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NJ WELLS. FARGO n oo.'s Lrl.
Mrs Morrison, Chls Hid, II n Bod6sh,
NJ Wrinkle, Mrs Snurf, Mrs Peet, en- Cor
nell and wife, Jno Hansen, Pat McCsrty,
Tim McCarty, NJ B Augustine, Mrs Sulli-
van, Mrs Watson, A Armstrong, Mrs
Jaco,t, Mrs Howe, J Willard. JF Irvine. Mr.
VIM, Mrs J Stark, Jno Kaning, s War
shauer, ] Becker, NJ Bogssron. VIM Miners,
L Mourtaine, W Prescott, Miss Downing,
Miss Curtis, Jno Martin, ] Downe, Mrs
Bailey, ] Quinlan, W Lowrie, J kusen,
Thos Shy, Mr. Chippy, Mr. Riley, Mr. Dan:
iel,, Mr. Cross, J. Linn, A Cain, V
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L Hall. Apply At room in rear Of Justice's
Court, to w. Y. HALL.
Gold Hill, March 10, 1889. mh12.tf
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RY WELLS. PARoo AND COS LINE.

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two children, C A Fletcher, Thos Merrifeld,
Matte Blair, Mr. Moran, Mr. Cristella, J W
Parrish, W T Brewer, c T DAILY, Mr. Good
friend.
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DOWNEY

ANNoUNCEs HIMSELF AS CANDIDATE
"A for Chief of Police Of Virginia City, at the
ensuing May election, subject to the decision OF
tho Civ Union Convention. mh22-td
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A CARD.

WELL EDUCATED YOUNG WIDOW,
n an experienced teacher, desires . situa'
ton AZ Resident Governess In a pleasant family,
where she will have the comforts OF q home
She gives instruction In the various EnGnsn
she speaks-and has good references. Address,
stating requirements and salary. ETC., N. i. T.,
box 68 Postohace, San Francisco. mh2l.n
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Masonic Notice.

Culver STAR LODGE NO. s, F.
y q A. NJ, meets at their Lodge w
streets, Gold Hill, every SATURDAY wv
evening Il Z o'clock. Stated communications,
hrst Saturday In each month. All Brethren In
good standing are cordially invited.
By order OF the W. II.
s.,W. CHUBBUCK, Secretary.
Gold Hill April 1, 1889, sp1u
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For City Assessor.

r HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF AS a
i Candidate for City Assessor Of Virginia, At
the coming May election. subject to the action
ap2-td GEORGE II. MORRISON.
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LYnchburg Markets.

OCTOBER lS.-Applss.-Green$ 81; dried pared
5Gc. 49,
Apple Brandy, s2.25Gs2.sO.
Bucoa.-Hog-round, 2!I:2c.i hams, 2:G25
Sides a24I23c.
BseE-Saughered, 4G7c.
Butter.-Nos. !. =, anG3, q, 20GSsc.
BeeSlodr, 3s&l!oc.
Buck.rheGt Flour, 2.23c.
Observation-Disclosures sGllc.
cotton Yarns, u bunch, -. 05GSe.l0.
Corn.-Whltc, SlO5Gs l.lO; yellow and mixed
Fl.
Corn Neal, $I.l56sl 90.
CiOrer Seed, $l09SlO.So
Eggs, eJ9l22c.
FedtherS.-Live geese, IO6i75c.
Eldrsesd, 81. l5G&2.a5.
Flnr linen, ~ yard, 10000.
Ginseng, SJGo8c.
Iron.-Country bar q loo u.s., oG5.e.
Lnfd.-Nirginla and Tennessee, Nos s., L 90
22G26c.
Ieather.-Country tanned sole, atG3oc. coun
try tanned sole, unfinished, 3'G4Oc.
oats, 55457c.
OnianS si.s5.
Reache$.-Dried, impaired, eGoc.: pared. I1lcc
Potatoes Irish, 7aalS5c.; sweet, 81 .50@S2.
Rye. SlGlSlO5
Tdlloo, l.ac.
Wheai.-Whltc, sl.a61sl.!o; red, sl.l59sl.s5.
Fool.-Washed, 406t5oc.: unwashed, 3oa3ac.
JVhiskey.-Rcctiied, S1.4c@I Elsa pure Flrginl;
mountain rye, S20S3,
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It is denied that any agent Of the Roth
cllilds has talked with General Grant Of lend
ing money to Uncle sam 1T four per cent.
Hon. William Window, it is said, will be
chosen United States senator from Mime
sofa.
A surveying party Of twelve is reported
TO lave been murdered by Indians about
Gfty miles south Of Fort Macpherson.
There was a heavy frost last night at
Louisville, Ky, and ice formed an inch in
thickness.
Isaac L. Cook was accidentally shot and
killed on Friday at the Office OF the Times,
in Selma, Ala.
Us. Garlic is n Radical nominee for the
House Of Delegates in Harrison county,
West Va. Election October 18th.
There was heavy frost and ice on Fri
day night ut Memphis, Tenn. It is feared
that considerable damage was done to the
late cotton.
Admiral Farraglt'> condition has greatly
improved, and his physicians now have
strong hopes that he Will fully recover his
health.
/ fire at Boston, Sunday, destroyed the
Maverick Petroleum Refining Works, with
u I'LL &c di!oilI =, NJDGh. IL Il >ui'poStIi illS
fire originated from the bursting Of the
naphthA pipe in the still room. The loss is
estimated at $40. 600. Insurance small.
We are promised still another instalIment
Of the Byron controversy in the shape of 4
true account. written by the poet i'll 1916.
of the difficulty between himself and his
wife. The document is in the hands OF Mr..
Murray, the great London publisher. and is
announced to contain facts which will set at
rest The excitement which Mrs. Stoves ar
ticlc caused
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pomcstic Markets-TBy TELEcRApul.

NEW YORK, October !Foon.-l'lour shade
firmer. Wheat firm and quiet. Corr dull and un-
changed Pork qlct at $3l. Lard quiet. Cotton
quiet and firm ut roy. Turpcntne, i5i:. HoS!G-
Strained. T:.25. Frrights firm: .,o.
short, 1929. Gold, 1907 5-2o's ~ i22s Tonne
sre u'S--5ot cl-coupOns. 60: new, so. Virginia
5's-Ex-coupons, set; new, 81. North Carolina
5's-Ncw. dot.
Standardization closed dull and heavy. Super
fine State. 5.S0m $3.50: common To fair extra
southern, $G.35G$sSO Wheat cloScd tuli AMI 203h.
lower. The scarcity of freight room hid very de-
pressing effect. Corn closed dull and 23c. lower
i'or. dun ut 81. Lard quiet at I,Gls3c. whsle!
dull ut jl.2o. Rice steady ut SW0r sugar fairly
active Coffee more active. aiUlasscs dull. Tnr-
pcntinc. :-iGL tCic. Frcirhts !irmcr-cottmIi per
steam, &c. Hour per sail, =. 3D.; grain, per
steam,
Governments closed strorg. 5-?o's, 60, l265
Southern securities dull. Gold dull ii l2Oi.
CIHC1SNATI October l8.--Cora dropping at :iN
| 9Oc Wliskcy firm nj :l.l5. Pork Guil ut S3l.
Lard dull 1T liGi1ic. Shoulders, lc.; stdcs, 2cc.
LOUISVILLE, October I:.--C0rn. 90c: Prof.
sous Cric,: mess pork. :3l.TJ shoulders. III
clear sides, %: lard lsic Wh!skcy, $i.l5.
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Tobacco rTRrha.S

RICHMOND, VA.
OCTOBER is.-We reduce our quotations on
sone grades For all bright tobaccos aud ship
ping leaf the market Is buoyant and prices firm
Medium and lower grades or dark leaf, and me-
dunn and common working leaf, and also rugs
and unsouud stock and frosted stock, are lower.
L,us.-shlpp'ng green or unripcn, common o 10
medium s.. 5oG:a; shipping ripe In s9u ,,,,, 1
aoGsio: working common 70 neauLI, sip
xxi. working. good, sIo5o9sl2; bright smoking
ar working. Common to medium, Sl2aSll 5S1gSht
smoking or working, good TO fne, |isss-s0'
IeGGEshippinr, short dark in good order, 81, 81
@sl2: shipping. short dark, In sol. 2TdeJ cb oTS
s ai7 hPRgg 5 II EHGs GnssF IN 10n SGT long
dark. rich and waxy, si0Gsu.50: English sndp1
ping, Sl1MSl5; stemminR. short ana long, S Ky
brisht Wra s fine to extra s5sGsSo; sun
cured medium, sllMtsld; sun-cursd, nne' si'1
s25 !; frosted. S9GSlo.S0.
PETERSBURG, "a.
OCTOBER Is.-Nothing being done on Saturday,
we have to continue our remarks and
ter commands good prices. Dark leafy Tobacco,
suitable for wrappers, Is much wanted; also, good
bright wrappers. Receipts Of primings continue
large. and the quality IS uncommonly good For
the latter the market Is very active ut SiGs7-sales
mostly at Si.50@ $3.50. We quote iugs: $3.50 90
short leaf 50 50 $3.50 medium leaf, Sll0Sll 80
SIS.
L1NCIBukG. A.
OCTOBER ls.-The offerings the past week werc
rather larger than the week previous, consisting
principally Of primngs Of rather more inferior
grade. What little good tobacco Is selling com
mands good prices Some little yellow of the new
crop was sold. ranging from sl5GTs75o = hum
drcd. We quote:
PriminGS. -S3GIsS.
L,l0s.--iufcricr and common. &,6s8 good and
smooth dark, sS.5O0ySl0 fine working and smo-
king, sIC6Sl3; extra yellow smoking. S15GS3o.
Leaf -fnierior and common. *&.50Mfl0; good
and fine shipping, Sll6Sl2; extra shipping. SEQ
6:l. common working filters, .lrGESl0. co. good
working fillers. &iiGlS1l.50: fine working f!lcrs
S12GSl5 extra working oilers, none selling com
mon and fine wrappers, 1890; extra and fine
wrappers, S35IgS50.
Sold the past week II hogshcnds, Il boxes, ant
%. 700 pounds loose which Is hogShcadS less, Il
boxes, and 81. 900 pounds OF loose more than the
week previous.
LOUISVILLE, Ky.
OCTOBER i5.-The market opened ta~da! more
active ani with increased offerings. The sales a
the six auction warehouses amount 10 IA hogs
heads, with rejection Of bids on hoE>heads
Prices arc trm and unchanged for ali grades.
CINCINNATI.
OCTOBER 15-P. 1E-The trade continues better
than formerly al this season. and with aiI receipts
prices are steadily held. The sales were l5s hogs
heads Ut S7Gp$3o for Tugs to fine leaf.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATEST WASHINGTON NEWS


United States supreme court.
WASHINGTON, October 1S.-Unitcd states
Supreme Court. Ii. Mckee rS. United
States, decided
The claim involved 4 claim for cotton and
other property captured al Alexandria, La,
by The naval forces in 1864. The claimant
was resident Of New Orleans. who traded
beyond the lines under permit from 4 Trca-
sury agent, and by virtue Of II license
granted by military authority. The cotton,
&C., was purchased from \. ". Mckee. Il
distant relative OF the claimant, and IN agent
Of the Confederate Treasury Department.
The decision il the court below against
J. II. Mckee is affirmed, the court holding
that under the acts Of Congress operating at
the time the cotton was captured any Trea-
>uly agent who issued Il permit authorizing
trade with the enemy beyond the military
lines did so without warrant OF law, and
the permit was void. The permit granted
by the military was equally void. The
claimant had never had legal title to the
property in question, because it had been
purchased from an agent of the Confederate
Government.
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Petersburg Markets.

OCTOBER lc-P. M.-COtton.-Or ordinary. a2sc.
good ordinary, oe,c.; low mlddling, .s!c.; strict
low middling, 2itc.; mlddling, 2itc.
Saturday fully &C., with good demand. Prime
white, 81 $3.50: prime rcd sl.35@Sl.4O. Fancy
Bacon -Soulhwestern Virginia, hog-round, 1oic:
ditto sides, 2lc. southampton, hog-round, alsas
aac.; Virginia hams e34I.5c.
Corn.-Tl. IL for good samples. New corn Is be-
ginning to In, and sells ut s5c to u, accord
ing to It's condition..
Fiour.-New Piedmont family, $40; City Mills
extra, ii. so McClanahan's celebrated Bis Spring
extra Is. so McClanahan's superhne, $3.50 Nc'
Clanuhan's fine, $3.50; mountain and valley extra
and valley fine, 90; Baltimore extra, S7.95GS7.5
baltimore supernne. $3.50. Low grades yer,
Icarce,
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Norfolk Markets.

OCTOBER &c, p. H-PednutS.--Prim s..
BuHer-M0Lntain. 2Sll35c.
demonstrating &C.; low middling, 2ltG.iic.
good ordinary 23iM2ic.; ordinary &c.
Cor7.--Whitc, Fl.l5 yellow. 81. 10 mixed 81. 10.
Peas.-Black-eycl =; black, oJc.
Flour.--Family, SlOQ$l2.5O; extra, s7.50Gf 1880
superlne, $7@7.5o line, 55.I5@I*c.75.
liquors. = Brandy, apple, $3@Si; Whiskcy,
proof, IL .aO@Sl.4O Old Rye, $2.5CI$..
iMingles.-No. l, $5G$13.
Idr.-Large barrels, ST. small barrels, Fl. so.
prime. $l.3O@sl.5O; common, Sl.lo4Sl.l5. Prime
red $l.5o; Eair, sl.25G$l.4o; common, Sl.loQ
5l.@5.
Sales this Ddy-2so bales low middling cotton
at 2l43l.c $50 bushels meal q. Sl.25 %, 900 No.
Eject shingles at allW$i25 20 600 Eject shingles
1T Sl0; SIS, 900 l2-inch common at S5.50S1.2S.
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ner. OF PENNSYLVANIA, is dead, aged ninety.
Hon. A. II. Stephens writes here that he
has been confined to his house since Feb
ruary, and does not expect ever to be able
to 90 out again.
The Supreme Court gave no decision to-
day in the icrger huGeds corpus case.
Admiral Farragut is recovering.
The revenue receipts to-day were 1922
coo.
Secretary Boutwell, declines accepting
Assistant Treasurer Richardson's resigna-
ton.
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The Sloop.oEWar Cuba.

WILMINGroN, n. c., October 1s.-The case
OF the Cuba has been postponed until
Thursday on account of the absence Of Dir.
Nothing new with relation to her has been
developed.
WASHINGTON, October lS.-Therc is rel,,
able information that the Government will
detain the Hornet CUBA ut Wilmington,
and it is thought here the ultimate result
will be that the Government will seize and
dismantle her on the ground Of violation Of
the neutrality laws.
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MEETING Or JEWS IN PRUssIA.-NeD York,
October IA special cable dispatch from
London yesterday states that numerouSly-
attended meeting Of the Alliance Israelitc
Universal Society has been held in Berlin.
The principal subjects considered were the
severe distress now prevailing among the
Israelites in Western Russia, and the pros
pect of the emigration of the Jews from
that part Of the world to America. \ reso-
luton expressing the hope that the people
in America would cooperate steadily and
with their accustomed liberality with the
brethren in Europe relieving this distress,
was unanimously adopted.
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p.nn,,ts-we note receipts or small lots, of
handsome appearance, some OF which brouBht ID
and others rot well cured $3.50
BuieT.-Mountain 5ic. for prime.
BeCsr1dr.-35Gltoc.
EClJs.-W holcsale, 2oc., and scarce.
Notwithstanding fertilizer. SO; Peiers,,
burg Phcsphn-P Peruvian $40: Petersburg ground
master Sli. Dayis's pure raw hone, $50: DaVis's
suDerphos plate Of lime, SIS. Poudrettc $50.
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BURNING OF TIE LOUISIANA STATE SEMI
EARY.-Ner Orleans, October 17.-Captain
Kane. of the steamer Rob Roy, brings in
formation of the destruction by fire, on
Thursday night, of the Louisiana State
Seminary, near Alexandria. The library,
apparatus, and most Of the furniture, were
saved. The loss is about $4,000. No in
sIrancc. The fire is believed to have been
the work Of an incendiary.
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Cuba.

HAVANA, October 1S.-The Spanish mail
steamer has arrived, bringing reinforce
ments.
NEW YORK, October 1s.-Two Cuban pri-
vateers are reported to have escaped from
this harbor.
The Haytien steamer Peynot has de-
parted hence bearing United States colors,
being apprehensive of capture by privateers
should she bear Salnave's colors.
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Foreign News.
SPAIN.

MADRID, October 1S.-The druggists re-
port an extraordinary sale of turpentine
and other combustibles, which the Govern
ment apprehends are to be used for incen-
diariSm.
FRANCE.
PAFrs, October 18.-The Emperor Napo-
leon has invited the King Of Belgium to
meet him 1T Compeigne.
Marshal Balm will be appointed COM
mander Of the Imperial Guard.
GREAT BRIrAIN-LoRD DERBY DYING.
LoSDoE, October 1S.-Lord Derby is
Iyiur
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Discovery OF Coal IN KAEsAs.-SheyI-
dan. Kansas, October 1G-A vein of excel
lent coal has been discovered, extending
along the line OF the Kansas Pacific railroad,
east OF Denver. The discovery shows that
the workable coal beds of the Rocky Noun
tains extend miles eastward to the great
plains, and is Of the greatest importance
both to the settlers and the railway.
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TIE GRAND PROCESSION.
-, - rl'I,,,-l,,. -,

VIRGINIA CoMMITTEEHEN.-In the LOUIS
Vile Convention, D. G. De Jarnette Is on the
Committee on the Pacific Railroad W. l.
York, Railroads Generally William Lamb,
Direct Trade with Europe; j. ". Massle,
Immigration Il. 3. Boiling, Finance ana
EanIting; H.. {. Davis, ManniafturcS a a.io
Mining; X. u. Lilly, MISSISSIPPI, ;, me'e in
pr6yement: Il. ii. Murrcli, River Nayig;1-
ion. Lands, &c. A.a Briggs, Agriculture !;
c. (. burlington, Continuation Of Water Water:
Line from the Atlantic Ocean TO the Mlssls,
sipp River; Alexander Cameron, Removal
of distractions in the Mouth OF the Mlss Is
sippi River; NJ. b. Tate, miscellaneous
Business John Wood, Taxation.
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Army Officers Dismissed the Service

WASHINGTON, October 1S.-Captain Y. T.
Bailey, Thirty-third United States infantry,
is dismissed the service for refusing to pay
his board and tailor bills at San Antonio,
Texas. Lieutenant Shcllabargcr, Seventh
cavalry, is dismissed for conduct unbecom-
ing an officer. Captain Granger, Twenty
fifth infantry, is dismissed, and imprisoned
at Dry Tortugas, for misappropriating the
public money. President Grant has APP
proved these sentences.
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Numerous silly finance measures are ready
iog proposal to Congress.
Judge Hoar is reported to have declined
being 4 Judge Of the supreme Court OF the
United states.
ltiSaSScYtcd that the National TntelltJencer
ant Express has been purchased by Dir.
ret" Halstcu for Senator Spraguc. Re-
polt further SAYS that George Wilkes will be
editor, and willrun the paper in the Spraguc
interest
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4 Discouragins Account Of Alaska

WAsHINGToN, October 1S.-General
Thomas reports from Alaska against the
establishment of Il revenue service there, as
it will cost more than il will come to. No
mines have been discovered; plenty OF TIM
Der and coal is found, but there is plenty
equally is good hundred miles south !;
grain cannot be raised few vegetables are
raised, and those that are rot in Il few weeks.
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ceorreto,y1, Cattle Market.

OCTOBER l5.-Tke market active aud well at
gross l. 900 sheep and Lambs brought S.5cgt S55l
each Cows and Calves, :3JG so each: and veal
calves from Ct@Sc. q H., gross.-Geofgetorn
I...,..tn,.
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DeSfructly Fire.

BUFFALO,. October 1S.-The car-shops of
the Lake Shore railroad were burned last
night. Loss over S300, 600, with full insll-
rance. Fifty workmen are thrown out OF
EMPLOYMENT.
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North Carolina State Agricultural
Cd

RALEIGH, n. c., October 1S.-Thc State
Fair opens tomorrow. The weather is fine,
the list of articles for exhibition large, and
there will be number Of addresses and
essays on agricultural and manufacturing.
matters by some of the most distinguished
men Of the State during Fair week.
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DEFY GOODS.
DUCRWALL s. ROUss,
IL NO. 1906 MAIN STREET
OCTOBER II, 1869.

Received to-day another shipment OF splendid
AUCTION BARGAINS. Bleached and Brown
Domestics, Prints, French and English Beaver
Cloth so boxes French Flowers, 500 beautiful
Feathers, Black Grape Collars, Ladies' Flanneis,
Wide and Narrow Ribbons, Dress Goods Car
pets, Note Paper and Envelopes, Diamond Belt
Ing, silk aud Velvet Dress Buttons, Velvet Rib
bOus, jet Jcwery, &c. oc IL
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Another vigilance Comm tfee for
yntysanO

LOUISVILLE, KY, October 18.--YiGilance
committee operations ut Taylorsville, in
diana, have resulted in the death of several
persons. The account says terrible state
of affairs exist, and law-abiding citizens
annn naralyZed.
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FOREIGN aiarkets-rBY TELEGRAPH.

LONDON, October acknowledgements gai. Uni
ted states bonds 81. Taliuw, is. Cd. sugar steady
boti, on the spot and aAoat Common roain, 6.
fine. los. Turpcntinc, rs. gd.
LONDON, October IS ErcHi0g.- ralnw, as.
Common rosim Js.GGGs. 3d. Turrcntia", :as.
PARIS, October B.-Boursc opens quiet; rcntes,
III .5r.
LIVERPOOL. October lS.-Cott"n opened firm
uplauds l2lWl2td.: Orleans. l@!1l"1!. csti-
mated sales, 1900 bales. Red western wheat.
gs. ID GfJS. 3l. red winter, as 1d.mHS. ' ifi,r-
u00n.-Grtt0n 4 shade more active: sales, T., Goa
bales. Lard Nai. N!Gtcr r. wheat =. sd.
LIVERPOOL. October IS Ercl,taI- tott0n more
active ut same quotations: saies. 600 hdic-. In
rIudiug geo for cX port ana speculation. WintCr
red wheat, o.. Sd.Gl9s. gd Flour. .!s. Common
rnSli. Is Gl.
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GAVE YOUR MONEY, AND GO TO
JULIUS SYCLE'S,

SANI L. 1OOh uONI1, nND Wv ~
JULIUS sYCLE's,
No. as Broad street. between Fourth and Fifth,
who has now on hand tremendous large st stock,
consisting of the VERY LATEST STYLES OF
GOODS which can only be found md In Ha rs1Gass
bly, low everybody will find II to their interest
%5ss app &c ~ f F9PhSs from to soc
PLAIN and S;rRIPED CHEM, CSC;
IRISH POPLIN, EMPRESS CLOTH, FRENCH
MERINO. In all colors and shades;
SOLID COLoRED ALPA s.iA at G 25e;i
BALSlORAL SKIRTS-a large variety from '5c.
BLE ERaSC'HiiIESDi ana BROWN coTToNs at New
Slca : 2 IAt RE'I HfSSNpKERcH1EFs at soc.
Elegant LACE COLLARS from % to Sce.;
EaIes, o 8 from n,1 i2sc. Upward;
KID GLOVES In al cSl1rs the S very best
5oiiss; MEFiSS xEsTS # u very gSSea;
FLASNELs! TLANNELs!
Plain and Twillcd WHITE and COLORED
OPERA FLANNELS, plaid and plain, in all CO.
lOrs.
Great bargains In BLANKETS, sHAWLs,
CLOAKS, and CLOAK1NG.
| Mems and Boys UN ID L RS II 1RTS and
DRAWERS from the cheapest to the best.
| BROADCL 9TH, MELTON CLOTH. DOESKIN,
! FANCY CASSIMERES, SATINETS, KEN
| TUCKY JEANS, to suit everybody:
BRDCIIE SHAW Wis In large variety, to suit tho
full line Of WHITE GOODS, CORsETs, and
| EMBROIDERIEs;
| JET JEWELRY, MOTIONS, &C.
In fact, everything that Is necessary for first
class dry goods house.
Ny stock Of goods is too numerous to mention
every article all ask Is 10 give me call and
con vince Yourself. JULIUS SYCLE,
Az Broad street, between Fourth and Filth.
oc Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-19

PARK AND CUsA.-Evidence Of a positive
cNlvac:er has been received that General
Irim was uMGUaliGedly in favor Of the sale
ot Cuba in Tie first instance, and continued
in that disposition until after he had re-
turned from his visit 10 France, England.
r,a. II is charged here that prIm sought 10
benefit himself in the trade pecuniarily rs
wei. a. politically, but failing 10 makca sue
cess Of the first branch, lie Immediately
reversed his political status Washington
.lrgrQ1l IN Baltimore Sun.