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Commercial.
MEETING OF THE NATIONAL COTTON EXCHANGE
IN NEW YORK, ETC.

IN NEW YORK, ETC.
NEW YORK, August 1.-The meeting OF
the National Cotton Exchange in this city
on Wednesday next is creating much inter
est among co.ton-dealcrs. a committee or
prominent dealers is now engaged in ma
king arrangements for the place and pro-
grammc OF the meeting. and there Is every
reason to expect the convention will be
very successful. 1t is expected it will be
attended by 60 to 100 delegates. represent
ing every important district interested IN
the production OF cotton. just what SUD-
iects will be discussed at the convention
have not yet been decided. President
Phelps, OF New Orleans. IS now in Boston
on business connected with the convention,
and will be on hand to preside next week.
The arrival yesterday on the steamship Al,
geria, from Liverpool, OF thirteen Sheffield
cutters, under contract with j. d. Frary,
OF Bridgeport. Conn, eNcites considerable
interest. The men say they did not leave
Sheffield for want OF work, but because
they were offered better wages and more
comfortable homes by the proprictors OF
the Frary Cutlery-Works. 1t is expected
that tive hundred more will come over in
the fall.
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saiabe. must be int. FIT mnes, four years old ap
under, sell ut S10MS10 less than mules OF SAME
grade. Those that over four years old TO seven
years are most marketable
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VIRGINIA CHEWING TOBACCO.

VIRGINIA bright extra and fine pounds. 7O6l75c:
Virginia Iine and extra liz. 75aS Sue. Virginia fine
G-nch and l2-nch twist. 5S@60c.: Virginia me-
tiium 6-inch and l2-inch twist, 45@46c.; Virginia
inch pounds. 4IM45c.; Virginia common L.
inch pounds. 4OM good bright Linen,
33@35c.: Virginia common ll-nch, 32M33c.
MlJc.; Virginia black navy, IS and As, 40@42c.
VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBACCO.
Virginia fine smoking. :l.20M: 1925: Virginia
assorted. i1m zoe. Norm Carolina ana others, 4S
Observation-Disclosures
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DEPAxrUxE or sTEA nER>.


CTEXMEH MAGGIE, CaptaipAsI.
~ CLIFFORD, WIN receive freight ats z2sssss
her wharf. opposite the Richmond. York River and
Chesapeake Railroad depot. EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY froEa 2 o'clock z. ~ until Z L. n,
Tor James and ChickahonItny rivers.
nu Silt GEORGE +. BUSH Agent.
E1OR PHIL 4 D E L = Ii A.-%x
Il Steamer PIONEER, Cantain PLATT. ssShGes22aa
, viii sail for Philadelphia FRIDAY MORNING, Au-
uSs Sfh, NJ O'Clock. Freight received uii TO w
. clock. j. ". McCARRICK.
aus. General Southern Agent.
E'OR NEW YOR k.-The Old <THh
4 Dominion Steamship Comrany's $500 -
Sc, mship WTANOKE, Captain Corcn, win sail
FRI DAY, August 9Th. at 6 orlock 4. VI.
Freight received until e'cIecx Thursday eycH-
tEs.
Fn, ough bHs OF ladyng signed and good. for
wzr with dis patch To all points north, SOUTH east
2.sl w, st: also TO foreign ports.
Fasst niger arcoS., IN citations unsurpassed
Cabin fare to- New TOrk, $l2; IOuiid-trp tickets,
SsN. S.eer0ge, Sc, and is.
For fn light or massage. apply to
g. ". ALLEN 4 CO., Agents.
a.6-St Compsuy's Wharf. Rockets.
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DHL-HEADS, $3.50 to 50 per reaIn, at
ID tbs DISPATCa PRlNTIke.HQUSA
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JNMAN LINE EE.l,r
L UNITED STATES kslaa:,..ss..
AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS,
NEW YORK TO QUEENSTOWS AND
LIVERPOOL
EVERY THURSDAY OR SATURDAY.
city OF BERLIN. 3.491 tous;
CITY OF RICHMOND. 1907 tons;
CITY OF CHESTER. 4,5e6 tons;
CITY OF MONTREAL. AGO tons;
CITY OF BRUSSELS. 3.775 tous:
CITY OF NEW YORK, $500 tons.
THESE MAGNIFICENT STEAMERS are among
the strongest, largest AMI fastest on the Atlantic,
and have every modern Improvement. intending
hot and cold WAFER and electric bells In state
rooms, revolving chairs In saloOus bath und snok-
Ing rooms. barler-shOpS. &c.
For rates OF passage and other information apply
70 JOHN 6. DALE.
Agent. 81 Broadway, New York; or to
GEORGE W. ALLEN 4 CO..
N cody Richmond.
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COMM ERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. August z. 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 292 bushels Red, 1882 bush.
els.
CoRN.-Nired, l4O bushels. White, 31s bush
els
OATs.-492 bushels; Of which $50 bushels were
re.eXhibitrd.
RYE-90 bushels.
MEAL.-S2 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. 80 bushels prime ut 81. OS; "a
bushels very good at Sl.uS: so bushels good ut
S1.07; LIZ bushels at Sl.05: 6 bushels common at
93c.: 1872 bushels on private iermS-tota 1872
bushels. Red, 200 bushels choice amber on private
terms: 326 bushels bushels very good Lancaster at
S1.0S: 334 bushels Lancaster al $1.07: Ga busil-
els very good Lancaster ut SLOT: 6 bushels good
Lancaster ut 81 .05 400 bushels Lancaster on pri-
yatc terms: ESQ bushels Very good Lancaster III
Sl.09; 1.l96 bushels mixed IL .05 3GG bushels
prime FuItZ at 81 276 bushels very good Fultz al
81: 100 bushels very goou Fuz 1t 9Tc.: 10 BUSH
els prime Fulz at CSC; ~ bushes Fuiiz at 95c.:
166 bushels fair Fulrz i'll 90c.: 26 bushels Fuz
AT 93c.; 334 bushels very good Fultz 1T 9Sc.-loal
1926 bushels.
CoRS.-IV White, 100 bushels on private terms
1913 bushels very good at 5Sc-tofal, 3lS bushels
.Nirea. IA o bushels very good at SIC.
0ATS.-62 bushels prime winter 1T 43c.: 1OC
bushels on private terms; "a bushels prime spring
ut 36c.; "a bushels very good spring ut &c.: Ga
bushels good spring ut &C.; lS bushels prime
spring 1T Acc. so bushels very good winter IA
42c.-to1aI, 492 bushels.
RYE.-9O bushels on private terms.
hEAL.-S2 bushels prime ut Csc.
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Progress OF tho ScOurGe at Memphis.
MEMPHIS, August I. Eleven new cases Of
fever were reported this morning. seven Of
whom are coiored. The whites are Mike
Dwyer, John Swanandcr, J. M. Tighe, and
Miss Amelia Herman. Two deaths have
occurred since last night-Mike Holly and
Leonce Cherot. prescription clerk at Mo
nicr's drugstore on HeaI street. Mrs. j.
NJ. Tiche is also down with the fever at her
residence on Walker avenue. beyond the
city limits. Ed. Moon is still alive.
The weather is sutry. Heavy storms
prevailed last night north OF Memphis, ana
light shower fell in the city shortly before
daylight this morning.
LATEST FROM MEMPHIs-THE FEVER RAPIDLY
SPREADING, &C. '~.' |f.
MEMPHIS, August 7.-Twenty-nine cases
in all, including the five mentioned last
night, were reported for the twenty.four
hours ending at 6 P. NJ. Nineteen. OF these
were colored. Three additional deaths
have occurred-viz., Kate Holly, Frederick
Holiauder, and Jesse Heart (colored.)
This marked increase in the number OF
new eases plainly indicates thai the fever is
rapidly spreading. The Howards to-day
assigned twenty-five additional nurses to
duty. Their daily expenses now aggregate
near $500. Ed. Moons condition tonight
is more favorable. X. e. Webb is in a
critical condition. Mrs. Flags and her re-
manning two children were Frustrated this
afternoon. The entire family-mother and
four childrcn-are down With the disease.
II rained heavily this afternoon, and an
other storm from the South is threatened.
The Committee OF Safety have sent cir
cular-letter 10 absent Memphians in other
cities, asking their assistance in supporting
tho moor new in camp.
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Canal ton

WASHINGTON. August As result OF
thorough enquiry at the State Department,
and an interview with the President this af-
ternoon, it may be authoritatively stated that
no action has been taken and no CORES
pondence held by this Government either
with regard to de LessepS's canal scheme in
its relations to our foreign policy, or with
regard to further exploration OF the 18th
mus by another Government expedition
with the view to the organization OF
an American Canal Company. AS far as
de Lesscps's scheme is concerned, both
the President and Secretary Of State are
convinced that no eXigencyi is likely to arise
which can cause disquictude or make it
necessary for this Government to take steps
for the protection OF American interests.
They believe that an impracticable route
has been selected, and that de Lesseps's
scheme will eventually fail through lack OF
financial support or for want OF American
cooperation. A commission OF united
States engineers will probably be appointed
to consider and report upon the whole SUBJ
ject Of inter-oceauc canal communication.
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Maryland Democratic Nominations.

BALTIMORE, August TN the Demo-
cratic State Convention to-day Hon. VIII
liam Il. Hamilton, OF Washington county,
was unanimously nominated Tor Governor.
G.. J. NJ. Gwinn was renomnatcd for Attor-
ney-G General, and Thomas j. Heating for
Comptroller. There were no other nomlna-
tions for these offices, anG they were made
without the formality OF rol-call.
The clauses in the platform which relate
to national issues declare that the cconomi-
cal administration of public affairs by the
Democratic Conservative party made re-
SUMPTION Of specic-paymcntS possible, and
that it is the duty OF that party to firmly
establish the credit OF the country upon the
basis OF coin exchangeable in all the mar
kets OF the world. IL asserts that the
| Democratic party was deprived OF the
fruit OF its victory in 1876, and demands
the enactment Of laws to prevent a
recurrence OF the offence. 1t declares the
Democratic party rests lis construction OF
the Constitution as regards States rights
upon the tenth amendment, which the Re-
pubIicans have violated by interference with
State elections and BY the use OF troops al
the polls. Finally, it thanks the Demo
cratic members OF Congress for securing
impartial trial by jury in the Federal courts
for the abolition OF the tcst-oath, and Tor then
manly stand against Republican encroach'
menls upon constitutional limitations.
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LOUISVILLE aIANUFACTUKED TOBACCO
MARKET.

AUGUST 3.-Ndnufdctured TObdccO.-Th mar
ket was firm aud prices fully maintained
LOUISVILLE CHEWING TOBACCO.
Fine bright. 3'S, H. and ibS.. Ala soc: mahoga-
ny, 1907. TBS. 43M4Jc.; mahogany iOubc ihick
rs, 44@45c.: mahogany single thick 81. 4iG! 45c. :;
&c. ana lOc plugs and fancy styles. 46N Sc bright
!6-oz lf,> A Case, bright double thick 3,s. 4lM
4Sc.: bright single thick 3s, 44@r4Sc.: bright Sc.
and lOc. plugs and fancy styles. 4S6iSc plain
WRAPPER, ID, ID, aud l6-oz-. $50; plain small
work, 4Oc; second-sradc ibS., rs, and KS 3e N4Oc.
LOUISVILLE SMOKING TOBACCO.
Mixed plug. smoking, Sic: stem smoking. in pa-
per. CSC: cut and dry smoking, 226i3Uc: Bright
and grannl aed ". vs.. aud as. 27Gg3Oc.: bright
y
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The FAST and elegant steamer ARIEL, Captain
Z. e.. CLIFFORD carrying the United States ntiD,
leaves Richmond for ah0ve-nained places every
TUESDAY, Thursday, and SATURDAY, at
7:l3 a. VI.
Fare 10 OEt Point, Norfolk or Porsmouh..S Q so
Fare Tor rounh rip, uullmitea!............. co
Fare 70 Baltimore. Observation-Disclosures. r 90
Fare 10 l'hii,dCilia.... .....-.............. 05
Fare 10 Se1 York. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 SIS
Through tickets sold at Ciarrr's, S26 Main street
Fxcha;.1e Motel. AID board steamer. Baggage
checked through
e EXCURSION SEASON OPENED.
The steamer Ariel " Is ready for engage
mcntS for Day and Moonlight. Excursions n
Low EE RAVES than have ever been Off red before
Freight received daily TOR Norfolk. Portsmouth;
Newborn. Washington AMI Tarhoro', y. C., aud all
landings on Tar river: Washington. ID. c., Hamp-
ton, ana Eastern Shore CT Virginia, and regular
landings .j;liurs river. AT lowest rates.
The steamer ARIEL has lately been almost en-
treiy rebuilt: ana Icfurnishcd In elegant and
costly manner and Is confidently recommended ~
the Fastest and most comfortable steamer that has
run on this route for mLnv years.
l.. Il. TATUM, superintendent,
100 Main street AMI Rockets.
i. W. NCCAREICK. Agent. Norfolk. SEQ
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOATei@,
COMPANY'S
AMESETTER LINE,
FOR
OLD: POINT.
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH.
AND
ALI. BEG ULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER
CONNECTING AT
NORFOLK WHIT THE RhY-LrNE,
PGG BALTIMOIaE. PHILADELPHIA. NEW
YORK. ANo BOSTON.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
FINANCE MATTERS,

LONDON, August THE financial articles
published this morning state that the with
drawal OF gold from the Bank OF England
Yesterday for the United States was the
probable precursor OF larger shipments in
payment for quantities OF American pro-
duce arriving here and in France, and that
steady decline in rates Of exchange has
pointed to such a movement in bullion for
some time past. 1t is understood that the
Bank OF England holds Il large amount in
American eagles.
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A Wrecked Steamer Kaidcd and Pill
LACED.

MONCTON, n. B., AUGUST IA fearful
hurricane passed over Bucloshe river and
vicinity last night, doing much damage,
carving away large bridge and the tower
of the Catholic chapel, and destroying so
buildings. Three people were killed and
MANY badly injured.
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MARINE INrKLL,aE,.n...

s1INTATuRE ALMANAc- .-,,r,,,I;,r.- ) q.
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porsey and jeff. Eavis.

.-,sr OF MRS. DoRsEY'S WILL MAKING
toS'', ,rp ulrR-AN IMPETUOCS
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.5uld grasp 50 much and such varied know
"dge was neither q lunatic nor an idiot.
tut there WAS in the family trait some
ing akin 70 impulsiye insanity. | knew
re OF them who, in tits OF alteration, took
+tir own lives, and there were two more
'milarIy afflicted il mind. And possibly il
>aral had lived longer the disease, " hatever
was, would have developed in her also.
Me was highly cultured woman, and was
rIcccdln-ly fond Of literary society. And
" Mr.. DAVIS made some pretensons to lite
Try ability and tastes, she conceived u llk-
ag for him."
The General repeated substantially what
us son had said concerning the platonic al
.'ction OF Mrs. Dorsey for Mr.. D.yis, but
1t dla not believe that any other relations
'N'sfed between them. Still it was Very un-
Wise Tor her to allow married man TO live
III hcr nome separate from his own wife and
! 'h'ly. But he could account for it on two
,,Ounds-her sympathy with The eminent
.1ctet and her love of literary people. She
"as thoroughly southern ia her instincts
%a0 feelings, and looked upon Mr. Davis as
1alch-abuscd man, neglected by the peo.
.'E "hom be tried to serve, and, withal, as
8 nan OF culture and literary tastes; so that
81 ,,e readily took to him, even to the extent
u compromising her own standing in So
elety.
"a ine law irm OF Mills d Fellowes, who
Il EN s engaged in Mrs. Gaines's will case, are
81 esra 70 De engaged in this. Correspond
al D,ii,su-s been held with them, but General
n bad sten could not tell whether or no they
81 ~. ;a oeen engaged. His son, Mortimer,
,I"F,mlned to contest the will, and SO is
,En -uaei Ellis, and the General bad no doubt
,Gs would ultimately succeed in breaking
Ib be WILL But Mr.. Davis is in possession OF
i,.r property, and be will delay the final
No, ae as long as possible. The General does
IT," .t expect the result to be reached under
r su years, and meanwhile, be says, the pro-
Es,:! may may be very greatly depreciated.-
y" fdrf' Herald, Thursday. xea. i
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william Simpsons WIN.

The will OF William Sim pson. the pswnhroker.
was yesterday offered for probate It's dated Dec. 10
isTs and appoints as IT. executors Xmcna simpson ht
testators wite John simpson. his brother. and Wi
nam Simpson. Jr.. and John simpson Jr. the tesla.
tors sons The ie-tator tcquonihs his household Effects
ami the income from his houes an o's Rr,cme stree
and N" Bwerv 10 hi vie drun- her ic ana direct
that after her death the lf'l cry be sod ANA The "
eecds divided among his c lrtn lie leaves 'he eoo.'
will n the rHwnbrokne husrs- NJ Delaney street aud
the Bov"ry a. HI sun John simpson Jr. aul direct.
his executor To lend g. him from t ctrrYuC
on . business any sum u I" $1,000 The income from
the resi- " HE estate a. be fHif 600 Ia POI.
children, William simpson. Jr. Jnhn simpson j.
Sarah T. McGraw. Niuena r. Covel. and Alice T. Nc
Craw during their lives Tie estate 20 30 aite their death
their ohildrcn
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EHE JURORS TEST olTH.
Applied 70 Democrats Only In the south Caro-
lima Election Cases.

WASHINGTON, April 9l.-No better ilustra-
ton OF the iniquitous character OF one Of the
laws which the Democrats in Congress are
striving to repeal IA afforded than in thetral Of
the alleged offenders against the election laws
IN South Carolina. Judge Bond is presiding NJ
the trial Of these cases and Assistant United
States District Attorney Mnckey ia the chct
prosecutor. In tina case Of William Kerrigan.
charged with assnultng n supervisor Of cleo;
ton, MHckey applied the test ouih to certain OF
the jurors. Counsel for the prisoner objected
md Judge Bond uvrrrulcd the Objection. Judge
BRYAN protested against the application 81 the
oath. saying that it virtually disiranghises
highest right OF free citizennaihe
right to sit on n jury. judge Bond
ruled that Mackey need not apply. the onth
~ such jurors MS were unoblcctionable to tho
Government The panel WIS finally conn etrd
Eight jurors were white and four .colored. OF
the white mon one. John r.. Tobhrrt. was a
Lieutenant in Senator Buffers regiment tho
Second South Carolina: another, l.. II. ltuss"ll
was Lieutenant m tho First South Carolina
Cavalry and the others were prVnt"s IN the
Confederate service. Tho test oath was not at
plled tn these men. heruusc it WIS known that
they were violent Radicals. The oath was used
to exclude all Democrats from the panel.
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tn. Comml.loner Wheeler.

Andrew V. Stout. Benjamin b. Sherman.
Henry p Vail Frederick D Tappsn William l. JcuEn.
jacob n vermye. Jacob Campbell and other bankers
presented IN Mayor Cooper YESTERDAY petition FOR III
Iearpihtnien vi John Wheeler Ia the Presidency nj the
De tmrnt OF TiNes aud As,c-surufs. Among The
sgner' Of The lei Jon arc john JAG Asior. II Clai
lin. Marshall O Roberts Pncli-. iee A Co. A X 4
Thnrber Co, Mckrsson Robbins, and Whittemore
1eeL Post A Co.
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PENNsYLvANIA KAILHoAD.
AND uNIrEp SITES VAL ROUTE


on AMI after April = 1879.
Trains leaNe New York VIA Desbrosses and Cortiand
Streets Ferries az follows
Expression HARRISBURG Pittsburgh. the West and South
s.3OP NJ daily.
For wlhamsport Lock Haven Cory. and Erie at 30
= NJ, connecting AZ CORY for Ttusvile, Petroleum
Centre. and the oil Regions williamsport and Loo
Haven. g A VI
Baltimore Washington and the South. Limited wash.
ingon Express OF Pullman Parlor Cars daily exec pi
sunday, 10 A. NJ. arrive Washington 4l2 p NJ Regu
lar al 30 ami $50 A. NJ. and 10 r. w. sunday,
80 A. NJ. and 10 ?. " For Baltimore. P. NJ exec pi
sunday
II A. NJ. !, 81, >. g, ~, $50 and 10 P. ~ sun
daN. 81 ANA A NJ. ,. q. 30 30 and 10 r. NJ Emf
grant and seconi class. 80 +. VI.
Boats OF Brlokyn Annex" connect with all through
trains at Jersey city, afording a speedy and direct
transfer for BROOKLYN travel
Trains arrive From Pittsburgh $50 10. 20 A. M 1910
2 NJ. daily; AMI $50 Z NJ daily, except Monday.
From Washington and Baltimore. $50 A. NJ , $50
As, l0loP. NJ sunday, 9 81 4. VI. and 10 10 + VI.
frum Philadelphia, $50. 81. 40. 10 ~ II 80 A.
1850. 80, 500 SO, aud 10 10 P ": Sunday asa
50, 10 30 II 30 A. NJ. 8 20, 1910 p NJ
Ticket Offices so and aii Broadway Aston House,
ana foot Desbrosscs and CortAnd sts Court and
Brooklyn Annex Depot foot Of Fulton =. Brooklyn,
City Emgrant Ticket oiiiee. Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON. l.. =. FARMER,
Manager. Geul Passenger
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An Inalan,. skeleton E.humrd.

The skeleton of an Indian was unrarthed Inst
week on the premises Of William White near oNer Pond
Sag HArbor. 1t was several feet under ground Tn,
body had been buried In sitting posture ana pieces
potc and Other relies were found win the bones tn
1arger piece of pottery nrnHmcncd howl about
twelve Inches m diHmcrr Tho skeleton Wa that ~ au
old man. six ret more IN hel-ht, anu had probably
been buried hundred. OF wears
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prOpusaIs.
CEAI.ED PR

CEALED PROPOSALS will he received by tie
- Trustees Of the New York ami Brooklyn Bridge. a.
their ONCE - Water 81. Brooklyn until ~ n'co W.
the 81 day o NAV. 1873 Tor tile manufacture ami de
livery, not including erection m about I'VE thousand
tons Ut steel WORK. and about cshtccn tons u
Tequ ed Tor the suspended super'rucIure OF the East
River irdge
S'ceihcatens may be obtained and plans tho
Engineers office.
W A RoERLING. ch.el Engineer
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GrtursIons.

EXCURsIONS.-Supcro steamboats,. harces. and
lL-rOVes Socieurs. ~Chuols. and small parties arly
early for choice ni days office nj SrARlNs Excursions
Pier II, North River. iout ni Curthndt u
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KINGSTON. ~ Y. April 21.-Joseph Palmer.
the Elcnvle orger urraiencd before Justice West
brook this afternoon. He pleaded guilty aud was sen.
enced To nvc wears IN the Clinton state Prison This Is
l-e M.hln.l srmlemcr nLnN.d LN lMc law.
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