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On THE DEATH OF LIZZIE S., DAUGHTER OF CAP.
TAIN GEORGE WAND ANNIE II. TATLoR- :.
+, +. They shut the sunlightfrom The. room,
$50, And moved with quiet tread, .,n ts-r q
And whispered mid the fearful gloom
b Our little girl is dead: ~ "
The little child We loved 50 well; u '-ai
. Our gentle, bright-eyed darling, ia
Has gone in angel courts TO dwell, .,.. j.
II And bitter tears art falling.
She was frail and tender flower, r.. +
Too sweet and fair {, L earth, ~
And God recalled her to those bowers,
i Where lovely things have birth.
Within iairer home than this
Her happy voice is singing;
In Heavens own realm OF endless bliss
sl. Her hymn Of praise Is ringing.
Oh, gricye no more that LIZZIE died,
Sad hearts that loved her so, -.
s Although YOU miss her from your side
Forever here below. .r.t, ss. ..,-.,s..a =. q.
Methinlss the happy angels smiled
.''':'' When unto them was given , ...'
Another little angel-child -.. ..t..t
10 live with them in heaven. q. -.r.-- /.
- a FR1END-W. j. p.
/. Richmond, Fa., October G, 1876. F. a..
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How the Vote is to be Counte lin South
y. Carolina. 81.

BY the Code Of South Carolina QS72) the
State Board OF Audit, consisting OF the
Secretary OF State, the Controller-General,
the Attorneys General, the State Auditor,
the Treasurer, She Adj utant- md Inspector
General, and the chairman Of the Commit
tee OF Privileges and Elections OF the House
of Representatives,, meets ON the u 9th ioi
Noyenber. II ID 4thsiI duty 70 decide all
cases lrna eonteat and protest, and may
adjourn from aay to day. 49,
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RE AEHS-

Died, at his residence, at O'Clock =. NJ, Noyern-
Der 10th, PATRICK CREARY; in the fiity-sixth
year Of his age .-''.': '.r. '..'' "'s''
+ Norfolk and Baltimore papers please copy. ~ n
Died, at his residence. in Manchester, Sunday
morning, ut 5A o'clock, Mr.. WILKINSON g.
FREEMAN, in the fifty seventh year OF his age.
HIS funeral will take place from his late residence
eorner'of Decatur and Tenth streets, manchester
friends of the family are requested to attend With
out further NOTICE ~. 49,, ri, ~, 1,,,,,,:
dephia, and Indianapolis Qnd.l papers please
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:. 81 ! EPITfIElIOAfA.. 1.
Extract nom d private letter,l

,s.if lExtract from q private letter-i ID
3 ~ = T. think yog wiz yecollect that
ION my Ii, had proved to- be nm cpl cancer,
Several physicians had shortly AFTER
its appearance: but doubted. Meanwhile the par.
astte grew apace and durthg the or its exc
istenceit capr,cess were many Il had become IN
durated md peduncn lated az times tho sensation
was cold and yiscfa. resorted 70 canstes The ac-
tiOn of ytdchwere stnbhoSnly Reaistcd ursa began
ist visited Or. JoliS McIEISIi, Of New fork, un-
der Whose treatment the WIS removed With
list four Weegs ago staco MS treatraant WAS COM
nsnSed and to-day am ffee from S&ngers my lI
salns entirely healed neltheu soresess ai
scar 8s5sts g = r.ssss 3 i<fs :
Yours truly, 81 u g. TOWNS
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-s1;fT WE NOW SELL OUR WHITE

NJ WE NOW SELL OUR WHITE
,WAAIsUTTA UNLAUNDRIED SHIRT, closed
front, at one dollar, or have them laIndried IN the
finest style at sl.25 we have a full assortment
and solicit the patronage Of our citizens in building
up this branch Of our business rs home enterprise
Shirts MADE TO ORDER If desired.
/, A full assortment, III elENTLEhENS WHITE
and RED FLANNEL,nSFIIRTS,~ DRAWERS,
SOCKS; also, GLOVES, COLLARS, TIES, and
everything for complete outfit. i,;s r.
We sell at very small margin, and ask OF our
gentlemen customers and friends call. I. t.E
l. nor .a .,Ir... Z; LEVY BROTHERS.
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.g;r.:5tt Il! itiG5.uS y. Ji.j 10 -
:. COVE ITO NHfu ORI rANS LIN G

ii. GONE TO New ORLEANS Washington,
November lO.-Senator Bayard accompa-
MED Nj. Hewitt to New Orleans, where they
are expected to arrive to-day. Their pies
ence. in that city will betof very great -ad-
vantage to the Conservatives OF Louisiana
at this time, when wise and discreet, but'at
the same time prompt, resolute, and deci-
sive, action may be;neeessary. s.s.i%'l
II Chicago, November 10. GENERAL John ri.
Corse, a prominent Democrat, left this city
last night for louisiana. aiI's7'H 80 u
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PIANOS, ORGANS, &c
HOW TO BUY AN ORGAN.

j. 2- ,-3rf,1 3 -. tGn 81 z,Gs ,:f.-
GlThe MASON 6 HAMIIN ORGANS have been
assigned TIE FIRST RANK by the judges at THE
CENTENNIAL. They may now be bought VERY Low
FOR CASH or ON EASY yTERMS-yiz.,: BY the pay
ment Of one tenth of the catalogue price CASH. and
one tenth every three months until ten payments
are made. Ia.
For instance: To purchase an organ worth 81 so,
you pay $15 cash, and SIS every three mouths till
by the payment of So per month, which Is only the
rent OF piano. " II" %et&
Large reductions for cash. tf@i%t: & 80
T. L. D. WALFoRD s. CARLTON MCCARTHY,
:. Agents Mason 4 Hamlin Organ Company
no lin GA Main street, Richmond, Va.
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MARRIAGES.

: Married, November S, SIG, at Lcigh-Street Bar.
list church, by Rev. j. r. Garlick, D. D., JOHN w
HARTMAN, OF Pulaski county, Va, and Miss BET
TIE W. ABRAMS, Of Richmond. :, ..,:....f
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MI LOOK At THIS!
GREAT; AND GLORIOUS NEWS!

! r =. GREAT: AND GLORIOUS NEWS! :
WILLIAM THALHIsfER has been elected to sell
the CHEAPEST DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &C., IN
the city. Give him call, and be convinced OF the
fact. & s.,,.'t.' 5' - ~
900 pieces Of PLAIN, PLAID, BRoCADED, aud
! a. STRIPED DRESS GOODS at astonlshingly
low prices = 4.A-Ea r. '.A'.,'-i.
400 pieces BLACK ALPACAS from zoe. to 81
the cheapest ever shown In the city;
so pieces BLACK .CACHEMIRES, AERNOS,
SC, very low. I. Et. .r.is: 81 49,
The largest stock Of LADIES' CLOAKs, SHAWLs,
SKIRTS, BALAI0RALS, at the very lowest
prices. solicit cali on these goods before pur-
chasing. 100. ,...,:-,.,..,...-,
BLANKETS, BLANKETS! QUILTS, QUILTS
have reduced the prices from 20 to 80 per
cent. in order to make sales and give q bargain.
Call carly and secure cheap Blanket. -.
LADIES', GHILDREN's, aud MEMS UNDER
SHLRTS--a Large rariety--at prices to suit every
= one. :. ma ..1eHtT ---:tirl; Fri s-...x1
L call particular attention to my line OF CASSl-
MERES, TWEEDS, WATERPROOF CLOTHS,
WHITE, RED, GRAY, and BLUE FLAN-
l.. NELS, at such low prices that will astonish you.
Give ME q trial on these goods. .,.tara
have Just opened this week very large line Of La
Dies and MISSES STRIPED and SOLfD-CO-
LOR HOSE, GLOVES, lHANDkERCH1Ets,
~. GORSETs, q sc. Ask to see the 50c-Corset
worth 90c.
sAsH-RIBBoNs and iscARFs-a great variety. :
1000 pair KID GLOVES, just received from soc.
to $3.50; 49,. >.,..-. 49,: 500
|. 500 pair excellent TWO -BUTToN KID GLOVES
- ut 75c worth $l.25 80
have lot, of other goods, among which nre HEMP
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w LADIES, PREPARE
n. .... .i,s. 's. IF YOU PLEASE.
MONDAY WILL SOON COME AGAIN
DRIVE DULL CARES TO THE WINDS
AND SPEND YOUR NEXT MONDAY
At
,;zu SYCLE THEIRS.
Z TIE POPULAR DRY-GooDs STORE,
III ~ i.4ss BROAD STREET.
\ BARGAINS! BARGAINsl BARGAINS,
THE GREATEST BARGAINS HAVE CONE
80 :. $4,000 WORTH
OF
DRY GOODS
BOUGHT AT THE LATE
NEW YORK AUCTION.
so pieces BRoCADE DRESS GOODS at ooc. Ter
yard, never sold for less than Csc. per yard BE-.
fore;
so pieces more Of those DRESS GOODS a, l2xc.
worth 25c.;
200 pieces DRESS GOODS from csc. to IL per yard
which Is certainly the largest and most complete
stock In the city.
Look at our 35c. KID-GLOVES.
BLACK ALPACAs at zoe. worth Csc, at Csc. worth
30c., at soc. worth 35c., at Soc. worth Acc, at
4Oc. worth 50c., at SOC. worth &C.,, at 6Oc.
RI worth 65c., at 65c. worth 75c., ut 75c. worth
.87kc. at S7kc. worth 81, at 90c. worth sl.lO
per yard each. These are certainly the eheapes,
~ ALPACAS ever sold in Richmond.
Look at our 45c. CACHEMIRES.
BLACK SILKS from s1.25 up to So per yard. Look
at them. s,s.s a.9f
Look at our stock OF CoRsETs from 50c. to $3.50
Very cEeap. = ~ Fp& .s..t. ,-.t
irish POPLINSa at 75c. and 81 per yard worth
-$1.25 and $3.50 per yard.
Look ut our FURS.
| new stock Of BUSTLES just opened.
COLORED SILKS In great variety, from s5c 10
$3.50 per yard;
LADIES' UNDERNEATH most complete stock
lust received-extra cheap. Look ut o,r aiERl-
| VESTS, two for 81.
We have a complete stock Of GESTLEMEN'S Me-
RINO SHIRTS at very low prices.
| A handsome stock of new styles of BALM0RAL
and BOULEVARD SKIRTS ut 4 low margin.
BED-spREADs-a beautiful and complete stock on
hand
we have a large stock Of HoRsE-BLANKETs,ve very
cheap.
| A large and complete assortment OF BLANKETS
$50 sets Of FURS from IS per set to $50 per sell
the cheapest in the city.
HANDMADE sACQUES and HOODS for children,
$50 pieces of FLANNEL at 15c. worth 2oc- at
zoe. worth 25c., at csc. worth 3oc', al 3Vc'
worth 35c,, ut 35c. worth 40c., at 40c. worth
SOC. The cheapest FLANNELSa ere at STYLE
| BROTHERS.. a
Look ut our CLOAKS.
800 pair OF BLANKETS from :l.25 to SIS pei
| pair. i,aHs -,
Look at our a. BLANKETS. f.a.
$50 of the latest styles of CLoAKS from IS to s25
which Is the handsomest aud most complete stocs
in the State Of Virginia.
| Look at our TOWELS at 1870. ..s.
CASsI3IERES CAssIMERES CAssIMEREs!
CASSIMERES from 80. So, 40, 45, so, 60, 49, 50
s7H, 90c., and 81 per yard, and up to ~ PEI
yard. #i,9 -
Look ut our Use. and 81 per yard CASHMERE,
special bargain. =.
so pieces CARPETS from SC. to 1926 per yard.
Look ut our handsome RUGS. ..
500 sHAWLS from gee. to s25 each.
Look at our TABLE-LINESS.
TABLE-LINENsa and NAPKISS-acom complete Stock
LINEN NAPKINS at Use. per dozen, and thousands
| OF other goods too numerous TO mention 10.
want OF space.
Do not buy before looking II our stock.
SYCLE BROTHERS,
! No. 429 Broad street
f. ... between Fourth and Fifth streets.
Formerly Isaac and Julius sycle. no y
NE NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
NEW GOODS.
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MULES. HORSES. &c

'EOR Having more horses On
Il than we have Use for during the winter, ~
we offer one for sale 4 BAY MARE, Young, well
broke, and perfectly gentle. Il - i,..: !,.!it
CHAFFIN, STAPLES 6 CO,
no l3-2t 1870 Tenth and Main streets
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w ELEvEN-QUARTER W HIT E
BED-BLANKETs at So a pair; the greatest bar
gain in BLANKETS ever sold in Richmond.
We have several very good bargains in TEN
QUARTER wHITEBLANKETs, which be sure to
ask for.
We have BLANKETS from 1925 pair mp to
those downy FIFTEEN-QUARTER BLANKETS
at $1s and $50 pair.
We buy all of our BLANKETS from first hands,
and can sell them Mt prices smaller houses have to
buy them at.
FLANNELS of every description.
CAssIMERES TO suit every one
PREMIUM CHARLOTTESVILLE CAsSI-
MEREs from the State Fair for sale at
no7 LEVY BROTHERS.
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jnF PURE COD-LIVER OIL. a1ai.
DIR OWN DIRECT IMPORTATION.

We hare the testimony Of physicians ,who pre-
scribe II, and Of patients who have taken IT, that IL
is more acceptable to the stomach aud more easily
assimiIated than any; other OH ;t,,as }9i il5t4e
z We guarantee It to he entirely pure and fresh.
free from rancidity aud fully possessing all Of the
wonderful remedial properties claimed for the best
cod-liyer OIL. 80 MEADE 6 BAKER,
,t5, Importing and Dispensing Pharmacists, !.
Toc 5 t's'.' rs 919 Main street, Richmond, Va. !
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.,.,,rrx,r An pLAsTER.

EETsooF1aNDs JOB 1YoRKNEA;Ms,l!,lY ri fse
ID EeUTED ut. he gsssAis1,
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The largest stock Of LADIES CL0AKs, SHAWLS,
. " SKIRTS, BALAI0RALS, ut the very. lowest
prices. solicit call on these goods before pur-
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GREAT FALL IN ALL CLASS OF GOODS
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Especial dispatch to the Baltimore SUM- -
The Sentiment in New York.-.Republi-
cans In Secret observation-disclosures
Confidence in Democratic Success.
The Weary Waiting for the End.
3. Serious Nature of the Issue.
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me- YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AS

n rislENO-H' % /:
.Richmond, Fa., October G, 1876. = "",*
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To Planters !

Ofre ses services omm charpentier ct
~mecanicien. Les persOnnes qui voudralent
s'assnrer SEES services peuvent s'adresser a
Patelier de son frere H. Tetreau, a Thibo-
daux.
l6 Sept.
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FEUlLLETON:
L'AIGUILLEUR.

Une blanche maisonnette semble
endormie dams les pommiers en- feurs.
C'est le matin, a rheure parfamee
OH la rosee tend ses larmes au So
leil, qui dun baiser les attire a lu
dams le ciel, Tout est lumiere ct frai-
cheur penetrante. On assiste a repa-
nouissement dune journee eclatante
ct feconde,
La porte SQUIRE /; I'm homme pa
raft sur 10 seuil. A ses levres un SOU
rire. dams ses yeux l'attente dune
joie. Derriere le tronc dun gros pom
mier on devine IN movement le
sourire de l'ouvrier s'elargit. ct dc
'arbre. CONNIE une dryade enfant.
s'echappe une adorable petite hlle
blonde qoi viens Sc jeter avec n
fosee de rire dams les jambes de &C.
lui qui la g~uettait.
Celia SO termine par IN echange de
caresses ct par de longs baisers bien
chauds. Vous n'auriez pas fait I'M
pas de'plus pour chercher l'image du
bonheur.
-J'emmene la petite, n'est-ce-pas,
C6line 7 dit Ia pere,
A ces mots apparut q son tour une
a-erte paysanne, blonde aussi. un
peu pale.
Encore ! dit-elle, ave. une nuan
CO de jalousie voulue.
-Comment. encore /! Hier, c'etait
dimanche, ct tn ne veux pas que &C
jour-la.-.
Non, ellie doit s'habituer d accom-
plir ses devoirs religienx.
-Je ne my suis jamais oppose, RI
pondit lie pere ; aujourd'hui o SON
mes en- semaine. laisse la moi.
-Oui, mails, reprit Ia mere ave-
un psu sd'h6sltation confuse, c'es'
t%oujours tot qui Pas.
oh ! nous partageons bien. va
repondit rhomme avec le plus fran,
ct le plus patterned des sourires.
-Tu trOuves, mechant.
La fllette. place. entire son per.
ct ga mere. ecoutait cette conversa-
ton dun air serieux. Son regard al.
lait de Pun 4 ~l'autre, scion que celui
ci on celle-la prenait la parole. 81
main droite etait encore dams cellt
de l'ouvrier, de sa gauche ellie avail
saisi les doigts de 81 mere ct sem,
blait ainsi partager son affection pal
parts egales.
ST tn savais. reprit lie pere. con
me les heures passent quand ellie es'
u mes yeux, la-bas.
Eft crois-tu done que je ne m'el
doute pas, moi qui les trouve 81 lon
CUES lorsque je suis ure demi, jour
nee sans la voirs
Bah i! tn es occupe lei.
EFT tot, tn mas done rien q faire
Par un movement simultane con
me 81 la meme pensee leur fut venu,
on meme temps. pere ct mere Sc bal.
serent dams IN movement plein d,
grace, ct Fun ct Pautre e~nlacereDr
ID taille mignonne de la petite futee
qui Sc laissait faire avec cette quasi.
majestic dee enfants gates.
-Tn vas decider, tot. mignonne
dit la mere.
SOFT. je men rapporte a ellie.
EFT tous les daux, en- matiere d.
precautions oratoire, embrasserent s
bellies levres leur enfaut cherie /; phi.
lie ne purent reprimer I'm bel eclat de
rire, qui repartit CONNIE IN echo cris
tallin entire les dents de la f~llette
C'etait une scene a peindre. Rien ne
pouvait etre plus touohaut que Fat
tltude de Get homme ct de cette fem
me, Sc faisant les justiciahles de leul
sspieg'e CANINE.
-vcyens, Aimee, reponds.
Quot dsmanda l'enfant qni riait
encore ma gre ellie.
-Oila rnnx.tn I rastAr nra. ma
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FAMILY
FRUIT AND JELLY PRESS
IS AN ARTICLE OF THE TEST
ECONOMY Nd MUCH NEEDED
~ EVERY IA NJLY

IS 1N ARTICLE OF THE GREA TEST
ECONOMY AND MUCH NEEDED
IN EVERY FAMILY.
The only known means of extracting Juice
from fruits, etc, before the introduction
of this valuable invention was that of strai-
ming the same through a cloth. An examin-
alton of the Press will soon convince the
most skeptical of its superiority over the
old method for PRESSING and sTRAINING
Grapes, Currants. GoOseberries. Strawberries,
Biackbe,Yies, Apples, Qainces, Peaches, Sqm-
ash, Pumpkin, Lemons, Lard, Meats, Honey
Cottage, Cheese, Vegetables, Tomato CatssP,
Herbs, JeAies, Soups, Etc., Etc.
The Press is strong and durable. and
easily cleaned, it is made of GALVANIZED
IRON and will not RUST or discolor the Jul
ces of the fruit. For making the various
kinds of DOMESTIC and MEDICINAL
WINES from Grapes, Currants, Elderber-
ries, Blackberries, etc., and for JELLlES
and JAMS it works to perfection, and will
save many lines its cost in one year $ use,
as ONE-THIRD MORE JUICE can be
extracted from the same quantity OF fruits,
and does rot sou THE HANDS OR
CLOTHING. 1t is an INDISPENSABLE
article in household it's capacity is one
| quart. Furnished at the low price of
ONE Dollar and TEN Cents.
This PRESS can be seen and procured
| at Jos. r. THIBODEA UX'S,
Drugstore.
V. SAMOAN, Agent.
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PENSION FRANCAISE,

l2S--..KUE ~DOUANE....12S
NINE WE Z. TASSET, PREVENT. SEES
WI amis de la vile ct de la Champagne,
ainsi que lie public en- general qu'elle a
transiere son etablissement du No lW de a
rue Douane all No III de la meme rue. entire
Royal ct Bourbon. Ellie profile de cette oc
casion pour remercier lie bubble ct %solrcite
en- meme temps la continuation de son bien
v~ciIlant patronage. Ellie informe en- outre Il
| public, WI la situation DIES mauvaises affai
res. une reduction de prix dans sa pension
| ct a Get effet, ellie a ouvert un salon q 81 pal
semaine. Les personnes de la vile ct de Ii
| campagne y tr0uverOnt CONNIE d'habitudt
| tout lie comfort desirable.
Chambres ct pension par Jour 5 $50.
Is few. "a.
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
ER'S HOTEL

On trouve dans Get Establishment tout ce
que la saison fournit de plus dielcat ct toutc
espece de wins de choix tout CO quill fault
pour soirees ct marriages, etc.
II a des salons particulars au premiers,
ct des chambres 6legamment meubl6es a
louer i la semaine ct au mois.
Les Planteurs ct les habitants de Ia cam
payne qui voudront honorer Get etablisse-
ment de leur patronage y trouveront des
chambres ct neu nourriture bonnie ct copi
euse 6 $500 p%arjour.
LIZ Les portes du restaurant restent on
yertes jusqu'a minuit, Is n. Is
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

At tho 6rst meeting OF the creditors Of Cornelius !
Bushnell held yesterday before Register II W. AlloA
OF No. l52 broadway, Mr. John II. Miller, OF No. III
Nassau street. elected assignee. The following
claims iicd against tho estate OF the bankrupt
Erastus Corning Albany, $4,000 81; william n.
White New Haven, ss2 ooo; Ives 4 Co., New York,
$sooo and sender Asstic silver Company sl3ao37 81
Mr.. Bushnclrs liabilities stated to be about
600 and the deD,s proved aggregated e225 0o0
The creditors OF Irving 4 son. furniture msnuac.
turcrs Of No 2o6 East Twenty seventh street, have a
last decided upon an assignee. Al q continuation Of
their nrst meeting, held yesterday before Register
Dwight, Of No. Bcckman street, Mr.. John c. Cator
elected 10 that oncc Tho contest this cleo
ton has boon going on for several weeks =
three per dividend IN the matter Of Strangho-
Tor Brothers declared yesterday by the assignee
al Register Kcichum's oicc Bennett Building, n
meeting Of creditors
ira meeting or tho creditors OF Mr.. John |. Hob.
held yesterday before Register Allen The
debts OF the bankrupt we're stated 70 Dc about $1i9 900
and claims amounting 70 $l00,00 were proven Mr.:
John H. Plat, the Official assignee, was appointed
assignee 10 this
The second meeting Of the creditors Of Thomas
Rowe held yesterday before Register Allen, whcu
the assignee road his report aud declared nrss dvb
dent OF fourteen ror cent
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THE CHEESE TRADE.

There has been great difficulty 1t times regulating
the settlement OF choose contracts at the New Yorh
Produce Exchange The following rules have been sub
among MEMBERS
their secton the President shall ubjscs 10 the sp.
Of the Board appoint ms committee cheesc I've
members o. the I'D nx1n"nEe VINO are
committee properly dscharge the
imposed upon them b. these rnes and also 70 consider asd
the committee shall constitute quorum.
RUIZ All transactions in cheese between members Of
rules nothing herein shall b. construed interfering
with the rights Of members 10 mako special ecntvrctA
when not otherwise agreed upon) seller the
right demand payment the time OF passing the title
" buyer require seller when praccable ansfer
the TO vessel place 9Th.
harbcr OF New York the cities connected Herewith
buyer may designate. and under his direction.
4-1f sale u from dock platform. TO srvive
shall she relations toward the
poraon line by which e cheese arrives as the seller pro-
KuLx 5in the absence OF special agreement all cheese
designed for Immediate delivery bat the buyer shall have
three days In which 70 have such cheese Inspected ane
RrIss-The weights Of all cheese shall he tested BY
regularly appointed eity weighcr who shall be member
Produce Exchange and his certificate shall accompany
wrighcr 10 be appointed bv the Committee Cheese.
RuLx The wsghcr. foes shall be paid BY the seller:
than ten cent Of the whole lot shall be
test. -.
equal OF short weights each particular factory
or dairy. . - -, :,
weight buyer seller may require the entire
Gel 10 be weighed -.
deficient in weight any shall Into
average. =.
the buyer which shall the 81 coopcvagc and
s?ccton the buyer In all cases 10 name the Inspector