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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-08-10

called for Nanuie-always for Mamie
The fever was contagious and none could
be found to take care Of him.
When the news was brought to Nancy
Price, she gave her gray hair an extra
twist, put on her hideous black bonnet,
and set out for the sick mans room, with
out saying word.
Night and day she tended him for five
long weeks. At last the fever burned it.
self away, and reason looked once more
out of the dying mans eyes. And those
who stood about him said he murmered,
with his last breath, "Nannie, forgive me, ,
before he fell asleep in Nancy Prices
arms.
Then old people in the village whis.
pered among themselves that the man was
no other than William Gray, and that he
had courted and deserted Nancy Price
long years ago. And the young looked
at her curiously, and wondered if it coulc
be so.
They buried him in the spot where Nan
scy used to hope they would lay her, wher
she heard the sobbing of the pines arounc
her window, in that far-off time, before
she had learned the hard lesson that grie
will never kill, and though the dead MAJ
had no kindred here to care for his rest
ing place, the grass grew green about hi
grave, and fair white flowers were Away
! blooming there.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-08-10
LESC DODGE, u
Aamoille County Insurance Agency,

Aamolle County Insurance Agency,
Morrissville, Vt.
Powers & Glled's Block. Insurance
[eny amount In the best and most reliable
Zhutnal Companies, and at the lowest
4iners insure In the Farmers Mutunl.
airing village dwellings, farm property
% risks f.om l5 10 80 per cent. less than
|ef Company. This Company pays for all
4ngo by lightning. / have the Agency
~ expiring Policies In Lam0ille County.
Valley IN Orleans County, Hardwick
bury. Ne policy will he allowed SO ex-
NJ tho assured having timely notice, All
ntens, whether by mail or otherwise,
pmptly attended TO-. Y 2m
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-08-10
GEORGE G. ARMS.
II II = -UEALEK IN
FOREIGN s. AMERICAN MARBLE,
AND MANUFACTURER OF

! MONUMENTS AND GRAVE STONES,
In Every Variety of Design and Material. Shop
near the Passenger Depot, Waterbury, VT Will
make it an object for persons from abroad to come
to Waterbury to buy their Marble
The highest cash price paid for all kinds of Ship
ping Furs. 1or
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-08-10

Two French friends met
"kh, good day. How are you ?"
''pretty we'll"
"And your wife9"
"She's travelling"
"For her health ?"
mo, for mine"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-18

insists upon rcversion Of the treaty OF
1855. The Turkish Government will make
an energetic reply.
TIE WORLD, WITH SOME NEW FRENCH
SUCCESSES.
NEW YORK. Nov. ia special to the
World from Tours to-day says: Nuner-
made magnificent sortie on the 10th in.
slant, infiictine immense loss on the Prus-
SLAMS, and establishing umunication with
General Paladin." The details of the
fighting are incomplete, but the substance OF
the report Is that the main attack was made
along the roads leading through st. Cloud,
Sures, and Versailles, while a feint was
made towards st. Denis.
ADDITIONAL WAR NEWS.
LONDON, Nov. 17.-Rumors come from
Berlin that Great Britain has received her
demand for IN arnistice. There are indef-
mite rumors OF French successes before
Paris. The French are elated over the rll-
NOR that the entire Prussian feet in the
North Sea has been captured by the French
fleet Heavy achievements have been sent
to Vondertanns, and are advancing rapidly.
Two columns have already crossed the
Youne river at Sens, and the Tenth Prus-
sian corps has struck the river at Tonnerse.
Prince Frederick Charles, at last accounts,
was at Troyes, directing the movements.
TIE CASE OF THE POPE.
BRUSSELS, Nov. 1.-THE independence
Beige says that Prussia will intervene IN
favor of the Pope.
FLORENCE, Nov. 17.-Cardinal Antonelli
has addressed a strong protest to the great
Powers against the occupation of the Quiri-
nal. -.
Should Victor Emanuel enter Rome the
Pope will depart for Malta. -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-18
The following changes Of appointments VIII

The following changes Of appointments viii
be made tonight: i !
Presiding Elders Norfolk District, A.
q. Brown ; Mprfreesboro' Lemuel S. Reid +;
Petersburg, %. =. Wills Lynchburg,
Henry B. Cowles.
Richmond Trinity, J. Powell Garland !;
Clay-street, E. Marshall Peterson. Other
Richmond appointments not changed.
Manchester W. n. Christian. Ports
mouth Wan. +. ,guili>ins. Markct-strcc',
Petersburg G. W. Langhornr. DanVillc /:
Joseph Proctor. Farmville l.: +. VI. Ed
wards. Lyuchburg: Court-strcct, j. D..
Blackwell; Centenary. VIM. 4. Edwards.
Elizabeth City. \. c.: :. $. Lambeth. Char
lottc>viilc Doubtful. Salisbury, Md: r.
A. Ware. MED.
(sECoSp r'srATCH.]
LyNCHDrHG, Va, Nov. Ill A. MAT
II O'clock the Conference adjourned. The
s,liowing arc the appointments for Rich
mond city: L. N. Ice. Presiding Elder !;
Centenary, j. c. CRANBERRY; Broad-strect,
J. L. Edwards; Trinity, J. ?. Garland ;
Clay->trect, f. NJ. Peterson; Union Sta
ton. Benjamin +. Woodward !; Sidney and
Oregon. G. W. Motley; Manchester, w. II.
Christian. The next session will be held Mt
Portsmouth. MED.
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Domestic s1arkets-rBY TELEGRAPH

NEW OAK, rov. 17-Noon.- Flour loc. better.
What held ct 2Gic. higher with The ma ket un-
settled Pork dull at $2!2sGss4sso. Cotton I'M
settled and lover.
Erening.-Co ton dull; sales 2, 800 bales up
lands, lssc. Flour-state and western, 100 SC.
better; super1ne, S!.s5Gl$5. 20: southern friner-
common t. far extra S5.sv0 $50. Wheat IT.
regular, but l@2c. hetter; wihLer rid aud amber
ss5c CID ss;ss f Pors i S at RsM
ro steady. hiskey Gull at S7@s73c. roce-
rles firm. With moderate request. IIurpentine
quit ~ 453G48c. kosin dull al SL9S. Tallow
quiet at Ss9S1c.
BALTIMORE, Nov. l7.-virginla ss-Old. 80 bid :;
set asked 1885, ssi bid; sot asked; lse7s, IS bid
81 asked.
ESHs a;y r sstys HSsFs 9'5 G SsSRs. Il. ne,
per, "a 5D 1918; Extra, st@s7; Family, S7.se@
s9.1s: W, stern Supe,hne. s.7sGss IS; - ira
Mwyf nd amnsr, s.7sasI7s; comm IsN to + fair,
SLl5Qsl.4o; Ohio and jutie ~, tLa5Gsl. 40. Corn
active bits southern. cd 7oN75c.; e~, 7s97sc: !;
| sons ncminaily unohsng. d. with scarce stock
aud email business. whiskey dull st ssGss:.
The Ca Tie mSIk , Spen,d wi b be!tsr feeling
| ton was for first quality. 5t23etc {; medium: 40
ST.. In erior 10 ordinary, 3s@4c. receipts,
| 1901 head !; sales, ,56e hcSJ.
swine more active snd higher. with s39lo,.
| paid Tor few superior; recci.ts, 5,5sl head.
Sheer The supply of common la-gelv cxcecds
SC rec end varied The quotat o1s are FIR +,
good. s3,75Gs4 so: good 10 extra, a450Gl$5 50;
ST OK sheep, 9l.a5S2.5o per head receipts, SEQ
be d.
/ CINCINNATI, Nov. I7.-Fiour active at A'.751
Al. Coru advancing to- / ta'r demand at dSM5oc.
Pork dull at t2l.5cGl S2?. Lard dull and un etled
| at l2i@lS,c. hiskey qtllcs and unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. H. Catton dull and
lower ard nomtna,ly quoted at 15t6ll53c.: sales,
$500 bales: receipts, les bsles; exports, 3.ost
bales stock To-, 4G7 bAle..
LOUISVILLE. Fov. II Flour firm. Corn I'M
changed. Provisions in demand with Mess porS
quo ed at $2a. Lard Ac. Whiskey heavy at &bsac.
LOUSY LILLE. Nov. F.-Common to good lugs,
IS. 7a4lSd 75i good Leaf, Sits.
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from John K. Gnllat Co.'S Cireulsr.J

LONDON, NV. loIV'
Tobncco.-A large portion OF he late import
has been samrled and is now on the market. There
can be no question that the general character OF
the crop Is uasat!sfacto and unaEractve to bay
ers, but on the age the quality is fully a. good
as we were prepared to see. here has tesn scarcely
apy approach 70 ,usiness in the new tobacco the
few t.anss ctlpDs noted being confined 10 dry leaf
witt, color which Is scarce anu Is readily taken at
fair rates. Some sales OF old strlos are reported,
and the bu ,iness Of the month may have reached
700 to 800 hogsheaus. With large crop and lower
prices In view ouIero VIII naturally De Ieiuctaut
70 an :cipale their wants, ana the general sire Of
shippers to clear of old stock viii not, we arc
afr id, be easily realized.
in Or, nd tufts we quote m advance OF sM1s. q iso
H., Peace II IS expected, would DrlnB q maud
from abroad, and perhaps further improvement In
value.
Money is rather dcarer, though the bank rate Is
not altered, loon for France has been recently
contr. cted, al there are Signs that otGe- Euro
pean Governments will be borrowing shortly; tn
* en5 of thse drains Will proportionatciy affect
the rate of discount.
QUOTATIONS.
Observation-Disclosures stale and heated. 90
3d.; Ouud to good acd Iii GaI9d-; bright fancy
said. acknowledgement to good atdnne, SIG
i'd
Iresfern.- Lcaf-Low faded to mddling export,
4G5u sound dry common to good G TIN, 5n
uId good to fine and bright cJln-, 7W?3d Stem
Ined-CoIomou To good and fine, eMsd. SELECTIONS,
a0l0ad
Ns0ro-head and Cdcendish.-3, l20lsd,
Anericdn Spring Wheat.- 46N4ss. u 4Pe lbs.
Flour. 26u:ss. q, LED H..
Indian C6rh-3, 0E3ls. q $50 lbs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-18

Regs 81 best, ss@sse.; si.s,, ne. "a g.
Krs.-ssaa7Oc. for good to prime. q
:Rfoe.-Carollna, sAc.
Race Gfnger.-B&12oc.
S,est.-Nsylor's cast steel. lsa5lsAc. a a. rn..
llsh blisterso, l73c. q n; American bI,s.ersd
5SaR.-Liverpoo, from wharf O.. &aQsa. Is q sack
for Worthington and Marshall--in store, 81. s0G
&C. e5: ground alum, s2As3.Io % sack.
Shot.-Northern. $40 ~ bag of Is Ds.
S,tcdr.-markcl firm, but not active. Cut Loaf.
lssc.; crushed powdered, and Eranglatsd, laac.
81 1910. " Is, 1s4c. Extra CT l3sc.
6tares. -Whiskey nnrrel timber, green, t2ogSe;
u 900; seasoned a254Sso a. Loco. Flour barre r
head hoops s40@sSo Y Loco; red oak hogsl,sae
barrel, hickory. hoop, 81. so u !. 900.
Sodo.--sai.. ssg04c.. In Ksfs; English soda. ssc.
Se7,hcn Root.--25gas;.
aShGchs.--85c. - .t.''. ft-a
SoGp.-Common, 5Gac. best ~ashlng, 11@ll!c. ;
toilet l5@20c.. and fancy prices country, 4Gsc.
Spirits TurDentii,e.-s2c.
,Sumdc-s1Qs1.75 n 100 lbs.
:7ar.-S3.e5GQs3.5 so q barrel. ..
TsdS.--Blacs, 75c. GSL the last prime arti
Gle: imperial. s1.2565Al. rs aunpowder ~ s0@S2.
Uool.-Washed, so@&2c.; unwashed. Ss95oaa
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Washington News,

WASHINGTON, Nov. lit appears by
official data that during the eight months
ending the Let Of September the export of
wheat amounted to over $4,000. 900 -four,
a12, 200, GOO; raw cotton, S152 ,250, 900, and
leaf tobacco, 81 900, 900.
The strength Of the United States army
Is stated at 34,S70 men.
Senator Schurz, of Missouri, called at the
White House this morning, but failed to see
the President. The Star states that the
President was engaged IN answering pri-
vate letters.
The version of Earl Granyille's reply to
Gortschakoff, received here, says that he
denies the right Of Russia to recognize the
European situation az releasing her from
the obligations of solemn treaty. It fur
ther says that instead Of making any such
announcement Russia should have invited
the Great Powers to consider the subject.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York stock and MONEY mar,xe

NeW AoEb> StVcA anu money Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. IL Noon.-9o,d, li2i. Mo.
ney, s@sp per cent. s-7o'a, "a, 1919.
Erentng. Gold ilet@ii2s. Governments active
but II tribe lower: s2s. 1914. Southern securities
higher on South Carolina's, 10 yer on North Caro-.
lina's, and steady on the others. Tennessee s,s
co; new, set, Virginia e's, 81; new, q. North
Carolina e., +si; new, 2s Money, sls per cent.
Sterling, ioat@loss.
,Ldter.-1he gold room TO- day was In perfcc,
turmoil IN con eq'encc OF the many conflicting
clegrims re cv-d. It's reported that the m IKE
ola cent In The quotations Of 'niied states bonds
fused heavy sales, and decline from llas t. 1ls3
Az he closc there wasa slight rally - cover shorts,
but favorable financial fcpo' Is from Europe check
cd the rcGound. The market outside of tha gold
room vas quiet, and borrowers wetc supplied.
Sterling WAS somewhat easier.
Recommendations 1914; 'e4's, 1908 'G5'e, 1851;
new, loo: 'e7's, 100; es's loaa ten fortress loa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-18
CITY ORDINANCES.

A N ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND
n RE.IkpAIN SECIIOa % 1F CHaPrEksSs e.
uF THE ORDINA- CES OF THE CITY, soF
RICHMON PASSED NOVf MBER7 1870:
Be It ordained. TIL { secsion 50 Of chapter - OF
the 81 y ordinances be amended and reordafaed so
as O read as follows ,.,.s = sE!ro.
rs 90. No person or persons shall break or dig
up, or assist In breaking or digging 10 any p 'rt
OF any street or remove any gravel dir, or NV
nure ihsresran,. without baylng fraI obiainea tee
written permission Of The Commit tee on Streets
Generally or the Engineer Of the city; nor shall
any city officer, employee. or contractor, or my
other pers Il, In lay Ing gas or water pintng or In
repairing the came. or IN constructing orIspais-j
t"E cul erts or IN making connections with city
or private cuverts, dig iato or break up or assist
disgink Into or oresk'ng up, any street or pun.
lie alls, unless the earth removed oy steh oIgglnH
O breaking .p be returned IL DIN roughly tsmmsd
or consojidat d. as 10 p .ce the st,est or public
alley IN the conc iiion !. was before such dig.
o. NJ or breaking up. Any person taillpx ~ CON-
Civ Vito ibis section shall be liable TO penalty
not less than tea nor more thA4 hfty doll ara ONE
h III 20 the infOrmtr; \, d In c3e ofsach furo
BIZ any oticer employee OF the CITY, such psnaity
90 be ue ucted from tae AN Junt next payable 70
him for services.
runli shed by authority Of Council:
Z. c. H0WARD,
no17st City Clerk /,
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Norfolk Markets.

fair to prime, III 3.aQ lsg ordinary, 81 1881 rs.
ked. choice 81 ss@sl 10; fair 10 prime, Si.2o
BIZ ordinary, S..t00sl.l5. Our quotati ons fvr
the lower grades must be considered merely NOM
insl.
Corn.-The transactions early In the week were
nearly ali reported prlvete terms. The price was
supposed to he 72973c. We note one sale Of 600
Corn Neal Last sales at Sl@$L.os.
OdtS.-Sales of 2 $50 bushels yesterday Ut 4c.
Pednuts.- Sales of some 900 or 100 .shels are
reported during the week at prices ranging from
81 to Sl.40 for choice.
Shingies.-Last sales OF shingles, H-inch Sim
nousl, At 81 .50QSl05V; No. 2, $sl9.
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MIH.LHEEHY,

NEW MILLINERY AND MAN >:osss5
~ IJAsta kEr $ STAB ISHMEkT, sSllSG
UrDAR TIL SPOTS@QliD HOiE =. SNeVSs
Mrs. fiA.;Rr' T & CRAWFUFD have just opeLed
this NV and elegant MILL INEkf STORE,
AID invite the at.artlon of tie ladies' Of Eich.
mona 10 their beautiful stockOf MILL YER
G. D.. CSJl and zee us. no l5-lIn
NNILLLNERY.-W are now pre- rsN
wi pared TO show Il choice selection Ct Fall w.
EKS. FLOWERS, "a IL and FANCY NECK
RIB5U:Ie, CHlGN0nS, SWITCHES, &c, and
we IN .ite the atteutioa Of Tie ladies 10 our stock.
e. WALTON + CO.,
oc q5-lm No. 400 Bro sd ST.. c2ruer 4th.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND ELoUE HxcHAHas,!
HyoHMoyp, VA. Nov. II, 1916,
nTyERiHae.

CORN AND FLoUE E1cBAHaB,!
HyoHdoyp, VA. Nov. II, 1876,
l. nTgERiHae.
Wneca.-White s,:ss ousfsls. Bed. s,asi bush.
els. =. - :. $50 !, .s,s--.e r.sss :.
| ICorn.-White, LIS bushels. Mixed, none.
fO1&s.-1k bus hsls.i = ratv-',it
+ Rye.-e bushels. a.f
Whsdt-Whte, 200 bushels prime at a1.os: 90
bushels very good ut $.s5 e. bushels AZ 81. 40; 90
bushels foul at Sld5; So bushels very inferior at
fl Is: 90 bushels at q42; 90 bushels foi at sl40;
3. bushels very good at e9s 81 bushels at 81 20
50 bushels line at 81. e5; 400 bush 1t 81. -
bushei, i. Sl.2,; Il bu hels ut $1.6o-totai, ~
bushels. .-.t-
Hhedt.-Ped, Iss bus hs1s very good ut ri ~ 2iD
hu.hes very ia ferior at si5; sto bushels at 81
s7c Dush:ls fair at 81. 10 bu hels dam aged 1t
soc; 10 bu4te's very Inf rio at 81 100 bushels at
al 20: 20: bushels at 81 IS; 800 bushels choice on
private terms total 1870 bushels, -
Corn -" hit7. lr2 bushels new at roc: IL bushels
very good new at 793c.; a bushels prime no" on
private terms 200 bushels fair old ct ssc.-tctal,
alb bushels.
0ats.-aa bushels very good at 4c.; 20 bushals at
S5c.
Rye.-None. ..-..
sr.s RE-EXEB1TED.
Wheat.-Whte, lie bushels. Red, 200 bushels.
Corn.-N hite, 800 bushels. g rs,.
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puEg OF EICsHUSn, NOV. II. 1s7c.

ptEG OF EICsHUSu, Nov. II, 1879.
kTuTrEr,
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
clarulsc and passengers, l.. b. TatIln.
SnTLED,
Gamer Savior. Herring, Phila., merchandise
and passengers, V. 2. Porte X Co.. ..-....
oies,ner Ellie Knight, Travis, BsltimOre, ner-
chandlse and passcD gers, y nj. 2 Brett.
ID rlSOEAEDA.
WEST PoIST, Nov. l7.-Arrlved steamer State Of
Virginia. freeman. Baltimore. merchandise and
pass.ne.rs, York kiTer Railroad Company, and
sailed m return.
hoUIA CREEK. foy. T.--A-rlved, steamer
Tronsides. hRvo, Baltimore, merchandise snd
passengers, Richmond, fredericksburg aud Po-
tomac ittilroad Company, and sailed on return.
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CONCORD. N. H., Nov. 1.-THE State La
Dor Committee has called Convention to
nominate candidates for Congress and State
offices, and issues an address to the "friends
of labor reform. economy, impartiality, and
honesty" In the National and State Gov
prnmentS
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The Fair at Wilmington, n. C.

WILMINGTON. N. c., Nov. 1.-THE num-
Der of visitors to-day at the Fair exceeds
the attendance any day during the week.
The influx Of strangers is unprecedented
in the history of Wilmington.
There have been killing frosts for the last
thren NIGHTS
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Murder in New Orleans,

New ORLEANS, Nov. T.-Charles Dur
rions went home last night intoxicated:
when his wife, aged IS, struck him several
blows on the head with an axe, killing him.
The weather here is very cold. There
was frost and ice this morning.
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NOTICE-TO THE OWNERS OF

MOT I G. Z TO THE OWNERS OF
" kEAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICH
hOND.-The Undersigned, who were appointed
TO assess the real estate in the sew.
eral W rds OF this ~, having nearly completed
their outdoor operations, Will meet at the City
Ii all in the Assessors Office, on FhiHAf NEXT,
the 18th Instant, md Oh the four following DAYS,
excevt unGay, from 10 A. 81. to o'clock Z. NJ,
I, the p rpose of correcting any errors or omiS-
siDDS which may have beer made. All persons
woose re1l ct lie may have been erroneously as
sesssd heretofore are earnestly requested to come
forward and make the iact known so that the
proper corrections, II not already made, may now
be made. The Commissioners ere very desire
that The books. when copt. and returned by them
10 the city Council shall he rect in all respects.
Real estate owners In Marshall w ard Will cali on
FRIDAY.
Real estate owners III Jefferson Ward will coll
on saturday.
Real es tate owners In Madison Ward will call on
Monday. ,,
Tuesday.
Rea, estate owners in Clay Ward will call on
Wednesday.
$3.50, Ks 7 So ,; S$a;Es3s2s,} oenn''.
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BANK OF COMMERCE |

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO
~ THE HOLDERS 80 The COT HTkR-
SIGSED NOTES OF THE BshK OF COM
dem atlon It par at the oiic@ OF eaid b INK, In
Fl ed-ricksburg, Va, or at the bankIng-hou:e OF
Conway, Gordon L iSarnstt, IN said toSn, on or
before The FIRST Day OF AUGUcT, 1871, or III.
same Will b. barred, In conformity with an act
of the general Assembly OF Virginia pissed July
1870 entitled all at for /; relief Of the Bank Of
Commerce ut treder.Cks burg.
i1E lRiE b. SCOTT. President.
T M urRSDoS Cashier ~ o. Fem
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Conviction fOs Murder

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-THE jury in the
Mortiman casc has found the prisoner guilty
of murder in the first degree.
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Foreign Markets -rBY TELEGRAPH.

Foreign Markets lBY TELEGRAPH
LONDON, Nov. II -Epening, 0?s.
Uniteu tarcs bonds, SIT.
The bufiion IN the Bank of England has In
c, eased .Sl2l 600.
'IvHHpooL. rov. IL Erentn1.-Cotton MT
and irregular; Upl ards, ssNGti.; Orleans, ea@
tld. sales, 600 Lales. LaId, 72s.
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a!NiATuliS Et.MANAC, Nov. IL. 1870.
Sun rises ...,...... 7.Os MOOR ri:es........ LA
Sun ssts.,....,..,.. AVS High Tide. ll.5a
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DR.J. CABELL has removed his resi-
Il dence and office to No. OIL Franklin street.
The Office OF the Board of Health IS emoyed 70
the same hultltnp Oc 2G-ims
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LYNCIIBURG, VA

Nov. 1s-Receipts were larger the past week
than for several past, and prices we about the
game. We contlnu. our last quotations:
Primings 81 5o023.
LugS. erior aud common, $a0Siso; good
and smooth long, $685.; medium and good yell
low S59lfs; fine yellow smoking, Sit@Si4 extra
yellow smoking, Sl5QIt3O.
Ledf-Inrersor and common, $4.5O4se.s0; good
dark ana mixed, AROSE; II edium and good yellow,
s7@Slo; fine yellow, $ll@Sso; extra yellow, S2S
@35O.
Fine yellow wrappers Of the new crop sold the
paSt week at Si2. LugS, $l3,
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Fata, Accident in England.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE explosion OF a
cartridge factory near Birmingham to-day
wounded twenty-five persons, some of them
fatally.
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HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE.

uORSES AND MULES FO REGr
and TEN Mills lust arrived at 4. Bossl, LX's
stable direct f. ON Kentucky. AMONG the lot gre
ten nne mares and some stylish and fast stepping
horses. For sale l.w and on accommodating
terms. Apply ut onc2 at =. BOssieuX's stables. On
Franklin bet = cen 18th ami 18th streets.
oc 3l-lm GREEN & BULK.
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DRIDGEWATER FAMILY FLOUR,
d m .nufac.ured byJ. B. Ficki!n z son, OF Fai
mo-. III Va To-, X the pr IN um ut the LIZ g , gricus-
rural Fair over all compe lore, and IL justly re
gard d as the BEST In The United Stats. Every
barrel vAsranlcd to p ease or be returned For
S s1te 10 lots 70 suit puschhserslly ro
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Dussos.UTiuss Il sARvs

cNo~|LCS%~-~-~~-,.
ROTICE.-THE CONTRACT HERE
~ tofore existing betw cen the SuLTHERN AS
aOCIA TON, for the B.nei, of Widow and t:r-
phans and j. &. BUTTS, is abroga cd and dis
solved from this da.e. {. Q. lOMPklNe,
Managing Di' eCtor
RYCuNnSn VA Nov. Is. 1870. no ID div
SAMUEL NJ. PAGE g. PHILIP 5.
- WOOD have formed a co-partnersh,p TOT the
practice of law in all the courts or the city OF
Richlnnnd and counties o. Heorico, Chesterfield,
po~hatan and Amelia. .
VIII attend other counties IN spsclai Gases, AL
dresS fAas ~ mO9p;
No. 90 Governor street, nichmoud, Va.
oc s5-lm
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DMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE.

Having qualified as admin ,strator upon the es-
tate of julius A. HOBSOS, deceased, fereby
STATE to eseut them 10 me for settlement a1o all
persons Who were Indebted 70 tia deceased arg rs
duested 10 come forward and settle such inaeo.cd-
ness without delay. n. u. LEE,
mo 4-r4w Adm or Of j. a. Hobson, dec d.
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HAVE YOUR BROKEN WINDOWS
EL MENDED.-I have an experienced GA
ZIER, and will Z Ut IN GLAsS 10 any part Of Inc
city sr reasonable prices SIGN fAsNIlEs,
promptly at.endedto X. W, ALL ZEN,
mo- I7-st l,tn street, bet. Main and Cary.