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THESE remedies will do for You what nothing else
on earth can Inthc name OF humanity try them.
More Than Quarter Of a million intelligent living
witness s bear testimony 10 their efficacy.
REGULAR PADS, 50; SPECIALISTS.
Specials are absolutely necessary in complicated
cases, especially In cases Of long standing.
BODY PLAsTERs, 50c.; FOOT PLAsTERs, soc. u
pair; ABSORPTION SALT FOOT BATES, Ioe.
package; SIX packages for Sl.23. .t 49,
Pads aud Piasters sent by malt Ton receipt OF
price, free of charge. 49,. ...,..
Salt is sent by express ut expense or purchaser.
Consultation Ut our parors-l0l3 Main street-or
by letter, Free. III 49,.
Separate par.or for ladies IN charge OF lady at
tcndant
The following are some Of the many diseases tDe
Liver Tad Company remedies Will cure FerefAand
Apuc. kidney Troubles, Bilious Disorders, Irregular
Action of the Heart, LirerCompaint- Jauntiee,N
ralgip Intermittent Fever rheumatism, Periedicai
Headaches, all kinds Of Female Weaknesses Dys-
pcvs.a. Aguc Cake. Sick Headache, Ch1l fe'er,
Dumb Aguc, LumbasS -Scihlica, Bilious fe'ef, anu
ever,y kind of Pain IN Side, Back Stomach, Fever.
StsasIdcis, aud Musehs; Diarrhna, Catarrb, LASH
tude, Bilious Collie.
An these have thsr origin, directly or fndlrectiY'
fn.the stomach and liver. If you dons II, send Tor
DE-. Fairchid5 echure.
4 The HOLMAN PAD Is pleasant application:
(which does not saterfere with The bslts or dlet OF
any one, aud yea absoros every xeStise o, mMete
haolth It never. fails to cure the worst cases OF
|GHiLLS II pr0arrly uscd and waen 1orn Sa
Ing 10 directions II IS certain preventive OF disease.
i who are affected can Investigate with ADVANTAGE.
| WHOLESALE orders promptly filled. None genuine
: All orders should be addressed TO -
- - - FITZMORRIS & FOSTER
Managers ef The HOLMAN Psle Co. ~ inc Soai9;
Corner King and Market streets, Charleston, g c.
L0CArIOS PERMANENT. no l-2taw6m
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DEAN STANLEY ON THE ORIGIN AND DEs-
TINY OF MAN.-Neao Tork, November g.
Dean Stanley preached at Grace church,
Broadway and Tenth street, this morning.
Bishop Potter occupied the pulpit with
h,m. The sermon was from the text,
"What is thy name ?" and dealt with the
question as to the origin and destiny Of
man. The speaker showed that it was not
the history OF the descent, but OF the as
cent OF man they had to deal with. Though
formed from dust, as natural being man
has higher hopes than are limited to this
life. He spoke Of New York city as the
Babylon OF the West-a new creation al
most within generaton-and said the ques-
ton was whether there was a correspond
ing development OF moral nature. The chief
end OF man being to glorify God, he exhort-
ed the young men Of the city TO LABOR 10
make good predominant over evil in their
lives, and thus better serve their country
and glorify God.
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LIBEL SUlTs.-Six suits for damages for
libel have been brought in the United States
Circuit Court at Baltimore, all growing out
OF alleged publications in the Montgomery
county (Rockyille) Sentinel and Advocate,
which. it is. contended, were libels on the
Atlantic and Virginia e1tilizing Company,
and on William &. Crenshaw, of Virginia,
its president. Separate suits have been
brought by the company against William
Brewer and Rebecca e. Brewer, as proprie-
tors Of the PAPER, and K. g. Belt, as the
publisher OF the article, claiming $4,000
damages in each case, and CrenshaW Per-
sonaly brings similar suits against the same
parties; damages, $4,000 in each case. In
The article complained OF the company is
called "fraud." swindle," DC. The
alleged offensive article states that some
$4,000 worth OF the fertilizer has been SOLD
in Montgomery county, for much OF which
promissory notes have been taken and have
been transferred by the company to John
r. Wilson, OF New York. The article also
contains call on the makers OF the notes
20 bold meeting to consider what should
be done in the premises. Baltimore Sun,
4th
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BEWARE OF CHEAP EXCITANTs,

BEWARE OF CHEAP EXCITANTS,
~ and use, If You need tonic stimuant and alter
ative Hostetters Stomach Biters. The liquors OF
commerce, when they are not aduitcraLed, fail
to produce more than a temporary eXbilaration.
usually followed By depressing reaction, anything
but beneficial to weakly constitution Not only do The
potent botanic ingredients combined with the alco
hoyic of Hosteter's Stomach Bters minister to the
health and yigor of those who use 1t, but the basis
sure old rye the finest and most salubrious liqour
dls!lled-is no mean promoter Of healthtul condi-
ton of the digestive organs. Its presence in the
Biters Is essential TO preserve their vegetable con-
stItuents from fermentation, and it unques'ionably
aucments their remedial value. Few medicinal pre-
parations of proprietary nature have ever received
such strong comm en- dations from medical men.
-. r.. ..s. y no 5-Iu,Th,S&w
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PETERSBURG.

. 8
.rv CONGRESSIONAL gLEcTIoS--PREcAUTIoN
1h .,y MEASURES FOR PRESERVING THE
nr,rr-r.INfrr. AcCrDRNT-THE VIRGINIA.
INSTRUMENTATION NAsS.MEET-
1ya--FIRE on SUNDAY. &C.
.I,,x-es,,oaaence OF the Richmond DisDatch.1
to'' NOVEMBER 4, 1878.
Tho main theme Of interest to-day IS The
.,1..;n,, 70. morrow. The negroes have been
s"r;no their taxes very freely, and from an
81 bour this morning there has been a
ay5 ~ them about the courthouse. But
Notwithstanding the fact that so many OF
NJ, have ro.ten their tax receipts. many
Iii remain delinquent, and Petersburg to-
ssnrrow will give handsome majority for
CAPTAIN Hinton.
General Hundley, Colonel Bassett French,
Az p. Fl. Mckinney. and Captain Hinton
vi, address the peoplc OF Petersburg to-
,';rht at the Academy Of Music. 1t is the
;ss :, gun Of the campaign, and will bea loud
OF" Thouch there Is a good deal of excite
.,n.,t in the CITY to-day, which will probably
hn ,rcreased tomorrow, we hope for quiet
a,a orderly election. A number OF deputy
Stn;tod States marshals have been sworn In,
ana viii no on duty in the different wards,
ara the regular police force, assisted by
,,,nher OF extra men, Will be On service
during the day. These, OF course. are
merely precautionary measures, and are not
taken with any apprehension OF disturb
ance or outbreak.
Mr.. Willism Freeland, OF Chesterfield
county, met with painful accident al the
Battersea cot.on-factory day before ycStel-
day. He is employed there as macnln'st,
and while engaged in arranging some ma
ch;nery near the ceiling OF one OF the rooms
tell and fractured several OF his ribs, besides
sus,aininr some internal injuries. 1t was
No, deemed advisable to send him home, so
he yr.s taken 10 the house OF friend III the
village.
Two hundred and seyenty-five of the
clerical and lar members Of the Virginia
Conference, which meets here on the 18th
instant. have given notice OF their intcn-
t,on 10 be present, and homes have been
fnnnd for them all Citizens OF other de-
nominations have been very free in Offering
:hcir hoSplaitleS.
On the l-tn Instant, during the sitting OF
thr Conference, q mass-mcctin@ OF all the
Sunday schools OF the city will be hold at
the Washincton-Street church, which will
be addressed By several distinguished min
listers from abroad.
4 fire broke out Yesterday morning in 4
house OF Bollin@brook street owned by Mr..
Samuel Jones. The flames were confined 10
the roof OF the building, and the damage
was comparatively light.
The fine brick residence on Friend street
owned bv Mr. II. 2. Brown, and formerly
the home OF the late Judge Gholson, was
sold privately day or two ago for Sl2,oo0.
Mr.. David Dunlop was the purchaser.
A flaming bill has been published and
rosted this evening urging every Republic
can in the city 10 vote an open ballot.
ROBIN ADAIR.
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YeIlow-Feyer Notes.

MEMPHIS, November 4.-The weather to-
day is suItry, and rain is threatened. From
6 O'Clock last evening until noon to-day
there were six orders for the interment Of
persons who died OF the fever both within
and outside Of the city limits. One new
case was reported last night-a returned
refugee.
NEW ORLEANS, November 4.-The wea-
Their to-day is clear and warm. Thirty-oue
new cases and four deaths have occurred in
the past twenty-four hours.
CHATTANOOGA, November 4.-No new
cases OF fever or deaths have occurred in
the last twenty-four hours.
The Alabama and Great Southern rail-
road from Chattanooga to Vicksburg is
again open.
SELMA, ALA, November A thanks
giving service was held at the Broad-Street
Presbyterian church last night, at which Il
contribution of 5000 was made for the fami.
lies OF Presbyterian ministers who died OF
yellow-fever. .....
MONTGOMERY, November 4.-Montgom-
ery's total contribution to the fevcr-sutfcr
ers is $4,000. The Relief Association closed
Saturday by sending 800 TO the wife and
children of Lieutenant BeDner.
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!. .THE NE WIS.
nYI'raLEaaApa1ro II, TEE DrspAToH.

THE TRIAL OF REESE CobfsfENcED AT
sGREENsvILLE GoIRTHoUs DECISIONS
+ INTHE UNfTEDsTATEs sUPREME COURT
.tYELLOw-FEvER ITEMs-INC ENDIARY
FIRES IN PEORIA, ILLINOIS. AND MON
TEzuNA. GEoRGIA--THE NEW YORK.
CITY POLITICAL TRoUBLEs-THE
1 CHINESE EMBASSY At BALTIMORE-A
WORKMAN COOKED IN AN IMMENSE sU-
! GAR-yAT-THE PARIS EXPOSITION LOT
TERY-ENGLIsH COMMENTS ON ,sECRE-
. TARY, EvARTs's LETTER CONCERNING
THE FISHERIES QuEsTIoN-oTHER FOR
EIGN INTELLIGENCE.
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Fire Record.

ELEVATOR BURNED WITH $4,000 BUSHELS OF
GRAIN.
CHICAGO, November "A special dis
match from Peoria says Easton Il Co.'s ele-
yator. with $4,000 bushels OF corn and oats,
was burned yesterday evening. Fully in
sured. The fire was OF incendiary origin.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN MoNTEzUMA, GA.
MACON, November "A fire in Monte
yuma, Ca, has DESTROYED the west half OF
the business portion OF that town. Eleven
stores, with light stocks of goods, were
burned. The loss is estimated at $4,000,
on which there is an insurance to the
amount III So, 800. Supposed incendiary.
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LIVERY STABLES.
DAVIS'S LIVERY On
IL ~
AND
SALE-STABLES,
l43S AND l44O FRANKLIN STREET.

These STABLES are now completed, and will
compare farorably with any in the United States,
and am now prepared to accommodate the public
In the x.,,,..,
LIVERY BUSINESS.
A BAZAAR tor the sale OF all kinds OF STOCk,
CARRIAGES. and VEHICLES OF cverJ descrip-
ton, HARNESS, &C., has been established in con-
neclijn with the stables. and
AUCTION SALES
will be conducted BY an experienced auct1Oneer
every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at II
O'Clock A. M.
NV commodaions for keeping private horses
and carriages are unsurpassed 49,
Droyers aud transient customers will have every
facility eyren ded them for The transaction OF their
business, and charges will be made very
a BLACKSMITH and W HEEL WRlGH T-SHOi',
conducted by competent and experienced hands, Is
attached to the stables. --,c
oc 8 JUN -. DhflS'
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washington Items.

WASHINGTON, November 4.-The Ticon-
deroga, in which Commodore Shufeldt will
make his commercial cruise TO Africa, has
lust gone into commission at Portsmouth,
n. Fl.
W. r. Ellis and William G. Morrison
have been appointed revenue storekeepers
and gaugers for the Sixth district OF North
Carolina.
There was very little Of any excepting
routine business in the public Depart
ments to-day, owing to the very clean
sweep made for voters in New York, Penn
sylvania, New Jersey, Massachusetts, and
the western States. .-...-..r. .>#s
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Uni ted states Supreme Court Deci-
SiOuS.


SiOuS.
WASHINGTON, November 1.-The Su-
preme Court to-day decided the case OF
Washington Ford. plaintiff in error, Us.
james Surget, error to Supreme Court OF
Mississippi, the question being whether the
owner OF cotton burned by James Surget, un-
der order OF the southern military authori
ties, can recover from said defendan the
value Of cotton SO destroyed. The Court
holds that the destruction Of cotton under
the orders OF theinsurrectionar military au-
thorties in order to prevent it falling into
Federal possession was an act OF war for
which the person executing such military
orders was relieved from clvllresponslblllty.
The case Of Amos D. Williams, appel
liant, Us. johnson Haoood, substituted for
Thomas c. Dunn, ComptrolIer-General OF
South Carolina, William Quincy, treasurer
OF Charleston county, ct a., appeal from
Circuit Court United States, District South
Carolina. This Is q bill in equity, in which
the relief sought is san injunction COM
handing the Comptroller 10 cease from re-
fuspg to levy tax for retiring certain
certificates of the State Indebtedness,
and commanding the county treasurer
to cease from refusing 10 receive the
same for taxes and dues to the State,
except to pay the interest on the public
debit The Court holds the question mere
" an abstract one, and the bill shows no
equity in the complainant. Case dismissed,
but without prejudice to complainant's
right to bring and prosecute another suit
when he shall be in condition to exhibit
any equity in himself.
James 2. Southern Us. John Fishers, in
error to Circuit Court of South Carolina.
Docketed and dismissed with costs.
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Electricity is making rapid strides to sup
plant even steam. The use OF steam saws
in telling standing trees has been introduced
within few years, but now, by connecting
with platinum wire the two poles of gal
vanic battery, the wire becomes instantly
red hot, and N few minutes burns its way
through the largest tree.
Even bets are being made in London that
England and Russia will be engaged in war
in less than one year. ,--
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The New York Political Troubles.
aif" DayenpOrt at Work. " .#

NEW YORK, November Alt is rumored
to-day that John@J. Davenport had issued
warrants for several persons charged with
election frauds, and that many arrests
would follow. Davenport said: II expect
a great many arrests will be made this after
noon aud evening, but l positively decline
to say what the parties will be arrested for,
or what the charges against them are, or
who are the persons to be arrested, as that
might Interfere with the course OF justice.
All these things will come out when the ac-
cused are brought up for examination"
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Murder TRIAL.

WILLIAM A. REESE ARRAIGNED FOB THE KILL
ING OF ADoLPBUs TRoTTER (CoLORED)-.
TROUBLE ApPREHENDED AND PREPARATIONS
THEREFOR. 81 49,
: Especial telegram to the DispatchI
PETERSBURG, Va, November 4.-The trial
OF William A. Reese for the killing OF
Adolphus Trotter (negro) began at Hicks
ford, Greensyile Courthouse, to-day. A
large crowd Of negroes has come In from
the country adjoining to attend the trial,
&c. Their behavior being somewhat threat
ening, an extra lot Of constables was sworn
in to preserve the peace. There is said to
be considerable danger Of negro violence.
Tie day was consumed in the hearing of
evidence. Major stringfellow represents
the accused
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE
MONDAY, November 4, 1878.
The breaks to-day comprised "a hogsheaLs. The
offerings at auction on Change consisted Of SO
packages; Of which Is were taken in, and the re-.
mainder sold at prices ranging from $3.50 to S25.
We continue TO quote:
NEW DARK.
Lugs.-Common to medium, a1.50@s2; medium
to good. 50 @S4.
LeGf-Colnlnon, s4@s5; medium, 5000; good,
SS@S10; tiEe, S11@S14.
BRIGHT.
Lu1s-Common colOry, S3@$4.
F'HleTs-Conmon. S4@$5; medium, s51S7:
good, s76S10: fine. S10MS13.
.Smokers.-Common. S7GSS50: medium. S9M
Sill: good $lO@$l3; fine, 515@$1S; fancy, 81
WTuppers-Common, $12@s15: medium. s1e
6r$25: good, s30GlS45; fine, S60@$7e; fancy,
S75MS0O.
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storm on, the LAX es.

CHICAGO, November 4.-The schooner
John P. March, with crew OF four men,
is reported total wreck ana all on poaro
lost, ut Good Harbor, Little traverse pay.
Several minor casualties are reported. The
storn, has been the most terrific seen on the
lakes for sixteen. years. Nothing has yet
been heard from the propeller City OF Mon on
treal, hence to Ogdensburg. =. 81
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Horrible Accident.

Ew YoRK, November 4. While Frede-i
rick SIZZLING, q. workman In asngar refinery
In Williamsburg, was engaged in stirring
up boiling sugar in 30 immense vat To-day
he fell into the seething liquid. Bis screams
brought men to his nssistance, and he Wa
taken out and removed to the hospital gppt
he can scarcely survive,
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
MONDAY, November 4, 1878.
Country produce.

COUNTY,
Appfes: $l6sl.5O 4 barrel. Market glutted.
Batfer: Prime to choice yellow, 1s@2Oc.; fair
to good. S@17c.
Dr,ed Fruit: Apples. 203c.: peaches. peeled
5MSc.; uupeclcd, 2@3c.; caerrles. SSl1c. Is b. ;
EGgs: In barrels lac. q dozen: III crates. 14@
Ecnthers: Prime live-gOose, 4Oc.; common, 2O@
soc.
HuV: Virginia t,notny, 55@65c.-very dull; clc-
yer and mixed. 45M50c.
Potatoes: irish. p barrel, $17o@$2.
Lard: Country. 7;sGSc.
Rue: $4,000 = buslel
SHmdc: Prime, I,c.
Bnled Strnto: 33ESaoc.
Tuilow: 6@6Ec. ID: .,,os oooooo
Burry wool will bring from TO sc. q ID less than
above rates.
Cement, Lime, Plaster. &c.
Cement: Kose4dac. sl.5O q barrel.
Lime: Agricultural, So lQc. = btSlel; HOcklnd,
al lO@Sl 20, according to quantity. -.
PiaStfr: Lump, s4@*425; ground, So; cal
I'd! Tar: Large Size, s3.o5ms3.5o.
Dry Goods.
gro,g1, Sheetanus nnd Shtrttngs: A Manches-
ter exc; X Manchester. 5ic.: = Manchester. 4Ac. !:
"A James River, &C.; Jame5 River: 5ac.: y
ynmes ;ef 4 hockbri Gs1 6c 5sc
IA ". Conestoga. nc: = g. C2nestoga. &c: Y d.
Cnnestnga. 6ac.; 1O-4 Pcperill, 2oc., 1u-f Clty,
Bfeacled SAiTtiaas and saeettngs; "A YAM
su:t:;, lie. d Masonville 9;c:: "a 6ockdale
g.; a4 7c ~ 2%s Social a. 7s oHe21 i1a 9a
9!6c.; WhtestoEe. &c; Barnsley, o,se': Il Ked
t ppb Ak; I0-I Waitham, 25c; lO4 City
BSoica Drills Petersburg exc; Grauiteville,
81 RockbrGge, 4. &c.: IA, SIC.
Corset jeans: Pavoni., &c.; AnoskeaS. loc.;
aoWea iiarlcr 12sc: Boston Steam Mills &c.
Prints: American, Co.: Aliens. &C.; Rich
mond. &C.; Spragle. &c.: Manchester, DC: WISH
ing1on. &C.; Hamilton. &C.; McrrilnacS' g.; i Nal
lery Sc: OrIcntai Pacific &C.. Arnold, o9c'' Eiar
nlony 5Ic.; Wanlsltta. 4sc,
CGmGrtcS: Rice. 5!bc.; Lhgllsh, &C.
Drugs, Dyes,uiis, Oils, &c.
4 4feoIol: $3.50 p gallon.
Goncentroted Lys: $s.5o@S4 q case OF four
dozen. -. .....t
| CochinenL: 9Uc. = ID.
fndigo: 5l@s1.1O.
0iIs: Lnseed 6sc: machine. sl@Sl.75: sperm;
So; whale. Csc; straits. oofG32c' VI o1cI.
best salad. $3.50: caster. s14G y gallon: Firgns
lubricating, 30@30c; Kerosene l4c', cash. Is sai-
Race Ginger: l0c. - ~ ,,a
| Roots: Ginseng 9oc.; seneca Without 'op' ''S
Soda: Sal. 2.@2kc., in keys English soda, &C.;
| Spirits TurDentife: SIC.
| Foreign Fruits and Candy ...
/ Cnndy: l3al4c. p %.
1 a asm,,nss ht Nome IN Harbe'
I y s'1 80 -:.
| groceries, &c. ~.
.BGcon: Shoulders, 5Ac.: clear re-sides. SO
6ac ribbed o.; Eatia r,a sans ,re
s@1oe.; small 10@l lc; suear-earea une1nya s.s
l2HG i3c;' pam hanis' 1S'a''' CIV 'sss'' A''s'
Baeksss panfeaa; 5wo hoops s1aoasl'oo
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,I.nternational Convention mt CEllcng.

i CHICAGO, November 4.-The committee
calling lnational aud international conven-i
ton for the extension Of commerce, to be
held here on the 18th instant, have arrang ed
to transport delegates by all railroads for
one ana q fifth fares. The leading hotels.
will reduce their rates to delegates. Re-
sponses received indicate a large attendance.
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= OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

New ORLEANS, November 4.-Captain
Peter Harvey. OF the schooner Three Bro
theirs, while hunting on Deer Island, near
Biloxi, was instantly killed by the acciden-z
tai discharge OF his gun.
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BRUTAL MURDER IN M1sseyRI.--St. Louis,
November Dispatches from Sedalia, NO.,
say that Thomas q. Cockrell, nephew OF
United States Senator Cockrell, Of this State,
was found murdered last Friday morning
in the store of NJ. +. Stolls, at Ridge Prairie,
Saline county. Has skull was crushed In
three places and throat cut. The supposi-
ton is he was murdered by tramps during
Thursday night. as the victims pocket and
money-drawer OF the store had been rified.
MIR. tocEreiI was clerk in the store aud
slept there. !. rs. 800, .s.
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.1ses2.as D b. loask sliiaas.

Eron. sfeei. Nails. &c.
| iron. American renned. Old i,ominfon. pa
@22-10 De- p NJ, ENGLISH and American sheet, 3i
&C.; Swedes hammered. SIC: hoop, 406 Pig.
Iron Yirgfnfa cGaI-blast charcoal. s26033f
waru:bIass ehsFsoa. s2a@s2s Pesnsy!sap,s !, az,
.Haits:: Old Dominion. $3.50 per kex for stans.
ara that Is. ten-penny:: other sizes extra.
Plough Casttsos:. wholesale, &c.; retail AZ
Eo 4: 8, MANILA best, u ts15c. tute. s@sc.
Rags: Mixed cotton. 1sc.: white, 2,sic.i woonen,
se' A'1s' Liauors. Wines. sc. .s5a
Ale: SEQ, On, beat brands, pints S2@s2.2s ,
uv BTandies. Domestic slas@s2: fruit. &l.1o@
sI.4O; appie new. S1.75@s2; old, 1895 @S5;
Virginia peach. s2@S2.50. 4...s Y
@s4; Virginia laounraIn, new, $2@$2.50, cid
Stzx cDomestic. 4 I.s5@s2: imDorted, 90 a case.
Neto England RI III: sl.50@S1 80.
Rectjsed WhtsEey5< Market advancing; PROOF.
- Lumber slaves. sc. 81
L,smtsr: White oak. s j. aB15 p LOCO: Western
Virginia poplar. sI5lIS2T p 1000: white nirf
S1SGS65 p 1000: velIess ptiie boards. So @s13
jo,st. SlG6sl4. according TO lenSshs, Shingles
Pine. &2.50Mx5: cypress six-flch. S5GS 9.23
p 1000. Laths-Spnt, 81; sawed, s1.50@$l.65
1000.
StnUes Whiskey- barreI tim ber.ereen. 81 s@S2es
1000: seasoned. $20@S25 Z, EcDG, Fom-oarre
timber. S60,s7. so p 1000. F1surSbarre5 roles, 81
as: hogshead-hoops. no domspss hickory -hooPs
1880. w@
Powder. Shot, as.,
Fuse: Toys mining, $50. Ms1.25 100 feet
Ponder: 1915 by the five kegs--iessss than fH
kegs, 1925; blasting, S3.25@$3.5o.
Shot: Northern, .65 q bag or rs %.
GTiadStOaes: 1AA2bc. p ID.
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FURNITURE.

NOTICE, NOTICE.-A rare chance a.
In il offered to those in want OF FURNl. IN
TURE- Having made arrange mcnts 20 reuioSes -.
from the corner OF Governor and Franklin, WIZ
sell for the next thirty days at grealiy-redueet
say O trouble and xpense Of moving It. general
asssrtmeut viii be found, among which some very
fine sufts. II: y: AIhiSoo.a,,x
2-lw NO. lU0 tONeInW saSSt.
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Ey Telegraph.

new YORK. November 4.-Gold opened at 1004.
Eoon.-Stocks strong. sfoney on call, sac per
cent. Gold. look. Exchange-Loug. ASK; short,
4S7a Governments dull. State bonds dull.
Erentng.-Muuey, 4 per cent. Exchange, 4S14.
Gold, 100H. Governments strong; new SIS, 1853.
States quiet and nominal. sa.
BALTIMORE.
:. BALTIMORE, November 4.--Firginia 6's. Old 20;
deferred, G: consos, 52Y: second series 2S3 past
due coupons. Sd. North Carolina 6s, old, 16l5;
new, 8. Bid to-day. ~.
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The Cninese Embassy at Baltine

The Chinese Embassy at BaItIlnore'
s. BALTIMORE, November 1.-THE Chinese;
Embassy arrived here this afternoon from
Washington. They were received at the
CITY Hall blythe Mayor and other city OH
Gals, after which they dined at the Carroliton
Hotel. and then visited the Maryland lnsti-
tute Fair. - ,,...sstq .,:..