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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-21
MiddIebur- College Rcbclston---Ar'
ranging u Compromise.

BOsTON, November 20.-A special dis
patch from Mlddeburg College, w., says a
vacation will probably be held until after
Thanksgiving; then the students are to re-
turn to The college and commence anew,
letting the past be forgotten, and are to
promise obedience to the rules in future.
President Hurt has sent letter to the pa
rents OF the students, stating that If by
Monday, November Gath, the students do
not return with suitable apology they
will be dishonorabIy dismissed. The whole
subject is grave one, and public opinion
seems to be about equally divided. 1t Will
evidently work reconstruction OF the
Faculty, which many claim should be effect
ed. The students, although ordered bone,
are all at Middleburg. and are treated as II
they were in rebellion, and all the college
exercises are at a stand-stiIl. Ex-Governor
Stewart, who is one OF the trustees, was
summoned from New York on Monday,
and has acted as an arbitrator. be stales
that at Faculty meeting last night the SUI
ject was fully discussed, and the ooss are
TO acknowledge tbey were wrong 10 sIay-
ing away from Rotations.
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SEW YnRK CaITLE NARKET.

NOVEMBER lS-Ec,reS.-No trade III beef cat
lie for lack of o.eilngs. pr IS beef hrIner ana
5tEaf;.,c = To- for Texas aud Colorado sides, and
b3g"r 7.gc. tor native 90.
CARES Receipts. $50 head. Market quiet lut
frmcr with 81 cs Of yras al i:Gu 7.r & D.. ana oil
wr;,,snrs at 1M2.,c. Hog dressed yeas. city ana
country. ranged from 81 &C. z ID wilh selected
city-dr. st d sold IL 99el lUc.
Sheen and LumjS-i.ecuip!s to-day. car-ioa's
or 336 head wrcG were sold at full prices. closing
QUOTATIONS at 3:Gf Sc. 4 II. Tor sheep. and 4aW: &c
i0r Llnlns Dressed multOn aud dressed linos hrih
az 5G &C p b. FOR the former, aud GngSc Tor Inc
Stojns-Rrceipts. carloads. or $40 hogs. De-
muud fair Tor boln live and dressed hogs The for
mer al 50 GOA 81 90 2 100 tbs aud tn: latter AT
$3.50 J.75, with light pi"S >oh III Washington
iAlarkel al S56SG.50.-JOurHal OF Commerce.
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NEW YORK PETROLEUM MARKET.

NoyRMBsg 1S.-PetroFenm has advanced at
least Hc closing strong. with reserved offerings and
an improved demand. Quotations are as follows
4c Tor Grade In bulk: Ease. for crude In ship
ming order: &c. for naptha refined et SSe. bid In
New YorE SIC. bid for PEtladelphiS. and SIC. BID
for Baltimore: refined in cases ut / 10 l2bc. Sales
York. lS5. 900 bbls.; at Oil City. Asst 900 bbls.:
opcning Sl1s'S bid and II 81 asked; highest sales
ltSIl9E; lowest sal ut sl.12E: closing. Sl.lSS
hid and Il lSa asked.-yonrndt Of Commerce.
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rTOssING UPON A BED OF AGONY,

= tOrtureU CFGTy
matIsm, is prospect which may become melan-
bo,v tact If The twinges of the dread disorder are
not checked ut the outset Persons OF rheumatic
tendency find Hostctter'5 Stomach Bltters useful
remedy, nor do they encounter the risk In using 1t
they do from resorting to tha active poison Colch-
cum which is often employed to arrest the malady.
The use of the Bitters IS equally rs effective In Its
results, aud is attended with no risk. There Is am
pie testimony to prove that the medicine possesses
blood. depura.ing qualities of no common ORDER be-
sides those of a tonic and general alternative. IL
stin ulates the action of the Kidneys and promotes
the removal from the system of impurities WHICH
deveIop disease and are frauRht with serlons dam
GER Fever and ague, dyspepsia, deoiilty, nervous
ness, constipation. &C., are ren.dieh by It.
no 19-Wtw) Fam
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An Unexpcctcd Conviction.

CARLISLE. PA, November 20.-The con.
yiction Yesterday OF Mrs. Catharine zen OF
murder i'm the first degree was wholly un.
expected by those who heard the evidence
in the case, although the prevalent senti.
ment OF the community is that she poisoned
Mrs. Kiehl Mt the instigation of some one
who paid her for the work. Justice-of-the-
Peace Wynkoop. who is in prison for al
legged completely In the murder, suspected
OF having been the melting cause OF the
crime. because OF his relation TO Mrs. KIehl,
who t,eoueaths him all her property. Wyn.
koop will be tried at the Janaary tenn OF
court. ~
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Stormy Meeting OF Railroad Agents.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, November 20.-A
meeting OF the passenger agents of the
roads in the South western Association was
called by the Hannibal and St. Joseph rail-
road yesterday, which charged the Chicago
and Alton railroad with violating the agree
mcnt Of September 18th by selling tickets
to New York via the Michigan Central,
Great Western and New York Central rail
road at 80 less than regular rates. After 4
stormy session, the meeting adjou ned to
resume consideration Of the charges and
evidences at Chicago some time next week.
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NEW YORK IRON MARKET.

NOVEMBER 1S.-Ton.-Scotch pig arrives freely,
and although ccncess Ions in prices are noted, YET
demand Is slow. American pig IS quiet, and only
small lots placed, with rather weak feeling but no
decided change In prices. Rails continue to have
full demand, and favor sellers. Sale OF 5000 tons
old iron, to arrive. at $751; Quotations rs follows !:
Eglinton at $3.50; GienGarnock ~ .255o6aA26 !;
Langloan at see S0Gi27: Colrness at 927@
S27.50. and Summerlee 1t S26. American pig at
s26Gs27 for forge. Rails nj Sioas52 for Iron at
works, ana steel at s63@S6J at works, Old rails
quoted uominaly at S3I.50@ s32 so; wrought
scrap at S35.-Jonfzadl OF Commerce.
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LOUISVILLE SMOKING TOBACCO.
NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

NOVEMBER lS.-Export demand for Kentucky
leaf is slack and the hone trade wtho%t much life,
with prices. however. without much alteration.
Seed-leaf has very fair sale on local trade account,
and Is held very regular in price. Sales OF 800
hogshrals Kentucky leaf at 2h4Gtl25c.: $50 cases
1878 ohio At 6n14c.; 100 cases S7S State on pri-
vate terms: G5 cases 1878 Wisconsin on private
terms: 200 cases 1875 Pennsylvania II 90 ! Sc /:
500 bales Havana al s0c.6gSl.0j. Virginia leaf que
rations are: Bright wrappers, common To medium,
15M22c.: good To fine, 2:j6E4 Sc: line 70 extra
fine, SOFA 5r.: smokers. l5I25c.; Gapple wrap
prs, l6m20c.: hugs, common TO good, 2G93c: !;
good TO lillc, 3m4c.: lear, common to good. 5G1
Sc: good u tine, SG De-: fine extra lO6Gl3 Sc {;
and black wrappers, 12G15c.-Jour"ut or COM
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
iceland.

rxc1TEuEST OVER THE ARREST OF DAVlTT,
vuIEN. AND pALY-A CALL FOR THE PEo-
PIE 10 RISE.
LONDON, November 20.-Tbe speeches. iof
which Dayitt, .Kilen. and DAILY were ar.
rested were made at meeting on !ne zu VI
Noyen Der at Gustin, county OF e'go:
The following picard has been posteo III
several places In the county OF MAYO: .
10 the People Of Mayo FelioW.Goun.
hour OF trial IS come: 1ouI
leaders are arrested. DaVltt ana Da'y n a;u
in prison. You know your auly' Hh'
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Determined to Die.

NEwBURYPOBT, Mass, November 20
Hiram Wiggin, thilty-fvs years old, mar
ried, attempted suicide by hanging in the
station-house, where he was brought yes.
terday afternoon for drunkenness. He took
his handkerchief, tied it around his neck,
fastened it to bar Of his cell, and let him
self down. but before life was extinct was
discovered and cut down by Officer Towne.
He saws he is bound to die before morning,
and is constantly watched by the officers.
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: aiSoNIc.-The Grand Lodge of Masons
r@aetl The following officers for the ensuing
~ last night: Jobn NJ. Carter, grand
Eyer; John S. Tyson, deputy; +. j. S.
.agas. senior grand warden; Thomas J..
I!ock, junior grand warden; Jacob r..
airy, grand secretary; Woodward Abra-
u s,grand treasurer; James =. Purcell,
y chaplain; w. r. Lyons, marshal !;
] Hles L. Kemp, grand tiIer. An effort to
.aee tic minimum fee for initiation to
az snan 800 was defeated. The session
b. a2ht vas protracted, and ii is proba-
MN. we annual conyocatlon will adjourn
.trs MH''aIialion OF officers to-day.-Baltt.
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!hE bLuES.-DccidedlY the most brilliant
,,t.h9rms, however, were those worn by the
1Ean0nd Light Infantry Blues, which has
81. Been modified since the date Of Its adop-
-sI III 1893. 1t consists II doublc-bre& Sted
S1e getaway coat. faced with white and
, --srp stall epaulettcs Uhe officers being OF
rr,e'j' blue pants, with broad, white
, ,are; tall pa;ent-leatber hat, silver front
S,aShented with rays OF the sun, and large
railes Of white feathers. The privates
Ipt F white and the officers silver cord
"ashMqtOn letter baltimore american.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
ALEXANDRIA MARKETS.

NOVEMBER l9.-Thc market to- day was active
and prices hrul. Flour Is seauy with light receipts
The receipts Of wheat light and prices for Lam
caster have advanced there offerings OF 1872
as 10 quality. No 0ru corn was offered ana 400
bushels OF new sold ut so. 81. and 52e Nothing
doing in rye or oats. Country produce continues
scarce and Drices keen up.-Sayetfs
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CONTEMPORARIES, DC.

DTTRE CANDIES.-I am manufacturing
i daily my inimltahle pure crushed sugar LA
TETEn III INT CANDIES / make better "a N
nIES for wholesale purposes THAI any house Il. inns
country-warranted perfectly pure and no aduite-
rations. We don't use any gucos grape-sugar nra-
aIha--uothing but pure sugars: IL Il more hlehly
dsToyed whittier. brighter, hrmer, aud ls warranted
10 s.and firm In any climate. -, ~
.oon I4l2 Main street.
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LOUISVILLE sANUFACrURED TOBACCO
MARKET.
NOVEMBER Northumberland T6bdcco.
VIRGINIA. CHEWING IORACAO.

NOVEMBER l7.-.HGHHfuCturCd T0bdcco.
VIRGINIA CHEWING TOBACCO.
virginia bright extra and fine pounds. 75ci soc
Virginia hnc aud extra ", 7JGt Ste; Virginia fine
G-.nrh aud l2-iuch twist. 6O6t62r.: Virginia me-
dunn G-ncll and II. inch twist, iGaL4Sc Firgini:.
medium o. and lG'S. 4GMtSc.: Nuguia medium
2-tnch pounds. 45m5lc.; Virginia common l2-
inch pounds, 4OM i5c.:Nlrgiuia good bright l-nch.
3Jc.; Virginia common 1l-!nrh, 32ht33c. Fir-
GINA mahogany and bright navy, IS and Is. "A
M4Jc.; Virginia black navy. 81 and IL, 42M,45c.
VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBACCO.
Virginia fine smoking, Sl.2OGSl2j; Virginia
assorted. A ii GUc. NUrih Carolina aud others, At
m60c.
LOUISVILLE NAVY TOBACCO.
Fine bright navy SIS. 52GIJlc.; fine bright
navy. 3's, ~. and rs. 46M47c.; mahogany
Goa fbS.. 45n4 &C.: mahogany double thick 0's
6L4 To-: mahogany single thick IS. 4GG47c.: Sc.
and lee. plugs and fancy styles IShE5Oc.: bright
l6-oz his. 46(a47c., brirht double thick SIS. 46G
4Sc: bright single thick 3's, 46M4Sc bright SC.
and Zoe. pings aud fancy STYLES. J0Gg52c.: plain
wrapper. 49,, b.. and 1904, 4Cc.; plain small
WORK 42c.; second grades, lbS., as, ana U.s. 4oGG
42c.
LOUISVILLE SMOKING TOBACCO.
Mixed plug. smoking, Sic: stem smoking, In pa
per. Use: cut and dry smoking, 22GG30c.; bright
and granalatrd ~. As, ard ls'S 27~3oc.; bright
gr;nualci. in bags. 29m75c pipe smokinS IN pa
per. 2SM3Uc.- Courier JUHrHdt
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SEINE.THREAD.
E4FYss

We are now RECEIVING our first supply Of SEINE
THREAD. consisting OF all numbers and Qualities.
Although the prices have greatly advanced, We are
enabled to otter these goods at extremely low prices;
Our goods are warranted TO be FIRST CLASS. and
We Intend 10 the future as In The past 10 maintain
tho pxrrjIeut reputation of our trade MARKS
'A0 L. LICHTENSTEIN & SONS.
Sole Importers of Lion Brand Seine: Thread.
corner Seventeenth aud Franklin streets.
M 1G.Sm
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National Health Association.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, November 20.-The
topic for discussion at last nights session
of the Health Association was the inquiry,
MAY not Yellow-Feyer Originate in the
United Statcs?" An elaborate paper en-
titled Entomology OF the Epidemic at SD
yannah in 1876" by Dr.. Alfred A. Wood
hull, United States army, was read by DR..
Hunt, Of New Jersey. The paper claimed
that the disease unQuestionably originated
In Savannah. The question turning upon
the indigenous or imported character OF
disease, an animated discussion ensued, par
ticipated in by Drs. Campbell OF Georgia,
Hodges OF Pensacola, Howard OF Baltimore,
Austin OF New Orleans, Bell OF Baltimore,
Keller OF Arkansas, Holiday OF New Or
leans, Steruberg OF the United States army,
Wise and Tyner of Memphis, and Stillwell
of Kentucky. The preponderance OF opln-
ion seemed to be against the position as
sumed in the paper Of DR.. Woodruff, aud
among the speakers wers physicians OF
thirty or forty years experience in yellow
fever districts.
The following officers were elected to-
dav: President John S. Billups, U. 5. n. ;
First Vice President, Samuel Chopin, OF
New Orleans; Second Vice-Presidcnt, Z.
{. Heazie. OF Lansing, Michigan; Treas
urer, j. B. Lindsey, of Nashville. EXeeu-
tive Committee: c. 3. While, of Louisi-
ana; J. L. CabelI, OF Virginia; E. NJ.
Hunt, OF New Jersey; J. d. Piunkett, OF
Tennessee; Charles OF Fusom, OF Massa-
chusetts; A. l.. Gibson, U. S. n.
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Sickness i'm a Penitentiary.

LOUISVILLE, November 20.-There are
5o(1 eases of darrhga in the Kentucky peni-
Tertiary, and there is very gloomy pros
Dect ahead. A large number of hands have
knocked off from work in the hemp de-
partment. The physicians have been I'M
able to determine the immediate cause OF
the disease.
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Death of the Oldest Turfman.

LOUISVILLE, KY, November 20.-James
Shy, aged ninety-four years, one OF the old
est, il not the oldest, turfmeH in Kentucky,
died at Lexington yesterday morning. He
had been connected with the Kentucky AS
ISOLATION ever since its organization, IN
1896
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Swift and Fearful Retribution.

CINCINNATI, November 20.-A special
from Morristown, Tenn, says two men,
named Downs and Anderson, day or two
ago went armed with rifles to the house of
Miss Josephine Williams, near Jamestown,
nsulted that lady, and threatened TO shoot
man named Steincifer il he did not leave.
Steincifer, however, snatched rife from
one Of the men, shot Downs dead, and
dubbed Anderson nearly to death. Stein
cifer was arrested, but, no one appearing
against him, was subsequently released.
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Suicide.

LEWISTON, Ne, November 20.-Ida c.
Chase, employed in the Farwell mill at Lis
bon, committed suicide by drowning. She
was twenty-eigbt years old, divorced
wife, and leaves one child. The cause or
the suicide is said to be disappointment
in a love affair."
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NEW YORK WOOL MAEKEr.

NoyEuBER s. VooL-Delpand continues quick
and nricrs steadily work upwards Medium grades
are most urgently wanted but the moderate amountS
In sfocg re In most cases held for even higher ag"
nres. Other descriptions are taken up wei. Much
Interest is attached 10 The London sales, which open
io.,,ay,- JotrEal If Commerce..
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Obituary.

LITTLE ROCK. ARK, November 2O.-John
Campbell, ex-senator and member OF the
Constitutional Convention, died at his resi-
dence, in Scarg county, on the 10Th in
slant,
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LOUISVILLE LEAE.TORACCO MARKET.

NOVEMBER l1.-Ihe sales aggregated Is hogs
heads. distributed IL follows:
The Kentucky Tobacco Association sold hogs
heads: 2 hogsheIds Rreckinrihgr county leaf 1T
$3.50. $3.50: hos heads Wan rem county low leaf
al 81 30. II i hngshcad Livingston county Tugs
AT So. So: l hog>hesd Cumherand county medium
leaf AT Sl.35: ho.shtad Trimblc county trash at
hog>h"ad Mclean co.niy hugs NJ ?3.55.-tOarier-
JOurRui.
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E,csrosAchusEITS CIyIL-DAMAGEs Act
e. , w. November 19.-The first case uu-
NIdalne ciyil.damage act, in the Southern
aded esex District Court, has Just been de-
ts,.s,,.a ana resulted in a verdict OF 5000
|. Iao eS ;, against saIoon-keeper who fur
lrs,tu hquor 10 party who, In resisting
hEssalo f drunkenness, severely injured the
1s 1 81 "a VINO vas attempting to conduct
- The lookup. a.1s''2
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARIE

NOVEMBER 19.-Priccs this week ranged as fol-
lows 49,
Beef Cdttl'.-Eery hest: nominal: good, 39c
medium or good fair quality, 2A@E3ac bulls. 2GG
2hc.; rough oxen, Thin ,tccrs &C., laM2Ec. e h.,
gross.
Ho0S.--yery best ga &c; common grades &C.,
SheeD.-33a34c. q H.. gross.
Vtnis -$3.50MS9.50 e head.
Mich COgS.-S20GGSjO q head. 1910
Receipts. inclndln. those left over, about $50
head OF cattle ana 40 hogs. Cattle market about
the same as last week quality considered. Hogs
sold at the above quotations al the week, except ut
| the close they advanced to SIC.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, November .-Noen.-Stocks weak.
Money on cali, Der cent. EHchange-Long, S03
short. 4s32. State bonds dull. Governments quiet
EreRing.-Money. per cent. Exchange. 1905
64Sl. Governments steady; new 5s, 1O2a; AZ
per cents, 1864; per cents, l03. States dull.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, November 20.-Virgina 6's, con-
sn'S 55X; past-due coupons. SO: new lO-40's
434. North Carolina 6's. old, 25. Bid to-day.
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Fire In Chicago

CHICAGO, November 20.-A fire in Peck
& Baushors's lard refinery and cooper-shop
last night caused loss of 100000 to S7o,-
900. Insured.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER 20, 1879.


Steamer Wyanoke. Couch, New York, mcrchan.
disc AMI passengers. q. W. Allen & Co.
steamer j. w. Evc1man, Carr. philadelphia,
merchandise and passengers, }. W. McCarrck,
agent.
steamer ARIEL. Clifford. Norfolk. United St;.,es
mail, merchandise. and passengers, l.. Il. Tatula.
agent.
Schooner T. T.. WiIlets, Wllcts. New York
salt Cringan & Watkins.
schooner Henry T. Ravens, Pierce. New York
hay. &. l.. Todd.
Schooner Moonlight, Lemons, New York. hay. {.
l.. Todd.
Schooner George n. Mills. Jefferson, New York,
hay. Atkinson Z Temple.
Schooner Maggie ID. Hart. Hart, New York liu'e.
Thomas Elicit.
MEMORANDA.
FORT MONROE. November l9.-Passed In for
Richmond. bark Dthcre. Iireatwater
NORFOLK. November 2O.-Arrircd: Schooner a.
RobrrSon, Adams, light. from Richmond.
Schooner Annie r.. Moor. Phillips. from New
York, QUAD ~ Richmond, W.. with general cargo.
passed Hampton Road, on her waT to Richnold
Wedne day.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From New York November 10Th, schooner Eu-
gene BOrJa, Osborne.
By Telegraph.
New YORK. November 2c.-Arrivcd: ca edo
MAN. Cana Ia. Isaac Bell. Arrived out: j. T.. Sutn-
e:gten. marlborough, Tunis. John l.. ffasbrock +.
BeIian. HOmcward: krnlIsh. New Orleans; S1er-
GURUS. Wi!niortou: Oukcl, Wilmington.
NEW YORK, November 2h.-Arrivcd: ArraGoa
Arrived out Caspan, 81. Johns Airy Clsteio
Ocean Qrcn, Eolmer, Lcnox, Proposite, u. L.
paySan, Ambrose.
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ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET.

NOVEMBER 10 -l'1ices to-day ranged as follows
Catllc-Vcry best, 4sGi4sc.: good, 3A@34c. me-
dunn or fair quality, 3's6t3':c.: ordinary, 2A93c
thin steers. oxen. and COWS. 2'.a2i" CALVES, 49t
Axe: sheep, in4ac.: lambs. a. 80 hox' dress
ed. 5a6c.. COWS anil cllvcs. S25 20 $50 Guzette
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Boston, November 2O.-J. Boyd q Co,
boot- md shce-manuiacturers of the this
ritv. have failed. Liabilities, 100000.
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CLOTHING.

SELLING OFF TO MOVE,
SELLING OFF TO MOVE,
SELLING OFF TO MOVE,
SELLING OFF TO MOVE.
GOODS MUST BE SOLO,
GOODS MUST BE SOLD,
GOODS MUST BE SsLD,
GOODS MUST BE SOLD.
TIE PRICE WILL TELL,
TIE PRICE WILL TELL.
THE PRICE WILL TELL,
THE PRICE WILL TELL.
TEN TO FIFTEEN FER CENT.
TEN TO FIFTEEN FER CENT.
TEN no FIFTEEN PER CENT.
TEN TO FIFTEEN PER CENT.
CAN BE SAVED BY CALLING EARLY.
CAN BE SAVED BY CALLING EARLY,
CAN BE SAVED BY CALLING EARLY,
CAN BE SAVED BY CALLING EARLY.
F.. p. SPENCE & son,
f.. Il. SPENCE SON,
r. Il. SPENCE & son.
+. u. SPENCE L SON
UISTERS IN GREAT VARIETY
ULSTERS IN GREAT VARIETY
ULSTERS IN GREAT VARIETY
ULSTERS IN GREAT VARIETY
AT VERY Low PRICES,
AT VERY Low PRICE5
AT VERY Low PRICES,
AT VERY Low PRIMES.
OvERCOATS
OvERCOATS
OVERCOaTS
| OSERCOATS
| OF ALL KINDS,
OF ALL KINDS,
OF ALL KINDS.
OF aLL KINDS.
f. r. SPENCE & son,
E.B SPENCE & son.
FL SPENCE & son,
E.B. SPENCE 4 son.
CASHMERE SUITS.
CASHMERE SUITS.
CASHMERE SUITS
CASHMERE SUITS.
CuEYIDY SUITS,
CIEVI0T SUITS,
CTEvIOT SUITS,
CuEvIOT SUITS.
TEN TO FIFTEEN PER CENT. OFF.
TEN TO FIFTEEN PET CENT. OFF,
!, TEN TO FIFTEEN PER CENT. OFF,
: TEN TO FIFTEEN PER CENT. OFF 4.
!; UNDERsHIRTS
USDERSHIRTS
UNDERSHIRTS
USDERSHIRTS
AT REDUCED PRICES,
AT REDUCED PRICES,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
AT REDUCED PRICES.
f. B. SPENCE & SON
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