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brisk demand for desirable grades for uranufsctur-
ing, and prices for them are firm.
Loose tobacco continues 10 be sold in very large
quantities, most Of which Is common. Prices range
from So to SIT.
The following are the proxlmate quotations OF the
market:
DAHK.-Primfngs-s1
- DAR Il - commS9; 90 0o9I6 me
mon, ssG$9; medium, 80. 50@$10; good, ell
@s13; fine, $13.50@S15.
10 good, 81 e. 5OMS20: fine smoking, S22.5Oai 80:
extra smoking, $359s40. Ledf-Commen 10 me-
dunn. Il o@s12; good to fine, t12 .50@S16: extra
hIlers, &l7HtS2O. HTapDers-COmmon. $3.50
s25: medium 10 good. sS0gS45; hne, s5o@s65 !;
extra, S75@$S0.
MAIIoGANY- Uruppers-Common to medium.
sl5@$2O; good TO iiue, S25@&40; extra, s45@
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, November 25, 1875.
OFFERINGS:
wHEAr-WhRe, 9j1 bushels. Red, 1884
CoRS.-Hhne, ,oo2 bushels. ANsed, 100 BUSH
els.
OArs.-314 bu hcIs.
RYE--52 bushels.
BLACKEYE PEAs.-1s bushels.
WHEAT.-White. 80 bushels at 1855; "a bu.n.
els slime at x1.45; 41S bushe good on private
terms: "a bushels common vt Sl.1O; SO bushels
az 1897; 32 bushels al Sl.42; 102 bushels at
81 Al; 5e bushels at 81 -; SO bushels at s1.4l.
SLAP; sc bushels al 1.2u; 1854 bushels at 1856;
30 bushels good on private terms: SO bushels a I
81 .25: $50 bushels prime al *l.45: 220 bushels
ut S1.4O; 22O bushels at Sl.4l: ID bushels at
&1.15 326 bushels good at Fl .43; l6 bushels al
Zoe bushels at I'LL 0-total, 1,778 bushels
CORN White, 3S bushels new at &c.; Sc BUSH
els new o: 65e: i 80 bushels new at &C.; 16 BUSH
els new at 55c:; 32 bushes choice new At 65c.-to-
tai, $40 bushels.
CoRN.-lNred, 90 bushels a: SIC.
0ATS.-20 bushels common spring at Sic; 20
bushels very good spring on private terms: 104
bushels prime spring on private terms: 90 bushels
spring at &c.; 124 bushels very good spring at
53c-total. 294 bu, heis
RYE-30 bushels at 73c.; 20 bushels at 70c.-
total, 81 bushels.
BLACKRYE PEAs.-4 bushels at Sl.25; IA
bushels at Sl.3O-t0lal, 6 bushels.
RE-EXHIBITED.
WHEAT.-Ref, 40 bushels.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, EoyEABER 25, 1S75.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF RICHMOND, EoYEABEB rs, 1875.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Lawrence, New York. Iner-
chandise and passengers, on dominion Steamship
Steamer Alliance, Carr, Philadelphia, mereban.
disc and passengers. W. t. Porter. agent;
scnooner William Allen, Jones, New YORK. nay
Schooner Emma G. Edwards, Chamberlain, Few
York, plaster, Staples 4 Blair. 49,,
Schooner Carrie, j huson, Philadelphia, coal,
Powhalan Iron Company
Schooner Annie :. Gaskill, Gaskill, Philadelphia,
'V Sch5cncr Martha Collins, Groves, Georgetown,
u. c., coal, :. y. LaihroD. .
Schooner Il. +. Sped'ien, Spebden, Alexandra,
- hnoner Fl. r. rimTonS, Wnicits, Albany, lual-
Der, Charles +. Whtl,cs.
SAILED.
Steamer Shirley, Travers, Baltimore, mercban-
disc and passengers, H. 49, aEn .a ssrr,,k MGR.
chandise and passengers, L. r. Tatum. agent.
Schooner H. L. James, James, Baltimore, ors,
Schooner Helen Rommel, Corson, Philadelphia
ria sbol ne's. GOA, Cnr'is & Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS POST.
From New York November -, schooner Ada'T II.
Fr..ui iliiad-lphia Move mSer %, schooner John
H.nri, Donnally.
Schooner Major William II. Tan nn. SHOE, SicIG
Richmonh, at Thiladephia November 23.
n, philadt lDhl1 Novfm.cr %.
The scuOouer NINA Il. EdwfrdR, t,t1nloerGiln,
arrived ut tLls pors November 25 trom New YORK
Will the cargo of the schooner O)lf.r u,
Ju,ui, sG1l, which was bou1r TO hicainonG rom
WInGscr. n. -. with pist.r, and which put lAto
New York, November IL, leaking badly.
DISASTER.
Schooner T. G. Lyman, Morrow, from New ORE
for n Ith,spnd. with 4 cargo or old ruiiroad IRON,
ran a.hore ~ 2 o'clock 4. NJ. November rs on
Long Beacn TWO miles North Of Little :eg Harbof,
- H. ana will b. i total loss. Crew S*Ycj. Wfl
of the cargo Will b. saved. The L. 4. Lyman rtSls-
trrrd eipjl y-twn tons. WAS built II NtsfDrook IN
lg53 AZ II .led from New Haven. The cargo vas
Insured in New ok.
DISASTERS IN SEFrETBER.
The directors Of the bureau Vtrltas has just phn-
ushpd Ih. Iollo wing STAT IHent of maritime dls.s'
IrIe reported during the month CT september
1875 concer ming all figs:
sailing vessels reported lost: % FngiSh fe:seis,
Q (tIman. 6 Frs nch. + Norwegian, Amorieln. +
Italian, 3 danish 3 RUSSIAN. swedish. I,Nteh,
! SPANISH and 2 Of which the nLtiGn,iily - ah-
kgown total. 96. In this numEr are incihaea
sailing vessels reporter miss .n.. . q
sws I'll b. Amer lean: and Spini h-totai, ~. in
This number IL Included steamer F:porHo Liss'
ig.
NEW YORK November 25. Arrived ont Pence,
CharI.. ton, C'Beirne, New Creans, pire Hateh'
rltaiis.
DISASTER.
HALIFAX, y. s.. November 2h.-ths scnoon sa
Stella Suria of HalifsX. for The Ml4dach lst"hooi
is ashore al Broad Cove with al! hluHs ofo"'c"'
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WILMINGTON IN. C., MARKETS.

NOVEMBER 23.-SDirits Dentine.-kecepts,
362 casks. Sales Of rs casks city distilled at Soc,
aud 225 casks ut 34Sc. q. gallon for southern pack
ages Market quiet.
Rosin.-k ecaipts. 1927 barrels. Sale, OF 500
barrels strained aL $l.40 and 1900 barrels good
strained at 81. is. MIrket for strained hrm AZ
Sl.40.
Crude Turpentine.-Recei 42S barrels. Sales
OF 500 b,rrels al $3.50 for virgin and yellow-dip
and 81 60 for hard. lr'arket steady.
Ii,r.-Receipts and sa.es OF "a barrels at 81 go.
Market steady. go.
Cotton.- Receipts, 291 bales. Market quiet, with
sales OF $50 bales hi the following official quota
lions: Ordinary good ordinary, and strict GOOD orG-
nary. nominal; low midoling, l2kc.: middLuE,
IKE. go ID mddling, 13c.
Corn-Market quiet. Cargoes Of new corn Will
prohtbI, bring 75c. per bushel. But very little
coming In at present.-Sar.
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TOILET ARTICLES.

TOR THE LADiES.-LUBIN'S PESTA.
e CHIC NUT SKIN and COMPLEXION-POW.
DER,
Iubiu's VIOLET POWDER,
Saunfcrs's FACE-PowDER,
Cnlga'c's CASHMERE BOUQUET POWDER,
Dorln's BLANC DE PEPLE,
IJorn's OCGE DE THEATRE,
Hagar's MAGNOLIA BALM,
Lard's BLOOM OF YOUTH,
arg, FRENCH.PLATE HAND MIRRORS,
Superior BUFFALO COMBS (large and strong),
gu etior ENGLISH TOOTH BRUSHES,
A fac assor: mcnt Of HAIR-BRUSHES,
Hand ONE Ut GLASS PuSGESTS,
pOwDEk-rUfFS and BOXES.
klegsrl FRFNCH and ENGLISH SOAPS,
9O)1H POwDkIS In great variety,
TOOTH. NAsHES (all the latestl.
hASDKERCnIEF EXTRACTS IA large assort-
mentl,
CoLOGSES 1.-THE most popular).
Fine rPONGES and 'P0SGE-HAGS,
1URKIsu :: OWrLS (for the hath).
Our t,ck OF FANCY ARTICLES Is as complete
and well seleced us can be found south OF kew
York, and We s,llcit call.
POLK MILLER & CO., Apothecaries,
corner \ inIh and Main streets.
MILLER & PIERCf.
Lo22 corner Fifth and Marshall stree Us.
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General. Markets.
CINCINNATI HOG AND PROVISIONS MAR
KET.

NOVEMBER 23.-Hogs-Toial receipts, o3Z
head with 80 cars ~ arrive oy Little Miami ral,.
rO.d. which will increase The n2ai-s 10 a .'t
S7.I5aS7.3O; ta'rto good packing, S7.40aS7 6o;
xooi bitcuers', $7-65.
wet weather has bad feet on the trade.
Ue.s Pork.-Thsre IS rotring II, W In the marse y;
Holders are asking $21 " barrel sales Maoe al S~o
seller frs, zen days In March
Green Meats. The maj ket Is quiet; sheplderS
bel ut TIC; clear rib-,i,'es, lo7Sg1otc.' nam
BWE. Me,ts The market Is steady; shoulders
Urn Gays In ssltl, &c. clear rb-sides, lie. c'eaf
I1Hc.-ali loose,
Bacon. The mark ct squiet and unchanged.
Llrrd-The m II ket Is firm. Holders OF prime
STAN are asking 124c city kettle 10 heio " 1890
Sugar. Cured Hams.-The dem1nd is good; ana
sales are made at l5a0 &c. u ID. AS TO Grand an'
Sugar. Picked lMeats.-Hams are hrno, With sales
o. B 3 B9eoa.-A good demand at 14@14ac.,
nac Times.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.


THE EASTERN QUESTION.
LONDON. November 25.-The Ereniag Globe
says: "Our STOCK market has betn greatly preju-
diced by rumor. which WIS in circulation to-day,
that Parliament will be summoned 10 consider the
Eastern question, particularly with reference to
Egypt. We have been abe to learn that the ru-
NOR IS unfouuded."
The Eteatng Standard, in lis financial column.
says: "The market cr"sed dull. rumor had
been circulated that Bri I,h feet has been ordered
10 the Mediterranean sea-"
HEAVY AND DISASTROUS GALE.
LONDON, November 23.-A heavy and disastrous
gale II the coast Of F,fe,hire. number OF fish
Ing bnats missing, ard sixteen fl aldermen are
known 10 be drowned aud fourteen are missing.
Spain.
MADRID, November 25.-Additionai reinforce
monts Of thirteen hundred and sxty-fiye men en-
barked for Cuba.
General Quesada captured San Cr!stobal, with all
the CARL fs positions In the neighborhoo Of Pam
palma.
Italy.
ROME, November 25.-The Italian Minister here
has taken steps 10 assure representation OF Italy
at the Centennial.
Prussia.
BERLIN. November 25.-The charge Of fraudu-
lent bankruptcy has been brought against DR..
Sttousberg, who Still under arrest.
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Various Items.

OuEBEC, November 25.-The Government has
dec ued to send five hundred barrels of flour the
people of the Maetacn Isles, who are without their
Winter stock Of pr"vis ions owing 10 the WI ccking
few days ago. OF the vessels conveying the Saline 10
the islaoGs.
CLEVELAND. ono; November 20. A by named
IasItte was 80 severely iu cd last night while per-
forming on the trapeze al the Theatre Comlque that
he Is not expected 10 live,
ALBANY. n. Y, November 25.-The striking
wootu knit e's have submitted TO the reduction Of
their wages.
riyi, g sI,pper was gwen by The News Publishing
Company l.. their oms. on Martin street. 1T was
largely attended. Every profession, trade, ana ~.
aud c. & mt supper was provided. which was enll-
vnned bv speeches. loasls, and songs. The whole
sff ,ir was "A brilliant success.
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FHilvareS.

BOSTON, November 25.-I.nyal, Glkey & Co.,
extensive G ,a- anu lumber dealers. OF WateItown,
failed Today. Liabilities are estimated at two
hundred and afty thousand dollars, Tue failure Is
caused by their Inability TO collect from large
number of master builders and carpenters who
were indebted to The firm.
QUEBEC. CANADA, November 25.-Badwin &
Sleeper, Of the toaticooke Mills Company. have
failed. Their liabilities are estimated at between
forty and fifty thu usand dollars. number Of arti-
sans are thrown out of employment.
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,Ew YORK DRY GOODS TRADE.

EoyRMBRR %. There was simply no business
doing exccut In chnr2ing goods orceIed by mail.
or ms there was = fiir amount Id almost every
thing The few buvers VITO were abroad Ioand u
iections. ono .,,a.@. or ,,..,,
e,e Ell pirces OF mantiia veiyrts, ans 90 pieces
of m ,IIn.ry We yes usiufa ctured by Messrs. 10
t"ins C;uiDet ct Cie, of Lynns, by Greer OF Mr. w.
81 d. Forest q he gopd; were OF the higfess class
era were nun eraus. critical, and eager Inc lower
Qualities we're sold first. aud the .ompetitib was
extremely 81 irifsd. As none or TUE sooas Were
!. -. olive marAs, IL TvGil s~A'S ~ assAaa
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The 81. Louis Crooked Whiskey
Frane5S

ST.. LOUIS November 25.-McGrue repeated the
most of his evidence in the McDonald trial against
ard Given to joyce. lie saw Avery in Washington at
Krashear's request, and told him It WAS foolish to
MONEY for crooked whiskey, and If Avery
fought Brashear all would be found out.
took sizes with Mcdonald arr joyce in kecpiDg
Brasbt ar from ST. Louis Witness visited Avery
at his house. in Washington, IN 1874. to pump
to The ring here. de did not order Inc on; of his
house nor did shake my fist IT him or say that
would get even with him. We parted IN friendly
manner, shak HANDS.
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The Whiskey TrOub' es in Milwaukee e,

MILWAUKEE, November 25.-Judge Dixon dis
solved the Injunction restraining the collector from
selling two hundred and forty sew n thous md dol
lars worth of property Of kissinger assessed FOR
taxes. kssingcr was a.ineInoeI Of Chicago disul-
icry firm.
MILWAUKEE, Novemb 25.-Thr jury In The
case of Wlrih and Xii sori, dstileIs. rendt red Il
verdict oC not guilty as 10 With. AS TO kilwort
they could not agree n nd were discharged.
Mpller the gauger, convic:cd SOME Gays ago ana
awaiting sentence under bail, has disappeared.
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ST. LOUIS HORSE AND MULE MARKET.

NOVEMBER 22-Horses suruly Is good IN
number and fair III quality, coma OF being In ex-
of demand The general inqary In al g'T ns
fast the former taking few plauta ION horses ana
the latter section stTeelers 10 rrrers, let th"re
are hardly any large lois selling To speak o., IN.
courage heavy shipments from ihe co"Ltr' 10 ms
marker. For The present 1t will be adyissDe Tor
county shippers 10 90 sI"w for the ma ket shows
but lille life for the openitg of the week. 4 few
drivers and strcclers 10 TO The city trace, but only
in small numbers. Prices weak a. quo al"p =, ,
dull and prices are weak. Last week .o.ne small
mules wire AIKEN for The West InJ'es. hui now hi,
nv Of + aalpi hands high Inc southern in
auiry is quiet and there |, no eastern demand.
few WORKERS are taken 10y n| cry rn.e for nerh
no SEES or mules, fer the trace 81 ems u ~ maie
for something ', Turn up. Therefor" pfiers ma! .,'
taken as weak at our figures st4t dog-a hint 10 OPP
era,ors I'm tbe country IL pur"hare Cos, nr betrr
vel 10 send in but limi;ed shipments, ana then OH!
Of best stock. e.Ssoo
anction horses and ponies. good. F20@5O: anc lon
horses and ponies. exIrs, s5O@tso ptmg ho aSn
ss sa eaa psn as
SUI itrn hl Is, s60@$70; fair u;nfrn nnrSr,
s5@so extra ss sSu'hs5G 5000
workers. Sll0@$l25 fair ,Ut1tru heavy WORKERS:
Sll59s1S5 CITY light srrlng wsgoh n0r'es. sa1
@sl4o eastern 1re5.erI 81. louis ST. er,eis,
sgS Is e4i. dra T.; choice ;x,fs
9taEnto 5II Mound. II S5@42Ou; extra fancy
dri"iog horses, good size fl50N.200; ezra fancy
driving horses, good ac ion, s155SSSSS3; a g9a
fine horses. Oh steppcrs, 81 TO 81 minutes per
mill. >200Ni3o0. a., sxoa.1s.
Broke Huies.-l34 10 hanos high squeeze,
high, extra, soc @slOO: Az hands high S so,
hes no sF, snIa IS % is
hs,ds high. cxrrt, sl35G$l5O; 15a to 10 hands
biah. si4oas' so: Is 70 l6ls hands high sl60.a
Si7O: l6 ~ 16k hands high, extra p 1o@isluy'
Iinbroke Nulss-Qaotauor Oh all grades are
al ODSI5 DER mead less than those for broke mui;s:
Uubroke mules, 10 be salaoe, must De ,a. r ~
mnIts tour wears old and under. cell al SlotaSio
les ih.n older lnul-s CT same grade. Tho that
are over tour DID, to seven Yeas, are the nsst
marketable.-Glo
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LOUISVILLE MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
MARKET.

NOVEMBER 22.-There is light but steady In
uuiry, and prices are unchanged: Virginia bright
4. e pouuds. S5r @Sl: Virginia bright fnea cx-
ira twists. 7307sc.; Virginia bright ex IA 6.lnch
twist, 73@75c.: Virpinia bright 6.inch twist, 67@
C4c.; Virginia medium bright navy, 3's As and
SIS, 5A@58c.; Virginia bright Us ami los: 56g
6Uc.; Louisville navy, bright mahogany, 5O@62r;
Louisville navy. dark mahogany. third class, 5l@
53c.; Loulsrili navy, fine black, 54@55c.; Louis
vile hnn-cut chewing, 5407Sc.; smoking, 4S@
GOc.-COurifr- Journal
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LOUISVILLE LEAF.ToBACCo MARKET

NOVEMBER 22.-The sales to-day ia this market
were distributed MS follows: .-
The Planters House sod hogsh.ads: hogs
heads Henderson couLty leaf at $14, SlZ.75,
S12.75, and S10.10.
The Ninth Street House sold Is hogsheads: IA
hogshcads Owen county leaf at xll.25, Sl425,
sl4.5O, S14. $11.75, S11 rs. Sl2.25. $l5.25,
s11.75. S13.75 5000, Sl3 %; hogshead fac
torr ltgs at $3.50.
Todd COUNTY at So l hogsheai Logan county new
lc If at 81 {. 5O,-Co,trier-JD Journal
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Fire i'm New York.

NEW YORK. November 25.-The six-siorv brick
bliluing l02 Nassau sire aud SO and 3S Ann
-r. ct was entirely Quilted toy fire to-day. The prin-
c,nal losers are: John Dougan. halter. $4,000:
sniyer a. tucson, hatters, 100000; P. A. Nor
naidesu, silver p alter, $4,000; =. etcrns cigsr
o hers ZIP 500. The building. which belongs TO
the Fowler estate, was Damaged To The amount oil
$4,000 nearly all covered by insurance.
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, November 25.-FOr the South At
lanlic and csst Gulf States, falling barometer, cast
u south winds, warmer, cloudy weather, and occa-
sional rains are probable
For the Middle and Eastern States, aIlipg barnm-
eier, easterly to Souslerly winds. rising tempera-
turc, and increasing cloudiness, folio *ed In The
former by rain, and possibly during the night In the
latter,
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Canada.

ACTION IN CHURCH MATTERS DISMISSED.
MONTREAL. November 25.-To-day Judge Bean
dry dismissed ev. Gavin Langs aci non 10 gam pos
session Cf the terrpnralites fund ofhe Presbyterian
Church on behalf OF the PRESBYTERIAN Church or
Lan. ida in connection with the Church OF Scotland
The same ruling apDies TO the action against Tie
widows and or Uhans' fund.
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LOUIS LEAF.ToBACCo MARKET.

NOVEMBER 22.-We quote Inferio- and light
weight hogsheavs lugs, IS; 50@S450; factory Tugs,
s4@$5; Dlanlers' Jugs. So 50@$7; common dark
@sl1: good shipping leaf 81 l.50@$l $50: me
dlum manufacturing Leaf. i0M LOO; GOOD to
wrapping leaf, s2Oat3O; pnou wrapping leaf, $35
@s45: fne ana fancy wrapping leaf, $500 So
Tunes.
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REMOVALS.

DEMOVAL.-Tbe attention of my friends,
III patrons. ard the general public Is called to the
fac. that have REMOVED to The elegant and spa
cinus ST. re No. l4l0 Main street, VIII are have on
exhibition ana for sale The largest and most CON.
pleIe stock of D:Y GOODS, FANCY GOODS, and
NOTIONo i'm the city,
lowest prc. anu respectfully ask a continuance OF
fayors ut tn. hands OF my old patrons. and call
ana examination OF my stock and prices by ,he
Great Inducements are off red TO purchasers, who
" JOSEPH STRSU>F,
80 oos, No l415 Main street.
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CORHECTION.

The statement in regard 10 an anonymous card
should read follows: Il was called forth ny an
article in the kichmond Christian advocate. In
which Rev. 4. NJ. dwards called upon the writer.
In previous NO. ct The Adu0cate, signing himsel:
simeon Scrugg. to either relract or ma Ike good
his implications of dishonesty of character In more
than nrlnating that bosrd5 uf stewards ana minis
tiers knew how 10 give imtrupcr direction 10 tue
funds collected for tic mission Iry and other benev-
oleut euerp rises OF the church, NJ.
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Murdered by a Lunatic.

-GETTYsBuKG PA. November 25.-A lunatic
named Hill, at The county hospital, today killed
woman named Beatty. who went into his room 10
clean IT, He choked her until she became in' cnsi =
hie. aud then drove the small end of broomsl1cS
into her brain She had been forbidden to 60 into
his room without one CT the Keepers.
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wasy,iugtOn Items.

WAsHISGToS. November 25.-The day Is de-
ljpbttul constant stream of people passed
through the Capitol ,o-tay TO view the remars Of
Vire- President Wilson.
Kerr, Wood, aud Cox. mentioned for the speaker
ship, are here. Senators and INT moers are coming
raninlY
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Tobacco Markets.

RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE
THURSDAY, November 20, S76.
The breaks for the past week comprised 40
hogsbeads, III sierces, and 81 boxes.
The tobacco market duripg the past week mas pre-
,entxd 10 ne IL I,stulr 0f ,nErest- ahsss s1u
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Persisted in q Storm.

PORTLAND. ME-, November 25.-Thc signal-sei
vice Operator at Mount Washington started TO de-
sceud the mountain on Tuesday. and stree has heen
unhcard Of 1t is feared he perlshed In the storm.
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.DEY as,s,ps. /

pLAID DRESS GOODS q. %, so. 40,
- and Coo;
BLACK ALPhCAs from 25c. 20 S1.50;
BLACK CASHMERE st 75cs 81, s1.2s, n 80,
CLOTH GLoAKS from ss to s3s;
sHAWLs, BLANKETS, &c.; AS
BUCK, DUG-sKIy, KID, CALF, SHEEP, SEAL.
Skin, GLgTH. and BERLIN GLOVES;
ALEXANDRA KIDS, Two bo.tons, 81;
VICTORY KIDS, Two buttons, s1.5o
WoRsrED PRINCES, YAK LACEs,
FRENCH and ENGLISH CASSlaERys. ls
GHARLoTTESViELE CasstsfEREs:
Full line OF BLEAsHEr and BROWN CoFroHS
aud SHEETlNaS retailed at Wholesale prices.
COURTNEY q POWELL.
no Is s9ls' 81 Brpa6 stress u =.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS.
NEW aoops
JUST REcEIyED AT
cARDozo, FoURQuREAN & cos.

Handsome DIR Ess-GOODs tus. received OF the
newest slldcs and styles, varying In price from
1916. to So SO per yard.
We have just received large lot OF BLACK
SILKS, which have been bought very cheap, rang
Ing In prices from $l.25 to $5 per yard. We call
special attention 10 our So grade. Purchasers
will find II to their advantage 10 examine our stock
Before purchasing.
COLORED SILKS In all OF the newest shades;
Also, TRIMMING SILKS of all grades and shades;
In VELvETS our stock IS handsomer and larger
than ever heretofore. both In CLOAK and
TRIMMING YELVkTS;
Also, STRIPED CUT vELyETs. for over.dresses
SPITsBERGES CLOTH, for oYer.dresses
CLOAKS.-We have new In stock the largest ana
haudsome,t display 10 be found In the city.
WORSTED PRINCES from zoe. up, 10 suit the
new shades;
SCAnFS of the newest styles;
LADIES' SUITS;
BLANKETs-large stock, ranging in prices fsou,.
So 10 s1S;
Also, cAERIAGE.BLANKETS
CARPETS, RUGS,
DRuGG cts, &C., &C. no l6
II LICHTENSTEIN, Nos. 1705 and 1907
LIE Franklin street, is efferipg large and fresh
selected stock Of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
consisting of !.
DRESS GOODS. CLOTHS,
CASsIMEKES, KERsEYs,
sATTINETS. KENTUCKY JEANS,
REPBLLENTS, FLANNELS,
sHEErGSCs. SBIRTINGS,
EuEyIOTS, GJEGHAMS,
PRINTS, &C.. &C.:
all OF which he IL selling 1T exceedingly low prices.
Give him trial. DO not forget the Ncs-170G and
1907 franklin street. oc 22'3m
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ETOR 4 SUPERB

rREAT REDUCTION ON
GENTLEMEA'S FURNISHING GOODS.
93S PER CENT.
Rp1,UCTIoN ON STOCK SHIRTS AND NO
HUMBUG.
Call and SEE for yourself the largest stock In the
city and The lowest prices
A full stock Of G ENTLEMEN'S UNDERWEAR
aud everything usually kept b, a gentema' thIst'
cl ISL furnishing establishment, and I'll prices
twenty .nre per cent. lower than last season.
First-class Shirts made TO order of hrst.cfass ma.
tea ial OILY. ,,, ,,1,pp
oc o am 9l5 Main street.
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a PLAIN STATEMENT WORTHY OF
N pttU-aL.-The most fashionable, larg's',
and nest maHe CLD1IilNG for 1hs srn~i amount
,,f MONEY. just lCc ivr' hy steamers large lot OF
Eu-. htuchiiln, ana Beaver bvelcoals. ranging
f., m 500" 10 S37: tire tRs inner" Suits rom 81
II S35; Pants fcm 81 so t, $40; and.s similar
Sirsii iricts for all Ct.r toods. ,ome carly anu
.,rura some of Iho.e fine Fur. Beaver vcrc, as,
silk facing. III also make cln;hil,g 10 ord rrheap
II suit the times. II. WIl!TLo' 4, 1917 Mali
street. between thirteenth and Fourteenth.
no . eodl III
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MINIATURE ALMANAC, NOVEMBER 26, 1875
sun rises, ........7.C9l Moon rises........ B 81
sun sets .....4.Sll High tIue........... Eat