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aasf again 4Hc' il day;
.tttt :. ,ist. u..ututn .rYt -


ia. HE ram wot:'A not 20 That day, ard
$50 i'I' The " i .ir Of The CaroiiDiS" To get
'"n" "th"ut me. and made il, ing trip
." 'niunIbu. lnls clty W;!, once the PRIDE
"i ne Slat". br>iGes being its capital
mum q! III" wealth ani refinement Of The
.''" "os ccntcIcd hGCe for here were the
''n"r "f many Of The largest planters
".AH her b"rGcIS. The stores Of her
MERCHANTS were ntlcd With the costIiest
'"'i!Y md :tb'Ics that could he had.
,'." hr''c1 ~ finer were TO he fouud i'll
'a' o,"'h. The building. were on tie
''"a. elaborate plan. and The grounds
"i'j!hd them were laid OF in the most Gle.
hi sic and HlIcd with beautiful shrub
."!i ana flowers o! The brightest hucS and
"'@' exquisite ira"rance. But
''a t."". nave cii4pttd Cd !raa:e-s goEc,
Il t~Hs"E y ine 2iu&.ta' throne -
@ad >car"cig vcsti.e Of the former city ey-
III ""r vide streets and magnificent dis
"'."s remain % ten Of her former
"i&"jhcrnc". First, the yaudals OF Shcri-
.l', ~ ~ famous "march TO the Sea "
.''A !! "" IN ashes. Scarce i bouse was
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. VA, October %, 1s7L
orFEHINGH. -.

RIcHMoFD. VA, October %, 1911 ) !
ts OFFERINGS. as
Whedt.--White. 0J6 bushels. Rcd. 1873 hnohee
Corr,.-White, 200 bushels. Mixed, bushels.
Odts.-4s2 bushels. st
Rue. 81 huste1a. Satsfss s.ssf'
hedL,-l0 bushels. 1s
Wheat White aas busheIs-at 81 IS for primo
sl.sassI 6 for i. f,ir. s1.sasasI ;ar common:
for ysry eooa sss for GOOD for ar
corn -Wh,seGl7o busheTs-at 75c. for wesyiI..
eaten old. e591soc. for new. Mixed, 0 bushels OIL
oats. esa bnsheIs-at co.. for prime, 5Sc for
very good.
Rye % bushels-at Csc. for very good. 7:c. for
common.
RE-ExHrBITED.
Corn.-Whi:e, % bushels. @a
The offerings OF whea: on 'ChsBge N-day were
2o4i bushels IAN new ofering5), aga!nst e,aas
bushels on the corresponding date or last year,
and Of which 1866 bushels we're Ie.exhibfed.
The offerings Of grain on 'Chlnge on the 2Ssa OF
October, 1911, we're: Il.
Wheat.-White, Oh bushels, OF which lac bushels
were re-exhibi.ed. Fed. 1,s74 Bushels, Of which
81 bushels were re- exhibited.
Corm'-White. 1880 bushsis. Yellow, as bushels.
Mixed, 90 bushels
OATS $40 bi hels.
Rys.-lH bushels, OF which 30 bushels were re-
exhibited
Prices on that day were:
Whedt-White, prime, $500 Red prime. 81 20.
Corn White, prime old, 81 25 pr'm. ne =,
81 20.
Odts.-Very coed spIing, SIC.
Rye.-Prmc, Sl.05.
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Rev York stock and Money Market.

FEW York. October %. The bank statement
shows th,t ioars hive decreased over % G0n,o 0 !;
spece increared 1900 600 legaltenders deere ased
nesrly $4,000; deposits decreased nearly $780,
f0o Morey easier a. a@5 per cent. sterling.
s6ls.. G,id, llli6llui. Governments steady.
sta:es steady /: TcnuesTec'5 90; new, came. Viz
ginla'e. 59A; new, CO. Louiaiana's, Is /: new, So.
Levee's, ca: s's, IS. Alabsma's, os: IS, 81.
Georgia's, so; ga 60. Eor'h Csroliua's, 3e}
new, 12t. South Cardinals, IL new, at
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Few YORK Items.

New YORK, October 2S.-The bill Of COM
plant against Tweed, Ingersoll, Carney,
and Woodward, asks for judgement for over
So COO. 900.
The Dauntless beat the Drcadnaught in
q tWcnty-mile race to windward and re.
turn by twenty minutes.
DAILY beat GARNER IL homc-aud- home
game for $1,000. Score: Daily, 1900; Gar
mic, l,230.
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The Boston Murder ssssl in Mystery.

BosToN. October 28.-The murder OF
Kate Leetan is still involved in mystery.
Chief of Police Savage requests that any
information calculated to throw light upon
the tragedy be sent to him.
Wrapped around the furnace.wrench
with which the murder was done was a
copy Of the Helena Clarion newspaper,
dated February 10Th, 1871, published in
Helena, Arkansas. ANY one sending such
q paper to persons in this vicinity should
communicate with the chief of police, as 1t
might furnish clue TO the murderer.
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From SaerEneuas1yn.

SALT LAKE CITY, October 2S.-T-oublc is
unprecedented when the sentence of Haw
kins, convicted of polygamY, is delivered
The women seem most excited. The Fede
raj officials have received threatening let
tiers.
brigham Young has left the city.
There is evidently something important
pending, but the Genliles don't apprehent
resistance to the law.
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THE GRAND DUKE AT PRAYER.-lt having
transpired that Duke Alexis is TO 90 the
Greek chapel, in Lexington avenue, New
York, on the Sabbath, the pastor is over
whelmcd with applications for admission,
the chapel being private one. He pays no
attention 10 them, but the pressure for adj
mittancc has adn0nisbcd hun OF the heces-
si,y of applying fora policeman or two to
preserve order ut the entrance, which ar-
plicaliun h IS been granted.
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Some curious arrests Of cX-CommuniSls
contlaue to he made in Paris. y nun
named Blutaut, who for some months past
has been PLAYING the part Of deaf mute,
and thus securing sympathy and charity,
has been discovered to nc one Of the tugi-
tiyes Of the hroken-up Government Of La
Commune. hnother droil detection Of Il
prominent actor in scenes of the Commune
was effected short while since. \ we'll
known ml'guis g!ro Il dinner parry re-
Gently. When the portly butler entered,
and, in m iestc voice, announced that
dinner was reJtiy, u guest was observed to
trclnAla, while bis knees knocked together
like ca>tanclS. When he had somewhat re-
covered front bis >tupor he stated to the
company that in the person Of the gr&ndi-
Ioqucut butler he recognized a free aGju-
taul-lnaior, who, under the Commune, had
ordered his arrest. Jbe-cupon, tablcau
The police We're called in. and ,Iea.nes was
hustled OIL TO Ncrs lilies to await bis turn
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A SHOCKING AFFAIR. At Wheeling,
West Va, on the Goth instant, little girl
named HOPPER WAS attacked by vicious
dog owned hy one Scnstipger, and her face
almost literally turn of. Commencing with
the check and lip on the lelt side, the flesh
was torn of on that side, together with he
sk.n ucros> the nose, and oil the right side
almost 10 the ear. A portion OF the nose
aud chin were also bitten Of. The dog was
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The pefersburc Fair.

spcclsl telegram to The Dispstch.
PETERSBURG, October Is AT the plough.
Ing match to-day the Dixie plough and q
plough manufactured by the Petersburg
Iron Works were entered. The match was
won by the Dixie plough.
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! liberal RAILROAD poLICY .--JnSiah
pa,,icy wti'cS 10 The Boston -1dccTtiSCr il!lt
lac I'D t"l"n: railroad, ty offering free
p!'. for three or five Years TO any one who
wn,ld build at Violation Heights, have
within four Yeas Increased the paving pas
SclgcrS 1t that STATEN from little more
than three thousand to fifty thousand.
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Death of General Robert Anderson

C1Nc1NNATI, October 2S-Dispatches re.
ccived here announce the death OF General
Robert Anderson at Nice, France, last eve
ming. He went from Finoy to Nice three
weeks ago, hoping to receive benefit from
the change. His family we're with him.
His remains will be brought by the United
states vessel Guerrero TO this country for
interment.
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steps Looking 10 she Dissolution of

Certain INSURANCE Companies.
CINCINNATI, October 2s.-The State AT
ditor has fled bills in the Circuit Court
looking to the dissolution Of the
Knickerboeker, Equitable. Garden City,
and Commercial Insurance Companies,
these companies being bankrupt. The
are $4,000, and its losses are 81, oOO. 900.
The assets Of the Equitable are $3.50.
600; losses, sS,OOO.GOO. The Garden City
Assets are 100000; losses, s2,0O0.000.
The Commercial has risks to the amount of
$4,000, 900, with assets, exclusive of capt.
tai stock paid and unpaid, Of 500, O0O.
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In IssoLUTIoN.-The co.nartnersli,,
IL Heretofore eJisting between ksA sNYnrk
and kICHhRD dRBY, undsr the style of sly
DER 90 IRBY, Is this d<y dissolved. " y ~
business which we desire to cl0se UP irpmediatsyv
Ne respectfully solicit for the new c0mpsny
jnio which our business has been merged COR.
alton of The patronage 60 iiberaIly bestowed
uponour est1pt!shmeDt for the last twenty years.
ifbs new company having lncresSed facilities
for no esting the wants OF the trade encourages
ms to'expect for TIA large increase OF patrdnsge
ENCOURAGEMENT shus given VIII ada greatly In
stimulating home industry and developing the rs-
sources of the country. rr,r-v 5
oc4 t,Ss SN1DGs !" AhDA'
DICHMOND ARCHITECTu RAL
III IRON WORKS AND STOVE r@..zs5s
COMPANY WORKS, stt..5
1900, 1909, 1904, 1906 CARY STREET,
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DUaFalaaiBseu.

FORTRESS MONROE, October 2S.-The
schooner Florence Rogers, bound from
Charleston to New York, arrived here this
morning aud is anchored at the lower quar-
antine ground. Her captain and second
mate have died of yellow fever since leaving
charleston.
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p1U CITY AND "a
{ COUNTRY MERCHANTS. w.
$50 CASEg BUHr3 AID SHOES.

We have rOw Oil hand ful; stock Of
DESlHARLE AID tEA>ONhBLE BOOTS
AND SHOES.
from low. priced goods up to tic finest goods
made, IN ALL SIZES.
Vest OF ou1 goods are MADE EXPRESSLY FOR
ITS, and we eau rec nmend the same with conf.
,!cnce. IN he peas. d to show our goods. Our
PRICES ME LOW-cur TERMS LIBERAL.
DISCOUET FOR CASH.
MARCUS HARRIS & BROTEEK,
IAN NO 1909 Main street near Pearl.
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Steamer BurneI-E Loss OF Life

PORT HURON, MICH, October 2S.--Thc
nropcllcr Dean Richmond has been burned.
The chambermaid was drowned, but the
others on board escaped. The steamer
had -, 900 bushels of wheat aboard, which
lost
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eiaily that the past wears cost ofthe Cuban
war amounted to 81, 1000, 900.
A conspiracy has been discovered among
the troops at Barcelona, aud twenty ar.
rests have been made.
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THE VEST VIRGINIA ELECTIoE,-Thc
mca4rc returns rr:"lvr;! from tie election
tor legislative rtii-ors ana delegates TO IL
constitutional convention. lr.li on Thurs
;!ay IN WcS. Virginia. indicate what mi INT
hc termed "Waiil over" for the Demo-
cratic u III nee. baltimore Sitn
I'VE stated uweTiyocal!y two days hcfoge
The election. "thc Dem erals will carry
,hn StItC"l
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OFFICE, NO. TENTH STREET..

ASA SNYDER, President and superintendent
Works;
RICHARD IRBY, First, Vice-Presidcnt, and su-
perintendcnt Gales:
W. C.. KING AT, Second ytce-President; sts 81
q. e. HASkINS, Treasurer and Secretary,
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Domestic Markets [BY TELEanAru.1
NEW YORK. October u.s. Flour firmer. Wits.
key lower 1T 9:ac Whpat-W n.er red western
SI,:Ss0 80 Corn: !ssNlsesc. tice easier at 7s@
SIC FORK hrmer ut SIS 'a'd Kettle, 1904 NJ
walls steady. ,Tallow, slGolc. Frelghts firmer,
Lotton.Sales, l,sll bales, upiands, Is5:.; Or
BALTIMORE 0ctaber :s.-Flour fi:mcr with i'm
proved d.mand. Wheat finer. Corn Grmer .
white, esG72c ,ysllow. G7@7:c. Provisions uu-
changed. VI hisker. 95096:.
Virrinta's--uld. 40 pid. Compensated, 59A bid,
5eh asked. North Caro!lna;s-Old, 80 bid
LOUISVILLE, October 2s.-Tobacco- Siles, d5
hogshetds Tugs, 1851 SS; low to medium a #.
So .s@slo so; good 10 ficc leaf, $7@S29.so.
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,sfuuES i'm South G..s2s;.ts.

'.a' -Hcr!m correspondent, who went Il
"i;b Carolina last week, writes Us rs fol-
'", nom th2rjvltc, y. c., October u,
III:
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Grs.esaaG, Sa3ssES. &c

w 7. W. TAYLOH, $50 BroaGaA
w street. would caal the stse'tiun 81 HEar
visitors /. :e Fair TO his stock OF s, x r., w.
Su.!ES T.iUNh5, and To D-BAGS, cen
D ,-inS a general assortment nos 10 DC sur
Dts.cd IL This city. IN ~ prices that must
o!e2se all n.ins Gi:elt from the most approved
Iusnuts c.uIcrs,
oc 80 G: w. 7. ". TAELOB.
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,fyOBACCO CARPET FELT,
rom LINING UNDER CARPETS.
A SURE PROTECTION AGAINST MOTHS.

This Is simply our Virgiaia Cane Fibre Paper,
with twtn.y pr cent. Ui lob .cco stems ulxed WIN
the fibre In process OF manufacture, thereby
making 4 perfect pr election sgalrst moths. CoSss
about
TWO DOLLARS TO A ROOM.
The ordinary Garrett raddirg3 are perfect moth
nests, and wh, n used The felt should be put over
them, or the telk may be used alone.
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Conviction OF RoscnzHeiS the Ab0I-
Zionist.
New York, October 2S.-The trial of
Dr.. Kosenzwcig. the ahortionist, was con-
Guided to-day. lie was found guilty and
sentenced to seven years hard labor.
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WE HAVE NOW RECEIFEDAA
w our full fall supply Of CENTS HAND ~
S!cWED CALF BOOTS SHOES and IAt- -
TERS: LAiI9S and MISSES SHOES, all styles
and qualities; BOYS and CHIIDhEN'S " EAR
of nsst ms Ky. Also. TRUNKS, FALISE5, and
SATCHELS. Give W call.
1873 Main street,
oc lo-s,u between ThitccDth aud Fourteenth.
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DIRECTORS:
ASA SNYDER. RICHARD JRBY,
W. G. KNIGHT, &. Y. HASKiSS,
JOHN P. BRANCH. e
DIRECTORS /:

This eompsny having purchased the interes.of
SNYDER 6 frby otter TO ire trade, OF tneir Own
: ui"1 CooKiSii and HEATING sT2WEs, IA
FRONTS GHaTES. and FGEDEES, ru
HOLLOW-WARE, sADIgoNs, and FlkE-
DOCS.
AEyHfTEoTURsL oAsTIS nas;; su Sn,I II
Window Cans and silis.
It .;rcases, Orders, Area-Lights
Brackets. Ventilators &C, &C.;
Verand ,hs, Is .lconies,
iron Ratings for yards and cemeteries,
Galvanized Iron Cornice, plain aud orns-
window Caps ard sllis and Quoirs,
srE BSsS4s T'sS sf si GjAL cHUTEs,
R RYniS nc CASES and PLUMBERS cAsr-
LEa sfGiR, PIPE, SC.
SCHOOL-D DESK S-Prmary, Intermediate, aud
Grammar 8 yes, OF best material aid mcst ap-
p'', iaP05RTEEs OF SCOTCH rIG.IRoN
DEALERS IN AMiSR1CAN IRONS.
Intending to do only wholesale business, we
offer such goods IS we have IoI the ressli trace
prompt and cash
dealers will be filled prices as low as can oe op-
tanned north. an sxper.rnce OF tmsnty yet ,rSs
satisfy all ihst We can meet the views OF az VINO
are disposed TO trade With lis. ocs IND ,
DlSSOLUTJON.-The co.partnershipe x.
~ istiug under the pane OF AVERY & CO.. and
consisting ofJ. 4. Avery aud n. al. Mayo has
this day been dissolved by mutual consent andau
collections VIII he made and all indebtedness be
paid by j. e Avery, at the office OF avery d Co.,
900 ain street. j. II. AVERY,
SEPTEMBER 18TH, 1s7l. Ii. 81. MAYO.
CO-PARTNERSHIP.-T The UT dersigned have
formed 4 cn-partnersnip under the brm aud style
OF AVERY & CO., for the purpose OF conducting
the SEWING MACHINE BUSINESS In all It's
| branches, OF 300 Main street. where they will be
pleased to see and serve their friends and the pub
Tic generally This o-partnershipYiales from tho
18th September, 1871. !.
| The new concern will collect no debts due the
old, nor does 1t assume the payment of any debt
| contracted by Avery Co. prior TO this date.
| That business will he settled by j y. Avery IL.
7. Morris 10 The financial man Of he house, and
| has sole authority TO sign the firms name TO all
| checks, notes. drafts, Or any obigaton Of tho firm
| whatsoever. j. 4. AVERY,
seq l.. p. MORRIS.
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..rc yctrrshusg Fair.

.......,. q. the ii.tn Nd dispatch.
1,,.r,,.syl.rC. October -. 1871.
$780, ,>,rci<p> ct the second an !
''' ~ 80, III tn.Iay. The circun- !
..N ,t,,n,icd TIE exhibition have !
"' NIB, - ''' ,,.'', ;,,,.So;cinus and <till |,
~ ..'@ '''' ''''. '', ~ ,1,rccss Ia. been
,;.ar>ii.' INC =. M ,,i t,''.r nnai,;nns The !
$40" 60 ,'.,j,,i, ~ ,ollc,.,inr to-
. ,"t.'@''" ,t;'r'' ,Shn,, nur business
g." t@ItI, N c,nn, al ~. surronnh- !
..''r ~ 49,, -, \nr.h Cornl;n, ond
rt'".''N' ,C Southwest Vircinia |
S.. tie ''".'.'' ha, Mnn, cord;,, nrI
.'.'''','.:., ..amairr ,rc AiS,nn,Irt- |
..f. +,o ,,'o,tnor. a,,d tho
-., e. &C. 49, ,,,,, ~, ,,,,,h tor,,,. n.;l 4,
.. ...' ID - -, and c>,rnI fh,, fricndIv
.,.,tl,r m,,,ngl tr,nsactinu, in
49,.
...t nr ,Iajmcl that tho manage
49,. t.u has Hrgn ~ juairiuus and
&, ,n,rhi have been. The an- |
~, too mach divided among The |
...a.nn;,trc> into which the largc
81 rhirty->,X mcMhcrS is divided. |
..., ana rrlav have, rs q natura!
,,,.,.. n.r4catlv rnsued. Eut the
g.. ,r.a.9 iairiv c;cn Ia this Just
49,. ,a,r doar well, and the coudi-
49,. .-r.7,al>. tie extent Of the rX-
.s., sn,.n.gulcr O! Tic attendance.
>,.1 emphasis in praise Of their
.r..,>.
.,..,t,l,rr today is cs,imstcd n
...n>. Ir>i"ldav a great many
..n. North Caro!irn returned
.,# His mcruia. many visitor,
a .al.tr,. alter The PRONUNCIATION
,..Hi.n> awurtrd, left The city.
-.....G wjrh their success on DIS.
.H.u farjr iJ!lurc.
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SIEGE OF TAMMANY AND THE SACKrNG OF
New IoRK-DIsCLOsUREs.-N York, Oc-
to5er 27.-The citizens committee APP
pointed Ivy the Board of Supervisors re-
ported this afternoon, through sub com.
mittcc, that all the works for the city had
been thoroughly examined by them, and
the charges therefore rigidly scrutiniZcd.
The amount charged 10 the cost OF the new
courthouse bniiding and furniture is S.
100 600, and SJ,260,000 is charged to The
county courts and offices in the same build.
ing, making n total of Sl3,4l0,G00. The
whole cost Of The building, when com
ri"ted, colila not honestly exceed $780,
900.
The committee further report tina! 3d.
221 900 were paid for armories and drill.
rooms, the real value being 1902, 600; fol
lumber 4G3, 900 paid, real value $4,000
for advertising, stationery. and printing,
81, 16S, $50 paid, real value 81 800, GOO. Loss
to the city, Sl9, jl9,5SG.
The report of the committee shows that
in getting the money on the various war.
rants forgery was rcsurted to very eXien
sivcly, Il large number Of the signature;
not being genuine.
The Post states that suit will be brought
against Nathaniel Sands to recover S75, 00(
commission paid him for selling the city
bonds while he was an officer of the city
government. in receipt Of n sallry OF $40
900. The law expressly prohibits sucl
action by officials.
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TWO DOLLAKb to a hUUMs
LINING UaDER OILCLOrBa.

Our Deadsning Felt Is particularly adapted u
thia rutpos e. and efectaalI; prevents the wesfini
OF the Ollcloth from roughness OF boards or ui'
eyennsss OF fiaor5, vt a cos. OF le.s than
ONE DOLLAR TO a ROOM.
70. sale IN quantity that may be desired By
ALBERT ORHWAY 4 Co,
GOVERNOR STREET,
&C 7.eodln special Agents.
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TO LADlES.-Is

INTERESTING TO LAplES.-1@A
l. Will sell Liable - Is 'UIS ana odOES EESss~~
kESaKDIHSS OF COST. T~
Hasfng determined 70 Ii Ike addition to my busl,
ucss BIZ keeping Iacn's weir rs well rs ladies', ana
viii from this day sell regardless Of cost, con-
sistlng Of many styles which cannot be found IN
auy O; her house in this cibT. ., ,,,,>
EyTr1f and fIDE.LACE BlO ,,>
A full line Of MISSES End ChtLDREA'S CO.
LURs'U SnuES ana
Every variety Of WHITE SLltPE6S.
sC3 Broad street, Eext to The corner or Ihir''
ssrsrt- A. ii. HARKIS.
Zoe II SIN
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BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, ANDa.

ESUUIS, SHOES, INUNhIoI hNDE5sA
BAGS. FS~
Tha attention Of visitors TO the Stale Fair and
al uIaei IL wait OF go d5 in my line, is respect
!ul!y called to nv large ana yariet STOCK CT
Is CTS. SHOES, TRUHkS and BAGS jlet re-
cetvei from tie manufacturers, embracing al the
moiern sty les for Ladies' geut5 misses, boy1, and
chtldren of the hest qua ity. well as an extern
siyc line Of 9ubzt4r,tal goods for men. women,
Dnvs. an3 sfrls: all of VII oh offer ~ the l0wcst
market price,.
\ Calls respectfully solicited at Nc. 1903 Main
street, Toe "a 2wI JGHE G. PAGE, JR.
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! TWEED DIsrosrEa OF H1s pRopERTY.-Tt
Ia well known fact that William Nj. Tweed
has been busily engaged during the past
/, few weeks In hiding away all OF his per-
sonai effects and real estate. His stocks
nave nearly all been sold or transferred TO
nther parties In trust, and nearly all of his
! houses have been quietly turned over to
those VINO VIII bold them safely. Within a
ieW Gays past 1t is said that he has trans
TERED upwards Of 81 1000, 900 worth of real
| estate, and Yesterday he disposed of pro-
perry worth Sg75. 900 more. inclt,d;n,P bic
MAGNIFICENT dwelling on Fifth avenue. One
deed recorded Yesterday is to Richard NJ,
tweed (hls sony, conveying twenty.two
acres. two roods, and ten and one-halr
perchcs, at Fort Washington. The deed
was prepared by George F. Demarest. OF
| and is acknowledged before William NJ
Tweed, Jr.; consideration, $3.50 900.
The second deed is from Richard nj
Tweed, conveying the same property to
the Potter and Stymus Manufacturing
| Company. Of which the "Boss" is said
| to he the Company"
The third decd is from William NJ. Tweed
to Richard NJ. Tweed. dated August 18,
| 1871, and CONVEYS plot of ground on the
northerly side Of west Fifty-ninth street,
| thirtv-four feet three inches west of the
| Circle :" consideration 100000; ac-
knowledged before William Nj. Tweed, Jr.
The fourth deed is from William NJ.
| Tweed to Richard NJ. Tweed. dated August
| 1G, 1871 conveys one plot of ground on the
| southeast corner OF west Forty-third street
and Fifth avenue consideration, S275, 900.
| This deed is also dated on the 10th OF Au-
gust, 1871, and acknowledged before Will
| liam NJ. Tweed, Jr. This is Tweed's pri-
yate residence. The Boss" is in despe-
rate haste to get everything out of the way,
and when he has done so will doubtless
snap his fingers in the faces of his victims
and defy them to recover. He doesn't
know the trap that is being laid for him,
however, or he would not speak as conf
IDENTITY us he does. There is something
warm in store for him before he gets done
with this business. -NeU Y0rk Times.
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WOOD AND COAL.

CRATE AND STOVE-SIzE ANTHRA-
~ Gle COaL-A large 'uppty on hand ct
lowest market rales, a%d sold by tceight.
y. IL. dAWES,
Oc 30-2V Eighteenth and Cary sire cts,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WASHINGTON, October 2S.-Thc Prcsi'
,lcut has Il proclamation for Thanksgiving
pav on the Goth CT November.
1t is stated that hlr. CrcSW"ll will recon-
mcud to Congress The establishment oil Il
nnStrl trlptrry
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TOHN WERTH, office on 18th street
~ one doar lrrm H;an, ccIls In
COAL, COKE, AND WOOD.
Anthracite, Hia:crpock and Glover I'LL
GOAL AND SOFT COKE.
WOOu-Long sawed, and split.
Anat the lowesl IN trkrt rates for CASH:
S. 7-3n JOHN MEEgu
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COST OF TIE CUBAN WAR.
MADRID, October 28.-It Is stated OH