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Tlse Crops.
CONDITION OF THE COTTON, WHEAT, TOBACCO.
AND COPS CROPS.

CONDITION OF THE COTTON, WHEAT, TOBACCO,
AND CORN CROPS.
WASHINGTON, November 1j.-The follow
ing is the condition Of the cotton, wheat.
tobacco, and corn crops rs issued by the
Department OF Agriculture to-day: There
was decided increase in the condition OF
cotton during the month OF October. IN
favorable weather was reported in Georgia
and Alabama. In all the other States it was
favorable Returns indicate yield per
acre ri 11G pounds OF Int against l91 last
year. THIS yield, estimating the area plant
ed at , per cent. more than Inst year, would
make deficit in this years crop OF 100000
bales OF 450 pounds each. All the South
Atlantic States show the same decline.
Texas falls of 50 per cent. All the States
bordering on the Mississippi river show
decided gains.
The returns OF November 1st to this De-
partment show an increase in the wheat
crop OF 1000, 900 bushels over that OF last
year. This great increase is the result OF
u very large WELD in the States bordering
on the Ohio river and Missouri. The north
western States show little variation from
last year. Kansas and California both de-
cline in yield. Texas, OF all the southern
States, is the only one that falls OF in the
yield this year.
In tobacco the indicated product for the
entire country is IS per cent. OF that OF
1878; the gain has been greatest in Tennes-
see, Connecticut, and New York. The loss
greatest in Ohio, Missouri, and West Viz
ginia, with material decrease also in Mary
land, Illinois, and Indiana. The general
quality is better than that OF the previous
crop, though damage to some extent from
house-burn is reported in Kentucky and
Virginia, and from frost in Ohio.
Corn promises an increase OF over
200. 900, 900 bushels, or nearly 10 per cent
over last year.
In the Atlantic and Gulf States we note
some decrease, but the other sections OF the
Union have greatly increased their yield.
The southern inland States increase 3o'
per cent. and the other sections OF tue ME-
sissippi Valley 20 per cent.
The Pacific States report about the Fam
Yield as last year,
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now at the hospital; Mary BurtrescbeI, Sc
verely burned.
A NOBLE RECORD.

A NOBLE RECORD.
| Lynch is about overweight years OF age,
and has been In the Department for 4 year.
de served on board the fre-boat William
Havemcyer for four months. He was first
at the fire AS one Of the members OF Engine
Company No. III, and seeing woman hold
ing child three stories above the sidewalk
at windo%, called to her TO let it drop. and
he caught it IN his manly arms and saved its
life.
The building belongs to Mr. William Bus
sing. or 0ne-Hundred. an d-Thirteenth street
and Fifth avenue, and is said to be insured
The agent for the collection of the rents is
Theodore NJ. Roche, Of No. 2i5 west Fourth
street.
Joseph Botzski, Jr.. who generally sleeps
IN the house, escaped death by being out
serving milk for his employer. lie is not
bright boy ard could tell nothing about the
fire or the history OF his parents.
AN AFFECTING INCIDENT.
The little boy, Joseph Berbische, after
bis rescue from death, was taken and ten
derlv cared for by Assistant. Engineer
McVeash, who brought him to his resi-
dence, No. 457 east Houston street. The
paor little fellow did not realize that his
mother had been taken away from him.
anu tic LOHcn OF nature eShlblteQ by
the members OF the Fire Department
in their attentions to the desolate child
attracted the admiration of the crowd
that assembled in front OF the deserted
ruins. Il am prouder than ever of my
men to-day" said Chief-Ensineer Baxter.
OF the Fire Department. "when l consider
not only the active service they have per-
formed in their particular line of duty, but
the self-sacrifice they arc ready to make on
every occasion where duty calls them"
The Chief Engineer, in conversation with
Herald reporter regarding the ire-escape
which had proved so frail, said: 6 These
are no more than traps. 1t is :. wonder that
man who ventured on 1t was not killed."
SUSPICION OF INCENDIAR1sM.
Previous to the arrival OF Fire. Marshal
Sheldon, Polce-Captain Cherry, of the
Eleventh precinct, issued orders for the ar
rest OF Solomon Cohn, and at hali-past s
O'Clock Cohn was under arrest. On exami-
nation the Marshal heard the sad story on
affidavit from Cohn, bis wife, and one Gold
berg, which inclined him to think that the
man was innocent OF design to burn up
the premises in which he lived for the sake
of securing the insurance-moneY.
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MIDDLERCRY. VI. November 1j.-Thc
sophomore class OF ,IddebnrY went into
voluntary suspension day before yesterday,
and were followed by the freshmen class
Yesterday and the senior and Junior classes
to-day. The faculty has suspended The two
lower classes, and will probably suspend
the others. Every student in the college
is engaged in the rebellion. The trouble
grew out OF the alleged unjust action OF
the faculty toward member OF the sophie
more class.
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Troubles of thc New Orleans Mint.

WASHINGTON, November 15.-The direc-
tor Of the mint, in his annual report, states
that silver bullion purchased for the New
ORLEANS mint consisted principally OF Mex.
lean dollars and old plate. When the
mint was re0pened for coinage 1t was
expected that considerable amount Of
silver bullion would be supplied from
Mexico, but so far these expectations
have not been realized. Notwitilstand-
ing the fact that the Department mas
offered to pay bankers and Dullon-d dealers
in New Orleans the highest market price
for silver deliverable at The mint in that
city, only two or three offers for the sale Of
silver has been made to the Department by
them and in each case at Il price above the
market rate. The mint has not been worked
to its full capacity for the reason that like
difficulty has been experienced as at San
Francisco and Carson in procuring sup
plies OF silver.
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AN IMPORTANT ENTERPRISE SOON TO BE START
ED FOR UTILIZING THE ORES OF THE JAMES

AN IMPORTANT ENTERPRISE SOON TO BE START
Ed FOR UTILIZING THE ORES OF THE JAMES
RIVER VALLEY.
Especial telegram to The Dispatcll.l
LYNCuBURG, Va, November 15.-The
purchase OF the extensive rollng-mill pro-
perry Just above this city by the JameS-Riyer
Steel Manufacturing and Mining Company,
Of which Ex-Governor Hartranft, OF Phila-
delpbia, is president, was completed to-day
by Mr.. r. N. Pool, vice-president OF that
company. This valuable property will be
put in order for immediate operation. Plans
are now being prepare for the erection OF
q large furnace by this company, and it is
expected that work will be commenced on
the same by January 1st. This pioneer
movement for tie manufacture OF steel anu
the utilization Of the rich ores OF this dis
trict by Pennsylvania capitalists ia an im-
portant step for the Valley OF the James,
the Superior adaptability Of which for iron
manufacture has long been claimed.
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WINS Jesse James Killed:

CINCINNATI, November lj.-Thc question
whether the notorious traip-robbcr jesse
James was killed is a. much in doubt rs
ever. a special dispatch from st. Louis,
dated November 14th, states that lnforma-
lion has reached there OF the capture OF
Cummings. who was with James ut the time
OF the alleged killing; that he pursued
Shepherd and received shot in his leg,
winch led to his capture. He says Shcp-
herds story of the killing is true. Another
special from Kansas City, OF the same date,
says the story OF the capture OF Jesse James
bv the sheriff Of Clay county is false.
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4 Breakfast for FEoIyonlsc.

Wnilclaw Reid, r. Ecbcr Newton, Parkc
Goodwin. Abram ). Hewitt, II. {. Potter,
+. V. Smaley. Felix Adler, Robert Collycr,
joseph Scle.man. II. w. Bellows. +. A.
Washburn, Howard Potter, and other
friends of cooperation, have invited Mr..
George Jacob Holyoake to Il public break
fast in this city on the 18th instant. previous
to his departure for England, as a slight
mark OF the appreciation in which his emf
nent services to the working classes OF This
country are held.
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Rcpo..s OF another Outbreak Of Fever
ut Mc.nnl.is DenicM.

CINCINNATI. November lj.-A special
from Memphis states that the reports CT the
yellow-feyer having again broken out there
are untrue. Only two cases have occurred
in the city in the last ten days, and no alarm
is felt. OF these two cases one caught the
fever while visiting an old case, and the
other from 4 house not diSinieCted.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
" will annly TO The city of Richmond for the re-
issue of the following BONDS of said city, standing
In the name of Macy =. JACKSON deceased 'he
same having been lost-to wit: .,oo
Hond No. 6.554, due July l, Is 500. for $500.
Bond No. $685.. due July !, 1883, for $500.
Bond No. $3.50, due January !. 1904. for Si0O.
- :. - JOHN w. Wight,
Sheriff City Of Richmond.
ce,scn. Sc 3Q-Tu2m
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56I~r 'tL4AD, November u. The main
RolI;,.mn, The plate-mill OF the Cleveland
~ ny AiIl exploded last evening, scatter
uI,s5 iron in all directions. No one was
y.oa., me fireman was slightly Injured.
IN G1 Is West, q young man OF Carding-
NO. Who was making his first trip as
ila ,, s'han Oh Tuesday night last, fell on
ge,,b ,'seS: near Enon, and was crushed 10
q ,h h. maiIe making his way along the tops
:. BRAKEMAN brakeman on the Hemptield railroad
:,, found dead on the top Of a car on
ltidaa morning, having been bit by a
"a, - ~ h'n Grove, near Triadelpbla, W..
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- LOUIS, November l5.-There is a
. -, ehenl among m,icrS here 10 close their
."> untL the price OF wheat declines. The
SON assigned is that flour is below the
If'.'E Al winch it can be made without loss.
!, = s'altC many millers have already lost
:. NY on the contracts made when wheat
:, :, Il per bushei, and they see no profit
= '"e Immediate future. But little -four
- Detn shipped from here for the last
r''s weeks, and large amounts are in store
Ippiy al demand for some time. Mill
1.c satisfied there must be decline IN
\" Pretty soon; at all events they
: Ns@ purchase TIL prices fall or there is
~|!in on -four.
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THE NERVES AS A SOURCE OF

ENHE MEX ' rs rs a SUUKIE UF
TR.AL.-Instcad of being Il vehicle for agree
able sensations some peoples nerves are most
distressing endowment, Such sufferers, it will
usually be found, dyspeplic, lack vitality and
flesh. What they need Is more vigor. There is
means Of obtaining it If they will but avail them
selves Of that means. 1t IS Hosletter's Bitters,
tonic which experience has shown 10 be Of the ut
most service to the tcbliiate3, nervous, and dyspep
tic. Digestion restored upon permanent basis by
the Biters, ministers IT should to The wants of
the system, and its integral parts, of which The
nerves are one OF The most important, are properly
nOurished and nvigoralcd. The various functions
are thus more actively Discharged and obstacles 10
Il return TO health removed by increasing vitality
Instead Of nervous prostratlOn, new strength and
vitality will be infused into the whole motive ma
chinery no 12-WtwlF&M
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Govcrro--Hlec. Foster Denies.

CINCINNATI, November ia special
from Columbus reports an interview with
Governor-clect Foster, in which he denies
that he wishes 10 succeed Mr.. Thurman rs
senator. or that he desires to fill the late
Senator Chandeliers place as chairman OF the
National Republican Committee.
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SuIcide Of a Wealthy Texan.

ST. LOUIS, November IA special from
Sherman, Texas, say, W. Z. Grcenlaw, one
Of the wealihicst and most prominent citi-
Zens OF that place, committed suicide last
night by taking morphine. The cause is
said to he criminal intimacy between his
wife and Rev. Conrad HaDey, Il noted and
eloquent minister.
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A Mother Shot by Her Tcn-Yeer-Old
Bow.

CINCINNATI, November ia Marietta
special reports that Mrs. Emily Smalley,
widow OF Il soldier. was shot through the
heart by her tcn-year.old son. She had
drawn Il pension OF $1,000. had deposited
81, 900 in the bank. and kept 1900, and, for
fear Of being robbed on the way to her
home in Lowell, had bought 4 revolver,
which she laid on the table on arriving
there. Her little boy picked it up, and
while banding it one chamber WAS dis
charged, with the above result.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
New Occnn Rookie.

OTTAWA, ONT, November loa-The prac
tica,,ilty Of establishing an ocean routc fol
trade purposes from Fort NelsoR in TIT
Northwestern Territory, to EufSpe uic
Hudson straits and buy is likely td&ecely
the consideration OF the Government, il
view OF favorable and yolumlnous ren&rl
in this connection from Professor Bel.T$sl
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The New French Gable to be LANDED
Sunday.

NORTHEASTERN, MASS. November d.
The steamer Farraday weighed anchor
about 1880 2. NJ, and proceeded out to sea
to spot some ten miles from shore, where
the cable was buoycd this morning. 1t is
too late and too windy for the cable to be
landed day. but it may be landed Sunday
should the weather permit. Several hum
dred persons have gathered on the beach.
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Amendments.

WASHINGTON, November 1o.-totonel
John Hay, formerly private secretary 10
President Lincoln, has been appointed AS
si,tant Iecretary OF State 10 succeed Hon.
f. ". Sew'rd, resigned.
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The ThGmas.Nonumen Ceremonies,
Especial telegram 10 the Di>p1,ch.I

Especial telegram 10 the Di>pItch.
NORFOLK, VA, November 15.-All the
marines Of this station went to Washington
last night, under the command OF Lieulcn-
ant Francis Fl. Harrington, to participate in
the Thomas ceremonies.
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Loss by Fire.

New YoRK, November 1j.-NarshaIt H..
Mallory, OF the Churchman, burned out
Yesterday, says the losses OH presses, type,
machinery, engine, &C., is between $4,000
ard $4,000.
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PETERSBURG. VA, November l5.-Whi'e
Edward Grammar, aged eighty-tive, was
confined to his residence, in Prince George
county, Thursday night, the house was set
ON fire, and before be COULD escape he was
burned TO death.
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Thc Final Terminus of the Shcsn-
Dcaisc and Ohio HnisWny.

FORT MONROE, November 10 \. ,.
Hatch, first vice-prcsident, ana ". VI. ,.
Dunn, superintendent OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway, have spent the past Jew
DAYS examining the harbor at Newpor.
News. Yorktown. and vicinity, rs TO the
final terminus OF their road.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ATOTICE.-ALL PERSONS indebted to
~ the estate of LORENZO GlAVELLl, de-
their Indebtedness, and all persons having claims
against said estate will present tht IN, properly Ger
tilted, for settlement TO
JOHN A. PIZZINI. Administrative,
ro1o.W3wx 1910 Main street.
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sfe,me- ASHORE n. York Spit.

Fort MONROE, November 1j.-Thc steam
er saraeossa, from Savannah for Baltimore,
i ashore ut York Spit. Assistance goes
from Norfolk Tonight.
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IHFtclHI CeIVHfaW q Tie IJTsNaichI
NORFOLK, Va, November 15.-Two ne-
groes have been arrested and committed 10
Elizabeth-City Jail for burning Hampton
Normal College.
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Gnha from EErODG.

new YORK, November 15.-The steam
ship Germanis, which arrived from EUROPE
this morning, brought S255,Oo0 IN gold.
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'sNHYMOL SOAP.

Thymoi Is new and powerful aniiseptis. # IL
commended iE the best medical Journals. ehhva
made experiments with it under The mIcroscone-
and have witnessed It's power In DESTROYING M.
germs Of nuirefaction. THY31OL SOAP IS suft~
GENTLY agreeable for the toilet but is especially de-
signed for use in families where there Is contsgiyus
disease where there is to fear the appear
ancc Of such disease. For sale by
J. BLAIR. Druggist,
nos corner Broad and Ninth streets
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DaUas. rEssaGrngs. 81

THE GENUINE NORWECIsN con
Il LIVER OfL--the three fish brand-fs ycr...n
tecd 10 I've perfectly pure, and or quality snnerinr
any Norwegian or other codyer OH In porred in
Dn'k. Receiving IL direct from The agents and tn
The original unbroken tinned and sealed casks' WON
may rest assured Of getting an oil OF uniform Ind
ofialnal freshness, sweet taste and perfect puritx
L. WAGNER. Druggist.
= no ID Sixth ana Broad ssrrefs
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LAROH EXCHANGE.

DrEt,,E SUPERINTENDENT PuEfIC uAR1TlEs,1
ALMsuOCSE EUiLDlNG, 7
RICHMOND, VA, September ~, 1879.
.LABOR EXCHANGE" HAS BEEN
"A ESTABLISHED, under the supervision Oh l!le
undersigned. for the puruJ.r ri obtaining Work Tor
ihr unemployed and homes 10; ndgrnt children OF
this city. ,.,.,,r ,,.c ,prp
OPP Sr d. In c,nnrrlicn With the :" Department OF
ort-Door Poor" where applications Of those seek
ne crnpn, men; sud those desiring % eihpoy per-
sous can be registered.
Persons representing TaIirnS traces ah1 occup"-
lions are now registered Tor cmn'nyianEt:
Tho III want OF SERVANTS, lAiotFhS &c.
= r.. requested 10 call II or CORES pend WIN thlS
Office. s,.prp,<rry
Letters should be addressed "Sl ihi:i LIZ
pt;S'r 1E pT;i:t IL. CHARITIES. RICHMOND
VA" marked " LABOR ENtUANGE
'"' CHARLES L. BIGGER.
sad. 3.n SuLtriuit nd, 1T Of Pebble Charities.
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FIVE LIVES LosT.

A WHOLE FAMILY PERISH BY THE NEW
YORK CALAMITY : FUTILE STRUGGLES
FOR EXISTENCE--A POLISH JEW CHARGED
WITH SETTING THE BUILDING ON FIRE
HERoIsM OF The FIREMEN.
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RS2Ts'RE.
s,uRSlTUKE. FURSlTURE.-IN

il offer for ac 200 suits OF Chamber furni- H$7&
lure In price fsoIn 23 TO $500, from she best sEs
nanuf:,ctOri... East aud West, also OF my own maze
io.o thcr With iu une OF Parlor. Office. and hitchen
Furuturr and every article Ia the t"rniture me.
Al.o. Cal.9as.-M Makers Supplies OF every descap-
Ion WI duplicate Baltimore prices. fartie. In
want will s&sc money 0y g!yinS NE ca!i: OnesS
and warvrooms: 1888 Main street, near Eh,een.h
street. sc III ii-Li-h|i h'ffAA'N
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T0D-LIVER OIL-THE BEST!
IMPORTED BY Us,
and which
WE GUARANTEE TO BE ENTIRELY PURE
AND FRESH.
FREE FROM RASCIDITY,
FULLY POSSESSING ALL OF THE
WONDERFUL REMEDIAL PROPERTIES
CLAIMED
for the
BEST COD-LIvER OIL;
easily assimiIated, and
MORE ACCEPTABLE TO THE STOMACH
THAN OTHER OILS.
MEADE { BAKER,
Pharmacists, 90 Main street,
nos Richmond Va.
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Dear Madam

kind Providence Preserved
me and all with me safe to our Dear Ham
over where people has been very slckly but
hope the sckly season is nigh over my dear
Annie has been Alling or days with 4
fever the dear children are very well
my son Patrick has been gone to Philatlcl-
pha near ! weeks the affairs OF the Con-
gress is kept with great Secresity and nobody
admitted to be Present, ASSURE you we
have our Lowiand Troubles and fears, Per-
haps our good God may bring good out OF
these many evils that threaten us not only
from the mountains but from the Seas also
cannot forget 10 thauk my dear mrs fleming
Tor the great kindness you show'd us when in
Bctetourt and asshure you that Remember
Colo Fleming and you with much Esteem
and best wishes and shall take it very kind
if you will Lett me hear from you my
daughter Betty join me in kind Love to
your self and Miss Rosie and Especially 10
your dear good mother / am dear Madam
your humble scrvt Sarah Henry.
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COUNTY TAXES.

NOTICE TO THE TAX-PAiERS OF
IN HENRICO COUt,TY-You arc hereby Isoti-
fed that your taxes Cor Tuckahoe, Erookland. fair-
fed and Varna districts will be r%ady FOR eoilec-
lion ut the Trsasarer's Office. Ia the oouusy court
house, from the 18TH OF NONEMBER TO the ! ST
OF DECEMBER; after which time there VIII DC
per cent added aud sent ONT for collection as the
IL direct. WILLIAM NJ MeGRUDEh,
10 1Q-tDe1 County treasurer
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An Interesting Relic.

Below we give Uerbntima an Interesting
letter from the mother Of Patrick Henry,
written while her gifted son was In Phla-
deIphia, and while the dangers that threat
cncd from the mountains and the sea y
were agia'ing his patriotic soul. The let
ter was addressed to Mrs. Colonel Fleming,
OF Botetourt, Il relative OF Judge Baxter,
whose daughter, Mrs. A. A. SPOTS, gives
it to us for publication:
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CHRISTMAS SALE.

YEHE LADIES OF THE GRACE
L STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH VIII
hold their CHRISTMAS SALE on the 18TH ana
I2Tn Of DECEMBER In their LECTURE-ROON,
corner of Grace and Fourth streets. Ihey WIN pave
sents aud viii be glad 10 receive orders in advance
for any SPECIAL STYLE OF DOLLS or FANCY
WORK no 1885, 1t
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Wanted to Interview the Empress.
CANNES, November lj.-A man has been
arrested while attempting to make his way
to the presence OF the Empress OF Russia,
in this place. He is Il native Of st. Peters
burg, and is probably insane. An inquiry
into the matter is proceeding.
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NUTiCE.-I Having been appointed agents
ot MARTINI, SOFIA L Co., Turin Italy, for the sale
OF their -
WEYMOUTH,
amtl Of Mc.srs EEICo < co.. Naples, Italy, 80: their
NACCARONI AND SPONGETTl,
we are prepared 10 supply the trade 1T View FORK
prices. freight addrd.
\ call is solicited by -.,,,r,.
&C 10 CHRIS Ian " " III iT''