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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-08

Quarantine Hospital ne nss va taken from tAs
bark HoIsn Sands. which arrived from Havana on
Thursday. Tho steamer City Of Pueblo, Of the Alex
andre Line which arrived on the same day from the
same port was detained ct quarantine and thoroughly
fumgated before she allowed up to the city
died beard the before she left Havana
from what was supposed 20 be yellow fever.
Commissioner Nichols said to TRIBUNE reporter yes
teray that there not the danger that yell
low fever would get into this city, the quarantine
regulations were strict and diligently enforced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-08
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
July 8. 1883

WASHINGTON, July 3, 1888.
For New England and the Middle Atlantic States,
partly cloudy weather and rain, lower temperature
and higher barometer southwest winds shifting TO east
aud north.
For the Lake region, partly cloudy weather and rain
IN south portion. northery to westerly winds
In the Lower Lake region, higher barometer aud cooler
weather In the Upper Lake region. stationary or slight
rise In temperature, higher barometer In south aud east
portions. 49,
For the Upper Mississippi and Missouri Valleys.
local rains In southern portions FAIR weather IN north
ern portions northery castery winds, stationary
slight In temperature higher barometer in tho Mis-
sissippi and LowerMissouri Valleys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-08

,. ,r,t,es Of tho law as much a. they
,ssS deny that the tax is being ps,a
pssss rspdty and that the sum derived lom
n VIII be large and w have rsn saS
bsny other cn.v hi he uncomfortable facts Tor tne De
}aSa Meanwhile Dr Scott the sntsDr % 81 sne
has popular shas t hs hi, District 10
~. him for the State Senate, aitnoubn A
~, civ Democratic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-08

fAOBABLE MURDER BY A BOY.

= w.. 49, probably murder was committed
- $3.50 hamlet near the village Of West Chester,
~.Asss evening. Charles JARVIS age twelve, was
"'n ehisel by Lawrence yeitmar, aye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-08
Crime Cullura and Wine.

the East commenced bat few years ago In small
wine from fruits tie now controls large was
yards from which Grape Wine made which
and the world for its beneficial
weakly and agci persons lie )piie physcals
OF the New York Board OF Health and many hospitals All
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-08

,,..r youus Jarvis ives returning home with BUCKET
81 cns arm and tin can the other when ne was ac-
oossd b vman The Scys gIosreTs re. SnS boy
arrssd IN the house Of DR.. MacDermott and Dis
We were dressed but it is not likely that ne VIII
recover, Vetman was arrested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-08

COLLINS 5. 1891 First Presbyterian
Churca OF scranton, Penn, by the Rev T. Bee5er a.
sisted By the Rev O. Logan, d. D. MI Walter ). Collins
Cieve4 nd Ohio and Miss Florence NJ CASTOR. VI scran
ton. Penn.
LEwIs-ELLIs-At Oswestry. salop England. June IL
Richard V. Lewis OF New-York, to Miriam. daughter
the late Edward Ella
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-08
N1RRIED

Housekeepers should insist upon obtaining BURNETT
FLAyOgSG EXTRACTS they are the best.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-08
THE TRIBUNE FRESH AIR FUND.

ara sao sends also, $50 for tho Seaside ssnitarium
~ ~ Tor the Children's Aid Society
ana a sent 70 take 100 children by tho NewYork
boa oeacn Hallway 70 Ceuey Island and return
"s'aiehsn penn.j Mothers Nesting"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-08
DIED.

All notices Of marriages must be indorsed ,eth full
name aud address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-08
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

diagram variasss hs eisy BY s.sss
divlsons Of time Tor the ~ ksss
white iae the ssolsas
hsse hs The broken dotted nae fepsnn
s VARIATIONS sdssisd ~ The thsrnsnstsr nsA
asss PAATnsey. hs brssdu0
TRIBUNE OFFICE. July 81 a. m.-Tho movement In
the barometer yesterday was downward. Clear weather
was followed by partly cloudy weather and 10 Of an
inch OF RAIN The temperature ranged between 73'
and 94o tho average 1919 being 13o higher than on
the day last year and lss lower than on
Friday ,.....
Clear and partly cloudy weather. with lower temperar
lures and chances OF light RAIN may DO expected tsay
In this city aud vicinity.
GUzRDING AGAINST YELLOW FEVER
A case Of possible yellow fever IL now In the
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Heavy snow.storm North and West.

Nv tticgTtDl 10 the lfiapiAthsl
PITTSBURGH. PENN, December 24.-This
city was visited yesterday by one OF the
worst storms experienced here for years.
Ii commenced showing at daylight and
continued until dusk, when it changed TO
3 steady. warm rain. The streets are IN a
terrible condition, many cellars are flooded,
and the damage to goods is heavy. The
trains are DELAYED and telegraph wires
FRUSTRATED i'm every direction.
CHICAGO. ILL, December PA snow
storm of wide area prevailed Saturday
night and yesterday, followed by slset
and rain-storm. the heaviest ever known
in Southern Illinois, Indiana, and Michi-
gan. Trains were delayed from one to ten
hours.
Utica. v. Y, December 24.-The Their
mometer Saturday night marked % degrees
relow zero, and at Bonneville. Oneida
county. 80 degrees below.
CNCIyNATI, December 24.-Snow has
fallen every day but one for eight days
racching q depth OF twenty inches. A
sleeting rain commenced yesterday. and
heavy. dark mist arose from the snow, Gov
ering the entire region bereabouts. The
rain fell all day. and came down in tor
rents. Cellars were flooded everywhere
Many roofs are breaking in. All railway
trains are delayed.
The Commercial. Gdzette'S specials re
port snow along the whole length OF The
Ohio Valley, and that the rain is melting II
rapidly everywhere.
WORCESTER. MASS, December 2.-1es
terday was the coolest known for years
the mercury ranging from ten TO twenty
degrees below zero.
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Fatal Railroad Accidents.
fBy telegraph 10 the DIspaich.I

10y Ntetftpn 10 usc Dfpatcn.l
NEW ALBANY, ND, December 24.-The
bridge over the Blue river on the Louis
Vile. New Albany and Chicago railroad,
about one and half miles south OF Salem,
was washed away this morning, and the
soutn-bound train ran into the wash-out,
killing Charles Sanford. the train baggage
master, OF this city, and a lady, Dora
Eddings, OF Lafayette, and five passengers,
whose names were not learned. The
wounded were John Vaughan, engineer.
and his fireman, and eight passengers,
names not ascertained. The train con-
sisted OF one baggage-car, two coaches,
and one sleeper, with baggage and express
matter. A special train, with officers Of
the road and assistance left Louisville
about 1l:30 for the wreck.
Later. Among the killed was Jacob
Hellfreich, father OF the master car-huilder
OF the Louisville, New Albany and Chicago
railroad.
INDIANAPOLIS, December 4.--Two trains
on the indianapolis and st. Louis railroad
were in collision on the bridge near Avon
last night. Robert Wadris, brakeman, was
fatally injured, and Conductor Brown was
slightly hurt. The accident caused delay
OF all trains.
MINNEAPOLIS, December pa freight
train was wrecked at the West-End rail-
road bridge here to-day. The wreck was
caused by wild engine running into the
regular freight train. Three employees
were seriously injured; one will probably
die. The men were caught in the shat
tered caboose in such way they had TO be
chopped from the burning car.
NEV III (fnNN naoa,nIor
Early this morning New York bound
freight train. on the New York, New
Haven and Hartford railroad, stuck near
Milford in large snow-drift, which eXtin-
guished the fire and caused an explosion
which blew out the furnace-door. Engi-
neer Ross was badly scalded. Fireman
j. Lynch was badly burned. Conductor
Searles. who was assisting the fireman, was
blown from the engine into the drift. lie
lost some teeth and received several
bruises.
Later reports say that the engineer and
fireman were killed.
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TorribIe Accident i'm Colorado.
A HOUSE CRUSHED AND SIX MEN KILLED
AN AVALANCHE OF SNOW.

A HOUSE CRUSHED AND SIX MEN KILLED BY
AN AVALANCHE OF SNOW.
lBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.I
DENVER, COL, December PA dispatch
10 the Tribune from Ouray says: News
has been received in 0uray OF horrible
accident at the Virginius mine, which oc-
Cured on Friday last. Owing 10 the
stormy weather, which has been more Sc
we're than has been known for years, the
messenger could not reach Ouray sooner,
though the distance is only seven miles.
"The Virginius mine is owned by the
Carolina Mining Company, OF Boston. IL
employs thirty-five men, and Is situated
above timber line, at the foot OF the
SueGas range. Friday afternoon a huge
mass of snow started from the top OF the
range, swelled into an avalanche as IL de-
sccnded, striking the building used rs a
boardlne-house, where eleven men were
resting. and swept it completely away,
crushing and burying men fifteen or
twenty feet under the snow among the
rocks and timber. The avalanche missed
the engine-house. After the noise ana
confusion which followed the other miners
were hoisted from the shafts, aud started
In search for their comrades. Five were
taken out alive, but badly bruised, and
NAV die. Six others were found dead"
Reports from the mountain towns stare
there has been an unusual fall OF snow. II
being from four to six feet deep on the
level. The warm weather OF the past lew
DAYS is the cause OF snow-slides, which are
OF common occurrence late In the spring,
but are not looked for ut this season OF the
year, which will make the present one al,
the more disastrous. Other accounts oil
equally calamtous character may be eX'
pected as soon as messengers can make
their way from the interior sections.
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BENEFACTORs.

When 4 board Of eminent physicians and chem
lists announced the discovery that by combining
some wel-known valuable remedies the most
wonderful medicine was produced, which would
cure such a wide range OF diseases that most all
other remedies could be dispensed with. many
were skeptcal: but proof Of its merits by actual
trial has dispclled all doubt and to-day the dis
covercrs of that great medicine, Hop Bitters, are
honored and blessed by all rs benefactors. These
Bitters are compounded from Hops. Buchu. Malt,
Mandrake. and Dandelion, and other oldest. hest,
and most valuable medicines in the world. and
contain all the best and most curative properties
of all other medicines, being the greatest Blood
| Purifier Kidney and Liver Regulator. aud Life
and Health-R Restoring Agent on earth. No disease
or III health can possibly long exist where these
Bltters are used, so varied and perfect are their
operations.
| They give new life and vigor to the aged and
lnhrln. To all whose employments cause irregu-
arity Of the bowels or urinary organs, or who re-
quire an Appetizer. Tonic, and mild Stimulant,
these Bitters are invaluable, being highly curative
tonic, and stimulating, without intoxicating.
No matter what your feelings or symptoms are
what the disease or ailment is-use Hop Bitters.
Don't wait until YOU sick, but If you only feel
/ bad or miserable use the Btiers at once. II may
save your life. Hundreds have been saved by so
baing. R1-S500" aq will be paid for ease they
| VIII not cure or help.
DO not suffer yourself or let your friends suffer-
but use and urge them to use Hop Btters.
! Remember, Hop Bitters is the pnrest and best
| medicine ever made-the 4" Inyalid's Friend and
| IIope.n No person or family should be without
them.
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ZINE STOCK OF HANDSOMELY
- ILLUSTRATED BOOKS
JUST RECEIVED.
CARLTON MCCARTHY CO..
-, sos Main street.
CoNFECTIONERIEs. &e.


900 BAGS ALMONDS, WALNUTs,
NVI FiIberts Pecans aud Palm Nuts:
600 boxes RalsilS-Lonuoh Layers '"'0"'iA'
aud Seedless; 80 - ,,,,.,,, f, 900
pounds Turkish Prunes; c
Ok boxes Lemons, % barrels haaci brapes.
9. oo0 boxes, 3 pounds each. trencn AMY zOu
o'O hoxes rs pounds each. crystal aiiMure;
ooo raiIs al mounds each. shell Rock Mixture:
1o0 eases salmon, HOLSTERS, and Mackeret;
110 cases Dcyiled aud Hard CRABS q, -,
6o0 case 3-pOund Peaches, 2OO cases z-pouhd
goo cases sEsar. Corn. 100 cases Blackterries;
100 cases Pineapple, Lima Beans ana sueco'
100 eases Olives, Capers, Olive Oil, and Salad
1oo eases Eggle, swiss, and Cham MIX;
100 cases I ea & PERKINS, Worceslershire sauce
Ion eases Tomato, Walnut, Pepper, ana Mush'
aoo or rool Riebardson Robbinss Plotted Meats;
i00 dozen Armour & Co.'s Potted Tongue and
aoo eases i.nound. 2-pound, 4-pound, 6-pound'
and l4-pound Reel:
nm .oses Imported and American Sardines;
kV0 nails g. and lO-pound pals Preserves;
60 cases 2-pound tins Preserves lOo dozen
,John Mols & sons Imported Jams
ooo extra selected Cream Cheese, 90 eases Pine
annie Cheese. 10 cases EJsm Cheese, 20 cases
Yo,iny America Cheese: 500 boxes best Italian
uacearoni: Extracts, Spices. Gclsttne, preserved
Ginger DAT Meal, Grits, Hominy, soap Honey
Hons. Cediish, Pickles, Oysters, Cracked Wheat
Barley, Tapoca. Cakes, Crackers, ana genera
assortment OF Cigars, Cigarettes, smoking anc
Csewipg Tobacco 10 which we respectfully invite
'''e a'eh1o" " ' GODDTN 4 TRIBBETr,
Thirteenth street between Nam aud Cary.
no 1-eodom
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Entail Accident in a Mine.

ISpecial telegram 10 The Dispatch.I
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, December 24.-While
a cage containing 20 convict laborers was
descending the shaft in Pratt mines this
morning the engine became unmanageable
and the cage fell to the bottom, distance
Of 204 feet, and rebounded 60 feet. Most
OF the men fell out. One OF them, James
Phelan (colorcd). was killed. and thireeen
were iniured-two OF them seriously. Two
Of the men were white and the Others CO.
l0fpd
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NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, December "a -Nooa-stocksstron
Money easy NJ ZG2,s per cent. Exclnngc--i,ong,
fsZ; Snort feo. governments strong. States
quiet
Brentng. -Exchange. ASK. Money, 2@2k per
cent Treasury balanccs-CIrrency, s1l6,75f;
coin. 5000. Governments strong: Az per cents,
il4t; per cents. l244; per cents, 10l bid.
state bonds dnll.
The stock market opened firm and advanced
fracfionally. Before the first call. however. the
improvement was lost. There some pf essure
70 sell Missouri Pacific. VIII ch fell or 24. Between
III and ~ O'Clock Oregon Trsnscontinenfal moved
M ~. This affected the general list fayorably,
and prices rose xp3i. Union Pacific. Northwest.
-. Paul. Lackawarna. Lake Shore, and Missouri
Pacihc being the strongest shares. After midday
the Trunk lines and GOnli shares became heavy
and lower. New York Central declined IL: Erie.
y: Canada Southern. Ii; Lake Shore, a; Mchi-
gan Central. 3; Western Union. Ia Kansas and
TEXAS, Ia: Texas Pacific. III Oregon Transcon-
tinental. II: Canadian Pacific, AZ : Lacka wanna,
": Denver, X: Reading, /: Union Pacific, IL +.
Manitoba, "a. The weakness was due to bear ma
nipulations. The market closed weak Although
few shares showed fractional recovery the ma
Jority closed at the lowest prices OF the day which
we're sd2A below last nights close. Sales, 324.-
600 shares.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, December 24.-virginia SIS. con-
soils, AZ second cIies, 4Q rast dine coupons. 40 ,
new lo-40's. 345; new 3's, 5j1. North Carolina.
SIS. old. 1907. Bid.
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hour at which It took place no loss Of life
Is reported. II the accident had happened
several hours later hundreds Of lives would
have been lost, as many people would then
have been In the building, and 1t would
have been impossible for any occupant to
have escaped. The loss on the market
house and surrounding property viii be
about $4,000. No insurance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-25

Cork, December 2f.-The bark HeIen
FinIayson, from New York, November
both. has arrived here. She rescued az sen
from raft Captain Balm and I'VE men OF
the British ship Regina, which sailed from
Philadelphia November 9th Tor Lonuon'
and went TO pieces IN gale December 4tn.
The rescued men had been upon the RAJ,
five days, during which time they naa
neither food nor water. A pait OF tnc
crew that left the Regina In boat nave
not been beard from.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. December 24.-Flour unchanged
and dull. Whest-~oHthern steady and quiet;
western steady: southern red. sl.O96si.13, am
her. Sl.l0TsI.l5; No. l Maryland nominal: No.
western winter red. spot. sl.0s4 bio. Corn
Southern firm and steady; western about steady
@6lc. oats dull: southern, 3sG43c.: western
white. 40@42c.; mixed. 3Sm39c.; Pennsylvania
$50 42c. Provisions dull, firm. and unchanged
Coffee irlner: Rio cargOes, ordinary TO fair. lu&G
l1Hc. Sugar stcidy: ~ soft, SC. Whisky
steady at sLlsnSi1SK. Freights unchanged.
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CHRISTMAS GOODS.-A choice lot o.
I } PI-DDING- and CAKE-MOULDS both
French aud American; JELLY cAlsE, NOUN
TtiN-CAKE,a and FIR NCIi. ROLL PANS: BAT,
TTR-PAiLs for buckwhaat-eakes, MILK sni
FApINA-BOILER and good assorsment Oh
iiN AUG. ARSfLL, JR.,
se1s-lOt 72s Main street.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

The Two Houses Meet aud Adjourn fer
Christmas-Mr. Carlisle Announces his
Committccs--yiTslnia Gets Two Chair
manships bat No Representative on the
Committee on Rivers and Harbors-
WAYS aud Means Not strong-Reiief for
virginians-Porsonais and Briefs.
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A Market-House Crushed In Dy S"o"
IBy telegraph 70 The DisEatch'I

LANCASTER, PA, December H.-The
Farmers Northern Market, on North
Queen street, in this city, large brick
structure 244xS7 feet, was totally demol-
ished about 3 O'Clock this morning by the
weight OF snow resting on the ROOF. The
supports of the roof gave way, and
the walls fell into the adjacent
streets or on neighboring build
ings, in many cases utterly running
the latter. Several narrow escapes from
. death occurred, but owing to the early
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A Family Drowned.

BN
ST.. LOUIS, December 2i.-Private adj
vices from Paris, Arkansas, state that
while a family named Gray, consisting OF
man, wife. child, and two middle-aged
ladies from Illinois, were attempting to
cross the Petit Jean creek, near Paris, last
THURSDAY, they were swept away by the
swollen stream and drowned.
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T-,ple Murder I'm North Carolina.

iBy telegraphto tbe DIspaIcD'J
RALEIGH, n, c., December PA triple
murder was committed this morning at
Chatham church. six miles from Moncure.
The victims were Mrs. Olive Gunter,
eighty years old, and her daughter anu
granddaughter. Each was struck seVeral
blows with an axe. There Is no clue 10 tne
murderer and the community Is greatly
excikpd
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TAXES.

OFFICE CITY COLLEcToR'l
RICHMOND. November 80, 1855
U,UIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN
DAILY
ho,,,aen the hours Of 8 O'Clock a. VI. and O'CLOCK
r. NJ. from the
18TH TO THE Dist DAY OF DECEMBER
INCLUSIVE
for the purpose OF receiving from all persons
r.xrs DUE TO THE CITY OF RICHMOND
Any person who shall fall to pay said 'aHe'
within thc time so limited win be considered de
linauent, and will be charged n penalty oil pc
cent. aud interest at the rate OF per cent re
a,rum. A.. r. wOoDsoN, City Collector.
All daily papers please copy. dc i-tDe3i
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. December "a. 1883.

RICHMOND. December "a. 1883.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Mxe1, $50 bushels. Red, 902 BUSH
els.
CoRY.-White, 5s2 bushels. Mixed, AZ BUSH
els.
MEAL.-100 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red. so bushels common 10 very good
Shortberry at 95c. TO <1.0S.
CoRS.-White, $50 bushels very good mt 5Sc.
Miyed, AZ bushels very good at SIZE.
MEAL.-100 bushels ut Csc.
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EXPRESS COMPANIES.

EMPRESS COMPANIES.
NEW EXPRESS LINE OPENED
TO
STANTON. HARRlsONBURG,
WINCHESTER, HARPERS FEKRf'
WASHINGTON, BsLIlMORE
PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK.
WHEELING. PITTSBuRGH.
COLUMBUS, CINCINNATI
CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS
AND
ALL POINTS NORTH AND WEST,
AND
ALL LOCAL. STATIONS on THE BALIl-
MORE AND ONO RAILROAD AND
ITS CONNECTIONS: -. 80,
MONEY. FREIGHT, AND NALuABhES VI
EVERY DESCRIPTION REaEiNED
AND FORWARDED WITH
DISPATCH:
COLLECTIONS MADE
IN G. Cd packages, bills laning, notes, drafts e'
BY THE 80.
RICHMOND AND ALLEGuAk1 EAfhEoa
COMPANY. -.
4, ,o,,oction with he baltimore and Ohio Ex-
IA press rio Lexington, Va.
:. II. BOWMAN, Agent.
Richmond, Va.
J.R MAcMURDO,
General Express Agent. Richmond, Va
lde l3-Th,su&Iu3wJ
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ElnIrF-

Flour We quote: ine. .2.50as3: super6ne
k3.25Gf3.75; extra. S4.75Mfi. 30: '"','''--. - .,
1925 Patent family. S6ds6.25. Market very
dull.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DECEMBER 24.-Prices this week ranged as FOL.
lows:
Beef CdttIe.-Very best, G4@ &c: good to eX
tri. 54d6c.; medium 10 good f3lr quality, 3lsG
44c.; common cows and old, rough work
oxen, 2h@3c.: bulls. 29M4c.
HOgS-7sGSc., net.
Sheep.-4Gjc.
About 3 Q head Of beef cattle. 500 hogs. ant
l5i sheep were on the market during the week.
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BOOTS SHOES. &c.
nor THE HOLIDAYS. <

nor THE HOLIDAYS. IM
CENT? EMEN'S EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS,
GENTLEMEN's ALLIGATOR and SEAL SLIP
PIERS,
LADIES HAIR SLIPPERS,
LADIES' BEADED SLIPPERS
LADIES' TOILET SLIPPERS;
suOPPING-BAGS, IN Plush, Hair, Buckskin,
seal, Alligator, and Turkey Morocco, with aud
without straps;
ENGLISH CLUE and GRIPSACKS.
J. A. GRIGG pace Block.
de16 corner Main and Eighth streets.
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~ was troubled for many years with serious
Kidney and Liver-Complaint' Gravel, ETC. hy
blood became thin; | was dull and inactive; could
hardly crawl about, ana was an old, worn out man
all over, aud could get nothing to help me until
got Hop Bilters, and now am a boy again. MY
blood is pure, kidneys are all right. and am as
active AS a man of thirty, although | am seventy
Two. fAlhEh'
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eOOgs, sTATIONERY. &c.

DAPETERIES AT l0c. PER Bun,
and at all intermediate prices from that to
PAPETERIEs ut $3.50 per box;
GOLD PENS. GOLD and PLATED PENCILS;
PLUSH CARD-CAsES;
DIARIES, and DIARIES of
all kinds.
can and examine before purchasing
EVERETT WADDEY,
de 20 III nam slIcee.
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LEATHER and PLUSH sATCIIFIs from soc
up;
SHELL BOXES from Toe. up;
GLOVE aud NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
wORK-BOXEs, wRITING-DEsKs, and TOOL
CHESTS:
PLUSH TOlLEr-CAsES and wIsP- HOLDERS
ALBUMS from soc. up;
The fines, lot of PLATED JEwELRY IN the city
DRUMS, GUNS, DOLLS In all sizes;
HOSIERY, HANDKERCHiEFs, and GLOVES
and lots OF other FANCY GOODS.
Our stock Of HOLIDAY GOODS Is yet COM
PLETE. lie 23-su-Tu&ThtDe3o