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CHAPTER XII.
Their minds
Had wandered from their dwellings,.

Their minds
Had wandered from their dwellings.
Their thoughts
Were combinations of disjointed things.
BYRON.
Sick at heart, and half bewildered by the
rush of thought awakened in her mind, Ra-
chel paid little heed to where she was going,
and crossing at wrong street, found that she
had, unawares, missed her way, and had en-
tered locality which was unfamiliar to her.
She turned and endeavored to retrace her
steps, but only grew more uncertain and
confused, as she passed corner after corner
without recognizing any landmark that she
knew.
She wandered on for some time, before the
simple expedient of asking to be directed oc-
Cured to her mind. Stopping at length to
inquire of respectable looking woman the
way to -- street, she discovered that she
was at least mile away from home. 1t was
getting late, and there was no chance OF her
reaching it before nightfall. She now wish
ed that she had remained at Mrs. Gray's, for
the prospect of being overtaken by the dark
ness alone in these crowded and unfamiliar
streets filed her with alarm, and banished,
for the present, all other considerations.
The woman to whom she had applied, took
pains to explain to her the shortest and most
direct route she could follow to reach --
street, and believing that she comprehended
her, Rachel thanked her and hurried on.
She had scarcely gone square farther, when
runaway team, followed by crowd of rag
ged, whooping boys, came tearing down the
street. She was in the act of crossing when
she first perceived her danger, and paused, ir.
resoute, not sure whether it was safest to 60
on or return. Either plan would have been
better than to hesitate thus. A voice near
by shouted to her to "get out of the way"
but before she could obey the warning she
was conscious of violent shock, was flung
to the ground, and knew nothing more.
"There's woman run over" cried voice,
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TO BE CONTINUED.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-11
Sale OF TIE FRANCHISES
New Orleans City Railroad Go.

Sealed proposals will be received atthe office
OF the Administrator Of Commerce. Room No.
49, City Hall. New Orleans. until 70 N. on the
first day Of September. 1879. for the right OF way
Of the following railroads. to wit:
1st Magazine, Camp and Prytania lines. which
expires on the third day Of February, 1880.
I'd. Rampant and Dauphine Street line, which
expires on the third day OF February. 1880.
Canal Street and Meta1rie Road line. which
expires on the seeou day of July. 1880.
Esplanade and Bayou Bridge line. which ex-
pires on the second day of July. 1880.
The right Of way for the purchasers OF said
franchises shall expire on the first day OF Janu-
airy. 1906 and at the expiration Of said time the
said railroad cars, fixtures and their appurte-
nanees shall revert to the city, on valuation to
be ascertained by two dlsinterested persons
one to be appointed by the purchaser or pur-
chasers, and the other by the city; and In the
event Of disagreement as to said valuation
between said persons thus appointed. third
party or umpire shall be appointed By one OF
the district courts. on the joint application of
the parties the decision thereby had to be final.
That the city shall bind herself to transfer to
the purchasers Of each line Of road the right of
reversion which the city now has to purchase
all the property of each line at an appraised
value.
That said franchises shall be sold for cash.
one-half to be paid at the time of the acceptance
of the bid. and the balance on the signing Of the
contract.
That the purchasers Of said franchises shall
keep In repair the streets and bridges through
which the lines Of road pass. from curb to curb.
under the directions Of the Administrator OF Inn
provements and the City Surveyor.
That the purchasers Of said franchises shall
be liable to taxation on their property. but not
on their franchises.
That the fares to be charged by said purchas-
ers on their roads shall never exceed the
amounts now charged.
Each bid shall be accompanied with deposit
or certified check Of $50 00o as evidence of their
intention to abide by the adjudication. which
amount shall be forfeited In case Of failure to
sign the contract.
Bidders to whom the contract Is not awarded
shall have their deposits returned to them on the
day adjudication is made. Bidders can bid for
either franchise, as per sections and 2. or both.
at their option.
Pamphlets containing specifications Of con-
tract can be obtained on application to the Ad-
ministrator Of Commerce.
Proposals must be Endorsed. Bids for the
franchises of the New Orleans City Railroad"
The city reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
J. HENRY BEHAN.
apr su tse1 Administrator of Commerce.
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BY Nash b Hodgson.
GRAND CLOSING OUT SALE.
BY PUBLIC AUCTION,

of the entire stock of 1t
GENTS ELEGANT FURNISHING aoODa
OF S5
MOODY'B GRANITE PALACE,
Corner Of Royal and Canal Streets.
BEGINNING ON MONDAY. MAY 70. 1879
And continue daily until the
ENTIRE STOCK Is SOLD.
TWO DAILY sALES-1oA a. m. and w d. W..
TO be sold in Lots to suit buyers, with Priv. e
leges. 80 az to accommodate the u
TRADE and OTHERS.
Sales WITHOUT anylLIMIT or RESERVE
to the HIGHEST BIDDERS,
ON ACCOUNT OF RETIRING FROM
BUSINESS.
DY NASH & HODGSON-W. I. HODGsoN
- Office No. 10 Carondelet street-..
On MONDAY, May u. 1879. beginning st 10,k
o'clock, q. M. and continuing at the same hour.
and ~ O'clock, D. M. daily. without any limit
or reserve, at public auction, will be sold
THE FNTIRR CONTENTS of the above store
one Of he largest and most com.
plete stocks Of Gents elegant and medium F,1r.
ntshtng Goods to be found in the Southern
States, and consisting IN part Of Shirts, Collars
Cuffs. Underwear, Hosiery. Handkerchiefs.
Jackets and Caps. Dressing Cases
Umbrellas. Brushes. Perlnmery and Fancy Ar
tices-a omplete and thorough line OF each
and all, In various qualities.
Counters, Shelving. show Cases, Gas Fixtures
etc.
Every article guaranteed as represented and
sold to the highest bidder. and no reserves o.
limits on any article In the store.
Special Night Sales for the finest Silk Umbrel-
las, Silk Underwear. Embroidered Shirt Boz
SONS. etc. to be announced from day to day.
Terms-Cash before delivery. my111t
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AGooD PICTURE BY LIGHTN1NG.-Mr. Ander-
son. whose reputation as an artist In photog-
raphy dates back for over quarter of a century,
has. during those long years Of experience
made many valuable discoveries in the art, and
by his continued enterprise keeps pace with the
progress OF taking pictures In the best style, at
the lowest prices. and In the most expeditions
manner. By recent discoveries of his he is
enabled to make correct photograph in from
one-half to three seconds. His excellent stock
Of samples Of babies pictures are the best evil
dence OF his success In this line. We notice
also. a number of delegates to the Convention
who have patronized his gallery, and the excel
lent portraits he mas made of them are a credit
to any establishment We would advise all
members Of the Convention to call at Mr..
Anderson's and get their portraits taken. If
they desire to have it done In the best style of
the art.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

OAssIDY'S HoTEL-A Q Calhoun. Homer.
r W Lowe d L Pickett. louisiana: J 8 Brady.
coast Mrs Mary Watson, st. Helena parish !:
hos Meek. newport Miss; G Boardman,
! HAYES. Vicksburg; II Kudisi /. st Louis;
W Creighton, Washington. D 9; Kobt Babi1g-
ton, Fran Hinton. La: b Beach, st Louis; 9
Huntington. Greenville. Miss: Watts.
Delhi La
CITY HOTEL N Smith. CAIRO Geo Pitcher,
Pointe Coupee; La Plce. wife and servant.
st James; Samuel II HardWick. Montgom-
cry; Chas Fl Cromwell. Macon. A Wilbur.
Canad a: M Wiliiford, franklin; ! Briscoe,
T A Grow. J Mcleod. Mississippi; LoWen-
nessee; James e Ellington, Stanton. Mich
Geo NJ Everhart Wisconsin + Parks. LOUIS
Vile; Miss Gather Perkins. Miss Florence Fer
kina city; ] w Jewell, Kentucky.
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THIRD CALL-2P. M.
II 900 State COnsols. 49k
States 49I@49X: Premiums 25X@261.
CLOSING CALL-3:15 r. H.
S5 600 State ConsOls. Observation-Disclosures. 49a
Estates 4sA@4sz1: Premiums 25B@261&.
by Telegraph
New YORK. May 10.-MoneY closed at f2h p
cent. Exchange closed steady at 4S7k@4s9.
Governments closed active; currency 81 124aO
124x Pacific Railroad bonds closed as follows
Union flrsts .1tl4@1l11s. land grants 112a@l13.
sinking funds 114@1141a Centrals 111H DIX.
In State bonds District of Columbia 1865 adj
vanced to 87k and subsequently declined to 86X.
Weekly Clearing House Statement - Ex-
changes 1891. $50 ITO. balances s35. 292. LAB.
Clearing House Observation-Disclosures $685.
19g.59O. balances $f3797s1
The bank statement Is favorable. The follow
ing are the changes:
Loans, increase s3.583,O0O specie, increase
$222, 800: legal tender. increase "a. 1856 800; de-
posits increase 500: circulation, In crease
$4,000; reserve, increase $1.714.225.
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ara large areas Of arabic land that has never
haen cultivated. while west Of the Mississippi
there are hundreds OF thousands OF square
miles of productive soil that has never yet felt
the fertilfzing touch OF the pillow. The products
81 the vast tracts Of wild lands which are every
year reclaimed to tillage are increasing the
capital Of the country cheapening the necessa-
ries OF life. and furnishing ampler supplies for
foreign exchange" Commissioner Lie Due
gives the following as the acreage Of grain.
cotton. tobacco. etc. In the United States last
wear and the production:
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
CONSTABLE SALES.
Richard McCI0sky VS.. A. j. Dunn.
Will be Sold at Auction,

~~SS~S~S"~S~|S~SDO
Richard McClOsky VS.. A. J. Dunn.
SECOND JUSTICE COURT IN AND FOB
y the parish Of Orleans No. sl0--By
virtue Of writ Of fieri facias, to me directed py
the Hon. W: Rogers. Second Justice q TIE
Peace In and for the parish Of Orleans. In the
above stated suit. will proceed 70 sell ct pub;
Exchange. on Royal street. between Canal snd
Customnouse streets. Second District Of this
city. on TUESDAY, June II, 1879. at IL O'CLOCK
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated
in the First District Of the city of New Orleans.
late the Fanbourg Dslord In The square bound
ed by st JOSEF b. st. Charles. Carondelet and
Triton Walk tnow Delord) streets; measuring
twenty-seyen feet eleven inches front on ~,
Joseph street by seventy three feet eleven
Inches two lines in depth between parallel lines.
composed Of the whole OF the lot designated ~
the number seven on Q plan drawn by 2. Hoard
on the twenty second Of February. 1881, deposited
In the office of Felix de rmas, late notary pub.
lie In this city. end four feet Of the adjoining
lot number six: acquired by said A. J. Dunn Dy
act Of partition passed before W. J. Castell, no.
tarV public of this city. on the tWenty-fourth Oh
December. 1874
Seized in the alb I'VE stated suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
my11 IS je11 r. BARNES. Constable.
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A Paris dispatch says that the French govern
ment Is talking Of resuming diplomatic rela-
tions with Mexico. The last deal France had
with Mexico was that DISASTROUS attempt to set
up lMaximilianI as Emperor by Louis Napo-
leon. Mexico owes France half Of the Anglo
French loan of 1864 for 362 100000, besides $685.
100000 due for war expenses during Maximil-
ian's reign. This indebtedness Mexico has re-
pudiated. she has balance Of her s4oo.ooO.ooo
public debt,due largely to. England, exceptthe
per cent Mexican internal debt. which Is about
$50. o0O. 900. The Mexicans claim that their
great foreign debt is Maxmilian's. and not
theirs. as the money was spent in the attempt
to re-establis the Mexican Empire.
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*Tons. Pounds.

The Paris correspondent OF the New York
Nation In writing Of the finances OF Paris.
shows that the citizens Of Paris pay dearly for
the privilege OF having the finest capital In Eu-
rope. The annual burden Of municipal debt
Is now s2o0os o5s. the capital being 1897 ,42a 229
The origin Of this debt is to be found chiefly In
the extrav ance Of the Second Empire and
M. Haussmann's mania for new houses and
new boulevards and streets. After 1852 loan
after loan was emitted by Paris. and since 1871
the municipal council has contracted two great
loans, having combined capital Of ~. 19s. 800.
The municipal taxes Of Paris amount to s22 40
per capita. counting every inhabitant. both
male and female. The annual budget OF Paris
amounts to 81. O.0OO of which sum something
more than s25.OoOoOo is collected at the gates Of
the city In the shape of an entrance tax on the
necessities Of life. this tax being known as the
octroi. Clearly the gay capital pays roundly
for Its splendors.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-11

Fearful and wonderfully made" are some OF
the connections which are advertised and sold
under the name of tonics. Reeds Gilt Edge
Tonic is guaranteed In quality. purity and
flavor. It is safe. pleasant and efficient medi-
cine in all disorders OF choleric nature. such
as dysentery, choic. etc, It Ia equally effective
in malarial diseases and never fails to give
reliot. wine-glassful three times day will
be found an agreeable invfgOrant.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-11

STATE AND CRY TAxEs.-Messrs. John Klein
4 Co.. stock and bond brokers. No. % Carondelet
street. advertise that they will pay State taxes
and State licenses Of all years at liberal dis
counts. A large discount will be allowed for city
taxes of 1875 and prior years. Pay your taxes
through Messrs. John Klein & Co., and you will
save much trouble and expense
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GREAT PopuLARITY.-Dr. Prices Special Fla
voring Extracts, Nectarine. Rose. Lemon. ETC..
have been before the public many years. and
have gained for themselves on their own
merits. an extensive SALE Their great popu-
larity Is mainly due to the using Of the purest
and best materials. with special reference to
their healthfulness.
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Sale WITHOUT LIMIT OR RESERVE nn
THE HIGHEST BIDDER. on account "
changing business VI &

pY CHAS. ri. REED, Auctioneer- Onion i.
- 1874 Gravier street : On MONDAY N.Y. Tv.
-. at 1880 a. m and 1890 D. M. daily, Withnanye
limit or reserve, at public aution. will be soIss
the entire st ,ek OF No. Gil Magazine street. Con- s
DRESS GOODS IN LARGE yAR1Erv
Silks, Alpacaa. Merinos. Cashmeres real NV
Lace Curtains. Corsgts Velyets, Embroidsrg;ssyy.
Shirt Bosoms. Handkercbiefs Parasois. Robbsgt.
net Bars MaTseiles Quilts. Ribbons Hcarytss. ]
tons. Victoria Lawns Linens. Canton Flannnsd1ss-
Swiss. Nansooks, Towels. Table Damask. Nans's
kins, Undershirts. Sheeting SHIFTING, Cottnanps.
lants. Flannels, Blankets, Black and CoIogrsaas;
SaaW's, Felt Shirts, ETC. Also Carpetinr NIX
ting, Oil Cloths, Rugs and Window Shades .1 r.
lots to suit buyers. -
Rale positive without limit or reserve
Terms-Cash on delivery. mv11 1w Il
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, 4
Saturday Evening. May 10. 1879.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.


CeArings. Balances.
May Observation-Disclosures. 1896, O22 A $1l8,496 81
We quote exceptional paper GOT p cent; Al
do 10; second grade do @; loans on col
laterals SOS; Al mortgage paper So; second
grade do o p cent per annum.
Mexican dollars are now quoted at 85@s5h
and trade dollars at 9o@95. Halves and quar-
ters (American) are quoted at 99@99h.
The sales Of foreign exchange were fair
and rates are firm. Bank sterling rules at
-04ss, and bill of lading and clear bills at
4s5@4s6
French bills are firm and quiet. We quote
bank francs :; commercial 5.192s95 1sx.
Bank sight bills opened firm and closed
strong at 4 y cent premium for bank counter
rate: commercial is quoted 40 p cent pre-
MUM. ..@M#. Mzl ..z~..z%
State Consols easy at 49laa497s.
Premium Bonds closed quiet at 257s026i4.
Stocks are firm.
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES - Consol-
dated Bonds are quoted at 31149324; Half Paid
City Coupons. 2o@27; State Warrants 96@9s
Levee Warrants. -@7s; City Time. 1874, 2o1z@
%; 1875, 3l@S4: 1876. 2o@23: 1877: 2o@21; 1878
81; Savings Bank Books. $4,000: do pre-
ferred $50.
Sales outside the Exchange: 100 shares Mer-
chants Insurance Company at 5oh
Mr.. /. N. Maynard manager Of New Orleans
Clearing House. has oblgingly furnished us
with the following report Of the average daily
condition. after the morning exchanges, of the
Associated Banks for the week ending Friday
morning. May Q. 1879. after the exchanges:
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A bobtail picnic One without Shadines.

The Lee Monumental Association and Cries.
cent City Battalion will unite In grand effort
to place one more stone upon the monument OF
our Southern hero. on Thursday. the fifteenth
of May at the Fair Grounds.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Chas. H. Reed.
GRAND SELLING OUT AT pURrro,
AUCTION. 41o

The entire stock of Fancy and Staple INV
street. between st. Andrew and Jossnhi,naNe
beginning on MONDAY. May IL, 1870 wv
continuing daily until the entire stoek zig IS
sold. oA u
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
y Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company
Dom cstiG.


CHIcAeo Nay g. 9;1o mbnDry 7 sal t,5 meats t.
asked June, AGO July. Pork-$9 AIN June,
So SIX July. Lard-e. o71a@61o June. 6lo@612h
July.
Union Stock Yards.-1st cars Of stock report
ed. Estimated receipts of hogs to-day 10 600;
official YESTERDAY 1886; do for past week 1892 ;
week s4.536; light hogs, 90 1903 55. mixed pack
ers So 25@s 40; heavy shipping SO 4o@3 so. Cat
tle-Es timated receipts 500: market strong,
CINCINNATI, May 1o-GTain quiet. Wheat
sar s7@sA os sheIsa ssf III Rye5No ssg
make 5.s5@s. Bulk meats Shoulders. loose
355. clear rib 455@4,6O. clear sides 40
4sO y H. Hogs-Market firm and active: com.
mon 81 5o@s IS. fair to good 81 1903 60. and
choice 50 65@3 10 v GENITAL. Whisky selling
s.. LOUIS, May 1o;-openng;zWh,satrsl oan
August. Corn--No trading YET.
lbs p. m:-Wheat-sl osA Nav, 81 Oh June,
81 Oob July. Corn-34 May 347S June, $50
July.
New YORK, May 10, II a. m-Coffee dull sales
e6O9; miids steady. Sugar steady; sales 1900
hhds. 1911 mats. Refined sugar. supply good.
demand moderate. Rice-Carolina 6a0fh
Prpnes-Turkish 14h@l4%. Currants 31@35s.
Raisins-New layer 81 40@1 As.
LIVERPOOL. May 10. 1878 pm. -Cotton-Mode-
lands sId: Orleans i5-isd: sales 1000 bales, Of
which 1000 are for export and speculation.
Wheat-Western sp,ings e 6d@s5; Western
@los Corn-New mixed IS 4d. Oats IS 3d. Pork
Prime mess Western Ats Sd. Lard-Prime
Western 33s. Baeon-Long clear 255 Cd; short
clear 26s. Tallow-American 1858.
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.

Succession of Augustus NJ. Miller.
SECoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR!
- ish of Orleans, No. 40. 69s Notice Is hereby
given to the creditors OF this estate and TO az
other persons herein Interested to show cause
within ten days from the present notification, 4
IL any they have or can. why the account pre-
sented by Henry G. Porter. testamentary 81.
ecutor In this estate should not be approved ana
homologated. and the funds distributed In ac-
cordance Herewith.
By order of the court
my11 16 20 JOHN HERBERT, Clerk a
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quote choice Cincinnati at u osgl 10; d lasr ~ "
POTATOES-Suppiy light and market hrm az
50 !5@4R Dbl - .,oao os ~
ONIONS-Light supply and frm az sses3 40 y
q CjlABBAaEs- Firm at 50 25@s rs Pbox.
APPLES-None here. ...,os .,a
nrices easy. New York creamerv fine zoe
New York dairy fine l7@1sc: New YORK d dai,
good 14@16c. Western fine 1aSl4c. western oalry
i' enthusiastically. New York cream s06Ke,
Western cream 4605e . ID. Western reserve
ia sTABCHwIn fair demand at 21@3c In lots.
pOULTRY-O Old chickens S4@5: young 50 90
a. 20: ducks 90 5od03; geese s4@5; turkeys $ls
EGGS.Western 1o@12c: Louisiana 11@12c v
Dozen. a, .,<, s,,urz<6o
se ordinary b%@5Ac common 5as@b73c. ana
No: 2sA@4e 2 y; UNDERWRITING ,o,,o,v,po 70
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COMM ERCIAL.

OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Saturday Evening May 10. 1879. J
COTTON-A steady feeling prevailed In prices
to-day. and fair business was transacted. the
sales aggreRating 1850 bales
The following La the official closing of the Got
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Don't fail to be on hand on Thursday. Re-
the Fair Grounds will be crowded
with the elite of our city. Tickets are to be had
In all the principal jewelry stores on Canal
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succession nj Mrs. Alfred Peusnet and her

Child, Pierre II. A. P6ugnet.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOB tn
y parish OF Orleans. No. 41,21s = WhereassH
ters Of administration on the estate of the lato
Mrs. Alfred Peugnet and her child. Pierre \. a.
Peugnet. deceased. Notice is hereby gwen
to all whom it may concern to show cause
within ten days whv the prayer Of the said Pc
titioner should not be granted.
myasii A y ~ JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
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The Fair Grounds on Thursday will be all the
attraction. The Mobile troops will be on hand
and participate In the dress parade.
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

WAB DEPARTMENT.,
Signal Service. United States Army.
Daily meteorological record for the eight hours
ending at 1o:Os p. M. Saturday. May 10.
Observations taken al :ne same moment of
time at all stationS,l
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over production ID The cause assigned oy an
eminent British statesman for the prolonged &C.
nression in the cotton manufacturing olstricts'
From 1860 TO 1877 the total increase q splndles
In tbe world was from Al 1888. COO to 70, 1886 600.