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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-28
rho Ir,sb Catholic RoncyoIent Cnion.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, September 27.-The
fourteenth annual Convention OF the Irish
Catholic Benevolent Union commenced
here to-day. After attending high mass
at the Cathedral the delegates marched to
Philopatrian Hall, where they were wei
coined by NJ. F. Wilhere, president OF the
Philadelphia Union. Hon. \. NJ. Kelley,
Of Richmond, Va, president Of the Ma
tional Union, responded. The Irish Catho-
lie Benevolent Union numbers 80 soclc-
ties in the United States, aggrc9atng -
l5l members, and the payment for relief
during the year amounted TO S79,3G5.
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RumOr OF Mbby's Withdrawal-Thc
Storm At NorfOlk-Sfrilting Cigar
[snecial telearnm 10 the nlsnatchI

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.I
NORFOLK, VA, September p. - The
rumor continues here that Libby will be
Withdrawn from the congressional contest,
and the departure Of Collector Bowden,
Postmaster Rue, and Libby for Washing
ton on Monday night stimulates the specu-
latiOn.
The storm which commenced here Sat
urday continues, but is not so violent.
The striking cigar-makers OF Norfolk
and Portsmouth resolved at their meetings
last night to continue the strike. They re-
ccive help from the National Union.
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MILWAUKEE.

unchanged. Wheat quiet and stronger; No. 2
Milwaukee spot and september. 954c.; October,
93ac.: Ne. s Milwaukee. Sac. Corn scarce ani
irregular. W. 2. 3Csc.: white. Sac. Provisions
lower. Mess pork, 5000 cash and October.
Lard-Prime steam, tl2.371 cash. Hogs, $40
nHS.5n.
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s,ualI.pOx at Cape Town.

CAPE lows. September 27.-The small
noX j. raging here worse than ever. lhere
have been 1000 cases thus far, mostly ma
fiyes. Of which 600 proved fatal. The dis
ease has reached the military. Cape Town
has been declared infected, and all vessels
.ailing thence for other ports in the colony
will be quarantined. The greatest excite
mrnt prevails in the diamond fields. He
,,aI measures have been taken to exclude
ncrsons arriving there who are suspected
Of having the infection. The streets OF Cape
Town have deserted appearance and busl-
moss i suffering.
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Fred. Douglass Not Coming to vir-
rjuin

WASHINGTON, September 27.-Frederick
Douglass has been interviewed in regard
to the published statement that a promi-
nent cOlored man is about to stump Vir-
ginia for the Straightout Republicans,
coupled with the conjecture that Douglass
is the man. douglass says he has no in
tention of stumping Virginia. His SYM
pathies are with the Malone movement,
but he does not intend to go to Virginia to
sneak
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Secretary FoIger and the Money Mar
ket.

NEW YORK, September 27.-lt is report
cd here that Secretary Folger stated TINS
morning that the Government would take
what action would be necessary to MANI
tain ease in the money market. When he
returns to Washington he intends to look
into the matter very thoroughly, and II the
law will permit lie will recommend that
fine Government shall loan money TO the
hanks and take bonds for security.
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Tore Hauto Banks Victimized.

TEHRE HAUTE, lND., september -
man representing himself to be A. d,
THOMPSON, an eXtensiye..grain-buyer,, mas
victimizcd the Prairie City and the + rs'
National Banks here out OF $500 by draw
inc money on duplicate bills OF lading;;
having first erased the word "duPlcaIe ~,
Inv means of oxalid acid. The money was
drawn last Friday, but the fraud has lust
been discovered. Thompson's Whereabouts
.,r., i1nl nnNn-
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Sims and John Wise.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch
SOUTH B0sToN, VA, September 27.-Colo-
mel Sims made his stcreotyped speech here
last night, and was met and demolished by
the gallant General II. II. Hurt.
The most noticeable feature Of the dis
cussion was that Sims failed to advocate
the cause Of Johnny Wise, although press
ed to state whether or not he was for Wise.
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xepro Mnrderors Arrested.

PETERSBURG, VA, September 2l.-lntel-
ligencc has been received here OF the arrest
OF two negroes who murdered CLINTON
Cane some days ago near Weldon ana
afterwards placed his body on the track OF
the Raleigh and CASTOR railroad. ihey
concede the crime. The mrrderers nave
been lodged in Jail at Warrenton, \. C., 10
o,vait trial
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pronorjnr 10 nsfify.

New YORK, September 27.-The New
York county Democracy have written a
letter to the chairmen Of Tammmy Hall,
Tammany Anti-kclly, Irving Hall, and
German Democratic organizations asking
for the appointment Of committees TO make
the necessary preparations for united
Democratic ratification Of the ticket nomi-
mated at Syracuse. The letter urges that
all local differences be laid aside.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY,, September ~ lscZ'
Country Produce.


Appies: Grccn-From $3.50 to $3.50 z barrel
NJ B1'sicar: 24@25c. z p. ,l,-,,.
P,Jsr. Prime Ia choice yellow. 25@ 21c.; talr /
tngooL l &C.: fresh yellow butter sells r'alll''
corn NedI: 95c. per bushel for country 81 Tor
city mills.
Dr 4d FruU: Blackbcrric., 6@6Hc.; cherrie-'
l5M Ice. ,..,. ,-a.,c
Fms: Isg zoe; market dull.
Ty,Gyt1Lers: Prime hyc-goose. 45c.: common, Zoe.
F7arseed: Sl.l0@sl15 Z bu.hcl. .,,.,.
Han: Virginia timothy. somvuc'; cl"''T-
mixed. 75l sJc.; clover. tOG7Oc
P PSs Irish, s2;25@oss q barrel FOR choice
eu RS5t s?% GHscnr si45@*I5O 10 Seneca sFee
of tops 40m45c e 10.
Ldrd: Country. l2ml3c. .,,.,..
choice, si.5O@s2. Market dull; no trouble to sell
'" Rye: 75@sOc. 2 bushel.
Sumdc: Prime, Zoe.
SkUcks: 75M soc.
Bdled HrdU: 3OdfOc.
I uadg. W Ss 85G3Gc.: unwashed, 26@27c.
BURY wool will bring from TO &C. g u. less u'h
above rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
Ctmept: Rosendale. sl.5Q@sl.60 z barrel
Lime: Agricultural, S@ loo: G busheli To- IT,
land 81. 20aSI.25, according to quanuty' NHs'-
ma PJ1 49, Lump. s475; ground So eaicined
| II.
Tar: Large size,si.
Dry Goods.
o.t,,s verr,mack. &C.; Merrmack shlrtng'
ssir Richmond Sc: south Bridgc' %, I'LL
6.c: Sprague De-. Sprague ~hlrtlhgl ~ IN In
MI 6rc: Aliens. &C.. Manchester; 12c. w AL
, ne, nj Mallory Pink. 6H.; Mallory fuIpie,
e.: SIMPSON Mourning. 61c.' mpsOh Ur.! i99.-o,i
oimo.on Black, 6'4c.; Harmony oc.' AshI'h"
sonnia tG oj2S shtrtfngs and Seeings: rs Sc
cu p5 rs Jack Homer, 5Ac.; - hd ly
Harris, &C.. A tairmoni t,ei. DC III
F,reweil. gc.: IA Wauregan, lie; IVA hon""-
n"ck' 25c.: IO-i Peluot, 32'sc. -,, M
Droira foftons: Manchester A.. oic.' Wan
cbcster A A. A.. 6'4c.; Rockbridge al u: ~,
sHc Lanes River y q. o., 54c.i james h'ef
y. H.. w.: james River ID. De- ic'
Drugs, Dyestuns. Oils, &c.
44lsoSe, s279s e. g1 ss% :. case of ronr dozen
6 coope{inaeSI: 65c. 4 ~.
Extract q Log,e9od: loe'
0 1gsG' iinsecd. Csc; machine; sissi'iio !,
,per nr'.ad Oh 50@ zoe; lard. Sill sweet.
ao', III lad. $3.50 castor, sl.35 z gail9h
Virginia lubricating, 3O@3Oc' Sero'ehe' VT
cash, r gallon.
S SSs1 SAY, liG2c in kegs English Soda &C.
American, 3aG4c. ,eo,o.
SDirfts TNTDeRttns: 4S@oVc'
Foreign Fruits and Candy
Candy: 12ka lie. + n.
Lemons: s5@s6 pbox.
, Groceries. &c.
p..oa Clear-rib sides, l6h@l7c.: shoulder
bnecIo Vtrginta shoulders, lOc.; Nirgini
h2sSonpd tc. Virginia hams, large l5 5Se
small, I6@lsc.; sugar-cgrea, i2 9eeala5iJc fhnl
s .lses i5scSibac.; bulk shoulders ING lls
stock hgh;. .,.o hooca sIBOGsI.7 t
three hoops, sl.7bes2. am. 49,, s,r,n,
, Al 'aJerss: four strings. s22oas5; o,>ea,on.
COFFEE: Rio-Comm9,n, sss , ss, .r ff@i3 e
's csndies: xdamantine candles, l2@lhI 3x =
i" 1.l'so. trrime eriftsrg, i2LfflSc- N'f'''
'N'T ..s .ns t.I44- - -y...---
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Panhandle I'm 81. Louis.

ST. LorIs, september IL \ sIight shock
Of earthquake was felt in this city and VI,
cinitv at AIS A. NJ. to-day. In the central
nart Of the city the shock was first noticed
as a rolling, even noise, followed by twelve
distinct vibrations at intervals OF second.
The first vibration was the most violent,
and lasted fifteen seconds.
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The Panama Earthquakes.

PANAMA, september l6.-1he earln n"S
ceased to quake, and the peoples n ,s
are becoming steadier. As far as heaiu
from. only five deaths resulted IRON inc
shaLing-four through casualty ana one
woman from fright. The people WHO
abandoned the city for fields are returnins
TO their homes, and have begun requiring
lnmaNcS.
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uaa water 10 Drink.

co % the water people drink al honic
il bad enough. and some ,,, % v"t travels is
they meet during Their 'u rmuets many a
worse. Strange water up ."norhms and
stomach, and produces chol Mr george b.
other un ~ Rochester, n. Y, says tlla 1
when taken sick in MoDli r, WI p,IS-KILLER
boweltroubles PERRY DAS AYE, > and restored
gave him hna,t lnim some people rely on brandy
and other liquors for rellei II N their results.
but these a are msGn's ss and sure PAIN
KILLER.
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Rurned 10 Death by Prairic-Fire.

REpFIELD, DAKOTA, September 2'.-Dr.
II. NJ. Towne, formerly Of Chicago, ana
Zarhariah John, Of Illinois, were caught III
a prairic-frc. In cndeayoring TO force their
team through the flames Towne was
thrown out Of the wagon. His leg was
broken. aud thus rendered helpless he was
burned to death. John escaped, though
,o,-orolV burned
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x.,,,ed while Resisting Arrest.

ATLANTA, GA, September PA dls'
patch from Learys says that IN llghe De'
tween Lucius Edmunds dtdS John oPlCs
(colored) and sherlh,s posse oPi'! W" va
killed. Spicy, in RESISTING shol one u o,,'
posse, and accidentally Shot, ana peIh'P'
fatally, his own wife.
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ESIInN-Eeypr.
TIE EPIDEMIC INCREASING AT Pr

THE EPIDEMIC INCREASING AT PENSACOLA.
NEW ORLEANS, September ia Pic
olnine's Pensacola special reports sixty
new cases and two deaths. The increase
of sick is so great and the means OF rellei
so inadequate that the Board OF Health has
called a meeting OF physicians for to-mor-
row. with view OF systematizing methods
of disbursng the means in It's hands econ0,
mically, and yet so rs to afford relief to all
urhn mlN need aid.
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FotIure I'm New York.

NEW YORK, September 27.-Duncan A.
Grant, lace-importer at Is west twenty =:
third street. has suspended. His liabill-
ties are large, but the assets probably cover
them He has been in business twenty
Years. He did heavy credit business
and his failure is attributed to dull sea-
son and bad debts.
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Drowned In the Miami.

so,rru LEBANON, o., September e7..Five
persons entered an old boat q, o G' s;'CSr
ssud dnrins n playful struggle for possession
' ~ the ~" oars the boat capsized, and four OF
the party-Newton and h'la " a drowr aI
Abraham and Belle Lucas-were uio"heu'
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GILT ant BRoNzE CoRNIcE-

ALBUMS IN Russia, Silk. aud Plush;
EhSLL~ for pailor and mantd;
PIER and MANrEI.-MiERORS;
WALNUT and EBONY BEA'hEIH'
BlETIIDAY-CAEDo and PANELS;
ARTOTlPE fNGRANlNGS;
CMEOMOS m frame, 2iX3U, 81;
sxIO RAAIES from 20 cents npward-iilY iii
fcrcut styles
FRAMES made to order at lowest figure In the
city l. LfNi9
49, Sam gl2 Main -trcff.
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Tho BostOn Failure.

BosToN, September 27.-The liabilities
Of Wellington Brothers x Co., wholesale
dealers in dry goods, who suspended yes
terday, aggregate s7oO,ooO; assets noini-
| naIly S12J,000.
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IOriIlard Wins.

IoxDoN. September 27.-At the New
Market meeting to-day the race loI .ne
Great Eastern railway handicap was WI
bv Lorilard's Aranza' horhplpc se'o"u'
War-Horn third.
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Fire at winston. n. G.

cnrrxspoRo', N. c., September 2I.-W.
w. Woods manufacturing es. g ,.Y tire AZ
nj Winston, n, G., was destroyeu ~ ~ - nm.
o'clock this lIorning. Ine ~, ,os e,9 600
known, bot they wers insured icr soiV. ,
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PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, sErT'n 81 lssZ
lBy Telegraph
ApRQFp.
LIVE. CEMENT AND PLANTER.

LIME.-Cargo OF fREsh
IL ROCKLAND LIME, from Perry Broth'fs
klns, daily expected per sehs3n.f IIsIF 10
Sh,eh the special attention Of briek,aa,s.ns ana
niaster,,rs Is called. JACKSON IUhfiS,
P"'s'' Dealer In Lime, Cement &e.,
40 oa-lw No. Is south Eighteenth street.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. 81.
SPENCERIAN INK.

INK.
THE BLACKLIST,
FLOWS FREELY.
SUITS sPENCERiAN PENS.
ONLY CENTS. MCCARTHY CO...
se22-lw 9l6 Main strcct-
DOCKS, STATIONERY, SClIOOL-SUP-
I'D PLIES, SCIlOOL-BAGS. SCHoOL-cTRArS (;
STATES at 3, 3, 10, 20, and 2Jc.: CHALK
CRANONS az l5c. per gross, tine limo OF
SCHOOL STATIONERY. INKS, Pens. PIN
ClLS. Sc; OCTOBER MAGAIINES. ASHTON
PLATES. YOU NJ LADiES'JOl kNAL. FRANK
LFSLIE'S LADIES MAGAZINE, DEMOREST,
Cooley, PETERSON, and THE SEASON y: all
:. f. TAIIORS FRENCH PLATES; RtNUE
DE- Ia MODE, 35c.: Ia BON-TON. Coo; Ia
MODE ELEGANTE. Soc; IA MODESTO UNI
NERSFLLf, soc. \ large assortment Of GOLD
PENS and PENCILS just received. All NEW
BOOKS received As soon as published at
N.LEONARD's BOOK AND NEN e-sTORE,
SO IL Dos Main street.
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PORT Of RICHMOND. sErTENBtN II Ieo|
AHKi;ED.

PORT OF RICHMOND. sErTE&BEK ~ lee|'
ARKiyED.
Steamer Ariel. clifford. Norfolk tniioi s.atet
mail. merchandise, and passenger l. 4. i@iuin
Schooner \. c. Ireland Gale Philadelphia COAL
:. n. Ilawe-. lilo. s,.Iu,,r. phtlad,l-
phia. coal, :. 4. LauTVp'
SAILED.
schooner e. 7. BrPgsi Quinn "Im'hs''H'
M r,t,lar wood. CuTtls & iaTker. 1900
SCHOONER Mary AMI Francis' Mulltn, : nl'"'''-
mi, ria James river. wood, Curtis x Parker
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, sEPT'h ~ leeZ'
lBy Telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamer Luray, SchermerhOrn' Old foinl anu
[ uamptou. merchandise and PASSENGERS h,Sa "a
/ peake and Ohio Railway Company Jana s"i'e" "'
/ return. Ntoo..rieL Norfolk
! merchandise and pas. enfers- theaa lcoh, al" N
psilTay COMPANY land sailed on rti1rnl' 49,
| SfeaIner Accomac. Deik. merchinciss an n - 80
! .engers Smlthneld. Chesapeake ana Ohio h@ll"@I
/ 1ofnnanV land sailed on reiufnl . -, =.
| Schonn.r NJ. ". Hale, Robbins, New loIh' W
load coal, Chesapeake and ONO Halfway 'oih'
pany. ~. u.,,t,,ms Ueyer. New York.
schooner T.. Is. Church, Canary frO'io"hce' i"'
Baltimore.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. September Of Noon.-Stocks
moderately active. Money, Ia : per cent. BY
change-Long. is2%: short. 4s72. state bonds
neglected. Governments irregular.
Erentn g.-tXchangc, 4e2a. Governments
firm and generally higher: new J's, lVUt' new
4i1's. ll2i,: new A, ll9ii. Money, 1903 per cont
~:aics neglected. Treasury balances-Coin' *ee'-
SOC: currency, sj.l2j.
stocks opened strong, continued Irregular and
oI. aoI
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

EDNE5DA EtV'tHIDtI : " Ioo-'
sALEs-FmsT BoARD.-1, 900 Richmond and
DanviIle gold 6's at 99i., 5000 do. at e9t; 100
Richmond aud West Point Terminal Railway and
Warehouse Company stock at 624; 10 shares
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad stock
at 52S.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RIcuMoSD. September 81, leez.
nEELEING-

WuFAT.-Whitc. 900 bushels. Rcd, 0'3Io iu'h-
els Ke-cNhhited, 500 bushels. ,,
CoPS.-White, l.2l ) bu heels. Mixed, lVObd'h-
els.
O,Ts.-1,2OO bushels.
RYE.-3i bushels
NEAL.-4O bushels
OHCUNRD.GHAss SEED.-l2 bushels.
SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY
WUEAr.-White. $50 bushels common To PRIME
NJ % to Sl.1O. Red. 3.~j4 bushels common 10
vcrv GOOD Lancaster al SOC. 10 SlOs; 2uO bu,h'i7
mi Scd If II OF: I.27O bushels miNci on private
terms: $40 bushels common to prime uli@at "'c'
CnrS'.Whitc. 7O2 bushels very good at So 20
Sic. , ..,,., ,t.qc
RYE-34 bushels prime at soc.
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Al the latest subjects In PAINTINGS, ENGRA-
WINGS, and OLEOGRAPIlS;
New PICTURES constantly arriving
PLUSH and GOLD FRAMES;
BRONZE FRAMES.
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Flour-IVe quote: Fine. S3.5OMN4; snpcrHnc'
II 15Mki.5O: extra, $1,000 -: common Iaiills'
s5mt5.75; Patent family. SG.2j@,7.
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FERTILIZERS. &c.

I,,rs g.. TIysLtY. LDAyaAPoGT, Jr.
JAMES q. TINSLEY & co.'s
u PURE RAW-BONt NEAL.
\nl,y.i. If DE-. v. H. Taylor State Chemist -,
Moisture determined al ~ t...........,,.-. NE
Pho. phlTic gcii.....
Ammonia, ''''''''''''' 'N
our BONF-NEAL f. ground from my wc'lern
bone. that have not been -i1J' ricl |" nc, 81
.t,',,n u. the -ulU amount of moi stare anu me
frge amount at uhuspuoTic acid and ammonia VIII
,lGw. \ compiri.un - the above ahdiy-i- WIN
IN. ,naiy.is nf other f,ruliZcc- must convince al
Illt our BONE-MEAL g. the cheapest plant-tood'
Gan ON Nr. l. DAVENPORT, JR, tlr.t Ma
'l0nal Bank n Richmond Va ~ write Z" Mfso
g.. TIN>LEY q CO., uunsiet post-onice' ilonncO
county, VI. ~, L..
Terms. $40 per ton, cash sc Z1-l"
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..t orau Electrician.

PARIS, September 2'.-M. Leclaneh' III,
yentor Of the Leclanche electric PIE anu
other improvements in electricity, i uc"u'
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IIONNSJ sT\pIlr A SONS.

rrHOMAS J. STARKE a SONS,
fO5 BROAD sfRrEr. Ri'HNoNp, NA,.,.
Dealer. Ia SCHOOL. COlLlGE. RELIGIOUS.
-T%DNY-~fiiOOL. AND Nl~( ELLANfoIs
TOOkS Of all kinds at lowest ca.h price. FIVE
CENT PIANO SNEET-Ml ~lf. >iti iA'ito
and EYEGLASSES q specially. Catalogue @ns
free on Application. 'u -'-L"t
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PAINTINGS. EnGEANsNGs. &c.
l.. LEWIs'S ARr-GALLERY.

EREE EXHIBrTION DAILY.
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SWISS CONDENSED
~ MILK.
MAIN.sTREET EXCHANGE.

II WESTERHOFF'S
"MAIN-sTREET EXCHANGE"
No. 1906 MAIN STREET.
NEW BAR,
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TABLES.
SPLENDID LIGHT;
LUNCu-C COUNT Err.
ALI. OPENED THURSDAY, Urn.
Friends respectfully Invited 10 call conzratuiaee'
and see the finest establishment, In tie city.
~ 6.3m H. WEsTERHOFF. Proprieior.
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ALL TIE TEXTBOOKS USED IN
n THE PUBLIC MD PRIVATE
SCHOOLS OF THE STATE FOR SALE AT
Estate" PRICE ny
BECKWITlf & PAHiIAN.
.,oC,olCw Richmond. Va
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NEW YOKK.COTTON FUTURES.

NEW YORK, September 27.-Cotton-Net re-
celpt,. bales gros. receipts, s,l06 bales Futures
sIl.6lMRII6 so october, ! 1850 l.31 No.
yember. slI.I5@sIl.l6; December, slll4@
sIIT5. January SLIGO February, sll.3o
WarrL. ali .4Oasli.f April ~ 1905 l.5l
NV. i6I: June. sll.7lmSll.72.
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CCIIOOL-B BOOKS.

WEST. JOHNSTON & co. are receiving their
large supply of SCHOOL AND COLLEGE IENr-
BOOKS. which are offered tor sale az tine loves
prices. PUBLIC->CHOOL BOOKS sold az state
prices. Catalogue, Furnished upon application
Orders solicited and promptly attended 20.
WEST, JOHNSTON 4 CO.,
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-03-09

The sudden collapse Of winter is a sad
disappointment to lumbermen. Logs and
wood will have to remain where yarded OF
al the stump until the days grow short
again. A. a whole the season has not been
tavorpbIe. and Yet much has been done.
Sixty thousand feet Of lumber we're
hauled from ] f. Walace's mill In T.. Sui
llvan To location Of the ice house in ".
Gouldsboro in three days.
THAT grim spectre on 1.-THE dark horse
whose name in this climate is Consumption,
is making his usual spring calls; and many
a sad, pale, coughing Young man, and young
lady too, give unmistakahle proof that they
are enlisted as recruits Ia this weird.
ghostly army that !, ever mu> ing on to the
dark realms of shade " hence TO traveller e er
returns" We can only hope that our
quota is full, that no more vii be required
this year.
The railroad meeting Of the fourth inst.
adjourned without action on the question Of
raising money. Though the sentiment Of
the meeting as a whole was evidently adverse
to raising money by assessment for railroad
purposes, vet the discussion demonstrated the
fact that the railroad has many strong friends
and advocates and that when the people
shall have fully investigated the whole mat
ter and shall have satisfied themselves that
the proposition to raise about $4,000, as a
subsidy or as equivalent for the privileges
and benefits of the road for all future time
flor who ever knew a railroad abandoned)
is a proposition that is neither burdensome,
improbable or unreasonable they will be
willing to tax themselves for the good of
their children and children's children.
ZERO.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-03-09

H. W Jordan, of Boston arrived here
Tuesday evening.
The election nassed off quietly but a
good deal az WORK was done by the Repub.
Icans ~ tb,. resnIt shows
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with reliable house are referred 10 ad-
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men wanted.
SCHUYLER c. Lord. member of the
Freshman elias, in Colby University. left
hen, for WateryiIle. Tuesday night. to re-
sumo his studies.