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Old Adaae Revised.

An adage that would be an appro.
pirate running mate to the one about
Doctor. cure athyself." would be "Bar.
Der, cut thyself.
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U. S. STEAMER SUNK.
Carried a Grew of 81 Men and % Are
Reported Safely Landed.

LONDON, August l. = The American
steamship Motano, Of 2,730 tons gross,
was sunk by Teuton submarine on
July 81. Twenty-Five survivors have
been landed
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HOBLITZEL ENLISTS.
First Baseman of Boston Americans to
Go to Dental Reserve Corps.

BOSTON. August DR. Richard G.
loblitzel, first baseman of the worlds
champion American league baseball team
has volunteered and undergone an ex-
animation for commission in the den
tai reserve corps. it became known to
day. DR. Hobitze said he was uncer
tain when he was likely to be called.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-01

High requiem mass will be said in
ST. Michael s Roman Catholic church
tomorrow morning at Z o clock in mem
ory of the late p. B. Lavelle.
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Meu.e river in the Nerdun region, which
the French had captured from them on
July H. The French official statement
says the Germans We're only able to
reach certain advance elevations of the
French first line, where they were
stopped.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-01
Boost for Photography.

The inventor of new rapid print
ing machine for photographers says
10000 prints can be made with Ii from
negatives in a day.
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PHILADELPHIA, August 1.-Addi-
tional deaths during the night in
creased the list of heat victims of yes
terday to l3.
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Father has all the best of it. He seldom
gets caught by the quarantine regula-
tions that make mother a prisoner.
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ENewfane, South Newfane and Wards
Eboro. The women of Townshend have
sent already three large shipments to
Brattleboro
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Man Who Can't but Tries.

Don't forget that the man who can,
but doesn't, must give place to the man
who can't, but tries.-Comteiburo.
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First Baptist Church

Saturday, Aug. =, 3 to > o'clock, the
rhilathea class will hold food sale at
the church
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10 Odd Fellows Temple

Thursday evening, August ,, at 80
=. m Regular meeting of Oasis En-
campmrut.
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Red Mems Hall

Thursday, August Special meeting
of the Poeahontas Council.
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COTTON CROP FORECASTED.
Estimated by Department of Agriculture
at II,o4o,ooo Bales.

WASHINGTON, August l. This
years cotton crop was forecasted today
at ll,94o,000 equivalent 800 pound bales
by the department of agriculture, which
based its estimate on the condition of
the crop on July p.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-01
UTAH Is BONE DRY.
One of Most Drastic Prohibition Laws
Ever Enacted Now in Effect.

SALT LAKE CITY, August 1.-The
bone dry" prohibition law went into
effect in Utah at midnight last night 1t
is one of the most drastic adopted by
any state in the Mon, and carries pen
alties for sale, giving away, or possession
OF intoxicating liquors.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-01

Pistol Invented in Italy.
Pistols were invented at PiStoja,
Italy, and we're first used by English
cavalrymen in 1914.
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PARIS August l. After the magnili-
cent success OF the French and British
IN Belgium yesterday says the official
statement issued today by the French
war department, the entente troops in a
tnrrential rain storm consolidated the
positions which they had captured after
several days OF artillery preparation.
The Germans this morning attacked
the positions ON the left bank of the
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Afterward Consolidated
Their Lines i'm a TOrren-
tial Rain Storm
GERMAN COUNTER
ATTACKS CRUSHED
One Of the Most Important Victories of
the War Resulted in the Capture of
10 Towns and $500 Prisoners Con-
ditions Now Unfavorablc.

LONDON, August l.-German counter
attacks Yesterday afternoon and last
night against the new British positions
ut Ialga-epcville aud north OF the Npres-
Cuminrc- canal in Belgium were success
fully repulsed, says the official statement
issued today by the British war depart
mcnt Another German counter attack
further north in the ncghborhood OF the
Nprct Roulrr~ railways was crushed by
the British artillery Heavy rain has
been falling since early yesterday after
noon. the atutement adds aud the wealth
er cuntinucs uniavurahle for operations
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LONDON, August - The three weeks
of intense bombardmpnt in Belgium. on a
scale never before equaled, eliminated
Yesterday morning in gigantic infantry
attack in which both British and French
troops took part They attacked along
u front oi nearly 20 miles. from Dix
nude in the north 10 Warneton in the
south. on the Franco. Belgian frontier
The results ut the first day of the new
offensive are ot great Importance, in
cndinp the capture ui 10 villages and
3 500 prisonert The number OF prisoners
will probably he increased in later re-
ports. but both the Paris and London
war offices emphasize the fact that large
numbers of German dead were found IN
tl,r captured positions The principal vii.
lagr- captured we're llullobcke southeast
of Npro-l hy the British and Stcen.
strarte aud BiN-choote north OF Nprcsl
by the French The latter, who attacked
on the front from Bnesiughc To DiNmudc,
al.o succeeded in crossing the difficult
mar-hy ground along the User river. NJ
some poigt- they have reached the high
ruad running from Lizcrnc 60 DiNmudr
The advance reached depth OF from
two 10 two aud half miles.
The attack began at 800 o'clock, ~
suon as il was light, the British and
French acting in perfect cooperation
The intense preliminary bomhardmcnl
had lryclcd the German trenches, at som'
points wiping them out completely
While thr -hrlling had been going on fol
duy- ~ what appeared to he the highest
pitch, il was rcdouhcd yesterday morn
ing Just before the men went "ovcr th'
top The first and second German line
we're soon behind the advancing inian
try. aud ~ places they crossed tue thir'
line uf trenches At some points TIN
Germans put mp desperate resistance II
their rear positions, holding up the ad
vance with machine guns These place
were sturmcd, not without some loSso,
although both General lIaig and Genera
petnin call attention 10 the fact tha
thrir Ios.p. were exceedingly small.
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Brnd.trcct,s Rennrt.

Bradstreets to morrow will say for
Richmond and vicinity:
summary: Wholesale trade. good (:
IetaiI trade. fair; manufacturing ac-
i've; collections. good; crops. good:
special note, labor very scarce
The vacation season is on, and tho
usual quietude is evidenced in most
lines. though trade has held up VOL
and preparations for an active fall
business have been made. Retail trade
IN nearly All lines. particularly cloth
inS ana department stores. is quiet
hetail stocks in general stores are low
ana wholesale dealers expect orders
10 he frequent. but largely for immedi-
ate wants. though good volume OF
future orders is being booked by shoe
and dIy-Goods jobbcrs. Manufacturing
IN all lines continues very active usu-
ally their output being limited only
by supplies and labor obtainab BILE There
is scarcity OF both skilled and UNI
Skillcd labor on the farms and in man
utaGturing centers. and wages are gen
orally higher than before. Govern
continues to create strong demand
Tor building material and help OF all
classes; Collections are good. and the
demand for money at banks is strong
err than In the earlier months of this
year
Crop Report.-Crops are generally
GOOD, and are far enough advanced to
DC a surety. A record corn crop is
growing. Cotton shows Improvement,
put Is somewhat late. Tobacco is be-
Ing cured. and the small quantity which
has been marketed. brought record
breaking prices for low grades Gar
den vegetables are plentiful and an
unprecedented amount OF canning and
preserving is being done
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HUsIINGs TRUST DEEDS.

Willie +. Childrese ct ux. to r. p
Mcconnell, trustee. 33x120 feet south
line Of Lawson street. &c feet (, ON
rhirty-cighth Street August 81. 1917:
sl.lCn.
j. f.. TrcsilIian ct ais to p. c. Ycrby
trurtce. lots II, Is. - and 90. biccl.
$s4s 10, '''
Marie l.. White ct vIr to George H.
ranl; trustee. 4oxis2 feet east line ot
Tenth Street. 40 feet north Of Everett
street. August 81. 1917. 500.
-. 7. Powers 10 Pollard & Dagby
Inc. trustee. lots II. ~ and 81. blScl:
81, Woodland Heights August 20
-. 7. Powers 10 Pollard e. Rasby
INC, trustees. lot" II and 10. block 50
plan Of Woodland Heights. August 10
III. ". Jones a ~. to Leroy t. Prown
trustee. lotr and 8. square "a, pIar
i2J7G
Fred G. CasweiI ct ux. to !. #. Car.
neal trustee. ls0xl.i feet east line o.
fonrt'cnih street AZ north line Of Ev.
creLt street. hlso b2xl30 feet north lin,
OF Leonard Parkway. At wrnt line q,
woodi1Hn hv.nne: also q -2xsi fec,
north line of Jay street 40 feet wegl
OF Mosby street august .. 1917: 1I,272
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WALL STREET WORRIED
OVER FIXING OF PRICES
But 1t Is Believed That President
Will Have an Eye as to
What Is just.
MANY ISSUES RECORD LOSSES
Market Keeps One Eye on Progress
Of Various Allied OHensivcS, but
at Same Time Hears Persistently
Alarming Reports From Russia.
MANY ISSUES RECORD LOSSES

NEW YORK, August 25,-wall Street wor-
ried to-day developments price
fixing. Distrust of what IS just was probA by
the most potent factor in cnccura sing the
brar thruSts of the professional element in
to-day's market But II Is believed the
President will have an eye TO what Is just
In the forenoon the selling turn over APP
proximated half million shares. Losses
ranged from ! to 5 points. The tobacco
shares and few individual rails like New
Maven. Missouri Pacific and Delaware and
Hudson made some show OF strength on
short covering. Canadian Pacific also was
strons. but either rails were heavy
After midday. trading died down. and
copper and war shares made some recovery.
they were still under considerable pressure.
The Street kept one eye on the progress
of the VARIOUS allied onensves. but at the
same time there were pcrsistently alarming
reports afoat concerning Russia Traders
settled down in the belief that II Will be
several days before any definite news Is
received from Russia.
In the foreign exchange market. business
was active on PetroErad There was little
change in money rates. except slightly
easier range in call loans OF 2i7 to per cent.
Grain was strong and cotton firm.
EEw YORK. Angus, ?S.-MNserreantile paper,
mercial sixN-day bills on banks SL7ii2:
comm erciai siXty-day bills. si7lA; demand.
st7s s-le; cables. 1915 1-ls: bar silver. SS,.:
Mexican dollars. cSia: government bonds.
steady; railroad bonds. easy; time ioats.
hrm: sixty DAYS. 414i. ninety DAYS. ~ 80:
six months. 4A.a Call money. hrm ruling
rate. 5.
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CHANCERY TRUST DEEDS.


Max E. Ruenrmund to j. T Carneal.
trustee, 81 5l2x5612 feet, known as
ol3-32l North First Street. August is,
1917. $1,000
Mamie Clayton ct vir to John r.
Welsh, trustee. 22x % ll-l2 feet north
west corner Marshall and Thirty-hfth
Streets August 6. 1917; s:.0e5.
Thcma: w. Gardner ct ux. to \ T..
Ryland. trustee. lot s. block II, Gin,er
Park August 20. 1917: $500.
James r Bailey ct NIX. TO =. L.
Chapman. trustee. l6x12S l-2 feet west
line of Mulberry Street. los feet sout h
~ MaiE street. August 90. 1917:
Mary II. Cartwright to l.. n. Ry,and.
trustee. <0xl35 feet west line Of Crit
an Avenue. 1877 IL feet south Of Essex
Street August 90. 1917; s2.36n.
Mary II. Cartwright 10 II. w. Hazel
wood. trustee. 4oxl35 feet west line Of
Grimm Avenue. 1877 3 feet south o!
Essex Street August 20. 1911: $2l50
RI. II. Stuart 10 c. l.. Denoon. trus-
tee. lii-2x30 feet south line Of Floyd
Avenue. AZ feet west OF Plum Street
August 22, 1917: sI.4S4
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HusTINGS TRANSFERS.

j. G. Loving ct ux. to Willie F
Childress ct ux., 33xloO feet south line
Of Lawson Street. &c feet from Thirty
eighth Street. August 81. 1917; $1,000.
David kilgour TO j. K. and j. w.
Trevillian. lots Il. Is. 10 and 20. block
Z, woodland Heights. August 10. 1917.
tax. S1l.5o; SO
j. L. Trevillian ct ais. to David Xii
sour. lots II. 10, 90 and 81. block 81.
WOODLAND Heights. August 10. 1917:
tax. So, SO
j. +. Trevillian ct ais to David Kill
gour. lots IL and 10. block IS, Wood
land Heights. August 10. 1917; tax,
81: $40.
David Kilgour to D. T. Powers. lots
II. 10. y. block 81. Woodland Heights.
August 10. 1917; tax, So: $40.
David kilEour to D. T. Powers. lots
II and 10. block 5s. Woodland Heights.
August 10, 1917; tax. 81: $40.
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Real Estate Summary
CHANCERY TRANSFERS.

a. L. Sharp to Mary H Cartwright.
40xl35 feet west line OF Griffin Avenue.
1877 Ia feet south OF Essex Street.
August II. 1917: tax, $500; $40.
Larena Moore to Florence Woodward
25N5I feet southeast corner and
Twenty fourth Streets: also 21-4SloO
feet east line OF Eighteenth Street
223 IA feet south Of Verable Street.
July Is, 1917. tax. 81: $40
Willie Johns ct ais. 20 Mamie Clay
ton. 22Xl2311-1o feet northwest cor
ncr Marshall and Thirty-fftt Streets.
august s. 1917; tax. 50; $40.
Laura N. O'Connor ct vir to Mary V.
Manning. % feet Ola inches by 104
feet known as 26o3 East Grace Street.
June IS, 1917, TAX. 81: $40.
II. NJ. Stuart to r.. McDonough 30
by ITO feet west line OF Holling Street,
near city limits. August Is. 1917; $3.50
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NEM Nukn rnuln,I nAkI>L1

NV YORK. August 2S--Buttcr tirIn;
CHEESE IRREGULAR. SPOT coffee. Gut. Rio 49,
IN. Saato. -. lv'. Eaw suSar. easier. cen
IiinEa. 80, - nc!asssss 81 renned. un-
4 further drop liz nos prices along with
a oearish intcTufctaieu o: the census re-.
port on the crush and carry over %! crude
and refined oil. caused considerable OF
decline III nearby positions in cotton oil to-
day. Late! tar Tally enSu.d on short COW
er!nS. and the closing ilrimness in lard
fina! prices were y points lower to 5 points
net higher. January sold OF 10 ~ -. and
up 10 l5!o, closing i5.U7 Sales. 30 100 bar
reis. Prime crude. Is ~ nominal The mar
ket closed steady SPOT. !i.lo hid January
15cIala March li laGl5.o: August 1893
bio: September. lj5iIliJ5. October. !52sq
1880: November. 1901 q l5.ll: December u q,
q il o.. Total sale " 90 -
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, August 2s.-The cotton mar
ket was extremely nervous and unsettled
o-day. with early rallies followed by sharp
reactions. october contracts made
ground for the movement, selling on from
Us TO 2Sl3. and closing al that ievel The
general list closed irregular net decline
. OF : 10 - points on September and later
Gtiiveres.
The market opened steady decline Of
TO II points unu.! overnight selling or
GERS. which had evidently nt,n brought IN
by the weakness OF yesterday. There was
enough covering to absorb OH erinEs around
the Initial nSurts. however, and the dema nd
later became more active rumors that
q Southern authority estimated the Conai-
p ton At 'u.3. indicating deterioration OF L.
per cent Tor the month. There also
. bu!iish comment the forecast Tor gem
orally clear weather in the Southwest. De-
mdno then s!Sckcncd and the iuarnct weak
ened. Closing prices Were nearly the
!. lowest point ot the day. Cotton futures
Id bic:
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! ,oi sou. II n, Mulberry Street. August go.
II. II. Pollard. Jr.. trustee. to Ellie
bowman ct al. e 1-2x75 feet. known
1917: $3.50.
Leroy =. Brown, trustee. to Lavinia
Knight. 2lX124 feet east side of Thirty
nrSt street. between X and Streets
August 81. 1917; s1.0O7.
stuart Bowe. trustee. to b. w. Rosc-
oero. 3-S inches by 155 feet south line
or Henry street. July 90. 1917; So
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RICHMOND FRUIT MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations,
CHICAGO GRaIN saRkET.
tBy ". { Crenshaw & Co

CHICAGO. August 23.-Abundant offerings
caused corn prices TO decline early Today
only to advance IN a greater .dcEree later.
when notable buying induced shorts TO has
ten TO cover their lines. The close way
strong and near the top final figures being
:. TO cent net higher. with December lUyi1
TO l;Usk. and May at 1867. LOT. Wheat
finished at 2.o1. an advance OF cent for tho
September option. Last prices for oats were
unchanged to S higher and provisions
finished from shade lower to Is cents
higher.
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g., G ~ e., LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO August % -Hogs: receipts. 1000.
!isht. iii.ooQ Sis 60. mixed. Ills ISIS:
heavy, :l,G9a $3.50: rough. siiV0a Iii 81:
Cattle: receipts. 500 strong at yesterday,
advance: native beef cattle. IS 4y;!S 50;
western steers. sGtpM SEQ. stockers and
feeders 81 ljGi 1875: cows and hcifers siG5
4tl2Oo; Calves. $li.0JI 1880
sheep; receipts: 100 wcthcrs. t7.75Q$liD:
lambs. $40 - q $ls.g5
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CHIN, Damage. From BIa.tine.

A. Crause and Bertha Crause Bilek
asked Tor sedress yesterday from the
Administrative Board for damages done
their property on West Marshall Street
alleged to have been caused by blast
ing on sewer work on Marshall Street
by Contractor Carter. The board re-
ferred the matter to the City Engineer
for investigation, report and recon-
mendation
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RicmMoND LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Richmond. Va. August g. 1917
report FOR week ending August 70:
1hoice steers llWn1: medium TO good
"a !V1: common to fair. 70sA Cho,c Q
METERS. sG91; medium TO good. 7iaQIsi.:
common 10 fair. 6a7tz Choice cows. 7Srs:
t msg'nW 70 good %aaa7ts: common to fair.
% "a: common TO fair. 5l1G ga Best heavy
onlls. ihns: hight Gnl Bes, calves. II u I2ia;
common To fair 9Wil. Best heavy hors
10; medium weight. l.a q l6: shoats l2dH
s"ws ana stays ioTl2 Best sheep. iDs:
common to fair. 5GpGL1 Choice sprine Ia IN M
HI 10 medium. l2GDlzh
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NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH. Ga. Angus, .s-Turpentine.
saen"S' -, sales. 20 casks. receipts. 52i
Gs;d,s k0sin hrm sales. i.@5l barres re-.
seipi"' 2os barrels; shipments. !, 300 barrels:
sloth. $500 barrels ouOte: r. z 100 Z n:
y r.. o.ilaS:o: +. O., II. 5?a :2a: !. q !:
~ ~ "a . ~, ~? NJ 5.5 y. 6.SoGf6s5: VIC.
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Nash & Dunlop. trustees to Levy &.
Schwab. lot 4, block 10. Bellevue. Aug
ust Is. 1917: 1862.
gour. lots II. IS, 10. 90. block Z. Wood
land Heights. August 10. 1917: 5000.
F. c. VERIFY. trustee. to w. H. Miller.
lots and 10, block 55, Woodland
Heights. August Is, 1917: s16SO.
A: l.. AdamSon. trustee. to Rudolphus
hawks ct IN. 33Nl25 feet. known as
: ~ Semmes Street. August Is. 1917
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BUILDING PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
Yesterday by the Building Inspector:
garage. 500 North Avenue; to cost 5000
+. L.. TenlaySon, to erect frame dwell
Ing east line of Stockton street, be-
aween stewart and First Streets: to
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BOND LIST

Am Writing Paper 5s...................... IS
Atlantic Coast Line LIST Is tasked) 49,. asa
~. u. l. cv. ~ to4!tinoreb tAskedJ...... ,.
4. -. IL. ana y. col. is tasked)... 81
C1eS& peake anu ONO CIV. ibzs tAshed)... ~
Ches. pe.Ae and ohio CIV. os.............. coz
Llssctt aud Myers - ..................... sJt4
AetSS mile Marine Is OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. go
Seapo.rd AIR Line adj. 5s tasked)..... %
southern halIHay - OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. uptA
southern hallway SIS tashed( ........... sI%
=. ,. registered IS 1889 ibid) .........-.. sus7
T. j. Registered IS. 1913 toidl Ssls
u. a. Registered is. 1875 tpic) ........-. los
u. ,. Registered Panama IS. ls6l lpd)..
y. ). Liberty Loan ". observation-disclosures. $3.50
u s. steel $. l. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. lu4
' a bro~n bros Gus. CIV. Va (ashed) ~
Car. Chemical Co. LIST IS Ibid ..... IS
\ Or. (neIllIaL ". CIV. lpldl "
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cnANcERY RELEASE DEEDS.

Hutzler & Goodwin, trustees. to John
Eighth Street. l56 7-12 feet north of
Leigh Street. July 80. 1917; S224O
James G. Page. trustee TO NJ r.
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HENniCO TRUST DEEDS.

hrter' w. Eurkn 81 ais to David NJ.
WINE; trustee. ~ I21as feet II tnchca
Micholhon and Denny Btrohts: also lot.
81 ana 80: Montrono Heights. juno ~,
Sarah !: Hawkins 10 Jsnnc Diyo,
trustee, foxi47 i.5 feet north limo OF
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NEW CR!.EASs Aucust

NEW ORLEANS. August :3.-Rapid fuc-
tuatlons. botn ABOVE anG below the ievei Of
Yesterday c.ose. were registered In the
COTTON MaiAet to-'ia!. but tine Caose In
the fdto: OF the bear side, heavy selling
developing !att IN the session under UNI
lnNoIaU!e Russian reports ana private ac-
counts OF !ains ia Texas. Last prices were
the lowest ot the Gay. and showed net
OF "a TO !, points.
around the OPENING prices 10 10 II
points up. but TINS initIa! !InpruN enent was
iolIO"tH pS Dream undo: selling slIinu-
lated 10y private OGTcau .uUultIuI4 I6ur,s.
Snort covering Increased on the decline, and
During III, greater Isrt o! the day The
inaln laHLe4,v, !ILHs t..e tTaL.ss months
until they were % 10 - points over ycstcr-
days last quotations. IT until
Vel after The HOun hour that the market
became really SOFT
Spot eotlon. uule,: In.ddling SOC
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MARRIAGE LICENSE.

The following marriage license was
issued yesterday by the clerk of the
Court:
William a. 9aur (33). of Baltimore.
md Annie May Bonner (25) OF Nash
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
my cnnno

NEW YORK. August 23.-Cotton good. and
yarns yarn, wsre que, here today. prices on
pTlist cloths being Burlaps were Arm
and raw SILK steady. Mems wear for clyilia n
purposes Was very quiet
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rETEKSRuKG pEANI1r MAnkEr

tRrport.d by Rodgers. Piummer 4 Co. Incl
ri ERSauRG. VA August 23-Spanith--
'1rinet" stock. 81 80 per busnei. komin.i
NrFinis; farmers stock; Fancy Jumbo 10
per found, nominal Extra prime Tiac o.r
pound: nominal Prime. &c per pound nom.
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RICHMOND NAY MARKET.

NEW TDE,. LIVE STOCK MARKET
NEW YORK. August 22-Bceves no trad
ing Calves. steady: veals. SlI0o 4 SlT.O
Sheep ana lambs. steady: sheep. 5000
$In@: lambs. sli0da 1855: culls 5000 a SEQ
Hogs, no trading.
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and stronger: chickens also very active.
EGgs-MRrket hrrncr. Butter-Market arm.
Hioes. wool-Unchanged and in good demand