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MANCHESTER ITEMS.

THE Roll OF HoNoR.-The following
scholars were perfect in recitation. DC, al
the Female High School for the past week
Misses Belle Tolcr, Mamie SneIlings, Teresa
and Mamie Gibbs. Lula Reams, Ada Nun
ualy, Ida Harrison, and Susie Lowell. ~
the Male High Schoo! Robert Ii. Wintree re.
ceived the certificate of distinction.
The CONTESTED ELECTION. - James "
Gregory, lite Rcpublicln candidate tor Com.
monwealth's attorney, has filed the proper
papers with the clerk of the Circuit Court
tor contest Of the right Of Colonel William
-Ambcrs TO that position. Various irrcgu
lTities il the election ATE charged.
TIE CIRCUIT CouRT.-No business Of gene
raj interest transacted Saturday. Court
meets to-day at 1O5 o'clock II. NJ.
PEEsoEAL.-R J. E. Hammond has lcf
for his new home, in Oregon, with the Lc5
wishes Of large number OF friends.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France.


PARIS, November 15.-The compromise
between the Lett aud Right threatens to fail.
The Government aud tue Right are deter
mined 10 insist upon al unconditional ten-
years prolongation Of McMahon's term.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, November 15.-Lord Henry
Charles Gordon LcnnoX Is dead.
4 serious riot occurred In Damascus, du-
ring which the British flag was insuIted.
The British Consul demanded rcparation,
but it was refused.
Germany.
BERLIN, November 15.--The German Gov
ernment has made further payment OF
S3,O00,O00 for United States bonds.
Prussia is increasing her military reserves
in consequence of the formation OF fortified
works on the French frontier.
Italy.
ROME, November 15.-Kipg Victor Emman.
uel IN opening Parliament said he hoped for
a continuance of the work OF the internal
organization that thus Italy might increase
her prosperity amid order and safety; the
two indispensable conditions OF industry and
progress. 1t had been shown that Rome
might become the capital without encroach-
Ing upon the independence Of the Pope or
the exercise OF the spiritual functions and re-
iations of the Catholic world. We will re-
spect his religious sentiments and his liberty,
but will not permit attacks upon the nation
and its institutions.
Brazil.
| Rio DE JANERo, October 23.-The small
pox prevails TO an alarming extent. Trade
| in coffee Is at stand.still and immense
| stocks are accumulatinS.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II, 1873


SERIOUS hccIDESr-A YouNG LADY DAN
GERoUsLY BURNED BY A KERosENE-OL LAME
ExrLoSloS.--On Saturday evening Just be-
fore 0 o'clock Miss Hattie Miller, who re
sides on Second street between Clay anC
Leigh streets, met with very serious acci
dent. She was preparing to retire, and
while doing SO a lighted lamp filled with
Kerosene oil was standing on sewing.ma.
chine which was in the room. In some way
or other the lamp was overturned and in.
stantly exploded, burning the young lady
very badly.
Her screams brought her mother and
brother, Mr.. }. G. Miller, to her assistance
in very short time, and in endeayoring to
eXtingIiSh the flames both Mr.. and Mrs
Miller were also very painfully and seriously
burned.
DrS. Gray and Gregory were speedily
summoned to the relief of the sufferers, and
nt last accounts they were doing as we'll rs
could be expected.
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IMroRT Ant PYTHIAN RELIEF MEASURE.--At
a meeting of Damon Lodge. knights Of Py.
thas, held on Friday night, D. G. Richard
son, 4. Il. WOodson, Z. +. Snead, Charles
F. Taylor, 3. +. Cartwright, and II. I,
Hardwicke were appointed special com
mittee 10 aid in obtaining employment fol
those members of the Lodge who are now
or may hereafter be without work in conse.
qucnce of the stringency of the times. A
large majority of the members of Damon
Lodge are skilled mechanics many of whom
are dependent upon the labor of their hands
for the maintenance of their families, and
the committee have already the names o.
several persons, representing nearly every
mechanical branch, who have been thrown
out CT employment and are now seeking
work to enable them to live during the com
ing winter.
By such mutual aid much good may bf
accomplished, and some may find situations
who would otherwise be unable TO do so.
There are serious apprehcnsions among
the laborin" classes OF 4 scarcity OF Worf
during the coming winter, and consequently
of want and suffering: but let The citizens
Of Richmond and employed
help each other and those less fortunate wht
are "out Of job" aud much of the sutler
ing will be a!lcyiated, and the rlgors oil win
ter fall less severely upon the destitute.
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Lively Times In the New York Navy.
Yard.

The New York Siu. Of Friday says inspir-
ing amount Of hot haste in the way OF equip
ment for sea was visible on board OF the
screw sloop-of-wor Kansas, Commander
Reed, aud the sloop-of-war Juniata, Com
munder Baiue, yesterday, in the Brooklyn
navy-yard. Spruce marines, bearing porten-
tous communications from the Admiral 10
the executives of the two ships, hurried fast
and often, and after each appearance OF this
nature additional zeal seemed to animate the
| workers.
At twenty minutes of O'Clock 100 natty
tars from the rcceiyiDgship Vermont were
enrolled OH the Kansas, which completed
| the crew of that vessel. Her armament con.
| sists OF port and starboard broadside OF
two nipe-inch Dahlgrens, one eleven-incfi
piyot-auD, q twenty pound Parrot ride, and
no end Of pugnacity among the seamen.
| The Juuiata, recently returned from the
Polar regions, about the same hour began 10
receive her complement Of cannon-thir-
teen in all, from the ordnance wharf. Her
sails, even to the lighteSt, were bent, and
ship.caulkers swarmed over her, stufling
oahum into her decks and sides. lier bunk
ers were made ready for the reception Of
anthracite coal, which is to be slowed away
by Monday morning, and she Is to lolloW III
the wake OF the Kansas.
4 little earlier in The Afternoon strong
force OF b0iler-makers was set TO work on
the Minnesota, and other mechanics upon
the Colorado. These vessels, for long time
laid up in ordinary, are 10 be prepared for
sea with the utmost dispatch. at the wharf
for disused men.of.war are the Nirslc, need
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CoSvEYANCEs or REAL ESTATE for the wee

CoSvEYANCEs or REAL ESTATE for the week
ending November 10, 1873:
Lots fronting GG feet on Twcnty-oighth
street between Broad aud Grace for g, $50 /;
80 feet on Moore street near Pine for 800
20 feet on Market street between Main and
Franklin for q 400; 20 feet on Seventh street
for Sl04: 80 feet on Graham street between
Fulton and Williamsburg road for $3.50: 81
feet on Pine street tor 5000: "a feet on 81
John street near Federal 33 feet on Twen'
ty.fifth street between \ and o for S495; SO
feet on Twenty-tfth street between \ and .
for S495; 2S feet on Seventeenth street cor
ner Baldwin for Sl,2G0; 6G feet on Seven
teenth street between Richard and Baldwin
for $500; SS feet on Seventeenth street for
$1,000; ii feet on Valley street near Bald.
win for 81 00O; A feet on Seventeenth street
corner Baldwin for $40; 30 feet on Third
street between Preston and Baker for S225
10 feet on Graham street for 500; SO feet on
Clay street near Twcnty-ninth for S4O5; 15C
feet on Darlington street corner Of Federal fol-
1866 65 feet on Twenty ty-siHth street corner Of
o tor 500,
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VIRGINIA OPERA.HousE.-Mr. James D.
Browne, the proprietor of the Opera-House,
has made an arrangement with Ling Look.
jersey Sam, Miss DAILY, Yamadiva. and few
other members of the late Rivers & Somerby
combination to appear ut the Opera.H ouSc
on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday nights
of this week. Mr.. Browne has selected the
favorites Of the late company, and proposes
TO give choice evening entertainments, which
ladies and children may attend without
having their tastes offended
Ling Lock has sent to the North for ap-
paratus necessary for the presentation Of
tricks in addition 10 those he has heretofore
performed
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AN INSPECTION OF TIE CRY JAIL-A Con.
VIcTED MURDERER DENIES us GuILT.-A re.
preventative ofthe Dispatch went to the city
Jail on Saturday and walked through all its
corridors, cells, and dormitories, even into
the Kitchen. Everywhere evidences of the
care and attention of the ialor were apparent.
NO jail In city Is absolutely clean nor en-
tlreiy comfortable and it is not desirable
that such institution should be attractive to
the idle and vicious. We believe our Jail
Will compare very favorably with those OF
other cities. AS cold weather approaches the
number of prisoners increase, but they are
not all allowed Ito lounge within the Jail.
Each day many of them are taken out and
divided into squads, and, supplied with ball
and chain, they are put to work on the streets.
In the Jail the majority of the male pffs.
oncrs are placed in the rooms on the ground
fioor-the negroes on one side the building
and the white men on the other. The
women are placed in rooms on the second
floor, and where the rooms are more COM
Portable and look more like ordinary human
habitations. 1t was on this floor we found
Fisher and Goldstcin, who were lately con.
victed and sentenced in the United States
Court to two years Imprisonment in the
Albany penitentiarv for defraudiny their
creditors. They are held here to awatthcir
transfer to Albany, and we do not under
stand why they are better quartcred and
cared for than are men convicted OF smaller
oifcnces--'tban Bowie, convicted of delaying
the mails, or McNuty, only charged (uot
conylctcd) with stealing a few postage.
stamps. They are placed in the row of cells
occupied BY common thieves and yagabondS,
and by Horace Venable, who is to be hung
next mouth for murder, and whose cells all
open upon the same yard.
Among the men our reporter found one
or two Of the more intelligent reading news
papers or books, while Others walked aim
lessly about or stared at those who had so
Unexpectedly intruded. Some were grum,
and declined to talk; Others appeared glad
to enter into conversation. Some sat apart
in silence. and looked rs if they might be
planning some future yillainy, to be perDc-
trated when liberty is regained. The jlil is
4 sort Of heaven for negroes in the winter
time, which they have easy access to by some
petty violation of the law. And when they
get there. rs they live so well and only have
enough work to do to keep them in good
health, they are ready TO appear again in
public with the approach Of warm weather.
Horace Nenable, the only person under
sentence of death, seemed quite ready to talk
of bis history and present condition, but
had evidently been advised 10 "'less moth
Ing" as long as any hope remained fora COM
mutation Of sentence. He said he was born
iu Charlotte county, and that he was not yet
twcnty-onc years old: that i'll view of the
very short time he bad to live and his fear
OF eternity he would say be did not see
Mary Holmes Oh The night of her death, and
was not at the ball that night. Hc saws he
is prepared for death, and expects to die.
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10 to 2Oc.; chinkapins, 10c. per quart; chest
nuts, 15c. per quart.
Butter and Dairy Products.-Butter-
Choice mountain, IS to 40c. medium, 20 to
s5c.; Goshen. 40 to 50c.; country, fresh,
40c: Sweet milk, per quart, 10c. butter
milk, &C.; smeerkase, 10c. Cheese. prime,
25c: Eggs, per dozen, 25c.-abundanJ.
Poultry.-Chickens, per pair, rs to 90c.,
or three for Sl.25: per dozen, $3.50 to $3.50.
Squads, per pair, 25c. Ducks, 81 to s1.50 per
pair.
Dressed Fovls.-Turkeys-young goblers,
s1.7j to $3.50; chickens, per pair, soc.
Game.-Wild ducks, 75c. per pair; wild
geese, 81 piece or s1.75 per pair; par
tridges, 1G to zoe. piece; robins, II to 15c.
a piece; wild turkeys-very scarce $3.50 a
piece venison, 163c. per pound.
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SENT on TO THE GRAND JURY.-The charges
against Thomas Duffy, accused of a feloni-
Gus assault upon his wife, were inquired
into at the Police Court Saturday, and he was
sent on to the grand jury; bail refused.
The evidence was very plain and direct that
he had most inhumanly kicked and beaten
his wife, who appeared in court with her
face bruised and contorted and her eyes
swollen and almost closed. 1t was with diff
ficulty she could be induced to testify at all
against her husband, and she begged hard
for his release.
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BuRNEp TO DEATH.-On Friday morning
between 8 and 10 O'Clock co'orcd woman
BY the name OF Dobson, living in Highland
Row, Rockets, went out, leaving her dauSh
ter Annie, about four years OLD, playing IN
the room. On her return the mother tound
to her sorrow that her daughters clothing
had uken fire during her absence and she
was burned 10 death. On saturday Cor.
oucr Taylor WAS notified OF the affair, and
viewed he body Of the unfortunate child
An inquest was deemed unnecessary under
the circumstances.
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prr,u MARKET pR1CEs.--Thc following
carcfullv-corrected quotations are al cAliion
of the retail prices of family supplies III thls
city: a. ortor.
house. 1G2 to 20c.; sirloin, l6c.; foastins
pieces. rib, 12s TO 1GSc.; roasting pieces
rbnrk' - TO 13c.; round steak, &c.,; snou!-
der. 10c,: rump, 12A to 15c. corned, l2sc. T.:
smoked. 2Oc.: tongues, fresh, 5Oc.; smoked,
81: sbins, Toto soc. calf heads, loc.
Pork-Roast, 10 TO pc; chops, l23c.
middliup, 123c, corncd. 123c.; smoked su-
sage. 123 to 15c ; tripe, per pound, loc.
Multon-Sirloip, 10 to 1G5c.; leg, loyc.
shoulders, 153c.; breast, loc.; rack, !Z3c'
chops. l5 to 20c.; breast, 15c.; loln, lG@c.
shoulders, 113c. outlets, 1Sc.; rack, i To
124c.
Hams-Canvascd, IS to 2Oc.; country
cured, 22c.-searce; sugar-cured, l9c.
Pigs Feet-Per dozen, 6Oc.
Sausage, 15c. per pound. oo
Hsh.--Smoked herrings, per dozen, 2oc.
salt mackcrcl, each, to 2oc.; trout, 20 te
35c, Der bunch; oysters, 81 to Sl.oO per gal
Jon-very fine. :
Veoetables.- -Potatoes-1riSh, rcr peck
a5c., per halfpeck l5c.; sweet potatoes, pei
half-ueck 15c.. per peck 21c.-lnarkc'
we we'll supplied. Parsley, TO &C.; herbs, pei
bunch. 1c.; onions, per quart, 10c.; cabbage
ner head, to 15c.; horse-radi>h, PEI
mound. soc. navy beans, 15c. per quart or
Quarts for 25c.; butter.beans, 20 to 29c. pei
duart. turnips. Sc per bunch or quart: pars
nins nh &c. per bunch; hominy, lOc. per quart
carrots, SC. per bunch; satisfy, DC. per ouhci
or six punches for 25c.
" Futts.-Apples, per peck, Is to doc; drle5
apples, per pound, &C.; peaehe'' PCT po"hu
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS IN THE RICHaoNI
Posr-O OFFICE NOVEMBER 15.-saral. EppS, =
Richard Moore, Richmond, Va; Mrs. JESSIE
O'Seal, New York; Andrews, Ordway %
Green, Richmond, Va; Mrs. John Crougn
New York; w. j. Rddick, Richmond, va,
Miss Mary Sweeney, Albany, \. T.; Mrs. y
Bower, 22i Miller street Mrs. NJ h scotl
Mecklcnburg county, Va; Thomas smlh
Swee, Hall, Va; f. {. Williams, kicninohu
Va; Z. White, Richmond, Va; X. M. Alni
norman, Petersburg, Va; Thomas e"eehy'
Buffalo, y. T.; one card-no address,.
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LECTURE on Opp-FELLowsulr.-T Tonight
Rev. james 4. Duncan, D. D., president of
Randolph Macon College, will lecture by III
vitation Of Friendship lodge, No. 10, ]. u
O. F., Oh the objects and principles OF Odd
Fellowship ut Assembly Hall. The lecture
will doubtless be very Interesting, and VIII
be well attended, as the lecturer is an able
speaker and very well known IN this city
aud state. In addition to this fact the Ell
tertainment may be attended without cost;
The lodges of this city and Manchester VIII
be present in their regaa.
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PROPOSALS.

EAIh GROUNDS FOR RENT:.sealeu q
a proposals desired for the rent 9l tac t,, ,h
ensuing year. Bids will be received at tne SGcte
I,rys 1fice during the week ending SATphIpnh A..
the ooI of the month, and opened MONDAY the
osth All the privileges Of the grounds, except
during the Fair-wcrk, VIII be disposed OF; Ins ne
c0mmittee the right OF rejecting amy or an
Of the deed that the rent be paid In quarteriy III
s.'iiit' dn i'" L. u. LEIGH,
no Ia. .cOd2t 'eU''"'
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The REPORTED DUEL HoAX.-Thc rumor
50 widely circulated on Saturday of duel
between promineut Republican Of this city
and a wcll-known Conservative iournallS
proved to be without foundation. The
friends of both gentlemen assert that ther,
has been no difficulty between them. ant
that the story was hoax.
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HENR1co CIRCUIT COURT, SATuRDAY.-Ar.
gument heard but not completed in the case
of Jones Is. Dram. Motion to dissolve an
injunction granted by Judge Barton in April,
1872, to restrain defendant from taking pos
session of certain coal railroad in Henrlco
county.
Traylor Is. The Richmond and DanvilIe
Railroad Cowpany-a suit for damages to
the person of plaintiff while Il passenger on
one of the trains Of said road, is set for Mon
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The BERGEas AND SOL. SMITH RUssELL.-
This popular combination will give enter.
tanments at the Theatre tonight, and on
Tuesday and Wednesday lights. They are
favorites in Richmond and are always well
supported. They announce new artisteS,
new music, and an entirely new programme.
The sale of reserved seats begins to-day.
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IlELMBoLDs BuCLU is still in the zenith OF lis
nonpIarity. Notwithstanding the absence ol Dr'
uclmbod the ,brated medicine Is Still inahuiac-
urcd at the laboratory ut Philadelphia, ana IS Soiu
by all respectable druggists. 1t is warranted Tor all
diseases Of the kidneys and urinary organs. Beware
of coun,erfeits. Genuine has proprlctor'S private
st,mp. John f. Henry, New York, sole agent
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The SentiYnerihin New foris-The Ma
x.s Eorces Of the United States and
Spain.
IErom the New York Journal OF Commerce. No
- ycinber +
There was an unmistakable feeling eX-
hibited in every part OF town yesterday IN
rco,rd to the massacre of the captain, crew,
and others of the VirginuS. The general
sentiment was two.fold-an impulse to I'M
mediate retribution. and Il disposition TO
condemn the Secretary Of State for dilatorl'
ness in his proceedings. The reports IRON
Washington were looked for with great
.oyrrncss. Just now there are large NUM-
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NeSS York If3rrlSa

NEw York, November 15.-The weeks
customs receipts amount to S3G3,S21.
The associated banks have S2S,2oO, 600 IN
legal tenders.
the recent fatal boiler explosion occurred
have been held TO ball In 81, 600.
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- II. MAuRY d CO., stock and Ex'
III. re brokers, Office No. l0lJ Main street
n viii II. ,ru from The above thl, We have noycc
,t ,ir. from No l0l4 10 No. 1918, Immediately
crlr,~itc. and where shall, as heretofore Dt
,l.,.i IL ste and serve our friends ana uie pup4iS
!,,y:tl!y IN b,l;iuy aud selling on commission.
Interest tuii,p,ns receivable for Stale lakes; ne
rulIlhlr iapcr god, bonds and stocks oil all Alhus
X. Orders receive prompt attention. ~,
~, & .,Yrwlm X. II. MAUKi GO.
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PERsoNAi.--Colonel Robert II. Hlthcis:
Lieutcnant-Goyernor eject OF FirSihf'' WIS
in the city on Saturday.
DIR. Bagby has been invited 10 deliSei
lecture at Delaware College, Newark, Della
ware. He is an alumuus Of that institution
Colonel Robert w. Hughes has gone 10
North Carolina to visit his sister, who Is
quite sick.
DR.. II. r. Manning, of the Roanoke Ne'cs,
Weldon, n. c., was in the city on Saturday.
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STOVES, TAHWARE, DE.

X or | & E.--I um prepared 10 put up
Y FIREPLACE HEATERS for heating three
ii, u,t,r, rooius Persons having tlrc-Place Heat
- rsI'aired VIII do well I" SEND In their or
80. IIS <ING, PIUMBING, aud GAs-FIT-
J 50 done al short nolicc. ,,,
aux-sm Governor street, kichmond, Va.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Judge
Cnder1rood.- case an re assignee Of
Angel 6 Son, bankrupts, Is. Li>berger. to
recover property sold to Lisberger prior to
the time the former went into bankruptcy,
was given to the jury on Saturday morning,
and after short absence the jury returned,
failing to agree. a motion was made by the
counsel for plaintiff to refer the case to a
commissioner. Hearing of argument on tho
motion was postponed, and will probably Le
heard ut Norfolk or Alexandria.
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Roll OF HONOR AT TIE RICHMOND HIGH
ScaooL. The following names were on the
roll of honor at the Richmond High school,
during the past week: Cora Elliott, Mary E
Fox, Julia Il. HenuinG, Sue New lllIams
Daisy Murray, Annie L. Pace, NJ. Belle
Piea>ants, Fannie l.. Power Belle K. WOOD
son, Frank Anderson, Willie r. Bass. 5. /
Bcycridgc, Jacob Ezekiel, William &. PuI
linn, Samuel Reynolds. Attendance for the
week, 50 per cent.
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A Farmer Murdered by Negroes.

MIDDLErowN, Pa, November 1.-two
negroes murdered farmer in his barn near
this place. They then approached the house,
but were frightened by an old lady aud gen.
tleman. A hot pursuit OF the murderers has
been instituted.
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The Chicago Billiard Tournament.

CHICAGO, Nouember l5.-Gornier yester-
day beat Cryeilc Dion 400 TO 100; Ubassey
beat Joseph Dion 400 to 23o; Bcssinger beat
Snyder 400 to 331 GARNER beat Slosser aoo
TO 800.
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Tv,xsrEK Observation-Disclosures 10 rail-
road compauies, steamship companies. banks hsr-
ch.mts, manufacturers, and others. They are eh-
during and chaugelcss, and will copy sharp anu
clear for an Indefinite period of time. Having lus'
received fresh supply Of these INKS we are pre-
pared to execute orders promptly and al nooefat"
Il
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TRANSFER PHlSTISG-ISKS for copying "'t'i,
headings Statements way-Dills' &c. IAN oe 'oi,
in the ordinary cttcr-press BOOK oeha you,
for printing III these inks and ior aii oniti
,ios or nripriuc. to the DisDdtch Printing House
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PICTURES OF Mrs. GENERAL Il. Z. LEE.-Per-
sons desiring to obtain correct photographs OF oui
deceased friend can do so by applying at The LEE
GALLERY. This picture Is the standard and has
been engraved for the MEMORIAL BOOK
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Appointment. A

WASHINGTON, November Is. - Judge
William 6. Riley, OF Norfolk, has been APP
pointed Consul to Laguayra.
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An Absconding Rook.kecper.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, November l5.-Charles
Howard, the book.keeper Of the Sylvan Lake
| Mining Company, has gone of with 5000.
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) II i + I / \ q =,

r4ll -algG-Sockct adjustable Hangers, Pulleys OF
urs.Ipr:u weight. Com Pressed Couplings, and Gear
t.e..u au> ace diam ter. or pitch. Send for Cata-
....... LANE x BODLEf,
Cornci John and Water streets,
r. x.-N " Fave Cincinnati, Ohio.
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WASTED.-MoNEY WANTED. In large or SINAI
SUMS. for clothing, shirts, and gentlemen luFhsn
inc goods Dy +. .. SPENCE SON