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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1883-09-05
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR,
LUCIUS F. HUBBARD,
OF Goodhue County.
For MISUNDERSTANDING,
CHARLES A. GILMAN,
OfStearns County.
For Secretary of State.
FRED Won BAUMBACH,
OF Douglas County.
For State Treasurer,
CHARLES KITTLESON,
OF Freedom County.
For Attorney General,
w. J. HAHN,
Of Wubasha County.
For Railroad Commissioner,
JAMES II. BAKER,
OF Blue Earth County.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-16
ny Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, September IS, 1888.
stocks were duh to-day, but very strong. and
ceedIngly narrow. At the opening The market was
firm and 4 10 & higher, except tor Northern Pa
cihc preferred. which was 4 lower, a, 72a. Later
the list moved up. and carried Northern Pacific 1
10 Is higher. The advance In other shares ranged
from }. tn /, Lake Shore. Michigan Central. West
ern Union. and IN fact all the lcadins stocks shar-
ing IN the improvement. About midday there was
reaction. and prices rccoded i TO <. oregon
Transconfincntal, however. was exceptionally
weak ana fell on IL, " 1iA on The old story Of an
additional Issue OF stock. Toward the close the
maj ket was again higher aud generally within
fraction Of the hest OF the day. he strength OF
,peculation was Cue In part II the advance IN
Western Union. which closed at the highest point
Of the week. on the statement that Cyrus W. Field
had sailed for England to-day 10 conclude negotia
tions Tor the placing OF block Of these shares AZ
London. As compared with last nights closing,
prices are % l : higher. In spccia!tss N1nliat-
ian Elevated SOLD up 81, TO AZ. The sales tor The
week were 1.6iS,3Ol shares against 2.53i,l76
for the previous week. The changes I'm the bank
,tstcment were ulimportant Cu,siie OF a gain OF
s3o.lHC. 100 In deposits. Loans were eNpsadet,
gain IN cash and now bold s3,73S.f2J above legal
requirements. against Sl.0li,o75 for the core
spending per OIL last year. The imports II specie
ut the port Of New York for the week ending To-
day were sZ62.357. mixing total siuce January
1t OF slO,v3I,l0J. against s2.53l.fi5 for the
same period IN isS2 Ihe exports Of specie for
January OF Sl17Z6.lG5. against -i2.SSa.7Sl for
the corresponding period last year. Transactions
d-r sAltu ACofNWt riiliA0s
BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK. September l5.-The weekly state
mcut Of the associated banks i.suci from the
Clcaring-llou.e to-day shows The following
changes: Loans Increase. 81 ,2O2.5OO: specie IN
crease, sS5O,7O0; lcgtl-tendcrs decrease, $780,
600: deposits increase. s3.0lylOO: circulation
decrease. $500: reserve decrease. $4,000.
The banks now hold s3,73S.i25 in excess OF
LEGAL requirements.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, September I5.-Vrgnis Gs, con-
sO.idated. 429: past-due coupons, a.: new
l0-i0's. 33A: North Caroinl 6's. OLD, lOi; Viz
gnia new 3's so. Bid TO-DAY.
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s,r,c,xcu with Paralysis.

MAJOR PEYToN HALE FALLS PROM us HORSE
AND Is CARRIED HONE IN A pRECARIoUs
CONDITION.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.
WYTHEvILLN, Va, September l5.-Ma-
jor Peyton Hale, one Of the " Big Four
was stricken with paralysis at his home, in
Graysen county, yesterday. A messenger
who came here this morning for consult
ing doctor states that the Major was out
among his cattle yesterday on horseback
when he was striker. He was seen to fall
from his horse by one Of his tenants, who
obtained help and carried him home. He
had not spoken inteligently up to the time
the messenger left this morning, and is
considered in very precarious condition,
as this is his second attack.
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SUICIDE OF A yIRGINIAN.
Judge Robert Mayo shoots Himself
on Board steamer I'm Chcsa.
peake Bay.
PARTICULARS OF THE SAD
Especial telegram TO the Dispaich.J

Especial telegram 10 the Dispaich.J
NORFOLK, Va, September 15.--Judge
Robert Mayo, OF the County Court OF
Richmond county, in the Northern Neck o!
Virginia, put an end to his life with pis-
tol-shot in the head this morning at 3
O'Clock on the Bay Line steamer Virginia.
The steamer was on her way from BaIti-
more to Norfolk.
Judge Mayo exhibited extreme depres-
sion OF spirits from the time he came on
board the steamer. and in conversation with
acquaintance said that he felt like he
should jump overheard. His condition Of
mind excited the deep solicitude and SYM
patty OF friend. who placed a vigilant
guard TO watch all his movements. Three
times during the night the window Of the
Judges stateroom was closed by the guard.
At g O'Clock this morning the Judge arose,
and dressing himself, came down to the
lower deck. lie there inquired OF hand
, what light that was ahead. and when told
that it was of the mouth OF the Potomac.
he returned TO bs staterOom, followed 10y
the guard. who went around to watch The
window. But the Judge passed through
his stateroom quickly and got through the
window. lie had bis foot on the railing Of
the steamer when the guard. seeing his
design, rushed to him. and had hardly put
his hand on him. when the Judge fired the
fatal shot, and, falling back on the deck,
expired.
Judge Mayo is Of the old and Gistn-
gushed family Of that name, and is widely
connected IN Virginia. lie is the father
Of the former state Treasurer, Joseph
Mayo, and of the congresSmar-elect from
the First district Of Virginia. The re-
mains were taken in charge By his nephew.
Captain Wyndham Mayo, Of this city, and
were forwarded TO Washington this after
noon to be sent to We,tmoreand.
IBy Associated Press
JUDGE MAYO's TROUBLES-RETrATED BY HIS
POLITICAL SITUATION.
NORFOLK, Va, September 1j.-Judge
MAYO, who committed suicide aboard the
Baltimore steamer this morning, related
his trouble to an Episcopal clergyman OF
Norfolk. WHO came from Baltimore with
him. He said. when asked, that he Uhe
judge did not agree polit cally with his
sons, who were prominent Readju>t-
ers. He was told politics would not in
terferc with his duties on the bench, and
recently he had been urged to make re-
moyal and an appointment, which after
wards appeared, in his opinion, in viola
ton OF the law. His political situation ir-
ritated him, and lie said he felt like ending
his troubles by blowing out his brains.
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Obscquics OffsugIl j. Hastings.
by telcgraphto-thc Disratch.I

bf ttl'F i"iih ~ tiiN Afiolt
NEW YORK, September 15.-The funeral
OF Hugh j. Hastings. late editor and pro-
pretor OF the Commercial AdrertiSer, took
place this morning from ST. Lohs church.
in this city, and was largely attended
10y many OF the most prominent citizens.
The attaches OF the Commercial were pre-
sent in body. \ mass OF requiem was
celebrated by Rev. Fathers Ducey and
Tate, and the former delivered brief but
impressive address, eulogizing the memory
OF the deceased. The pall-bearers were
President Arthur, Roscoe COnkling, Hugh
j. Jewett, Jay Gould, Samuel Sloan, Gene
raj Eckert, jenkins Van Setback, William
G. Weed OF Albany, Isaac Wengland, j.
Nelson Happen, and John IIaey. The re-
mains were taken to Albany for interment.
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DE AUTY so A p.

To keep the pores open, the oil-glands ana 'uoes
active, and thus furnish IN outlet for impurities
in the persplration and blood which cause humii-
iating blotches blackheads, and minor skin biem-
isles, especially Of infants; to cleanse Written,
and beautlfy tine skin, remove tan, freckles' sun
burn, and oily matter; TO keep the hands SOFT
white, and free from chaps and roughness, prevent
contagious skin and scalp-diseases' and TO pro-
vide an exquisite skin-beautiGer and toilet ba'h'
and nursery sanative, redolent with delicious
flower odors and CUTICURA healing balsams, use
the CUTICURA SOAP. Endorsed 10y physicians
and chemists us absolutely pure and highly medi-
cinal. sales 1881 and 1852, 100000 cakes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-16
The New Orleans National Bank nnG
tho Louisiana Lottery Company.

Thy telegraph % the DispatcI.I
WASHINGTON, September 15.-Nr. West
Steeyer, OF this city, counsel for Judge Ro-
bertson, OF Louisiana. to-day filed with Mr..
John Jay Knox, Comptroller Of the Curren-
cy, formal complaint setting forth an
ALLEGED violation Of the law by the New
Orleans National Bank, in substituting its
name for that OF the manager OF the lottery
company in advertisements which have
appeared in various journals throughout
the country. Mr.. Steeyer says it is the in
tentiOn OF his client to test the question
whether or not national bank can lawful
" 90 into Il lottery business.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-16

FORT OF NEwPoRT's NEWS, SEPT. Is, 1883.
lBy Telegraph


Steamer Luray, Sehermerhorn, Norfolk. mer-
chandise and passengers, Chesapeake aud Ohio
Railway Company land sailed on returnl.
steamer Accomae, Deik. merchandise and pas
sengers, smithheld, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company land sailed on reinrnl.
Steamer Northampton, McCarriek. Norfolk,
merchandise and PASSENGERS, Chesapeake and ONO
Railway Company land s2lied ON r'turnl.
steamer Pamlico, Brakeman, Smitlncli, iser.
chandise and passengers. Chesapeake ana ONO
Railway Company land sailed on rcturnl
Steamer Finance. Dillingham;, Ne" YORK, 10
hnish loading for Brazil.
Steiner Manhattan. stevens, West Ioiht, mef-
steamer Black stone, Kepl. Baltimore fsnd sailed
Tor Bosionl. merchandise, VI. aud NJ. 4. Company.
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Failure Of the Peanut Crop.

DN IIIN-Ii U
PETERSBURG, Va. September lj.-Re-
ports have been received TO the effect that
the peanut crop is failure throughout the
State. 1t is believed that not more than
one fourth Of an average crop will be made
in some sections, and that not enough VIII
be raised for seed next year. The loss is
estimated at S2OO,OO0. The failure OF the
crop is owing TO the drought.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-16
Baseball Games Yesterday.

bY IcItgTdph 20 Tnt DHplICH.I
Providence Providence, Z; Chicago, s.
Boston: Boston, 6; Detroit, 4.
Roseville, y. j.: Athletic Association,
10: Austin. Nichols & Co., 3.
st. Louis: Metropolitan. II; st. Louis, 6.
Cincinnati Cincinnati, II; Athletic, ,.
Columbus: Columbus, 3; Allegheny, :.
Philadelphia, Pa: Buffalo, 6; Philadel-
phia, 3.
Harrisburg Harrisburg, .; Anthracite,
3. Seven innings only played. Game
broken up on account of a dispute over
pecuniary matters.
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GENERAL FOREIGN MEMS.
American Securities in England.

DIV fUUIt 20 TTIC UTsTITVIII
LONDON, September lj.-The Economist
Of this week SAYS the rate OF discount for
Bank bills sixty days to three months is
2}M23 per cent. and for tlade bills sixty
DAYS to three months 3G34. The market
for foreign securities has improved. The
Canadian railway stocks and bonds are
lower American railway securities are
Irregular. Norfolk and Western preferred
and Union Pacific have advanced 8; Bait
more and Potomac Tunnel y and Cleyc-
land and Pittsbmg, Denver and Rio
Grandc common. and Oregon and Ca!ifor-
mia preferred /. Central Pacific has de-
ciined ). Lake Shore Is, and Louisville and
Nashville
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Frighf-sight-Night.

saw O vision In the night
Which chilled my blood almost:
And scared me Into dreadful fits
An awful, horrid ghost
With turtles head aud Holsters claws,
Ghost made IL plain To see,
I'D eaten rather late at night
More than was good for me.
There came sound like angels voice,
Clear AS n silver bell;
II said, flake PERRY DAyISs
PAIN-KILLER-and be we'll"
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The Frying-Pan Shoals Light-ship
EOund.
fBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

WASHINGTON, September lj.-The light
ship anchored on the Frying-Pan shoals
off the North Carolina coast, which went
adrift in the recent gale. and which it was
feared might be lost, has been discovered
and towed into North Carolina port in
safety, with her crew OF ten men all on
hoard
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-16
Festivities i'm Mexico.
PORFIRIO DIAZ's BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION AM
NEXICO's INDEPENDENCE ANNIVERSARY.

GBy telegraph to the Dispaichl
CITY OF MEXICO, September -, ria GAL
vEsTON.-This beng the birthday Of Por-
frio Diaz it was celebrated with great ELI
thusiasm. The streets were gay WITH
bunting, and flags were floating on the
public buildings. There was procession
Of pupils OF the national schools and OF
sciences last night, and thousands OF pco-
pie OF the hest classes took part in sere-
made TO Senior Diaz. The approaches to
hi, house were crowded until midnight.
This morning the LII Republicd, organ
OF De Ramon Fernandez, nominates Diaz
for President. This indicates that the
powerful following OF Fernando viii sup
port Diaz for the next term. Tonight
there will he fireworks in front OF Senior
DiaZ's house.
Atll o'clock tonight the celebration OF
the anniversary OF Mexican independence
begins, 10 he continued through tO-mor-
row. Such great crowds OF strangers never
were known in the clty.
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Prominent AgricuIturist Dead.

MAcoN. GA. September ia special
to the Telegraph-MeSSenger reports that
Judge Parish &. Furman, prominent
agriculturist and a leading and most active
advocate of the intensive" system OF
farming. died at Mlledgeville last night.
He was the author OF Furman's compost
formula for cotton.
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billiard Experts at Work.

by ItIcgtaph u IIlc DIsPIIVH'I
LEAvENwORTH, KAN, September 15.-ln
the 500-polnt billiard game here yesterday
Sexton defeated Wallace by score OF 800
to 1875. In the evening, in the S00-pOint
game, Schaefer defeated Sexton 500 to 1873
in forty-fOur innings.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-16
Fire I'm Casey, Illinois.

ST. LOUIS, September ia fire at Ca
sey, H., last night, destroyed eleven busi-
ness-houses and several offices. 1t caused
loss OF about $4,000. Some OF the occu-
pants saved portion Of their stock.
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Fire and Loss of Life I'm Deiphas, Ohio

By It.tgFdpH ~ IIIC UI'I1NtVII'I
PITTSBURGH, September ia fire al
DephaS, Ohio, this morning entirely con-
sumed the extensive works Of the Pitts
burgh Hoop and Barrel Company. Alright
Waterman was burned to death. Loss
$4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-16

CANFORD'S RADICAL CURE, FOR
- the immediate relief and Permanent Cure OF
every form Of Catarrh, from simple Head Cold
or lnnueaZa, TO the Loss Of Smell Taste, and lear
ing, Cough, bronchitis, and Catarrhal Consunp-
ton. COMPLETE TREATMENT, with Inhaler,
xl--at all druggists. sc l0-Su&W&w
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Arrested for Robbing the Mall.
INV telegraph 10 lie Dlspatch.l

10y telegraph 10 IIle DIspdIch.I
WASHINGTON, September 15.-The Co.
reon embassy arrived to-day.
A post-otlice inspector to-day arrested
William l.. Lacey, a clerk in the Pension
Office. for robbing the post-office at Salt.
lend, Md, last January.
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THE TURF.
CoyingtOn. Ky, Races.

CONVICTION, KY, September l5.-This
was the inaugural day Of the Latonia
Jockey Club. First race-maiden allow
ances, one and one-eighth miles-Ascen-
sion won; Carson second, Sovereign Pat
third. Time, 1:JI.
The second race-Zoo Zoo stakes for
two-year.old filiies, foals Of 1881. three
quarters OF mile-Matin6e won; Binette
second, Eva ;. third. Time, l:1G5.
Third race-Springton stakes Cor three
year-olds, one mile and five furlongs-
Arctic won; McGinty second, Long
knight third. Time, 2:jG9.
The fourth race-wiGners to he sold ut
auction. one and one-fourth miles-Man-
haitian won; Lord Edward second, ia
ponica third. Time, 2:1lt.
In the hurdle race Katie Crcel had a
walk over.
Sheepshend-Bay Races.
SHEEPsHEAD BAY, September 15.-The
weather is warm. the attendance large. and
the track rather heavy.
The first race-Onc milc-Carnation won !;
Mediator second, Pzaro third. Time,
1:l3.
The second race-one mile and a fur
long, for three-ycar-old fllies-BreeZe
won; Bella second, Bric-aBrac third.
Time, 1850.
The third racc-three quarters Of mile,
for two-year-oldS-wa won by Mite Il;
Economy second. Huron third. Time. l:l7.
The fourth race-One and a hall miles
Euclid won; Hartford second, Gath third.
Time, $40
The fifth race-one and one-eighth miles,
selling allowances-Babyw won; Monk Sec
ond. Manitoba third. Time. l:j4.
The sixth race-steeplechase, over full
course-Jim MCGOWAN won Disturbance
second, Major Wheeler third. Time, 800.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-16
Fire at Jacksonville. Ala.

IBy telegraph To ulc D'sp''cH.I
MONTGOMERY, September ia fire at
Jacksonville, Ala, yesterday, destroyed
,yenty.,yo houses. Loss estimated ut
$50 900 assurances, $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-16
Health Of Pensacola.

IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.i
PENSACOLA. September 15.-The Pensa'
cola Health Board reports that three new
eases have occurred at the navy-yard during
the last twenty-iour hours, but no deaths
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Island = Sovereignty.

LONDON. September 15.-L0rd Derby,
Colonial Secretary, has foI warded dis
patch TO the Australian Government, in
which he states that the Imperial Govern
ment deprecateS the proposed scheme OF
annexation OF The Pacific Islands TO the
Australian colonies. lie calls attention
specifically to the ease Of the Islands OF
Samoa. where the German, British, and
American Consuls have sometimes eXer-
cised their influence jointly or separately,
and says the Governments OF Great Britain
and Germany have made treaties with
Samoa. which therefore forms an indie
pendent sovereignty. and the proceeding
might lead 10 a violation OF the nterna-
tiona law. The same state OF affairs he
believes to exist regarding the other
iulapIs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-16

The famous Brooklyn Club will play bal
at the Virginia Baseball Park on Monday
You should net fail to see IL.
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EIOllf.
by Ecie-rapn.

Flour We quote: t.ae. s3Gs3.5O. superfne,
- 2Dn 800; extra. st.75ms5, family, f5G
$500: Patent FAMILY. k60F7.
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

! WEAKENING. ZIG bushels fair 10 very go0dat
sl.lO to sl.15. Red. 2.752 bushels common 10
prime LOngbcrry at LOG O. Sl.l6; ,. 90 bushels
! mixed at sl07 10 sl.l5; 2.l5O bushels common
/ to choice ShOrtberry az 90c. 10 tll3.
CORN White, ass bushels common to prime at
! % 70 66c.
! RYE.-l4 bushels very good to choice at IS to
] 7Us.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-16
FINANCIAL.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY, September 10. 1883
sALEs-FInsr BoARD.-l0 SHARES NorfoIS ana
Western preferred at 3el.
SECOND BoARD.-10 shares Petersburg KALI
road at rs; 5000 North Carolina 6's NJ 107k.
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Luuenburg County.
ICorrespondcncc Of the Richmond Dispatch

COLUMBIAN GROVE. September III. 1883.
must give YOU a short sketch OF sin
Cular and unusual occurrence which took
place az our courthouse on yesterday. We
had two political Spcakcrs-MajOr Baker
Il. Lee and General Stith Boling-and
both were speaking at the same time-Oneto
the white and the other II the cOlored pe0-
pie. | think all Of the whites were listening
with bTeathlcSS anxiety TO Major Lee, who
portrayed our true situation in living col
o.; even nearly all OF the Readiusters
were listening TO him. The good people
OF old Luncnhurg always 90 right when
the time comes.
General Boiling spoke TO the cOlored
people. Wishing 10 hear both sides, |
spent q short time in hearing him. What
a sad spectacle saw \ solid mass of ig-
nOrJnt, deluded negroes, and few white
men. Glen Green. who was speaking,
and Inducing i'm some Of his wcll-timed
Jokes. SAYS: Look at this crowd, and
then look over yoTdcr. There are just
eleven white men over there, and they are
blue ncckS." Iou arc a good, Jolly fell
low. Glenn but this is too serious TO joke
about. Well, General Boiling is a good
man, hope. but ne was in right bad COM
pany yesterday. lie may be right, but he
can't make the people here think that bad
white men and ignorant negroes should
rule Luncnburg at least.
People Of Lunonburg, let Us stop and
think. Ii were idle TO talk about politi-
cal crceds and platforms. The simple ques-
ton is only this: Shall designing office
seekers unite with the colored race? 1t
is high time that we should begin even
now to acknowledge that great truth,
Righteousness cXalteth a nation, but sin
is a reproach TO any people"
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MINIATURE ALMA
&C FOR MONDAY
PORT OY RiCHMON %, sErr. IS, 1858.
IKHIvrD.

steamship Roanoke, Couch. New York. mer-
ehandise and passenger G.. ". Alien Co.. agents.
steamer Wyoming, smith. philadelphia, Inef-
chandi.c, J. ". Mct arm *. agent.
SCHOONER Cyrus Hall, Gray, kennebec. tee. Rich
LnOnd Ice Company.
SAILED.
steamer Ariel. Clifford, Norfolk. i'nltd states
nail mfrclar,hoc, and paseogfr8, .. Il. Eatun..
;upcrintcndcnf
schooner ada kmes, Adams. New York. grain,
Thomas Branch & Co.: vessel. Curtis 4 rafkrr
schooner May &. Carroll Carroll, Philadelphia.
railroad. ties, NOryel, L,dke Co.. vessel, Curtis
< Parker.
schooner EllenOra Nandussn, Godfrey, New
York ria Bermuda ilupdIeds. Wood.
Schooner &. =. NSnslYck, Gillian, Norfolk, fer
tllizcr, CurrtC Co.
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Nsw YORK COrroN rUTuRs,

NEW YORK, September Cotton Gross
rccelIts 2.Go9 bale. Futures closed barely
steady: sales. l,04O bales; >epcmbcr tlO.36@
.iO.3s; October, sl0.4s@.lOf 49, Not.mLer,
slOJQM5ln.GO: DECEMBER, BIO OHm flt.ln.
january, SIO.SO: February, sl0.e2msl0.93
March, > 1.O5gsll .o6, APRIL II .l6M SILLY;
Nav, sll.27@fl June, sll.3eMtl l.3e
Inv, .f7GSll.f0.
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LIME. CEMENT. &c.

TIMEl LIME! LIME - schooner Addie
LIE Snow, with = cargo OF FRESH ROCK
LAND LINZ from the celebrated Cftektit Lime
Kiins daily expec.ed. 70. sale low froa vessel.
WARMER MOORE,
Lime, Cement, Lump aud Ground Pixster,
foot OF Seventeenth street, south side OF Dock.
se IL
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FURNITURE.


EURN U RE-. n
500 WALNUT SUITS. 800 POPLAR and ~
ASH SUITS, 100 PARLOR SUITS. Every
thing Ina the furniture line. Largest stock, largest
WILLIAM DAfFRON.
1883 east Main street.
Branch House: west Broad street. ~ ism