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Items or Late Foreign News.

New York, October H.-Electioneering In
various parts of England IL reported looking
towards the possible dissolution Of Parlia.
ment next spring.
1t is stated that the recent wet weather In
England destroyed tenth part of the whole
wheat crop.
Woolwich arsenal has been leyelled to the
ground by an explosion of cotton. liun-cot'
ton possibly.l No lives lost.
1t is reported that Lord Lyons will succeed
Earl Cowley at Paris.
The case of the seven Confederate vessels
seized us the property Of the United States
has been again postponed.
The foundations in France were subsiding.
Great damage has been done by the floods,
and the Emperor heads subscription with
100000 francs.
Garibaldi has returned to Capua, and his
volunteers have been disbanded.
All quiet at Palermo.
The King Of Hanover has protested to all
the Cabinets Of Europe against the annexation
to Prussia, and appeals to oil the Powers to
aid him against oppression. Salt won't save
him.
The instruction In Gambia Is still progress.
ing, and the insurgents were marching upon
the city of Gambia. The Porte has recognized
Prince Charles as Hospodar.
The French Minister has protested against
Turkey ceding any ports in the Gulf OF Eguls
to the United States or Russia.
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Nrsre aSeut the Gsld-seiling Telesram . he
Philadelphia Ledger Cholera.
wAsnIxaTos, October H.-It appears from
the monthly report OF The Board Of Health
that there has been thus far only one death
from Asiatic cholera In this city.
Il seems that the Philadelphia Lesioer's cor
respondent obtained his Information about the
alleged questions Of the President concerning
the status OF Congress from H. M. Flint, bet
ter known as " Druid" who 10 one Of three or
four persons who aid the regular correspond.
euts In procuring Washington news. Flint
made contradictory statements, the last one
being that somebody In office told him that an.
other person had told the person In ONCE that
he. the other person, said that he had seen the
paper, and that his informant. tolA him about
an alleged conversation In the White House
between the President and an intimate friend,
and said that the intimate friend had told an.
other friend, who had told still another friend,
and that the fourth friend had related the
conversation to Flint, who framed the ques.
tons in his own language, rs II they were ac-
tually those Of the President. The Ledger
saws II II had known the dispatch was manu-
featured by Flint It would not have appeared
In that paper. All the facts and circumstances
of this shameful fraud have been fully ex.
planned to the President.
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Trial Of MIR. Davis.

The National Intelligencer Of yesterday
says:
We do not see how the trial can we'll
take place before next spring. The Chief
Justice will be engaged in the Supreme
Court for several months after the opening
OF Congress, and it will scarcely be practi-
cable Tor him to hold session Of the Circuit
Court at Richmond until after the adjourn
ment OF the Supreme Court.
We arc glad TO ascertain, as we do from
The correspondence, that the charges Of
completely with the assassination are aban-
doned. We never had any faith in these
charges. We have regretted very much
That Mr.. Hollis zeal in this branch Of the
subject hurried him into steps in reference
10 procuring the testimony Of Conover aud
others; which, TO say the least Of 1t, have
served to wound Mr.. Holt more than Mr..
Davis.
That Mr.. Davis was rebel Is beyond dis.
puie: that he was an assassin appears to be
Al Infamous aud anfoundsd calumny.
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Extensive FOrGeries In New York City
Banks-Checks Forged for 6l7,34l.

A young man named Edward Urwick
was brought before Justice Bowling, at the
Tombs, this1afternoon, charged with being
an accomplice in the forgery of four checks
amounting to eli, 34l.lgJor rsL
It appears that man named Edward
Durspd opened an account at the Hanover
Bank on the llth instant, and deposited
two checks on the Bank of North Anne
RIGA, one amounting to $4,000, purporting
to have been drawn by Stein s. Wulfng,
and the other for s7,46O, drawn by Trevor
s. Colgate.
Immediately on the deposit being made,
the checks were sent to the offices Of the
respective firms named, and so like were
the signatures that they were certified as
correct, and returned. -
On the same day be wnearly the entire
amount out of the bank without creating
any suspicion. Next day he deposited
three checks on the Chemical Bank for
s4,7sO, drawn by John c. Lord. On the
National Park Bank for ss,96l, drawn by
Philip Meyers & Co., and on the Mer-
chants Bank for $500.
Within half an hour after making the
latter deposit he drew q check on the
bank for $4,000, and sent it by Urwick to
the Office of Mr.. Julius Molder, gold
broker in Wall street, for the purpose OF
buyingi81O,0O0 worth Of gold.
Mr.. Molder's clerk, to make sure that all
was correct, sent the clerk over to the
bank to see If it was all right before paying
over the gold. ssT r. a4Tisj
Some short time previous to the gold
buying the teller at the Hanover Bank dis
covered that the checks were all forgeries,
and sent over to the post-office for Officer
Waliing, who was quickly on hand, and
proceeded to the Office Of Mr.. Aolder,
where he arrested Urwick. III
On being taken into custody, the prisoner
stated that be had been sent 10 get the gold
By Durand, who was TO meet him IN New
street for the purpose Of receiving Il. The
officer accompanied him TO the place men.
toned, bat Durand was nowhere to b seen.
re was then conveyed to the Tombs, And
temporarily committed till Monday morn
ipg. when the case VIII come up for ex'
animation before Justice Bowling. -Nei
York Express, Saturday. .,ssI = a.
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BY Steamer from Europe-The Alabama
Claims.

New YORK, October T.-Foreign advices to
the 9TH have been received by steamer. The
London Times compliments Lord Stanley on
his speech ut the cable banquet In Liverpool,
which was, 1t says, designed to satisfy the
United States that our relations with that
country are safe in his hands" The Times
suggests that his Lordship should take in hand
the differences relating to the Alabama claims.
1t is persuaded they can be set ut rest II the
necessary temper and judgment be brought to
bear 1t further suggests that England should
offer to submit its neutrality laws, together
with those Of the United States, to revision
by mixed commission. Also, that the time
has come when Il concession respecting the
Alabama claims is no longer open to miscon-
struction, and would be accepted by the
United States as a spontaneous act Of good
will,
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Markets by Telegraph

NEW YORK MARKETS.
New York, October l5.-Cotton very firm ut
42@44c. Flour steady. Wheat lG2c. better.
Corn &c. better. Provisions steady.
New YORK, October l5.-Afternoon. Flour
steady at $ll soG$l6. 80 for southern; sales, 400
barrels. Wheat, 1G2c. better. Corn, &c. better.
Oats, lace better. Beef dull. Pork quiet (;
sales, $3.50 barrels. Lard lower. Whisky firm.
Cotton firm sales, 800 bales middling, 42G44c.
Sugar firm. Moiasses steady; sales, 50 hogs
heads. Spirits Of turpent tine, 7oG7ic. Rosin,
t4.25 ''t '''.s -gu
- MONEY xARKGr ilI se,y .t,
NEW YonK, October l5.-Gold, l5l4. Ex'
change, LOT. a'sH
New YORK, October l5.-Afternoon. Gold,
1905. Ds Of 1865, los'.. los, 9sk.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, October l5.-Flour very firm ;
western extra, tl2. 76G$ls.50. Wheat steady.
Corn firm; receipts light. Oats firm. Pro-
visions inactive. Sugars very Arm. Whisky
steady.
MOBILE MARKETS, MONDAY.
MoBrLI, October l5.-Cotton-.Sales to-day,
800 bales; middiings, ssG+oc.; low middlings,
SIC. Market very hard. . a
LoxDox AND LIVERPOOL xARKErs OF SATURDAY.
LIVERPOOL, October l3.-Cotton market &C.
tive. Sales to-day, 1000 bales. Middling mp
lands, l5d. BrcadstuGs market fImer for
wheat and corn. Market for provisions dun,
with declining tendency. Weather again nm.
favorable.
Lospos, October l3.-Consols closed ct ssh
American stocks-C Closing prices to-day: Uni.
lad Stated Five twenties, 70A; Eric Railway,
lSN Illinois Central, 7Sa. .ttttfs T,t
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THE PLENARY CorNCIL-BIsHop McGILL.
The Baltimore Sun ofyesterday contains
full account of the proceedings on Sunday.
So late, however, was the hour at which
we received our mail that we must content
ourselves with the following short extract: :
In the evening, vespers were sung, the
sanctuary being filled with the clergy, and
the church again crowded. The Right
Rev. Bishop McGill, of Richmond, one of
the most eminent theologians of the church,
preached a sermon on " The Authority of
the Church," which is pronounced to be
one of his ablest efforts. This evening the
sermon will be delivered by the Right
Bishop Wood, Of philadelphia, his subject
being "The Infallibility of the Church,"
On Thursday next the fourth public ses-
sion will be held, when divine service OF a
character usual to such occasions will be
had, and aon Sunday next the last and
closing session will be held, the magnificent
procession and solemnities of the opening
day being duly observed. =.
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Terrible Fire in Quebec.

MONTREAL, October ia terrible fire &C.
CURED in Z uebec last night In St. Roche's and
St. Savears suburbs. Fifteen hundred houses
were destroyed, four men killed, one soldier
blown up, and one officer wounded.
.' ~ SECOND DISPATCH.
MONTREAL, October 1.-THE whole district
west of Crown street TO St. Lauver toll gate,
nearly mile in length, Is burned; seventeen
churches and converts are destroyed, 1900
houses are In ashes, and % 900 persons are rem.
dered houseless.
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Dir. J. J. CRAVEN APPOINTED POSTWAR
TER AT NEwARK.-The Newark Courier Of
Saturday says:
Our citizens were somewhat surprised
THIS morning by tho announcement that
Dr. Craven, author of Prison Life Of Je6.
.Daoas, had been appointed postmaster ut
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The Cable Dinner in England Cheap Honors
Cyrug ", Field left TO Mr.. Johnson.

New YORK, October l4.-At the banquet In
England in honor Of the cable-layers, mes
sage was read from the Queen, comforting
knighthood npon Captain Anderson, Pro-
fessor Thompson, Messrs. Glass and Canning,
and baronetcy upon Mr.. Sampson and Mr.
Gareche. The Queen says her reason for not
comforting distinguishing marks of her favor
upon Mr.. Field is an apprehension that IL
might encroach upon the province of his own
Government
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The Roman Catholic Pienary Council.

BALTIMORE, October 1.-THE Roman Catho-
lie Plenary Council held public session to-
day at the Cathedral. Archbishop kerrick
celebrated pontiilcal mass, and Archbishop
Purcell preached. The DEGREES Of the Council
were read in Latin.
Bishop Paroza, Of Margenta, Wisconsin, Is
lying seriously i'll from the effects of fall on
Wednesday. 'tfr
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The Court Of Appslh ~ .Gsnoa, Italy.
has siyen judgmeps In m iimportant case.
The rsoistrar Of that torn had refused to
ssnction ths civil narfiaee oC : IpriAe.
HisJefpssl bad beeR Salidaeed ~ . lower
csurt, hut n es. sentsnee has snow Oeea
isSe.As9 s q IA p.iucip)s ~
Nh IN sssish espbtT. us 81
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p FAD! READ! ,., e1
and receive wholesome advice where to buy your
CLOTHING FOR MEN. YOUTHS, AND BOYS.
GENTLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS,
cheaper than any other house in the city.
The only thing necessary to convince you viii be
to call at
l.. ORIENT TREES.
Sill BROAD STREET (OhD No. III.
BETWEEN EIaurH AND NIxrH STREETS,
where he IL selling goods at the following prices
PANTS.
Good Casinet Pants at $i.7s,
Extra Casinet Pants from ~ to -,
Good Cashmere Pants at rs to ~, ..
Prime Cashmere Pants from - ",
Good Black Pants at &3.7s, 3 ~.
Fine Black Pants at $t.7s, ..
Fine Black Doeskin Pants at $3.50 to so. -
VESTS.
Casinet Vests ats se ..
Cashmere Vests from 81. so to u,
Black Cloth Vests at %,
Black Silk Vests at $3.50,
Fancy Silk Vests at 1878,
Black Cotton velvet Vests at %.
Fancy silk-vslvet Vests from sd.sototI.
.... COATS, ..
Casinet Goats at $3.50,
Black Cssinet Coats Ut $3.50, io.
Black Cashmere Coats at$7,
Fine Black Cloth Sacks from 81 tls,
Cashmere Coats from 30 to Is,
Fine Cashmere Coats from Is to Us,
Black Frock Coats at - and %,
Fine Black Cloth Coats from $ls to as. !"
YOUTHS AND BOYS CLOTHING. a@
A full assortment, and at all prices. re
eau .#. CASHMERE SUITS. .r -@8
Atwood SHIFTS at $is, t. .ii .r -'i
Cssinet Suits dark COLOR ateH, -s... -aU
All-wool Cashmere Suits ut SIS, ...., ...
Silk mixed Cashmere Suits at 3lo, . 4,
Fine Silk mixed Cashmere Suits from Sls to Sas.
Light Cashmere tHarrison) at 30,
Brown Cashmere Suits at 80, a'
Fine French Cashmere Suits from 81 TO sss,
Black Suits at all prices. aE Htaht
.. SHIRTS. "'n :
Undsmhirts at % cents, .'"J .,
Gray Undershirts ct o., $500 81.
White Undsnhirts at from tl 10 ~ ..,Dg
Pine Atwood Undsrshirts at S3.as tots, itj
Red Flannel Shirts at $i7. r., ~.
Red Flannel Drawers at SITS, ...S =.
White Shirts at 81, 4" .."' u,
White Shirts from u IS to sl.sc, '''0 .pq.
Fine Shifts at from 4l. so 10 ts.W, ~.
Jeans Drawers 1t rs cents. t,l
Fine jeans Drawers ct from u toti.7s.
Calico Shirts Ut $l.a, 5.u! g.,
Ru1ied- bosom Shirts at e7.7s, So
Csssimsrs Shirts, . full stock, from u 10 %.
"a HANDKBRCHIEPs. ;ul
whits Hsndkerchiefs at 20 cents, r..El' -
Linen Handksrchiefb Ut - cents, fs1t q
Ie Fine Linen Han dkerchisfs ss 70 cents, ~ -gl
SILK Hsndksschisfs from ~ qALO. .a ,ri
vyL igln ByDs COLLARS.i "a !. fal ,Ya
Goldsmith's Glazed st IS cents. LII.
A. 7. GFay's ut " cents, ~. as I'LL
Genuine Grsy's ct IS cents, "'i
Gray's Standing Collars at Is cents, 5'
Linen Collars from 10 to IS cents. ""
scARFs AND HRCK.TIIs.
4 full supply, st all prices. Z
sUSPKNDERs.
suspsndsrS for Is cents TO u pair.
Fine White guspsnden at IS cents.
' HATS. g'it -
Wool Hats st rs cents, a.
Fur Hats from o. % to eS.
Ihavs also ell the late FASHIONABLE HATS d
| al prices. isat ttf
A full stock Of UMBRELLAS and vALIsIs. And
1t PRICES TO SUIT fHI TIMES. Don't forge
the store Of ,igi !. oREIHTRE9,
sii Broad direct told No. mr..
a. lin between Eighth and Ninth
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sEroHT OF TIE rosAcco nAsrsI.

TOBACCO EIcHAN91,
RIcHxosB, Va, October Is, 1885.
Breaks small to-day. We continue our Sa
turday's remarks and quotations. No chang.
70 note In our market. Below we give thu
transactions: Thirty eight hogsheads, tierccs
and boxes opened; thirty-one sold. Lugs
common working and shipping, funked
t3 to $50; Tugs, medium working and ship.
ping, funked, t5 TO $3.50 lugs, good working
and shipping, IS to $780, leaf, common work
ing and shipping, funked, " to $3.50; leaf
medium working and shipping, funked, on
to sH.5o; Leaf, good working and shipping
tl6 to sl7; leaf, fine working and shipping
SIS TO go; manufacturing, common to me
dunn. fl3 to SIS; manufacturing, good to fins
sl7 to SO; manufacturing, extra, go to go
fancy wrapper new, go to $50.
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Hon. ]. i. Nsson and family, Of Viz
pan, viii Pssd ~ winter q yososts. ~
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PARTNEneHrp0

D1ssoLUIloNs g aARZlsERsHIpA
NEW CONCERN.-Havins purchased
q. Interest r sa ns:s .. =. s:s.
sSASP.S SSSks s'S s sII iGP.ps ss,n q:
Second and Grace streets. and beg eonanuanes
concern u Brsnder GILES; 80 coovp
In retiring from the s1SSess sn .,.sss ssa 20
patronage extended 20 the concern q bfandsf =
s. isS snBs ooKR NJ B as Soss
not need . recomme ndation from me, and 0enersl
Cooke has proved himself general In some thinss,
and Will in the grocery and s1%pisssiGn e1iinsss
' 3. i I.astxruar e.o"e. :" -
Of Richmond, Va. OF stsunton, We.
COMPREHENSIVE. - The subscri-
s:ssSs 4: FssR s is s:
At the old stand OF N. II. Lee, No. las frsniIil
PRODUCE Of every kind, plsdginS to their Gus.
toners iuli market prices and prompt Is'u In
Richmond, October IS, 1888. cls-iI
NO-PARTNERSHIP The under
~ signed have this day a.sosi.tsd ,hsn:syss e.
asB AGENCY 1UssEss under he Arm Ike
& GODDIN.
They viii sell real estate and personal property
OF every description, at pfblic auction or privately,
in III city and adjoining counties; rent out houses,
draw deeds, mortgages and contracts, and nego'
Once for the present, No. las Franklin street.
JAMES II t Z. IaopprS.
Richmond, October (, 1885. oc is-iw
THE FIRM OF CANNON & DOUGH-
The SCREW DOCK Will BIO conducted hereafter
i xdSs sns g. a. III
spar. making, canlking, &c.
October 9Th, 1855. EDWARD CANNON.
RRs. CANAL BOATS, and SMALL VESSELS on
and for doing ali Kinds Of REPAiRfyS, such .:
earpsnierDs spar making 6 swSn,fRlPDs Ss&SS s
ocls-st foot OF Twenty hfth and Dock streets.
nISSOLUTION.-The firm of COLE
consent J. WALL TURNER.
RIoHxosD, October IL, 1865.
Having purchased the interest of my partner,
A. c. Cole. will continue the business heIetofote
BY COLE L. fGRaEs
News Dealer, &c., No. 20 Thirteenth street
In retiring from the arm Of COLE TURNER,
most heartily recommend Mr.. TURNER TO the for.
mer customers OF the firm and the public generally.
To all my friends, to all whom friendly feeling
for me has induced then to deal with the late nrm
to show the same kindly feeling for me by dealing
with Mr.: Turner q II were still with him o,v
oc Its C. COLE.
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COURT ORDERS.

TRULES HELD IN THE CLERKS
"A oHHICs OF THE CoURT -OP. HANovER
wsllIsn *, Mn: jSsn IIIi; cS:f::a; Mn;
Mesecs .is Of John 'I 9e.eo.. 'i sli:.bssh e.
Sweeney, Elizabeth W. Observation-Disclosures.
Minor Wisdom. John \, WHIT. william w,.aom-
the two last named being Infants .... Defendants.
~ IN cHAxcERY.
w. Mills in the lands Of the late John NILS.
snail a i1 sppss, s1.isd sSsr.so 1psa The ssd.vis
Of John T. Mills showing that Minor Wisdom,
q. & s,s the 9' y:o. .h x. .d Iso. wsSm q
q iS XXI: notice. 70 Ss.aa Il. Int:
oe4rh4w Ae0''-tss'St: rs, BOSWELL. Clerk.
TN THE RICHMOND HUsTINGS
Ambrose Ford and samuel D. Hisis.... .Pisintids.
John " x Isss I'd r An
WIFE, Mis 3 siSn:aa. ami q s r.:
,hS dssresa entered IN said
on a: q SDs ~
| state md settle the following accounts, via:
!. e e Il w d.
/
Z. An. account Of the outstanding debts against
| said estate, and their dignity.
5. An account Of the personal assets belonging
An account of the real estate Of ssid n. H.
Thornton. 49,
In stating the said accounts the commissioner
shall take prtmG lacfs correct, liable 70 be sur.
charged and lsi1sd BY any party interested, any
accounts heretofore settled according TO law, and
shall report to this court with any matters spe-
ciaiiy stated, deemed pertinent by himself, or
which any party may require 70 be 50 stated. And
said commissioner shall further inquire and report
to this court whether dover In Kind can be ~.
signed to the widow OF s4id N. b. Thornton out Of
the real estate OF which he died seized and pos.
| sessea. And said commissioner shall publish
notice OF the time and place taking said secounts
and making said inqulnes once week for four
successive weeks IN some nsyspaps, publiahsd "a
be equivalent to personal service Of sneh notice
on the parties TO this cause, or any OF them"
.aI ,.s..- C0xAIssIoSBs's OYsicB,l \
RICHMOND, September IS, lsss.
The parties interested In the foregoing DEGREES
| are hereby notified that have appointed NY once,
on Franklin street, In this city, ~ the Iase, and
Thursdsy the 18th day or October next, ct 70 a.
O. the time for hing the accounts and masking the
inquiries therein dirssssd; d which time and
place thsy are required Y :, !. ppsSprs.s.x-s
90 3s-lawlw Commissioae1 In Chsneery.
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.Jf.-s Vessels Arrived at Liverpool
LIVERPOOL, October lS.-Steamship Jaw,
from New York October 3, and ship Chancel.
lor, Ives, from New York September II, have
arrived. ------ L-------..-. 49,
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CoxxIssIoxIB's 0ysicB,l
FERTILIZERS
p p 80 - - -, ,..,..'1'ss'iit71
10. - Mart sSa1xs,
81 '9i t"'i sole sgsuts lbs II

~ sole aSeUfo ~ ~
8y O9IIBFD PRKMIUn pIAl0sYO81D.
9Nsss inseramsnss Aavs bssa bslsss Ne Dshlis
YOR THE Last fHIRIy YBA1S. n ss0es<itaoa
With the bsst makers q thA eogAfSx, - ~ NV
,psopoanssA ~ ALL 3HS LxApM0 f105D1so1s
AID AkAfEpM he ,5p,,
- Bfsf PiAxOS ifA1uHacFvxIDi
fnsSs tnjkstb tns6 Asvs AL fH1 Latest II.
3s} I,Adgi H1ovMHuYo, ~ ~ ~
.2any9 WARRANTED y01 HvD YxA1Av
M he Dsivilses q eoghangs wienla ftvslvs
noatAs v ma sntjrsiy sakislAsos1
- Tie D1fsAAess. 4F!a
We refer b Ne lolloving y>ssenss vAe hAys
sflIYrO PIANOS Sov n -
0sasEai :. 1.Ln. waahinsass oenaoe. tsz,ns.
D. .. PAYss 3 Ess.. IgsaAlasy;
!, Isv, r Z PxuLISe, Vfgtpia lanele Jns1ltstsj
HissH AsY BALSwix. 1SnAls ,6skeeL ~ J. o.
CAVE, Deal, nvnh ~ yliaA insl1lze, ohln1oa
s. Profs9cs y. A. AHDeED. 11sA1eeA.
1 ell fsso ell n vaal g ouY11Jo1 pIA1o0
y seltsitsA- fsens llAeAl. E.r4 lfhs-O
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TVO1fxTO CATaUP.-Ws hsye On con-
y
sf94ty n as.IJia ~
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CLOTHING.

NEW GOODS JUST REJECT ED AT
IN No. 1900 Main street. Call and see them.
E. b. SPENCE, Agent,
oc 10 Merchant Tailor and Clothier.
AND DRAWERS,
~ FOR WINTER WEAR.-Cold weather 10 st
and and warns us all to change our underwear
with the weather, to avoid sic knsss: Call and ex:
anime our fall assortment OF UNDERSHlRTS and
DRAWEkS, embracing all qualities and sizes, ut
WILLIAM IRA SMITH CO.'S,
oc6 fH" liz Main street.
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THAU DE COLOGNE. -Knowing the
III eaareify az fonuino ColcRno Wpteg n this
soantYT. ksvS Imported lot aifeSl non ColcGnes
MID Issa sdsr = soastAiss ySyn ssRSSHssSsis
! Z ys.slz,assss Stesk. ysrrssessl sssis.
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II p. TURNER,
r. ATTORNEY AT Law
ai5 NOTARY PUBLIc.
onss In Law Building. rear Of WAt0 oAss.
II T. d. MYERS,
CIVIL IHaIHBII.
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southwest corner Eighth ana Main stzsss. y sain.
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