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bales: exports 70 oreut Britain. 49,
bales; France. B.]si bales; Continent. mo
Totals since September ist; Net receipts.
i@ST bales; exports e Great Dr!tals.
r nsns. 49, b sfsse'' H' 'a's'' c0"s''
NEw ORLEANS. October u.-cottop-.
Futures steady; sales. $3.50 bales Octo-
Der. nominal; November, nominal: Dseym-
Der. 16.1l; January. SIS; February, e.H;
March; E.T; April, S.S; May e.0; June.
NAVAL sroRE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON. N. C.. October n
Rosin Arm; strained. &C.; good strained,
spirits Turpentine--F Firm ct DC.
Crude Tarpentine.Frrm: hard. $40;
soft. $50; virgin, no
SAVANNAH, GA, October n.-sp,rits
turpentine firm at 1%c.. for regulars.
Sales, 374 casks. Receipts. &s casks.
Rosin-F!rm ut the advance; good de-
and &. 400; d. H.I; L, u.ss: =, so: q.
N5: n, N75: I, n.&; X. t11; NJ. t,so;
y. s2s5; window-slass, SIS; water-whi,e.
CHARLESTON, s. c., October n.-Tur-
pen,ine firm at 2sc Receipts. u casks.
Rosin-F'irm at sl.0o. Receipts, Us bar
rels.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Reportcd for the Dispatch.)
NORFOLK. VA. October Z5-Afarket
quiet: common. Iaiilc. prime. &C.; extra
prime. PIC; fancy. 2kc.: new grades
nominal.
SILVER IN LONDON.
LONDON, ENG, October z3-Bar sill
yer. % Lied.
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,sv,lle, in beha,f OF The State Agricultu-

tersville, in behalf OF the State Agricultu-
raj Society.
The ponderous machinery was act In
operation amid the cheers OF several
thousand people. Tho attendance moro
than doubled the most eanguine expecta-
tons. The Exposition IL unduestionably
the greatest ever held In the south. there
being more attractions Of a superior ma
ture than were ever seen before IN the
South collected together Among the
principal attractions already I'm fun blast
are the Midway. "a produced in Chicago;
the Last Days Of Pompeii, the Wild West.
eleven magnificent county displays, and
hundreds OF others.
The racing Will be the greatest ever seen
youth OF Nashville. There are over 300
horses on the ground. with purses and
stakes amounting TO $4,000 Some of the
fastest horses In the country are here.
The main Exposition building is 100
feet long and ~ feet wide. and two stories
high. Machinery Hall IL 400 feet long and
filled to OVERLOOKING, while 600 cattle-stalls
are iillcd.
All departments are fun including the
agricultural. art. cattle, fancy-work, ma
chlnery. and domestic departments.
over 1000 people are expected to-nlor-
row. which is Press-Day. and several we'll
known orators will make addresses.
The management has prohibited gam
bling and the Exposition Is conducted I'm a
clean, moral. manner.
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HALIFAX DEMOCRATS AT WORK.
Special Trains t8 the Fair-The Roanoke
Rapids Enterprise.

WELDON, y. c., October 3.-tSpeciai)
The triangular fight in this county Is
warming up. The Democrats are work.
ing hard TO achieve a grand victory.
The Seaboard Airline runs special
trains from here to the State Fair to-
morrow and Thursday. Trains leave here
at a. NJ.
The news given out through this CORE
spondence in reference to the recent pur-
chase Of half interest In the Roanoke
rapids by a New York syndicate Is much
discussed throughout the county.
Mr.. A. Leazor. superintendent of the
penitentiary, has been here several days
on a visit TO the State farms. Mr.. Leazor
is much pleased with the fine crops ana
says the corn crop Is immense.
Miss Kate Taylor Prescott. one OF the
lovelicst young ladies Of Weldon, LETT
to-day to act "a one OF the bridesmaids at
the Telfair- Badger wedding IN Raleigh to-
night.
Mrs VI. 9. and Miss Mamie Stainback
returned home last night from a visit TO
their old home in Brunswick county, Va.
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THE RALEICHS TEMPERATURE.
Returned TO Have Her Ventilation I'm
proved-Other Cruisers-A Wedding.

NORFOLK, VA, October 23-Special.)-
The United States steamer Raleigh came
up to the navy-yard from Lambert Point
this morning 10 have the ventilation of the
nre-room enlarged and improved. She sa-
luted the pennant Of Rear-Admiral Brown
with thirteen guns as she passed up the
harbor, and tlIe salute was returned
with seven guns from the 81. Helena
battery. The Raleigh will be at the yard
about six weeks When running at
high rate of speed on her sea trial the
temperature OF the Raleigh went up TO
20 degrees.
The United States steamer Montgomery
went into the dry-dock to-day to have
her bottom painted and inspected. The
United States steamer Atlanta will not
bee able 20 get away from the yard until
The first Of December.
"l492" ALL RIGHT.
by orders Of the Mayor the chief and
detachment of police were at the Academy
Of Music last night to stop the perform
ance Of "ll92" if found too vulgar. The
officers retired after the first act. salts
fed with the character OF the play.
The ministers and lay delegates TO the
synod Of Virginia from the PRESBYTERIAN
churches OF this section left for Danville
to-day.
Captain a. J. Dalton was reelected
president Of the Volunteer Firemen's
Veteran Association last night.
Mr. Edgar r. Dawes. a popular young
businessman. and Mrs. Linda +. Dey
were united in marriage this afternoon AT
ST Lukes Protestant Episcopal church.
Rev. A. s. Lloyd sOemnized the nuDtials
in the presence Of large assemblage.
and later the happy couple left on
honeymoon trip North.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-24
ST. ASAPH RAcE-TRACK.
The knowing Ones Guess Three of the
Six Winners

WASHINGTON. October 23-Cloudy
weather kept down the attendance at
the nth days races Of the Virginia
Jockey club, and only fair-szed crowd
was present. The track was very fast.
and the majority OF the races on the
card were well contested The know
ing ones guessed three OF the six winners.
and there were no shots longer than
& 10 I.
The third which was a dash OF five and
n half furlongs. for maiden 2-year-olds.
WAS closely fought from start 10 finish.
with a slight lead. but was quickly joined
by Amsterdam. They ran the back
stretch, around the turn. and into the
home-strctch as though harncssed to-
gethcr. Truepenny caught the pair in
the last fuTlong, and won in hot finish
by a length. with Golden Gate half a
length in front Of Amsterdam.
The sixth. a dash OF five and half fur
longs. for 2-year-old maidens. was wei
played. Samaritan and Forager. at II to
each, were favOritcs. with The Clown
and Vent and The Scalper. s TO / each.
well backed. There were too many look
ing for q long shot on Tree Top. at
% to J. and the odds were hammered to
- TO l. Midgeley rode finely. and landed
Vent a winner by less than length
bea ting the bunch In front OF the stand
First ce-Heavy Handicap. six fur
longs-Harrington O6. Simms. EVEN won
Urania second, Ia. Kearney third. Time
l:l6 Il.
Second race-selling. one mle--Shadow
go. Griffin, TO y won. Nero second, Gold
Dollar third. Time. l.42 81.
Third race-hve and IL half furlongs-
TrucPenny an, Doggett. to p won,
Golden Gate second Amsterdam third.
Time. Ito "a.
Fourth race-seling mile and six
teenth-Liye oak G02. Griffin, to 81
won. Long Bridge second, Sctauket third.
Time. $50 1-2.
Fifth race-selling six furlongs-Der-
fargilla Ol4 Dosgett. I to 1O won. Prince
John second. Little Billy third. Time,
! 10 81
sixth race--five and half furlongs-
Vent al. Midgelcy. g t. u won. Forager
second. The Scslper third. Time, 1:l2
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SCOTLAND NrcHs GRAND RALLY.
Fopuii'ts Comipg Back to the Ds'necrsts-.
Musical Entertainment.

SCOTLAND NECK. N. c., october a.
tSpeciaL)-The Democratic club Of this
place is making preparations for a grand
rally next Saturday. Hons. r. b. Glenn.
w. X. Henry. C. u. Aycock. and +. III.
busbee are to be here. There will be a
Dig parade and general Democratic jubi-
lee. The railroads will make extra ar
Engagements for persons to come on morn
ing trains from Weldon. Glenn had
big day at Tarboro' yesterday.
The Populists hereabouts are weaken
Ing. and 1t now appears like many who
have been strong Populists will now vote
the Democratic ticket since the Republi-
cans put out a straight ticket.
MIR. T. III. Hollingsworth, former super
intendent OF the knitting-mills here. Is
engaged with the mills again to do some
machine work
Mr.. III. u. Hardy, agent for the News
and Observer, gave an entertainment to
the Democratic club In Temperance Hall
last night. with music. whistlng, and
song.
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not expected to MAXI public speech. he
ia making q silent canvass among our
citizens. While here he II the guest OF
Rev. w. Thorburn Clark.
Senator John w. Daniel. Major Peter
]. Otey. and Hon. W. X. McKenney VIII
speak here tomorrow. and from present
Indications they win have n large crowd
TO hear them.
DIR. A. s. Priddy II In Richmond at
tending a meeting OF the Board OF Medi-
cal Examiners OF Virginia. OF which ne
Is n member.
Lieutenant r. w. Rose. Fifth Infantry
United States army, who has been visit-
ing his brothers here. leaves Tomorrow
for his post. at Mount Vernon Barracks'
Alabama.
Judge A. L. VanNess left to-day Tor
business-trip 20 New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-24
MAJOR P. J. OTEY's ESTIMATE.
lie Feels Assured of Success rs Between
Himself and Hampton HoGc.


ROANOKE, VA, october 23.-(Special)
Major Peter J. Otey. the Democratic
nominee for Congress from the Sixth
District, arrived here this morning from
Halifax county and left about noon with
W. O. Hardaway. of Roanoke, for
Stuartsville. Bedford county, where they
were 10 speak at . i. NJ. to-day. In
conversation with your correspondent ne
said he had made a careful count of 100
precincts in this district, and found the
vote would stand about as follows: Otey
DemocraO, 600: Hoge. 600 utepublican);
Rucker PopulisO. $500. This showed that
Rucker was not in the race at all. ana
that the fight was between himself ana
IIOge. As the remaining precincts IN
cluded the larger cities of the district,
and would give solid Democratic ma
iority. he felt assured Of success. Major
Otey Is making a close and careful can
vass. He is taking nothing for granted
and makes his estimates on his own oh
servation. He SAYS Democrats are now
thoroughly aroused. and that their
strength is increasing daily.
Grand-Lecturer J. o. Holbrook. of the
Grand Lodge Of Masons of Virginia, Is
here. giving lessons in the work of the
order to Masons in this city and section.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-24
DEMOCRATS OF OLD WARWICK.
They Are Organizing and Determined 10
win-RsIIy and Torchlight Procession.

They Are Organizing and Dsterminsd 10
win-RslIy and TorchIight Procession
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. October D.
(Special)-The Democrats held another
rousing meeting in their hall here last
night. The club with regret read ietter
from Senator John W. Daniel stating that
he would be unable to address the citizehs
here. as he had expected. The ciup sen.
letters to several OF the big guns anu
they hope TO be able 10 have many NOR
speakers here during the remainder vi
the campaign. The Second District mas
big fight on it's hands, and none Oh ts
citizens are more aware OF that fact ana
more determined to win than the Dehio-
Gratis of old Warwick. They are organ,
izlng as they have never done before ana
TO say they are aroused and determiheu
TO win Is putting 1t mildly.
RALLY AND PROCESSION.
The club decided to have grand rally
and torchlight procession here on the
% of November. and have invited tne
various adjoining clubs to take part Ihls
promises to be one OF the largest Demo-
cratic demonstrations ever held In this
county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-24
JOINT DISCUSSION IN PATRICK.
A. j. Montague Makes the Fur Fly" and
Wins the Victory.

DANVILLE. VA, October 23.-(Spe-
cialD-A special TO .he Register from
Stuart. Patrick county. says: 4 joint
discussion took place here to-day between
\. J. Montague, of Danyille; Sowder
Jones. of Roanoke. and Pedigo. Of Floyd
county There was a large turnout If
the people, but the victory was with the
Democrats. Mr.. Montague was at his
best. and he made the fur fly. The
crowd was with him from the beginning,
and remained with him 10 the close OF
the meeting. He discussed the issues OF
the campaign In a plain. clear. forcible
manner. and every blow he gave the OPP
position was driven home by the voclie-
rous applause Of the people.
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Creenesy!lie (ircuit Court.

EMPORIA, VA. october 2.--fSpecial)-
The Circuit Court fall term dion. y.
\. Hancock convened yesterday morn
ing. The docket was called, and seve-
raj cases were appropriately disposed of
and others fixed for trial during the
term. Ten chanccry orders were disposed
Of No jury cases were taken up. Inc
Jury was summoned TO appear this morn
ing. The case of WINS administrators
vs.. Petersburg Railroad Company was.
by consent Of counsel continued until
the next term. The Judge will go to
brunswick this afternoon To finish up "a
case there, and Will return in the morn
ing. The court will likely be in session
here all the week. The only nonresident
lawyer here yesterday was Mr.. Charles
Hall Davis, Of Petersburg.
orders for printing sent 10 the Dis
ootch Company will be given prompt at
tention. and the style Of work and prices
will be sure to please you.
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Run Over nv m Train and Killed.

WILSON. ". c.. October 22.-CSpecial)--
This morning the dead body Of a man
was found on the railroad near the old
depot. He had beer run over by the fast
mail last night yhe corpse was horribly
mutilated-in fact, so mutilated that one
could hardly tell whether he was a white
man or a negro. IL is supposed that
he was drunk and fell upon the track
just before the train. There seems to be
no reason 10 suspect foul play.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-24
TIE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear and cool.
State of thermometer:
Mean temperature. ....................
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.


NEW YORK, October 23-Afrairs at the
Stock Exchange are drifting from bad to
worse, so far as business is concerned.
the total sales to-day having amounted
to only 93,l3l shares. against 12i,2l2 shares
yesterday.
In to-day's total American Sugar inquired
for over a third-31, 900 shares changing
hands. The stock advanced rs. to 81. al
the start, and then ran off to s5lsGS69s.
The early advance was ascribed to pur-
chases by parties friendly to inside in
terests.
Manhattan was in better demand, and
moved up Ia, to 1854. Covering OF snort
contracts led to the recovery in the stock.
Northern Pacific preferred was heavy,
breaking per cent. TO 1913. on the failure
of the receivers TO place the S,vo,VO
certificates authorized by the court Bios
for less than 100000 were received, ana
The general belief now is that the Re-
organization Committee will have to come
to the front once more. 1t is intimated
that negotiations between the company
and the receivers viii be reopened shortly
The Changers were inclined 10 weak
ness. owing 10 belief that the tortn
coming statements or the 81 faui anu
buIllUEtbu anu 'SAiiiNy NAit ~
Bile Long stock did not come out ias,
enough. however, TO suit the bears. ana
a trader offered to bet $1,000 even that
St Paul would sell down point before
going up one.
Reading was neglected. the announce
ment from Philadelphia that Master-ln-
Chancery Crawford had filed report APP
proving the organization plan falling nat.
In the inactive stocks, Consolidated 'ias
declined ~. to llsh. American Tobacco
rose pa, Cedar Falls and Minnesota 2,
and Pullman Palace. IA. Pan HandIe
preferred fell 2. 10 Il. on rumors that
The dividend may b. reduced or passed.
Speculation closed dull. The net changes
show losses OF i.G%t per cent, outside OF
Northern Pacific preferred, which sold
down Ia per cent. Rock Island gained
4. Sugar and Distillers u, and wabash
preferred 3. each. The bond market was
Treasury balances: Coin. $75,76looo; cur
rency. $5GSiJ.00o.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy at per cent last
loan at |, and closing offered ar per
cent; prime mercantile paper 5qt per
Ear silver. GA. silver at the board g.
bid IL, ,,,,,,
business In bankers bills at NS2tHfs'
for sixty days. AMI ASliaa4s'A Tor De
mand: posted rates. $isSd4S. CONNER
clal bills siS5iaG i.Sl2. 49, ,,,,
Government bonds steady. state pohdS
dull. Railroad bonds iirmer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-24

to-day. Heavy-bodled msahoganies sold
well. and bright wrappers up to &c., mar
ket figure. No sales at auction on Change
since the 9TH instant. Private sales were
light.
Mr. X. A. Trice's record ne auctioneer
OF loose tobacco last week was 80 piles
In hour and minutes
Mr.. J. o. W. Gravely. OF Rocky Mount,
n C.. was on the market to-day
Mr.. Alfred r. Harris commenced buying
to-day. Mr.. Jack Gregory is In his en-
pioy on the loose market.
MIR. c. Il. Wilson Will soon be buying
loose.
MIR p. l.. Woriuley II reported some
what better to-day, but II stll very sick.
Mr. w. r. Hancock and soms friends
went deer hunting In Chase City county
to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-24
NARRIAnRa

Observation-Disclosures. in
this city yesterday. Rev. DR.. John X.
Mason officiating. Miss ANGELfTA
LAWRENCE. OF this city. 10 Mr..
CHARLES ii. BRANNAN, OF Baltimore.
The ceremony was performed at the
sesidence Of Captain J. J. Corile. No. p9
north Seventh street. The bride was
given away by her father. J. C. Law
renee, Of New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-24
nFATHs.

McDONALD.--Di al the residence Of
her grandfather. Captain r. T. Snead.
2i32 Pleasant street, at go O'Clock Tues.
day morning, BERNICE LEE. only child
of the late j. Herbert and Laura u. Nc
Donald: aged II years.
Funeral will take place at Christ Epls-
copal church. THIS "wednesday EVE
MING at $50 O'Clock. Friends and ac-
duaintances invited 10 attend.
Chase City (Va.) papers please copy
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I-l NACON EXPOSITION.
'o"i Nm'ar, and Handsome Women


I''',thing the Greatest"
oh. October 23.-The Dixie
I.f under the auspices OF
-AposIti0n Company. opened
'-'t with ,he grandest street pro-
.en in the South. being over
and composed Of the local
branches q The city govern
.. ili bands. fifteen carriages
t... ".'h flowers and each contain
49,. .' 'h- handaomest women In the
".i hundreds of dcliyery-wagons.
- recession formed IN the busIness
ple city. and after parading
N'iiL streets. went TO the fair
,.. where the fair was formally
brief speech by Mayor Horne.
Con-. 1.fo president Of the, Exposition
'''' aud Ar. Tom Lyon. Of Car
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-24
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. O.toper "a. $50

OFFHRrSGs.- Wheat. 1880 bushels. Corn
White, 10 Dashels Oats, 1000 bushels. Peas,
100 bushels.
sALEs.-Wheat. 1,52s bushels. Coru--Whte,
80 bushels.
QUOTATIONS. Wheat Lcnsberry. 55a57c
mixed. 5Aa57c.: snortDerry. o3a5!c.: No =.
red, 56Ixc. Corn White Virginia tbss lots. newi.
53a55r. No. g white. SIC. (: No mixed. obc
Oats--No 2 mixed. 32tsa33c. No Mixed
3lIta32c.; winter. 36s42c. Rye oosooc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-24
SUFFOLK'S ANNUAL FAIR.
The Racing Confined to Home Horses
With No Records-The Result.

Ut tktfibs touhHtu w
With No Records-The Result.
SUFFOLK. VA. october 2S.-(Special)-
The third annual exhibition OF the Suf-
folk Fair and Agricultural Association
commenced to-day. the attendance being
quite good for the opening. one of the
principal features IS Wild-West show,
which gives an interesting entertainment.
The horse-raclnE to-day was confined to
home horses with no records mile heats.
best three In five. purse 500. The entries
were as follows: Jennie wilkes. by Jul
MUS Parker. Of Suffolk: Maud. -. c.
Draper. of oates county. y. G; Rosa b..
-. NJ. Bruce. OF Suffolk; Otherwood. J.
9. Freeny. Of Suffolk The result was:
Jennie Wilkes. 4, /. l. /: Otherwood l, ?,
. 2. Rosa r.. .. 3. {, 4; Maud D., 3, 4, 3, g.
Time, 246}s, 2.42is. 2:42l, 2.42i4.
To-morrow's races will be 2:33 trOt for
which there ARE eleven entries and a 2i5
trot. thirteen entries. Both classes are
filled and good racing is expected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-24
The Song of Protection.

ROANOKE, VA, october 2.-(Special)
Colonel William Lamb. Of Norfolk, and
James Drowning, Of Pocahontas, made
Republican speeches TO large audience
at the Opera-House tonight. quite
number of whom were Democrats. and
the burden Of their song was protection,
and the good, old times it used to bring.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-24
COL. ELLETT AT WEST POINT.
Speeches by Our standard-Hearer and Hon.
II. W, IICurnOy.

WEST POINT. VA. October 23.-(Spe-
cialJ-Hon Tazewell Elicit and Hon. H..
w. FlournOy spoke TO a large and en-
thusiastic audience of West Point Demo-
Gratis tonight. Colonel Elicit made a
speech of great interest and power and
made many friends here. Both speakers
were we'll received. and West Point may
be relied on to give her usual Demo-
cratic majority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-24
Eucker's Silent Canvass.

KEYSVILLE, VA, October 3.-(spe-
cial)-Mr. o. G. Rucker. the Prohibition
Populist candidate for Congress in TINS
district. is here to-day: and while he IS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-24
l1(lNllN.
STOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE, MD, October 2I.-Vir-
ginia century bonds. 5si9n5S5s; Northern
Central stock. 6e4; Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern firsts, 1854 Consolidated
Gas stock, ga.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-24
swvIENNA CLOTH, THE HIT OF

the season In Dress Goods I2,tc. yard
New stock OUTING CLOTHS and rLAN.
NgLLErTEs suitable for wrappers or house
dresses.
NAvY.BLUE DRESS PRINTS. SC. a yard.
DARK PERcALBs a, s)sc. yari.
Sec the best ysrd-wids UNBLEAcnED COT.
TON ever shown at &c. yard.
CANTON FLANNEL at lowest prices.
CANTON FLANNEL at 5, 81. s,s. 10, and
I2I4c. Al each price very good nsnns.
WHITE WOOL FLANNEL,
GRAY TwILLED FLANNEL,
PLAIN AND TWILL RED FLANNEL,
all AZ lowest.known prices.
All are not yard-wiis and all.wool. but all
are the best and at lower prices than over Be.
fore anywhere.
LEVY & DAVIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
IMMATURE ALMANAC. OCT. %. 1884,

PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER %, 1894.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Pocahontss, DeyO, Norfolk merchan-
disc ana passengers Irwin Weis.ger, superln-
tendcnt
SAILED.
steamship Old Dominion. Couch. New York,
nercnandise and passengers; George w. Allen
& Co.. agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-24

RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
RICHMOND. VA. October 2-The mar
ket was fairly well SUPPLIED with bri9hts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-24
rsr- EMBROIDERED sKIRTING

CsC EMBROIDERED SKIRTING
FLANNEL.-we have the largest assortment OF
EMBROIDERED sKIRTIN0 FLANNELs ever
shown In this city. Colors: White, buc. tao,
gray, black. navy, Ind cardinal Prices start s
o3c. aud 20 up to e. yard.
wORsTED HOODS in black ana colors
INFANTS HOODS. SACQuEs. BoOTEEs.
MITrENs, AND LEGGINs.
INFANTS CASHMERE AND EIDFRDowN
CLOAKs. Levy & DAVIS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-24
MANCHESTER TAXES.

The last half of the CITY AND
SCHOOL TAX is due NOVEMBER
lsr. All persons having paid the first
half July lst and who pay the last half
on or before November lst will be emit
tied to rebate of p per cent. on the
one hall and 3 per cent. on the other
half OF the City Tax.
! am now ready to receive the State
Tax for 1894.
FIVE PER CENT. will be added to
all taxes-State, City, and School-un-
paid December LIST.
j. w. BRONAUGH, JR.,
oc 23.tNolin City Treasurer.