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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-17

OTATE OF MINNESOTA, RAMSEY COUNTY
y IS. In Probate Court
In the matter of the estate of Henry Milor, de-
deased:
On reading and fling the petition of Byron N.
Smith, of Hennepin county. representing. among
other things, that Henry Milor, late Of Redwood
county, Minnesota on the 2sth day of january, A:
D. 1868, at Mankato, Minnesota, died interstate, and
being an inhabitant of said Redwood county at the
time of his DEATH leaving goods, chattes, and estate
within this county, and that the said petitioner is in
terested in the estate Of said decea ed and praying
that administration of said estate be to him granted
1t is ordered that said petition be heard before the
Judge of this court, on Monday the 18th day OF
March, A. D. 1881, at ten O'Clock A. NJ, at the pro
bate Office in said county.
Ordered further, that notice there
of be given to the heir
of said deceased, and to all persons interested, by
publishing copy of this order for three successive
weeks prior to said day of hearing, In the DAILY
GLOBE, . newspaper printed and published at Sain
Paul, IN said county.
Dated at Saint Paul the I'd day OF March. A. d
By the Court, HENRY O'GORMAN,
IL 81 Judge of Probate.
Attest FaAeK ROBERT, JR., Clerk.
~Iar34w.Thur
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MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

Judge Cooley resumed his official seat at the
municipal court yesterday.
The rife club goes to St. Paul next
Wednesday TO shoot a match with team from
the club of that city.
The examination of James Benson for as
saulting James Wilson will come up before
Judge Cooley this morning.
EFF. and F. j. Goodrich, arrested by Chief
Munger Tuesday night as hotel beats, were
given thirty days each on the stone pile by
Judge Cooley yesterday.
Charles Terrlll, the genial baggageman on
the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul road, is
laid up with cut in his knee, caused by hand
ling bundle of pickaxes.
The case of c. L. Chase, charged with lille
gal voting at the election held in Minneapolis
town, was called yesterday at the municipal
court. On motion it was continued for three
weeks.
The Ladies Land League, which has formerly
met at Emmet's hall, over the City bank,
Thursday evenings, will change their place
and time of meeting to Catholic Association
hall, Sunday evenings.
Hunter Smith, one of the members of the
Keene company, is at the Nicollet house, Ill
withsrheumatism. His wife arrived from st.
Louis yesterday morning, and under the care
of DIR. Bray, it is expected that MIR. Smith will
be able to return to the troupe at an early
date.
Charles Haviland, employed in loading lnm-
Der on the North Wisconsin road, cut his foot
with an ak on last Thursday. He arrived in
this city yesterday, having been carried forty
miles on hand car, and twenty miles on
hand sled. DR.. Salisbury hopes that amputa-
ton will not be necessary.
A R. Gill sued Peter Wolford and Jesse
Jones for $1,000 damages on account of in
juries received at the fall of the Wolford block
last spring. Yesterday the jury returned
verdict of $500 for the plaintiff. Fl. G.
HARRISON & Co. intend to bring suit at an
early date for damages against the same par
ties.
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No. 1. Judges, F. L. Smith, E. B. Ames,

No. /. Judges, F. L. Smith, E. B. Ames,
George Huy.
SIXTH WARD.
First precinct-Poll place, Hose house
No s. Judges, Mat. Walsh, Jos. Holscher,
VIM. 7. Todd.
Second precinct Polling place, Ole Byorum's
store. Judges, Ole Byorum, F. B. Cornell,
A. II. Mitchell.
Third Polling place, Lange's store.
Judges, G. w. Libby, John Feuer, J. A. Peter
son.
Aid. Woodward offered resolution that
the precincts be the same as at the last gen
eral election. except that the territory added
to the Fourth ward by the new amendment to
the city charter be included in the Second
precinct of the ward, and that the territory
Third precinct of that ward. Adjourned.
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CITY NOTICE.
Official Publication.
Vacation Of Part Of Thomas Street.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE,

CRY CLERKS OFFICE,
ST. PAUL, Mimi, February %, 1881.
WHEREAS, A petition has been filed in this
office, as provided by law, by order of the
Common Council of the city Of st. Paul, for
the vacation of that part of Thomas street as
lies east of Como avenue and west of Rice
street. The object of said proposed vacation,
as stated in said petition, is, that by the open
ing and extension of Como avenue, that part
of Thomas street lying east of said Como ave-
nue., is rendered Unnecessary as public street.
Now, therefore, Notice is hereby given that
said petition will be heard and considered by
the Common Council, or committee appoint
ed by them, on Tuesday, the 5th day of April,
A. D. 1881, at 3 o'clock P. M, at the Council
Chamber in the City Hall.
By order of Common Council.
THOS. A. PRENDERGAST,
Feb 24-4wThur City Clerk.
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st. Patrick's Ddy..

There Will be mass and services in the
Catholic churches this morning, and this
evening the play "Eileen Oge" will be pre-
scented at the Academy of Music. At Pence
Opera House this evening Kathleen Mavour-
neen will be played for the benefit of the Holy
Rosary parish
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Notice to Builders.

MINNESOTA HOSPITAL FOR INSANE, !
ST. PETER, March 10th, 1881.
Bids will be received until April 18th, by the
Board of Trustees, for restoring the burned
North Wing of the Minnesota Hospital for
Insane, at st. Peter, in fire-proof manner,
with iron ioists and brick arches, according
to plans and specifications, which may be seen
at the office of Horace E. Horton, Rochester,
Minnesota, until April first, and after that at
the Hospital in st. Peter.
The trustees reserve the right to reject any
and all bids, if not satisfactory.
Per order of the Board,
WIN. soH1MMEL, Secretary.
mar 12-3t w-4w
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THE COURTS.
District Court,

Before Judge Vanderburgh.]
A. R. Gill VS.. Peter Wolford and Jesse
Jones. Verdict for plaintiff for $500.
Peter Mooney VS.. Minneapolis & North
western Railway Co. On trial.
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Probate Court.

Estate of Elizabeth Moulton, deceased.
Letters of administration issued to Geo. E.
Moulton and A. E. Moulton.
Estate of Anna W. Jewett, deceased. Let
tiers of administration issued to Elisha E. Nc
Cousland.
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Municipal Court.
before Judge Cooley.1

The city VS.. C. Voight and 3. E. Tyler;
leaving team united. Fined 81 each.
The city VS.. E. F. Goodrich and F. j. Good
rich and Thomas O'Brien; vagrancy. Com
mitted thirty days each.
The city VS.. c. Gates and James Madden;
drunkenness. Madden was committed and
Gates discharged.
The State VS.. c. L. Chase; illegal voting.
Continued three weeks.
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Nil fftcnN = postal card to j. E. 5OULE. Box
81 Washington DO, and receive FREE 50 81 htpass
narer devoted to interests Mention this PAGER
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m us1mT;In The Great French Inv1gorator. 9enrs
tine Pills for lost manhood, 81 box. Book
m Nervous Diseases, Cause and cnre; 100 to Pay
,oata0e DIR JAMES. a04 Warrington street, Chi
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-20
PRODUCE MARKETS.


BALTIMORE, Sept. 10.-Cotton dull and
lower: middling, i2c. Flour quiet Howard street
iand Western superflne IS 00a5 75 do. extra 60 2;
e7 90: do. family 81 25ss 90; City Mills superiine
IS OO@5 7j do. extra, Sc 25@6 49, do. family. 50 q
los Is; do. Rio brands 81 1898 90; Pa,apsco family
rs 80. wheat-southern nrm and shade better
western lower and dull; Southern red, 81 4O9i 20
lido. amber. 81 b0ep1 s.; No. q Western winter red
<spot and September, 81 4iI1 449a October 81 49,.
isei t5eG November, 81 4e,ltai 4Qsk December
Isl 52l<D1 52ttz. Corn-Southorn higher for white
1yellow nominal; Western shade of, closing In.
snctive, but firm: Southern white 92o: do. yellow
E2c; Western mixed, spot and September CSC bid
October, 72l4@727kc; November, 751S075s6. Oat
ffrm; Southern, 5ieA53c; Western white. Sl@o52c
ido mixed, 5O@5lc Pennsylvania, 5l@5sc. Ry,
iquiet ut 81 0S Hay firm: primo to choice Pcnnsyl
iyaniaand Maryland, Sl6@e2 Provisions firm, with
fair jobblng trade demand; mess pork, $50 49, bull
and clear rib sides, packed, ga
1l1c; baconshoulders, lOl &c; clear rib sides &c
lhams, 14l46D16c; lard-refned 1910. Butter firm
Western grass, 14CD25c. Eggs higher and actlvo
IlSplOc. Petroleum lower and dull refined, TIC
Coffee unsettled and weak Rio cargoes ordnar,
To fair, 109l2lTc. Sugar firm son, 10l4c whsk,
34Tm at 81 1901 1919 Freghts TO Liverpool pei
tteamer dull cotton 3-16G6l&d; -four, y per bar
3rel; grain 3lS@4d. Reccipts-Fiour, 2,5l0 barrels
wheat, 62,175 bushels; corn $4,000 bushels; oats
1 800 bushels; rye, 1900 bushels. Shipments
Wheat, 80 900 bushels; corn "a 900 bushels. Sales
Wheat, 26s,1OO bushels; corn, 693l3 bushels.
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New YorL e,crernt ,r,rr,e,.

New York, Sept, 19.-Cotton quiet and
|and steady Sales sS6 bales upands, 11J6c; Or
leans, 12lc; consolidated net receipts, 2O6 bales
1exportst Great Britain, 1879 bales. Foursouth-
|ern dull common TO fair extra, Sc 2597 10; good
10 choice do, 81 5o@s rs. Wheat generally without
decided change; ungraded spring, 81 27a1 %; No
y Milwaukee, 81 30; ungraded red 81 20@1 81; No
i3 do 81 ~; mixed winter. tli2: No. 2 red Sep
3tember, 81 i5IHCa1 46l4; October 81 i594@l 45JS
November, 81 iSN Coru lE@ll4c lower closing
weak with fairly active trade ungraded, 63@7lc
mo white, Sc; October, 7ls1a72ISo; November
>7i}4a75Nc. Oats lsD2c lower. closing heavy; No
II, 41l2c. Hops quiet aud unchanged. Coffee hC
Gquiet fair to good refinlng, 13.l6@sc; refined
'easler and less active; standard A. 9skc. Molassei
STEADY. Rosin firm at 81 1902 40. Turpentins
seasier at 511I@51l1c.. Wool in good demand and
livery strong domestic fleece, 3l6Di6c; pulled, 200
2iOc unwashed, l2@35c Texas, 14@Slc. Pork dull
]heayy, land decidedly lower; October, aud No.
iyember, SIS 601lS 80; middles flrmer; long clear
{lil4c; short clear 111Sc. Lard SO@35c lower clos.
dun and depressed. Freghts dull and weak.
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rINANc1A1 ANp CONVENTIONAL.
stock aud bond Observation-Disclosures o.
ana New York Produce suUrketa.

The following observations on the trans
actions In the financial market yesterday, together
with opening, highest lowest, and closing quota.
ltions, furnished by the banking house of II. d
Cooke, IT,, & Co., 1923 street, Washington d. c.:
4 NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
A NEW YoRK, Sept 10, 1916 p. mat the opening Of
ithe market II was known that the rtmors Of Satur
,day relative to the statement Of the railroad wal
and the purchase OF bonds by the Secretary OF the
tTreasury were unfounded; also that the Presi-
tdcnts condition was more unfavorable; conse-
lquenty there was disposition ON the part Of the
Spublio 10 realize; but within moment after the
iopcning Il was evident to all that the prominent
Operators for the long account had determined to
sustain prices in spite Of any unfavorable news
land the result was that not only were timid ones
encouraged to hold. but the early sellers became
anxious 10 cover with the result OF an advance In
.all the active stocks Of from a 10 per cent
Throughout the remainder Of the day the market
Twas quiet and the fnctuation limited untillnear
'close, when q decline OF from a 10 u per cent
occurred, leaving prices from 4 to IA per cent
above the closing Of Saturday. Money was with
. out change at from to per cent, with loans Of
the close at4. Government bonds declined about
II per cent for continued issues and per cents
NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS..
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DISTRICT COURTS.

Equity CouRT-JusTIcE WyIIE.-Fant VS.. Dufot
3reeeiying sales ratified, Anderson VS.. Anderson
Testimony ordered taken eh.ooro =. l.. Wallach
king vs.. Buckley, same action on interrogatorles
1Clabaugh VI. Pierce; y. D.Msrolla msis party
Tolman Va. NeGill Sxesptisa L
giddlor's report disposed. Barker va Mclean
Testimony ordered closed In twenty five days
5Chrstiancy vs.. Chrlstlancy; testimony on inter
5rOgatories ordered taken. None vs.. Bone; alimonl
sand counsel fees ordered paid. In re petition o
~. U. Keyser authority granted TO sell certain reA
testate Connolly VS.. Connolly auditors repor
FINALLY ratified. Baker vs. Offutt; sale aud audi.
5t0r's report finally ratified. Powell VS.. Bradley
dguardiail ad litem ordered appointed by commits
fsloncr. Christie vs. Wilson; guardian nd lltem
Sylvester Adams appointed. semmes VS.. Payne
iauditors report finally confirmed Coyery vs.. Cover
fdiyorce granted. Morrison VS.. RulheTiord ex,
tceptiOns To answer overruled and leave granted e
3tlle cross, bill. Adjourned till Thursday morning
yat ten o'clock.
CRIMINAL CouRT-yusTlcE Cox.-Henry, ALA
Henry Hoyle, assault; forfeiture set aside aud de-
PENDANT discharged. Samuel Frazer vagrancy
Z nolle pros. James Jones' violating hack law; re.
3cognizance forfeited. Lewis Pierce, carrying
weap0nsi pardon hled. George w
2Driyer, keeping bar open on Sunday; TecognlzancC
forfeited Charles r. shelton; open bar afieI
fhoursi verdict, not guilty, Mary A. Nodin, SELL
fling liquor TO soldiers; nolle pros Mary Reardon
destroying private property; Information quashed
Frank Blair Jr, tapping sewer; recognizance for
lfeted Stephen Casassa, occupying street, ver,
dict not guilty. John Crawley, cruelty 10 animals
Verdict, guilty, and sentenced 10 pay fine of $40
3E. NJ. Hardin, profanity; recognizance forfeited
Adjourned till this morning al ten o'clock.
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Irange, but in the late dealings weak tone pre-.
Ivailed aud decline Of 1Sdlh per cent took place
|the latter in Nashville and Chattanooga. In tho
final dealings, however, the market became steady
Iond closed at a recovery Of 1s6iA per cent Han
TO liSlf, and recovered TO 1i9l4. There were nc
ssocs OF the common stock. Sales to-day aggre-
tgated 207,454 shares, including Delaware, Lacka.
wanna and Western, 146OG Denver and Rio Grande
300; Erie, 81 100 Hannibal and St TO- 800 Lake
lshorc, 30,300 Louisville and Nashville, 1000 Mich
IigOn Central, 5000: Northwestern, 500; New Jer-
Isey Central, 1900; New York Central, $500; Ohio
land Mississippi 600 Reading, 1000 st. Paul, 200
Union Pacific $500; Wabash Pacific 1900 Western
Hinton. Q
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pb,,.se,ph,o C.,.Ie Market.

WEST PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 19.-Cattle-'
Sales, 1000 head; market activei prime, 6I4@ssS,
lgood, $4,000; medium, 4%@59Sc; common, 81
s@ilc. sheep-Sales, 1000 thead market active
3prime, 5h95lEc; medium, 4ISa5c; common, $40
{iAc; Chester County lntpbs, 6C97gSc; Western do
5i@6i9c; stock ewes, s. 0ON3 %. Hogs-sales, 800
lhead; market active; good fat hogs, 9lG@l0Iz 70
common and stockers, 76oSc
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HEALTH IS WEALTH.

DIR. E q, WEsr's NERyHAHD BRAIN TREATMENT,
"a specific for Hyslera, Dizziness Convusions, Ner.
yous HEADACHE, Mental Depression, Loss of Memory,
Ihpermntorrh9a lmpOtency, Involuntary Emissi0ns,
abuse, oyerndulRence which leads 20 misery, dc.
cay, and death one box viii cure recent cases Each
box, or sX boxes for Ave dollars. Sent by mail pre-
paa on receipt 0t pre- we gunl,ss 9,n UoSes 70
boxes, accompanied with Ave dollars we will send
the purchaser our written guarantee 10 return the
money IN the treatment does not effect cure. Guar
antees Issued by SrOT'r q CROMWELL, 40 Penn.
sylyanla avenue, Washington, u. O., Wholesale and
.tention ocls'rrh3Iy
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-20

BALTIMORE, Sept. 19.-Virginia 6s, de.
|ferred, 10; do. consolidated, si< do. second Sc.
ries. 3OE do. past due coupons, 92I1; new ten.
forties, az bid to-day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-20

LONDON, Sept. 19.--Consols for money
20 Lie; do for the account 90 SIG. United State
bonds, as, 1i6H. Atlantic and Great wester
frsts, 500; do. seconds 2ih; Erie, 455S; do. sec
onds, 1851 New York Central, i47; Illinois Contra
|l3ik; Pennsylvania Central, 6GJS Reading. 800
The amount OF bullion gone into the Bank OF Eng
land on balance to.day Is Eal,000
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nnItimorc CallIe Market.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 10. n Beef cattle-Mai
ke. Riorc active, and priced shade Off; very hes
Ii1E@5lEc; first qualities, TssiJEc medium, $40
|ss24c; ordinary, 3@SAc Host Of the sales wer
from 4ISG15i4c: receipts, v,257 head; sales, 90
head. Swine-Fair supply bud moderate demand
Quotations, 799l4c; rcceifs, 6,730 head.
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THE Smith 4 Bgge ManufaCturine Go

LOOK BON IU0, BKIDNEPOKIi CONN.
Manufacturers OF specaltiea In Light Hardware and
Metallic Goods generally, Government and Giant
PadlOcks Sewing Machine Locks, Piano Locks, Organ
Iocr; the RttOnatlcnlymade Giant Sast 'hhin,
'perlOr to every other aud very much cheaper lnO
Especial pulley fequred) The Smith Egge Manufhc-
Turing Co. also gives special attention 10 the making OF
Estimates for the cost OF the manufacture OF patented
Inventions and all the necessary tools, and tile manu-
featuring OF the same royalty. All communications
treated conhdentnlly. my2i-Srlh6m
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REAL ESTATE.
The Omcial Transfer. n Rccorsfed Yesie'

day.
Mr.. j. +. Olmstead presents the follow
ing transactions In real estate in the District,
ported TO him by the Recorder Of Deeds:
CITY PROPERTY.
On q street north, between Twentieth and
5Twenty- frst streets west, sublot 20 go feet ~
dnches by 100 feet 81 inches) square l03 Redmond
III. Welsh to Howard c. Claggetl, 5000.
ON 7 street north, between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets west lot 10 6s feet by depth
{square 49, Albert Shurtlef to Albert 4. Shurten
Nan undivided one-half INTEREST,", nominal
4 On Sixteenth street west, between s and I
3streets north, sublots a. % %, and "a 6S by 10,
fleet, square l9l, William A. Gordon, trustee, L
3Thomas I. Crlttenden, 5000.
ON Sixteenth street west, between and Tstreet
8north, sm6los ~ ~ 80 81 and " (0l22 by 100 feet
4 on street north, between Second and Third
streets west, east part of subot GO by 100 feet
6square sos, Redmond d. Welsh to Catharlne ]
4Combs, 81 600.
On Sixth street west, near the corner of II stree
ar % lot sS! inches SS GS c
Trend, 5000.
4 on / street south, near the corner Of Seventh
{street enst, part of - 10 by 81 feet sqliarc oO5
3Danici Redmond walshto Johanna Bieber, 500
GEORGETOWN.
On West street, between. Congress aud VALLEY
streets, subot II % by no feet Of subdivision o.
square 100, known as Nichols Place, A. l.. Boul.
6ware ct al, trustees TO S. THONGS Brown, s72i5O.
On Lingan street. near corner of First street. pnr
Hot G2 us By GO feeD, block % of Peter, Beattie
Il Deakins' addition TO Georgetown
lAnn Rifio TO Charles L. Gates. $3.50.
On Dunbarton street, between Montgomery and
3Greene Streets part lots l3S 49, no. and l4i (2iC
/ feet by deptl). block 65 Of Bealls addition 10
<Georgetown, Benjamin +. Gilbert to Albertine s.
30dell, $1,000.
COUNTY.
On Jackson street, between Pierce and Fillmore
streets, sublots $40 and 80 as by 1870 eet of the
IIown Of uniontown, Thomas J, Ward to Jerome +.
IDandelet, SOS.
/ on Moniello avenue near corner of Paine street
bnblots 200 and 2ll i0 by 100 feet block of sub
division of uaddoek's Hill, known as Monlello,
IMilllam s. OdeIl To Robert DsRnlIln. sann.
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New York, Sept. 19.-Money loaned be-
Tween and per cent. on call and closed at dad
iper cent Exchange was steady at isOlfB4sl for
Hong and 4Si@4siA for short sight Governments
{were weak. extended IS selling or u, coupon As u
iand coupon AIS q per cent. the other isSueB are
unchanged. Slate bonds were dull and nominal.
RAILROAD bonds were inactive aud Irregular Tile
'stock market opened Irregular, but III the main
Hover, and IN the early dealings the
Speculation was rather ieyerish. Soon, how
lever, the general list became strong and ad I.
yanced L@lA per cent, Northwestern aud Union
Pacific leading the rise, but later there was reac
lton OF 1sGll9per cent, In which Norfolk and West.
fern were most prominent This was followed by a
rally Of Ll per cent the latter In Western Union
During the afternoon the speculation was very
tame aud prices moved within an extremely amall
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-20
New Summer Arrangement.
FOOT SURGERY.

n DR. WHITE, ChirOpodist OF over thiIty-bye year,
experience twenty consecutive years OF practice la
Washington u. y successfully treats Corns Buniona.
Diseased Nails Vascular EXcresences and all all.
ments OF the feet, Refers To the most eminent ply
sicans, surgeons, aud thousands Of other we'll known
persOnagcs that patrOnlze his establishments lla
pennsylvania avenue, opposite Wizards Hotel. Fee
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Foreign Money Market.

sUB-rREAsURY BALANCES.
seq. t7G,6345Te 90 Currenoy......~ SIS
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Goth
[l.Mo Prizes.

$50 Prizes. sii2,iOO
Whole Tickets t2 half tickets, si n tickets, 80
Remit money or hank dram by letter, or send by es
1prcss. DON'T SEND ny RFailSTERED LETTER
Tor POSTOFFICE ORDER. Orders OF IS and upward
hy express be sent at our expense Addressall
3ders to II NJ BOARDMAN, Courier Journal hui ldngI
4Lonsyille KY, or II. NJ. BOARDMAN, 800 broad
Iwny. New York; or J. w. CLARK, 800 street north
Iwest and it22 PENNSYLVANIA avenue; or to 4. IL.
4MAYNADIER. pi4 Nineteenth street northwest.
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which takes place at Havana, Cuba, sTspTEMBEI
90 1851 there only is,O00 tickets Issued and 81
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The pulse, respiration, aud temperature rose ia
1.-The attitudes that told only too plainly the gravity
,of the situations and the Cabinet, who had gone
saway FORA brief recreation, luled into security by
icesslvely sat up. or rather had been moved from
ibis bed TO u reclining chair, were suddenly sum
imoned 20 return. The history OF yesterday will
lbe found IN the dispatches IN other columns The
irgor, the gastric difficulty the prohse Precipitation
SRll indicate the extreme Illness Of the patient and
lraise serious question, whether in his Empower.
blshed condition he VIII have sufficient vitality Ia
tlonger endure the insidons but certain encroRch
fments of the vicious poison which Is slowly per-
Imeating his entire system. Such reserve vitality
has been shown heretofore when least expected
that II Is possible for the patient to safely pass the
present crisis II Is earnestly hoped and prayed
That such may be the case.