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Foreagn Fruits and Caus,.
Candp: 12Slal3c. u N.
Lannon's: Aessiua. $3.50 o box.
OrE1gs3. Ont OF sensou
Groceries. ere,

Groceries. ere. 4..
Bncon: Shoulders 5kc.: clear rlF-s:de.. sl,c.
nnl, hoa-rounG. 70a7:zc. v:raina hanis. iarr.
sml oc.: sinail 10@llc.: supa.r-Cren. unsaB 7sseo
lO4tGl lc:: canvassed hams, lIal14c.; pialI
three nooDs. sl-5Das1.7a.
sy os. Two strtRs, sl@s!2:; three strinaa
soaes; Rio-LomInon. 1914: fair. 15a
&c: s good . p-iElr, 17&l &c.; Aascrayra, 1915
Eandiss: i+iamantlne candles. I2.ees ,3c. = set
i5g t5Sc. q 81: .laif-ooxes. Iac.: taL,w. lac.
ghscss :; P:tIne emitting. 1896; rrr.nerD
&c: :: Ens'ish cair!. lss2Ue.; FineapyIe, &c.
Rscs: Carolina. Those: Rangoon &c ii.
North a neT5s2s s-,ss .as"Ea 30 cts IS
rms ro.. IN haif-harres. s3@s3.5O. Ta.Aerei
70, Bay :tg: sc; = IN barrels, 81 SO, No. !
30. =. IN Kits. Sf.s7a: No. x,sl.5O.
LnTd Prime, narceis ano Iier.zsz. Sc; II half.
.ao,a<S.s: Common 5yrip-Iioss scss,s. gle
herces. 22c.: barrels. ::sc- genuine eol+en svrup
".,taHoc' sailon; New Orleans pr.1n. ca+sj5s
afum. from sro.-.. SOC. sasx.
5uJnr: Crushed. 49,: powdered. llEs.: graz; :
y a:s; s &C.; a. 4. tos &c; loheAl1 . 81
.;o"p: common. 5es7c.. prat washing. 1903.
toilet. lo2Qc.: and Iney nrlces: county. .sts.:,t
TEE; h,;cE. .3r hasl the las; prime asi:r.
fsr Strictly choice. - -
Hides. Leather. NC. ....s-..
F;des: Green. 56.6e: dry salted. IoG. he: Ar
Clint. l3@l4c.: wet sa!tet. 7qS..; WEI sa,ited cal:
skinE, 1881 rs.
L.ct1s'; SOL leather. cas, snas6c.: Sole le..he.
hcmlock, 2ca27c.: country upper. 3DGa5o.: ,.i,I
hnisn. iSfd22r. = foot: kin. 4OG75c.s t. Harness
Country; 2aGs3Q: CITY fn-h. 30G35c. q To-: cxIf
EMS French el@Sl.9s 3 d.; rozSfi ssirt,rs
IRON. Steel. Nails. &c.
iron: american refined. OId Dominion SIC
, o.; English ana American sheet 81 3c.
Virginia coaI-blast charcoal. sasGSsa. warm.
''I Na ssarc s f5a@s9 GO IN ybo,es,., 10,
per keg. standard.
Ptonyn-CaSstngs: Wholesale, &c.; retail. 4a
Az. = 10.
EoDs: Manila best. l4m15c.: tute. 5000
ET4S: Mixed cotton, l3c.: white, 2.ic. vcoasl
LIQUORS. Wines. &c.
AIS: Scotch best brands, pints s2GsZ.23 q
Br0ndieG: Domestic Al 25@s2: fruit. sl.loa
3l.4o; ap"e. new. $l.7JG4F2; old, a:!.35Ahs
'ir&!nia rtaci'. T2G*2.5o.
Eue llhiSkcu3: Medium, sl.50Gs2: onre old. 8.
s2:JG@,i 80 an! uns;ards. ''.''
tTt:I: D0nes!t'. $l.2JGGS2 imported, "a = Ia..
Nero Ehpinnh Rum: Sl.Ja6t&l &c.
Rsctlksd "ht*EeI;%: Market auiet; crao:, Al %
Lumber. a1avrs, &c.
Gunher: NY!te"ak. Si2TGSl5 a COO: u;e5Is-i
Ir.inia nonid:. $lf"S25 = l.u.iI: w!tfn rin.
slt@:f 2oS .noU: veto" ONE Boards. s7.1Oid
!! iGst .r9rF according - lengths Slip <.es-
Pine Sl.7IGS250: cyorcs: siH-!nch. SGG2is
p 1000. La:ts-$rIit, II sawei, il.7JSsl. sc
2 i.GH0.
Strccs: NhisAe5-Gar.c 81 ti.ai, rsrr.n 81 III ss.-
l.0rc; se:s.nrd t20rS25 r 1906. t!nur-I..rr
timber. !2TS3 = Loco. FIrur-narrel uo!,s, )!
ossli"ic-ho9.J-. zoe. . bundle.
Powder, AAnt.Nc
E:'ss TOYS raining 35c.m$l.25 g 100 ~
TJiGd.T: Ej.?a ny lhr ."r kCts-i.,. git.,. g..
legs. >i.2% uI&!iu", .26TS3..r.
.sa1E. >.3r'Icrn. !! 10 = W: II ~ rs
NTi.tsiknen: l!.M2Hc. a u.
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LABOR EXCHANGE.

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC tIIARITiEs,)
ALMsHOUSE BUILDING,
RICHMOND, VA, september ~. 1879.
A "LABOR EXCHANGE" HAS BEEN
~ ESTABLISHED under The supervision of The
undersigned. for the purpose of Ou'ninins work Tor
The unemployed and homes for INDECENT CHILDREN Oh
tins city. ~ 1890 ...,
10 accomplish this an OFFICE HAS bEEN
OPENED, in councci lon "h the " Department OF
Out Door pUor.r where applications OF those seek
ing employ mcnt and those desiring 10 employ per-
sons can be registered.
Persons representing various trades and occupa-
tious are now registered for employment.
Tho e ~ want of SERVANTS, IAHOitEkS, NC.
re- requested 10 call NJ or core. pond win thl3
office" . .,,,.,,
Letter. should be addressed "SUPERlNTEN-
DENT OF PUBLIC CHARITIES, RICHMOND
VA marked LABOR EXCHANGE.
CHARLES +. BIGGER.
se24-3n Siuernt. ntlCnL of Public Charities.
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Thc Trade N rk Law Declared UncOn-
StiEusiOnul.

WASHINGTON, November ia decision
YVES rendered in the Supreme Court OF the
United States this afternoon in three cases
of the United States against Emil StetnS,
AdoIph Whitman. and w. w. johnson, in
volving the validity and constituionality of
the so-calcd. ira !e-mark law. TLis Court
holds that the statute herein questioned,
establishing general system OF trademark
registration ard prescribing penalties for
the violations OF lis provisions cannot BE-
upheld either in whole or in part, and must
be declared invalid and unconstitutional.
Under the provisions OF the Federal
trademark law which was to-day pro-
nounced unconstitutional about 5000 trade
marks have been registered at the Patent
Office and 200 applications for registry arc
now ncnding.
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Tho Haw French Cable.

THE SIoRE-END LANDED AT CAPE COD.
NORTHEASTERN, MASS, November IL
Work was commence! Oh the shnre-cnd OF
the cable yesterday, and at p. NJ. il was
on the beach and laid through the trench
dug 10 receive it, and signals were en-
changed with The Farraday from n tempo
r,ry building on the beach. The short-end
being landed, officials connected with the
cpble company and The American Union
Te,a~raph Company, and Others, went
aboard the steamer and proceeded out to
where the cable was buoycd-ten miles
off shore. To-day The final splice will be
made. and the cable be worked throughout.
The entire circuit from Cape Cod to Brest
will be complete, and America and Europe
connected by another tie.
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The Difficulties Among the New York
Democrats.

NEW York, November Ex-Governor
Seymour was asked to-day by an Observer
reporter what there was in the rumor of
arbitration to settle the difficulties in the
Democratic party, and what part he had
been invited to take In the proceedings.
He said he had never heard Of the thing
until this morning. II any such thing was
contemplated he knew nothing Of it, and lie
should certainly take no part IN the matter.
He had entirely withdrawn for the past two
years from any participation in political
matters. In his judgment, the only body
to arbitrate in such affairs were the dele
gates 10 The State Convention, who, with
out doubt, at the next meeting Of their
body, would act wisely and iudicously in
view of tue facts and results Of the late
election.
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Terrible Fight i'm "a RoIii:Ig-NiN.

ATLANTA, GA, November ia terrible
fight took place TODAY ut the ro'l'nS-nIl
between four employees about wages. On
one side were young man named Harris,
son of A. L. Harris, aad David Reid, fore
man Of the p.tern-shOp, and on the other
side were two brothers named ShcaiS. Reid
fired several shots at the Shcats brothers
without effect, when Frank Shcats struck
Reid on the head with Il scanIing, mil ictlnS
q painful wound. Harris then struck Ed
ward Steals on the head, crushing his skull.
Edward Sbeats Cannot live. All the parties
are under arrest.
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CHILDREN AND INFANTS.
MORE CURES OF SKIN AND SCALP AFFECTIONS

MORE CURES OF SKIN AND SCALP AFFECTIONS
BY THE CUTICCRA REMEDIES.
Fred. Rohrcr. Esq, cashier Stock GrowcrS' Ma
tiOna Bank. Pueblo, Colorado, writes: 81 am sc
wen pleased with its effects my baby that can.
not afford to be without il in my house 1t Is Won
dcrjul cure. ana Is boand TO Become very popular IL
soon a. its virtues ;iic known TO the nIasseS.'
J. s. Weeks ESD, Town Treasurer ST. Adams, VT.
on my baby's face and head. Cured he head entire
ly, and has nearly cleaned The face or sores have
recommended II 10 several, and DIR. Plant has or.
dercd ii for rhem."
NJ. NJ. Chick, Esq. Al franklin street, Boston
says: MY liItlc daughter. el2h' cen months old. has
what the doctors cal. Eczcma. We have tried most
everything, ana at last have used CuTICCRA. and
she i almost new Child, anu we iccl very happy
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LITTLE ROCK, ARK, November 17.-Onc
night last week jack and George Hudson
and Bob Layton, mailing from CRANKY, Mo-,
and supposed TO have been concerned in a
murder at Short Creek, Kan, undertook to
take possession OF tic town OF Batcsvlle,
Ark. After struggle they fled. but being
pursued. the two lIudsons were arrested
the next night. Layton WAS recognized
here to-day on the street. and refusing to
surrender was shot dead Lv an officer.
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eadjusters' Demonstration I'm Pc.
terSbur|.

PETERSBURG, November 17.-Tbe Read
iusters had grand demonstration here to-
night in honor Of their success in the re-
cent election. Some private residences
were handsomely illuminated. The pro-
cesson halted at the Centre Market-house,
when Captain j. II. Hill (colored) was
called to the stand and introduced to the
assemblage. General William Malone,
Colonel William Z. Cameron, and others,
spoke in complimentary terms OF their vic
tory
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TIE Maine Elections.

GREAT EXCITEMENT REGARDING THE PRobA-
BILE COUNTING OUT OF THE REPUBLICANS.
Boston, November 17.-Telegrams from
Maine confirm the previous dispatches OF
great excitement III that State regardipS tue
probable counting out OF the Repuoltcan
House and Senate, and the election IN Jan
nary Of Democratic Governor anu lus!ol
councillors and State cmccrs. ooMe uls'
patches state it is probable Governor Gar gar,
celon will have second term. iheie WIZ
be meeting Of Republican eX-doVerhofs
in Augusta to-day.
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SHOT BY DRUNKEN Man, Charleston,
S. e., November 16.-A colored man
named Pete Hawkins was shot at Spartans-
burg last night by Thomas White, OF Cow
pens. and died almost instantly. The MUIR
derer is white man, and was committed to
trial. He says he was drunk, and knows
nothing about the affair.
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BEATEN TO DEATH FOR THIRTY DOLLARS.
n T"',@s"tnah, o., November 16.-A dispatch
= I t"e 1azete from Lancaster, Ohio, says
c; ""nh Graf, German farmer OF this Vi
SHY, was attacked while on his way home
ard Iaoay night, robbed Of thirty dollars,
thu - badly beaten that he died at2 O'clock
ma, morning. He recovered consciousness
his eientiy to name Jack Rauch as one OF
ar.s as,saiian!s. Rauch aud FIVE others were
GRIM u . To-day and charged with the
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MURDERED BY HIGlwAYMGN.-Ci Cincinnati,
o., November 16.-Frank Davis, Il painter,
was toni ght attacked by unknown persons
on the road near Blue Ball, Butter county,
0. His head was crushed with stones, and
his murderers escaped after robbing their
victim,
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FArAI. POOLING WITH A PISTOL. Bristol,
". H., November l6.--Two young men and
two boys were together in q room at the
residence OF n. \. Walker, in Upper Bris-
toll. this afternoon. when Orviilc Haynes,
nineteen years old, pointed cooked re-
volver at the others. He was told to stop,
as the revolver was loaded. Laughinsly
ne pointed Ii at his own herd. when the re.
volver was discharged, killing him in
-
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KILLED WITH A PAIR OF SIEEARs.-Ne,c
York, November G.-Bartholoniew Bercke.
OF No. $50 west Fiity-frst street, quarrelled
with his wife this morning while under the
influence Of liquor, and seizing large pair
OF shears attempted to Kill his brothcr.in-
law, Charlie Reiser, who intcr!ered to pro-
tcct her. Reieer wrcsted the shears from
Bercke and stabbed him three times, kill
ing him almost instantly. Reiger Was ar
rested
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PRICKLY HEAT.
INCIDENTAL TO THE TEXAS CLIN

INCIDENTAL TO THE TEXAS CLIMATE.
NCssrS. Weeks IL Potter: Genl!emen,-Encloscd
please ilud 81 Tor largr box of CUTICURA. The
small one that received some time ago has been
very ctcacous especially in Prickly Heat or Ra>h
as some people cali it. am noisng II about. Yours
truly, THOMAS W. BUChLE1.
MASON, TEXAS, September ~, 1878.
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Fatal Locomotive EXPLOSION.

COLUMBIA, s. c., November 17.-The
boiler Of an engine attached to material
train on the Greenvillc and Columbia rail-
road exploded to-day near Bolton, and in
stantIy killed the engineer, fireman, and
annt her man.
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by telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. November -Nonn.-StOcks Irrec1l-
lar. Money on call, 6Gl7 Der cent Exchange
Long, 4S0; short, 4s3. State bonds dull. Govern
mentS quiet.
g EVeeniaJ.-Money. per cent. Exchange. 4e0I
@4SO4. Governments shade weaker: new S..
1O2h; AZ per cents, 10G5; 4 per cents, lU2I.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, November 17.-yirsinta 6's defer
RED, Z: eonsos, 57G: new lO-40's. lii North
Carolina 6'S. old, %. Bid to-day.
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Henvy Frauds In the New York Gus
Z. -. tOrsls Ef0usc.

New York, November 17.-The Sun says
q runor has been current several days that
extensive frauds against the Government
had been discovered at the custom house,
aud custom officers OF high degree are i'm
p'icated. Collector Merritt and Appraiser
Ducher went TO Washington TO make pre-
lin,ary examination. They returned Sstur-
day, but are reticcnt rs to the result.
1t Is rumored that the Government has
been defrauded Of $4,000, and the charges
duplicate several merchants in the Offering
Of brides.
To-day an order was received at the New
York custoI!-house suspending. Assistant
Appraiser Albert Gilbert. Several days ago
Examiner Frederick Snyder was either dis
missed or suspcnded. Collector Merritt and
Appraiser butcher were reticent. Merritt
said he did not feel at Liberty to give infor-
nation; that the affair was in the Ap-
praiser's department, and said the reporter
had better sec butcher. butcher said ill.,
vestisatIons are being made.
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r,o Vacant Michigan senatorship.

DETROIT, November 17.-F. Z. beaulan
has declined the appointment OF senator, 10
fill the late Senator Chandeliers ptace' anu
tho Governor to. day appointed Ex-Governor
Harry p. Baldwin TO fill the vacancy.
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HUNIOR on 4 CHILD SINCE BIRTH CCRED
AFTER FAITHFUL MEDICAL TREAT
NAN EhJy En-

NesSrs. Weeks d. Potter Gcntlenrn,-My little
SON. TWO years Of age. has had Il humor OH one side
of his face since ne born, which during the last
four months has spread over The entire side Of The
face. the chin. ear. and side of the head II must
have itchcd aud irrilaied him great deal. us he
scratched the surface all the time, no matter what
was applied. I used many remedies by advice OF
friends and physician without benefit until
found CUTICURA. which irmcdiaey ailaytd the
r. hing and Inflammation and entirely cnred him
Respeclfulr, JOHN l.. SURRS.
with Walw0rth Manufacturing Company.
BOSTON, April Is, 1878.
NDte.-Once cured. the skin may be rendered soft
and fair by using the Cuticur; Soap exclusively 70.
toilet or nursery purposes.
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The CCyICi.RA REMEDIES arc prepared by
WEEKS K POTTER. Chcm, l. and Drugs ISIS. $40
Washington street. Bo>t on. ana arc Tor sale by all
druggists. PrCe ~ tUTlCCEA- Saiai boxes Que.
larg, DO Nrs. IL. REoULyENr.S 81 per hottie. O.
TICURh SOAP, 25c. per cake; W mai, Soc; lhIce
C-kts 7Jc my
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yioleut Dealt. OF comedian.

MACOE. GA, November 11.-Samuel
Aimes, OF Chiilicothc, Mo-, comedian OF the
Globe Comedy Comp my, was to-day thrown
from a carriage in MilicdgcviIle and instant
" killed.
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President Hayes in New YOrf<---'llons
shorcneri>S Strike.

New YORK. November 17.-Prcsident
Hayes, son. and Secretary Eyarls arrived
to-day, and were escorted to the Seventh
Regiment armory, where the opening exer-
cises OF their fair took place. ..s.
This morning the members Of, the Long
shoremeB's Union, heretofore working for
stcvedores for thirty-tive cents per hour for
day and forty-6ve cents ior nisht-work,
made demand for forty cents per hour for
day and night-work. Twothou$and on the
East-river front. from the foot OF Grand
street to the Battery, went on strike.
Along the North river the movement is not
yet general. Leading stevedores along the
East-river front acceded to the demand.
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cotorcd peoples Industrial Exposi'

RALEIGH, N. c., November l!.'-The
CoIored Peoples Industrial Exposition was
opened to-day. There are large NUMBER
OF entries. A good crowd was IN atlenu'
ance, Tie Exposition will be success
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pDRT OF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER II, 1879.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Old DouiniDn. Walker, New inrh'
mcrchau!isc and Passengers, G. ". Allen :. Co..
AGENT. -, ,,,,u,a,,.,,o ,,o..,,,,
,nse and Das.cuycrs. j. ". McCarrics, agent.
Schooner l.. NJ Crtungham, 0uttcn, New YORK,
y.Iano. Moses Clements.
schooner Berry I. Bggs, Quiiian. Philadelphia,
coal, :. II. Have.
Schooner Nellie Brannock, Baltimore, p':-iron.
K. +. Blankt nShip. ,
Schooner Eddie, Palmer, Baltimore, pig-irOn, Il.
=. Elankcnshtp.
schooner Rehecca, Florence, Boston, merehan'
chanulte, 10 ma>t.r.
SAILED.
Schooner otlie, Speed E.ew YorS, slaves, Curt!:
& Parker.
scnooucr I.aura c. Wolfe, Ewing Philadelphia
stone. Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Howard y. johnson, Hall, Baltimore
camel coal, Gcryas Stort IS, agent.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND. November IT S7o

So1LAN 1aISD ioOTG GACt1ANIIE.
RICHMOND. November IT, 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT - White. 294 bushels. Rel, 1870 BUSH
els Of which $50 ltIstls were re.CXhibilcd.
CORN White. l.59G bushels. .Hired. 1OS bash
els; OF WHICH II bushels were exhibited.
OATS.-36 bushels.
RYE.-ll0 bushels.
BLACKEYED PEAS.-l2 bushels.
POTATOES -1G2 bushels; of which ii bushels
were re-cNuDltcd.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT Waite. l6 bushels good at Sl.3O: 40
bu hcls common 1T $l.20: 1873 bushels very good
at Sl.42: 80 bushels prime on prTa'e terms
total, 20i bushels. Red. 50 bushels very goot Lam
caster al 1897: 144 bushcl. Lancaster AT 81 20 {:
2S bushels Lancaster N S1.3J: is brshel, Lam
caster 1T S1.35: 200 bushels good Lancaster 1T
S1.3S: "a bushels very good Lancasfe r III Sl.3S:
"a bushels mixed 1T Sl.3J "a bushels mixed at
bushels good Fuz ut $1.25: 2S bushels GOOD Fu'z
at Sl.2J: 6 bushels common FultZ III &l.1J: 10
bushels common FutH 1T S1.15: =. 0 buSSrlS very
good FuiiZ 1T $3.50: IA bushels common Fultz n
very good Fuz ~ $50: 80 bushels 5000 Fultz 1t
81 80: 90 bushels good Fnliz at 1928; 100 bush
els good Fuz at l.27: 3S bushels very good Full
III : so: eco bushels good Fuliz 1T sI3O.-total,
1859 bushels.
CORN White. 90 bushels good old mt see: 2G2
bushels very good new al 33c: 76 bushels good "
1T 53c.: so bushels III Sic: 13S bushels good new
ut SIC; "a bushels good new al sc: l6 buShaiS
common new al SOC; sc bushels good new al 52c. {;
G52 bushels 1T 52c.; 80 ri:heis very good new NJ
53c. 40 bushels good new al 53r. 3UDll- heis good
new at 52c rs bushels prime cid 1T 55c.-toal.
l.5GG bushes Mired, 81 bushels very gnod NJ
SIC: bushels good ut 5 &C.: 26 bushels good at
51c.: IS bushels ut 5Oc.-tOtai, los bushels.
private lerlns 10 bushels very good al S0c.-tolal,
q bushels.
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EUTECTRA a.
GUTICURA REMEDIES

6HUTICURA REMEDIES
HAVE SPEEDILY AND PERMANENTLY
CURED HUMORS OF THE SKIN AND SCALP
OF CHILDREN AND INFANTS AT
FLICTED SINCE BIRTH.
The treatment prescribed in such cases Is mild
doses of the
CUTICURA RESOLEENT.
perfectly safe yet powerful blood purifier, and TIC
external use of
CUTICURA,
the great skin cnrc. The
CETICURA SOAP
should tie the only soap applied to the diseased skin
for cleansing purposes.
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Dco.h of mn Ex-senator.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

CLEVELAND, OHIO, November lex
United States Senator i. W. Jcnness is dead.
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money to Blake Saturday.
Disaster TO am Excursion Party.
GLASGOW, November IT.-Thrteen per-
sons returning from the Fair last week
were drowned while crossing LUchmedaIc
Islay.
Wreck Of - Steamer.
uAvRE, November l7.-Tbc steamer Ala
maba, aground in the river Seine. will he a
total wreck. The cargo is washing ashore.
The crow were saved.
FOrfy-nine Argiia'.s Hanged.
LONDON, Move uilcr IA dispatch from
CabuI to the .Stdndnrd says: In all forty
nine Afghans have been hanged for COM
plicity in the massacre OF the British en-
bassy.
NihiI:sts TO he Court Eartialcd-
ST. PETERSBURG, November 1.-THE trial
OF the Nihilist Mirski, General Drentcer's
lssailant, and twelve Others accused Of COM
plicity in the crime, will commence on Sat-
urday next at St. Petersburg before a court
martial.
melting lnSurpection.
LONDON, November lit is reported
that trouble is unprecedented in the Ghuzni
country. One Of the khans and his brother
are melting instruction in kOhis,an.
HEsH ttauFc Syktetl "a Slb0Ihs
A dispatch from Vienna to the Times
says: The Arcaduchcss Marie Christine,
the future Queen OF Spain officially re-
nounced her right to Austrian succession
on Saturday last. The Archduchess will
leave here for Paris to-day.
Failure or the French Beet Crop.
LONDON, NoveHlber IA dispatch from
Paris TO the Times says. 1.-The beet crop
is even worse than was anticipated, and
the price OF sugar has sensibIy risen. Many
rctineries have come 10 Il sland-Still, and
nearly all are likely 10 terminate their ope-
rations by the end ul December. The
quality Of The crop Is inferior, and the
quantity d. licent."
Order CoHEfcrInaEded.
LONDON. November ia dispatch from
Malta TO Reuter-, Telegram Company says :
Admiral uornby Yesterday contaminated
the order TO the caannel fleet aere to be Ill
readiness TO proceed eastward in four days.
ausnc.,stct: for isifuaIistic Practices.
LONDON, November l7.-Lord PenSance,
in the Court OF Arches OH Saturday, or
dered the enforcement OF the right OF pro-
bibition against The Rev. Alexander Mack
onochie for ri,ualistic practices ut Il. Al
bans Church. Holborn. The rj@ht OF pro
hlbition was issued in June, 1873, but was
suspended pending the appeals OF the case.
Rev. hIr. MackoNocilie will be suspended
from his ecclesiastical functions Tor three
years from The 23I instant. Lord PenSance
said he would be willing to hear any appll-
cation for relaxation OF the sentence,
founded on promise 10 obey the law.
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