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Fpring and Summer Hats.
Gents fashionable Silk Hats, 81 and IS:
ard Round @ STU g to
A large and elegant assortment of Boys and
Chlldren's Felt, Light Felt, and Straw Hats, for
School and Dress at all prices from CSC. to 81 So
DoctoE's , Fees from Two to Five Dollars;
bilious disorders Is positive cure.
Would Not Be Without 1t.
Such Is the verdict after using Quirk's Irish
Tea; 1t regulates the system. Costs Is cents
package.
BYRN's 14th-st Shoe Store, (oelowC orcoran st. y
TEE P1NAToEE SUIT just received. A. Strauss
lOl1 pennsylvania avenue
SOFT CRABS daily received at The Norfolk
oyster Depot, 62l street northwest. N. White
& co.
WORTH, the Partisan Man. Milliner, it is said
draws inspiration from quaffing DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup.
CHEAP REPAIRING-Byrn's1 4th- st. Shoe Store.2
TRAVELLERS are always sure of being made to
feel at home when visiting New York, II. during
their tn stay they win stop at the Astor House
City, and the Prices of Rooms have been Re-
duced to meet the times.
AS OIL GAINS THE HoARsE AND TURBULENT
WAVES, "HGle's Honey Of H0rehO,s1d and Tar
allayS and subdueS Coughs, Colds, H0arseneSs,
and all irritations and spasmodic affections OF
the organs at respiration. Every bottle OF 1t Is
a barricade against Phthisis.
minute. Sold by all druggists at Is cents.
SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. If
lacking In flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force use
earth for impotence, leanness, sexual debility,
premature decline, &C., &C. 81, at druggists:
advice free. Depot, IS Barclay street, r. z,
ana Tor washington at $50 Pa. ave. 3,24eo1y
CHEW Jackson's Best Navy Sweet Tobacco. fly
ssurely Vegetable and tasteless No nox1ous
Iugs Formula on each package. An Know
a %nat they are taking Cure dyspepsia, heart
tess, sick headache, pain Ia back or shoulders.
Eidbey directions, nervous debility. coatad
aekasa an Al dyrsss OF the blood ssc
Drew, 9th and Penila. avenue. 2.aO2:
Piles instant relief; harmless; never failing. All
druggists; so cents. Principal depot, j. W.
Drew, 9th and Penna, avenue. 1908.
FOR UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins.
louis Soothing Syrup has been used for children
It corrects acidlty OF the stomach, relieves
wind collie, regulates the bowels, cures Glysen.
tery and diarrhGa, whether arising from teeth.
ing or other causes. An old and Well-tried rem.
edy; Is cents bottle.
TO LADIES AND GENTLRMRN.-We wish to cal
attention TO A. Fischer's Chemical Securing ana
Dyeing establishment, No. 9O6 street, neal
| 9th street. BY promptly adopting the latest
| improvements, whether OF American or Euro.
| pean invention, he Is enabled to do his work In
| Q manner not to be eQualled by those not pos
sessing these facilities. Cents suits cleaned
| for 81. N. B.-Lace curtains cleaned from Z.
cents up to 81 a window. Wool blankets from
| IS cents to rs cents pair, by cleaning number
| reduction In price. Speciaity-Ladies party
| dresses, spotted or soiied round the bottom
cleaned without doing the whole garment; u
| years experience.
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THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN GOLD AND
SILVER. AS WELL AS GREAT VARIETY OF
FANCY GOODS. DESIGNED ESPECIALLY FOB
WEDDING PRESENTS.
ap9-tr IL w, GAIT, BIO. 4 CO.
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a The British Admiralty have issued repula
lions that all candidates for the naval service
WIRE ther officers, men, boys, or marines must
produce certincsle that they are able TO swim.
or they Will be ineligible.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to s
B. How ell and MoIIie c. Asilby: w. II. Llpham
Washington; Harvey L. Page and Annabel
Ogden.
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WARRINGTON FISH MARKIT.-S0id BY r. A
Golden. agent, since last report: $1,000 her.
rings from 81 to IS per thousand; 5000 shad
from 81 10 $40 per hundred; 600 punches rock
and perch from 20 to 40 cents per bunch.
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TIE REV. j. F. MERRIAM, whose views as to
the doctrine of eternal punishment prevented
congregational Council from installing him as
pastor at Indian orchard, Mass, has ioo-..
his charge on ACCOUNT OF faiil l.. -
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DELIGHTED PRoPLE.-Crowds OF delighted
youths and boys and satisfied adults can be seen
hourly making selections OF youths, boys and
childTen's clothing, at the Popular Boys Cloth
pg House Of B, Robinson q Co., 800 Pa, aY,
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THE SPRING SEASON is now fairly opened
and the inquiry for meas and boys Clothing
has become general. AT Straus may be found
a new assortment OF the latest styles and at the
lowest rates that can be named.
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ANOTHER CLERGYMAN ELOPES.-The Hillsville
!Glles county, Virgiaaian says:-'Rev. C?) Earl
Marry, residing In the lower end of this county,
IN company with girl who was employed In
MS family, decamped last week for parts un-
known. Mabry was preacher In the Banfist,
church and had family, which he leaves with
no means OF support, having sold his land and
cattle ID raise money Gil which to leave"
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FIRE LAST NIGHr-The alarm at $40 O'Clock.
last night was for fire In house No. 3O5 M street
NV, owned by Thomas Tullock and occupied
by James NJ. Blanchard. The fire WAS caused
by the lace curtains taking nre from the gas
burner. Damage about$l50.
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WASHINGTON CITY CATTLE MARKEr-Que,ns-
torn Stock Yard, April oath, 1879, reported by
ranging from 81 to 5ssc. per pound; 200 shee .
and lambs; old sheep sold at prices ranging
from 81 to 4Lc. per pound; lambs from to Sc
$l5 each Market brisk.
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CUTICUR A
REMRDIES

Fave Achieved the Most Noted Success
OF Amy Medicines Of Modern Times.
Mesprs Weeks b Potter have never doubted the
spes ific properties Of CUTIcURA, CUTIcURA RI
SOLVENT, and CUTICURA Soar. for the speedy per.
manent and economical cure of Humors az the
Blood SKIN ana ecalp. They arc, however aston
isheu 1t their universal for to be ex
solely from epaemodic or ignorant use of them
They are enabled TO say without fear OF oontradc-
ton that o remedies ever ach eyed in the shor1
space OF one year the number Of wonderful cures
performed by the CUTICURA REMEDIES.
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old BYE WHISTLES.

1916
I, 0lddifion to the above line of Fine Whiskies We
have on hsrd large stock of OUR OWN VERY
POPULAR BRANDS, known as
BARBOUR'S PURE RYE,
BAKERS
"CHKSTON,"
IMPERIAL"
"ELWOOD,"
MAMA VALLEY,
GOLD MEDAL
Together with large assortment Of the Justly
celebrated Bye Whistles made by JOHN GIBSON.
SONS 90. All Of which we offer to the trade at
prices as favorable as can be obtained from the dis
dllsrs or from any dealer in the country.
Call and examine our stock
BARBOUR & HAMILTON.
ap23-2w
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Condensed Locals.

Street lamps win be lighted at 500 p. n, and
extinguished at 345 a. m.
An Indictment having been found against
James Boland, as one Of the. gang OF ruffians
who outraged Miss CLANCY, he was yesterday
re-arrested on a bench warrant and sub5e-
QueEtly gave bonds In 5000.
Policeman Phillip Shea, heretofore one OF the
most reliable and respected officers in the SER
vice. was taken LII recently with strange
malady which IL is thought affected his mind,
and his friends have had him taken to Mount
Hope Asylum at Baltimore for treatment. IL is
hoped that few days rest Will restore him and
that his mind will not be permanently Impaired.
The party who have pledged themselves to
emigTate to AriZona-SOme fifteen or twenty
persons-helda meeting last evening at $50 10Th
street. and discussed constitution for the colo
nists. 1t Will be further considered tonight and
adopted.
At the revival at Hamline NJ. E. Church last
night large number of persons were seeking
religion, and thirteen persons protested CONVEX
sion. Rev. Mr.. Harrison stated that On next
Sabbath morning he would change his plan OF
work, and will preach sermon. This will be
Mr. Harrisons nrst regular sermon In Washing
Chief Moses and party leave this evening by
the b. & T. X. r., On the $40 train west, bound
selves much pleased with their visit.
Mr.. Daniel B. Stocking, Union soldier early
In the war, and afterwards clerk In the Quar-
ternaster's department here and in the west,
was found dead In bath room In Omaha, Neb.
on the 10th inst. He had been clerk of Chief
Quartermaster Luddlngton In that city. He has
many friends here who win be sorry to hear Of
his death.
A neck-tie party was given at the Lincoln
Mission Tuesday night by the ladies of Asbury
N. E. Church for the benefit of this mission, and
among other schemes for raising money was a
prize gold watch, to be given to the person SELL
Ing the largest number OF tickets. The whole
number OF tickets sold at ten cents each was
1855 OF which number Miss Ellen Randolph sold
610 and received the prize.
Basil Chase, an insane colored man, who was
found several days ago out In the county wan
dering about and taken to the Freedman's hos
p,tal, was to-day sent to the Government In
sane Asylum.
For Mr.. Eess' benefit might and Emma At
bolts farewell matinee to morrow Paul and
Yirg1niaa-the new Opera-which Illustrates {.
the only times. Extra chairs and other accom-
modaf1ons viii be provided for late Corners.
Saturday evening 1.-THE Chimes of Normandy,
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NoTE.-CUTICURA is admirable assisted I'm cases OF
extreme physical weakness, or when the virus of
ternal use of the CUTICURA REsoLvENr, without
doubt the most powerful blood puriher aud liver
stlmulsnt in the world.
OuTIcURA SOAP IL an elegant toret and medicinal
as 1sant to CUTICURA in the treatment of ali exter
nal ailments. For chapped hands, rough skim and
TAN and the lesser skin troubles it IL in.
and BATH is the most elegant refte shing and heal
M9 bel ore the public
There great remedies succeed where all others
heretofore 10 use fail because they porse $. new and
0ris1nA properties never befo.e successfully com
The CUTIcURA REMEDIES ara prepared hy veeks
& Potter Chemists and Druggists, Boston and aod
by all Druggists Price Of CUTIoURA small boxes
o. cents: large boxes. containing r~o aud onehaH
bottle; CUTIcURA SOAP, % cents per CAKE; BIZ mail
80 cents; 3 cakes, Is centa
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MAGNIFICENT PROPERTY FOR SALE AT AUG
TIoN.-That beautiful square just south of the
British legation, and bounded by Connecticut
avenue, N, N, 18th and 10th streets northwest
has been subdivided into eligible building lots
which will be offered at auction on the Sth OF
May, by b. II. Warner, Real Estate auctloneer
who sells under an order Of the court. TIE
title is perfect.
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COLUMBIA LODGE, No. 8, 1. o. G.. T., elected
officers last night as follows :-ChaS. Parm or,
W. C. T.; Sarah Farmer, WIT; Alex. Brook
field, w. s.; Barbara Lauxman, w. A. s.; Sarah.
L. BrCokfield, w. +. secretary; William A. Sey-
mour, W. treasurer; Jennie E. Scheide, W chap;
WIS. Grace, W. M; Ruth Lewis, w. d. M; Rose
Lewis, w. l. g.; John Wells, p. w. c.. t.; Emma
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manentIy Cured
Law OFFICE OF CHAs. HoUGHroN.
IL Congress str eet, boston, heb. 70, 1873
Mess,s WEE ks & POTTER :-Geafieraea,- feel IL
q duty to inform you. and through You I'll Who ave
interested to know the fact tina, m, ct dsasreeable
aud obsti oate case Of Sale Rheum Eczema, which
has bern unoer my personal observation from it's
fr,t appear ance TO the present tme.-about ten Q0l
years-cnverng the greater portion Of the patents
body and I'm be- with its peculiar Irritating and itch.
ing ecab. and TO which all the known methods Of
eft has completely disaI peared, leaving q clean
and ht slthy skin under . few days Of profuse ap.
and do heartily wise all sitniis rly ai ctei
to try the remedy which has been 90 efec, uaI in
this case. Very truly yonrs,
CHAS. HOUGHTON,
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LIVER Complaint
And Dyspepsia Treated by the Resou.
vent, Gains 5 la pounds ON
One Bottle

One Bottle.
Gcnttemen,-I have had Liver Complaint anu Dys.
1epsla, Win running sores On tie si fe of nv neck
.os zen years. Doctors did me no good. have been
tbtSnQng ior eight years ana 1t did good Every
UNI ate distressed me. got reduced from ITe
70 h iS2 pounds At last tried the REsoLvEHT and
and one half pounds It is doing the business. and
am going for ii strong
Yours truly,
4l4 WABASH AVE, CHICAGO, ILL Nov Is. 1878.
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dispatch to the Philadelphia Times from this
city says: "Peter Herdc. of Wllliamsport,
whose disappearance from home many weeks
ago occasioDed some disagreeable comment. is
now here. His health Is very bad, and he can
scarcely speak above whisper. He has just
returned from Colorado. He will remain here
Until the weather Is m1lder at home"
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Would Not Be Without 1t.
Sucn Is the verdict after using Quirk's Iris1
Tea; 1t regulates the system. Costs Is cents a
package.
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Covering the Body for Ten Years, Per.
nanently Cured.
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TIE CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER has elected
Captain W. Ross Browne and Dr. ]. L: RODGERS
Wardens: Dr. James Rea Me5srs. L. B. Parker,
E. ID. Webb, Fl. III. Tilley, w. S. Lawrence, j. f.
Page, and - Granger; vestrymen; Captain w.
Ross Browne and DR.. j. X. Rodgers, memUerS
of the parish council; DR.. Rodgers with Hon.
VIM. Aldrich as alternately, delegate TO the Gen.
eral Council of the Reformed Episcopal church,
which meets In Chicago In May; and Mr.. l.. b.
Parker, treasurer.
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A chespHess 81 ny isrse Stock % Ssttbns9 ths
GothlI 3, but little worn, and welselected lines Of
ayenue orthwest. for The next thirty days ahaII
Offer tbs ipducemsntg Of selling ~ goods & FIVE
and handl only drstclass goods @ good g nav md
hi det<rn ined to force trade Ct snan msrT{n ~
TO c.n at t; ORIGINAL HERZOG'S. S66 ~ xx v8
rtrthwes, near Pennsylvaaia avenue, OF 6rSnch
stere, 2S7 enneylyanta avenue. msrSi-im
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CITY ITEMS.
Fpring and Summer Hats.

fpring and Summer Hats.
Gents fashionable Silk Hats, s. and IS:
Square and Round Crowned Stiff Hats. 81 to &:
Black and Colored Soft Felt Hats. 81. so to So.
A large and elegant assortment of Boys an
Chlldren'S Felt, Light Felt, and Straw Hats, fe
at Lewis, 920 Seventh street, between and L
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A RESCUE ABOUT 1890 O'Clock to-day q boy
about twelve years OF age, named Geraldine
Hannah, while playing on the K street bridge,
over Rock creek, fell through hole In the
bridge into the water, and man named James
Williams, who was at work painting the bridge
for the District government, Jumped In to rescue
the boy, and both would have been drowned
had in not been for one Joseph Harrington, q
young man, who was near by and saw the diff
Guilty they were In. They were both pulled out
OF the water, and DR.. Kelly rendered medical
service, after which the boy was sent TO his
home
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NOTICE.-Tbe Ladies Of the NE crop JI.TTAN
~ A. n. X. CHURCH, situated oo u st, Oapitol
Aili. between New j. rsey avenue aud lst q, win
EVENING, April 81, 1879, in their Mission Chspel.
Gh t,nnlnS two weeks Al tickets issued for the
Charlfy ID awing'' will be redeeas ed ct the Fair
Goods viii Re oietr. buted to ticket holoers durnS
ana close Of the fair The same elias. of GOODS
puoshed IL the circui AIRS of the Gift driving will
re dlsc1butsd IN the Fair. Music Tabeaux aud
conc arte VIII eniven the evenings ReIreshments
holders admitted free.
Nee AVN r. ii. CAIN, Pastor
Mne. ANN dAhls. Presi5 dent apps St.
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fairly active and firm: Carolins s5Ae7K. Lou
isiana s4@7a Rosin dull, 81 2s@1 80 Potatoes
f faa at as5S@asX. Wool-Fair demand and
firm; Domestic fleece 1908. pulled 1000. I'M
washed 1902, Texas 1900,
Pork opened stronger. closed dull and weak !;
mess. pot So aoa9 80, the latter for cnoiee; Oc-
tober IS So mfddIas ddll and weak. long clear
~ short eesr ~ oag and sdet es ear ana e
grade g. October 6 20@s.25. Whisky nominal,
W1LMrNGroS Sept. O. Spirits turpentine
quiet at 24A. Rostn quiet; strained 90: good
strained s5 Crude turpentine steady; hafd , u:
p pps Wife :, 50 So dze soS al d oofA
BALTIMORE Sept a-Uats steady but quiet !;
Southern 1902. Western White - 1898 90
prime to choice Pennsylvania and Marylansd
1901 per ton Provisions firm and unchanged
Butter firm; prime to choice We.tern pGa aess
1904. Eggs easier and quiet at 1tha15. Coffee
firm; Bio eargoes-Old l1A@14h. new i2asl51s.
Whisky. quiet at 81 o791 o776 Freights I'M
ohs2nef5 sag san r s0s 8 ssaa9 and m
changed. Wheat active and higher; No red
fall 93219935a cash, 982<89sH septen,5 Der. sfAz0
az az 1bosng 9% o9oeT sae' d Noy9g gPer
cash, sl5s september. a8l October 2s7s@2sA II
the year. Oats higher; No, 2 23923A CASH, 281sl9
Der. Whisky unsettled 81 059f o6. Pork higher:
s. 90. Lard quiet: salable So. Bulk meats
firm clear ribs 54@52a, clear sides 5.6595.z0.
The cattle supply again consists wholly OF
grass Texans. which sold freely az a slight ad-
vance. ranging from 81 1903 30: native cat
tie wanted at full previous prices; recefDt
l7oo; shipments 100 Hogs flrmer and scarce.
Mixed packing 50 2os 4s; Yoakers ana 1o6 6sTl
receipts 1900; no shipments. Sheep steady
and unchanged receipts 1900; shipments 1900
changed. Wheat active Arm and higher. but
uase,t tied: No / Chicago spring 95, No: do 888
@s8@ cash. s84@88% October, s9S bid Novem-
Corn Ger So as S s sad oNer 5sq &C.
Der, 334 bid November, % all the year. rejected
s2A, Fair demand, higher and unset
jeeted 2oh. Pork active bat lower; SO 90 cash;
SO AN as As October, 81 90 November, 81 . all
the year: Lard-aair demand hnt lover; 5 RI
as. 35 all the year Bulk meats steady and firm ;
shoulders ss5, clear ribs and clear sides $.
Whisky steady and unchanged. ,.l
Close-Wheat easier; 884 asked cash. 882s
asked October 8a2s November. Corn duh. weak
and lower; 1873 October s275 bib November.
P P5rk haaTs - osobsr La Lard da sad
lower; 10 October 5 42a January.
The Drovars' j urnai reports: o,oo s.,-
days advance WAS entirely lost; market DE-
pressed and demoralized; mixed packing So 10
sa as s9 8 3 sz E & fhelf: esnSy
sad healthy bgs unsysn fsi {. t. COX go g
Butchers fIrmer and fairly active: sock
tive; Westerns stronger and fairly aeiiys
sheep-Receipts 1000: shipments $50; market
steady and unchanged at g.
LOUISVILLE. Sept. 9. : Flour duh and I'M
Corn quiet; white a, mixed 30. oaFs frmer
white 231. mixed 247a. Provisions advancing.
PORK IS 90 Lsrd ssady choice ea IN tssr n
dars 81, clear ribs 5, clear sides 81 Bacon
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Late Chinese advices represent the grain
ind cotton crops In the province Of Che Kiang
Is suffering from protracted drouth, and In
Danger of serious impairment If not of wide
spread destruction. The province has a pop
nation Of 26,000,o GEO, and thus is another
probable market opened for our great Ameri
Hn stables.
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The board of managers OF the New York
Cotton Exchange have decided to amend rule
!, relating to margins, BY adding the follow
ng: providing that all demands for ORR
gnaI margins on verbal contracts or slips
must be made within twenty-four hours after
Ae transaction upon which such original
margins are called" ".z..@
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Reader, are you afflicted


And you wish to regain your health. strength
and energy Of former years2 Do any Of the fol-
lowing symptoms meet your distressed condi-
timid. and lack the power Of will and action?
Are your kidneys stomach or blood In disor-
derad condition? Do you suffer from Theun1a-
been tndiscrset In early years, and find yourself
harassed with 3 multitude Of gloomy sym ptons?
Are you subject to loss Of mory have spells Of
flaming fu!lness IF blood in the head, feel list
less, moping, unfit for business or pleasure.
and subject to fits Of neIanenolg2 Are you sub
iect to any of the following symptoms: Restless
nights, nightmare, palpitation of the heart,
hashfuness, confusion Of Ideas, dizziness In the
head, dimness of sight. etc2 Thousands Of
young men, the middle aged, and even tue cid
males. too are broken down In health and spirits
from disorders ,Decu lar to their sex, and Who,
from false Baodesty or neglect, prolong their
sufferiags Why then further neglect subject
Of such vital importance when the remedy can
be so easily procured2.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-10

Few nations ID the world are better stu
aed financially than Japan. The last annual
report of the minister OF finance reports the
actual revenue for the last fiscal year, $69,-
1856. For the same year the actual expen-
dtares were se9, 2o3 M2. This shows q
hlance Of S279, 434 on the right side Of the
lMger.
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The decision OF Judge Drummond, an
nounced In the Ohio Mississippi case, is re-
garded In Wall street as important, because
It establishes mortgage claim against the
road Of s., 1851 900. To be added to this amount
soverdue interest Of S35o0o0, making total
liability of S2.31f 600
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COMM ERClAL.
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Tuesday Evening. September 9. 1879.

COTTON-The receipts were small to-day
and under the influence of a good demand and
favorable advices from abroad the sales aggre-
gated 1900 bales. at an advance Of .e for all
grades above Low Middling.
The following is the official closing OF the Cot
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The foregoing statement fs a true and correct
transcript from the books OF the Company.
THOS. a. ADAMS. President
HENRY Y. OGDEN, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this sev<
enteenth dag Of MAJ, 4. 2; 1s5snu.,,.
The Board of Trustees this day resolved AFTER
paying Ten Per Gent in cash to the stockholders.
and carrying to profit and loss SIS, TAO. On ac-
count OF the Mechanics and Traders Bank
stock held By this company. and also further
sum for shrinkage In values. TO declare q dtvi.
dend of Twenty Per Cent In cash on the net
participating premiums, payable on Monday.
sixteenth of June next,
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HELP
FOR THE WEAK, =
NERVOUS AND
DEBILITATED,
DIR. HASBROUCK'S.
ELECTRIC BELTS.

The afflicted can now DO restored to perfec
health and bodily energy without the use q
medicine OF any Kind, and without the slightest
Inconvenience to the patients habits or daily
cccup patton.