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Dnrp aStjc Mar<tafg.

NEW YORK, November 2l.-Money easy
at GOT per cent. Sterling, 1898: Gold,
l3415. 5-2O's, '62, Ill. North Carolina
6's, IS new, 64. Virginia 6's, ex-coupons,
50; new, 5615. Tennessee 6's, ex-coupons,
GSA; new, GSM.
Flour unchanged. Wheat dull. Corn
quiet. Pork dull at 500. Lard dull. Cot
ton steady at 241ac. Turpentine quiet at
4715c. Rosin steady strained and COM
mon, $252%@s2 Freights quiet.
Eerinq.ECoiton less active but steady :;
sales, 1900 bales at 2415c. Flour droop-
ing. Wheat heavy and lc. lower. Corn
slightly favors buyers. Whiskey steady at
$l.G5 western held at Sl.O8. Pork heavy
at S2S@S29. Lard quiet. Naval stores
. dull. Freights quiet and q shade frmer.
Money easier at 4@6 per cent. Gold,
l34L. Governments strong. Stocks lower.
BALTIMORE, November 2l.-Virginia 6's,
old, inscribed, 461s bid, 461a asked. North
Carolina Is, ex-coupons, 6434 bid; new,
633l bid, "a asked. .-...
CINCINNATI, November 2l.-Bacon dull I;
shoulders offered at l2c. Whiskey, &c.
ST.. LOUIS, November 2l.-Flour quiet
duu uuSAdhSOu INV S1.'oNS~o o'
Corn firm; old, SlQS3c. Mess pork, S24.
Bacon easier; shoulders, l2R@l23lc. !;
clear sides, 1Sc. Lard-Choice kettle, Is
@l5hc. Whiskey dull at CSC.
WILMINGTON, N. c., November 2l.-
Spirits turpen;ine firm at 43c. Rosin-Low
grades, $l.9O@sl.s5. Crude turpentine,
$2gS3. Tar, $3.50. Cotton, 2l@2212c.
CHARLESTON, November 2l.-Cotton firm
middlings, 1890; sales, 400 bales; re-
ceipts, 9l9 bales exports foreign, 2,74l
bales; coastwise, 2,lO6 bales.
SAVANNAH, November 2l.-Cotton opened
quiet but steady, and closed frmer with an
advance of I@1sc.; middlings, 23Rc.
receipts, 1000 bales. There was killing
frost here last night. ....
MOBILE, November 21.-Cotton-mid-
dlings, 221a@22s4c. 1t opened at the in
side and closed firm at the outside figure.
Sales, $500 bales receipts, 36l bales; ex-
ports, 37S bales.
NEW ORLEANS, November 2l.-Cotton
better; middlings, 1870; sales, $3.50
bales; receipts, 1875 bales !; exports, ,752
bales. Gold, l34TQlS5. New York sight,
Il discount. Sugar, higher fully fair,
li,1c.; prime, 1890; clarified, 1880. Mo-
lasses lower; common, 559571ac.; choice,
7Oc. prime, 65967c.
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WONDERFUL FREAK OF NArURE-A GIRL
WITH TWO HEApS.-One Of tho most pecu-
.:l- freaks of nature ever exhibited any
rbcrc nav now he seen at Ames's Museum,
.7St. Charles street. 1t is young negress,
ss,u; fourteen years Of age, with two dis
.oc, heads. Both heads are perfect in
firm aul feature, each resting upon sepa-
rate neck, side and side, facing to the front
The two faces are similar in feature and
EXPRESSION, and what is most wonderful is
that there seems to be a separate and dis
y:nct brain organism, for the girl can hold
conversation upon different subjects at one
ari the same time. She is very bright and
intelligent, reading and writing with accu-
ra1r.
Two Gentlemen we're convcrsing with this
wonderful girl yesterday at the same time,
when The one addressing the right head
made some ludicrous remark which threw
TIA, head into n paroxysm Of laughter,
while the face Of the left maintained an
expression o. the utmost seriousness.
While there is a dual formation of the
head, there is but one trunk, the girl eat
la- aat drinking with both mouths alike.
4 uambcr Of our first physicians have
visited this girl, and expressed wonder at
le2 peculiar organiZation.-AeU orleans
ItgHV,lte.
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The National Christian Convention, which
mas closed us three days session in New
loik city, concluded as the result Of its de-
liberation on the question, How to reach
Tue masses that the principal reason why
Iae gospel has not been more universally
UNUSED was the lack of effort on the part
u wealthy churches and influential Chris
.-a''. As & remedy for this shortcomlng,
Il was urged that there be good coDgrega-
n'hal singing, free churches, better preach
~ shorter sermons, more enthusiasm, less
.4oW' attention 10 the poor, education Of
"94-4 for the Church and for the mis-
s'v-t'y Held, daily religious newspapers,
I a.. &rsic.aao religious Eterature.-Neuo
Ior6 TriJ.me.
IN Clay county in this State lives ne
gro woman called Minnie who is one hun
a'C 60 aud eighteen years old. She was born
"a ~ Virginia in 1850, twenty-six years be-
!ofe the revolution. Mr.. w. j. Stark, her
primer master, says he has known her
ABOUT SIXTY years, and has never known her
~ DC SICK but once, and then she had the
ever aud ague. lie further states that
tt''F years ago she was worth fifty dollars
.so' than nothing in other words, he was
t~'4 nifty dollars 10 take and support her.
d" LoMs Dispatch.
IAe Houston Union says that the ques-
W, w u dividing Texas into three States
wiz wiz De ag!tated on the rcassembling of the
y,I,'en'!Dn IN December next. The bill
;at'T- by a moderate ina jority before, and
- &c sui4 tina, several OF the DELEGATES who
s0'vd against division then will vote in
''T9r Of it this time.
=, i@Iadelphia has taken steps to import
II-'I'aAd English sparroWs, which will be
wv, ~. loose IN tho public squares and parks
AszI spring.
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p,r-s Not THE TH,NG.-The expert

VAS Not THE THING.-The expert
Of Old Point the other day showed
pe.TS .,uns will soon demolish ordinary
ios, one Of the targets fred at is COM
l",s3 At an iron cmbrasure supported on
1',> s;Jr hv brick parapct, while the op-
'"': eide is Of stone, the arch over them
l's'-o - brick. The embrasurc is about
.,,' lcct high by six feet in breadth. There
.S" n,rt-hole some two and o half feet
in the centre. Above and below
sa' src heavy twelve inch wrought iron
wan, .,.,n. sunported BY heavy twelve-inch iron
E",,os which occupy the two sides.
E'T~,s, e sides. in turn, are supported by four
.-.,rnn,e iron pillars, fifteen inches in
snr,s AMI foot thick, to which the front
' ~. are firmly bo,ted. The second target
ais, m iron cmbrasnre, supported by
,,.,,,rv and heavy iron bars l2h IL inches.
",o size of the parapct is Of concrete,
~, .he ether is earth. / third target,
t,,,,, in the shape of Il tower, is composed
- .st Gnciss. 4 fourth target is composed
y, Granite, and is a stone embrasure sup
,.-.ol ~ arches Of briSkwork.
rRe ar,t shot nj the last-deScribed target
90. s~aa thirtcen-inch smoothborc, and
.-.g,i The edge Of the embrasure, passing
.--arh the open space IN the target, and
s,;pr very little damage. The second shot
-. from the same gun, and struck to the
--b; and = little above the target, doing con-
ia~ah.e damage to the front of the target,
.a.:ic- cracking it badly in the rear and
irving large pieces Of granite, weighing
,.vega hundred pounds, a great distance
nom the target.
i third shot struck to the right of the
,nArasurc. doing much damage, while the
.,arih struck just below the embrasure,
-,r-ying stone and everything before it.
.ae object Of this was to see the effect of
bis kind of firing upon stone fort, such
s. this or Fort Wool. The tests were, Of
curse, very severe.
The next experiment was upon the
ION embrasure of The second target de-
,r:hcd. The first shot struck the plate
..r.y in the centre, and nearly buried it
.s.s in the solid wrought iron, which had
&, .a.l back, accompanied by an immense
amount OF stone work, by which it was
.1,gyrtcl. The second shot was from
re iwe.yc-inch gun. The shot weighed
.,rr sol POUNDS, and was backed by 100
-,gnis O: powder. 1t struck the opposite
lie o: the iron target, aud completely de-
rai-hci it, making huge gap IN the wall
10 the ri-ht.-NorJolc Journal.
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Terrible RioffnS I'm the West-A Town
Attacked-Twenty Persons Killed.

SALT LAKE, November 2l.-At Bear
City, Omaha, on the 11th instant, three
roughs were hung by the citizens. This
created great excitement, and q mob of 200
miners and others attacked the town, burn
ing the Office of the Frontier index and the
Jail. The citizens fought the mob off, kill
ing twenty and wounding thirty-fye. The
gang afterwards collected in the mountains,
and sent word for the women and children
to leave, as body of 400 intended to at
tack the town and burn it. The Mayor has
telegraphed for troops.
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JEWEERY, &c.
~-~-~---~~~-~-~-~-~-~~--
q LASKA DIAMONDS.

a LASKA DIAMONDS.
A newly-discovered TRANSPARENT CAR
RONIZED QUARTZ, equal In hrilltancy t. Ire
real diamond mounted at our own factory = 'rt's-
tic settings, GUARANTEED FINE GOLD, ard
sold by ms at ONE-FIFT1ETH o. tie COT OF real
diamonds to which they ccIal IN every rcr Cect
except intrinsic value.
Solitaire Eardrops per pair, es and 60; Soil
taire Finger Rings 80 and 80: So,lta--S G.r,s
Cents studs Der set, "a, SIS, $40; Cluster Gents
Bosom rims, $40 and $l2; Gent Clrster Bc".,n
PIN with Tail, $40; Cluster ~ ard .ar-icEe go
Cross Bosom PIN and Earring, $50 'rd S25; Ciu--
ter Finger Rings, ss, IS, SO, ard 81.
INST office order and the goods c-r. free. Orcc'-
exec ding that amount by express, Tor collection
on delivery, customers paying II c1r-csS ch"TS-3.
JAMES IT. MONROE & CO.,
Importers and Manufacturer,
oc an 1876 Broadway. New YORK.
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MILLINERY, &c.

w IsTINGUIsHED ARRIVAL OF -
NEW MILLINERY AND FANCY 49,
GOODS, embracing all the novelties OF the NS%
season. such as BoNNETa HATS, gELXhT
DRESS TRIMMINGS of al kinds, + Re,
FEATHERS, FLOWERS, sATINS, silks, and
a choice selection OF beautiful IE u
GO0I)S al Mrs. B. L. CAHEH'S, formerly Mrs.
3. DemeIman, No. 4oo Broad street.,
n. B.-Ladies wishing TO make their own bon
nets can be furnished with mster1als OF all KINDS,
and all necessary information given. Herho"efs
and feathers are of the most exquisite quality,
cali from the ladies is most respectfully solicited,
SO that they can Judge for themselves.
Country and city orders promptly executed
Closed every SATURDAY. (. moo
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/ SCHENECTADY GENirs.-A saloon
keeper Of Schenectady, who has been
greatly annoyed by persons who sit about
II chairs 10 sleep off the effects of bad whis-
key, has caught and tanned a number of
r.i-, AMI trained them to run across the
@41r. ! sitter wakes up and sees the rats
!gauia-, and calls attention to the fact,
VIXEN be is told that there are no rats there.
This frirh;cus the man, who thinks he has
g1- ..e .e1aenS, and he quickly disappears
non. the .ctue.
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by the Atlantic Cable.

There were violent riots in Drogheda,
Ireland, during the election. The troops
were called out, and fired on the mob, kill
ing one rioter and wounding several.
The corporate authorities Of Brighton,
England, have presented on address to
Minister Johnson.
The citizens Of Sheffield propose public
testimonial in honor Of Mr.. Roebuck, the
defeated candidate for Parliament from that
city.
A resolution in favor OF entire freedom
of debate has passed the Prussian Diet,
and been approved By the Crown.
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FcrE>s FROM THEATREs.-The suficiency
g; lie modes Of egress Of the theatres in
Esw York city is engaging the attention Of
The 1u.lijnc inspectors o. that city. The
superintendent Of buildings has just re-
armed from visit TO the principal theatres
d: burope, and intends to apply to the Le-
2;latur4 for the passage Of law requiring
mrtAcr safeguards Tor the safety Of au-
ajenccs. The law in Paris prohibiting the
use Of camp stools III the passage ways, and
directing the doors to be closed after all the
sat-, are filed, IS approved Of. The super
.ateudeut announces MS intention Of re-
44itiag the observance Of the following
.-elCn regulations: In the French thea
ties Ulcers in uniform are stationed
throughout the house, who, On an alarm OF
Ire, throw open all the doors, and direct
tie audience in which way TO escape, and
10 preserve order. Tie hosting of signs
calling attention 10 the different outlets is
a.so recommended.
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tInHED MARBLE.-We were shown last
veyG a sample of colored marble taken
IRON the larm of Mr.. John Janney, near
FAREWELL station, Alexandria, Loudoun and
tlHwp.hire railroad. 1t polishe5 beauti-
'a!.y, ami has been tested, and found to be
good marble. -LeeS51rq WuShinyt0nian.
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Hoe STEAL1NG.-Two white men, James
W. Wilson and Jesse B. Dennis, were ar
rested and lodged in Jail in Warrenton on
Tues day, charged with stealing hogs from
Mr.. ". Howdershell and others in this
county, which were driven by them to
Alexandria and sold to Mr.. Cats. They
have not yet had their examination.-War-
roof,, 1,lp,.
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New York Affairs.

New YORK, November 2l.-A habeas cor
pas has been applied for Colonel Tread
we'll, imprisoned for alleged naturalization
frauds.
The Cigar Manufacturers Association has
resolved to discharge and refuse to employ
any members Of the Cigar Makers Union.
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New York, November 2l.-The steam
ship Arizona, with S65O,eOO in treasure,
arrived to-day from Aspinwall. Her news
is unimportant.
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON. November 2l.-Noon.-Securi-
tics unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, November 2l.-Noon.-Cot-
ton tends up; estimated sales, $4,000
bales prices unchanged. Red wheat, 9s.
I'd. Evening buoyant uplands,
lO7E@lld.; Orleans, ll1s9llAd.; sales,
10000 bales. The Egyptian crop this year
aggregates 100000 cautars. 81"
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b. LT.-The University of London has
recently established new degree, the
MgDcst in the faculty Of arts, with the title
b, Lit, or Doctor Of Literature. 1t is open
;oa.. graduates in arts Of the English uni
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CARRIAGE MATERIALS.

Spckes. TO inches: Felioes, 1 to = inches:
Bulbs, a TO Il inches diameter, by TO Is Inches
long; buggy, SAlSy, and Wagon shatss; fo.es /
Bows; knrmeiled 10th Incl el!ed Ceuar aD9
" cod Axles and alafge stock OF materials u all
kinds for making and repairing AL tsnas o. We
No. III Main street, near ftfneath.
no 2-l&sNst
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Death Of Hon. xobD a. pendleten.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, November 2l.-Hon.
John S. Pendleton, former Minister to
Chilli, and former representative of the
ninth congressional district of Virginia, is
dead.
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Ganarpl Grant

PHILADELPHIA, November 2l.-General
Grant made no speech at the Loyal League
Club entertainment last night.
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Another Earthquake In California.
San FRANC IsCo, November 2l.-A sharp
earthquake cracked the walls of the court
house at Millerton, Fresno county, on the
5th instant.
A slight shock occurred at Austin, Ne
yada, on the 18th instant.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RIOTS.

LONDON, November 2l.-Returns thus
far show the election of 80 Liberal and
l6S Conservative members of Parliament.
Serious election riots have occurred at
various places. At Sligo, Ireland, ten
houses were sacked, and at Ripley, in Der
byshire, sharp fight occurred, many per-
sons being injured by clubs: and the mob
destroyed ten houses, including the vicar
age.
1t is stated that Lord Stanley comedies
that the Alabama Claims Commission
shall sit in Washington.
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Three Persons Burned to Death.

LOWELL, Mass, November 2l.-A fire
occurred here last night by which three
persons, including a girl Of fifteen, were
burned to death.
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BLOWS, PLOWs, PLoWs.
BIRCH CREEK FOUNDRY,
HALIFAX COUNTY VA.

We are making and have for sale all OF the va
riouS sizes and patterns of PLOWS, CASTINGS.
&C., now used In this section, which we VIII sell
upon liberal terms. Persons buying by wholesale
liberal discount Will be made.
Special attention IS called.o cur ONE and TWU'
HORSE IMPROVED LIVINGSTON PLD";
We claim that our CASTINGS made with char
coal are stronger less liable TO break and VIII rem
der more service than castings made Win any
other coal. All work warranted good.
Refer 10 Mr.. James 3, tEasiey, Captain Ihoihas
Watkins Mr.. John Coleman, Granville =. MenieS,
Esq, and Mr.. Sterling Z. Edinnnds, OF nai n, y
county; Mr.. A. G. Jeffress, captain Samuel r
Daniel, Mr., Isaac Ayerley, and hr. john u.
Priddy, Of Charlotte; b. F. Gsasely. Henry
county and 10 all the planters OF tne COUNTS OF
gniifsS Charlotte Mecklenburg, Prince Edward,
Pit:syiyania and Henry, where the FLOWS, &C.,
have been used by them.
Persons Wishing 20 buy can get nssoi prices,
&C. " 49," JAMES d. HAWKINS 3 CO.,
News Ferry.
Richmond and Dauyille railroad, Va.
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TOBACCO, &C.

WIZARD BRAND TOBACCO.-As agents
wv for the above tobacco, we have to-day
reduced the price to NINETY CENTS. Persons
Purchasing this celebrated tobacco can rely on
gstting the genuine article from US at the above
figure mo 2a-lwl WIN. TAYLOR 4 SON.
TSINE TOBACCO.-We have at whole
Is sale or retail the following very popular
brands or CHEWING T0sAGCo HsSasTT9 sen
nraxG,S Nav Ample, Hardgrovc's Buck Brand,
ThrisLian's Comfort, Christians Pine, Apple,
Christians Indomitable, which we Will sell ut
WHITLOCK & ABRAM,
no 20 I'm corner Fffteenth and Main streets
A IL IN WANT
~ OF HARDGROYE'S GENUINE
WARD BRAND TOBACCO,
or any other OF his celebrated brands, can DC sup
piled, wholesale or retail. az
WHiTLOCK & ABRAMS,
corner Fifteenth and Main streets.
oc 2s-lr
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ITALY.

NAPLES, November 2l.-The violence Of
the eruption of Mt. Vesuvius is increasing.
Many houses and farms have been utterly
destroyed. The market town of San
Gior gio is in imminent danger.
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CCHOOL CIRCULARS printed OF short
= notice. In the beet style OF the art at G Dis
pa pCH PaIETtNa-EOUSGs
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TOLLEGE INFIRMARY, e.s,.sI
" CORNER MARSHALL AND COLLEGE
STREETS, RICHMOND, VA.
ISAIAH 81. WHITE, H. d., MEDICAL SCPKRIT-
TRNDEyT.
All cases requiring medical or surgical aid ad-
mitted, except the insane and those laborng under
contagious disorders. a s4
Medical and Surgical StaG-Davtd. II. Tucker,
r. T. Coleman, n. D.; o. r. Manson, N. D.; Hun.
ter Mcclure, M. D.; q. ID. Cunning CHAM, d. D.; j.
s. Wexford, u. d.. Walter Coles, III. ID.
Consulting Physfctdns-John A.. Cunningham,
u. D.; Robert 6. CSben, IL. D.; John g. Shelton,
n. d.
Consulting S,sroeoz,s-James Bolton. II. D.; q.
A. Crenshav, NJ. D.; j. ed. Cullen. M. d.
The building is situated In aquiet yet central part
Of the city, and convenient OF access 20 all the bust.
ness centres, depots, &c. IL contains large and
weu-ventilated wards and neatly furnished private
rooms
Special accommodation provided for the treat
ment OF inebrfates, and cases OF dekf:I.n treuasS
Suitable provisions made for women during con.
fuement- .a $50
Membtes OF the profession in good standing viii
be accorded the privilege Of attending such patients
as they may enter.
CHARGES, INCLUDING BOARD, MEDICAL AT
TENDANCE AND MEDICINE
Large wards, per week. Invariably
in advance). 600
Private rooms, per week, llnyarla-
s%s nay Additional sn fee is charged for surgical op-
erations.
For further information, or admission, apply q I
~ ~ ~ ISAIAH H. WHITE, NJ. D.,
Medical Superintendent
an dw&Ssm&wsm
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


TRESR ARRIVAL.
50 boxes RhIsINs,
i's S Saareis Inv HfsssSAsA ORANGES,
900 90 Boxes F 3 NJ fS cSpalSsDf,
boxes CITRON,
20 cases BRANDY PEACHES,
50 clses CANNED GOODS, assorted;
20 cases PICKLES,
10 boxes ROCK CANDY,
0 cases SARD1NE5,
10 bags COCUANUTS,
2 2 barre oasgels psPE EnnnVSs GINGER,
MACARoEL.
o oo0'a ;aEnAT1NF,
9Y ,HrEIa
PREsERyEs, Sc, &C; ,rou 70 otve
me call. W. ". TRIBBEII.
no1l llls Main street:
NEW ARRIVALS. - Receiving to-day,
IN 20 barrels APPLES, Baidwin's;
20 barrels APPLES; Sweet kussets'
s,ooo Boxes SSxs i FRkNcH CANDIES.
II half barrels PICKLES,
COO C C2nsS r. eR IA CocoANUTs,
so boxes NEW RA15INss
10 f ssED PA Asg ssA1srNs
CANNED FRUIT, JELLY. PRESERFESt &c.
A large assortment OF our own manuiactn.ea "a
hand which We determined 10 sell ~ the Io"eSS
market price. Give us call. ~
ZIMNER h CO..
&C 20 l543 Main let
NEW CROP SMYRNA FIGS, FIRST OF
IN THE SEASON, by the Isaac Bell this morn
ing.
so boxes NEW LAYER RAISINS
so boxes SULTASA or SEEDLESS RAlSlNS,
rs barrels ASSORTED APPLIES.
barrels new ZANTE CURHANTS,
SO bushels IhICA, TARRAGONA, and BORL'O
ALMONDS;
10 cases SaRDINES, best;
S barrels best COOKING PRUNES,
gross COX'S CELL TINE.
LOUIS J. BOSSIEUX,
oc27 1.l2 Main street.
ITO HOUSEKEEPERS.- is the time
Z to supply yourselves with PRESERVES and
FRESH FRUITS and JELLIES for the winter.
We haved large stock OF Preserved Strawberries,
Peaches Damsons. Ounces, Tomatoes, Cherries,
GooseberrieE, Pineapples.
Fresh Strawberries, Pineapples, Blackberrtes,
RaspberreS Tomatoes, Peaches, Pears, i'amsons,
&c. Currant Ounce, Peach, and Strawberry Jel-
lies; Brandy Peaches and Pears all of our own
manufacture. and warranted superior to any north
ern goods, and which we offer at low prices.
ANDREW PIIZfNI Il CO.,
ocl7 807 Broad street
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KFILLINERY.-I have on hand -
lEA and am daily receiving fine assort- ~
mem OF BONNETS. HATS, FEAThERs, ~
and everything pertaining to irst-clasg military
esta ,liohInent, 10 which | would respectfully ask
the attention. OF all, assuring them satisfaction.
Mis-. IL. j. DAVIS, No. SIT Broad street.
o.s,trI between Fifth and Sixth.
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WIANTED, PATTERN MAKERS and
w BoILER-MhKERS. applyto
TANNER, EHUETS & il clancy.
Metropcl tan Works.
no 2a-2t corr er OF Canal and Seventh -trects
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The greatest Improvement and success OF the age
Is his
PATENT VIBRATING SOUNDISG-boX
attached to the souEdIng-board In the piano.
which produces u rich, SOFT FULL and sweet
musical sound, and not only prevents The tone
from becoming harsh and wiry In few years,
hut causes the instrument TO improve by age, Ike
the violin. These instruments are Of rosewood,
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tone and durability OF these pianos. Terms easy
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struments viii be kept on exhibition at GEs-
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G. ALEX. BAKER. General Agent
Box ITe0, ItichmCnf. Va.
N R-ProfTssors and music teachers Will hear
OF something 10 thc!s advantage BY transmitting
their addr- above. no o-wdin
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