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The Denver HorrOE-Arrest Of Some Of
4 ~ .rss .rG the Murderers. s.sE sea

DENVER, COLORADO, October 28.-Threc
o. the participants in the murder of four
Italians IN this city recently have been arrest
ed. Three other OF the murderers-two
Italians and one Mexican-are still ut large.
Intense indignation is felt, but it is believed
the cuIp7its will be dealt with according to
10 IT - - III -. tiss ..EH t.a3a
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Earthquake Shocks I'm Tennessee

Earthquake Shocks I'm Tennessee.
MEMPHIS, TENN, October 28.--An earth.
| quake occurred here last night, causing con-
siderable alarm. Three shocks In rapid
succession caused windows and crockery. to
rattle, especially 10 the upper stories, and in
| some instances caused u stampede to the
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN ANDFLoUR EXCHANGE

ii tCCESN AMI ,LoOG EI0S133AA1SSANS'
7yw g.a =. 7rf RICHMOND, october %, 1870.
yag! 10 Si-ts...> OFFERINGS. ss..-.r,g sst asts,t
WHEAr.-White, Lace bushels. Red, $3.50
CoRS.-Whie, 6Obushels. Yello,0, 17s bushels.
r ,RYE.-22 bushels.
sMEAL-54 bushels = afH!&!'F H65 Ij" ssiti
a ;BRAN-4. $50 pounds ~ ,a@stia: is.si@EL=
4: i!rf5, az ,ugErus SALES "a :.be brns.,.
.q WHEAT White, $40 bushels very good at 81 40 :
l 56 bushels com mon at 81 20; 70 bushels good al
1884: SO bushels common ut $1l2;'64 bnsnels
common ut $l.lD IA bushels common at $ls1Q
S2 bushels prime on private terms 50 Dasnei 3
good s137 46 bushels very good at 49,; ~ ~
81 Is; "a bushels yerygood on private terms . o
bushels common ut Si.15;, 112 bushels good al
81 3S-tutal. ], 23O bushels. Red % oushels 1alr
at 133; 1853 bushels fair at 81 80 2Io!S ousn,
els good q: 81. 35; 40 bushels prime at 40: Zu4
bushels common ut S1.20; 232 bushels Rcoa az
81 ST: l42 bushels very good on private terms
IA bushels common on private TERMS 372 onsnris
very good ut S1.40; o bushels common nj ELL
bushels common at VI rs; 240 bushels 1alr al
k1.32-total. 3,096 bushels t,a:4taE
CORE.-WhHe, $50 bushels very good at 6oG.
SO bushels fair on private terms-tofai, 45o Dush-
els YslLofo, 20 bushels at CSC. * ~. qiC..t
at 43c.; 1873 bushels very good spring at 4sc-
total. 332 bushels. = i. r-1Ss1it =" IaifH:B
, KYE.--l0 bushels at Toe. III + s-tr.j y.I.25
MEAL.-54 bushels ut zoe. ........f.s s.f.si
- ....,...,s. 81. Il RE-EXHlBITED. f.sa s-,aec
WIIEAT.-W1iite. 26O bushels. Red, 322 bushels.
CORN White, 26 bushels.
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g '"aDANvILLE TOBACCO MARKET
IReported expressly for the Richmond dispatch.
OCTOBER 2S.s5s E.@iHGE i EGgs.A~ scan
pri,nin0s-5Oc.@S1.A GgEi3ES ..Irr.sH H@a
Lugs.-Very common, $3@S3 so; common: -
ass: smokers, e6@tS: good smokers, 3lUegFiS.
,Fiiiers.-Common, $50t6; medium, S6Qsf )
good 81. 50@S9. st. !sHr &2Ja.go - ,E.1..
Bright WTapYers.-Common. s1o@f22; me
dunn, $15@$20; good, $20@s25; extra, 93oCa'
These quotations are for new mot enough old
coming in TO justify quotations, ,s..i, ALPHA
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Nominations INA Sorfolk.

NoRFotk, October 2S.-Ini the primary
election to-day by the Conservatives. for
candidates for the Legislature, Colonel l.. D.
Starke and Major w. T. Taliaferro received
the nomination.. -&a3 #-~ EytAb 2u's>r.
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high, CONS,TABLE's SALE

Ill - =. ~, :, 80. :.
J will sell at pubic auction! on MONDAY MORN
ING the 1st or November, 1916. at l O'Clock, at
my Off e. No. 306 franklin street, below Cover
nor street, the following property, TO satisfy distress
warrants executions, and court orders In my hands
BUREAUS. BEDsTEADs, BEDDING. .E,a't's..
TRUNKS, WAsHsTANDS- MATTRESSES, flg.t -
TABLES, WoRK-STATDS. PICTURES ... -s. Eg
CLOCKS, SHOW. CASES. MIRRORS
CHAIRS, GLASS JARS. LOUNGES, H4- .ts.s
SCALES, TETE A.TEyEs, TENDERS (. h.
SOFAS. BED CLOTHING, WATCHES s....f..E.
STOVES FEATHER.BEDs, BOOKS,
BOWLS and PITCHERS Hi~I -GH ~ ts
CARPETS, and MATING, .sr.r "a! : 49, .#.s Il:
MoRTIsISG MACHINES,
TOOL -CH EsTS and TOOLS rt' - :" a's
ASH LUMBER, CLOTHING, u - .g..0s -
HAIR.CLoTH and RED REP; PARLoR CHAIRS.
MARBLE-ToP CENTRE TABLES
MARBI. R.ToP WASHsTANDs. &C. 90 GE3 's
10000 good and fine CIGARS. T..
TERMS: Cash. A. d. DUESbEhE
oc 1885, - n. y. ". ..
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), i. .4vs BY James NJ. Taylor q son,-a -.
Real Estate Agents and Auenonesrs,sa
office corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS, SALE OF 4 VERY
VATIJaBLE TRACT OF LAND ON THE
sSEGu hNICSVILLE TUREPtkE.S NEARlTHE
,9sITY Of RICHMOND. AT AUCTION Ia pafsu:
snca of q decree OF The ChancerY Court OF the CITY
o. tS1ch,nn1d pronounced on the 20 day OF feorn-
or S7h as modified by The DEGREES OF February
* ana October G. 1875. In the suits OF Btnfor0
ne Rinford,s ministrator and cox e1ecator 1s.
nj 4 &c. we shall, az special commissioners
ihersfy appointed, sell NJ pubic aact ions ~ Use
ossce az James N. Taylor SON. alctossers, n
.tna city or Richmond, on eATUhUAL sne 5yh III
dsx af October, 1875, LIZ O'Clock ", me "
= IN E FARM ns above lecateG IN the eouhsy %
Hannver. witbins five miles OF the Guy 9L hie u
lend 'cnntainiDg 221H AGREE more or Icy agu
hnunded IA folsoNs-yiz.. on the eastsny HS anss
Of Thomas Aaree, on the south py she iIia
pn,r,tny liver on ffie west by the MecnaniesSe
nfmrnnike. and on the north sg the county roae "
TEpMss Cash sufficient to pay the expenses go, oi
say about 90, and the reslcue ~ g,
inaIaimants at one, tvo, and three yea, ne
nor cert Interest frep The dale OF sais WI
,be nnrchnser 10 execate bonds Win R9o9 -
for The deferred ana ths - .sS
e era,ained until he whole purchase Is paiu
us &c is ordered By the court.
II desrned s.x psdient the tract VIII 90
,nta sInnl,er mree.s OH the day OF sac. 81
iia'e S' yOdS A. MhREUIIdssnenayz 3
5.s 81 ~ xgf. SsRuRC;E W. RICHARDSON. g
,,sfstss fssI al. ILL a. -
b, il JOB y. 81 l Esi EiEs,mr,issiorers,
Of asrs ii ,TasIoa& sos, Ancsionsefs. S
go IA
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WE WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUG
w TON, on the premises. on THU RSDAY the
2Sth October. 1875, at IL O'Clock NJ. the LARG <
FUUh-STORY BRICK WAREHOUSE situated
on the corner Of Dock and Ninetee streets, ex-
teudiDg through from Dock to Cary, and fronting
on Dock, Cary, and Nineteenth streets. This house
is now occupied-nne apartment by Mr.. W. g.
Thomas. the other by Dfr. 81. Netzger--is built In
the most substantial manner Is in rst.rae repair,
and Is one OF The most valuable properties OF the
kind In the city. '.,.i =
Auctloneers.
- ..a.,.,.sg. PUSTPONEMENT. 2 i9huru, p
The above sale has been pos, poned until sATU R-
DAY AFTERh0OE, November 9th, at 4 O'Clock.
j The terms wilt be one fourth cash balance nj
six twelve, and eighteen months, interest added. =
= -, IL g. WILLIAMS, s. GIBSON, :,
s. M 40 I; q Is tP'-'t ''..-a Ancrioneers.
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EJ, Cock 4 Laushron. Aucr,oneer, 80.
I no., 10 Governor street 81. s.,

vENERAE AssORTMENToFiHgUsEs
We HULIy FuREII CHE AT.AIiCTION.--8n
FRIDAY 1ke 29tn instant at. ! @ O'Clock. we will
sell ss the rssioence No. 81 Main street, between
Sixth and Sesenfh streets, al assortment OF FUR4
nfTukE,0on,stins Of y L., slss So 80 s,fila
One ROSEWOOD ETAGERK = 80 -
MARBLE-TOP ABAES, " {fLt3t3 el'2
PARL0n EaAIEs,f stis tf..siSfh s':S$s5tsf Il
MAHoGhNY MARBLE~Tor SDaHoARD, - s.s.
UHe OAK ExrEsIoN-rABLEt twenty feet long,
fnay be used 10 tNo tables s}GEtunEl5 }}di afa2l
0AK, Woo0-sEAT CHAIRS, MATING ,is;t,., gro.
AgenelsI assortment OF CROCKEgY and CLASP
10 wARE, rEpf - OH Kiss 4AEt H9IItiFua
severaI2sers splsted KNIVES, FoRKsp TABLE. and
~ TEASPOONS, 49, ~ ,,.ts ,..t "a; !, .,,c q,
KrrCnEy FUREpTgRE generally 81 y ~
One MOTT CoeKiSessTUvE aad utensils, 7as. good
s7eas neH.sss !Ifosn.F C0Ok GTEAUGHFOA,57f
:, Oc ZS -. z - -, AuctioneSrs.
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nITBLIC SALE OF ~QNE-TWELFTE
- = PART OF THE a-a
assALLEGHANY SPRINGS PROPERTY.

11rdat The authority OF deed OF trust executed
to me by David W. Moore and Jane E7 1 Wife e
.oor1I IN the Clerks Office Of Montgomery county,
Tt sn8i proceed 10 sell at public auction upon te
PREMISE on THURSDAY the 20 day OF December cen ger
!. n.1hed fherain as follows: ONE UNDIYlUED
TWsLFrHs INTEREST In THREE TRACTS
and PARCELS of LAND, lying 1ngl eetngf 10 tne
Inc in the aggregate about 927 acres ana known US
IN 'lle ,ALLEGHANY SPRINGS, PROPERTY Il
and the houses, teaernnents, and appurtenanees
thereto belonging. silG'ce8' y stit si-S-s','
ad IL 30 : Ae' DAVID f. SPENCE Trustee
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BY TelegraPh.

-fI-E! n U17@tT0 IrNEW 1Uhh.93f{ .ff4f siI1
NEW YORK, October lJ2S-Noon.-!Go!dr = 6H
Stocks active and irregular. Governments active
and strong. States quiet. 81 ,G ..,,<,lI III
ling weak ut Ats. Gold, 1164. Governments dull
States quiet. '' ~ -, , ","''' 49,
= BALTIMORE. October 2S.-Virginla 6's, peeleIs
North Carolina 6's, Old Is; new, 8; special tax
g. Bid To-day. ? 4@}1.r I0t Ah-. s~..s,i 70"
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france.

PARIS, October 2S.-Gambetta publishes
manifesto, in which he lys he is confident
the approaching election will show great
Republican majority. He upholds the sys-
tenn of departmental voting, and says among
the labors of future assemblies must be the
restoration of the control of education to the
State. He hopes an era Of political recon-
citation will superyene, and then. the par
Elephants in the Commune will be amnestied.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, OCTOBER 80, 1875.
Gnu rtses $40 Moon rises......... AL
Sun sefs.....,.....7.l9 High tide. o.2u

PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER 2s,ls7o.
't" - - ARRIVED. ~ ..r..,,f.I
Steamer Alliance. Carr, Philadelphia, merchan.
disc and passengers, w. r. Porter, agent - !
,sa sti tti r--sasi SAILED :" 7stsi l--tt.
Steamer John Sylvester, Giherd, ferIoik, mer'
chandise and passengers, L. B. Tatum, agent
! Steamer Shirley, Travers, Baltimore, mefcDah'
disc and passengers, L. B. Tatum, agent. ., ="
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.--e-sssssss
I % 81 4! Nm. BY AuEastipe Rqyails ], z,
s.:a 800 80 y s ,ssss
ofnes corner ssysi d ssd
e AauGtiexfsf N
IFHUsTEEsS S6L IA Oh b a II Truly
lkfyALgAHLE AARKET.aARDEN FARM
a TE Sf ESsEa HI E
"a E0NT AlaI 10 TWERTf AgREs
Visions 81 deed 81 trsss ssssied 10 % spaes
sfgzeA trsstse sy samuel =. l.osas md wlse. and
AAlss1andsr e. Lucas and VII. beartpg date % ne
Goa0iys Court CLERKS ofiss, u Bssyosssa,Sa,
pa&f I96 k0eing yequIrcd so % do by tbe benssa
easF shs sf s Js a sSss Il s
Iaoriech "a. ,ahesprorextysac sted % ab9vss sats
III s ynsnssse r. U She 5ssinss centre q
yeils lsalhess D now grssins 6nitaane szsiesyes
Rr1pes, Strawberries, ana fsalt.a.eea The sei n in
ha Sen a Ss sspg saapsa saa
The inpfo7eznenss consists OF fhcer DWELLING.
houses saar, ave. and six rooms respectively,
fshesd sfofG ana d1eiiihs. ID ISIS seSssoa:
the. main siora room ist 1880 with q sheai "a.
aShs nj Hah s1 r, rsems e ins a.smg
considered one OF tins bess cSuntrF stans for sisi.
tnescoqnty.s. There 1re barns, stables aud
e9ss iRsg e. TAG ssss g
This prcperfy being In the miassso ihaa COAX aeh
sstbs gaa e
attention OF capitalists Its xmityteske mides
tnsatss GOOD and rsiiahe tenanis and With fee
s yspr e esasy & 9iss fs 81
good living could be mnde from the garden alone
and the sale q ss This properly adtoins the lands
Cox. ana ndeysoR estaseE phe mineral right
@siIsa sesssssi5s ,ss p.SSssss: sass:s .6s as-
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GREAT. REDUCTION ON. ~. gen
GESTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS.
as,a3 LqW0 3s6 PER GENT -. ~ ~
REDUCTION ON STOCK SHIRTS, AND NO
HUMBUG. E.
Call and see for yourself the largest stock In the
city and the lowest prices. tssi '.e r" =!
i7Af full stock of GENTLEAEN'S UNDERWEAR
and everything usually kept In genteman's thrst'
CLASH furnishing establishments, and ut prices
twenty-five per cent. lower than last season. ~
Frst-class Shirts made 10 order of frst-class ma
'el '"' 0"'''. HENRY T. MILLER,
oc e.3m 80, .s...s:. 9l5 Main street.
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BY LEGRAPH
xerfo.R Prssl ary Essss,ea.

Norfolk Praaaary EssCsiofls - &.
Especial telegram TO she Dispatch.i 81 Is Us II &
EoRroLK. October q. Colonel ,L. %.
starke and Major w. T. Taliafesro were
nomiusted by the, Conservatives at The psi.
mary election to-day for the; House Of Dele
gates. The nonination isequlvaient to cleo
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LATEST FOREIGN! NEWS.
England.

LONDON, October 2S.-Raffsl Brothers,
merchants, have failed. Liabilities, three
hundred thousand dollars. pa 80. Ho@'@3
The Farmer, in the course Of an article on
the cattle disease, says the number of cases
for the quarter ending October Is was as
follows: In Somersetsbire, eighty three
thousand; Chester, fifty thousand Dorset.
shire, fort y-eight thousand; Gloucestersh:re,
forty-four thousand; 0xfordshire, thirty
nine thousaud;' Warwickshire, thirty-three
thousand Norfolk, thirty.one thousand !;
Cumberland, tWenty.three thousand. .:a@
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WINES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO. &c.

WALTER D. -BLAIR& CO., s,.'..a.s" 3
wv (EsrABLrsHED 1921, 903 Main street.
I,,. - OUR SPECIALTiES. ~ -s=;zt.
CHAMPAGNES-alI brands
WINES--all brands-fnest imported 4
.ALLEGHANY" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mouhtaih
- Rye-very good; -s.., 'Est-5s
u Willis" WHiSKEY-yery fine: -.
" b SELECT WHIsKtEY-Dr. AcSaw's eer'ih-
1npoIes sceooS siMENT and FANCY GRocE-
RIES; s... 49,! -, ~ 80 atgt1 - n.Hi
Imported and domestic CIGARS. ...,.. ...r
As our stock IS purchased for cash we cannon re
undersold. Liberal discount to the Trade.
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asassR !: Iaes.a.1s Aas;ssneer,ss,

500 sR5aSsR HdetlasYs AnssssEeers,ss rs, Il,
I'D 12es nlasR stsesf. al - 81.
TAL,AUeEEoaSGLEO FFRUFTs.
&fsg-TOlS III Oytchef 1ntfs
.fafNtlls Offer asase aactirns for sbe
bs ~ % ana sl,c pubic gs
CHOICE NORTHERN and yIRs1NEAsaPpLEs,
f,AgMsnL0Ns REkRLE Ss, ana EARLYsROsE
CHOICE KEDEOEiONs. VI sts ssssas ~ stsatt
FRESH EGGS, FHESTNGTp, 80 IL "A fg-.ss s.
PEAk UTE BuyTER, s0AP, 81, fsis.
LEMONS. FEARS, HUMlHY, 2 S5sss I
9RlTS, SUGAR CuRFy &C. .d iE2.sGHFt si!sissts
TIE atsennoutof the pabMs. generally 10 calledto
this faae- ts,,. ~, u r., HOCKADAY
oc D - 49, Produce Auctioneer..
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=. DEE By Bobert u. Lyme 2"s1"j's
'1@ Tsuccessor 10, Lyme & Brorner.)s" Stss
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,c 49,
Jgtst 3zgGAJ0 n OF 8 Metz, q, vu,.,f RS SIT

,TNPURsUANCE OF DEGREES OF THE
y Ehancery Court OF Richmond entered May 8,
1875, and October -. I S75, we will sell at auc-
ton, on the premises. on EkI DAY the Goth Of Oc-
tober, al AZ O'Clock, =. d., a. OF fronting feet
on Twenty-f9nrih street at the corner Of B street,
running back, I2S feet nuponL which there Is q
SMALL FRhMED HOUSE fth four rooms; also,
the LOT adjoining, 80 by 100 feet; being the same
property conveyed 10 Meanley, trustee, by c., q.
sF TERMS: One third cash; the balance at SIX and
twelve MONTHS notes TO be given for the deferred
payments. with Interest ADDED and title retained
until conveyance Is ordered by the court The
from The purchaser Of each piece Of propertyat the
hour OF sale on account OF their purchase.
.E ElaEiui j4>..f - H9.G r.@7, II. G.. CANNON, s.
s.t.,.y s-y fy.auF hrf. z4sH f. 81. CONN Err,
oc % 80 Comm issiont rs.
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by 9honaas ". Keesees Anctieneers Z
8F, FqaoNoA 12Gsyernor street I'll,

fd2soE faa0No.l2Gsyenor street .af .sas
EAMILY GROCERIES, FIXTURES,
Il SHELyIEG;l 5OALEs, &c. FOR SkLEAT
AUCf ON.-At the request OF the proprietor will
sell at auction, at No. 221 east Main street, FRI
DAY MoKNIN g., 2Sth IL t1nt, commencing at 10
S'slFs Family GROCERIES, 81 ta7ia stsS
triiEtSHELyiNG, CUUoTERs.!''a 1@5i % %
stJG. :PLAIE0kM SCALES, &c. q. ES,iz.ya -s;I
~, s.p,..-,gaGy THOMAS MAS w. KEEsEE ,.e:
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IN N. WALKER q CO., GENERAL M.
IL. SIJRANCE AGENTS, ] Ola MAIy STREET,
RICHHoNp, VA, representing the 49,, -, -,
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTiLE IN
q tTR1 MeJE COMPANY, OF London and Edin.
Siyeh fnel rnd-cap ital. 81 o.O04.0o0 Colds J.,
aMazUN NsURAESCEa 6 G0 hno OF oincis
nS ~ Nh ATTAIN FIRE INSURANCE COMP
nv. Of New York-assets over $500 600:
= e'LYECHBURG INSURANCE. AND BANKlNSs
CONAN OF LsnchpuiR' Ya.-assse o'e'
= so xpgEaST1o INSURANCE. G0CsM6PAFY, o.
sip9u1ENiX INSURANCE COMPANY. OF Brook
ivn. n. Y.-assets over ~ 600. 600. !.
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE. o SUhFAN1' o. o.
g,enoslted with the Treasurer OF Virginia, SloeE
nia(1. Losses equitahly adjusted ana pTompuy psie
nj chs agency Applications solicited, ano lmTs'
date attention given tkeEelo' lis i@ -
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,9Hsss n! I.aATgotc Z & q. & "a
MERCHANT TAILOR, Ne


III T 81 s:ll5 (, 81 's 81 g
MERCHANT Tailor, M
s.1,,. q ~, sf7 sAis sas.a
has Just received some entirely neF styicsa &. q.
/ 80 b ~ BUSINESS suITiHGs t,s,s $500.
and win sen Of very Tow prices ssJths sapa fiae
also g his his laTt l sock or
.coATfs6sy BEAyRHsi WaRBFKD g goATTyGs,
cLUTBs and Do1sKINs, nil Of winch VIII be sSIG
q prices .ojsut he times AN szaininaiioa =
q - NJ e17MArssTREET.,. lali 4.
70 AEEs eIst3Es5 = .ETo71I-I:7.
FiAgI r. MEEK. MI ;,4s-.,F.l s, - q
-Asilk2z 81 :l'ss zfotye u! SgaIst4ta hi sue,i4
ttasitssp3t eos. has .iasx tff iftl
si.slf 1pia 5 49, !:9l3lW sIiaii;s ,ti
.crorHSc ,l5ftlI9la+s
-9., sas L SHIRTS, Z 5aas' ls
afizHsai All 3g3iH .iEi9fui eaa Ii :.,r1i;I5,i
u Eaw }ro15iy a9s AND .y.saa .. rlglsFsi
sfs@A7ts sGs;iGg#} 9R;. sega i5i1EE 1s;9sdtt
1s<tglj 10 sBTURNIsHINs GOODS e .ssssa nd
t1aE5 3ts1;uo5 80 i3iaa ~ <5:5jed y.yl
p fihE1b 7ti' AT Low raIeEsea g7&a tdfip3f
-s31sJs i.i3Bpa.Eias III lis ri h1aT oa5
Ss,,5a!4s2 "a l.afofs sale bs BY sa' bsa sod
-1o'i3i9 s1iH@9I ~ 1:sGEs6sg:s tvl ls,s5 spiifa
S5s asas SPENCE # 3 2o 5
.sSXt1q q! HssJ eTsd b1Eo8 n0Lzsl;iffzEW
-tEg>s 9dJ f,u1so0, MAIN STREET. go51, a4ig7l,
n, "a sslej% 9IsTshg3G9} Siit - sa4g4Hsst
MERIso USDERsHfRTs sleeach.,b zoe 2se;
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= Peal Estate and stock Brokers and Auctioneers,
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CHERRY, MADEIRA. AND POET. :.
- A large lit of sHERRlEs from tne nous .!
also very superior Madeira from nine 70 thirty.
Ave wears old; PORT in wood and glass-tne latter
hetded in Oporo especially for me, and OF very Isl
qpaty io c'ip t1IF.osCAR CRAM,
-, 100, etd1u No. ID Governor street.
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ever offered in this market which will make upin
the latest and most approved manner, and will sell
as lew as the same can be bought for in this city.
Orders takenf for shirts from one Of the best houses
In the country q. +" JOHN E. DOHERTY,'|
CO 2.eod9n Et&.ft. g-Ltj = 800 Main street.
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fyTIYSOR WHISKEY, OLD SCOICH,
w Whisky. Kentucky whIskeys White ,a pro Ole
Nc ssrsy,dy cherry Brandy, Blackberry Brandy
Ssnrer iRsandy, Fort Wine, sherry Wins Holano
Gin. Also every article usually soia ~ n TE
9rncary at nrices to suit the times Ut De =. 49,
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.aDANyiLLE TOBACCO MARKE,

WHEAT White. 200 bushels. Red, 322 buSbel
CORN White, 26 bushels.
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he should make the Antiopa the subject Of
this lesson, although several boys had
found specimens of other early varieties
The Antiopa, having lived over winter.
was properly the first one to be considered
Halls specimens were very we'll arranged.
bat Johnny Webb had flund 4 more per-
feet insect. so the teacher selected the
latter specimen to show to the bows
The Antiopa,' said he, 'bclongs to the
genus Vane>sa. because the wings ART.
Jagged or tailed on the hind edge. The
wings expand from three to three and ::
half inches" He held up Johnnvs box in
his hand, and all the boys looked eagerly
at the beautiful insect expanded in it.
"You see the wings are of a purplish-
border is 4 row of pale blue spots. Even
somewhat faded, as these butterflies al
ways are in the Spring The butterlle>
of this brood which are flying about now
will very soon die. They will first deposit
their eggs on the elm and willow trees
where the caterpillar lives after it is
Matched. until about the first of July, when
it becomes Il chrysalis. The butterfly
breaks the chrysaliS in about two weeks
anu when II nrSt creepS out ana spreads lis
fresh wings in the sunshine, the color OF
them is very brilliant and rich rs velvet
This brood Of Antiopa is very short lived
1t deposits its eggs and dies. and :; second
brood of caterpillars is h,tched, whicl
goes through all the changes. producing
the butterfly again before winter. In the
autumn yo1 will find these buttcrtlie.
lowering over the heaps of apples in the
orchard. and that will be the best time tc
secure them for your collection"