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Daily Republican., 1882-02-13
LOCALTIH TABLE,
CORRECTED JANUARY 20, 1857.

I TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOB
Philadelphia, 400, az, $40, e:b6, sis 900, slo
80, 1919, ll:t5 .. M; l2:l6, 1885, 1:6s
ESQ, l:eo, SIT, Clio, 6:Ss, s:tS, 1000 p. N
Few York, 200, 1878, $500, 81, 80, ll:6s An
s19s8S, LIS, 6.l7, e:S8 p. N.
baltimore, los, s:3sa. M, and 500 .. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 26,, lag, 4:6l,
800, casa. m; l, Loo, e:57, llAo p. IN.
Baltimore and Bay Line, 6:S7 p. m.
Baltimore and Intsrmediats Stations, 600 p.
m.
New Castle, s:s6 .. NJ; l:o6 Gas p m.
Harrington and Intermediate Stations, H8l
.. M: LOS; go p m. No Sunday tfaina
Delmar and Intermediate Stations, s:sS .. m;
Los p. m.
Wilmington and Northern Railroad, 7:lo .
m; 800, 500 m.
Delaware Western Railroad, tbs, 1880 .. m.
6:36 p. m. Sundays, 1880 q. M; 600 .. n
SUNDAY TRAINS FOR
Philadelphia, 200, 2:2s, 1880, $40 IN. l2:oo6l7,
$50, o:3S, 7:3s, $3.50, 1000 p. m.
Philadelphia and New York, 200, 2:2s q. M,
SIT, 6:3S Up. N.
Baltimore and Washington, LOS, la, l:51
800 q. H.. ll:04 .. m.
ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON FROM
Philadelphia, lag 4:5l,746, 500, s:3s, s:s0a. N
1900 M; 1915, LOO, *l:O9, $50, 4:St,
500, $40, 500, 6:l5,o:67 800, 9Sb, ll:ol, 1870
1915 p. n. Sundays, I:42, A6l, 8 90, 10, 10,
q. m; 2:So, 1886, 1904, ll:so p. m.
From New York, LAG. 4:5l. 500 a. M, Loo, Loo
500, e:57, l1:64 p. IN. On Sundays l-a2,
45l, s:ooa. m, ll:O4, 1870 p, IN
From Baltimore, 200, 1928, $40, 1l:63, 1926 "a
m. 1853. SIT, e:ss,s:55. On Sundays, 200,
2:23, u. M, 6i7, o3s, .: 5.
1853, SIT, o:Ss, 9:55 p. m. On Sundays,
300. 2:!s, o. m, 5:l7, ofss, 9:55 p. IN.
New Castle, s:4s, 9:s6 a. M; l2:o7, s:lo, e:oi
D.. No Sunday trains.
Delaware Railroad, s:As a. M; 1907, COS p
m. No Sunday trains.
Wilmington and Northern Railroad, so
.. H.; u:8b. s:55 p. IN. sunday tr aims, a.
Western Railroad, 500 q. M; 2:li
p. N. Sundays, $40 q. m. !; $40 p. m.
FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
Philadelphia, 18th and Market streets, 1890,
S5b, $3.50, 7:16 1856, S:l6, 1890, 400, II so,
a. M, 1928, 1880, 3l6. 4J2, 4:3o, 5:lO, 5:l5,
6:56, $40, s:l5, 1000. OLE, 1880, p. m. On
Sundays, 1880 1855, 7l5, $50, a. m, go 0,
1900: l0:l6, ll:ao p. IN.
Figures marked thus ~ denote the limited
express trains,
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Special train will leave 9rays' Ferry for
3road and WASHINGTON avenue station on ar
wal Of following trains leaving Wilmington |
VI S., 9:4o q. m. and 2:30 p. 10. Leave |
tr0sd and Washington avenue for Whining. |
on ~ $50 7:l5 s:l.. 1914 m. and $40 .. m.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-13

BROWNSVILLE, req. ~, 1913 :.
QririnO Gaitau was hanged here to
day. His execution was the expia tio1
of most brutal murder On the nigh,
OF the 18th of August last Gaitau at
tended Ramon Villareal's fandangU,
near this town. He and two of his
companions staggered around the ball.
room, When Gaitau trOd on the foot OF
Luz Contreras. "Are you driving a
cart, sir?" asked the latter. Gaitau an
swered, "Don't you like it," to which
Contreras replied: "Why, how should
like it, sir?" Gaitau then applied a
Spanish oath to Contreras and said,
take that, then, and see how you like
it" at the same moment plunging his
knife into the detenCeless mans back
Contreras walked few steps and then
fell dead. H olding his bloody kni fe
above his head Gaitau then leaped over
the benches as if to flee.
He was followed by Officer Ruiz, who
called upon him to surrender. With
an awful oath in Spanish the murderer
exclaimed, 81 will show you how sur
render !" and rushing upon the officer
furiously stabbed him in the body with
the same knife which was still reeking
with the blood Of Contreras. The officer
was borne away, and his Wounds were
pronounced mortal by the surgeons,
but with skill ami care he survived.
Gaitau was captured, and the friends
of the murdered and wounded men were
with difficulty restrained from lynch
ing him. His case came up in Deem
Der and the evidence was all with the
State. lie was speedily convicted, and
on December 81 Judge Russell sentenc-
cd him to be hanged to day. This is the
first legal execution in Cameron county
since 1869, when Felspe Esqulnal, also
a Mexican, was hanged for fatally stab
bing man with bayoret. Gaitau
was one of the low MexiCans 20 num-
erous in this section, who are capable
Of almost any crime.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-13
tbs SWEET TO COURT.

IT'S sweet to court,
but oh, how sad
To court o girl
With D fer0cious dad.
To court, alas
1t must be sweet;
Keep clear Of all
But her ysu meet.
IT'S sweet to court.
But oh. how loony,
To court q gill
That's never sp0Ony
Tor always sol.
'Tis sweet to court,
Hut oh, how gay,
To court o girl
Whose dads away.
TITS sweet To court,
but oh, not so gay
Whom the children sit around
And hear what you say.
asked her to marry me.
She i'd. "NO y with a roar
"Tnsy tell me, you brute,
You're huge on snoTe.'
asked her TO marry me.
She said mo ~ with sigh
~ understand, Gully
That you've a Kiass eye.
asked her to marry me.
She said mo 7" with wink
"You're no good, they say,
You lack the little chilck.h
! asked her to marry me
She said "No " low and sweet
~ our title brother tells me,
You've thund'rin cold feet
La ked her to marry me.
She said "NO ~ with sneer;
"Your breath smells very strong
Of stale, glucosel beer.
ash ed her to marry ma.
She said 40 !" with d grin,
~ know if ! marry
IN be taken in.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-13
Delaware Avenue Oh urc h.

The revival services are still in pro-
gress at the Delaware Avenue church.
Last evening there were tweni y-seven
persons baptized and the church was
filled to lbs utmost seating capacity.
There were q large number of persons
who were unable to even get inside the
doors. Services will be held every
evening this week.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-13
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.

Our stock Will be found
about three times its usual
size and contains many bar
gains. Some entirely new
designs in Table Linens and
Napkins A genuine bar
gain in Towels; a speciality
in Quilts.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-13
PUBLIC 1ALEiD.
DUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE
EXECUTOR'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Wtll be sold at public sale, on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1882,
atzH o'clock,p, m.
on the premises, all that valuable farm and
tract Of land, containing TIVE hundred and
ffty seven acres, one rood and twenty-one
perches situated principally in Pencader
Hundred, New Castle County, Delaware,
about seventy acres tn. reof situats in Cecil
county, Maryland. known as the barr farm !;
one hundred and fifty acres cleared lat d the
balance In wo d and timber, &C joining lands
Of -McIntire, Ieorke Boulden and others
with mansion house, barn and other out
bulldings thereon erected. The buildings
are well located fronting on the New Castle
and fren,htoVn turnpike. A stream ofgood
water passes through the centre OF the farm
the natural quality of the land Is good.
l0rms One-halfLf the purchase money
may remain on the farm for term Of years
at Ave per cent interest the balance Of the
purchase money to be paid on or beforeMarcb
rs h, 1882. Ten per cent of the purchase
money to be paid on the day Of sale. Title
good JANE ID. EV Ans,
Executrx Of Henry Swans, deceased.
B-dSw
Daily Republican., 1882-02-13

NOR RENT.-A FARM OF 10 ACRES
q on the Concord pike, four miles from
Wilmington, at a moderate rate. Apply q
swan Hotel, Wilmington, DEL, John Dunn.
decH -dhW-u
Daily Republican., 1882-02-13

NOR RENTS ACRES OF GOOD
ID MARSH, near the Pulp works. Apply
70 SAMUEL OULBERT,
doc23-tf 900 Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-13

NOR RENT-A FINE OFFICE SUlTA.
able for doctor or lawyer; also large
front room, for particulars call at l0J ". 3rd
street.
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AT THE BEE HIVE.

The greatest bargains in the
history Of the dry goods
trade.
pieces of Dress Goods ;
new and very desirable F.; to
be sold at once at about ]
their value. They are un-
questionably cheap.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-13

NOR Rents OF THE NEW HOUSES
Il on Delaware ave bet. j eferson and Mad
isOn streets. Apply HARLAN CAUSE,
iutf sos Delaware ave.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-13

NOR RENT-THlKD STORY FRONT
C and back room Of Llebermans Build
Ing; suitable for societies jl2.u
Daily Republican., 1882-02-13

L LOIS.
We are confident we can get good prices
at our Sa tur1ay sales for dwellings, rated a,
from 81, 900 to SO coo, and for lots valued at
ON $500 to So 90 per foot front We shall
be pleased to consult wi h owners who desire
to realize quickly FIT HEALD Il GO.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-13

TNOR RENT-OOAL AND WOOD YAhD
IN over ard street bridge; it has scales,
bins and all necessary fixtures. Apply TO
SAM'L CULBERT, 600 Shipley street. T-e
Daily Republican., 1882-02-13

TTA1G11EfA GILL, 10 YEARS OF
W. Aies Ntabee n place to do general
ouss y 4 49, NJ q te. u.,pv
, fe1l1s1t9 93s fssss HIM ELAN, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-13

IYZANEt II \ YOUNG WOMAN A
wv siknn m ~ aNh11d's nur-e, chamber
, laid n s199 oSWork. Apply u; 32
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TDUBLlC SALE.

DUBI4lC SALE.
-OF-
HOUSEHOLD "a KITOH EN- FURNITURE
VIII he sold at public sale, on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1882,
ut 10 O'Clock, Q. M,
at the residence of the late Ann Jane Wilson,
No s07 shipley street, no lsehol and kitchen
furniture, consisting OF feather beds, mat
tres Is, bedsteads, bureaus, chairs, pier
tables 30 as, carpets, oil cloths dishes, tables,
stoves and fixtures, kitchen utensils, email
churn, milk pans and lot Of lumber.
L. W. S1lDHAM h SON, Auctioncers.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-13

TYArTrD a 1 Tin WHICH TO
NV rtore hc111 woods by party
i. sSs W .,sIs. &c .o s.sIs
Daily Republican., 1882-02-13

NOR RENT-A SIX Room HOUSE,
IL with n acre Of land, on Second street
above Union. A. q. b ANDERSON,
f3.3t.eOds Front and Union streets.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-13

TyANrED A GOOD HOUSEkEEPER,
~, hetReen IS and 70 years of age, chill
sshto gakD ere Of. 10 the right party sat
aI6ondSy efisTaoon, s6ruary 18th.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-13

DOARDIN0-TWo 1ENTLEMENC DAN
=, D be'pleasAntlv and comfort ably accom-
J oostsd - nj n Third street; reference ex-
A AnnGn1 aalao takl0 bOarders. fV6tt
Daily Republican., 1882-02-13

NOR RENT-THE FL X $ T. y l. 4 3 s
= bakery sl4 Market street Apply to
George stab, ut the bakery. f-st
Daily Republican., 1882-02-13

Have never known s. 8. 8. to fail to euro 4
case OF Syphilis, when properly taken.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-13

I'VE HAvEAca0(j9 MEAL OF MONEY
~, \ ..at &c 1Ss ss f EtEasG n5 St : o opd
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NOR RENT-THE FIRST, SECOND AMI
third floors In the Mccullough Build
Ing, at 9Th and Walnut streets; each moor
private; suitable for any kind OF business;'n
mediate possession. Apply " +. pennington,
No. 8 East Eighth street. lis-ot
Daily Republican., 1882-02-13

RICHMOND VA, May II, 1881.
You can refer anybody to us in regard to
the u crit, of s. s. ). Polk, MILLER l. 90,
Daily Republican., 1882-02-13

Ell E Il w 2sssahD' PERRY GA
The above .signers are gentlemen of high
slandirg A. H. UoLoUITT, Gov. of Ga.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-13

NO1 RIsT TaE THREE-sTORY
~ b11o& GllIn9 No. 1925 Market street,
A ocl1e Sl0e square); a desirable
,S en4Gm 1eHSAalnNVoeSO r other professional
" mM9mAn 1 3iH ~ put In complete order
14lt l. X601 tS34Mts DANIEL FARRA,
- 1aa & ~ King street.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-13
FOR BENT.

NOR RENT-AN OLD ESTABLISHED
u corner grocery store and dwelling, cor.
9Th and ButtOnwOOd streets; rare chance Tor
. good business man. For paiticulars inquire
OF DIP. SMYTH,
fl0-0ta I'll Market street.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-13

DOON FOR FOUR MEN WHO WISH
n to boarl ,hemselv a. bo4 W. 2ad st.
f3.6tt
Daily Republican., 1882-02-13

>HYANTED- al t3IRKROR GENERAL.
w houssaoEk, AtlNcy124 Just!son stree :,
Daily Republican., 1882-02-13

N ANrEIll-ADifUxvIoN AS OoAOH
~. s. ass: e. ADAMS SnS qn9f
Daily Republican., 1882-02-13

s NOH EN4TesrHE FINE LARGE
\ Msns 6lSWD " Spring Garden Farm,
\ lj0intn1 " Nv w New Castle, suitable for
1Ssng a0ek ~ Meking. Present tenant,
ugh gle1lss m be rented for money
4 6AfGK Il, RICHARDSON,
>tan1eusW&&e New CASTLE, Del.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-13

ROR FNT-PARr OF A HOUSE TO A
e small family at 223 Poplars. ho-Nt
NOR RENT-PLEASANT ROOMS AT
Il Ills King street. N-u
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eepteotten, are reported favorably, CONCERNING
This crop the commissioner saws:
While the season has been remarkably favor
able for all other crops, II has been very unnro.
piuous for cotton The cool weather m earl,
spring impaired the staud and retarded the
growth of the plant rendering il IN di,g,-rnt
sections, from one 10 two weeks late The rrcp.,t
excessive and continued rains have indur, N a
Aucculent growth Ct weed aud 4 i,ndency of
root growth 10 the surface two condition. which,
Will csu.e serious injury II any considrrabla
dIouth succeeds the wet spell. Compared M an
average, the crop Of the state h reporteJ
" gS in north Georgia 1t is s., in miidIe
Georgia, 81 IN southwest Georgia. 81 i'm east
ueorgia, e5, aud in southeast GEORGIA iOl. The
prospect is nov, 10 The casual observer yery
uHueunE owing 10 the rapid growth Of The
Weed, but this may prove q disaster before M.
crop maSnrrs, The weather has been yvry IA.
v9raGle TO the propagation of the caterpillar
when Is reported in several counties in thi,
state IN Alabama, Texas, Louisiana ana Miss.
SippL experienced planters viii understand The
raWdity with which these dcstroyers propagnts
Nhen they make their appearance at tbis sea
SON especially when the plant is In SO tender an
suecu1ent condition as II is NJ present all over
me cotton states Tire prudent planter win,
therefore, prepare 10 avail himself OF every pruc.
ucabie means OF destroying the pests as soon as
thty appear in force The crop is now at most
critical stage; muchw viii depend upon the wealth.
er during the next few weeks. The indication.
now point 10 q short crop all over the south. Il
TINS be the case, the price may compensate fol
the shortness Of the crop. At prescut it is i'm
possible 10 forecast whist the crop will be-"
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Il their way one year, but tho
Arrangement they maintain. was nor
satisfactory; Consequently, during the next
season each line win route lis own cotton, and
issue It's own bill OF lading. The Houston 4
Texas Ccytral---one of the heaviest cotton.
carving roads has been in the habit Of issuing
al o.. Us o"n bins o. lading. including even
rne roads having determined upon this policy
are SAID 70 DE the Houston * Texas Central the
Gulf, Colorado h Santa Fe, the Missouri Pa
cine the Iron Mountain, the Texas X IA
ellie, tho Texas n ST. Louis, the International 4
Great Northern, the Galveston Hsrrisburg 1
San AnlonlO, and the Galveston, Houston 4
Henderson.
This Il, cision is apt to interfere with the ar,
rAnGemehA oi certain of the fast freight lines.
The following circular has Just bOtn issued In
connection with this matter.
AZ the accommodation II tho Trunk Line
executive committee the following resolution Is
herewith submitted TO The join, executive com
nittec' :
Resolved, That On and after September l.
lS>2 NO soliciting agents Tor ifVight shall be en-
ployed IN Texas by any company represented in
the loint executive committee OF by any fast
freight line, and that existing sgcueios shall be
Withdrawn upon notice being given by the com.
missioner that this resolution has been adopted
10y the joint executive committee
special ID the st, Louis Globe. Democrat
say The interest manifested In railroad mat
ters at this place the last few days, in tho posi-
i've shape matters are assuming in regard 10
] NtANN new Iuhls lInln htSbFs are 0leNNtlus US
above the level of amere railroad station Ar
| tcleS Of association have been fled for the Con
way, Beeoe X Dos Arc railway, tho Bsebe Il Ear.
endon railway, aud the Beebe 4 Fort smith rail
way All Of these roads run through the richest
parts Of the state, whore immense amounts of
| cotton, corn wheat fruit etc, are 10 be moved
| tn the centres of trade, and sections that are
fast filling in with men of money and muscle,
and who must have such outlets for their
| products US these roads will give. The
articles ~ association of the hrst men
toned OF these roads were filed by Colonel ]
! Robinson and other citizens of Conway and Des
| Are. Articles of association OF the Beebe 1
Clarendon road were filed by T. 5. Neylon, C.
A. stockton. John Williams and other citizens OF
Becbe, and yesterday the surveying party started
out on this line from this place for Clarendon
| which place they expect 10 reach in about four
weeks This line is expected to be run In con
neetlon with the Paramore road and Ii is eNpec
ted that as soon rs the engineer returns from
Clarendon that he will he started on another
line stretching out toward the northward part o
Arkansas, the great grain and fruit growing par
OF our state. The Becbe Il Fort Smith road /,
chartered by the managers Of the st. Louis, lroT
Mountain N SJutheru railroad, and il expected
to be built very soon, aud will, with the othe
roads mentioned, do much toward deyelopiu,
| this pNrt,f Arkansas
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III TURES.

CoTToY for future delivery opened quiet and
from to points decline in New York and flat
snl Ia oil in Liverpool. In New orleans the
market was unchanged except for August, which
opened 7pOintS up from Saturdays closing Fu-
Afe dealers are buying cotton on account Of the
likeness Of the crop. the. rapid increase of the
hlwom and the danger of early FROST the cir
elMs and reports sent out from reliable houses
u this country and Europe seem to anticipate
higher prices though evidently intending to be
socially nOn.committal, The market closed Ms
below
Chicago proluce-Whcat and corn opened q,
Shout same for wheat and &c decline for corn
nom sslurday; pork, fi,c. decline, but latter In
ne day 81 recovered corn aud pork especially.
rn'ae dispatches from Chicago indicate de.
elne for corn and pork in the near future. How
nleh suCh pointers arc worth Is questionable,
NOaea prices seem 10 be abuOrmaliy high The
rsfoHs are conflicting as TO the growing corn
uop MIR WheelocG reports business In futures
seuye and Increasing. His exchange is Il
Wy popular resort for cotton and grain men,
SINUS rellgb,liiy.n unqueStioned
NEW WORK
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METROPOLITAN lIEEllAuEIIEE

4. cshEIN'rss Nv.faN.rIIo,
g". Exciting E,;t iesc,i. Ct.ag.. 10 rlp,Yat,,,,
hoVeH'ing misuf!cu Ut hgh and low lie Ia Amerirns
giet cie hion'siuos aud ftyolltiesI ichindt be
scenes cs ~ lrot;y d. ecvetsj citynrlch and poor
M-Yvn1s eprtnptun n Washe gton ruin Of inocent
gFl4iuld hQlrykcHdUd sinners hyrns tbpxItrhln,
,len,S vig.iwsi Nogdou gal Mormon horrors start.
onthts 100. Add. ANCHOR pJBi 1870 90
tCiouia. No, CHICAGO III. ATLANTA. ca.
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WSSss h V
Wc%.3l! !e! ~ D M .S1(W
TtanS aazANV 0F
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

III u neVtr-Ihlliilg cure
for Nervous Debility,
exhausted vitality, Sem
inal Weakness, Sppr
matorrhma LOST
MANHOOD, impoten.
cy, Paralysis, and all
the terrible effects Of
Self Abuse, youthful
folncs. and excuses In
maturer years-such As
LOSS of Memory, Las.
situde, Nocturnal Ennis.
sion. Aversion 10 eocie.
~, DimucHH of Vision.
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CURE YOURSELF!

w nohannans yestAhe Curative" iswarrar,ed 10 ner
Man,nty rute all forms OF hpesEllierrhsa OF ssslsai
MtstHss urn,tai n,bliy, potency, etc. and r,otcs
"ea rovsr' mi brings back the aiouthfai Vixer OK
h0te who nave destroyed by sexual tSC,ss,s or mn mae
ts IN trJn' two ~ sewn wVcks time. This fcm,y whh
has bytn nsd by DE- Bohanngu In his private pra,c "a
vu thirty yatt was nsNcr known ~ fall In curing even
the Nuhst tAAlN IL Escs vitality AND impaTis ,nitsv
Win wonderful eject 10 those mldlc-agcd men who it,I.
NeakWe beyond their Ntaif. it, h,gonii,g pTopsftci
1e ~ ~ once Young men suffering fOm the ,onsr.
qaeueU % hrs itcadaly destructive habit OF s,EAhuso
san ". NV moicEs With the assurance oil pct,y aud
ihhhNhNI tarc. The patient gains Strength md eIrs
WY OF once, ns hc,s directly the parts antt,.
s9oihng Rpd hcans tonic aud anody no 10 the r..
hN,u Nhnll Ncsces and irrattd ducts ninnrny post,
vnu '9he enl 9tlng how to thSr natal state tie same
,ngtden,i are simple productions OF naiurcbaks toot
h,ias els, az ar, ,lccihc for the abo diseases
tt-itlcc live Dollars sent with ilii ditceons tic IA
ny sddss. fgI sale only M b. G. A. Bohannals oi.er-
70 w North filh arr' between NaShnginn avenue anf
oftrn Ntttt, 81. foni., -.J. EtahlvhCd In ix,,
,uH-Dt Be"loaisn gu Special nsAst,," which rlvcs,
tta dsineaon Of the nahe, cause, p,mI,ons n,an 81
.aci ste, OF siruiLis, stnistL MLikNpss Ire, ,tui
lhkL " lny addrctg upon frcclp, Of one stamp
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COTTON.

salcn M n., market is beginning 10 attract Al.
na,ly lSot oi'f The country, and prize, are anS.
nd 81 ior,. i9t. In New YORK. New Or,ean,
n GalyeS,Sn N, tne markets arc quiet and stcs,y'
~ has been ,n uV uecllnc reported on SATURDAY.
IN There ~. wh,oh and dealers are now piv.
esns, Ssa prices paid In 81. Louis ana New NV
srket IN NM, bs regarded as ths lowest nor,
sshtuniclelV i, country. A decline of A sixteenth
guy And ess,e,n Liverpool and that market WAS
~, ,aN . foiicw.. IN this ei.s ptisos remain nom.
WI m,dllips
s,s..,hg. a,,, ''''''''sss.s...,,.n.,ll
lss suns iliilllnv '''''''''' '''s.s.s....,.,o,l1
Coz idilns. '''''''''''.''..........los
TN ordinary observation-disclosures .
a.s..,Aosus, rsp bar, q, ~, X, = ..,, ss
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Noises In the Head. the vital fluid passing unob.
served In the ui!ne, and many other diseases
that lead 10 INSANITY and death.
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