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4 HE bRooRLYf REvfyAL-- WKDxEsDAYss
SER vicEs - REQUESTS FOE pRAYER.- Fe1
FORK, November 10. The rain this morn.
lng bad Visible effrcs i,pon The atiendagca
at the rariya meeting DC Tie Brooklyn IN.
bernacie. AS $ o'clock the lower part or the
house was only half. .ftlad aud the gallery
was unoccupIed. The sersices epeuedswith
the singing of hymn. 3 ~ -
REQUESTS FOR preyer. az witch thera ,vere
"a large number. sYera laatE 10 nasrnn Hary.
ley. He said many df fi,psns NJ ss1a o arc
VERY earnest and sfFrc1ing & hasa va, os,s
come from ni mar of tba cn,s. 800
DC them ,seFeS frnsn acrnss IN 49, 49,
ontv knew he anu,,ish ana ss Z, Nv
letters beean In tiisclose Ea Ma s ,;,, $50
duesfs fros, wiyes for ihs;r h,ssi,. w a,s.
teen from mothers far h s.a,
sSs,orc fn. shsrr h.a,,, :, srl
nersons tnr dear Sr,ands' 80 shs.s. a,o,ls
rom narties for near reIa,srss. ~ $40.
man yrhn had ha snr,a hsnSeisa.. ,sia ass9
To ha nrauad fnr m ,as,sss
hv ronr ciernvnsn uhn wishad s az a aaed
work m,6hfe hepin o,i,i, q an 49, 49, 49,
has rot heen Conversion fnr ,oanu ,a aa -
for Two in ddels :.from fiva 4tsiers ,s Shss
broibe YVES firunt yard fnr striU puhn ,u,,ea
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ToBAcco.--Large breaks Of the golden
weed greeted The eyes of the hungry deal.
ers yesterday, The late seasons enabling farm
ers 10 strip. We may expect from now on
full breaks, which will probably rue at fair
prices. A considerable portion OF what Is
being offered is of nondescript character,
probably the most inferior in the crop, as
the farmers are in the habit of marketing
this grade first.--DanuikIe Ne,1S, 11h. H..
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The Montpelier Female Knmane Aase.
etasfen Lottery RI. - 50 l 80. ;ls
Especial telegram to the nispatehf
3 ALExAhDarA, NoTemt err THE meeting
OF the Beard OF Trustees OF the Montpeiies
Female Humane Association, which was IN
session Tuesday and Wednesday, djonrned
for one week. It Is UNDERWOOD that when
they rtassemble 4 proposition win be: made
BY the stockholders by which the present
stockholders shall be made additional stock.
holders to The amount Of money they have
invested, and Thar the sfairs OF The Associa.
ton be continued under the new arrange
nent, and another drawing be; held when
the sale Of tickets shall Warrant lit. q
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

|
MINIATURE ALMANAC, NOVEMBER IL 1875
Sum SETS Sos Hish SIS
POET OF RICHMOND. EovEHBxR II, 1875.
- = ~. ARRIVED. tsS5< !5tys ri u
Steamer Isaac Bell, Lawrence. New York. Iner-
chandlse and passengers, on Dominion Steamship
Steamer John 8. Ide, Geoghegan Baltimore. rner.s
chsndiss. Richmond, York KiveT and Chesapeake
Railroad Company. -. - ~ lsssls
Steamer Alliance, Car. Pniladelpnls, meschans
disc ard passengers, w. r. Porter, a8eas.!s fg#
,5ss1, SAILED. ff9E 0i q 4i9st II Il
steamer shirley, TraverF. Baltimore. merchan.
Disc alid passengers. L. b. Tatuu, agent, q.
Steamer J0h,t s Ide. 6eogheaan, Baltfmope.m eY-
ehandsse, Richuiond, YORK RiTer and chesapeake
hs ssesa gon Sylvester Glnsrd. Ssros. mar.
chsntise and passengers. Z. 3. Tasap, agsns ,,,.5
Grands do Sui, Abs barraeis aour, buniop Z
sssssss5 ;1 pss s ssas yssfs
Schooner Ethan Allen, Blake, Matapzax Cabs,
ngsS eboossr Anna Bell liver, Retta, New York yfa
james River, wood, Curtis Il Parker. e
CLEARED FOB THIS PORT.
From Baltimore, November 10Th, schooner Muir.
ray Van Diver, w iuiama. s5S.
From Alexandria, November 9,h, schooner a. B.
Fields. 80. - !.
| schooner Oliver Jameson, Jameson, twelve days
from Windsor, N. s.. Tor Richmond, al New York
Seooners j.. q. Rapp, Cole; Mary j.. Adams.
| Adams: eward slade. Soper; j. w. Morris, Long.
street: 3. T. R6bblns, Brown Belle, Jorea; from
Virginia, at New York November q.
| ---r.- DISASTERS. i.sys4 t9
| Schooner Oliver Jamiesou, Jarntescn. before re.
pHUed at New London, iesky. Eel prosured extra
hands and ssiled for New YORK nigy or 8th fnssSnf.
| where she will discharge cargo ana. repair.
| Captain. skinner. OF stesu,sr wsstofers from
Back river. Tuesday &C 3 p With toss Of naaiar
| and mizzerrnasts. i, fys ~ s ii. i
By Telegraph.
| VINEYARD HAVEN, November l1.-The brig
| Chancs fnon SC. Domingo for Boytoa, k ashore nc
| Laplnert,s Cove, leaking hsd1y.
NEwBuRYrosT.. Nsysm l. g. l;-:ghs ssnoons1
j on The bar. All HANDS s1yeds !. 4
I stSLOUckSTKR, EoyeDheE 1f.--ThA big MaeataS.
or PliiiadeiEha FOR Portland paxSed her chain End
drsgsed ashore to-day crew were ssyea. =, Z.
4 Crrz State OF Virginia, EusstA Arrived out
| Nora. thllatsaHa, Betty, Hoyen
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Church Congress Of the Protestap MT
Episcopal Church..

PHILADELPHIA, November 11.--The at
tendance at to.day's meeting of the Churcn
Congress of the Protestant Episcopal
Church of the United States was much larger
than on yesterday. The morning session
was occupied in the discussion of the SUB.
iect of the nature and extent of Episcopal
authorities. Elaborate and interesting pa.
:pers on the subject were read and addresses
delivered. d
Bishop Hudlipgion, Of Ne| YORK, r ns;a =
claiming it to be feature of fully-eqaipped
national church.
Rev. DR.. Boggs advocated the General
Convention passing law giving the bishop
power to establish mission in a parish
where the rector was unwilling to pros lie
the work successfully. .--.-z----
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Could not Agree,

Z DETROIT, November II. The jury IN the
Ward case returned into court to-day una.
BILE to agree on the facts, and were sent back
to their ro1m. u, gt:.E - q: ~. - '.'S -
PORTSMOUTH n H., November 1.-THE.
jury The Msgoon- case, prisoner being
charged with poisoning his wife, have diss-
greed.
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TOBACCO More tobacco was sold yester-
day than f,r several days past. About three
hundred piles were disposed of at the va.
rious warehouses. Prices continue stiff.
The quality of that now being received is
not such as 10 auger well of the Forthcoming
crop.-Ly,achburg Vtrgtn,dn, 11h. -
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I ,PosTAL.-J. R. Rust is appointed postnas.
ter at Nineyeh, Warren county. Va, u'ce
John. K. Painter, resigned. A. Y. Lee is ap-
pointed postmaster at Rawley Springs, Rock.
ipgham county, Va, vice Lewis Driver, re-
signed. William NJ Field is appointed post.
master at San Marine, Dinwiddie county,
Va, dice William #. King, resigned.
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France.

PARIS, November 1.-THE Nluonal As.
semby will to-day begin the debate on the
fourteenth clause of the electoral law, which
will decide the method Of voting. n. Du.
favre is expected to open for the ministerial
policy. Gambetta replying. Theirs, Buffet,
and Picard are also expected tospeak.
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DANvILLE TOBACCO MARKET

TReIorted expressly for the Richmond Nispatch,l /!
EussaVsry enmsn, sSSSss Common, ssa
$9; medium, &99 $40: good. 81 0t@$12. "a q
Elleys.-Copmpn., slO0S12: medium, GAG
81 good, $l4@$lS, 81 u. tf E,,s.,iz, d
/ I iSmokers.-l 'ommon, sseE$12; medium bright.
81 go. 80; good 10 fancy, 500 OPS. -
Bright HrapBeya.-Conmon.a 200f28 me
dium, S2SGDx4O; good, SA0G1t50; extra, $500
Ndhogang Wrappgs.- S15@s20;
mf oium, s20@s25; good, $2H@sS0 extra. ESQ
l@SS5. ALPHA. =,
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Rome.

RoME, November 1.-THE Vatican's reply
to the Spanish note was sent to Madrid yes
terd1y. The Vatican accepts the declara-
ton of the Government that it is DESTROYS
to come to an understanding, and has given
the Papal Nuncio at Madrid Instructions to
negotiate. @a=&n.
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es-, :,.1zi riIss1 .ssL.ztI4..f
Eafal Raikroad Accident.

MIDDLLBoRorGH,M Mass, November H.
Edward Murphy and bis mother, both OF
whom were under the influence of liquor, at
tempted to cross the Taunton railroad last
night in a wagon. The horse banked, and
the young u1an was Instantly Killed oy an
approaching train. The mother escaped.
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SENTENCE OF a MURDERER.-Neeo York,
November 10.-The trial Of John Mcclure
for the killing OF Samuel Jackson, colored
man, while returning from picnic at the
Schue'zen Park, Brooklyn. on the morning
Of October 10Th, was concluded to-day in
the Kings County Court before Judge Bar
nard. The jury, after an hours absence, re-
turned verdict of murder in the second de-
gree, and Mcguire was sentenced to impris'
onment in the State prison for life. He TOOK
bis sentence calmly.
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A heavy snow-storm prevailed Wednesday
throughout the northern portion OF Penn.
syIsanil, New York, New Hampshire, an
Vermont. At Brattleboro', VT, eight Inches
OF snow had fallen that evening. Look ont
for q spell Of cold weather IL Richmond, -
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Ihe Willie de Paris.

HAvRE. November 1.-THE Vile de Paris
remains in the same position, it being impos.
!sible to proceed to the operation Of docking
her, owing TO continuous gale. Prepara-
tons are mixing to discharge her cargo.
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! Gaa AecttIenx

DETROIT, November 11.--Gas from the
flue aS the Pullman Palace Company Gas,
Works to-day injured nine workmen-two
fatally. e.3Ttti,.,,t - -: : -. s@.,.,
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Ene,,sh and French Weatber.

English and French Weather.
LONDON, November 1.-THE weather 10
England and France for the past week has
been very stormy. Heavy and almost inces.
ssut rains hare fallen In many parts Of both
countries. Vast tracts have been flooded and
threatened by rising rivers. z
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Nag YorL q asaa,,,.,,..,

: NEW YoBK, November II. Thes Stock
Exchange, at a meeting today. Suspended
two members forcutting under regular COM,
mission rates., Another member Was ex.
PEELED for frauds. 80. 80. 81 - =
In the old else Of JOHN Onahoney, Fe.
MAN head. centre, Belmont 81 Coz bank.
,ers, of York, 10 recover nineteen thou.
sand seven hundred and fftyfwo dollars
t(goldl With interest,to date, which was up
to-day In, the Supreme Court of BrookIyns
motion Of defendants counsel for leave
to file an amended answer was argued, and
decision reserved. A----.-ss'----
4 c. W. Ellis & Co., brokers Of Broad street,
have notified the Produce Exchange that
they were unable to meet their engagements.
They were" bulsn in the October lard cor.
ner. az ~ s 5t.lzI,Ikf III III ~ r. -sir5
The cashier Of the Western Union ,Tele-
graph COMPANY, Of This city, is o deianlter
IN the sum of, thirteen thousand dollars. r !,
The young mistress of Thomas B. Whit.
ney, who committed suicide In Fifth ave.
nue Tuesday evening, is supposed to have
been named Elizabeth RoanP, It Is said her
friends reside in Richmond, Va. ion
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FataII Copi,ery ExpIosio, n, !.

W. ScRAING, BELGIUM, November 11.-An ex-
plosion of fre.daup occurred to-day at the
Mariaboye collieryn in which Ten were killed
and one hundred hurt.
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The Pacific D.saster.

sANsFRANolsco. November 1l.-The Pa.
cific had thirty i've Cinnamon in the steerage,
and six In the cabin. The amount Of treas
ure in private hands aboard was, 300 600.
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Enelssh'Turf Mntsers

LONDON, November 1.-THE Liverpool
Autumn Cup was won by Activity, beating
nineteen horses. u. y.-..-
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aIcHnesDresAC,co!i Exchange.

& THURSDkYs N6Tesnher liz 1875,
y The past week az the Richmond Tobacco Ex-
.change has been marked by brtsk dentsnd for
good grades o. all old tobacco. the
remEEirg ssock Of which IS row yerf HEifed.
The prices were,in the main, satisfactory 10 psr
SONS selling The breaks daIing The past wsskwefa
aes hogsheaas. . 4 nefces, and 20 eoxss 80 .,
New wrappers are coming lnihut sfosfy, and the
quality, general thing quise peor. Akoufo ore
half Of she present stock otsschaccs On hafa eon-
sists OF nandescript leaf stems, and scraps Which
are entirely neglected.. ifs sssegs IL az
There was . very large sale sof isose tsoac6o:st
sboc1oe warehouse yesterday end Inc atsendances
stthe EXCHANGE was In consequence :smaiL, The
breaks comprised SO hogsheads sna 8 tie1eesa1 Ths
offerings 1t auction were IS packaaes. (which
were SOLD At the following prices 81 s.6a, ss.60s
aud $4l. S ~ sss5S, .stsssssis go
1 The following b o siaternsnt or nunhar DC hogs.s
heads, tterces, and xes af tobacco inspectRdt
csved, and delivered al the Tobacco Exchange du-
ring the month Of October a, III ~ \ gsi ,,
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Arrest OF burglars.

Especial telegram toihe Dispatch.I
NoaFoLE, Y a., November III .-A batch OF
bufgIafs nom ina s. astisg #it6 nss
groes, were arrested and jjhlsd BY the police
to-day, md q large lot oil stolen piuDdsr Re.
covered.
Several ships are 10 to-day to load with
cotton for England and France.
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HkhTfMORE
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

- SSEIN AMI cLOUtG EANI1AENCSs'
RICHMOND, November IL, 1878.
+ -. oFFERINGR. docs ). $ "a
i WHEAT White, $50 bushels. Red, 1880
bui hels. tEt' !,E9 ~, ~ T8iizstrl 49,
y CoRN.- White. 70 bushels. Mi1ed, / "a bushels
" 0ATs.- sc bushels. II s ,'srJ 49, =.
~ ,F 49, SALES. ,oS,f !,
WBEAT.-Wait 10 bushels very good at S1.4l:
1916 bushels good at 81 So; % husn.l comm ON at
sl.25; 1873 bushels prime at sl.46i 1853 5asee,s
common NJ $l.20; 100 bushels very go~d az 81 AZ;
~ bushels very good a. S1.4O; 90 bnahels OBJ pri.
vate terms; 212 bushels fair al $l3o-totah $50
bushels. --l-------.-- - ----.-
~ WHEAT Red. 81 bushels ON private terms: $40
bushels very good on private terms; $40 bushels
fair at $1.30; ] OF bushels common at 81 .u5; II
bushels common. arSl .75: 14s bushels prime at
Sl.45; 20 bushels csmmon at 81; 200 buehels
common at $i.32; 62 bushels yery good at 81, 40;
296 bushels cOmmon. ut, A1.2G $50 bushels good
at S1.35; A bushels az SIS 5-tosal, 1,646 BUSH
els. 4-& $50. II .-.t1 .
CORN White. 20 bushels common OLD on private
terms. Miref, 1914 bushels pr1n1e old at 72e. i.
y jOATs.-28 bushels fair spring at 59c; % bushels
good spring AZ 50c.-total, SO bushels. tc.,fn
~ 49, - :. RE-ExHlBfTED. ~
WHEAT W7she, 4 6 bushels. Red, 20 bushels.
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Turkey.

CoNsTANTIEoPLE, November 1l.-Tbe
Grand V,zier Is seriously IT, The present
political state Of affairs causes uneasiness in
Bulgaria.
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MnLEs. HORsEs, xc..
: - ~ 49, - -
PROPOSALS.

~~--~~~~~~~~-~-~~~~~>~~-~>~
OFFICE OF CITY FNGIyEEB,l
RICHMOND, VA, November Z, 1870.
NOTICE.-TO BUILDERS, CARPEN.
~ TIERS, BRICK CONTRACiohss h ~
ofsee nnsl 70 O'CLOCK II. on MONDAY, November
5th for-FNE ARGING AND IMPROYISGT TIE
RESENT CITY JAIL. 49, $50.
Plans snd specifications can be eeen By applying
at the City Engineers office. ...ss.. =.
Bidders win bid separately or Tor the Whole VI
the work embraced In the specif cations.
: The Committee on Public GROUNDS ana Buiolnss
800 w. e. CUTSHAW,
No 8 I'D City Engineer.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, November 11-Mooa.- Stocks dull
and lower. Ioney, 81 God, LAX. Rxcnapge-.
Long. 1887; Tort; 4s7E Governments dull and
Eoeaing.-Money In good supply at 2H@a. stcr.
ling dim and btgher. et 463. Gold ll4x(3I1 AZ.
Governments duh and strong. States quiet and
~ =. BALTIMORE. - ~,
: BALrraoRR. November I.-vkginia ga, peefefs,
As Virginia CONSOLE. COX West v Iginiay, &c
North Carolina 6's, old, ~; new, 8. Bid today.
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FINANCIAL.

OFFICE OF LANCASTER & LUcKE,l
Stock AND REAL STATE BROKERS,
STATE BANK BUILDING. }
TAX-RECEIVABLE COUPONS, With or
i without certificates, Tor sale. ,
STOCKS and BONDS and SECURITIES or all
kinds bOu ght aud sold On commission.
Mn. &C 20 eod1m
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Stor1a, near Boston.

BosroN, November 1.-THE storm In this
vicinity yesterday and last night did con.
siderable damage in addition to the marine
disasters already reported.
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q DARR--PramtnQs-sl.5 0@&3.10 o. ~ ssaei n
= pARK,--Lu0s--Eery common q 606fG tsMe.i
diufn TO gold, $7tdSS !: extra, sSMs9. L4aE-C Conn
men, 30 s0g$l0 !, nsaiuna, 9l09s11; good, s11
: sa nIa1iT. Common, slogans; medium
10 goo1. Sf2.5 0@$20: fne smoking, $22.60As so;
EXTRA smoking. SS59S40.2 Leaf Common % Ues
dunn, xlOflS12 good 20 fine, "a 60@S1 g: extra
Oilers. 817@$20, Wr1Dpers.- Cominon. 4Ie3
,$25: msafam 70 good. iS0g$45 a:ie. s50 @S6t;
8 II AiOoANY.-. Hrappers--C ommen, TO medium,
q 5@$20; good to fine, $259$A0 extra, s45@
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We have good authority for the statement
that Sto we'll, of Boston. has decided to Gre
tire' on bis salary-steal and other pickings.
He is sick OF Virginia, and intends to trans.
late himself to Minnesota, Of which State he
hopes to become Governor armoille Mer.
cury. Il r.. ~-.. - t., :.
The Legislature of West Virginia met at
Wheeling Wednesday. There are indica.
lions that the capital agitation may be re.
pewed. Dissatisfaction with the Wheeling
location exist to considerable extent.
Herbert Spencer, Peter Boyne, and G.. e..
Lewes are to start new philosophical mag
zine, to be called {. The Mind"
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STEAN-BAKERY.

S1CA A-ofA Ia Dse :. --.-~-~
MERCHANTS, PATRONIZE HOME
M ass@- INDUSTRY.
ALL GOODS GUARANTEED AND AT T.,
E" LOWEST PRICES.
Gail and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
4 K1CHARb ADAM
Richmond Steam Bakery and Candy Manufactory,
Sc I7-3m y. III IL and g Twelfth street. .
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A T MEADE& BAKERS DRUGS ORE.
CUTIE PoCKETISHALERS,f for tt cure OF
bronchitis, sore throat, &C.;
ENGLISH LUSG-PROTEGTORS, double and SIM
gle, TO prevent consumption; $50 s.,
GAeRETT'S ELECTRIC DISKS, for the cure OF
nervousness, palsy, &C.;
The GALVANO-FARADiC BATTERIES OF all
sizes and latest improvements; 49, Il. ~
yOLTAIU ARHADlLLO SOL ES,, BANDS, &C.,
for the cure OF cold feet, neuralgia, &C.; .s.
SOFTRUBBER BLD-PANS aud CUSHIONS, for
invaiGs; !. 4. ~ i - i. - p, r. - -
TRUssEs OF HARD RUBBER, impervious to
Precipitation or water will out.wcar any other;
ELASTIC SILK STOCKINGS, for yaricose veins,
wesk joints, &c; 49,. .a.~ars.E y.
LADIES' SUPPORTERS of the best patterns;
SHOULDER. BRACES, for boys aDd girls.
MEADE & BAKER. Pharmacists,
no 4 81 :Ulsi1@t Ere ',sf 9l9 Main street.
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THOMAS COATES,

81 TO $40 per lsaEa, at Fne
Id dlgSp ATGH P!!slsS,TistSSG-gotisss"
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Medical Association OF the United
.a.,-' States. u! i3H't .ati9.

BALTIMORE, November 1.-THE. Ned
ical Association has elected the folio wing
officers: K. ID. Snow, of Rhode Island,
president; F. A. Waller, of Yale. College.
gice-president; j. Foster jenkins, of'Ne
York, secretary; Elisha Harris, of New
York, treasurer. > IEfrjzl sraS'
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SIGNATURE ALMANAC, NOVEMBER IL 1875
Sun. rises 6.5l Moon sets.......... SGT
sun SOB High tide. ...,..,..53 1928
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WATCHES. JEwELHY. DE.

NTATCHEs AND CHAINS tFOR&m
w ladies and gentlemen can he bought for 81
about one half their value. Theirs IS no use $3.50
buy 1t fer S45. or 1926 for a genteman's watch
when Won can get IL for $50. Rings, Buttons. &C.;
very cheap ut 8. a. WtSSTOch'S Loan oness ~
mon lib Eourf ee 9TH street .fths 10 1z-2n
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FOR THE HAIR
L Mrs. ALIENS Worlds Hair Restorer; JET
TER'S hair Color ReStCrcr; CHEVALIERS Life
for the Hair; BElMsTREET's Hair Re. torer !;
.kYGR'S Hair Vigor; HALLS Sicilian and Juniata
Hair Restorer. l.. WAGNER, Druggist.
no9 SIKH and Broad streets,
gENHE GREAT NEW OIL E A N S
i Observation-Disclosures Rheumatic and Gout
Mediciue-can be ;ouud ut WA9NEA'S drugstore,
corner SIKH and Broad streets. nos
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-29
From the Chicago Journal 2lst inst.

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Chicago elevators, as per official re-
turns, contain 2,Os5,2lS bushels of
wheat; 3l3,0S3 bushels of corn; $780, :
7S5 bushels of oats; l4O,SS9 bushels of
rye. and 32i,35l bushels Of barley,
making a grand total OF 3,a53, 1876
bushels, against a,9iS,767 bushels one
week ago. and 3.G45,92S bushels at
Athis period last year.
According to the Board of Trade
statistics, the receipts aDd shipments
of breadstuffs in Chicago, since the
LIST January up to Saturday last, foot
up 2,i5S,S57 barrels of -four and 65,-
03O. 1852 bushels of grain received, and
2,156,2Sl barrels Of flour and 6l,147,-
229 bushels Of grain shipped. The
movement Of hogs for the same period
makes total Of l63, ,265 dressed and
3.770.99f live received, and l4S,5
dressed and 1,156,Gs2 live shipped.
Milwaukee elevators are stored
win 2,b94,23 Dushcis OF MheaI. ll,-
7l6 bushels Of corn; 4G,9Si bushels Of
oats; a6,9Sl bushels Of oais; G.a05
bushels Of rye, and l42,7a3 bushels OF
barley.
The amount Of grain IN sight IN The
States and Canada on the llih instant
| was l6.5Sj,3S9 bushels of wheat; g.
0i9,9s3 bushels Of corn; 3,5G7.077
bushels of oats: 2.632.O67 bushels OF
barley, and 4GS,a bushels of rye.
| The exports from New York, Bos-
ton and Baltimore last week, include
6,21 barrels Of pork ;6,45S,Sl3 pounds
of lard; S.39S,7S2 pounds Of bacon
1897 barrels Of flour 36i. 73S bush
els of wheat and aG6, 475 bushels Of
corn,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-29

A fresh temperance crusade has
been started by the Connecticut ladies.
LIN several towns the whisky drinkers
have already been forced to buy by
the quart and imbibe in private.
A Franklin (Pa.) congregation re-
Gently announced its intention to add
500 to the pastors salary for each
child born in his family during his
ministrations there. The result was
twins, and the mean society has re-
scinded Its resolution.
A French chemist asserts that salt
alone answers oil purposes for pack
Ing pork, provided all animal heat
has left it before sailing. No saltpctre
should be used, as 1t induces sctirvy.
The brine should be as strong IS pos
sible, and cold water il capable Of
dissolving more salt than hot water.
PorAToEs PLANTED DEEP.-We
tried the experiment this year, on
several alternate rows of potatoes
about thirty rods long, of ofplanting a
part about two or three inches deep,
and another part five inches deep.
uc iuttCI AutaTi0uit piONSU 0uoue
20 10 25 per cent more potatoes, the
treatment IN every other respect be-
ing the same. They were cultivated
flat, which always give more than
when idged.--Coaatry Gentleman.
A romantic Young lady fell into a
river, and was likely to be drowned :
but preserver accidentally appeared
and she was conveyed in state OF
insensihility to her home. When she
came to herself she declared thai
she would marry the savior
Of her life. "Impossible,' said her
father. ''Is he already married then r
inquired she. NO" lis he not tho
young man who lives in our neigh
borhood?' ..No;it is Newfound-
/ land dog"