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'Ehe YeIIoV-FeYer.

LITTLE Rock, october 30.-A heavy frost
has occurred here. The weather is clear.
This has allayed apprehensions of yellow.
fever here.
MEMPHIS, October 30.--For the twenty
four hours ending at o'clock last night
there were nine yeIow.tever deaths and
nine others. The Board of Health have
officially notified all absentees that they may
safely return.
MosrGoMERY, October 3O.-No fever-deaths
occurred Yesterday or to-day, nor are there
any new cases. There are few old cases,
two of which are serious.
SAVANNAH, October 9O.-Reports from
cambridge state there arc five new cases OF
fever.
cambridge. is 232 miles southwest of sa-
yaupab, which city is at present more
healthy than any previous season-only SIX
teen deaths this week. ~
MARSHALL, TEXAS, October 3o.-ice ana
frost this morning. No new cases OF yel:
low-feyer. Only one death to-day. Inc
sick are doing well. The stores are re-
opened, and there are many country people
on the street. k.s.s b. - ....1 ~
WASHINGTON, October 60.-AdVlces from
the Southwest indicate an aoatement,.of the
yellow-feyer. The weather Is cooi, VIII
frost 80 t.....5.. = ~ 's.s-2. .,'-rt
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COTTON MARKETS, Ocroprn 80

CUllDN haRhriS, oCTpBER oU.
W1LMISGToS-Net receipts, 272 bales. Exports
coasiwse, 2l3 bales. Sales, 20 bales Stock, 81 D
bales.
GALVESTON Receipts 1.7Ss bales. Exports
coaslwlsc. 70 tales Sales, CSC bales. stock, TO- 80
bales.
1.722 bales. Sales, 1854 Mies.
Observation-Disclosures receipts. 100 bales
SAyASSAII.-Sicadyt mjddiEg5, 14ir. Net re-
ceipts, 4,3l1 bales. Exports coastwise, 1862
bales. sales, 2,094 i'aies stock, 51.436 bales.
MoBILE.-Deuand sGr: quiet, middlings, ! 44c. :;
low middl!ngs, lac. strict good ordinary. 1875.
Net receipts. COZ Dulles Exports cOaStwisc. 9sS
bales sae5 last evening, 500 bales. Stock, 49,
administration weak; low middlings, 1875.
RECEIPTS sos faics. shipments. 1885 bales.
Stock. "a, 296 balos,
NEW URLEANs.-Lower: rates irregular mid
dIings, 157sQl1Ge.: low middlinss, &C.; strict
good ordinary, 3+azG l4iIc good ordinary, 14M
i4hc. Net receipts, $40 bales: gross. 5.0l2
bales Exports To- tireaL Britain. 1928 bales sales,
1000 is,lts. Stock. 81 .692 uales. t...,
low mlddlin2s. l4k@14Yc.: strict good ordinary.
l3Ac. Net nceipts, 2,237 bales. Exports. 14S
bIics. Sales. 500 nalns. Sock, 29.473 silcs
PALTIMoRE.-Dull and lower; mlddliD.s, ~;
low mlddlines, lac; strict good ordinary. 1890
1870. Net receipts, ! D bac,: gross, AL bales.
Exports cOastwisc, 30 bales. Sales, GO3 bales.
stock. 39S bales.
NoRFoLK.-Nct receipts. 3.041 halcs. Exports
coaswise. 2,9Ol bales Sales, 400 bales. Stock,
S,0J5 bales. 80,
GOST0S.-Dull and easier; mlddngs, l5}sc.
Gross receipts 1900 bal sales % bales Suck,
5000 is.les.
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y.. ,-l!f<G.ov AAD ALEXANDRIA RAIL
ya,,.,rvu.HlUn:, SUI Washington, Octo-
,...- 13,-ln .l;r Supreme Court Of HE United
:, ,.. fo-,l4i The eye, No. -. WH>Ain 4t0n,
Alrxqp,irla and Gtog-c;o"u railroad Cou-
,s.py -. Bro ~. from ihc Supreme Court OF
fhr ID;,fri", q & ,lG.abia. was argued. 1t
Involved the Question Of tar right OF coi"r"d
t.~.,.'.. Ia oc.,ii,y :ir-r-Cla-s seats when they
,..,,f or tir>tr.ts> tjca"t> on railroads.
The, p!4iut..: ucloW. a calorcd woman. il
l>r~ bought ,it~,.clASS roUnd-trip ticket
rom WASHINGTON 10 Alexandra and back.
,rt.s Alryanaria. after she had entered 4
,,....,H ear 10 return, she WAS requested to
;.h. a. seat IN the forward car. hnt refusing
:,i.,.> :, 49, elected, a> alleged, with only
>l,,ij .jlnt :yrcv 20 remove Der. She then en-
,,y,.l ia" -uu!.!ng-car, which she had been
told H. AXE. and was safely landed in Wash.
jn,t,r. Tui- >ui; was brought to recover
for iriIl~ir. q red Ia have been received BY
Il. violence used n putting her oil. ana I'M
crr lhn instructions Of thc court That she was
eat,si-d 10 cccoyr-. the verdict was in her
favor.
Tie wit o! error maintains that as the
t..u... i action occurred before the adoption
q tie. fourteenth aud fifteenth amendments
..ar,. j. no Notation Of any law III The rc.u'
N...on Of the road ~ which /, used separate
caf> for the Transportation OF the different
rl>-> ard enforced Obedience. 1t il, besides,
.:-r.s Technically that tie road was not re-
.fra-.jlr ior the acts Of lis le,sec> then Ill
c.na-". and that the suit must fail for that
C,.-".
Ih~ defendant in error contends that hy
tl,. unconditional sale of 4 tirst-c!aSs ticket
10 L.r ,hr Was .-.rented a. Il 1irs.-cttsS pas
Scugcr. and wa entitled 10 tirsl-class car,
and could IL; Ic compelled 70 ride in 4
eln"hiur-c.tr against her will: and that since
The accession Of coIored people 10 the right
Of citizens under the act OF Congress July
.. i>1G, known Is the civil-rigntS bull, Il;
well ~ iy The change in their condition
wrought w The war, they are entitled 10 III;
>sM. privileges and consideration at the
n.al- G, common carriers as white peop'e
JaI that this regulation OF Il road is in dcro
-',on ri thee rights Cofrepoadc!:c'
4. 3.sUlJTr san.
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MARKING Down TIE Dry GooDs.-A re-
portcr who has just visited leading houses
in the retail dry goods and fancy goods trade
reports that al the retail establishment OF A.
L. Stewart 4 Co., Broadway and Tenth
street, the monetary s;ringency has littcten.
dencv 20 diminish the throng Of shoppers
in the various departments. Dir. Stewart,
with his usual shrewdneSs, seems to have
anticipated the general reduction which
must come, and has marked down prices of
stock on hand as well as upon that laid i'll
since the commencement of the crisis. 1t
was thought it would be some time before
the market would become settledagain. Mr.
Stewart while in Europe (now returned i'll
excellent health we are glad to say bought
large quantities OF goods at low rates for
cash, and these are arriving In weekly in
stalments, and are offered at rates suited to
the times. Silks, which sold few months
ago at $3.50, are now put upon the market
OF 10 cents, and were opened to-day. The
house foresaw the depression and put their
stock in a condition TO suit the times. AL
goods are offered at rates far less than when
The financial trouble began.-Neto York Et-
press. ... s-.".- 49, ''
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WAR or RACES ~ TEXAS W0ShtH9t0n,
tr,ohn" 30 Attorney General " !lllalnS To-
QIy received Il report from United Stltes
iilr-haI Dchi!trec, OF the eastern district OF
Texas, detailing an account OF Il serious hos
t.r feeling between Il party OF desperadoes,
I'D rs one jim Roam, and the colored peo-
pie on the line IF the Galveston, Harrisburg
and san Antonio railr 1ad, resulting in the
aLociou> murder OF two wcll-known and
praccabe cotored men (brotherS) named
Wright, who were going from the planta.
ton upon when they were employed TO
Ea-lc Lake Oh horseback, with a sack Of
pecan> which they proposed to sell. They
were NE, by members OF the Roam party,
ordered from their horses, tied together, and
shot dead Friends oftbe desperadoes gay that
tie difficulties began in an attempt OF Roam,
tie leader OF The deSperadoes, who had been
d"putlzed by constable TO arrest colOred
man, and upon hls resistance struck him
over the head and severely wounded him.
Roau was arrested, tried, and acquitted and
il j, alleged that on the following night his
hou>r VA, Tired iuto by unknown parties,
but neither he por bis family was there.
Ihi, seems 10 have been the origin of the
organization Of the cspcradoes against the
crjor"d people, eliminating in the murder
o. the Wrignts. which creates much excite
Ia"nt among the citizens There Is danger
q iurihcr difficulties between the Roam gang
aat The negroes, which may result III FUR
th"r hoou>!cd III any moment, as Roam ana
IL, associate, :, ~ well as many colored people
IL the neigh Vorhoad, 20 heavily armed
,I'T"Sp11sHence BGitsmOre Sun.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
The North Carolina conn,erse,ters SC

Ahe North Carolina Count erfeif9rs. &c.
Especial telegram To the Dispuch.I
GREENSBORO, N. c., October 3O.-The
United States commissioners today examined
William Bryant, JOSEPH GRAY. ". Rs Biack..
weldef, aud Edward : and Daniel Lipe,
charged with passing counterfeit MONEY.
Gray and the Lipes were bailed iu the sum
Of $1,000 each; Bryant and Blackwelder
were committed in default of bail. Pleasant
Black, heretofore bailed, was discharged.
Forty Others viii! be examined at Ashevllle
on Monday. 3thers will be arrested.
The yearly meeting of Friends begins; at
New Garden tomorrow with the prospect
Of large attendance. -. ~ s. -.
Heavy frost this morning. I, .-.-..''
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JusRca Davis OH Stokes.

. New YoRK, October 30.-As soon as thu
jury brought in verdict of mnnslaughter in
the third degree against Edward S. Stokes,
for shooting James Fisk, Jr., Judge Noah
Davis proceeded to sentence the prisoner to
four years. hard labor in States prison.
Judge Davis said:
in rendering this verdict, Stokes, the
jury have exhausted, and more than ex-
haus ed, all mercy in your case. No appeal
to this court can diminish the sentence from
the slightest penalty affixed by the statute
in the degree in which you are convicted,
and that is too light and apparently trif1ins
as compared with the great crime you have
committed"
Stokes was surrounded and embraced by
his male relatives and hurried to the Tombs.
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PROMOTIONS TO REAR-ADAIRAL.-DuriDg
the next four months the tollowing-named
rear-admirals of the United States navy will
he placed on the retired list: William
Rodgers Taylor, 7th Of November; Thorn
ton A. jenkins, 18th of December; BepJa-
min F. Sands, 18th of February. The re.
tirement of the aboye-named officers will
promote the foIlowing-named commodores
to the grade of rear-adniral in the order IN
which they are named: Enoch G. PARROT,
William Reynolds, and Fabius Stanley.
Rear-Admiral jenkins was appointed in the
navy from the State Of Virginia, Rear d.
mral Taylor from Rhode Island, and Rear.
Admiral Sands from Maryland, and each OF
them have been forty-tour years in the
SERVICE Washington Star.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.


France.
PARIS, October 30.-In the Baznine trial
to-day NJ. Flahant, q messenger, testified that
under the plea of capture by the enemy he
had swallowed dispatch which he was car
rvins from Thionville TO Metz. The dispatch
was recovered and delivered to the officers
at HEADQUARTERS in Metz on the Goth of
August, but was by them thrown into the
fire unread. Lieutenant Nogues swore that
he fruitlessIy attempted to deliver the Ba-
-zaine dispatch entrusted to him on the 23d
of August by the Empress. He admitted,
after much prevarication, that he was also
the bearer of the dispatch to General Bour-
baki.
PARIS, October 3o.-Specie has incre ased
three million francs. a
Losp1s, October 30.-The failure of q
house which has been dealing In Erie rail-
way shares is announced. The Pail Mall
Gazette. abiding to the failure, in its tinan-
cial article says the house lately received an
order from jay Gould to sell $4,000 shares of
Erie, and took the stock personally MS buyers.
M,np,p. October 3O.-It has been ascer-
tained that sixty-six lives were lost by the
sinking of the Fernando FL Catolieo.
....- India. .@
CALCUTTA, October 30.-Adyices from all
parts of Bengal show FILLING crops, anu
famine is inevitable.
Austria.
VIENNA, October Gothic Empress IS
alarmingy sick.
Ontario.
FoRr ERIE, October 30.-The last span OF
the international bridge was placed to-day.
This completes the structure.
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THE TOBACCO MARKEI, AS REPoREED
BY THE NEW YORK TOBACCO LEAE,

Virginia LedJ.-A fair tiernnd for oil grades Of
Virginia leaf Is announced foE the week Just closed
This observation Is TO be understood OF course Rs
Implying qualification The Demand has been fair
for the tines that Is the meaning Of the expressiou
We hear OF sales to manufacturers, shiopt rs and
tine trade, and at full prices, but OF 10 large trans-
actions for any purpose. ,,., -. - -,
Business, though NOT active, IS In otherwise ROOD
condition. and the effects of the money strfnyer,cy
will not be such as to produce ANY decrease In the
aggregate of the autumn's traffic.
Taking the month OF October through, trade ID
this department has been satisfactory, and win
compare favorably with that Of any mouth Of the
season. It was but natural to anticipate copside-
rabie falling off In the volume ofbusIness, owing to
the deranged and depressed condition Of trade gen.
orally, but such has not been the case, nor have
prices undergone any appreciable modification;
indeed we hear In some Instances Of better prices
within the past fortnight than at any time fmme.
diatey preceding. The cause of rffs strength and
steadiness Is tn be found chiefly In the fact that
there is surplus stock of desirable character to
bear the market, but just about enough or this de-
scr ption to carry the trade along until the new
crop becomes available. s.| TE,st F. , % 90 |
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I'm and Down i'm d Balloon.

New York, October 30.-DonaldSon the
aeronaut made an ascent from Newark yes
tcrday in the balloon Magenta. The balloon
came down on the Brooklyn, Contra! and
Jamaica railroad, on Long Island. The
basket was dashed violently against farm
house and Donaldson received severe
wound on the jaw. The balloon nearly
struck passing train.
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DEATH or lESEY HoLLAND.-The cable an
nouncc> the death Of Sir Henry Holland,
Bart, NJ. d., y. c. L., +. L. $. The de-
ceased barOnet was born =, knutst0rd, Che
shic. October q, 1888, and was educated
Tor the medical profession at the University
O: Edinburgh, where he took his degree in
ISL He rapidly rose in the profession, and
cary acquired a reputation as physician OF
more Than Ordinary ability. His renown
having reached the ears Of the late Prince
Con,oliJ he was appointed physician IN ordi-
nary 10 the Royal household in 1862, and was
created barone; in 1853 AS early as 1910,
ne vas visiting physician to Prince Albert.
IN addition 10 his medical requirements Sir
Henry Was an author of note, and many Of
his works have obtained wide notoriety.
Among them may be mentioned Travels in
Albania and Thes-aly," and Mental Physi-
oiogy." The deceased married daughter
o, the Rev. Sidney Smith. Sir Henry Hol-
land had paid several visits to this country,
where he was the welcome and honored
guest Of the wor,hiest men of the nation.
warm friendship had for many years
existed between him and Mr.. Thurlow
Weed, whose guest he was on the occasion
Of his last risit.--EeD York Commercial
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c.,;: l.,,,cnn1 :A~lispatck.
81, 1873.
The Tobacco Question.
correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
III .str, xf,nnS q nfns ,nr 9th

correspondence oc TIC Richmond Dispatch.l !
WASHINGTON. October29th
The correspondent OF the Dispatch, In a
YER, brief Interview with Mr.. Kimball the
rhirf Of the tobacco division Of the internal
revenue Office, learned from that compc.
tent and popular official something of the
news of the Department on the present sfatus
nf The tobacco question, the substance OF
which is adioincd hereto
There Is no probability. or. TO write more
,.-i;j,clv. there is no antenffon on the part
al the Internal Revenue Office to make any
Recommendation 10 Congress in the forth.
e,uiu~ rcpo-: or it's commissioners, upon
,hr >ubiect Of tobacco. other than perhaps to
r.rurst that no changes whatever be made
i, the present law, tho workings whereof
fay, been eminertly satisfactory to the Go.
yrrnnrrt. and 50 far as the internal revenue
officials are aware, approved By the manu-.
featuring interests. There has been a large
;.cr,a>c Of the tobacco business during the
last fiscal wear. with large dimnution in the
,>cr, q rate oftaX on chewing and smoking
i,,r,ro. The falling on Of revenue has been
very small or putting i; in exact figures
where the deduction Of the average rate Of
taxation on these two kinds Of tobacco by
,hc act Of Jure &. 1872. was twenty-five and
= half y r cent. the dimiuution OF collections
was only about four per cent, and the ilght
loss here was much more than made up on
he increased collections on cigars and the
increased collections from dealers and ped
lrr> This increase Of revenue from the
.arclyi tax Of dealers aud pedlerS and
Tint on cigars more than make up; so that
TIE i'm. Total Of the receipts last year was
E:.a. iAan they have ever been before.
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F1NANCIHL.
BY TeIeGrapai..
NEW YORK.

NEW 1UKh.
NEW foRR, October 30-Foos.-s;ocks weak and
irregular. Money very dull at goifto 7 1872 and
anserssst.z sxsiEasse1fsHsY6asshn
8. Governments dull and steady. State bonds
quiet and nominal
i new sYUK, soc toher 3d. oenifG1-The cagyira-
up OF business was marked by an unsettled feeling
aud considerable irTrgularitg fn'the varf GUS mar
kets again. Much anxiety Is felt n neslrd 70 events
of the future especially after the Hrge failure to-
day. Demands for money lncreaseEf irtE N the dry
and became urgent, so that per cents tperzdtom
was paid for call loana The closing businessSwas
TOT gold. Foreign exchange very weak ut 1864.
Gold steady los7a@ 0Sx. Governments dRll. States
Quiet. 49,. - 80
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washington Items.

iWAsHNeroN, October 30.--The President
hos accepted an invitation to lay the orner-
stone Of New York museum: ls,o a-I9;
Sayilie, chief clerk OF the Treasury, goes
to Europe on business connected with the
Syndicate. r. ..o e.~,,i
, secretary Richardson says If the forth
coming debt statement does not show over
five millions Increase he will not be dlsaE-
nnntan az.'sft Z J~>>...5'-E' =. -
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RALrIAI,,RE MARKETS,

BALTIMORE. October 30.-Flour duli and heavy
Wheat STEADY and Unchanged. Corn qulet aud
Csc. Oats firm and SC irce; southern. 50GD51c Rye
steady at SQ@SSc. Provisions dui! and depressed
Pork. SIG. Bulk meats dull and nominal. Sugar.
curc'l hams, 1901 &c. Lard, 71a,3c. Western but.
ter firm: good to choice roll aud tnbs, 2503Oc
Coffee strong and quiet fair prime Flo cargoes
204@2lS. Whiskey quiet ut Sac. Sugar dull and
weak at Oc. '. .#i
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PuofliSs Shot.

ST. LOUIS, October 30.-Patsy 5lulrey,
who WIS to have had a mill in the same ring
with Allen and Hogan, was fatally shot in
frong OF McCool's saloon. licCool was ar
rested. Fitzgerald saw McCool shoot 1lul-
rev, Several others were also arrested.
The Allen and Hogan fight has been adj
jourucd to Canada.
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The amount of gold dug in California
since lS4S is 81 1880, 7o0.0o0 of which 1898,
100000 were mined in 1853. flsL.
French resident of Carondelet. Mo-,
nncty-nine years old, is credited with the
paternity of series of children ringing in
'2e from scventy-fve TO six.
An Ottawa editor was "tel sscoped" by q
collision with goat the other day.
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waathar Probabilities.

q WAsu1soroN, October 's0:-Fori Friday,
for the Middle States, south and southeast
winds, and cloudy weather, possibly WIZ
rain. -, .is, gti;.s'. !, /. s. .f.t..,
For the. South Atlantic States, southeast
erly winds, partly cloudy and hazy weather.
For New England, westerly winds, threat 2
eening and rainy weather. ~ ,.l4y4.,'3 ma |
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The North Carolina Fair.
rsmciaI telegram TO the. D,metch


WELDON, n. c., October 30.-Our exhibi.
ton to-day was grand success. About
seven thousand visitors were present. The
annual address, delivered by General Matt.
Ransom, was grand effort. The old officers
were reelected for the ensuing year. De.
lightful weather. Everything passed off
quietly. Hop at the Emry House every
night ..tA '.-.@ '..s..' ... -'' ~ .-.".. -
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK. October 30.-Cotton steady; sales Of
TAO bales at 15@154c. Flour In usoderlte demand
and unchanged. Whiskey frrner at 90690l4.
Wheat quiet AMI unchanged. Corn q shade bette,
and Ia fair demand Rice unchanged Pork steady
with better demand; new, s15. rurpentine weak,
Rosin STEADY. Tallow dull ut &c Freights firm
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DIR. West Indicted for Arson.

DOVER, DEL, October 3O.-Dr. West plead
guilty in court yesterday to an attempt to
fire George Binn's house, and was fined $500
and cost, and two years. Imprisonment.
The other indictments against him were
dr0DDpd
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Intarnecine strife.

R,cHaosD, IsD October s0 cnad hshs s w nr.
guessing 10 this county y, over
90 luty lao0ras. = :, Z ~ i
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Past.OGica IsefalcatiOn.

WLHlSGros, Dell, October 3O.-Captain
Dougherty, chief clerk in the post.otiice
here, was bailed to. day in $1,000 for $4,000
dCialcatiQn, =
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pi,ssa.,r. shot, Etc.

Fs,,s. To-'a n,tyhrg. 40c. fBs1 25 y 10 fent
foseSte, ~ Is NJ ,l.s I'VE seas-iss,s tl'a!. IL
Shot: Northern s2..756ft3 ~ bag OF 60 lbs.
fIrindstoaes: 2s522i;5e. ~ h.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

C1NCrSyArI October 3O.-Flour dull at So. 75GS
81. Corn. 42G43c. Pork scarce at Sl2.50l
1878 Lard-ketle SIC: generally held higher.
Bacon steady Whi>key, SSc.
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WORCESTERSHIRE GOODS.

M0UsEFURNISHLNG GOODS.
JUILLIAM DAFFR0N, cIsEHt/4 /
wv - I1fs-!s143S MAIN STREET, ~
RICHMOND, VA 80
CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS,
r.! RUGS, RUGS, RUGs, II ElI1t .~.lI5
Ou,-cLoTHs, OIL-cIoTHs, OIL-cLoTHsa
zsssssss Arrrsas, MArTISGs,, MATTINGs, !
y Y? FURNITURE, FURNITURE. FURNITURE,
BIBLES, BIBLES, BIBLES,
WINDOW SHADES, WINDOW SHADES
CLOCKS, CLOCKS, CLOCKS;
PICTURES, all observation-disclosures stock IN cHy'
CnRoAos, CHRoaos, cAsoHos, /
LooKISt;-GLAssEs, LooS1yG-GLAssEs,
BABY-CARRIAoEs, BApS-tARR1AGEsi \
Neutrality-suspicious. and Looking. Glass Mould
Il ihgs-lalgess stock south Of Baltimore;
FRAMES OF all descriptions.
Save twenty five per cent. by calling and examE-
ming my stock for ANY Of the above goods, S-.%
Goods sold by payment BY the week or naoIsn ~ :
cheap as thay can be- bought In fhe clfyfor esAs.
As sell nothing but hrss.class artleies. peiote
pA1' = - ~, 1855 Main street,
oa1l-lm tbs Orjgipa, Inssalpspt House.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-31
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!. ghTTLR--153 head cannmoE tn fair sold from
2fa@3kc.. gross edinmto good fair quality 81, AZ
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HoGs.-Dili at 64c. pei. pound, net, for cornSfed,
CALyEs.Pcr head. sold from $50 80, as to gual-