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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCT. ID.
ARRIVED.

! AhfAI ED, :
Schr Gallego Nelson, New York, mdse to D. Cur.
rie
Schr Ellen jane, North, Petersburg corn to
Stearns l. Brumnel.
Schr C. Carroll, Nelson, North Carolina, shingles
to Gum Starke
SAILED,
Schr Olivia Curtis, Hampton.
Schr Arnita Damon Robinson. Salem, -four.
Schr N. Holmes, Godfrey, Phia, coal, d. w. Col
quit & Co.
Schr Gen. Worth, Jones, Baltimore, wheat, Webb
& Son.
Schr Peerless Weeks, New York. flour, D. Currie
Schr Danville futile, New York, mdse, D. Currie.
Schr. Richmond, Harris, New York, mdse, D. Cur
RE.
schr John w. Candy, Townsend, Port Walthan to
load for Philadelphia
Schr Arkada. Sooy, light.
Schr Maria, Jarvis, light.
Steamship Roanoke, Cavendy, New York, u1dss
and nassenqers
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ALL SErTLED.-L M. Mckinney was
summoned before the Mayor to show cause why he
should not be fined for obstructing the sidewalk of
18th and franklin streets with building materials. Mr..
Tabb, to whom the property belongs, took the blame
upon himself, and, by the Judgment of the Court
handed over fine of 81 and costs for violating,
intentionally. the spirit of the ordinance.
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CLEMMITT Z FoRr
ExECUToR'S SALE on -,

EAECUIURS SALE OF LAM
SLAVES AND STOCK.-The public sttsntios - :.
yied to the sale of the real aud personal esta.a "a
Slaves OF Thomas Rutherford, Jr, deceased ~ Ha
over, advertised to take place at his late resdenc
Hanover, on MONDAY, the nth of this noptb' a. ~
o'clock. GODDIN aPpEpsaSS5s II
% See advertisement in the Wing, EnauTer ard
Dispatch. y. ~ s SHo
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WYMAs concludes his rich and varied en-
tertainments at Metropolitan Hall this evening, and
those who have not yet availed themselves of the
occasion to his wonderful performances should
spend an hour with him tonight. He is high
trump in his line and fails entertain his
diences with something rich and racy.
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or sfrannara ,;,,.,.

ATTENTION is solicited to our .a,.
THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock. "1' SAFE
&C 5-lt ALEX. MOTIF ca A..
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NOTICE-The roe,nI.-.

NOilCE-The members Of the f,a,r,a,
benevolent Society are hereby reaussted =. i,au
at their Hall, on MONDAY, Tth oets sa :. meet
slock precisely to celebrate the ennverss-va ~ q
society BY order Of the President. " ne
&C I5-A PHI. RrRGHFfMpv
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TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS-The


undersigned will furnish to Builders and others,
the best quality, for Building and othe purposes as
the most reasonable prices be delivered at Rich
mond the shortest notice.
Orders left with ABEL u MAYO, Esq, al his office
under the Metropolitan Han, franklin street, viii
be duly attended to.
oc6-d3m SAMUEL e, BISSELL,
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TX ENDAIlL'sG CHEMICAL SOAP j. SUI
N peTior TO any other Soap for washing Wcoien
Goods and Flannes, as il prevents their fnliing
shrinking, and ieasea them free from gunmy roan-
Gus shstances. For sale BY
&C Is q. J.PICOT & co.
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4 NOTICE TO THE LADIES.-A gen.

IN tleman who is in every respect worthy OF any
LADY, takes this means of notifying them that ne is
DESTROYS of obtaining suitable companion for life
He is eenteel both in manners and appearance and
of suitable age. Any communication strictly con-
fdentia aud satisfactory references gwen Adaress,
through Post Office, Box $50, Richmond
.
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CONSTITUTIONS REJEcTED.-The people of
Delaware have rejected by large majority,
the form of Constitution recently prepared
for that State by a Convention elected for
that purpose. The principal objections urg
ed against the new Constitution sre, that the
Judiciary system which it proposed is imper
feet, and that it afforded no safeguard against
Illegal voting, by providing for pre-assess-
ment Of voters. The question upon its ac-
ceptance seems to have been decided ire
spective of party considerations.
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ATTENTION, YOUNG GIIAPDtt

Attend drill and meeting of your compare AZ
your Armory, on MONDAY next, the I7tb inSt a.
u O'Clock, p NJ. Punctual attendance Is reo,lss,sd
as business of importance will be brought before the
company. BY order of the 1t Comd'g W.
&C Ia J. w RARI0W n >
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CPLENDID CLOAKS AND MANTIL-
~ LAS.-CHAS. A. GWATKIN, opposite Ex-
change Bank invites the early attention of the Ia
dies to large and complete assortment of Ladies'
Cloth, Velvet and SILK CLOAkS, MANTILLAS,
TALMAS, &c, of the newest Paris fashions.
Also TRIMMINGS for Cloaks-Pointed Velvet
Ribbons, Gimps Goloons Frnges A general assort-
ment of Trimmings of all kinds Of the latest styles.
c. A. GWATKIN,
oe I5-3tif opposite Exchange Bank
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SPECIAL NOTICES
FTTNTpXT- N]s;T7-.@,,.------.

FuNEkAL NOTICE.--Tbe fr..---
Cah Oh ". KEEsEE win sass s., ,sn % Of
my ynussl sunday afternoon. 1t 81 ges sssn r.
70 attend. 1a''iJ are fsqnss:sd
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Progress of Virginia

Ten years ago, the whole burthen of the
Virginia press was the "Degeneracy of Vir-
ginia." The decline of the Mother of States
was topic of perpetual lamentation with
her own people, and of Unsurpassed exuIta-
ton with her adversaries. The free-soh and
abolition journals, essayists and orators
unanimously agreed that slavery was the pro-
life source of all our woes, forgetting that
slavery had existed when the star OF the old
Dominion was at the zenith of its power and
fame. But the doleful ditty of the decline OF
Virginia is gradually dying away and the
old State, in spite of the alleged drawback OF
slavery, is renewing her youth In manutac-
lures and mechanic arts, Virginia Is making
steady progress, and her remarkable tacih-
,;es for success in these departments of in
dustry. are beginning to be fully understood
and appreciated There is every prospect
that ere many years, Virginia will compete
with Massachusetts, as a manufacturing State.
Her Improvement in agriculture has been
even more strongly marked, and lands which
were once considered worn out and unclaim-
able, by the use of mari, guano, and other
fertilizers, have been made equal to the best
land in the Atlantic States. Almost all the
Virginia cities here, within the last decade,
largely increased in population and wealth.
and the business-l like activity OF their prlnci-
pal streets, presents a strong ana gra1iiylhg
contrast to the drowsy and dilapidated aspect
which they once exhibited. Above all, a sys-
tenn of internal improvements has oeen COM
menced which, although as yet but partially
in operation. has contributed greatly to the
general prosperity; and when completed Will
make Virginia the thoroughfare for the vast
trade of the West The next ten years will
witness progress, compared with which, the
advances made in the last ten years Will ap-
pear small and insignificant. Our leading
lines of Improvement will then, beyond all
doubt, be finished. The Danville Road, al
ready SO successful, will pour in upon US
new tide of wealth; the Central Road will
tap the Ohio, and be linked with railroads to
St. Louis, to Memphis, and perhaps through
one Of them, with the great railroad to the
Pacific; the Southwestern Road, united with
the Tennessee Road and the Cumberland Gap
Road, will afford another avenue for the vast
and varied productions of the West. And
thus viii be laid the foundations of direct
trade with Europe, which will give to Vir-
ginia commercial Importance which will
make her the Empire State of the South.
1t is another gratifying sign of the times
that the tide of emigration from Virginia has
been checked, and that immigration is be-
ginning to be attracted to her borders from
other States. Hitherto her sons have desert
ed her in multitudes and built up new en-
pires on the virgin soil of the West. They
now find inducements to remain at home, and
contribute to the growing strength of the old
State, and share the food of prosperity which
is beginning to make her desert plains bios
som like the rose
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FAEAricisa AND IsFlDELIrY.-The prone
mesa Of these extremes to meet has been again
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
The First Presbyterian Church will be opened for
public worship next Sabbath, at II O'Clock M
and O'Clock, p. NJ. The Dedication Sermon will be-
preached by the pastor, the Rev T. v Moore, d D..
in the morning.
The sale of Pews in this Church viii take ace On
the Tuesday following, (l8th instsn;l beginning AZ
O'Clock in the afternoon, and continuing until o.
clock at night. oe 10 a.
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Plaid and Brocade Silks Rich Cashmere Plaia plain
Merinoes and de LANES French Enbroderies in great
Variety Mourning Goods of every kind; Hosiery in
complete assortment; Lace and Muslin Curtains;
Furniture Prints; Ribbends in variety, &c. &c. &c
large and well selected Stock OF the best styles of
these goods, just received by
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THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS

WORTH OF DRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRrcrs,
20 A FL The subscriber. intending to close
his present business by the first OF January next Of
large and desirable stock of Dry Goods which will be
closed out entirely las customary greatly reduced
prices. His stock remaining on hand the 10Th Dec
will be closed at auction without reserve.
THOMAS d. QUARLES,
oc1l-8t 229 Broad st.
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RELIGIOUS NYTIrE r, :

WILLIAM NJ CARMfCHAPi. hey. Dr.
elected Pastor of Christ Chureba i,i Ne has been
shaIen tomorrow morning. at the usrai ~, 2 Re
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B. w. STARKE, ATTORNEY AT
LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIG.--Praetices in alb
the Courts of Henrieo, Hanover and Richmond city
As Notary Public particular attention will be paid
60 the taking of Dispositions lin out Of his oee1
Proof and Acknowledgements of Deeds Relinqaish-
meuts of Dover, Ac Claims for collection entrusted
TO him promptly attended 70.
Office, No. 81 three doors shove City Hossi, on
North side of Main street, Richmond. Va
as de- -
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OF THE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANY.-The annual meeting of the Stock
holders of the Virginia Central Railroad Company
viii be held in Richmond THURSDAY, the 10th
November, 1885,
Stockholders will travel free the cars in going to
and returning from the meeting.
oc6-tlONo j. GARRETT, Treasurer
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NEVER AND AGUE CURED IN SIX

Il HOURS.-NEGATlVE ELECTRIC FLUID
DR.. SEAT-Dear Sir:-The results have constantly
been similar in all the public hospitals and where
the Fluid has been administered in great variety of
The Fluid is exactly what you represent 1t to
only for fever of every grade and type, but in any
kind of disease characterized by vascular
excitement epilepsy, fits commissions deliriurl tre-
mems, sick headache. pneumonia, colds &c- have
tried it In those various affections in connection with
the eminent of the faculty of the city OF Paris
and always with perfect success
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EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE

EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE
OF C. w. PURCELL CO.--The Notes OF the
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURERS BANK are re-
deemed as heretofore at par st on. counter.
CO. All solvent Washington Small Notes, will for
the present be redeemed At par from Merchants
We caution the public therefore against paying sDy
discount on small notes dated AZ Washington.
PROFESSOR MILLAR, the great Ame-
riesn PENMAN, win be in Richmond about tae 18th
Of (lctober. se2i-eawts
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JOB AND CARD PRiNTING-The
DISPATCH JOB OFFICE, on Governor Street, has
the largest and best assortment of CARDS ever IN
this city, and Is prepared 10 do this description OF
PRINTING on reasonable terms "a elsewG here ~
the city, as well as every other kad of PLAIN AND
FANCY PRINTING. Cali and zee specimens.
&c Plain and Fancy CARDS fos sale.
ae 2-dtf
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THE MUSTANG LINTMENT NEED
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

EIIJ
only be once tried to satisfy any that It viii re-
move inflammation In the eyes, in eli sores syenes
any external Inflammation. oc I9-an9s'
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.x,uE RTTUDERS' COMPANION, con

GROUND ALUM SALT.-Fine Salt,
W "Msrshalp' brand for sale by
oc IS DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
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A YER'S CHERRY PICTORIAL for
"A coushs, coda and tbs incipient stages of con-
auropeicn. For sale by
oei4 GHAs. MlLLsPAUGII. Druggist
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HENRY G- CANNON. ATfrORNEY AI

41AIINAsA ". ShANAtC~Ny iS1tAftIA IA
LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC and Commissioner Of
Deeds, &C., for New York. Pennsylvania, Ohio North
Carolina, Tennessee, &c.
Practices in the Courts of Richmond city and Hen
rico county VIII attend promptly all Legal ard
Notarial business with which he may be entrusted.
Office on Franklin near Governor street
Sc 9ISm
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I,OR PHILADELPHIA - To sail ON
IL Monday. the iTth inst, At o'clock. T. ~ Tho
s.esnsshp CITY OF RICHMOND, Capt. Mitchell,
Is now ready 10 receive freight, and viii sa - Shove
oc is ROBERT RANKIN.
STONE WARE in great yagiefy--sGea as
~ Chusns Batter and Preserve Jars Spittoons. dc.
Also, good variety OF yellow baking bishes OF oil
shapes Rockingham Spistuuns and Teaps's. AZ tho
ecis CHINA STORE ISf Main ".
DOBAchES, both glass and China, Of a
- yarie Of patterns aud eolgrss yesy assfai to
prevent tAe ii ppiBe Of tbs candle. SsnslFa CHINA
ana Rrasa CaaGlssts IL, nc.
ssIs BUlKLEy CO.. Isl Maass,
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BACON SIDES, prime quality, at 9. GA
ID and 0 i-2 oenta for sale by
% Ill mo W0ARI.E & Co =.
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MAlO q DOi La AIIOhNElo Al
LAW will practice in the Courts of Richmond, and
the counties eff Henrico and Hanover.
70 Office in basement of Metropolitan Hail.
Franklin street. BEVERLEY Il. Bolts.
Sc l6-dlm ABEL u. MAYO.
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DERUVIAN GUANO.--30 tons Guano
i daily expected aud for sale by
oc IS EDWIN WORKMAN 4 CO.
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On BOXES PRIME CHEESE, IN store
oc1s anu '0' $40 y BACON 4 BAsKnRviLI.
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PARIS, February 9th, 1858.
For particulars and proofs pamphlets, to be had
Pr;cs Ore and 81 per bottle. For sale by
IHSe g. ~" PURCELL, LADD CO.
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lust received an Invoice of tine double
~ barrel Guns. Pistols, Bowie Knives, &c.
/. oc ls--ai ALEX. MOTT & 60.
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issue win be redeemed IN Richmond BY II. 7. PAIRo
L CO.; in Washington City by PAIRo& NoURSE.
az 22-ts
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DRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS for
- Coughs and Colds fresh supply received and
for sale by CHAS. MILLSPAU0H,
DC IL Druggist. +
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NAPKIN RINGS Fine Ivory, China,
In Coquilla and Bone Napkin Rinss. for sale by
90 - BULKLEy q CO.
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| One wear rolled lv ard up TO that time the
people Of Fdluwdae had never ono. beeh allie
. - nt'rr upon the rrlct kind Of weather lL, Y
would har" mud 'he resul; was that they BEGAN
to oP'n lher eyes to tie fact that this world
would be- a s'rarge place If It's inhabitants could
govern II. Whl'o rhey had been longing f,r Il
power they 'itI not Tu..ess, t'ry had lot seen
i's nb-wd''y, tn' now .hat they hal, IN good
hi,h, tried 10 apply that power, under lhe te
Lei that II vas theirs they saw clearly that they
were re'tmg beyond their sphere They saw
that Naturr'- laws were safer in the hand. Il
Nnture's God than u the hcnIs Of Natures CHI.
drcn
On the last sabbath in the first v-rr Of Mr..
Snr"lv', settlement at F,llowdale he offered to
take mp lis coDnoxion with lhe parish but the
people would not listen to IT, They had bacon c
rtinched To lin ard to the meetings, and they
wished hin TO stay.
'Bu' can no longer rest nndsr our fprmtr cor.
tract with regard 10 the weather, said the pas
tor.
Nor 10 we with YOU to returned Shrrp On
lv preach 10 ia md tech u and our children
how :" live, and he'p Us to b. soc ! nnd happy
Amt aided the y. s'nr while tear of pride
-'nud in histyr a. he looked for IN instant into
~" 'oce Of lie now happy wife AN things
ohov" 'ur urrp'r srhpr" we will leave with God
for lie doeh all things ueN'
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The Homes, Boy, or the Sovereign and the
Shilling.

some ,,"e ago; tie Duke oi Bnsc'eugh' IN 'n'
"' h7 W"'"7 fn't"".rn co" N"m person II
'he ne.s"u"'"o"I 81 DaIR,.in' ""a ''i orders t'
s'"u " y" h'' palace 'hr i"'i"NIhS morning. &C
r"'""g 20 "RIeehrn'' 'he co" "a' sent and The
o"ne ""PP''e" !" oe ~ d's'hu''" a"h Walking
IN tue avenue e'ped i't,ie fellow Intellectually
h"t"D'"s ,@ @"'Se we tan,'haI forward :" IT.
| '"e o'9 "o' N"o""s '''e Nu"e
""%i'u ON I" nan
-, "nn', c"ne mere M S,es 'hi- oea't'
i'e DuRr 50" we mH,"Et' and GetHm'nea
~ ha''hs i"Nr WITH me IIl'le irl'o" pretend
WS, 'hr'''i"' ""t To understand him, lhe Duke
"''Ae" va NI|"i!' 'hr o"y '''i craving hs"-si-'
hh'' AZ last ne cfied OUT III tone vi apparent
"'s,ie'~'
NuIhe ner'' .,'' nun a" n.'p Va n" a. sure ~
Wy u""; " x t H"" '",' I''t
-, 'h,- !"-' '"I'c''H'"" hHd the d.sfC1 efeH
'ht 'He ".h' thI 'eit heHrns h'ha'
A"n now s''n ,'' Duke H. ney r"'Itt
s,nS' no" m"'h 90 you MAX ye II ye' 'oF 'hi'
I"ni
On u"hl KIN sa'd 'he o'y. bi' M 'Hre %
s'"t,"'uS' ,o' 'e "'H up "' 'he mouse "'e g'"'
" o',"''.
a NY p.p'"'S't" '"e "ou"'' 'hc Duke d'r'-
ga "'ih ,h' Wy ana entered ny ulfiereht way,
ne r''tu =" ,''' 'h' pu'" sovereign nj" NJ
h'"'' ~ w, 'Nt "'' 10 w "y "h" II I.
o''"s" "t COW ''f o"hT '",If"'u ." '"'
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New Mcyico..Gov. Mcrriwcthcr.

By private letters received in this city under
date OF Is,h September, aud containing extracts
from the demoCra TIC journal recently established
IN New Mexico the amigo del pais--we have
accuuur- of the complete triumph Of the demo.
cratic party IN the late election IN that Territory
For The first time since civil government was
urganirrd ~ New Mexico, tho democrats hav.
caIIl,i the city and county oi Santa Fr, have
elected I.Gluut, IN both hrlurhe- uf the leg
i,laurr. aud chu>cua drmr,rlrIc drrL te to Con.
gees hy uure than five hun red u'I NV
We learn, also that this sI.ul overthrow o.
the wing Clique at Santa Fe, which has hereto.
fore n,Hlutnlued the a>ccudency IN the Territory,
taken m connection with the rrf"rm by Cover
nor hrriiwrthcr of certain Il giant abuses IN
the public admms ration thrrr, has caused H..
defeated and dI-apl o utrd f,cr"Ii,ls ~ Santa
F. "a rrrrr't,'- the ourage oi bur,dng in eTgv
N rhr puhic -quare o the cry. he Grvrrnor
and JudgrD v.nj,nrt, the Chief Justice of the
lrrn,o,y. Tnr prereucc tor. TIN, ,c,uialou> pro
c..dmg Is stated to he that he Governor aud
Chief Justice saw 1T 30 attend nrmmratIc
meeting IN Santa Fr; though by reason "t then
official character, they nh-lrsln,d from ,akln.
any part in its preceding fhe real cause "i
thl- m wifGstatiun Ui petty spite against tw" mcs'
worthy and ,fti .ieut public officers is found il
| the fact that Governor MrrrIwehcr, immediately
on his arrival at Santa Fe, saw fit to put s,ol
! TO u snug scheme for the plGnder Of the puhl,
treasury by means of drafts drawn by q dig
charged Indian agent and dlted back to the tim,
when he was actual, N Office.
The insult which had been pcrperatcd upor
! the public authority hy this treatment Of III,
two principal federal officers in the Territory ha'
exri'eh there general public Indignation =
WASHINGTON Union
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CLN.ARSp

Dnrres.Iys AocrpESr--We are deeply grlev.
ed to record u most affective dsPensation which
ha. jus, visited the family Of the Rev. DR.. Nc
NJ stcrs the highly est emed Rector OF the Fps
p.l Church in this city. On Saturday afier'
nnan, while one OF his Youngest children. Henri
eta Bowers, Was standing on chair, ms ing
hsrse'f bs looking out OF the window. she acct
den'a,ly re,i backwards, and struck her head VI!
entity against the foor. Although mreh SUE
ned by the shock and complaining ct eitat pam
she resumed her play socn afterwards and no
Sc ious eonscg cguences we're at frs. aPlrehcn'e''
But, towards evening. she fell into s'uper.
fol oSed " convul-ive spasn,s aad, in spite of
Ia, best medical assistance, which was r,onp'.
" reod RED, md Of the unremitting at,snt ons Of
her d, voted parents and other dear friends, ths
p,roxy.ms continued to increase in 'sve,ity. VA
| :, she sunk into the arms Of death, about six
hours after tho acc cdent She hnd te''iy com
pl-..d her third year. AMI ws-a most lovely ana
Interesting child, The delgh. Of all who saw h'''
| -AiNA 10
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, in S',,,l,,,,..~,I " ANY '"F'n '"c'HU
! h,,li,s ,.o,,l '''," "-"'' "e'' ana
Nc, ,,i.,. IL; ~. I''l "'so' ''f fe"-
ILIIa, ''''' ,,,., '''''''E H''e ma more
All .v;,,,., n,I n',, ,.''n NV 1',ltr 'n'H
"' ."".'i ~" "'"', ~ '"li :
I'm. q, s'.k '"y" Nh ana eAeSAlns
"l''"g 'h''r bodies
,.o,,i,i;.,, ,' u.'''' ,'"e e"h'otn'is crouch
n;,b ,L.i, "- W., ''G "u pres r'hig
c.,h - ,,,,,.,,,; i,,'"',''u h,e'': m"n''on"H'
~, Wv, '.''"'"' 70 ,he Jun l"ms, hum
s,;,;r,, , 80 Instruments uo,h per
f.,,;rg on,,.soa,, a.'I cav" o'ueF 10 con
.,ec, TO-. r., 49,. wv .A'.'" "''n, upon me
~" ~ W "'", th'y passed,
s'''% ''1r 'ops ana attitudes. and
;n,t; '"u p.''t'', "hHe' 'he unnatural
:, Wv" s""'"B 'he mas, lhry threw
T.. L,a,,,s, p'".Ns nom iat gae, aad near
Th. - III ~ %
should hive pronounce them from tho ,esem
bland whch they bore to each other in form, and
expires, on Of c5gn,enance Eyidsltly OF higher
caste they carried thensolye, wish an air Of al.
perloity, al, desiring to convey the Impression
THAI the dancing just concluded was OILY an in
cIp'eny and that in them We -h,uli obserye the
poetry and essenr Of aaut'ch practically exrm.
phhed, Their dress d if-red m iterigly from tia
d toe fret two--!ong yellow nantes " rk,d in
S"'h III Hp"eFy patterns, thrown or rather twined
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-11-19
The Patchlu Dank..Cause al IT'S Failure.

W. eli, IA. flInuir,, frnn, tbs nancy OFT;
r.,s,.
ole oi the Ne" i"" ''o'he 0' we Gu ''ls''
The failure "i the Patchn Bank OF Buffalo,
to.k hr street by surprise this morning. Mr.
z ,thn was known TO he largely Interested IN the
Buffalo and New York Cny Road, connecting
B.f'lo w,lh the Erie k'"d at HMnell1vllle' MT
hs reputation for veal b and as Il" 'xperiehcea
hnanclcr wns such that few or none suspected
embarra,-men' IN mat qnTttr II appears