'h1;an9ar p.
Htte,anes hers ae en n5t
t,regnn epeceh. to which reference I'M, mai, the
those who wtsh to convict him of sseIa,Ioan Iae ~
IT, t. "e; n ;tss 'assra P%e P'e S oatS n!
understand: neither do We nnder.tnn, H., ait not
a'.rnoFter, q President Hayes. se3 '3 -
ane i. O. as.Tsqy e eos, n ~, se s.
tISsse. Gf s"ath Csrollna and onsiana e '1!s H.
angel y meey. s o. hat .ns ns5qeg an
nHtlcr wna thereby rcgcnerntci aua madc dcanssnts .ss
iou apo'tic Of liberty and equality. Whas sesa,ns
nnt!on A. % the fo"rna Ills nctton in liz ss,se !e
III March hia pnbie lel.cr Of lie as of 'ff'ss T.s
President personally At Kchmon hls Ist.., ntna na
sncs from i* sek bel n thi. ety. and hc rpsses Ts:
ne prepared In ororon for delivery In tho 'o Ohio
- whom II Was read. contained N car,c.t taasa
Of the resldenta ctnrte,, arc alt In hnrmnnvu
porter Of tho Prcadent and Of hIa A,lm,ni.l,s,,op
and had he recovered 70 ~ tn hhye taken hs w.
In the Senate m rational man In thr corrsns rsas
to Mr. 1nrcs in the phriote pnfpoucs whIcss sa4
rnatc him. --1hdfanapoifs .johrnai tktp, j. ."''
, 1877-11-12
GENEIs4AL MAItKETS.
rayIf,t-Wxs - nu,~t nj n OJLiltI


BisOOA.cORN-WA active snd hrm. Bseom-corn
Il now coming IN freely, but the shiptnsnts args,
aud numerous o7uer. arc received daily. that the
stock u not accunulattus rapidly. aud that Of
Frad.4 not II ALL We quito: uTten hur!. sA9uc;
tut4tum hurl. 4s<1ac: Ecdtipped do. 44lIAc; green
bruAh With huri enough towofk Il. ss'&c: sessplEi.
With 10, A{s33lr; red u. as4; &c Inside brU.h ~
4Ae. inferior brush. 3sS!et crooked. 3xAatc,
bUTrEH-I0 maF ket change werr developed. Trade
u jeRYnx alonx Ia stes5 Qutct Nay sud under mod
eras receipts stocks Kept within manageable Hun
IT, The bulk IT the daily lrvals tl EaAteFn outlet
the local demand being restricted 10 meeting eurnt
sant4 We quote prices stcAdy. - folowA: Fancy
creamery, ansa3e Ruod to choice srAdeA S1c; me.
dunn. ls.si6c; tarr1iuE 70 conR1u. Usitc.
bAGGlsG-Pr!ces range the bams u for tho past
four weeks or more. aud stesly. DntY I light
auoyeueDi Wa witnessed No euntiuua " auoss 6tatk,
94e; bzhton A. 1l4e. lesstou, 7l,tcs Otter Greek.
104sc: American. 1ssse; huraps. sAnd b. lS.Alse;
Kuanisa. sanses. AltAse; do. double. 3stS1i1sc
cHEkSE-TTaId contlnues dull and pstcrs xu.ato
wssE su4 uassttei Ths Ea4teFu market u much de-
pEca4e aud lower price. hers looked for w ths
trade. W. quote: uuod 70 bsst factory isol2c. An
I2vtt ErAdes II ke4tl
II ihe following quotations: Lkckswanua, 14rxs rvE
u SJs do nut s11 tause md anal cgS: y. Is; PED
mont 81. aOi Doksburg, IT, 80; BEiAf HILL s. ~; Hal
finorp 4 Ohio f. alk3, u: lluuik s3.sA ": Oatt4
hssrie. ~. IS: Indiana ussk. - 81
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES krts {4adt Wild At tnetns prices.
STOCK ,tr2dy. Quotations. Ard tlrsrts, ti.:sA
lso. pork patrvls, sItt@1 ~ Foas baI1rAt .,~b-e;
, 1877-11-12
Cottou-Pick1ns seasou m Unfortunate Tim.
f1r Negro Children,

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Last season VIC t,oticett tho fact that nm L..
than fourteen nesro-eAbtns wcrc burnt Up. 10 10.
parents had locked Inside while thcv wrre .Ist nnt
picking cotton In the fields. The a,nn W. "
burning eahlns and children appears to h hare y.
commenced earlier this year than usual. sto tbo
second aectdent 81 t!1ls ktr1l occurred Inst ~rcS
two small negro children. locked IN rah,n AMI"
were burned to death. There will ccr,aniv > ~
great many more tascs OF this KIM before n" So
cotton crop Is all in. There has not net, 7c,r esr
since the War that a dozen Of tl,etc accident.
locking np negro children nnl matches IN. in
cnbln together IA greater even than Tho ]oss ~
servantRirls from lighting flrca from coaloIi
cans. There Is no known remedy for IT, hoS.
ever,
, 1877-11-12
Withdrawn from store during Frllny for cit,

Withdrawn from Store during Friday Tor cltT
consumption: 4, a67 bu wheat, T.32 bu com, 38l
bu re. ..4l1 bu harley.
The following grain was inspected into store lu
this city Saturday morning: car rejected, vim
tcr wheat. .3 cars No, hard 10 cars No. edo,
ia cars No. spring, 1o4 cars No. 2 do, II cars
No. > do. ears rejected IDA whcat}: as cara
and ., 900 bu hsah mixed corn. LIZ cars and
1900 bn No. 2 do, A6 cars rejected, II carr no
gradc ta10 corn);D cars white oats. 10 CARS and
O. 200 bu No. mixed, ! car rejected ~ oats>; ;
6 cars and \. lRi bu No. 2 re; "a cars No. bat-
ley, Is cars extra Mo. do. cars ordinary No.
2 do, 7 cars feed (5H bartey). Total 40! cars},
211, 900 bu. Inspected ont: 1S3, TO tu wheat,
lB4, R2 bu corn, 20, 020 bu osts, 10, 0i0 tn Fyc,
4, 131 bu barley.
The following wcte the receipts and shipments
Of breadstufls and live stock NJ this point during
The past week and for tho corresponding weeks