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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-29
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-FIeur III mod
crate demand and held firmly; winter
wheat. low grades S2OO02. 10; patent,
$34Uu3.61; Minnesota clear S2.JOq2.2O;
do. patent, S3.s0Q4.S5; low extras, S2O3q
"a. southern flour urn and quiet; com
mon TO fair extra, S2.UOG3UOi gOOd 10
choice DO, S3.lOu420.
Nheat-SpOt market strong; No. > red,
store and elevator, Of"c.; ahoat, bt4u
G1lac. Options moderately active and IT.
regular. closing steady az 5s0Ac. below
yesterday; November Gi3sc., December,
Ot%-c., January, oS'sc.
Corn-SpOt fairly active and firm; No.
2, 444M44kc., elevator; 4J04J+sc. afoat.
options very dull and unchanged.
oats dull and firm November 349sc.,
December. 343Sc.; January, 3J4c., No.
white December. oG34c.; No. , white,
36Ac; mixed Western, 5iq36c.; white DO,
HAY steady and quiet. spring, 55aG0c.;
good 10 choice. .0q9Oc.
Dol steady ana moderately active;
domestic fleece, 2OG2Sc.; pulled. lGq25c.
Beef quiet and unchanged; family. Sl2.OO
u14oO; extra mess. Sl0.1nl1OO; beef
mans quiet at $500; uerced beef dun
and easy; city extra, India mess. 5000;
cut meats quiet and steady. picked bel
lies. $50; shoulders, Sb2506.Ju; hams,
50 2jnIO.N: middles nominal.
Lard quiet and weak; Western steam
closed at 81. 10, nominal; city, SSWqS.29
Futures nominal. Refined quiet; Cont
nent Sg15; South America, 500; COM
Pork in more demand and easy; mess,
SlJ.OOQ lO.Oo. -.
1gli26c. creamery. 22G26c.; Western
cairy. i7Q22c.; do, creamery, 2O92i52c.;
Egins, 2Tn21jac.
Cotton seed oil duh and easy; crude
2J19N3Oc.
Petroleum quiet and nominal; crude,
I'm barrels. Washington, $500 do. bulk
SAILS. Retiued-New York, S3l3; Phila-
deIphla and Baltimore, 500; DO. bulk
$2.GOd26J.
Rosin dun and steady: strained, com
mon to good, Sl2712dl. 32la.
Turpentine quiet and weak at -o5ae
3O4c.
Rice fairly active ana firm; domestic
fair 10 extra, 33sqJ4c.; Japan, lMq1tsc
MOiasses-toreign nominal; Ne" 'OI-
leans, open Kettle, good TO choice, quiet
and steady at 3OQ3ec ~.
Peanuts quiet; fancy hand-picked, 49
4l4c. -
Conee-Options steady and UNCHANGED
20 - points down; December, sl6:2Oa 100
February. SI5.75: May, Sl5zOq l5.3U; sep
tember S14.55n14.D. spot Rio dull ana
nominal: No Z, SltS7ia.
Sugar-Raw dull and steady; fair re-
timing 25sc Refined steady ana IN ialr
demand; No. +. 13-l6c., STANDARD A,
4 Lite; confectioners' a, 5-l6n4%c.
cut-loaf. 5n5 S-IBc.: crushed, 800 3-16c.;
graduated 4 5-l6c.
Freights 10 Liverpool quiet and steady;
cotton. by steamer. li-6id.: gram ny
steamer Sd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-29

CHICAGO ILL, Nov 2S.-Thc wheat
market was rather of a quiet order to-
eaf. The opening was about &c lower
shsn Yesterdays close. declined $alse.,
e4fdhccd iln&sc. cased on again, and
me close was isc lower for december
arc Au.c. lower for May.
Corn opened firm At a fractional adj
vance over yesterdays close. but he
Sdte easy trming towards u. close.
shich WAS al about the top prices OF
N,t nay, ana isgi4c. higher than Monday
Vals showed considerable firmness All
osy. The market closed &c higher than
33sss'efaay. al the outside figures for the
provisions opened weak and lower
me receipts of hogs were beyond An ex
- ~ ions the board OF Trade repor,
EFlng hem az hgD over estimates
tn,ie Nas conspicuous absence OF huv
ZIG ORDERS and a free selling caused a
ttithef decline. There was a slight re-
acton On some local purchases, but upon
,, nfing nlled and because later ad-
aiSre from The yards quoting much lower
,s,,si on packing grades Of hogs, . ma
Eta bfedk was experienced. which car
go JspasTs pork &c. below yesterdays
NV lIlSes, ~hege II closed. January Lard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-29

Who would ever have imagined that a
great ship-a modern wonder of the sea,
Ike the Paris or the Camperdown-is
built as a woman makes a dress, or
tailor cuts out a suit Of clothes? That
is the fact Ships nowadays are built
from patterns. and these patterns do
not differ greatly in appearance or In
fact from those which the publishers of
Harper's Bazar send )ut ever week 10
enable American women 10 copy the
fashions in dress To he sure, a tailor's
and a dressmaker's patterns are made Of
paper, and are laid upon cloth or dress
goods, while a shipbuilder's patterns are
made of wood, aud steel and iron are
made TO follow them. That is. perhaps,
The greatest difference between the meth
DDS Of high-grade tailoring and highs grade
ship-buiiding so far as their first steps
go.
The English have only lately begun to
value the model as the basis of ship
building. A famous American ship
builder says that the model or the yacht
America was the first model he ever
saw in EngIand. That accounts for the
absence OF beauty in English ships. which
even to this day possess varying degrees
OF uginess, but no beauty. For though
they make models to-day, the mere max
ing OF them does not suffice. The art
and appreciation OF matchmaking must
be instructive. The French and Spanish
from the earliest times made beautiful
ships and models. and when one OF these
ships fell into the hands OF the English.
they adopted and used her II possible
or il she was too much damaged they
took her apart. piece by piece, ana
built a new ship like her. by copying the
exact shape OF each part of her I'm new
material. Curlously enough. We Ameri-
cans have always made beautiful ships
wen-propor,ioned. artistic IN every line.
while satisfactory in an equal degree for
all practical purposes.
4 model is made In way that seems
queer 10 the average layman. who doubt
less suspected that IL was whitfield into
shape out of a block OF wood. as We
boys used TO white our blocks at the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-29

RICHMOND, V A, NOV. =, 1913.
Light offerings of tobaceos at auction
on Change to-day; highest price for sun
cured, ~.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
Wrappers, ~ hogsheads; filters, Il; cut
tiers, -. Total, lO3 hogsheads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day:
Inspections-B Bright. ~ hogsheads; dark,
u hOgsheads and ! tierces; Western,
hogsheads. nspectiOns-Bright' 80
hogsheads: dark. hogsheads; Western
hogsheads.
Wilson'S. Allegheny Shockoe, Daven-
ports Planters, SeabroOks. and Cren-
shaS tobacco warehouses report to-day:
Receipts, 70 packages; deliveries, SO pack
ages.
United States internal revenue conec-
lions for the city OF Richmond. Va. to-
day: Cigars and cigarettes. S3'D 10: plug
tobaccOs. SluS1.44. Total S23T9.5J
A big sale of bright loose at Shelburne's
warehouse to-day. highest price for wrap
pers. %fi+. and prices generally good
A rafting good sale Of bright loose a
Davenport warehouse to-day; "A big sale
at satisfactory prices; highest price Tor
wrappers, $50.
The Planters tobacco warehouse had
the biggest sale of the season, "A large
number OF plies selling up IN the forues
and fitties.
A good sale Of dark loose at Crenshaw's
warehouse to-day.
RegistereG AT the Tobacco Exchange
to-day: {. Barksdale. HenrcO
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Old Fowls-Hens, 2Oa25c.; Mixed coops.
2OT25c.: ducks. 20Q2c.
Eggs-14al5c., per dozen.
Butter-choice lSa25c, per pound; medium
15G17c; common. 12dl4c.
Grapes, pound baskets. 12d15c; l0 pound
baskets, 20a25c.
SEEDS.
Ciover-Red S.50d2S00: sapnng, GA:
timothy. s2I0d$2 %; herd grass, $l25QtL 40;
Kentucky bluegrass. N.25aSl.5O.
POWDER AND SHOT.
Fuse-Toy mining. 35a75c per hundred
feet; powder. $3.50 per key; blasting, $3.50.
mining, $40
shot-Drop shot, .l55 per bag; buck
shot. $3.50 per bag.
Choice Porto Rico molasses, 35c.; medi-
um, 2Sc.; fair, &c: No. l Cuba, 25c.; No.
2 Cuba, DC: fancy New Orleans. 45c. ;
choice New Orleans, SOc.; baking mo-
lasses. HGlsc.
Soap-Common, l-495c. per pound !;
best washing, ] l-1g4 l-2c.; toilet, 25q4Oc.;
country. 4d5c.
Fish-Herrings, North Carolina family
roe. I'm half barrels, &Q3SO; Potomac
gross, new. $3.50; North Carolina cuts.
new gi75Q600.
Lard-Priine, II 1-2c.; prime. In ierces'
lie; lard compound, s'-'c.' tor uerces'
country. 6 l-2d5c.; cans, usual difference.
Matcbes-60s, per gross, 55c; zOOs, per
gross 81 70: 3OO's. per gross. s2.OO; .Us,
per gross. S00Q5.5O
Rice-Carolina. 3 l-2qec.
Salt-Lverpool, factory filed. N-2;
ground alum. sl.oO; domestic, pa pounds,
bleached, sacks. H.l5qLD.
Syrup-Naniaa sugar drip, &C, No. l
corn syrup. 2Sc.; No. 2 corn syrup. 26c.;
choice corn syrup. 26a2Sc. medium sugar
syrup. ga Zoe; fair. 20c.; common lodlsc.
Bacon--Clear rib sides. IL I-zQ &c; sugar
cured shoulders, l20ls &c: Virginia
hams. fancy. 10 lie; Smithheld bFms.
iSa 20c.; sugar-cured. Is 1-2dl6 1-2c.; bulk
sides. 10 i-2c.; clear sides, 10 pc. fat
backs. heavy, 10 7-Sc.; bellies. IL lie;
short ba ks. 10 l-2c.i PORK strips, 10 l-2c.;
butfs. l-2c.; mess pork, tH.OO per barrel.
Coffee. lilo, u lie. Laguyra. q he. {;
Java. pc.
Csndles-AdamantineD II ounces, i-2c.
Cheese-Northern and Western prime
cutting. small, IL 1-2Ii? 1-2c.; common.
cutting. small II l-2&l2c.; common,
7Q11c. pineapple. &c:
Tubs-Cedar n.be4S5.15 nest; painted.
$500 a nest.
Washboards- Wooden, 3l.Ona$1.25; zinc
Buckets-PaInted. two hoops. r.l5; three
Brooms-Two strings. N.lO0N %; three
strings, sl.S54t2.OO: tour strings. S-VOg
Baskets-Willow, sl.l6aN.So per nest;
split, 50Q75c. per dozen
MEAT.
Beef on the hoof-Cows. l-2Qic. per
pound steers, $50 l-zc.
Hogs-SS6s9 per hundred.
Veal-Fat. Size. per pound, faitiy
good, 41-2q5c.
lambs l-2d6c per pound.
causage-Bologna Jo-pound boxes l-2c.
ner nonnd. smoked Vienna. za-pound
boxes. foc. per pound
'O'''' IJNBLEACHED DRfLLs
"a Piedmont drill. 6l-7o.; rs Green
wood do. sl-4c.: "a Greenvihe. do, BE-;
rs Pepperell. &c.
SUGAR
Sugar-New York reiiners caro- pfiteS
Cut-losf. SO: powdered. A-S; cubes s'eo'
graduated. A6i: confectioners "A, st"o'
white. extra &C" 81 qSl.25; yellow grades,
* Isq,S4 "a: brown grades. ss.0dSSh.
FLOUR. MEAL AND MTLL-FEEE.
Corn Meal-o5c. per bushel, for country;
G2 l-2c. for city miiis.
Fiour-Family ss.ooQsso; superfine. s2.7o;
patent, s3.75d450.
Bran, brownstuff and shipstun. sl7 bulk.
Hay-No. / timothy. sl63: No. 2, Sl5.3;
-aixad hay. iis.ooi clover hay. tlSM
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. MD, Nov 2s.-Flour duh
and unchanged.
Wheat easy: No red spot, November
and December 65Isc; steamer No. = red
6li3c. asked. milling wheat, by sample,
b1Qb6c
Corn dull and easy; mixed spot ana NO
yember. 4Slp45ltc.: steamer mixed, 4O2
gale. white corn. by sample. 4Oq4Sl2c.;
yellow do, 4Od45c
oats steady: No. White. Western.
3ll2N3jc.: No. mixed, western, 33l2H34c.
Rye inactive: No. .. sc.
Hay steady. with inquiry light; good
20 choice timothy, Sl4.JpH lo.ao.
Grain freights quiet. steamer TO Liver
pool. al. asked; Cork FOR orders, 3s.3d.
Butter frm; creamery fancy, 2Sc.; lar
to choice, 23d20c.; imitation, 2Sa24c.
other articles unchanged.
StOcks-Nirginia consol threes, 64a4: Bal
tjmOre and ONO stock, 81; Baltimore and
Onto southwestern tirsts lO4 first IN
comes. 40 bid; second incomes. 2llZ7;
tnird incomes, 7q9; Consolidated Gas
bonds, ~ bid do. stocks, SJAu54.
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0hucks. cOds5c.
BEESWAx. FLAXSEED AC

Black Oak Bark-Rossed. 1000 per a7p
Roots-Ginseng. s2.5oG2eo per pound. .
Seneca, 33I135c. per pound golden seal
15ql7c. per pound; pink. 10 i-2&i3c. per
pound; Wild ginger, l0pl2c. natural. &c.
per pound. yellow dock. l-2G4c: Bur
dock. l-2c. per pound: lady's slipper.
SAFE. per pound: fassafras bark. 4sl5c'
per pound 'verwort leaves. eGsc per
pound; bloc )ot. 1-2d4c per pound.
Corn-Whi DC; mixed. Sc
Rye-75aS0c. Ter bUshel.
Sumac-Per bushei. 75c to Sl.o0.
pounds: blackjack and chestnut. rough.
H00a7.eO per 1900 pounds.
Sole Leather-Trimmed best good
stamp. middle. 2lc.; seconds, isc: good.
damaged, is l-2c.; poor. damaged. lie.
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GENER8L MARKETS.

DRUGS. DYESTUFFS. OILS, ETC.
Extract Ogwood-Assorted, 154l6c.
Alum-3a4c.
Concentrated Lye-Sl.75 TO $3.50 per case.
Cochineal-5Oc. per pound.
Copperas-1 l-2g2c
ldadder-16c.
Indigo-60G75c.
OHs-Linseed. 5Oa55c; machine, 45a75c. (:
whale. 45c.: straits, 4Oq45c.; Labrador
cod oil 4Od50c.; lard. 75c asl.00; sweet
s. 90 per dozen, best salad $3.50: Virginia
Iubricating. 15g4Oc.; Kerosene. iq9c. cash
Alcohol s2.SOa25O; sperm oil. sOOal Is;
castor oil, $40; sulphur. 3q4c.; blue
stone, cal lac.
Spiees1Pepper. salOc.. allspice. ealOc. !:
ginger. 14925c.: cloves. 2Oc.; cinnamon
bark. lOc.
Yellow Plne--I, l IA. IL inch, No. l.
seasoned. 16 feet, N400ql6oO; i, IA. l IL
inch No. 1, green. Is feet. yl2.OOdl400; l..
1 IA, IL inch, No. z, seasoned, l6 feet.
Y2 0OQ14OO: /. IA, IL inch, No. ?. green,
iS feet, slOOoa12,OO; 1, Ia. IL inch. No.
g. green, 16 feet, 3s0oc9.o0; /, / IA, IL
inch No. J. heart. 16 feet, $500; l. IA.
70 inch. No = heart. 1G feet, $l8.00d22. o..
Weather-boarom ing Fitched-No. 1, sea-
pned. 16 feet. sl4O0; No. l, green. 16 feet,
$500; seasoned. 16 feet, 81. Ood13.0o; No.
2 green, 10 Ieet, SlU.UVulL.vut NJ. >, green,
Sc feet, $800d9 90; sawed laths. Sl69al.65.
CEMENT, LIME. PLASTER. &C.
Cenent-James River, Sl.2o per barrel;
Rosendale. $3.50; Imported Portland, $50
s3g5; American Portland. 2.T51s3.
Lime-Agricultural, SGlOc per bush"l;
Rockland slOJQSllO per barrel: Virginia.
81.
Plas,er-Lump. 81 per ton; ground,
$50; calclned plaster. N65.
North Carolina far. large size, So; coal
tar 81.
Fire Brick S358S4O per 1000.
Plastering Hairs 1~2d4c per pound.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Lemons-S3 75QS450.
Oranges-Nessina, sS.25Qs35O; Florida.
s25Oq$3.O0.
Peaches-Three-peck boxes bOd100.; one
half bushel boxes. 40Q50c.
Apples-Ordinary 7511.OO per barrel.
Banapas- .00aSi75 per bunch.
Vegeta bles-Onions, 22jQ2.5O per barrel.
Irish potatoes. 1.75d200 per barrel.
No @ no demand.
Cabbage. IOOQ5.OO per hundred.
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CINCINNATI

tINCINNAII o, Nov. 2S.-tIour-
Spring patent. s3.I5hi.vo; family, x2.7o
as.
Wheat steady; NO. red, GOc.; sample
red SIC.
Corn steady; No. white. 39c.: No. .
yellow, 3yi2c.: No. mixed, 3yc.
oats steady and unchanged
Pork steady; mess, $500; clear mess
SliD: family pork, $500
Lard steady; steam leaf. $50; kettle
dried. Ss.62l4.
Bacon steady; shoulders. $3.50; rib sides,
$500. short clear $50.
" Whisky steady at xl.l5.
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BONDS
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

oferines-W Wheat BIZ bushels: corn
tNMiel. 1876 bushels. oats 800 bushels
Sdl-s-N neat. 3ll2 bushels: corn
(Nhltel, 1876 bushels. oats 3. 40 bushels.
Quotations-W neat-LOngbe &c. 10
pc. mixed, ODc 20 Gjc., shortberry, 5Sc.
o. toe; No. red. &c
'orn-W mite, prime Virginia dag lots).
Goo white new. dc 20 dc: No. >
white, 45c. 80 46c., No. mixed. Ale.
Odts-Ninter for seed 34c 10 SIC:
iigr. TO 34c.
Rye Csc. 10 sc.
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closed 27,9c lower and January lids "Vv.
lower tnan YESTERDAY THESE prices "ei'
the bottom for the day. ..,,a
Cayn Quota,ions-riour was u,ie
steadser; No. spring wheatl "f21"<e'
No y red G2c; No corn. JJl<c., NO.
oats ySdl lsssc pork, ST.. iJnl3,W; lard,
s.. 1JdS -: s1bs, x7.ODuil3; shouiners'
s. tetsf /. -. sides xx t.f{S.tp, whisky. S.i'
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ST LOIIS.

ST. LOGlS, MO, Nov. 2S-tlour quiet
and unchanged.
Wheat lower: November. JS1zc.: Deem
Der, $50. January, 6pfSc.
Corn higher; November 32iac.; Deem
Der. J21kc
Oats lower: November. 2Sc. December
&c
Pork Standard mess, yl4.50: on orders.
$loVVul32o.
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COSBY.-Died, November -, 1873. at
his residence in this city, WILLIAM W
COSBY, JR., in the thirty-sixth year of
his age.
Funeral from Dr. Hoge's church NO
NEMBER ~ 1876, at $3.50 +. n
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SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH, GA. Nov. 2s-rhrpentine
opened at &c. TO 27Ac. and cios-d firm at
pc: the sales were about 1909 casks
Rosin market firm and fair demand I;
sales about 500 barrels. Quote-A. H.
{. and e, Sl05 i, SLl0; G., SL2lA; n.
81 10: /, 81 10: X. x2.3S: M. $40; N. 1910;
window glass, $500: water white. Sl.10
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inE TIMEs-RlCHMoND VA WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER % lsas

Iard-Prime steam, $s2S, nominal.
Dressed Meats-Shoulders, SG.3Til: longs
and clear ribs, xI25. shorts. SI.iJ.
Bacon-Boxed shoulders, s1.2s; longs,
Ss.3fh; clear ribs, Ss.3Ih; shorts, Ss.6zh.
High wines steady al 81 10
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I'LL AfINcnnN

WlLMl NOTION. n. c., Nov. 2S.-Rosin
quiet. strained, Slo0; good do, Sl.uJ.
Turpentine quiet at 2U4c.
Iar nrm at Sl.OO
Crude turpentine firm; hard, SlOj; soft
and ylrg!f $40.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET

RICHMOND. VA. Nov. 2S. 1888.
Reported by John l.. Williams a sons
Bankers and Brokers No. 1000 Main
street
Sales-l0000 Virginia Centuries at bils.
Government Securities. Bid. Asked
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CHARLESTON
ToRAcCO EXCHANGE.

CHARLESTON. s. G.. Nov. 2s.-Tur-
pentlne firm at &c.
Rosin nrm at Si.OO for good strained.
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Nov. 20
1885,

BACHELOR Or WORK OF THE HEART sMsvE
LAYS OF ANCIENT
No OF
s
K
OR.
Noa c.
No NOISES
THE SCARLET LETTER HAWTHORNE
ESSAYS OF
No VICAR OF WAKEFIELD qnustaedl
n TWiCEToLD
PAUL AND VIRGINIA
No By ronlO
No
No LUCILLE. r.
N DREAMS
No
sbovstco
.. .......
" .
Address TIMES BOOK DEPARTMENT. Building
Watch the list carefully, constantly added
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INSURANCE.
~--~-~--- 80 -
INCORPORATED 1Is4
Mutual Assurance Society
OF VIRGINIA..

r,,s verf-known institution. the old
sst in the South, insures buildings against
FIRE AND LIGHTNING
ON the most favorable terms by
Perpetual aud Annual Policies.
rosses equitably adjusted and promptly
I'D This society. with Its record OF
hearty one hundred years ears. 81 - successful e. hn
utsh 10 combine perfect security with
low rates OF premium.
DIRECTORS.
William II. Palmer.
William +. Gray,
James W. Allison.
Alfred 4. Harris. Jr.
Lewis Ginter.
Joseph Bryan.
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE.
Principal Agent
roANl< r.. STEGER, Secretary.
rH0nAS BOILING. JR.. Asst. SecI
Holm BLAIR. Collector.
su3O-we. fr. su.Smo.
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Schooner George r. Vreeland, Abbott.
Elizabethport. pig iron, j. y Gordon
agent, vessel Curtis q Parker
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PORT or WEST POINT. Nov. ~. 1873.
hRR1N ED

Steamship Berkshire. kirSin. Provi-
dence via Norfolk and Newport News.
passengers and general cargo.
steamship Charlotte, Courtney, Balti-
more. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Elm City. Marshall Walker
ton. passengers and general cargo.
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Steamship Berkshire, kirwin, Baltimore
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte, Courtney, BaIu-
more. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Elm city. Marshall. Walker
ton, passengers and general cargo.
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PORT or RICHMOND. Nov. ~. 1S8.
ARRIVED.
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/. THE REvERIEs OF BACHELORS Or BOOK OF THE HEART

l. THE REvERIES A BACHELOR: OR, HEART.
By TX MARVEL donald G. MtchelL)
1@''i a s LEY n Tis S' s H COS. % our us s.
how a as' D.op Mssr' s st fro" his ''' how quaint
ANCIENT ROME By MAcAvLAY Beautifully Illustrated
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: . a ar. %a s ' % ted delicate s outline The Illustrations
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ne" SS by laa s % ' s s m s sS 9 ~ I'll. m
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A. SEVEN GABLES By NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE
Th; Of Havs full Of the imaginative charm Of romance
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and ssps IT 'a ra1s apprsHCn
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sns Side S Sas srsat @sav. p~s and
original sSs D erssp once @ be
s ss;,5 %"' ''' make the ''' Creep ''' ' 49, ~
% , n ust the book hand Of youth circulating health,
mar g and the T' asa 9
optimistic andp patriotic IDEAS
- oOspS From AN OLD MANSE. BY NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE
s SsAsHStS S fSmSaa asa
a:i"ss sns. to for pubic IL 'a''
. r sc,p1pr LITTER BY NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE
" - Of exhibng e1traordnary p,r OK mental
iys graph; Sssir colonial literature
n ss ne Of novels s true d" on'' " ' ~ ~ ~ ~
t tase Of the AEGEAN place
90 ESSAYS OF ELLA. CHARLES LAMB ,.,....-,. ., -.
hss fS gay w h ssi.f s @
hits happy written md grace ana shs sonon s ss
and gives everything and sheds
grace Ov ALL
o.n nc WAKEFIELD. By OLIVER GOLDSMITH
Id" ,sny illustrated OF famous EnsDsn classic VIII increase
attractions whole world Goldsmith has ed over The wora tn:
a other w OK hCu s As sir w t
said 3 again Of an % Tn0 t ssDts. w
reconcile US TO Poor pOa genial fancy and the most
S SIn,% simplicity
H. hawthorne in at us book S : S:
w Originally to am A I'm reality
s Felicity On as % sc story
s own sontep's bs Imaginative genius
Paw ,orv wholesome romantic school
This dy book for Itself In the homes OF almost every
people possess ro 5sy' s
fascination s charming wea edfng generations yet unborn
oonv ov Az AFRICAN By RALPH on OLIVE scHRrmER
IT, & the nom Ralph Iron miss ys @ mas @ an
nary hor followed no osni,es mode
but struck Eu Crcha1d farm South Ais ana
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MARINE INTLLLlGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC. Nov. %. 1893.

Sun rises 49,. s7;J5 loon rises ..,I,,l4p
Sun SETS. .... 4:ll DAYS length Oh 45m.
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op rHr SCOTTISH CAVALIERS.

Professor
Ancient
met with IN school reader and IN TIE
verseth '''"
,gains that the 'C0Vena"''"
,c,,p Pv OWEN Robert Lord Lyt'on.l
is.
paris S a with rnyned coupies
Ambas
thought fuiy
dialogue
.r,ws Rv Ralph irony OLIVE ScHRENER
10. Farm Dreams has OF the char
ndmoaIp
tights of a reand
. mr. ,cE BEAUTY. By ANNA sEwEL-
werde
makes
instinct
to 10 WV -"
press ~ Of all animals
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H. THE SCARLET LETTER. by

A romance of intense interest ro r" an ar art
iysis and graphic des,rl tpoIonia life. we ha
Iri me-" ~ hest of SCOTS novels. 1t IL true at
features OF the age and piace'
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~ NOISES FROM AN OLD MANsE.

Another delightful companion 10, , iuse 49,, a
ners which Hawthorne entitled MOSES rr0n, ,d
works, 1t is distinguished iO r,,hi,c favor.
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4. THE HOUSE or THE SEVEN GABLES. By \

This masterpiece Of Hawhornes Is full or the imasi
felicity OF touch, its author is unapproached by al
The work is perhaps the purest piece OF poetic
American literature
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ROCK OE GOLDEN DEEDS. BY c. NJ. YoNoE,

This is just the book to put INTO
morality. and true manly ana .s mot 'a
han this to develop and mould the I'd
ontimigtic and patriotic IDEAS
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SAILED.

Bark Juno, IN ballast, to load flour for
SHufn America
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/, FRAyKENsTRIN: OR, THE MODEi

Like Mrs. Groves Night SIDE OK Na'See'
hooL everv one should read. Its author mas
.a,rd but original genius. There are passage
~ mind and make the flesh creep. once read
gotten
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op wIKEPIELD. BY OLIVER GOLDSMITH.

This beautifully illustrated ea esosnne the claim has essen
It's @ the whole reading world Iolosi .as in q sra
book his the pastoral are
tenderest asd unapproahed, by any othe w. OK a
Scott said Oh the memory OF an au,ho VINO con,
human The BOOK asei
reconcile US Characteristic traits OF Poor Poll sehai iahg
dtyaring simplicity