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Protestant Churches.

House of Hope (Presbytefisn church), COR
ner of Fifth and Exchange streets-Services at
1890 o'clock A. NJ. Preaching by Rev. Samuel
G. Smith, of the First ri. E. church, st.
Paul.
Plymouth Congregational clutch, corner
Wabashaw street and Summit ayenue-Usual
Service at 10 80 A. N. and 80 p. RI. Preach
ing by the pastor, Rev. DR.. Dana Evening
subject, Review of Ingersolps lecture What
shall do to be saved?" Sabbath schotA at 10
II. Young Peoples meeting at Gas NJ.
Bethel CHAPEL, foot of jackson street-Ser-
vices by Chaplain smith at P. n.
Central Presbyterian chnrch, Rev. b. p. Ma
claren, pastor, on Cedar street between Ninth
and Tenth streets, near the capiuol-Preaching
at l0:30 A. N. aid 1880 p. RI. Sabbath school
and Bible classes at II N.
First Presbyterian church, corner of Lafay-
cite avenue and Woodward street.-The church
will be reOpened this morning. Inauguration
of the new organ with sermon Music in
divine worship" by the pastor, Rev. 8. Conn,
d. d. Preaching also at 7:S0 p. II. Sabbath
school at IL NJ. Young peoples prayer meet
ing at 6:45 II. all will be made welcome at
these services.
New Jerusalem Cor swedenborgian) church,
Market street, between Fourth and Fifth
streets-Rev. E. @. Mitchell, pastor. Services
at 1880 A. r., Sunday. Subject of
sermon: "He that goeth forth weeping, bear
ing precious seed. shall doubtless come again.
with singing, bearing his sheaves.'
First Methodist Episcopal church, Upper
town-Preaching at 1920 A.. NJ, by Rev. j.
Whistler, of Rochester, Mimi; at 7:30 P. NJ.
Rev. VIM. Mckinley, late of the church of
Christian Endeavor, Brooklyn
Unity church, corner Wabashaw and Ex-
change streets. Service at 10 80 A. N. Ser
mon by W. O. Gannett. Sunday school at
12M.
Christ church (Episcopal) corner Fourth and
franklin streets-Rev. Mr.. Kittson officiating
Services at 1880 A. H., and 7:30 P. II. Sunday
a,hool at 2:30 p NJ
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usurp the place of cheerfulness. for reverence
is not inconsistent with q cheerful DISPOSE
ton and q joyful countenance. II proper
endeavor was made to infuse life, cheerful
ness and reverence into the churches they
wonid become far more popular than they
now are with the masses of the people, and
would be productive of greater good to the
masses of mankind. Let these matters claim
a larger share of the attention of church
in st. Paul and elsewhere, and we
will soon witness marked improvement in
the religious tone of the community.
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7BE ONkIPBEsENT PISTOL.

There is one feature of American civiliza-
tion that is peculiar in a measure to the
West. IL Ii The omnipreeence of the revol-
yer. A family may be ever SO poor, and live
in the most abj-ct squallor and wretched-
ness, yet when an emergency arises-U hen
one of the NE u hers happens to get drunk
there is always sure to bs q revolver lying
around lo5se and handy, and 1t is nearly in
varisbly employed with deadly effect upon
some one.
1t sometimes happens thai the revolvers
come into excellent play. Generally those
who have them about them are precisely the
ones who deserve bullet that will end their
mad career. For the most part they
arc a lazy, shiftless, improvident
and vicious set. Is usually happens
that they are The principal sufferers by their
own indmcrt tiors, but once in q while some
innoc ent pt rson is the victim of the PERM
oious practice of carrying arms. For the
sake of these innocent persons the authori
ties should take prompt action and enforce
the laws and ordinances against the carry
ing of copo-sled weapons.
The snoOt,ng that took place in st. Paul
on Friday is sample of what is continually
occurring in all parts of this country
from the indiscriminate and
seemingly all-prevailing presence
of firearms. The laws on the subject
are imperative end severe enough. The
trouble is that they are not enforced. Ev-
cry person carrying dangerous weapon
about with him should be
prosecuted to the full extent
of the law, the possession Of the arms be-
ing regarded az prsma faets evidence of the
intent to commlt felony. Until some such
course of procedure is adopted and vigor-
ously carried out, there is every likelihood
that the same indiscrlminate slaughter will
continue ind. dnitely until some person of
note falls by the assassin's bullet, when pub
lio sentiment may be aroused to the neees-
Sly Of remedying the evil The means then
put into use will probably be far more rig
orous and summary than those now at the
command of the authorities.
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LADIES'

DR.. Z. B. Halliday's Blood Purifier is your
remedy for female complaints. In Gaze of Ill
ceration use in connection Dr. Halliday's No. Q
Female Wash or Injection. This is also excel
lent for any itching of the skin, pimples on
the face. old sores, or any skin eruptions. It
softens the skin. and will be found great
healer In case of liberated sore throat or mouth.
Use in connection with the Blood Purifier DIR.
Il. b. Halliday's Throat Gargle. chal enge
any and all medicines to equal these prepare
tons. After trying bottle of each, If they
are not found all they are represented, will
refund the money. Call on or address g.
Blackford, l46 West Third street, st. Paul.
For sale by all druggists. Take no others, if
you do you are sold again. Here Is what the
Leading retail druggists of Minneapolis say of
1t: 'We challenge the world to produce its
equal" Crosm An & Plummer.
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Thou shalt not iate the name of the Lord
thy Gid in vain-k1oDUS xX:7.
It is an ugly thing to say, but truth COM
pels its utterance, that among those who
profess most 10 reverence the deity, there is
greater irreverence, sometimes amounting
to absolute blasphemy, than among any
other class of people. A few affect familiar
ity with the divine being that they
would NOT dare to assume toward their every
day associates about town. They speak to
him and of him in the most fippant manner,
and are often encouraged in THAR very rep
rehensible course by the example OF those
to whom they look for advice and counsel.
There Is sort Of profanity that is quite
as bad as that which consists of cursing, and
religious people are most addicted to it.
Perhaps it is their vanity which induces
them to such a course, but certain il is that
they often offend the religious feelings Of
the truly devout by the trivial language they
employ towards the deity. It is worse than
vulgar profanity for the reason that it is
more apt to be initiated by the needless.
There is at best none too great rever-
enee for deity in the world, and it should
be the aim of the church to increase that
reverence by every means in its power. The
pulpit should frown upon the members who
dare to take the name of their creator or
SAVER in vsiu, OF to make light in any
manner of serious or sacred subjects. Those
who occupy the pews should discoHntenance
by every means in their power that form
of levisy that ouly too often disgraces the pull
mt It is not necessary that gloom should
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IT viii be Seen by the announcement in
our advertising columns that the crop of So
called independent" candidates has begun
to appear. Without giving any comments
or argument, the GLOBE suggests that this is
an excellent time for the Democracy of
Ramsey county to vote as one man. Il is
time the leading men in the party came to-.
gether and took such action as to end for
ever the quarrel which has been raging ten
or twelve years past.
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COMMERCIAL.
Wheat Advanced In All Markets Reported
-Provisionsa Little Buoysnt-The New
York Stock Market About as Steady as
Usual,

"hoaS A"Fahceo IN All Markets Reported
Provisions a Little Buoysnt-The New
York Stock Market About as Steady Ms
Usual.
81. PAUL, Got. 8.
Dealings on the call board yesterday were
slack, despite change for the better in prices.
Milwaukee and Chicago have been slow in re-.
spending to the marked advance in wheat at
Liverpool but yesterday slight improve
ment was manifested in those cities. which
made itself felt here by a more cheerful feeling
and an upward tendency, wheat marking up 10
on the following grades: No. hard, No. 8, No.
October while No. 2 November and No. 2
January took &c jump, the quotations being
No. ha-d Gle; No. 2 SIC; No. 8 $50; No. 2
October Sc; No. November 85c; No. 2 January
DC. Market firm and advancing. Sales of 1
car, by sample, No. 8 at Gle.
Corn firm and unchanged.
Oats dull and lower; No. white ESQ bid,
2S1sc asked; No. 2 mixed 26c bio, 271<c asked;
No 2white October 28c; No. 2 mixed October
2514c.
Barley-No. 2 &c, an advance of &c sioce
yesterday; No. 5Sc. No sales.
Rye-No. 2 advanced to 67c.
Flax seed Sl.l2. Ground FEED S15 90.
Sales of l car at SIS. 90. Corn meal Sl4.5O.
Bran $3.50.
FAMILY SUPPLIES.
The city market place was thonged with
buyers and sellers yesterday, and there was
fair trade in small lots. Transactions were not
Sd active in larger quantities for winter sup
plies.
VEGETABLES
Potatoes were present in considerable quanti-
ties, but sales by the load were slow at hold
er's prices, which ranged as follows: Peach
blows, 35@45c; Early Bose, 10000; Snow
fakes, SOC. Turnips, red tops, 25c; fat, 35c;
rntabagas, Zoe; onions, 60c; carrots, Soc; beets,
SOC; parsnips. 25@3oc; tomatoes, 75c@sl 25
per bushel; squashes-Hubbard-60 per
dog cabbages, &c per head, 4O@50c per doz. +,
$500 per hundred; corn Ievergreen) So per
dog.
Good cooking apples, 1925; ounces. SOC
per basket; Hyslops, $500; cranberries, LOG
per quart 50. so per bushel.
Live chickens range through all figures be.
tween 35 and Goo per pair; eggs, Zoe; butter,
at wholesale, Csc; retail, Soc per pound.
A New York dispatch OF last evening says :
THE dry goods business continues moderate
in all departments. Cotton goods moving
steadily bat in limited parcels and prices well
maintained On desirable makes. Prints in IT.
regular demand, but plaid styles doing well.
Mems wear heavy woolens quiet, bat there is
rather more inquiry for spring cassimeres and
weIeteds."
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AIinnesota Congregasionalist

The above is the title of small folio sheet,
devoted to the interests of the Congregational
churches of Minnesota. It is edited by Ii. Nc G.
Dana, ID. D.. of st. Paul, and Rev. d. l..
Leonard, of Northfeld. This publication in
dustriously edited, as it appears to be, and cer-
tainly with marked ability, cannot fail to be of
great value to the denomination whsse inter.
ests it represents. It will be especially useful
in developing the Home Mission field of the
North. and can but be of interest and value.
especially in families of the congregational
church. 1t is published quarterly, at Is cents
year.
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CHURCH RECORD.
Announcement of Pulpit Programme for
To-Day.
Roman Catholic Churches.

Roman C1fIOttc Churches.
st. Michael's phurcb, Sixth ward-Rey. P. J.
Gallagher. pastor. Mass at o'clock A. M.
High mass and sermon at 1919 o'clock A. M.
Vespers at $3.50 o. clock P. M.
St. Joseph church, Carroll street, between
Western and Virginia avenues-Rev. Joseph
Keefe, pastor. Low mass at s o'clock A. ID.
HE IN mass at 10 o'clock A. IL. Vespers at 4
o'clock P. M.
st. Mary's church, corner Ninth and Lo-
Gust streets-Rev. ID. Calliett, pastor Mass at
10. 30 o'clock A. N. Sunday school at 2:3O
o'clock p NJ Vespers at $50 O'Clock P. NJ
Assumption church (German), corI or Ninth
and Franklin streets-Mass at z o'clock A. NJ :
for children az o clock A. M. High mass ana
sermon at 1890 o'clock A. II Sunday school
at O'Clock P. N. Vespers at O'Clock P. NJ
Church of st. Louis, corner of Tenth and
Cedar streets-Rev. A. Payett pastor. Mass at
7:30 o'clock A. n. High mass and sermon at
10A. N.
CALENDAR FOR WEEK.
October 10. Sunday-Twenty- first Sunday
after Pentecost. Feast of the Maternity of
the Blessed Virgin.
October IL, Mondsy-Ss. Louis Bertrand,
Con lessor.
October II, Tuesday-St. Francis Borgia.
Confessor.
October IS, Wednesday-St. Edward, Con-
lessor.
October IA, Thursday-st. Calixtus, May
tyr.
October Is, Friday-St. Teresa, Virgin.
October 16, Saturday-Ofice vi the Imma-
culate Conception.
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II there are spy other citizens of RAM
sey coGD,y who wish to run for sheriff O..
the ipdeI erdtnt plan, they have get a
chance. vi lie he lamps hold out to bum
the entire &C mn entity may spend their sur
plus wealth for beer for tho boys.
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TN reei>tra,ion at Milwaukee amounts to
nearly sixteen thousand votes, or one In
about six of the population. It is very
probable that some crooked work has been
in progress. for the proportion of the regis
tration to population is greater than in al
most any other American city.
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OxE or two things is certain: Either there
has been IN txrraordinary amount Of lying
as TO the cal duct of the campaign in Ohio
and II6Itl a, or The election that takes place
On Tute6Ay will be the most corrupt and
frsudua mt ever beld within the limits of the
United States. Ii is probable that the liars
have the bulge.
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YICroRIv, he billigerent Apache of the
Southwest, is again reported TO be in tight
ssns tx hat pee pie are becoming skeptical
as to the Il, VIZ, or have become convinced
that be hts remarkable faculty for wig
Cling out IF such corners.
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nsteIy laid up with q severe attack of rheu-
matism while the visitors were here, though
he did manage to hobble down town once to
greet them, for which he has paid the pen
atty by elapse which has confined him to
his bed ever since. The train was the finest
string of palace cars which ever pulled out
of st. Paul over any road.
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FIyB hundred young Clevelanders who
never voted in their lives, propose to cast
their first votes for Garfield next month.
Lack of experience is the only extsnuating
circumstance that can be urged in their de-
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Tzs city was mulcted yesterday in the
sum of one Thousand dollars for personal In
iuries suttsined from a defective sidewalk.
This amount Of money would build and
keep in repair considerable amount of side
walk. As the GLOBE has frequently re-
marked heretofore, it is poor econ
omy 10 save the pennies in matters of
sach vital importance.
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II. DORAN,s REHoRrs

II. DoRAN's REPORTS
Tue following Quotations giving ths r..Ss ~ III.
markets during the daV were received bz NJ
DoRAN. commission merchant:
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 9. IGOo A. w-sns.
wheat strong Id higher. Floating csrgoes and car
goes on passage strong. Red winter Cd hiohsr-
Spring of coast California spring for prom pt ship
ment all cd higher. Corn I'd higher. Less than fxe
cargoes wheat on sale off coast.
NEW YORK, Oct. o, IL M-Yhest
lower; No. 1.1161.12.
II: 80 P.N-Spring wheat, liz bid No. Milwaukee
to arrive; winter firm.
100 P. M.-Spring wheat higher; no. 2 Milwaukee
l.l3Dl.lSh; winter higher and fairly active.
2:l5 P. II Wheat firm; Chicago and Milwaukee
lSOl.H; Ne red l6A ssies, 75G 900; expor Is,
wheat 423, 6l8; corn I764tS
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1t is to the interest of any person wishing to
purchase Piano or Organ to consult Messrs.
Pelton. POmeroy d Gross, Nos. 100 and 1872
State street, Chicago, who are wholesale accents
for Chiokeriug, Hazelton, Decker & Son. Ernest
Gabler, and variety of other makes of pianos.
and the Wilcox & White and Taylor and Farley
organs. Send for catalogue and prices.
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The well-known druggist of Andalusia,
Ill, Mr.. Robert Ross, sends as the follow
ing: Since bought the store of Mr.. Thomp-
son, deceased, have introduced the St. ia
cobs OIL, and it is remarkable how many
thorough cures it has produced. myself
have tried it, and in three days was relieved
of the most acute rheumatic pains. Have
retalled five dozen of the st. Jacobs OIL in
two weeks, and the village is not large.
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Don't You Forget,

that you will save money in the purchase
Jour stove and in the saving of fuel, if You
purchase the "IRvincible'' heating stove and
the Early Breakfast cook stove Wolterstorff
q Moritz, agents, 1875 East Seventh street.
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WAsHBURN dust go.

The Republicans yesterday made far worse
biunders than the Democrats did two weeks
since. This doesn't seem to be very good
gear for h0rse'seDse in either party.
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A formal ballot was then had, resulting in
the nomination of MIR. Richter by the follow
ing vote: Richter "a, Heard 10, White I.
AUDITOR.
For this Office r. w. Schultz and j. j..
McCardy were the contestants. On the in
formal ballot the vote stood Schultz 81. Nc
Oardy s, Heard 1. In the meantime Richter
had been nominated for sheriff, and the del
egates were afraid they would swamp the
whole ticket by placing too many Germans
on it, and on the formal ballot Schultz was
laid on the shelf by q vote of 25 for McCardy,
II for Schultz, and for Heard.
MUNICIPAL JUDGE.
There was quite contest for this Office
also. The informal ballot stood as follows :.
w. T. Burr. IA; w. K. CASTOR, 13; Frank
Carleton, 4; E. Rotert, I, s. L. Pierce, 2.
The formal ballot resulted: Burr, 10,
CASTOR, IA; Heard, l.
All the other nominations were made with
out any contest except that Of representative
from the county precincts. This nomina-
ton was left to deledates from the different
towns. The candidates were Peter Bohland,
b. J. Brainerd and j. W. Freeman. Ballot
after ballot was had without either obtaining
a majority, and finally it was referred to the
committee at large, which quickly decided
the contest in favor of Mr.. Bohland.
The nominations did not create much en-
thusiasm and the general verdict of outsiders
was that the entire Democratic county ticket
would be elected by an overwhelming ma
iUrity.
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Den,oerasie ser,atortaI Conren,ion.

A Democratic Senatorial district convention
is hereby called to meet at Orookston. on Tues
day. Oct. 18th, 1880. In order to perfect an
organisation each county in this Senatorial
district will be allowed three delegates.
By ORDER OF COMMITTEE,
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Ladies' Dolmans! Ladies' CIoaks,!
We are showing now a complete stock of I'm
ported and Domestic Garments cheaper than
any other house in the city. No trouble to
show them. New YORK BAZAAR
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Bucklen's Arn,ca sayyev

Tho best salve IN the world soa Cats, B-uisea,
6ores U.cerz Sab Rhsam Fever Sores letter,
Chapped Hands, Ch;lblains, Corns and al
kinds of Skin Eruptions. This salve In guar
Anteed 10 give perfect satiSfactiOn IN every casa
OF money refunded. Price IS cents per box.
Fer sale by Edward n 6igEn. st. Paul Mimi
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Any disease Of the Kidneys, Bladder, Trina
~ Organs, Nervous System, or case OF Lame
Back, that cannot be cured oy DAYS KIDNEY
PAD, cannot be cured by any other treatment
or remedy IN existence.
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Duluth WHEAT Market.

ISpecIAI IesegfA1n 70 the GiOOe.
DULUTH, Oct. 9.-Wheat strong; No. hard
ssc0$l 90; No. ], CSC; No. hard 500; No. 2, 92c
Receipts, 700 bushels wheat. Shipments, 10000
bushels. Wheat in store, 200 bushels The new
million busael elevator took in its first wheat to-day
thirty carloads.
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Justice Clifford, of the United States su-
preme court, returning from Boston TO WASH
ington, was taken i'll On the train Friday With
partial paralysis, but was last evening repeated
partly recovered.
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BANK STATEMENT


exchange, bankers bills dull, at 81. 81. Sight
exchange on New York, $4.S3A.
BANK STATEMENT.
The following is the weekly statement of the
New York associated banks:
Loans, increase. 81, 1877 600
Specie, increase. ................." 1875. 800
Legal tenders, decrease. ........... 4l6, TOO
deposits, increase ......-........ D, 4O2 20O
Circulation, decrease. ............:.. $4,000
Reserve, decrease. Observation-Disclosures. 81 $50
The banks now hold 81, 36S, 400 in excess of
legal requirements.
Stocks-Market opened weak and "A cent
lower, but subsequently advanced a fraction,
and later lost improvement. at first board prices
advanced Is per cent. in the general list,
and per cent. for the Indiana, Bloomington
& Western, during the evening speculation,
which was extremely dull, and there was a
reaction of 7s@as per cent, but at the close
frmer tone prevailed, the market closing at
recovery of B@5s per cent. Gross earnings
of the Denver & Bio Grande railroad from Jan.
uary LIST to October LIST, $22, 40, an increase
of S13, $685. 10 over 1879. Number of miles oper-
ated in 1879, 1877; now operated, $40. Earn
ings, of the New York Central for fiscal year
$as, l75 9la, gain of ATS, 429 over last year.
The Central Pacific gained $4u7, 900 in Sep
tember, and the Northern Pacific $4,000 dur
ing the first week in October. The gross earn
ings of thirty-four of the principal railroads
for the month of September, amounted to
sis. 1855 9S4, against $12, 55l.557 last year, an
increase of $28.14 OF % per cent. increase of
mileage, 5,59l, or % per cent.
The transacuons aggregated l94, 900 shares, Of
which 1900 were Delaware, LackaWanna b West
ern; $500 Erie; e,000 Hannibal & St Joe; 1900 st
Louis Iron Mountain; 1900 Missouri, Kansas &
Texas; 1000 Lake Shore: 5000 Lake Erie Il West
ern; 92,U0o Michigan Central; 1000 Chicago b
Northwestern; loo Nashville, Chattanooga l. st.
Louis; 40 New Jersey Central; 1910 Northern Pa
cific; $780, Ohio & Mississippi; 1000 Pacific NAL
1895 Chicago, Milwaukee st. Paul; 3OuO st. Paul
Omaha; 5000 Union Pacific; 5000 Wabash, st.
louis & Pacific; 5000 Western Union and 5000
Indiana, Bloomington & Western
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WHEAT
MILWAUKEE,
ceIuAS0.

Wheat receipts In Chicago 1886 bushels; ship
ments 174, S59 bushels.
Wheat receipts In Milwaukee 670Ca by,ehals.
shipments 1,740 bushels.
Stock Of wheat IN Milwaukee 2ss,opo bnshsss.
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Eastern and European Markers.

NEw YORK, Oct. 9.-Governments quiet and
steady. Railroad bonds active, but somewhat
irregular. State securities dull.
Money easy at 2@S per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper, 471@5N per cent. Sterling
exchange, bankers bills dull at 81. 81. Sight
exchange on New York, $4.83A.
BANK STATEMENT.
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Look Out For Frost.
Get your Underwear at low prices of us.
New YORK BA2AR,
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Reeds Gilt Rdge Tonic cures dyspepsis.
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Reed's Gilt Edge. Tonic regulates he bowels.
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900 brshsls.
CORN

Corn receipts Ii Chicago 4S6, 439 bushels ship
nnents 40, 742 bushels.
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EDUCATIONAL AFFAIRS,

Executive Committee
J. FL. RANDALL, Secretary.
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a formal ballot was then had, resulting il
the nomination of MIR. Richter by the follow
ing vote: Richter "a, Heard 10, White I.
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sex. Int.