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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-14
Obituary.

New YORK, October 13.-James Bogh, the
noted painter, is dead. He was a South Caro-
linian.
BALTIMORE, October 13.--T. Parkin Scott,
iudpe of the Baltimore City Court and pre-
siding Judge of the Supreme Bench of Baltl.
more, died this morning, after a protraeted
illness, in his SEVENTEEN year. He was audi
tor of the Circuit Court Of Baltimore county,
and subsequently of Baltimore City Court,
for nearly forty-seven years.
BALTIMORE, October 13.-All of the city
courts adjourned over to-day, without
transacting any business, on account of the
death of Judge r.. Parkin Scott, and will
stand adjourned until the day succeeding
the funeral, which takes place at the ethe-
dral on Wednesday.
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TeTri5.1 Tra.a!T III JII7. 71.7,

4oGTio.I Ara, 1i4J va IaI1s"1sTs.
ST. LOTS, October IA special Dispatch
from CarroiltoD, No., gives au account Of u
terrible tragedy enacted near there. Robert
Austen, azyoiisgg sfarmersEesidina near Car.
%rolIton, suspeeted bis wife or ,fnfdeiity,
and Friday last he left home, saying
he was going to the st. Louis Fair,
TO be absent several days. He went to
the depot, but returned and seereted
himself IN n closet In his iwife's bedroom,
armed with q double. barrel shotgun. Hn
wife soon retired, and shortly after Elijah
Haley entered the room and undressed HIM
self. As be WINS getting into bed, Austen
sprang out and fired, but missed Haley, the
shot entering his wlfe's abdomen. Austen
fired again at Haley, and killed him m
SANITY. Mrs. Austen died Saturday after
noon. Austen surrendered himself TO the
authorities. All the parties are highly'con'
nected.
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General Kempcr In LOudoun.

Especial telegram 10 the DhpatCn.J
LEEsBURG, VA, October 13.-An immense
mass-meeting and barbecue was held here
to-day, and able addresses were made by
General James L. kemper, Hon. Mont
gomery Blair, Judge Henry W. Thomas, and
J. Mortimer Kilgour. General Kemper spoke
two and a half hours, making the best Inn
preston, and was greeted with %unbounded
enthusiasm. The speech was in admirable
temper, and will have q powerful effect in this
county. The dinner prepared was ample for
the entire crowd, and the enthusiasm very
great. Three bands of music were in at
tendance, and everything passed off in the
most encouraging manner. Loudoun Will
give q good account Of herself on the day OF
election.
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The MILLER WILL-CAsE l. KENTUCKY
Bowling Green Pantasraph.]-The counsel
in the great will-caSe, upon the result OF
which depends the manner of the distribu-
ton of the immense estate of the late
Samuel Miller, of Lynchburg, Va, which is
now pending in the courts Of the Old Do
minion, are taking dispositions in this city.
Judge J. A. Meredith, of Richmond, repre-
SCENTS the county of Albemarle; Mr.. E. S.
Brown, Of Lynchburg, the Davidson chill.
dren; Robert Craighlll, the executor; and
Judge Il. II. Hines, of this city, the Ken
lucky claimants. Mr.. n. n. Page, the eX-
ecutor of the will, is present. The deposi'
tons are being taken before T. W. Campbell,
notary public. The whole party will go to
Metcalfe county in a short time to take depo'
sitions for the Kentucky claimants, who re-
side there.
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NEMS S.
E~x-President Johuso, i'm Washington.

~4ee4saasI Special telegram to the Dispatch
WARRINGTON, October 13.-Ex.President
Johnson, who arrived hero tbis morning, as.
serts that his visit here Is for private BUSH
ness purposes. 1t, doubtless. has particular
reference TO bis losses in the First National
Bank. The general belief is that Mr.. John.
son, before his departure from this city, will
have something to say about the recently
published statement Of Judge Holt on the
execution Of Mrs. Surratt, but the ex-Presi.
dent will not authorize any announcement
thereon ut present. He was visited by a
large number of personal friends to-day.
Mr.. johnson is looking remarkably well.
TIMoN.
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CAIRO, October 13.-The steamer keokuk,
with four persons reported down with the
fever, was refused Wharfage here, and passed
lr the Ohio river,
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Important Construction of Marine
Law.

PHILADELPHIA, October 1~3.-Judge Cad
walader. in the United States District Court
TO-DAY. decided q question Of considerable
importance to ship-owners and mariners in
The case of Wilson Us. The Steamship Junl-
ata in a suit for seaman's wages. The ship
had taken aboard one seaman too many anu
Wilson. who was regularly shipped by a
shipping master, was discharged. me la1.er
thereupon filed his libel for d mounts paS.
The Court held that the captain nau no i!suI
to discharge Wilson, and decreed Inc ioe''
liant one months wages with costs.
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, October 13.-Flour quiet and
sieldy. Wheat lirmer for southern western dull
and unchanged. soc. Cats quiet; southern, 400
Ole; western mixed. 4SGjOc.; western white,
sic. Rye steady. Hay unchanged. Provisions
heavy and depressed. Mess pork, $l7@$l7.25.
SIC. Bacon-only Il limited jobblng demand Shout
ders, 9494c.; clear ~rib.siies, I0@l0se.; sugar
cured hams. 13G15c. Lard, S41S Hc. Western
butter firm and unchanged. Coffee nominal. Wits.
key weak aud demoralized ut 95@9Bc. Surgar
lrincr ut lOh@l0Hc.
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BAD FOR THE BAR.-The Patrons of Hus-
bandry have adopted one practice, as Il rule
of their order, worthy of imitation; which
is, never to 60 to law, and to have all dis
putes settled by arbitration. This is emf
nently wise and has many advantages: First,
the case comes on without delay, and, each
man telling his story, a jury of picked neigh
bors and mutual friends decide what is
right. Lawsuits arise in most cases in mis-
understanding. not in %willfulness. Only
think Of difficulties being settled in this way,
and the dismay Of lawyers, and constables,
and sheriffs.
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BY Telegraph.
Z YORK MARKETS

NBw YORK, October 13.-Cotton weak and irrcg-
ular, with sales OF l 1874 bales at l74Gn1 Shc. South
mon to fair extra; $7.209sl1 for good to choice
extra. Whiskcy lower ut 934@94c. Wheat 1c.
lower; 81 .54GS1 .5S for winter RED western. Corn
heavy and 1c. lower ut 59HG61c. for steamed ant
western mixed. Pork dull and lower new mess
1850. Beef qniet and steady; mess, ss.5O@sl0
Lard steady al SIC. Turpentinc quiet ut 41c
Kosin quiet at 50. S0@SJ. Tallow weak 1T 7Ac.
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NEW MARKETS

NEW ORLEANS. October 13.-Flour-oniy local
demand; extra, Se@s6.25; double extra. $3.50
triple extra, s7.25@asi family. *eSsS:7S; Cor
sI.iO' Hay scarce: prime, CSC; choice, 30@S2c
Dry sailed meats-shoulders, &c. Bacon nominal
shoulders, SIC: clear rib. &C.; clear sides, 9As,
hams, l49l5c. Lard dull; tlercSs, SAc:' SeRt -
rails new syrup sold az Gle. Whisky dull; Louis
lana, 94c.; Cincinnati. sl.02. Coffee, 22@229c
Corn-Meal scarce, sS.4O.
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Journalistic Equestrian Feat-The As
ISOLATED Press Ahead Of All Compel
it0rs.
NEW YORK, October 13.-The Associated
Press courier who carried the report of the
Modoc execution from Fort klamath to the
telegraph station at Jacksonville, Oregon,
O the distance-ninety-two miles-in six
hours and ffty-fye minutes, over a noun
tain road of more than ordinary roughness,
employing on the route three welI-selected
horses for the journey. The last forty-two
miles he accomplished in two hours, beating
his principal competitor by thirty minutes,
and getting control of the wire. which was
necessarily occupied in the transmission OF
the Associated Press report until it was too
late to forward any other.
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The Fate stabbins Case at Lexfnsto ton

Especial telegram to The Dispatch.I
LEXINGTON, October 13.-Thc Examining
Court to-day rcmanded W. II. Falkncr, OF
Ripley, Miss, to Jail, for trial at the Febru-
airy term. for stabbing 7. p. cambridge, OF
Winchester, Va. Both are students OF
Washington and Lee University. cambridge
is conyalescing. Heavy frost last night.
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Ann GETS 6.3f hIRn une..........11.O
PORT OF RICHMOND. OcTosEH l3, 1873.
RRIvE
e,oame- Alliance, Carr, Philadelphia, merchan-
a,sa md nassengcrs, W. p. Porter. agent.
teamshi Old Dominion, Walker, new t9rh'
merchandIse and passengers. q. w. Alien q Co'
agents. . p,,s,rore I'm ballast.
Rark T.. IL. Warrington, Dill, BALTIMORE, III pai-
ias Sc,h no george s. .Repplier, Blizzart, Philadel-
mia. coal, Powhatan Iron Company: .o,
Schooner NJ. Z. Bayard. Camp, New 10TH, lFon
ore Old Dominion Nail Works Company; .t.
Schooner james NJ. Vance, Ford' fhiiaoeipn'a'
coal, 8. II. Halves. S,us S.w York.
salt Southern Fertiiizipg Company. n..,,,.
Schooner william MCGEE, Watt, Phiiadeipnla'
cS Schooner ,, America, Paul. Baltimore, grain Hn1-
all sc S6ensllI Bee, H He: Philadelphia, coal, Pear
ringtoE. ,uvn
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Sorfolk. Mer-
cha ndisI and messengers, l.. B. Tatun, agent
Schooner Walter II. Thorndike, Cushman. inlle-
deinhia vfa Rapp ,hannock river, railroad Ties, Cur
tis & Parker. ." ..t"L'. or
: 49, CLEARED FOR THIS PORT s' u.-i
Adolph, Henrichsen, Liverpool, September ~.
r. Jameson, Jameson, sailed RocKland, Octooet q
MEMORANDUM,
A survey held October 6 on schooner ". I: heel-
ING yor baltimore, which was toxed back 70 savan-
nab i'm distress. recommended that her decx toso ue
discharged for further examination. go sA.y S.,
lBY T~ELgGRAPH.J
Srv york. October l3.-Arrfved, Livingtone'
CITY OF, Limerick, City OF Paris, ltaiy, Sstsns'
Baltic, Nevada, Minnesota arrived out nahs s-
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A NEW RAILRoAD.-Mr. Barbour will put
a passenger train on the Lynchburg and
Danville extension TO run to Staunton river
during the Fair.-Lynchburg Newa
President Barbour carries to aud from the
same Fair free al. articles for exhibition.
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The Conduct of the Dean Of Canter.
bury Deprecated.

New YORK, October 13.-Tardy publiea'
ton is this morning given to letters OF Or.
Fozer, late missionary bishop of Zanzibar,
addressed to Bishop Potter, of this diocese,
and to the Dean Of Canterbury, finding fault
with the latter for participating in the COM
munion service in the Presbyterian church
in this city on Sunday last. DR.. Fozer
saws: "This conduct of the Dean will be
accepted | in this country and in England as
sufficient reason and justification for Episco.
palians attending. the attractive service OF
the Catholic Church, and may be cited to
pronounce the representation that the EpiS'
copal Church is the haven of rest for those
tossed by multiplicity of doctrines a delu'
sion and u snare"
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW IURh.
nv b NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
lar Coli, 1OsH9l0GS Money loaned ct liz
and interest ; 7 gold bid. E1change-Long 1o63;
Short .107K. Governments dun. States dull.
EEpentag-Meney more active Of Sand interest to
3-16 and interest. Exchange nrraerat l 06K. Gold,
l0S1s91OE< Governments dull and irregular.
States heavy and lower; Tennessees, 7Gs; new,
FOX. vIrglnis's, So; new, 40; ~consols, As; de-
arred, 8. LcdIsfana's, IS; new. 40. Levee's, SIX;
9's.55. Alauana's, 20; SIS, no bids. Georgia's, no
bids. North Careliuas, 90 new. 15k specialtnx-
South Carolina's, TN; new, 10; April and
October, 25. 1870. -.
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A SeduceF Killed.

NASHVILLE, October 13.--R. NJ. Richards,
proprietor Of the Academy Of Music, a dis
reputable place of amusement, was shot and
instantly killed to-day by James Hogan. BE
had seduced Hogan's sister. After the shoot
ing, Hogan stood over Richards and watched
to see that he was dead, and then walked
across the street and surrendered himself.
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The plague has made nearly a thousand
orphans in Memphis.
1t is idle to talk of compensation for slaves.
No party would dare to move such q mea-
sure and the mass of the people, North and
South, would oppose it.-Neec York CON-
merciaG Advertiser.
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Governor Walker at Woodstock. =

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
WooDsToCK, Va, October 13.-The
speeches of Governor Walker and Colonel
Berkeley here to-day were received with un-
bounded enthusiasm. The Radicals were
overwhelmed by the logic Of the Governor
and the wit and sarcasm Of the Colonel.
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Nav Orleans Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS, October ls.-Ine eomon'
presssers having advanced their rates iol n a
pressing, the shipmasters ano tnelr agea aus
net and resolved not TO pay tue .a.es ue-
minded. A cotton blockade 10 lmminen"
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ST. LOIIIS

ST. LOUIS, October l3.-Flour quiet and un-
changed. Corn steady; No. 2 mixed. 43Hc. on east
side; in elevator, '44@44hc. Whisky lower
at 94c. Pork dull and lower, BIS. .Bacon=gooo
order demand at easier prices; shoulders, oQohc.i
clear rib, Sk09c.; clear sides, S*@9Hc., according
10 terms OF payment, Lart unchanged.
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w.a,her

WASHINGTON, October ls.-For the south
Atlantic states, southeast and southwest
winds with generally clear weather; for the
Middle and Eastern States, falling barometer,
southwesterly winds, and cloudy or partly
clondu weather. II
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CINCINNATI

C1yuSNAT1, October 13.-Flour quiet at $40
e7.IO. Corn quiet at sic. Provisions outlet I'm.
Quiet; held at $40. Lard quiet; steam held, new,
7Xc.; old, TIC; kettle, 8@SHc. jobbing sales, &c.
Bacon Irregular; shoulders. S@S4c.; clear rlo,
S4c.; clear, SH@SXc. Whiskey irregular az eSg
on rrocflv OLE " .#
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Political Discussion.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
LYSCnBURG, VA, October 13.--Ramsdell
spoke at Campbell Courthouse to-day. He
was replied to by Major Tom kirkpatrick
and L. P. Goggin. The Conservatives are
iubilant over the result Of the discussion.
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LOUISVILLE, October 19.-Flour IN fair demand
and Arm. Corn steady at 63065c. Packed pork
quiet ut SIS. Bacon in light demand; shoulders,
SSc.; clear rib, sK@9c.; clear, ono, packed. LARD
WhIskey quiet at 90@9lc.
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CINCINNATI, October 13-The action Of the
Cearing-H House Association on Saturday was to the
effect tina: all Cincinnati banks would resume cur
reucy payments to-day.
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WILMINGTON

W1La1SGroN, October 13.-SpIrits turpentine
steady. Rosin quiet: SOC. for strained. Crude tur-
nentine quiet at 81 90 for hard, and % FOR yellow
dip and virgin. Tar steady at $2.oO.
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ro~.h c..oytua state Fair.

RALEIGH, October 13.-The thirteenth an'
nual State Fair opened here to-day. Trains
have been pouring in crowded with ylsitors'
Hon. Daniel w. VOORHEES, speaks on trlday.
A gift concert takes place on Friday.
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FERTILIZERS.

FERTILIZERS.
EUREKA.-AMMONIATED
SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME,
manufactured and for sale by
THE ATLANTIC AND VIRGINIA FERTIL-
IZING COMPANY
Mt their Office,
No. lilo A STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
and for sale by the following general agents:
JOHN ARLINGTON & SONS, Petersburg;
HOOE & JOHNSTON, Alexandria
Price, $50 per ton of 1000 pounds, cash on de-
livery at the Underwater ports.
MANAGERS.
WILLIAM G. CRENSuAw, President;
FRANK G.. RUFFIS,
JAMES r. CRESsHAw,
WILLIAM T. SEWARD.
For particulars send for circular. Post-olaceb box
FRANK G. RUFF1N,
50 es-d,sw&wlm W. N. RUFFIN.
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CORN AND FLOUR EACdANGE.
Monday, October l3.
OFFERINGS.
wnEAT.-White. 420 bushels. Red, 760 bushels.
OATS.-28 bushels.
CHoP.-400 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-Whitc. 246 bushels common ct FL 40;
SO bushels very good at SILL AZ bushels very
good at 81 .65-total, 800 bushels.
WHEAr.-Red, Sc Bushels at 81 So; SO bushels
very goou Mt S1.65; IA bushels ut $~l.50-total,
$50 bushels.
RE-EXHIBlTED.
WHEAT.-White. 100 bushels.
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Germ&uy.
BERLIN, October 1S.-The Ministers Of
Commerce and Interior have issued instruc-
tons to district authorities to expel all emil
grafton agents who are domiciled in Ger
many.
Father Hyacinthe.
GENEVA, October 13.--Pere Hyacinthe has
been elected one of the three cures in Geneva
BY the Old Catholics.
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The Manassas Gazette. says the idea Of q
rich mans candidate" in Prince William
county i: .Ec@. ~ good Z j"le as j! sas
heard.
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eHt J. WILDT,
BROAD STREET,
LADIES' HAIR-DREsSEk.

I respectfully call the attention Of The ladies' 70
my large stock OF H..
which / purchased personally In Ne" Aosha''ei'
prices during the late panic: o,v I'm
Iadies having conhed-out hair to stIa.gntea VII
and X 10 their interest to give me- a friai, ~. eya
new process, ! I'M enabled TO perform ne W.
After sxpssimentng for a long time, nayS sne
Measure oil announcing my success IN HnnTs
| nS hair In sneh a way as 10 have ALL THE no0Is
TtssaRIi,Es, thereby making il equal TO hair 'pa
Yadies Wishing 70 bare their halr oTesssc =, M sne.
~asnsNtire residenoeS, either eyey Gay or on Spss
ets1 OCCASIONS, can be accommodated oy Na'ins :
tarS at my tore 4 WILDr.
cc1-2W ! s fts
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THE PLAGUE IN THE SOUTHWEST.

TIN YELIoW-FENER IN MEMPI1IS-1N-
CREASE aF THE MoETUAEY ~LISTS-EF-
rECr OF I'll FRosr-TIiE APPEAL OF
.rr1r NkSiNNS.
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sign FLAG.
TALL CLOTHING.
CASHMERE, CLOTHS, AND VESTlSGS,
FOR TAILORING.

/ have the pleasure to announce TO my customers
and the public that have returned from the Nofn
with 4 very fine stock OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
for mems Youths and boys wear. have q special-
~ of DIAGONAL COATS and VESTS. Also,
nmuaIitv and style In any house In this city. My stock
of FTRNISHING GOODS is complete; NY prices
e = tn EFT 1917 Main street.
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NEW ORLEANS,

NEW ORLEANS, October l3.-Gold nominal.
Currency, 4a5c. premium for exchange. Sterling
batk, 1903; New York sight, 2@4c. premium.
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AND SHOT.

POWDER AND SffUT.
NOTICE TO SPORTSMEN.
LAFLIN AND RAND POWDER COMPANY
manufacture the following brands, which they offer
the public IS articles Of great superiority:
ORANGE LIGHTNING POWDER,
from Nos. ! to 7;
ORANGE DUCkING POWDER,
6sm Nos. / to S, packed In metal kegs OF Ct POUNDS !;
AUDUBON POWDER,
from Nos. / to 4, packed In meal kegs of Ct and ut
ORANGE Rgf fFFnGdEs' POWDER,
sizes F. G., FF. G., and FFF. g., In metal kegs Of 1t,
is and rs pounds.
trade and DAVENPORT & MORRIS,
"a Ie-8m Agents for the Manufacturers.
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BALTIMORE
CTNrTNNaTr

BALTIMORE, October 13-yirginia's, CONSOLE
dated, AT. West Visginia's, sx. Bid to-day. $500
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suaeide of a Young Virgtnian.
PATERSON, N. j., October lS.-Edwaro
English, aged twenty years, q native Oh Alea
andria, Va, has committed SUICIDE nero
Love affair. a,.f III. -.l BY.
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sEEDsmEN. FLORISTS, DC.

MAGNOLIA NURSERY,
NI Brook turnpike near city RICHMOND, va.
For sale, Il large assortment of Shade and Orna-
mental Trees, Evergreens, Floweriiig snruDS' Sretp-
Roses. etc, ctc. Price-list furnished On apphca-
ton In person or through post-otilce; yrv
Nursery grounds open TO the inspection OF visit
ors during business hours. DC o-IHH
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CLOTHING.

SMALL PROFITS,
and a LARGE STOCK to select from, WILL TELL;
THIRTY YEARS PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE ana
Goods bonrht for CASH all combine TO render my
House unequalicd by any similar one In the CITY,
STATE. or SOUTH. Call aud examine for yourselves
M WM. IRA SMITHS. Agt,
" 1109 Main street.
nc &
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OPES1Ne
N L z 7 ooDS
TO-DAY AND NEXT TUESDAY:
FALL Nd wIETE1 sTYLEg
No. 500 BROAD sTRHKT,
the wel-known fashionable rcte af.
MRS. 81. j. M-ICuELBAcHxz
Ladies and friends who have paronised nae -
literally ere this, I invite sou again TO examine my
well-selected, fresh stock OF
LADIES, MISSES, AND CHnDRENrB
HATS and BoSSETs,
FLOWERS and FEATHERS,
RIBBONS, SILKS and VELvBTs,
Of all kinds and colors, and everything to be found
In u frst.class millinery store.
Come, come and provide for the fall and winter,
at MRs. NJ. j. MICHELBACHER's,
oc10.8t No. 500 Broad street..
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BOOTS, O dc.

Having concluded to consolidate our two stores
by giving up our BROAD-S TREET STORE, we are
offering extra Inducements at our BROAp-sTREET
STORE. The stock Is fresh and was made expressly
for Us, and comprises a complete assortment of
medium and fuc goods, adapted to the present sea-
SON To families buying their fall and winter sup
piv we will make extra inducements. In u word,
we arc determined to please one and all. Call and be
convinced. We will sell you good goods ut extremely
MARCUS HARRIS & BROTHER,
corner Fifth and Broad streets
and 1921 Main street.
?. S.-Wc will sell the whole stock and rent the
c.nro an liberal forms oc 6
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AID FOR THE SUFFERERS.

CoLrMprs. Ga, October l3.-ihe people
have contributed 81, 600 to aid Memphis and
shreveport. Contributions are still coming
in. The Masons gave Sl65, the Jews 5000.
MLajor Mcllhenv expressed the amount to
the proper parties At once.
CINCINNATI, October 1S.-The Common
Council to-day appropriated $4,000 for the
Use Of Memphis and Shreveport sufferers.
CISclSSATl, October i3.-The Common
Council to-day appropriated $4,000 for the
elief of Memphis. The Mayor received a
telegram from the Mayor of Memphis say
ing, in the following language: 81 am panied
10 have to say the disease is spreading and
not abating, and we still have to ask and ac-
ccpt aid from abroad. Our greatest wants
are money, blankets, and provisions"
The Board Of Trade has appointed a COM
mittee of five TO co6pertte with the city au-
,horlties for relieving Memphis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-14
TULTZ SEED WHEAT.
A new variety
EARLY, RED, WITH SMOOTH HEAD
sent out by the
y { AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT

IN ISL and 167g.
It is ssidb by those who have tried 1t to have done
better than any other variety, making goou crops
where Others failed entirely. We nave received q
small lot direct from the neighbornoou IN which II
originated, which we offer for sale for seq;
50 ALl<LIoN
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

ALMANAC. OcToBER IA, 1873.
arr rscs 500 Moon rises.........12.O0
Sun sars .. 5.34 High de........11.04