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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-30
SUITS FOR ISFRINGEkYHT.
The Cnrtor Machine Company After Win
ston Manufacturers.

WINSTON, N. C.. July 29.-Special.-
The Carter Machine Company, OF DAN
Vile. Va. has entered suits against eight
OF Winston's tobacco manufacturers for
infringing on their casing machine pa
tents. The papers have been served, and
the case will come up for trial early in
September in the United States Court at
Greensboro. The case will be watched
with great interest
Last year the eight manufacturers
against whom suit mas been brought,
and four others who have since made a
compromise with the Danville company.
used the Frost machine. manufactured in
Winston which machine the Carter Com
pany claims is an infringement on their
patent. IL appears that Mr.. Frost failed
70 secure n patent on his machine, and
now the Carter people intend to sue all
parties for damages who used the Frost
machines. claiming that Frost's failure
TO secure n patent is evidence that his
machine is an infringement OF their own.
A strong fight will be made on both sides,
and the decision reached will be a most
important one in patent law history.
The receipts Of leaf tobacco on the
Winston market were somewhat larger
this week. and there was a better demand
for all grades Manufacturers are work.
ing more freely and buying stock for fu-
ture use.
The reports from the growing crop this
week are rather discouraging. The dry
weather still continues. and tobacco in
some sections is burning up. while In
others II is buttoning and making slen-
der and poorly formed leaf.
Business with the manufacturers dur
Ing the week was fairly good the ship
ments amounting to over $50 600 pounds.
Mr.. II. III. S. Handy, the new superin-
tendent Of the Winston-Salem division.
Norfolk and Western road. arrived here
yesterday TO acquaint himself with his
new position. He was accompanied by his
chief clerk, Mr.. G.. G. Nanwyck. Mr..
II 1dy will assume the duties OF his
Office next Tuesday Captain ID. II. Bar
ger, who has been transferred to the
Kenova division, the new line recently
completed by the Norfolk and Western
Company, will leave for his new home
Monday. lie will be accC mpanied by his
clerk, Mr.. Tansill, and Mr.. Pendleton.
Mr.. y. VI. King. son OF Mrs. Jane King.
OF Richmond has just completed here
moCel residence at a cost OF $4,000. II
is one Of the handsomest in Winston
Salem.
Stokes county, while carelessly handling
a pistol shot himself through the body.
He died four days after the accident.
Charles Pepper, young man, is In jail
here charged with stealing an old mule
from w. w. Fulp, Of Kernersville Pep
per was arrested in Moore county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-30
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
IHE CLOSIN0 QUOTATIONS or
MONEY.
Offerings and Sales ut the Richmond To-
bscco Exchange-Internsl Revenue
ColIections-Foreign Advices.

NEW YORK. July 2o.-At the opening
of business at the Stock Exchange to-
day the market was weak and lower.
General Electric and Chicago Gas were
the special features. The former open
ed at 80, decline OF 5ia per cent. as
compared with Fridays closing figures.
The break was due to forced sales, and
at the decline there was some good buy
Ing, and the stock rallied quickly TO
80, receded to 36h, and closed at 81.
Chicago Gas was hammered down
points to 40, recovered to 43A, receded
10 4fsS. and closed at 42S. There was
some dispute about the opening price,
the stock having sold simultaneously at
~ and IL. Rumors OF a bond issue 10
pay for construction, and that the COM
pany would pass its dividend accounts
for the break. Officials here denied
the truth OF the reports. The general
market displayed general weakness, the
bears having made the most OF the fact
that the savings banks would take adj
vantage Of the time clause. The con-
servs tive element OF the street, on the
other hand, commended the action Of
the presidents. The decline outside OF
Chicago Gas and General Electric ranged
from i to "A per cent. The greatest
Lackawanna, the Changers, Missouri
Pacific Manhattan. Western Union, Lake
Shore, and Louisville and Nashville. The
low price attracted purchasers, and
recovery OF II 20 1 per cent. followed,
The trading In odd lots was again on
heavy scale and quite a feature Of the
market IS the bank statement which
proved unfavorable, as expected, and the
market eased off again. Among the
specialties Pullman broke 10 20 40 and
rallied to l42. and Evansville and Terre
t.flIs frOpped to 81, and Susquehanna
and Western preferred new 10 80. At
the close speculation was frmer in tone
The total sales were $4,000 shares. OF
which % 900 were unlisted.
Money on call nominal at per cent;
prime mercantile paper Sql2 per cent
Sterling exchange Irregular; posted rates,
4s104S3h; commercial bills. 479a4S2
Government bonds steady. State bonds
dull. Railroad bonds heavy.
Sub-Treasury Balances-Coin, 500, 994,-
600; currency. S12, 557 900.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, ILL, July 29.-Pfices again
beat all records for cheapness to-day.
September sold of at times 2s4c., from
the close last night. and December 21lc.
lower. Cash sold as low as j6l.c.; Sep
TENDER GO4c. and December G7%c Near
the close, however, shorts began 10 cover
freely end large export purchases were
reported, which caused a rally OF lLc
from the low point. September closed at
6115c., December started at 7OiAc.. dropped
TO G7kc., and closed firm at 69c. The
corn market was remarkably firm, con-
siderng the weakness in wheat. At
the clio ie to-day there was &c. decline.
Trading In oats was light and scattered.
The market fell off 81 ghtly, but II firmed
up again toward the close and ended at
the top prices Of the day. Shorts were
buying rather freely early. The provi-
sion market repeated yesterdays per-
formance The clique held September
lard at 500 and packers sold some ribs.
Ribs were weak and closed sc. lower.
Hog receipts were light. numbering 5000,
but the market was quoted easy.
Cash Quotations-Flour nominally low
er; No. spring wheat, 57i2c.; No. 2
corn, 3C5sc.: No. 2 oats. 2312c; mess
pork. sls.7Oa1s. 721a; lard. S945G9.471a;
short rib sides Qoose), s712HG7. 32l2 ;
dry sailed shoulders boxed, sT7jGS.OO;
short clear sides (boxedD, SS37lkqs.5O;
urhfqirv S1 10
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HIS FINANCIAL LETTER.
..,oRrHNCHs <TTHK
oRIrICIsMs or THE PRESS.
AZ s,,s lie 4, squarely on tho Democratic
platform and Wants All Of Its Pledges
Kept-News Of tho state.

pNvrGH. n. c.. July 29.-speciai.-
.no,bo- letter from Senator Vance on
49, financial question was published to-
~ In a he expresses his surprise that
-. former letter has caused Democratic
.,,es.apers IN their comments to hint
.,., he was IN sympathy with the Third
-4y and. in conclusion, he says: II am
..oorelv on the Democratic platform: ]
,'.,t an its pledges kept. those which
,.yor the people as well as those desired
So. che bankers and brokers. If the re-
4..,i 90 serve them first without some
,'.,-..r.v that the people shall participate
~, nuts me out Of the Democratic par
=. Won VIII, my dear sir. II you live a
a. months longer. see the greater part
~ chat party deliberately walk out OF
rsaf leaving nothing behind but a smell
~ birthstone and Wall street"
governor Nhrr to-day received a commu-
.t.aflon from Secretary Of State Gresham.
.nIrr his attention 10 the fact that the
consular convention between the United
states and Italy provides that in case OF
re death OF an American citizen in
ra'v. 0r an Italian subject In the United
ct,fes. notice shall at once be given. 50
ttat Information may be transmitted 10
pr0per parties interested
ralv. saws Secretary Gresham, alleges
.bst the United States in many instances
s,us in this, and Governor Carr Is COM
rlssioued to bring the matter 10 the at
fentI1n Of the proper authorities in this
Safe
The Governor to-day authorized an ex-
change Of courts. by which Judge w. A.
Uoke Will hold the fall terms Of Arson
and Brunswick courts. and Judge II. G..
coma will hold Che fan term OF Martin
court.
Rev Or. J. ]. Hall, pastor OF the Bap-
list Tabernacle. OF this city. who has been
rendered. and has accepted, the call 10
Norfolk. Va. will preach his farewell
sermon here tomorrow. and will leave
f)r Norfolk in a few days.
=. A. White. collector OF this internal
revenue district. received to-day from
Washington official request for his resig-
nation. which he will tender at once. 1t
IS thought that his successor will be
named in few days. and that Hon. L.
~ Simmons VIII be appointed.
Major Telfair the Governors private
secretary. is engaged to-day in sending
out circulars 70 the clerks Of the supe-
rlor courts Of the different counties, ask
ing them 70 send I'm at once the names
OF all persons I'm their respective counties
appointed as justices Of the peace by the
General Assembly. and who have failed
60 qualify. so that their places can be
filed by executive appointments.
Associate Justice Walter Clark. OF the
North Carolina Supreme Court bench
who has been very I'll for several weeks.
has almost entirely recovered his health,
and was able 20 be out to-day for the
first time.
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jy29-td

II, RUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION
4 by virtue of a deed of trust from o.
Hand to Harper S. Smith. trustee, re-
corded In ID. -. Al. r. 342, OF the records
Of Charlotte county, Va. wherein 1 have
been substituted trustee, and being re-
quested so to do by Albert c. and G. NJ.
Bruce l shall sell, at public auction. on
MONDAY. August Z. 1898. at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, at Charlotte Courthouse. Va, that
VALUABLE TRACT OF 1927 ACRES
OF LAND now occupied by Orlando
Hand and fully described in the deed
above mentioned default having been
made I'm the payment Of the notes re-
corded by the said deed TO the extent OF
$40, 1894 principal. which. with interest
added. will on August I. 1898, amount to
S10,765.07
TERMS-All cash.
II prevented from selling by bad
weather or other sufficient cause at the
time above fixed. l shall adjourn the
sale from day TO day at the same place
and hour till the next fair day. For
further information address me at Rich
mond. Va. OVERTON HOWARD,
myS0-60t Substituted Trustee.
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SUPERIOR COURT ar OXFORD.
Farmers Report That Crops Are Not
Very Promising.

Very Promising.
OXFORD. n. c., July 29.-Special.-The
superior court is in session here. Judge
George Brown IS presiding. The criminal
docket always has the right Of way, but
during the present court no cases OF very
grave Importance are on the docket.
The farmers who are I'm attendance on
court do not report crops so good as they
promised 10 be few weeks ago. The
wheat crop, although a larger quantity
than usual was sOwed, did not yield on
an average as much as was estimated al
the time Of cutting. In some few locali-
Ties, however, the Weld was exceptionally
good. The corn crop was unusually pro-
missing short while back. The lack Of
rain, except in certain favored regions.
indicates that this important crop will
be nothing extra in yield. AS regards the
tobacco crop. IL is now pretty evident
that much Of IL will be inferior in the
northern part Of this county. In other
sections Of the county there is cOnsid-
cradle complaint that the tobacco is Of
only n little above average promise at
th.s season Of the year as 10 quality and
quantity.
Thursday evening the Odd-Fellows had
supper at the Farmers Alliance Ware
house. The attendance was large, and "the
good things" were heartily enjoyed. At
the conclusion of the supper several hand
some cakes were sold at auction, and the
bidding was spirited though, owing, we
suppose. 20 the financial stringency. the
prices obtained were by no means fabu-
lOus
oxford is a favorte place OF resort for
beautiful ladies. and there are a number
Of Virginias lovely damsels seen daily
on our streets in company with the
fairest OF our own daughters. and these
representative beauties contribute 10 en-
liven our city, despite the cry Of hard
times
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y RIvATE PARTY HAVING si2s AZ
times value for loan OF same for four~
teen days. VIII willingly pay e25 for use
OF money. Address MUSIC. kichsnond
Times tyO-lts
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n, HERE ARE NO FLIES on
i sMIrH."-You cannot make . sil6
purse out OF sow's ear, but .yop. een
secure your books and money u HER
Fire and Burglar Proof SafeA b. "
SMITH, sole dealer southern 6lntea No
% north Ninth street. sPhone ~
my21-1y - Z
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-30

M ANTED-TENANT FOR PART or
w HOUSE or ROOMS. furnished %
unfurnlshed also rooms suitable for
Office. Apply at IL west Main street.
jy30-2t'
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FARMERS INSTITUTE CLOSED.
Address by Colonel Cunningham-Death
OF Mr.. w. II. williams.

ROXBORO. N. c.. July 29.-special.-
~he farmers Institute closed to-day.
The meeting has been most successful,
thd viii be productive Of good. Many
compliments have been rad Commas
biorer Of Agriculture Robinson, President
Holiday and Professor Massey for their
admirable talks. II return these gentle
men expires their delight at their hos
pltatle treatment by our people.
AZ the close of the meeting this after
noon Colonel John S. Cunningham, OF
this county. made forcible and pertinent
address along agricultural lines, which
vi s heartily applauded.
W. II. Williams. well known TO the
travelling public as one OF Roxboros hotel
men. died to-day OF paralysis, resulting
from some abnormal formation on the
brain. He has been sick for three weeks
Dr. Kemp L. Battle, Jr.. Of Raleigh, was
called TO the aid OF the local physicians.
but too late 10 be OF service. Mr.. Will
lams was a Justice OF the peace and one
u the well-known citizens OF the county.
He was a steward in the Methodist
Church. He leaves wife but no chill
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DROUGHT IN VEST yIRGISIA.
No Rain Since the First Of the MONTH
Vegetation Suffering.

WHEELING, w. VA, July 20.-West Vir-
einia is suffering from the most severe
and long continued drought which has
been known in many years There has
been no rain worthy of mention since the
first of the month, and during the time
the weather has averaged about 80 de-
erees. while 100 has been reached three
and 90 several times. The Ohio river is
but little more than a creek, the wharf
marks showing less than two feet in the
channel Wheeling creek, the principal
stream Of this county has almost entire
~ dried up, and its tributaries are with
out trace Of water.
Along the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
great trouble is experienced IN getting
water for the locomotives.
There have been several destructive for
est fires, that at Alaska being the most Sc
we're. I'm which four dwellings, and several
hundred acres Of valuable hard wood
timber were destroyed.
The farmers are discouraged. oats are
short and drying up without ripening.
Corn has turned brown. and is drying up.
Fruits and garden produce are failure,
and potatoes Will be less than half crop.
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Weldon News Nnies.

WELDON. N. c., July 29.-special.-
Mr.. A. f. Spivey, Of Northampton
county, has been kicked in the face by
a horse and his jaw-bone broken.
Rev. Henry Wingate has accepted
call to st. Marks Episcopal church Of
RoXObel.
Rev. T. J. Taylor has Just closed
most successful revival at the Baptist
church at Warren Plains There were
thirty conversions.
A heavy hail storm injured the cotton
and tobacco in the Arcala section Of
Warren county.
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THE ELITE or AsHEVILLH
Out In Full Force TO Witness the Play
"David Garrick."

"David Garrick."
ASHEVILLE. y. c., July 29.-Special-
Tie following is the cast OF characters
n4t presented the play David Garrick." -
io' the benefit Of the public library, at
te Grand Opera House. last evening;
David Garrick. the actor. Ronald Me-
DoLald; Mr. Simon Ingot. wealthy ciu-
gen Mayor Il. w. Patton; Squire Chiyey,
N vs.. West. Mr.. Smith. John Child: Mr..
browne. W. ID. Williams; Mr.. Jones. III. ID.
SLild Thomas. the butler. ID. c. Wadden,
" George. the valet, II. A. G. Abbey:
Aca lngOt. Mrs. A. J. Lyman: Mrs.
smith, Miss j.. l.. Patton; Miss Araminta
browne. Mrs. Il. W. Patton. The players
sustained their various parts unusually
Wen for amateurs Ronald Mcdonald.
ue son OF George Mcdonald, the novelist
especially distinguished himself In the
ehief role, and he was well supported in
his efforts by Mrs. Lyman as the heroine,
Ala lng0t as we'll as by the whole COM
pany. AZ Simon Ingot, Mayor Patton
can be surpassed by few professionals.
ehi W. ". West made a splendid. Squire
Nhlyey. Mrs. r. w. Patton was the
perfect embodiment OF the stately man
Aeis and unearthly virtues that are sup
posed 10 appertain TO the ideal Miss Ara
niihta Browne, and II would have been
impossible for the real Mrs. Smith, the
,loiher OF seventeen children. 10 Identify
Hefsef In the presence OF Miss Fannie
luton .r, on the stage last night.
ny costuming. quaint. old-fashioned
w.. az beautiful. was all that the most fas-
rSous ana hypercritica could demand.
Nv siits Of Ashevills was out in force.
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EnisconaI ConvocatIon.

WINDSOR, n. c., July 29.-Special.-
The Edenton Convocation Of the Episco-
palian church met at st. Thomas church
in Windsor. There are twelve ministers
in the ccnvocation, nine Of whom have
arrived. They Will hold divine "e-vices
morning, evening and night.
Professor ]. +. Freeman began 20 teach
n singing school at the Baptist church
last night.
A little girl, the daughter OF c. f.
Coward, died yesterday.
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Zion Association.

GRAHAM, N. c.. July 29.-Special.-The
union meeting of the Zion Association
began here this morning in the Baptlst
church. Colonel William Albright, OF Dur
ham, was elected moderator ana Kew
Mr.. Watson clerk. The opening sermon mo,
was nreached by Rev. Mr.. Watson. The
attendance Is not very large
Though some parts Of our county nave
been blessed with showers, this neighDor-
hood is suffering severely with drought
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW 1Okh, July <o.-COnsOllQateQ
net receipts OF cotton at all ports, 3,4s2
bales; exports TO Continent. 2545 bales;
stock. 1927 bales.
Total for this week-Net receipts, 3.4s2
bales; exports to Continent. 2545 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, July 29-Futures
barely steady: sales. 1900 bales; August.
7.45; September. 7.5j; October. 7.65: No
vember, 7.75; December. 7.S5; January,
100; February, sos; March. sic.
ATLANTA. July 29.-Cotton quiet;
middling, IN.
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, VA, July %, 1893.
No offerings of tobaccos at auction on
Change to-day. Offerings at auction on
Change for the week ending to-day, 2S3
packages Of sun-cured tobaccos; highest
price for the week, $36.
The Planters tobacco warehouse, the
only warehouse selling this week. sold
1924 pounds bright loose tobaccos;
highest price. $3.50.
Private sales reported to the secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
were light.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade for the
week ending to-day: Wrappers. II hogs
heads filters, 80; cutters, 6; smokers. a;
scrap brighD. 5; scrap DARK. G; leaf
dark 42O; Tugs dark. 80. Total, $50
hogsheads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day:
Inspections Bright. so hogsheads and ?
tierces; dark, 26 hogsheads. Reinspec-
tons, 2 hogsheads.
Inspections and reinspections for the
week ending to-day: lnspections-Bright.
6S9 hOgsheads and tierces: dark, 525
hogsheads and 20G tierces. Reinspections-
Bright. 81 hogsheads; dark. s hogsheads
and l fierce; Western l hogshead.
Total samplings for the week ending
to-day, $50 hogsheads and 2l2 tierces. &c.
Myers. Farmers. Wilson's. Seabrook's,
Allegheny, Vaughans. Shelburne's,
Shockoe. Davenport's, Planters and
Crenshaw's tobacco warehouses report to-
day: Receipts, 1SS packages; deliveries, AZ
packages
The same tobacco warehouses, with
Old Dominion and Jones added, report
for the week ending to-day: Receipts. III
packages; deliveries. 454 packages
Excess OF the receipts over the deliver
les for the week ending to-day, PSI pack
ags.
United States internal revenue collec-
lions for the city OF Richmond. Va. to-
day: Cigars and cigarettes. Sl.l3i57; plug
tobaccos, 81, 352.10; special tax. 500. Total,
So 0SC,s7.
United States internal revenue collec-
lions for the city Of Richmond. Va. for
the week ending to-day; Cigars and CT
garettes, s9,9s6.42: plug tobaccos, sll,453.4O;
special tax, N,6l5 Total, s23054.S2.
Our Mr.. Tazewell Darlington, OF Car
rington e. Co.. is spending the Sabbath
with relatives In Halifax county.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. VA, July 90 1893.
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SAVANNAH

SAVANNAH. GA. July 29.-The first
bale OF new Georgia cotton was received
to-day from Americas. 1t vas graded
as good middling. and weighed Al
pounds. 1t was sold at 1Oc. per pound.
The first bale OF new Florida cotton
was received to-day from Monticello,
Fla. II was graded as milling. and
weighed AS pounds. 1t was sold for
9%c. per pound.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND, va, July 90 1893
Cattle-Receipts, 200; sales. 200.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 400; sales.
400.
Hogs-Receipts, $50; sales. 49,
Prices-Cattles: Best. TO 44c. gross:
medium to good, 3A to sAc. gross: COM
mon to fair. Pa to &c. gross; bulls, 25l
TO Sc. gross.
Sleeps TO 3s.c. gross.
Lambs-3I7 to sac. gross.
Hogs-S4 10 SIC. net.
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WILMINGTON

WILMINGTON, n. c., July 29.-Rosin
steady: strained, nc; good strained, soc.
Turpentine firm at 23l2c.
Tar firm at s1.15.
Crude turpentine firm; hard, 95c.; soft
and virgin. SLIGO.
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p.oea bushels, co,

4ilcs-Wheat, b,on pusneisj corn
(white) 40 bushels.
s-wheat-Longberry, &c. to
CSC: mixed. &c. to &C.; shortberry, Coo.
to &C.; No. red. CSC. Corn-white,
prime Virginia Cbag lots). 49c. to 5Oc. (:
No. white, 49c.: No. 2 mixed. 4sc Oats
No. mixed, 34Ilc. to 35c.; No. mixed,
33llc. to 34c. Rye. 55c. to Coo.
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Office Board Of Health,
LOG north Ninth street.

Office Board OF Health,
JOG north Ninth street,
Richmond Va. July u. 1893.
n IDS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS
Is office until u NJ. AUGUST 80. for
furnishing the horses and mules Of the
Health Department with the best HAY.
GRAIN, &C., for term Of three months,
beginning August LIST. The Committee
on Health reserve the right TO reject
any or all bids. Call at this Office for
form OF bid.
iy2s-3t BOARD OF HEALTH.
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C0TUMRUS

COLUMBUS, GA, July 29.-The first
bale OF new cotton was received here this
afternoon from Dawson. Ga, and sold for
Sc. II weighed 800 pounds, and will be
shipped to Bremen.
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FOR RENT. tsf
BY JACKSON BRANDT & CO., -E.I-
Real Estate Agents and Brokers,
No. 1903 Main street.

No. 11O1 Grove avenue, IA rooms. ele-
CANT order.
Splendid furnished residence on west
Franklin street.
No 3i3 east Franklin street, II rooms,
stable, &c, $500.
No 623 east Franklin street, two mats
each $50.
No. 3 west Broad street. store and
dwelling. 1000.
No POI south Third street, lS rooms,
large grounds, stable, &c, $1,000.
No ga north Eighth street, rooms
$500.
No 6Is north Tenth street. rooms,
5000
No 800 north Fifth street, rooms.
$500.
Handsome suburban residence in the
West End, large grounds, stable, &c.
No. Gil south Laurel street, new, D
rooms, $50.
No. 2GO3 o street 3 rooms, $40.
No. 620 Holly street. rooms, 81.
No. 7G6 north seventeenth street. store
and dwelling. $40. =.
Thirty-third street, near the park, D
rooms. new dwelling, $40.
Dwelling 4 rooms, National road, sS
Offices and stores.
Several desirable dwellings for colored
tenants. Jyo"-A'