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Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-26

RsT 1t is quito evident there is but
little prospect of the dawn of the poll
teal millennium just yet, 10 Congress, as
1T seems evident ext President j Johnson s
prospect to represent Tennessee in the
Senate is much brighter. Aud if he
and Gen. Butler should both get there,
the country will have fine display of
its utter powerlesness to legislate for
the peoples welfare. Some of our folks
think johnson is friend to the South
save us from such friends, say we.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-26

Oliver Watson, Of Williamsport, Pa,
has purchased the "Little Falls farm, .
Virginia, owned by DR.. Hugh Morson,
and containing s7o3 acres, for 1926, 700
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-26

1t is said that there will likely be q
heavy demand ia England for American
wheat, the crop of that cereal being
comparatively short and poor through
ont Great Britain 1f1lAd 80 ,a1IFl r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-08
Richmond Prices-CUTrent.

THURSDAY, October :, 1909.
These are wholesale prices. For small orders
an advance on our quotations Is demanded. Our
Quotations Of country produce wholesale, and
from actual sales on this day
IDpLss.-S2. 5OM53 for small; S3.5oNs. for me-
dunn to large: dull.
1icOboI-S275 80 "a gallon.
Ale.-Scotch, best brands, pints, So q dozen
quarts, SIS. ,,, .,
charlie: clear ribbed sides, olid &c. Virginia
bosSroilnd, 9Oa2Ic. Virginia hams, "a 23c. /;
canvassed hams, 2542sc. plain hams, ?23a2Sc.
Butter.-Prime, 35I37c.; poor to good, E9"5c.
Be1RS.-Out of season no demand
Brdndy.-Fre2ch, Gl0ggSl3; apple, SO, wholesale;
PhilaGelDhi4. 81. 40ISa .75: peach, So
Rr00mS-'Three strings, 81; four strings, SNAIL,
ss large, Do. so: five strings. Sc.
hoops, $3.50.
BeeStClr.-3Sc. fT' ID.
Bdrk.-S5 per cord
C0ncentrated Leg-S..25 per dozen D. the case
Gerellt,-S2. a55CQt:3 80 81 barrel.
C0afsctionerieS, FynitS, &c.-Candy, stick 2osL
olc. d b.: fancy 3OGs75c. Raisins-i.ayer, 81. rs
"a box. Figs, 2o63Uc. al Lemons, SIS ~ box.
Hrnrg,s none In market. Almonds, 2.@iSc. II =.
C0r1-Sec Corn Exchange report.
Corn heaL.-City mills, bolted, $40; country
mills, S1.3c. ..,
l9GIaOc.; common, 12Sl5c. English dairy, lSg29c'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-08
EEnchfluro, Markets.

OCTOBER Authorizations. II b., ?o925c.
Butter Nos. l, .. aud ), SOC 2.42Qc.
BeGns.-,W hitc, = bushcl of CO b5., s1@$1.lo
mixed or colorcd, G0M7cc.
Corn.-N hte, d bushcl Of sc rs, 5l.15I$l.T ;
yellow and mixed. Sl.l3.
corn Heal-rl bushel Of so hs.. Sl.&.
Crdnberr!eS.- bill. S66Sl1.
FffSSm.-supcrhine, Tbbl., $d.25G*7; extra, sS&
s' E%G'tb ,c. goose. u H., c5G7oc.
FinrSeed.-f9 bushcl OF So lbs. S2nS2;l 10.
Onts-5vMi5Sc. per bushel Of SO Foands.
Peaches.-Dried, IMPAIRED, lONllc. per pound
PotatoeS-Irish, per bushcl, 5o@75c., sweet, 81.
Rye.-Per bushei, soc. M3l.e5.
Ifheat.-White, per bushel, Sl1C@Sl.s5. Red,
Sl.40GtS1.i5.
Whisky -RcctiGcd, per gallon, si.1O@sllo
Dure mountain. S2V:3.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-08
EspfaySburc Markets.

OCTOBER G.-Thc general market yesterday was
T6Jacco was very firm, though the offerings on
,Ch1ngc were very small about 20 hogshcads were
sold on private terms receipts continue it%M.
C0ttOn.-Tllc marhc: was moderately active yes
terday at 95ic. Tor good runninG lots.
Corn-Thc stock Of corn here is very light and
the demand limited. We quote the market quiet
ITheQt-The market is without life, the demand
cling very light. Receipts very light.
Butter.-Thcrc has been i fair demand the past
week, and sales made ut S5Nipc. for fair I" prime
country: mountain, none; Goshen, ie1i'c' lof
good to prime,
BeanS.-For good to prime, $l@:l5o.
Dried Fruit.-Applcs. 465c peaches, logic.
Egys.-Therc is u good demand for eggs ut 2VG,
25c
yer, $l@l$2: fox, loGl5oc. coon, 21&30c.; musk
rat. so iUc /; rabbit, Magic.
Oc,tS.-We quote 1T 55Nt60c.
PeGS.-We quote blayE-cycd peas Al sl.e5lsl.5o ;
stock, Sl.25.
Ryc.-Sl.176$l.eO
Wool ashed, S0GlaGc. unwashed, 2"428c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-08
Domestic 1Iarkc.s-IBY TELEGRArHl.


NEW YORK October 7-NDOH.--St"ck3 opened
weak but became lirrncr with an upward tendency.
Money easy 1T GtG! per cent. Sicrl!uE-Lon.. lJ't
III ri 1874. Gold 1917. 5-2Js, 'G2, llei. Tcnnes-
sec G. --EX-cOupons, 81 new. 53!. Virginia Cs-
Ex-c"uuOnS. 81; new, 52!. North CaTo!lna Us
Old, 4st; new, IL.
Flour Il .hr,!e Gr1ncr. Wheat lc. better. Corn
vcry firm. Pork DUH 1t 2H75FtS3l. i.ard dltlI'
Cotton quiet ut 27!c. Turp"ntrc firm ut go !Hc.
Resin steady; strained, :2.254?2'S0' frei5Ats
firm.
EreainG.-Co;ton heavy; sales 27Go bales at
a73c Flour Il shade firmcr On low grades and more
doing. Wheat lft2c. better. but less doing. Corn
quite fra for sOtEd. iicSs pork. S3. ard quiet:
kettle. lSGll-lc. Whisky irmcr at $l.hgSi:;:o
closing du. Rec firm. Su@Ir unsettled. tnl;ec
firm. l.olasscs dull Naval stores Iirin. frclShts
dull. .
Governments closed stcady; j-20s, l?1t. SOUTH
crn securities stciGy. MONEY easy 1t SCI per
cent Sterling, lest. Cold. l3It.
E,LTrNoRE. October 7.-Cotton nom!naI!y 2,;c
| Flour duh and weak Hcward-Strcct supcrhnc,
IS. 75@ 2d.@5. Wheat firm ln,Gcr iisht rcIe,ntS ::
prime 3I.icM Il -. Torn Gr!l With Il small bu l.
rrsS oats STEADY. r. dull. Pork. $|. Bacon
| firm shoulders. it. Lard dan aud heavy at 100
| zoe Whisky dul! At ~. 21m sl2l.
Virginia 5'e-9ld, 452. aorth Carolina Vs-oid
| !GM .2i bid.
LouIsvILLE. OctoDer 7.--rrOr,stons flr'n-polE,
$3e shoulders, lIc.: clear sides, "cic i2rd, isc'
Whisky, :I.lG.
! WILmIxCroT. y. G.. October 7.-Spirtts Tur-
pentinc better ut 42Gl i2sc. Resin stead it sl''V@
| ;l.33. Tar steady 1T 500. Cotton. &c.
NEW GRLEN,s, October 7.-CO.ton active and
frazer 1T 25EGJZJir.; sales 35VO bales: receipts,
! g. 4lu bales exports tn tFa~rC. 5,Il6 bales sugar
| lower at i.lIliJc. Mpln,scs, g6c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-08
FURNITURE, &c.

TURNTTURE AND BEDDING WARE
4 HOUSE, 13us and 1910 Main street ltlch-
mond. Vac. B. STACY II SON confidently in
wife their friends and the public generally to their
FALL STOCK, just completed; which VIII be
fcrcG In Richmond; and In every article they are
prepared to compete with the best houses In the
country; and In BEDDING, their facilities en-
able them to defy competition.
SHUCks! SHrCkS SHUCKS.
We will pay cash for SHUCkS, IN amy quantity,
delivered In Richmond.
We arc anxious TO appoint agents In every To-
caity from which Shucks win bear transportation
to whom will furnish presses for baling: rar-
ticulars on application sc SIN
FURNITURE, MATTRESSES, &c.
4 HARDWOOD Il RITTER, opposite the post
Office, Main street, are now prepared 10 inana!ac,
turc 10 order any style of FURNITURE and
MATTRESS.
We have nov OIL hand the most elegant stock OF
CHAMBER, PARLOR, and D1NlNG-ROOM
FURNITURE that has been seen In Richmond for
MANY wears. CHAMBER SETS can be bought Al
our establishment from S35 10 $500.
MATTRESSES and SPRING BEDS OF all styles
made 10 order, and warranted as represented.
As the prices OF most other goods are coming
down, we have reduced the price OF every article
In our line, and are now selling about rs low
did before the war. All In want OF I FURNITURE
or MATTRESSES can make money by examining
our stock before buying. We have goods TO SUIT
the rich or tue poor.
HARDWOOD & RITTER,
opposite the poSt-ofiice, Main street.
sc le-3m Richmond, Va.
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The EsectiGn i'm Observation-Disclosures
E.ups's Declared Intentions.

EIcKsBURG, Miss, October THE follow
ing telegram has been sent to the President :
General Ames, in an official interview
with citizen of this State on Monday last,
used this language
a. intenit TO carry the election in Novem-
Der against the Dent ticket if have to
march every soldier from precinct to pre-
cinct to effect it,"
"Will such action fall within his lcgiti-
mate official power? The people wish Il
fair expression Of the public will in the
choice Of Governor. The contamination of
the military Governors avowed purpose
will render the election State and Ma
tional DEGRADATION. A. G. FISK,
"Chairnan National Union Republican
State Executive Committee"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-08
United States Supreme Court---Confed-
crate Money Caee.

WASHINGTON, October7. I'm the Supreme
Court to-day the case OF Thorrirgton Is.
Smith & Hartley, involving transactions in
Confederate treasury notes at the South
during the war, was argued for the appel
liant, the appellee not appearing. The ac-
ton was upon n note for $4,000, made at
Montgomery, Ala, November, 1854, and
payable one year after date. The decision
of the court was that at the date of the note
there was no lawful currency in circulation
in Alabama; that the medium of exchange
at the time was treasury notes, and that
Ing and agreement that it should be dis
charged in such Confederate notes, and not
in money lawful or current in the United
States.
Pennington Us. Sanders, up from West
Tennessee, involving the constitutionality
Of the cotton tax, will be argued soon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-08

4 patent was issued last week to Asa
Snyder, Of Richmond, for Il Fireplace.
II. 0. Claughton, of Alexandria, is recon-
mcndcd by some one for United States
senator.
James McBiullen, son of Rev: j. W.
McMullen, was accidentally shot and killed
the other day while hunting near Cicero,
Indiana.
Some Of the papers think it Il suspicious
story that the Cuban patriots are treating
American volunteers with great brutality,
pushing them to the front, &c.
LONDON, October 6.-The person thought
to be Kelly or Deary, who was brought TO
Kings College Hospital badly injured few
days ago, died there yesterday. 1t trans
pired during the coroncrs inquest that the
patient was the Fenian Martin.
Mr.. Frederick Dent, the father of Mrs.
Grant, celebrated his eighty-fourth birthday
to-day by "a dinner party at the Executive
Mansion. The President and Mrs. Grant,
General f. T. Dent, Colonel Casey, and Dr..
Sharpe, and ladies, were present. Washtny-
tom Star, 9Th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-08

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, VA, Octobcrf, 1902.
OFFERINGS.
Wheat.-White, 2,os4 bushels Red, LAG BUSH
,Corn.-whlte, 1,148 bushels. Mixed l,c!s bush
els
0ats.-1,52s bushels.
Rye.-292 bushels.
Wheat.-whlte, 1ls bushels seed at $40; 17d
bushels very good at al5o 2ss bushels wecy!-e1terl
at sl.s a bushels fair Mt Sl.i2:; so bushels at
ss33I,tolal, Dig bushels. Red, 50 bushels seed at
nshsf se good s"o5 $3.50 bushels
mixed on private terms; ia bushels prime pri-
stG terms; IS bushels good Mt s120; g. bushels at
inferior at sl.I5 IL bushels very inferior at 81. 10
total. ,Oa4 bushels.
Corn -.White, Gao bushels good. sl.u; 22e BUSH
els 5i.lO-total. sG2 bushels. Mixed. 235 bushels
good, si.lo; 200 bushels common, slO5-total iss
bushels.
good, 57c.-total, 1874 bushels.
Rye.-l2a bushels fair, Sl.l0.
RE-ExHDITED.
Wheat.-White, none. Red SO bushels.
Corn.-White, 75a bushels Mixed, 100 bushels.
OltS.-2o2 bushels.
MISUNDERSTANDING of Wheat on 'Change to-
dav . o5a bushels white and 1,4id bushels red, Of
which SO bushels red were rc-eXEibitcd and sl8
bushels white and l,O9o bushels red were sold
leaving over 1876 bushels white and IS. bushels red
Mor,at du,1 without any material change from
hi"lAe' ouii' "''h"ut "hS 'ai .N""S :, ~,
quotatlons OF preceding daT. ouerinss % Svii'
largely increased Buyers seemed determined to
dictate forms and broupbt the market down scvc-
49,, ., ,.u,. - : = ,h,r, oh,o,-,od ,,,,ito
i'i ecii''' "iei1'' SUNNY VI ',''' -
s: 80 49, d.. 1,,ro d,,, .
In Rye and ut rates indicating no change from the
rates OF the week.
ALEXANDRIA, Va.
OCTOBER 5.-Flonr market very dnll under large
receipts ana l1ght demands; SAFES ocinS cohei 10
the local trade lamiiy D'hG~, eAcept S.g gosG
super nlc Ss:o' IA, iI.G, ~ - ~
kct for Grain eontinu@s duli, WIN nSnt .rmi MS; C.
ions rccclPts W. IIsc 5,', - NJ az.
:" licaL MeIe jill uii ilieu " ~ ,rh;b ..ro
bushels red were offered samples OF wnlch were
disposed OF al Si.2o sl3o Sl"3 sly' ana Si.1g,
for fair to good. III bushels mixed Corn win
sales at Sill ami SLID for ordinary. ana new corr!
In the ear. Drought ~ 81 DlrTc odtS aoi" -, 'o' ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-08

VIRGINIA Posr-OFFIcEs.-Thc Office al
No>sy Creek, Augusta county, Va, is re-
stanton. i new Office is established at
N",kSv;lIc, southampton county, Va, and
VI. :. Harris appointed postmaster will
"r.",y" regular supplies from Henry. An
other new Office IS established at Ferry
poin,, Norfolk county, Va, and Walter b.
Harris appointed po>tmaStyr; to be rcgI
Iari" supplied by special service from Nor
I'll. "a. At Pittsylyania Courthouse. Pitt
>ylv&uiH county, Va, John Mattox is ap-
pointed postmaster rice Samuel Z. Motley,
CONGRATULATIONS American.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-08
Washington News.

WASHINGTON, October The revenue
receipts to-day were S501 200.
The customs receipts from September 9th
20 September seth, inclusive, were $780,
COO
There is more activity than usual ut the
navy-yard here. The Nep<ic and Kansas
The former viii be ready in ten and the
latter in twenty days.
Suits in cjcctment have been brought in
Santee district court, s. c., for the Ander-
sonVillc (Ga.) cemetery. The Government
has employed Judge Lochrane to defend the
suits
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
The Senatorial Contest I'm tennessee.

WASHINGTON, October 7.-Private dis
patches still indicate Johnson's election to
the Senate, though the Stokes party may
hold the balance of power and compel a
compromise. The balloting must commence
on or before the 18th instant. and continue
daily until choice is effected.
New YORK, October THE Tribune has
a Nashville special to the effect that Ed
ridges friends will favor delay, as his chances
improve daily. Johnson's friends are work
ing hard, and feel confident.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-08

TERRIBLE EARTHQUAKE IL PERU.-Nc1c
York, October G,-An evening paper has the
following: :" \ terrible earthquake occurred
IN Peru August cath. The Pacific Steam
Navigation rompany's steamer Payta was
damaged. The earthquake was so severe as
10 throw Down passengers on the steamer.
1t lifted a heavy iron safe in tie pur>cr'S
room. and raised the vessel entirely out OF
the water. The shock was not repeated d;
had it been, the vessel would undoubtedly
have been lost. The peaks Of the mountain
on shore Were seen to tumble down and
cTumble away. The inhabitants OF Callao
and other places alongth Pacific coast were
llccin" into the interior, and all valuable
products bcinm removed"
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Effects OF the StorY.a Esa New England.

BtyGon. Ms. Oct0lar IA letter from
the manager of the telegraph Office at Ca
lais, Me. says: 1--WE are in Il terrible state
here. The lines both ways are flat on the
Ground and covered with trees and build
incs. The damage to vessels and buildings
is very great. F,a>tport is reported to have
been nearly demolished. The water in the
PcnohsGot river has risen to lis highest
spring mark, The boouS are broken, and
millions OF feet Of logs have gone by the
city. i large gang Of men having been
sent down after them. it is hoped most OF
them will lie picked up.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-08

i rumor was current here this morning
.t,h) hat a duel was pending between
colonel John $. Mo>by, Of Virginia, and
Colonel Boyd, Of the army, who is on duty
at Warrenton. Boyd iSthe challenged party,
and, it : said, promptly accepted. The at-
lair grew out OF Il personal indignity offered
10 Aosby.- WGsistngton ietter-BGltimore
SIN
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4 Tidal Wave or, the New Brunswick
6,onSf-..sIraaf EnIangc.

SACKvILLE. y. b., October THE storm
on Monday here was very heavy. y ire
mendols tidal wave flooded the low
grounds. and DESTROYED thousands of cat
tie. The dykes OF the marshes are all gone,
and the bridges throughout the country
are gone. The damage is incalculabie. The
loss in this small parish is estimated at
81 O00 Dnn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-08

The TENNESSEE SENATORIAL CONTEST
Nrshj4qtou. October Ga letter was re-
c"i.ri h"re to-day from Hon. Emerson
&jhrrW@r containing the statement that lie
does not believe he will hc elected senator,
and that cN-prcSidcnt Johnson cannot get
enough votes to elect him; 50 that neither
q them Is likely to come to the Senate. On
til" other hand, Il wc!l-p0St2d TcnncsScean
arrived here to-day, and says that Mr, John
son "ill receive Tho votes Of two-thirds Of
ln" Io.i>laturc.-DCld,t IN sun.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-08

THE BYRON SCANDAL-MoRE STATEMENTS
AND DISCLosUREs.-Mrs. Stowe desires the
friends of justice and iair-dealing to publish
for her this announcement That she has
kept silence heretofore in regard 10 criti-
cisms on her article on Byron for two rea-
sons. First, because she regarded the pub
lie mind as in too excited state to consider
the matter dispassionately and second, be-
cause she has expected the development Of
additional proofs in England; some of
which, of great Importance, have already
come to hand. Mrs. Stowe is preparing il
review of the whole matter, with further
facts and more documents, including several
letters from Lady Byron to heraltesting the
vigor and sounGneSs Of her mind ut the pc
Rod referred to, and also Mrs. Stoves own
letters to Lady Byron at the same time,
which were returned TO her by the cNecu-
tors soon after that lady'S death. She will
also give the public afull account of the cir
cumStances and reasons which led her to
feel it TO be her duty TO make this disclosure
as an obligation alike to justice, gratitude,
and personal Observation-Disclosures Coeerdnt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-08

ATTEMPTED HOMICIDE AND SUlCIDE.-John
NaItcn>chcidt, aged tiity-three years, who
had been separated from his wife some four
Years, last cvcnin" attempted to murder
her, and subsequently, committed suicide.
Wa'tcnschcidt went 10 the store of his SON
iu-!aw, where his wife resided, and after
purchasing cigar, commenced Quarrelling
violently with hiS wife, and drew Il revolver
and shot al her, the ball grazing her head
and the powder burning her cheek. The
woman screamed, and, it is supposed, he
was Of the opinion that he had killed her.
He ran into the yard and discharged three
balls into his own head, blowing about three
iourihS Of it of. He died instantly .-Baltt-
more Sun IkH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-08

,..yrET POTATO WuIsKEY.-The question
having been submitted 10 Commissioner De-
h"o whether sweet potatoes arc fruit, and
whether Gi>lillcrs Of spirits from them are
"nti,iyj 10 the exemption Of disticrs from
fruit, he has decided that the word fruit is
used in its common acccptation, and does
not include sweet potatoes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-08

THURSDAY, October The receipts Of stock Of
all kinds continue light, with ready sales At our
quotations:
in :: GOOD. &c. II b, 40 Strictly prime for sale.
Sheep.-Conimon, $3.50 u head; fair TO good, ~
GiIic. ~ H.. gross.
OI!2gy-Iic:,vv and fat. 1%c. n d., net.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-08

AT TIE MEDICAL
~ COLLEGE--orc daily Sundays excepted
at l. O'Clock. INDECENT PARENTS white anc
colorctl will receive medical and surgical aid, In
Guiding medicine, FREE OF CHARGE.
Contributions 10 this charity. OF money, meSu-
zines empty ylals, &C., respectfully invited.
Professor MCCAW, Physician.
sesa-lm Professor MCGUIRE, Surgeon.
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EsEESS-MAES KING.

FRUSTRATING hrs. DANGER /
~ YIELD Will be pleased 10 see her former
friends and patrons at No. Ioi Marshall. between
Fourth and Fifth streets. &C Ut"
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Foreign Markcts-IBY JELEcEArnl.

Foreign NIarkets-LBY JELECEhrnl.
LONn0~. October 7-S1on.-ConSols, 933. United
States bonds, 2ii. Common rosiE, Us. III. Sugar
On tie spot, dull; ailcat. IniCt.
LIVERPOOL, October 7-N0Ou.--Cotton dull !;
uIlards, l29d. Orleans 12;d. Estimated sales,
&. GEO bales. Lard 73s.
LIVERPOOL. October -Erentng-Cotton I'M
chlnecd sales go bales, including 1000 Tor spec
ulatiou and export.
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T'wac,o4sy I'm Rev Orleans.

New ORLEANS, October T.-AleXander
Zraviatta shot lis wife dead to-day. Cause,
jealousy.
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EsaryEana Democratic Convention.
BALTIMORE, Md. October 1.-THE Demo
cratic state Convention assembled to-day.
The dar was srnnt considering credentials.
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sTryCIL ToOLs AID PLATES.

n BELLENOT, DIE-SiNKER AND
HRASD-CUTTER. lllo MAIN STREET.
The new patent BRAEDlNG-lkON,fo for marking
III kinds of wooden articles BY heating IL, Is per-
fectIy ada pied to branding barrels or any other
article under the new law. , ~. y,o T.
Enpravers, stock stencil Paste, Brushes, ln'
delibIe Ink, Steel Dies Alphabets, Seal Presses,
Rrass ard German Silver, Frames steel Eingss
Checks Tags. nc. wholesale and retail nn'
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Foreign Iset:3.

I.oHpoH, October THE PdH-MaN Co
zcile S;ivS the demand for mercantile accom-
mndati0n and renewal Of business paper is
greater than ut any time in the last twenty
years.
PRUSSIA.
BERllG October 1.-The King, in OPEN
ing the Diet. said the deficiency in the
finance budget would compel the increase
Of taxation.
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T9FE.ET ARTICLES.


ORIENTAL CREAM, for identifying the
~ complexion;
BJhNEIirS kALLISTON,
MAGNOLIA BALM,
THEATRE ROUGE,
DIAMOND POWDER,
for s:lcBy J.. =. DUPUI. Apothccary,
Oc5 i2T Broad street.
DAY RUM-a superior article-for sale
ktby j. BLAIR. Druggist,
ocl SIS Broad street.
YTARINA COLOGNE-GENUINE.-The
4 best quality 10" sale By
j. BLAIR. Druggist.
ocl So Broad street.
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The ''raiIroad purse" of $500 was won at
The Louisville races Wednesday by the horse
Charley Walker.
Real estate in Philadelphia, it is said, is
worth nothing like what it was two or three
years ago, and is still declining in value.
General Butler is strongly i'll favor OF a
decided policy Tor the Cllbans on the part
q General Grants administration.
Great excitement was occasioned on Tues
aay altcrnoonin the ncisbborhood OF Eighth
"Teane and Ywcnty-th;rd street, New York,
ny the murder Of Peter Rooney by color
81 man named Fry.
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40 TO 4. Il. GILL'S
u LARGE %-T0N BA X RY,
40. $50 BROAD STREET,
FOR TIE
Ecst BREAD il the city,
Best ROLLS,
Best BUNS.
Best COFFEE CAKES,
Best ten CAKES.
Best TEA BISCUIT,
Best CRACKERS, ell kinds.
Fest and largest variety of SUGAR, MOLAS.
SEES, and FANCY CAKES to be found in the city.
All 10