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IRON the German OF Uhland.l
Hast thou not seen the castle
Rise high beside The sea
The golden clouds and rosy
Above IL wander free.
FaIn would " stoop 10 marry
The mirror'd wave below;
And fam would strive. ascending,
To reach the ~, itng glow.
of have seen that castle
The orean-wave beside;
Above. the moon was sanding,
Around, the mist lay vide.
DO winds aud waves OF ocean
It's music bright prolong
Hearst thou from halls OF pageant
The lutes and festal songT
The winds and tides Of ocean
In rest are silent all;
| hear. with tears OF pity,
A deaih.song from the call
Dld,.t see She King pass over,
His stately spouse anear-
Their crimson manties WAVING,
Their gold crowns sparkling celrF
Did they not lead with rapture
A radiant maiden there.
As glorious as the sunshine
That CLEANS In golden hairS
! saw. alas the parents:
No crown was In their hair:
They walked In weeds Of mourning-
The maiden tods not theTe'
EDWARD S. GREGORY.
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AN INDIGNANT STREET-CAR RIDER.-Ar
indignant Philadelphia writes: "Whle
riding in a crowded ear the other day an
old lady Of about sixty years, another
|(apparently her daughter), OF forty,
and two children, about i've and six
years OF age, entered. All The seating
room being occupied, l arese and
Pnofered my place 10 the elder OF the
ladies. Before the good old woman
eoald drop Into the space the younger
nad planted her two children in the seat,
aud the old lady was required TO stand until
some considerate gentleman made room for
her. 4, however, was compelled TO stand.
The aggrevating feature Of the circumstance
was the fact that no fare had been paid for
the children, and whea called the atten
ton OF the conductor to the fac. be laconIc-
ally rerlied that I'VE let them things slip
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TIE MEANEsT MN YET.-The New York
Tribune says: 1t was supposed that me
farmer who sued for trespass the boy who
saved him from drowning had attained me
topmost pinnacle Of meanness, but he VIII
soon be forgotten in contemplation OF Inc
New London saloon-keepcr who offered TO
reward the poor but honest young man VINO
had returned lost purse containing S4OO
by shaking with him for drinks. The poor
but honest young man lost, once more
proving the truth Of the grand old maxim
that honesty is the best policy; for II he
had not spent all his money for the drinks
he would have purchased toy pistol for
bis boy, and the little fellow would now
have been wrilhing in the grasp OF lock-
iaU
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Two strings 10 bis bow: A very diispt-
Asled-loOkIzg iramp entered the counting
room OF one OF the weaiihiest merchants On
Austin avenue, and, coming up 10 The desk,
asked "Ain't your folks from POsey
county. IndianYf' Yes" "And your
name is John SMITH" "Yes." "Sbake |!
You hsse at last found your Iong.lost bro
Their Bill. am la aeed Of m0aey." Here
Is quarter. Take ID and CO." The long
lost brother turned over the quarter time
or 90 and then said elsa quarter all you
can spare for your long.lost brotherT
" That's al. Go now, or III c.N POI
Keenan, said the merchant. "PlI accept
the quarter on account OF our relation snip.
That Is family matter; but, besides be'sg
Your brother. | am tramp and dead
beat. Now apply TO you professionally.
liiye me another quarter. p TEXAS S:fttngS. !
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He SAW 'EM.-JacOb Uhl and his boy,
seven wears old, had battle on Saturday
last with an army Of snakes gathered in
wood.pile on his farm, near Ellenville, New
York. They were loading a wagon from
the wood pile when he discovered the
snakes. lie told his son to drive the oxen
away and wait for him. Mr.. Uhl fought
the snakes for three hours, killing ffty-four,
including twenty.three rattlesnakes. one
having thirty rattles. He received bite in
the arm from a large black snake. from
which he still suffers, though it is not dan
pprOug.
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AUrV,or saLEs--ruture DAYS.
ny Furmsn Topper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1915 Main street.

YT,RUsTEE,S SALE OF HOUSE AND
4 LOT ON SEVENTH sTREET BETWEbN
BAKER AND PRESTON STREETs.-h{ virtue on
certain deed OF trust executed by A.. Whlker aus
wife 10 The undersigned as trustee. dated SepPper
TO- 1880, and duly recorded In The CLERKS once oi
Richmond Chsncsry Court In ID. y. III =, pare
pig, 10 secure the Dzyment OF certain negouhnie
notes therein mentioned, default having been mads
I'm Inc ma ment Of one OF said notes, aud Al ne re"
quest OF The holder thereof, Will sell NJ pubic AUG
ton, upon he premises, on
TUESDAY, AUGUST I'd,
at 9 o'clock +. NJ, the REAL ESTATE conveyed
by slid deco. as follows: AN that LOT OF LAND
I'm the city Of Richmond, with The improvements
thereon, fronting 80 feet on The west line OF
Seventh street between baker and Preston streets.
ana running back between parallel lines lZ4 ieet 10
an alley II feet wide" The HOUSE Is two-sl0ry
detached brick building. comparatively new:
TERMS: Cash AS TO expenses Of tale ana more
for AGO. with interest from ION March, 1921,
and a crenit as TO $3.50 due September 10, 1851 |;
balance as will be announced at sale.
T. JUPPER, JR., Trustee.
rrpx,.~ TrppPp Anrtioneer iy27
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Careful Martha.
- n

=" Are you prepared for death!" the
clergy man asked, with tremor Of emotion
tn bis voice, as be took the sick womsn's
hand 10 his own. A shade OF patient thought
crossed the inyalid's face, aud by.and.by
she said she didn't believe she was; there
was the bedroom carpet TO be taken up set
aud TIE paint upstairs had hardly beeS
touched, and she did want TO put up new
cuFtsins In the diEing-room, but she thought
n she did not die until next Monday she
would he about as near ready as womaH
with be family aHd no girl ever expected
10 he
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DLUE-RIDGE SPRINGS FOR SALE.

by authority Of the stockholders, the BLUE
Ri3GE STRINGS PROPERTY will be offered for
sale to the highest bidder, on the premises at IL
NJ. on a
FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1881.
The proDetty comprises TWO HUNDRED AND
FORTY-FIVE AND A HALF ACRES. and IL stu
aied directly upon The line OF the Norfolk and west
ern railroad, IN BOtetourt county. Va. near bu'
ford's Gan, about forty-ona miles west OF Lynch
burg II Is highly improved with hoiel and COM
modlous cottages, bowling alley, &C.. gardens.
lawns and vineyard. It contains ineAhausilDe
ouarries of limestone and cemedt. which can be
prontably work, d. The mineral waters are famed
Tor their medicinal and curative qualities IN the
treat ment of diseases of the stomach or digestive
organs. ,,
The station Is supplied with postal and telegraph
facilities aud The pa enjoy ed by the springs
as place Of resort has been I'm every way satislac-
tory.
TERMS: Liberal; will he made known on day OF
sale. +. L. LEAFENMOhIh'
~ "a 3tawtd secretary.
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London Fun: "Pastor-' Yes, Mrs.
Brown. Taking into consideration the fact
that the Smiths hardly ever pay their pew
rents, Il 10 strangely bad taste on their part
10 sing so loudly, aud throw such unction
fRto their prayers Mrs, Brown-'Qaite
too terribly shocking -"
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COURT ORDERS.

NIRGINIA-INT THE CLERKS OFFICE
' OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OF BUCkiNG:
HAM COTNTY on FRIDAY THE 18Th DAY
OF JULY, lSsl-lN VACATION: n,-,-.,or
John Spencer......,, f'ain'i'
Sarah +. Puryear, administrative Of William A.
Purvear deceased an : IN her own right: Wllllan
A. Puryear, Jr John H. Purvear Hector d. FUR
wear, Robert Lee PurYear, sidney Puryear the
last three infants), and Robert A. CUNNINGHAM
and JULIA his OeleuNdu.s'
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit 10 obtain decree for the
sale of certain mineral rights conveyed BY the de-
PENDANTS. Robert A. Cunningham and wife, 10 VIII
liam 4. Puryear, by deco dated = Gay OF I'ecehl,
her, 1857, aud fer the division OF me- surplus Oi
proceed, Of sale among the plaintiff and The htrs at
law of the said William A. PHrye1r, atler re-
imbursns the plaintiff 5000 advanced for the pur-
cha.e OF said mineral rights $50 paid bY MIN 10
conyeyancer. and his costs Of SUI; ,,-, =, at.
And il appearing from an affidavit hled Ia thls
cause that diligence has been used 10y me pialun 20
ascertain In what county or corporation the leIebu-
AMI William a. Puryear. Jr. Is. without elect on
the paintas motion II Is ordered that the s,ld VIII
liam A. Purye1r, Dr., do appear mere Nltnlh one
month after due publication OF MS order, anu 40
and that copy Of this order b. published once
week for four successive weeks In The RlchmOhd
| Dispatch, and another copy posted at the IRON,
DAY a c tlS ne Eo""'' FORBES. Clerk.
ROBERT 7. HCBARD. ,. Q. y w M4M
VIRGINIA-IN THE CLERKS OF
Y FICE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OF CHeS
| TERRIFIED COUNTY JULY IL, leSl-lN VA
| CATION: ,a
Graves flalhtHs
rs.
FlournOys ard Others........, -. '''' Defendants
| IN CIIANCERY
The object OF this suit IS TO make pirtlon ol th'
tract OF land of $50 acres, near Newly : hrcge IL
| The county OF Chesterfield and Stale OF Virginia
| formerly the dover of susan Graves, widow OF Ma
Tor Thomas Graves. among the parties properly en-
tiled thereto set forth IN the bill and amended
bill IT. q In this cause. .
| Aud affidavit having been made and FLED that ID
II FlOurnoy one OF the defendants, IS not resideh
of the state OF Virginia II IS ordered that the sale
| %. II. FlournOy DO appear here within one mOnlf
after due publlcit ton Of this order and DO what 1
| necessary 10 protect his interest In this suit.
| cOpy-teste,
| MEADE HAsKlNS, 81 ~ Jy l3-W4W
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BY Joseph Il. Houseworth, Auctloneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF MONTPELIER
Il THE HOVE OF PRESIDENT MADISON,
IN ORANGE COUNTY, VA.

> > ~ LIE VI bAOsN -
Il THE HOVE OF PRESIDENT MADISON,
IN ORANGE COUNTY, VA.
In execution Of the deed Of trust from the late
Thou as j. Carson to Phi Up :. Fry and Lewis u.
Williams for the benz ~ OF David Graham DC ceased,
dated August l, 1857, and recorded IN me cierKs
Office of orange County Court, the undersigned.
place Of the said Philip :. Fry and Lewis B VIII
lams, deceased. being thereto repaired by me pre-
sent benehciaries in said trust deed, will sell by auc-
ton, upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, July 2S, 1881,
the VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND conveyed by
said decd known as MONTPELIER, situated IN
Orange county, Va, Immediately on the line OF the
Virginia Midland railroad, four miles west OF
Orange Courthouse, and CONTAINING 1O63A
ACRES. The land is OF good qualify wen wa
tered and tirbeTed. The improvements consist
OF a large and imposing BRICK DWELLING,
erected by President Madison, commanding mag
nifcrnt view Of the Blue Ridge Mountains, together
wi n all the necessary out-buildiDgs. The grounds
are Justly considered the h1nd>Omest I'm Piedmont
Virginia This would make most delightful sum-
mer residence, fine stock farm. or could be con-
yerted into pleasant summer resort.
TERMS: Cash enough TO pay the cost OF exc
cutting the trust and TO pay balance secured by
deed-say, $4,000; aud as 10 the residue, upon
credit of one and TWO years, the purchaser to give
bond for the deferred payments, bearing Interest
from day Of sale, and secured by deed of trust on
land. Should the bCnetCarieS conclude not TO re-
qulre the whole amount due them In cash, the
change If terms will he announced on day of sale.
FOR further Information. address the trustees.
LINDEN KENF,
Alexandria, Va,
JOHN G.. WILLIAMS,
Orange Courthouse, Va,
Substituted Trustees.
APRIL 20, 1851. an 2S-2AwtJy 4Stdtd
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EUsrI0N sAnss-.rhis Dny
R.ICHMoND BAZAAR &g
Nos. 1893 AND 1440 FRANKLIN STREET.
THIS DAY

alto O'Clock we will sell number Of
EXCELLENT ANIMALS,
amongst them are several well suited for city and
farm purposes.
AT II O'CLOCK we VII sell
BAY FILLT, foJr years o d; sound, well broke
and very stylish: of Revenue stock and out Of a
first-c' as mare; was raised Toy Colonel Timber
lake, OF Albamarle county.
PREVIOUS TO WHICH,
Our usual assortment Of VEHICLES, Of great va
Ii'ty. JOHN Il. DAVIS fToprietOI.;
+. Il. COOK. Salesman. VZf
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GALE OF THE WHITE SULPHUR
~ SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.

GALE OF THE WHITE SULPHUR
- SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.
by virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of
eXecu Ors us. The Montgomery White sulphur
Springs Company, we VIII sell the REAL. ESTATE
AND FRANCHISES Of said company, on the
premises, at auction on
THURSDAY, AUGUST 2j, 1881.
This property consist, Of Il 66 ACRES OF TX
CELLENT LIMESTONE LAND. CREEK BOT
tom AND UPLAND-much of " IN valuable tim
Der: LARGE HOTEL, COTTAGES, RECEPTION
HOUSE. BATH HOUSES, BOWLlhG-ALLEGS,
&C. &C.: ali complete, IN good repair, and capable
of comfortably enter aiming 500 guests; also, "A
RAILROAD m frst-class order IN bed and equip
ment. connecting The lawn WI h the Norfolk and
Western railroad, one and three quarter miles DIS
taut. The springs are In romantic glen IN the
heart OF the AhcghaUies, aud in easy reach OF the
Otrer Virginia springs. The lawn IS superb. aud
improved " IA magnificent shade trees fountains,
walks, &c, &c. Two white sulphur springs and a
chalybeate furnish an USFAGLlNG SUPPLY OF
highly medicinal waters, all making a summer re-
sort second 10 none La attrac' ions aud popularity.
TERMS: Five per cent. cash on the day OF sale ;
residue In equal ustalmfnts. running one. tNo.and
three years. with interest from day Of sale. bonds
and security required. aud TIE retainei by the
Court until purchlse-nOuey shall be iulb pald.
Possession delivered jar uary l. 1882.
For further particulars address the Undersigned
a. Chrlstiansburg, Va.
THOMAS F. SULLIVAN,
GEORGE G.. JUNkIN,
fy2 Commissioners.
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SHENANDOAH-VALLEY RAILROAD.
FOR BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHfA.ANJN a.
YORK.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECTJCNE l5..s.G
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KAaLxoAD LayIs.

Twenty minutes at Howardsville for suvp.---..
breakfast. 'N9
Packets leave Joshua Falls on arrival NJ ,-..-
for Lynchburg sud points beyond "fa'
Close connection made AZ Richmond 10 ali ,.f
aud Petersburg railroads. and At fynchtu,y ,,..ll
Norfolk and Western and Virginia NlJI.rI w
roads, and at WllliamSons win Chfssueak, "a
FOR other Information apply al No. 10, ~.
llO7 Bank street. q. :. BNRE6ib "
General Freisht and Ticset A.,
DECATUR AxTELL, General Manage -
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Lynchnurg PassengeE Trlln. N. ii. ~.

Lynchburg Passenger Train. No. a.. pt-.,' ,
Leave Richmond. ...................,...-.. ~ J. "
Arrive acknowledgements. ...,...,a't j.. -
Train No. Al connects a. BurkeNlHt WIN r.
folk A. Western railroad FOR Farmfi.r' i-f u
burg, and all southwes'er- points.
Train No. 80 fast maill stops only AL J' ttIs' p
Burksville, Drab,'s Branch. BARI srt.t- b1ht p
Greensboro Salisbury. Charlotte. >Ui"Iu' 2
Greenyille, seneca Toccoa, Luia, ,rt H.i.'r' q
connecting al Atlanta for AL points south ld -.-
west.
Train No. ~ Through passenger ,'oi. II t' -
tlOus, connecting ~ ~utherllns vi N.'A .
Sutherlin Nsrrow-Gauge railroad f-r N'''H q
Salisbury with Western North Carolina rt'i. p.
all pOin IN Western Norlb carolina al Ai..-'
FOR all points south and Southwest
Train No. A. Through passenger nuI Htt I.
at an stations. COusectlDg 80 ~utheriu. - VIII.
ana Suiherln Narrow Gauge railroad i.r VI .'.
At Atlanta for all points south aut ~rUiN "'..f .
Charlotte with Charlotte. tolumO t'd A't.
railroad for COlumbs, August, >l't'hil' '--
Florida points. . If
Trains nom the above-uamei uurs ar .N'
Richmond 4;44 +. NJ, AIS +. NJ ~ 10 N'' .--
IDslS u
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Yesterday forenoon there was party OF
five persons on the wharf waiting to take
the boat for Biloxi, and each man had fish
ing tackle and other preparations for a good
time. After looking the crowd over from
his seat on q barrel, an old cynic OF dock
loafer approached one Of the gentlemen and
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VIRGINIA-IN THE CLERKS OFFICE
' OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OF BUCk!NG:
HAM COUNTY on FRIDAY THE 10TH DAY
OF JULY, lSsl-lN VACATION: n,-,..,or
John Speucer.....,. Plaintiff,
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direct fOur-hOurs connection is male h.fs...
Richmond and Noriolk by rIirs leaving E.. Ir...,
At 800 \. NJ aud Norf'ik A. l225 p ". 80
this service.
All trans leaving Petersburg VIII starr f..r. .aa
ApDOmattOX deD0i
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave l.-h.
mOnd at A. NJ. ana 9 p Leave Peter, ~ .
Q A. VI. and 9 L. VI. every sunday.
T. - KLINE, >IpfriuferI..
A. POPE, General Passenger AMI Gc,tt Ak.I..
e l6
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No. 2 DAILY except saturday. No. aH.
DAILY eNcep' sunday.
Pullman parlor ears through o. Bti'uuieHu h'.
train.
Iuliman sleeping care through tO flHl'ti .t
aud New York on No. train.
CHARLIE j.. UAT,H
General Passenger g.. ff
JOSEPH u. SANns, Snnenntendlnt IL
, 1881-10-22

., 6oteiai Dtspclei. 70 7'hs Ehleoeo Tribune.
., nkw faRK. Ocr. 3t.-G1sAiX--N hGat-undor lilo
sss ltlmulntlnG repuEta froul sutnteruF, especially
,S, ,"m eplc"ko, HtnIer WHEAT waa guntet u ruts
s. ash HsonxoE though hHCtuatlna, having becM td-
isesu 1os tho tay abuut AAtAo dn f4!-fy act
..s.Goscent. chlsiy speculative. though iuoFs
~ has oeen nutcd. IN GOOD part fuF "hl,u
~ "as better 4uslltIus qf rod wheat, leaving oH
,oNHat trreaular1y. cablo aiyIce4 were agan 0f
~, se. aaa Irregular mHrkuts Hprina wheat has heen
s,a a'shef At II IL IN llutad supply und cuInud "
,o,.s's u" auldess. but hs4 Gosn tnAcstFv. salus
4 Su S1 SSt '1S4Eo 9SE ny " .S 81 ii ,GSs tss
'HA 1tht. closing ut sl.S1 new rule bid; OctatcT
~. sa od rules ut fao}i 3ls, chasing Vt tl0 now
a.. ea' 10 NoyumbuE. ruN and ufA Ealrs t.au9s
tnd ,ss Is'ns ut sl.alA nav rulei da nsccfiler. now
t ~ rules al el.ta<dkl.h14G GluslnK IT tl.a now
1AnuAry II ~ I'LL eoslra At t!.Gf4
,aeaneF KEado At ti.Eill.th csusuK At N.4s, No.
~ III. :. ~" ana old tuIss, ut tllaa!.4a. cInaln.
- a anF now ru1s un1raaui rod Al $l17{1t.0t ~
.n,,nSi ,suattSi fancy 5taso at sL&3s No. Milwaukee
nx mnx ~ N.ta; No. spsl0R. nov And 1ld rules, Al
,r,.sn' s'n' anKsaded spring At &I3@l4A Turn moro
I,.' aha ouFY deliveries ~ not offered with much
sh,'s nave been sxa'n Mortva w noout 10 psE ha,
,ns w 1hs opuuu list, atter an unsettled opsn'
T. pHeea wore a1su aAvahEa1 AbouS A@s$o
eales reported Of l,a7lUu bu, hllxea Western
ms. aaea u &ts7c ~ to quality; Ntw York steamer
tu,S, aaotsd y ia}sS7!ss No. willis Nv ba new
,uIna " 'se ~hlta Wstlerp l1,u0 ba} at lie. Oats
Ns stronger, hat!ng been Uttered less ftcs'
, 1881-10-22
iy and In h,pEa desinhd. In gonta
paft fur seGulnr trad8 account. leading
Il, mn advance fur tie dAy in sd ntr0 nFufnlnDNt In

y and In mprs demand. in good
ss,t i"r ,esa,ss tf.s y, nesoa onas o,,a Ing
s,ercos Of n1out Ha,,sa prr bu. exceptional trnns-
nes"ns na oTem u, .n,.n d' III arK1. ,. ,vo'nru
,nxs.t,pt n tt,xe, 4. N una,,I nxoa wea,orn I'm:
str t"t" ,n,ns, M : H. rh h;cas 1 'nn IN 'ss iyo n
o."'p @ .""'"' ~. s"'u'*u ""'. ~. 49, .a.~
trtr.tDaH ~ M nw ftl0 a1H nt tlL, naf!n5 snsy
Htiet; tho 9xte!n Iirns nsken ceckmg IssG1s' y ns
ny GannMa tlhnlen ~ 4! - hii Ma w g @ III: sni
nronicsH mon e,5ateY aesvs' M ,M,t %
1ttneH nl0ar !htkl fftaaE MsSMtH n,rI s ,ssi si*
aaGt a snr satny Ga4 nnn,ISni. ~ r,s i.ss
ninI't Ind Il osis;, liag ia!i: a.u6ei anSto:i Z,
fS aske a January . t,'a IND nHs, t, as5s n;s:
Ght mems 1n!ek III !tsuicr Ihtis. Eneo" Ivy
ltttod HNhtItlnhA nDnnt ~ .t!"1u. ~ III IT.
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snn,Ent& & % ~ ri"n sn"snn. WI " III sxnr. tnnig
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, 1881-10-22


NEW YnltK. tlct, 1.-COTTuS.-N0t receipts NJ MI
United atntes pltrs TOR thu walk lHtNU bans: taat
rear. I'll III; total rccelpis nj nil untct 9tates ports
10 tlate, iGAUs last year. asN0t: expnrts fFun, MI
limited fsatcs rUrts for the wunk ssWJ: las. year
iW0Us totai exH,rts fson, nl United eta.es Inrt% IN
dhtc. Ai2,Utl; last ycur, btihp ttDck nj n Enltet
Athus ptrs, a.slnt last yrnr, uU, stock nt nil In
.turlr tn,snt i1lUt lust yrnr. Kii stock 1T iivur
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