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LIPPNIhN'S
G Il % AT GER MAN RITTERS

Is composed OF tho purcst alcoholic csscnco NJ
Gcrmany's favoritc beverage, impreepated
WITH Will inc me ]ulcSs and extracts of rare herbs,
1t one OF the best and surest preparations for
the cure Of ioA
Dyspcpsia, Loss of Tone in tho Stomach and
Digestive Organs, Nervous Debility, Ian
guor, Constipation, Liver Complaint,
PREVENT We FOR CIlILLSA Nd FEVER
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,,iS Depot pot in Columbia, S. c., at GEIGER&
MCGREGOR'S, Druggists.
Mhoiesale Agents for the State of South
E9roiina-DOW1E, NOISE e. DAVIS. HENRY
OF DISCHOFF Il CO.. GLACIUS & WITTE:
sIEEFENS, WERNER & QUICKER, Charies,
W. o. " juno 21yIlt
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,,o.i.:c hIRKLANp Ian MILLS, GA, March %, 1870.
Sdoannoh, Ga.-GEST1EMES: I have ;yfTo,,
duccd your Great German Bitters here To NV
customers sn and friends and find better sale R
who have tried it approve of il yerv b;ahIs, Tee
and do not hesitate in saying that it is fssrr
superior in value to any other Bitters now IN
use. Yours, respectfully, ~
(Signed) ". KIRKTAND
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, Guns and Ammunition.

Guns and Ammunition.
TUST received by William Glaze, fino Eng
~ ish BREECH-LOADING GUNS, 1ine Eng
ish Powder, in Canisters, Shot and Gaps, of all
kind. One door North Of Messrs. Scott, vii.
liams & CO. Banking House. Dec 1G
Fulton Market Pickled Beef.
BUFFALO TONGUES,
I'D Mutton Hams,
Smoked Beef
Picked Pig Pork,
Pickled Salmon, for sale by
March e. HOPE.
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Notice.
NNH!RTY days after date, tho undersigned
bate Of Lexington County, at his Office, for q
final discharge as guardian OF Benjnmin, Leo
nora and James Derrick.
JOHN 8. DERRICK, Guardian.
LEXINGTON O. H., July 8. 1870. July u i13
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MALARIoUs DISEASES GENERALLY,
FEMALES

Will find LIPPMAN's GREAT GERMAN n1r
TIERS the best tonic known for the I]isea asea :,
Whlch they arc generally subject and where ,
gentlo stimulant is recommended.
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hIPPRIAN,@
G Z R ~ AN DaTTERS.
THE
Parest Medicated Cordial Of the Age.
d.
ALI:ERA TIVE, ANIJ-BLLIOUS and
INVIG TING PROPERTIES

LlPPMAN's great
GERMAN BITT-
ERS is prepared
from the original
German receipt
now in possession
OF tho proprictors
and is tho samo
preparation that
was used in Cor
many upwards or
q century ago; to-
day is household
remedy of Germa..
ny, recommended
by its most emi-
nent physicians.
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VIM. McBURNEY, President.
z. T. ALEXANDER, Vice-Pres. and Actuafy.
Z. NYE RUTCHISON, Yice-President. resi-
dent in North Carolina.
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- Messrs. Jacob Lippsnan d Bro. Sarannob
,Ga.-dENTs: have before me your esteemed
iH,seT OF the a4th inst containing various
After careful examination I must confese
that your bitters is really what you represent
ito, 1t to be. an old German recipe of Dr. Mitch.
excellent for dyspepsia, general dabiiitv snS NJ
ne!r nerYous diseases, Ind is good preventive Of
en-! Ghiils "a and fever. find it to be a most de-
ngnIiui i,a1l ana pleasant stomachio. I remain
yours truly, (Signed) AUG. P. WETTER.
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TESTIMONIAL.

For sale by L. II. nEINITsH. Druggiut,
Columbia, S. G.
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~. H., July o. lofU. july IL l5
Pure Brandies.

Ia pipe jas A0nnS''S 1865 1865 o0sns0'
! pipe brandenburg Freres 1885 &C
Being Importers Agent for sale Of all Fo-
reign Wines and Liquors offered by me, can
give equal Inducements to the trado any job
bing House in New York or Baltimore can
offer. GEO. SWIMMERS,
Juno 23
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GEORGE E. .B0GGs, Secretary.
JOHN T. DARBY, NJ. D., Medical Advisor
AUGUSTINE T. SAfYTIiE, Solicitor.
JAMES CONNER, Counsel.
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HEAVY DAMAGES AwARpED.-MissB Blanche

HEAVY DAMAGES AwARpED.-Miss Blanche
E. Williams, q young lady, who in April,
1869, received severe injuries by the fall OF
a portion of derrick ut Paramount Park,
has just recovered $4,000 damages from
the city of Philadelphia, 1t appeared that
Oh the It'll of April, 1860, Miss Williams,
with gentleman and lady friend, visited
Paramount. At the time alterations were
being made at the warehouses, preSara-
tory to the introduction of turbines. To
facilitate the work derrick was being
erected on the day in question, and as the
visitors were passing along the path near
the shears, they fell, and Miss Williams
was caught under one Of the poles. Her
right arm was fractured, one leg was frac-
iured in two places below the knee, and
the ankle-bone so badly injured that it was
impossible for the surgeons to make the
proper extension, and the result is, that
after medical attendance, continuing until
June, 1870, one leg is three inches shorter
than the other, and the injuries are perma.
nent, still causing pain, and requiring the
use of crutch. The defence did not deny
the accident, but alleged that Miss Will
llams had warning of the dangerous char
acter Of the neighborhood, one of the
workmen, as the shears were falling, en-
deavoring to seize her by the dress and de-
tain her, but she ran too fast to escape the
falling pole, and then ran directly to where
1t struck her. The jury, however, awarded
her $4,000.
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A boy in Boston found pint Of brandy
which his mother had hid away. The boy
drank the liquor, and the effects were nearly
fatal. The Boston Herald calls this go
warning to boys" We should say it should
operate more rs warning to parents.
Early in the session of Congress promi-
nent Western Senator will introduce bill
allowing import duties and all taxes arising
from customs to be paid in United States
currency, instead of gold, as at present re-
CURED.
There is great excitement at Chihuahua,
New Mexico, oyer the discovery, seventy
five miles from that place, of u placer of
gold yielding from one to three dollars
pan, and occasionally an ounce nugget.
The whiskey ring Is said to be organizing
large lobby to put up the tax on Whiskey
in the interest of those who have purchased
largely with this object in view.
. Tbree-cent street car fare is promised
in Chicago if the compressed air-motor
tested in that city the other day works all
right.
A man arrived in Kansas City few days
ago, from Omaha, who had been captive
among the Indians for fifteen years. He
was on his way to Galena, Illinois, his early
home.
The Cherokee nation of Indians made
the 18th ,llt. day Of fasting. and prayer
for protection against the swindling opera
tons of the agents Of the United States
Government.
Donkeys' flesh ranks very high among the
new species of food adopted by the be-
seged Parisians. 1t is said to- resemble
veal, with poultry flavor.
It Is sad to think, when 80 many people
are in actual want of clothing, that other
people can be found in New York willing
to waste 800 on the dress OF q single doll.
A committee Of the St. Louis Board OF
Trade has made o favorable report on the
feasibility of manufacturing plate. glass pro-
| fitably at that point.
The opening of the theatres In Paris Is q
military provision, to prevent the troops
and the populace from dwelling too much on
/ their desperate situation. =
An acre of land has been sold In thescity
! of London for 90, Coz, 900, and ir nearly
every portion OF the city land Is said to be
| increaslngdn value every year.
The pecan crop Of Texas Ia reported to
| DO a total failure this year.
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PROVISIONS FOR THE PARISIANS aHEE THEY
SURRENDER.
VERSAILLES, Nov. 30.-Immense quanti-
ties of provisions have been collected here
by the Germans for the Parisians when
they surrender.
ENGLAND AND RUSSIA,
BRUSSELS, Nov. 3O.--The Independence
Beige announces that England has agreed
to the proposed conference for the settle
ment of the Euxine difficulty, provided
Russia satisfactorily explains the note of
Gortschakoff. .--..-, =. a.. s..
ST. PErERsBURGR, Nov. 30.-The Govern
ment is in receipt of addresses from all
parts of the empire, showing that the
loyalty of the people renders Russia unas-
sailable and fearless of any hostile alliance.
RUAoRED oAPITULATIoN OF PARIS.
LONDON. Nov. 30-5 P. M.-The rumored
capitrlation of Paris. causes q buoyancy
in the market here.
Lord Lyons is awaiting the decision of
the Tours Government relative to Sc nd
ing plenipotentialy to the conference in
London.
FOREIGN SUMMARY.
LONDON, Nov. 30.-The sixth corps was
assaulted by the French with great fierce
ness near La Hay, while cannonade was
kept up to cover sortie. The sortie was
repulsed. Other sorties were made ut the
same time by the French, which were in
all cases repulsed and the French driven
behind their Notifications, their loss being
seven officers and 700 men. The French
have been badly beaten between Orleans
and Althernay. ..-
The French were again whipped by the
tenth PruSsian corps at Fontainebleau in
heavy attack that they made on them
with the army of the Loire. After this
failure the army Of the Loire withdrew
The greater part of the army of the Loire
was engaged, and 10000 killed and
wounded left on the field.
The feeling in money circles in London il
reported healthy.
King William, as the ally of England,
will urge OH the Car the folly of preten'
sions which the civilized world refuses tc
| tolerate.
The proposed conference OH the Eastern
question is favorably received here.
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PORT OF RICHMCtJD, NOV. 80, Is7e.
ARRIVED, esf.
Steamer James 8. Green, Philadelphia, mer-
chandise and passengers, w. r. Porter.
Soho ner j. 3. Buckmaster, lcHenry, Peters
burg, light, Currie & Co.
SAILED,
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, MGR
chandise and passengers l.. b. Tatum.
Schooner ". n. GessGe., Egbert New York,
merchandise, Currie u Co.
Schooner G.. II. Squiers, Ttmmons, New Yrok,
merchandise, Curtis & PARKER.
MRMoRANDA.
WEST POINT. Nov. 30.--Arrived. steamer Admf-
raj, keybold, Baltimore, merchandise and passen.
gers, ! ork River Railroad Company, and sailed
on return.
AQUA CREEK, Nov. 30 Arrived, steamer Geor'
seanna, Freeman, merchandise and passengers
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rallroat
Comp my, and sailed on return.
NEW YORK. Nov 2s.-In port. schooners, j.
Leach Quincy and susqueh tnpah, Phillips, IRON
Rondout, for Richmond.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
A channel way of fourteen fest at ordinary higt
tide has been dredged across ths bar at Trent'
Reach James river. s.'.
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IMPORTANT TO NAvIGAToRs.-The De-
partment of State at Washington has re-
ceived the following from P. +. Hoxie, OF
the steamship Juniata, through Consul
General Biddle, at Havana
81 would most respectfully call the at.
tention of the Department to the shoal of
New river, about twenty-five miles north
east Of Cape Florida. not down on the
United States coast survey charts OF 1863,
and lying in the direct track Of all steamers
bound south. Having passed over it this
voyage and sounded, found Az fathoms,
but am satisfied that it is much less, and
consider it a very dangerous reef. / found
the position Int. 26 deg, 2 min. north, and
lon. 80 deg, 3 min, and 80 sec. west, and
should advise q light-ship to be placed there
as soon as possible"
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Browning of q Negro MAN.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH.
LEXINGTON, Va, Nov. 30.-Since the
breaking up Of the canal and the washing
away of our bridge here the water has been
drawn off from the dam below the point,
and shallow ford thus made. A negro
man, driving team of Mr.. T. H. Beaver,
entered the ford as usual this evening,
when he suddenly found his horses SWIM
ming. The man and one horse were
drowned. The other horse was cut from
the wagon and saved. The body of the
man was recovered. 1t has been ascer.
tanned that the hood-gates had been let
down, the motive of the party who did it
being yet undetermined. LEXINGTON.
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SKETCHES IN PARIs-A DISMAL PICTURE
A letter from Paris in the Boston Journal
says: Broken-utterly broken-is the
commerce of France and Germany to-day.
We hardly realize how tremendous is the
duel going on. France is not wholly under
the Prussian knife, but the clouded politics
and deserted vineyards and fields are els
hcartening. Paris, clearing house number
two Of this continent, is blocked. The
seven hundred and fifty thousand working
men and women do nothing but hammer at
cannon, mould bullets, and bind wounds.
Still, an acquaintance who came out in the
last squad Of Americans says that the
opera Is certainly to he opened shortly at
Paris, and that cantatas of liberty will be
sung there.
At the Fraucais, the other day, the "Nis-
anthroDe" WAS put upon the stage, the
gentlemen appearing in costume de riAe.
The most dramatic city in the world cannot
keep its theatres long closed. Although
the ladies' I'LL dress in sOmbre colors, and
the audience-rooms are lighted with cam
dies, the people manage TO be very jolly.
| Mademoselle Agar, fresh, piquant beauty
may all bombs spare thee! recites the Mar
: seillaisc, with the tears in her great black
eyes.
| The street peddlers snarl out, "Corre-
spnndence Of the Imperial family! One
sou: - ola ladies' sclrcaAdle ends which they
have boarded for many months, and now
! they get cXorbitant prices for them, because
10 one knows how soon light may be great.
est of iuXuries. Republican songs and
obviously moral caricatrTcs--but quite as
! moral rs were the persons whom they carl
cature-arpear III the shop-windows. The
| omnihuScs run from Bicetre under 1i.e
down into the city, and hacks ply in the
same dreamy, devil-may-care fashion.
| All good citizens now contine themselves
to bread and coffee, and let the weaker and
poorer have the meat. Ibe resetarlans are
! in ecstacies. The poor servant women and
sewing-girls-you will remember that
have once given you an idea what these lat
ter earn--are suffering terribly in the siege
| Many of them, in the hurry and melee, car
get nothing to eat their last bit of money
is gone, and suicide or the hospital is theil
only relief. The number of selt-murders
| does not seem to have been so large since
the investment of Paris as before. This il
a somew hat noteworthy fact. The excite
ment probably makes misery somewhat
more suppoltablc.
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A RECENT sleep.walking scene at New Ha.
ven was a very singular one. The somnam-
bulist first jumped down sixteen feet upon
tin roof, and, still asleep, deliberately
walked OFT on to another roof six feet lower.
Not satisfied with this achievement, he
walked through sky-Iight and lodged on
q table ten feet below, and then in some
way crawled back through the dismantled
sky-isht, cutting his feet 1adly in his strng.
house, who found the somnambulist stand
inv upon the tin roof with nothing on but
his shirt, and entirely unconscious as to
how he came there. He was wounded and
nearly frozen, and was taken back into the
house and cared for.
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sTELEGRAPHIC. NEWS.
rew Yorh s.ock am, money narls,

New York Stock and Money Market
NEW YORK. Nov. so.-6 oon.-Stock heavy
Gold, not. Money, 4@5 per cent. Sterling long,
100; short, 1904. 5-2o's, Sc, 1914. -
Epensag. Money IN better demand ut spsr cent.
Sterling, 1os61ooi. Gold, 1los0liI. Governments
dull but steady. Southern securities dull and
heavy, but Yirg lnia's strong.
Wall street was disturbed to-day by rumors cf q
failure in Cincinnati, but there are no particu-
las. This evening money is In batter demand.
There was heavy business in gold o. rates rang
Ing from 1IGl to 1us. 's2s, 1919; 'ars, 1901 1855
1861 new, ioas.
State securities Tennessee e's, cog; new, ssi.
North Carolina ss, 47s: lew, 2e3.
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General AmnGatY.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH
WASHINGTON, Nov. s9.-There seems to
be no question that the President will urge
upon Congress in his forthcoming message
the enactment of general amnesty law.
The better class of southern Republicans
all endorse movement of this character,
and the measure will receive great support
from the West, where the feeling in favor
of law so just is reported to be constantly
on the increase. TREpEGAR.
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Failure Of the Atlantic Cables.

New YORK, Nov. I.-The steamer Robert
Lowe sailed from Hearts Content Saturday
to repair the Atlantic cable of 1866, which
was injured about siXty-fve miles from that
point. We have received information that
the cable of 1865 has also ceased to work,
and that the fault in that is about the same
distance from Hearts Content, and it is
therefore probable that the steamer has
grappled the wrong cable. 1t is hoped
both cables will soon be repaired. The
French cable is able to transmit westward,
but with great difficulty eastward. For the
present messages cannot be received for any
part of Europe. The public will be informed
when they can. CYRUS W. FIELD.
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Metatce Races,

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 30.-At the Metaire
races to-day (purse $500, mile dash), Sue
Dougherty beat Jim Mace, John Kilgour,
Captain links, and Josephine, who came
in in the order in which they are named.
Time-1:47.
In the two-mile heat (purse 5000 the
horses came in-Defender, l Donovan,
9; Jane Sheppard, 2 dis. Time-3:49A ,
In the baseball game to-day the Mutuals
and the Lees stood to at the close.
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Warrington News,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 30.-The Presidents
message will not be delivered to the press
until its delivery in Congress.
From 5000 to $500 were offered for the
advance reports from the Bureaus, which
secured them.
A letter from Senator Sprague reports
the health of Chief Justice Chase to be still
foohIa --...s
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FoRnEY.-The Courier Journal, having
heard somewhere that the editor OF the
Washington Chronicle may not succeed
Creswell, says:
We are glad to see 1t contradicted that
Forney Is to be made Postmaster General.
There are thousands Of people who would
hate to see valuable letters Of theirs pass
through his hands,
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COMMERCIAL.
g4 s aUoRH AND FLoUK ExcBAHaLf
s.ICHMoFD, Va. Nov. 90, ts7us
80 ~ oTFBgnTss. y, 5s !. s.. -
T1sat. --Whits, 400 bushels. BED. 40 bush

Glib. -.->.--,s-I.s.sss ....+r
rCorn.-W bite. 100 buahels. Mixed. 100 bushels
Oats. --51S bushels. ~ - ;. 5-E :,
Rye.-l10 bushels. j. .,is-ss oar 4f: q
FllrSeed.-8 bushels. ssS ff@-4,s
81 gt..s = ss.. SALES. 4.g4 sstt}s Z.
Wheat.-White 81 bushels good ut SL6o: 5;t
bushels prime on privste terms; e4s bushels n
l.5o: SIS bushels 1t SLs9; 1853 bushels prime al
S,.es $50 bushels prime at S1-s75; 90 bushels nj
SL623; 17s bushels fair at Bliss: 30 busheis very
good ut 81 S. 80 boshefs ut 8l.45 SO bn Eeig smut
ty at 81 l7S 1so bushels dimag s!ic: 2o2 bush
els damaged at SL2o-totaL ,457 bushels. II. 3
Whedt.-Red 20 bushels prime on private terms
Is bushels Tery Inferior at ssc.; lss bushels very
good on private terms; 100 bushels inferior at
al2o Is bushels ct 2os bushels fair " slss;
100 bushels very inferior at CLIO; 20 bushels at
Sl3o; 1S4 bushels good nj 81. $50 bushels good
on private terms; So bushels common on private
terms; 254 bushels very inferior at Sis; 90 bush.
els inferior at 81 223 10 bushels prime at SL5o $50
bushels prime at &Ls7a; so bushels at SLs7a-tota]
1,9s4 bushels. !,
Corn.-White, 100 bushels very good old at soc.;
o. bushels new at 80c.- fotal 192 bushels. Mixed,
Loo bushels very good new at soc.
Odts.-268 bushels good at 45c.; 200 bushels very
good at 4ec.-tot,L a56 bushels.
Rye.-lo bushels at zoe.
RE-E1HIBITED.
Wheot.-White, 90 bushels. Red, d bushels,
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The Gale.

WILMINGTON, N. c., Nov. 30.-It is feared
that the northeast storm prevailing will
break the steamer Persia to pieces tonight.
Six hundred bales Of cotton were taken of.
CHARLEsToN, Nov. 3O.-A heavy north
east gale, which set in at noon yesterday,
moderated this evening.
FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 3O.-The wind
ia blowing fresh from the northeast.
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AND DAN WILLIE RAIL

SAGGMOND AMI LAIN AlL1 DkkSA4
~ ROAD.-pAs5EFGER SCHEDULE:, ..t1a
GOING SoUTH.-Lyncb0urS and Danv1ue pas,
sengcrs leave Richmond daily Except sundaysl
At S:l5 4. a.; leave BurksVlle daily except sum
dayS} at ! 2. NJ; arrive at Dsnyille daily lex.
cept Sundaysl 81 s:55 P. NJ THROUGH Nall
AED EXPRESS leaves Richmond dHilY NJ s:6
P. NJ; leaves Danvile daily ct 1:se A. LII arrives
az Greens .oro' daily at LOO 4. h. 20 IL. 3tIr
GOING NOHTus--Lyrchpurg and OanY1lle pahv
sengers leave Danville daily Except suudsy5l 81
1:4cA H.; leave Bmsevtllc daily Except Bun.
dayal at p. NJ; arrfgei ct Rlchm3nd daily
(eScept Sundays) st 1888 P. Is. THRO Ugh MAIL
AND ExPBEss leaves Greensboro daily Of l;is
A. M; leaves Danville daily at 3.2s A. u. a..
rives at Richmond daily at 1io5 4. n ~ u - x
The hynchblrg and Danviue Passenger Train
connects at BurEeville With the trains On thu
Soutnsida road for Petersburg, ForTolk, LynSE-
burg, and all stations on tie. Sonthsfde and VIZ
ginfs and Tennessee railroads, Brfstolt Knox
lille, Dalton, Chattanooga, Nsshyile, Memphis,
and Sill important points south and south.es.
The Through Mall and Kxprees connects
At Greensboro with the rsins on The Nosth Caso-
Ina road for Charlotte, Columbia Augusta, Sa-
7snnah, Macon, Mobile, Montgomery, &C., 90.
and at Richmond with the Richmond, FrsdexicRs.
ourg and Potomac, Chesapeake and Ooio, sa6
Richmond and York River railroads. ,.--,-.
SLEEPING CARS and CHlLES'S FATENT
RECLINING CHAIRS on the through eapTcss
train. VHOMAS UODAMEAUs. 5.
Sc supef1ntenocDss
Il
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observation-disclosures, Nov. 29.-The
siberton hotel, Buffalo Gap, was destroyed
by fire this morning.
John Wilson, residing at Swoope's depot,
on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
committed suicide by taking an overdose Of
morphine.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2s-s P. M.-The cattle
market was dull this week, bu: prices remain
about The same a. last gu ted; ?sIl head arrived
and sold a. s3@9c. for extra Pennsylvania and
western Steers etl93c. for a few choice; 63Gsc.
FIR fair to good; aud 4Gse. q D., gross, for com
Cows were unchanged; 200 head sold at ssOG$se
u head, as to quality.
sheep W. re IN fair demand; 10, oeo head arrived
S2.5tGQ*3 SO p head.
Hogs were dill and lower; g., 200 head arrived
and sold at the different yards at sa@ts.s0 q lo(
bs., net.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-The state OF trade In live
stock on this forenoon Was quite dull Horned
cattle did the best. They were slow but steady st
last well ks ra.es-that Is. common cattle were un-
looked tor and fair and good cattle sold from Ia
@lsc. a. D.; the most inferior grades we're quoted
from ell3Sc. sab
Oxen soid from l2@l4c: "a D. on net weight.
Texans sold from s@l0sc. q b.
sheep and lambs are improved In quality since
last week. yet the prices obtained this forenoon are
better than those Of lat week sheep sold fri IN
fgeic. q H. Lambs so4 from 707sc. % D.; some
Cauada lambs sold at 70. % D., bus tie number
was LIMITED.
Hogs are steady in going down. Saturdays mar
ket closed It 6i7c, q b.; the quality was Goa Sc.
There was no change In the quotations up TO LII
a. IL. this morning