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National Republican., 1878-11-11
LIMITED STATES MARsHALs SALE.
JOHN SHERMAN. AucIl
John SHERMAN
~ Real Estate Auctionser. 81. Cloud Buiid.ng.

John SHERMAN.
~ Real Estate Auctioneer. ct. Cloud Bund.ng
TnusTEEs SALE OF 4 rWO-sToRy FRAME
DWELLING ON WEST SIDE OF ELEVENTH
STREET. RETwEES L AND STREETS
SOUTHWEST,
By virtue OF deed oftr st dated November s. is7J
duly recorded In Lbrr No co. folio Isl. one OF the
land records for the District Of Columbia and at the
request OF the party secured thereby we Will sell al
public auction, In front OF the promises on WE'D.
SESDAS. November 70, A. D. 1873 At clock p NJ,
all that piece and parcel OF ground lying In the city OF
Washington, District OF Columbia, known ~ lot num-
bered seven "a In Charles Il Churchs corded sub-
division OF original lot nunbeTed four co. In square
numbered three hundred and twsDtyeisht (sls), to-.
gether with the improvements, &c
Terms One-third In cash aud the balance In 0. ~,
aud 10 months with interest a. per sent per Annum,
secured upon the property sold, all cash. at the OPP
tnn OF the purchaser. A deposit OF $0O required Al
the time sale, and all conveyanclng at purchaser
cost. Terms to be compiled with In seven dayi 9TH
erwise the trustees reserve the right to resell the
property At the risk and cost Of the deauitng pur-
chaser, AFTER hye days advertisement
JOSEPH X EDSOS,( r,,.,a..
- - - THOMAS HYDE, '''
wM, NJ, SMITH salpsmau, nOySeOdkds
National Republican., 1878-11-11
H. H.T.HELM MBOlD'S
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
BUCHU-

A SPECIFIC REMEDY for oil Diseases OF the
Urns rpaon fnas or uSSiao S Ss S
BaSdes And kansys S9ns " hns slsd1eT SrGysI AYE
eiaisss' and ali bitsa;cs Q? The Bladder. Kdney OF
Prostate Gland. whether aTertins Male. Female. OF
ron wEAKSEss arising from e5cs,.s, or dls,l.
To-" @ 70 Essfsion vB Of BdsSsss sGor,nss! o. RrsstS.
Tremsllns TtcnSed w,h ThGuzh,. @ hts. 81 , disease
Head, Rush OF Biood to tho Head. skin Erupiions
Pf sRS Psy ssn sowed to go on very
ftslusn,ly kp,lep,ic f,ts and Consump ptlon follow
weANucss il requires the aid o. an invisorsng med:
sqs 9 s,EsPhps,nl p,lc sHa tone up the system which
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU
chronic Infsmms,ion Of The tteru,. and ali com.
plants incident 10 the ser.
HELMB0lO'S BUCHU
Is uEEaUALEp BY any remedy known i, !; !, !,
feebled constitutions OF both sexes aud all axes.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION,
HEADACHE. Pain In the shoulder, Cough, DlgIl.
ness. sour stomach, Eructations, Had Taste In the
Mouth Paipitation OF the Heart, Pain In the Region
OF the Kidneys, and thousand other painful symp
toms are the offsprinss Of Dyspepsia
HELMB0LD'S BUCHU
INviooRATEs the Stomach. stimulates the torpid
y npS ss as sna X ksnes q 10 hss n Ss%n tn
new lite and ygor 70 the wholc sysIem
the mosi hestatns OF lis valuable remedial proper
ues
Price u per Bottle. or siI for s5.
National Republican., 1878-11-11
Auction Sales.--future DAYS.

T,RusT.Es SALE OF A BRICK HOUSE on =
L STREET NORTH, NEAR NORTH CAPITOL
by virtue Of de.d Of trust recorded in I.iber 81
folio MS OF the land records OF the Dtlc, ~ 20.
lumbia, ! will, on THURSDAY, the Jth day OF No
y.m9er, lgs a o'clock NJ, in front or,hs promises
tces recorded subdivision OF certain lots Ia square
g. IN this city. improved by brick dwelling tSo
u street northwest).
Terms, t7.occ with per cent interes: from Novem.
Der sI and the expenses OF sale In cash. and The
balance In three equal instailniens at g. IL and Il
months. with interest secured BY the purchasers
notes and deed ftrust on the property, a deposit
OF elD Will be required ht the time Of sale. Convey
ancinE at purchasers cost
n. II. WARNER q CO.. Aaci.onees oc.s:ts
DS- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON AC.
count Of the rain until TUESDAY, the t2th day Of
November. at same hour.
nOll.I NJ ASHFORD Trustee.
National Republican., 1878-11-11
TINTED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

q "'"" "HTo''''' ''Hr
BY virtue OF writ OF pHdtiionu srpOndk issued out
Of the clerks office Of the supreme court OF the Dts
trict Of Columbia aud 20 me direCted. wit sell a!
public sale for cash, al the courthouse door Of sad
district, on TUESDAY. the 18th day of November,
lS's. al u o'clock M all the right title, claim and H.
ierest Of the defendant IN aud to the follow ing
described property " vii; LOIS w. H. md u IN square
So. Washington. j. C..tOgetheI with, all and singular
the prurpments thereon. seyei aud levied upon
tho property OF william y PTout, TO SATISFY attach.
nent No 1867, al law III nvor OF fClayton H. Rogers
FREDk. DOUGLASS
L d. Marshal u. G.
InIIN AlIERM Y AmnlnnnlE de
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49, 50
western prime cnfiing 1flc.: coiniaon. s@9c.t
Rice. Carolina. 7.;tqSr.: Ransoen. &c. s.
na aToIsns sass ss s S
sar9hna roe,tn half barrels 4@s4.25. MacssreG.
nsy y ss 4 h sarre .i si1sa No
2. ~ kits. sl.s7Il: No. ), sl.s0.
Lard: pr1me: taarreis aud terces, SS98Ac.; In
d,dtnssss: : common syrup o4sbeaas. 21c;
aer.es. &c. barrels. z3c.: genuine g0,-en syrup
f5aS5e. Sailon: New Orleans prime sn@55s
Gr,und alum. from store, soc. p sack.
Sugar: Crushed. lac.: powaeIec. 1G,lc.: grimm.
lated: 11ae.; A. 9aasAc.; b, 9e.; extra Z
Rico Demerara. 10ia10sc.
SofD: Common. 5u7c.; best washing. 7A@sc.
toilet. 5lG2Uc: and flncY nrtces: country, 4M5c.
Tsas: Black. 55e.6sl.-the last q prime Article:
imperial; Sl.l0@sl.60; gunpowder. s1.45G1.75
for strictly choice.
Hides. Leather. sc.
Hides. Green. 4fd5c.: dry sailed. s2Ml3c.: drI
Mnt. 139 l5c;; wet salted 7;s@sc.i Wet satea calf:
skins poe. asl.
henaiock. ls@25c.: country mpner 3p6l5ac.: CITY
hnisll, 1SG22c. foot: kip. 4o975c.R - harness.
country, 2s@S3; city finish Isl 32a36c. H.; sail:
22(G28c.
iron. Steel. Nails. sc.
IRON: American rpnned. Ola dominion. ga
Sc: sMedes. hammered, SIC: hoop. 4@6: Pig.
iron: Virginia coal-hast charcoal $2S@s32
WaSln-DlaI charcoal. S24GGS2S: Pennsy1Sa an
thr2cite. S2Otd's22: West VIRGINIA coke. ~ laS23.
NaiLs:: Old Dominion. 1920 per key Tor stand.
ara-thai is. ten-Dennv: other sizes extra.
Plough Castings: Wholesale, 10lihc.; retail
5x(G6c. p 10.
fope: Manila. best. l4@l5c.: jute. s69c.
Rags: Mixed cotton. Ike: white, 2Sc. woollen
x@1Hc.
LUMBER: White oak. 81 2M*l5 2 i .CHn: Western
Virginia poplar. Il5mS20 = 1000: white min.
f1SGS65 = 900: vei.nw pine boards. 8 6Sl 8
Nlst Sl0Ns14. according TO lengths. ShlnyIes-
p 1000. Laths-Spiir, 81; sawed, s1.5U@Sl.6'
1000.
Stnces: Whskey-barrel timber. green. 81 SSS25f
1000: seasoned. $20mT25 = 1000, Flour-barre
timber, S6tdS7.5O p 1000. Flonr-barre poles, 81
as: hOgsbead-hoops. no deluanJ; hicIory-hoops,
$3.50.
Liquors. Wines. &c.
Ale: Scotch, best brands, plnts S2@$2.25
dozen. gold.
Brnndies: Domestic. 81 .a56s2: fruit. &1.10@
Sl.40 annie. new. SL7aG0S2; old, $2.25@S3,
Virginia peach. S2MS2.5O.
Rue Uhi&keYs: Medium, 81 OM$2: pure old. ~
9*4: Virginia mountain, new, S2MS2.5O, Id
S2.50ms3.50 and upwards.
Gin: Domestic. 81 .25mS2: tmnorted, $S 3 case.
Neto England Ram $1.50@S1 so.
RsctIted WhtsEeyS: Market advancing; proof.
$l.25.
Powder. Shot. &c.
Fuse: Toys mining, 3Jc.MSl25 = 100 feel
Pot1der: 1915 by the five kc2s--lcSS than t7'
kegs, 1925; blasting, S3.25IS3.50.
Shot: Northern, S1.75 p bag III rs lbs.
Grindstones: lAGE2%c. p n.
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The Hot Springs, Ark. Troubles,

WASHINGTON, October 4.-The Secretary
of the Interior has letter from the super
intendent of the Hot Springs, Ark, in re-
ference to the recent troubles at that
place. One OF the springs has been
long used promiscuously and without
charge by bathers, and persons affected
with loathsome diseases have ayailed them
selves OF the privilege. AS the spring is
not lar from the other hot springs, and the
ground is porous, the superintendent
thought it advisable to conduct the waters
of the spring to more distant point, where
the bathing OF afflicted persons would not
be subject 10 the same objections. His at
tempt to carry out this plan has been re-
sisted by some Of the settlers, who have
held meetings TO protest.
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Wnshington Items.

WASHINGTON, October 4.-The President
returned this morning.
The Cabinet to- day approved the letter OF
Acknowledgement Devens giving the opln-
ion that the Utah and Oregon Railroad Com
pany can pass through the Bannock Indian
reservation. No other business OF special
importancc was considered.
Dr.. John 3. Blake has resigned his posi-
ton as secretary OF the Washington -Monu-
ment Society, though he retains his men,
bcrshp.
The Post-Office Department orders that
no fines be imposed upon mail contractors,
or deductions made from their pay, because
OF irrcgularity Of service on account OF quar-
antine regulations.
The work upon the new life-savlng sta
tons on the coasts OF Virginia and North
Carolina is rapidly progressing. New surf
boats, hawsers, running gear, &C., Will be
purchased. so as to put the stations in en-
cellent condition for winter duty.
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r,,r c.NyASS--FArA1. AFFAlK- stShsEsS 8
I'M AMONG PUrILs, &C.
x,,,u-os,oneence of the Richmond Disratch.I
te'''~S OCTOBER 4, 1878,
r,o canvass. as far as speaking is con-
lns is very active in this district.
ceIu 'rs Fchois and Harris meet at Wood
M t.eSr next Monday. and again at Charlottes-
s >.;,'. an the 10Th instant. MIR. Paul, who Is
N.'se Snrakjnc on the other side OF the
10" ,,r,a;ns, y announced 30 speak at eight
,|o;n,s in Augusta between the llth and
goth instant o;roa ,.ro 80 tho
,.;I,;nc in Rock Hill, $, g., by II. Bruner,
N a. pnsci, N. Murray. a building contractor
:" y. trSs-lntte. y. c.. aud former citizen OF
Q, Mr. Murray is reported as being
. .n.o~nnscd in fight between his brother
,S ur Bruuer, whcIcupon the latter shot
S;,,, .arce times. He leaves wife and three
- the entries are to be taken as an'lndt-
c.,;on. The number made so far shows that
nur Fair. winch commences next TUESDAY,
will be one of the best yet held.
Eighteen pupils at the Deaf, DUMB, ana
mind institution have been in the hosplta!
90 hat institution in the last three weeks
with diphiheria. Fifteen are now conVa-
Icscrnt, AMI only three are seriously SICK.
The Cour, Of Appeals adjourns TINS eve
.;,,,, Penn.
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West Indies.
THE SANTA CRUZ INSURRECTIoN-FIRE AND
MERnER RItIE TILE DAY.

THE SANTA CRUZ INSURRECTI0N-FIRE AND
MURDER RULE THE DAY.
KINGSTON, JAMAICA (uin HAvANA), October
4.-Tbe insurgents in Santa Cruz are burn
ing estates. Fredcrickstadt has been re-
duccd to ashes, and several leading planters
have been murdered. The Governor has
arrived from st. Thomas. Only fifty SOL
dicrs are available. In IN engagement at
the Anashopc estate the negroes were rout-
ed and 200 Of them killed. The town Of
Basscn is threatened, but is yet safe. En-
sliSh and French frigates are daily expected
to arrive.
PORTLAND, ME-, October 4.-The United
States steamship Plymouth sailed this after
noon for Santa Cruz, to protect American
citizens there.
OFFICIAL INFORMATION REGARDING THE IN
SURRECTIOS.
WASHINGTON, October 4.-The Govern
ment has official information OF the exist
ence OF an instruction at Santa Cruz, but
the adviccs say nothing regarding what is
supposed TO be lost. Santa Cruz is en-
braced in the consular district OF st.
Thomas, under the jurisdiction OF Consul
Y. V. Smith. According to the latest re-
ports received at the State Department here
the mob have succeeded in capturing and
destroying The town or Frederlcl:stadt.
There is a United States consular agent
resident there, and it is supposed his house
has been destroyed with the others.
All the help available has been sent from
St. Thomas by the Danish authorities. No
reason is known for the insurrection, as it
was supposed the Danish authorities had
been very mild towards the inhabitants. In
addition to the Plymouth sent this afternoon
from Portland to the protection OF the
American citizens at Santa Cruz, the Navy
Department has also ordered vessel from
the West India station. the one nearest to
the disturbed region, to hasten on the same
mission.
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FINaANlsIAI4.
RICHMOND STOCK s.. d EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY, October 4. 1878.

5s5ggsSF FRIDAY, October A. 1873.
II sALEs.-150 Unreasonable coupons sofd ut 81.
ass Sec NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cosois s 5 bid s5
asked; Virginia consols. new, 31k bid. 30 asked :
x,irgHnla faadab 20 bid; VIRGINIA deferred re ss
CTR Securities.-R Richmond city s's. j. and I,
1ois asked: Petersburg eiiy g.. +. ana A., os
asked: Petersburg city e's, 1o4 bid, 1o4K asked !;
Petersburg eity 81, SPECIAL tax. ); and j., I0s
asked; LrHchDurs city 6's, j. and j.. 100 asked
Norfolk city water SIS, N. and ~, i'll bid; Nor
folk city 6's j. and j. a4 bid: Fredericksburg cily
snS q Srdse s s a na
BILE, n. and s., 92 asked.
Raffrodd Bonds-Chcsapeske and Ohio Rail-
lrsI Railroad arsI mortgage 6's. j. ana j. 81 bid:
Virginia Central Railroad third mortgage 6's and
o. Se bid 50 ssked nrTin ia G ha 5 sTea
Virginia Central Railroad non-morgagc s's, >; and
j., 90 bid, 101 asked: Virginia and ennessee Rail.
southside Railroad fr.t mortgage preferred IS, D..
aud j.. l0l bid: souihside Railroad second morteage
preferrea 0's j. and J.,,76 bid. 70 asked; South:
j.. 90 asked: Norfolk ami Petersburg Railroad first
mort gage 7's, J. and j., 100 bid; Norfolk and Pc
J. and j., 100 asked: Petersburg Railroad second
IS d * H1 bid r 2s E
4. and o., ] OF bid: Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad mortgage S's, ). and j., 100 bid:
mortgage rs, ). aud j.. 90 MD: Orange and Alex
andria Railroad second mortgage 6s, j. and j.. 10
bid: Orange and Alexundriu Railroad third mort
guge S's, NJ. and NJ. AZ asked: Orange, ALEXANDRIA
and Manassas Railroad first mortgage Us. j. and
j.. 53A bid, 81 askeds Richmond and nanyillc Rail
ROAD consolidated 6's, 81. and n, 75 bid, 70 asked
Piedmont Railroad first mortgage S'S. \. aud o.,
96h bid, 100 asked: Richmond. York River and
chesapeake Railroad first mortgage SIS, j. and j.,
7SH bid.
R,ttr0ad Saskatchewan and Petersburg
Railroad. 100 par. 40 asked: Richmond. Frede-
rickshurg and Potomac Railroad common, 100
par, 3 ~ bid so asked; Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad seven per cent, guaranteed,
100 par, 95 asked; Richmond and Danrihe Rail-
road, 100 par. 5 bid, s asked.
Baak StockS.-EIrst National, 100 par. 112 bid;
National Bank Of Virginia. 100 par, 80 asked !;
Planters National, 100 par. ITO asked; state Bank
of Virginia. LOO par. 49,. bid, so asked; Union
Eank of Richmond. so par, 40 bh; blt rchants and
Planters Savings, rs par, 10 asked; Citizens Bank
25 par, 22a asked.
Insurance CompGnies.-V:r gnia Fire and Ma
rine, rs par, "a bid. 36h asked: Virginia State 20
par, 81 bid: Virginia Home 100 par. 102 asked:
Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par. S3R bid. 50
asked; City, 100 par. 80 bid, 50 asked; Granite
100 par, IA bid, rs asked.
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ELEaR PHO.
NEWS FROM AnL PARTS or THE
WDRLD.

THE FEVER PLAGUE In THE souTTi-coE-
GREssIoNAL NOMINATIONS = HORRIBLE
DEPREDATIoNs BY THE INDIANS AT
BUFFALO STATION AND EAST OF DEN.
vER-FIENDIsH ASSAULT OF A NEGRO
UPON A sEvEN-YEAF-OLD WHITE
GIRL IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
EARTHQUAKE AT NEWBuRG, N.
Y.-THE PRESIDENT HAS RETURNED TO
AsHINGToN-THE oLEARY.HU6HES
WALKING MATCH-pIRATES HAVE MADE
THEIR APPEARANCE IN THE PERSIAN
GULF-ANoTHER ALBANIAN MASSACRE
POLITICAL CRISIS BECOMING MORE SCI
RIOUS IN ENGLAND-THE MEXICAN IN
SURGENTS, &C. &C.
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Tho Southern scourge.
AT NEW ORLEANS.


New ORLEANS, October 4.-To-day's re-
ports show 81 deaths and 203 new cases.
REPORTS at the Board OF Health Office show
that the fever has been increasing in the
lower portion OF the Third district near the
United States barracks slaughter-bouse and
along the line Of St. Bernard parish. The
fever has penetrated every portion Of the
Second district from the river to the woods,
and in addition to the yellew-feyer an en-
,remcly severe type OF mslarial fever pre-
walls. In Parish st. Martin aseyere type OF
fever prevails among the children.
special from Crystal Springs reports
the deaths OF General T. NJ. Griffin, United
states army, and his daughter, at Cayusa,
Miss.
A. w. bennett, telegraph-opcrator at
yicksburg, and MIR. Pennington, train-dis-
patcher at Water Valley, Miss, died this
morning OF fever.
The Tclegraphers' Aid Committee OF this
city. at the request OF Geueral-Superintend-
ent Van Horne. will assist all sick telegraph
crs outside OF Memphis. This is necessary
owing to the illness OF the remaining men,
bers Of the committee.
At MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, October 4.-The weather is
turning warmer again. No decrease OF new
cases is reported. The Howard Association
warns refugees from returning until the cpl
demic is officially declared to be over. The
volunteer medical corps Of Howard physi-
clans organized last night under the name
OF the " Howard Medical Society OF Mem
phis." The object OF the organization is the
discussion OF the introduction Of the yellow
fever into Memphis, its malignity, etc.
Owing to sickness and death among the
ATTACHES OF the Bank Of Commerce that in
stitution closed its doors to-day. The
Board OF Health reports % deaths in the
last twenty -four hours ending at O'Clock
tonight.
AT OTHER POINTS.
PORT GIBSON, October 4.-The fever is
spreading in the country. We are treating
over 100 cases out OF town.
CHATTANOOGA, October 4.-There were
no deaths in the last twenty-four hours, and
1G new caSes-l4 colored. The outlook is
acknowledgements days and cool nights.
GIETHA, La, October 4.-The disease Is
spreading with frightful rapdity. The
EpiscopaIian minister, q Catholic priest. one
Brother and two Sisters OF Mercy are down
with the fever.
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The Vanderbilt wi,l.Contes:.

NEW YORK, October 4.-There was a
lengthy argument between the counsel in
the Vanderbilt willcase to-day as to the adj
missibility Of the testimony of Mrs. Eleanor
Fletcher Bishop, tending to prove that the
late Commodore was a believer in spiritual
ism. The Surrogate decided the evidence
on that question admissible. The decision
IS regarded as strong point in favor OF the
contestants, who say they have dozens Of
witnesses to prove the Commodore,s belief
in spritualism, and the council Will argue
that the will was made under undue intlu-
ence, through spiritualistic mediums.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
FRIDAY, October 4, 1878.
Enun1rY HrnnNcR.


Country produce.
SeesDGr: 23c. = ID.
Butler: Prime TO choice. yellow, 20@22c.; fair
corn HeaL: Csc p busl,ci for country.
DRIED Fruu: AnnIes. 2@3c. nrachcs. peeled.
5@ec.: unpeclcd, 2@3c.; cherries. S@lOc. Is d.. {;
EGGs: In barrels .15@ &c. e dozen: In crates. II
@Isc. - arr,
Eiaxssed: 81 \ bushe.
Hnq: Virginia timothy, 65c.-very dull; clover
and mixed. 50mG0c.
Pot Pot" Irish. p barrel, s1.75G:2.
Rye: 55@GOc. q bilsLcl
Excl St'% 1n s5@4oc.
TuLi0t1: GG6&c. = 10.
Wool: Washed. 3OG32c.: unwasheA. 20@22c.
BURY wool will bring from 10 sc. q ID less tlan
above rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
Cement: Rose.iale, $3.50 q barrel; James
Lime: Agricultural. s@loc. p bushel; Rockk.nd,
piaster: limp, s4@:4. - ground, s7.5c@$s,
delivered: cacincd plaster. 81.
Tar: Large size S3.25@S3.50.
DRY Goods.
Br071n SheetangS ana Shirttags: "A Manches-
ter. exc; Manchester. SIC: Manchester, Axe:
A james River. &C.: 4 James River. 5sc.: y
y yi ysr rs 4i 3%G rate
"A w. Concstoga. 7Ec. y G. Conestoga. exc: D..
Conestoga. 64c.; 10-+ rcperill, Csc; l0-1 City,
Bicachsd SAirtiaay and ,!sheettnqs: Al Wam-
sutta, 1916: A Aiasonrille. 95c.: A Rockdale,
&C.; A Home, g4e. go, A oneta, lCc.; a
9Nc.; Whitestone. 91@c.; Il Barnsley, 54e.: q Red
Dog. &C.; L. Il ScitIate. 7c.: Mcthuau, &C.: Pc
Peterborough, &C.; 1o-4 Walthann' Csc; 1O-4 City
Brocn Drius: Petersburg. 6.c.; Grauiteville,
&c.; Rockhridse, 4, &c.: IA. SIC.
Corset Jeans: Pavonia, Sc; Amoskeag. loc.;
De,,ims: Harlem. 24c: BOSTON steam Nils s,sc
Prints: American. &C.. Aliens. &C.; Rich
mond. &C.; SpragIe. &C.: Manchester. &C.. WASH
inyton. &C.; Hamilton. &C.: Merrrnack, &C.: Mall
lory, &c.: Oriental, Pucllc, &c.; Arnold &c.. Aar-
moiiy. 5ic.; Waulsutti. i&c.
CdmbrtcS: Rice 5hc.; English. sc.
Drugs, Dyestuhs, Oils, &c.
d5Sssatra ssSo Iss ses sssoes4 case of
dozen.
Eochineni: 9Uc. p 10.
k fadise: { s1 1iss. .....-
0iis: insecd. Csc: machine. s1@sl75: sperm.
go; whale CSC: straits. 50@53c.: Labrador-cod
oil . si@7es r ss,o noc son
lubricattng. 30@5Uc.; Kerosene, i4e, cash, q gal
Rece Ginger: Toe.
Poots: Ginseng, 9Oc.; seneca, without top, $50
Soda: SAL, 2l@24c in kegs; English soda, &C.;
AllltTIClH,
Spirits ThrDenttne: SIC.
Foreign Fruits and Candy
Candy: 13@14c. 2 10.
Ler0aS: Messina. S7ls7.50 a box.
Oranges: None i'll market.
| Groceries &c.
Rncoa: Shoulders. 6i.651c.: clear rib-sides. ~
MTae.; ribbed. 7sc.: Virginia shoulders 5HeEoc.
Virginia log-round. 7a7hc Virginia hams, large
| S@1Oc. small. 10@1 1c.; sughr-ci,red nncanvaseG
l4c.; plain hams, 1897; canYassed, l4'ac. stoes
! light. .ooe7 "a,
three hoops, 81 .75@S1.S5.
Brooms: Two strings, .Sl.4O4fl.6 thre'
! strings, Sl.75 ass four strings. S3kGS4.be.
! Coffee: Rio-Conmon. l4Gl44c.; fair. I5N
ll5ke.; good to prime 16h0 l7kc.; l.aSuayIa- 4f@
| 17Sc.: Java, 2S@S0c. Market adyancing-frm,
/. Candles: Adamanne candles. 1z99l3c. q SET
16ha Ito, a. 10: half-boNes. 1Sc:: tallOw. Lac.
cheese: Prime cutting, l1@l2c,; portnern an
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DECENT STORE.
NEW GOODS
AT THE NINETY-NINE-GENT STORE.


NEW GOODS
AT THE NINETY-NINE-CENTS STORE.
Having decided for the fall and holiday trade not
TO coufnc the prices strictly 10 $780,, nave WIN
this idea In view, bought, In addition TO our rc6"-
lar stock, such lines or
TOY, FANCY, and HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
as I'm We been moot in demand. which will otter M
customers al The lowest possible prices while our
old line OF goods liner aud more varied ia style
than ever, making the most complete stock OF
NOVELTIES AND STAPLE GOODS
ever ofrei ed In the city. Among the new goods c
have beautiful line OF
FRENCH CHINA TEA-sETS
flor y-four iiecesl, ct very low prices.
The handsomest low-rsiccd TOLL ET.WARE telev-
on uicces ever shown In be town.;
A full line of TIN TUI bET-WhRE (three pieces,
sets from s235 no to $3.50:
An elegant lot Of INDIAN BASKETS for toi e.
work, nursery, lunch, &C., at very low prices
Also. handsome STRAW W0RR-BASlkETS ~
a9c "A lew very fine ones ut sl.9s worth
BRSSzED LAMPS and cHIMNEYs a soc:
with SHADE 81! comricte-flner lhah eSef-"'
NEW GOODS by every steamer. Call and see
the no't''ie'' ''',"'' III. a. STEVENS,
ocs sos Broad street.
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The Ono ELEcT0S.-Th principal in
terest which attaches to the election in Ohio
is in regard to the congressional districts,
no governorship or United States senator
ship pending. The present congressional
delegation from the State is composed Of
twelve Republicans and eight Democrats.
The latter have redistricted the State, and
expect if they have majority OF the votes
In the State. Us they did at the last election,
that they will also carry a majority OF the
congressional districts, and perhaps reverse
the figures representing the political COM
piexion OF the delegation.-W heetin9 Re-
JiSter .#.. gE,