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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-22

AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE THREE
STORY PRESSED BRICk FRONT Dwell
LNG' No; l2l- q STREET SOUTH SIDED
@ On d, HpAY. March 21th. 1870, At o'cl K
6ss 2. m. will be O. Id, IN trout Of the penis ;
pau y lot Is, sqna 259 ming ou sweet north.
vest ~ feet by depth If lzS teet inches Alley
Oh side 81 d rear, sEd i'm proved ~ above
Terms: Onef .Uith ca h, and the bsl4rC e a. O. r.
j. and "a months, with interest az per per an
I'M seer oy deed II trust, or all cash, a. tue
oPtIon OF the purchaser. Sl0 dep lsiJ st time OF
sac, sud all oouyeyapctn z at purchasers cost.
Terms to be implied with in seven days. or prop
ert) 10 be Tesol6 rish and cot of defaultng pur
chaser after five daSs adv, riisement.
maIs0-eo j. T. COLD ELL, Salesman
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WASH b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w tSuCoessor to Green & Williams Auctionears
No. 1901, northwest corner 10th AID ID streets
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Indian Affairs.

CHEYENNE, W. T., September lad
vices from Telegraph camp, near Hat creek,
this morning, say the Indians drove back
the Government courier who left Fort Lar
annie with dispatches for General Crook.
He will make another start from Hat creek
this morning. ..,' ~
WASHINGTON, September 1.-THE propo-
sitions made to the Sioux Indians by the
commissioners at Red Cloud Agency in
clude their removal to the Indian Territory.
WASHINGTON, September 11.-Dispatches
from Red Cloud Of the 9Th via Fort Laramie
the 9th state:
The Indian Commissions which arrived
here on Wednesday last, held their first
council here yesterday afternoon, about one
hundred and fifty Indians, including Red
Cloud, Red Dog, Old-Man-Afraid-oi-H
Horses, being present. The latter's son and
Sitting Bull, an Ogallala Sioux, were pre-
sent. In conversation with member OF
the Commission before the council the In
dians expressed joy at their arrival; some
OF them saying to DR.. Daniels, Of the Com
mission, their old agent, 81 shall die, my
father, il you do not take pity on me-" The
Indians are in excellent mood for treaty.
Bishop Whipple offered prayer, and then
the propositions Of a treaty were read by
Colonel Manypenny, chairman and inter-
prefer to the Indians. ."E
WASHINGTON, September ia dispatch
from the Indian agent at Cheyenne agency
reports all the buildings at the agency eX-
cept three swept by flood. All the records
and papers are gone.
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FREDERICKSBURG.

.,, OF REV. WILLIAM r. BR0ADDCS, d.
- -srrgoS BY REV. DIR. JETER-BRIEE
w.. ,u or DR. BGOADBES--GERMANIA MILLS
c>r--!oSS AND INSURANCE.
..,.,n,n,leuce OF the Richmond Dspatch.l
i'1 I,xnrHlcKSRURG, September II, 1876.
.1r8ov afternoon Rev. j. B. Jcter, d,
NCH,a>hca the funeral sermon Of Rev. W,
n',Etn,ad!,.s. u. D., to q large and weeping
+, r,n.[~s,ioN. Everybody in FrederiekS.
com new nr. Broaddus, and loved him.
'"'A 1Ir was the friend OF every little boy
''', wi in the town, and often they would
" III" T., see him and listen for hours to his
','.,,,;n~ conversation. He even carried
'',", ,T;ttcn correspondence with many of
on ,,,,,, ncoDle. and was fond Of puzzling
,' ,,';,h ,,rnhlcms in literature and science.
~ Na,,y ~ pr. Broaddus's warmest friends
a,,nn,, prrsons OF other denomina-
W., III. Great heart took in all good pco-
'E'', III ho Sometimes indicated his conSer-
t..;,.n i,c,,nc> hv saving, - am Baptist,
,..,. nm moi q Baptist and hall.
4. the funeral were prominent persons
an Denominations. whose hearts were
.archod nv the remembrance OF the hlnd
,,,J l,,inr interest Dr. Broad1luS had MANI
ir>,ri towards them.
Nr HroadduS, in his earlier ininiStf!'
.,'rra amongst the foremost pulpit orators
,tt1n United States. His preaching was
,5,,,.,n,rri2rd TX n fcrVor and tenderness
49,. Irr,, ~ hin the hearts OF the multi
,,,ac. ,rbn locked 70 hear him, and his con-
,.rr,> were numbered by the Thousand. He
b,n.iy~i over three thousand persons with
-. own hands. and many more converted
,,,,i,r his ministry united with other Chris
go, churches. kS 4 debatcr. in his best
,.,'r, nc had few equals. His vast fund of
..~r,t,a;c and his overlooking humor made
I'm :. prince among diSputantS. Often we
i'gy.. >rrn him bring down the house y
,Y.; yrrNhrim his adversary by gesture
or look.
The services II Or. BroadduS in educating
,1a children C.: deceased and disabled Con,
;..l,rltr soldiers are fresh in the minds OF
MANY NirciNian<. Fer tive years after the
,yI- \, begged money in all sections OF the
;qnE with which 10 educate soldiers chill.
,I~an. and ~ his efforts 1900 such children
r,.,.jycd aid bcfor. the public schools were
established in Virginia.
About o'clock SUNDAY afternoon fire
VA, discovered in the Gcrmanla Flour
Nin>. >iX->.nry brick building, located on
IN, main road leading from this city TO tal-
month. which resulted in the entire deStrllc-
lion ii the mill. machinery. and stock. 1t
was owned hv NcSsrS. Myer Il Buelle, who
were insured for 81 900 in the following
COMPANIES: Georgia Home, $4,000; Phila-
Grpi.il Fire Association. 5000; Old Do
ninion. S5.no0: Richmond Banking and In
,pyanrr Company, $4,000: City Fire, OF
Richmond. 900; FarmviIlc, $500. The
GA Dominion was rcinsurcd in the Rich
moud Fire Association for $500. The
total loss j estimated IT from $4,000 to
>TpH tn
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Aid for the Sou thern Yellow.
Fever Sufferers.
BOSS FWEEDs ARREST CONFIRMED.
THE BULGARIAN BUTCHERIES.
Lord Derby Defends Englands Course.
NO CHANGE IN THE sERvIAN
-, CAMPAIGN.
&C., &C., &c.

MAINE ELECTION. .,4
Boston, September LITTLE election in
Maine is progressing quietly and earnestly.
The weather is pleasant. The total vote is
estimated at 13o, 900. 49,
[Second Dispatch.]
PORTLAND. September 11.-Portland gives
Conner Republican,, 1850; Talbot Dem-
ocrat), 1884. Last year Conner received
2,499; Roberts (Democrat), 2,606. In 1872
last presidential election) Portland gave the
Republicans 1892, Democrats 1927.
? Ten towns mot including Portland give
Conner 1925; Talbot, 3,4S7. Last year:
Conner, 1851; Roberts, 3,12S. These towns
include Augusta and Rockland.
Third Dispatch.]
PORTLAND, September 11.-Portland's
vote is the largest ever given.
against last year-Republican, 344; Demo
crat, 415. Sanford gives Conner ESQ, Tai
bott 1922; Democratic majority Of 81
against Republican majority last year Of
161-Democratic gain, 223. Reed (Rep.l
for Congress, runs but behind the ticket
there. Scaboro' gives IS Republican gain,
with Reed behind. The returns indicate
that T. B. Reed is elected to Congress from
the First district, despite the Republican
bolt, by q handsome majority.
Biddeford gives Talbot rs majority, and
Goodwin (Dem.l for Congress-, 143 over
Reed. ..
The following is the vote OF several cities
and towns compared with last years vote :
Rockland: Conner, 1882; Talbot, 600.
Last year-Conner, CTS; Roberts, 5S8.
Lewiston: Conner, 1,400; Talbot, 1905.
Last year-Conner, 9s5; Roberts, 1856.
Auburn: Conner, 1,13O; Talbot, 712.
Last year-Conner, 1888; Roberts, 5Ss.
Augusta: Conner, 1,O43; Talbot, 754.
Last year-Conner, 943; Roberts, IT'S.
Belfast: Conner, 743; Talbot, So. Last
year-CoDner, 522; Roberts, 5O3,
Portland: Conner. 3,S42; Talbot, 1856.
Last year-Conner, 2,499; Roberts, 2,G06.
Ellsworth: Conner, G23; Talbot, 457.
Last year-Conner, asa; Roberts, 1914.
Eastport: Conner, 40S; Talbot, 1S1. Last
year-Conner, 2G7; Roberts, 1873. . :.
Bridgeton: Conner, 43G; Talbot, 293.
Last year-Conner, 1868; Roberts, 21S.
Fourth Dispatch.]
ELLSWORTH, September 1.-Hancnck
county gives Republican majority OF 800.
The county was exactly tied in 1875.
Washington county returns indicate q
Republican majority OF Goa gain OF 300
from 1876. err. .s-.
Knox county and towns in the Fifth Con-
gressional district gives Hale nearly $50 ma
iority, and Waldo county will give 600 ma
iority Hale's majority must be almost OF
quite 5000. .E-.. .1..
-. [Latest.] -..> -
PORTLAND, Septem Der 11.-Sixty towns
give Conner 24,290; Talbot, 1894; las
year Conner, 1920; Roberts, 17,57S. Ne
| Republican gain Of 3,014. l-.:.
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RICHMOND ssSTocK Ex6HANesE.

seStrs MONDAY, September 41I1S76.
Il Gold.-Amerfcan gold, s. 100 I'D
State SecuritfsRlssyitE e6nsolE 67t bid; Vir-
|pdnia consoIs, new, SO asked; Vireinia deferred
6H bid; yirgihih tax-receiyabse coupons, SO bid.
Ufiy Sscurfsisss-R Richmond city gu, ssIsX bid |;
Richmond city 6's, 90 bid, 98k asked; Lynehburg
city s's, 105 bid; Freiertckshurg city as, S3 bid;
Manchss.er s's 90 asked Manchester bridge s's,
Railroad Bonds.-y Virginia Central Railroad
third mortgage 6s j: and u, ri bid VirEfnia Gem
trail Railroad fourth mortgage BE, j. and j. 80 bid
virginia and Tennessee RaIlfoad5 third mortgage
Ss, j. and j., so asked gonftdde Railroad second
mortgage preferred 6isJ. and u, 90 asked; Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac 1sairoad mort
gage Us. ]. and j., 81 asked; Orange and Alexan.
dria Railroad first mortgage eis, d.. aud M 82A
bid; Orange and Alexandria RaifrOSd second mort
gage 6's. J. and j.. II bid; Orange md Alexan-
dria Railroad third mortgage S'ss III. and NJ, 66H
asked; Richmond and Danyile Railroad cons0il-
dated 6's, n. and NJ, 40 bid; Richmond, York
River and Chesapeake Railroad aud Steamboat 6's,
j. and j., 771f asked. vs. s..Is.l2f;r ~ -
Bank Stocks.-National Bank Of Virginia, 100
par, 102 asked; State Bank Of Virginia, 100 par,
SEX asked; Union Bank Of Richmond; 80 par, 49
asked; Citizens Savings, 25 par ~ asked
riTc, 25 par, SO bid. SO asked Virginia State, rs
par, 81 bid, 90 asked; Virginia Home, 100 par, e5
asked; Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par, 81
bid, 95 asked; Old Dominion, 100 par; "a asked !;
Granite Insurance Company, 100 par, 95 asked;
Commercial Fire Insurance Company, 25 par. 10
bid; Richmond Fire Association, rs par, ID bid,
OK asked. I'@s'
pany, 100 par, 30 asked. 80.
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AnREsrED ON a SERIOUS CHARGE.
LANCASTER, ONO, September II. Three
men have been arrested, charged with cut.
/ ting rope at the Hayes and Wheeler pole.
raising, by which three persons were
killed. + 4. s35: sss
THE on swINDLERs.
NEW YORK, September II On account
Of the similarity OF names the Talmadges
Toll swindlers) have been confounded with
Messrs. Dan. Talmadges &c Sons, rice deal
ers, to whom they are not related financially
or otherwise. FL T 4. tai siasiF
NATIONAL FINANCES.
WASHINGTON, September 11.-There will
be another call Of S1O,0OO,000 bonds in afew
days. s.as..l tx. al. i 80.
Seven hundred thousand dollars worth OF
six per cent. bonds were withdrawn from
the Treasury to-day, for which iour-and-a-
half per cents are substituted for national
bank currency. ,j..l.s ). !. se:tsE
4 TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY. /.
One span OF the railroad bridge, one hum
dred and eighty feet long, over the Gennes-
see river, at London, WINS blown down Sum
day. ,1sta',i..;. s,.zs
Flag-Lieutenant Foley telegraphs the
agent OF the Associated Press from Oilla,
France, that there is no truth in the Paris
Ffgaro's story of mutiny on board the United
States frigate Franklin. They will sailfor
home ON the 18th. n II, =. Z. .z.
On Thursday, in the town Of Wilmington,
Conn.,, two girls, Rosie Green. fourteen
years old, and companion, Miss Shurleff,
seventeen years old, took strychnine with
suicidal purpose. Miss Green died in four
hours. just before death she stated that no
one cared for her; that her dead mother was
calling her, and she was tired Of life. Miss
Shurleff is alive but still in danger. tl..
The corrected report from Savannah
shows twenty-five interments for Saturday,
thirteen OF which were from yellow-feyer.
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by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, September l. oonS-Stocks active,
unsettled, feverish, and lower. Money, ". Gold,
l10S. Exchange--Long, 4S4; short, l4S51<. Gov.
ernments active and steady. States dull, steady, and
nominal ..sta.t.. .@s&f3li# .aiss sGfs ! s.S,s
E1sning.-sIoney easy Mt 1918 Sterling weak
ut 464. Gold heavy ut 110@110n. Governments
active and steady, States quiet and steady.
BALTIMORE, s;...s.,
BALTIMORE, September 1l.-Virgtnia 6's. defer
red,6: conso!s, 81. North Carolina 6's, old IS;
'yfr.ffsrt s1gss.2 Yt,sft ..ttf
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i1ehf was OF Enc spot, siB5iaE EliS. Hamss liaa
made such Roadway TINT iss was impossible
to save the building. folk Yiryinian,
Sunday. .ss $. 3.,.. 3;
We regret to learn that our respected
townsman, Mf. James Fretwell, had an at
tack Of paralysis on Friday night. Lynch.
sarg Pnginian. /. $50 ,es., :: i',..
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A MOTH Err
IN 49, . STARTLING CuRE-READ.
RICHMOND, VA, July u, 1876.
Mr.. Ro. ArmiStead:
Dear SirI take very great pleasure IN saying that
the use of one bottle of your DIR. D'ARAsTADT's
DYspEPTIc DROPS has entirely relieved servant
In my family who has been suffering for some time
with dyspepsia in It's most aggravated form, and
cheerfuliy recommend its use in the treatment OF
that disease. Very respectfully,
....s... ID. ....- Il. b. BERKELEY,
Nv 14-cod Attorney at Law.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, ,sEprEMBEn IL, 1875.

:
.as.s.Is .s ARRIVED. s,gt: ,.,,,.,sg s$.siet Z
Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New York,
merchandise and passengers, G. w. Allen CO..
agents. gss.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer.
Steamer j. w. Eyerman, Plat, Philadelphia, mcr.
chandse and passengers, w. z. Porter, agent.
Schooner Lulu Lynn, Insley, Philadelphia, coal,
Schooner Thomas D. Seward, Patterson, Bait.
more, railroad-iron, Richmond and Danyille Rai!-
road Coanpany. i t''s z..l,3
Steamer Shirley, Trayers, Baltimore, merchandise
and passengers. j.. d. Tatum, agent. 80
Schooner Annie Z. Cranmer, Bragg, New YORK,
camel coal, Gervas Storrs, agent.
schooner j. WINS Insers0lls Philadelphia, rail-
road-ties, Curtis 6 Parker.
Schooner d. II. Ingraham, Ames, New York, coal,
CLEARED. .f,s5sf
Dark Christina tBr.), Andrews, Liverpool, z66
hogseads and 200 uerces tobacco. 400 bags ground
bark, 2,6 90 white oak slaves, Curtis q Parker.
an Darius ESa Rssg Rio G5ads do
! rels rosin, Haxail- crtnshaw Company.
r. CLEARED FOE THIS PORT. zts
From New York on Friday, schooner J. P. Kelsey,
From Philadelphia on Saturday, schooner Annie
From Phiiadeiphia on saturday, schooner Poio-
From Philadelphia on Saturday, schooner Mary q
Francis Andrew. .is..'.,g..,. &. 3 tsfs,.4sE
| - 'tf@5 MEMoRASDA. q
Schooner H. v. Cook. Faulkenburg, hence, at
Philadelphia on Saturday. z - 20
schooner Matte Z. Hill, Smith, hence, at Philadel-
Schooner Fanny W. johnson, outten, hence, at
| Philadelphia on Saturday. -'-fS w
Schooner Mary e. simmons, Candy, hence, at
Philadelphia on Saturday. s ~
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BY Tesexrsph.
NEW yGRT Z,

NEW YORK, september 1l.-F1our-LoY, grades
r SSgaoss oas ssn ga s
extra, $4.75GSs; good to choice extra, 46os@
$3.50. wheat 1a3c. better and quiet; export d.
nand and milling materially checked BY de arn
rcd western Corn without decided Grange; las
doing for export and home use. Cats less acuveand
Sugar quiet and nominal unchanged Moiasses-
Grocery grades unchanged. Rice quiet and steady.
Tslow ,ne sas fps os 1 Ros %
ssssn as sra Whey sesy eaa s'sses o
9l.11. Freights without decided change
49, BALTIMORE. ~
BALTIMORE, September ]. -Fiour steady How
ari-street and western super, 81 extra,
a@ssssssss aass sst cs M ss
sI.22 Maryiand red, good 10 prime .sI 6@9I.85;
amber, 81 @$1.2s; white, ILL @S126. South
White, 5os5l seow nelninsily ssabsc oaa
steady Rye 6rmer. Provisions higher. Mess rork,
$l7.75@slz.s5; Bnlk-meais-si ulders 5kc.;;
dned iS@ fss Coffee quiet and strong s jobbins,
169@l9e. Whskey dun at Sill. Sugar quiet and
i s.. .t.rs; ~ CINCINNATI. u ~
tnss my s sgsses W6ea. s. ssasS o s1s
31.06. Corn frner. Oats firm at 33@39c Bye
smer at SSS Barley ss 81
steam, 11e.t delivered; kettle, 12@!2hc. tDalk-
meats In fair demand and higher shoulders, 10
7as.; clear rib;sides, SC. clear sides. 9c, Bscon
9Sc.; clear sides, 1915 I6se. Whisky, Si.3S.
Butter quiet and steady: choice western reserve,
sis s as sese ssa Ssiea Ssy s,s
$3.50; shipments, 415 head. M
' LOUISVILLE. fas
LOUISVILLE. September 11.-Flour steady and
red II smher os ah,a sSe1 ae,nana;
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FINANCIAL.

TIRST-CLASS INVESTMENTS. - We
l. have for sale
$4,000 notes for deferred payments on real estate
secured by deed of trust,
80 shares Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany's stock,
10 shares State Bank stock. . ~. -. ..."
20 shares National Bank of Virginia stock,
so shares Union Bank stock.
WILLIAMS & GIBSON,
sc 1926 Real Estate and Stock Brokers.
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Eight Spanish soldiers in Cuba die OF fever
where one is killed.
Thomas Laidlaw, the author OF "Lucy's
Fitting" died not long ago in New.South
Wales.
Bishop James lies dangerously i'll with
kidney disease, in his home on Twenty
fourth street, New York.
General Sherman and Secretary-of-War
Cameron were at Harrisburg, Pa, Satur-
day, and both left for the West in the after
noon.
The Methodist Church have scattered oYee
the world 1851 itinerant ministers and
81, 474 local preachers. OF these 20,453 It'll
nerant and 24,3S4 local are in the United
States.
William A. Wheeler is member of n
Congregationalist church in Malone, n. T..
He Joined this church in 1859, under the
pastorate of "Father Parmalee," as his
| friends call him.
A recent sale of 227 Rembrandt etchings
in London brought S22,000-almost 800
apiece for little pieces OF paper-few OF
them not much larger than mans hand.
Henry Ward Beecher has 100000 brick
at Peekskill for new mammoth residence
on his farm there.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
..s RICHMOND, September II, 1875.

OFFERINGS. .s.tra - 30 +
WHEAT White, 100 bushels Red, d 400
bushels.
CoRN.-Whtte, 1913 bushels. Nired, 364 bushels
OATs-31O bushels. # so.
rgE. SALES. sr r#a.+ t'ttl
WHEAT White, 1914 bushels prime ut l.25; SO
bushels fairt Is "a bushels very good at 90
IA bushelsat 90c.: so bushels at $1.21-total, 53S
bushels. Red, 1876 bushels very good at 81. 30; 500
1888 bushels fair at al.I5; 500 bushels common
at $I.1O; 100 bushels at S1.23; SO bushels at 81
SO bushels ut Clip; 226 bushels good ut $1.19;
81 bushels very good at sl.24 SO bushels at $l.20
54 bushels at S1.O5; FOG bushels ut 90c.; ~ bush
lsat $780,; 272 bushels ut 95c.-total, 1915 BUSH
els. i.Ei
CORN White, 100 bushels at SEC. Mired, 120
bushels prime ut 55c.-totAl, 220 bushels
OATS.-74 bushels good spring ut 36c.; 100
bushels very good at &c.,; 1876 bushels prime at
37c.-total, 3 10 bushels. H. E..1sI
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FRESBYTERY OF MONTGOMERY
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
'IIEkWooD. CAMPBELL COUNTY, VA.,3

September 8, 1876.
:, i'cSblicry closed its autumnal session at
, Inn pace to-day. The usual business Of
;It meeting engaged the attention Of the
M" ana 10 detailed report need be made.
1, ,"," t'ile ana consideration were bestowed
, "pHii su''ehlation, foreign missions, and
r;"o'lcatlon. Tie Committee OF Publica-
i ~ u at flchMond was cordially encouraged
,nn ~, V>eiI'i work. There was good at
.'n "G'''cc OF ministers and elders, and large
'I nI, listened to preaching.
Will; ni'Ni"ood Is new house of worship
yn ,"'h me pastoral charge OF Rev. i. w.
h .mS:iI, Situated near the Lynchburg and
I1't'ic railroad, seventeen miles from
C,,"'E.uDufS, IN fine section of Campbell
People. ''' ''t'''''s'''' "''u iiosia '''h'i
In next stated meeting is to be held at
nt,da1?, Bedford county, on the third We'd
way IN April 1T u z. N. p.
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99-CENT STORE.

DECEIVED AT THE
99-CENT STORE,
Six dozen LARGE BIRD-CAGES, 1885,.
Ten dozen YALlsES and sATCHELs,
Fourteen dozen UMBRELLAS,
Another lot Of PARASOLS,
A large lot of LUNCH-BASkETS,
New styles GENTLEMEN'S HATS.
4 few more large AIARkET-BASKETs,
New subjects in oIL-PAINTING with GILT
FRAME,
New CHROMOS,
4 large lot gentlemen's COLLARS and CUFFS
THREE-sHELF BOOK-RACKs,
Largc-size WALNUT STANDS.
We still keep full line Of TEA and TABLE
SPOONS, which we warrant extra plate, on white
metal, at the
au15 99-CENT STORE.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES, &c.

DRUGS. MEDICINES, &c.
DEPSINE PORCI (English),
BOUDALT'S PEPSlN,
SciIEFFER'S SACCHARATED PEPSIN,
uAWLET'S AMERICAN pEPSIN,
LIQUID PEPSIS, .... ..-.......
AROMATIC LIQUID PEPsIN,
WINE OF PEPSIN,
LACTOPEPTlNE, &C., sc.
: For sale by j. BLAIR, Druggist.
au3O corner Broad and Ninth streets.
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MISCONCEPTIONS BALTIMoRE.-Great ex-
element was occasioned in the Lexington
market shortly before O'Clock Saturday
night by the appearance Of o young colored
man and q young white woman OF respecta-
BILE appearance walking arn,-in-arm, the
woman carrying a narketrba a crowd
soon began to follow them, and very threat
ening language was used. The couple,
who were from Bridgeport, Conn.,, did not
seem to think that their appearance was OBJ
iectionable, and passed on through the
butchers market, wondering what all the
excitement was about. Finally the crowd be-
| came so demonstrative that tho policemen
had to interfere to prevent violence, and
! took the man and woman to the Western
station-house until glietude could be re-
stored. About n thousand people followed
them down the street, large number being
women, who appeared to be even more de-
menstratiyo than the men.
The couple gave their names as Richard
Drew and Mary kildoy. They had been in
the employ OF William E.. Seeley, at Bridge
port, lConn.--the man as coachman and the
woman as chambermaid. They had run
away and married, and had intended to
make Baltimare their home, having pro-
cured board ut No. Wilmer alley. Drew
is thirty-one and his wife twentY-one years
OF age. After keeping them at the station
house for some time Captain Lepson accom-
panied the woman in car to her boarding.
house, and the man was taken out by the
rear entrance and sent home to her guarded
by policemen. The Towd remained in front
Of the station-house for about All hour be-
fore the captain and his officers could get
them to disperse Sun.
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4. mi. ;hAptists first entered Texas in 1885
gaDjzs inaccuracies marie Their first church was or
lsln r ~ 1896, and the first association in
VyD, q, ,hey have increased to $1,000 or 10
- WHICH $4,000 or 10000 IRE coioreds
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

s. ..-. SEPTEMBER II, 1876.
The breaks to-day comprised lilo hogsheads, 28
tiprccs, and boxes. The offerings at auction on
Change were 100 packages, of which % were taken
in and the remainder sold at prices ranging from SO
t".! 90 ~
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-
An Scotch, bsst brs1ds, 9SyEsls 81
sssyss sasi aneais 81 ssua q,
sl.sS splas $3.50 TsslisAs s5s 4
Rsss .ssd R1asIsys siarket aetiyss psssf, s1'Ss
/ Rrs IHstiksrs. Msdinn, q. 500 49,
GA yitEina mountsin, new, 92902st0s CT
&Z.501343.5O and npssnrtl5
0ins domestic, d .at@S inaporteds % u s1ss.7
b1fli.Eee &
81 Ehtpstaf: z6c. n bnshef. "a
By0tDnsfnF. 29G546c. q bushei
Nhorts. 10000. q bushe,. Z,
TVhe1t EfGNr: $4,000. o brzleL 80
& Cora Brdn: 1Sc. per tushel sSstfs
Powder, Shot. xc.. 81 II
Fass. Toys mining. 36c.G tl.25 p 100 fbets
Ponder: &s.75 by the i've kcss-te@ than I'M
kegs, 3d. blasting %. z5@ 3e0: q.
GrtHdstoHes:s1 Ike 2kcs D M
5ss ,l;stts Weed. Il q; III
~ o0@e3.
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PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKEY.-

PHILADELPHIA, September ,ll.--Cattle dull and
lower; ssles, 1000 head: extra Pennsylvania and
western Steers 6@64c.; choice, eye: fair to good,
S9Sae eSSnmnp S 44Hs. sheep In fis demand
sales, $500 head ut 5000. E. 80 q