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Woman's S ufTr "a Se UAi'cd States
as1 Rr,ttsss claims Commission.

WlsHiSGToN, November 1.-JudgG Cart
ter gave judgment against icmlie voters,
because The %ct oTgan!ZB@ The District OF
Columbia c0nfers ,hc right UPON II lie eiti-
z-ns hut the judge has no doubt but that
tie fourteenth and fifteenth amendments
confer HE right upon "on.en.
The CG:ted States ant B:isiSh Claims
Commission will meet again on The ilth III
stanr. The cl!ims Of persons %ho, >'Ecc
tier CLAIMS ac@Iued, have become citizens
OF tie United States will not ce presented
to The Commission b. Dir. Howard, tic
British agent.
Iho President approves Of the sentence
OF Captain Hodges, ca>hjured Tor cnoczzlc-
Incnt.
Hon. llr. B!aioe writes t;iaS lie will not
aDnouncc tie committees Of HE House
until the second we, k IN December.
Tie President issued to-day prOcl2'na-
ton formally Susncrding the wit OF hGJcaS
corpus in Marion comfy, ). {.
= he Supreme Court Of the District Of CO.
lumhla has dissolved the injunction re.
st:aining Tue Board of Public VOL X, un-
der he law Of the Tcrrilor Lcr.s latu!e,
from assessing 81 coo, 0Co upon property for
improvements. The court stood ) to :.
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North CarOatan Mtnto Council o
Friends OF Teynnnrapca.

At its session last week Major D. S. Hill
and Rev. T. j. Whitaker were selected ia
meet other delegates at Chattanooga No.
yemher 22d. $50 d 1r''s1s -,
Officers Elected President, Rev. p. +.
Carraway, Franklinton Associate, W. w.
Mckenzie. Of Fayetteville !: Chaplain, w.
J. Cornwall, Magnolia Secretary. r. RI,
Whitaker. Raleigh /; Treasurer, George T.
Whitlcy, Boon Hin; Conductor, u. r,
Moore. Goldshoro'; Sentinel, 2. I. Brough.
ton, Raleigh.
A report was adopted which recommends
the mnmorializiue Of the Legislature Of
North Carolina TO pass prohibitory law
agains, the manufacture and sale of ardent
spirits.
The next annual session Of the State
Council will convene in Fayetteville on the
second Wednesday In November, 1872, at
10 O'Clock 4. NJ.
General Robert i. Vance, Major D. S.
Hin. Theodore n. Ramsay. Theodore e.
Hill. p. J. Curraway, ". j. Cornwall, +.
n. >Hindall, J. Cunningham, and j. Il.
Morris. were chosen delegates to The Su-
rreme Council.
4 committee of five were appointed TO
employ state lecturer.
The installation Of the officers OF the
State Council was made public.
After pleasant sud harmonious session.
the Council aGjourne0 Thursday at III 4. Nj.
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ppossse.t.knife, aud kept 1t in his band, i,is

poes,et-knife, aud kept 1t in his hand, his
Dand la his pocket. LAO
morton on the part or the stranger to
pisseht ms revolver was the signal or,
mnicn Stever acted. Grasptng the hand
i.has neid the pistol with his left hand. he
.ola,tne man he must leave the house, A
@sfio,e struggle ensued. Tables were
w ever and broker, and everything
, mU'aoic I'D The house was displaced. Ste.
VII W.T. Kept his hold upon the pistol arm,
w mn',e Inc Stranger strove to beat him over
the mead with the pistol as severely as was
Ross,hle Under the death grip Of Stever.
WINE this was going forward. Ste.
ver continued with his right hand to
ply me knife. This he Continued to
90, although he was under. to 20 good
purpose That, to use his own language, he
maze nun :. grunt." His hold upon Steyer
Ite"Neu, When Steyer raised from the floor.
.oe stranger rising with him. On getting
10 Their rect the stranger reeled and tell in
the portal of the door, when Steyer jumped
over MIN and ran to n neighbor-a Mr.. Carr.
W'th Mr. Carr he returned to the house.
where they found the nocturnal visitor
where he tell. he gave one or two easps
after they got to the house, and was dead.
The coroner's inquest on Sunday de-
veloped the following facts Before enter
ing the house he had visited the stable and
procured a bride. This, with his hat:
overcoat, and shawl, he left near stack
Of straw. On his person was found six
watches, two rerolyers, one single-bar-
relied pistol, and $3.50 In money. His
arms were tattoocd with Indian ink; was
appal emily about forty five years old, with
as torGidding features as one seldom sees.
There was nothing on his person to mark
who he was or whence he came. The coro.
ncr's jury examined Stever, and the body
of the unknown was disposed of by the
coruupr.
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native convert in China was recently
hsdIv beaten on an idolatrous 1esss day.
The local magistrate with glorious Impair
tialty commanded that all parties 10 the
transaction, heaters and beaten. should DC
punished With forty stripes, which was /"
little hard on the native convert.
La Mere Marcbal, the oldest WHITEWATER
in Paris, died recently, aged 81 years, ana
her funeral wa. attended by three hundred
mourning waffle. makers. She was VIVIAN
diere under the first Empire.
An impudent thief who stole $4,000
worth OF New Haven and Northampton
railroad bonds last year is now tryins 10
sell them to the railroad officials for a ,oVU,
though he cannot dispose Of them without
being detected, and he knows 1t.
MIR. d. D. Home, the famous medium,
was recently married to the youngest
daughter of the late Basil de Gloumellne,
Councillor of State 10 the Emperor OF
Russia.
The Presidents visit to Boston cost tlat
city Sl7O for gloves and hats, $3.50 y LOT
Entertainments" and 81 ,16O.50 for morse
hire.
Madame cCulloch-Brignoll, as pFima
donna OF Max Strakosch's opera troupe
will soon appear in Columbus, 5. c.
General Prado has been elected President
Of Peru. a riot occurred In Lima election
day, in which six persons were Killed ana
seventy wounded. s
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Frarn aau Frnneisco,


sAN FRANoisoo, November 1f.-Tbre.s
mghWaSmen, named Jones, Howe. and
sampson: belonging to q gang who have
repeatedly robbed the stage near Cioyar
Dale, In Sonora county, this season. wera
arrested there yesterday. and three othera
OF Ihe same band will be captured.
HTeskers have succeeded in saving q
largo portion Of coal and other cargo OF a
bftleh iron ship stranded in San Ramon
Day, Lower California. They will probably
save the ship.
The case of Mrs. Fair was before the SUI.
preme Court to-day, and argued, on mo-
tion for new trial, on technical grounds,
Forty Thousand sheep persisted by re.
cent sand.storm in Los Angeles county,
d man named j. Walker has been ar.
rested Mt Olema, Marina county, for muir
dering bis partner, Thomaso Silyas, in or.
der to secure sixty dollars. He compelled
woman with whom he lived to help in
sinking the body In Bolinas bay. The wo.
man afterwards revealed the murder.
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Tup WISCONSIN CoSFLAGRATIoN.-A col

The WISCONSIN CoEFLAGRATIoN.-A cor
respondent Of the Milwaukee Wisconsin,
who has travelled through the burnt region
in Wisconsin. pisces the number OF lives
sacrificed 1T seven hundred and fifty. The
loss of property IS estimated as follows
"A medium estimate OF damage to pine
lands in the Green Bay region IS $500, GOO.
The danage on the Wolf is figured ut
$500, 900. There is abundance OF hard wood
left in places. The damage to individuals
may amount to $500, 600. The loss OF niltrn
saw.mil!t burned is put at S225,0O0. The
loss Of cord-woAd, ties, hemlocK bark, 0c.,
is set ut 600, 600. The losses OF fences,
bulldogs, wagons, cattle. crops. among the
six hundred farmers, cannot be less than
300, 600, making total aggregate OF more
than IS, 900, 600, aside from those at Pesh-
tigo."
There arc three hundred or more wound-
ed sufferers remaining in hotels, boarding
houses, and hospitals about the bay.
Burned ears, faces, hands, and feet arc
common 70 nearly all. Many in rooms cGn
hardly stir in bed. There arc women with
great Gu5rs on the SIDES and limbs, with
faces like kettles and hands like claws,
burned to the bones, Men could fight bet
ter and care more than women. Most Of
them persisted by suf5cation. Little chill
dren are sadly manned ia their feet and
faces. Nearly I'LL will recover without loss
Of sight or limb.
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cropy Tom AT TIE MEETING IN RICH

4 STORY TOLD AT TIE MEETING IN RICH
noNp OF THE ARMY OF NORTHERN fIR-
CIN1A.-A cavalry man in Fi;z Lees division
named William Gwarthney. but known oil
over Southampton county, Va, as "Brandt-
lew was on the roadside sitting on MS
horse 0uietly fixing his six shooter while
All the balance he'd gone into tn fight.
John Lee. the adjutant. general Of this d!vi-
sion, come across . Brandtiey". and re-
nrosched him for sitting there, impuilng
hat he was trying to "sneak out" the
ficht. Said Brandtley, as he still kept peg,
cing away on his pistol This dlueed olt
thing won't 60 off jest ylt, General put
YOU lest hold on L second, and then YOU
and nell ride in together, an jest want
v nou to- STAN by me aud 90 in as deep as me.
md when you git out docking up At him)
YOU can jest call ye'self man, 49, Lee e.
dashed spurs into bis horse and let5 Brandt
lev in hurry.-HtNsboro' IN C) Recorder.
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The CoALED SEAs0N.-ODce Il year, aud
at this season. it il conventional for news
papers to say something concerning the
discovery of coal in this country. Comply
ing wilh this custom, it my be noted That
bitumi4ouS coal WAS mined near Rich
mnnd. w., as early az in 100. Il was
extensively used i'll the vicinity in l775, and
Richmond foundry employed it in making
shot and shell during the reyolution. 1t
was sent to Boston, Philadelphia, and New
York in 1889. obadiah Gore and his
brother. b!acksmtths, from Connecticut,
were the first to make use of anthracite
coal in the Wyoming (Pennsylyania) Valley
in l78S. Judge Jesse Fell, OF Wilkesbarre,
was the frs. TO apply it 10 household uses.
Philip Ginter, a hunter i'll the Mauch
CGunk region, discovered the Lehlgh coal
In 1891. Mines were opened IN l792, Due
il was ten years later before the coal was
sent TO Pbiladelphia. The Schuylkill coal
was first sent to Philadelphia in 1872. This
briefly sums up the carly discoveries OF
coal in this country. The man who believes
that coal will ever fall to its former price OF
tcree or four dollars Il ton is yet to he DIS
coycred.-Neec York Euening Post.
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TIE NARROW GAtGE.-A good rgianJ
arguments come OF them rot devoid Of
certain plGusi5il;t!) are brought fnr@ard
against the use Of the narrow gauge in rail-
way building. Bat the Cincirna,i CON-
1aercin' occupies an iwDregnable position
when trap 'ics III It The proof Of all pilddings
is in the eating, aud that this particular
pudding eats wei. The Toronto, Grey
and Hlu2e railway has HnW hceu in running
order for some time. II has 4 G!uge OF
three and half feet. And the :ir&n2eVille
AdcertiSer (ufangavllc is one Of ihe
t; riniHD bea:s tins testimony TO its merits:
lite amount OF goods which it has
brought is truly surprising. The number
ct passengers travelling both WAYS j. also
very large. Ih@ flct l.. The railway is
great 81, cesS. Having gone to Toronto and
buck oIi tie line the present week, We were
agrecUhly surprised al The comfort OF the
journey. We Dave heard good deal o.
the Marrow Gauge and The 'Whecl-
barrow Railway 5ut lrt anybody get iUto
the cars without being told anything about
narrow gauges. and we will venture To say
that he would not observe the difference
between it aud any other railway. TIE
cars are sealed in the same way rs the wide
gauge. each seat accommodating TWO CON-
foitatiy. The track, too, is very smooth"
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NfAcuIsH WoE KS,
sEQAT & knb!%GTD:,
Hcs. ls22, IG:4, 1aa6, and I4?S GafJ sstesh
&ud Kos is mi IS south ista street,
RTCH MO y u, ".
We mako I'll kinds OF ney work In the MA
CElT1ST jLSE, Ef, h1k ALL KINDS OF
WLkk We go IN The COUNTRY 10 DO AL
SORTS OF WURk in our line. Also, make The
hest fDRACC' tiILL5 10 the world, snd keep
them OF h nd, IS well rs TUEACUO SCREYH Of
ali kinds, Tgether wi h BANDS ard BiLLETS,
tnd ail sr:cie5 for the manufacture OF tobacco.
e.: &ep on hand f:,r sale al SIZES nf
MN and oEE3 rc-n led ENGINES,
BOIiTsiS, 81 W-3H LIS.
G3I5r MILLS, Pow AE PUMPS,
PLATFORM .CairE,
SHAFTlMG. HANGERS, PULLIES,
GSh.s and B4S!J WHEELS,
And In fact general assortment Of al useful ar
ucics in our line. to:etLcc With
jCLSU 5 Pa Il d. L STEA I.ENGiNE
GvTEsN0S,
UfITs O.. SrEA% aiTGFs,
SNLDET-S PATE tNGfNE PACKING
PEAT V,iY-e. tii4,SG VALVES
TALGOW COCKS,
saaE.Cii.1,!G CUPS, ro- both engines and
bh tiuE;
F:.UJ 1LhASgRS,
UiLGth :, r"aTcR GAUGES, &C.
All o.: .e!i b "e sci =. rca3 h4hle prices and on
accOmmc ..in1 terms
\. B.-Wc receive Oh consignment all kinds Of
machinery, beth uew and secodd-hapd. Come
oc2 SLCAT & ADDITGTON.
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conservative T0rehIfgha Procession
In Portsmouth-A C0lored Police
man Killed

Special telegram to the j ispatsh.
PORTSMOUTH, November 1l.--Ahout half.
past { O'Clock tonight the Conservative
party OF: Portsmouth began to parade the
streets with torchlights. After marching
aronnd until somewhat fatigued they then
assembled in front OF the Ocean House to
near the Hon. Samuel Watts speak, who
was ably assisted by Colonel J. D. Goodwin,
'ohn Young, S. d. SLarke, and others.
About haif-past 8 o'clock the cry of
" light ;. could he heard from every direc-
lion. John Wilson (colored palicemau),
While, trying to quiet disturbance on the
street was shot In the forehead and Killed.
Two other colored men received slight
wounds. The parties who fred the shots
are not known. At II o'clock everything
is quiet,
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National steamboat Convention.

LOUISVILLE, KY, November 1l.-Thc
National steamboat Convention has adopted
d resolution for committee OF tao from each
state to draft new steamboat law, and
urge it's passage in Congress. the comlait-
tee having power to call a convention
whenever it was deemed necessary.
Tue Committee on CT icyanccS report
that The present law is indefinite il It's pro.
visions, and compclS oWneIs TO Test invcu-
tions, against their Judgment, Of their
utility or safety. It leave, Local ns9ectors
discretionary powers only against sLeam-
boa. owners AMI their interests. The law
empowers supervisors to compel Owners to
purchase patented devices 1T pleasure.
The committee recommended that the
whole subject be referred TO them to d!aIt
Il suitable bill and secure its passage; which
was agreed to.
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A Desperate chicago HefuSee-3ae As'
,.cEsa Farmer ssERd Gess Allied.
From the ,.ima l. LlOl GaZttle.

From Tie Lima t~IiOJ oSEss1>'
The fire IN Chicago has begun 10 mike
itself felt in the rural dl>trlcts. Auuteio,ls
ar,. daily made TO the population OF the
nnrmtrv towns. These additions consist
Generally of men with scared faces and SIMS"
Ter looks, who are looking around Tor
some opening in the way of business ana
trade.
On last Saturday one of these enterprlslng
untortun.tes visited some OF our farmers III
Amanda. German, and Marion townships,
in mi, county. He YVES in the horse-trade.
Wherever he went lie wanted TO Duy
horses. All day Saturday was consumed
IN f!uitless attempts to buy morse. NiShI
f,und him in Marion township, about three
miles west of Elida.
K,.rween 7 and s O'Clock in the evening
he cntered the house CT Andrew Stever:
Steycr is about 60 years old, bachelor, ana
h - the reputation of owning considerable
or This worlds goods. He lives alone IN q
s1n9lI log ca,iu, is the owner OF tue farm on
winch the house is situated, ana mas re-
sided here for twenty years past; Lie mas
the reputation of beng peaceaole, qulet,
and inOitensive man.
After entering the house OF SteVer our
hor.e-buyer from the burnt dletrict lhtro,
duced the subject OF horses, ana proposeu
10 sJuy one from Steyer. SteVer hao none
TO sell. a o
lie theu inquired for matches, ana re-
c,Iesteh SUeyer TO furnish him with some.
Tbs In stcver proceeded to do: The matches aa;hss
had scarcely passed from his hand before
thn stranger drew from his pocket ID reVoi-
v..r ond Presenting it at stever, asked MIN
:. # ba say that" Steyer replied that ne
d;I - but That .'tbis was NJ place for IT,.
o Sc, III in the meantime had observed that
the t.alules OF his visitor were DISGUISED
Dy I'uubing mud in bis mous'acne anu
whiskers, which were OF not more .au .n.u :
orowth. SteVer, therefore, ns % haa
nd which precautlon haa
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The Tobacco Market as Reported by the New
':nlI.,crn cor

SIN ,hiag.--ve iesen ~ 80 lap rtant 5alea Of
snloa,ms LYuacco, nVi haze - rap ut med :atciy
f'w sh pms Gta were mad u The !nt4rlpr ard the
l"G.l lad. supplied iEsslt w!ta the u:ual v4r.e.
Ran,tf,c 'nrtN. Up to y!:d2y thee was very
!ii:l= GIi N manufactured TOBACCO, &Dd tikau
altogether, The past "ecK may be cons, dersd g
bot enc for bu'."c'@ in ihs hrancn Of Iradt rs
81. have h d :;r cor sid@ranHe period.
.}n Ec',:af there AZ b. revival, whirh ex-
= s1 o,cr >H.urdty, "lil wlh'n those two days
:hc rI.s nt III bust aeB3 Of ire w2.k was ira
.c.Gh tGr.r stIee OF black wo.k, u pounds,
In md - orde-. fgc export. S-ere CT-re,'.
'E'tF' j pare ~ long los out of condition were
:.i>n sod AZ quit" 10" rats.
Of bc'.h: &oodsme have he ,rd Of brs few seie5,
oaa, nouoe reporting In n ns's Ircool Of 10
C,cdiDgty :imitea. pricCS OF nIe COED continue
firm. b-t tor 1lhr er~dcJ The ma ket L, il any
tang az, ie ser tsau hen last rep )rted
Viygiaia Leuj.--Thr vesG ctostrg to-day hiss
! p.oc,u Exc p.jon to tne Preceding one AS re-
E!1ds she Susibtts aoIe N Virginia leaf Il having
D@si dG &c I. well could &c from beginning TO
end
rhsre was some inquiry for innings, but the
vie rs o; buyers and sellers LOT harm0nzIng Ia
mated. IYe hear Of some Lsen;y noEsheads Of
leaf sold Ly oGe Gouse VITA no ABA m mt In
y lees It IS Sill believed ny those Competent 10
j4d.:u thar the eccnt crop viii not Dc more than
Lwu-lhircs OF thai al the previous ye2r~say from
forty 10 forgive iii .n4snd toSseead5 suce
la prop 0rtIon Of tue new crop Is good 10 fine,
bus much 0f 1t IS small, and good d=al was Gu!
green.
4nerc seems lifely to he q reasonable quantity
Of fac wT3p5e:s, but crmp'sints ere made th.E
Il IS more Gicul. LaiS GeaSDn than usual to cure
yellow. 4 CORRESPONDENT: writes from Etchmoud
Lunt he has cen some fine samples OF new yellow
wrappers tfat are selling there 1t S2SeQRio. The
yieiI primrg5 Il Tar short Of that lasi year, ts
m1tss pl-cngig go low as ten or twelve hundred
hog-htad3, and some est!m t!ng It even lover.
be.e are ~ lie t in tie u oa and markets. Re Old
crop Is nearly Exhausted II r2tnia H. heing cor
jectureC ina. l.le IL ANY oTCr $500 hogsheads re-
mgEn 20 DC sold. This is "a TO ring the resources
OF ia LraCe Gown to pretty inc point. auI helps
10 sustsin the cxpe citations oil hose who predict
III: ther adv ,nce IN p:ic2s. Quotations in this
ma1keJ & ytt unchanged.
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Kayy Work Affairs.

RuHoR coNTRADICTED-ARRIyA OF THE RUS
SIAN FLEET, &C., 30.
New YoRY, November 1.-The rumored
burying OF the hutchct By Senator Fcntun
aud Collector Murphy is incorrect. IL is
true that they met ut the house OF friend
end exchanged the usual courtesles, but
there was no political significance In tue
meeting.
The Russian feet, with the Grand Duke
Alexis. is OF the Highlands.
The bank statement shows that loans have
increased near $500 COO; specie Increased
81 900, 900 deposits increased over $500
900 and lesaI-teuders Increased S2,O0O,o0o.
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Meeting Of Tobacco Manufacturers
49,. and Dealers.

C1Sc1SSAT1, November l1.-At meeting
Of the tobacco manufacturers and dealers
Il was agreed that bonded warehouses were
UNNECESSARY that the pedGl:ng system
should be better guarded against ifAuas
or abolished and that the dealins III lea
tobacco should be better regulator.
The meeting generally fivoIea Ien to1
ton of tax, aud committee WAS appo,n't ~.
70 forward the action of the meeting To
Washington.
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:. EIr. W. W. .Carcnxar,

BALTIMORE, November 11.-Air. w. ".
CorcoraD, whose health continues to i'm.
prove. SAILS in the CUBA on the 22a instant
for France. In Paris he will meet his
grandchildren, and thence, accompanied
BY tnem. he will proceed to Cannes, in the
south OF France, where he will pass the
winter.
George Peabody Russell and family will
80 out III the Cuba with Mr.. Corcoran,
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TELEGRAPHIG NEWS.


Kew York etockx and Money Market.
New YORK, November 11.-Money easy
Of . percent. Sterling unchanged. Gold
steady at 11H0111k. Governments stea-
dy '89s, 111x' Stutec generally steady.
Iennessee'sstfong at CT !; new, esq. yir-
ginia's, 60, new, 6s.' Louisiana's, 65 new,
os. Levce's, GO !; s's, 70. Alebama's. 9s /;
Vs, 20. Georgia's, 6s; 7's, GO. North Gu
rofna's, 81; new, 10. South Caroina's,
10; new, 35t.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO
CONSUMERS OF DaY GOODS.
ALI RETAIL ORDERS AMOUNTING TO n SH"
AND OYER DELIVERED IA ANY PART
Of THa COUNTRY
FREE OFF EXPRESS CHARGES.
Eam,.TnN ma STrR A. sONS


HAMILTON EASTER q SONS,
y-t OF BALTIMORE, Md,
in order the bettGr to meet the wants or thelf re"
tail customers 1t = distance, have established
SAMPLE BUREAU. :,
and WILL upon application, pr ON pity send by nAn
fall lines OF SAMPLES Of the NEWEST AND
MOST FASHIONABLE GOODS, or French,
English, and domestic manufacture, guaranteeing
81 tunes TO sell as low, IL not ut less prices, than
any house In the country.
Buying our goods from the largest and most ceie-
bratsa manufacturers In the different parts OF Eu-
rope, and importing the same By steamers direct
TO Baltimore. our stock is ~ al times promptly
supplied with the novelties Of the London aud
Paris markets. 81 80
As we buy and cell only for cash, and make no
bad debts we are able and willing to cell our goods
as FitDM TEN To FIFTEEN pEk CERF.
LESS PROFIT than IL We gave credit.
desired. We keep the best grades OF every elase
OF GOODS, from the lowest 10 the most costiy.
Orders unaccomp .niCd b7 the cash Will Do seat
G.. o. D.
PRCMPT-PkY WING Wholesale B UY EBs
are vtd TO inspect the stock N our Jobbin9 ana
Package department. address
HAMILTON EASTER IL SONS.
1877 100, 2ol, and 2o3 " est Baltimore street. III
de s-TuErlY EatnUore. mo.
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RasIrOad Matters.

PHILADELPHIA, November 1.-the fhil-
adelphia and Trenton railroad mas Deeh
ieased to the Peunss lyania Central road.
This gives the Pennsylvania Central 49S
miles of road in New Jersey, 6S miles oil
canal. several ferries, and the Delaware
bridge. a.. .@
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-13
Fatal Railroad Accident-s;xteenl

ST. LOUIS, November IA broken rail
threw, two cars containing United States
recruits from the track on the Northern
Mlsso urt railroad. The. ears were precipi-
tated down an embankment, and sixteen Of
the soldiers killed. Edwin Calvin, son Of
Judge Calvin Of this citv, was killed. The
recruits were en- route for Salt Lake.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-13

Opposition TO "Rrnss" tn Brooklyn.
BROOKLYN, n. Y, November 1i.-Ia..sa
meellDS, here last, eight in opposition to
"rings" was the largest ever held in this
city. Propositions to erect lamp posts for
"rcpeaters I" and halEot-stutrers" was
unanimously applauded. -