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NEW IoKK, June IL, 1915
We have by telegraph from London, the 9th ult, the
day the Acadia saed the unexpected OF the passage
by the National Assembly Paris by the large of
g. of decree of banshhent against Louis Philippe and
his family! Meantime the royal exiles living near
London in the retired manner, and a say the
London papers) scarcely removed from desution. But
their idea of "desution" in exKng's household APP
pears dinner, and no family car
rage to go to church in.
The wing general committee Of this city has caved inn
already, and called wing ratification meeting in the Park
ON Wednesday afternoon. Friend Greeley expresses his
deep disgust therea and thinks there such thing
being in much haste to fall down before he heir APP
parent" He nimaes, that the wings city are
no, exactly in the mood for !" ratification
The imports and exports into and from this port for
months of April and May have been as follows:
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DLATED and Japsnned Goods, Gallery, Fancy Hard
Il ware, Baskets and Bushes Kitchen Utensils and
Housekeeping articles generally reduced prices-Pur-
chaers desiring good and cheap housekeeping articles will
House furnishing Store, opposite Centrem market and
anime articles and prices He has recently received in ad
don his former stock, fresh supply of Plated and
Britannia Goods, consisting Of
Cake-baske casters, candlescks shutters and trays &c.
Also, superior cutlery, in wood bone and ivory handles
in sets of 81 pieces and halfdozens
Japanned tea.trays and walters separa. and in sets
Painted tin toet-sets, and in separate pieces
Baskets and brushes, of almost every description
And endless variety of kitchen utensils and house
keeping articles generally.
All ofwhch he pledges himself to sell prices consider
ably reduced from former rates, and accommodating
terms.
June l4-3taw3wf C. W. BOTELER.
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A FEMALE TEACHER, competent to teach tho
"A English branches of education, and music, wanted
charge of small school, in the neghborhood of YER
non Auauga county, Alabama The society of this vcn-
y excellent and the location healthy lady coming
well recommended for the above purpose will receive lib
eraI wages. Apply to
June l4-6tcp SAMPSON w. HARRIS
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Appointment by the President,

BIZ and ruth The aduiee and consent of the Senate.
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forward by them the candidate their party or con-
sidered as the exponent of their party doctrines"
The Clay here silent and like Mr. Greeley are
waiting for further developments.
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GALVESTON, Texas, Nov. 3, 1913.
Business i,s Goircston-- Teas Frontiers -Adsun :
toges and Prospects of Corpus Christi-De Cor
dora's Map Of Ieras.
Since my last, have had opportunities OF look
ing about me, and making some examination OF
the condition and prospects OF this goodly town
IL has, within a few months, undergone a great
change. Here are the same streets; but they are
deserted-the same buildings but vacant, and
CRYING Justify for tenants Business of every kind
seems stagnanf. and none of the ordinary signs o.
activity are visible. The cash buyer OF city pro-
pefty may row enter the market and make his
own Terms. House and lots are so little in de-
mand that the owner of the largest number is
regarded as specially unfortunate. Oac who has
VISITED Galveston IN her more prosperous days,
and witnessed the activity which every where pre-
vailed, cannot but be astonished at The wonderful
c.nlrastnow presented. The causes OF this decline
are varlously stated. The inhabitants OF this city
opposed annexation from the first, ioreseeing that
It's political Importance must be diminished, and
thai the plans OF the United States government IN
establishing military roads, posts, Nc. would ne
cessary advance other towns and districts, TO the
ne glect, If not direct prejudice. OF Galveston.
Their predictions have been fulfilled. At the
mencement ol the war, traders carried their moncy
and enterprise hence to the Rio Graude Iayest-
ments leIeabouts were Withdraw. The people
hemsciyts were transported BY the eScuemen, "a
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City TRADE REPORT.

+.
ASHES without change to notice small sales
pots and pearls at $6126 $6,18A. CARBOHYDRATES
waiinu for the Acadia which checks the transac
flour at ates current yesterday. The inquiry for
port is moderate Operations reach 1000 barrels at
SIS, 2lA a S537h for round hoop Ohio, and common
Western; S5,37H a $544 for straight brands Oswe-
GO Michigan and Genesee and $3.50 SIS 621a for pure
brands Genesee. In Southern there sales Of 200
barrels Richmond country ut IS So OF Meal notice
sales of 200 barrels Jersey at IS %. Wheat IL without
sales of moment and firm. In Corn the sales add no
600 bushels at zoe for nat yellow, 75c for round
Oats steady at 35 35hc. for canal PRovIsIoNs-
The demand for pork is only moderate though prices
continue firm. Beef in fair request at $3.50 $l02
for mess, and 1925 $5.50for prime. Lard Is dull at
Z a Tt4c. Some $50 barrels sold at these figures
WHIsKEv-Sales rs barrels at 23A 24c.
SATURDAY, November 18-6 M.
There feature in the flour market to-
day; sales of this State, Oswego &C. made to
moderate extent for export and to the home trade
about yesterdays prices; there also light sales
making of pure Genesee, fancy Ohio &C, with small
lots Southern brandt without change in quotations.
wheat quiet but steady; old corn continued
scarce and firm; was in less demand, while sales
Of both made at the full prices of yesterday meal
sold at previous rates. there change in rye
oats; there more doing In pork and the market
closed with better feeling, and with rmer tone for
both descriptions the higher rates dema for beef
checked transactions; there was no change In lard
groceries rather slack and salesof sugars and
molasses were light. Cotton closed firm with mode
rate sales.
AsHEs-S Sales of $50 200 bbls. of both sorts were
reported including potts. at &c. and pearls at SO l2
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Death of Thomas Dorian Howard.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 18, 1s4S.
Thomas Doran Howard, Esq a prominent citizen
Of B sltimere county, died. TO- day, of spoplexy.
Markets..

Markets.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 10
The demand for cotton is active, the sales
$500 bales. We quote middling fair at So Flour IL
dull with downward tendency in prices In corn
there Is but little doing and the market is a shade
easier. In provisions there has been a movement,
and notice Gales of 500 barrels pork in navy bar
rels at 50 49, and 30 tierces prime beef at $l5
Freights to Liverpool remain about the same We
quote cotton at 7-l6.
BALTIMORE, Nov Is, 1913.
There was better tone in the MARKET for bread.
stuls; and flour, with wheat, were frmer. There
also good dema nd for old which was in light
supply while quotations, generally remained about as
yesterday. Government stocks advancing.
BUFFALo, Nov 18, 1913.
Receipts within the past "a hours:-Flour 600 bills;
wheat, 81 900 bushels. The -four market was fl rn,
with fair demand. Sales Of 1000 bbls at our
quotations OF wheat, notice sales of 5000
bushels including Chicago, at ITO; and good Ohio at
92c. Freights to Albany without change
ALBANY, Nov. 18, 1913.
Receipts by canal within the past "a hours = Flour
$4,000 bbls corn, 15 900 bushels; barley, 1880 do
Flour dull and the transactions confined to the
regular trade. Wheat held at irmer rates We
notice sales of 600 bushels Genesee at 81 261.
81 81. Corn is quiet. without change in prices
BosroN, Nov. 18, 184S.
The inquiry for -four is fair at steady prices Sales
add up 5000 bbls., including Gsnesee, at SIS 621s
SIS rs, and Michigan at SIS SO for common and SIS 62
for good OF corn, there sales of 1900 bushels
yellow fat Southern 1T &c CSC. Rye is in fair de.
mand with sales Of 1000 bushels at 72c 73c North
oats scarce, and in request We note sales of
5000 bushels at Soc. $50.
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C0MMKRCIAL AFFAIRS.
HONEY MARKET.
Saturday, Nov. 1876 p. Nj.

Saturday, Nov. IS-6 r. M.
Stocks of all kinds steadily improving At the
first board to-day, Harlem advanced u per cent
Long Island, x; Erie Railroad, u Reading Rail-
road, Il; Reading Bonds, Il; Ohio 6's, n Treasury
Notes. "a Canton Company, - United States 6's,
1885, closed at prices current yesterday The sales of
fancies were to some extent
At the second board treasury notes fell of q Can
ton Company, q others closing without change
The Baltimore Water Company has declared divi.
dend of four per cent payable at the Union Bank of
Maryland.
The Knickerbocker Fire Insurance Company have
declared dividend of ten per cent payable the LIST
Of December.
The New York Floating Dry Dock Company have
declared semi annual dividend of eight per cent out
Of the earnings of the dock for months prior No
vember payable at the office of the company on and
after the Goth inst.
The quantity Of coal transported the Schuylkill
canal during the week ending the 10th inst, 49,,
T2S tons Total for the season, $40 tons. Trans
ported on the Reading Railroad for the week. 23,3l5
tons. Total for the season, 1119,9S3 tons.
The quantity of -four wheat and barley, left at
tide water during the I'd week in November, in the
years 1s47 and 1885, follows
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BrENos AyREs.-A letter from Montevideo,
dated September To- says that the withdrawal or
Of the Sandman charge dsfars from Bue-
Ayres Is likely to be followed soon by that OF the
herman consul some insoence having been practsed
lon him by police officer, for which he could obtain
Inc redress from the higher authorities.
The same letter intimates that difficulty Is brewing
between the Buenos Ayrean government and Mr. IIar
|ris, the charge dafsires of the United States.
also expresses apprehension for the safety OF the
French brig of war; the Pandour, forty lays having
eapsed since her failing for Rio de Janeiro, aud no
tdpgs OF her having been received although she was
Ia remar ably fast saler.
A postscript announces the entry of General Urqui-
into the Oriental territory probably to attack the
city Of Monte video in concert with Oribe.
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.
STOCK SALES.

BALrMoRE Nov 1S-lOO shares Susquehanaa Railroad 81
PluLAnEIr1uA Nov lsaS7oOU 81 a. 1o6A S. 100 Penn.
SIS 3S; S2Udo. 7M $35i do. Hl; $50 Reading Railroad
lS shares Union Bank Tenn iS 10 Pladelphia Bank
ll2H; % Commercial Bank So 30 NJ Liberty Bank iO Sc.
cond Bodrd-S30O State S. 7 1000 u s. Treasury Notes
Ss JOS ss $500 Penn Ss ~ S52 9 9S do ~ SIG Penn
Union Bank Tenn 49, 5OReiding Railroad l5xi 50 do 1888
BosroN, Nov H.-Brokcrs Board-l0 shares Old Colony
Railroad s2 do Boston and Providence Railroad Ss
Vermont Central Railroad 6s Is Vermont aud Mast
road, lo do do 1924: 30 do East Boston Company lOs
80 rights Fitchburg Railroad 81 25 10 do do ST. 81 Second
Board Nor shares Reading Railroad b6 do wes
tern Railroad, 100.
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The Cheapest and Best Place In the City
10 good Boots Shoes and Caters is at JONErS Ann
street. the American Museum. First quality of Frsnoh
Calf Drs Boots 81 81 second do, s. so tn ST. Congress Boots
from S. 70 to 81; French Patent Leather Boots, 81.
India Rubber Owe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ware
house 100 Broadway opposite Trinity Church Yard continues
keep heretofore the perfect and extensive
Oveshoee manufactured for its retail customers
the latest French styles sold at lower prices than
obtained much inferior article Metallic Rubber Soes
tahsd to Boots Shoes durable and
perior to Gutta Percha.
Portable Dressing Csses-in all that the
Imports nainng in the smallest the
articles among which the Metallic Tablet for keeping
perfect order Manufactured by Saunders Son. III Broadway
corner Of Liberty street, and 3S7 Broadway.
Public attention Is directed to the cele-
bated cheapest Carpet Establishment in the United States
30 BoweryHiram Anderons where they ssect from
largest assortment of beautiful and American Carpen
Tufcd Hearth Rugs Parlor Door Mats Window Shades &c
A saving Of % cent to the purchaser.
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LOOK OFT FOR SPURIOUS BILLs-There have
been put in circulation altered notes, all made
from the platethres dollar bills the Batten
kill Bank Vermont; Adams Bank, Massachusetts,; and
the City Bank, New Haven. The plates bear
sembnnce to the original and may easily be detected
The alterations in the plate are only such as the To-
cslity and signature require These bills largely
lance Of greater caution. three dollar n
terfeit has also been detected the ank White
hall The paper and signatures are good, and well
calculated to deceive; but the engraving is coarse
and will distinguish it from the genuine.-Syacuse
Journal.
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They come from the most distant part Of Russia and
remain until they twenty-five years old. These
you adies vary much In their appearance some Of
whom very much resemble our North American In
dans called Mongolisns, and mostly from Siberia
The next lecture shall treat Of the COVER nmsnt Of
Russia after which shall speak Of the Scandns.
VANS, which will take place on Monday night next
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TNAB f RNA q LE--EXTRAORDINARY CONCERT
IkeLemer has the honor that he will give
brilliant ~ the above Saturday
h which occasion he has engaged the entire Italian Opera
Company of the Asor Place. comprising all the vocal
whole orchestra and chtrus numbering Altogether Sv artists
The whole under the direction Of the able leader NJ Mareze
This occasion will offer opportunity those unwilling
queLt the threatres to hear Sinorina Tru Mn Lborde
Snorna Patti, Sgnor Benedict, NJ Iaborde Mons Dubreu
Sgn0r Vaeini Sgnor Rosi, Sguor Gnbilei. Tickets one
dollar to be had the principal Muse Stores principal Hotels
at the door Concert to at eight O'clock precisely
No postponement account of the weather. Programme
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
Senatorial Excitement In Albany.

ALBANY, Nov. Is, 1Sis.
To. day the Hon. John A. Collier sent Acommunisa-
ton to the Eren"s Journal, stating that he had no
agency In writing publishing the correspo ndence
concerning the late meeting In this city called for the
purpose Of denouncing Gen. Taylor.
This communication was terribly sarcastic. Thur
low Weed refused to publish 1t but it will appear on
Monday.
The fight about the United States Senator is getting
desperate
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INTELLIGENCE BIZ THE MAILS.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Is, 1912

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Is, 1913.
1dyior Ceiebratioms-Ihe Chester County Bank
Robbery Case--Ser,ous Acc,dent- Theatrical
and Musical
The projected display of fire works in honor of
Taylor's election, has been postponed until next
week, when 1t will take place at Penn SQUARE
The Rough and Ready men have fixed upon next
Friday, the birthday of General TAYLOR, a, an
appropriate day for their demonstration. and q
national salute will be fired by them, consisting
of one gun for every electoral vote received bv
their candidate.
In the Court CT Quarter Sessions this morning
Judge King delivered an opinion favorable to
granting new trial in the case of Pence, Pratt,
and MCGOWAN, recently convicted of consplra-
cy to pass the stolen notes of the Chester County
Bank. The ground taken by the President Judge
was that evidence offered by the counsel for the
defendants had been improperly excluded Judge
PARSONS gave separate opinion, in which he de-
clared that the defendants were improperly in
dcted; that the Indictment should have been for
receiving stolen money, instead of conspiracy to
put the stolen money into circulation
fe,er Torbert, an apprentice to brck-ayer,
on Thursday evening, while climbing over fence
with an open knife in his hand, slipped, and the
blade entered his left side near the heart lnflict-
ing wound that will probably prove fatal
The last entertainment of Collins takes place
this evening at the Musical Fund Hall; on Mon
day evening, the German Mannerchor perform the
new oratono OF the "Captiyity" at the same place;
on Tuesday, young Ikelheimer gives a concert.
and Madam Bishop has one on Wednesday.
These, with the addition of two theatres present.
ing the rival claims of Forrest and Macready, Cen
Welch's circus, the Panorama OF the Mississippi,
the grou, of Hero and Leander, several other MI
nor exhibitions and a few balls, will give our
good citizens an excellent chance to amuse them
selves during the coming week, according to their
fancy.
The Philadelphia Rangers, or the remnants of
that goodly company, who returned from Mexico,
give ball at the Musical Fund on the 9Th of De-
cember. The Philadelphia Brass Band have cho.
sen the 9th OF the present month for their annual
ball. The German anniversary ball is fixed for
the 18th of Dect mher
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By reducing the wheat to -four the quantity of the
latter left at tide water this year. compared with the
corresponding period of last year, shows decrease
equal to / ,OS1 67S bbs. of flour.
The following table shows the quantity of some of
the principal articles of produce left at tide water
from the commencement of navigation to the 14th of
November inclusive, during the years 1896 (213 days)
1S47, (l9S days0 and 1913 (19S days):-
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The FIRST LOCOMOTIVE IN BRooME.-The Blng-
hamton Democrat thus speaks of the sensation
in that vicinity at the first appearance in those dig
gngs Of The iron borse'' So Great numbers Of
citizens have been attracted to the railroad to the
first locomotive on the track. Some who have ofteu
seen this spirited animal before, and been conveyed
by Its wonderful speed, delighted to witness his
antic gambos among the hills of Broome. Others,
who have never ven ured beyond the limits of the
: sequestered counties, amazed at the gigantic
OF the steam horse while he snorts the
fresh treezes OF valleys, and vanishss away the
morning fogs of the Susquehanna. The boys throng
the track to see which way the bull CINE Is coming.
All exceedingly gratifed to realize the begi ming
of tho long waited for mpeticn Of the New FORK and
Erie Railroad
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CorrEE.-Ths market is quite dull and prices favor
the buyer; sales for day two comprise 1000 bags
old government do (Which is not very pie nty Sc
and 200 Lagusyra at SIC. $50
FsuIT-We notice sales Of 2 200 boxe. Of bunch
auction at 81 o5 81 80, and 200 boxes figs at $40
FIsH.-There have been sales of 1000 boxes OF her.
ring including scale, No aud 2 at private bargain
In other descriptions hear Of no transsctions
HAY.-Sales of 300 400 bales m sde ut 10 45c
HIDEs.-The demand continues fair, with sales OF
12400 Buenos Ayres 81 ID st9idc.; 20 do % To- at
91c.. and 800 wet salted Texas at lAc The stock
hand is estimated between 40 SO 900, about three
Annexed are the current quotations :-R. G. aud Bue-
nos Ayres, lib on q 1oc. Orinoco $40. San Juan,
5.se.i carsh.gsna and s. Msrtn, 5.z{o. Mexican,
Calcutta Buffalo, Az &C., Calcutta, dry per poe, 65
q 5c.; Calcutta, green sailed, SOC a 81 10
The sales 200 tons Swedes to arrive terms not
made public and 800 q 400 Scotch pig at $40, cash.
LnArnrR-Sinse the public sale of Thursday, good
demand has prevailed and full prices have bsen OBJ
tanned. We quote a firm market a, follows Oak
Wy, IS a2l do. (dry hide) l6 20 do Ohio, 10 II ;
hemlock. light 13sl l41a do middle IA q lax do
s Dc Y. Isl AK DO damaged li a4Hi do poor
LATHs again lower two or three cargoes Eastern
have been disposed fat 81 o6'i, time.
NAVAL SroREs.-We notice sales of 500 barrels low
grades white rosn at 81 So and some lots of Whining
ton do at 81 rs 81 371s Spirits are rather frmer
and command $40 36c.
Ou.s.-We have no change to notice. aud no sales to
report.
Provisions Sales Of about 600 barrels prime pork
were made at so, with small sales of mess at Sl2 so
Sl2 6216. Beef-moderate Sales making at the
full prices Of yesterday. Lsrd-small sales were
making at prices varying from 6ysc. &C. ~. accord
ing to quality. Good cheese was in steady demand
for export, at $40. a7fc.
FRErcHrs.-Shppers were disposed to wait for
steamers news before engaging to any considerable
extent Cheese was engaged for Liverpool at sos.
Small engagements of flour were made at Is Sd in
American vessels. Heavy goods at about 25s., and
cotton at I'd Corn nominal at I'd. There was
nothing new to London other ports
SEEps.-The last sales Of rough flax were made at
81 - New Ohio clover at &c aud Timothy at l6 SO
cash.
Rico at 4alc. $50 do. New Orleans at 24o a3aic a
$40 and 500 boxes brown Havana at 4 51c usual
time
ToBAcco-We submit the following statemen mt show
ing the sales spts prices and stocks hand for
week ending 18th November
Reed Stoek
Kentucky Virrnia, az Az 700 AZ a5 22hbds az hH.
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The receipts for the week amount to $50 bills in
GLIDING $50 barrels of Canada There is still cons-
derable Of Canada ashes expected and should
the canals remain open to the same period last year
the receipts will come up to those OF last year.
BREADsrrrFs- F9ow-The sales footed up about
OC0 s. coo bbls including 1000 5000 bbls. Oswego
1000 Of which for export, and the remainder chief
ly to the city trade and for the east at SIS 37 with
.mal lots pure Gcnesse, at S. 56h q SIS 621s aud
some anttle fancy, at IS 6s9i S. T5 and 500 bbls
Bakers brands Ohio at SIS rs. Sales of Baltimore were
made at SIS so So 62 and about 200 Psersburgh city
mills at So GS9i. WheGt-Prices were steady, but no
sales of oment transpred. Corn-The sales reached
about Is coo bushels in separate parcels among which
were 1900 bushels of old mixed at Csc; 5000 do
high mixed at 80 T0c.; 5000 do. Handsome southern
yellow 7lc; 1000 do fiat yellow, sold Mt zoe
600 sacks New Orleans, sold at 66c and $500 do high
mixed Mt 6gc. Round firm at zoe. sfcai-Sales Of
leo bbls. were made at So rs Rye Sales of 10 600
u coo bushels were made at 66c Rye Noar-Sales of
leo bbs. were made at IS %. Oafs-Saes of n cargo
or two Of canal, made at "a a SOC.
Receipts down The Hudson since the opening Of Ricer
Navigation.
lStS. 1si7.
wheat flour, bbis. .l,Sb0,lel 2,0t7 3OI
lotnmeai .............. 3.to lOoS2J
wheat sueh. $50. Vj.o1J l0, 5000
Corn. INSTRUMENTATION. lS7T7u 34s2 $50
Rye. ............ .4359 a5 sos. 235
CoTToN-The sales to day were 900 bales aud the
market clcst quite firm the outside quotaton being
the lowest holders will accept
LIVERPOOL QUALIFICATION.
1ElA
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M ECHANICs HALL NO. Az BROADWAY, BETWEEN

MI ECHANIC6 HALL, NO AZ BROADWAY, BETWEEN
1 Grand and Broome streets commenced Monday
3D. and will continue night until further notice-Egth
week the opening The original and weknown CHRISYS
MINSTRELS, (oreaniEed in 1927 THE FIRST TO HARMO.
PRESENT POPULAR STYLE OF ETHIOPIAN ENTER.
months received with such distinguished and "a ro
have the honor Of announcing the ladies gentlemen
New York and vicinity that they will give SEXES of their
popular Concerts introducing variety of their original Songs
ChoIuses CHARACTERISTIC Dances &C. Admission Is Doors
Concert will commence at o'clock. An Afternoon
Concert every Saturday commencing at o'clock H. under
and direction of T. p Christy On
Nov 2d Thanksgiving Day afternoon concert commencing
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At auction Al lids. damaged Kentucky Virginia aud
North Caroline 2K 4c. fair demand for the season
exists, and prices well supported.
WHIsKEY.-Sales of $50 barrels state prison
made at 24c 100 do. New Orleans at 232lc. Ohio
sold at the same prica.