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sGTTHE EXCITEMENT is ALL OVER
sttll calling NJ III. MS

sGTFHE EXCITEMENT rs ALL OVER
i but great bargains are still selling at JULIUS
SYdE'S, 4l5 Broad street. de oilers tae ioiloH-
BACK GRos-GKA1y SILKS at % .25 worth g.;
BLACK SILKS Mt 81 so, ~. 70. ~;
ooAohhD CLIMB . DRESS LESS GOODS.
SAfTEENs, CAMEL's HAIR,
EMPRESs CLOTHS, DAGONALs,
Moss CoLORs, ALPACAs, and SILK PoPLINS'
BLACK GOODS
CASHAEAES, SATTEENs,
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
MoUSsELAINRS and GRAPE CLOTHS;
A full line OF BLACK ALPAC4s from zoe. 10 CLIO;
WHITE AND COLoRED FLAkSELSfr from zoe. 10 *I'
PLAIN AND PLAID OPERA FLANNELs;
WELSH AND SHAKER FLANNxLs.
go BLANKETS.
BED BLANKETS from "a to $40;
CoLoRKD BLANKETS, CohF0RTKRs, ana QUILTS
In these goods we have full assortment from 7oc.
to % yard.
s9AWIs and CIoAKs new styles;
BALhoRAL aud BOULEVARD SKIRTS:
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
In CAMBRIC EDGIEGS, REAL AND FALES'
CIESNEs LACEs, all prices;
KID GLOyEs-our own lmportafl8n-&l 10 S1i >,
GESrLnHKN's aud LADIES' UNDERWEAR. fuli
BLrAcaEp AND BROWN CorroNs.
My stock is complete In every departmens, ana
goods 10 be convinced come and Sc sy tof Sour'
4l6 Broad street, between Fourth aud Filth.
SALEsMEN: j. j. Turner, W. %. Powers, John
N. Gary, George P. Bagby, L. j. Stern.
oc lS.tJaul
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FouRQUREAN s CO.

NARDOZO, FOURQUREAN s. co.
Our stock Of goods has just been rspieRished by
the addition Of $4,000 worth OF
CHOICE AND DESIRABLE GOODS
for the fall and winter trade, bought for cash, OF
the latest novelties in imported and domestic fab
ncs. We are now displaying most attractive as
'0' ' ''''- CLoAKs AND sHAWLs.
Also, new and beautiful fabrics in
DRESS GOODS
IN all new and desirable shades.
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS, -
very rich and cheap.
In black goods our stock is very complete, con-
sisung In part OF "Ms
BOMBAZINEs, CAsHMEREs,
ALPACAA MoHAIRs,
TANusE, GRAPE,
HENRIETTA and EMPRESS CLOTHS,
selected With great care as to good and permanent
black. Also, = choice lot OF ...
CARPETS, RUGS, DRUGGETS, &C, sc.
All of which we offer Mt the very lowest marks.
prices. CARDOzo, FoURQUREAN s co.
&c 2e-tDs16
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Fires.

Fort WAYNE. November 10.-Kerr &
Murray'S foundry has been burned. Loss,
$50, 200.
SPRINGFIELD, MASS, November 10.-The
old round-house of the Boston and Albany
railroad, with fifteen locomotives, six extra
tenders, and two snow-ploughs, was burned
this morning.
CINCINNATI, November 10.-Odbert's oil
refinery, at Parkersburg, West Va, was
burned yesterday. Loss, $4,000. Seventy
five freight-cars standing on the railroad
track in the vicinity of the refinery were
also DESTROYED.
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The following advertisement is extracted
from the London Times: ITO Americans
and otbers.-A noble.and his wife, keeping
a most comfortable establishment near OWN,
would receive two American or English Ia
dies or gentlemen to introduce into the best
society. High references asked. Terms ac-
cording to requirements. Private sitting
room, carriages, &c. sAddress Lady -"
On Sunday William Z. Udderzook was
found guilty of murder In the first degree.
He was charged with the murder OF w. 5.
Goss, Of Baltimore.
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Warrington Items.

WASHINGTON, November 1O.-Among the
depositors who to-day received 80 per cent.
ortheir deposits In the First National Bank
the first distribution of the assets OF that
instItution-was ex-President johnson, who
received nearly $4,000 out of the $4,000 he
had on deposit there.
General Crook, comman ding the Depart
ment of Arizona, reports the slaughter OF
fourteen Tonton Indians during recent
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Weldon. n. G..
FIRE-A PRISONER sUPFooATAD TO BRATIs
LalA 49,

FlRE-A tHlsONBR sUPF0CATAD TO HRAT1s
Especial telegram to the Dispatchj
WELDON, n. c., November TO- Fire was
discovered about IL O'Clock last night in the
building known as the Lookup, In this place,
aud despite the efforts of the citizens it was
consumed. A negro named Bill Peete, a
bad character, incarcerated therein for q
slight offence, was sufocated before an open
ing could be made in the jail. The building
burnt being in the centre Of the town, the
adjoining property was in great danger of
destruction. An unusual calm saved the
town. Loss, 81 600. No insurance.
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RAILROAD AccIDENr--No LIVES LOST.
Especial telegram 70 tho Dispatch.l

RAILROAD AccIDENT--Ho LIVES LOST.
.4l Especial telegram to tho Dispatch.I
GoRDossvzLLE, November 10. -. Thrss
stock-trains left Lynchburg yesterday {sun.
day. evening for Alexandra, and when
within seyenty-1ve yards Of Tye River
bridge one Of the wheels bursted, and nearly
the whole train mounted and ran on the ties
until 1t was stopped on the bridge, which 10
a very high one, tearing up the track and
damaging the bridge badly. A portion OF
the stock being unloaded, the bridge and
track were soon repaired. Fortunately no
ono was hurt nor the stock injured. Thiaac-
cident caused the north.bound night and
day mall trains twelve hours delay.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS

NEW ORLEANS, November 10.Flo3r quiet;
treble extra, s7G$S: family. SS:5O9s9.0U; Corn
quiet at 5O@53c Bran dull at 9O495c. Hay
quiet at *26 Tor choice Pork dull at 81 525: Dry
saltcd meats dull; shoulders, &C.. Bacon-No de-
mand offerings of shoulders and clear rib Ut 6Hc !:
clear sides &c. Hams-No demand. Lard-Tierces.
5000 key 100 0Hc sugar dull la, and q, lower;
@S4c. prime, 9@94c. Molasses declined 4kc: {;
good to fair. 5O@52c.; prime, 62455c.; strictly
isIana, 96c.; Cincinnati, 81 .02. Coffee, 22G234c.
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To the Patrons OF Husbandry.

COLAPARCHEE, GA, NoVenber 4, 1915.
Rirhmond Dispatch:
Dear Sir.-Will you do the Patrons of
Uu> bandry of the South the favor TO an
nounce in your columns that there will be u
a,,-meeting of Cotton States Patrons in
the city Of Atlanta, Ga, on the 25th instant,
olakc into consideration the best means for
allcyiating the prevailing distress of the
farming brotherhood. Aid Us in this mat
Ter If YOU can.
have the honor to be,
Yours, very respectfully,
+. TAYLOR, Secretary.
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Yyaathor Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, November 1O.-For Ken
lucky and Tennessee, northeasterly winds
shifting to southwesterly, rising tempera'
ture, and partly cloudy weather.
For the South Atlantic States, northeast
ery and southeasterly winds and generally
clear weather.
For the Middle and Eastern States, north
westerly and northeasterly winds, low tenn
perature, and generally clear weather.
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}Arriz!SG Observation-Disclosures

BATHING ExTRAoRDIsARY.-[Lyn
N,r<.l There will be an unusual scene at
the Horse ford, just below the city, this
morning Al : O'Clock, and notwithstanding
tur early hour there will doubtless be a
Iarg. crowd in attendance. The occasion is
no H., than The baptism Of one hundred and
.ff,g new converts by the pastor Of the Atri-
CAL baptis, church in this city, the fruits of
the recent revival in his church. 1t is prob
all" that such a scene was never before wit
rn..ni 10 Nirginia
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81. Thomas.

HAVANA, November 1O.-Advices from St.
Thomas state that the news had reached that
island that General Luperon, who retired
from the leadership Of the revolutionary
forces in San Domingo some two months
ago. has been recalled by the insurgent
Chiefs, and will resume his old command. 1t
is supposed that under his leadership the
reyolutionists will make supreme effort,
and either triumph or be annhilated.
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NEW York, November 10.-Cotton weak and
irregular; sales LIZA bales at 144914Hc. south
price; s8@*67s for common 10 fair extra IS 500
81 o for good to choice. Whiskey frmer al p1k@
92c. Wheat steady; scarcity Of freight-room
checks export demand; choice winter red western,
$3.50. Corn shade frmer and moderately &C.
tive; scarcity Of freight-room checks export de-
mand. Pork quiet and steady; new mess, d 8.
Beef quiet and unchanged. Lard frmer ut 9-1e@
TIC. Irurpentine dull ut 39@391c. Rosin dull vt
$3.50. Tallow quiet at INC. Freights 10 Liver
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Meotiuc OF Cubans.

NEW ORLEANS, November 10.-An cnthu-
siastic Cuban meeting was held here yester-
day. Resolutions were adopted condemn
ing the barbarity of the Spaniards and call
ing upon the Federal Government to recos..
ni2e the Cubans as belligerents anil demand
indemnity and apology for the recent OUT
races on American citizens.
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Wreck and Loss of Life-SHtcide.

NEW YORK, November 10.-The schooner
soulherner, from Boston for Phiiadelphia,
with ice, has been wrecked OF the Jersey
coast. Captain Thatcher and seaman Miller
were drowned.
William Neyle, of Staten Island, commit
ted suicide in Green-street Dagnlo SATURDAY
night. He was forDerly OF eouth Caroilna'
and lost fortune by the war.
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YolIoW-Fevor.

MEMpnIs, November 10.-There were
twenty seven yellow.fever deaths and thirty
from other causes during the past week.
The CITY is free from infectious or contagious
disease.
Three yellow-fever deaths-old cases
and three others occurred Sunday. There
was one new case of fever yesterday.
The chief of police, in thanking the po-
lice Of other cities for the aid already fur
nlshed, announces that further assistance is
necessary.
There were two yellow-feVer deaths up to
noon to-day, and three new cases reported.
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BY TeIoxraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW TCKk.
NEW YORK, Novembosl j o. Nooa.-stocks dull.
Money, 7. Gold, 1918. EIchange-Long, g. short,
81. Governments dull and steady. States steady.
Evening.-Money cay at 5G6: Exchange dull
at 6. Gold quiet at lO7x@lo7s Governments
dull; very little doing. States flctuahng; Ten
nessee's, 90; new, 6as VirginIa's, SO; new, 35
consols, Ash; deferred, n. North Carolina's, ~;
new, IA special tax e..
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FINANCIAL.

n Fl. MAURY L. CO., stock and Ex-
II. change Brokers, Office No. OLD Main Srs s.;
+ viii, l. sen from the above that we have moved
nur ofHce from No. lola To No. 10l 3, iHmedatfy
opposite and where we shah, as hesetSiese,, ge
pleased TO sec and serve our freads anu ths puD,'
Interest coupons receivable for State isSHss, IA,
goiable paper. gold. bonds and stocks Oh aa A'n'''
Sc Orders receive prompt attention.. ~
ne S-2awSwtm Is. a' 1AonS ~.
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WOOLLEN MILLS.
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my GO so.
JEW GooDs!Tgey ga,
) NEW PRICES! a. 9rr
!. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICEsl!
GOODS!

just received: - $-s.aE4at9
Fine all-wool ExrREss CLOTHS At 45c.;
Etue Atwood SATTEEyS ut Soc: ~
Fine donble-wldth CoLORED ALPACAs, latest
shades. at 30c. worth 50c.; ,t: H.
STRIPED PoPLLss. 20 Inches wide, only 6sc.;:s
Pretty DRESS GOODS at 16S, 20, and 26c.:
Double-wldth BLACK ALPAcAs It zoe ana up
wHrd6; ,... r-
Fine BLACK vELvETEESs at 60, 75c.. and mp
wards;
BLACK and COzoREp yELvErEEys for cloakings,
very cheap;
DAvoL BLKhCHxp CoTToS, 1884,;
ANDRoSCoGGIN BLEAcHKD CoTToy. l5c.;
EoREsTDAK gLEAcHED cotton, 16c.;
Full yard wide BLEACHED COTTOH, 10c.;
Full yard-vstde BROWN COTTON, 10c.;
Good CALIsoEs. warranted to wash, ut 81 and 10e /;
CAssIAERKs at greatly reduced prices;
BLANKETS, very low;
Bargains In FLANSELs; -.
CARPETS at cost price;
aud other bargains. Call and she for yourself at
JULIUS MEYERS, 603 Broad street.
AeencH for Slime: Dsmorest's fashionable and re-
liable PAPER PATTERNS. 4 full assortment
always On hand no11-h
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A DMiNISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-Having
N qualified rs administrator, OF the estate OF
JAMES &. EILETT deceased all parties having
claims against the said estate viii present the same
to me FIR settlement, and those indebted TO the
estate will come forward ana settle.
#. Fl. Elicit, Adnlnistrator.
November II, 1873. no LIST
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, November 10.-Flour dull and de
mand light. Corn held at S0@S2c. for sacked
Provisions quiet. Pork, $13 so. Bacon-shouders,
7c; clear rid, 6a(G6Hc.: clear. 6aG7c. Lard
tlerce, 73@Sc.; kcg, SHc.; small lots hGSc.
higher, Whiskey firm at SIC.
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Bank-Robbers Arrested.

Lounv1LIE, November 10.-Two of the
men engaged In robbing the Columbia (Ky.)
Bank and numbering the cashier, some time
ago, have been caught in Maine, and will be
brought to Kentucky for trial.
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Canada.

QUEBEC, November 1o.-The settlers on On
the Island of Anticosta are represented 10
be in starving condition; an otohs G0Ss ei,b
ment steamer has been dlspatched WIN
large supplies of provisions for their reilei'
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TIE LETTER WHICH GENERAL BREckrS-

The LETTER WHICH GENERAL BRECK1N-
R1pGE RECEIVED FROM Mr.. HUNTINGTON
rLexington, NY, Gazette, November OIL
We understand that General Breckenridge Is
in receipt OF, q letter from Mr.: G. p. Hunt
ington explanatory OF the action and mo-
tiyes of the New York subscribers to the
stock of the Big Sandy railroad, and insist
ing that the subscription was made in good
faith. and that it was and still is their inten.
tion, whenever the money market will per-
init, to complete the road. He says, 80 we
are informed, that they have far greater in
terest than any one else in making the road,
and that it will and must be done for the in.
tcrest of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
and the Short-Line railroad, of which they
are the principal owners. The letter is a
long one, and will doubtless allay the ap-
prehension felt on the subject by the people
of this State.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS,

CINCINNATI. November O.--Flour quiet at $3.50
6$6.6O. Corn In fair demand and 1rm; OLD, 46c:
Pork-jobbing sales at $3.50; stock light Lard
Shoulders quiet, sales at 5x@6c.; sides In fair de-
mand: sales or clear rib at 54c.; sales OF clear
ut 6G64c. Whiskey firm at 66c.
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WILLIAM WILDT,
w 327 RROAD STREET,
DEALER IN HUMAN HAIR.
ESTABLISHED 1854.

The business established by me nearly twenty
years ago IL still the same. l only work frst,cias,
RaIr. which is always manufactured In the latest
fashion and of the best style. .
COMBED-UUT HAIR Is prepared according 10
the latest improved Inventions
All orders are promptly filled. syr,pv
JEWELKY, and especially HAIR JEW ELKi
Is made rs heretofore, by me from the latest pat
terms The repairing Of jewelry IL also done IN ,he
hes. manners 80
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A FISkEN q CO,

A FIShEN d Co,
IN blS. BROAD STREET,
are sailing OF at very low prices their entire stock
Of
IMPORTED GOODS.
LINENS Of oil kinds from 4Gc. per yard up;
DAMhSK Of all kinds frosI CSC. per yard up;
HANDKEkCHIEFS Of all Kinds from III per do
zen MP;
TOWELS OF all kinds from 81 per dozen up;
LADIES' and CH1LBREN'S UNDERCLOTH-
ING A SPECIALITY,
and altogether superior 10 my similar goods offered
In this market.
Every gentleman should secure some Of our
IMPORTED ALL-JINES SHIRTS
at $50 per half-dozen, got up specially FOR this
market and In make and material superior 70 any
thing ever offered here. go
Our stock L. very large. but what with sales In
New York ST. Louis. Washington, and Richmond
1t will soon dlssoI7e friends and the public
Maui oc 29-lm
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CLOTHING,
VIIVV M u MY
UNPUBLISHED IN 1859.
JULIUS hRAh EK, rx,rn
THE WELL-k NOWN ELoi iEh'
AT 1917 MAIN STREET.

notify my friends and the public mat am am sen Ell.
North wi h my second supply STYLISH WiNiEkk
CLOTHING OF all grades for MEMS Youths a9 of
Witt, Shirts Nerino Underwear Scarfs, Neckties,
&C. of the very latest styles. All | want u CALI
and will a9tnnish you at my low prices
AT the siRn of the X ED POST. no
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MORE NEW GOODS
NOW OPENING.

BEAUTIFUL DIAGONAL SERGES and DUTCH
ESS CLOTHS at SO and CSC. worth about 81
last season; ,
BEAUTIFUL SATTEENS at 76c.-sole at II ane
BEaUTiFUL French PoPLINs very, very
cheap:
at about 81 last season;
BRoCADEs, CHEAP PoPLINs, and CoLORED
ALPACAS at Is and 30c.-sold before at SOC. I;
Also, CAMELsS HAIR and HEAVY TWILLS for
RedIngotes and suits;
4 full Stock Of MOURNING. and SECOND
MOURNING GOODS:
Opera Cloths, Fiannels, and pretty goods for In
nels, and Underwear; Blankets, Quilts, etc,
% az HUDGINS, GORDON & co.
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NEW. ORLEANS.

NEW OnLRANe,. November l0.-Gold, 75@Ta
Currency, 1H92H premium. Exchange--6terltag
10. New York sight, = premium
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Ct InIIIS MARKETS,

ST. LoUIs, November 1O.-Four dull and NOM
inal, Corn higher; No. mixed 34SG35c
Whi-key-no sales. Provisions dull-only linn.
tied iCr)blug demand.
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Printers' Strike.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL, November 1O.-The
printers of the Journal and the Union have
struck under a reduction OF five cents per
ems.
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DHILADELPHI RICF- @Hk
j. MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAh
SHIP LINE-FOR PHILADELPHIATW1CE
WEEK.-Unul further notice the steamers OF tais
line will leave Philadelphia every "WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY, and Richmond every MONDAY
and THURSDAY at IL O'Clock al.
Freight taken for all parts OF New Jersey, reon-
sylyania for Boston, Providence, and New Orleans:
Also. Tor Antwerp and Liverpool vta Red Star ana
American steamship lines, and bills OF ading signed
through. ,, aud
utatsroom. a. w. P. PORTER, Agent
No. 2425 Dock street, Richmond.
WILLIAM p. CLYDE i CO., Agents,
No. 10 South Wdarves,
,, ~. - North wharyts PHILADELPHIA.
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obituary.

ST. LOUIS, November 10.--James II. Lu.
ess the wealthiest citizen in st. Lonls, disd
last night. l.,.,l1 ....s.,...4
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, November To- 1878.
OFFERINGS.
WHRAT-W'hitc, 1,706 bushels. BED, 966
bushels.
KYE.--i9 90 bushels
SALES.
WHEhT.-White, 10 bushels very good at S1.60;
"a bushels good at $3.50; so bushels good at
S1.52; 224 bushels common on private terms; SO
bushels common at 81 80; 20 bushels common nj
IL 80 4; $50 bushels common ut Fl .O5 40 bushels
common at 81 .25 80 bushels fair ut 81 .46-total
734 bushels.
WHEAT.-Red, 46 bushels fair at 81 AZ; bash-
els common at 65c.; 80 bushels common at eOc- !;
40 bushels good at 1852; 20 bushels common a,
al So 46 bushels fair ut 81 40-toal, 400 bushels.
kYE-lS6 bushels primeat zoe.
RE-EXHIRITED.
WuEAT-White, 600 bushels
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EDUCATIONAL.
DOCK HILL COLLEGE,
ELLICOTT CITY, MD.

This institution, under the care aud management
of The Christian Brothers, Is located IN one OF lie
most picturesque portions of the state, ana ,s
himself for engineering, mercantile, or literary
pursuits. ,.,,o,,a
For further particulars see catalogue.
rrEpNS.
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TRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES.
81 BLANKETS reduced to %.
"a BLANKETS reduced to $5.
So SHAWLS reduced to 81.
$3.50 SHAWLS reduced 10 50

And all other goods in proportion. Ny stock Of
DRY GOODS Is now complete, and comprises some
OF the latest novelties and most beauh In! designs
ALPACA at soc, and WHITE WOOL FLANNEL
at aac., at CHARLES HUT2LERS
new store, No. Gil Broad street,
~ On between Sixth and Seventh.
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l42l MAIN s-nA.' 1l'
COME CTIOSE Rs.
NEW STORE NEW FACToRYl NEW GOOD |!
14i.

1Aa1 MAIN STREET. l42l.
The undersigned can be fouod at me stors o.
Messrs. A. CNPrEL 4 Co., and will be pleased "
wait on his friends and tho public generE rp.
1871. Main street A1@i.
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CONSUMERS

CONSUMERS
will serve their interest by giving them an sxani
nation before making their purchases.
oc 6-dtDscl &w1m
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7-'' f''''1 SMALL PROFITS,
and Il LARGE STOCK to select from, WILL iEL n;
goods bought for CASH all combine 10 renaer IN
house unelualled by any similar one In the CITY,
MI WIN IRA SMITHS, Ag't
400 Alan street.
s,on : ONO FLAG oc
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Political Consolidation Movement
DETROIT, MICHIGAN, November 10.-The
movement for the consolidation Of the farm
ers' oranges and the reformers is quietly ap-
preaching consummation.
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WILMINGTON MARKETS
COTTON MARKETS, NorEsrpERIO.

WILMINGTON, n. G., November 10.-Spirtts tur-
peutinc quiet 1T &c., Rosin quiet at 81 IS for pale.
Crude turpentlne unsettled ut 80 for lard. Tar
Stp ar
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BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Nov amber l0--Eirginia consols, 46
West virginIa's, TX Bid to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-11
Pu1L ApELPHIA LIYE.sToCK MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA LIVE-STUCh MARhET,
PHILADELPHIA, November 10.--Beef cattle dull
and lower: sales 5000 extra Pennsylvania and
western steers ut S6.5O@$7 8 fair to good, 50. 26
@$6 common. S4@*5. sheep dull ; sales 10000
at S4.50@$5 go Hogs dull and lower; sales 5000
at S8mX625,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-11

The Clay county Nowa) Register says that
" Yesterday the cold wind went whiS'liDg up
HE trousers OF many a loatcr, asking him
y lat he mad been doing al! summer"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-11
FOE BALTIMORE zt
POWHATAy STEAMBOAT COMPANY's
TRLWEEKLy LINE.

Steamers leave their wnarves at Rockets every
TUESDAY and THURSDAY MORNINGS At
O'Clock. and SATURDAY Of 4 O'Clock p. VI.
Freight received up to O'Clock 2. NJ, and Satur-
days up to * o'clock z. IL.
For freight apply 70
oc2S L. TATUM. Agent.
THE AMERICAN STEAM NFF&
l. SHIP COMPANY. OF PHILA-sAi1 al11S
DELPHIA-Cabin accommodations fstrictly Grst-
class, 81 90: first steeraSe, $40; steeragc, $50.
Through bills Of lsding given to Liverpool. For
freight apply TO
PALMER, EARTSOOK & CO..
or1S Agents here.