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The Recent Ocean Collision.
LANDING OF THE wgsTPHALIA's MISSING
BOATS CREw-THE THIRD OFFICERS RE-
P0KT-TffE COLLIDING sEEAuER SUNK.

LANDING or THE wgsTPHALIA's MISSING
BOATS CREw-THE THIRD OFFICERS RE-
PoKr-THE cOLLIDISG sEEAuER SUNK.
LONDON. November ia dispatch from
New Haven states that the third officer.
TWO quartermasters, and three seamcn,
constituting the crew OF the boat sent from
the steamer Westphalia in search Of the
steamer which collided with the Westpha-
lin, have been landed there by a Belgian
pilot-bOat.
PORTSMOUTH, Eng. November i5.-
third officer OF the Westphalia reports that
after pulling about for nearly two hours he
saw the vessel 90 down about two hundred
yards distant, but was unable to ascertain
her name or nationality. He saw flames
burst from the steamer before she sank.
The Westpbalia was surveyed in the
docl; to-day. The hole on her port side is
nine feet across. 4 large piece OF the
steamer with which she collided, including
some frames, Is sticking in the hole. The
Nestphalia's stem appears 10 be sound.
The vessels seem to have met stem 10 stem.
After striking the Wcstphalia on the port
side, it is probable that the other steamer
swung round and scrapcd along the West
phalia's starboard side. The latter vessel,
despite the extensive damage she sustained.
according 10 the latest account waited six
hours before starting for port OF refuge.
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Tic Petersburg Casc.

PETEGsHrrG. VA, November 1j.-Thc
counsel for NirIipiu, johnson, the late
Democratic Treasurer oi Petersburg, ms
instituted maHdamn5 proceedings in the
supreme Court q Virginia against Judge
L. u. Mann OF the Hastings Court. Peters
burc, and Z. ". Couch, the present Read
iu,tcr City Treasurer, TO compel Judge
Mann 20 revoke his order granted July 1T.
lSS2. allowing Couch to queiiiy rs city
Treasurer. The grounds upon which
Couch's tile is allied are that he served
as member Of the city Council on the same
day Lc qualified. Couch Claims that when
Judge Mann allowed him 10 qualify as
treasurer, be had resigned hi. scat in The
Council. The rule, IL the cas- were ilrd
III, mnrning.
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TIL HORRIBLE APPAmIoN THar usrNTe
S"A'lPs AND FORESTS.


I'LL ''''''''.'.h AifAiL'l"N 1Iaf HAVNTs
N""'HS AID FORESTS.
rom inc New YORK Commercial Adycti.orl
or months past there have been rumors
oI terrible apnuiiion which has terror
zod all the women and children in Clear
creek township, y. {. The women say
l"a' Tor Two week. they have been subject
ID TERM 'h- VISITS, ~ The absence al their
nl>. "nu>' from creature Ike . shiny
black ncgreS>. with long hair and cleaning
'Nt,' She asks, IN Observation-Disclosures
Sipbeii>h. Tor baby 10 eat, and
lnah's tH"fl> 10 -tl E0id 81 the children.
ihe men. getting tired OF the fears
oI ihoW wives. determined 10 try t. catch
tie creature. and for the Inst few weeks
crowds OF farmers have been daily and
nightly cl1,inC her without Success. The
first ci'ort to catch her was made a week
$40 by john Roberts, blacksmith. The
Wild creature had appeared several times
nj q fire which IL was thc habit OF Garry
Moore (colorcdl. OF tie Hcighborhood. 10
light after dark in ihe yard OF his house
ior tac preparation 81 lis meals. Roberts
was lul thcfc 10 Walch i"r hcr' ana she
appeared even before the flames were
Wei hihdlcd. Shc presented >uch VITA
l'Ok IN inc nan H-hl' ana a'hcd loT
food in such wild fashion. that Roberts
was dcmoralized lie recovered how
ever. made an outcry. and attempted 10
SEIZE the woman. but she slnped through
bis hand and disappeared IN the dark
shadow, Of The woods. Tuesday night She
wa, AGAIN rhtl'r0 iroh lHe E'ooh % ,"'
WOODS ny ulc hIlu'ih- VI Il nv "'I" "''
chased by thirty men Without Iucc .
Captain Marsh Allen LATER IN the gay mel
her in the neighboihoc0. WIN hcr lace
torn and blcedlng, ANA "a long bloody khh'
i'm her hand. The creature was nnhcd'
and her haf icacH'V amos 40 "'l
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MASON. Malmaison' J

M MIMI Of the Empress JG1Gp'. nnd w ,'
ies,u, nI1 by auction al Ncr'Hl',t;, ' tor the
bough o' .nm OF $4,000. some ! VaI'
moo'i Io.ephine's death the p" Warm " Chris
ai.Ji NV was bought by Queen ax H", Isa
n ,a o+ spain, mother OF e%.C Game wears.
BELLA ana 'If purchased it i'm in S se Tor ine
Napoleon and hall OF francs, ana alaer ' OF
the empire few ct year. ro odd t
tlc ,, cav bought II a. sgG ri1 hcccming a
banker "conscqumcc Of Ia, oV now been
was III ' tat The property Las nrian me" anec,
bankrnp,, IT, ,t the hammer \ curious US found ann"
brought a 10 n' TO Is to o De iT
do'G Iord Holland N e1hSiiIS, Of gypsy
in H., h0' spoke Of the r rgd,t,''r~oe" some time
woman @ second marrias @nc day greater
bsio, , hat , She would be o'' would die in a
than 9' Both parts Of the a@e indicates
hosp',.a ar ,iaImaison, as it, nan" ord Holland
was Originally !, ri. yupopScy IN 1902 before NJ
',eIeo i became Emperor
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c.,cyaIJ oe JoIrnstou's Cousins Fam

tAuant .Ga.l constitutional

AfllVf Iir.t.| Nii-' ltNAl'i'sI
NJ Johnston. a grocer on Marietta
..-'l, i. in some respects one 81 thc mos
..'..,,rl,,blc men in Georgia. Ia the lif>t
,', ''' he !. a remarkable specimen 81 pnN-
;..al nanbood. being sis feet four inches
Iioh and though fily-tiyc year, oii a.
tom, and active as most men OF mn :
49,. - second cousin OF General Joseph
~ II rnin.ton and wa, in the Confederate
l.. " ;.a Win the rank Of captain. A. 'he
,,trl, 81 a family Mr.. Johnston l'',cn,s "
i,i,. ,.,nar],ahlc record. He h1> ncrn MAJ
Ionlv once. and his wife Is now ilN M "i'u
'"'',,anilcnt health. BY Nj. Johnston Nht
~, ~ ' lad twcnty-two children. the youii-'o'
III, ,,i ',, =. a baby now. OF the tWoh's =
." ,,.o "' all except one i, living ana "' "o
' u"Y Iormcd. healthy specimens, \ NV
m ;r samijy cannot be found in Tue Guy ;S,;, ~
l PEI i,', rhcv an bear a >ulkln% i3in''l
N''''r ,i.I,ncc. Mr.. Johnston, hid ne i i.'a
fe'r' I.an' Romc. would 10y this time nave
~ ',, .ntitlcd to several pensions acgoI"'n-
10 .Iai,.la\ys. which began to reward i"a, nd
10 .l', ,,,nn cielt children were boIn, an"
MI! NoI Lrncfit- in increasing nroPoi' WI
ooi .,.. Emily orcw. Mr.. Johnston WIN 'o,,
A. ,ilt 'T have won the praise Of NaPoiconii
&c, ''" ,yirn Madame de siael thll'h ,lj,e.t
"uo ~ asked him "Who was 'l'C 'ioV ,,ho
herself ' - france" replied: "Sl.c W H,no
woman H. u" ,on.t son, for her defence i"'
bear, t ,",,. ere q notable couple.
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Patrick Joyce Convicted and Sem
fenced.

DUBLIN. November 1j.-Patrick Joyce,
whose trial for the murder OF the Joyce
family began OH Monday, was to-day found
guilty and sentenced 20 be hanged on the
18th OF December.
Judge BaIriss'S charge to the Jury was
pointcdly adverse 10 the prisoner. The
jury only dclibcrated eight minutes before
bringing in their verdict. Joyce heard the
verdict calmly. When asked il he had any
thing 70 say against the passing OF SEN
tcncc upon him hc exclaimed, " am not
guilty" He will be hanged in the Galway
jail.
Aflcr Joyce had been sentenced the trial
Of Patrick Casey commenced, new jury
being omplucllcd. Casey. who III fierce
looking man. was indicted for numbering
BRIDGET Joyce. The Attomcy-Gcncral
stated the ease Tor the prosecution. cmpha-
sizing The fact that the prisoner wa one Of
three men who broke into Joyce's house.
armed with a ,horc-h4ndlc with an iron
ring attached.
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iRAoIcAL ENDING OF A YOUNG o,,,,vu,,
ADVENTURE IN WILLIAMSBURG
NJ

Nv Niist.iAhSbURt.
=, New York Herald
Henry HUM, Young man NJ ,,,.a.,,.
years Is now lying In diving condi,ion =,
~, ms nome, No. Is Humboldt street W. ~
'f'mSburg, as the result OF n Iittlc oscuio " IL
performance he attempted IA indnI"o
iaSt sunday night. liuhn and scvcrni 81. VI
Young men Were together IN Coot s, V.''.r
Williamsburg, that night. They had H.
enough beer 10 feel moro or Iesc i"a;n,
ana HUM particularly was IN I'i"t
spirits. barbara Dfeichlein. . nrettv ~
W ',Eh'eeh wears, came trinDin~ Oh.
inc street and bestowed a paSSin0 nod ~
snn'e upon the group OF Young men. wiz,
i'OSi OF whom she was acquainted. un,,r
'ohowcd the girl, aud placing hi. left 9rm
around her shoulders attempted to stool .
Mss Inc girl objected, but Huhn eoi1 Il"
would not 90 away until he had kissed bcr
barbara struggled 20 release herself fron,
inc Houth's grasp and screamed vcLorr'
Gpou george Graycr, aged eighteen. lcrt
.n' gr'up OF loungcrS and told IIuhn NOT
10 annoy The giri IN that fashion. Nnbn
asked "raNer 10 mind his own buNUos,
girl. Wv ~ "5s"'S
on are coward and loafcr.~ OK
cEined Graycr. "Can't YOU sto0 trvinr
10 M.s the girl when you hear her ycil.
rms request was Unhccdcd. and Groycr
TOOK hand in the struggle. Huhn. if i
Sald' responded with a blow. and Grayor
men knocked HUM down. Whether he
continued his attack upon the PROSTATE
man or not is not known. lie saws he oniv
struck him once, but certain If j. that VIuLn
did not rise.
GraYer became alarmed. and. calling
some OF his friends. they carried Hahn -
BIS nome. The young man was put 70 bed.
ana lay there partially unconscious iiiI vc.-
lcrday. when Or. Fischer. The physician in
attendance. reported AT the Fushng-Aye-
nue. >talion-houSc that lis patient wa, in !
dangerous condition. Coroner Parker NJ
tempted t. take an ante-mortem statement.
hul liuhn was in stupor and could san
nothing that was inteiligihlc.
GrlNcr was arrested. He appeared to be
greatly shocked when informed That IIuhn
would probably Gle. Thomas Dueqn IVA.
also held rs q witness. Dugm say, that
Gl3ycr used no more violence than was NO.
ce>~ary 20 protect the girl from assault. AMI
that the blow which knocked lIuhn down
was struck in solf-dcfcncc. Iuhn last
night was failing rapidly.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
To THE DisPATCTI FROM ALL POINTS.

Meeting Of the Court Of Commits sioners of
Alabama Claims-strike OF Puddlers' Help
ers la hcntucky-Tions. Pope Barrow aud
A.. III. CoIquitt Elected 10 the United States
SeBa;e from Gcorgia-Gencral Grants
Opinion OF the Fiiz John Porter Casc-Ex-
ecution Of a Sioux Indian for Murder
$4,000 Worth OF Diamonds Stolen-Thrce
Men Killed on Il Rnilroad-Ccuntcsfeit
silver Dollars-Prcsi Grcyy Reported
TO Have had ApopIectlo Attacks-Thc Re-
cent Collision OF Ocean steamers-The
joyce Family Murder; Conviction CT Pat
rick joyce.
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Heavy Theft ocDian,ou,,s.

NEW YORK, November ia package
which ou-ht to lave contained diamonds
70 the amount Of about 100000. Slipped on
board the steamer City 81 Chester and con-
signed TO Louis Sra~bcrger 4 Co... Maiden
Lane, va, on opening i. in the examining
room Of the appraisers department found
To be stuffed with paper, but DO diamonds
were discovered therein. such cXamina-
tion rs could De made indicate, Chat the
diamonds were distracted before the box
was placed on board the steamer in Liver
pool
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Edwin Freeman. Of Norton. Mass. SAYS: 81
have suffered HE most cNcrur.l'ing pain In 90,
kidneys for years, ami phy sicilns or medicine
could not relieve mc until about three year, since
/ commenced taking Hunt Remedy purchased
a bottle az Handing drugstore, IN Providence
and took the first dose there ahd after using one
tottl. was free from all pain. and, although ;hi.
,. fhrrc wear, ago. have -ccn no trace If disease
,nIl,ayo NOT had 10 take any medicine since. be-
lt.vc Hunt. Remedy t. he tie best kdnc, and
liver medicine ever knowh and | chceriuiy Ice
commend II 10 all sufferer, from this terrible
disease" Trial size - cent.
Hunt, Remedy j. purely 'eecl 'h'e prcp"ra-
lion. scientifically prepared by ,kilful phnnna-
i.t-cor NO lG-Ihiwl. ~a&Tu
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Hnnrf nf Alabama (Iaiins.

WAsIuNGTON, November lj.-1he Court
~ commissioners Of Alabama Claims met
to-day pursuant to adjournment Anunber
Of appointments were annolmccd-amonG
Them Patrice Leonard. of New Orleans, 10
he commissioner; John +. SWayne, OF
Fort Wcrth, Texas, special commissioner
John O'Fcrrall. Of savannah. assistant
counsel. specially employed. After these
announcement, the transaction OF business
vas bcWtm,
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&uiI Tor Idol.

WAslnNGroN. November lj.-United
states commissioner (. :. Bundy, Of this
citv, who. while acting "a, police judge.
committed 4 lawyer named Newton To me
dock for di~ordcrly conduct. thereby IN
curing the public cenSufe OF Tue bar ,. ~
ISOLATION. hl- entered q sun Tor hNei
AGAINST the Association, claiming uaiIia-'S
TO the amount OF Slo'0oo' some move
points are raised in tins suit ana INC re'u B
|. awaited with interest by lawyers.
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Fat,IRniiroad Accident.

KANSAS CITY. November 15.-At Gram
valley. Iowa. on the Chicas? ana j.; Allo N
, ,i% lo.t night construction train ran
Ia'', o'I Land.rar and wa, thrown from The
o .'', % " Tbe men on the hand-car saw that
l'a Clifton was inevitable, and jumped and
coli cor, ,,nn'rJyrS. Three men on the con-
s s,r,,ct; %" train were killed and twelve
~ ,rn uv,'I two probably fatally. Trains
were DELAYED fourteen hours.
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Eirc in HIisSissinpi.

NFw ORLEANS. NoycmbcI lj.-A SIM
bufa, Miss. special to the Picupu'e reports
the destruction by fire Of nine store, in tive
br,mc..-ccnlre OF Shuhuta. Loss. S30,0o0;
insurance. $4,000. The following are the
nrirciDM sufferers: johnson ~ Hudson,
drua>: j. y. Collins IL Co., general mcr-
cnandisc: q. NJ. lIod.c, saloon; lionzalc>.
,hoc-storc; :. II. Floyd, conicctioncr;
John +. Champcnoi~, saloon and building;
n. o. Mcllahon, store: +. o. Flynn, 81
loon: &. /. Merrill & Brothers. building;
J.W. Collins, store; Mrs. y. l.. Boone
building.
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=. An yu,,cscryed Stigma"

Nrw YORK. November 1j.-ln nc De-
ccmbcr number Of the NoHh -lmcricGn
Rc,ic,r issued to-day General Grant has IN
article Of ten PAGES entitled IN Unde-
served Stigma" in which he reviews the
Titz-Jom Porter case. He rcachc- the
conclusion from military consideration
that the finding Of the couu-marial was
erroneous. and tlat great wrong was
done to General Porter. which ought 10 j.,
undonc a. lar ~ i, now possible. and a.
speedily a. possible.
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an Indian Hung.

Y,NEroN. DAKOTA. November lj.-Bnye
Rom thc sioux Indian who wa, convicted
81 fhc killing OF Joseph Johnson White
~ was hung to-day At I2:2j O'Clock.
There '' was very little excitement at his eX-
rcmtion' which was private. He LETT re-
ouest 70 hi, relatives not to ayenge hi'
death and 10 omit the usual mourning
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IncCn,liarV Ffrc.

RIygRroN, NEE, November lj.-An IN
ccndiary fire here sunday morning de-
,trovcd fifteen OF eighteen bu>incs~-hou>cN
in town. Los, 100000 to S'0.o00: in>u-
rance. Sii 900. y man named liickman
ha, been bound over to answer the charge
vi causing the fire. The citizens appeal
for aid. and :. p. Harrington. OF Chicago.
ha. been appointed to solicit funds for re-
Iuildipw.
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The Gcorcin scuatorsl,ips.

ATLANTA, November l5.-Pope Barrow
ha- been elected United states senator 70
ill tine uncNpircd term Of the latc Benjamin
II. Hill. Alfred II. ColGuit was elected on
the lir> ballot 10 the United states Senate
for the iuiI lcrm, commencing March 9Th
next. The vote was as follows: short
Barrow. llG; lill, %. Lon term
Colquiif, ~; Jackson, go; Black. 81;
Anderson %
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AIobatign Ec.i1Int5Fp.

MONTGOMERY. November j.-1hc Ser
ate organized to-day by the election of
George =. Harrison president and W. J..
Clay secretary. In the House, W. +. I'os-
ter was elected speaker and d. W. Mclycr
secretary. Both branches Of the Lce.>la-
turc are Democratic by large maiori,ieS.
Governor Cobb'S message was sent into
both houses. 1t deals almost entirely with
state matters.
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WASHINGTON, November ij.-lt J.. re-
ported At the Sccrci-ScrNicc Division that
good counterfeit OF the Bland silver dollar
is being extensively circulated throughout
the country. The coin is heavily plated
and Ic>i,t> the acid test unless it i, very
deeply eat before the acid is applied. II
is considered dangerous counterfeit.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
EI,Norp. November -. le-Z.

1877 INbH ID. NHFfItNtt l'' lN-@s
OFFEEISG~.
VIE NT.-Whi'e.iJ0hu .hJs. Red, > .~J~ hu Ia
e.. Rc-cNhiiitcd. Lbs iu.hcl-.
COHN.-Nhit'. iiJG bushels. WNrL2j0 hu-l-
D..
OATs.-9o0 bushels.
Eil.-J2 bushels.
NiEAI.-jr bushels.
BLAtKIYT Peas bushels.
SALES REPORTED 10 SECRETARY.
WuEAT.-Wllfc. $50 bushels common o. very
GOOD 80 II to~I.lf. Red. $40 bushes common :o
primo Ilucl-terH' ~ to liz; i~O bushels 90. Ncd
ON private forms; $50 hu,h,- missed ~ ."3 -
-I.uT: 1910 bushels common q" prime Fnl'/ o.
nuc. tn Sill.
lors.-Whiic. l.I9O ia-hl common fo very
good DlcyI az to 100 IT,. Mixed. 2jG bushels f"nd
o. very yo'd uewj Ht tj O. G6r.
OAIS.-IoO bushels very good -prae 'u private
terms.
NlNI.-iO bushels ola private terms.
CDITpN.-I.uc nrir. Receipts. rs 'n''-:
l.nmrn,-. l2I bales. Quotations: N.in =. lOc.;
lp~ mIddling. @sc.
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hANsAs ~ tr,in on the Alton road while
i 5orkin~ mn from Grain valley TO OAK
G car' which ,,,e wa, diiched. six men were
SiIled and EIGHT or ten wounded
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Fever Epidemic In Providence.

NEW YORK, November IA Proyi-
dcncc. Il. l., dispatch says: "Thc fever
epidemic here appears to be increasing.
1t is reported that there are over 1000
eases OF fever. ranging from light malarial
| To mallgnant typhoid. In The cIty.'
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Successful Democrats.

WLNINGToN, y. G., November lj.-The
Democrat, have elected Their entire ticket
for judge OF the supreme and superior
Courts.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY. Nosenbcr 10 1882.
SALEs-FIRsr BoAEp.-s10D United states 4
per cent. tB. c. at 1ls9; $500 Richmond City S.
at 10iH; $1,000 Richmond and Dmyille Railroad
gold 6's ut 94,i; $1,000 Richmond and Danyille
Railroad debentures at So. $1,000 do at 64f.
$1,000 do. at ca. $1,000 do. ut CAL, g, 900 DO.
at 64',; 10 shares Norfolk and Western Railroad
preferred iock az 50; 90 shares Charlotte. Column
bia and Augusta Railroad stock at $751;, 10 do. nj
80, 10 DO at So 10 do. at 80. 10 10. at 80, do.
at 3S's.
SECOND BOARD.-S2.O 600 Richmond and Dan
Vile Railroad gold C's ut o.
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William Trimble and bis two daughters
residing at salina, Texas, who were SUI,
ierlng from colds, drank herb tea AZ 4
remedy. and soon afterwards were 1 Esen
with symptoms Of poisoning: Dir. TIM M
Die and one daughter died Tuesday anu u
the other is not expected 10 recover. IL -
supposed that there was poisonous pn'n'
among the herbs from which the ten "a'
made.
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6Ys@6sc: November. GoHc. December. Oats
strong and higher; 35lsG SEC. cash and November
s5K6135Rc. December. Pork unsettled and gene
rally lower: closed steady ut 1910 cash, si7 55x
n al 100 November $3.50 December Lard in
good demand and higher: s1l.75 cash, $il.57k
nsl1.00 November. III ".92x@Sl0.95 December.
IInlk-meats IN fair demand: shoulders. 81: short
rib. $1,000; short clear, .l0.75. Whisky lower
at Sill
MILWAUKEE,.
MILWAUKEE,, November 1j.-Flour steady and
IN fair demand. Wheat strong: No. 2 Milwaukee
hard. sl.05; No 2 soft, 9f.c. cash. November,
94Ae:; December, 95,c.; No. 8 Milwaukee,, 79c..
No. 4, Gle. Corn higher: No. 2. 69tc. Oats
scarce ard higher: No. 2, 35<aS5hc white. 4Oc.,
delivered. Provisions lower: Mess-pork, sl7.83
cash and November. Lard-prime steam. 81 go
cash and November. Hogs doll and lower.
SEw YORK COTTON FUTURES.
SEw .foEK, November lJ.-Cotiou-Net re-
ceipts, 1907 bales gross receipts. IL 81 bales
Futures closed easy; sales, 10000 bales; No.
voInher. sl0.42Ms10ii; December, slO.3lGo
slO.32; January, slO.32G slO.36: February,
slOi6tSl0.47; March, $l0.57@s1O.5s: April.
sI0.6s@sI069 May, slO.s0@slO.sl; Jane,
s10.9I@sl0,92 July, slI.O2@GsllO3; An
gust. sll .lOMsll1l.
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c.ro,iua's First Frost.

WI vu>oroN. \. C., November %
wv, iln.n" ' tilling frost here last night,
the first OF the >easVh'
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MARINE INTELLlGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER Is, 1852.
ARRIVED.
Brig Asbine (Nor.) Blk. Rio Janoiro. coffee,
Davenport < Morris.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, CHORD, Norfolk. United states
mail. merchandise, and passengers. l.. 4. Tatum,
superintendent.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. NOV. is, 1882.
tBy Telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamer Luray, Schermerhorn, Old Point and
Hampton, merchandise aud passengers. thesa-
po1ke and Ohio Railway Company land sailed On
return).
steamer Accomac.' Dek. merchandise and pas
scngors, Smithicld, Chesapeake and ohio Railway
Company (and sIilea on rCiurn).
steamer PamlicO. Bourne. Smithfeld, merchan-
disc and passengers.
SAILED.
Steamship kanawia. Greenwood, Portland. Ne,
coal. Chesapeake and ohio Railway Company.
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Tla.r-Wr quote. Iirt. NH-'-i.15. .au'r-
fur. -3.sIa.3.TJ: eNna. $40 cI.~J- cull-
l.ou ,4mllr,. 80 500: Patent .amii', soW 20. -.
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- Inrl.. November lJ.-F.our ipid aCd M
%, ',,,s,.d Wheat highcr ana BOW; NJ. r'l iail,
'hsgS' e.. cs.h. 94taO N. Heccmhc,' Ne. 8
red f,il. 20 s9ac. com higher sac 81 e. SSs.l'
G3saG4 &c. Novcmbcr. Whi-sey ,tcaiN "' I.iS'
mf,,t, ouicI: shouil,r-, 7 = short ub' i",.e',
Lori cl,.tr. lie Bacon dn.l: small lot az long
clclr u -. sl.0rl cledI, l4-.c. I9Iu-No"' H'Io'
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gOCKBRIDGE AKIN WATER.
ALUM WATER.

JAMES J.. CABEIL. \. NJ. Vi. j."
Professor surgery and Physiology. University
VIRGINIA. and President National Board Of
Health. saws Of these Water;
rt !. undeniallc that an unusually largo pr"i,"r-
ron Of crave and obstinate ease. "i 'hf"h' ~
,,a, which have hailcd the ordinary rcr,'ui .' "I
49,. healtug ART are annually cured. me- II
- are INDIGESTION WITH GASIlAlH,A
DN~PFP~IA. DiAi;RllO.A and ~ ~ \ -
IEI'CuERHHA, SCROFULA' LCIrhA' E40'
Tie Springs are beautifully located lh i''"-
brtdrc county, Va. and arc open for the reccipo"
IF visitors from
IKE lsr TO OCTOBER 1sT EACH YEAR
CAPACITY. 1000 GUESTS.
The WATER t. bottled direct from the SprnSs
hacked m cases containing one dozen hS'i-i''ii'h
bottles.
For sale by the agents.
PURCELL. LtDD co..
Richmond, Va"
And by druggists generally throughout IN
I,,i,ed states Ask your druggist for painplIlet'
l-e Is
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cs,nceI. Wheat active, firm. and higher. rgu.
lar 93,e. November. 94As9iae. bld DECEMBER
new chicago spring, 03.e. cash ths Hst :. me ~
Nv 1',,,,r. M red winter. J5c cash, No. . WIN
,rr, s,,,,c, Corn strong and higher; T.s.c, -~Sh
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,l<Ct\NATI.
tollsVltlT.

tor,svrrF. November lJ.-Flour nomlntlly
,,rrb,ngcJ. Wheat ..clay anI anchang,d. Corn
""ief and @teaiy: 40. > white. 73w - 90 r."
ar. 45c. oar, in f,ir demand ~ q e. ii.-
w .,Ii,'s oplet ana steady. Mos pork, >22.-o ,.
,rd siet,iy and unchanged. Eason quiet AMI
'tsaiv. shoallers, luc. ilog. IN tir demand
IL chiefly ~ $1,000 $3.50. Nbi-iey gNe' "n"
nnrhanlNh u .l.li.