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TaUSTE s. ELEoriOs
RECLAMATION DISTRICT no. 3. GRAND .:lAyr

NoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
~ election for three Trustees for Reclamation
District No. g. Grand Island, Sacramento county,
California, viii be held at the lSLEToN HOTEL In
the town Of lsleton, in said county, ON FRIDAY,
the 10Th day of NOVEMBER, A d. 1882.
By order Of the Board Of Supervisors Of Sacra
mento county, made this the I'd day of October, A
ID. 1852 TIOS II. BERKEY
% 4ptd County Clerk OF Sacramentn cnnntr
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REGULAR
REPUBLICAN, COUNTY TICKET.

REGULAR
REPUBLICAN, COUNTY TICKET.
ELECTION. NOVEMBER 7 1882.
FOR STATE SENATORS
GROVE L. JOHNSON
JOsEFH POTTER.
FOR THE ASSEMBLY.
r. ID. RYAN,
6. w. HANCOCK,
II. s. LOCKETF.
FOR COUNTY CLERK.
c. NJ. C0GIAN.
FOR SHERIFF.
PHILIP HERZeG.
FOR COUNTY Assessor.
J. II. GRIFFITTs.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
ASS. GREENLAw.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
S. S. HOLL.
FOR AUDITOR AND RECORDER
w. E. GERRER.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS
G. Z. BISHOP.
FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR.
IL. 9. BEALS.
FOR CORONER.
J. IF. CLARK.
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR
j. &. PERSON.
FOR SUPERVISORS.
First Dfstrict-R. SHERMAN.
Second Dfstrict-J. wisEMAN.
Third Districts. BLAIR.
Fourth Bistrict-s. GGTTLEIB.
Fifth Distrfct-G. C. McMULLEN.
sixth Disfrict-E. ID. CHRisTY.
Seventh DisfrIet-P. X. BECKLEF.
FOR POLICE JUDGE
w. s. Stafford.
FOR JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
}. C. TUBES.
L. w, GiLMER.
FOR CONSTABT.ES.
FRANK SWIFT.
8. Z. HARVEY. s11.td
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EG7. EsLEEE sslGgg, ~. a..

"a CULGsT, AURI3T AND PHYSICIAN FOR
- Diseases OF the TllOat. C.aca, ssss street,
conner OF Fifth, over Sacramento Bank Sacramento
"a. Hcurs-2;3G Ia y 4. n: It54Ps SImdayz--
ESQ ~ Il :. n: to P =. sit:
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gaaYsICIAas- Al.c-Ssls.Gs aSr-QFKIcE- A!lD
Residencs, No. g23 J sa.esl, he, seen Third
Fourth. Hours: 60 70 4 y. 3 20 srs 70 2P. "
oaice Of CITY suforipteoa ct q Pubic sct coils at
saine ptacc au5.&piTn
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" IL cannot get reduction TO three cents 8
mile, III accept four "-Istoneman's reply to Rail-
road Commissioner Cone.
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DE-. w. NJ. RsEnrrrs-

nFFIoE AND RESIDENCE, NORTHEAST
" corner u Second and streets. May be found
at his Office at all hour, except when professionally
engaged. auzs-lm
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MRS. ANNA GRAZ.
mAsELE WORKS,

AAIs L STREET, NEAR FOURTH tOPPo-
fUO site Hotel Langhaml -Cl0aks blade 10
order. Cutting and Fitting a Specially.
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ISRAEL LUCE CAT OF AITBEN & LUCE &
Il CO., dealers in Monuments Tombs, Tablets,
Msntels, ETC., Foreign and Domestic &GiDle and
GRANTEES, at wholesale and RETAIL GIL street. Sac
Tamento. Cal. All work warranted s5-4nlm
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~ RAOUATE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
w Berlin, Germany, and of the Medical College Of
the PaciGc, San Francisco. Office and !, sidencg
SCI street, between Fifth and Sixth, Sacramento
Oteee hours, to II A. Il, g % aaG to P.Y
sl2-ti
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A. NJ. ,sMEr.,

A. ". ssMETE,
NIo 412 STREET, PRACTICAL PLUMBER
and Gasftter-work done on the most approved
sanitary Driucples sl-tpf
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DENTISTRY.
w. WgOD,
". H. RARE, d. u. s.,
81. Ii. PgERsGS.

AENTIsT, Ais STREET, BETY EErJ -
sFFourth and Fifth, Sacramento Ard. go
hcia Teeth inserted or Geld, Yulcauite $ITf1Y
and all bases. ttcus Oxide or Laughing Gss sd
mnstared toL painlsss aXtraction Of -.
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~
II d OhEOPATITC PHYSICIAN AID SURGEON
4 4 OMce, southwest corner OF So renth and ]
streets, In Byte's new building, W stairs. Resi-.
dence, southeast corner Of seventh 2nd \ streets
SscTamouto. Oilcs hours: I to aud 70 P Il
aIl25-AuIIo
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EOHYSICIAN AND SURGEON (HOMEOPATH.
y ist). Residence, No. ISIS street, between
Eighteenth aid Nineteenth Office, 627 ] street
Cover Dale's), Sacramento Cal. SPECIAL attention
given to diseases OF the hear. and lungs Office
Hours TO II A. NJ; TO 4, aud to S P N. ol2-lm
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G.. ksART. VI, y

DR. IRA f. oATMAN HAS REMOVED HIS
~ Office to No. 1913 street, upstairs, over the
california State Bank. Office Hours-9 to II A. NJ,
and TO and to SP. NJ ol2-lms
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BEES. BREWER q sssTasw earn,
- ENTISTS, SOUTHWEST oOREEK -
~ OF Seventh and streets, In Bryte's kSgtsSssS
nc% buiiduig, Up stairs. Teeth extracted SlIITp
without pain by the 0ss " improved Liquid Nitrous
oNtue GaS- aule-4pIm
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g. l.. BILLINGS L co.,

BMPoRTERs And WHOLESALE DEALERS
In Fine Brandies, Wines and Liquors. agents
for DR.. Jafe's Celebrated Cinchcna Bitters; also,
agents for Ltton Springs Seltzer Water, Sonoua
county, California. No. III Kstreet, between Fourth
and Fifth au25-ipln
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BR. UATCH,
y. 4. szuansas. u. D.

nFEICE, 81 J sTREET-oFYIcE HOURS G
A NJ, and 1880 to 2FM s1.a
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS


!'sF' Ia ~ AtLhVts", NJ, ..
hFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NATHAN BUILD
" ing, corner Seventh and | streets Office
HCurs-S to9 N; l. NJ. TO 8, and G to S T. NJ n2-tf
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fNoNTRACToR AND BUILDER-SH0P, No. Gil
" Oak avenue, between and X, Sixth and Sew
enth streets, Sacramento, Cal. Estimates fur
nished for all kinds OF work. Stores AMI Offices
fitted up auS.4pIm
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Z. z. TERRETra.
BEES. RRzyE3 g st,sv.,.aerI,

nENTIsT, NC. 5278 STREET. -
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Galveston.

GALVESTON, Nov. E,-ISpecial. THE
steamship Guadalupe arrived from New
York this morning.
Severe storms are reported and wires are
down In different parts of the country, in
consequence Of which no market reports
were received at the exchange until late
this afternoon.
IL the criminal court to-day Henry Nor.
ris was convicted of burglary and sentenced
to two years IN the penitentiary.
DR.. Samuel A. Towsey, J. Il. Burke and
five nurses returned from Brownsville To-
day, where they had been nursing yellow
fever sufferers.
The county commissioners court met
today and endorsed the action OF tho
comptroller and county treasurer in tho
matter OF advancing Sl26H to take up 10
per cent. city bonds called In and TO pay ac-
crued interest on new Gper cent bonds.
The Chicago grain market closed strong;
weather unsettled. Grain receipts small.
Corn, seller the year, 6l; January, SO;
Nav, 65i Pork, January, Il 770; ribs,
January, 935.
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Tyler.

TYLER, Nov. i7.-lspecial. l. Supreme
court-lleversed aud rcmanded: Buford
vs.. Bosteck ct al, from Delta county;
Hefner & Lockett VS.. Dowing, from Hunt
county; Blum VS.. Wassensich & Co., from
Guadalupe county. Adopted opinions OF
commission OF appeals and reversed and
remanded Blum vs.. Bruce, from Nc.
LeAnan county; Bell vs.. Britlon, from
Grayson county; Brigham VS.. Lacott and
Chopper, from Comanche county; Houston
\ Texas Central railroad vs.. Baker, from
Washington county. Affirmed: Robinson
VS.. Carter and Kerr, from Navarro county.
Reversed and rendered: Hair ct al, VI.
-, from Falls county,
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superintendent Welsh lost his life by an
eApiosion, but not enough TO distinguish
any portion of human body,
VICTIM OF CuAgLArANRY.
fhilApsLrhIA, Nov. lion "Wednesday
last Lizzie Holstein. aged %, a resident ot
Milton, Delaware, died in the house of her
aunt here from the effects of a criminal
operation alleged to have been performed
by DR.. George Buchanan, son of
the bogus medical diploma dealer of
the same name, An inquest was held To-
uay anu verdict found that the deceased
came TO her death irom exhaustion, the re-
sun Oh criminal operation at the hands
OF neorge Buchanan, who was thereupon
held to await the action of the district mt.
tornev.
GIVING Up ITS DEAD.
NEw YORK, Nov. l7.-This morni, the
bodies OF Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor, aged 81
years, and Mrs. Harriet Taylor, aged Al
who were drowned last nieht by the sinh.
ing 'ot tbe barge..Saginaw mot Signals, as
oeiore reported), by the steamer CITY of
Worcester, W. were recovered from East river,
The bodies of Captain Taylor's two children
nave not yet been found. The pilots of The
Ing boat Samuel j. Lennox and CITY of
Worcester respectively accuse each other
OF having caused the accident. A strict in.
v,estigation is to be made US to responsi.
bility. SP'''''
COME TO GRIEF
CHICAGO, Nov. l7,-Chief OF Police Ken.
neuy, OF Troy, New York, left this CITY
th,s afternoon having in custody August
amount of So, 900.
INA FOG.
Troy, n. Y. Nov. l7,-While n dense roy
prevailed this morning a freight train on on
the Troy 4 Boston road ran into the rear of
q tram ahead wrecking thirteen cars and
kiiling one brakeman.
nRuTE's REVENGE.
RICHMOND, VA, Nov, l7,-lp pittsylva.
ma county last evening, Silas Massey, aged
-, was KILLED by negro named Washing
ton Ellis, who was employed as laborer by
Massey's father. The Young man had
chided the negro for negligence in his work
ABOUT the farm, when the latter with a
sudden iury seized hoe and struck Massey
on the temple, crushing his skull. He died
after few hours of Inconsistencies. Ellis
was arrested and taken to the county iail
me only witness to the crime was the
father of the victim.
THE COMMONS.
LONDON, Nov. 17.--ln the house of com.
mons THIS afternoon the under secretary et
S'oeeNt AZ uhbWtI w /,
that Cetewayo was not prisoner, but was
staying. at Dude Molen, waiting
completion Of IN arrangement for his resto'
ration to the throne. Sir Charles Dixie,
under secretary of the foreign office
promised to cable correspondence
with the. governments of Peru and
Ghili relating TO Peruvian bonds.
In replying to question of Ashmead
Bartlett, Mr.. Gladstone said that the dual
control had been abolished in Egypt. The
Egyptian government had expressed de-
sire it should be, but the expression was
not outcome of English advice, but spon-
taneous.
AN OLD STORY,
LOWELL, MASS, Nov. T.-This morning
at Blllerca on the Boston & Lowell rail-
road, a freight train from Boston wa.
switching when the cars ran into others
standing on the track, derailing several
cars. Conductor w. A. Clark was killed
and brakeman Robert Haynes was danger.
ousily burned with oil Of vitriol from q
broken car.
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Sporting Notes
NOOp. RInnANrE

NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-Lee, the oarsman,
will sail for Liverpool early in December,
and will offer to row any sculor in England
three miles for $500 or 81, 600 a side.
COMING PRODIGY.
day or two ago the brown mare Mariet-
IA, hooked double to road wagon with the
rotting horse Long Man. trotted two miles
IN the extraordinary time of i:27i. The
ilrst mile was made in 2:lii, the second i'm
2l23. The mare did not wear q breeChing.
and therefore, outside of his taking major
part OF the weight, she received no assis
ance rom Long Man. The track was n
ttrlilee dull and slippery. The two miles are
the fastest ever trotted. The first quarter
oil the second mile was trotted in 3il sec
onds, the second in 33l seconds, the third in
" seconds, and the fourth in 32} seconds
The last half mile was done in l;0i9. The
pace Increased as the distance heightened.
Marietta is 10 years old.
COMFY ISLAND RACES
NEW YORK, Nov. l7.-Coney Island races.
five.eighths of mile; Little Phil LIST, Pride
ID, Red Fox Sd. Time-l.059. One mile:
Amazon list, Nimble Foot ID, Governor
Hampton 3D.. Time. .4Ga. Three.
fourth mile: Lena lst, Oclette "a,
wood Graft Sd. Time-l:l9l. Mile
and one-eighth; Governor Hampton.
LIST, Marchioness I'd, General McCullourh
I'd. Time-2:l0, In the first race Barnes
on Pride, finding O'Hara, on Little Phil
was crowding him TO the fence, raised the
butt end OF his whip and struck O'Hara on
the mead, causing an ugly wound and
breaking the gig. The matter was referred
to the executive committee.
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Tho Ohio River Commission
AT WORK.

PirrsnuRe, Nov. 1.-THE Ohio river
commission mot here tonight and ap.
pointed committee consisting of
George II. Thurston, of Pittsburp.
John II Kirkpatrick, OF Cambridge, Ohio
and Colonel Merrill TO memorabilia con.
gress to make appropriations for improve.
ment OF the Ohio river, and especially the
Louisville and Portland canal and Louis.
vile Falls, and for the extension OF the
dyke system.
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Texarkana,

TExApKASA, Nov. F.-ISpeclal There
8 some excitement here over case Of
smallpox. The board of health met today
aud pronounced Il genuine case. The
patient is negro lately arrived In the city,
and by strict quarantine OF the house In
which he IS In, II is hoped the disease may
be stopped.
II Is cold and raining.
Business dull
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Arrived,

THE PIONEER or A GREAT TRADE.
BALTinoRs, Mp., Nov. 1.-THE steamship
Lechalellier the pioneer vessel of the new
line between Baltimore and Havre, arrived
at Locust Point this morning. She Is an
iron steamer Of 1000 tons, and Is one Of the
vessels OF the Compaenic Generale Trans.
ntlan,ique, of France.
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Grimes and Casualties



ST. LOUIS, Nov. 17.--In the United States
district court to-day Samuel Levear, n let
ter carrier, was found guilty Of robbing
street mail boxes and sentenced TO three
years imprisonment in the Chester. III.
nois, peniteniiary, with hard labor. Jacob
Biilart, charged with opening letter con.
tanning SIC, addressed to Mrs. Biifar. was
found guilty and sentenced to jail. Aaron
W. Browner, for counterfeiting, was sent
for two years.
JUMPED THE GAME.
CLEvRLASD, o., Nov. l7.-Homer +
Bains, a,yopng and well-to.do merchant of
Brooksville, In this state, last night went 10
his barn and fired charge OF bucksbot
into his heart. Death was immediate,
Domestic trouble is alleged as the cause,
MlsHAp AT A MINE.
SCRANTON, Pa, Nov. H.-At Grassy IL.
land mines, 0liphant, last night, Thomas
Williams aud Albert Williams were IN.
tally injured by the fall OF the roof.
ANOTHER EXPLOSION.
ALLENTOWN, PENN, Nov. l7,-An exnlo.
SION occurred mt noon to-day In a nitre vault
at the Cold Springs powder works, several
miles south OF this city. II. Q. Welch, SUI.
perintendent, who entered the vault shortly
before the explosion, is missing, and Il Il
believed that he has been killed. Search
is being made for his body.
A few small fragments of flesh and cloth.
Ing Gave been found, enough to show that
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The state Of Wisconsin paid during thu
last fiscal year $3i, ,G22 for the scalps az villa
animals, OF which 1886 are alleged 10 bavs
been paid to persons who rear wolves for
thc sole purpose Of securing the bounty on on
their scalps. '''' o'
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ATTENTION to the conduct of Sergeant Me.
Sawtan, OF the corps, at Pensacola. Florida.
uu.iiiS the past season, when yellow fever
visited tnat city. In the face of an epidemic
Whlon uhnerres the bravest of men. Ser.
geaht McGawran renamed quietly at his
STATION duties, asked neither iayors' chanre
additional help nor relief, but maintained
an unbroken series of observations which
are OF great value In the study of deyelop.
ment ana progress of the epidemic, His
althiulness under these irving circum.
tion."
WI. TRESCorr.
recently appointed one of the commission
~ " n9So,iMe commercial treaty between
the United States and Mexico, called A, The
state department to-day and had n
conversation with the secretary relative
10 the duties of the commissions work
NO GATE has yet been assigned for the de.
parture OF The commission, which is com.
pOseu ol General Grant and Mr.. Trescott.
POSTAL
lhe plank agency division of the most.
oiilce department has so far furnished TO 500
post offices of the fourth class, which are
entitled TO them, letter balances,
marking and rating stamps and ink and
pads, leaving, TO be supplied about $500
offices, or this number $500 cannot be
furnished this year, the appropriation
dmr dmr lhls OBJECT not being sufficient.
The cost of each outfit is $3.50
The delay OF the contractor in fur.
nishing the articles has prevented the de.
partment from supplying these outfits as
rapidly as hoped Postmaster. General
Howe in his report will recommend that
uniform concelling ink be shipped TO all
post-otfces in the couu try.
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San Antonio,

SAN ANTONIO. Nov. i7.-Ispecial. This
evening about o'clock strcet.car driver
named Howard Smith ran over . drunken
Italian on Houston street bridge, breaking
his legs and inluring him internally. The
.,sn.,sH man WI proeaely die: smith.has been
The Hess Opera company are p,ovins,
to delighted people here. and are tho bast
company tha, ever visited this city.
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THE COMING MINERAL AND INDUSTRIAL tx.
POSITION.
NASHVILLE, TENN, Nov. 1.-THE direc.
tors OF the National Mineral and Industrial
exposition have arranged for the purchase
Of several acres OF ground In this city on
which to erect the exhibition building.
Prospects of large subscription of stock
In the enterprise are very encouraging.
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The Fire Record

BosroN, Nov, IA most alarming fire
broke out this morning in the extensive
lumber yards of Hetson, Morsely & Co.,
corner First and Exchange streets, south
Boston. by 10 O'Clock IL had assumed such
a shape that II threatened to eclipse apv
ilre ever known in that part of the citv
The iames spread rapidly, and the entirc
lire department of the city has been called
out to fight them. The utmost consterna.
iion prevails, and destruction of property
isenormous.
AT BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, ND, Nov. IA fire broke
out this morning in the wholesale drug
store OF Gilbert Bros. & Co, corner Howard
street, The flames burst out suddenly' en-.
yeloping the lower floor. The emnloves
escaped without seriousipjury. Six Young
women, ut work on the fourth floor, were
also safely rescued by the hremen and
brought down on ladders.
THE DAMAGE.
BALTIMORE, MD, Nov l7.-Gilbert Bros.
" 70. estimate their stock destroyed at 500.
wv, upon which there Is insurance of SI5'-
0oO. The warehouses of Cover & Matthews.
George X. Stales & Co., Hartman & Schri,
yer and George II. Eheiman, all flour and
produce dealers, were each damaged about
Sl0VO by water, and oil fully insured The
damage to Gilbert Bros & Co. 's. warehouse
IN abuut Al OOO
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Utah.

THE cAHvAssIyG BOARD ISSUE CERTIFICATE
To A MORMON.
SALT LAKE Cry, Nov. 1.-THE Edmunds
commission appointed Judge Goodwin,
Colonel Sells and Mclaughlin (gentiles)
and Judge Dusenberry and Franklin Rich.
ards (Mormons), to constitute the canvass
ing board. They canvassed the vote for
delegate on Friday, finding for Cain, 29,039;
for Vinzile, 1850, and II scattering. Seven
precincts, which registered 1906 votes, have
not been heard from. Before the canvass
was begun Vinzile protested against
votes for Cain being counted be.
cause the tickets contained his name
for the vacancy In the forty.seventh con-
gress, because Of making the ticket so large
that II could be distinguished through an
envelope from the gentle ticket, and be.
cause Cain isa polygamist. The committee
overruled the protest on tho ground that
the tickets were not in violation of the law
Of the territory or order of the commission,
and II is not specially charged and proven
that Cain is actually q polygamist,
Before the certificate was issued Vinziles
protested against the issue on the ground
that by the organic act the secretary must
canvass the votes for delegate and the gov
ernor issue certificate, and that the re-
turns were incomplete. but this protest
was also overruled by the commission, and
the certificate was issued. The commission
has sent full reports Of the proceedings to
Secretary Teller.
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ment of cotton for the week ending this
day; Net receipts at all United States ports
during the week, 256,si5; same week last
year, 2lS,06l. Total receipts to this date,
l.92S,993; same date last year, l,767, ,lsS.
Exports for the week, l6l, ,525; same week
last year, 1850. Total exports to
this date, l,2i9,550; same date last
year, SOL $50. Stock at all United States
ports, 69S,579; same time last year, S26, ,037.
Stock at all interior towns, 125O97; same
time last year, l6),5l6. Stock at Liverpool
4Si 900; same time last year, $4,000. Stock
of American atloat for Great Britain, 2l0,-
600; same time last year, l75,000.
THE MANCHESTER GUARDIAN,
in its commercial article, says The mar
ket is quiet, and 1t is difficult to effect sales
at full prices.
LIVERPOOL CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. l7.-This weeks circular
of the Liverpool Cotton Brokers' association
says: Cotton has been in increased demand,
Quotations are generally steadily main
tanned. American has been In fair demand
without material change, except prices for
higher grades, which are generally Off l.l6
In Sea Island there was moderate busi-
ness, although easier prices prevailed.
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SEASONINGS

That's what they arethev secsonines Intended for
tenow chilly weather. They OH .h saw g. &c of the
ad and insure you comfort livery read, Knows our
aeanng. We refer to our enormously large stock of
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LOWELL, MASS, Nov. l7.-This morning
at Billerica on the Boston & Lowell rail,
road, a freight train from Boston was
switching when the cars ran into others
standing ON the track, derailing several
cars, Conductor w. A. Clark was killed,
ana brakeman Robert Haynes was danger
broken car.
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NASHVILLE, TENN., Nov. 1.-THE cleo
trio storm at noon to.day almost suspended
operations in the Western Union office
Az intervals the wires were worked solely
oy the auroral current. The needle in the
galvanometer oscilated In most eccentric
manner, varying as much so degrees, Tx.
perienctd operators say IL is the most re-
electric storm for many years.