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CREEDMOOR.

THE FOURTEENTH REGIMENT TEFoRE THE
BUrTs-LIsTs OF The MAnKsMEN WHO
QUALIFIED.
One hundred and nineteen men and officers of the
Fourteenth regiment, N.G.SN.Y., went TO Crcedmoor
for ball practice yesterday Laeutenant Colonel +. A.
schurig mmandcd tho dctachmsnt, and MAJOR II. 3.
Jewell and Captain f. 8. Browe, brigade and rcgi-
mental inspectors OF rife practice, respectively,
superistsnded tho shooting. Tho weather was
superb for 1ne marksmsnshp; tho air was tranquil
and tho light good. There forty five Ia The
third GLASS who shot al 100 and 100 yards
qualified and we're sent 70 shoot ~ tho second class
~ 800 and 400 yards. The aggregate number who
shot the latter class sixty, OF whom twenty
eight qualified, as follows
Private Gussnve A. Bcethncr, SO; Private Joseph
Williams, So; Captain A. L.. Samuss, SO; Corporal q.
Merz, "a Private John Reilly, SO; Private T. King, 33
Private John Forbes. 49, Sergeant John G. Vaughan,
SO; Private +. Hol'z SO; Captain H. Cardons, 80;
Private W. Peuderghas 20; Private A. BcnighisI 20
Private j. White, 2s; Private 7. McQuadc, IS; Pri.
vate c. Rossegrue 2s Sergeant Charles woellDsr ~;
Private William Crowthcr 27: Private frank Bierds,
Lueksy p; Private j. FestiouEi, 20; Private Samuel
Williams, &c; Private Il. G. Judson, 26; Private
W. Dillmap, 20; Sergeant A. o. Crane 26; Private T.
5. Packard, 20; Private A. Moore, 25; Private II.
henderson, rs; Private Bridges 25 Private George
Stockton, Is.
Those who made qualifying scores In tho foregoing
class snot for marksans badges 200 and 500
position, standing nj the formof and prone a the lat
ter range. The following were the winDers:-
Private II. G. Judson, 81; Private John Henwood,
86 Lieutenant John Dixon, "a Private Gsorgs Stock
drcw Bbxt IS Sergeant p. II. Blake 2S; SerasantJ c.
Vaughan, 2S Sergeant J. NJ White, 2s; Private q. A.
Boetbensr, II; Private j. Y, Williams ~; Captain X.
Cardona, q; Private +. Holtz &c; Private I. Man
rs Quar- Sergeant L. Gary, Is Private J. G.
fautlough, rs; Private r. Cunningham, 25.
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Bon,orre or do Frorence (B Downie. Antwerp for -
Pcrou IS 5Arr,ed nsrss Wsor o ,ebr sbr sors
(Br) Gcrror London 7th bark Usage lb55 mcDga''
st Johns M; 9th. steamer Greenland (Br nni.s a
Cleared 9th, bark A Martinez tbrn bIIttVn,
Quxnrc. sept Io-Arrived barss Taule sNT,' pnSiin,
lana. sharpness; Albion (Sor). rreier'c~so"' D"'
Josephine (Br). Jefferson. Conway . So. r,.nor.
Cleared 10th. ship Marianna W poru, SansoS' AN's
Peerless (Br), IIorosagoe, Sunderland. m, r,.k
Passed Father Point 18th. steamer Ciyae 'op' N1sA
hurst from London for Montreal ~. o.,
ST Joux, NIB, sept 12-Arrived. bark NAOMI .h,;n. .L,,.
Hagcmp Leith: Oliver Emery (3r,. Swaoniye' Duo"u'
schr Potomac tBr) Oaeii, New York. ,,,u..
Arrived 10th. bark Fannie NJ (3r, O'Lsary. Marso"'os
via Halifax.
Cleared 10th. snip New CITY r) Bray, Liverpool schs
Janet [Br). Somerville, Nav York. ,,....
Cleared llth schrs Cuba Dr. Hutchinsop Phiiadeous'
Madagascar. Robbins, and Jna Cliuch tBr) Aahooey'
New York 18th, Emms Dunham, do
TALcAnuANo Aug I-Sailed, sbip VIM Reed, PrincN
(from Ilu snillos having repaireo). Queenstown.
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WHALEMEN.

Cleared at New Bedford Sept H. bark Canton
Pacific Ocean.
Arrived at Provincetown 10Th. schr Express Smith.
from aeras Ground with % bbls aud 200 do bkdsh
oil.
st Helena July 80 Andrew Hicks, Brown West
port. Nothing since last report
Telegram from schr B Conwell, Avery. reports her
~ Krunswick l1th, with OIL rs before reported.
letter from Capt Pesse OF bark President. Of NIB,
SD VIII 500 alrAod
Letters received from the Com Morris Ground reports
Avg 2 barks Daniel Webster, Borden. Of NB with 2OO
bbis sp oil this Aug 4, Reindeer. BAKER NIB,
with 15OO bbls all tod-had not lost whale this
Brig Tropic 8ird will sail Now Bedford about
for San Francisco and will mako that place her for
whaling the Arctic Ocean, under command Of
the owner, Capt Jared yernegan.
Spoken-sept H. of Sow Pigs Iishtship Ag,te
Atkins of Provincctown bound In, last from Hatteras
with 10 bbis yp oil and TO do VIII oil ull told.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Sept il-saiied. bark Sarah Chambers (Br),
therfSrd, United states.
BELFAST Sept 10Ssiled, ship Royal Charter (Br) CAIN
Southwest Pass bark Peter Crerar (Br) waylen Tybee.
BoRpEAUx sept 1o-Ssed bark Albert Shuitz. Latham,
Hsupton koads
CAprx to Sept i2--Arrved, bark Ii Chadwick Robin.
son. Gibraltar.
CALCUTTA, sspt 5-sailed, ship car.vale (Br), Nosg,
New York (bcfore reported without datel
DEAL. Sept Ii-Arrved, ship Csmperdown Br), Tincfey
New York for Bremen.
DuSxsx Sept IL Arrived brixs La Plata (Br) Mitch.
ell New York; Emm, L Shaw (Br, Macomber, do;
18th. steamer Amanda tBr). Rcdhead. Baltimore.
Sailed 9th, brig RedowA Burne. United States; 10th,
bark Paio Alto. jenkins. do.
DANTzc, Sept 9-Arrtvcd barks Ros (Nor Guttormsen
New York; 10Th, Tetens Nor) Mnrcussen, rhsdeiphia
ExxourH Sept Il-sscd, bark John Smith tBD,
Barnes, Unired States
FoLxxsroSy. Sept IO-OE bark Constance tDutch) Men,
ninxs from New York for Cronstsdt.
FALuovrH Sept ii-of, bark Aids tNor Bodtker from
New York for Antwerp.
Arrived 18th. bark Harvest ouosn tBr,, Clark. New
York
HAxnune. Sept II-sailed, ship Elisabeth Hamilton.
Hampstead. Philadelphia.
nAvRE. sept Ii-saed ship Transit. Hagsn New York.
LIvKRrooL Sept 11Arrivcd bark Charlotte (Br), Rem
DALI Phiiadcphis; l2th ship Hertfordshire (Br, Thomp
son, Astoria
Also arrived 18TH 1mbros t3rl Cooper Boston.
Sailed 12tb steamer bohemian (BrJ, Grundv, Boston
bark Timafeugcr tNorj. Christensen New York.
LONDON, sept l2-Arived bark Bredablik (Nor,. from
Sailed 18th, bark Lewis smi,hr). Wright New York.
Sailed from Grsvcsend 18Th barb Ckas Ward, Behr-
man, New York.
LunEcK. Sept 9Arrvea bark Larssa (Br) Short Pbila
depbia before reported without datc).
MARsEiiLKs sept 9-A:rlvsd bark Salvatore UtaD
Jsccarno Baltimore.
sailed 9sh. bark Nellie May. Rose, Boston
QUEENSTOWN. Sept l1-Arrivcd, barks RaGacie UtaD,
Gaggno Boston 18th, Costante QtaD, Grochctte New
York; Bel stuart t3r,. Harper Baltimore.
SUNDERLAND, Sept f2-Arrived steamer Amy Dora (Br)
Sinclair. New York
siseAroRK Sept lin port bark Janot Ferguson tBr.
for New York.
WATERFORD. Sept 1o--saied. barK Exile tBr). Berry.
man. New York.
YARMOUTH. sept ii-saied bark Agur tNor), Olsen.
United States.
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLynyAp Sept i2, PM-wisd NE. moderate gallo;
barometer 3p2Il
PLyzovrH, Sept Ia PM-wlnd n fresh; Ono barometer
1920.
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HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. y, 1878.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY rHR HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HsRALD
wHIrgsToSE rELEGRArH LINZ
Steamer ohso % sh ns r. %:ns :ns so;ssn cs
Sept s. lat 49, Ion TO- passed iron buoy painted
81 s's ss
r.
ss: YORK G: ..$ s,i:
s IS e Nn lon & 2s @
Cages a4h Gonavo, a7!h s. Marc aeth Port au Prince
S g Sass,I
steamer knight. Chichester. Georgetown. DC. with
sseamer Old Daminion. Walker. Riehmona City & roin.
ani Norfok wit mdso and passengers TO the Ola
SANDY sss 2. e:. in
AfSs; OF HP"dDS: Ss Bent
BARK Minerva tNoj olsen Gloucester Aug IS, in bal
last to !. Grs, by for 0rdS, %
cocoanuts to Gomez Pearsall; vessel to Staples.
the following are At Sandy Hoca wind cssHe s ,,
schr Active, Mathews, Phil. .dclphi. for Portsmouth.
Mggs Ellen on" for e,
schr James s.tterthwate. wo,f Philadelphia" for Bos-
sehr L Blew, Van Glider Philadelphia for Boston.
sshr Jennie Hadde clsnmer. Philadelphia for Bos-
achr A NebIpeer, Smith, Phisdslphin for Boston.
schr W Stecman. Chsmberisn. rnladeiphia for Bos-
sehr Clare Rankin. yeeI Phts:aspnta for Is Lynn
sehr oliver Jameson oampee Amecy for Camden Mo.
sciir Fairfield Taylor, Amboy for Bo.ton
schr John Cadwaader rhianoy POughkseDss Tor Rich
seS' eSr George s%ss' ' Bs"s M smith osas b.Hor
as- stsamer swisxcrand tBelx,. from Antwerp which
.ss:!sT s. s. :.ss:
ss'a
bound & az Che IL" BeiieropSon siriu. and ArxusI.
p Bark Adriatc (Nor, from rensberg, and Ns,igator
ofas. ,aS% es%o np 10 the city 18th An
sar Bark. goniso (Br, from Dun.irk; Agst Mo,l from
aSsS"nsa HSs SsoS s.rp.%S p.sseo @ u" '' ia
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
s.;.ms x.ea.s BsT ss:,ss for New 1''' with
stesmer Acadia Dckmsn Boston for Nsw Yorx In bal
Brig Princess beatrice tBrl Simmons. NorshDort Ii.
for Nov Yo, in ballast to s. %.cinSSni sSsSieo Ms for Now
sehr Helen g King Crowley; Windsor Ms for New York.
sSr ssSr T'S" %"aas oasss Two Yet
s:
sssr sssr hynsd hysid vSss roisnS Rsessas
ASSs s.n s MsT of xss ss~ York.
sehr S Sarah 3 Jene. Pssney. Hyannis Tor New YoIL
senr Hsssinxs. Chase, New sedtora for New YORK
George Moon (asherman, Lsmphisr Nantucket for
New York.
sohr Admiral. Wicklow Providence for New York.
Schr Julia BAKER, baker, Providence for Now York.
schr Russell, Rankin, Portland. CT. for New York
BOUND EAST.
steamer E,sauora johnson, Now York for Portland.
Steamed C;Imucus Bearse, Now YORK for Boston.
Steamer lille, Ewing, Now York for Now London and
Norwich. . :. 49,
Bark skerryvors (B, Craig. New York for Msrseil'es
{and auc borod In III art Island Roads)
Schr Annie Currier (Br). Wan Wart New York for st
ssSi Percy. Mitchell; Ar,boy for Es.tpor..
Schr Poeassett Sackett Rondout for Boston.
Echr Henry A Demng, Bosrdmau, Amboy for Hartford.
Srhr y love. kIlis, AmSoy for Nor wien.
Schr u French. Chids Port Johnson for Providonce.
Bark Maud scamme, (3r), Thompson. from New Yorx
tor Uupk before reportcd anchor on the HERALD
Telegraph Station Wh,essone H. wont to this PM.
The feet of schooners reported vndbound In
roads above also proceeded this evsniog Tho square
rgged vessels still remain
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OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.
NEWPORT, Sept ~, 1879

NRwPORr, Sept II, 1879.
Schr Hattie Lee (of YORKTOWN, vs Capt Richard Rob-
nson laden with potatoes. bound Tor New Bcdord
on sunday. Sept % days out run into by I'm I'M
steamer of Face light near Fishers Island and
sunk The struck tho schooner In the
s,srboard bow and the captain and had ust tmo
enough away rowbont and got into II before the
vessel sunk Tho night vas ca.m aud clear, aud thsy
rowed Race Lighshp where thov were taken care
Capt Robinson oiscovercd the lights OF the steamer
onsider able time before into him The uattie
Lee was burden built 10 months ago and was
cwncd ny Capt Rconson The vessel was vsuo ~ 5000
ana the cargo at 500 Both insured tor 5000.
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY SEPTEMBER ls 1s7sTRIPLE

officers The remaining guests were Hon. George q.
Boxer ex-Minster TO Russia General Robert Patter-
SOU members OF Congress; Hon. William d. Kelley.
Hon Charles O'Neill and Hon. A. q. Harmer; Hon.
Abram Barker and wharton Barker, the kussien
agents and bank kers; Hon. Morton McMichaei, Hon.
Daniel Dougherty and Mayor Stoksly;' the Russian,
Swedish, Austrian, Swiss and Netherlands Consuis; /;
Coleman Sellers the President and Directors of the
Union League, ana large number OF cistinguised
people, about one hundred and 1ity In ALL
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The lighthouse the end of tho breakwater
Negro Point OF st John. NIB, has been completed
and red catoptrc light will henceorth be exhibited
thererom instead Of the temporary red light pole
shown here,Ofore Tho light elevated ~ foot above
highw and in clonr weather hhould be from
aif points Of approach distance OF miles The
so feet from the end OF the pier 1t Is open
framed building painted red and Is 33 feet In height from
dock Of pier OF lantern Positonat As IA 25 N
GO 4W.
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SAILED.

Steamers City of Montreal (Br for Liverpool; IessinR
fGer) avre; state of Louisiana (Br). Ca asgow William
snyngton tBr). Havrc City OF W sshington Havana;
Gamma (Br), Bermu Charleston, Chsrceton; Isaac
Boil. Richmoad Ae; shlp No Plus Ultra, Lonacn b,rks
Protector (Nof), Ifambarg. Doris rckhof. Marsetlcs
Telemsch tSor). Cork or Falmouth brig julia Blake
(Hy,.
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SPOKEN.

Bark W II rhoradss, ll~hnrdscn: from New York for
German bark. showing letters oCTk. As days from
with loss Of maintopmss fore
gsantmAss and irsentopms Sept lat "a n, Ion SO
81
Schr Florida. from Belfast Ne. for Jacksonville, about
Sept q, Charleston light 25 miles W.
Schr y Richardson Boiand, Now Orlosns tor Boston,
Aug 20, OF Key West
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HIS FATHERS WATCH.

Theodore Rogers sixteen years old, stole his fatb
ors 500 watch yesterday afternoon and was arrested
last night by Detective johnson In the neighborhood
OF his residence, No. 5IT Grand street
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MAgKsMEN's PRIZES.

Major General Winfield s. Hancock, United States
Army, commanding the Department oil the Atlantic,
has written the National Rife Association accepting
thor Invitation present prizes IN tho interna-
tional military Gmors's Garden on the 2lst
aud stating hts intention OF beng present with
his sta Crcedmoor during the shooting OF that and
the interstate match.
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ARRIVAL OF THE CIMBHiA At PHILADELPHIA
YrsrgBpAY-1HE OFFICERS TO GO ASHORE
AND the SAILORS TO DE TRANSFERRED TO
A RECEIVING SHIP.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALp.1
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. IL. 1878.
The Hamburg.A American Packet Compnny's steamer,
tho Cimbris, with the Russian officers and sailors
board has arrived at this port she entered the Del
aware Brsakwa,er carly this morning and shortly
alter ten O'Clock was tcegraphed as having passed
Newcastle her way up the river to Cramps ship
yard where the Russian cruisers are being fitted
out Al a quarter TO two O'Clock the Cmbria, with
the Russ,aa colors at her pcok and with her decks
ned with Russian officers and sailors, steamed rap
idly pnst Market street wharf, every pier along the
water front being ncd win crowds curious to
see the ship whose mysterious arrival IN American
waters made such sensation. AZ n low minutes
past two o'clock Cramps sbipyard was reached, aud
Inc officers went ashore and wero heartily welcomed
by the Mcssrs. Cramp. There were on board nearly
one hundred Kusoian line and STAN officers and about
SIX hundred sailors The officers viii lake up thor
quarters ashore aud the men Will be transferred 10 the
400, the old steamer U the southern Mail Steam
reccvipg ship and Is now awaiting thai duty At
ENTERTAINMENT OF rnK OFFICERS.
The Russian officers and n distinguished company
OF gentlemen were entcrtaineo this evening at the
handsome residence OF Mr.. William H. Crsmp. The
OCCASION areception In honor nj the Russian of-
Captnin SemetcnkiD, IN command OF the Wishing
Russian naval onicers; Captain or .pcnburg, who
new cruisers; Captain Aviliap OF the Asiai Captain
Alextief, OF tho Africa. and Captain Loncn, OF the
American; Captain Baden nhsusen, OF the Cinbria;
Lieutenant Kieopin and Baron s,einberp, nrst and
second officers OF The Europe; Lcut"pauts Chookun
aGa Van Larisrskl nrst and second officers OF Inc
Asia; LieutcnaGis Decker aud ScDultz ntst
and second officers ol the Arics; Lcu,cnanis
Levenbagen anu speier, nrst and second officers Of
tho Alncn:a, ana about twenty-five other Russian
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sf,'. Ordination.

DATES or DEPARTURE PROM WV YORK FOR TBs MONTHS
SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER.
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acknowledgement
resting The Bland Bill,

The Aultman and Taylor Company, a
corporation engaged in the manufacture
Of agricultural machines at Mansfield,
Ohio, propose to test practically the
Bland Silver proposition in a manner
which the subjoined extract from a cir
cuIar which they have issued to their
workmen will explain:
"This company pays this month in sil.
yer and will continue 10 do 80 each month
lproyided it can secure silver for the pur-
v vo4e without actual loSs) until a majority
Of YOU signify your wish to have pay
mruts in iegal.lender and bank notes re.
suued. A book will be left with each
foreman, and all those who consider the
ne OF silver inConvenient, and who pre-.
fer the other, can record their names, and
a. soon IA silver is thus declared to be
Objectionable as n currency by the major
IL; ii will cease 10 be used. This expert
ment Is made for the purpose Of testing
practically the silver question, "a a pro-
position largely supported by both pol
iticaI parties in CongresS) TO remonetize a
silver dollar, and coin 1t without limit is
now being urged through Congress, and
much stress is put upon the advantage
such aclion will bring to laboring men
aud mechanics.
ave believe the reverse Of this will be
true, and while silver now has u purchas.
ing value equal to other money Qbecause
the quantity coined is limited, that its
purchasing value, il the Bland bill is
passed, will almost instantly decline TO
about ninety cents on the dollar, and that
instead Of business further improving and
bringing with il employment and pros
perily Tor all classes, that the industrial
and business interests Of the country will
be thrown back at least ten years, and
the forces which have been at work all
over the country since 1873, and which
have brought bankruptcy 10 business, and
enforced idltness 10 men anxious for eul'
pluyment, will work more actively and
fatally than ever. The manifest roguery
and dishonesty Of the government In pay.
ing oil ia debt at ninety cents on the dol.
lar alter voluntarily giving up Its right
to pay in silver will 20 disgrace American
credit as to dry up in the future the chan
nels Of European money which have
been steadily helping America since 1873.
"If you, as we'll as the business men
and banks OF Mansfield, like II and would
as willingly use 1t for currency as what
We have heretofore used, you will not, OF
course, sign your names as ~obiecting 10
silver payments, aud on the other hand
your signatures will be evidence that, in
your judgment, silver in unlimited guam.
liteS ia on practical grounds objection
able.
an. THE trade dOolar in which we
pay this month has above TX 800 more
silver ia it than the Bland dollar would
have.
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BELLAIRE LoCAIs.-A new Literary
Society was organized here, composed OF
young folks, which meets every Wednes.
day evening. The officers are President,
Cassius March; Secretary, Miss Altha
Smith; Treasurer, Hattie Bundy; Critic,
+. William. The Society is entitled,
the "Star Literary Society"
Another n oil those "sensAtions" oil
fallen virtue, for which our city Of late
has gained somewhat OF u notoriety,
rather suddenly appeared on file last
Monday.
The Tobacco Warehouse is fast ap'
preaching completion. The carpenters
are at present engaged In laying floor
fitting doors and window sashes, and from
what we can learn MI. Brodie will un-
doubleday finish his task in one month
from date.
A young boy named Scott, yesterday
evening at Benson's Ferry, during a tenn
porary absense Of the driver on street
car No. 8, made an attempt to tap the
money till, which act wa, only pre-
vented by the driver putting In his sud
den appearance -
Aspecial session Of the Board Of Ed
u%cation was held last evening for the
purpose Of investigating charges pre-
lerred against one OF the tesclH y for
severely chastiSing n Of the scholar, 4
lew days since.
Mr.. Malyneaux, the tea merchant, has
re.opened business here sgain, after being
employed as soliciting agent for II large
tea house at Philadelphia since last sum
mer.
The directors Of tho Bellaire 4 s. W,
K. r. Go. met here yesterday for bust
ness.
Complaints are made by members oil
the NJ. Z. Church about a gang OF young
rowdiCs who raise Disturbances most
every evening during revival meetings.
]. I. d.
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said she was most ashamed, but every.
thing was 20 good that really she couldn't
help herself, and besides she had a goot
appetite, not to mention that she said Il
seemed like flying In the face Of Proyi'
dence and rebbing the church 10 fast a
home and deyour 81 % worth Of food at
the refreshment liable for half.a.dollar |
EhI" Struck with remorse, the young
man could only ialter, Amanda, did you
pass your plate back all these times !
Swear by yonder moon that tips with
silver ali those pine tree tops" ~ did,
said the noble girl; ayou can just bet |
did; and wasn't them doughnuts goodP'
Amanda he said, humbly, " should
have known that you were hungry, and
allowed for your weight accordingly.
Can you-0, will you forgive mel" and
she said that she would, and 80 peace was
concluded, and when in the ante-room
she pinned on his collar,-forin his vehe.
mence he had wrenched of his collar.
button,-he imprinted IA one on her
ruby lips, mud the angels looking down
said that It was sWeeter than doughnuts,
yea, than dne maple molasses in the
h~oneycomb.
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NEw YORK, January 16.-cotton-Qulet
at l1Aall%c. Flour-Demand moderate
and in buyers favor; No. 2, 50 75aS rs, SD.
perfne western and State 81 T6a5 90, com
mon to good q o0a5 IS, good TO Ghoie.
ES5 40a6 90, white wheat extra 50 05a6 rs
fancy 50 S0aS %, extra Ohio IS LOAF 80, st
Louis s. l0aS 25, Minnesota patent process
81 40aS rs. Wheat-Heayyi amber Mich.
igan and No. 1 white Michigan 81 Il. No.
led winter January 81 SOa1 80. Rye-Dulli
No. 1 western 72c. Barley-More active
and in buyerS' favor; two.rowed State 70a
75c. Malt-Dull and nominal. Corn-Un
graded new western mixed at 400, steam
mixed 65Ha55Xc, January 6A65Xc. 0atl
Dull; western mixed and state 33aSSc
white western S5a4lc. CofFee-Unchanged,
sugar-Quiet but firm; fair to good rein.
Ing 7Ka7Xe, prime 7Na7Hc, refined un'
changed. MolaSses-New Orleans in mod.
crate demand at 4sc. Rice-Quiet: Louis.
lana 5KA6Xc, Carolinu 5Ka7c. Whisky
Dull at 81 0Sa1 0Sx.
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The parent OF insomnia or wakcfulneSs
Is In nine cases out Of ten q dyspeptic
stomach. Good digestion gives sound
sleep, indigestion inlerferes with II. The
brain and stomach sympAthire. One Of
the prominent symptoms OF a weak state oil
the gastric organs Is n disturbance Of the
great nerve entrepot, the brain. Invigor'
ate the stomach, aud you restore equili'
brium to the great centre. A most reliable
medicine for the purpose Is Hostetter'a
Stomach Bitters, which Is far preferable 10
mineral sedatiyes and powerful narcotics
which, though they may for a time exert a
soporiic iulnence upon the brain, soon
cease to act, and invariably injure the tone
OF the stomach. The Bitters, on the con.
trary, restore activity 10 tho operations oI
that all important organ, and their benef.
cent influence Is reflected in sound sleep
and a tranquil state ofthe nervous system.
A wholesome impetus Is likewise given 10
the action OF the liver and bowels by is
use. eod&w
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, January 16.-Flour Quiet and
weak. Wheat-Inactive, weak aud lower
No. 2 Chicago spring 81 OShal 03H cash,
81 0SH February, 81 04ISal OK March,
No. g., 900, rejected $50. COMMUNICATED
but generally lower and weak; 40c cash
and January, 39xc February and March,
rejected SOC. 0aLs-Easier at 2SZa2ic
cash and February, 23Xc January. Rye
Dull, weak and lower ut Csc. Barley-Dull,
weak, lower and heavy at 5OHa52c. Dress.
ed Hogs-Firmer at 81 l5a4 %. Pork
Opened weak and lover, closed at outside
prices $40 65al0 20 cash, Sl076 February,
$40 90 March. ~Lard-Steady with a fair
demand; 81 20a7 22k cash and January,
81 27x February, 81 IS March. Bulk Meats
Dull. Whisky-$l0 4.
At the close Wheat was fairly active
and a shade higher, 81 04LIal c4H Febru.
airy, 81 OK March. Corn irregular ut 39X
a40c January, 39KcF February, S9kc March.
Oats firmer but not quotably ligher. Pork
steady with q fair demand, advanced 2HC,
Lard easier but not quotably lower at
81 32KR735 February.