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" Y. ALEXANDER co.
ne Proprietors, n. Y.


ffrOM the German new Yorker Anxo.
L meine Zeiung. sept y, lS52-RheonasjsH
Cured.-Sfortimore's Rheumatic Compound and Blood
Purihsr.-Ths great remedy seems prove q speeiSs
for this dreadful disease in all its forms and is brinxtn
relief to vast numbers who have long suffered Wa
have had personal knowledge of the virtue and efsA.
of this medicine for some time, and with pleasure
refer to most obstinate OF chronic rheulnatis
OF long standing which il cured. This case was The
wife OF wealthy merchant, who for many ysurs.
cripple. No expense was spared in visiting the NEST
celebrated springs, and procuring the treatment Of eri
physicians This was continued for yeaus, bas
she only grew worse and seemed victim 10 its with
erns grasp. All other remedies and efforts failed We
instrumental in inducing her to try this remedy,
and to surprise and her great relief il cured hsr
completely. Some weeks ago called and purchases
bottle, at the depot, No Barclay street. aud sent ~
gentleman friend OF ours, in this city, who seemed
martyr TO this disease. THIS bottle cured him
There numbers of other which hsys cufasr
uuder our notice. cured by this remedy. We me glad
the success attending the introduction OF thl
medicine. Its timely will save thousands from pAia
and suffering, and restore them sound and perfess
health. We believe this is the only remedy known.
which is put forth for this disease alone we sss
satisfied it will do what claimed for it-curs rhsa-
natisn in all its forms. noi-&f
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Al OTICE.-Tne subscriber would respect uiJy
IN inform bis old customers and the pubic gene 2
ally, that &c has employed in his eating depart
men. the services 'of Nr l. CRoWELL and r
HANLoS, 50 well ard favorably know to The
Richmond public. =
70 10 FP SPENCE
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l WOULD respectfully .nfurn my cd friends
4 and customers that am now engaged with hir-
Z. B. Spence. in the ii.or!ng department: Of his
business where would be pleased TO have ths IN
give me cal, plsdging them all la my power Ia
give satisfaction.
no l6-Im j |, CKOWEIJ
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By George j. sumner.

DEREMPTOKY SALE OF A LARGE
l. AND VALUABLE COLLECTION OF RICH.
LY FRAMED Oil. PAINTINGS.-On FRIDAY
morning, the s6sh inst, commencing at 10 CLOCK,
in the large room over the store of Elias Hale No
Ice Nj iu street will DE sold at auction rnhont re.
s9se, a very large and valuable collection of Oil
Paintings, in richly oruamenied gil. frames. The
greater portion Of this collection, Ia the private
property of gentleman. and contains msny besu,i.
tul and costly pictures; ard as the conditions Ct
The cons gnn ent cal! tor peremptory sale "to
cover advances made by the consignee," the whole
will be sold without the least reserve.
The paintings will be open for exhibition on
Wednesday, the 18th inst, when the public Ia re
specially invited to cali and examine them.
Descriptive catalogues will be ready for distribu
ten at the time.
Terms cash. Sale 20 be conducted By
nol6-dtd GEORGE SUMNER Aurt
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ID IS L ATCH OFFICER
G0yernor street, = doors from Main.
RICHMOND. Ia
Pamphlets, Business Cerds.
Circulars T'ickets
HandbiIIs, Blanks. &c. s,a.
Labels, Of every description,
tl:nted at short notice and upon reasonable terms
E9 Orders for Ri kinds OF Printing will be re.
,otved and executed in the handsomssT style.
Jy IS
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FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY.
WILL OPEN FOR EXHIBITION. AT

FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY.
WILL OPEN FOR EXHIBITION. AT
W ODD-FELLOWy HALL, TUESDAY, Nov.
10Th, D1hufe's Celebrated Original Paint.
ings of
ADAM AND EVE in PARADISE.
Representing the temptation am expulsion, painted
for Charles x, of France These sublime works
of Art have been exhibited in Europe and the Uni
Led States the past twenty years, to the universal
dniraisn OF over two millions of persons
The Agent respectfully informs the citizens of
Rishmond that these are L came original Paint.
ings by DubWe that were exhibited in the Court
Boou in this city 10 1896.
A rsg istOr Of the Names can be seen at the door
Open from 9, A. III till 10, P. NJ. Brilliantly il
Illuminated ev cry evening.
Admission the whole week, 25 cents Schools
I'D nitted or liberal terms
Season Tickets so cents A description will he
given every evening, at g O'Clock. Its
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTUKE DAYS

BY Davenport, Aflea 4 Co.
GROCERIES. &C., Ar AUCTION
=. On THURSDAY, 2Sth November, We win sell
ooL suction store. at 10 o'clock IN assortment of
Gonee Sugars, various grades
no, Laguay 70 and lava Cote
Window Glass
Green and black Teas
sole Leather. Soap, Candies
moiasses, Tumh,ers Sc &c
lkens-tnder el00, each: si0o ana ,~., .-
months credit for approv nance Ss'' 1ooI
DAVENPORT, ALLEN f. ~
Auctioneers
BY Davenport, Allen d Co.
SOO CASES BOUTS, SHOEs AVN
OOO HATS, SOLE LEATHER & TRIMS.
AT AUCTION.-On THURSDAY Dece mber 9n.'
at 10 O'Clock, We will sell st our Auction store
large assortment of fr sh and ,esirable goods for
winter sales, consisting of
Gents Fine Calf Boots
Meas and Boys heavy winter Boots
Do Hungarian Go
Mems and Boys Sewed and Pegged. Brogues and
Brogans
Youths Boots aud Shoes
Women and Misses Baskins, Ties, Boots, &c, &c.
$50 Cases Silk Hats
500 Sides Sole Leather
$50 Trunks
Richmond made Brogues &C.. &C.
TERNs-under 500 cash; 500 and over. four
months credit for approved paper.
no ~ DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO, Auctrs
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:. AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE D4V9-

FOIUkE DAYS.
A DMi 8ALE-WiI g
a sold on Wednesday, Nov 9th, 1854, n fair
dence ;of William Binford, deceased. in the conn.
~ OF Hanover, On tbs Mechsnicsvils Turupike an
me Household and Kitchen Furniture. the crops of
| Corn, Snucks, Fodder, and Wheat Straw, all the
| s.ocL OF 1rses Mules Cows and Hogs; also, one
| ing Utensils.
II TKEAs OF SALK-Cssh will be REQUIRED
ior al sums under twenty dollars; over that
giount = ereoit OF six mouths will be allowed
ne purchaser TO execute bonds with approved 49,
csrity before the delivery Of their purchases.
JACOB B. KEESEE
Adaar of VIM Biuford deceased.
-, With the will annexed
Ps-Al persons having claims against he a..
tate VIII please present them. TO sO-dtd*
A NTaKAClTK COAL.-The .u6scribeT i
a no" receiving by schr J Rusling, cargo of
No. Red Ash COAL, which he win deliver At
30 20 per cart load, if taken from vessel Orders
left at Messrs Alexander Mott e. Co.,s Auction
store WI receive prompt attention.
no l5-6t* PC IARus
TONQUA BEANs.-5O0 pounds very snperi
l. or Black Tonqua Beans, just received and for
sale in lots the suit purchasers, by
JOHN A ROBINSON,
no ~ Corner Cary and Goth sts
/ ICORICE.-The subscriber has in store and
IL tor sa on accommodating terms, the follow.
Stick, ~ cases Beck & Co, Mas.
JOHN A. ROBINSON,
no ~ Corner Cary and 20th streets.
IMITATION BRANDY, Old Whiskey, Ries,
l. Raislns, Candles Oils, Rofined Sugar and Mo.
'A1 nei sale y DAVENPORT, ALLEss CO.
= HEEFIELD PLATED GOODS.-Re
~ volvine and stationary Casters, Shutters and
Trays, Toast Racks, Sugar Tonss, Walters, Fruit
ard Cske Baskets. Table and Dessert Forks with
many ether ticss Of are plated ware for sale by
K. NJ ZIMMERMAN,
nol9 Corner Main and 9th streets
@F%a FROM NEW YOR K.-Tne
$1,000 steamship City of Richmond, Capt
Mitch II, viii ioave New York on Tuesday sext
the 23d mat, at4 O'Clock PM.
Merchants viii please send On their orders to
come by this ship.
no Is At ASLEE
1sgNs.--,rII:5.Itk FOR LYNCHB RG.-Ihe
csnal boat Despatch, Capt Jor.
dan, Is now Ieady 10 receive freight, and will leave
SATURDAY, full or nos full.
no I5-3t AS.LEE
TPHOLSTERY, PAPER HANI;TNC-
- &c--JOHN F. RkGNAULT, continues to exc.
cute with neaness and expedition all orders in In
hoste'ing and Paper Hanging On Monday next,
WILDE received another supply of the best Hemp
Carpeting.
Particular attention given to the fitting and max
Ing Of Carpets, the prices being for Ingram and
Three.piy ct cts per yard, Binding. Ct cts per va d.
Brussels o cents, Velvet, one shilling.
no lo-3s loJ Main st opp site tn" Banks
TNO FOUNDKY.MEN AND coal. DEAL
L Frs The subscriber having been appointed
by Messrs Noble, Hsniuett Il Co, of Phadelphis.
an agent for the sale OF Anhracite Coal, by the
cargo, earnestly soiics orders frc the trade with
the assurance that they will at all times receive
superior article, aud at the lowest PHILADELPHIA
plies.
no 1875 EDWIN H CLARKE.
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FOR SALE Ott KENT. tna1 desi

a. FOR SALE OF KENT, thar desicable
- private residence s.@sted On the corner Oh isx
ana II hail stfee,s. The dwelling 10 new corn
Portable and cJfnmCdisus, and contains eierrrr
rooms, 10 rhch is attached large Kitchen, smoke
wood and coal houses The situ2rion OF tbs pro-
petty renders IL desirable "a private residence.
For terms, apply - w. BOOTWRfGHT, Ir &
Possession given Is. January. no9-lna
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nj EW HAMS.-A suypIy oi ". y s,p. ti.r lea
~ Hams, Just received ard fsr ssle b
JAMES B. 81 .LTON
20 g EConey Brad and oh s.s Z
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sNISATTDN,S tfBEi4E

sMITH's LOTTERY oEMCK,
"aA street, uader the CkaV Hotel,
CHALk'S OLD STAND.
Te Day.-G. Consolidated, g. CagSaIs: l OF
$50 s23, 7 of $50, OF $500, % Of 1850, 90 OF
$50, l6s OF 3l7. rs numbers, ~ drawn. Tickets
slO-shxss in proportion.
Also, PataPsco, 3Go.-Caphebs: / Of $4,000, of
1000 Of 5o0, l OF $50, / Of 1877, 100 CT 60 rs
numbers ii drawn. Tickets ;Sl-shares in prs.
portion.
Drawn Nos Pstspsso 3o4;
80 80 80 "a SO 81 62 e4 40 Ia Al
Whole, ls 20 Al, SIS.
20 SAFr4
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we EtnlDUed
OF This quotation few evenings since by friend
aud ;adtnirer of the far famed D'Orsay Cologne
Water. Being somewhat troubled with Rheun attic
pans, aud suPposiug, from its extremely pungeut
Odor that 1t would make good csupterirri.ant he
made an experiment upon his knee joiet and in
short time was entirely relieved from ssve re pain
he used it with like benefit in TWO cases of severe
head tche. So that this article, tesides being the
most delightful perfume extsnt, is also one OF the
beet Pain. ExtTactors of the age
GAYNOR 81 WOOD, Manufacturers.
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THE attention OF Ladies ia .oacited 10 the Jew
i and elegant assortEeat OF Brooke 3erinow
Cashmere Bay State and Waterloo (a.l WOOL hong
and square Shawls, 10 De found at the assropol~
tan Store They comprise large variety IN Quail
~, style and prize. Also, general assJsts.aent Of
Dry Gods, suitable for the season.
WILCOX L. BELTS.
no lS ISL Eagle Square Man STREET
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BY James M TayIor.

Wr6nLHk BUlLDiNG LOTS ON ORR.
StTT TN hill, AT AU C1ION-Win be sold On
Sf, oaDA1 next toe 2o,h Nov, at O'Clock In the,
si,na,a upon the premises. twelve building otsr
snas.ea on Oregon Hill, within the BelvideiSs en-
iasS m anese lots are beautifully located and are
TEEMs-one third cash. the balance al 4 and a
moh'hs win intere.t, with the title retained or 4
deed OF trust, to secure the credit payment
no ~ JAMES III TAYLOR Au..
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. am now ready 10 lake those sp!eadid
tkJ neht pictures &: tue ishngly Low price Of
che Do liar, with The My improvements are
H." all finish d, VIII h makes my gallery one Of
The hrest IL slle United States. Our sky 4iaht is
~ qual!ed il X OF the largest and so;test in
tee country. Therefore my pictures cannot Gai b.
phase. Come one, come ala for by so doing YOU
lpJk well to youg interest.
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OIEtE.-TAs stock of Confectionery, Fruits.
y &c, OF the late Joseph Bonayi.a d.c'd, will De
sold for cash, al cOet, a. ais lae stand No &c Maiu
street, until fu: tcr notice. rood opp rtuuliy il
here c'tsred for dealers in this Line TO purchase
no ~ LIT SIMON BOkAVifA, Ex'r
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N0UGHs, COLDS, &c.-Ayers Cherry
~ Pectoral Mrs. Gardner's Ba!sam CT Liverwort,
swavne's Cougq Syrup. Wild Cherry, JayEe's and
Nc e,s Expeetoral, aid various articles Tor Colds,
Coughs, &c. For sale by
SEABROOK & REEVE,
no2 Us Broad street.
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NJ ASTED.-Two, IN ee, four .ur five acres Of
w Ground, in the town of Sidney, OF within NAT
| mile Of the Plank Road, and not ;1.ore THAI ra,o
miles from the city For such io, on accom- mo
dating terms, lioerai price will be paid For fur.
ther information, enquire a. this Office
no 1876
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e ECOND ~ PPLI OF WINE Il
~ GOODS.-We are now in receipt Of our second
supply of Winter Goods, purchased recently at
greatly reduced prices, to which invite tie ST.
ieaton OF al persons in want of desirabl Goods al
extremely low prices. HART d MOSES,
no l2 New store, 63 Main street.
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GREGOHY & MAEKY
Managers, ktclaanond, Virginia,
Successors to J. w. MauIY Il Cs.-stass Ne 6:
Man street
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~ ANTED.- by YOUNG MAN, espao.e Of
w taxing charge ct 9 set CT Books, q situslios
40 Clerk, or Rosh.ieeper, in business house.
Ciiy references giYaa. Address box 240, Rich
uaoEd Post OHics. no l6-2w~
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az Pratt's Daguerrean Gallery, No l45

= w OuUtF
N TIE AGE!-An pain cured like magic! This won-
derfu preparation gives immediate relief 10 all bodily
pau. lt ID used internally and externally. Acute
EAe0aA As and tooth ache swollen face, pains in
'&a or limbs sudden colds, ague pains in the womb
-tera niorbQs, scalds burns, chilbsines, sprains,
rsAes piinpies and chronic eruptiors and pains in
.Ge stomach. ell yield in few minutes to this eheIi-
-! compound la bottles at IL H. IS and 80 cents
Fog sale " Be1nett Beers Adie d Gray Purcell,
-sdd a Go, Dassi, Duvsl, o A EtYeeker, A Bo-
tsks% e,afEef Wood, E!es<, s III ZssArisson, and
W Land- &C -
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o. NOTICE.-Wanted to rent, A HOUSE,
Ha suite Die for gsnteei boarding house situat,
between the City Hctel and the Capitol ANY per
son having such an oae to dispose Of will please
at the UtlON HOTEL, and tenant will be found
no lS y
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'NO BE or NOT TO BE, THAT'S THE
l. QUkSTI0N,-Whether it Is escr for the par.
ty or parties who was kind enough Tuesday
evening" to borrow my sign from under my win.
dow, to return II or not, 10 il is advantage
and u tn wh3 have 1t, disadvantage.
N b Please to hook il under the wind wv apain
as l am now on nv own hooa,
w BARTHOLOMEW, WatctMaker.
no l9-2t UDposite thu Dienatch
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EUsEFtl EUGEKS & SONS KNIVES.
q RAZ0RS, SCISSORS AND RAZOR sTROPS
J. w. RANDOLPH, Bookseller, has jl-t received
direc. from Rogers, Sh, field, an assortment Of
hns Pen Pocket tLd Desk RLves, eod Eresers {
various fatterlE, come entirely rev &! prices
from IS ce1.ts to SIS 90 each. Also, Hezars ret
ready t3r So . cents-a few sat.s If extra
quality, and faished Ia morocco cases. and ns.t
and convenient 1rttc.e Of Razor and Str3p com
lined; SCISSORS IN Morocco cases strcps saa
a sides, beet article made. nol9
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EXECUTOkt's xUTiCE.-Ihs undersl,n.
- ca having qualified as executor Of tie lasl 7sin
decd, a! persons who are in any manner indebted
wi! pieaGe call and SETTLE and III .se persons who
fnay have aay claims agans, the estate will
the IN, properly autheG ticated.
10 i9-i2t SIMON ROEAVITA. Ex'r Ge
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DINE WHITE SEII,Ts.-S MENCHANT
l. IL WElSlGER, have on hand large stock Of
FINE White Shirts, we'll made, ard OF good ma
teiisl MERCHANT il w EISIG
NJ ~ No Ia, Main Street
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ONLY 81 58.-Gentlemens Caii.Skiu sewed
~ Boots, al oniy $3.50. Call soon, or you will
lose a bargain. WI WALSH,
no20 No f3 Main street
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keLATED HAkE.-Cas,ors, Cake Baskets
L Tea Sets, aud Walters, of the richest and la
test styles. Also, Papier Mache Goods in great va
rety. Dressing Cases. for the toilet and for tray
cling; Bronze Ornaments aid Csndelstras, MsItel
Clocks, fine Tea Trays Just received and for sale
by LEWIS GiETER
uo4 I37 Main street.
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fENEAS.-Gfeen and black-of superior quality
l. For sale by
no 20 DAVENPORT ALLEN & CO
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LyO0T sTOVEs-F0r Churches, Coaches and
L those persons troubled with cold feet For
| sale by X NJ ZIMMERMAN
no IL Corner Main and i2fh streets
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'E>EAS.-A very superior article Put up 10
4 pound package. For sale by
JAMES SHELTON,
70 20 Corner 4,h and Broad streets
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GOOD NEWS EOii HnKs! fOYS' OVER
~ COATS AND WINTER FROChs -Rsceived
per steamer Roanoke and City 0f Richmond fine
lot .ot Boys Pctersham. Beaver, Pi:nt ard Tiger
Overcosts, Fancy Cashmere Fruck, Brown, Black
aud Fsncy Wadded Frocks, Cassime:e Pants. Me
rinu Vests, SC. &c. Call on
no Il KEEN, CHI ES & BALDWIN,
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A NTakAC1TE COAL.-The subscriber ia
"A now receiving by schr Rusling, a cargo OF
No. Red Ash COAL, which he win deliver nj
IS TOPPER cart load, if taken from vessel. Orders
Store will receive prompt attention. -'"
no lJ-6ts D n ANU,
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New York Dry Goods Market.

This week is as dull a week as is almost possible
Tho ,o,b;-. s,u v;tbbo, tha,r ,- 20. nrr,bo.ss ana
- 80 1ho -
rev are the spring goodsyet senS even Tor the lar on
markets Of the Southwest and South Unbcscned sheet,
ings and shifting. are very quiet New goods are freely
ARRIVING ar nri,a, ava arm P,eo.bad ,ooa, ora j.,
=. ~ so " -
considerable stcS, except OF the lower qualities BIT
the demand is very dull. though prices are steady
Drills are less plenty and holders are hrmer a. from
6s5c &c for browns which are The only kinds in re
quest osuaburcs are selling freey end the sto,x is
very much reduced prices are firm DENNIS are With.
out change h,,. oul st-nas ,ra drl ara Rev. T,nks
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Foreign Market.

eTATE TaApErhs success which has 90 far attended
the usuipalion Of Louis Nspoeonalayng, ~ 1t does
the henson OF civil in France and Of the
lutionsry movements In other parts Of Europe-has
tended restore the tone Of the Manchester mars and
on the whole have to report slight increase Of
business compared with what had last week. after
the receipt Of the startling intelligence from France just
referred to- The Yarn market however, remains very
inanmate and the transactions few, and small ia
amount Tho engagements previously entered into
would indeed preclude great extent OF operations at
present but the dangers which must time beset
the tranquility Of large portion of the continent
evidently rendering the merchants still cautious
than they before And although the advces from
America report advance Of - to per cent per ID in
the material at New York, and * cent at New
orleans yet they state to have been consequence
Of the improvement which took place in Manchester
and in Liverpool about q month ago and at the
same time they inform that the picking has
been twice as long it was last year, and that some
parties have raised their estimates Of the crop to 800
600 bales. There be doubt that but for these
causes the prices Of yarns would still have had up
ward tendency; it is, mule yarns, from SOS down.
ward may he had at I'D to I'D 10 below the rates Of
a fortnight back Throstle warps fully lsd---20s and
SEES water twist in the bundle i'd except we'll
known spinnngs Of the best qualities. and the lower
counts of reeled water 'sd to Id. Mule yarns,
adapted for India, fiat at decline Of sd to I'D.
ers maintan the advance lately attained The demand
for goods has been in degree unfayoraby aec ted
but is only to partial extent that any decline in
price is sustained. Good domestics and cloths and
the better qualities of printers, Of all widths firm
at the quotations of last week but Cloths which
depend mainly upon the Indian trade continue in de-
pressed state,
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Domestic MISCELLANY.

INVITATION TO kossUTH RETRAcIEp Tho City
Council Ct Richmond. Va voted in October last, ex
ten to kos.Uth official Invitation 10 visit that city
Last week the vote was reconsdersd by very large
jorty.
DEATH OF REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIER The
Racine, Witccpss, Commercial t7itaisr records the
death in that city the 18th inst of Mr. Lot Search
veteran Of the revolution Mr. q, was born in Sussex
j. March Sth, 1902 At the time Of his death he
nearly 30 years Of age. He served under Washington
and was engaged in the battle Of Monmouth.
DEATH OF Dr.. MATHEW Brown, or ROCKIES
TER This venerable citizen died Sunday last In the
s5th year his age He removed to Rochester In 1877
from which time until within few years. he among
the most active business men in Western New York.
The ART UNION OF PHILADELPHIA The Ma
nagers Of the Art Union Of this city represent that In
consequence Of the pressure In the money market there
have been nine hundred subscribers eas this year than
isst and the TED e rtccIts ,-ccQ
Jhtl Jed. ,T, DE-, "a.