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HAlR-wORK, dc.

EANCY GOODS, JEWELRY, &C.
Il Having just returned from New York, l would
call the attention of the ladies to my
well.selected stock of JEWELRY. all the latest
styles imported HlGH-BACk COMBS, plain and
inlaid also, gold, plated, and celluloid CORAL
SETS, fine assortment of black GARNET SETS.
A full line of real HAIR BkAlDS, all Of which
will he sold at the very lowest prices.
WILLIAM II. ADAMS.
Baltimore Store.
623 Broad street, between Sixth and Seventh.
oc 23-S NJ Tu.W .E,&S6t
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51g. SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH (cor-
ner slain and Sixth strcetsL-Rtv. &. c. HITTING,
u. ~. viii preach at IL A. N. and 1870 L. M. on
Sunday.
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kMUSEE EN,G'a.
JICHMOND THEATRE.

fast performances OF
MRS J JAMES 4. OATES
AND TlER
COMIC OPERA COMPANY.
Matinee at 2 oc,ocE-GIf OEt,. and G1ROFLA.
SATURDAY EVE<1N CANADIAN AhGCT'S
CHICO. B0x-sheet at WAITS fer matinee and
NIGHT Oc30-1t
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NJ OCTOBER %, 1875.

NE OCTOBER %, 1875.
SPLENDID LINE NEW PLAID CAMELS'-
HAIR, PLAID, and PLAIN POPLINS;
CLOAkS and SUITS just opened for Fair week
T. X. PRICE CO.,
lust from market, have opened grand display OF
all The newest styles In DRESS GOODS and
CLOAkS.
CAMEL's POPLlNS for Polonaises, 6i@6Ac.;
DIAGONAL POPLINS-every shade;
CASHMERES in al coloIs and qualities;
BLACK CASHMERES and MERlSOS;
BLACK CAMEL'S-HAIftS:
BRIGHT PLAlDS for misses:
SASHtS aud SCARFS in enuleSs variety;
CALIFORNIA BLANKETS; f.
OPERA FLANNELS. all colors.
OTTOMAN and LONG SHAWLS: MOURNING
GRAPES ana CRAPE.VEILs, FLANNELS
CORSETS, Sc.
Gentlcmcn's Ladies', Boys, and Girls WOOL.
LEN and MERINO SHIRTSand DRAWERS, eve.
~ No. Great line VIEW PRINTS on the way from
New York. oc 70
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- F.. ,WATSON's FERSlTUREN
W. WORKS ~
r.cro.y AND LI,SlpER YAEDs, RoCHETfs,SAt
-, LUMBER MILLS. fuiGlSIA.
w.RgrooMs CORNER TAfarEES1A ANp
FRANKLIN STREETS.
,,.,,io, ~ the nublc yisti Ing mereha Its- ana
hotel. Seeners is called to- the largest sTOcno y.
FURNITURE in tie South. conststing o. cor.
= 49, BsnSTEAp MATTRESSES, &c. all mssna r
,nred by this establishment. every ar sf,, ~.
ranted. EulLpIsG.LpslhEg-W ALNsF' as ac'iS
for sale. III .#
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l,RGas. s,r,git1ffaEa. y.
THE NEsf-MARKET pRtIGsTop
slEssas, ffGNER & WATT,

sfEssas, fIGsER & WYATT,
would respectfully inform their friend, ana =.
public that thew 1--we Opened q first class WIG
DRUG AND .PREsCgIPTIOS sTopr
6G6 Marshall street, ctsee,, sixsli and sevs,,,
streets, known as the Es1.siasxet Drugstore. 'u
LDR.:S qrfBfs's RELIABLE PREPARATIONS, com.
pieIes 80. 10y sV'"-
CHEMICALS, DRUGS, MEDICINES:
PsTEgT ME9TcfyE--Iarge assorted toc+.
FANCY and T0MET GOODS, PEIsRrmRs.
ENGLISH. RREScH. and CANAAN Paspast.
T1oNS. itTESTgPfS, &C. '"-
Prescripiions carefully compounded
oc ZSsS6TuER 500 -. 90
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ITO MY CUSTOMERS AND THEs
l. PUBLIC Observation-Disclosures just Cd
returned from the North. | am now ready ioH&
offer one Of the lvgest and most cHetuily-selected
stocks OF BOUTS and SHOES in the city. f. c.
BERT'S fue SIl JES for Ladies. Misses, Children,
and Infants full )iue OF BOOTS and SHOES for
Gentlemen, Boys, aud YOUTH, al
W. r. W. TAYLOR'S,
oc2 Fourth and Broad streets.
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NOTICE.-The annual meeting Of SIOCh'
~ HOLDERS of the RI "HMoND. YORK RIv-
ER AND CHESAPEAKE RAILROAD GONNA
Ny viii be held at the of"e Of the COMPANY IN lhs
1875. at ] 2 VI. w. ShIIn.
oc 22-td Secretary AID Treasurer.
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ENGAGEMENT AND PLAIN GOLD
IL WEDDING-RINGS; Amethyst. Onyx, Pearl,
Emerald. Diamond, Soltaircs Clusters, aud !nidii
Rings new Bridal Silver. The great reduction III
the cost OF manufacturing enables us TO o1f+r I'M"
Jcwelry and Watches much lower than ever he1Clc.
NOWLAN & Co . Jewellers,
corner Main amt Tenth streets.
oc l9.d2w,&w2t
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M CARBOLIC MOUTH.WASH, for
HEALING DISEASED GUNS and ULCERAPED
MOUTH ami for DISIEFECTlNG THE DOOR
caused by DECAYED TEETH. RecommendeN6y
the best dentists and physicians OF the city. and
prepared. only by
MEADE 6 BAKER, Pharmacists,
919 Main street
Price, 5{ss. a bottle. sa'23
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+ HAVE IN STOCK full line ofs
ladies, misses, children. and infants; NeTark&
Hand-sewea Boots, Caters, and Tie Double and
Single-soe Box and Plain Toes: Ladies'. Misses,
and Children's fine Dress aud Walking-Shocs !;
Gentlelnens, Ladies', Boys and Misses Slippers; ;
heavy Peg Boots, Plough-Shoes. and Brogans for
farm use; White kia and JesnS Button. Boots and
Slippers: Trunks, Vxilscs, satchels, Blgs. Over
CATERS, &c. j. A. GRlGG.
oc IA Tenth and Maiu streets.
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ME- AT OUR ESTABLISHMENT YOU
will find all the latest DRESS-TkIMMiNtr>t 10
match all shades II DRESS GOODS VOC Rl1y
select.
A fine assortment OF
FMBROIDER1TS,
CnTTON tD(ilNGS. and
RTFFLINGS
of every description.
Don't miss The place as you VIII bnd 1t to Your aa'
SYCLE BROTHERS,
429 Broad street.
DC 25 between Fourth and Fifth streets.
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tsspqpTS, SHOES. &c.

ERESu GOUnS.-Ju>t opened, ats
A. No. 900 Main street, Gentlencn's Calf E ts
Congress Caters, single and double sole Wa
mems Calf Boots. single aud double soles : Ladies
Serge and Kid FqXcd Bulton-Boots. Ladies Kid
Button Boots, Ladies' Serge and Kid FoNed b; l.
morals; all nice goods, at very low prices.
JOHN c. PAGE, JR- Agent.
900 Main street, between Ninth aud tenth.
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COHEN BROTHERS,

this week. They are Offering
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MONDAY. TUESDAY. AID WEDNESDAY I,
NOVEMBER !. z, AND 3.
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THEATRE.

III
MONDAY. TUESDAY, AID WEDNESDAY,
NOVEMBER /. 2, AND 3.
The EVENT OF THE SEASON.
HALLS COMBINATION
This brilliant combination Of dis 'in.uiShcd dra-
matte artists. numbering thiiiy persons. Will APP
pear in the greatest dramatic success oil tie age eh'
TIE TWO ORPHANS,
produced with new and appropriate scenery, rich
aud elegant wardrobe, new mechanical effects, ana
Il cast Of Gu aractcrs unsXcaed in this country, IN
Guiding "a IL does the names of accomplished artists
and established m metropolitan favoriies.
Admission. 50, so, and 7Jc. Reserved seats, II
Seats can be secured at WAITS usic-store, 920
M in street
WINSTON, sos Broad street. oc 3O-1t
VIRGINIA OPERA.HOUSE.
GS + SssrE g sG &a 5"sa:'' Manager
This cosy Theatre will open for the season with a
POWERFUL DRAMATIC COMPANY.
OPENING NIGHT fMOHDAY EVENING, No
velnDer 1872
will be produced for the first time in hi; city the
beautiful play. III five acts. entitled the
vIR G / n y N.
Played for aesrly 90 consecutive nights In Chicago.
SATURDAY-Matlnee at2 o'clock, THE VIRGiNIAN.
SCALE OF PRICES:
Orchestra chairs tho extra charge for reserved
scats).. ...............73 cents.
parquetle. eeutS
Gallery. 20 CENTS
Matinee prices. ana ou cents
Reserved sen Is can hr obtained OFFS. *. Campbell
under Urera-iiouse, without extra charge.
oc3O-ltk
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MEETTNtss.


RIcHMoNp5 IasraAYDERY. No. 2,k:T.l
/ IeIfaoSD, October 30, 1870 ~
ORDERS No. 5 SIR KNIGHTS
SfSEseub,e at Washington Hall. on ~.
Broad street lefween Ninth and Tenth; ~
THIS fSaturdayj- EVENING at IN Y
O'Clock promptly, In full dress OF Tenn
par on foot with Grape on sword hils to act as es
cort 10 Loge Franchise. No SO, In paying me ,ass
tribute OF respect and affectionto our decsssG'
companion Sir knight PETERfIELp TRENT, III. ~
sy order OF the kmineB & omnandaT. s,.,..-.,
WILLIAM r. ALLEN. Captain enerai.
Attest: GEORGE X. PACE, Recorder.
ncS 8
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NOTICE. The differs and members eet.
IN tho GRAND D VISION, SONS OF TEN
TERENCE OF VIRGINIA, are hereby notified 70
meet at the Office OF Or. ". Leigh Burton, g. W. r
n LAST tribuie or respect 10 their deceased brother
DR.. PETERFIELD ThENT, r. CIV. !. Members OF
The various subordinate divisions III this city ara
Vicinity are earnestly rrQuestedt 10 he present.
Hy Older ". LEIGH BUTTON. q. W: II.
~ +. WILEY DAVIS.
oc9n1ts Grand Scribe.
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LOUISVILLE, November g. Weather
cloudy and cool. Arriyed-George Spang.
Ter and John L. Rhodes, Pittsburgh; Char
ley Bowen, Kanawha. Departed-Spang-
Ter, New Orleans; Rhodes, st, Louis;
Bowen, Kanawha river. River rose %
inches last night; now eight feet in canal
and six feet on falls.
EVANSVILLE, November 9.--Weather
cloudy with u light rain this evening;
mercury 44o to 55'; wind from the north.
River swelling with 4 feet on the gauge.
Down-Assnmption, ]. D. Parker, Aggie,
Tarascon, silve'thorn. Up-E. H. Dur.
Tee, Mary Miller, Dick johnson, Florence
Lee, Business light
NASHVILLE, November 9.-River rising
with A feet . inches on the shoals. De.
Parted-Hillman, for Cairo. Raining.
MEMPHIS, November 9.-River fell
inch; raining since noon. Arrived-City
Of Augusta, White river; FIeelwing, Ohio
river. Dcparted-Colorado. St. Louis;
City OF Quincy, St. Louis; Grand Lake
and barges, Illinois; Vicksburg, Julia,
st, Louis; Belle Of Memphis, ST. Louis;
st. Joseph, st. Louis; MinnGola, Cincin.
natl.
Sr. LOUIS, November 9.-Arrived-
John +, TOlIe, new Orleans; Alice, Cairo;
Departed-Mitchell, KeOkuk; Joe. Kin
ncy, Yicksburg, River still stationary.
drizzling rain nearly all day, and cool,
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Weather Report.
ORTICH oF THR CuIKR SIGNAL OPNcKR.
WAsHN0roS, b. C., Nov MILAN


For the South Atlantic States, u falling
barometer, northeast to southeast winds
stationary or rising temperature. cloudy
and rainy weather.
For the Gulf States, q rising barometer
northerly winds, stationary and falling
temperature, rain in the East Gulf States
followed by partly cloudy weather,
In Tennessee and Ohio Valley rising
barometer, northerly winds, colder and
varying weather followed by clearing
weather.
For the Upper Mississippi and the
Lower Missouri Valleys falling baron.
eter, winds backing to the southwest and
southeast, slightly warmer and clearer
weather.
For Upper Lake region, rising follow
ed by falling barometer, winds backing TO
west and south, slight change in the TEN.
perature, and clear or cloudy weather or
clearing weather.
For Middle States and Lower Lakes
falling barometer, easterly to southerly
winds, slightly warmer and cloudy wealth
er, and rain in the latter extending east
ward over the former, and followed by
northerly winds over Lake Erie,
For New England, falling barometer,
northeast to southeast winds, warmer and
cloudy weather, followed by rain at night
in the southern Snd western portions.
For the New York Canal Region, tem-
perature slightly above freezing during
Wednesday night,
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The river was still falling last evening
with 7 feet 4 inches In the channel.
The Courier was the regular Parkers-
burg packet yesterday morning.
The Cataraugus, Capt. John Long, and
the Star Of the West, Capt. T. G. Davis,
are now running between this city and
Bellaire. Both are small crafts, but we
doubt II there is enough In the trade 10
keep them moving.
The Express will leave for Parkers.
burg this morningat II o'clock.
The steamer Market Boy will depart
for Pittsburgh at 8 o'clock this morning.
The steamer Andes left for Cincinnati
yesterday afternoon with a very fine trip.
She has on board 5000 kegs Of nailsfrom
the Riverside, Belmont, La Belle, BEN
wood and Top mills, and about 800 pack
ages Of glassware from the La Belle fac.
tory Of Bridgeport. the Genital and South
Wheeling factories Of this city, and the
National and Window Glass factories at
Bellaire; also about sixty passengers.
The John W. Garrett, Capt. J. X.
Booth, will leave for New Orleans on
Saturday.
The Kanawha arrived from 81. Louis
yesterday with tow OF iron ore, and de.
parted for New Cumberland with several
empty barges.
The N. ]. lIigley passed up light yes
terday morning.
The Hope, with a tow Of slaves, passed
up en- route for Pittsburgh.
n 4 . . =
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A Telegraph Operators Little
Game,

Fort SCOTT, KS, November O.--Early
this morning W. J. Philpot, night opera
tor at the N. X. ST, railroad depot in
this city, was found lying on the floor Of
the ticket office with his hands tied, aud
gagged with railroad spike fastened with
u piece Of telegraph wire, lie seemed
to be insensiblC when found, but soon af-
ter became conscious, and told that two
men came into the office between A and B
o'clock and struck him sCnseless, while
another bound and gagged him, The Of
fee was robbed OF all tho money 1t con.
tained, about $l2G. Mr., Luly, the agent,
found that all was not right and charged
Philpot with taking the money and bind
ing and gagging himself in order to de-
ceiSe the public. The plan proved sue.
cessful, and Philpot acknowledged and
told where the money would be found. 1t
wasfound and he was arrested and placed
in Jail to await examination. ..
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THE TURF.

SAN FRANCisco, November 9.-Pool
selling on the SSO,00O running race for
Saturday nett commenced tonight.
Wildidle was the iavofite al the begin
ninC, selling at $l0O, Sprinkbok $50,
Rutherford $25, field S27 30. springbok
advanced to $72 SO, Rutherford SCI 10,
Katie Pease S37 90, field $50 32, and
Wildidle still 500. The pools closed
with Rutherford $50, spfingbok $35,
Wildidle S25, Pease So, and field 81. The
horses are all In good condition.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, November 9.-The colonial
office publishes dispatches announcing
that the British residency at Perak which
was beseiged by Malyans, was relieved,
On tho 9th inst Capt. Innes was killed in
an unsuccessful attack on aneighboring
stockade.
The Lord Mayor gave grand banquet
tonight, which was attended by the Mem
bers Of the Cabinet and other distin-
guished guests. Mr.. Disraeli in reply to
the usual toast in honor Of Her Majesty's
Government, highly cOmplimented Mr.,
Wade on the settlement Of the China diff
fculty, and continued, ~ wish ! could
say that foreign affairs nearer home
were as satisfactory as our relations
with China, A partial revolt in Tur.
key has produced state Of things
such US, there, often becomes critical,
The fOrbearaHce Of the great Powers i'm.
mediately interested pronounced such an
effect taat some months ago itgave Us the
right to believe that the disturbance
would close Immediately. Since then u
financial catastrophe has revived the
struggle, and given a new aspect to all
the circumstances. 1t Is impossible TO
deny that the circumstances are critical,
but ! still have great confidence in the
forbearance OF the Powers. have
not merely the trust but firm
conviction that the measure will be found
to bring about satisfactory result, and
consistent with the maintenance OF the
peace Of Europe. / will contemplate any
other result in the interests Of the Imper-
ial power in reference to the question
more direct, but not more considerable
than those Of Great Britain. Men who
have charge OF our affairs are deeply con.
scious Of the magnitude Of our interests,
which they are resolved to guard and
maintain,
Disraeli, after glowing references to
the Indian colonial and domestic affairs,
concluded with these words: "When |
speak here again next year hope to be
able to congratulate you upon tho main.
tainance Of peace, and l trust also upon
the success Of our domestic policy so II
an emergency should arise and we ever
should be called upon to show our power
and force we would be able to appeal to u
contended and Conilding people"
LONDON, November l0-5:30 A. NJ
The Times Paris correspondent telegraphs
that the vote in the Assembly yesterday
by which the amendment to the election
bill was adopted, implies formal en-.
gagement 10 dissolve before March 81,
1876, because II is provided that elections
bo held in accordance with the electoral
lists expiring on that date.
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ByTeIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY INTELLIGENoER
The Lost Nteamer PACIFIC.


SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. GA dispatch from
Port Townsend, says II. s. Jelly, who is
supposed to be the sole survivor Of the
steamer Pacific, was brought here yester-
day by the ship Messenger in a wretched
condition, having been on raft for 80
hours. He says the Pacific collided with
some other vessel whose lights he saw;
but in his interview with Gilkey, Captain
Of the Messenger, lasting IL hours, he
made no mention Of the lights Of the YES.
sci. jelly makes u statement to the fol-
lowing effect; Left Victoria, Thursday
the 4th inst. at 0 AM; about 200 people
on the steamer; the crew were constantly
pumping water into the boat to trim the
ship; between s and 0 o'clock in
the evening while in bed heard crash;
heard something fall; bells struck TO
stop, back and go ahead; went on deck,
heard voices say, 1t isall right, We have
struck u vessel; saw lights ut distance
but paid little attention; returned TO the
cabin and noticed that the ship took
heavy list to port; went on deck to the
pilots house, heard some one say she Ia
making water very fast; Captain coming
out Of his room, asked him II there were
any blue lights or guns; lie said blue
lights on pilot house; got them and burn
ed five minutes; noticed engines still
working, but no one at tho wheel went to
starboard side where number OF men
werc trying to get the long boat, but
could not; went to the port boat and
helped five or six women into 1t; tried 10
get the boat of but could not; there were
about twenty women in 1t then; 1t was
about an hour after the steamer struck
when she listed so much; the port boat
wAs in the water; was in that boat,
cut loose; the boat filled and turned over;
got on her bottom and helped several up;
Immediately after the steamer seemed
breaking; two smoke stacks fell and
struck our boat and the steamer sunk;
think about all the women were in our
boat when the boat upset; this was about
10 o'clock at night; afterwards left the
bottom Of the boat, and with another man;
climed on top Of the pilot house floating
near; next morning got some life. e.preserv-
ers floating near tho house and with their
ropes lashed myself and companion to the
house; saw three RATS; think we were
thirty or forty miles south Of Cape Flat.
terry when vessel sunk; my companion
was on the pilot house all Of Friday until
about 4 o'clock p. NJ. when lie died; cut
him loose; sea running very high all day;
soon after he died sighted u vessel; called
and heard people on other RATS calling,
but the vessel did not come near. Satur-
day morning the wind and sea heavy; was
then within mile Of the shore of Van.
cOuver's Island; sighted two vessels on the
American shore which passed on; about
10 A. NJ. Saturday the Messenger picked
inc up. Great excitement in the city on
learning the news; the telegraph and
newspaper offices and Merchants Ex.
change is OOseiged by people who had
friends on board.
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MILWAUKEE, November 0.--The trial
OF ex.Gnuger MOller continued all day.
The evidence Is all In and the case will be
given to the jury this evening probably.
OTTAWA, November 9-Jas. A. Gowan,
proprietor Of the Russell House, has made
an assignment; liabilities 100000. The
Albion Hotel has succumbed to the hard
times also.
JACKSON, Miss, November o. The
State fair opened favorably yesterday,
but on account Of the bad weather to-day
the fair will be continued three days next
week. All the departments are quite
full, and entries may he made until Sat.
urday.
LOUISVILLE, November O.-Thc Orms-
by IIite, who was lost on the Pacific, Is a
son Of Squire Ormsby Ifiteihnagistrate in
this section. He and his father are well
known, and popular persons.
Col. Chas. $. Hanson, Of Paris, Kyp
who during the war engaged proximity
in different battles as a Federal Com.
mander, died Monday at his residence in
Bourbon county.
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CHICAGO, November 9.-FlOur-Steady
with moderate demand. Whcat-De.
mand active and prices advanced; No. /
Chicago spring 81 il; No. 9 81 055s spot
seller November or December No. 5 0Oha
02hO rejected. COrn--Demand fair and
market iirmj No. ., 52I5c bid spot; 5lIGc
bid seller November; Axe seller the year;
rejected Ole, Oats-Dull. No. . Sla3l JGc
spot; 3OjSa3lc seller November, Barley
Firm; SS9SaSSiGc spot; SGNaSGjSc seller
November. Rye-Firm and unchanged.
Pork-StCady for options, cash lower
$40 20 spot; 10 80 seller November; $l9 Ia
10 90 seller April. Larl-Quiet and Arpi
$l2 3Oa12 50 spot; $l2 20ll9 20 seller No.
vGmber. Bulk MGats-Dull and nominal
at Sas1Sal09iallhal2. Whisky--Steady
with moderate demaudat 81 l2.
On call board wheat was GrmGrat$ 81 0SA
al 0Sk December. Corn-Firmcr ut ode
November. Pork-Easyi $40 90 year
Lard-Unchanged.
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PHILADELPHIA, November 9.-The
Second Annual Church Conference Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church In the Uni.
ted States assembled to-day in 81. An
dtews Church. ri. Rev, W. Bacon
Stevens, DID, LID, Bishop Of the Dio-
cesC, occupied the chair. The introduce
tory address was delivered by RI. Rev.
Bishop Clark, Of Rhode Island. The past
communion service was read by III. Rev.
Bishop Hare, Of Nebraska, and the re.
mainder Of the service by ri. Rev. Bishop
Stevens. After which holy communion
was administered TO large number Of
persons. In the afternoon a largo nnm-
bet OF papers we're read, and remarks
made on tintramontiSm and civil author
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puyfrL reports are coming over from
go,,pl concerning the worse than hui
nan ,liycryto which the poor women are
.gb,..ci inportions ofthat country. 1t
,nsr. tia! in the mail and chain dis
,,s,. rhc heaviest work Is done by wo-
g., and that the few Industrious men,
b,,oil far a living, complain OF the wO-
.a for working too many hours
ni ior too small wages, Girls
auIsac place Of fathers nnd wivcs
.ba,JIud5 II has become fashion for
uls, men to seek stout, industrious
p,r, woman ior a. wife and then live on
,uois. One woman informed an in.
,ar,or oi the condition Of the working
o.gp.e that shr married Il swell; n duck
who ,portel q gold watch and chain on
,he morning Of the wedding, but who
I.Ino,nally own the clothes in which
he VA, married; who made her work
in tie brickyard to support him and
keen nim in drink" The husbands, us n
general raIc, hang about the bar rooms
aal ,pnl all the wife earns. And these
unfortunate women;work at all times. A
sd story istoId Of a young woman Ia.
Dgriusm a brickyard who looked exceed.
irgIy II, The manager remarked to her,
"You do not look up too much this
morning" no more would YOU" she
answered, III you had had a child during
the ni,ht.n