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May 2l-eodtlb Juns
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GOOD CARRIAGE AND IsapvEss FOR sALE.-ni.
an excellent baltimore made double arens
wi,ho" being heavy suitable for the c hnckas
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John .. GALLAHER, late TAird Asdstsr Of the
before Congress
lie than his
Ofhce his residence
Church. EHE1 May 3-eodlmh
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LATEST NAIL NEWS.

- TrFrFFsoN DAvrs.-Fhe Washington Sen,
-, - Yesterday contains letter from the SEC.
...arv Of War, drawn forth by report that he
'l.,.aie expressions hostile to Messrs. Bronson
Ia oconnor, and in favor OF the freesoil faction
3 New York In contradiction of this runlor,
70, nayis sends 10 the !Ssiisol note enclosing
.,,,n,icate OF private letter "a a friend IN New
w a. the most certain mode OF showing his po'
-, -, relation to the controversy. We have nos
-, eor the whole letter. and can only give the
concluding portion
..s,,vith Standing the significant mark Of conf,
49,, ,ixeu 20 Mr. Dickinson when lie was oEered
-, hesi financial and political appointment IN the
80 81 New York. ! have not and VIII not APP
-, ,be antislavery speeches he made IN lS49
p4Iaso And although Judge Bronson helds the
- S.g - which Gov Dickinson declined, trust
- No. he numbered among those WHO subscribe
,,,,r of July - lsis 10 the meeting to raiify
~ :, nomination of Martin Van Buren,, and oontrf
&c IN the extension of treesou. am Wiling in
t4 - in 9th 81 cases. TO drop the inquiry into by
80 Srinious and associations 10 adhere To the
cr,,ract of 1852. to oppose DISCRIMINATION, TO re-
.isf avHa.iou, and 10 promote the haFsno ~ OF the
Democratic party, as the best means Oh securing
,,ps-c among the States, aud prosperity and per
pe.uity 70 the Union. Now this Is not TO approve
objectionable anteccdents not 10 endorse the OPT.
mons at war with my creed, but TO act as becomes
nose who believe the union Of the Democracy to
gave been sincerely, honestly, and substantially
made for public ana not personal ends. Holding
- Dc. that party organization Is a necessary
means 70 insure success 10 principles on which
rsrties are formed, cannot but lament the div.
si1r, which has. without resent cause. opened the
ola wounds IN our party Of New York
u do net 10 ningle, still less to Judge. in
tbs family quarrel butwi.l abide the course OF ra
pldly Transporting events, and hope that the true
Democracy may crush any disintegrating faction
witch goes into coalition with the Whigs"
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There is at the present time great stringency
4 the New York money market. The Fournal Of
Commerce says there ie, IN fact, no such increased
scarcity, at the present strinsency would repre-
sent, but only want Of confidence which prevents
rapid and general circulation OF such funds
This may be, aud doubtless is the result of undue
expansion and speculation; and those who have
thus iutsaged the laws of trade, must pay the pen
atty III suffering, while they also bring portion
q their punishment upon these comparatively
gu!ltIess
The stock Market still feels the pressure in the
money market.
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TIE BosroN FoRGEkIEs.-A later despatch from
Boston gives the following particulars OF the recent
torscries in that city, mentioned in another place
Tie forscr is alleged 10 be California specula.
toy ana torgeyies have been going on for three
wears Ii is further stated that the oper .tor has
acknowledged that he is the forger of the notes.
and that he has lost some SI5000 OF the money SO
obtained in a California speculation, and $4,000
more by a bad debt has paid abou: 5000 in extra
interest commissions, and he had some Sl2G 0
worth Of good property LETT. He is said to be still
Boston, and the probability is the alleged spuri-
Gus notes will be redeemed from the parties who
lcld them.
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THE MARKETS

NEW YORK, Oct 12-The Flour market is easier.
southern has declined y cents per Dbl. White
Wheat sl.56 Yellow Corn sc cents.
BALTIaoRE, Oct. 12-Sales of 100 bbls. Flour
al $500. Red Wheat sl34 to 81 81 white 81 40 to
Sl.45. Yellow Corn 81 cents white IT to - cents
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FROM THE EAST

NEW fohR, Oct IA passenger who came
over 10 the Arabia states that just before she sail
ed despatch was received at Liverpool to the eff
iect that portion of the allied fleets had pone IN
Constantinopieto protect the European residents
from the fury Of the Mussulmen
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4 OMMISSlONERS SALE OF LAND
~ IN HANOVER AND observation-disclosures
to decree of the Circuit Court for Hanover county,
of the 18th day of September, 1883 in the suit Of
Andersen V. Sale and wife, the undersigned Com
missioner in the said decree named, will sell ut public
auction. to the highest bidder on the premises on
MONDAY, the 7th day of Nov'r 1853, at O'clock p
NJ thirteen Lots of Land lying in the county Hen
rico, adjoining the city of Richmond, follows -
Nine Lots being Lots No. TO- II, u, IS, IA Is t. II
and IT, in square No 10 of this property formerly be-
longing to Thomas Rutherford, decd lying upon the
East side of 9th street, between and streets as
laid down upon plat recorded in Henrico County
Court; one Lot at the corner of Venabe and 9th
streets on tn South side of Venable and West side
of 9th street; two Lots Nos. and 5. in the plat
above mentioned, on the West side of 18th street.
between O and streets; and Lot on the East
side of 18th street, between and streets. And on
WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of November, Tract
of Land in the lower end of the county of Hanover
adjoining the lands of Elisha White and N. j. Alex
auder, containing about 40 acres.
All the above Lands of which Robert Anderson
decd, died seized and possessed The Lots will be
sold in the order in which they named.
TERMs-For the Land, cash for enough to pay costs
of suit and expenses of SALE say about $780, For the
balance, credit of and two years. with interest
from day of sale. For the Lots near Richmond the
purchaser to give negotiable notes. with good endor-
For the Land in Hanover county. the purcha-
to give bonds, with good security The title to be
retained until the purchase money is paid
JOSEPHUS ANDERSON Corn'r
Sale conducted by JAS. NJ. TAYLOR, Auct.
&C l2-tds
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BosroS, Oct. ia mass meeting of the demo
Gratis held az Faneuil Hall last night Every
thing passed of harmoniously-sp speeches were
made by Ex-Governor Boutwell,. n p. Banks and
others. Resolutions sustaining the administration
and the Baltimore platform were adopted, and the
nominations Of Bishop and Dowley ratified. The
Maine Law denounced, and its repeal urged.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ANoTHER RRp11 IfT1e,,I :. Co. .. ;,

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. l2.-By an arrival at ii i.
port we have later intelligence from Mexico
another revolution was reported to have broken
OUT 10 fueatan, and Mexican war steamer. with
three hundred men, mad left Vera Cruz for that
place ai
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THERE'S A GOOD TINE COMING

EHERE'S A GOOD TINE COMING !
n There's good time coming or,
So letus all prepare
To meet our friends, as their stock thew send
Tothe Agricultural Fair
Not long ago you will say So
No Railroads had we then
To bring for show what they did crow
But now we'll bring her men ...
Come on. you mountain gents, and bring
Your cattle in for show
And we will show you all fair play
Before from us you go.
For Wonders they will never cease.
So here's for old Virginia,
We raising the Shanghai bird
In preference to the Guinea.
AZ O'Clock the banks are closed
For this advice is well,
And for place 70 yourself
It's the American Hotel.
And from this place Of luxury,
And having left your stock,
Go down TO BILL BARTHOLOMEW
And there 60 buy Clock.
Gold Watches and good Silver ones,
For time they're hard to beat,
And see his stock of Jewelry,
It's small, but yet it's neat.
w. BARTHOLOMEW i CO.
d5ors above the Dispatch Office. =
&C 10 Governor street
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct 1.-The election for State
and local officers took place to-day.
IN Dauphin county, the wing ticket IS elected
in Delaware county, majority Of 600 has been
given against the new constitution
Returns from Philadelphia show the election of
Murphy, dem. Police Marshal, and GiIpin, yvhis
for Mayor. The wigs have lost one member o,
the Common Council ia Walnut ward
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EXPLOSION OF AR0u.ER

ihihAoELPHIA, Oct. - - To-day, while the
"ofkhien at the Navy Yard were engaged in haul
ing lhe U. = ship Cyane into the sectional dock, the
ooiler the engine used for pumping out the wa.
TER exploded, fatally injuring several persons
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GEORGIA ELEcrIoS.-The Savannah papers con
cede the electisn of Seward, de1n to Congress, by
900 or 800 majority in the first district and report
the success Of Baiy dem in the third district, by
20 majority. Colquitt, dem, has TO majority in
the second district. Johnson DEM is elected Gov
ernor by majority ranging from 500 to 600
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NEW ROUTE AGEET.-The Postmaster. G en- eral
has appointed MIR. Thomas NJ Walker on the
bealDoat man service, between Wheeling and
thep place OF James e. Jelly, resigned.
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BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE

MISERABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE
LION SD NEAR FRANKLIN STREET, ATPUB-
Lie SALE.-On MONDAY. Gath October, at a. o'clk
z. NJ, upon the premises, will be sold that very de-
srable family residence the side of 3rd street
recently in the occupancy of Mrs Davenport The
house contains ample accommodations for large
family. is well built and admirably arranged with a
good Kitchen water in the yard &c. The lot fronts
S. feet and back about 40 feet The very desi-
ahle location of this property and its many cove
nIences should commend il to those in want of a
leasant residence. The premises may be viewed at
any time previous TO the sale.
TERMs-One- third cash, balance at and u mos,
with interest, credit payments TO be secured by
trust deed. JAS. NJ. TAYLOR,
oc lS-dtd Auct.
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Destructive FIRE AT CHARLESTON Mass
The Tannefy owned by the heirs of Mr. Tut, in
Bunker Hill street, Charleston, was DESTROYED by
ire few nights ago. together with five wooden
dwelling houses joining.
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BY KENT PAINE KENT
VALUABLE MANUFACTURING SITE AND
WATER POWER.

WATER POWER.
nNTUESDAY, 18th of November. at II
" o'c'k, shall proceed TO sell at public auction
upon the premises, the lot of ground and water pow
thereto attached. upon which were situated the
manufacturing mills OF the Virginia Woolen Conpa-
ny. This lot fronts Isl feet 10 inches upon street
running from 18th to 18th streets in the city of Rich
mond and back that width to James River hav-
ing land depth of not less than 1870 feet The wafer
power is sufficient propel what was in 1916 and
1913, known as Is sets of Wooden machinery. The
heavy granite basement ofthe mills covering nearly
the entire lot. will be sold with the lot The lot and
water power is subject to annual ground and
rent of 81 600 per annum. The chain of title and
plat of the property, and the property ITSELF will be
shown, and any information respecting it, given by
upon application at any time previous the sale.
TERMS OF SALE :-One-third cash, balance in 6 and
II months interest added; negotiable notes with ap-
proved endCrsers, VIII be required for the credit i-
gtaments, and title retained until the are paid
The title to all the going property is believed to
be perfect but selling Trustee shall sell and COR
vey only such title is vested III by the deed
aforesaid.
JOS. JACKSON, JR., Trustee.
Sale conducted by Kent, Paine Il Kent, Aucts
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Dr. Iyes, formerly bishop Of North Carolina.
reported 10 have finished his controversial work
containing his reasoas for going over to the Roman
Catholic TAI g.
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1t twas believed that Yankee Sullivan and Nor
rissey would have pugilistic encounter yesterday
soacabere but the police had not been able to trace
them. Supposed, however in New Jersey.
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CATHOLIC BISHOPS DEcL1NED.-It is stated that
Dr., Young, the newly appointed Bishop Of Pitts
burg declines the appointment. Dr. Cookery, ap-
pointed to the new OF Portland, Maine likewise
declines.
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FEw ORLEANS, Oct l0-The ships Espinaola
and Hudson, from New York, have had their car
goes OF dry goods atty destroyed by the bursting
SS0.oOO
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MICHIGAN Cry, Oct. l0-The statement that
the u, s steamer Michigan was ashore twelve miles
from Michi IAN Il y on Tuesday week, was without
foundation The Michigan arrived here on Sun
day, the I'd instant, and has remained since
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NEW OaLEANs Oct 10-The weather now is
fine and cool, and fears Of the fever have ceased
Thousands of absentees are returning
MOBILE, Oct l0-The fever has now nearly dis
appeared ana excites little alarm.
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Vrsfr TO THE GREAT REPuRLIc-Iion J. c
Dobbin, Seeretay Of the Navy, accompanied b,
Lewis w Tappan, EGG, visited the clipper shil
Great Republic, at East Boston, On Saturday.
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DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEAT.

~ MILES FROM THE CITY, AT AUCTION
Having in contemplation change of occupation /
shall on THURSDAY, the 9th of October, at IL
O'Clock. A NJ, upon the premises, offer at auction.
the FARM on which reside, situated the old
Turnpike Road about five miles from the city, and
adjoining the lands of Messrs Hutcheson Sinton and
others. The tract contains $50 acres-half well
wooded the remainder cleared and very productive.
The improvements consisting of dwelling with 6
rooms, barns stables &C., being all new, in ex-
celent order. Upon this land there is Ice House
and Pond from which alone may be derived more
than sufficient to pay the interest on the asked
for the whole tract. At the same time l win also
sell my stock. crops of corn, oats, hay, &c.
TERMs-For the land, one-fourth cash, balance at l
and years with interest and satisfactorily secured;
for the personal property sums under $50 cash. that
amount and over4 months credit fer approved paper
with interest JAMES PHILIPS.
lac TkyrnR Auct I1-Sfawt92dO d.d
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WALTER RALEIGH has been appointed postrnas-
ter at Pongoteague, Accomac county, vice George
II. Christopher resigned.
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John Cos ia, the .aell known clown, Is saii Il
have died on tae 7ft ulimo, at Ratehez, OF yellow
fever.
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The distillery in Boston, where the boiler explc.
sion took placea day or two since, is owned by
John Heard, and is situated on lYers street
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New YORK, Oct. ll.-Simeon Draper the well
known banker and politician, has failed for large
amount
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FAILURES INNEW YnRK

NE" YORK Oct l2.-The failure of Simon ORA.
per OF this city, is confirmed /, is reported tha,
others are shaking.
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PAINFUL ACCIDENT Mr. J. Douglas Taylor, o
Butler township, Adams county, Pa, bad his righi
arm taken eff by threshing machine on the Gil
inst
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SYRACUSE, n T., Oct. l0-fiail and snow fell i,
this city about one o'clock this afternoon.
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Bosron, Get 1.-THE barque Homer was towet
into Edgartown on Saturday.
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J. Everson, charged with passing counterfeit
money, In Marion county, Va, has been arrested
at Pittsburg.
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PRATTsRURo, n. Y, Oct. 1.-THE Methodist
Church, Rioes 'fo:el and several other buildings
in this village, were destroyed by fire yesterday
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FUTURE DAYS.
By TAOS. W. MESSED


TRUSTEES SALE.-In pursuance Of a
\ Deed of TT ust execsteito me by Thos. j. Mar
IN and wife, for certain purposes therein mentioned,
bearing date the 9th day of February lsi7 and duly
recorded IN the office the Court of Hastings OF the
city of Richmond, the 3lst day of May, 1913 /
snail proceed to SELL TUESDAY. the 18th inst to
the highest BIDDER for cash. all the Household and
hichen FURNITURE and the Factory FIXTURES
of said Martin.
The sale will commence at his late residence, on
Church Hill at IL o'clock.
A. j. KUHN, Trustee.
Sale conducted by THos. w. KEEsEE, Auctioneer.
&C 10
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF A
"A STOCK OF GROCERIES, STORE FIX
TURES, &c.--On TUESDAY morning next the 18th
instant will be sold, at auction commencing 10 o.
clock on the corner of Grace and 18th streets all the
Stock of Groceries, Crockery Ware and Store Fix
lures belonging to the estate of Valentine Pier de-
ceased. .E
Terms: Cash. A. BARATTA, Administrator
Sale conducted by
TH0S. w KEESEE, Auctr
NOTlCE-All persons having claims viii present
them Immediately for payment.
oc 10 A. BARATTA, Admir-.
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T YON's .KATHAIRON. for pregervjne

4 lON - ma 1I1A1hON, LOT preserving
n l'restoring and identifying the Hair is the most
elghttu end wonderful article the world ever pre-
duted Its astonishing is without precedent
in the history of the Ma1eria Medica. Dark and
uxuii4n eurls soft and glossy hair with scores of ad
miiers (nark this adies,) is the universal effect of
the haLhairop. Bald ana grey heads were perfectly
astonshed. The kathairon has fully restored nv
hair after badness of IL years A. j. COPYRIGHT ID
Bond St, l." The kathairon is certain cure for
Nervous Headache, and all cutaneous diseases Sold
in large bottles. D. S. BARNES, Proprietor
16l Broadway, N Y.
PURCELL, LADD co. and ADIE GRAY,
wholesale agents, Richmond. oc6-dImif
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PENNSYLVANIA ELECTIONS.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l2.-The result throughout
the State Is largely In favor OF the Democrats
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I AMBERT'S LOTTERY OFFICE

A MBE RT'S LOTTERY OFFICE
IL NO. NORTH CALVERT STREET BALTI
MORE, OPPOSITE BARNUMS HOTEL.-The
purchase sale of Lottery Tickets within the State
of Virginia being in violation of law and At
tended with heavy penalty on conviction, the SUB.
scriber would respectfully solicit the orders of his
friends and others who may feel disposed purchase.
Having been a resident of Richmond for upwards Of
thirty years. and being pretty generally known
throug the State he deems it almost unnecessary
to give any further assurance that all business conf
ded to him win be promptly and properly attended
to.
~ Packages, single Tickets and shares, In all
Maryland Lotteries, for sale.
~ The printed official drawings sent to core
pondents by the first mail
" Prizes cashed st sight.
Address THOMAS LAMBERT,
my LISTS Baltimore, Md