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The P1NcHEs OF PoyERTY--A, SAD STORY
OF DISTRESS AND SUICIDE.-Liying in! a
wretched howell in Lemon alley, Q few doors
west of Payson. street, in West Baltimore,
were a man and wife named KeHner-the
husband, Benedict Kenner, a sober. we'll
meaning German, who had been laborlng
man when employed, but r for several
months had been without work, and
lived with bis wife in state Of utter
restitution, deprived Of even the com.
monest necessities Of life. The little house
was, 10 say the most, scantily furnished, and
everything within and without dicated the
abode OF the worst kind of poverty. For
weeks the husband had been yainly striving
for employment throughout the city until he
had become wholly ;disheartencd and de-
pressed in spirits. His wife was sick, mo-
mentarily expecting childbirth J; and both
were without food. Hhe dreadful reality of
the situation appeared to have preyed so
upon the mind of the husband as to affect
his brain, he lately: exhibiting. temporary
spells of abstraction and seeming uncon.
seriousness. His wife frequently urged
him to make mole efforts to obtain
work, bat he was bereft of all energy or
disposition to try again. On Tuesday eve
ming she told him that in her condition it
was impossible to bear more sufferings than
she had already endured, and unless some.
thing was done to obtain food she would
have TO beg home in the house of rela-
tive, and the two must separate. This de-
termination was not the result OF any quar-
rel, but was talked over quietly as an ineVi-
table necessity. unless some brighter pros
pect arose. The husband promised to make
one more endeayor to find employment, and
went out with that purpose. In the eve.
ming about 10 O'Clock he returned home and
found bis wife absent. Surprising. her to
have carried into effect her determination,
| he at once proceeded to the cellar, and there,
| by means of u handkerchief made fast to
staple in the ceiling, formed q slip:noose.
Mounting barrel, he placed his bead with
in the knot and kckedthe barrel from under
his feet. BE hung there until quite dead, it
is supposed, when, the handkerchief break
ing, the body fell to the floor. The wife re-
turned in ihe evening from the house Of a
neighbor next door, where she had gone,
and waited up all night for her husband.
Yesterday about noon she had occasion to
go to the cellar, and there discovered the
lifeless body. Coroner Ogle was notified,
/ and upon Summoning jury Of Inquest q
verdict of suicide was rendered. The de.
tceaSed was a man OF. about twenty-seven
years of age, and had been married about
one year. His remains were taken in charge
Of by the city for interment. -Balhanore
1 d,,,o, 1910
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wioim,,anIn,s suGrage Conventions

:. NEW YORK, November i6.-The w oman's
Suffrage Convention met here to.day-Co-
lionel Thomas W. Higginson presiding.
5s Theiannual report Of the Executive Com
imittee' states that during the year there bad
been evidences, Of substantial progress OF
the movement In this as yell as In other
countries. rtef &7aY @sI .tti = l.io'la7ts,,,t
anseysrai addresses were made advocating
woman's suffrage. and resolutions were pre-
scented re Affirming the principles of the As
isociation and demanding equal rights for
women. tE45fzs q; ftit;.a X fG: Esat9; saHEs4
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! 1,BANKRUpT NOTICES.

TN.THE DISTRICT QUIT, OF THE
u UNITED sTaTGSFoR THE EkSTERN D7s-
11ICT OF " iRGINIA,. In the matter OF WE'D.
SMITH. bankrups-.1n, panKruptey RstssSonrg
rhis 10th day OF November, ] 876: q.
IT, t1hone IL may concsrns Please 10 take, notice
hereby saxs pett1p has Wit, On the 18th
dsy oil October, "A. D, l416-ffIed tnsssid Disttoe
Court bY ": Is. Sniff, oi Petessbhrg. ia said dis
frict mEohas been iesesofofe duiS declared bank
7upt unter theaet6f Congress ientttBd IAN act 70
obs the UniteT stat@,s r6yett asrct Cd, 1897,
for discharge ana ceftif thereof from all hfs
debts and other claims provable under said act, and
O'Clock A.. ND before q! LyW ATENafAs, One OF the
registrars OF said court inh nc his6Mce
ASSIGNED for The beafinS OF the ssme: when, and
where you lnayiaatend and show caases 20 any you
she ofss,a pSSaan8SH saMSgalSH %
tHts1SSsGt IA rs .a3l sRegisies Id BankruptEy,
|, 10 Fourth Gongressiona Dissrtcf o. Visgtpia.
no 1S&19fI = t.ss,I,,- rs nIsssl .s...s 81.
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AsLaDsEs, saasRsoaa Can vsr :xa,oavn...v,,
T6NaTE rseArE OF NAxY veox nrfrH-
ONLY ONE rfSx 1Dsf Id. ~ -
a. s'andyE RI e Nnvs,,. nj. is ~ ,..,.,,.s,,
.noiffens ns, rraa Il X n, ~.
Co3una fia and fs,nssa - ss,s,,,
Hnuse atso,,t eosyI 49,. fSsa q !,
rnsfa Afsar ma ~. ,.as,
III Colns.h,a, ses,sraaus sSisr,ong e., a !,
.,,s,s - - -
carr IN me came III Z, ha ~
trains roltss - No 80, -
miles a., hcr n,,s !, ssoa.I - =, M
otI,er :, = .s,
Tsha ,,ss - .,.o ,,aa t,,.s -,
e;d;, a,,ss,nEs -. ~ s,os, :. -
cn,,d tynin r,.s,,;,,.. sSe. orr.
zine taleeanne6 .ti,es lia5itess Sesaon.sr nar
throws,e Il and the sInokIna ar from fhe
track - & tarrihfa sesne fnJfoseS Ths Ia
dies, car .was fiIlei with PASSENGER and
men. syeynsn. and. al fldress Mere Hynfned 10.
gether. wounded. crashed. ana bieedinG.
Affsrs Few no;n,aies, c,,,nf1sion ;fba us;n.
dasSs ana doors were broken nnanz an AMI the n,
rssse,,ue,s sn,arna,, frars, fsa surscs TT no
them i6tacnverad thatI .svhy,ah ,is,,vi wsrs
bruised serionsly bit one .lIa 'svas Jost-tbat
Of Charlie Niehtiueals.. bright and .IoyabIe
child about six years, old, son Of. William
Nightingale. Of Brunswick. "a. THE child
had gbt,f aa sifpbt wound an .tfis, beaf3. and
IseeneNtS have been steamed, to death "A
SON Of Mr.. sHeeetheimer, of.athet United
States Coast Srryey:wlio was FL the smoking
car. was seriousiyr blurred :; and will proba.
blvdlose an eve. MIR, Disbman. OF IBalti.
nore, q commercial traveller, was cut the
l;arro. bled q ,groat; deal and seemed badly
wounded. = .7tlf.cti9 "a AZ ~ ~
F,TAssoon as possible the passengers were
rescued from, the. wreck, ,aDd rat last every
passenger was bronghtfonTthetr train except
the, pyor boy whose nntimely death Is above
I,recorded ID. "a. "A few hours.later the outward
sboand train reached the spot, and, being nn-
liable to PASS brought the, passengers OF. the
wrecked train to 'augusta. is0a -
T The following Is a list Of the passengers
hrs, F. r.. Weston, ofsNew York; Misses
Resa Voolfolk and Annie Wilson, of Rah.
way. n Y; Mrs. Coyle, Townsville, Ga.
Mr.. Patti. Baltimore;3J. Margentoff, Aiken,
s. C.;t q: jacobs, New York; +. 81.
Ensle, Macon, Georgia; a.; b.: aofA,
washington, u. g.; ). l.. Atkins and W: d.
Dougiass, new 1ork water foWell, Az
susta's MT. DlshDan, baltimore; mrs. W.
M meDane, georgia; Inomas bell, LAT
.npgton, 3: "; Mrs: and Misses Nightingale,
brunsWtck, ga MISS Fowler, kieomona
- Hill, Long isand; mr.. 'and Mrs. he
getheimef, Unhed States Coast survey ".
Z. Jordan, Aiken, s. c.; L. N. Rushton
and Hardy Crouch Johnston, s. e.; Governor
Chamberlain, Columbia, s. c.; Ak. Gro
yer, New YORK Dr.. Deboit, Philadelphia.
The conductor OF the passenger train is
NOT NaHleu, out tnere ls great ieehnS against
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The Augusta Eiectfon-Opinion of the
...- "a. Attorney. General.
CsnecIal telegram to the Di!

u IT ;. "IEpVCIHI leIeREdIH 10 uIt1DlsPhtSn'J
+ srAUNroN, Va, November ls.-The new
case in Virginia of g contested election in
which the successful candidate has declined
the position, and the contest still continues,
was settled to-day by the opinion of Attor-
ney.G eneral Daniel, which was forwarded
by Governor Kemper to Hon. A. q. b.
Stuart. The Attorney. General decides that
Mr.. stuart,s resignation does not take efett
until the State Board Of Canyassers give him
certificate of election, and then his resigna-
ton puts it out Of the authority of the Hout e
of Delegates, there being no provision in lazy
for such a case. So the. election must go
hack to,tbe people. a4r!fai.i
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from Pelersbusg.

.r from Petersburg.
sss Le's ~ the Richmond Dispatch,1
tCorrsSo' .oyr-AssuA MEETING OF TIE
FIRM last r.,,,ry.-rHg PRINCE GEORGE
hIs''" prTrnspcse, November Is, 1870.
e., hroSe out about o'ctoekias. n,ea.
\ hrg ,. Tta three-story brick oniloing on
in the '" siiey near the Old Market. Ine
CetSsoS, ,hr upper floor OF the hoase were
roof auu WV The building belonged TO the
de>'io.ttI,h tho late Charles Friend, ana was
estate o. ~, sItoce.her by colored families. II
occal.'u ia the Virginia MUTUAL, Oh hicn'
, m[g for s., coo. , ot mic c,,r hp,a tbe,,
Ihe "s,inc last night at the Boiling.
snnLS' ra.si and celebrated the occasion
nrooN it .ne supper. The following officers
win ,a,cS for the ensuing year: Dr. CIV.
were &C. nresidcnt; w, E. Harwood and
kos'"HSG nj frs, and second yice-presidents
l. a. IIn,on. secretary; James DnBn, CORE
T. H. 80 t.'r secretary. Committee on Monthly
sIo"U,,DIND y. ". Lasster,iH. 6. Leigh, and
KeP2ss iocIdel,. On Court Medicale: Thomas
bus hs" Jamcs w. Claiborne. Hugh Stock
w." ny ". Lassiter. aud r. w. Jeffseys.
oe,,' V {. Ieler. whose Illness was an
N,5 in this correspondence several day:
no"" SiSd las, night, aged six:y-four yesrs
a. 49, S ma" was sent over TO Richmond to-day
70; The i".' trsc! Of lard in Lunenburg county
,..,yo ss the Cohu Stokes tract has beer
fh,,",.,s1.ed By Mr. Frost, of Massachusetts
1000. The purchaser will soon take VI
~, n,jdence in the county.
"' ~, nr>it,ons in the contested-electiou cas-
,tn,i,;qr, rs. Page. in Prince George county
~ w. Mil In progress. During the examins
49,, n Mr. John Lane County cierk) to-day
= -, ns. found that the package Of ballots from
Band nsgisterisi district had been lost O.
need. The examination will be con
,..ued ,c-morro~ on behalf of Mr.. Page. !.
III. agent of the Italian Government j
-,'r sn,ooing from this city seven hundred
So..acads OF tobacco recently purchased TO
49,. country. The vessels are loading q
VS. p,,nt ROBIN Hoop.
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INTERESTING SuIr.-On "Wednesday suit
was entered against the Freedmen's Savings
Bank in Washington bye. NV. Sbawyer.to
recover the full amount of bis deposit IN
stead of accepting dividend he having
given the requisite sixty days notice for
withdrawal before the institution suspended.
The case exctes considerable interest on &C.
count Of Its bearing on similar institutions.
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TAG LOUISVILLE CRY HAIL FIRE.--Water
had TO be thrown one hundred and fifty feet
high, compelling tive engines to play into
the same bose. By means OF long ropes the
hose was drawn TO- the top OF the ball, and
there used to great advantage. It is impos.
sible to estimate the damage nov, but the
loss willcome under the insurance, which IL
S45 900. II i4,.; ,f.,s ~
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ia
Sslissy. s. 81 s.. III 4.
4 0untrscsss szicss 8es, h1sti slss q 81
. Bfa3ss DSestrlfs, Gle; &es is;
4stfls y, 80
sSags 3 sx9t d. .,..a ~
LSss ~ ss = sSas
sssssss q 1 : ssS 4 !
sMag 70: - ~.
osss:9 EfaseeS. noe. a,seatr,e III BIZ zs
sosrm. s2.z5 snals- 70: stra,ss. ss I LAP
dozen: Ed a Fl ~ sa Is;
1g - q g lssfnia keroseae
e. "a, ssrs y, 49,
Nc ~ rs,.,tsn :,a ~,
Azsarican. 80 s.
q asspe',sss'e; SO
Il. nj 81 Il
f. e. eTusnss s Z s11@saS ii box boz
.s7yacsrass. 90. .slss 8a4sfs,.s 81
Asesss snonlaers. IKE; csear r,S.sfdaa r4srs
gina hams, Isalsc; susssscn up6 anssn,.sl
{ h1ss plein namss sauvased hsnss a5a DC.
Ihoons, SS7 rs - - snrss
EeaSa4 as fur garirsss srassS s4 ssssIn -
ssss q Rssonas ss ' ssssss
9sss. ssoa TIC
,Sendiss sAaatnnattna candles lT<@1Ss.; Il set.
o4SSss: Prime cuttings 14kfft Sci. Noseern,as ara
EsriIsn uTy1sas 1ss sSas1nsn
5ass r.i@s Az Ssr Sas
aasassss; Common syrnp- -noesne.asss ase. !:
syISps 6o@s5c ~ ssscn soS M, s sna sD,asn
nssse sE@ sSes0a Acod se6sess Rs Orleans
.,5irs SaroIinaS SszD sact. IA n,ns,n -.
Ia: HerTaaNor,n Garoans Na1. e 81, so "a.
SnyfS GaTolina gross -iezssrs1 s.s y =
ssSos Norm Carolina roe, saas1Mg 1850 $3.50
nrrel, MacEerel~Ho,-l BaS.fslEairsS,sso1 A hI,.
6esreis. sI3GslA: Mo- g. Innckeres. sSssSo:e e
Asss shad N Kits ,ana io,s ..,' ,,
a. s asEsi an Tr,, ~ snre 90 SSo ~
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SUFFocArED By CoAL-GAs.-Prouidenc
r. l., November 17.-In Seekonk, Mass,
Tuesday morning, Mrs. Annie L. Waterman
and two children were found In their room
insensible from coal.gas escaping from q
stove the damper of which was improperly
turned. One child was soon restored, but
the other died yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
Waterman was restored to consciousness
this morning, but is in critical condition.
She lost her husband last spring and bro
Their last week .Hasktf -. !. - -. -
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ESNSLV1F4ZE 20 WbS1A k4O6tf&sy
I III Nnrrrn IN q Z sS.x. e,

4 Il LONDON. Il eHcsnr SoSKsx,s 5s
So u November AZ 1896:
~ Sifa---Ne have TO report an isnprosNa Sae.
mand In our tobacco sssara et during tue past
month. This was materially expected ID this
season OF the year, after the inactivity which
has prevailed for so long q period. The
small import Ii now about OIL arrived, ard
the trade have satisfied themselves that prac-
ideally they have only the old stock TO look
to Tor supplies, snd that the assortment ID
this 10 already much narrowed. aS'
We may observe, however, that business
was encouraged, by a disposition on the part
Of holders to meet buyers, especially on me.
diani and common seesteTn strips, which IN.
til lately have scarcely been asked for Some
geed and fiue parcels were sold at aboat our
top quotations, .but the turn Ieyent 10 these
has been In buyers favor. I.
We think the position. Of holders on this
side is Still one of considerable strength |;
bet certainly the tenor Of American aavices
is not such as to give much support to the
market, and it must be expected that these
will have their due weight on the action Of
both buyers and sellers.
Our November circular usuafly makes
some reference to the Sanpling of the new ar.
Yiools-as the entire import of neso soestern
strips TO this date will scarcely exceed three
hundred and ffty hoashcads, aid OF. ViTgi-
MIA four hundred .hoeaheodse-there is not
much to be said, but the very few we have
seen are very poor. Leaf shows but little
color. Some parcels We have sampled fully
come upto the usual high standard Of the
shipper for ine, quality and favor, but these
fail TO command fancy prices 10 the absence
Of color. ,si. 80; 81 ,as vi 49, ~ IS
We do not know of any TRANSACTIONS in
| V,rgiaia strips. The old stock pn sale here
consists mostly of the. higher grades, hith-
erto held at prices beyond the views' OF buy
ers Liverpool, with her large stock, must
naturally: govern prices for Virginia tobacco,
and the reports that reach US are not likely
TO assist-0 chances Of selling. -~-----.-..--.
| ~EItis 10 be hoped that Stemn.ers, bota in
3sViFginia and the West, will, in preparing for
their new work, understand the; change in
progress on this side, which, although gra.
dual, must be very certain in its effects on
prices before another import can be received.
QUoTAr1oSs.- VirgfaiaH LeGf.-Common,
Cd. per Ib.; middlipg' to good fine, q to Id.
per b.; bright fancy, II to- 15d. per 10.
Stemmed. Common to middling, So to 10sd.
per To-. good to fine, lii to 13d. per ID. =
Western Leaf.-Ordinary to :middling ex-
ports, to 73d. per lb.l; good to fine exports,
to 10d. per h.; sound dry common to fair
cutting, 6 to Sad. per. b.; good and fine and
bright color, 8 to lsal2d. per lb. Stemnsed.
Common to medium, 8 to 10ad. per h.; good
to fine, II to 12d. per h.; selections, 1Sd.
per b., al. 49,, -,
Neqrohead and CaueadiSh.--8 to 12alSd.
per ID. "a g. .fs'+# @
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,weatherPro,,D liabilities.

: WIsH1NaroN, November 1S.-For the
South Atlantic and ,iEast Gulf States, lower
barometer southeast, to southwest Winds,
warmer and partly cloudy weather.
{, For, the Middle States, falling barometer,
anntieass toe,southwest$ winds, 4 cloudy or
:psftly ciondy weather, and RAIN or. SNOW
in the northern III 49, fssr,;
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The grand jury Of Columbus, Miss, have
failed to find q bill against Lieutenant. Gov
;ernor Davis, against whom charges OF bribery
were made. ,.....l1 :. ~ ii ,r,. ~zrLg7
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Among the persons upon the Platform at
The unseillng Of the Poe aonumsnt, IN Bal
tmore, was Professor Joseph fClarkes o very
venerable gentleman, whose school at Hich..
mond, Va, had been attended by Poe when
0 boy. El%4tF "a ;iStffsfos
President Grant weighs one hund and
sisatg-ssyen pounds,
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I@h9& = = RE-EXHIBIEED. ~ Y.f. ~,
WIIEAT - Waite, 40 ,buihels. Red, 90 bushels.
REMARKS. Es,2a tS.i ~.

From and after, the 18th instant the Exchange
viii be open-frouf OK A. H. GALES will commence
at 10 A. N. The market for wheat continues COM
paratiYeiy inactive, at the same time $l46is stea
dry maintained for prime samples OF both red and
white! The receipts Of corn are BEGINNING 20 IN
crease somewhat The excitement prevailing some
days ago has subsidized. Very good old to-day solo
at 75c., aud very good new at 65c. (which is DIFF
ference of loo. between the two kinds. The dher-
ence IN the price Of the same kinds Of corn for the
corresponding day last year was DC. ~ =
The predictions Of those who In the early part OF
the season maintained that the wheat crop was nt-
terly ruined are now shown to be without POUNDS.
ton, for the offerings Of wheat on the Richmsnd
Corr and Flour Exchange from the lst OF July;to
the 18th November, 1875, were la,l os Bushels
In excess of the quantity offered In the correspond
ING period of last year, ana this, too, was almos
exclusively Virginia wheat, while last yeara large
portion OF the offerings were Western wheat. Z,
The yield OF corn in the United States this sea'
VIII greatly exceed that Of last year. The grea
hog producing States art provided with fue crop
and the farmers are ready 10 advantage OF 1t.
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MAcHIsE-SAoP BuENeD. Peterbcro', N.
H., November 111.--G. r. Fslts machine
shop was burned isstsntght. Loss. $25, 600.
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: BOOTS, SHOES, &c.

TUST. t3OsP ENED-GFNTLE-m
81 MEMS FINE DRESS BOOTS, yeryMEaA
cheap; Gentleinen's Calf Doubls.Sole Con: " .
Rress CATERS Ladies' fine French Kid Button
Boots; LADIES' fine Serge Kid Foxed Button,Boots;
Ladies' fine Kid Foxed Serge Boots; Gentemen's
400 MsIn street, between Ninth and Tenth.
noi9 JOHN C. PAGE, JR., Agent. z
yum AND C THE STOCK OLA
N SHOES TAYLOR has and the prices& ~
he is selling them Yo9 can get any Kind efs sAnr
sor Mem Iadies,, Misses, Children's and Infants
sH0ES-alI STYLES anu qualities; Gentlemen's and
Rnys' fne BOOTS and SHOES anotherlot or those
= = = 4, IfWsP.W. TAYLOR,
S,,nsa 8 Fourth and Broad streets, I
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= -, - 1a - lahaxaa Censtitution.

aoSrasto,,MlEsabsY r. November Il. The rnajori-
tt ~ for tbe ratification OF TIE new Eonstitr,
ton win not be less than fifty thousand, ana
NAV reach sixty thousand. Only, four lcoun.
ties in the State gave msjorltles against ~, tne
remaining sixty.one being ever helmingiy
In favor So .eas u - ~ g ~ ~
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BY Telegraph.
=: NETWORK.

NEW YORK, November Noon. -Stocks active
and strong. Money. 8. Sod, l14S. Exchange
Long, 1875; short ASH. Governments dull and
strong States quiet.
: Ersning:1doney active at 3@4. Sterling, 4S4A.
Gold, ll4&01144-~. Governments duh and strong {;
new ives, 116A. states quiet and nominal.
i,rsslo,H BALTIMORE. sas}
BALTIMORE. November -yirgipia6's, peelers,
%: Virginia consols. y6S. West Virginta's 3.
or,h Carolina 6s, old, 16s; new, 8; special tax,
=. Bio to-day..r 10 -aEt-L-i-k U I
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RI Won gAVE NEVER SEEN

TT YOU HAVE NEVER SEEN Ms
L ROOTS and So OFSy at low prices, 60
c,u or 4 n TINSLEY & CO.'S, All Broad street,
for there You viii find nearly all kipds ana SYKES
from the cearsest mems brogans TO tne nnest iaales
and wants ofthe people. TRuN ks and SATCHlElS
foo Mt very low prizes Now, eall and JOCK, ior u
will cost you nothing, unless tne loW PRICES spVH'u
iaqSp done neatly andWith dispatch. y
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MfifsFeed

y Esibst,i6: 55c. "a bsishel. Il z = 4 +ao's2
I Ryo,cnstur: 3 3OQ35c. a. busne hi3a 1870 y
:; Shorts 25030c. sa btishe1.f3 liaifEifsa 35tEf
Wheat Bran: 20@25c. "a bushel. ~ h"t ~
Corn Bran :. 10000. % busheL
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TUST RECEIVED,H FALL .88
oil GOoDSs-A full line CT Banister 81
Tchenors ana .,sssss
sos biidrsn,s Rmttons and Lace-Boots broad
hss d-sewed Shoes for old ladies; boys and
Youths lfskiR Caters and Lace SHOES nne sois-
ieA'Aet AAN WiNCO, ELEETT CRuMPs.i
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1.NOTHER SUPPLY OF La Arr
IA DIES, and BOYS SHOES justsasessss'E q.
made up and for sale low. Shoes from this STOCK
TOOK premiums at the Fair and were pronounced
nv The som E,ittee very suueyior. ittJ fIss5 z +
- : 5 = - - OLD DOMINIoE.EA0TSR
40 60 - :, 20 o. ~ 81 on MAIN street,
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TiENTLEMENS s. tL0NG.LEG NE3n
ole. sole Rox-foe Boets Cloth and Kid CONF &AS
gress-Gaiters and Goat B9skins, band .,,sses,
sevcd very soft for ond ladies; Laoles. A,sses.
t'''N $3.50 sd55(sH j. A. GRIGG'S,
Egg, IA ri !. 80 Tenth and Main Streets
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HANDBI1L 81 ID ss per hundred, at
III, tha DIsPATtH PRIN1sNGsHQUEEs.
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~ A1<sA =
81 Ia @ ssss IL Is
Hofatcttte ~ q Sol, al,s,z ptsn County &
AN ,AsogE aoaAs Taxes ran s.asv rsFo HsR
3 !, oIVs HANDS sasD KrLLs 4 cusarANlox srHR
cArssf OF THs DaFF1cuLTY-nsa7H Yaon al
oyKaposE Or oAaraoB. ,s5is Z 7.
fspesiai seeslesran 70 the Dhpaschl &
4. FRAsxIls, Va, November up oily
Josnsr was shot and killed BY Docia Port
ress to-day. Both are white. Docia Port
ress and jack Fortress ther fa.her) are both
ia fall, .1 - e
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= BALTIMORE
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, November ls, 1876.
uFFERINas. 49,
SALES.

bus hels. 400 t-@h.thW
CORN White, 6S8 bushels. . optl
OATS.-40 bushels. ,if.t -lsIp .En,' ~.
r OAT STRAw.-40 bales ~ 5Tt.'' - .an,i
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&c., Jjs.s
81 IS .lLi.s4 rs ~ ,liss1.s I'D; z z :
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..Rrw YORK, NoSembef I s--A rr!yed City OF
= Arrived eaG Penney ODER Little Harry,
Monitor, AlbatIosa, Louise nv II y .aty i
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