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Nat, CUR rAINs, wINDoW-sHADEs,

&c, &C.
NoITINGHAM LACE CUR TAINs a, So, 81. SIS,
Sc, and up to $50 set for TWO wndows-all
+. very cheap;
LACE CURTAINS, elegantly worked, at $40 set
. for two windows IAN extraordinary bargain
worth SEQ; - s'3 sie:
NOTTINGHAM ,LACEs,, fol-; curtains, at 10, 90,
$3.50, 80, 40, 5 0c., and up to $1.25 per yard
all very much below regular prices; 20
NOTTIN6HhMLA CELAMBRE QUINS at 1925,
So, $3.50, $3.50, and 80 pair; .s- -
EMBROIDERED CURTAIN MUSLINS, one yard
. wide, ut 25c.; TX yards wide at 80 and 35e.
worth 20, As, and SOC. per yard; .,r .,,.-.
WINDOW-SHADES with fixtures complete, al
$3.50, So, $3.50, 50, $3.50, So, and Sc pair
CORNICES, for curtains, at 80, Too, 81, and up
TO So apiece;
CURTAIN BANDS and LOOPS at all prices-some
extraordinary bargains;
call from those In want Of any Of the above ar
tices Is solicited. We assure them that save of
from 25 to so per cent en- be made by purchasing
of LEVY BROTHERS.
The largest stock of CLOAKS In this city.
no 10
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The late decision of the Supreme Court
will bring the subject prominently before
the press and Legislatures Of these States,
which still cling to the ideas of usury that
prevailed during the dark ages, and it is to
be hoped that the result will be a triumph Of
modern enlightenment over medfeval bar
barism. - CHICAGO Times. -
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Mr. BAYARD, in the following concise
manner, gave bis idea of the Democratic

" Discussions in regard to Its democratic p,csi-
dental conyention) action would be nj this time,
OF course, premstRre. The duty Of the Eemocratic
party in the mean time 10 10 alntain Its organza-
don by insisting upon an adherence 10 It's time.
honored aud constitutional principles. IT'S great OBJ
sect should be 10 obtain the confidence Of the
try, and the only way 10 do this Ia 10 prove that
they deserve the confidence or the country. There
should be avoidance OF any i'm portant issue, aud
the personal OF candidates should be totally
disreSarded, and the interests and welfare If GOOD
government should alone be kept in view The Dem
ocra'ic party should not only seem to be- bu. be in
tsct the trustworthy guardian Of the nations honor
and credit and OF the Just anterests every citizen
The country Is sick of the low lone which has cha
rsctesi1ed President Grants Administration in al
nosi every departments and the better classes of his
own larty sick OF 1t as any OF US but unless
they feel sure that change of Administration is Ia
produce real reform and not expose the country 10
new dangers, they will probably lake no action
sgsiAss his reelection. think that General Grants
reelection. In the face OF his utter un tness for The
placs ne occupies aud bis marvellous incapacity 10
appreciate Inc high nature OF the trust OF and
MsItspnnsiDity, would cause me to despair OF me
Sa2asly OF our people fer seif-goYernrnerf, and
inusSa. OF lne continuance OF civil and reliaious
Liberty in this country.n .+''e s''sS
The Interviewer" sought confession
With regard to the Senator's own personal
relations % the presidential canvass, ant, had
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MARRRAasEa-

Married, in the city of Baltimore, at Memorial
church, Thursday, November 1lth. by the rector,
Rev. George PeterkiB, Mr JAMES e. THOMAS,
Of Richmond. Ind, and Miss 2. ALICE MCCABE,
daughter OF the late Rev. Or. James D. McCabe. \
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spss.nAL noraCEs.

NJ CARPETS, oiL-C CLOTHS, RUGS, &c.
TaPEtTRY BHUssELs CaRpITS in elegant
e, rn5gfnsAf SI.gH1zf ward wofsh $3.50;
sTHREE-PLncAReHTsi IN tev patterns at s1.s5
andALs4Hber ynzds 80
INGRAM gARPEIEs40. 4D, go, so, 55, s5c.,
az, ana &fs10-at TIE latter price we give bet
ter article Than sold elsewhere at S1.25;
Rag CARPET OK excellent quality at 40, 10, aad
- 3 DC. per yard;
LIST CARPET. the best goods FOL, wear in market,
at so, SO, and 6ge. per yard; q fss
PRINTED HEMpCARPETat Soc per yard worth
PRINTED COTTON CARPET. handsome bright
q i patterns, NJ 37hc.p per yard worth soc. i ii
COTTAGE CARPET ut 25c: per yard worth 40c.;
STAIR CARPET at 80, 3s, 40, so, 80, and 75c.,
per yard; 4sr15stla go fai-,iEt a ,E3.
ENGLISH nRUGGETt one and q half yards vide,
at SLIPS worth s1.75 per yard; stf.24tgr
COCoAMATTING. one yard wide, at 80 and 6oc.
s per yard worth e5 and !75c.; I'm, So ~:
oIL-CL oTH, two yards wide, at 75c,; e;7 ,4,e..
;oIL-CLoTHSat 90 and 6oc. per yard; ,3.,,l. III,
VELVET and TAPESTRY RUGS ia all qualities.;
TAPESTRY RUasas low as $3.50 piece ~
DRUGG EFT FLooR. CT 0THs In all sizes; -
.Alarge assortment OF MATS; = ~
HAsSOOKS at 75c. worth 81, 25 ~ tf.'.<
OIL CEoTH RUGS at 75c.1, Gl, and $f.35; 81
A large lot ofREMNANTS ofOASP ETSsg at1tf
CARPEBT2READ, sCARPET-BIND1NG; >aad
:. fCARPET-LiNlHGa at la.sfa> .|ssYf-its
- 80 .i3aGfai gIJ:niig fL,LETYi BROTHERs'.4
= The largeststcek Of CLoAKs In this city. oo:fsst
80. III. iSyI sst ggsg, 10 g7f!TiSf<3 uo1u 3I
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EXCLUSIONS.

TIT AL FLARE TICKETSs%Ea,
River Line will issue free TO any Ma
ons who wish to attend The dedication OF the Ma
sonic Temple at Norfolk, which takes place on the
OF certificate from the SECRETARY or master of
their lodge showing that they go 10 Norfolk for
that purpose. IS ~ 80 tsstt $50. no13-4t s,
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Mr. Fl ANSELS! FL,ANNELsl

0Goto levy BROTH ERs'fo your FLANNELs.t
They now offer some extraordinary inducements.
They keep tie largest best assorted aud cheapest
stock Id thts city, and3have nearly every quality
manu- facturedi sl:IE.zfa aSLETY BROTHERS! !
The largest ioek Of yCLOAKS In this city. ..ta
49, <fgI,.s4s.s.; .,s,, t,If - 80 no 10 ].
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WATCHES, JEwELRY.. DC.

WATCHES AND CHAINS FOR @
VI ladies and gentlemen can be bought for HSS3a
about one half their value. There Is no usesAN&
in paving $50 for 3 ladies' watch when you can
buy II for s26, or $l26 for n genteman's watch
when you can get Ii fer $65. Rings, Buttons, &c.t
very cheap at ). A.tWI Loan of1ce, II
noit Fourteenth street 3. IS. 10 l2,2m
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BOARDaNa AND I4oDGINa.

A NICE FRONT ROOM on first floor,
lwI,h board. at 361, seYeslh md Main stree;e.
Also, TABLE-BOAnDEhS wanted. no b-3tK
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MET LARGE STOCK OF BLACK, CO.
LORFD, AND FANCY-STRlPED SILKS;
BLACK SILKS 81 per yard; IL
IS, BLACK SILKS at Sill O per yard; -....
BLACK SILKS at IL .25 per yard;
BLACK SILKS at 81 50 per yard; .
10 BLACK SILKS at 81. 5 per yard;
s BLACK SILKS a. S1.75 per yard;
~ BLACK SILKS at So per yard; st'.
81. . BLACK SILKSatS So 25 per yard; .....
BLACK SILKS at 50 so per yard;
BLACK SILKS at S2.75 per yard; #s
r. g. BLACK SILKS at So per yard; ..s. f.,
81 BLACK SILKS at 50. so per yard.
COLURED SILKS at $1,25, 81 .35, $3.50, 80, and
up to $3.50 per yard-amopg this assortment
sH will be found q large variety Of BROWNS and
other fashionable shades
NAVY-BLUE TRIMMING-sILK at soc. worth
STRiPEb SILKS at s5c., 90c., 81. and 1925 per
yard worth 81, S1.25, and $3.50;
TURQUOISE TRIMN1NG-SILkS in handsome
I.cofors at FL per yard worth So;
BLACK and COLORED SATlhS in all qualities;
MARCALINES and YELOURS at great bargains,
at ![no 81 LEVY BROTHERS..
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his inqu,ry turned in the following arttuils ]
artless manner:
IL Con osacesssA aasa Doblsdcrs5ors
fdcc am stayfpg et home, leSdng All honest me
wv YOU w woaid rather be right tan DO President
I'm il lust te siblation,a sid Sir. Dasard.
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~ NOVEMBER 8, 1875.

MORE NEW DRESS GOODS, CLOAKS, BLAN-
KETs, SHAWLS, AND SILKS.
T. 3. PRICE & co. are opening daily
New CAMELS'-HAIR PLAIDS,
3.4 and Ga CASHMERES,
DIAGONAL POPLINs, all grades;
New MOURNING GOODS 10 cancels hair;
CASHMEREs, BOMBAzINES, &C.;
SHAWLS and SUITS-great vasdety; ~
COLORED DRESS and TRIMMING SILKS,
WATERPROOF CLOTH, all coIors;
SPLENDID CALIFORNIA BLANKETS In extra
size and qualities;
< BEAvER-CLOTHS for ladies' c,oaks;
-; BEAVER-CLOTHS for oYercoats;
CASsIMERES for gentlemen and boys of French
English, American, and Virginia make-an
{: enormous stock. =. nps
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OPERA.ROUsE. /,

EVENING, November 16. 1875, second appeaY-
ance Of Miss GLEN HOUGHTON in the beanti-
full drama entitled PAUL AND MARGUERlTE.
Prices OF admission: Orchestra chairs, 75c.: par.
quet, Soc; gallery, 25e.e Matinee prices. rs and
roc. -. ..s,sz no l6-lt~
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saEErENsas.


NDgIgE.-The mem
.llNeaassS.sxssssssI6ssa4sa sseIsssNIssaEspiss
LuD1E 20. 19 stated
Ias;isa b % present srfs;,sa;x
.IINIGHTs oF PYqHIxss Ga
kAThere VIII de- stated rieeti pGaff i tsiR Bt'
OLD p9MI rSol, LpnsE sr NSi = 4: g
O'clock. Brethren OF sister lodges IN goou S85a2
standing are frnternaily invited 20 anite
with US. by order Of the q &; sp PLACE Il.
mo cit. uf:gnass
SPECIAL sMBBTING Of TRINITY and
At I rHSi Ian It'll This tvENIsa at O'clock
Fuil attendance Is expected BY oroeF q vvsf. Tis
RIcHMoYp AND DAxyIILE EAlLao4App G IS1F'
RICHMoSD, Va, NopeihDe. November. =, 10 ~,
'NOTICE.-Tbe annual meeting Oh NJ sn y,
IN stocshoide,s of this company VIII be heId az
The fsseapss 5 sSs a day q
u O'Clock H. The bee sS , ,ne ps
VIII viii We 6, Gi ss,iuq gi' RICHAbD BROOKE,
.da W aa ,ISeuns, Of 'TiGW : Secretary. z
- p5cnMoyp AND PETERspuRe RAtLRoADl
s. NCOsIpAyY, TREASURER y OFFICE
II RICHMOND, VA, November U, 1870, Y
TOTICE.-The Ianuust uieetiuSI oLH,ynS
IN ftockholders OF this company Will bs aedd ~
t Ine ena'e on TUESDAY fhe 30 instant at
oTcIock 81. tsfJ.s< fG3u3 ~ li5!3, ~ 49,, z, al
he books of transfer will be closed from hsl oth
fhs.au' W. W. WARRINGTON, j.
no 0.td u aailailL.zG --IressaEear.:.-
NNUAIg MEE'TIE q 1.-The annual
"A meeting of the STOCKHOLDERS OF the
tRIeHMONb, FREDERIpkSBUtG G, AND. ~
TfsMAC RAIEROAD fDMPANY VIII oe neg s On
attbe office of the company, in the city OF Efche
mond at - O'Clock M. sWisS scrs,srv
10 ZIG - ,t,..IE
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I THOSE PEOPLE WHO. HAVE
not supplied themselves yet with DRY GOODS for
the coming winter should 60 at once to. cs91 + i
sYoLE BRoTHERs', -
sfi 429 BROAD STREET. -.
They can find there one of the largest and best
assorted stocks of -
q, III the State at prices lower than ever.
They have just received some great bargains from
New York auctions, amongst which are
Fifty pairs WHITE BED-BLANKBTs at 1926
worth $4.75 ."
Fifty pairs WHITE BgD-BLANKETs at s4.75,
usual selling price $3.50. --..
Don't fail to look at these goods, as they are the
cheapest ever sold in this city.
Look at our COMFORTS at $3.50 worth 1925;
COLoRED BLANKETS and QUILTS at astonish-
ipgly low prices; r@a % -.3"
CARPETS, oIL-CLoTHs, RUGS, and HAS
7 SOCKS at less than manufacturers prices. r., =,
sHAWLsl -sHAWLS! sHAWLs! sHAWLs!
The largest stocks Of sHAWLs ever shown in
this city, from 3Oc up to $l5. Save money by ex.
amining our stock before purchasing elsewhere. "
LADIES, and MISSES BOULEVARD and B, AL
MORAL SKIRTS at reduced prices ); ..ruag
Five! hundred pieces BLEAcHED and BROWN
b OoTToNs retalled at wholesale prices; 4, =
sHEBTINGs and PILLOW-CAsE, CoTTONs at
less than market value; i.5s J. 10. ss.... -
IRISH LINENS, LINEN and COTTON DIA-
ya>iPERs, BIRD's-EYE LINEN, very cheap; .
TOW ELS, NAPKINS, TABLE LoTHsr at great
=! ~ reduced prices. t3u5I.Ei Il -21,tJ~t .
Look at our TABLE and PIANo-CovERs.
Large sock OF, GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING
~iEGooDs. i sT,.l,i 81 .;...s;c. lft-as.r -
LkDlHS' UNDERWEAR a speciality. ,' :a' e,
LAUIEs, and MISSES STRIPED HOSE. .'!s}''a
BERLIN, BUCK and KID GLOVES and G AUNT-
LETS. gt.r..ss.- ~. -.srs ,..s in. ....s.t
BAREeEs and GRENADINES for Wells in navy
blue and seal-brown. > o.
New styles NEOK-SOARFs,'C COLLARS, CUFFS,
BELTS, CENTENNIAL CHAINS, COMBS;
CROCHET SACQUES and HOODS; ..ll
KNIT JACQUETs in very large sizes; &c
1000 pieces NECK and sAsH-RIBBON in all
shades and widths. s'EC. .....f.
Our CASHMERE department is complete, from
.l5c. up to Sc per yard. 49,. ~.
BEAVER and CHIN CHILLA CLOTHS at very low
DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS IA full line in
solid colers. .- ...
FIG URED ALPACAS aud PLAIDs; ..y
NAyY-BLUE EMPRESS CLOTHS at 25 and
30c.; t.',st Il. #H# ss, a. + "
All fashionable shades in CAsHMEREs at soc.
worth sOc. ,.... ...- ....... .r ..
Our stock of MOURNING GOODS is one of the
largest in the city, and we offer great bargains.
Call and convince yourself.
BLACK ALPACAs from zoe. to 81 per yard.
You can save from 20 to 25 per cent in buying
your Alpacas from US.
FLANNELS In all colors and at all prices;
FANCY-STRIPED FLANNELs Tor opera cloaks !;
WATERPROOFS in all colors;
CORsETs from soc. up to S5 per pair; ..
Just look at our 81 CoRSETS worth $1.75; =
75 pieces TYCOON REPS in beautiful patterns.
Call and examine our stock, as you will find it to
your advantage 10 do so. III
SYCLE BROTHERS,
..., ii. 429 Broad street,
nol3 between Fourth and Fifth streets.
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aHUsEnaETTass.
DICHMOND THEATRE r.?

+ (LShmc@NI AA"A.rI>2 .---'S@tst SIs@iH
-, =, ADELAIDE -PHfLLIPPS'S.n ,ei -
GRAND ITALIAN GPEBh CONAN I, III 4
sJy NIGHTS and SATURDAY MATINEE. g :.
Il = Us 55r3-utGI Commencing - -.'-l1 ~
MONDAY EVENING, November ~, 1919. "
The conpanr comprises the following talent - ).
MISS ADELAIDE PHILLIPS,
MISS MATIlDE PHILLIPPS; '-kt :" rs ,
MISS ViOLnTTA COLvlIILE,l sonrani. =
.SIGSoRISA LAMBETH, S ~ 49,,
s MS n9I bK ksssi Tenori; :.urgsa
.SIGNoK TAGLlAPIErlA, Baritone; 90. ;
4 SIGNoR CAPPI, Bass0 Cantante; w i
.,.. :SIGNoR BACCELLJ. BHsso; - - =. r"s' :,
" S3GNOR BARBERRl, Second Tenor: Il 80 :
lSIGNOR L0CATELLf, Second Basso;
MONDAY EVENING, November %. Verdi's ever
= = popular ] L TR0YATOkE. r.. -
Leonora.- Miss SIoietta Solviie.
kZucena. Miss ASnlaide Philllpps.
ManricO. Clkngl pusauihI.
Count di Luna SlSnDr lag napieiIa.
Fernando. .S,SHor Datcel,'
Ruiz.
Musical director. .Stgnor a. Iomasl.
GRAND CHORUS and ORCHESTRA. r4s.
Tuesday-LA GENE RENTOLA.- ..y.... .
Wednesday-LA FkVbR1TA..
Jbursday-BARBER OF SEVILLE.
Friuay-RQMEO AND JULIET. .-..-.
Saturday-MARTH5. .
GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY. at O'Clock.
Reserved seats, 50 and $l.50, according 10 loca-
ton: general admission. 81 family circle and gal
lery SOC. The sale OF seas commences at Wyalt's
mlisic.stcre THURSDAY MORNING at 8 O'Clock.
No 1B.1t*
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DEFY Ga,pDs..
A,zW GOODS. NEW GOODS
Juss #EcESFEp At
aAgIpzso TpURqgEEAN 1 cog.


i fia,dsome DREssd oonE Just received OF the
:.neaest shadea and RyfA ! varying IN price from
1875. TO $3.50 per yard. IS
{ We have just received d ii.,rse lotsof BLACK,
which haye been hpash, very cheap, rang.
INK In prices from 81. TO 90 p rs yard. we cali
special attention TO our "a graz e. Purchasers
win nd It TO their advantage to esl 'ne our stock
RCOLORED SILKS in all Of the Esuess shades
Alsoi TRIMMING SILKS OF all grstes an shades |;
In YELVETs our stock IS haadsemcr an larger
= than eyer heretofore. both In CLOAK and
TRIMMING VEEVETS IA, ~. :. = - 81 y
Also, STRIPED CUT YELvETS, for oyer.dse -ses;;
SPITsBERGEN CLOTH. for OVER dresses $50
tCLOAKS.-We have now In stock the largest and
handsomest display 10 be found In the city.
WORSTED PRINCES from zoe. mp, to suit the
new shades; 's32'$tti :.i.lt- 80 "
SCARFs Of the newest styles; g ~ ~ 1902
LADIES' SUITS; .as 8 y asf3-fi5t 'Est
BbANkETs-large stock, ranging In prices from
Also, CARRIAGE-BLANKRTs; sss ,zetlftf I Il
CARPETS, RUGS :,yr' I. ts+'s5 &. $500,
DRUGGETs, &C, &C. az ~. no 1S Il
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A NTHRACITE COAL fer furnaces, La.
IA trobes, selfsfeeders, base-burpers, and QUEER
stoves; CLOVER BILL LDMP ana AZ aAi s,se lS
+hhigSIy Recommended: BLACK HEATH lamp,
ayeYase ans grlths'- burns Ike the 1othian, anu
IA miSed on adjacent property. For sale NJ pt'sss
to satisfy dealers 6r consumes pupr r.s,R.
3E& Fourteen,i2 street pear Mayo's bridge
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DROFESSOR HENRY F. LAUBE'S 81
4 TERPSICHOREANI NSTITUTES-hall GNM
over LEVY BROTHERS, Richmond, aud LIB. I'm
ERTY HALL. Petersburg.
DAYS OF TUITION Ladies, misses, and masters,
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERS0ONHS
at 4 O'Clock; gentlemen, TUESDAY and FRIDAY
EVENINGS at 7:30 O'Clock. -.
Petersburg classes are taught MONDAYS and
THURSDAYS. afIf7 .g.'r oc 12-3m i.
TEVY'S HALL FOR r E N Il First
IL class BALLROOM, with ante and supper
rooms attached. Parties wishing to engage this
desirable ballroom for balls, soirces, etc., can OBJ
tain it upon very reasonable terms by applying at
the Office of st..sE! LEVY BROTHERS..
and SATURDAY NIGHTS. no 4-lm
KE ONTICELLO HALL, 4613 Broad g8
uxl street, has been beautifully frescoed MM
and painted, and is now complete Ia all its 9Sf1fZ
appointments; suitable for balls. soirees, sa
private parties, &C., and can be rented of &. FER-
RANDINI, 6l3 Bread street, on reasonable terms.
oc 2oAm - ..'.t RI
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(sOKE-s5 PEE LOAD am selling one
4 J boat. load of LUMP COX &C SIS per carl iead
becansa fear there may be snmps araoDK ~ toaS
wfif nap, but wiz endeayor 10 pfvk cut any sncn.
have an abundance Of No. COKE, aod atso AeSps
piles fer winter please giya peea call
Is>T - 1.ECOTTRELL,
ON 81 .Stu corner Cary aud Ninth street.
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rANNELTON SEhI- CAMEL COAL
1.-The peerless coal for open CRATES kindes quicker,
gives more heat and burns longer than any coai On
Cumberian III oal, for steam: Quinnimons toah to3
steam James RIVER and Bell0na Soft COKE.
' '"SH - s. r. LATHROP.
41o seysnteepth street at drawsridge.
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TaOUNDnY AND. FUhNAIE 49,
ne very superior. Price very low. ASThRA-
CITy All sfses.r 2. II. CARhINGTOS, corner
Seventeenth and Gary and I725 Cary street. aa 10
'lryRAY sPLINT COAL.--It has no supe-
M rIor as q crate ecaf guarantee Il 10 be naIa.
or and thai Ii will burn longer thaa any DIVA xsas
sniinf coal mined III West Virginia, o. THAI ses@
in fais market. IL burns up clean.
r. II. CARRiNGTON, St,e Agent
a5 corner Seyentesnsh and Cars sna
aal6 $3.50 ,l1a5 Cary street
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BURGLARIEs AND THEFrS.

Charles Kelly and George Rose were arrested on
Monday charge Of having stolen an oyerooa valued at
500 from Samuel Pas ut No l26 ThiTave The propciy
WAS recovered and the prisoners committed for trial
Can't Thomas after reported at the Twenty second Pre-
cnct Police station that about yesterday four men
boarded his sOOp Guide at anchor of the loot u est
Forty fourth St. North River They entered the cabin whore
of asleep ~
clothing valued s33 Tho captain said that when he was
by att ~ get out Of s bunk
one Of the him LIS head times 18th
the butt Of revolver.
The shoe STORE N Jacob Schmidt No % Forsyth St. was
entered by Of false keys sunday night and property
vauesl at 40 Sas earned away
Charles krumm of No 4l5 West Thirty sixth vt stated yes
tcrday sunday MS room mate had robbed nm al cloth
ing valued al SJS. =. 90. -. ,...,
The house Mrs C. Mle at No 1876 Fast Fifty eighth st.
was entered sunday 10y OF fase keys aud property
valued Al 1855 taken away.
The quor store Michael Blauve AZ No CLARK ST. was
entered thieves saturday and property valued at 800
Was stolen 49, ,,,-.
The residence OF william d. Haven OF No. IT West Thirty
entered thr0 Ugh the paor window by thieves on
night They Tansacked Tie house And earned away
lew elTy and other property valued Al $500.
Al The Tombs Police Court yesterday Pat1ck Martin
charged with stealing 81 and An eyeeoat Of The value OF ~
Walsh of No 4a3 Waahn gton a. and committed
slsyer in 81, 600 haik
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A TOUCH OF ALASKA WEATHER.
INLAND NAVIGATION INTERRUPTED.

LOCKPORT, N. Y, Nov. 30.-Boats cleared
here last night both and west but to-day the canal
Is frozen and navigation practically closed The tempe
at o'clock this evening Is degrees above zero.
PoUGHKEEPsIE N. Y, Nov. 30.-The Hudson River Is
frozen this morning from Hudson TO Albany. All the
night steamers behind time owing TO the ice obstuc
tlon The steamer CITY OF Hudson Will probably discon-
tinue her trips to-day tomorrow, and 1t is believed
that after to-day the OF the Newburgh and Al
bany line will go further than Rondout The Their
mometer this morning is at zero.
ALBANY N. Y, Nov 30-The navigation OF the canal
and river ia closed The river Is full OF lee The SAMMY
side and ]. b. Schuyler got away for New-York at 2
O'Clock D. M The steamer Drew did not come up further
than Athens night where she discharged her freight
and passengers The Thermometer has ranged here from
Q TO g degrees below all day.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov. 30-Dispatches received by the
Board OF Trade this morning state that the weather is
very cold along the line of the canal, the Thermometer
standing at from to degrees below zero The boats
aIe all frozen tight The general feeling Is that canal
NAVIGATION for the season Of 1873 is virtually closed
PoRr JEWS, N Y. Nov. 30.-Navigation on the Della
ware and Hudson Canal IL closed from Honesdae TO FL
leny,c Y All loaded boats will reach tde-water To-
day when the canal will be closed for the season.
DAmARsCOTTA, Me-, Nov. 30-The weatheris intensely
cold here The river closed ve miles from its head
The ship Elwe hch sail to-day, was frozen IN
AT her wharf
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GALES AND INTENSE COLD.

TORONTO, Nov. 30.-Ihe weather throughout
Canada Is unprecedebty cold for this season Al a.
M the thermometer at ottawa marked 200 below; al
Peterboro 10 below; Parry Sound go below Gate
nean Mile 800 below; Montreal 10 below Quebec 2O'
below; Toronto, 10 below.
WORCESTER Mass, Nov. 30.-A heavy northwest
wind prevailed all day yesterday and the mercury
last night indicated 40. While the wind was strongest
trees were uprooted unfinished buildings damaged, and
the roof Of large business block was started In West
boro three-story brick block unroofed and chin
ney fell upon building adjoining crushing through to
the cellar Considerable damage done by the wind
in other sections of the country.
UAZIEToN Penn, Nov. 30.-The weather has been In
tensey cold here since yesterday afternoon, WREN The
mercury began fall very rapidly. IL reached two de-
grees below during the night and at noon to-day
was about five degrees above zero.
BrNGHAMTOS N Y, Nov. 30.-rhe mercury at o'clock
this morning indicated four degrees below
BOSTON, Nov. 3O.-Unpreccdented cold weather for
tis is reported from all sections of NewEnglad
north and of here the mercury ranging from 10
il degrees below zero. At Montpelier, w. IL was IL
below, aud at Bethlehem, n. H., 22 below.
Providence, Il. l., Nov. 30.-The Thermometer stands
al zero at College IIill this morning
MILFORD. Penn. Nov. 30.-Last night was the coolest
OF the season Thermometer indicated two degrees
above zero at 7 o'clock this morning The Delaware
River is frozen over.
Boston, Nov. 3O.--A heavy northwest gale prevents
the arrival OF vessel No damage TO the shipping in tie
haFbor has been reported