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To III, s,osLholaer. I'll. II

To The sioekholiers of TIA. ichoni lille RAILROAD
Since the death of the amcutei Tunsall late Presi.
dent Q: this great Improvement the public have been
looking around with much anxiety for gentleman TO be
named his SUCCESSOR whose energy skill practical in.
fOrmslioa, experience in the iron trade, and general
knowledge of business aud engineering would offer his
services the Stockholders for election The writer
having heard the OF Col &. q Tompkins men.
toned 10y numerous persons, gentleman in every wsy
qualified Who would IL elected, from his well known rep
utaOn, graduate Of West Point aud his rapid promo
ton ia the u. ). army ought to De sufficient recomneu.
laOn the Stockholders elect such an officer If H.
services can oc outiurd iu important pa-t Posi-
dent al the road. IL IL well known by those who have
the pleasure IL Col rs acquaintance that lac is too un
PIE sumiug aud modest solicit tie office or 20 out cleo
onrrTpg for and without any disIari cement to any
other candidates tlI-t ma To hroupht Erwari lac
l. most peculiarly fitted los such an Office in li-
naty. State, luL the chance of 10 sing such a
good citizen, possessed Of his extensive qualifications
prompt many much interested in the improvements o
the State 10 thus publicly bring the of Col TOnp
kns Ia the consideration oi the Stockholders aud t.
these al hislgncr who may not lie acquainted with
tie gentleman named, u'g ~ siarr that lac acted
Chief Marshall OF the Agricultural Exhibition in this
city, aud upon whom drvolvri the whole nIaua cement
aud arrangement ni that well organized exhibition
ios IL order could not be cXccllcd
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r The rinea.,,e Democrat disposed to ridicule the
effort. OF our Legislators to remedy the shinpias'er evil
1t did hope they would some sAuay law on the s1o
iec bu, nov Il begins doubt whether anything at oil
iii, h. done this sesson for eradicang this "pest" In
..much as there have been many conflicting reports
from hghy respectable sources to the operations Of
the MARYLAND smanote Law. the Democrat suggests to
the Legislature to appoint committee with power 10
send for persons 10 proceed to- and reeonno
tire the State Maryland and report the extra session.
What do our lawmakers think ot the sngges-
tionss They have exhausted their own ingenuity,
without producing any plan, and Il might be well Tor
them take steps Tor gathering information, 10
enable them to better the next time they under
take the Job There are few members Of both Houses
who would make admirable standing committee to re-
ceve consider and report propositions on the subject oil
shnplasrrs We might mention Messrs Shackelord anu
Smith, of the Senate, and Messrs Kemper, Tomn' ana
Wallace of the House Of Delegates Let the whole sno
ect be referred to their especial consideration during the
interval between this and the next session.
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Lr,s,ts Coreu s,srr-we believe bi, 10 be eIessn,
preparation, aud shall hesitate omcnI 10
readers thlS been tested Instances and 10
many which haye under observation Ias gshei
what or popular medicines gnJ Of skfo pbys.
clans have failed u accomplish IT, ELECTS produced upon persons
I'm the eatller stnr. Of cnn.nnnh,1n are wonderful
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eE- The Paris Siccie Of the Sd February says; SF
Henry Seymour and General Castebaac, the English anu
French ambassadors at ST. Petersburgh, have received
instructions which authorize them to demand their pass
ports We are that these Instructions are eouehed
in much vigorous than was thought proper
to employ in response to the note OF the Car.
"I VIC are correctly informed the acts oil the Two Gov
crnmcnts will he much vigorous than any cords they
have used The Cdradvc, which leaves in the morning
for Constantinople will bear instructions which all
end to all hesations and delays"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-28
o''cs % sreRnH' " gs,o, Lsr9g, No I1.o9r

OTTCE SEcgrIaEY W UEOx IysI0F No I, I. U. or
Richmond, Peb'y 25th, 1881 4
regular meeting Of Union lodge, No. 7, D. o. ", held
~ Friday evening 2h instant the following Proesedin we're
had, aud ordered % be published:
Inst whereas certain himself D. DOUGLASS
and representing himself member good standing " this
Lodge, and having by such obtsDrd from
sister Lodge IN another part Of the Etae;
Therefore, BE- II resolved That hsre such
nected with this i1dge BEEN he
imposter and hs Order throughout warned
beware u him
The DoWngls description Of bi, psIIon lie IL abou g;
years Old, Lss a DARK compltIOn and dsfk hair,
fei'-clt CHAs. MiLLsPAU0U, Secretary.
SD6kn cssssl Sass 1, :orce
%UU % do suk 90.
la store, Tor sale By
ess BACON BlsRERyGLJ.
GOATS SPOOL COrTON.--5O cases Coats white
~ SPOOL Cotton, well assorted, receiving ard Tor sale by
.. KENT, PAINE kkST,
h's Agents Tor JAP cosut
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rApnR,u. np nrw YORK

This beautiful work Of is exhibiting at AehCpotu
Hsll Those Who wouI Enpre City without mourning
the Inconvenience and expense fraye Should improve the
pohuny an,doI ~ paining Of genuine merit and a.
repres ntao OF the city, e,eslS Ia aeeuralcns,' all
tls' sc snpposcd possible on canvass
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II,IrrI.n pAn,CAIiMAIIll.
City Of Petsrsbury, trash,

enra partners named In tic foregoing "nk balpg date tSih
Gany s5 oath before John keyau, Jdstee
n The peace In the cy tn stated In the ,sd sri
Ing the special have been actually paid
respectively 10 cash Given under hand this 18th
lay Of January, A. D., 1864. ,,. ..,, -,
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JOIN KEyAH, Aid.
CITY Of Richmond. To vii

City Of Richmond, To wit
IN the once Of the Court Of Hastings for tile
sail City, the 25th day Of rebruiTy, To-
The foregoing certificate Of limited parner,hP under the
style and Rrm Rawlings Miller" with tbs ccTthcates Of se
and payment annexed preentei 70 the eerS
admitted record directed BY Chapter 49, Of the Code
ofvirgois. ietie, 90, ,o,,.n 49,.
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mn consequence yeietday dnrn
storm shalt under the necessity closing doors uu
ti rrpsib render IL sale to resume Lu,iness.
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KENT. PAINE d KENT. AVG

NIOTiCEwe invite attention OF T. D. Qu,ric,
stock VI DRY GOODS TO take place Auction Rooms
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NOIICE.
~ IN ,Is0RnS sNCE OFfIgE,r
XAsaING fnN. Ssnt.mhsr 0S i

u u T IA
i.W o. - WASHINGTON, Sepbm Der d. 1856
fhQaGREss, during its lss1 sessi N, h svini mai.
~ an appropriation for the purohase of the hsss
bfeechoading Rifes for The use the United States
army, "provioed that the secretary Of Vat, aftar
fstr practical test hefasf shsii des,a,he purchsse
advisable and propsf,r Inventors and manuisctGr
era age hereby THAI Ne Of sucb arnla
VII b. EsssiEsd At THU pfse tn ths Srsf daS Or
December nsxt for, preliminary s4ami sationf; and
II found to Offer reaso.ahia expectation Of Leing
ussfaf purchase will bs MAZE. ., sulafo,eat uur
Der (say twenty I've OF esch OF tax 30 aoroug Eieh
es pscatiPn g be plasl ia the hands OF the sol.
diers for ttiai ~ the fell The respit az tis prae
peal test VII aid the Esorate-yy III making de.
cisiop a.. !. s<.-.j - uaEkY K CRAIG, So
sep J0-ZAw6~ Colonel of.(Jr3 I af,cel Is
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Philadelphia AUCTION BARGAINS. y
h ls ,9fi herinos all shades, GENT, very
3 French Msrino Pla;ds, sll styles ~
~ SEQ pieces bask silk velvet Ribbons; Of all widths
very thasp 'tsi 7fo1l - Ia .'! i1Lii OK
dPlaid s8iks, plaid Ribbonsa Il sia ns1 ~ ~
u Blsek silks'o every width and quality
200 Freneh Sba wis, various styles, very low
Customers viii do well % rali and fcok at my
stock, al Of which will be sold nf small adys nca
for cash lg "a IN 10 ,i4'-- WM B. RILEY
I'd 's .As Corner sch st., opposite Centre Market.
oct 3lInlo CIdIi Ia"2l1- e2b 3 q '737'''H
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= WASHINGTON INFTRMARY

''sa'''sa a on r strsst, aoyth Of tie CITY Hau,
yv,ur -. - n oshsngtom. pas "a g.. -.
ne extensive additions to the buila;nps NJ hi.
fl TN are completed aud constantly Oman
-0i r ,nE es.lan and care Of the sick .
Ia ohsE >ensfit. comfort and convenienee which enn
r, ~ hospitals are recpred for the inmates
- snsssst On 10 VISITED ddls Tor oeterer if nees
ar, % Physician AMI surgeon from the Faculty
nj ;he Hstiensi Medical Colisge. ,e4-E = .
1t = HkLl<N, resident ph gsjcisn, Is slways liz
the building also 3 .sTa resilient students and all
n-cessary aaeanisn II. % 4,sf " -... -
The patents are nursed by the Sistsre of Mercy,
whose benevolent services have been found invs u
able since their introdnctio into the institution
Ply ain;aEs In the city and also 10 tia onuntrs nj
neighboring cities having patients who need h epi
falls advantages, invited to send tena to the Ia.
TIE change for board is FROM So to SO per week..
according to the accommodations required, payable
in advance. 40 Ell tss-..---..- - - =
} Persons wi1 apply for a. mission to Dr. HELLlN
resident physician, ut the Infirmary:-g-. t.
All eop ications in ressrd 10 the il tita inn
must .bs to my address. al 30 ,--,f
=, - 800. GRAFTON TYLER, MD,
49, .-.,,s,-.. FOL. Georgetown, d. G,
r- Curator Of the Washington Infirmary
oct GIN a.
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q By J.. o. MCGUIRE. AT s1foneer.

1sn By j. O, MCGUIRE Auc1foneer.
BuTLDfNG lIOTs SUITABLE FOR
- business stan6e nua Private Res.dences.-
b. scid By auc'oh, en- the pren,,ses, II ,. c. Mo
CURE, on MONDAY af sspo9n, 0ctot % the 10th, at
four o'clock, the follow tneiee lots OF ground
Three lots Of Hrcana north Of foJ' IS Hotei on New
Iersey Avenue. Having each = front Of twenty-two
feet, ard running hack about 30 feet. The ttieip
these lots has hssn made complete by ths purchase
ofthee siRs cf fors:gn heirs. II
p Also onafc of eouna on streat north, sdjoin.
ing Toy Hotel, % feet font 100 deep. Title also
complete 'ea.-+ - -
b Also, fine hot OF ground, bains the northeast
corner OF Square 574, spi ffortin 1A feet on Ind
ana avenue, O strect NORTH and First street wss be
ing one Of the most able business stands IN tbs
CITY, containing 4,eaa heet. S''''
Terms, Ore fe'urrl cass; residue 70 & u. and
~ month 70, % ee bearing Interest, sttasd by
20 i, - -. o'' ~. .'f e." JANEsc. AcauIan..
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80 hTTOIG-F
Chm Eleofious-o

: C,EtIsN4Tbi OBJ. A-Sixty counties in this
State As ysr besn7 heard frsn gs The -indepen
dent ticket in those counties has Gs,n00 ma
iority. The waels State will Rfohably give
w 4OQ, i,hwl-7 50 -r.sa-7sr -,r-s
- L. will he seen by the snbioissao tha' :he
uembers7 Of GaBgress, So fprAsoAsari from,
are electe3i ana their oppsnssis-bs&sp with
cat Fegaz5 10 their votes On hs ,kehra.ka bill
The kasw Neihinss have isaA heir sFn way
Q First district, Timothy g Day opposition :
Seseaa, i Sect Hss risons farbpar Know Moth
pssI Third. i 20 GampRelI e,fusion;- Four b q,
M., u Mic hslss iudspsndenti DemGrst; Sew
enth. Aaron Harlan fusion Eighth, Benja-
min Stanton fusion: Ninth. Cooper K Wat
sea> fusion Tenth, o r Moore Fasion; Erev.
enth. MR. Horton, Know Nothing; Twelfth,
Samuel Galloway. fusion and Know Nothing
Thittsapthg John Sherman. fueion :, Fifteenth
William K ssep, fusion and Ksa~c Nothing
Sixteentb, Edward Bsii, fusion Sevsn.e nth,
c. j. Albright. do Eighteenth. B F. Litter,
do: Ninteenth Edward Wade, DO: Tween
tie;h. j 9iddines do ; Tweet5 first. j. a.
Bingham. fusion and Know Nothing
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;a5<nExf6A1rHSdye WASH.
jk 8 = NcssS -zihe1hirfy third snnnal oourse #
lee uTes will CONNER on the fou tn Monday IN
0atob~r. and eontinQs until AaraAra
yy -,ails " FACULTf.nodsig :
Thomas Miller, D Professor Of Anatomy ard
Physiology. aG .Y-'ssH =
" Wm = johnson, NJ. d., Processes Of Obstetrics
and Diseases Of Women spi Chiidfsp. 2.
Joshua Riley, -, Frotessers E sdsters NEEDLES,
TIERS pen les, and II, gepa % s.sT3-'
John Fred Nay, M D., Proffssoe Ct the Principles
ard Practice Of surs.ry. 81 .SGsnsa,
Grafton Tyle-. NJ D Professor ef Pathology and
Prac ice Of Medicine II iis.af
Bewis u Steiner. 81 D., 1Rsesfsssr1af Chemistry
EDWARD a-:sGtt, Il. D. PIoSectorsna Rsmonstrs-
The fsS;iiti;s. for the rrosscuiion Of practical
ans'9rgy are avp ,a.Wb.la I =
Like Iss - snI,i inst ituU2nsiu tprVpe the de KS
GA Eticp the regular ieesuree ars given ana the
yard fer siiaixl insEnetispssss 5uSdsr the Same
proot llHbf ~ IT ,.GGyrs: y H5;h
hs soRsyls,ier OF the eyteoFivv sddi'icps to tho
tldibgs lips ethe sst see ion for the .ceorm coa-
tirp o: The sick, wi greatly xand the sse'uiness
Of the Ii fdica md surg esl ettnie. II =
The sxr srse for full eruTs1 s$so
Prsctfsa sr stSm my b, the QpIasassfsfor .:i... 10
Matricuiatins OK. pay abe only once..........- >
Grsdu tang expel s-o-. .y,.--v~li'~'s%....:- -
t,rr,rs,, tn " hi, le courre without charge
y Per further in,oTmstion a1dteHs, LfNIS II.
srervES, n ., prantsfc the fscss ny, osics Wash
inS Ti leetore. Viii :. etrsh ia s soou ard
et.eni,g to sscoi. modate stnden Who have other
.saaaesm ,nts suriag the esrlisr part the day.
Oct O. eoiiIl 9th NV. ~. .,...r % I -,f
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~ BkNHst EssESoE 9Ei JAMAICA Gssxa-This Essenoe
Warranted e. n concentrated form the Val
nsbIe prd}efte of Jamaica Ginger and win be fo,, -.
risi an ttnsllss family medicine 1t particularly rain
enfed ton ~ 60 fever or o,har
Diseases few drops impartins 70 the stomach rio. AMI
yisor eal 70 Wine Of brandy other stiIniant
wifhonr any or one debsfns effects which are s,rs to @
low the sse % qnor Of any Kind Mefsfre
riaiiy service bis 80 fchiIes and the aged il
VIII pfpfs comfort 70 the dysIsptc and 10 those
arg TO gov. or gives
who.t ssn"eh b craving the iiautr a
gi't s tone tthe digestive orsns and
Isslss tempe ION and - consequently In t
sass q ampera ps For SALE wholesale and retail
supphed at MANI uacs,rers prices, by p. GILMAN
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ct 6-en 80 W y. HOWARD ~ irus'

b Ms T. sCSl9'T,. Aactioasers
L o Friday, thh .spsh insss at, re. shall sell. ~.
from OF the d emises Il fan o'llo.k D. N ip5sse
Lot No o IL aans SIC, with the inprsvppe ;
wien ere i've ns4SE new Fame Hpuses, 80 which
rent rreoily Eor sig do''arE per month. SO 7
tn. above described prnp Tty is eitoateh be.Iee.i
and streets north and Rou had Fifth strest
west cts -
Terms: One fon-th cash halsnce in g. 70 ard Ia
Saopths OF. notes BEARING interest from tn Ssy o,
the ss;s ~.
"A des1 given aasf desd Of trust taasn % o
GREEN 4 SCOTT
-- hct!1--G A>;Sl iocee-s
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&S0 Runaway few ds}s ago,
ePCNs my servant Boy, Henry Rsad. lie Ia about
q out II years old, of ordinary growth for Boy of
his sge handsome figure and uncommon likely lace
With fnlt suit of haif.@ his conpiex:on is brown,
ing vi Mr.. Fairfax, on Capitol 34iiL and an aunt
With AIR. Waehinston, near the Patent Ofic.. Fe
took With him many articles OF clothing, among.
them ssvtrsl pair Ct pents,oohs the inpsr Of
which Is written g. Young II viii gfve go tor
apprehension Of the boyy When deiivetedeo me. Ii
taken h the District Of Coiumbis of sssd taken
out of Hnd secured in Jail tes ~eir ace sinted
with every part OF the District ana AIskaudrs Viz.
Sinisl ,ot,u ,sE.,....t-,,fkUUISA HUNTER
oct 12Idt' g. ''''>'Is' ~
. tsal:in oseF please eopy and send blu to the
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J CONE AND LEARN YOUR FATE.

Nj Rs. GEO, GE, Late Of En- Hand with 10 inform
11 tbs fssies and gentlemen of Washington and
Vic nifty that she can be consulted the past Or $
ent and future events, ut her residence, No. cor es
eath street. b.t~ee Marylend avenue and L. street.
vest side, Isl nd Her name is On Ihe door Ladies
70 cssts-gentlfmsn SO ~ Hours from o'clk 10 tie
morning anifl ~ oei ok Mt night. 3. - H- -
oct 7.-1mE -..-.- -. .-- , fl-1 g.
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Elecfion cf Vsrmout ssnatoTS

% <MoNrrLfEnr Oct The Hon Jacob Col
"a mer, OF Woodstock, whtg, was to day eIecied
teri.ed States Senators for the hong term by
majority III both Houses eof shout 80: and the
iion Lawrence Brainard, Of st Albans free
softer. for the short term, receiving nearly
every wbig and free soil vote! y3ieo
Governor Rozies message was delivered this
forenoon. 1t was unusually bsief, ard was re-
cei sed with lmu9A fsvos, BY all parties. The
Governor. admits himself to- be strongly in
fsFsr Of othe Prohibitory, Liqnor law,
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REDITtfION IN FXIJRES.

TAlAe rs nov rsceivtrsg the iaissss SoHh o' 20
FTfURFS eyrr effsrea 70 sbisti y, com
pri. ere,y .sris of st &c ard nnnh IN = nsae
iius Cor, Phis de pais, and ineiuds al OF their
cwnr TO eiuc-ina In prfc, iri Gas fixtures we
are Gov yrspsr d to fgrnis9 them ~ ;es rae s""'
10 Keep pace with the store shtYr2 emsn. lns
rrics IN r.s fubiny las ben r,s,stia, reduced,
aud our ihc.e,ssd feel ues vsrfsn'r .s in ssy,ns
TIA. we are pysraret and caa ~ nth.r
Kay Srrt lie c,,ssypr ami bsr. St thAn aay o'nei
) . = rrhSi ~ hsei ~ Taoapsas'I = Eho,
- p;aapps Gee yong rstAsi's ,1i,s a. ,,,.
:, Pa ayenas side. between lun ana f'IA ''''
oct l3-AtJani N 1lasnLr :
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&C BY G. F. DYER.

=. y. W q SSRE, AuctfOneer.
ytNkUsTEPs SALE oF VALUABLE rRO2ERTY
Il By virtue Of n deed OF Itrnst from Patrick
5yrDs, and Mary Jane Ryrne his wife to Edwin c.
Morgan and William Z. Howard, the same b~iue
-recorfed N tiber T. A s, 80, 10, enc of the
hnd records foT Ma sbinston esnnty in the bis.it
Vt CoiaEaois, va, tbs said Morgan & Haw.id Will
ssh, In front OF the Fresnises, on " EDE ESDAY aht
9th day OF November, A D 1854 at Az o'clocs ID.
p., the following piece parcel OF ground, ana i-
improvements thereon, Ii. 'ame being situated in
eise cat5 Of Wsshsngtsn, In the bistrcs of Cclum
shats Pos p as 1arts lots ssven and eirhf 81
IN square No. four huhdres and ftty ECU besr n.nu
i'r7as sar. ~ sne nor Invest corner OF Lot eight;
,.uu ru' mir south Seventh street, twenty a..
feet theme. esst tight angles with Seventh street
vest sky five fet thence rue north for ~ une t.
Themes 1est twenty sevsn feet Fix innhes n, .ep
south txse " teet, thence west thirty ter.n feet
i.lche5 to the plare cf ksainnih9--0 - =
ysrms t1nsAslfce b; the fiauee in 6 aud l.
meblhs, With fnsre-t The e> erred payments t hr
Sc ured 10y deed IF trust cn the prenn ees.
y -. a".9a -. EDWIN naRaa q, .rruta,z.ss.g
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'.s-fELEGRAFffHe.
EXPRESSLY 70, the Baily gtedfnE ktat

Persons Saved who were on the Arctic
- Steamer Accident,
NEw YORK. OCT. l6.--It IL nov, known here
that 81 Of the passengers, fthe officers and
20 of the Grew Of the Arctic have been saved.
There are yet missing stl passengers and vs.
Of the crew
Capt Luce will arrive here tonight
The steamer Alahsma hence to Savannah
has returned to this port having encountered
the storm, one Of her boilers leaking badly
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s torn at Cana Nav

20. PHiABEIPHtss October l5-Thers was a
.violtns storrny last night with, heavy thunder
and lightning The Philadelphia House was
struck aud slightly damaged a9l7 ,-r
We have no psrtieulars,o Azstrong northwest
wind il. blswingto. night. .lrIo9 o. o,
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Departure of. the A,Iant;a,,

40 Nav York. Oct. 1.-THE steamer Atlantic
Is siled this afternoon with Is passenger, and
iSsa 900 in specie. Among tho passengers are
Arch bishop kepdricks Rev. 1hemas-FDley Of
Baltimore. and Bishap0 Cennof, ot. Rie sburg
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Nep-Arriyal- of the ,Heltie,o :

iNEwr eYpRK Got. 10 9 p. Mt is blowing
q gaaeof Ssnday Hook, and the ya,ht of the
Associated Press isi conseq aest y q not out
Thereare no si gns Of the Baltic thersyet. AID
she will scarcely be along before mOrning
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WIN. HiAUNSCHILD,

! ..1-l.,I ~ III. HdUNOOu1ID, ~ g
. PAPER RANGER & UPH0L9fERER. -
"A MEXICAN and French Paper tEansirgs and
"a upholster 9 eds: PennsylvsnIa avenue. bcsw
Sc, snteenth end SIXTEENTH streSts Wa .hin,ton
bfsl. s9Trrr ~ ='>sE4T~ cLsf - 81
VIM 'HaunsctiId begs leave t, inform his friends
and the public thst he hss On hand large stt OK 81
ssArch GIT apd American Trauspefsrts 4sof' w
Afro, Hair, Moss, Cotton ard Stuck Mattresses
which he will disposs Of at tins lowest prices rs
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The yes,a Hrver6mrsrts1

TeHALafax. Oct l5.--The'dispa1eb forw arded
You on Friday, yaunouncing thaassishi of tho
testn at 81 yohn's. should have rsaa as fol-
lows :: The yesta lest thirteen men fourteen
passengers and thirty-one of TIE ,stsW of the
Asatic were ;saved"-meaning the two boats
brought in by the second officer.
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BaltimAra KarkAts

vBALFtwoRE, 0et. Is Howard street flour is
held al $7gf5--S00 barrels sold. 5000 bushels
white wheat, at$l7 1881 So; red 81 .65asI 10
gognsw white and yellow, l4,900 bushels sold,
~ 7so. Other articles unc Al anged. is
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7 m EN

phi HI E ID. ny ,au tn. su1,
y. I'm the k1nh DssaHe VIRGINIA. wife Of WiIlfam
Collins, in she 9th year Of her .esisao 1os -
ibL'he l4ih inslalas fSrELLE, youngest child oi
r. LOUIS .iad tiopi.a N. Rudier, aged 10 mohths. =
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CARD MUSICAL.

N1'LLR VI. bOYE,' Iates Of stockholm, Sweden,
IHl hlsrsrriyed in this city I'd IL prepared 70
give. T. ssons to advanced ,6ehelArs3 onlthe RsEa
Forte and in Vocal MUSIC. 1eE4 1:oE-3Yo
Orders left 1t her resia pee, Mrs Gdsmeister, nn
~ street, NJ az Pa avenue, or the Music Depot
Of hhbas Ht.z. sih Meet with prompt attention.
q oct IF NaaI ~, Il Bis
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Nav York ard Philadelphia Mafk.ts-Rs;n
7U West. &c

BATINoRE, Get t6-Telegrsphic dispatch
es thir morning, informs Us that the markets
t'-dsy at New York and hiiadelphia are
hrmer In the prices OF bre Ads,ufi while the
'ndency OF ssocksi s dseressedl
The late heavy rains ne the " eet have cou-
siierabiy raised the Ohio at Wheeling snd
Pittsburg y0g -ays ird- tI-c--
At New York there are ne tidings of tie
Baltic. ~ ''"iii q r; "',is H,iob
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. > VERY IMPORTANT

Two ,HOUSkKEEPERS-LJuss ,11esived seyaraI
hundred bnshsls Of prime WIN Mercer PorA
TOES, which will be sold below tho market pfies,e
Where AYE bushels or upwards purchased Al 10
Per bushel. The above low pfics Is limited 70 -t.s
week only. Apply early Ct the Old Railroad Depot,
Second street and Pepnsy ivenia Avenue IL
Also, keeps on hand constant supply Of H0RSE
most other establishments in the City, Comb s,d
See. -te.s =. AlnAtWM. II. SMITH u co.
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~Gtok SALE-A pair of Vermont MORGAN
Ii MARES, six years old we'll broken. - ~
sounds st3iish and capitsl drivers. They nSN
are the property Of % gentisman who, 80 Ahy
Gently obtained them at tina North for hiA "a ~
but nov finds thsts oh apgs in his n rsnRemen ts
makes 1t desirable for MIN to disposd Of them
Ihey are Just the borss to be driven by gentle
man % lady They Dan bsseen atAeorthrons Qste
biiohasl stables, on 18th street. GLs9 = gan go =