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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-09-01

None but the guilty can be long and
completely miserable.
Anon: A curious fact-Satan de-
prived job Of everything except his
wife.
Mrs. AID. T. Whitney: There is a
good deal Of everywhere in every little
distance.
Sheridan Knowles: Women do act
their part when they make their order
cd houses know them.
Bacon: To feel to love, to suffer,
to devote herself Will always be the
text of the life of poor woman.
AIicheal Angelo: Genius is eternal
patience.
Shakespeare; a woman's fitness
comes by fits.
Lord Lyttleton: Women, like prince,
find few real friends.
Goethe: The society of women is the
element Of good manners.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-09-01

A special to the Republican from
bayfield,, Wis, gives an interview
with Senator Beck of Kentucky, with
reference that the Democrats should
take in case of the death Of President
Garfield. Beck said: 1t would be
n time when love of country should
rise above all party questions As to
my own course, l would be in favor Of
some conservative Republican, say
Henry b Anthony of Rhode Island,
for the position of President pro TEN.
Of the Senate, and thus avoid any in
ducement for any insane person or Pc
litical fanatic to desire the death of
Mr.. Arthur. In such a contingency
this would be a graceful recognition Of
the fact, that, under the great calami-
" which had bcfallen the ration, the
intensity OF party spirit, and the eager
ness for spoiIs, were for the time for
gotten.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-09-01
A City Bnilt of Shells.

Perhaps you do not know that the
city of Paris is built mostly of shells,
the cast-of houses of uncounted MILL
ions of little creatures. Each shell is
not as big rs millet seed, and the lit
tie creatures lived in them ages ago.
There were 50 many of them in the sea
that they settled into real mountains
became cemented together, and
now the mountains of shells
form the quarries where most of the
Paris building stone is procured.
The shells are shaped like that of a snail,
and are so plentiful in the Paris stone
that one Cubic inch is said to contain
81, 900 of them. Besides this they are
found ell over the world, not only in
stone, but in the sends on the shore.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-09-01

Gen. Hancock was asked his opin.
ion of Gen. Arthur, and with much
warmth replied that he was an able,
patriotic, lhgh-nlinded gentleman, and
in the event OF his being called to the
Chief Magstracy, would discharge its
duties with but one purpose, that Of
benefting tue entire country, and that
the people might rely ON his judgment
with absolute confidence.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-09-01

Farmers are not the only sufferer
from the prolonged drouth, which has
rendered everything as dry as finder.
Fires are reported from all points, and
lack Of water has in some places made
these confagrations more than usually
disastrous. The fourishing town of
Arkansas city, 26O miles south Of here
on the river, was half burned up the
other day. Evansville Indiana, suffer
ed. Extensive railroad shops were
burned ut Harrisburg Texas. Chica-
go, st. Louis, Philadelphia, Cincin-
matt and Louisville have all had big
fires within a short period.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-09-01

PROFESSIONAL etiquette is carried to
an absurd extent among the physicians
of Toronto, it would seem. 4 merchant
III that city was seriously i'll, n certain
doctor prescribed for him, and, after his
departure second disciple of E1scula-
Plus WIS summoned. The first came
again, learned Of the visit Of the second
refused to do anything moro in the case,
and went away. The second doctor then
called, was told Of the first employment
Of the other, declined to act, and went
away too. The unfortunate merchant
accordingly died. The newspaper which
publishes this story heads ii Etiquette
Run into the Ground, but the patient
seems to have been the one run into the
ground.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-09-01
ITrr exo6rfnents beoun ten or tyvsl,

TIE experiments begun ten or twelve
years ago for natuTaliziug In certain parts
of India the best varietieeof the cinchona
or Peruvian bark tree, have been at
tended with the most remarkable sue
cess and there are now IN various stages
Of growth probably millions Of cinchona
plants already yielding the Peruvian
,''srk so plentifully aud perfectly that the
price OF qulpine LIS fallen considerably
IN Ceylon and other parts There IS
every probability that IN SIX or seven
years tine Indian production % qUiniue
VIII be so large aud the price SO low that
It viii become a considerable article of
export.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-09-01

The Socialists in Switzerland nre
rePaying that country for the protec-
ton they have received by threatening
10 blow up some Of its judges, and to
rtart III Switzerland "the conflagara-
tion that will burn up the world" 1t
as to be hoped that the Swiss Govern
mcnt Will drive these wr.tches out OF
1.-THE country.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-09-01
The Esroagh+ Exaggerated

The Isr9aght Exaggerated
carndeni 1iaalilerald
The drought is greatly exaggerated
h the South. She will make enough
grain for her own use, and the cotton
crop is moderately fair. No use in
people growing despondenf it Is true
our exports will be lighter, but some
times these things prove to be Il bless
ing in disguise. It teaches economy,
it teaches us to be more careful aud
save up for a rainy day.
From what we can gather from our
exchanges, it is not so disastrous as
was first supposed. Good land that
WAS planted early and well cultivated
viii make good corn, and we are proud
to learn that considerable portion Of
the crops was planted early. Middle
Tennessee, Kentucky, Southern Indi-
ana, Illinois have suffered most. The
States south Of rs have had rain
enough, and full crop viii be made,
with the exception of n portion Of
Texas.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-09-01

ken rank with England's brightest ju-
rists and most renowned chancellors
He is nota partizan, but the possessor
of a judicial mind which plants him n
the high plane of the law above poll
ties. Unfortunately of late yeors there
i a growing indisposition to select such
men as Judge Cooper.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-09-01

Il cable to the New York Herald,
from Paris, says that private advices
received in that city state that the OK
Piorer Stanley, is lying dangerous
ly i'll half way between Stanley
Pool and the mouth Of the Congo.
lie has 30 little faith in his
own recovery that he has made his
will.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-09-01

4 German sayAat announces that q
new moon for che earth is now in pro
cess 81 formation, and viii take its
yiace IL the heavens in the course Of ii
tcW years.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-09-01

Dean Stanley's wall has been sworn
nndec S45O,OO0 personally, sum
which will probably strike clergymeR
III this country as very large for di-
vine 10 leave behind him.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-09-01

The Philadelphia Press says that
the notion that Samuel j. Tilden will
b. . Candidate Tor President in
1881 is getting into great many
Democratic heads besides his
oHs
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-09-01

Thelate Duke Of Portland, who was
known as q friend 70 newspapers, ard
who spent six thousand dollars a year
in newspaper subscriptions, used to
subscribe for four copies ofany paper
that pleased him.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-09-01

The GAINESVILLE Chronicle ree,gui-
Ting in fudge William !. Cooper L.
cal attsiuments rot cNocllel in .hc
Uuiled s;atesi urges The eminent
JuJ re f3r the vacant Supreme Judge
ship. Judge Cooper wound have ia
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-09-01

Mrs. H,trrio, the novelist, author Of
"Kutledge' is having summer home
anii. near the ocean at Southampton,
Long Island.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-09-01
TIE GOLDEN DAWN,
llfzT Oh TIL Great future.
The gu*z1ro Eaa = Charm

Tie Z'uEuro LaG = Charm.
In COLDER DAVIS more than three hundred Of
the great authors express their IDEAS upon tn.
character Of the GREA FUTURE. Holy men Of
God Bishops. Judges Princess Soldiers STATE sIaicn
and renowned authors, testify upon those great
questions which have engaged the attention Of
mankind. Every article Is written by q reprcSen-
tatiEc scholar, and cont ms the Tichcst suggestions
known to men ON those profound subjects. II is
absolutely without q rival. Are you a believer ,
You va:t this book. L viii strengthen your faith
and Gnlightcu yCUr understanding. are YOU 2
skepticT Get this volume uaj weigh thc evidences
OF tn future lie. 1t viii convince your reason
and move yuur affections Are You q lnouraer 2
This book VIII console Your spirit, and open before
you q cheerful view Sf the world beyond, v-hither
your friends have flown. Are YOU q minister? You
viii find in this publication practical aid han
in any other uninspired volume cxtant. 1t coz
tainS the very of literature upon the most
solemn subjects discussed in the sacred desk Isv-
eryhody ought 10 read it. Il is the book for the
leisure hoaT OF old and young Learned and unearn-
ed obscure and exalted. It is not gloomy, bat
brilliant. II contains over GOO pages, and is mag
nificenty illustrated.
The undersigned is the regular authorized agent
for sale OF this book in IIarleman county, and viii
very soon wait on the public.
Z. J. BAKER,
Whiteyil'e Tenn.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-09-01

The first specimens Ofthis years crop
81 or,n.,es IN Florida, it Is sai1, -rc
Ycrv 6ne.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-09-01

As-.t.c choIerA IL daily sweeping
away from one hundred to three
hundred natives of Bangkok,
Siam.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-09-01

LEADvIDLE theater audiences applaud
the villain of the play
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-09-01
~. spNY. SEPTEMBER / 1881

Garfield IS better.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-09-01

TO THE b-A ST
Only liu- running through Palace Sleeping Car
aud Day Coaches between Memphis ana
Chattanooga without change
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-14

ury purchased So $4,000 OF bonds. yet the bank re-
serves fell from SO 1875, 400 March to $64bl6SOO
April g. After numerous fluctuations the week
closes with prices generally lower than week ago.
but with a strong tone Notccally firm at the end
were the grangers a. If in DIFF Ince of the elements
that AGAIN were burving Their racks tn II inches
under snow. Some idea Of the DELAY caused by
the storms. not only to the roads west OF chi
cago and Milwaukee, but al'O TO those east OF those
points ~ furnished by our usual weekly eDTt or
the grain movement thai is printed below. During
the week ended Friday the recPrp,s OF all gram AT
Chicago were 54O. 800 bushels against l77311l
bushels for the same week last year and the ship
mems were 59l .195 bushels against 1,4S9,Ss6
bushels At MIiWauhec ut the same time the receipts
were Z 100 bushels against 205,3O0 bushels Il veal
ago and the shipments were 1853 bushels against
15l, 400 bushels. The coal stocks also were active
and higher despite talk of IN necessity of restricting
the output and some eating in prices. Delaware,
Lacak wanna and Western, however is the only
rock among them thlI show any final gam II per
cent? and Central of New Jersey shows loss ul s a
per cent. AlIhOngh at the end the m9rNet closed
undou htrdly strong, may be remarked thlt IL was
20 dull that IT. easily made to look either way
firm or weak.
~ Dl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-14

sotye GTm and higher Req ElnsT co. a OH
cash 80. e3shc ANN 424a42ac May oaIs steady ,o a
Rye nrmer 04cai1 Barley steady ami unchanged At
si5 2$esl5 % May sO % $50 Jnae Lara aaliyS
1867 ~ iay BuiE Meats active aim and higher Shout:
der, :, &C. short ROB So short Clear sioc "hIsAy
cScSSA 5arch four and nnc@s IYsi wheat ~"
rcoSpt S 0 Oasn , sn i'aG 500 Sa.l que
70 y M5e9 lic. demand ana f ira 10 Is
81 IA haey suonR 40 Far 81 03gfl o. P9rS easier
g.; ccaT RiP. 1859 Bacon sronser ~ naer' + 9'c Ct
ean3rd IariI ' 1IS NcS orleans 7aso logs scarce
ing. 81 5oa56, Butchers, 50 1896 90; receipts s7O
ETr%I HG@ Ien firm R, and sia5s res w AS2
Ia nay 81 9Ssi J4ne - ~ 90 "U pTt ARM
COR none oats COO bush Flour 1000 OOisJ
10 push Wo rcr n9ne %aS r "e snperne AZ soo
s. - western Ex Taa i2ti Minnesota 1tfa lear
% I = DO Cool ~ 90 90 GhoS s ~ % oo no. a.
Fancy - Is Winter Vida, Patents 50 = = - NINE
sta do s7aS7 -. ave Flour steanI at 20 Cora nra no
So iS IN e' va of 81 i6'. DO ncsh roceps AZ;
The cargo i4lc Ion - It'd prompt sipntnS IS ~ 70
Torn lrmrr souihcrn yellow rack. jGc net. de. ahoi
r rsrso rae 40 10 !" aR A%S S rr,mol shipments ior
March Is % 2r irc' on boIrn oa'1 arm Hol " mt 1G
H@ "a C., 40 Go IT, i.rrci'L +92, M1TI 40 49,
pttAtN 1p|rll b"rl IiituH u'Ha-" ''' 'iAis
Brci. ~ o. Moss fors. ga. fi6 - TO- new ~ -
1lhUu; ENtrA Pnmr. TlSO1dRli Smux@d Hams lo'z~
lie TO. 9dg's. smoked SldaS ~ a. ~ 40 I'D
salt Shsv'tr shoulders ~ dry salt b'4H' So 40 SmOAto
tl4nr' o.. SinOEtl IVA
lD4c Dressed u 'gs7 211r Lar1Nesr"r" hetrl'.o t.
Euitef -raty: Crraiurry Ertra, 81 T,2c: O." "um 10
Cll'e 2Sd SOC. Brtlth.d COIu.V AMI NcS.1JrE EXlI@
p ~o.. FTSu. y22c Western Dairy ilXtrt t4H
Dor. do GOOD ChuIcc. 2nH1jc Rolls dnlI ifnhsYl
trr~ sir"y rrnnsvlvanA lSaih &C. ""s'ern iSa
II 30 t'r's" qniri st-UiY New YORK Fn' CItSm i@H
Western tu do 20 t''O' -
Ic4c. 10 Iiai ~km-. 9'ldiOr do Prrn-NlFina ~I'"7
900 tOc CUaes hrm sugar. laws suOhR' hr""a
M Lpti. r0wueIcd. !s "fdni'ii'i
1'2C M"uin 4 SIG: standard \. &C. ~crl--CoN'I
dln a. fd%4c nuO,hy ste4t. ~ 81 -odt@ - f!LA
dul ~ - 3I9 ! 40 reed 1I't winter Bidn - "T-I '
~urur do so 81 frlro AMI and unchanged it'lhrh
ubls. Il. do -, MESkrV quiet "eSI'IH
81 -
Lotrs March ". rIour steady aud unch'ngen Wheat
bat 80 - .c4i 81 r. 81 o'I ash
March ~ UIf0fl ~ Apri - % sTS u5' HaV - 90
Jute. \" dU. 1JH?9't.. 80 4. do. - ~ ~ com hPho
al - oats nIm but sO~ al Hf'Ac. cd~A.
3fsD bud HaiCn IS 2r. TIA AIIL tB" EIG Ai n ~ ~
81 Ut Barley sira,iI and uhch lurGd Nhiskey uhrt
O6 Fox steady SLIM Cash - o. n % 'JC CisII
Grn thoulirt. a, u5C lea, luJ HOano CirAI d..
Slntiil CirA iuh. -
ti-a Sii-s. sis itrrripta-fnm 6.OuO hbl7.. Wheat
luOOO IT,, uUJ bush OTIS 12uOO bush Barley,
l%.npO Dash Shipments Ft'u 1000 bylA Wheat AOoo
bu dI Com 5b.Uup bush. Oat- loo bush
IarIh l. wheat srdilI. ~ ted "liash spot
g. UGia Aprl, rA NAV 81 10. June 81 iE+. july.
- - \" l,od WsbIsh. ~ ~. hJr'.ri - 2 S"I"
Nigh MlArd - &c. n" 2 "a ~. KcJr tel 10 -
Damaged dan aud uAl CiU,'I S"'ri g"i'i
Iuiur D.. Il" - NJ. No = - u Nr,rpt7 Wh,ht,
u .ou bush A7uUD bush. Oats. b!nDmenls
" neat 5000 bush. Co'u. 4JUUO bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-14
hrnnrtAN MARkErt

LIVERPOOL a.rcn ~ -rpr< -Pun' s''-NlHtarn dnli
y Western hnu ~ ~ HIr1n 49,. y n''f ma - ~
til 81 i2td- l|Inl NIrAr
u -huI r,uai. sthiy Al a. ul Hams l"IE.
.t diI A. iG .hluII.r, dui - "a Reef lrGu Mess
steady ISL tara Mes' hrmrf 100. inme Mest steady
4 i.At hIibrf 81
Ial rru- duu J., So. IuIurIttue >pliifN
steal, y IL CIhn'h htinrI
Al A , s. - Lara
%. steady ~ Extra 'si" di 81 J. nj Nr+,
80 MWtr y 81 pituc. Nu. = iu
ia. WIut'f NrSI"rL lul A. ld NV ~odth
eruW IuJr. steady Cd IA. Corh-hINv On du. % th
Nrw. duh e pId tu.tOu.~ru ttI-Nr.uw Amcft'in
-. it",ln tom Al Lund"h -lel ~ 80 IOd
,rr7I- tuipruIIur AZ lou.u.. q 80 - hi
lrNt.IaIl- AaT'h It-i2 ihf1 H' IFr C"t ''I
rNi i"i Long carat Al lu' ANA
q, tlc.' Hidtln lrih, I"f "Jl il" lIl' ''
M,s. Itiuw.
I.>ua,> Ntr,h y t..JT -I'uuru F'uo, uu.. ''id
D.. . l.1 ~pf..' ri."rrU, ID .l POI 81. I-hF'd
,Ii. ; - b. Itft, Q, allow. 80 sci pri t"t
.tWt Na.,. .u'uN i-trI I'"rI a. - iTA"''
o, inns, ti Ao. rrtiD u = francs ioi me ia
Au'tu 90.
i..,t, Na'ch t. WdcDy, iard clos At q msrAs ?,
rf,tr u.- u,f ID. n prI".ruU. "a Irhr 5 plrnlnc'
,u.,I dar.u g. ,.Hs LAM 'ioFcl A. q nTA' u
u'siuIu D.. %
IA. .tsrf ~ :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-14
THE STATE OF TRADE.
NOM FSTIC Markets.

prgp,to March IL Flour steady, With fir demand
unchanged Corn aTcs And Gr sales ~
cars 30 ki1ed uack al 81 -. rdis 90 a. &c
80 ouiet mold, rs asking sc for M1ol Western ana 4-2
10 WIitl I4IIcv steady Rye. hone here High"lhoA
Siy made 81 I6GSl H. Railroad elghls 70 now 9Ih-
900 bills Wheat 1900 buah Corn 1900 OnS1 Dats
400 BUSH, kYe. &OJJ bush f1alio4u
"ent.-iI0ur 400 bbz. Wheat $4,000 bush COIl'
"a ba, hush Gaia ~ 900 bush Barley 44OO bnSI So'
1000 bush. - ,,. .,...v and nncbangea Wheat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-14
CLOSING PRIORS or CALIFORNIA STOOLS
San Francisco SATURDAY. March IL. 1891.
vr.opEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

,oSooN March I2-I230p. m-uon'ols 9Jne ior nonss.
- oaiG for the account United states OOls ouI po
cents l5s four snda hail per cent? nee. Atan nn
$500 TusL9ts
second mortgage S2< Enc 49,; NnWfork Cen"a' io1'
p.nnsyJyapia ContrI ~: Iesdng - - -, L.,
.,cH 1-21g, n IN quoted AT o. s1
NJ, Inc II r. bOns four per cents, llU'l Auaheo Anu
~ .,srI nrsl mortgage UrustreS cert0chtes Oe2
Nv York central l6i y PennsylVanla CehuA' % g.
ksg. YOrk OnisilO and Western -. . o,. ,breo per
oSn, ,snIsa "a francs go for the account 49,.
IoKpOE March 1880 D. H. Pails aanoos q"o'' ''
peT reniss a5 Confines for the ~ ,,.no,
PAKR. March I2-4:30 y. m.-EIehAAEo On L"Au"A - ~
OF checkA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-14
Dipi0tn0 Notlres.

OFFICE OF CHICAGO T. PAU, MINNEAPOLIS AND OAAuA)
IAiLwAY Co.. o. BgoApwAr,
NRw. YORK. Al4 CHI To- 1871 }
A DIVIDEND of ONE nd lHREE QU AR-
~ TE:S PER CkNT Il 81 has this LAY been declared uIol
pTrirrrci capital of is Conptny payable April
Transfer Uo,Es March 80 AMI rronen AJnl "a 1891
l.. T. FLO y Et- frcnSutOr.
OFFICE % THE DFApwoop TiREA MINING 60.
Is WAIlsI. NEW YORK. March - 1881.
nINIDEND ~. 4.--Thr monthly dividend
~ share has brrn dee Jared ;or February.
The Office u transfer agents, Wells. Fargo
o.. d. Bruadway. the Nh inst
Transfer UuUks close on the l5tI inst.
II. b. PARSONS. Secretary.
OFFICE or THE HoMESTAKE. MINING Co.
- WALL 81 NH% NoHh March i: 1881. J.
nIYIDEND No. 81 !hr regular MON HLG
- DIvIpENDof Thirty cen ~ PER II IRE has
agcAa Wells "a ~ & ca. 81 BOliwav. ON She 2,tI
Inst Transfer Books close on the ~ h mt.
n. H. PARSONS, Assistant Secretary.
OBJECT Drr ORR Il ~IolX CITY r. Il. CO..
= T.. YORK. March .. lSNlb
NOTICE.-A DIVIDEND of two aud a half
~ ~ per drcl red on the sOrE Ol
payable Oh he 18th day ni Aprl next IA the
-, work 10 khodor, record " l+I INST, Whi,h
transfer book> will be clio cd aud reoptD"d 81 The
10Th day III AIlII ueNt. J. d. NOS /, lrta'ur"r
OttI,g op iur TOMBSTONE MILL AND MINING CONPASY,
1 WAINUIrT, PHILADELPHIA Feb. :, ,o~l.
'ENELFlll DINiDtND.-IIlE ENEEU-
1 I'VE COMNIrrEEU f the BOir1 ol d. 'ctors Of tins
tnuVl, thi~Ity declared Il" regular IIuthY hyI
t,uutu being 10 cents Oh ga share ol the capital
rp.k 81 company piy.bC N ana aver March TO- a
incp closed from luth to ION luou.
" & CuESN EY. secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-14
.or-roS u>sxrt>-tY raLH,yhrr

fDTrDN Y NgKri ~-tif IEIH 'LN'I
Irvrr.o,. N,th u ~ 30 o. ~ Cotton Ca. Hrihhns
~. uaiur tulI I.tiiOu Inr "Apnu ur"pt7
. 900 hale. nun. .i.I'' br- American triufr, %
Ar1 rdyoE. a. "" 'tH' anl NAV 'i''.} %" D.
a...,t,t, IA, lie t't'. also sd d'
luur apd Juy n.IvrV. TIT AiNo ''tSd 10 AoH"'l and
-,p,,m ol .l,". Si DO. Ho,'ubrr aud 10 crm"cr d'.
uS' o.. 80 ..i as, - '..i fuiurN ntl.
isNtt4.,i. ~ t'u"u- rus HAe~ ~ thr aay
n,iI-i i.-,r h.r- AmcncA. r,tIrss ur"nh, -" VI e.
,',,,,I. M,rca u COTTON duh. "udnng. lo.. Low
A,dGnrF """t Hiuar' . Ir'rlrtN 80 '"''N -@A
sA,lNo,s. Mach 2-ootro' qIie, AHn.ne &c. Low
rr-, G,rat bIitain IIlo Daca ooA' vase -
bal, ttH,1
iir-roN. M,rh 'utr"i irn. Mflapg. u &c. Lrw
Moulding, I sc GUpi O.tiuaN. go. nee rc'r'Ua. 80
tale. gr,,,. J 81, UaIr,. Hto,k sjt, u.urH
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80, palr, ,Ipu bilu, 3U,. tH.c
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HAVANA March y -SurAt Wa a'uNr ~ gTaduA ns'ns
prs cusrg strong ho~~ScA Shsu hf' 10 ~. rst D.
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boxes, bag i9io0 hhds K'trlui Z" The "r"h
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STATE, e. DAYS god r0h's p'ruiun' rh"t Hr't o." a
z. premium London 10, p' premium ola iAris ia
MI Nm
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buslness Chances.

PARTY with from So 900 to $4,000
~ would partner N The re AL Or goods business ~
fanny goods already wpnld join man with rX
u. enc, business some p4 go ihc conn
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