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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-25
BY THOMAS w. KEESEE,
{Otfice at Geo. ]. Summers No. 20 Pearl st1

DOR LEASE-At Auction. the late resi-
dence of George Chatter, decd, and at present
occupied by Geryus s. Burton, in the Bowling Green
in the county of Henrico.-I will lease the shove
place publicly upon the premises, WEDNESDAY,
the 9th inst, at o'clock in the Afternoon. if fair
not the next fair day. at the hour for three
years fIen the 1st day of January next Tie present
tenant Mr.. Burton, will give possession in October
If he can procure house to suit him..
At the same time and place will lease the Lot
opposite for the same timei rent to Be
rent-the Lessee to pay the taxes.
]. B. KEESEE,
Guardian of Georgiana L. Charter, and
Attorney for Lucy A. Burton.
THos w KEEsEE. Auct ae Is !.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT

COLUMBIA, s. c., Sept. 81 The up passenger
train on the Georgia Rail, lad, ran into the down
freight train last night. The fireman of the passen
freight train, badly scalded that his life ia DIES.
paired OF. Nopassengers were hurt Three cars
of each train were smashed
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DEPARTURE OF THE FRENCH STEAMER.
NORFOLK, Sept. 23.-The French steamer Chi
m ere sailed this morning for New York to join the
Squadron now assembled there Their crew have
eatirely recovered from the fever.
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-. BY ALEX. MOTT
RY VIRTUE OF A DEED, executed by

RY VIRTUE OF A DEED; executed by
II Nathaniel w. Thompson and others, I'd mo.
dated on the 81 Of September 1885, and recorded IN
the County Court Of Hsnrics, 10 trust for certain
quested by the beneficiary will SELL at public aps-
lion, the 18th inst, at Al O'Clock r. Il on the
premises: parcel of hnd IN the county Of Henrico
and adjoining the property Of Hiram w. Tyler and
VIM: Coigin and others, fronting ABOUT 100 feet on
Nicolson street and running back tG8 feet This
creasns in value and VIM be sold in lots TO quit par
Terms made known on the day Of sale.s 49,
re 18-td SAM'L HASTINGS Trustee.
Sale conducted BY ALEX Norr, Anct :.
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4 UMBER! LUMBERt-T

I UMBER! LUMBER e The subscri-
~ bers have on hand the following kinds of LUM-
SER, which they offer to their customers and tie
trade at fair prices and rsasonab terms viz:
100000 It. clear Canada White Pie, long lengths,
and all sizes.
15o, 900 it. seasoned and inch e ton Wood, supe-
.... rior quality.
100000 #. seasoned 6. and ? inch White Wood.
100 900 #. seasoned II. II aud in Pine Plank.
100, GEO f. seasoned and inch Ok Tobacco Box
Boards.
$4,000 fr. seasoned "a dressed Floorng
$4,000 Fl. seasoned l, II, 2 and inch Rock Maple.
10000 f. seasoned 2, S asd inch ASH.
10000 f. superior I. and 8 inch CHI. cry.
10000 # l, and 8 inch Black Wslnrs.
1e,ooO ft. l. H. and finch white Nor bern Hickory.
100 600 superior Cypress Shin fles
100, GOO fl. heart Scantling.
And the largest assortment of Mahogany in the city
The continued favorable attention e the trade is
respectfully solicited. BELVIN Il fARKER.
Lumber and Mahogany Dealers, R.oad street.
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The Hon. VIM. Piumsr, Distinguished eItix.a of
New Hampshire. died 1t Epping ON Nj ndsv lat
hs deceased was the son Of the late EA.Gos srnar
William ftumer. He was sduested 1t DsrtmaSth
College, and has been frequently elected memhsr
o. both bfssches Of the New Hampshire Lsss, atuse.
WAS member Of Congress In 1870 and msmhsr n
the State Constitutional Convention 10 1850, =
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THECHOLERA.

PITTsBuRG. Sept 23.-Ths Cholera still continues
undated. twenty-five new cases, and is deaths are
reported this morning. Weather cool. River II
inches Business dull and many clf ssd Crest
alarm prevails. Large numbers leaving the city.
COLUMBIA, tfa1 Sept 25.-Ths cholera has disap-
peared. and good health prevails Business being
quite active.
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NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 22.-Business is becoming
more active. Cotton dull. Breadstufs declining
Provisions firm. Coffee scarce and prices yanc.
cd 4a3 Set per lb., with sales
The riots have entirely subsidized. Fever rsfher
on the increase
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STEAMER CITY OF PHILADELPHIA

PHiLADELpHIA, Sept. 23.-No tidings have yet
been had of the new steamer City of PhadeIobia.
which was built to take the place of the City OF
Glasgow. She Is now out twenty four days from
Liverpool and not a word heard of her Serious
fears for her safety are being entertained
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FUNERAL OF BISHOP WAINWRIGHT
NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-The funeral of Bishop
Wainwright took place this afternoon, at Trinity
Church, and there was a large attendance of the
Clergy, and others. Resolutions expressive of re-
greet and sympathy were adopted, and the ap-
prapriate services of the church followed Bishops
Doane and Whehouse officiating
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MAINE Law CONVENTION IN PARLIAMENT
MONTREAL, Sept. 23.-The Maine Liquor Law is
to be introduced into the Canadian Parliament on
Monday Next and the impression 10 it will be even
tualy successful.
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VLASSTCAL AND MATHEIfATICAL

CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
OACADEMY. ON CLAY ST, BET VEEN 5TH
AND6TH sTs.-VOLGER L. PATTON Richmond,
va-The second session of this institution will com.
mence on the LIST Monday in October next, and end
on the 18th of July following
The unde rsgned will spare pains to give satsfac-
ton to their patrons and to instruct thoroughly in all
the branches taught by them.
The course will embrace the Latin ane Greek lam
guages. Mathematics and English studsss French,
Spanish German and Italian are also taught
Every pupil is expected to study at lea one of the
ancient languages.
For Classics and Mathematics. $50 90
For each modern language (extra). $685.. 20 90
small extra charge for fuel will also be made.
One-half Of the fee is payable strictly in advance,
and the remainder on the 18th of Februa ".
Parents intending to enter pupils, = III confer a
great favor by informing the undersig u as soon as
possible in order that proper arrangements may be
made for their reception.
Competent assistants will be employee If necessary
ERNEST VOLGER, Phi. D.,
GEO. 3. PATTON. fHhciPais'
N B. All communications addressed q DR.. Ernest
Folger, Richmond, will meet with pro1 It attention
July 10th. 1884 81 s-eot15O
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ANTINEBRASkA NOMINATION.
RoMK, N. Y, Sept 23.-The Anti Nebraska Con.
yention has nominated Adolphus Skinner for Con.
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POWDER MILL EXPLOSION
, HARTFORD. Sept. 1-une of Hammers Fcrbes'
IoSasr Miiis at East Hartford. was blown up this
moraing, killing John Mccain. late of Dover Mass
it contained one hundred kegs Of powder The cause
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BY LARUS L SHINE.

HOUSE AT AUCTION, TO BE RE-
IL MOVED.-On WEDNESDAY, the 9th inst !,
at P M, we will sell IT auction that wooden House
on F. anklin street. between Mr.. Antelottfs Grocery
and Edw. McAdam's Soap Factory-to be removed
in five days after the sale
se25 LARUS 4 SHINE Aucts
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Willis Hester has been found guilty, In Chaths m
county, N. c., of stealing . slave. The case hsd
been removed to Chatham from Orange, at the RI
quest of the prisoner.
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AUCTION sALBs.
BY GUDOIN & APrERsUN.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL III


= TATE IN THE COUNTY or HENRICO.--
ny virtue Of Deed Of Trust exesated to the Sab
scrihers - Trustees dated 5th November 1855 and
sdnitted t. record in the Clerks Office Of Hsnrico
County Court on the ID day Of March, 1854. they
VIII Ct the request Of all parties concerned, proceed
20 veil at public Auction, on the premises. Tses-
gay the 18th day Of September 1854 1t ths hour Of
O'Clock, NJ, that certain tract OF Land mentioned
~ the said deed lying in the County OF Hanrco.
anove the City Of Richmond, and II supposed to con-
.san AZ acres be the ane more or less ard i the
same land which was conveyed to John y. Reeve BY
ro~hatan Robsrts and Joseph jackson. Jr. ex'Is Of
SonI Sheppard: deceased. By deed dated 5sh Nsven-
per lsoS and Of record in the Clerks Office of Her
rco County Court the said tract Of land ID known
me "a Homesfead tract, belonging to the late John
sheppard of Henrico, and IL about nine miles above
the city Of Richmond. and Is near to the Richmond
fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad and il regard
cd a. valuable well for farming purposes a. for the
Quantity of pine wood upon it.
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash AZ to 20 much Of the PRO-
ceeds a. win be sufficient to pay about q TOO and
the costs and charges of sae and the usual credits
viii be given upon the residue.
ranty. r. r. R0BERTS
THOS g JACKSON, AIus1ees.
sale conducted by GopDiN APPERsoN, Auets
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BY JOHN r. D. PAYNE, Salesman.

ON THURSDAY, the 5th October, at 8
" O'Clock P M upon the premises. one mile east
of the city, and just beyond Union Hill will be sold
thirty first-rate COWS and HEIFERS of improved
grade stock, and one half Durham BULL.
: The Cows are said to be one of the best dairy
herds in the courty Several of them have recently
had calves and ali of them except two were raised
in and the cry, which of enhances tn cir
value very much
Will also be sold at the same time and place, one
Milk Wagon and Harness. in good order and one fine
young Mule, together with Milk Cans, Measures,
&c. &c.
Persons wishing to enter into the business land
they could not commence at a better tme,) have
now one OF the pes. that mas been or
that may again be offered in this vicinity.
TERMs-Six months credit, for negotiable paper,
satisfactorily endorsed.
Sc 25-2awt1C& MARTIN l. KUHN
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AUCTION sALHs.
By TAYLOR I WILLIAMs.
THAT BEAUTIFUL PLACE CALLED

II 'kiA DE- Al A4E Ill r IACEI tAxiIE6AI
i "PLEASANT OAKS NEAR CHURCH
HILL. FOR SALE AT AuCTIoN:-On WEDNEs,,
DAY. 4th OF October, 1854, upon the premises ct a
o'clock r NJ win be sold the above beauii u tract
Of Land. the residence Of Mr. Thomas n. BlakeJ.
situated near Church Hill, shout II miles fiom the
First Market. The tract contains 50 acres, mostly
cleared tut with sufficient weod for the uss OF the
place The soil IN Of the character best adapted for
sardsnins purposes. and has been much improved.
The buildings consist of large framed Dwelling with
rooms in elevated situation and surrounded with
fne oaks; with spIiag and well of good water CON
venent brick Stable, q feet aare; Carriage House,
Barn, he, all of which, with small outlay, may be
rendered perfect. Regarding the rapid improvement
taking place II property ON Church Hill, near the
above pisce. its beautiful situation and productive
SOIL 10 no exaEgeraon to say that Pleasant Oaks
presents more Inducements to those seeking b de-
shtfal country seat near the city or wishing to IN
vest dvantageousiy, than any other suburban pro-
perty now in the market, whilst the whole property
Will be sold together, thus afording fine oppoifu-
nifty for speculation to those disposed sub-dvde It
iato smaller los.
plat Of the property may beseen at our office.
TERMs-Onsqoarter cash; balance at l, 2 and
years with int. rest psyable semi annually. and Sc
se o TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS Auct..
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BY LARUS SHINE.
VALUABLE FARM IN CHESTER

FIELD COUNTY AT AUCTION.-On MON.
IA x, the "a October. commencing at II o'clock M
we Will sell at public Auction. that valuable FARM
belonging to Mr.. s. p. Gilbert situated in Chester
heid, on the Chesterfield Court House Road about 9
miles from Richmond, containing 100 acres, 80 of
which il improved and 50 in original growth (heayi
fimbered) The improsemen consists of q good re-
sidence, together with all the necessary out-housss
Also an excellent Spring, and an Orcbaid bearing
Peaches, Piums Pears Cherries and Apples and
well adapted for Market Garden.
The above Farm il part of Hobbs estate, well
fenc. d, and about miles from Railroad. Psrticu.
lars given on application to the subscribers
LARUS l. SHINE, Aucts,
Sc IL II Main street,
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tEpauirer please copy.
-DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, FUREI.

TRY GOODS, CLOTHING, FUREI-
~ TURE, he, AT AUCTION.-On TUESDAY
Morning, the 26th inst, commencing at 10 O'Clock,
we will sell at public auction. large and handsome
assortment of House Furniture Consisting in part of
2 sprine-seat Sofas, ladies' Cabinets, mahogany
Bureaus Washstands. Tables, Bedsteads Mattressef,
&c. &c. =
At II O'Clock, we win sell large and ssasofable
stock of Dry Goods consisting of the usual variety
Also, Clothing: among which will be found 1850 pair
Cashmere Pants; 200 Silk and Valencia Vests; 100
Goats, dress, frock and over Also, lot of Broad
Cloths, Fancy Cassimeres &c.
The sale of Clothing and Dry Goods will take place
in DOR large Sales Room, on the ID floor.
Addition solicited previous to the sale.
.se q LARUS SHINE, Aucts.
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MORTALITY OF New Yossx.-The deaths 10 New
York last week were CPS, iuding sc of cholera
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NOTICE TO THE PU BLTC-Tb

M .
In subscribe having offered his stock II SADDLE
RY at public auction en- the 9th of J me last but
owing to the extreme warm weather AID sickly Sc
son, his sale postponed; now he offers for sale
his large and beautiful assortment of ready-made
SADDLES, amongst which are some cs new and
improved pattern. delightfully."- pleasant 60 the rider
large assortment of most beautiful Coat1 and Buggy
HARNESS which cannot be surpassed. MY stock
embraces, also, Wagon and Cart Harness of the most
durable quality and in fact every article ally kept
In Saddlery establishment, may be iound at my
shop. all manufactured under my supervision by
the most experienced workmen.
Ny object Ia selling out ID, to close my agency bu-
siness, and commence on my own accoGnt. And ev-
cry article not disposed OF BY the Let November will
be offered at public auction during the State Asrcul-
tura Exhibition due notice of which will be given.
To enable me TO prosecute this course respectful
y request my friends to call me ct once aud set.
tie their billsthe necessity of which must be obvi-
Gus 10 ALL The amounts Individually are email but
TO me are sufficient to extricate from debit which
II my most ardent wish.
~ 5-dkcta JOSEPH H. COT.OITTTT
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gAlLINa 4,

SAILING OF THE Ct. LoUIs
NEW York, Sept. % The II samer 81 Io.,. ..I,.A
specie. ~n0.oep ~
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AUCTION SALES.


HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c, Al
- AUCT10N.-0n WEDNESDAY. 9th Sept.
g ~ O'clock A. II, ut the residence Of Thomas J.
sold the entire stock OF Household and Kitchen Fu
niturs, consisting OF the ususI vsristy.
sei:. Z, s'e r1Y 9os.. w Fiji
-, -, .1. ADDITIONAL.
COWS, rsised IN and near the city e =
Terms - above r. W. Aueta IS
a UCTION SALE AT THE VIRGINIA
H. W sl;,; q s MoNUMENT-Ths undsr-
10 o'clock A. N sell at publ. auction at the Wa
iIgton Monument al the TOOLS. FIXTURES. Ies
oualryusn,s TosIs. BlscLsmfs,s 1oois snd a.t.s.e
Blocks, Falls. Rope, old Iron, &c. 8 -
Also. the once and Sheds. to be removed OF the
H. w. HERBERf, SUIT. s
TAYLoR & WILLIAMS. Auc'trs. 1s7lt7O
THREE MOST DESIRABLE RESI-
DENCEs ON LEIGH STREET. AT AUG,
upon the premisss, win be sold those three b;ei
nouses and iots on the north side Of Leifh between
81 snd - streets occupied respestiyey b. Rev Mr..
Each house contains Z airy rooms besides closets
passages two story porticoes In rear, Kitchen wa
in s.a1s r.s Gaa. as,ins been sI with
comioTt rather than TO cost. To those seeking 10
1s.,sa really desirable :ad pleasant residences
complete and admirable arrangements Of these heu-
s sss certainly present unusual inducements whilst
Two OF the lots front q feet each, and the other
% Ieet All running back 100 feet to IN alley in rear
TERMs-One-thirdc cash, balance ut and 2 years
With interest payable semi annually REQUIRED BY deed
of trust. FAVOR WTTTTA M
se 10 50 a - Anet. b
GALE OF MOST VALUABLE M
~ PROVED REAL PROPERTY. IN THE CITY
or klCaMOND, on nth AND BROAD Sis.
ADJACENT TO THE CENTRAL RAILROAD
DLrOT.-The owner intending TO make change In
ne business pursuits. win be sold on MONDAY, "a
sst lSs4 st a O'clock d. upon the premises
most valuable property situated 1t the southwest
intersection of Valley or 18th and Broad streeta
fronting Ito feet ON the West side of Valley st and
rum y BACK % feet to Union street.
improvements consist Of large and excellent
Brick Dwelling, In the occupancy of Mr. VIM A.
branton, two new Framed Houses and a Rrick Hons
tho three latter of which are occupied for husiess
purposes at good rents besides which the prouerfv
IN rear is almost covered with sub-bui.dnss kitch
ems, stables, &c. - 80.
Whether regard be had to its very central aud ra.
pidy-improvng situation, being almost adjoining the
Central Railroad Depot, First Market DC, or the
character of the improvements this property probs-
bly, offers greater advantages for safe and profitable
investment than any other now in this market; and
we woad therefore, request particular attention to
plat of the property may be seen at our ofiiee.
month";. creait payments to bear interest," and to be
secured by trust deeds q. x
TAYLOR & WILLIAMS. Aucta.
Sc 12-Stawt25gekd tds =
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There were 10 deaths from yellow fever in
Charleston on Thursday lag
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THE MARKETS.

William G Thomas, Eel vas nominated by
Democratic Convention onp thursday evening las
for the office of Mayor of tie city of Baltimore.
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IsrERnrsrs IN PM sErrnrA The number of
interments in the consolidated city of Philadelphia
during the week ending 1t noon on Saturday, was
21e including 20 cases q cholera and of yellow
faver
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5-d&cts JOSEPH a. COLQUITT.

DEDUCED PRICES.-POWERS. the
~ we'll known FLESH TINT ARTIST, l59 Mar
street. sign Of the Red Flag, Is now taking DagueT-
reotypes ct the ecesf prices known in Virginia
lures Of themselves friends, ct revy loo srire,
would do we'll BY calling at POWERS large sky.
lishs salery If the picture does not please Won n
ter being taken, yon are not ash cd to pay for It.
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Sale conducted by -
Sc 16 GODDIN l. APPERSON. Aucfs
BY ]. r. d. PAYNE, Salesman.
COMMISSIONERS SALE oFvALUA.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
~ BILE REAL ESTATE IN THE COUNTIES
OF GOOCHLAND, HENRICO AND THE CITY
RICHMOND.-By virtue of a decree of the Circuit
Court of the City of Richmond, pronounced on the
14th day of June, 1854 in the suit of Pickett Pick
EFT and others, Commissioner will sell at public
auction, the premises respectively the following
Tracts of Land, namely -L
On the I'd day OF October 1854 will sell one uudi.
vided sixth interest in the of land in Goochland
county, known the Ninety Acre tract situated at
Msnakn, about II miles from the city of Richmond
the river road, and about fourth of mile from
the James River and Kauawha Canal It abounds in
excellent coal, which is now worked by MI, John
VIM. Cottrel.
On the 10th of October, 1854 will sell the tract of
land in the county of Henrico. supposed to contain
coal, and known the Deep Run tract, situated
about twelve miles from the city of Richmond, and
the Deep Run Turnpike. containing about nine
ty acres all in wood and timber, and the resi
depce Of Thos. o. Burton, Esq,
The terms of sale One-fourth cash, and the
balance q credit of ONE two and three years. the
ferred payments bonds bearing interest from the day
of sale and retaining the title until all of the par
chase money is paid and deed ia ordered by the
Court. The title to the property is believed to be
perfect, but selling as Commissioner l shall only
convey such title as ia vested in me bv the Court
JOHN PICKETT, Com'r.
N. B.-The foregoing property will be sold on the
days above mentioned, if fair if not the first fair
day thereafter.
Persons wishing to purchase. and to know more
fully about this property, refer them to C. w Mac
murdo, Esq. at the Richmond, Fredercksburg and
Potomac Railroad Depot, or l will give any informa-
ton concerning it, My address is Garland's P. O..
Alben,arle county, Va.
ne 22-2awtds JOHN A. PICKETT,
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70 -----------, .sss946.sissss4st
an THIS EVENING, at r o'clock. I
shall offer ct auction large assortment of Staple
and Fancy Goods, conssting in part 40 follows viz
Gold and Silver Watchee ~ 1890
Geld Jeweiry of every description
Silver and plated ware; Clocks Of all kinds
$500 doz white and colored spool cotton
1880 gro Buttons, assorted kinds sss
IT'S lead Pencils, assorted kinds
$50 dog Knives, Scissors and Razors
500 g Porte Monaies and Purses ssasx
81 Hair, Teeth, Nail and Lsther Brushes
rs - plated Sewing Birds 8sK .Ts@
$50 $ assorted Combs Fqss.
IFS fancy Boxes, large assortment
2450 fancy Soaps 40 different kinds
Also, large assortment Of blank books paper, en-
velopec steel pens, waters, double barrel guns pa
tent balances. spoons, coffee mills, hammers togeth.
er with a great variety Of goods too numerous to
mention, In lots to suit purchasers Every article
warranted ~ represented. City and country mer-
chants are respectfully invited TO attend the sae az
the goods will positively be sold to close conssn-
ments ELIAS HALE
S. "a log Main ct.
Additions can be received
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ARREST FOR CAUSING AN ABORTION
TRIAL OF ONE OF THE ENGLISH DE-
SERTERl

TRIAL OF ONE OF THE ENGLISH DE-
SERTERS.
BosToN, Sept. 22.-Dr. Horace Stacey, regular
physician OF this city, and Mrs. RohiIla Worches-
ter, OF this city, were arr estcd this afternoon on
charge of causing the death of Mrs. Louisa Kimbai
OF Billiard, Vermont, by procuring an ABORTION
Mrs. Kimball was married lady, and her husband
was present when the deed perpetrated In
default of ten thousand dollars BAIL they were COM
mtted to Jail for examination next week
One of the English deserters from Sydney, c. 3.
w. Pritchard, was tried in the Municipal Court to-
day, the charge OF larceny, in robbing the Queens
treasury of seven hundred dollars. The counsel
for the defence argued that it not competent to
try person In this country for offence commit
tod in a foreign country. The accused was found
guilty, but the case will 60 to the Supreme Court
the law point
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THE RECIPROCITY TREATY--ITS EARLY


QUEBEC, Sept. 2S.-The Reciprocity bill passed
both houses last night and will the royal as
sent to-day The Governor General will issue pro-
ciamaton, declaring the treaty in force as regards
CanAda. whenever the President will take the
sp0nsbiity of doing the same.