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CELERY
As Remedy for Nervous Diseases.
Fhdf the Medical Profession Say
About 1T.
The Good Restsffs Attending It's Use
IN
Heaadche, neuralgia, Nervousness.
indigestion. Siecplessness
and Paralysis.

celery mss only come into public notice within
the last few years 50 nervine but scientific exper-
iments and experience have proved beyond doubt
inst IL controls nervous irritation aud periodic
nervous and sick hesdache to marked degree.
brown eequard says that Celery contains mora
nerve food that any other vegetable or substanc e
found in nature. Celery was frss discovered and
useo as neryiee by French ply s,ciars about 1867
But q combination of the EXTRACTS OF CELERY
AND CHAMOMILE, which has been but recently
introduced to the profession and tbs public by
myself. has produced such marvellous results in
curing nervousness snd headaches, and especially
nervous and sick esdaches, neuraigia psroiysis
indigestion and sleeplessness, that it has excited
public a!tebti~n and newspaper comments snd
many physicians have tested the merits OF the pre-
paration with the best resu is as quoted below from
q few.
WHAT PHYSICIANS SAY.
DIR. Benfons preparstion Of Celery and Chamo-
nile, for nervous diseases, is the most important
addition made to the materia medica in the las,
Quarter OF century. "-Dr. j. W. j. EiaQler, OF
Baltimore
DIR. Benson's pills are worth their weight in
gold in nervous and sick headache "-Dr A. III.
Schtichter, Of Baltimore.
'Thes Sc pills are invaluable I'm nervous Diseases ,,
DF. Hammond, Of Netp York
DR. Fepson's pills for the cure Of neuralgia are
success. "-Dr. G. p. Holman. of Chrtsttaasburg.
Ia.
These pills are special preparation only for the
cure OF special diseases. as named. and for these
they are worthy OF trisl by all Intelligent SUI
ferers. They are prepared expressly to cure sick
headache. nervous headache, dyspeptic headache,
neuralgia, nervousness, paralysis sIeeplessnsss
and indigestion. and will cure any case Price 80
cents. Postage free. Fold by all druggists. Depot
1G6 North Eutaw street, Baltimore, Md.
WHOLESALE AGENTS,
STOTF & CROMWELL.
$50 Pennsylvania avenue.
ie22-tu,6t WASHINGTON n n
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SANITARY Work I'm the City.

pIsINFECTING THE ALLEYS AND FOUL sroTs.
The distribution Of lime through the foul al
leys In the District was commenced this morn
ing under direction OF Sanitary Inspector Roh-
and twelve men were started out and will De
kept going until the foul corners and alleys are
thoroughly sweetened up by shower OF slak7d
lime. About 500 barrels will be used at once.
Insr ector Robinson has successfully disposed
OF the stagDant pond nuisance on U street
northwest. This pond covered several acres.
extending most OF the way from l4tn TO l5th
streets, and Mr.. Robinson estimates that there
was quite IFS 900, 600 gallons Of stagnant water
there which has been standing nuisance for
years. He obtained the consent Of the owners
OF the property for Its abatement, and put on
force OF men, and yesterday finished up the jon
by running pipe sewer, Q distance or 225 feet,
10 the 14th street sewer. He thinks the water
win all be out oy TINS evening, when ne pro
slaked lime. This sewer Will prevent the fur
Their accumulation OF water there.
The Commissioners today gave Instructions
TO Major Brock to cause the neutenaHts OF the
several precinc:s to make personal inspections
OF the several alleys in the District and report
any that have not been cleaned. or any way
detective in drainage OF general sanitary condi-
ton. Also, to call attention again to the store
| and yard sweeplngs which thoughtiesS citizens
place In the streets, and which clog up the sew
| ers In times Of heavy rain storms.
| WASHINGTON BOYS AT WEST POINr.-Among
| the young men who successfully passed the
examination for admission 70 the us. military
| academy at West Point are Edward r. Gilman,
son of Col j. Il. Gilman, on duty at the com
/ missary generals office, in this City; John c.
| w. BROOKS, son OF Chief Engineer w. B.
Brooks, now stationed aI tne washington navy
Carson, washington correspondent Of the New
York Times. The three young men named
were pupils Of Prof: Youngs school on l4tn
ing from the Academy says that each Of them
passed cTedjtahlc examinatiQp.
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Another CoIored Church Trouble.

Another COIOred Church Trouble.
PART OF THE EBENEzER AM.K. CONGREGATION
IN GEORGETOWN AGAINST THE Nsw PASTOR
FRUITLEss CONFERENCE AND THREATENED
sECEssIoN-A BROTHER TAKEN BY TIE
THROAT AND CANE LIFTED,
Ebenezer AM.E. church, Of Georgetown, is
now in trouble. Since number of the mem
bers OF Ryland ME-. church rebelled against
the conference appointment. the same spirit
seems to have invaded the colored churches
also. Union Bethel A.M.E. church has had its
trouble, and now Ebenezer, Of Georgetown. Is
the scene OF an intestine breil, At the BaItt.
more annual A.M.E conference, at Easton,
Nd, last May, Rev. john j. Hurbert was ap-
pointed pastor OF EbeneZer. 1t appears that
several OF the officials OF the church objected
TIE Lew pastor. They represented to the pre-.
SIDING elder, Rev. d. 2. Seaton, that II Mr.
huIoeit took charge, a majority OF the men,
eers 81 TIE a eIore6 would Withdraw Tue pre-
the alroiDtee, though, 1t is stated,
nothing resulted from Jle conference. The
preStding eicer was again appealed to by the
dissatisfied u en- bers, but were informed that
nothing could be done unless some charge was
brought against him. Is is stated by the COM
plating m mb3s that Mr. nurpert abolished
the CID Sunday school. ana organized a new
one, In order to give places to certain suspended
tttlcers. Ihe doors were closed against the Old
officers. II is alleged that the pastor fearing
violence, after he took charge, had q policeman
at the church, union or church and state,
which the complaining members die not like.
Three OF the s-WaShington Johnson
David Lee and George HawkinS-Were subse.
quently arraigned In the church for holding an
illegal meeting, and closing the doors OF the
church against the pastor. The trial ended, It
appears, Ia bitterness, as one Of the brothers
seizeo another by the throat, and another made
a Warllke demonstration With cane. fight
was imminent, but cooler heads In the gather
ing 1nterfered and restored peace. The accused
brethren were adJudged guilty and expelled
nom the church, 1t Is stated that O with
draWal OF part OF the members Will be the
next move.
House, 921 Pennsylvania avenue, open today
one case 1914 Die ached sheeting at %. per yard.
THESE are Well-kn0wn make free from dress
ing and are very cheap Woodward & 10th
rOp.
ATTENTION is called OF all sufferers from head
acne, neuralgia, nervousness and dyspepsia, to
the advertisement OF DR.. T.. w. BenSonS Celery
and ChamoniIe Pills. found In another column.
as these pills are prepared expressly to cure
tneSe diseases, ana are warranted TO cure any
case. =
JUST RECEIVED 5000 fine pineappleS, at D. E.
Colman Sons. 923 B street northwest.
BRACELETS chased all round, s. pair at
Prigg's.
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The Excursion Season.

There will be an excursion TO Harper's Ferry
tomorrow, leaving the y. 4 o. railroad depot at
am.
The Christian Union OF the 18th street ME.
church will give family excursion 70 Plney
Point and Point Lookout June 2,th.
The excursion OF Hermione Lodge, No. y, X.
OF p. TO Marshall Hall. takes place TO- morr0H.
The Excelsior Will leave at am. and pm.
TIE excursion OF De Molay Mounted COM
mandery TO yorktown, Fortress Monroe and
Norfolk, leaving July "a, Will pe one Of the
finest or the season. See advertisement.
There will be an excursion on TUESDAY next
at nine O'Clock a. "a. on the Mary Washington,
for the benett Of the poor women and children.
TIE boat is given at cost. and the expenses VIII
be paid out Of voluntary contributions TO be lett
with j. II. Hilton. 1909 street, or Mrs Roberts,
az the Sunday Chronicle office. The tickets
will be distributed by the iieutenants Of police.
Would have ST. Jacobs on II it cost $50 a bot
tie, say Nj. IL. Russer. OF Chicago.
THE OLD reliable route to the White Noun
tains, Boston. NJ Desert, or any OF the resorts
tn New England. is by the Springfield line OF
the Boston and Albany railroad, so well known
for thirty years. Special attention Is called To
the fast Boston special leaving New York az II
am. See advt for full details.
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NATUHFkER,zsI Esss5Sso6xorTHSi1 rrEns.

= L ycg are veal, q .nsSia: zee Ir.ssrs gs:
ssiow, use Frszier's Bitters. II you live In ma
larial district. use Fraxiers Bittefs II worn down
you have got the blues, use Frazief's Bitters. II
you hsye kept late hours and lived contrary % the
need tonine up. take Frsziere Roet Bitters. II
you hsys abused instead Of used nstares gin. uss
fJAxieT's Bitters. II you .eel old before your
time, use Franeras Bitters. II life has become .
burden and you have gloomy torebodines, nse
Frsziers Bitters. II your hands t1emble and your
eyes have grown dim. frszier's EooA Bitters wiz
make you tel young Agsin. solo By ~ drHggisn
9. HENRY 8 90, Noae Propristoss. Osyelsnd. O.
WIN. B. EETW16LE. Druggist. corner Penn' a
ave. and 12th street. Washington. DC. Retsli
AGENT. tane-eoAp
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CITY ITEMS.

In the May distribution of the Louisiana
state Lottery there were thirty or more lucky
ticket holders In that city. One ticket, No.
81 IA, OBTAINED from N. A. Dauphin, New Or
leans. La, by mail, brought for the 50 sent by
Mr. Fred. Schroeder, No. $50 Michigan st., and
A. d. Rtffel, of the Vienna Bakery, No. $50
Broadway, prize of S., 000
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BUSINESS Enterprise in Toledo, Ohio
In the May distribution OF the Louisiana
ticket holders In that city. One ticket, No.
Sl,4l4, obtained from NJ. A. Dauphin, New or.
iea lea Ia, by man, brought for the 50 sent by
A. d. Riffel, of the Vienna Bakery, No. $50
Broadway, a prize OF s.. oo0
Counterfcits! Caution!!
Several limitations and counterfeits of the
RUMFoRD YEAST POWDERS
have been offered for sale by irresponsible par
ties
Some are called "RuMFoRD," one ..aned
"BuMFoRD," another "RuMFoRp," and 50 On.
All have the general appearance OF the genuine
Rumford.
Whoever prepares or sells any limitations Or
counterfeits Of the Rumford Yeast Powder that
are calculated to deceive the casual observer.
inirlnges our copyrights, and render themselves
liable to heavy fines and Imprisonment. We
shall proceed against all 1nfrtngers to the full
extent Of the law.
The sales OF Rumford Yeast Powder have
steadily and largely increased, In spite of the
almost SuperhuInan efforts OF a number of
competltorS. accompanied by miSatatements
and misleading advertisements. Our sales are
now more than ever before, and this result has
been accomplished without extensive adyertis-
Ing: but by keeping the quality of the goods
col
able prices.
We shall do all In our power to prevent i'm
position upon our customers. and shall con.
tinue to warrant the Rumford Yeast Powder to
be as heretofore-healthful, nutritious and of
STANDARD strength.
Him N. D. ARNOLD, Treas.
Mrs. .. A. ALIENS Worlds Hair He.
IS p perfection for restoring gray, white or faded
TeneWs its life, strength and growth. Dan
drun quickly removed. A matchless Hair
Dressing. Its perfume rich and rare.
ZyIo Raisamum
tMrs. Aliens)-A lovely tonic and Hair Dress
Ing. 1t removes dandruff, al'ays all itching,
CROWN with a rich, beautiful gloss, and Is
delightfully."- fragrant. Price seVenty-flVe cents
In large glass stoppered bottles. Was
Forty Years' Experience of an Old
Mrs. wlnslow's sootnine syrun ia rhe nre.
scrtption Of one OF the best female physicians
and nurses In the United States, and has been
used lor forty years with lever falling success
by millions OF mothers for their children. It
relieves the Child from pain, cures dysentery
and diarrhGa, griping In the bowels and W1ad
collie. By giving health to the child It rests the
mother. Price rs cents bottle. m,W,s
Skinny Men.
WellS Health ReneWer,-a0SOlute cure for
nervous debility and weakness OF the genera
i've functions 81, at Druggists, $50 Penn.
ave.
"AldSrncy Dairy yyaSons.1
Ffaah Attorney butter churned every mora.
ing, and delivered In Hlhs Ward" prints, $50
per 10. Also. cottage cheese, Duttermilg ana
gYIGnT milk 90 min
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THE EVENING STAR.
JUNE -, 1851,
The Weather.


OYYTCy OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OYYTCHR,
WASHINGTON ID. c., June % 1881, $50 g. m
For the middle Atlantic states, partly cloudy
and cloudy weather In the southern portion,
local rains, winds mostly northeasterly STA
tionary temperature. higher barometer.
Fair Weather Tomorrow.
The Chief signal officer furnishes the follow
Ing special bulletin TO the press:-Local rains
have fallen In New England south Atlantic
states, Tennessee. Ohio valley and Missouri:
elsewhere fair weather has prevailed. the
prevailing winds are northerly In the lake re-
giop, middle states and Ohio valley; northwest.
erly 10 New England. There has been general
fall In temperature, the greatest fall occurring
aicDg the coast from Massachusetts to North
Carolina. The temperature Ia 10 degrees below
tse mean Tor the month in the lake region,
Ohio valley and New England. The minimum
temperatures reported this morning are 81 de-
grees st Saugeen, IS degrees at Escanaoa, 80
degrees aG Alpena The average minimum
temperature for the lake region aud New EGG
land falls below 50 degrees. Fair weather Is
Indicated for Thursday In the lake region aud
gulf states.
RANGE OF THB THERMOMETER.
the following are the readings OF the Their.
mameter az the signal Office dlFing ths day.
7 q, TO-. co IL d. No.. GG 9 p. n, $50. Maxi
mum, % minimum. So.
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SUMMIT MINERAL SPRING WATER.
euHMiT WATKR In bis Medical insiituss. and
eAye:-N acted Ike charm on nag pdtle.ts. ana -
the best Water for the Kidneys 4 erer had"
Sold by al Drueg1se9 g so
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OA!stpSaSs,x - po asSdS Co.,.
sn4 80 1u %acrS on Fl per csnt marvin. and
vhsn desired WI aduse yhsn ard yhas . nIy:
r1tsS n which e2S % 600 can Be invested. run
infc1naticn O Application and FinenGs report
o00t fra. An11-@O9
~ kjSSS1t oh pr1cD paia. Also. WstcheA ySg-
s1y, 61ns. Rl11olA e. On o. a6dsoD x111Qos
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The CUMBERLAND COAL TRApR - Nineteen
boats lett Cumberland Monday, with q 1I3 eS
toas o. coal for Georgetown. as follows: Consol-
idat,0n company, o29 Is tons; New Central
company, ll00S tons; Georges Creek company,
ia OF tons; Borden company, 333.0l tons; blaen
Avon company 22S. 10 tons; Hampshire and
Baltimore company, $1,000 tons; Individual,
115.e4 toLa
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FUssxLL's ice cream.

RARRiAGs LICENSES have peen ISSUED TO
HIry Jacobs and Annie Preston: Wm II. Eng.
Hsh and Ela S. Zell; Oliver c. Morse. OF Cleve.
lard, Ohio, ard Ella Jones; Joseph Cole and
Ella L. BIiel; Robert Dlnwlddie, Of New
rough ard Alice Ferguson; John II. CoghilI, Of
New York, ana Louisa Giles.
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NEW MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
CREssoN SPRINGS.
CAMBRIA 90 PA.
On the Summit OF the Anegheniee, q 100 feet above
Sea level. within nine hours ride OF ia
Nv the erection OF . new and elegant IE.# u
Hotel tbe accom- modatcne at this OHARM1Na
RESORT have been greatly enlarged and improved.
The drainage and water supply are perfect. Pas
eenRer Elevator, Electric Bells, new Rsth and Bill
Hard Rooms and Children's Dining aud Play
Rooms have been sdded to the equiplneIt Of the
Hotel. and is las been elegantly furnished through
out.
Cottage Residences 10 let.
First class Music, &c &c.
For Circular containing AnAiyeia Of the Water
and fun tnfoEnaton. addreea
NAHIIL HOUSE, AsBURY PARK, NEW JER-
~ EEY. viii reopen June %. 1881 The lAA
situation II known % one Of the most de ~
sifsble In Aebury Park. Two minutes
walk from Beach and Bsthing Grounds; neef The
Lakes. The house has bean enlarged. several new
rooms addod and refurniehed. spring BedA Ha!r
A.ttreeses, Etc. Bath koomss bot an4 Gold
proved Kitchen facilities. Greatly enlarged dining
room and sumptucusly provided table. WI rival
the beot Of seaAide resorts Apply early and secure
choice Ct rooms. A00re0
ms. Il. p. 0AmLL
Third syeuus and xingslsy strsst. AAb11y Hsxk:
HI. USe-10
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Mrs. J. p. PALMER

MFRS. ]. p, PALMER
Respectfully announces TO her numerous iflenos
and customers that she win leave for Europe In the
Steamer Parthia. Of the Cunard line. on the 10Th
inst She win visit both Paris and London on mat
ters connected with her profession. and any Iadie,
who may Wish to consult hsr in reference 70 their
lnMAery orders shs would be pleased to hare than
eau Uon her prior n hsr dspaxtWN jSa1
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"Alderncy Dairy yyaEons.D
Ffoah Attorney butter cburned every mora.
ing, and delivered IN 15lhs Ward" prints $50.
per 10. Also, cottage cheese, Duttermilg ana
sweet milk SC. per at, Cream. l0c. pint
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Skinny Men.
Wells Health Reviewer, absolute cure for
nervous debility and weakness OF the genera
tive functions 81, at Druggists, $50 Penn.
ave.
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BE SECURE IN SUMMER.
NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
18th It. and New York ave.
Ere. Burglar and Damp Proof Vaults from S5
to e6O year. Government Bonds on deposit Tor
81 per 81, coo. Also receive SIverware In Trunks
for moderate rate. Board Of Managers; William
Huckuey, president; George W. Riggs, vice prest-
dent; b. r. Snyder. secretary; A. .. Sturteyant.
treasurer; Henry A. Willard. John OAseelas Ihos.
GvAn0. mI1
nR, SIBLEY'S COMPOUND CAlISAYA AND
DRON BITTER8 xre tae grandest blood purt-
fer and health festorer known. because they re.
pair the waste Tissues and restore the weak ana
debilitated to heslth. Therefore, II you have
cbiils and fevers, take this Iron Tonic. ~ you
feel Oppressed after meals take Iron Tonic Htfers
Price. Oh. Tor sale at los Pennsylvania ave norsa
west. and al druggists. yoI1-4p
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II -
Persons desiring q hghtful change from the de-
pressing heat Of TIE city. can enjoy 49,
tomac river to Alexspdria and re-
tu,n, any dsy doriDs the week. for Is cents or 10
dcsefs for 90 cents on the Ferry Bosts children
under IN years of age free. The Boats leave Wash.
Ibsdon daily for Alexandria IS follows ESQ., 30
S:50, 9:3e 10 80, II 80 g.. m. Il 80. 80 80
:3o w 8: SO 6 80 and 80 p. m The trips al
4:39, 30 and 80 p. M are especially efreshing
ana tsiSlROfatiHR a III
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ATTENTION is CALLED
TO THE FOLLOWING
NEW STYLES OF CLOTHING
Just received at
THE AVENUE CLOTHING HOUSE,
939 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
New Styles Of Fine Iisht-c oIored Cashmere Suits.
New STYLE Of Fine Oheviot Suits.
New Styles of Fine Silk faced Check Suits.
New Styles of Fine Drefs Suits.
New styles of Fine Serge Suits
New Styles of Fine Flannel and Yacht Cloth Suits.
New styles Of Fine Drab d'Esat Suits.
New Sly les Of Evening Suits
Fifty New Styles Of Cashmere Pants.
Immense Variety OF White Vests.
THE LATEST SENSATION
IN CHILDREN'S SUITS.
II Royal Blue Jack Tar Suits, from to II years.
Busters OF every description for Men and Boys.
BOYS AND CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT
COMPLETE IN EVERY PARTICULAR.
NEW GOODS RECEIVED DAILY.
~ Prices always the very lowest.
A. STRAUS,
No. 939 Pennsylvanfa Avenue,
je4 FIVE Doors FROM 10TH STREET.
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NRAND EXCURSION.
JULY 2. AND 4. 1881, BY
DE MOLAY MOUNTED COMMANDARY
KNIGHTS TEMPLAB. No 4,

ON oIEAMLHJ JANE MUSELY, TO YORKTOWN
Leaving 9Th street wharf SATUR- 49,
pa DAY, July 2: st 10 80 p m... arriving
SUNDAY, At 10 m. leaving there
at m. for FORTRESS MONROE and NOR
Fghk arriving there Sunday evening st O'clock
ana the Fort, ct 10 N. returning and rema.ning
attne Fort until after the grand display OF Fire.
VOTES on Monday hight; arriving in washington
Tuesday, July 5, at 8 an
Tickets for round trip, limited, 81 IS Cots end
mattresses for all First class meals so cents
For further particulars gee small bills
Tickets for sale at Roose's Cigar Store Ellis,
jel6-l4t
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BRACELETS chased all round, s. pair, at
Prfgg's.
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See that al IRON RfTTERs are mann 'actured
by BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY, and have
crossed red lines on the wrapper.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1881

Mlddlinc llci Good Ordinary 1Oc. receipts AZ bales;
sat T. % bales; stock. 8,iG7 balea
BosrON Oct 2p-COttOD steady Middnng IL sic.: Low
Mduihf ac GoIl ordinary lOl4c; net receipts LOOo
bales stock. 3i2 bales
CHARLESTON. oct lotion nrm Middling II &c. Low
T. bales exports BIain "A "A bales coast
Nl4', ~ % bales, sales l,No bales stock, to4lO paeA
CINCINNATI Oct 2'.-CUttOn steady; Middnng. lie Low
hiddnnT 2c Cool Ordinary. SAC; receipts lS t'Aiesi
shlpuirhls LII bales sales. u Jiles STOCK !bt nMta
GALVESTON oct. 20 90 Cotton stoayi hdanng, I0Hoj
Low diddns 10 Good Ordinary lOc net receipts,
bAltt tAlO ts 70 Hlt1t Bilt'li 9n2u u,lo' 0o''''
2 lJh baes sacs. 0l0 bales stOcs, B5,l23 bales.
LOUISVILLE oct -O-CUttpn uulet: Mldlllig, II Sc;
MFhfHls, Oct. 20.-COttOn quiet Middilng IL 49, To
stock. ir.4G7 bales
NoRnE, Oct. !0-Co,tor quiet; Midiling. lo7scd Low
hddhnG 10 &C. Good ordinary, lOltc net receipts 'luu
stOrA. = 80 Ualcz
NEwoRLFANs, Oct. 2 Cotton steady: Mddnng. iO7sc'
Low Iiddlbg lOlc, Good Ordinary. lJlsci net TscePtb
AZ bscs gross ID, - baes; exports 60 Great blui
$3.50 Oaes To- rance 81 balesi safes sOOo oAeS' A''
evening. 100 tales STOCK, l,U 500 bales
receipts 500 bales exports 10 treat Britain Doy Vnies
irr ~ 10 bales sinck '''ft oai,
PHlLADRLp1lA. oct 2O.-Cotton dur Alddling l2c Low
hdduE ~ nc; GoDi ordinary. lUsc net receipts l'V
bairs faieS spiuners HGS balts; ,tOC4 S,5if Oaes -
SAYASHAH oct 2r.--totton nrm Middhng lO'c. LOW
4bJG Daes export tOastWe. 6.oS8 CO sales @'%OO
bales last evening l,5OO bales stock. $3.50 baeA
81 Louis. oct 10 ouOn steady. Mluilng !c.' Low
Mddne lOac. GOOD ordinary, HBc net retcPC' H,Ovf
bales shipments. l230 baess sales lHO0 Oae'' S'"'A
~llInNGroS. Oct 20. - Cotton dul Middlng nc.
Aiiddlug, &C.; ordinary. 9s, net recelpss
1b4 bales stuck ll,&5l ya!ea