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eadfer. Wheat q, let bu esady; No 2 sufwsa
kie. cash and October. 96c.; November, s7<c-
No. 3 Milwaukee, sec. Corn higher and Ia lsfter
demand: No. 2, G9c. Oats higher and good do
mand: No. 2. SAC; white, size. fSosisteas
higher Mes pork. t24.50 cash AMI october ,
43I45 November. Lard-Primc steam. sl3 casa
and October, si2.s5 November. Rcg grnrr -
s7.50e1fe.
CHICAGO. October 16.-flour quic. e'sd sfcady.
Wheat active, firm, and higher: re4n :. ss4ee
e6Ac. October. 97ka97Ic. November: NO. rod
winter e9sc. cash, 9ases9etc. Octoler, $50. NS.
vember: No. Chicago spring. g6kb g6sc. cssn !;
No. Chicago spring, sac. Corn active. nrm, sne
higher 6Stc. cash. Gs1a6stc. octobcr. bIk9o
67Sc. November. Oats active, firm, and higher
3J@35Sc. cash. 35c. October, SAKE. November.
Pork strong and higher t2f.50@324.624 eash
and October. s2l.45@t21.47S November. Lard
strong and higher tl3 cash and october. Buik-
meats In fair demand and prices higher: shouia-
ers-rib, tlO.z5; shoyt-rib, tl5; short clear
sl5.25: Whiskey steady and unchanged at ff.to-
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, October TO- Cotton-Nct receipts.
4 bales: gross receipts, 12,4ll bales Futures
closed barely steady: sales, 10000 bales; octo-
err, &l0.96; November, &lO.7g9tl0.se: Deem
Der, SIC. 75@siO. rs; January, si0.s3 February
1904; March, sll.05: April u l.l3@ .lS
May, sll.2GMtll.27: June. s11-S1@tll.3S
July, *l l.47Gtii.4s; August, sl1-65t sll.57-
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The Duhlin Conference.

DUBLIN, October lG.--The Freemdn'S
Journal, reviewing the programme Of the
National Conference, says it is strictly con-
stitutional and parliamentary. II is only
within the lines Of the Constitution that the
battle Of Ireland can now be effectively
fought. The demand for local self-govern-
ment in the programme includes the aboli-
ton Of the nomination by the Government
to Office, and the abolition OF the office OF
Lord Lieutenant. The Central Counsel Of
the new league will consist Of thirty menu
bers, twenty Of whom will be elected by
county conventions and ten by the Irish
parliamentary law.
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The Debt Of Gratitude We Owe the
Famous Five.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
FAIRFAX COURTHOUSE, VA, Uia ALEXAN-
DRIA. VA, October 1G.-Judge Charles e..
Stewart. OF Alexandria, delivered most
handsome and telling speech here to-day IN
behalf OF the Democratic party. showing
very thoroughly the outrageous proceed
ings Of the last Legislature under Mahone's
dictation, and how much worse legislation
was prevented by Massey and the Famous
Five.
General W. II. F. Lee closed the meeting
in an admirable address.
The Democrats of Fairfax are thoroughly
determined and confident OF success.
Farr is so uneasy as to the result in that
county that he and his friends are Offering
70 trade Wise off to secure votes for tarr
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Tho Virginia Debt Question In the
Federal Supreme Court.

WASHINGTON. October 16.-A motion
was submitted in the Supreme Court OF the
limited States to-day to advance on account
Of its Importance the test case OF Andrew
Antonl rs. :. C.. Greenhow, brought here
Inv appeal from the supreme Court OF APP
peals Of Virginia. This case involves the
Validity and constitutionality OF some OF
the recent State debt legislation in Wiz,
rinia. particularly those acts OF 1881 and
1852. chapter I, page 10, and chapter 10
page 342, which, it is alleged, virtually re-
nudiate one half OF the principal OF the
State debt.
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The Great Comet.

WASHINGTON. October 16.-The follow
inc snectroscopic observations OF the great
no9net have been made during the past two
mornings at the Naval Observatory by
Tommander sampson. The spectrum con-
siStrd Of three bands. One, the brightest,
49, Iitnated in the middle OF the green,
o %r corresponding to the L" B " lines; a
S a"ou, was in orange-yellow, and a third
at the middle OF the blue. Inc middle
band was very bright and sharply defined
on the least refrangible side, ana faded
gradually on the other sac. No 9anu
sharply defined on both sides could be
made out
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largo fire in Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA, october lG.-A fire broke
out this morning at Pier 8, South whaIVes,
and the Narrow-gauge railroad depot, a
frame building, and it. contents was de-
stroyed. The railroad company's tug
boat The Major was burnt and three
Of the crew badly injured. The ship
Shelbun caught fire, but was eXtingulshed
bv the crew. The tugboat Argus then took
fire and was almost completely consumed
The freight-shed and contents were burned,
and several vessels damaged by fire in the
rigging. The loss is estimated at from
s15. 600 TO 100000.
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YpIIOW.ECyer.

NEW YORK. October 1G.-The following
dispatch was received at the Maritime EX-
change this \. NJ:
Pensacola. FlG., October 1j.-I0 me
Nelc York Maritime Exchange, Nelr York {:
Many thanks. | will draw As directed.
Official reports are devoid OF encourage
ment. There are fifty-cight new cases.
Three physicians are down with the fever.
without doubt many eases fail to be re-
ported on account OF the physicians not
being able to get over all the ground. Our
people are grateful for your generous con-
tribution and substantial aid.
ID. G.. WENT, Chairman.
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...,or or House.Burners

WAsHINoTON, October IT, Actlng-CoHi-
Observation-Disclosures Rodgers has
received o telegram from Reyenue-Agent
CHAPMAN, dated Atlanta, Ga, October 10Th,
S,as;ng that n verdict OF guilty had been
rendered against the men who burned
narnty. COLLECTOR stewards property and
d,ta,a c,ed 70 murder him, and also that the
nr;snners had made bold attempt to escape
,rom the COURTHOUSE upon learning the
verdict. One Of them, named James flna-
We, We, nm rushed through the crowd with a
, dawn revolver, and succeeded in making
his escape. Reyenue-Agent chapman sus :.
t tail severe sprain Of an ankle In trying
70 stop Liz.
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Cabeli Carrying the Day.

Especial telegram 10 the DispatcnI
CHATHAM, VA, October 1G.-This has
been a glorious day FOR The Democracy in
this county. Cabell spoke to the largest
crowd which ever saw assembled at this
place. lie was received with great enthu-
siasm, and his speech had a fine effect.
The white people Of this county are
thoroughly aroused.
The Coalitionists were addressed by
Wilkinson, Brock, Stoyall, Bate, and
Squire Taliaierro. Their speeches were,
Of course, heartily checred by the negroes,
but made the white men all the more de-
termined.
Cabelrs election is beyond doubt.
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rreaericksbure's Demonstration.

ISpecial telegram % Ine DIsP"FVI'I -,
FREDERICKsBURG, VA, October l6.-Ihe
courthouse was jammed tonight to hear
Garrison, Mayo, aud Volt.
N,ovo,s effort was Of the usual character,
oxcept he announced himself conservative
Republican for fifteen years
Garrison gave an account OF his steward
sbin and received the plaudits OF the large
audience.
VOLTS speech was the centre of interest
HIS excoriation OF Mayo and Malone was
terrific. The audience shouted wildly al
the terrible castigation he gave them. The
negroes seemed solid for Wolff.
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Especial telegram 10 the DIspatchJ
HARR2soNBURG, VA, October H.-O'Fer-
rail- having run Paul out OF the district, the
toe~naii Governor, Blair, and Riddleberger
came to rally the broken forces Of Mahone's
radicalism to-day. They refused to divide
time and spoke in the open air.
Allen and VFerrall spoke in the court
house.
NO enthusiasm was aroused by Cameron
a %, while O'Ferrall, in ventilating Paurs
record, was applauded to the echo. Allen
made strong speech, as he always does.
Look out for old Rockingham's voice on
the 9Th of November.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO TIE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

speeuoscopic Observations OF the Great
Comet-The Crop Yields for 1882 POST
once statisties-The State.Debt Question
Before the United states Supreme Court
No Abatement Of thu Yellow-Fever nj Pen.
sacoia-senscnce OF star-Route Conspira.
tors-Attenpt 10 Wreck Trains on the Nor
folk aud Western Raiiroad-The Rebel.
iious kurds-The Situation in Egypt.
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s,ar.Routers Sentenced.

PR, ,prIPH1A. October 1G.-ln the
r-n,tcd states District Court this morning
I I ni,o WcKenna denied new trial to Jo-
Jun Scn5 p Rack. Thomas A. McDeyitt, and
s CIpnist Il, price. convicted Of star-route
c cm and sentenced McDevitt to pay
o : SUI .; 800 and be imprisoned for one
a ad nn' and price 10 pay fine OF 800 and
I oI im,n n six months. The sentence
of Black was deferred.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER 10. 1887
ARRIVED.
steamship Roanoke. Couch. New Yors. rncr-
chandise and passengers. e.. ". Allen a Co.. agents
steamer norfolk, Lawson, Philadelphia, NET
chandf-e and Passengers, j. ". McCarrick. agent.
steamer y. :. Miller, steciman, Philadelphia ,
schooner ss.mos, O'Neil, Boston, Hight, Curtis q
Parker.
schooner NJ. \. Davis, Long, Philadelphia. Goa /,
chesapeake aud ohio Railway Company.
coal. r. l.. lIobson.
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamer Guyandot'e. Kelly. New York. mcrchsn-
disc and Passengers. e.. W. Allen Go.
steamer j.. ". Evcrman. smith. PbIladeluht,
merchandise and passengers, j. W. McCafriek,
SAILED YESTERDAY.
steamer Ariel, Clifford. Norfolk. United states
maii' merchandise, aud passengers, l.. b. Taiua
>UltIiHtthVnfs
Schooner ". l.. Eiklns. Shaw. Philade phia eta
kew ES"'r James river ties aud wood Curtis Par
CLEARED.
Barkentino Hattie H. fBr.). Cochran Maiax-.
SPAIN slaves, lSSac c. ogden: vessel, Curtis &
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. OcToB'R l6. tss2
by Telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamer Luray, SchormethOrn. Old Point ana
Hampton. merchandise aud passengers Ihf-sa.
peahe ana ONO Railway Company (and allied On
rCturn).
steamer Northampton. McCarrick. Norfolk
merchandise and pas,enger~, Chesapeake aud Ohtos
Railway Company (aud sailed on retunl.
steamer Accomac, Delk. merchandise aud pas-
scuRers. >mthtrld. Chesapeake and ohio Railway
Company land sailed on reiurnl.
steamship Alpes. Solder New York, put Ia for
coal-fuel.
schooner Bailey, Bailey Boston. 10 load coal
schooner +. Norwln, Brown Providence. to load
coal.
SAILED.
= steamship Mark Lane, Way, Norfolk.
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Especial telegram 20 the Dispatch.
HARIIsONBCRG, Va, October 1G.-Judge
Allen, OF Shenandoah, spoke in the court
house to a large and attentive crowd !;
Governor Cameron in the courtyard to a
restless throng, who indicated by their
continual coming and going little interest.
The explanation Of the email story" was
his chief topic. He said he meant to say in
Petersburg that he would not give the
pdrings Of Mahone's nails for the honesty OF
Massey as the leader OF the Democratic
party and his following.
The town band hOnored the Governor
and party with music at the hotel. Came
ron and Blair declined to respond; Rid
dleberger attempted, and ended in dis
creditable colloquy with a blacksmith in
the crowd, to whom he said that il his head
was not as hard as his anvil he would be 4
Rcddiuster.
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oa.,a.wouument Fair.

WAsuINGroN. u. G, UcIoDer . IL The ne
general manager OF the Chesapeake S,nsea ana mo
Ohio Railroad company has snh ISlSpnsd G ta.
eid Monument Fair to be held IN N tins ndn city
rts 10 persons re who wish to attend that
exhibition.
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on the Norfolk ana
xV.sfern Railroad.

D,.r,pSur-pG. VA, October ia uafihs
.,tam rr was made saturday night 10y nn-
at.emp' n W.T. TO wreck two freight trains
~ sh2 2,,ni station station. on the Norfolk and West
AZ az nu .,;, SAT- They placed A number OF
rails across the track, bul .ne oD u dona
was observed before any u'i""e'
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The following posimasters have been zen, ' .,
Gently commissioned william Is. ian an ~
cra;glersviIle. Madison county; Joseph
NJ mao AZ 1orrisyille, Fauquier county
n,;h 1" Vail at Prince George Courteous c;
new posi-ofice has been estao ,x;,S A :.
rltins. Grant county, W. 'a.' WIN AZ
fred Il. Balm as postmaster.
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Discussion at CuIpeper.
rspoc,al telegram to the Dispatch.

TSUccldI ItTtFTtIH 20 IIIt UI'IIHIVII'I
CULPEPER, Va, October 1G.-Ion. K. I.
Barton, OF Winchester, met Mr.. Brown
Allen in discussion here to-day. There
has been no discussion here for years in
every respect 80 entire satisfactory to the
Democrats, or one which has been and
will be more productive Of good results to
orr callSc.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER 10. IsSz
ARRIVED.
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ACOB MAY
6o7 BROAD STREET.


Here arc some If the many bargains a. be found
at the uboNe e-tahli -hmCRt;
LADIES III BILE LAC = SHOES from ell up
LADIES PEBBLE BUTTON SHOES from Al 20
MISSEo' FOXED BUTTON SHOES from sl.25
up.
! BES1 SCHOOL SHOES in Tie state az prices tha
defy competition:
LADIES PLBBLE BOX-TOE BUTTON :roBI
rl.5O up:
GENTLENfEN's 3-sOLE CATERS from 81 up
MEMS BROGANS from ~ up;
lGEN1IEMEN'S CALF BOOTS. scwcd froir
<2.5Oup;
GENTLENfN's 3-SOLE SCOTCH-BOTTOM
BOOTS, hauR-lWcd. 80
MISSES CALF LACE SHOES III ~ pair;
LADIES CALF BUTTON SHOES. -;
LADIES CALF LACE SHOES, el.5u pair;
MEMS HEAVY BOOTS, BROGAN~, ana
PLOUGIi->iiOl. = al astoni, hiugly low prices
Al the Latest styles In LADIES. MISSES. and
CnlLDREN'> SHOES at prices too numerous
L. mention here. JACOB NAY,
6O7 Broad street.
order. by mai promptly dlloG. C,osed on AT
FRIDAYS tilI Inst. Oc 7-eodlr
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The Government Of venezuela elan i,ts s prJj.
e,simed Juiy "a, 1889, the hundrea u,Iy s%"r
S Ssp.arv o. he birth Of simon Bol " 'be
S s. M Include the opening Of the rs he nm.
a h Lagnara aud Caracas and ya ane u
Yelling q ga ststue Of George "A'"
TONI
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Sentenced IN Death.

ATLANTA, Ga, October 1G.-William
Porter, convicted Of the murder Of VIII
Swift, in Houston county, has been SEN
fenced to be hanged at Perry December
r. 1890
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QUOTATIONS.

J-irqinia Lcqf.-Common to middling,
81. to SD. per pound; fair to good ana
fine. cd. to sd. per pound; bright fancy
SD. to I'D. and lsd. per pound. ;,a,;nc
Tirqinia ShipS.-Common to mddIln ng
3D. to I'd. per pound; good TO fine Sd
% Western We, Icqt.tommon to m 1ieaa }s
exports ID to 3D. ID per n! po ponad FG sound I'd
fine e cd%mon to- to m tic dill 4d to Odd
S Soan [Ui fair to good and fine, sd to sd:
per PepT pound; colory, I'd. to 1Od. and I'D per
pound. c,, 20 p,iddIipO.
nd to I'd. per pound; fair to good ana
~ parcels I'd. to sgd and lOd. per pound
elections l,Ic and bright Kentucky river 1d'
Maryland and Ohio-5sd. to S'd' anu
"1 vepproIeGd and CauendiSh-5d. to I'D
and lsd. per pound. sCo
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE,
MoxpAy Octobfr 1G. 1882.

sALEs-FRsr BoABD.-600 Richmond and
DanvlIle 6's, 1855, at 102; 1000 Petersburg
Railroad bonds. Class ~" at IS; % shares Char
lO,te. Columbia and Augusta Railroad stock at SO.
SECOND BoARD.-1,00O Petersburg Railroad
"Ciass b" bonds at 10; 25 shares Atlanta and
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John II. GiIIiat & Co.'s Tobacco Circu-
LONDON, 1 CROSBY SQUARE, L. ca
October >, 1882.
To the Editor OF the Dispatch:


To the Editor OF the Dispatch:
Strive regret that we can say nothing
to vary the monOtOny OF our late market
reports. Business here has been nearly at
standstill. and the interest OF the Situa-
ton has centred entirely on the crop adj
vices. These have latterly shown so much
Improvement that we can scarcely expect
70 find much eagernesS on the part OF
manufacturers to add to their holding.
Unless. however, shippers display too
much anxiety for sales there should be time
to work oil large portion OF Our present
reduced stocks at satisfactory prices before
the import OF 1888 can seriously interfere
with our market.
No doubt we must look for a full make
nj strips next year, and ultimately a lower
range OF prices. and we are afraid II may
prove rather a difficult season to arrange a
.afe and satisfactory basis Tor business. -,
We are commencing to sample the small
imrort Of new tobacco, which, so lar A.
we have seen, promises to add nothing
very desirable to our stock, and We nope
when buvcr- realize this they may be more
disposed to take hold OF the better seiec-
tions Of former imports which have Deeh
much neglected.
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General McnoxeIl Retired.

WASHINGTON, October 16.-The retire
ment Of Major General Mcdowell was to-
day officially announced from army head
quarters
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DOCKLAND LIME.

1000 barrels FRESH RochL IA, I'M daily
IRON . tnS ner schooner Maggie u. Marstonn ttor
sale low from vessel vi sramnd piTDlsr.
lime Cement Lmnp' ana , ,IaVhn ". io.lw
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At the % saE Of l Aa sses'S So 4 S ;ss
$ $:;s + S:sS "a 5:;o s ;; a
TO forward any more re'"S
try: from lack Of
the proper h LIFE d0r to healthy state use
Browns Len Billers'
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BY Telegraph.


NEW YORK. October -N)op.->tocks weak.
Money. per cent tNchangc-Lung. irO4; short
4s5.. state bonds irregular. Governments iricgu-
lar.
EcfHfn g.-Exrhangc, 4sO. Governments
strong. new s.. lolb: ucw -. ll2lt: new 1 -
IIS.t:3'-. IOlt. Money. 4r6 per cent >ia'c-
neglected. Treasury balauccs-Coin, r31'4z3
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAM AND COTTON EXCHANGE

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. october IL, l-s2.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Whi,c. 27S bd-he's. Rcd, BIS bush
els Rr-exhi hited. pa bushels.
COES.-N bite. ~si bushels. nlNtd. go in-htl--
OATS.-lJi bushels.
RYE.-3l2 bushels.
NEAL.-ll6 bushels.
SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY
WuEAT.-Whiie. los bushels common 20 prime
atsI.O 3 10 SI.l4. Red. 800 hnsheI good lo very
good Lancaster ~ sl.Io a. .l.l2; $40 bushels
mixed on private terms. 500 bushels mixed
AZ ~l.OS o. Sl.I3; 4G2 bushels common {" very
good tuitI at 93c. fo Sl.lp.
CORN-Nhlte. S-t bushels good g. prime n
g3c -. MiNe1. 80 bushels very good nn rf.-
Vaic terms.
OATs.-l45 m,hCl. mixed at17c.
C0TT0N.-Touc finn. Receipts - hal,-; ~
mcut-, - bale. Quotations: U'd.ug ll"
He; low middliug. lOAc.
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Fire I'm Iowa.

MANSON, Iowa, October 16.-A fire here
on Saturday destroyed large number Of
business houses, entailng loss OF from
$4,000 to 100000.
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ROrEBRIDGE ALUM WATER.
DOCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER.

DOCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER.
DR.. JAMES J.. CABELL, \. NJ, VI d.,
Professor surgery and Physiology. University
virginia, and President National Board Of
Health, says Of these Waters
1t Is undenlable that an unusually large prppor-
ton of grave and obstinate cases of Chronic 10
ess.s which have balied the ordinary resource. OF
the healing art are annually cured. lh're IS
eases are INDIGESTION WITH tANIkALblA
DYSPEPSIA. DIAKRIlHA aud DleENItHh
LEUCOGKHEA, sCROFJLA EtLEMAi Ete.
The Springs arr beautifully located In ROCK
bridge county, Va, and are open for the receptoH
Of visitors from
JUNE lsT TO OCTOBER lsT EACH ftAK :
CAPACITY. 1000 GUESTS.
The WATER r. bottled direct from The Springs
packed IN cases containing one dozen haif-gailon
bottles.
For sale By the ggents.
PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
Richmond, Va,
And by druggists generally throughout te
linked states. Ask your druggist for pamphlet
lsc15
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VNDERTAkERS,
WILLIAM ii. sUTHERLANDcz
w & SONS, -
FURNISHING UNDERTAkERs.
MAX STREET BETWEEN SEVENTH AND EiGiI III
- ar nd Cloves. and robes METALLIC, WOOD
and CLoTH CASES and CAskETs. an, a.,
Country and telegraph orders promptly MEG me-, IA
aud night.
LIME. CEMENT AND PLASTER.
-~.--.~------~~-0-0~--
nnCKLAND l. | vi y /.

. 400 barrels FRESH ROCkLAND LINE, from
the celebrated Cobb Lime-kilns, daliy e1Isscten i
80 .chocner d. IA. Ingraham. for sale low from
pe erL an KoBFRT WENDENBURG,
uo0N " M. SOS Main and II Fifteenth street.
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CARPETS. OIL-CLOTHs, &c.

CARPETS, OIL-CLOTiis, &C. have
I g., received NV RAJ stock Of goods. CARPETS
~ Al, yrsdes and styics l-C}oths. Druggeis, Russ
W.ss, shades. Hollands. g.. CoIniee Lace ans
- in ali styles witch am Offering al DOE
nrtees Work dOne Ia town OF country. NJ ", ,u,
nnrompilv attended 20. 4, JENNINGS. No, aoii
81 tin street. Richmond. Va ~i'-n
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pprsfa md the kUrsIs,

LONDON, October lC.-A ConStantnope
dispatch says Sheik Obeidullah has issued
a manifesto to the KurdS urging them TO
shake off the tyranny Of Persia. He is at
Sekiari with 1000 men.
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BOOTS. SHOES, &c.

The largest and best line Of Old LADIES aud
GENTLEMEN~ BRO ADDICTION, FLAT
HEEL, SOFT aud FLENlBLf-sOLE sHOgS
ever carried previous 20 this; SCHOOL SHOES
for children. HANDMADE GOODS m Az the
l,-; make. &C iJ-3m
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IoIlr

Flour-We quote: Fine. f32jlt 30. -nl"r
fn,. <3.5Ods4: extra. F4.GOns4.ej :. COMMON
family. S4.sja sos: Patent family, fC@io1o
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MtsI1NER \. &c.
ID T. o L l. y | y G.
IL or
KAUFMAN & co.
Alb EAST BROAD STREET

/ We take pleasure ln Announcing 20 0ur patron
aud the public generally mat the improvements on
I oar tore are nDw completed. ana are prepared 70
! show more complete line ~
/ MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS
than We over before offered. s'rNc with far ''itt
/ ftcliiflr, L. customers. aud goods marked ar oui
uu-uil iow prices We hope 90 retain The generous
! uItronl-e heretofore extended To- us
| W0ud call .ptcltl attention L. 0nr large ,i9ch
BLACK aud tOLOI;ED O~IIlt II FLl Mt',
/ Opening day. " WEDNESDAY, october lsih.
/ ,. IL
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WOOD AND COAL.


4 LII KINDS OF
COAL
s.H. HAYES
oelI Eighteenth and carr streets.
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Victor IIugO's Appeal.

PARIS, October lG.-An appeal by Victor
Hugo deprccating the execution OF Arab
Pacha is published.
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BALTIMORE, October l6.-Yirgina 6's con-
solidated. 57e; second series. 30 Nc" lO-io.s'
-. Itg to-day.