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Election Troubles in Florida.

JACKSONVILLE, November 12.-Judge
WithersDoon, one OF the Madison county
canyassing board, was arrested last night
by deputy United States marshal on the
charge OF destroying one OF the precinct re-
turns, which gave Bisbcc tifty-seyen ma.
ioritv, He was brought here and waived
examination. lie is held in $4,000 bail.
Samuel Smith (coored), one OF the lnSpec-
tors in the same county. has been arrested,
charged with not doing his duty, and COM
mitted to Jail.
A special to the San and Press from
Alachua says: "The canYassing board to-
day threw out three precincts-one because
the names Of voters were written on the
tickets, and two because the duplicate pre-
cinct returns did not agree. This action, il
sustained, reduces Blsbec's [Republican)
majority in the county from $50 to 81, and
elects Hull DemOcrah, and also elects a
Democrat to the Legislature in place OF l..
G. Dennis. A deputy marshal arrested the
canvassng board this evening, and they
are to be taken before United States COM
missioner tomorrow"
A petition is being circulated in jackson
vile by Republicans asking the Supreme
Court to convene in special session for the
purpose Of obtaining naandamuS to COM
pei q recanyaSs.
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Major George E'reaner, prominent law
yer Of HaScrstown, died suddenly on Sun
DAY morning of rheumatism OF the heart.
He was soldier in the southern army du-
ring the war. and served on the staff OF
General j. +. B. Stuart, and, after the death
OF that officer. on the staff OF General FitZ-
hugh Lee. He was Il natural-horn orator.
II dicton, even when speaking without
preparation. was singularly eloquent, and
he had an aptitude for managing political
conventions and harmonizing dlscordant FAC
lions with his persuasive eloqncnce. He
was member OF the Maryland Legislature
in 1859.
\ terrible tragedy occurred on Sunday,
on farm near CheIango, \. T.. which was
owned jointly by three brothers. james
and David Baird quarrelled about the diyi-
sion OF the property, when David killed bis
brother James witt pilch-iork, and then
blew out his brains with q shotgun. David
leaves wife and four children. James was
unmarried. " 5s
Charles and Peter Shu'tis, brothers, OF
Cbichesteryiile, Ulster county, n. Y, on
the 9th utimo quar- eied about a yoke OF
cattle. Peter struck Charles on the head
with q stone, and the injuries terminated
fatally on Sunday night: The. unhappy fra
lficlde is married man with family,
while bis victim was single. The coroner
Is investigating the case.
The proposed amendment TO the Consti-
tuition OF Missouri, making the payment OF
apoil-tax Of not less than 81 necessary
qualification OF voters, and providing that
the proceeds should be devoted to educa-
tlonai purposes, was defeated at the late
election. 1t is not certain that 1t received a
majority vote in single county.
Saving banks should eDtIust their CON-
nination only to Jim Anderson. The btll;.
nest burglar 10 the business would not
pelieYe II from him even IL tsle.- Graphic.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
Washinqton, November 11.-NorthWestcrn
Fertilizing Company Us. Village OF Hyde
Park. Error to the Supreme Court OF Hi
nois. The Court afirms the Judgment III
this case, sustaining the right Of the village
authorities to prevent by force the transfer
from the depot through the village OF ofial
intended for use in the manufacture OF fer
,ilIzers, holding that it was 4 case for the
use of the police power OF the State, which
is applicable and adequate to give an effect
ual remedy This power, it is said, is pos
sessed by The States, and it extends to the
entire property and business within them:
To regulate and abate nuisance is one oil
its ordinary functions, and it is the same
where corporate functions are involved.
Mr.. Justice Swayne delivered the opinion !;
dissenting, Mr. Justice Strong.
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AN IMPORTANT DECIsI0N.-General VIII
hanson, Commissioner OF the General Land
Office, to-day decided case of the greatest
magnitude which has ever been presented
to that Bureau. The property in dispute
involved the title to Il considerable portion
of the business part OF San Francisco,
amounting, with improvements, to very
much more than one hundred millions OF
dollars. The territory claimed was some
four leagues in extent. This decision leaves
things in stotu quo, and defeats The purpose
of those who for speculative or other causes
have attempted TO place the title to this vast
tract under cloud Washington tele-
1ya1a-BQItimOre InlcriCGn. ...-
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, November u. All the
members of the Cabinet were present at the
session to-day. Several important subjects,
to be included in the Presidents message.
were discussed. An interchange OF opinion
occurred concerning alleged violations OF
the election laws, especially in Louisiana,
during the recent elcction-the United
States District Attorney for that State hay
ing furnished list OF cases alleging per-
sonal violence, intimidation, &c. The SEN
timcnt OF the Cabinet was that all such
violations of law should be examined into
with view to the punishment of the guilty
parties.
toIcorams from Minister Welsh containing
the main points OF Lori Salisbury's reply
to the dispatches OF Secretary Evarts on the
Canadian fishery question, but which the
Secretary declines at present to make pub
lie.
Commodore Shufeldt's resignation rs
Chief Of the Navy Bureau OF Equipment
and Recruiting takes effect on the Goth in
slant. Captain Earl English succeeds him.
Commodore Shuieldt will join the Ticon-
deraoo about December 1st at Norfolk,
and proceed first to Sierra Leone, and
thence to other portions OF Africa, anu
perhaps to Asia, TO promote commerce and
American influence in unfrequented parts
of the world.
Secretary Sherman denies the statement
that the one and two-dollar United States
notes are to be withdrawn from circulation.
They are issued like other money when
ever required, and the holder Of demand
against the United States is ordinarily paid
in the denomination desired.
The Internal-Rcrenuc Commissioner, in
his forthcoming report, will oppose the pro-
posed reduction of the tax on tobacco from
"a to IS cents per pound, for the reasons
first, because in the present low state OF the
revenue from this source, the money could
not be spared; second, because he considers
it unwisc and ineXpedicnt to unsettle bust
ness interests by congressional agitation OF
the question.
Telerrams to the Internal Revenue Office
report great success OF the revenue raiders
in the mountain region OF Nashville. Six
illicit distilcries have been captured anu
fourteen prisoners arrested.
1t is believed here that Lord Salisbury, IN
reply to Secretary Evarts, is as earnest in
his position that the Canadian fishery award
was made in accordance with the treaty OF
Washington as Nj. Evarts is in maintaining
an opnosite view. The correspondence is
not likely TO be concluded by the Esd in
slant. when the award is due, and when it
will probably be paid under protest.
The United States Treasurer yesterday
declined TO pay checks drawn by the Com
missioners Of this District because the half
million dollars heretofore advanced by war
rant OF the Secretary OF the Treasury had
not been accounted for. This account vas,
however. rendered to-day. The vouchers
tiled Herewith are being examined by the
proper officers. Should they be satlsfac,
tory the checks OF the Commissioners VIII
be honored as heretofore.
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Is sss g ;allas a aaa :sas sl ss.5s 3
/ R,so DerIerara, TO 90 ozsc. $500
TxaS. Blaef. sse. Ga4l. 1.-The laat o prize .srndsS
imperial slLo9sl.6e; gunpowder, $1A69ls70
Hides Leather. SC. u b: 4
Hides Green. 4@5c.: dry saited l2alac.: dry
ain;: as 8gs lSs; wei sailed, Wet saited ca
ss Lefaer Sole oak 3a sse sole ,easr,er
hemlock. IS02ae.: country npper. sgR6oc.: cfsy:
hnsil, IS@22c. a foot: Kip, D.: harness,
country. 28G33: CITY finish. 32a36c. p D.; ssil.
,s.as. srcuch. sllo@s2 p .. rough sairtina ~
sron. Steel. Nails. &c. 5s
Lres American repned. Oh dominion. pa
Sc. ssedes. ssumcrsa, a sSc.: hoop 4as pisY
iron: Yfrsiuh cosi-hIast charcoal. S2Sl932
wsrn;sssss e:,,soa: s24s2s PeDnsysapa az
Gaits:: Old Dosnin,on. $3.50 per kes Tor ssanc.r
! srd-tbat Is. tet-Denny: other Sizes extra.
= pteasaah-casit''0s: Wholesale, g.; retail 40
Go1s: Manila. best. l4a1sc. :stu,e. 5000. ~.
Bags: Mixed cotton. i'ie.: white, 2,iic.; wooIers
Lsausrs, wines, sc.
Ale: Scotch, best brands, psass s29s2.9s3 .
I'm ESaa dies Domestic s1.e5as2: fruit. a. loa
Virginia peach. s2Aa2.50. .,s--
t2.56@$3 so and upwards. - 100 lss $3.50 ;
Gin: Domestic. S7.216es2: imported, 90 q case
is,o England Ram s1.59ds51.6 go.
Rectifed Whfskeas: Market advancing: proof
-@r lumber. Slaves. &c. -
L,lmter: White oah. sl2@s15 q O0n: westerns,
Virgins POPLAR. s156$2G = 1000! white pina,
SIS1GSS5 q 1000: veifow pine boards, sSA41Ss
jOist. Sb0IIS14. according 10 lengths. Shingles
Pine. S2.5QMS5: cypress si1-mch. s66S9.25
q 1000. LathS-Split, 81; sawed, S1.50@$1.65
1000. lsts+t' 80 at
Stares: Whisky barrel timber. green. S1s@82aY
1000: seasoned. S20@S25 = 1-006, Flour-oarrei
timber. S2@s5 p 1000. Floar-barre poles, IS e
hogshead-hoops, zoe. z, bundle. -
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rangsa bs ths eonsn!,sge 9or to.daya nnd CO

j tuOIEVMG ssssS
TUESDAY.
/ Communicates VIII assemble in full uni
j form on Main street, figh resting on Bank
promptly at oh O'clock Is. NJ, for escor
Il duty TO tue Grand Gonlrnandery. q
! The Grand Commanders win convene II
annual assembly at 10 "A. ~ 4, iii the Asylnn
| OF Grtce Commentary Masonic Temple
4 corner OF Freemasor1 and Brewer Streets
| Address OF welcome By Eminent Sir T.
| +. Rogers. Eminent Commander OF Grice
Commandery. Is 81
| After the adjournment OF the Grand Com.
maDdery the Sir Knights will assemble In
| fatigue or undress uniform of their respec.
tive quarters, and be escorted informally to
o Norfolk oyster-roast," to be given by
Grice Commandery at Atlantic City.
AT 7:30 p. NJ. the committee appointed by
the Grand Commandery will exempiiiy the
work IN the order OF the Temple in the
asylum OF Grice Commandery.
WEDNESDAY.
Ats O'Clock the Grand and visiting Com
manderies will be entertained at the Ocean
House, Portsmouth, by breakfast rendered
BY Portsmouth Commanders, No. 5.
At O'Clock the business OF the session
will be resumed at Masonic Temple. ......
The parade will.commence at 2 2. ID, at
which hour Eminent Commanders will re-
port with their Communicates, Ia fulEdress
uniform, to the Grand Captain-General on
Freemason street, right resting on Granny,
for parade, review, and escort OF the Grand
Commandery OF Virginia. The route OF
march will be to Botetourt street. thence to
York, York to Boush, Boush to Butte at the
intersection OF Charlotte, Charlotte to Free
mason, Freemason to Church, Church to
Holt, out Holt to Brambleton, where the
parade and review will take place. Return
ing, the parade will be through Church
street to Main, Main 70 CRANKY, and thence
to Frccmason. The Communicates Wllltben
be dismissed.
The Old Dominion Guard Of Portsmouth,
and City Guard and Norfolk Light Artll-
lery Blues Of this city, will act as an escort
to the Grand Commandery.
FuIl-dress reception and promenade con-
cert by Grice Commtndery at the Masonic
Temple at 2. NJ.
A large number Of the officers and Sir
Knights are accompanied by their families.
We welcome them to Norfolk, and hope
that their visit will be pleasant one.-Nor-
folk Landmark, 18th.
| icy Telegraph
| NORFOLK, November l2.-The annual ses'
sion OF. the State Grand Commandery
knights Tcmplar begun to-day. Detach-
mcnts OF Grice Commandcry this morn
ing met the different Communicates us they
| arrived and escorted them to quarters al
tue various hotels. The Grand Commando.
nv was escorted to the Masonic Temple, ana
at noon it was formally called to order by
| Eminent Grand Commander Robert Z.
| Withcrs and opened IN due form.
/ The Grand Commandery and visiting Slr
Knights were welcomed to the city by 7. +.
Rogers, Eminent Commander of Grice
Commandery. of this city, and Grand Com
mander Wihcrs responded in an eloquent
and appropriate manner.
This afternoon the Grand Commandery
and visitors proceeded to Atlantic City to
partake OF en- oySter-roast. The city and
shipping are gaiIy decorated with bunting.
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AIabauaa.

MONTGOMERY, November 12.-Tbe Ais
bama Legislature met to-day. Both houses
organized temporarily aud adjourned until
tomorrow. The United States senatorial
election is attracting much attention.
Many visitors are here. The State Fair
opened to-day under favorable auspices.
Shelly (Democrat) is elected to Congress
over HARRISON (colored Republican, by over
1000 majority. ...
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BANKRUPTCY,
mo. 5702.J

mo. 570Sl
rTHIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
4 the Al ST duy of August A. D. 1873 I war; ant
in bankruptcy was Issued out Of the District Court
of the United States for the Eastern District OF tir
pinia against The estate of Richard H. Duke or Rich
lnond Henrico county, Va, In said district, who has
been adiudged bankrupt on his own petition liat
the payment debts and the delivery Of any pro
use, and the transfer OF any property by him. are
forbidden by law; that meeting of the creditors
of said bankrupt, TO prove their debts ana choose
one or more assgnees OF his estate, Will be held at
coar, of bankruptcy to be holden At Richmond: Va
runlcy for said district, on the 10TH DAY :OF
NOVEMBER, a. d. 1S7S,at J. O'Clock r NJ
-; - - = 80 II 9. =. RANSDELL, <,
no s-w2w United States Mar shall. J.
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Observation-Disclosures.



ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk. United states
mail, merchandise and passengers, l.. IL latuin'
agent. ~,
Schooner Martha NJ. Meath, Nichols, New York.
to finish loading flour for Brazil.
Schooner Aulea IL. Godfrey, Price, New YORK.
iron ore, Richmond aud Dauyll!e Railroad Con-
pany. -.
Schooner II. H. Grant. Lar'cr. New York, Iron
ore Richmond and Danvile Railroad Company. .
Schooner III. G. Carroll, Carroll, StouiDgton. rail-
rouG-irou. 1redegar Company.
Schooner j. c. WINS, lngersol, Philadelphia, coal,
G. H. Page.
schooner Agnes Rerelier, Wright, Philadelphia,
coal, l.. Luccauo.
CLEARED.
Brig Theodore (6erman), GILMAN, Rio Grande do
Sui, -four, Dunlop Z AcCance. :
--..- -t.t' SAILED.
Steamer Pioneer, Platt, Philadelphia. merchandise
and passengers, J. W. McCarrlck. agent.
Schooner II. E. Shubrrt, King, Boston, coal, Cur
lis & Parker. -
Y, coal, Curtis & Parker. 4rs n. sr.a, .-s
.-....3 CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooner Il. G. Ely, Mullen, Philadelphia Novena-
Der 9th.
|, NEW York, November 12.-Arrtred: Steamer
Richmond from Norfolk Champion, HUDSON ely,
Tybce Arrived ont: Crcassiail, Jamaican. Wess
Indian. Homeward bound: La Plata, 9. f. heeih-
son. Brodine. sal -
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Mr. Editor: During the epidemic Of Sclrlet-Fever
which has been prevailing for year IN this city,
and Is yet scarcely ended have been giving my pa
iieuts Buffalo Lthia Wafer al Ltbitunl, and 10 the
exclusion Of all other water for drinking purposes
IN no case since have pursued this course have
lutlnal patients, either during the attack the
vacsccnce. With tins experience in number of
CASE and hearing Of favorable results in the prac.
tice Of other physicians in this city who have used
the same means, have thought it worthy of note
in your journal. II this result IS pr0pter hoe, we
are enabled RID ScarletFerer Of one OF It's most
dangerous concomtaniS,
There Is scarcely any unusual taste to this water
hence it IS not Objectionable. Especially whch ice
is added patients drink Ii with ayiGity.
Very respectfully.
CIV. p. BROCK, ". D.
RICHMOND, VA, September 80, 1878.
10 S-cOd3t
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FURNITURE.

HALL GOODS.-We would call spe-M
Il cl.l attention TO our large and select stock "a
of FALL, STYLES. We have now IN Stock ~
Fine Parlor Suits in crimson. gold. and brown 4
coeline livery haudsomel; Suirsin Row SILK: Satleen,
Tapestry, Reps, and llaircolh: fine Sideboards IN
East Lake. with dark marble: fine Chamber Suits
with Gressipg-case and French dresser: Wardrobes,
Book Cases, Hat-RacEs. Lounges. ParlOr Exten-
sion Tables, A fun lire of CHEAP FURNITURE
or every kind. Examine our Stock and compare
'-10>' E. CARTWRIGHT & SON.
co nS-Sm 16 .GoYernor street.
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I,ouissana Ssate.Lo,sery Draying.

NEW ORLEANS, November 12-Tbe fol-
lowing are the principal prizes in the
monthly drawing Of the Louisiana State
Lottery, which took place to-day No.
900, No. 1860 drew $4,000, and Nos. a..
55l and O,s13 each drew $4,000.
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International Forcsan.Trade Convcn-
ton.

International Forcisn-Trade Convcn-
ton.
CHICAGO, November 12.-The National
and International Convention for the p,lr-
pose of extending our foreign trade on the
American continent between Canada. the
United States, and the South American
Suites, with Cuba and Mexico, met at Far
well Hall to-day. Over three hundred
delegates are present, and nearly every city
in the Union is represented. The largest
delegations are from St. Louis, Louisville,
Cincinnati, Columbus, Burlington, and Chi
cago. The Mexican Minister and num-
Der OF congressman are in attendance. .,,
The Convention organized by the election
OF George w. Morris, of Kentucky, presi-
dent, with yice.presidentS from several
States: among whom are William +. .Beas-
ley, OF North Carolina, and B. =. Doug
las, OF Virginia.
A Committee on Resolutions was ap-
pointed. to whom was referred. without
debate, several resolutions introduced by
delegates.
An extended debate took place regarding
the method of voting in the Convention,
but no decision was reached. szl....I-l..
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SUICIDE OF AN EXcURsloNIST.-[Sp to
the Cincinnati Commercial. ]-Briqhton,
Mich., November 9.-Lyman Lowell, OF this
village, young man OF twenty-four, shot
himself through the heart this evening,
causing instant death. He had just re-
turned from a trip 10 Virginia. Disap-
pointmcnt in love affairs is said TO have
caused him TO take his own life.
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Montana.

HELENA, November 12.-Maginnis Dem
ocrat), the present delegate, has besn re-
elected by a large majority over the INDIE
pendent candidate. 4he Republicans had
| no candidate. .s=-.s...
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TEIEeRkpHIC NEWS
rnon IpAaTs or THE woRLp.

NEW FOR THE NEW YORK
CLEARING-HoU sE-C ONT D-ELEC-
TON CASE IN Observation-Disclosures
COMMERCIAL CONVENTIONAL CHICAGO
MEETING OF TEE ALABAMA LEGIsLA-
TON AFFAIRs-ELE
TROUBLES IN SOUTH CAROLINA AND
FLoRIDA-A DIRECT APPEAL PROM THE
POPE FOR THE POLISH CATHOLICISM
FAIRS IN MEXICO AND THE WEST INDIES,
&C., &C.
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ny Telegraph.
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK. November 12.-Gold opened ut l OOk,
Noon.-Stocks p1et Money on call, per cent.
Gold. 1905. ENchange-Long. 4s0a; short, 4S54.
State bonds quiet. Governments firm.
Ecen tng.-Money- g per cent. Exchange 4S0A.
Gold, 1908. Governments strong; new 5'S, l015as.
States generally oHieI. " -
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LIVERY STABLES.

DAVISS EXCHANGED, LIVE I'm
RY-.AND SALES-STABLES, FRANk-[CIA
LIN STREET.-My accommodations Tor keeping
horses and carriages are uusurpaSsntl.
AUCTION SALES days every WEDNESDAY ana
SATURDAY ut Ii A. III. .,.
c. G. BURTON, Auctonecr. no II
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Contested Election.

! GLOUCESTER, Mass, November 12--E.
Moody Boynton, OF West NewbTy, has
notified the city and town clerks in the
Sixth district that he will contest the cleo
ton OF George 3. Loring to Congress.
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Iron and stecI.worIss Closed.

sr. ALBAN's, VI, November H. Niae
writs have been served on the st. Adams.
Iron md Steel Works, and all the real and
personal property attached, thus shutting,
down sbe works and throwing 100 men our
OF empfoymeDt.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY, November IL, 1879.
The breaks To-day comprised III hogShcads and
licrccs. The offerings ut auction on Change con-
sisted of 81 packages; of which Is were taken in.
The remainder were sold Mt from $3.50 to $3.50
We continue to quote:
NEW DARK.
Lugs.-Common to medium, Sl.50 @$2; medium
to good. S36IS4.
Lsaf-Conmon, S4@S5; medium, 5000; good,
SsG4S 10; line, $1l@$l4.
BRIGHT.
L,lgs-Common colory, S3@S4.
FiiIers.-Common, S4MS5; medium, 150:7:
good, S76Sl0: fine, SlOGlSl3
iSnl0ktrS.-CommOn. S7Gg$5.50: medium. 500
81 good, SlU@$l3; fine, $15@S1e; fancy, SIS
iTrnppers.-Common, 3l2@5l5: medium. *1s
mS25; good, S30GE$45; tine, S60Gt$7o; fancy,
s75MS90.
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E,ection TronbIes in South Carellna

Election Troubles Ian South Carolina.
CHARLESTON, November 12.-Three man
ayers or election at one OF the Charleston
polls were arrested to-day on the charge OF
obstructinS the deputy marshal at the re-
cent election, and refusing to publicly count
the ballots. They waived examination and
were baiIed. Other arrests are expected TO-
morrow.
Eighteen citizens OF Oraugeburg have
been arrested for obstructing United state:
officers in the discharge OF their duties o.
the election. They ell gave bail. "a !, ~ l-E,
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. November 12.-Eircinia 6's. old, 90
deferred GU: consoiS, 524 sec md series 90: past
due coupons, TOE. North Carolina 6'S, Old, 16
new, s, Bid to-day. "r...- :
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. &c.

IHEhf. hEADlN0. 80. @ u
We offer ut TEN CENTS over 200 paper noTels-
James, Thomas, Collins, &c. The usual prices ar
from lOc. 10 75c. each. We have many good Schoo
Books at Co. each also, the largest assortment
Standard Works-new and old-in the southern
States and the prices are usually lower than the
can be had anywhere else.
mo 6.d&w 49, 1902 ana 1904 Main street.