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The susquehasna on Rise.

BRADFORD, Pa, November l9.-An Era
special from >unbury Pa, saws the susque-
hanna river has been swollen 10 enormous
proportions by the late rains. and great
damage is reported from various towns
along lis course. At Milton the Pennsyl-
yania railroad bridge was in danger, and In
order 10 hold il in place heavy coal tram
was run upon il. The train bad been stand
ing on the bridge but a short time when the
structure gave way. and the bridge and
train fell with a crash into the river. Great
losses 10 lumbermen are reported.
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TRENTON. \. j., November l9.-rhe be-
quest of $4,000 by Mr. Bennett, an eccen-
tric farmer for the dissemination OF
Henry Georges Progress ard Poverty"
which was annuled by Chancellor Bird
on the ground that Mr.. Georges theory was
contrary to existing laws. was to-day
pronounced valid by the Court OF Pleas and
Appeal. Chief-Justice Beasley decides that
Mr.. George had male valuable cOntribu-
lions TO the study Of social and political
ecOnsmy, and that his books are not con-
trtry To law. religion or morality. The
Chancellor's decision is reversed, and the
money goes 10 Mr.. George.
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The Thankiess Beggar.

An interesting anecdote is related b.
tbe "Yucend Freunde" of King Alphonso
Y surnamed The Wise, who succeeded
to the throne Of Leon and Castillo ID
1852. On learning that his pages neg
lected 10 ask the divine blessing before
nartaking Of their daily meals. he was
deeply grieved and sought diligently to
noint out TO them the evil Of this omis-
sion At length he succeeded in finding
a plan. He invited the pages OF his court
10 dine with him. A bountiful repast
was suread, and when they were all as
sembled around the table the king gave
a signal that all was in readiness for
them to begin. They all enjoyed the
rich feast. but not one remembered 10
ask Gods blessing on his food.
Just then. unexpectedly 70 the thought
less guests, entered poor, ragged beg
oar. who unceremoniously seated HIM
self a, the royal table, and ate and drank
nndistlrbed. to his hearts content Sur
nriae and astonishment were depicted on
every cOuntenance.
The pages looked first ut the king
then gazed upon the audacious intruder
expecting momentarily that his majesty
would give orders to have him removed
from the table. Alphonso. however, kept
silence: while the beggar, unabashed by
the presence OF royalty, ate all he de-
sired. When his hunger and thirst were
appeased he rose and without word OF
thanks departed from the palace. m
What a despicable. mean fellow!'
cried the boys. Calmly the good king
rose. and, with much earnestness, said'
Boys, bolder aud more audacious than
this beggar have you all been. Every
day you sit down TO a table supplied by
the bounty Of your heavenly father, vel
you ask not his blessing, and leave II
without expressing to him your gratitude
Yes, each and all OF you should be
heartily ashamed Of your conduct, which
was far worse than was the poor beg
gars. THE Little Christian.
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The Workngmen's Democratic Club OF
CLAY ward met last night az their club
rooms at Rheiuhardts Hall. \ full meet
ing Of the club was present. The meeting
was called % settle mp the affairs OF the cluh
and the expenses incurred in the late cam-
paign. The club decided 10 meet monthly
instead Of weekly. and the second Tuesday
in each month was selected for the meet
ing.
a vote Of thanks was rendered the presi'
dent. Mr.. G. /. Phillips, and secretary II. l..
Carter for faithful and efficient services rem
dcred the club.
Messrs. T. p. Campbell. +. p. Burke and
=. b. Bagby addressed the meeting.
Afler the meeting adjourned the club par
took Of lunch furnished by the president.
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selves They are generally adopted by people
Who agree 10 take care of them until Of
age. The institution receives very sub
stantisl aid from the city and private sub
scriptions, and at the meeting il was shown
mat there was $1,000 In the treasury clear
OF all liabilities.
BAGGING BEAR.
A party Of Deep Creek bear hunters went
on cunning trip last sunday and succeed
ed In running down and killing four Of the
Dismal swamp bruiu at the Fourteen-mie
Post, on the Norfolk and Western road.
BRIEFS.
A negro named William III. Fentress had
his throat cut in a Hheas LANE dance hall
lasl night. and would have bled 10 death
but for prompt medical skill, which was OBJ
faned a short distance away.
A white man named Micheal Moan. who
has been engaged for some time as q violin
ist at the Novelty Theatre. was found dead
In his bed last night. He had been hard
drinker and his death was caused by exces-
siye alcoholism.
The cotton and coal trades are very brisk
In Norfolk this week, and there will be a
dozen steamships clear with cotton and cer-
tainiy as many with coal.
Through the careless Of its parents a
4 sold colored child was smoth-
cred % dcath several nights ago in house
in the Fourth ward district.
IL is now thought that the cases Of the Of
fcers Of the late Home savings Bank will
not he called at this term OF the Corpora
ton Court, as Judge Brooke cannot sit in
them and the Judges Of Portsmouth and
who have been applied 10, had
previous ENGAGEMENTS.
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BRooKLyN, y. y, November l9.-Presi'
dent Richardson's Surface Car Line Sys-
TEN. comprising the Atlantic, Fiflh, Van
derbilt. Ninth and Bark Avenues, and Ber-
per-street routes were tied up this morning,
the conductors and drivers going ON u
strike. IL is raining hard, and this keeps
most OF the strikers of the streets.
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Oh. NhataC Cough.

VIII YOU heed the warning the signal. per-
mans. Of the sure approach Of that more ierri-
bile disease, Tonsum ptlon2 Ask yourselves
II you can afford for the sake Of saving 30
cents. % run the risk and 10 nothing for H.
We know from experience tnat -nllOhs cure
VIII cure your Cough. ~ never iail~. TINS
rxpiains why more than aMllliOn Of Bottles
were sold the pas, year. Ia relieves Group
and hopping Cough at once. Mothois. DO
nOt be without H. SAM le bottles fee. sold
Dy BOdeker Brothers ana III NJ. Shields & Co..
nrner Of Elnh amt M.IsnnII slIeels.
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X. OF L. ASSEMBLY.
Tho Eight-Hou Law and other Matters
Discussed.

ATLANTA. GA, November l9.-Thc
Knights Of Labor Assembly was engaged
all the morning discussing the ei.ht-hour
law. The committee on the state of the
order reported that il had examined all the
documents brought before it bearing on this
question.
The letter Of MIR. Bumpers, president Of
the American Federation Of Trades, was
reported On adversely. This letter adsO-
Gates a general strike 10y all workers in the
United States simultaneously on the lst Of
next MAY. The assembly adopted the COM
mittee's report, and il was agreed 10 adVo-
cate the plan whereby the eight hour sls-
TEN can be gradually reached. The plan
agreed upon suggests that employers allow
a reduction of half an hour daily each year
till the working hours are reduced 10 eight
LllI..
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Flood in Pennsylvania.

BELLEyoSTE, PENN, November lV.-for
the past forty-eight hours rain has fallen
here almost necessarily, and the waters are
very high Reports from the surrounding
country give the flood almost as great as
last June. Reports received at Harrisburg
from various points north and south OF that
city state that the water Is rising at the
rate OF eight inches an hour. Bridges on
the different RAILROADS have been washed
away, and travel 10 entirely suspended.
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ALEXANDRIA.
Body Embalmed-A Chinee- G erman.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, November l9.-lspe-
cial. The body Of the man found drowned
near this city has been embalmed and held
for Identification. He was about fiity. stout
and chunky, ard wore Catholic beads
around his neck.
John Peam, the Chinee tea dealer and
returned to-day from a visit
home. in China. When he started last
spring he took his fifteen months old boy
along and left him, 10 become Chinaman.
The mother, a German woman, Is nearly
Tf.fru.f.t
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TIrTsPIELD, Mass, November l9.-lRey.
III rry Nichols. Of the Methodist Church in
II usatOnic, whose conduct toward certain
youths in his congregation has caused
A scandal in the village, was TODAY
expelled from the ministry by the quarterly
Conference. for gross immortality. Eyi-
deuce wac placed before the Conference tina
Nichols was once expelled from the Camp
bellitc Church for similar practices.
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II. Could Not Live without HI. WIFE.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, November l0.-Bern-
hard Berends0hn, aged thiriy-fOur years.
committed suicide in this city to-day by
shooting himself through the head. De
ceased, who is said 10 be quite wealthy,
came to this country from Hamburg recently
for the purpose o. introducing patent paint.
ln a note addressed % friend in New York,
Berends0hn said be- could not live without
his wife, who died not long ago, leaving i've
children.
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D0 You SDfSr With Piles? Z?

ESQ. 20 az once and get a bottle Of CAR
TER's PILE REMEDY. DOW for sale by ell
frst-class druggists, and n II does no, cure
you af.er giving it a fair uisl. Jsst return ihs
bottle 70 whom you buy II OF, aud your
money will b refunded you. Ibis Is On s1'
ternal remedy. and there 10 no psin or dan
ger In using It. Full directions on each bot
tie. Now II your druggist DOM keep II. We
will send you sample bottle by mail on re-
ceipt of price 900. Manufactured by
ROBERT CARTER a CO..
Lock Boz SCI Richmond, We.
no2O-IwD&W
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SOUTHERN NIyY-YLRD.


NORTHAMPTON. Mass. November 10 H.
| c. Nichols, an old wOrkingman living alone
near this place. was found dead in his house
today. The body showed marks Of violence,
and the house was in disorder. Nichols had
lately been annoyed by a gang Of boys. who
/ fired pistols and threw stones al the house,
and il is suspected that be quarreled with
them and received fatal injuries at their
I l..
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Heavy rains are also reported IN New Jer-
sey, and disastrous results are feared
ptsAsrpntr. rrsr Ar WfrIIkNsPOPT.

WtLtTlMspoRT. PA, November l9.-At
10 O'clock tonight the river had reached the
fifteen foot mark, Lyconing creek was this
evening within tNo ieet Of the June flood
mari al Cogan station. Bridges /, ,. :, Il
10 on the Northern Central Railroad bave
been carried away and the running OF all
trains has been abandoned. The Philadel-
phia and Reading Railroad Company are
sunnng trains to Montgomery. The bridges
at West Milton and Muncy, on tie Reading
Railroad, are disabled ar well ~ the Philas
dephia and Erie bridge at Montgomery. IL
is feared that the Market street bridge here
will no washed away tonight. The water
f. still rising here and will probably reach
eighteen feet before morning.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR
" the HEMlN~TON STANDARD ., PE-
Writer. For fifteen years the standard,
and embraces the highest achieveme- II OF
inventive skill.
over 225 hcmingtons I'm use IN the city OF
richm'nd. Nhy9 Because Il - the rest.
md The BEST rs ALWAYS THE
CHEAPEST.
We are taking I'm other type-wrtefs for our
imp. owed Remington. and hav for sale one
new Hammond, SIS; o1e secondhand Ham
mond, $50; one secondhand Hammond, yo5.
one SECONDHAND No. Remington. compl 70.
$50: one No. , Calgraph and cover. s37. 90.
fe" rev No. ? REM NGTOSS complete a.
s1OO each.
he new Elite A" Remington. for personal
cOrrcspondence. Is used by "a NUMBER or so
c,etv ladies I'm New York. Baltimore. Phiia-
doiphin and Washipgto'.
The Edison M'mcs graph, halps safes. the
Abbott neck pcfOmtor. All kinds Of type
writer supplies in stock.
Headquarters for Virginia and North caro-.
lima.
JOHN y. CULpEPE", General Maneer.
0l5 east Main street, hichmoLd. Va.
rpIo-ltf
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DrnxerOus.

"Whst seems to be the matter with
your wifey' asked physician of an old
negro who came TO him for medical ad-
vice.
"Wen. she seems TO be all bruk up
was the reply, "kind o onstrung. as il
were. ell Ise feerd she's gwirA ter come
down wild dis ailment dey calls narvous
preparation, sab; dat's what lse feerd
Of Youths Companion.
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ELIXIR BABEK.

Preventive against Missmatic Diseases. A
safe and positive cure for MALARIA. FEyKs
and AGuE In all It's forms. Contain, 10
quinine or arsenic. absolutely g.table
ON pounJ. For sale al d usgist-. + f.y cents
a bottle Tide supplied by IracELL. LADD
& Co BoDExBE Bros. no20-3m
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MEETING.

A NNUAL hEETING.-THE AN
hNUAL MEEIlNG OF the srOCkllOLD-
Frs OF fIlE RICHMOND. FTtD -hIChs-
BURG AND POiOMAC kAIL~OAD CO~-
PANY Will be held on WI DNE~D \. No
yember 20, 1853. at the o1ice Of the ecm-
pany ln the sliy OF Richmond al II O'Clock
III. J. y. WINSTON.
nO6.tJ Secretary.
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ShilOh's tstarrn htmedy marvellous
cure Tor Ctfnfrh, Diphtheri1, Canker Moutb
and Headache. WIN each bctt there i nm
ingerinus Nasal INJECTOR ior the more sue
ccsslul treatment VI these complaints with
out extra charge. P'ice 80 cci To- ~old b,
B01ekef Brothers rd n. ~. ~heild, 70.
corner Of Fiiih and blai shall streets.
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The Academy.

The Great Metropolis was presented TO
good house az the Academy last night. and
was received with even more enthusiasm
than on tbe evening previous, As the scenic
effects were considerably improved The
liie-saying scene ON the Atlantic coast was
very realistic The play will be presented
at q matinee to-day and again tonight.
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Answer This Question.

Why DO 80 many people we see around us
seem 10 prefer 10 suffer and be made mise n
bio by lndi a ti0n. Consumption. DIE ness.
Loss Of AplWlic, Coming % ~ the Food
Yellow skin, when for IS cents we wi sell
them ~hilOh's system Nitanzer, guaranteed
10 cure item. Sold by BOdsker Brothers and
II. ". shields co.. s0rnsr OF Fifth and Mar
hall nfregfs
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CAPTAIN ROW.,

vbs was on the stand. Tie Captain tewed
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GOLD MINE FOR SALE.

As commissioner appointed by the Circuit
Court OF Louis In tho sut OF Baker, &c
AGAINST Nerrisheld, &c, viii sell al auction
al Louisa Courthouse on the
9TH DAY o. DEcEMBER. 1889.
that being court day. certain tuict OF land
In Louisa county on CONTRARY Creek, est
mated " contain 100 acres, more or less. and
known as the Nct chee oi Jenkins Gold
Mine. GOll has been found on saih land.
and may be valuable Tor mining purposes.
Terms made known al sale
" ~. Il PETIT,
nOi3-wtd Special Commissioned.
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A SPLENDID FARM FOR SALE
IL EXCHANGE F11s cIlY PROPERTY.

WALNUT GROVE, situated in the upper
portion Of Spotsyiyania county, contains 80
acres-I7O cleared: balance in original
growth; well watefed. 1he best wood house
In the county, c0nt,iniDg eignt rooms. ~ th
nails and pOrcnes. covered with tin. keautl-
ful shade trees. Every clubhouse IN Z could
be desired on a FIRST class farm Two hun
sred a nifty thOusanu pounds Of hsx Wss
cut on the Drm this "a Dme snd In Low
befrg aied on the place. Church ana post
onlce within enc mile. ana sIist and saw
mill within half a mile. Tie ictous far
race a branch Of the Chesapeake and ONO
hallway and the r. edercksbuig Z ano orange
Courthouse Railroad bOtu seven f7) mile
from lie larnl. ser further information. ssll
on or address Dk g SJIiH.
oel3 433 Broad street. riehEond. Va
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IN cHAHcKRr.

- The -Coutt doth adjudge. order.
AM decree that the clerk OF this court do
suInmOn the fDll0wing-nsmed pafu .. sew
clauy and resl eciiseiy, 10 appear Deiofs
AIRY, 1890. being he fourth day or The Jsnu-
ary term, 1s00. Of this curt. to snow cause.
II any hey can, as follows. that 10 o. say:
p. That Charles Gallagher De summoDsdto TO
show cause n any lie can. why this court
shonld not ents = Judgment against him for
the sum OF SOL %, with interest thereon. To
De computed sfter tbe rate OF o per centum
per annuro llom July 7. 1881. I'LL pa, ment.
George g llsgher OF bot No. lfi. on The pls1
OF lorKtowu. for which the ssia charles
Gallaghsr gave hts three rtiDgs obIis tory,
aated he said 7lh d., Of June. 1881. sealed
bound himself TO pay 10 ii. {. cabsII and
VIII am " Old .. eciAl commissioners In
this cause one, two. and three yeas re-
spectfully. after date, BY each OF said writings
obl gstofy the sum OF sx2.50. with iatsrest
thereon from late. and with waiver of the
h,mes.ea exemption. aud also for the
costs oil this proceeding And that the aaid
u Gorge Gallagher be also summoned ON said
day ~ SHOW cause II any bS can. why tho
Id lot should not he icaold unJsr . decree
Of this court at his cost aud expense.
And IL appearing 10 the court by affidavit
nled In this cause that the sasd Charles Gal.
lagheg AID George Gallagher are, n swing.
non-residents Of the tate OF Virginia. and II
cad, their personal represenl ativss and
helrs al law. VIII, are unknown. are also n0n-
! icslde, L. OF this state, the clerk of this
court will summon The said Charles CAL
lagher and George Gallagher. II iiviag. oe
their ersonai represe ntattves and neiro ~
law. II dead. by publication VI IA extract
from this decree once week tor four suecss-
save week., IN the 1tass u newspepsr pint
ed and published In this city, and aiso By
poo sins the same AT the font DIOR sf the
cour -louke. on the frst day of the next term
! thus court, as provided ~ section o,2S1 tf
the Code
An ExtFact-Teste:
CHARLES W. G0pDIN. Clerk.
no i3-W4w
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"Only \ Farmers Daughter" was pro
dured Tor the second time az the Theatre
last night. before a rather slim house. That
closed the engagement In Richmond. The
company. it is stated, will play in Man
chester tonight.
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Tn. oregon senatorship.

PORTLAND, November l9.-John Ballen
received a majority in both houses Of the
Washington Legislature to-day for United
States Senator, and will no doubt be elected
in the lolnt session tomorrow
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MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Befgcr. Leath & Myers g. sseos and Managers
FOUR NIGHTS,
Commencing MONDAY. NOVEMBER ls.
special wednesday Matinee.
Grand production Of the successful meio-
drama,
THE GREAT METROPOLIS:
or.
THE HFE-sANENS or SANDY HOOK.
Direct from surprisingly splendid successes
a. the twenty thiri-Strcct Theatre, New
York faultless dramatic cast. Marvellous
tnouIc itafufts.
Iiclets now ON sale. Regular prices.
rulu-It
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WASHINGTON.
Civil Service Commission After the Old
Dominion League.


WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Nosember l9.-The
Civil Service Commission to-day laid before
the President. with The recommendation, i
il understood, that the offenders be prose
cuted. it, report on the Old Dominion Re-
| publican League, Of Virginia. for violation
Of the Civil Service law in soliciting contri-
button for political purposes among the
clerks Of the government departments.
This circular. which was sent out by the
Old Dominion Republican League, was sign
ed 10y G.. \. Newton, as president, and by
Brooks Smith, as secretary. Among the ofll-
GERS Of the league whose names were print
ed on the circular, were those OF j. j.
Neaser, an emplOye Of the government
printing Office: ". {. Elan, a chief Of di-
Vision In the general land Office, and Mr..
Goodwin. The commissioners. IL is SAID, are
confident Of having made out good case
against the accused. and II now rests with
the President 10 direct, in his Judgment. the
prosecution Of the Attorney General. 10
whom the recommendations and evidence.
in the natural order Of business. viii 60.
This is the nrst recommendation for prose-
cution Of this character made by the Civil
Service Commission.
SOUTHERN NAyY-YARD.
The commission Of naval officers appoint
Ell 10 select a site for a nayy-yard on the
Gulf Of Mexico or the south Atlantic coast,
recommends a site at Algers, opposite
New Orleans. on the government reser'a-
tion Of about twenty acres there. The COM
mission also makes a supplementary recon-
mcndaiion that the naval station at Port
RJyal, :. c.. be continued a. repair yard.
MISS TANNER RESIGNS.
Miss Ada Tanner. daughter VI Corporal
Tanner, who was appointed by her father
confidential clerh 10 the Commissioner OF
Pensions. to-day rendered her resignation to
take effect at once.
fOURIH-CLAsS rOSrMASffRS.
The following fourth-class pOstmasters
have been appointed North Carolina-GeO.
Young. AZ Luther. Virginia.. b. Lewis,
n Mitchelfs station.
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LAMBERrs POINT NOVEMBER 10.

IAMBERTs POINT, NOVEMBER 10.
CoALEp.
Steamship Augcrion from Norfolk 70 Liv-
trpool.
steam hip Rcstofveal, from New Orleans
90 Hnyrc.
steamship Ealing, from Galveston to liv-
crpOol.
steamship Marina. from Galveston TO
Antwerp.
LOADED.
Schooners Augustus Hunt. Bath; +. ~
Weaver. Sew Haven. barge 1augerties, New
York.
ARRIVED.
Steamship ROwcucr.
schooner H. T.. French.
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The Exposition

we can can't have, butthere Is Or. Dayid's
Cough syrup left 20 us. TRY 10 for coughs
colds. bronchitis &C., &c.-adS
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FINANCIAL CIRCLES DISTURBED
over Rumored Withdrawal of Bonds from
National Banks.


NEW YORK. November g.-COnsiderable
uneasiness in financial circles was caused
today by a rumOr from Washington that
secretary Window intended TO withdraw
the government bonds deposited in the ma
iional banks. The bears used il in depress-
ing stocks. while the loan crowd took adyan-
tage of the occasion 10 bid up the rates for
money 1t is generally thought by bankers
that bonds will be purchased by the govern
ment simultaneously with Withdrawals. II
this is done il will increase the money in
circulation, as the bonds command Il pre-
mium
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Jessie-Don't you agree with me, Mr.
D,odleigh, that Miss Jiltem is the most
sstless OF girls!
Doodleigh lan unsuccessful wooer-
Certainly. Awfully artless. (Sotto voce.)
BUT spell it with an ''h."-Pittsburg
Bulletin.
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Mr.. Davis Better.

NEW ORLEANS, La. November l9.-Mr.
J J-fprsOn Davis was almost free from fever
today, but is still very weak.
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THE ANNUAL POUND PARTY OF
l theIYf nidINKINfInM AIRY no. 2i7
Governor street. viii ke plce on WtD-
Nf~nNE. November .uth. The ladies earn
ctiIf sn felf r0 trhutlnns OF any de .cfiptlon
o. Ali them iu nd.Iu- 10 lhr COuiurt oi the
paflrnIs A ro.dil welcome VIII ne eN-
ien go f1 900 who may visit the institution
vu tle da. aYpuln ed.
'ilyng much a. the poor
Enrich man store. nOla-5t
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AuilsE1rNTs.

Steamship ROwcucr.
schooner n. C.fiencn.