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WILMINGTON, N. C., MONDAY. APRIL 16," 1888.
NO 91.
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RESTLESSNESS
. tlCTVT iacTan
puiLAPELPHIA.
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P.OHEPoUir.
- orltr of the in. or me
f7. . .... iW.Ator bwbn the roeani
pmu core- rop!e to health and
U,T- . r
LtftA-3 3J tfUriwj w
f 1 fndXWlV til Ml
iVwU. of Sandhurst, New
1 to
Liliia." ho attained his 104th year
j the 24th of Stiuber last, H still
riband enjoys sood health. He
. U th Jewbh faith, and his father
f:
vl to th ae of 107.
ArronliD; to M. Wavier' theory.
Vi great earthquake disturbances
it IsM ami 137 are to be asso.
utrd with the abnormal accumula
ion of ice abont the north pole,
f ufpoes such accaruulations to
xre csutttl a deIecti'on of the Gulf
ba:a a war from Europe, pro.
rinjrrat climatic change and a
hl'ht Juturbaiice of equilibrium in
bottom, followed bv a possi-
.V local fracture alonir the line of
ot resistance.
The Ktcperor Frederick, in deco
rum ir. Mackenzie, said: "Wnen
u caae the first time I confided in
yoa,a.tyou were recommended by
at German physicians. I have since
aJ occasion in my own experience
to u!se your capability. I am glad
to bestow upon you this order in
thnkful acknowledgment of your
rltj ami in memory of my accesa
a to the throne." The Emperor
:in thook hands with Dr. Macken-
and with Dr. Hovell.
The jtory that has gone abroad to
Reject that Trince Bismarck was
jfleasej at the presence of the
ppre at his fit two official con
duces with the Emperor Freder-
is declared to be untrue. Prince
-rurck has himself related the
"taastances of his first visit sub-
f a.H follows: The Emperor
jm ul,p ana the K,Upresj, rquest
p Ma to be kinil enough to remain
fiort tune with her. After half
a koari QOst friendly conversation
rh Eapro awoke her husband,
f Tnnce Bismarck to him
left them aloue together.
1 TliAQ5tn"a Legislature is desir
of Unuiaiihing opiKrt unities for
aml wiU hereafter allow
rL? Kcinor shop to a commune
U than 500 IeonIe- Al, one
i 0 ha convicted of drunken
ff thre times in one year is to be
fr0ln tntcring a public
Wat an,UnI,ulhan serving him
I. o subject to nni1tf -Rtif
huu,uto know whether the
v5Vrip,e l,rufeardor not will
PtHl u,bIicAn' nd it is sug
17 1 a man he made to wear
vu me arm of his coat like a
constable, adding stripes to
rrl'ys not
IJ oCir vi "inuence trom
n cla.
y f tli Avenue, but
"icu lie twrsnnnlU'
V In? latest success In h
th t... 7 C f 1.087 tHiniU frrt..
ersirv nn i u
-riij and the elite of
City alt Vwv-J i lue el,le or
rU. St01 and 1,500 at Philadel -
.l TTr.-vlIC.
thOl
foui
ltdiw
Ask tirw.L ,
tenhavetriandthey
tllll Boydip
Ri,t4
ho .U the factory aent. t .dimfzAad kDW'n 9 'UaCa
Ivdkx to New aptkrtiskxkxts.
Exhausted Vitality
Adrlce to Dyspeptics
Are jou Consumptive
Lovis H Mkares- Hats
Mason A II am 11 n Organs
J A Sfrixgr For Rale
Cata rrh Treatment Free
Pkof. LorssTTE Memory
JlEi.vsBEiuiKR -The Latest
It V Bur Livery Stables
Practical Hints to Builders
J & J Colm am Mustard OH
F C M I lle k Pi amoiKl Dyes
Tatlor's 'Uaiab completed
M Wiixard A Burnt Child
Sxitu & Boatwkicut Insurance .
" Auction Notlce-ii A ichlos3 Co
Bebrends A Mcnroe Furniture
M M KATi-Xeiv Ixt White Ooods
St Agnes Uuild Festival of Poets .
MmElt Wigoiss Special Notice
Alperxak, Flanner & Co Stoves
W E SrBixGER & Co Direct Iiuportat Ion
Joun L Boatwright methlng Attractlve
C B Soctherland Co Carnage Beposltory
' For other local see fourth page.
ltest shoes for
Sons.
boys at
French &
t
Turner's Almanac p?oniises "cold
n 1 showers" for Wetlnesday.
Finest shoes for hulies'wear in the
city at French & Sons.
See the Artful," the bestrat trap
known. at.Tacobi'x Hdw. Depot, t
School shtfes for children, best in
the city, at Geo. U. French fs Sons.t
Itoils, pimples, hives, rinirworm,
tetter, and all other manifestations
of impure blood are cured bv Hood's
SaxsAparilla.
The wind jjot around to the North
west last night and this morning it
blew almost half a ale.
The Rev. J. S. Dill, of Goldsboro,
will preach the annual sermon be
fore the Murfreesboro Female Insti
tute in June.
You will find a very nice line of
Gent's Heavy Jean's Drawers, at 50
cents a pair at the Wilmington Shirt
Factory, Np 27 Market street, J.
Elsbach, Fro
rop. t
Tnree of us got on the scales to
gether at Capt. Boat wright's store
on Saturday night and pulled the
beam down at COO pounds. We won't
tell the names of the others.
Indications.
For North Carolina, fair weather,
slight changes in temperature and
southerly winds.
Dr. T.'H. PritcharfVs church voted
him a two months' vacation yester
day that he might attend the
World's Missionary Convention,
which meets in London, June 9th.
At the close of work on Saturday
night the Seacoast road was at the
curve leading from Tenth street in
to Ann. To-morrow the track-lav-
ers win prouauiy enter the onck
yard.
All day long yesterday there were
large crowds of people out to look
at the progress made by the track
layers on the Seacoast K. U. There
were many ladies among them
Some p'eople strolled down as far as
the end of the grade, which is about
five miles and a half from Market
Dock. .
ltock Crystal Spectacles and Kyeglasses
Advice to old and young: In se
lecting spectacles you should be cau
tious not to Lake more magnifying
vowcr than has been lost to the eve
iw in the same proportion that you
pass that point of increase, will cause
you further injury to the eye. Usimr
glasses of stronger iower than is ne
cessary is the daily cause of rrrcma
iurc old age to the night. You can get
the best at liemsberger s.
Macadamized lloadways.
As there is some good prospect of
an appropriation for the construe
tion of the road on Market street
from Fourth to the National Ceme
tery, we publish here, from the
New York Journal of Commerce ;.the
way in which the drives in Central
Park were constructed. It is in re
ply to an enqairy from Newbern:
The Central Park driveways are
made as follows: An excavation is
made to the depth of about 18 in
ches. On the bottom of this stone
about a foot wide are placed on
edge, and the interstices between
them are filled in with small atones
and loose earth, which also extend
two or three inches above the top
wac mis is men
thomimhu - t-niio,i n r, r
ort gra'el, usually such as is
rt rtou DAtiMli1rAA-.!- T i
7" uiiuuiier auoiner long con-
tinue
kept
JJM
t.t.utni ruiiing wuue tne sunace is
wet, the road is ready for use.
eallV bllt rLlirtt vi riAtinrt .t
the.oM system of hhrhwava invent
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DaittoDuRt.
The obsequies over the remains of
the late Mr. August Lessman were
largely attended. Mr. Lessman wag
one of the oldest of the German set
tiers here, he having: come to Wil
mington as long ago ! as 1853. The
members of Howard Relief Fire En
gine Co. No. 1 attended in full uni
form and the funeral services were
conducted by Rev. F. W. E. Peschau,
ptstor of St. Paul's E. .L. Church, of
which Mr. Lessman was one of the
earliest members. The pall-bearers
were Messrs. H. Vollers, J. .G. Oldeii -
Dtittei,. A. Adrian, m. itatnjen, m
G. Tienken, C. Bissinger, Wm. Ul-
rich and J. Weil.
Teachers Assembly at Morehead.
The Atlantic Coast Line will run
an excursion to Morehead City on
Tuesday, May 1, on the occasion of
the laying of the corner stone of the
Teachers' Assembly Buildingin that
city. An interesting programme
has been arranged for the occasion
and the event will draw a large at
tendance. The train will leave Wil
mington at 7 a. m., and arrive at
Morehead City at 2 p. m., and re
turning, will leave Morehead City
at C:30 p. m., of the same day, and
arrive at Wilmington about 11:45 p.
m. The fare for the round trip is as
follows: Wilmington, $3.70; Rocky
Point. 4ft! Rnrtrnw. a 25- Willard.
T " " ? " ""O W ' '
$3.05; Duplin Roads, $3.95; Teacheys,
$2.90; Magnolia, $3.70; Warsaw, $2. 60;
Faison, $2.40; Mt. Olive, $2.30.
State Convention of the Y, M. C. A.
The State Convention of the
Young Men's Christian Association,
which takes place at Charlotte on
the 19-22 inst., will be an occasion of
extraordinary note and importance.
will send seven dele
gates and there will be a yery large
attendance from all parts of the
State. The various railroads haye
given reduced round trip rates for
the occasion, some of which are as
follows: Asheville $7.30, Statesville
$2.45,Greensboro $5, Bingham School
$G.10, Chapel Hill $0.75, Goldsboro
$9.20, Laurinburg $5, Henderson
$8.80, Morganton $5, Salisbury $2 45,
Winston $0.10, Durham $6.75, RaL
eigh $7.75, Wilmington $7.80, Wades-
boro $3.15.
Rates from other points can be as
certained by applying to the agents
at the stations who have been in
structed by the authorities. The
rates are low and Charlotte stands
ready to entertain any number of
delegates, and it is hoped that each
association or community will send
as large a delegation as possible.
Pastors in towns where there are no
Y. M. C. Associations at present ar
requested to send at least two dele
gates to represent the young men of
their congregations. Quite a num
ber of. prominent workers from
abroad will be present, and aprofit
able and instructive j convention,
without doubt, will be held.
1 A Little Too Much Water.
Our good friend, Mr. J. W. S.
Robinson, of Delta, writes to make
some corrections in the statement
made by us on the 9th inst. relative
to the big freshet in ; Black river.
He thinks that our Caintuck inform
ant must have been mistaken when
he told us that the overflow . was
about the greatest ever knownthere.
Mr. Robinson calls it a "medium'
freshet and says that that in 1886 it
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was nearly 4 ieet iiigner inan .iuis'
which also lacked 14 inches of being
as high as the big lresh in
the big fresh in. June,
1807. This is from the record and
there can therefore be no mistake
about it. Our informant may have
meant the Cape Fear but he certain
ly said Black river.
River Notes.
The steam yacht Passport is now
being, got ready and will be put
on a regular schedule between this
city and Southport some time this
week. She will also stop at points
of interest on the river.
Capt. John W. Harper, with a se
ect crew, will leave here in a few
lays for New lork, to bring out the
Sylvan Grove the large new passen
ger steamer which is Jtoj run on the
river this Summer. !
The fleet on the river is to be in-
uraociul hir f rio a rA ifirr rf rn TTIrtre
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boat. Messrs. William Weeks ana
Richard Dosher liave secured the
.
contract for the mail between this ... - -:
city and Southport and will soon Q" d pleasing to the eye .Articles
' . . 'will be offerel for sale at different
put on a new steamer to carry it. .r t. , -n
" ' boths and there will be a variety of
There are now St prisoners in the
County Jail, all but one beinfj males VI
After the New Boat, f
Capt. John W. Harper has made
up his crew for bringing out the
new passenger boat to be put on the
river this Summer, the Sylvan Grove.
He will leave for Nw York over
land next Monday and thei others
will sail on the Zteneacfor this week.
His crew is composed of Capt W. A.
Snell, pilot; W. C. Price, engineer;
A. M. Wife n, mate, and Prince
Swain, steward. v
Personal.
Mr. Win. Genaust, ho has been,
j quite sickr is out again. ;
juoi. j.'. u. Jb uuer, or .Kaieign, is
here to-day in attendance on the
Superior. Court. .
Mr. nooert Morrison, we are
pleased to learn, is much better and
hopes to be out in a day or two.
We were glad to. see Mr. - E.. D.
uoescner on tne streets this morn
ing, ne has been sick for some time
We are glad to know that Capt. S.
w. VicK is recovering from a severe
attack of muscular rheumatism.
Mr. J. H. Vollers, of Nichols, S. C,
was in the city to-day on a short
visit to his brother, Mr. O. O. Vol
lers. :
City Court.
Charles Faison Was before the
Mayor this morning, charged with
disorderly conduct
Judgment was
suspended
Jas. DeBose, disorderly, case con
tinued until to-morrow.
Westley Watson, disorderly, $20
or 30 days.
Lena Richardson, drunk and dis
orderly, $20 or 30 days.
John G. Bagwell, disorderly, $20
or 30 days.
Charles Faison, for carrying a con
cealed weapon, was nnea iu or
30 days in jail.
'To Be Considered.
These times naturally bring forth
the question from a buyer, 't where
can I get the best for the least mon
ey?" If in want of Clothing, Fur
nishing Goods, Hats "and -Caps, it is
easily answered. I. Shrier, tlie Old
Reliable Clothier and Hatter, will
sen you tne goods lower than any
other house in the city.
Remember we will not be under
sold and guarantee every article as
represented or no sale.
I. SHRIER,
The Old Reliable Clothier and
Hatter, No. 16 North Front street
(Purcell House.) ; .
Sign of the Golden Ariu. ; tf
Young Men's Christian Association.
At the meeting of the Young Men's
Christian Association, held on Sat
urday night, about: 50 active mem
bers were admitted and also a con
siderable number of associate; mem-
bers. ; f
The meeting was opened with de
votional exercises by Mr. C. Olandt,
Secretary of the National Associa
tions when the President, Mr. P. B.
Manning, took the chair. ,
The committee on revision of the
Constitution of the Association sub
mitted a report, which will be acted
upon at the next regular meeting.
The following, were elected? dele
gates to the State Convention of the
Y. M. C. A.,, which meets in Char
lotte on the lflth inst.; viz: Messrs
P. B. Manning, Frank Huggiris, W.
H. Howell,' George C. Worth, Wm.
M. Cumming, John Nutt, J. T. Sho-
lar. . ' -H: -1 -A
devotional meeting was held
yesterday afternoon which was ad
dressed by Mr. Olandt and- to-night
there will be a meeting of the Board
of Directors of the Association at
t.hft residence of Mr. IT. S. Allen, on
Third street near Nun. Mr. Olandt
win uc present nuu comer wuu me i
coa.ru m regaru tOj Uu. 1 1 u ru as.e j Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Cold and Mus
and policy to be pursued. f . ; cular Pains; outward application. Sold by all
iv,n.,t n snn i ! Druggists and Grocers. If you cannot obtain
About $11,500 have been so far from vour Druggist or Grocer send to
subscribed for the erection of p.
building for the Association, and it
is thought that an effort will be
made to raise $20,000. in order to
o.,.o.,f '
mane inn uiiiiuiii ! iiiimui " ,
tne city and adequate to all
the
purposes for which it is designed
The Poets en Grand Tenue. l
, m. .iin:tp.ulf0 fa f10 -
The festival of the, Poets is the
title nf a. verv phamiint? entertain-
title oi a very cnarmmg emeriam
ment which will be presented by the .
members of St. Agnes
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City Hall on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday evenings of this week.
- mncf coutn f nTho nrrreifitefl
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The " wi oe;nanusome y aeco;
nnt 1. a nmf urn a a will o iim.
edibles to satisfy the
cravings of :
-
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the inner man. -
. Very Good Reasons.
The reasons why you can be ben
efited by buying from; the King
Cloth ier, S. H. Fishblate;:- You are
in a Reliable House. VA large assort
ment to choose. from. A saving of
20 percent. All goods steam sponged.
Exclusive styles sold by , him only.
Allgoods guaranteed sewed with silk
His stores are well lighted by day
and night and you can see what you
are buvinc nlentv of lichfc heinf
r3t x 1 m . rf
the most essential thing for .buyers
of Clothing. If you are not satisfied
with any articles purchased from
Fishblate's return the same and he
will cheerfully refund you your
money. With the abo ve plainly be
fore you how can you refuse to trade
with a house of that kind. tf
Preaching to-night at 8 o'clock at
the First Baptist Church by the
pastor. The interest manifested -fn
the services last night prompted the
continuance of the meeting.
Rey. G. M. Tolsqn baptized an old
gentleman and a little girl in the
First Baptist Church at 5 p. m. yes
terday, and Dr. Pritohard baptized
23 last night, 10 of whom were ladies
and 13gentlemen, all young but one.
NTE"W ADVEttTIS BAI G S'VH
Crockery at AuctioD.
fTTE HAVE JUST RECEIVED ON CON
f V slmment 5 crates White Granate C. C.
and Yellow Crockery, also 25 boxes Cheese, 25
boxes Assorted Cakes. Sales Tuesday at 10
o'clock In our Salesrooms 21 and 23 Market St.
S. A. SCHLOSS & CO.,
apl6 It Auctioneers.
Feast of the Poets.
TTNDEK THE AUSPICES OP ST. AGNES
Guild, at City Half, Wednesday, Thursday and
t
Friday evenings. Refreshments and Fancy
Articles of a superior order will be on sale.
Admission 10 cents. ' apl6 3t
Furniture.
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r ARGEST STOCK ON HAND AND NEW
Goods received by every steamer. Best assort
ment in the State and rock-bottom prices.
BEHRENDS &MUNROE,
ap 16 It
16 & 18 South Front St.'
PATADDU Sample Treatment rnrr
UM I nnnrl we man enough to r ntil
convince. R. . Lauderbach & Co..
ap 16 4w 773 Broad st, Newark, N. J.
iiilfi fVjni iIiH.iMm V II ri ri KVii -d
laveyoa ConglJ, BronchiUs, Asthma, Indigestion I Us
BARKER'S GINGER TONIC without delay. I
na cured many of tne worst cases and Is tne best remedi
bv all affections of the throat and lungs, and disease
rising from impure blood and exhaustion. The feebli
nd sick, straggling against disease, and slowly- drtftinj
the graye, will in many cases recover their health bi
he timely use of Parker's Ginger Tonic, but delay is dan
erous. Take it in time. It is invaluhl tnr nil jn
ad disorders of stomach and bowels. 60c. at Druggist;
-MAKES-
Wholly unlike artificial aysteins.
Any book learned in one reading.
Classes of 1087 at Baltimore. loo at De
troit, 1500 at Philadelphia, lame classes of
Columbia Law students, at Yale Wellesley,
Oberlin, University of Penn., Michigan Uni
versity, Chautauqua, &c,, &c. Endorsed by
Richard proctor, tne scientist: uons. v. w.
Aster, Judah P. Benjamin, Judge Gibson Dr.
Brown, k. 11. uook, rnncipai jn. y. state nor
mal College, &c. The system is perfectly
Is perfectly taught by correspondence. Pros
pectus post free from
PROF. LOISETTE. 237 Fifth ave.. New York.
Advice to Dyspeptics.
CONTENTS: The nature of Dyspepsia. Its
causes. Its prevention. Its cure, some ex
perience of an actual sufferers. Liver com
plaint a twin disorder of, dyspepsia. Habitual
constipation a result of dyspepsia. ? Dyspepsia
mistaKen ior consumption, uooa living as a
means for the cure of dyspepsia. What food
may be taken. What food must be avoided.
Mailed free on receipt of stamp.
JOHN 11. MCALV1N, Lowell, Mass.
14 years City Treasurer and Tax collector,
ap 16 4w
J. & J. COLEMAN, London, England.
concentrated
MUSTARD OIL
- A POSITIVE I I f f
JAMES P. SMITH, 45 Park Place. New York,
ap 164w -
Practical Hints to Builders
A UTTLE BOOK OK W PAGES, CONTAIN-
.In? solid facts that every man contem-
plating building should know before letting
nis contracts, aesigns oi plains ana elegant
: homes, with plans and estimated cost. Short
1 chapters on the kitchen, chimneys, cistern.
foundation, brickwork, mortar, cellar, heat-
lng ventilation, the roof and many items of
merest to builders. Mailed free on receipt of
ten cents (postal stamps). Address
NATIONALSHET metal roofing co ,
apl6 4w 510 East 30th st., New York city.
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Diamond Dyes
T N ALL COLORS, A FULL AND COMPLETE
L
stock can be f ouad at
F. C. MILLER'S.
German Drugstore,
Corner a Fourth and Nun Sts.
P. 8. Prescriptions filled at all times, day
and night. ; . - -mch 28 tf
iphiiv . . . mi . . u . c
reliable scissors at Jacobi's Hdw. De ;
f ... ' f
poi. t 1
II
NEW ADVEUTI8EJUENT8,
Cash
House
116 Market St.
-O-
WILL OPEN THIS WEEK
A NE W LOT OF
In all tile different Textures and
Varieties. .
o-
PliOUNCINGS.
In Nainsooks, Swiss and Cambrics,
Valenciennes, Guipure and
Egyptian.
DRESS GOODS
And Trimmings to Match
SUMMER SILK 35
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and so cts. .
Sp ecialties in Jerseys ;
51)0 Black, Worth $1,50 for ' $1.60.
1,500 Colored, " ,250
500 Cloth Shades " 3.00
1.25.
1.50.
Many other desirable goods selling very low.
CALL FOR BARGAINS AT '
M. M. Katz',
116 Market Street,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
ap 16
EXHAUSTED VITALIT1
THE SCIENCE 01
LIFE, the grea
Medical Work of th
age on ManhoodNen
ou8 and Physical De
bility, Prematore Do
KIIOW TIIYSELF,2rM2
?8 consequent thereon, 300 paces 8 m, 125 pre
,cription3 for all diseases. Cloth, foil gilt, only $.00
tj mail, sealed. Illostrative sample free to all youni
ind middle-aged men. Send now. The Gold anc
f ewellcd Medal awarded to the author by the Nation
il Medical Association. Address P.O. Box lS95,Bo '
ion, Mass., or Dr. W. IL PARKER, graduate of liar
ram Mediae! College, 25 years' practice in Boston '
nrho may be consulted confldentlally. Offlce, Not
tBolfinchSt. Specialty, Diseases of Man.
Cut this out. Yon may never see It mcmiar
MASON & HAMLIN
ORGANS,
$22 TO $9 OO.
The cabinet organ was Introduced In Its
present form by Mason & Hamlin in JL
other makers followed in . the manfacture of
these Instruments, but the Mason & Hamlin
Organs have always maintained their supre
macy as the best In the world.
Mason & Hamlin offer, as demonstration of
the unequalled excellence of their organs, the
fact than at all the great World's Exhibitions.
since that of Paris, 1867, in competition with
best makers or all countries, they have inva
riably taken the highest honors. Illustrated
catalogues free.
GRAND & UPRIGnr.
Mason & Hamlin do not hesitate to makft the
extraordinary claim for their plants, that
they are superior to all others. They recog
nize tne mgn excellence achieved bv other
leadlnsr makers in the art of niaao hniUMnc
but still claim superiority. This they attribute
solely to the remarkable improvement Intro.
duced by them in the year 1882, and now known
as tne "Mason & Hamlin Piano stringer. n by
the use of which is secured the greatest pos
sible purity and refinement of tone, tocether
with greatly increase? capacity for standing
in tune, and other important advantages.
a circular, containing testimonials-from
three hundred purchasers, musicians and
tuners, sent, together with descriptive cata-
ogue, to any applicant.
Pianos and Organs sold for cash Or easy pay
ments; also rented
MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN & PIANO CO.,
Boston . New York. Chicago. "
ap lft 4w - ' :
HENRY CLEWS & Go.,
BANKERS, 13 & 15 BROAD ST., X. Y.
XSMBERS OP TUB
NEW YORK STOCK! EXCHANGE.
N EW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANG E.
NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE.
NEW YORK COFFEE EXCHANGE.
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Transactions made at any of the above Ex-
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