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JacksoB's PaintinSS-Eestcr
from Mr.. Browne.
STrDlo. RALEIGH. \. ca
October S, 1915. !

October ), 1919.
I...yG Erai!.y T. Johnson:
Nv bar sir: Your letter OF the I'd instant
f,r some reason or other did not reach me
,;n,I ne 5lb. and avail myself Of the earl-
-, pys>,lle moment To reply. At the time
,iinr,d S:uucsall J ickSou had on hand the
,orfr,It, q several other general officers,
and had 4 Number OF uniforms Of generals IN
NIX studio. bat caupot remember correctly
whether had General J.ck>ou'$ or not, but
,nv jmp-r>>ion i, however. that | did have
j. and mink had hi : l>h and sword. Mrs.
Jrk>ou will proo4bly recoIlcct more accu-
ratrly than myself.
Mrs. Jackson uAdr special visit to RAJ
lciGb. Al nv request, 10 see the porlra'l Oh
the Ci,.'r raj before H. completion, ana VISITED
nv studio q ~ after day Tor over week, ana
brought plth her her little daughter, whose
ewes. n M;s. j ickson iuf"Ilurd me-. were eX'
c,rtnngIl hk.. Ter fathers bo,h As to expires
sion aud crlDr. This was 0! great SerVlce,
enan.iug me- to produce that CHARACTERISTIC
an! peculiar expression SO llcklcG III tue
phutp-ri,r1s: aud, besides, Mrs. Jackson sat
behind Gl". wltcaiug with intense anxiety
every luHca Of The brush until the compile.
ton o. the work Her admirable powers OF
description and the eXcril"nt suggestions
w ca IN" made were OF great assistance IN
l~rl,ct,n. tn likeness.
The ppr;rait which printed for Mrs.
]lra-,n SIS !i'r.,i representing hun down
10 hrloH III" elbows -. iZc OF cIDvas twenty
hin, by ihirty.>iX lnch"S. 80 you NIL per-
r~ly" i j. not more than bait the SIZE OF the
ppItIAW | tainted for you.
All G-.i.h:cd 10 learn Il at mY jackson
h.> nv, Win tie appreciation o! 50 many
>.,h oi ,r>, aud an glad that you are gong
10 Gambia tie picture on the 70 b OF Oclo'
Der, Tor comparison aud jast criticism are the
uuIy WAYS Il determine merit.
>l,l'i not certainly be IN Richmond al
that time. nothing serious Intervening.
ain yours, truly and respectfully.
WILLIAM CARL BROWNE.
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LUTHERAN p1ndeDce of the
Baltimore Americana j Grafton, ". Va.
October S, lS75.-Tbe Synod was opered
this morning with the usual religious exer-
cses, and the disposition OF reports attend
ed TO.
A mission at Richmond. Va, not coming
dil Getty under the action Of the Synod, was
also considered as deserving aid, ana
number Of members promptly subscribed
and pledged literal amount, evtEcng "a
spirit highly commendab'e.
The mex; Convention will assemble at
Washington the Goth Of October, 1876, at $50
O'Clock.
Tomorrow night Rev. 0. C. Miller. of
Oakland. and Rev. Adolph kurtz, Of Wash
iDgton, are to be ordained, Rev. c. A. Stork,
ID. d., of your city, being appointed TO
preach the ordination sermon.
Two young men Of the seminary at Get
tvsburg, Pa, (McsSrS. Lamo,te, of Marches
ter, Md, and Floyd, of Mariinsburg, W.
Va.J were ncessed to preach.
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BALTIMORE,
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

-
RICHMOND, October Is, 1875.
OFFERINGS.
wHEAT.-White, $50 bushels. Red, 2,l6S
CoRN.-White 1852 bushels: 2s bushels new.
Yello,o, SO bushels. .Air'd, 564 bu:hels
UAT-.-160 bushels.
MEAL.-42 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT White, ] 04 bu heels prime ut 81 40: 20
bushels ,od Ut Sl35: "a bushels CONN on at II 10
l24 bushels far nj 1925; 40 bushels vel good st
81 40: So bushels common It 81 20: 81 bushels
very gord ut ii AZ; "A bushels common ut Sl.Uoi
&c O bushels rolnmoa FL 10: so bushels Common
81: bushels fair at II 80; SO bushels common
ut III Is: bushels common at 7Oc: 2Oo bushels
fair GU piva'e terms; l6 bushels prime on private
terms-total 920 bushels. Red $50 bushels GOOD
M &l37; 81 bushels good ~ 81 50; 1SS bushels
prime at $l.45: l02 bushels fair at ~ 80; %
bu shells comnon at 81; IL bushels csnmon ut
sI,iO: 500 bushels very good at 41.40: 336 bush
els fsI ou priv ate terms; 46 bushels common at
%l15: I44 bushels fair at ~ So: bushels co D,
mon ~ 90c.; bushels common ~ Sd - 70. 90
bushels very good an private terms; luV nusneis
prime on private ,erms-Iotai, 1.7O4 bushels.
GoRS.-Whae SO bii, helS very goOo On frltAnI
terms AZ b,i.n,l, very good Ut 74c.; b. busneis
bushels good at 73c 70 bushels common ut zoe
total els busnels. Yttt0U, so bushels very good
on private terms. Ji1ed, 1872 bushe pri me al 74e.
20 bushels very good at 74c.; &c bushels good d.
OARS 30 bushels spring at 47c. l6 bushels
sprung at 4Sc 3S bushels spring 4oc; ~ nilsh-
els sprlne at45c; so bushels prime spring al ooe'-
to'ai, 144 bushels.
MEAL.-42 uu heels at 75,.
RE-EXHIBITED.
WHEAT Red, 10 u-hes.
CORN White. 256 bushels. Ieilon, 02 BUSH
UATs.-l04 bushels.
kYE.-136 bushes.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, OCTOBER IA, 1878.
Sun rises .6.26 Moon rises. 90
Sun seIs........... 5.34 High tiOe,........ 400

PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER Is, 1875.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chaudise and Iassengers. l.. Is. Taium, agent
Steamer shirley, Travers. Baltimore, merchan-
disc aud passengers, L Is. Tatum, agent.
schoone r Laura Z. Wolf, McUevllt, Philadelphia,
coal, PoWha.an Iron Company.
SAILED.
Schooner Liclie Faikenburg, Falkeuburg, New
York canuei coal. Gervas storIs. agent.
Scnooner Sarah Fisher, Collins. Norfolk, mer-
chaudise, Currie & Go. ,,,
Schooner J. "a. Vance, Philadcibhia ola Clair
mont railroad ties, Curtis Parker
Schooner Ann Twoiil, Mullen, Philadelphia ria
powna,auk creek, raiirnad-ies, Curtis Z Parker
Schooner Nellie Ii. Benedict. Thor pson' New
York ria .mes river, wood, Curtis Il Parker.
By telegraph.
New YORK, October 10 Arrived: Bothnia'
I,aiy Arrived out: Courier, CaESta, Moran, q. D.
kfrby Perjsre, Marathon, Saiier, ErlD.
NOTICE. TO MARINERS.
WASHES GToN, Gctob:r 1917 ana after TERI 40 o,
vembtr the light Mt Love ponti at ,ne s1ed ~
Chester river, chesapeake bay. VIII Oe n4eu ~
fixed white liglt Of lhe fifth ord'r
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According to the statement of the Post
Office Department, the expenditures on &C.
count of the postal service for the fiscal year
ended June 30;h, 1875, were 1913 Gil, 3Os.45,
aud the receipts during the same period
s27561 .5O2 Gs. showing deficiency balance
of 80 O49 Soc II,
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D1ssoLUrroNs q PARrNERsHIPs.

DISSOL N.-The co partnership
~ heretofore exi:ting under the style and H.m Of
NOTING IL BROTHER is this day dissolved by
mutual consent All parties indebted 10 the late
concern are requested 10 make early settlement OF
their inSeOtednrss 10 JOHN III. MELTING, $40
came.
Thanking our friends and the public for past
favor, we IN 81 respectfully ask roo 1nuapse o.
NOTHING, S25 Main street between tigh'h and
Siath, ana GEORGE 4. S.'LriSG, 521 Broad
st, eet between FIJI and Sixth. SID
join NJ. NOTING.
GkORSE A. NOTHING.
Mr., c. LUMSDEN thanks the pu5:le for past
fuyors and asks continuance III S26 Main street.
with John NJ. Noting, whore he Will be glad 10 do
WATCH WORK IN the best manner.
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RICHNoNp AND rETERSBUnat
RAILROAD COMPANY. {
COMMENCING JUNE !, 1875. trains
" on this road will run ~ follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND soCTH.
$40 A. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily Except Sum
day.. connecting for all points SouH
and Vest; T. S SIeep,pg-esr attached;
day), with coach attached, fer Peters
burg and stations on The Southsife
road, LyHchburR. and the West.
I:45 r. M, THROG1H MAIL daily, connecting
for all points South aud West PxS
sengers taking this train win MAKE
close connection at Petersburg fo1
s:ooP. NJ, FREIGaT daily Except Sunday
With coach attached.
LEAVE rETERsDyR9 NORTH.
$50 A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily teKcepi
Sunday with coach attached.
1o4e A. H., THROUGH MAIL daily, connectins
With Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points Eao
SCOOP NJ. faEiGaT daily te1cep. sunday
735P. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily (excepssun
day), connecting with Rtchmoad,
Freder.cksburg and p9t9nae sai,soee
for sn points East and Wea: run rum "
Sleeper attached, runn.ns through 70
RaltimoEe. ALSO making close ee1'
nectJon with the Chesapeake and OHIO
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
points North and West
The NAIL TRAINS Will not stop between Mchh
Bond and Petersburg except 81 Chester. ru<
Hill railroad on Mondays, Wednesdays, end FRI
al XII TRAINS leaving Petersburg win start frcu
my 20 A. SEA o1p-I.n .-l-9----
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BY telegraph.

NEW YORK, October s. Npon.-Stocks dull and
steady. Money, 8. Guild, I5S Exchangc-Lnng,
$50; short, 4S4. Governments active states
quiet.
Erenina-Money easy a. 1k92. Sterling weak
at 4S0 Gold, IL 6401 l67s. Governments dun but
letter. states quiet and nominal.
BALTIMORE. 49,. . ~. ::
BALTIMORE October 13.-Virginia 6's pecleIs
40; Virginia cons lis, h3T West Vtrginia'S, 8.
North Carolina 6s, old, Is; new, 10; special tax,
2. Bid,
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CLOTHING.
900 oyERCOATs.

CUJ
have now IN stock just received the FINEST
the State, co.. sistng of
FINE FUR BEAVERS,
FINE CHIStHtLLAS,
FINE DIAGONAL FUR BEAVERS,
BLACK FELTS,
ard many o:her kinds for MEMS, YOUTHS, and
BOYS wear.
Also. n nice LOT OF CRlLDREN'S OvTRCOATa.
With clpes and without, Tor boys between six and
nine years OF age.
Cali aud Famine before buying. as will not be
under old. WI. liza SMITH Agt..
SIGN: LONG FLAG. HOO Main street
oc 1885,
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- - -
WOOD AND <esss,.

1OAL AND WOOD.-I am now selling
" best .ASTHR4CITE- COAT from ss. 1915,
To- s1 per tor: lint at FATS 10 s5. rs per ton:
CLOVER BILL from 81 to $3.50 per mad and
ID. $50 per ton: SOFT cox; nj the lowest cash
prlcts; WOOD. $3.50 10 20 per cord ard ail fuels
Ut lowest cash price,. G. Fl. PAGE,
oc 13 NIneteepth and are siras..
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RICHMOND. FaED'G & POTOMAC K. K. 20.
OFFICE GENERAL 1rCKKT hGEHr 7
RICHMOND. ST. TENDER IL, 1872
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

2:35 P. II. leaves Byrd-Street station daily, con-
ucctIng wi h the Bali more aud Ohio
railroad at Shepherd. opposite Alex
andria-duf at Camden station, BALI
more at 9:15 r. M.-and with New
FROM SHEPHERD TO NEW YORK;;
and with New Yuik Night Express
Tia Baltimore and Potion &c railroad
at Washi"p ton: arriving Mt Ch3rles-
Street station. Baltimore at 1880 p.
NJ THROUGH SLEEPER FROM Wa Sill
INGToN TO NEW YORK.
920P. 81. leaves Byrn-street station (Suncays
excepted. r0pnect3Dg 1t Washington
with the Baltimore aHd Potomac and
BALTIMORE and oh railroads.
6:GJ 2, H.. ACCOMMODATES TRAIN for
Hanover junction. leaves Broad-N Get
station Sundays excepted.
sam. arrives al Byrd.s treet station lMon-
DAYS excepicdL
1902. u. arrives at Byrd-Str6e station daily.
S:37 A. H., ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrir es
at Broad-street station fSundays ex-
cepted).
Parl0r-cars on day trains.
Pullman slcepers on Light trains.
on TUESDAY. THURSDAY, al SATURDAY
rive on MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and Fir IDAY
MORNINGS. Consignees OF live stock and PERISH
able articles upon giving notice at cepot, can OBJ
tain fire Igbt at E0ulton on preceding evening.
Through bills OF luuing an0 rates R1veh ff all
% 'A'''"' ''''1'' WV E.T.D MYERS,
General superintendent.
G. A. TAYLon.
sel4 General Freixht and Ticket Asep.
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fsvuHS, AEEOES. dc.

At COST FUR CA5H.-I shall GE53T
n continue 10 sell the remaining portion EMN
of my stock OF BOOTS, SHOES. anoe C&
TRUNKS at cost These goods are all first
Glass. Among Them, +. T.. Burt>'s fine shoes, fhil,
heavy boots and shoes. IL In want will do we'll by
oc s. w. p. W. TAYLOR.
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PHILADELPHIA, RICF.x@TsR
4 MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM c.
SHIP LINE-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
A WFEK.-IIrtil further notice the steamers OF
this line viii lea7e Philadelphia every TUES
DAY and SATURDAY. and Richmond every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY at ~ O'Clock.
Freight taken ut low rates for all parts OF New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, fer Prov.
dence and Boston. Also, for Liverpool and Ant
werp piG Red Star aRc American steamship lines,
and bills Of lading siguet through.
". P. POTTER, Agent,
2425 Dock street, Richmond.
WILLIAM 2. CLYDE & Co,
mhl2 No. IL Sou I'll Wharves, phtladeIphis.
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SMlTH'S PATENT
PARTLY-MADE DREss.sHIRTs,
MADE FROM THE Brsr
MADE From TIE BEST

PARTLY-MADE DRESs.sHIRTs,
MADE FROM THE BEST
wAMsUTTA CO rTOS AMI 2l0o LINEN.
This shirt has qualities FAR EXCEEDING those of
any SHIRT Of the kind ever Introduced in this
market.
IS, give ny sH!HT all complete except the
I'd. In my SHIRT it is not necessary to sew ND
ANYTHING.
ready for wear, and heel not cost that II so re-
CURED.
Thus you will 500 offer You SHIRT almost
complete for the tr fling sum of II rs each, or s15
per dozen.
A full assortment of sizes always on hand. No re-
orders. Those in want Will d. wen 10 examine my
stock, as will not ct oe nnde n s,,rp ~
n. u. have this day received anoihsr large adj
ditlon. OF 12-Tu.Th, &:a3t
r. B. SPENCE & son,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
1900 MAIN STREET
Invite an examination OF their stock Of CLOTHS.
CUATlNtiS. and GASSlMe RES, and guarantee
perfect sati'f cti"n. oc9
T. b. SPENCE & SON,
-..-.---... ..---- OTHERS,
1900 MAIN STREET.
invite an examination Of their stock Of READY
MADE CLOTH NC and UVGkCOArS. oc 9
II L. SPENCE g. SON,
DEALERS IN FURNISHING GOODS,
1900 MAIN STREET,
invite an examination of their stock Of SHIRTS
a3d FURNISHING GOODS. oc9
u b. SPENCE & SON,
(PEMBROKE sHIRTs.)
1900 MAIN STREET,
invite an examination Of their stock of PPM
bRuk e, SD RrS ard UNnkRWEAR. oc9
TOHN LATOUCHE, LA
MERCHANT TAILOR, M
OFT MAIN STREET,
has just opened coed assortment Of new styles Of
PANT GOODS,
and Off them al low prices; also fill line of
FIR SCH BEAVERS. various shades. the best
makes. ana good weight, for UvERCoATs or
Prince ALBERTS.
Quality. styl-, and finish guaranteed.
Now is the Time for eXami alton and selection.
OCT
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ITO THE GROCERY TRADE OF RICH
i MuNr.-We are now prepared U hls aii oi .rn
for ilOMISY and GIFTS, manufactured from
Our Mr. sYDSoa will thank iullT receive your
orders. w. u. III RsS;NN .,,...ii-
sc 49, &W1m olO ....I J = - -.
ETrER.HEaIpS. - t. So per c+HrI
L } az ~ ,.r-pa T'It t4-..
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HON'T PAY S5 FOR A GAL
~ TER when you can buy acity-madessaA
one for s.. Don't pay "a for q snoe when you can
buy one for IS. This Is true {; LIZ you don't believe
II, 10 to the factory, 215 Broad street between SEC
ond and Third Moth ng but city-m26e goods sold
Eyery pair warranted. BOOTS FOOTED TO Or
DER FOR ONLY So. sel6
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EDUCATIONAL.

NID DOMINION BUSINESS COLLEGE,
" Iel7 MAIN STREET. RICHMOND; VA. Va.
SEPARATE INSTRUCTION.. Open day AND hiR i.
s,rnc1ed IN actual Counting-hsuse Practice, BOOK.
Keeping 10 all Its nrapci.s pennsns9 an tDo,n
piaju an. ornau entail Conmerclal Law, Mo' To.-
re Common English: sc. For nar5icu-
lars. address oEohoc A' A'>
oc 9.t10De
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EOR BALTIMORE. AN1e !,
T. YRI.w EEKLY.
PoWHATAN STEAMBOAT LINE
THROUGH FREIGHT.

BALTIMORE. =.
NO DOCKAGE CH aRGFD.
The new aud fast iron steamers SHIRLEY and
MISSIONER, OF this line leave their new pier, in
the DocK, FOOT OF Twentv-secopG street. every
TUESDAY and THURSDAY MORNINGS at
O'Clock ard SATURDAY AFTERNOON al 4
O'Clock, for Baltimore making close connections al
Locust Point with Baltimore and Ohio rajlroad Tor
all points west and northwest; ALSO with Norfhern
Central rail, oad tor northern cities and Canada.
Through bills s2neu to Baltimore ARD all points
wes, al d rates guaranteed az low as by any other
line. Apply 10 L. B. TATUM. Agent.
Offices, Twenty second ard Dock and SiRtn and
Main streets. &C II
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LAsKA POWDER-best preparation
N in nsa for cleaning metal washing paint, gla
&c. To tQIsekeeners j. IL particular, recon-
10 X .1stI u
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CONFECTTONERIES.

ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFAC-
r. TIJRF.-In addition TO the manufacture or
CaNDlES, which have made specially for inc
nast thirty wears have an inis rest in bakery, and
pm batir9 daily Moasses- and SHgar-Cakes, Soda,
enon.. Cream, Wafer, Butter, and Arrow hoot
CracEers-ip fact, everything In the cake ano S5naF
iipe. which I offer 10 c. un'ry merchants Al Dahl
more prices. ,o,e,ppv fo,fac,to,er
200 JAZZ Main st''et
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p,rruORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, October l3.-The cattle market
during the close or the week was dull very ness
5s0D6xc first quality. 4bG57sc.; medium or good
fair quality. 4D4Tc.; ordinary Thin steers. o1en'
aud cows, 36l4c.. most sales at 4@5ac. Receipts,
1903 head: sales. 2,4S6 heud. rngs have en-
only IL oderateiy active and prices are SgMc low
er. ranging from 1901 IT,; receipts, $3.50 heao.
Sheep have b. en- steady with fair Demand prices
3,64O mead.
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DIANO-FORTES. sEa
The subscribers have for sale
PIANO-FORTES
from Messrs. Chiekering 4 Sons, Boston. and
Sloorp field Otis, New Rork-elegant In style, su.
perb In tone, durable in Workmanship, and most
reasonable In price.
ALSO,
"KNABE" PIANO which VIII he sold low II
ann,iad for soon, and several SECONDHAND Pl-
Pianos tuned anj repaired By experienced and
s,.tIfni hands WOtJt!HOUSe: Il PARAAM,
90 s. booksellers and Stationers.
(xN HAND AND FOB SALENSAaNSs
ALL KINDS OF NseSssS
PATENT end Soft kEINE-TWINFs, SLIME
LINES, s"INE- CURE, COTTON, LINEN, and
mANILLA Ropes. of al sizes.
FYRE-aETa, GILL-NETS. nIP-NEfS, COT
TON YARNS, KNIl Ting GOTTEN, &o.
" 24.2taw J.. LIQATS AsrflS,
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WOOD AND COAL FOR OREGON
w HILL AND SIDNEy.-Having taken the
yard corner OF Main Revdrre streets. formerly
occupied 10y ". p. Ford. for the convenience OF
respectfully inform my friends that they can now
buy ANTHRACITE, COKE, CLOVER HILL, and
WEST VIRGINIA SPLTkT COAL. OAK and
PINE WOOD. as cheapas can be bought In the city.
All coal sold bs weight satsfactt guaranteed.
W. j. MCDOWELL. First aud Broad.
Seventh ond Main, Main and BelVidere STREETS.
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NEW COAL AND WOOD-YARD.

HEADQUARTERS FOR FUEL.-Two
IL cargoes fresh ANTHRACITE COAL Jus.
landed, all sizes. sPLINT LUMP, The best mines.
GLOVER HILL and BLACK HE1H LUMP
COAL LUMP COKE. the very b-st.
My uuriyaIled SAWED and -PLIT COOKING
and KINDLING WOOD. All fuel at lowest prices
nj Mini and Cary streets,
ocs J.B. WATKINS.
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, October l3.-Flour and wheat
dc. O.Is quiet and firm at ss@43c. pIoyisinns
Suie, and firm. Bulk-meats- Shoulder, 93gsHc
con-ShouIders. IOsc.: clear rio, 144c.;- clear
aides, I6xc Hams-Su. ar.cnrtd, 16,. Lart-
fierce, l4Sc. hiskey aud bagging quiet and I'M
changed.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. DC

DUVAL & NORTON'S CELEBRATED
~ RO.SG-TONIC, for improving the condition
of horses. mules, and cattle. he bOhS.-1O>lC
is acknowledged by thousands who have used II TO
be The best medicine In use TO r'S'ore animals That
have neen broken down by disease. barr WORK. or
other crust s, by improving the general condition OF
the animal and rendering him less liable 10 ease
IL will act as preventive Of the prevailing cpl
Gemic, "epizooty." Manufactured and for sale by
g. f. NORTON, fourteenth and FriI kiln streets,
and SOLD by druggis generally. oc9 e"d3t
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A NTHRACITE COAL. For sale at very
II low figures 400 tors superior quality Red Ash
Egg and Stove Coal: also, West Virginia Splinf
Coal Of all kinds: Midlothian aud Clover Hit Lump
Coal: Cumberland and NutialhuIg Coal, for steam
ard snit use !: Lehigh foundry Lump Coal Soft
Lump and Hail Coke; Oak and Pine W GOD.
WIT ROR RTS.
sc "a corner Seventeenth and Cary streets.
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A NTHRACITE COAL for furnaces, La.
n trohes, self-feeders, base burner, aud other
stoves: GLOVER ELL LUMP and HAIL, for
Crates; WEST VIRGINIA SPLINT no. 8 block),
highly recommended: BLACK II" ATH lump,
average. and smiths burns like the Midlothian. and
Is miEtd on adjacent property. For sale at prices
to satisfy dealers or consumers.
ALBERT BLAIR,
Fourteenth street near Msyos bridge.
O2.2n
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II. T. ANDERSON. c. e. JOHNSON
A NDERSON & JOHNSON, dealers in
II WOOD AND COAL,
BASIN BANK. BETWEEN Eighth AND NINTH
STREETS. kICIIMuSD, VA
CLOVER HILL coal. all 2. AIDES; WEST VIR-
GINA GOALS; ANTHRACITE COAL, all sizes,
Ga and PINE Wo0D, long, sawed, and Split.
Colin
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,.rra az iNe KtChmonI I'tspN'Hj
,, ,,,,u. MEETING -s'E1caE' ny ,u "Ss.s D.
r| I,,,r nu,a,N +. GORDON AND THOMAS NJ
xE-orRtT ITEMS.
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NANNELTON SEMI-CANNEL COAL
othe peer coal for open CRATES kindles quicker,
gives more heat aud burns longer than any coal on
the market Anthrac te Coal al sizes. best quality;
CumterIau dCoal, for steam: Quinuimcnt Coal, for
steam james River and Bellona Soft Coke.
:. P.LAiHROP.
sc 10 Seventeenth street ar drawbridge.
, 1875-05-07

Tho decision arrived ut by tho council Of
Experts WHO havo examined tho walls md
foundations Of tho Custon,~ 1Ionso in this city,
by direction of tho Supervising Architect Of
tho Treasury, confirms tho fcars that havo
''ccn entertained for somo ti1no pnat. It is
beloved that it will 10 impossible to remedy
the defects mndc apparent by tho uneven
Eottling Of tho foundations, which are found
to bo wholly unsuitcd 10 tho character of tho
col upon which they rest, and therefore u,l-
equal to tho support Of the 1uassive super
structure; and that the entire work il WORTH
'fcss, and will hayo to bo undone mud done
oser again. Tho prospect Of delay involved
in this N-otched Etnte of things ia not calcr-
1ated to crcate in Chicago IN alIcctionate re-
gar'l for tie numbskul who planned these
ahalsy foundations.
, 1875-05-07

son to tho District, or Try him for what lie
Ind printed in paper outside Of it. They
know full we'll. moreover, tl,at iJndgo po1AHp
himself had publicly given expression to tho
same vicws, and that tho most eminent law
yars III both branches Of Congress- sllarctl
theso views. Infamous NJ this recent attempt
Is to drag Mr.. DANA to tho District, there is
glcani Of consolation In tho fact TINT 1t
will bring nbout MI issuo in which tho public
will bo likely to find ont tic renl meaning and
intention Of this POLAND Gag-law, nnd how
far nnscrupulous Kings can strotcl. nntl pcr-
vert 1t to kitlnap people in other states, and
coVernp thcirsuspicious sclomcs by silenctng
tho press.