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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR TIE DAILY DISPATCH
ARRIVAL OF THE WASHINGTON.
LATER FKIU EfrROpE.
NEW YORK. Oct. 6

NEW YORK, Oct. q.
The steamship Washington arrived at her
what to-day, bringing $50 passengers. She
ieit southampton on the 18th. The Niagara
arrived out on the morning of the Ilth, and
the Pacific on the 18th.
Accounts from different parts of Eurone
snow that uncommon respect has been paid TO
The memory of the Duke of Wellington. The
Russian army had been commanded to wear
emblems of mourning.
EPariiament will not be called together before
the middle of November. Queen Victoria had
lett Scotland, ana was daily expected at Wind.
scr Castle.
The news from France chiefly relates to the
movements Of President Napoleon. He was
received with great enthusiasm at Bordeaux
The 10th of October was fixed for his tr;um-
phal entry into Paris.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
The Cotton market was active. denot;np q
slight advance. Sales on the 11th and 10Th O;
lS,oO0 bales. iBreadstuffs healthy. Whea,
had advanced Id. to Cd, and Flour 81. to Cd
Floating cargoes OF Corn had also advanced Sd
10 Cd.
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SECOND DISPATCH,

huuitiOnai by the Niagara.
Hon. Abbot Lawrence and family came over
in the Niagara.
In the Papal States, "a persons had been
shot for political offences.
movement is expected to be made in Eng
land to extend The right OF suffrage by taxing
wages amounting to over 81 per week.
Advices from France represent that Louis
Napoleon will shortly be proclaimed Emperor,
and that the first act of the Imperial Govern.
ment will be general amnesty-thus creating
political millennium.
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TA Great Cure for Fever and Ague!!

ague being the most common form of disease, and III
deed the torerunuer OF most if all other diseases
demands for its radical remedy which has been
well tested possessing full power to eradicate disease
and strengthen the constitution This mixture having
never failed in Il single case, Is pronounced by thou
sands to be that remedy
This compound is truly the poor mans friend, and
the rich mans security The clergy, bar and the press
have already re-echoed the above statements.
few doses of this wonderful Tonic is always sui-
Gent to convince the most sceptical.
The infant and the aged may it alike, regulating
the dose as per directions.
DIREcTIoNs-After purging freely with my Railroad
or AntiBilious Pills. take teaspoonu every hour
during the absence OF fever In of debility,
teasp0onfu three times a day. Ia of yellow OF
high bilious fever, aspoonful every half hour al
ter enletic. Price 50 cents per bottle.
J ROSE, NJ d.
For sale bv Bennett Beers, Adie l. Gray, Purcell
Ladd L. CO. A Duval X Duval, o A Strecker, Bo.
deker, Gaynor l. Wood Blair, 5 NJ Zachrission, and
w Ladd. &C z
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STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF the Niagara at Halifax.

IL -.
The steamship Niagara has arrived. Her
Liverpool dates are to Oct. I6. The CONNER
clal news is important.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
Sales OF Cotton, for the week ending 10Th,
amounted to $4,000 bales. Prices had ad.
vanced l-Sd. The market closed firm, with an
upward tendency. Wheat had advanced Id.
to 3D., and Flour Is. Corn steady. The fol-
lowing are the latest quotations: Baltimore
Flour, 23s.; White Wheat, 5s. 1Od to Is. Sd;
Red do, 5s. Id. to is. lid. White Corn, 30s.;
Yellow do, 29s, I'd. Coffee firm. Sugars ad-
vanced. Rice firm. Naval Stores advanced.
ConsoIs closed at l005 to 1901. American
Stocks q iet
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~" LIVER PILLS.-PREPARED FROM

~
TIE MASS OBTAINED AT THE ROCkBRI DGE
Val ALUM SPRiNGS-These pills diuretc. ca
thariC, tonic and Alternative in their effects upon the
system They excite the action of the liver Ill many
in which caome would have effect. They
are also peculiarly etfcacious III female diseases
The wonderful success which has attended the of
the Rockbrldge Alum Water and Pills for many years,
III great variety of diseases has acquired for II a
ebrty rarely If ever equalled and Is steadily ucreas
ing. The most eminent chemists of the day have exa-
mined the water and pills. and found it possessed
traordInary medicinal properties 1t has been declar-
ed by the best authorities to be for every form
of scroua, chronic liver diseases all chronic diseases
of the stomach and bowels dyspepsia chronic diseases
of the eyes mercura affections and particularly adap-
ted to cases of passive uterine hemoTrhage complca-
ted with arrangement of the liver and stomach, and
many other disorders arising from impurity of the
blood.
For sale by druggists aud country merchants general
" throughout the United States
Price 81 per vial 50 per dozen.
Druggists and others wishing to purchase in large
quantities become for the sale of the above
celebrated Liver Pills, viii please address
BOOTH ANDERSON Y CHRISTIAN,
Alum Springs, Roekbridge CO, Va, or
JOHN II SEAYRES,
JET Columbian Hotel, Richmond.
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NLDTHA>G! CAJThiNGl OF SUPE-
y RIOR CUE AND WORhMAES dIP-FALi.
AND WINTER '52-3-J. ID. G0UbAEAN. NO
I:S4 Main street, opposite Eagle Square kich
mUnd, Va, has how open his large. Winter
stock OF READY-MADG CLUrHlSG, all OF which
will be s0id at the very lowest cash prices. He re.
specially calls the attention OF purchasers to his
Ia &c aud Carefully selected assortment Ct dress and
r"ck Goats, made Of black and fancy French aud
Eogltsh cloths business ahd over Goats, uf. every
handsome style aud material! which cannot be sur
passed tor neatness OF workmanship and 1T; Pants
and Vests in endless variety Of styles, qualities
coiors cut and price, boys Clothing, consisting Of
Frock aud Over Goats, Round Jackets, Pants, Yeats
DC.
Furnishing Go0ds.-He has spared no pains
in making mis- stock Vi Fancy Goods one Of the
Richest consisting of black and fancy silk aud Satin
Scasts and Cravats, Ties and Stocks; silk, plush
and meElno Mutars; Gloves, susueuders, Hand
kerchieis, Shirts, Collars. Socks meriIo and silk
Under Shirts and Drawers, &c.
From his very great facilities in purchasing and
manufacturing his stock, he is Offering the greatest
bargains. J. D. GOODMAN,
oc - 134 Main street.
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Important from Roston.-asreat Meeting.
Mr.. Websters FuneraI.

DUSIUN, OCt. II.
The "Webser Executive Committee have
held meeting TO consider upon the course of
action in the coming election, and resolved
ing.
A great meeting was held in Faneuil Hall
last night, to take the preliminary steps for
the erection Of colossal monument to Daniel
Webster. Mayor Seayer presided. Speeches
were made by Edward Everett, Geo. 5. Hill
lard and others.
Gov. Boutwell, and suite will all attend the
funeral Of Mr.. Webster.
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VRUSTEE'S saLE.-On Monday, the lst
L day vi November 1852, at the house OF q &
Aiberger, at Bacon Quarter branch at halt past
% CLOCK, NJ | shall as trustee IN deea executed
by said Alberger. on the 18th January, ie47, sell
for cash, all the Household and Kitchen Furniture
OF the said AlDerger, and also Mare and Colt, and
one horse Cart. By request OF the beneficiary.
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE, Trustee.
&C 22-dtd
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PITTsBUkGl Oct. 2G.-I he Columbus States
man publishes table, showing the official
minority for the Democratic candidates on the
State ticket to De 1862. The Journal says
thai tna DemocIaiIc minority on the Congress
ticket does not ex iced 5000 votes.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS:


a Gus GOODS On Wednesday ,orning-
sso, nov, commencing at 10 O'Clock, at NV suc.
=, ssies room, No fifteenth street, viii be sold
Goods: 80" io.io"ing MisceAaneous
Oil Lamps wv 'ife ora'es' three hne Brass
Lounge sCle and Bedding, 3 Rocking Chairs, l
horan Clocks, Bureau, Wardrobe' I Sna NJ
nogany Marble top Centre Tahls hns ma
One new AIhs.a my ny sideooard, Washstand
Waiter oNu-e Pot, Sugar and
lot OF Glass and Earthen wa-s
Scales "' one set Counter
Large lot Shoe Thread. Business
Ground Cinnamon and Pimen,o NacAs
Ladies Saddle and one pair Saddle Bsps
oc % GEORGE sTTuEEs
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Ty- Sceptical We all are of Patent Medicines we
cannot but have faith when we meet with article
highly recommended as STABLERs AsoDYNE CHERRY
ExPEcToRAsT OF which of first physicians in
Baltimore says 1T will effect good than any of
the numerous pre- partitions with which the country is
inundated" Also their DlARRHGA CORDIAL of which
another remarks have used 1t with the happiest eff
feet and think it of the most convenient and Ell
Gent preparations ever offered to cur proiesson.'
&C A-lt
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Railroad Accident-YHe Markets

CNclNNATG, Oct. 2G.-The up train on the
Cincinnati and ChiIicothe Railroad ran off the
track Yesterday at New London. Six cars
were shattered and seven persons seriously in
.ured, among whom was Thos. Rutherford Of
Cincinnati.
sales on Saturday of 100000 lbs Wool at
T. Cts for one lot. Bacon Sides declined to 7
CTS, Sales of5O0 Hogs, to be delivered in No
Eefnt,r. al = 30.
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American Schooner Captured.

IN LTF AAl OCT. =
The American schooner Creole has been
captured by a British steamer, and brought
into Halifax, for an alleged violation of the
fishing treaty.
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BosToN, Oct. 27.-Elizur Wright the ndi-
vidual charged with aiding in the rescue of the
fugitive Shadrach, was tried to day and acquit.
ted
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CHARLESTON, Oct. 26.-There were four
teen deaths from yellow fever during the forty
eight hours ending at 9 O'Clock on Sunday
evening.
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EALL AND WINTER GOODS FOE

~
L HOUSEkEEPERS-L GINTER would re-
specially invite the attention oil housekeepers and
others to his select stock OF House Furnishing
Goods, adapted to the season, such SIS
Platad AIbata Ware, viz Spoons, Forks Sour
aud Gravy Ladies, Egg, Mustard and Salt Spoons
Butter Knives, Sugar Baskets Sa't Holders, Butter
Coolers, Tea Sets, Tea ana Coffee Urns, Water Ket
ties, &c. &c, &c.
Fine Ivory Handle Table Cutlery, of direct i'm
portation from tie manutactory OF Joseph Rodgers
d Sons, Sheffield, consisting of Knives with or
without FORKS, do and Forks IN sets Of 81 and 81
pieces Game and Beet Cafyers, Beet Sicers, Steels
huteo and plain, also new style OF sharpener
Ivory Handle Bread Kn;ves, Cheese Scoops and
Oyster Knives, &c.
Block Tin Goods, such Tea Coffee and Wa
ter Urns, Oyster Dishes, Vegetable Dishes, Meat
Dishes from snsll to large size, Dish Covers, ava
riety CT patterns either in Gets or singly.
Fire Irons, Of elegantly polished steel, also Bras:
HI ad Fire Irons either 10 sets pars with richly
bronzei stands to match.
Tenders, Blower Stands, Copper Coal Scuttles
Brass and Bronzed Andirons--f these we have 6
most desirable assortmant, comprising some styles
en- tirely new.
Tea Trays and Walters, very large assortment
either in sets or singlg. All the above, with hume
roUs other articles, can be had at the House. Fur
nishins Store.
2S- Ivy T31 Main Street.
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ST. LOUIS, Oct. % The steamer Financier
collapsed tiQe near Gr,sgsyllle, ILL.,, on The
10Th INST Seven persons were scalded, but
none fatally injured. The boat and cargo were
not much damaged.
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A FARM FOR sALE.-We utfer 10, sale
II Farm III Charles City county. OF excellent qua
MY, Containing 80 acres, and lying wishiu five miles
OF james River CT this little Farm about 80 acres
are cleared. The improvements dwelling,
with a store house attached, and the usual out
the Charles City court house road, and is near a
steam mill on the adjoining tract This pro.
perry may be mad for six hundred dollars, in easy
payments, or would be exchanged for city property
IULER & COOK,
% General geuts
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NEW YORK MARKETS, Oct. 81.
Flour, Wheat and Corn firm, and unchang-
ed in price.
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II. UejS.er'S Fuaerai-Important from
ROSk0n

BusTuN, Oct. ~ There will be an inn
H., n~e attendance at MarshleId on Friday, on
IN, occasion of the funeral of MIR. Webster.-
Boston viii he largely represented and there
will Iadeed be delegations from all parts OF
Nas-aChusclts.
The Boston Courier has received official in
,..5.erce that President Fillmore cannot at
5cuG The funeral of Mr.. Webster-oiiicaI bust
mes, demanding his attention at WashinE ton,
public meeting has been called for to-
MORROW 10 take measures tor the erection in
l. s,ou of colossal statue to Mr.. Webster.
The Hon. Eiwd Everett heads the call.
The family OF the Hon. Abbott Law renee
have requested that the proposed demonstra-
;.ou IN hjs honor lie postponed on account of
ih- National ca amity.
Tie Courier has received an announcement
trom Washington that the Hon. G. NJ. Conrad
las been appointed acting Secretary of State.
The Webster Executive Committee were in
-~ss.on last night, but adjourned to meet a. gain
t:5- evening, when plan for their future ac-
on on Tie Presidential question will be SUBJ
4.ted ior their adoption or rejection. 1t is sup
posed tne. will dissolve without expressing
.,l opinion.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, Oct. q.

Sales 5000 bills. Flour at $3.50. Grain un
changed. Sales OF 5000 bags Rio Coffee a
81 to 81.
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no THE AFFLICTED.-Voiunt cert
l. hcates continue 10 come In from persons who
have given Mrs. DAVIS Cough Elixir lair
trial
"RrcHMoND Nov. 25th, 1e50-Mrs.AB Dawe-
Dear Madam: | take great pleasure in recommend
Ing your Cough Drops to those afflicted with
Coughs, Colds, DC. ] have used It'll my family for
three years, and found il the best family medicine
ever used. On one occasion administered it 20
enc OF my children, suffering greatly with cold and
higa fever, and it afforded immediate relief.
Very respectfully,
MARY ANN STEVENSON.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by BENNETT &
BEERS, A. BODEkER, CHAS. BECK, CHAs D.
YALE, and Mrs. b DAVIS, Main street. and
BOUCHER d MELTON. Broad st Richmond
Oc %
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BY George j. Sumner.

TRUSTEE'S SALEO OF REAL ESTArp
i IN AND NEAR THE CITY OF RICHMoNn
In part execution OF deed of trust made TO me
the 9Th day of January, 1874 by Richard Adams
now deceased, | shall, on Saturday, the Both day
of the present month, at Ii O'Clock NJ, On the pre-
misses, proceed 10 sell at public auction the follow
ing lots OF land, laid down and described in a plat
OF Adams divisions, which said deed and plat are
recorded IN the clerks office Of Henrico county,
viz:
Lot No of square No 1872, fronting $50 feet on
Eenaole street, running back on Scott street to
Byrd street
Lot No l94H, triangle bounded by Byrd, 25th
and streets
Lot letter P, on the east side Of Valley street. at
its intersection with Baldwin street
Lot on Valley street, northwardy of and adjoin-
ing lot letter
lot OF land in the rear of the two last mention
ed lots, T. ontlng on Baldwin street and extending
to square No 40
part OF lot No 6l fronting % feet ON 10Th street.
and running back to Shockoe creek
These lots will be sold entire, or divided to suit
purchasers. The deed requires the sale to be msde
for cash, but with the Of the parties inter
ested the terms will be onethird cash. and the
other two-thirds credit OF IL months the pur-
chaser executing his negotiable with approx.
ed endorsers. with interest from the day Of sale
the title to the property to be retained until the
purchase money is paid.
GIN DARLINGTON, Trustee.
The sale will be conducted by
&C 2o-dtd GEO. j SUMNER, Auct.
A UCT10N SALE OF HANDS e
"A FRAMED ENGRAVING5, PORTRAITS
LOOKING GLASSES. FINE PRINTS, &C., &c
On MONDAY MORNING next Isl November
commencing at 10 o'clock, at the store recently oc
cupied by Messrs Thomas ~ Charles Ellis, No LEG
Main street, up stairs will be sold at auction, by
catalogue, without reserve, desirable collection
OF fine Engrsviugs, in richly ornamented and gil
frames, Portraits, an assortment of Looking Glass
es, Books Of Drawings, Portfolios, Portable Sha
wing Glasses. They will be open for sexxminatior
| on Saturday morning, when the public are invited
| tanned at the sales room.
oc % GEO. j. SUMNER Auctioueer
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bAhER's CELEBRATED PREMIUM BfrfERs
are sure cure for dyspepsia in all its various stages
as witness the large number of voluntary certificates
now IN the hands of the proprietor and the great de-
and Tor II wherever it has been introduced No med
cne ever introduced to the public has ever gained the
popularity Possessed by these Biters with so little aid
ron the public press They preventive of que
best tonic to be had any price Let the sufferer try
them and be convinced.
Price only 50 per bottle. To be had at the drug
stores of
Purcell, -Ladd & Co, A Bodeker, Ade Gray, Ben
nett & Beers Gsynor Il Wood, and E Picot Main
street, Blair VIM 2 Ladd, and Seabrook Il Reeve
Broad street Richmond, Va. oc 20
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I31 sEain Street.
NEW RELIGIOUS BOOkS.-Just RI
/ ceiyed Dy NORRIS

Daily Commentary, practical exposition Of se
Iect portions ct Scripture tor every morning and
evening throughout the year, being companion to
family worship, by one hundred and eighty Cler.
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The Scots Worthless, containing a brief .istori
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from the beginning OF the sixteenth century to the
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Daily Bible illustrations, being original readings
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esnecally designed tor the family circle by John
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Evening Series. containing Isaiah and the Pro
phets, and Job and the Poetcal Books. DC 2s
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A EXCELLENT FAK-H.-As we cid not
N sell MIR Hundleys Farm publicly last Thurs
day, we now offer 1t privately. tis IN all respects
very desirable, being of exca!len, quality, having
good improvements and good wafer, ard being
within lew minutes ride OF the city Its the pur-
pose OF AIR Hundiey to remove to Richmond, and
therefore, bargain may be mad, and satisfactory
time will be allowed as to payments Or he would
exchange tor city property. TIE determination is
to sell, and persons wishing to purchase, are re-
minded to be III time. 1OLER 81 COOK,
&C % General Agents
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COTTOM's EDITION OF RICHAHn.

EOTTOM'S EDITION OF RICHAAR.
" SONS ALMANAC FOR Ic53- w. kAM-
DOLPH he's published this useful little work, and
II contains, besides the twelve calendar pages and
astronomical calculations, Jewish Calendar Gag
deners' Monthly Instructor, list OF the VEgaska
Senators, Members OF Congress- Senate and Hasse
Ut Delegates, Virginia and North Carolins stxne
Governments, State and Federal Courts OF Virginia
and North Carolina Maryland and District Of Co
iumbia, Coulectures OF the Weather, DR. AdexH
Carkes Weather Table, Equation or Time Tstles,
Meteorological Tables, by Turner, Forms oC
Deeds according to the New Code kecepts, AIx>s-
dotes, &C. For sale by The single copy, dozes ar
hundred, at III Main street, Richmond, and hE
booksellers throughout Virginia. &C 2S
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= Dr.. Ho0fI4au'e German Bitters, prepared by
D. L 81. jackson, are justly reckoIed amongs,
cur most valuable medicines. In cases OF Dyspep.
sia it ike magic, strengthen ing the tone IF the
stomach, stimulating the digestive powers, and Civ
M rudy Leultn to check and brightness to the
&c There are thousands in this community who
can testify to their virtues, and thousands .will
hereafter add their testimony.
For sac by PURCELL, LADD d CO, Main
street. &C l9-l2t
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q,
Pamphlets, Business Cards.
circulars, Tickets,
E4Gudbiils, BLANKS, &c. &c,
labels, OF every description,
Printed at short notice and upon reasonable terms.
81 Orders for all kinds 81 Printing will be re.
cesvso and executed in the Handsomely style.
il -
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Post, Norton Examination offhe body of Mr
lIehxker.

pcsrns. Oct. 26.-I learn from Marshfeld,
,,:s morning, that by consent OF his family, the
,hysiciaus obtained permission 10 make post
- rteun examination Of Mr.. Webster's body
Onexamnatiou, il was discovered that the i'm.
.,,e4isie cause Of his death was disease Of the
rser ard hemoubage OF the bowels, superin-
need nv a morbid state Of the blood. Symp-
-rl,s # dr,p sv were also discovered in the ab-
t2men
Mr. Webster dictated his will himself with
,er.a,aahc particularly aud precision, and at
me length two days before his death. His
ar-,a,e papers have all been sealed up, and,
- iii his viii. have been deposited in the vault
~ enc al the Boston Banks, where they will
r-n,a;n till after the funeral. His executors are
~ widow. Caroline Leroy Webster, Fletcher
Webster. .ul L NJ. Blatchtord of New York
-3E.
Franklin Pierce has written to the family.
flaming the privilege and expressing his in.
ter,dn OIL being present at the sad solemniies
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4 thEAT BAkGAlSS IN MOUoELAlA liz
VI LAIHES.-Just IT ceived a large assortment vi
the above Goods tor sale ct lU cts, l2t, ls TO- n
cents and finer These Goods have been boueAx
very low and will Do sold according Cali in siaae.
WIN. J. SWORDS,
&C 90 225 Broad street.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NVTICE.-

LNMBkO DEkIEs VERY CHEAP.-Coiixfs a
IL ct, l2h and up to the finest; worked Mssth
and Lace sleeves 81 37ta. 50 and up 10 doaacss
Cuffs from 25 cts to 81 90 Chemisetts from 374 co
to 81 Caps from 30 Cts to 81 50. All the sso<s
articles are OF the fastest styles, and the prices s
be found IS per cent. lower than other stores.
ABRAHAM LEVY, Jr.
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'Ni4E MODERN STANDARD AND saFs
l. NOR DRAMA, just received at L. l.. SMiTHS
CheapPubcation Depot opposite American Hotea.
a complete assortment OF all the PLAY pu biisheR
In the above named editions embracing au the
most popular Tragedies Comedies, Dramas Fsrces,
Operas, &c. The assortment will be always kspf
complete. and to ensure getting Play person
only to send call. The new Plays tn as asar
be published from time TO time will be received ia
advance OF aDy other house. oc 1-A
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CLARhE's UFE1CE-iath street.
Drawn Nos. delaware, No 1921, October IS:
20 . 81 50 50 SO II 66 "A SO 81 4
Whole ticket ) 80 y, prize OF $500 returnd.
oc 23-3I CLARKE
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JOB PAINTING.

fAICEf OFFICE,
Governor street. = doors from Main,
RICHMOND Ia
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THURSDAY Evening, Oct. 2Sth. 1880.
BLANCHE HERIOT.