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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

SATURDAY, November %, 1882.
SALEs-FnSr EoARD-s70O Richmond city
c. at ia, s4U0 do. alta; 10 Saires Norfolk and
Western preferred at 81, 10 do. at 81, 10 do. Ut
sos, 10 do. at50'.
SECOND BoARD.-l0 shares Petersburg Railroad
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. November -, losz.
nkkININL-

Elcir4pND. November -, 1857.
OFFERINGS.
WHAT hi,e,29- bI-hc's. Rcd, 1000 BUSH
rl-.
o..
pNT-.-G2 bushels.
EYE.-fS hu-hcl-.
NEAL.-l3J bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Whiic. POS bushels common 10 ~ ~
lo,,f II u. 90 % sl.l2. Rcd SIS bushels g""i /"
mime Lancaster IL. -1.l2 Gao Sll5i - 10 bi'l' D.
u!voi ,n private terms; G9i bushels IaIT 10 PRIME
iultZ 81 ! % q sl.lu.
CoR'.-While. - - bushels gooI 20 plI.tC ~ -
~ ~ q. G3c. Ni..d.gi hg-l4l- very good nc" a1
HSr.-e2 bu.h.l- very good Oh private terms
20 bu bel, very good Il CSC. 100 .,...
CrITOV.-Touc steady. Receipts, l3S bales
-bipricn.-, 1871 tale. Quotations: Msldbng
Iuir.: low mIddluE, 90. &c
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: T Z ' f y :
Has OPENED THIS WINK

large invoice Of BLACK WALNUT TABi'kss'
BOOK SHELVES, CORNER ~BRAChNA-
sIDE-BRACKETs, ToWEL-RACks, ny
LET-MIRRORs, SC, &C.;
some HANDSOME SQUARE EBONY fEDEs-
TAILS At 80. 81, anc Sc;
HANDSOME LEATHER and ALLIGATOR
sHOPPISG-SATCHELs;
ELEGANT PLUSH SHOPPING -sArCubLs;
ELEGANT PLUSH CARD-C tsEs;
BEAUTIFUL HASD-rhISTED CARD-CASs>
a.s3;
More If those BRUsII-SETs At " worth IS:
4 FINE PLUSH BRUSli-SET 1T -;
An Immense line OF sNi0 COMBINATION
FRAMES from soc. 10 $3.50;
an sires RUsTtCS at bottom prices:
In PLUSH. VELVET, and SATIN COMBlSA-
TIONS we show large assortment;
We show some wonderful bargains In DOLlS-
notably the one at $3.50. Al who have seen Il
admit Il /, worth 80. There wore only 60 ma
the case, and no more 10 be had AZ any price,
The Dol. L. W. sell IL Sc. Il cheap enough OF 2oc
our 81 DOLL + the best W. have ever shown, aud
Richmond people know wha, that means
Country orders should be cent "a early - posi-
biz to STEVENS. 900 Broad street
Catalogues mailed free. send FOR one. u" -
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,;ie Tire In Calhoun. Ga.

,uANTA, November 2j.-A ire II Cal
hom to-day destroyed Ten store. Los.
S1O. 900
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EREE EXHIBITION DAILY
T.. LEWIs's ART-GALLIIf

Ny HOLIDAY GOODS
ARE now OPFN FOR ENAMlN hTION.
among which are the following articles;
PAINTINGS. ENGR NVlNGs, WAFER COT
ORS:
NTHCM> from &. ? cent UPWARD:
VI rSH ODOg-. TOiLtr-. and JfWEL-CASES:
PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES. from 10 cents up
wards over three hundred Different styles.
EASELS IN EBONY GILT. and ENAHELLED.
from 10 cent. upwards:
lItAND-PAiSTtD rLAtQt'F - and PL ACQUE-
FRANKS:
ART PIECES ~ ANTIQUE Pi,A!s icganuy
framed in plush and brOuy'.
(ORNlftS an pil styles made in 0rior;
PIER and NANIlI MIRRORS, Fl.ENru and
GEEitAN pLNtt:
CHRISTMAS and NtM-NEAR CARDS a.
Mhol,-.lu aud retail Of an mSuuftctuT,-'. fTVin
one c,ut upWard.-oyrr : Geo IN stocN.
ARTISTIC FRAMING \ SPECIALITY
T.. LEWIS.
~ II Ql9 Man street
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BOOTS, hllOtlS. SO.

IN. large. s,,.l BE-. rue OF OLD LApths' sai
,.ENTLENRhs BROAD-BOfToh, 'LAl'
'nERI., sOFr aad FtrXlSL t-s-ole sIioEe
ever carried ps,,iors 10 ilis; SCHOOL SioS>
for children. HANDMADE GOOD IN al the
.e., male.. " ss'-@
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nv Telegraph.


NEW IOlk.
Nrw YORK. Nov inter 2J.-COttCn quiet and
....td.: -,lr-.472 as: uUand-. 10 3-ltc. or
r,.- tls.. coa-D'fd ttl Eot receipts. lJi9U
T .,.rf.-fn t,r,at Britain. 42.7iB bale
" 'r,..,,.e q 80 i1los; to thc continent, 1919
....,.,,, =, fiir extra. .i.50o sj.2j; good Co.
choice extra -J,'' Fo'l"' "" ,-t,,,. ,,..,r,J,d
o. -. higher: ~. flilh- ''.'4.'"'' ".I -ol
red. 9oc" sl.l3 No iC, '',..i t,ln,,yi =
Corn an "i.. ,a.''l,-IC@. So. No,,sn-
nominal ut I.'' ~ .' - i,, mi, r, ,..r-
'.r: -l.lt. - So ~ .. ,f-r. 9Th. Yi.,tt-
.'',l tVN' .,,t.',. trw Tori-. 'a4r.t~l.IO;
ii'I 3d." one 81 - y,srlirg.. 9ac.u,loj.
r''r., 80, dun AID weak: options fliri: active
~ I 49,! s5.e1. sugar dull and pricc-
u.rnIugcd; rchacd qr.ct and .t.'ay. M.,i,,
iut nd un,h.n 60 'i S ~, ;i i,',,,,.i'
drH and easier az > ,c WOOL '''"t ,i..ilN az
trii cIuct Pors duil' uh-' ,'i''' ana '. "-'.',,
ID me>., PCT $50? od Nc ' .o T,'
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Tiuur-Vr quote: Iuc. t3E-j..Y SUPER
ri.ui.miy, - a 5000: Patent family 900 500
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,lous,onD's ACID rnos srmetima ss" eSpe-
a inc ,V,aco,nior,abie feeling solf or chew
u.s., ,.en ,.'dO af,er excessive sn'0S''s -
ms.
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vyw YORK, November 2J.-t"ttyp9--Ssi r. ~
ut. onl b.lee: gr0Ss rccCipt~- e'l-C uAicS'
glwres closed fnn; sales, $4,000 hsifs N1,,n.
5ee.I O.5p; De"ein5cr. slO3j@f,i6V - =.
Jsnnary, els.37mslo.3- rev.1,tS s sin' 20
NJ -io.sUm :lO.sl; Jane, .lo,s 10 stvyE
- y 63,,si 90; A1sIsi, 81 lS'tsll.lb'
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DOOKS. .TA1IONEEY, &c.
PROPOSALS.

DEOPO-hLS FOR FEED. PROVEN
DER, &c.
HEADQUARTERS HIcHH0Ep gtEEl
DEPAR rakST.
W. II ILSgn ArRRET,
EtN,HOYp, Va. November 20, 1887
SEALED PROPOSALS
viii be received by the Committee On tn higc Do
rariucut, q; hcadguaGt p, until
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Som.
o. t:3o =. NJ, for furnishing
FEED AND PROyFNDih
TO-. %, horse. Of thl- Department Tor Ne 'nsul"s
thcDc months. .. hIN"'
o.n Chairman.
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A IL KINDS or

WANTED, CASH PURCHASERS.
w ANTHRACITE COAL honss to s-Lsr.i n,
,.el.rt. ITH!GH LUMP COAi, Tor iosHrls'.f
GprWE NIL. ~PLINp. nc y rbssi 90 = ~
80. ,r,tes: q slBEELkND AAD NEW XIV u
eiffN ; ID SMITH coal: fokEst ~ -
WOOD. .avC1 and klndhng fr's.H Hi'A>'-''' ~
f,r t,-t cD..l-, and fsll weights - .,,,,,.ou
as S,vcupc.;h .,ffet. Il brH~-S1s -.
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m OLIDAY (sOOD6.

CHRIsTMAs cAkps'
W. .h,, onen our ~ge aud varied assortment
Of -asTtRDs
on MONDAY, November 1. ''' 80 az,
yIlc all 20 call and make Thea
large aud extensive display oGe 10. "
BOOKS of every description an 49, a..
no 26 WEST. JOHN 'lD' - ~.
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MlIWAI kEE.

urw>rKgg. NoSemle~ 2i.-f ioyI -tsa.N t "a
d, - ,ienard. Wheat l.Her aDd blS Ief -.
: Milwaukee. hard, fl.V0 on '" Nr = Mn
N,oonsae' 3ic.; 10. Milwaukee, doc. Corn q9i.,
~. dc. Oa,s easier: M. 2; 3o3g'; Hni we,
" - sI6S7 J4uuarv IardPrime steam
ali o5 cssh, all November. Hogs lower IL s's"
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300 LhDIt-' RUBBER COATS, BIZ quality -
300 CilliprEN~ RUHEEn coNrs. ,-tQaali-
250 GENTLTMFN'S RUBBER COATS. best
uunIity. At Sl.75:
BOO ppir COLORED BLANKETS - Or. worth
WulI'r BLANNETS It 80 worth >2.75;
WIiITE BLNskI.I- at IS worth -:
WHITE BLANKETS ~ - worth IS 30:
WHITE BLANKETS - fG worth -, and ~ %
wards.
GOODS TOR BOYS AND MEMS WEAR.
IN iii. department W. have - 1r2'-t and
choa,c-t iu the city. .........,. ,,,,..,
80 and 500. the br-t quality; ....
Tn. largest stock "a LADIt~'. ClliI.DHtN,~-
and GENTIEMtN'S UNDERWEAR 80 H.
LAnii>' NFsT~at BIZ. worth Toe:
IFNTLEMEN'- kNII SHIRTS tND DIN"
FE- "a 43c. worth Doc; .......
MEDIC ATED SHIRTS ND DRAWERS at
Sl.95 worth -: ~
color and qtul dc. and 20 percent. i'.f ihaH
cau be- found elsewhere; .,,
rIoNKS. DOLMANe, ~HNWLS. and BNLMO-
RAILS 10 manufacturers price:
me rhc1pcst OF ~ D. our ~ list ND COZ
TON full orc Yard So id,. oni! = ifW idlr more
Ga took. ~ q .r. worth I'c.;
md u great n.i. n.'-' '-i "a ' ~ u"'''' ~
81 ,.,n .,cf to JD~rPii STR it>t'S
Dry t00r- ~tfr..-
IiIj Nliu -;r,.- and 3 - Broad 'tt.',.
4 e. g.. careful .i.,t yon ..t to ih. ri,1t llsr'
FL .-L f.r JO-FPU ~IEAl SD ltl3 Mia
frt..f and 8 . Broad ~ ri. % l'-t-N
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tbs CHAMBER OF coNMERGs-NoNyY ocx.
~ JOHANNESBURG OBSERVANCE
rSSepRG CIRCUIT coURT-ToB,cco wv
PORTS, a..
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QUESTION A. 80 SCHOOL TRUSTEES SIT
.Itr-SINTEAS CASES OF INDEBTEDNESS 70
rE yNTEp SrAIkS-COLoNEI FARRAR--
oo.o>S ~ ioCgSoY-SENT oN FOR STEAL
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.,,,.o. ~ popriIar affection. On grand
a.n W. ~, :, hos always been the custom OF
~ Wsnnetin TO wear costume, ana an
of,,cer "a regularly appointed and PAID ny
,,,a C;,v Co,,ncil OF Brussels, whose duty
=, g. o. dross him on these occasions, and tn
reon hmm In repair and running order.
Wbe, Iouis XIV. captured Brussels IN
t-iT no wore n large white cockade on MS
ba, In 1850 he was dressed ont IN colors
81 IN. Rrahancou revolutionists, and the
omniro ,irded him with the French tricolor
under Nanolcon. The Dutch Government
imnosed the orange cOlOrs upon nm. Inc
DAYS of sen,ember beheld him dressed IN
blouse. and under the present reign on
Grand occasions. he proudly wears the
tunic Of tbe civic guard. This Iltt'e mann.
mate figure has been the object OF scveral
beouests. from which some idea OF the sen
timent of the people Of Brussels IN re'auoii
10 him may be judged. The OBJECT OF
these bc1uests was to furnish nm WIN
dresses for fffes, but also to keep the fountain
in good order, and repair and renew u
when necessary. This is the fund when
tbe city administers, and which pays Tor
his chamberlain. Every stranger who VISITS
Brussels pays the saucy little fellow VISIT
and although the ladies sometimes look AZ
him from behind their fans, he stands
boldly UP. as the original did when he was
discovered 10y those searching for him, per-
fectly obliyious OF the fact that critical eyes
are upon him. The carriage-driycrs, when
taking ladies around the city, do not stop
in front Of It unless requested, but invaria-
bly, drive at the slowest possible pace, ihat
a good view may be had. II we have iali-
ed 70 give an accurate description OF TINS
little historical fellow, we must refer the
readers OF the american to Messrs. llu'z-
Ter Brothers, Samuel Child. James Hodges
W. Penn Lewis, Mr.. Gutman. and other
merchants who annually visit BRUSSELS 10
lay in their stock OF goods.
Yours 40 G.. C., FULTON.
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THE MEN WHO COLLECT THE CRANlUMS OF THE
MOST NOTORIOUS CRIMINALS.
New York Star.l

THE MEN WHO COLLECT TIE CRANlUMS OF THE
MOST NOTORIOUS CRIMINALS.
New York Star.
"IIayc YOU any murderers' head, in
YOUR possession 7" was the query pro-
pounded to Manager Starr at BunnclFs by
the writer Il few days ago.
"Oh, YES, plenty OF them was the nom
chaIant reply.
"Wherc do YOU keep thcm!"
..Come with me and will show you.'
Following Mr.. Starr, the Searcher after
murdercrs' heads soon found himself in
the presence Of Il score of plaster casts OF
the heads Of people who had been executed
for taking human life. The casts were in
rows upon two shelves. The most prOlnl-
nent was that OF Charles j. Guitcau, the
nun derer Of President Garfield.
"Ali of these casts were taken after
DEATH" Mr.. Starr remarked, land there is
no humbug about them"
Nv here did YOU get thcm?"
"From Mr.. Fuller, the detective. He
wouldn't sell them 10 Ills ut any price but
lac kindly consented 10 loan them 10 lis on
condition that We take good care OF them
and see that they are moi broken or SiO-
lem"
Have YOU got Chastine CoX?"
ooh, YES; there he is on the upper
shelf"
Then Mr.. Starr took the plastcI-of-Pa
head of Il woman from Que OF the shelves.
and handing il to the writer, exclaimed
"Thcre's beauty; her name was Mrs.
Gottfricd. She murdered sixteen persons
in Germany. The victims included two
husbands, TWO or three brothers, and the
! remainder were her own and relatives chill
drcn."
GLOW did she murder them?"
poisoned them to DEATH
"Wben was she hangedY"
"October II. 1857, and this east Of her
head was made within half an hour after
She was cut down.
Another prominent bust in the collcc-
ton is that of Ben. Nerger, the notorious
pirate, who was hanged April 23, 1920.
Rhinehardt, who killed his wife on Staten
Island and packed her dead body in bar
rel, which he conveyed on a wheelbarrow
TO burial-plaee in the woods near Silver
Lake, Is also conspicuos among the plaster
of-Paris heads.
Stepping into the Museum OF the New
York Historical Society, at east Eleventh
street and Second avenue, the writer asked
the attendant in charge
Have you any old human heads OH ex-
hibition in this establishment
"OlI, yes" was the reply, in nonchalant
tone Of voice.
"lIow old?"'
"About three thousand years" ''''
"Thfee thousand yearsl DO under
stand you correctly"
"Tha's what said; and think that
he chances are that some OF the heads are
more than three thousand years old"
"Can see themy"
Certainly. Step this way, please"
The obiiging attendant led the way 20 a |
tallery where were on exhibition half !
ozcn much dried-up heads These heads |
we're taken from mummies brought FROM
egypt. n '''
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A Run for Life.
CHASED BY A FEROCIOUs BEAR-sAyED At
LAST.
TROY Tclegran.l

LAST.
TROY Tclegram.l
The Telegram noted few DAYS since the
fact that William Wilkinson and j. l.. Mer.
rick. officials Of the Hudson River Water.
Power and Paper Company. had started
for the Adirondacks, where they intended Ia
devote two or three weeks time in hunt
ing bears. Last Friday a trail was started
and in following it the two hunters became
separated. I'm short time Mcrrick heard
a shot fired in the direction he SUPPOSED
Wilkinson To be-. which was At once follow
eel by the most unearthIy wells he ever heard.
fastening to the locality he took in the silrl-
ton 1T a glance. \ shot from Wilkinson
rifle had evidently wounded one of the black
beasts, and angered 10y pain the animal had
turned upon Wilkinson and was giving
chase, while Wilkinson was rllHningfor dear
life. The ferOciouS animal Gained RAPIDLY
upon him, and rs he stumbled and fell to
Tile ground TWO or three times. the distance
between the pursued aud the pursucr was
soon reduced 10 nothing. As the animal
had Wilkinson once almost within his en-
brace, Merrick's heart nearly failed him.
Tor ne had followed on with hope that AN
opportunity would be- afforded him 10 dis
nearly scared-to-death friend.
Once the animal was close enough 10 bite
on piece OF WilkinsOn's coat-tail, and
again his teeth were fastened into the bot
tom Of one OF his pantaloon-legs, which OF
course had to succumb TO the wrath OF the
miuriated animal. Thus piece by piece OF
clothing was snatched from the person OF
the pursued hunter. until after an half
hours chase an opening in the woods was
reached and rude dwellng-h0use alb
peared before the eyes Of Wilkinson i'm the
clearing few rods ahead. For this build
ing he made straight line, and In less than
three minutes he fell over the threshold al-
most breathless and nearly exhausted. II
proved 10 be farmers abode. and the
klnd-hearted ruralist lost no time in appy
ing proper restoratives and rendering all
the aid in his power for the comfort Of his
suddeny-acquired guest.
AS soon Us Wilkinson was sufficiently
recovered to notice the arrival OF his friend
nierrick he seized the latter's rifle Ibis own
having been dropped in the chase) and
vowed he would kill that bear il II took
nun until snow flew. The farmer at once
assured him there were no bears in that
vicinity. "What do You mean, siri" ex-
claimed our hero. "No bears In this
Why, was just chased into
your house by one OF the largest bears 1
ever saw or heard OF. Don't tell me there
are no bears here" "Why, my dear SIR"
SAID the farmer. "that bear that followed
you TO this place was one OF my black Berk-
shire hogs. have got over two hundred
81 them out here in this piece of woods"
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Published by rcqucst.I
An Heroic Poem.

The hoy sal on The backward fence,
Whence all but him had iled
The flames that lii his fathers barn,
Shone lust above the shed.
One bunch Of crackers In his hand,
Two others in his hat;
In pitcois accents loud he cried,
~ never thought of that
One bunch of crackers Ia the tail,
of one small dog he tied;
The dog in anguish sought the Darn,
And mid the ruins died.
Then came a rlIslI-a rafting sound;
The hoy, q, where was hc;-
Ask of the winds that far around,
Strewcd bits of tops and balls of yarn;
The relies Of that dreadful boy
That burnt his fathers barn.
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orpARTURE OF STEAMERS.

STEAMBOATSfxlsHsj
COMPANIES 6
JAMES RIVER LINE FOR o,,o,e
nt n poINT COMFORT, NORFOLK. POkIS-
WOIrrU, AND JAMES-RlVER Ian DlN ,,
"CoNSEC'Ts AT PORTSMOUTH FOX
OLD POINT. ,.,,
RAJ IMORF, ANDTHE NORTH
SAME AFTERNOON. ,,,,
ALSO, CONNECTS AT NOREOLh W."
AFTERNOON TRAINS FOR OCEAN VIE"
M AND
sTEAMERS FOR HAMPTON, SMITllFlELD,
AND EASTERN SHORE OF IlRGlNiA'
oNTV Poifrf WITHOUT TRANSFER, AND
"""' oNII ALL-WATER ROUTE.
LANES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
FARE TO NORFOLK, Sl.50 No INMIT
FARE ROUND TRIP. sou
MEALS. 75c. ,.,.
TICKETS TO AND FROM LANDINGS IKE
DUCED ONE HALF.
one Of The Company spacious ana e"pah'
steamers
CITY OF RICHMOND OR AKifh'
carrying United STATES MALL
H. &. CLIFFORD. ComIiahder ,,,,s,
leaves Richmond every MONDAY WHINE
ulaces. connecting at Portsmouth with the ba>
inc for Old Point, Baltimore, ana the N"r.n'
iteIurninV the steamer leaves Norfolk al u ~ W.
ARRIVING at Richmond at about J.. NJ 49,,
Through tickets on sale on steamer ana al var,
hers Agency, 1000 Main street. Baggage checAe'
through.
sTATEROOMS CAN BE ENGAGED FOR DA>
OR NIGHT.
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RAILROAD LINES.
a n B So -

& Il - ! - 5;,1s :
SIcuMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
X IN poTcMAC RAlLROAD.-scbeduh
commcncnR ,sayes Isyrd-street station daily stops
3;3s A. Me- "a,y Mt Milford and Fredericksbnfs
o.ooA n leaves Byrd-sircct station daily Tex
o''' ~ cept Sunday. so, .,.,,op daily.
lSleeper.) ..,.,..d leave
4'oo r. "' I;road-strcet station daily 'eAcep'
,,.os NJ. arrives at Byrd-street station dahy
(Sleeper.l . s.. ,.,,o, daily
S:04 T. NJ, arrives ~ , ny,i atoms.
o.opu .priyes nj Byrd-Street station da"'
"'o Except sunday. ~. ., Tread
6:34 A. NJ, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ',.t,v 10 rcepI sunday
n STAYLOR, General Ticket Agent,
" II. II. MyERs. General SUPERINTENDENT wv
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BURNgTT's COCAINE, the best and
cheapest hair dressing. II kills dandruif,
aIlays irritation, and promotes vigorous
growth Of the hair. rr "..f'
Burnetts Flavoring Extracts are inva
riably acknowledged the purest and best.
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r.YInRs AND CIOrMTERs.

OvERcoArs' 4
OvERCOATs.
OvERCOATs,
ovERCOATs,
"'""'""''' IN GREAT VARIETY
IN GREAT VARIETY
IN GREAT VARIETY
IN GREAT VARIETY
IN GREAT VARIETY
y. b. SPENCE SON.
f.. u. SPENCE & son.
T.. u. SPENCE & son.
T.. B. SPENCE SON.
". u. SPENCE & SON.
INDICATED UNDERWEAR
INDICATED UNDERWEAR
INDICATED UNDERWEAR
INDICATED UNDERWEAR
INDICATED UNDERWEAR
gO3 MAIN STREET.
gO3 MAIN STREET.
9O3 MAIN STREET.
900 MAIN STREET.
'o' "''' f. Is. SPENCE 4 son.
T.. y. SPENCE < son.
f. b. SPENCE & son.
r. b. SPENCE Il son.
r. r. SPENCE 4 son.
BUSINESS SUITS.
BUSINESS SUITS,
BUSINESS SUITS.
BUSINESS SUITS,
BUSINESS SUITS.
9O3 MAIN STREET.
gO3 MAIN STREET
900 MAIN STREET
900 MAIN STREET.
9O3 MAIN STREET.
HEAVY MERINO UNDERSIIIRTS,
HEAVY MERINO UNDERSUIRTS.
HEAVY MERiNO UNDERsIIIRTS,
HEAVY MERINO UNDERSHIRTS,
HEAVY MERINO UNDERSHIRTS,
ONE DOLLAR EACH
ONE DOLLAR EACH
ONE DOLLAR EACH
ONE DOLLAR EACH
ONE DOLLAR EACH
f.. b. SPENCE son,
f.. Il. SPENCE 4 son,
T.. Il. SPENCE Il son,
+. Il. SPENCE Il son,
- - 900 MAIN STREET.
9O3 MAIN STREET.
9O3 MAIN STREET.
9O3 MAIN STREET.
oc 2l-tJal2 oO3 MAIN SlkktI'
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CAN BE ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.
FREIGHT

FREIGHT
Er.i.,ht received daily for Norfolk, Pori smouth.
,mIthneld, and Hampton; Washington, ID. &
Newbern, " Washington, aud Iarboro, y. - hho
nil noints I'm Eastern North Carolina; also Ion
Eastern Shore of Virginia. Old Point, and gu nEu
lar landings on james river, AT LOWEST kAi Is
. ',, thrnmeh hin. issued l.. Il. TATUM,
ne superintendent.
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TAXES.

NoIiCE To MANCHESTER TAy-
~ PAYERs.-The last half OF IN. .,,y
n , Gx ID payable on or before November ~,
vii, I paying the same or before thst tina
s,Id Ss,s n.,,ied 10 rebate OF per cent ON he
4, na, OF the city tax To all city and sch"nI
sa.iaa UNPAID after December LIST there viii h.
Mi s an, now ready % receive the State tsxes No
sadaS ,ashs unpaid December LIST there WIN ho
"" ns u per cent. wv. BRONAUGU' In NC
"Si-'Noi Treasurer City OF Manchestesr
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nLDDOMINION STEAMSHIP III
" COMPANY. s@>s
FOR NEW YORK.

This company VIII dispatch one Of their spIcndlc
amers-GUEANDOTTF. ROANOkE, NAN
HAITIAN, Old DOMINION. AMI RlttiMDND-
EVERY TUESDAl, FRIDAY. and - MA,
For hours Of sailing, see adv, basement Dcl9W
steamers leave New york Tt ESDAl =, Ilil II
DAYS. and SATURDAY : at 3 l.. VI. from Plei 20
new nun,berj, North river. foot OF Beach street
They nave splendid SALOONS, stale-r"onis' aho
bathrooms.
The fare. accommodations ana attentions ar
unsurpassed. .
and BERTH, $40; ruund-trip tickets slc; shtragr
with subsistence, ~. without subsistence, 80.
Frrights for points beyond New ork FORWARDED
with dispatch. and no charge made except actui'
freight received until O'clock T.. VI. tally.
For further IN formation. apply 10
GEORGE ". ALLEN CO., Agents,
iy29 office Company wharSes. Rorheits.
NOR NEW YORk.-The old I'm
L Dominion steamship Company .SnEsss1ssA
nropo,rd s.tling- tor the week following are:
OfD DOMINION. Captain WALREK, FRIDAY.
october :. 7th AZ = O'Clock l.. VI.
GUNANDOflE, captain KELLY SUNDAY .
Octobcr 24th, At q o'clock \. NJ.
ROANOKE. captain COT 'n, TUESDAY .oct"-
ben & 1T. At O'Clock \. VI.
Freight received mtil O'Clock \. VI. tTidaN,
D O'Clock /. VI. saturday, anu 1" . o'l"'h T. VI
Monday
Through bin. of ladng lgned and goods fol
War,lrd with dispatch 10 all points north, south
.l,i. aud west; als0 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations M. urpa- ed.
Ancr-rahin fare to New YORK Oneluding meal,
and hrrthD. SO: rou1d-tupiickct-F SIS; Storage
with subsistence, -; without subsistence, 30.
Passengers leaving Richmond Mondays. Tues
.aN,, " rdnr,,laN land Saturday by the Richmond
ana Petersburg railroad ~ ll:5n \. VI. VIII make
connection at Norfolk with steamer leaving those
days. cabin fare, 5000. Tickets I" be had al
the Richmond and Petersburg depot and A. "
Garbcr'., 1000 Main street.
For freight or passage, apply 10
GEORGE W. ALLEN CO., Agents.
Oc - COMPANY Wharf, Roe kptt-.
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Loita's receipts ut the Opera-flouse.
Philadelphia, are said TO have been 81 200.
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PAINTINGS, ENGKAVINGS, &c.
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sNlo FRAMES from 20 cents upward--Grty diff
ierent styles;
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