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JOHN B. BlGGER'S OFFICE.

PRESENT TO the patrons of the Lucky Office
I the following schemes, which are to h- dawn yoon and for
Capital frzss, be ur- IN adj cs ALTO der T.
JOHN n. BIGGER. Richmond, Va.
100000. o 5000!
Grand consolidated Lottery. Cas- No. ti-to le 4 avn at VII
mmgton, bet, on Saturday, Oct 10, IsIG.
PRIZES.
I pnI- Of $40 1000 I prize OF 1000
! 10000 1000
] 5000 q 1000
1000 &c. Ac
~ Nos II Drawn. Tickets go Halves s. Quarter. Q 80.
295. or 5000 nett!
Grand CONSOLIDATED Lottery, Chss No. 42-to he drawn al VII
minEton, Del On Saturday, Oct. I7th, IE4G.
PRIZES.
l puIs Of s35,2o5 - prizs Of $500
lO5lS % 400
% 1000 &c. Ar
- Nos. II Drawn. Tickets $40. Halves 5 Qnarters Q so.
9J Orders for tickets IN the above. or IN any Lottery under The
management q d PAINE q Co, viii receive the most prompt and
confidential attention, Il adtressdO JNO. q. BIGGER.
se 90 R,eh,nord y,
1r The cash for pine, vii be PAID at .Eht By eIGGER.
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HOST VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS m
mAAO Enr IL A. .n..s

q = II NJ luCfIOn.
M ILL be sold on FRIDAY afternoon. the IA h instant ,aan
' The premises commencing al hall past I o'cIaSk, foar most
'auabe oeudinE lots situated on IN. west side OF Mayo Street So
paste the Jews Synagogue. Each Of these lots foats 30 feet runs
hicks l1-t feet 70 a street, p feet vide.
Th'ss ht- hre IIsuy iegAJed as among the mos y.lu,L,. IA,
private esesnees OF any in the City.
TERhs-onef fourth cish: balance in eoual ipst,.n.,. , 10
secured sale Without reserve. BY pque.; OF the Proun,to, -
oc2 10
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
CHINA. GLASS ~ EARTuENWARE.
AT REDUCED PRICES.

INHE subscribers contemplating a change in
Il their business at the close OF the pro-.nl year, oasr for sale.
at very reduced prices, at whole.a5e, their age and valuable stock
OF china. Chs and Eaithenwarc. BeiFE In daily expectation OF
their fall supply Of English Goods. per BaIque PbGniI direct to this
port their assortment Of new aud fashionable articles will be worthy
the attention Of county dealers, and they pledge themselves TO sen
love than similar goods can be bought in any OF the Northern
markets, at any regular house.
We should be Wiling To offer great inducements TO any one wish.
ing To engage in this busre q, to take our entire stock OF good., and
would give a lease upon the store and warehouse we occupy, which
Is a long established and central stand.
- Scott ALLISON A EVANs-
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J. VI. CLARKE, Lottery Broker

WANTED To Turcnise, a young and healthy icmaie ser
w want who has beca accustomed to eooting and washing.
Apply At This once sr IL
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}. f. w ORD,
LOTTERY VENDER-

OPPOSITE EXCHANGE HOTEL AND POST OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
Ellis Tickets in all Lotteries under the management
- Of ]. &. GRESOEY & Co. on the same terms that
they are sold at the Msnaeors' Office.
$4,000!
In 5 Prizes of $4,000 each!
N'w Jer-ey Lottery, Class -, for ists-to be drawn at Jessey
City, Oct. l4th, 1916.
PRIZES.
S prizes OF $4,000 100 prizes OF $500
Tickets -; Halves 1; QgaueB2 =.
$4,000, $4,000, . Prizes of SO
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class II. ir 1900 be ORA wn on
Saturday, Oct u, 1886.
GRAND SCHEME.
I PriIe Of $4,000 ? PrIes Of s3.5OO
1 @nOO0 Z 1885
? 10000 30 2.0Oa
> 1900 90 1000
? 5000 besides nlsny Of 500, 500, 500,
900. sc &C.
Tickets SIS: Halves ~; Quarters "a.
Certificates Of packages Of &c Whole Tickets, SI6O
DO. do. &c Hail do 80
DO. do. 26 Quarter do 40
do do. &C Eighth 90 20
&T Orders for Tickets. and Shares and Certificates OF Packages
in the above Splendid Lotteries, tor smaller ones, that are drawn
every day In the week. enclosing cash or prize Tickets, will receive
the most prompt attention, and an Official account Of each drawing
sehtimnedatelY amer It 10 over TO all who order FROM
Jug J. L. WORD, Richmond, Va.
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Thomas a. Charles Ellis.

iht'hIthH AND DEALERS IN nav GOODS. uARBWA ARE
AND CUTLERY.
No. LOG MAIN NTREET
HAVE m store, and are now receiving by
II Harque PhCcnir and ship Halfway from Lv,rs-oi f6i
BY various ,rIvas Gom fh- Norb. an ususua N aus and dsan-
DE- stock n Fancy and stape Goods sure. fr the Fa1 tnds. tn
which they Invite ih1 artesuou Of Msrch inta These q eds nav.
h'e' purchased at n great reduction from former prizes. anI y "
De- 90 red alta sasu sfytnce. 80
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Audicn 8ales.
FUTURE DAYS.
By Davenpert. Ale. A Co

sy D~a.enpert. Allie. a Co.
Auction Sale Of 500 Cases Boots, Sio~s and Hat.
an WEDNESDAY,. 7h uctnb-r. ~. al .n. Il q A..,,o,
~ -o--. about 500 cis- Boor. ~ -. AMI list. an n..h and
dir - from tho manufacturers and sared 10 tb- ian and ~,c,,t
-ss. eomFr -szx
Men. water Proofthes - ed and esif Ho1.
fonhs' do do 90 q.
Men. thiek rexs'd sg, .Si ip B,ozsn-
Youih-' do do DO do
WON ms p~gd md split Busk rs and Ties
d" peg Wells
ho P-xd bun bottom roois
10 grain peEd spung Ties
DO stitched side perd Boots
do gan PesdEce do
Chidren- do % d. 10
do boarded and rather p-fd Boot.
Misses peg'd hr- do
Mems lined AMI bouFd nrEars
To Richmond mAnuf d %
HATS-Msns plain broad bnm FUR and -lk eon.y and n.
cnabie Hats
Roys' do d. Hat.
Men, and boys Wool rss
DO do Cloth ami Hair Cap.
TRUNKS. iron and wood fam.
WRAPPING PAPER
SOLE LEATHER, branded good and "dam.z eJ: = LIGHT. MD
de ard Leivy ~eisht.
Terms-tncer 500, Casb-si0O and over. 4 Month. errdt for
approved paper 20 DAVENPORT. ALLEN A Go.
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BY Kent Kendall a 1IW.fsr.

r GOODS AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, tho sts Oetob e, At 9 O'Clock II ID, Sal
Room, We shall Offer for sac, a large aad valuabI. A.-r,m.r,
fresh and sessorabLe Dry Gools, now IN store, and % be- Tecs,v,
IN time. Particulars hereafter.
s2z KENT, KENDALL ArwATHp A..
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On WEDNESDAY NEXT the 9TH instant Al 10 o,sl,.l umh.
sold, IN font Of our Auction Store
Prime Porto Rico Sugars
10 ~ CroiN DO
Pume Gteen IAEayu Core
10 Go RIO ~
~ Od Java DO
PINE dry Wesem sizes
DO do do shouder.
To Goshen Cheese In casks
Oard. Dupuy & Co. CoEnAe Brandy
y Dupuy do do
I'M alton do
Superior Oh Tusealoosa whisksy
DO DO MOnonEbea do
Etyra Pine GunpoWder Iva
DO Plwcbong Do
Very superior Indigo IN kegs
Redhck'. F1Ia Pam y Soap
Sperm Candies Of sup quality.
Masons challenge RIA re-
TERMS-UnderS 500, cast siCO and over. four mop,h, ,r.d,,
fr approved paper.
oe WILLIAMS 4 HANALI. Ayr.
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Nipple Balm.

"'NFEN HNNNHT
M uCIl might be said Of the healing powers Of
w lbs rA.. Ard u te many cures e ha. mod but .,,b d.
~ confidence % the paoprs'cr In t, that he IL contrnt 70 Civ, d.
pesuous Ga to use. lcavins % Go acquire a nuie "a fglCty finding
an advocate iuf u IN the opinion Of every Ady who may use il
Showing, a. he dos hat " has never Jared ~ cure the or~- "A.
Of sore or tender NipPCs IN three OF four days thus enabling No.,
nloihtr TO nurse het infant with ease su' c1mfor. Tor srs by
uuNAL a PURCELL,
oc+ nms rsts. IA astp Street
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~> SOUTHER & co, Manufac.
y . tufuu. Wholesale AID Retal D-aier- a-
now receiving their Pm stoct. and viii costume ~
~ weeve throughput NE sason every varisty 'ound
L our Ice. Of Hata Caps. Mott End unbrslss.
from The highest 10 The 1vest Grades roadsiar 10
paH or MoiesAn ani Fur Hat. Of Leay A Co. Befbf and Couar
$40 ffench tammt Ntppfd Bush, Caaimsfs. sk- Anroa,
uoney ami Wool Hats % evtfy uyte sod tesrnp ou. aio. Faf.
fush, Ctoth, aHs. Velvet en-, gsEed and Hair seal CapE MnHs o.
AZ piteef Cotton nd sus Umbfsnss Of De- usual qIsnuea n pd
ces ara tstms Witch tannft nh 10 sut Beng on tnanciarsrs %
nosi q ihe above, W finsf oureivss that our terms ssuuot nj -
peas. County, o asrs ntd NJ tad 80 ferectuny y qu 'stei ~
cah' before purchssag sisewhcre. ~ our warehouse. t93 Nain
= IL nlalI 40. }. IMa nanE. Il ~
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SSnn REWARD-To the person who will
pcOO prove that Jucs IIauers vefetabe l. qutd Hair Dye
10 moi; he vey best yet known in This country or Europe. This
valuable discovery will enable a psisoR To dye ins-antaneou.ly the
hair or whiskers in n few minutes, without the least inconvenience.
This preparation is Warranted not TO wash out, MOI to ipiuc The
heahh Of the hur, ard retain all rs sonness and briHianey.
BE certain 10 ask for "Jvies Hauers Liquid Hair Dye" as all
others are spurious Ifyou wish FOR black, AK for box marked n;
f for brown, AK Tor boz marked II.
Premiums have been awarded 20 the subscriber % the Fnntiin
Institute Exhibition. For sale, wholesale and r,ta J. by the pro
pneor. JULES HAUEI.
Pe:fumer and Chemist, 90 south "a street.
Below Cbeslut. Phhdriphia.
And by my Agents, l.. Ginter, nuyai A. fufctlL ri DuyaL r Dn.
qucsnc. Main Il = " Zachriaon, Domn = McQueen, Broad ~.
Richmond; Chs Corning, Bragg. T1iomas T. Co, Petersburg and mot
an the Druggists through the Union. oe
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Pans, Sept. 1.-THE news OF the closing proceedings
in Congress, with Mr.. Folks proposition OF peace to Next
CO, gave rise to considerable comment in the Partisan jour
mails.
The Journal Des Debats. the Government organ content.
ed itself with remarkng that, without doubt, the new as.
pcct given TO the policy Of the United States towards Mex
leo mus, be ascribed to offers Of mediation made by Eng
-
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sT. IONS lIARBoR.

Having failed in their cndepyonrs q 4
prove and protect their haibpf tr lap:'N
by means Of moneys obtained from
Government Treasury, ihc people of
Louis begin 70 see the imperative nccess|
Of executing The work at their own cxpeila1
We see The matter noticed in the Rcreile{
the 30th:--- ets9
The Harbor Committee appointed by
hoard of Aldermen have, through tlIo3
Chairman, A. L.. Mills, Esq, called upo1
his Honor; the Mayor Of the ely, 10 ca
yene the Council pt AN eafly day, for iIe
purpose Of adopting. some measures TO pro
tect our harbor from being completely lockc'
up BY sand bars. Its very evident that ou
city front, during low waist,. il gradually l'o
coming shut up from the, river business
portion is alresdy inaccessible 10 steamer
The bar making out from The head Of DIM
cans Island, as il increases, iurns the chan
mel towards the foot of Fighting Island, an,
all tho lower part of the river on this side
from Olive street down 10 Duncsn's shutc
aud out 10 the centre Of the stream, is rapid
ly filling up. This bar Increases with sucI
rapidly that !. threatens, in very Shot
time, to drive the landing up stream, opnos
te the head Of Fighting Island. The injnt
to the city which must result from such
calamity ls, in peculiar peint If view, vast
indeed; and therefore, 10 removc The obstrnc
tion, ne parsimonous policy should govcru
the action of the city authorities. If half II
million would SO improve the hrlbor as q
form channel along the whole extent oi
our city font; The object 10 be attained would
we'll warrant the expenditure: and of *.
much importance do we consider il, that
even if all efforts should fail 10 remedy the
threatening Injury, il is well worthy tho ex3
pertinent, even at such cost.
This is about The condition in which we
represented their landing, after the Presi-
dent had placed his veto On the bill whicSl
intended 10 appropriate TO the pssplc d 8 !.
Louis $75 1000, 10 do just what they are about
doing for themselves Having given our.
views Of the justice of the veto at tho time,
if for nothing else, for arresling this uncon-
stitational appropriations, our only object IS
to show that in what we then said VIC are
now borne on, by one of the interested par-
ties Gin ADJ.
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PAPER CURRENCY.

The advantages of a specie and The csils
ofa paper currency are beautifully illnstra-
I'd by the following extract from the New
ark N. J.] Eagle, published in 1895. and
which struck US so foreibly at ths time, and
conceded so ncsly with our views, that we
laid the papsr safely past, looping the tmo
would soon come, when the people would
see the correctness of the opinions entertain
cd by the veteran OF The "Eagle." That
time has now arrived, and We commond ths
experience Of the past, 10 guilds Us in our
conduct for the future With the old light Of
his own experiences, the veteran Editer saysl
"Thir;y Years age, when there were
scarcely any banks except in the great cities
their was TO difficulty in doing a cash busi-
nes. Then theto was no small bills, and
b.nk note Of any description was fat more
rare in the country than gold pieces and sl-.
YER dollars. Whsn produce was taken 10
market il was sure 10 bring bag Of dollars
in return; no credit was expected or asked.
But by and by, as Banks sprdag up in every
direction, and their money was easily oh
tanned, merchants neglected their cash opc-
idIouS. WHsH u'uy hau tSJtuCn's W hihhc,
instead Of relying upon their own immediate
resources, they wsuld resort TO tho banks,
and thus the good old hsnest way Of doing
business was changed-the cash system
neglected trust betraysd--fsith. violated,
and hundreds and thousands ofinnocent on
dorsers ruined. The bold spOculater became
rich, often at the expense Of the farmer or
the psor laboring mechanic. The rich bs-
came richer, and the posf, psor indeed.
Pride, luxury, exiravagsRco and dissipation
follow in the train of bank facilities and sud
den transitions frsm competence 10 wealth.
How far the bold in,erpostion of our pros
ent chief magistrate, to check the torrent Of
corruption cngendered by our bsnhing sys-
TEN, will succeed, isyst 10 be ascerlained.
If the people do not rssolutsly follow up tho
advantage We have now obtained in crush
ing the father ofmonopolcs, the nammoath
bank. we have reason 10 fear they will ere
long be compelled to submit to the govern
msat eta purse proud Aristocracy, il net to
aroyal MASTER"
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A COMMERCIAL A RsURDITY The cuffent
q-,osariUas ~ =, o, or per cent premium
for exchange on England, which we see in
the newspapers, do not mean premium on
the par value Of the pound sterling, but on
"a fictitious valuation Of the pound which
prevailed in this country a century sgo,
when tho States were colonies. For exam
pie, the pound sterling, or gold sovoreiga, is
to-day worth $4,sb in Wall street. which is
about the par value as established by Con-
gress. A thousand of them would be worth
1850. The current rates Of exchange Oh
England, in Wall street, which is now about
. per cent premium, as tho phrase is, for bills
payable in Lsndoa or Liverpool. But this
premium is not on Sf,55, the pr ef the
value of the pound, nor yet on tha pound
sterling, bn. il is on $4,4<, The old colonial
value Of the pound. For example, A B buys
a bill Of exchange for fi,00o on England,
from 9 d, ate per cent premium; he pays
S4,644 A for il. Suppase DO gave Y lllou-
sand sovoigns forii, at current yalN8 there.
would bo a balance / n his favor; SO that, n
reality, the rate Of exchange on England, in-
-stsad Of being Q per cent against us, is in
our favor, because bills can bo obtained
cheaper than gold. or course, then, ihers
is no object in sending gnldss,c Enslaad
HeHcs the absurdity of his ideal mode u
dealing in excAangss.on Eagland, which Isl
still kept up by our morchsnissh and ncwspa-
rpers. - Hunts Merck, Nag.
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other from the Nprth4west--ihat there was
we'll ascertaindd uaanimoas determination,
on The part of the democratic Senators from
the free States, to stand by the prouiso /;
Delaware and Maryland would have voted
with them; and thus-afor tho slave States
have now, since the admission OF Florida
and Texas. majority orfour in the Senate
the proviso would have been saved, and
the bill pissed in the form in which il came
from the House.
The great question then, you will per-
ceive, the question whether California shall
be acquired as Slave Or free territory, is post
poned for the present; postponed for the
future action of the people and Of their re-
presentatiyes. A more important question,
one more widely and deeply affecting the
interests of future empires and Of unbern
generations, was never before submitted to
any people. God grant that men of the
right metal may be found to meet it! And
my the curses of an indignant world light
upon the head of the recreani am happy
to perceive that the question is attracting the
attention Of the democracy OF this State,
and that their action upon it is of the most
cheering character. The late democratic
convention Of Hamilton county "resolvcd,
ihut VIC will seal an amnesty On account Of
The sacrifice Of American rights in Oregon,
only on the condition, that the provisions Of
The ordinance of 1887. the broad foundation
Of the prosperity Of the Northwest, be ex-
tended TO our whole Pacific empire, present
and future" The Democratic Convention
Of TrumbulF county, of Lsrain county, and
of the North western Congressional District,
have passed resolutions of similar import;
and | hail them with delight, as afording
unmistakabe indications tha, the day is past
when subscryiency TO Southern dictation is
made the standard of political orthodoxy,
and when Northern representative is re-
gu red 10 be more solctous for Southern in
terest than he is for those of his own Sec
ton.
JACOB BRINKERHOFF.
hT.o.e.lJ Qont IG I24R
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Directly after the vote upon the amendment, Mr.: w.
Of s. CT came to Mr. c. of NJ Y, and begun to talk about
dissolution of the Union BY the bye, this cry of dis
solution Of the Union the South has long ceasedo be
respectable bugbear. In reply. Mr.. g. said-'-I
am now disshareug The duties of Tho first office ever
Mold; and shall endeavor to discharge them conscien
tonsy--at least 10 BE- az tho times uiH admit
whatever may he theeonsequences. Now 90 not pre-
fess be very sharpsehed man; hut can see some
things; and from what have here and elsewhere,
have come to tie conclusion that the Uaisnis Of T
sigAt ers 7ortsSes to yoa, than you s 70 fAs Uson
Mr.. w. ef.
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A LITTLE RBMARKABLB.-The wings have
not majority in any state in New England,
except il be Rhode Island. Koniucky and
North Carolina are the only great states in
tho Union positively and decidedly whig. 1t
is curious and remarkable fact, says the
Boston Post, that the wings cannot elect a
governor by the popular vote in single free
state, except Rhode Island or Algeria; for we
do no, account them 10 be able to elect one
in Ohio. In New York, Michigan, Indiana,
Illinois, Iowa and Wisconsin, the democrats
have clear and indisputabs majori,es.-
Phil Times.
And the very cause Of federal plurality
in Massachusetts and Vermont rests in the
coercion practiced in their factories Take
this aid from Federalism aud oven plurality
is at an end--Thc demo Gratis will then stand
up with clear and indisputed majori,y.-
There is too much light ia New England I'll
we except dark Asseria) to sympathise with
the behind,ihe-agc, bigoled and rotten doc
trines Of Federalism at this day. But the
banks are gradually bursting in spite of fac
tory coercion and iyranical employers
American Union.
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each country may furnish itself with all that il
wants-may produce what il is beat fitted to
produce at the cheapest, and with the best
opportunity to dispose 0fits productions ad-
vaptagsousIy. II sews, further, that under
a system of protection, all the operations Of
business become complicated. and perverted,
expensive, and difficult. "Finally," il adds,
.sthe protective system results only in econ
omical deceit and delusion. II profits only
a few branches ofhumin industry, controlled
by men more opulent or more dexicrous
than their fellows. The Debats concludes
it's article by exhorting tho government forth
with to commence new era Of commercial
liberty, undaunted by the clamors which such
policy will, ,lwithsui doubt awaken.
Tive ether journals, the Steele, and the
Constitutional, representing the old liberal
party in France, hold similar language with
the Debats. Tho other sections OF the OPP
position, represented by the Esprit PubIique,
and the National, express distrust Of the
new commercial policy which has been adyo-
Gated and adopted in England
A somewhat singular spectacle is thus
presented Ill france. Inc organs OF me
opposition oppose such reform. But the
Inference is inevitable that free-trade opn-
ions are fast gaining ground among the
French statesman and the French people,
1t is not too much to say that, ere leng, in all
probability, France will enter upon that car
esr Of liberal commercial legislation, which
is in harmony with all the tendencies Of our
times, aud which has already achieved tri.
umph, and began 10 dispense its blessings
in the United States
Mr.. Golden has since visited Bordeaux,
where he met with cordial and distinguish
ed reception. AT homo they were propar-
ing for him fortune which was sufficient to
smooth the descent Of his declining years.
The subscription had already amounted to
between E7o,00o and EsO,O00. 1t is in
tended to raise it to El00,000.
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Doctor Macdler, director Of the Dorpat
Observatory, Russia, we'll known to the as
Tsnomicai would, announces that he has
discovered the Plsiades 10 bo the central
group of that mass of fixed stars limited by
the stratum composing the milky way, and
Alcyene as the individual star Of this group,
which, among all others, combines the great
es, probability of being the true central sun.
He finds this great central star 10 be 50 mil
lions OF times the distance Of the sun, or so
remote, that light, with a velocity of twelve
millions Of miles per minute, requires q
period Of 537 years TO pass from tho great
centre 10 eur sun.
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. RoBBERY IN VAN VERT CouNry.-'rhe
Treasurer of Washington township, Van
Vert county, was robbed on the night Of the
l0lh OF $500, by three men, who were seen
lettering about during The day. Two horses
and saddles were stolen from tho same y y
nifty few hours after.
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Be CAREruL.-rhe Defiance Democrat,

Be CAREFUL.-The Defiance Democrat,
says that the family Of Mr.. BIxBr, highly
respectable farmer residing withia few
miles of Defiance, came very nigh being des-
troyed by partaking Of a meal Of what was
supposed TO bo mushrooms, but which proved
to be another fdngyeus plant, bearing a very
close resemblance. Two juvenile members
ofthe family have died in consequences, and
severd others are yet considered in immin-
ent danger
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Tae returns yet to come in, il is said, will
materially increase Dana's plurality, but can
no, elect him, on account of the immense
number Of scattering votes.
The Bangor Wing of the 10Th says:--
"There are twenty-six Wing Representatives
elected, and tweny-thres Democrats, so far
as heard from.
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/, THE RIGHT KIND OF BANKs.-At the Harris
burgh melting, the ether day, an old whig
asked the speaker "what kind of banks he
really wanted" Hv was answered, "we
want good bank Of wheat, good bank of
corn, and gaod bank Of rye, these are the
kind Of hanks: give US such, and we will tell
you where the pot metal comes FROM"
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-10-15

GovEKNsR WRIGHT has beoa nominated
for reelection OF the democracy of New
York, and so has Lieutenant GoveRNoR
GARDNER. These nominations will be rati-
fed by the psople. The New York democ-
racy are bound to succead lat who will fail