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FALL IMPoRTA ION

FALL IMPORTA ION
EfcsifTs 81 s! hs6 ER FasCF IEHISt.
.aG G as A 'Ts; S:4S :na C;;s Il . ':. %
selected By himself in " '"''" ''f'
S. sss s:
White Gfaais Dinasf w.s mouse IN 'n' s'd''
RI. Print DO s,I,. Basin, and E.sr' Jas' Tea Ware etc.
IL: D'oSf.:d csfps pna.f saa an. D....r, sss
E $$SS 90 90 Fss F:i.Ti ."a 1si's ssa vase: Sc:
White cSf cSss ao Do G d fSGys sSov. s1TIsy ra;:,
SSR he oa wss so6 OF ;ysSy dSs.TP.ien suitable % S
Tns .n & Man,sI Per and ToiIs. Glasses = '''>'s
safety other Suid and soi,r Lamps Lam SI'''An' ware
Az be asks ea aud he feel, hi, price, will Civ. ,,
His n, Packer :, one Of the be,, in tn. trade.
SEA "''' AZ ''''y g s''fs' s. b svASs No ,,rw,,
Dom RsmoSd S n sSi, Il aIa,,: S..
ysr s.l The .OOd land timber ana ARE
II: T:t River Railroad vi. H. Health water ana
hands a ne end II T I y. Ts ssS Su hsIs s Us. o.
sanssd About 300 mud land prodaSns an. hay ss
Also Yarn Of 81 acres, half mile E.,, Of Richmond v,
Pfooen s1o VsssS shd "a on ss'sSiS sS TS.S %s
'S0 "a, been spent All the land is highly Improved.
RcSnond, Va, JunslTsb, 1884. OhAND ,,iT1di.a hILLd
isS g ~, ss. Ssu;s.d = and PSiIsfissd SUGAR.
50 g sis sSG. SS cSSs sSsSs g SS sPS ssya SoE
8 l,res, Rice
10 haH chests superior GunpowdeF Tea
100 bbls No North Caroisa
20 bbis No HalAH urpRnaa
IS half bos Woods Roe: % bbi, Ho9HO
~ bols haekeFel 10 hhds Bacon sides. Per sale
aus EOwIS WORKMAN 90.
OCHs-A large assortment Knob Moriies, Stock Chest
- cupboard, Pad and Till Locks fresh and cheap.
THIO ROBERTSON
sci Importer Of Hardware and Cutlery, No. IS han Il.
MANILA ROPE, &c.--A ane .',or,ussnt o. Manila
Garden Lines THEo ROBERTSOH
sci Importer H.rdvars and Cutlery 70. s5 Main a.
NENTEEL AND GOOD-YBW SUPPLYING have
NJ received supply Of Gent, Dress aItsr
Dressed expressly oar oTdsr
Thsy bsauay Invite in of hne bres. shoss 4,
B.ots give call We keep large stook zen then ~
loV any
aus pUrNxY WATTS YuTNEY,
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THE undegned having formed the purpose
conducting Commission Forwarding
the Sy Of Richmond under the style GoocH HARRIS
estfuy oo the OF the public and contnua
ofhe favors Of the friends Of NANCE aoooH
ID. aO0CH,
snd January, 1854. Jn6. A. HARRIS.
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q. BERRIAN, Importers and W3oleidle De,L<rs IN
e. Housekeein0 HdrdoIre Fuucv Goods BOI Bro.d
way Cutlery Silver and Plated Ware German
silver and britannia Wsre IMPOSITION and Iron IIo
low Ware bronied Copper and Brass Goods
an wood and Willow Ware, Brushes Mats Baskets Refger.
tors sporting Tackle etc. he
equ TO- and Any similar
petition. - r' s'''"se eon
The attention Of and to our
stock OF Goods and Prices before buying.
III. A. IN, ia G. BERRIAN.
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"A ,on y.sgP No. 81 Pine street New Yort cor,i
- eshan Tor the Of ali hind,
sirs Agsnts Tor noo nsehn.y from the makers, n
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PaiScrAL WlHEHorsE lC2 Street. C7edpSid, Z1ndo,
MAspyLcToRI, ~ NIrltt Street. Ndnalest1r En0L,nd ~
H. Co. are establishing Depots sale Of The Pro-.
IN All parts OF America Physicians Surgeons Druggists
Dry Goods Merchants, Halter, and MIner Also
sale and retail distribution them and 10 whom mos,
terms are offered for their enterprise splendid
opens TO them for safe and profitable business.
foI term, apply to HARC0URT, BRADLEY CO.
seo-dkUbm IS ret Neu York NJ a
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NJoTICR.-The nrm Of NANCE ao0oH was di.soIved OF
IN the ist Instant By mutual consent The Of the lat
will be used By either parties for the purpose only
closing their late business. THOMAS J. NANCE
January End, 1884, d. p. GoooH.
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rv 61a1 THE CHEST. IA

Sik AsTLEf COOPER BART, NJ. D., Eminent Medical
- fraehuone has let Valuable Legacy World In hi.
preventive OF Con,umplon and UnfIing
nary DseAes without the Medicine c. Bart In
vented and advised the uie Of he = - ~ '' -.
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HOT AIR FURNACES, &c.
bAglD cULVER, Qnventor and Potentee y s., o,,r :, u
hhoSrfks, VExriiILroRs, Rixors DC A"'' IN 1'AAAchs
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= eh Lane T., Msnufaetursrs and wSoIs,sI, ~, no., oo
IN Patent LYDIA Ru,sr, Boors suor, wHis,
mo. BALLS, Tors, &c., &C. S' "A'SfS' 0iofH'
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IOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.-A neat House Al
present occupied by the subscriber deaby situated on
ayo fronting sofest running back
iey mas on commodious Stable and house sI2
The Duelng-hoase has ample moderate
containing nine apartments, besides
Inc ktchen 10 'uppied with cooking range,
YARN water; also, comfortable rooms for servants
Possession can be had any time: Iuit a purchaser
hPpyto p JOHNSTON,
NJ ain stree
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INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT MEETING.-The cti-
zens of Albemarle held meeting ON the 10Th inst.
and appointed delegates to the Internal Improve
ment Convention at Norfolk.
The following gentlemen were requested to act
as aternates: Messrs. Joseph Segar of Hampton,
James Lyons, II. l.. Kent John NJ Bolts, and VIM.
H. mcfarland of Richmond
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HORRIBLE SCENES.
The following is a letter from medical officer,
describing the scenes which followed the battle CT
Alma:
For the past two days have been literally in a
sea of blood, | have been employed attending on
the wounded Russians on the battle field of Alma.
No description could give would realize the horrors
of wer-the dead, the dying horses, guns carriages
pee mele-headless trunks, bodies minus or legs
mutistion of every sort and kind-that my blood al
most freezes at the recollection. Every available
hat improvised into an operating theatre, and
under every disad Vantage we performed the most
formidable surgical operations You may judge how
expedtiousy we had to get through things when !
mention that extracted % balls in less than three
hours Dressings were out of the question
Our surgical blvouacs were reedIly known By the
number of legs and arms strewn around the of
our lsbors. Indeed cannot liken the field of battle
for the two days after the fight TO any better than
abdttor. My assistant for pressing arteries
the first passerby, and " hen his failed him
had to wait until some else came up. | will not
say much for the result of my smputstions direct
ly one concluded laid him on bed of hay or
straw, and left him TO the ans nedicGtrfr nature In
the redoubts the Russian dead lay literally hesped
on each other. Nearly all the balls extracted were
Mimic
Report says there AZ oOO Russians on the field
They hold the most formidable position any army
occupy but the bull dog courage of our troops
overcame everything and in FIVE hours they were
masters OF every commanding position, and the Rus-
sian hosts were in full retreat. No one, | believe,
knows the Russian loss. counted myself more than
100 Russians dead in less than three acres and the
wounded were beyond my cdlculatlon. Their sup
pcstious as passed through them, were heart-rend-
lng-when had attended one there were twenty I'M
Ineligible suppcations from thoss around me to
give them my surgical aid. Our soldiers behaved in
the most humane manner towards the wounded
wish could say as much for the Turks. The latter
attack ed the retreatng Russian army and those who
were not killed by their fire they bayoneted and
cried "Sinope' to them. Our army remained at AL
ma for two days after the action TO attend to the
wounded. and when they left there were many of
the enemy still unopersted upon We have sent
down there to-day line of battle ship, to look after
the rest, but fear death will have played sad hsvoc
among them. The Russians never look after their
wounded, and on our march here (only five mes) we
fell in with 500 wounded Russian soldiers
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NOTICE.

To EXHIBITORS AT TIE STATE AGRICUL.
TURAL FAIR.
HAVING fitted up in d suitable manner
with stalls and rens the large lot adj Joining the
Fair Grounds. offer services to the exhibitors
at the Fair, for the SALE BY AUCTION of every
description of stock and Implements
To those intending to sell, we would suggest the
propriety of informing early pC ssible of the
nature of the property they propose SELL in order
that due notice of the sales may be given by adyer
tisemeuts. TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS
oc oO-tlthN Auctione ers
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ACCIDENTAL SHooTING.-A young man named
James Hewett, residing in Bo;etourt county, was
shot recently by man named Draper, aud so
badly injured that there no probability OF Ills
recovery. Draper was endeayoring TO shoot a beet
and was not aware that Hewett was within range
of his shot
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r,nIosIoN nF A REG or POWDER

EXPLOSION OF A kEG OF POWDER
On Saturday afternoon, the guests OF Earle's Ho-
Tel, No. 10, Park Row, New York, were startled by
tremendous explosion, which blew out the doors
and windows, demolished the ceilings on the first
foor and shock the building from its very founda-
tons
Some person, stopping at the house, had II
pound keg OF powder, together with firearms
packed away in a vslise. which was stored in the
office Another of the guests went to look Tor MS
baggage, aud it is supposed that In moving tue va
lise he caused the discharge of the pistol SeFers'
persons were Injured, but no, seriously.
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FIRE.-The stable OF Robert p. Waring, near
Loretto, Essex county was entirely consumed by
fire on Monday night last, together with a valuable
pair of carriage horses and large quantity Of pro-
yender. The loss is estimated at about $500.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM ar TuoMAs

NEW York. Oct. q, -Dates from st. Thomas to
the 7tb, state that The mysterious expedition
still there, aud that ther destination was unknown.
The crew OF the brig Fl. canthus, of London which
was burnt at sea on 18th September, had arrived at
Bermuda
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WRECK OF THE BRIG ADELE, OF PHILA
DELPHIA-EIGHT LIVES LOST.

NEW York, Oct. 2sth.-An Aspinwall letter says
that the brig Aivaro on her passage from N. York
TO that port saved George Touro. an Italian, be-
longing 10 Philadelphia from the wreck OF the brig
Adele, Which left Philadelphia on the 22d of August
for 81. kits. having on board nine persons all OF
whom were lost except the above mentioned per-
son. Five were drowned duriog the hurricane
which wrecked the vessel and Capt Lewis and the
cook. who with others chung TO the wreck perished
finally OF thirst The second mate was by acct
dent killed. Capt. Lewis had wife and family
living Ia Philadelphia. Mr.. Touro lived twelve
days on the wreck, immersed Ia the water, and ex.
posed 70 severe weather.
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sureIpE.-Cspt Thos H. Hope formerly OF Ma
nawha county, Va, committed suicide recently in
California, by shooting himself He was engaged
IN running q steamer between San Francisco and
Marysviile the Sacramento river. Pecuniary
embarrassment is given In the papers as the cause
He has left a wife in California.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE POLITICS.

CONCORD Oct 2S The Free Democratic State
Cor vention have nominated Asa Fowler of Con
cord, formerly an Old Line Democrat, and the Law
partner OF President Pierce. John p. Hale address
ed the Convention.
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THE GRAHAM TRIAL learn from the Lew
isburg Chronicle, that James Graham, arrested for
the murder of his sister, Jane Graham, was exam.
lined last Saturday week, in Monroe county, and
remanded to jail for trial al the November court
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SEABoARD AGRICULTURAL SocIErY-There was
a meeting OF this Society in Norfolk on Thursday
evening for the election of officers. Col Z II.
Herbert was elected President. The meeting was
addressed by Col w. w. Taliaferro of Gloucester,
and tx President Tyler.
The Fair Of the Society closed on Thursday.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
George L. Curry, of Oregon to be governor of the
Territory of Oregon
William II. Farrar Of Oregon, to be attorney of
benjamin + Harding, Of Oregon, to be secretary
Of the Territory of Oregon
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Mott, Lewis & Wilson, Of this city, received a
premium and the diplomas at the Fair Of the North
Carolina Agricultural Society, for a double i'm.
proved hill side plough, cast expanding culvator
and an improved wheat fan.
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BY LARUS & SHINE.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF A STOCK

y OF CLOTHING, DRY GOODS, &C. -on
TUESDAY Evening. the 3ist inst commencing at
O'Clock, we will sell at public Auction for account
OF whom It may concern, alarge stock Of seasonsble
Clothing. Dry Gocda DC embracing in part blue and
black Cloth Frock Coat, good Dress and Sack Coats
Heavy Over-Coau; Business, Cashmere and Satinet
Coats Cloth Jackets Plush Velvet Vestr; Silk Cloth
and Valentia DO French Fancy and Black Cashmere
Pants; Cassinett do. Also splendid lot of Dry
foods, such a. fine French and American Calicoes;
Merlnoes Piaids; Alapecss Ribbons &c. Also,
ana Black Cassimeres; Cassinetts; Satinels; Ken.
lucky Jeans; Lindseys &c.
country merchants and tue city trade would do
well to attend The goods will be sold in lots to suit
and svefy lot offered viii be positively sold.
sale TO commence at o'clock pl ecisely.
&C ~ LARUS & SHINE. Aucts.
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MONTREAL, Oct ga despatch from Frederick
ton, B announces the defeat of the Minis, ~ -
The reciprocity treaty is not sure to receive colr
nation by the legislature
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FLORIDA ELECTION.

CHARLESTON, Oct 27.-Maxwell the Democratic
candidate tor Governor, has, according to the off.
cial returns. 1850 majority. vote has been given
adverse 10 removing the seat of Government
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SAILING OF THE BALTIC

NEW YoRK, Oct. 2s-The American steamer Bal.
tic sailed hence at noon to day for Liverpool with
IS passengers and sl43 900 10 specie.
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SAyANNAH.-There were IS deaths from yellow
fever in Savannah during the week ending the 9th
inst. The number Of deaths by fever on Tuesday
last was 5, and on Wednesday none.
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.

T ARGE SALE OF BUGGIES, ROCK
II Always, SULKIEs, &C., AT AUCTION-In
consequence of i'll health being unable to attend to
my sales, shall, on WEDNESDAY, LIST day of No.
vember next, commencing at O'Clock A M. at nv
shop on Franklin street, few doors below Mr.
Blanhinship's Stable, sell at public auction my en-
tire stock of Bugges Rockaways, Sulkies, &c, made
by myself.
At the same time, will sell several secondhand
Bnesies and Sukies, with Harness. in good repair.
TERMs-Cash for all sums of $75 and under: over
that amount 80 days credit for approved negotiable
paper. JOHN HAGAN
Al
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ARKANSAS u. s. SENATOR A correspondent of the
Louisville Journal writing from Helena Ark, say,
the election Of the Hon Robert w. johnson to the
Y. 5 Senate by the approaching Legislature by ar
overwh Ginning majority. is a fix ed fact
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urAITu of cHARL EsToN.

CuARIrros. Oct 27.-The health OF Our city 10
at length improving There has been but one
death from fever to day. The disease 10 evidently
abstinp
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TO CITIZENS AND STRANGERS.

WE would invite your attention to our
w large and vsried assortment of GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING and FANCY GOODS; en-
nractng UNDER GARMENTS. and every ap pc ndage
useful or ornamental to eentlema % dress
We have also determined to keep, in addition a se-
lect assortment of Dress Frock. Business and Over
Goats OF the most approved styles and best quality,
Pants and Vests of the most desirable patterns cut
and made to fit well; which we will sel at the low
est market price, for CASH ONLY
WIN. +. ADCOCK 4 CO.
&C 23-6t If Main ct under mericsn Hotsl
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NO SIGNS OF THE pACI

NO Sums Of The PACIFIC.
NEw YoRK. Oct % There ia no sisns of the
steamship Pacific, now due
The weather Is fosey aud raining
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DESTRUCTIVE CONFEDERATION AT
CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND, Oct. 28.-A destructive fire broke
out at o'clock this morning, consuming property
to million OF dollars in value 1t origina-
ted in the stables of the New England Hotel, and
destroyed the Hotel and three entire squares.
The following among the loosers Messrs A.
H. Loeb, clothing store; Messrs. Wendell druggist;
Treat 81 Edwards, wholesale grocers loss heavy in
stock Bishop Remington & Co., liquor dealers;
Mehince & Stillman, commission house; George
Sprague, heavy stock of groceries and liquors
The fire crossed James street, consuming the st
Charles Hotel and the entire row OF buildings from
Canal to Superior street. follows: Chamberlain
& Crawford, forwarders, books saved; Cleveland
Gustour House, books and papers in the vault sup
posed to be destroyed A. n Grey, iron dealers;
Board of Trade rooms; Wilbert & Mcdowell, gro
GERS; w. Bingham & Co, iron dealers; and several
Clothing stores, &c.
The flames crossed Superior Lane and entirely
destroyed Oyiatt's Block, occupied by l. F. & S
Burgess, groceries and liquors; J. Morrison, bro
ker, In whose safe twenty thousand dollars of
Bank notes are supposed to be consumed. Twenty
tons of tallow in the cellar Of p Anderson's store,
and several other stores, was destroyed The in
surance is heavy, but not ascertained.
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NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITH

MO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITH
IN OUT LEONARD's COUGH SYRUP-His
Instant Relief and Speedy Cure. Read the follow
ing ertitcate. of the many:
RICHMOND. Jan l8th, 1854 Mr.. Leonard Sir: l
have been troubled with cough 20 years. and
have had the best advice eft physicians but found no
relief until tried Cough Mixture, at the So
licitation of 8 friend of mine who a bottle
been uaing it. (sbout ortng ht and find it has done
me more good than any advice or medicine have
had. take great pleasure in amending it to
ali who have may be affected with coughs, colds
&c. &c. Respectfully your ob't serv't,
z. PERKTNSON,
Col. Myers Factory.
EgrT To be had of all Druggists, and wholesale and
retail of Messrs. PU RCELL. LADD & CO. 90 Msin
street and THOS. LEONARD, Governor, ST., Rich
mond, Va.
Price q cents per bottle oc so
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II. uated midway bstwean Richmond and Hanover
z. d., will be sold at public Auction, ON SATUK.
DAY, Nov. 11th, ut 10 o'clock A. M.
This Farm 10 situated the first turn out Of the
Central Railroad and contains 14sa acres sbout half
cleared; s well wstered with excellent Springs and
ne ver.iaiiing branch; IL Improved with large and
coumodious Framed Dwelling Barn out-houses and
sheds two orchards grated With the hest Northern
ifuit APpes and PearGl and i most healthy locs-
tior. Possession to be given January 1st, 1885,
TERMs-One-third January LIST next; one-third n
one year. onethird ia two years with INTEREST from
that date; back payments secured by deed of trust
&C ~ zwf J.. A. AUGHTNBAU8H
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BREEDEN, FOX & CO.,
or REnAn Srp z I'm

BREEDEN, FUA & CO,
2l7 BROAD STREET.
WE have received our Second Supply
w of New Goods, purchased at Auction ANA pr.
vate sale, ia New York at extremely low prceg and
we otter TO our City and Country friende-
DRESS Silks; Plaid and Striped, Very Cheap;
SPUN SILKS, Plaid and Striped, do
MERJNO, Plaid and Striped do
Plain French hiERINOS, do
Paris Mouselins, Plain. Plaid and Striped, do
Long and Square Broche shswls, do
Embroidered Collars, Bands &c. do
We call particular attention to our largo and mag
nlcent stock OF Goods consisting of everything for
were bought at great sacrifice to the Manufacturers
and importers. oc SO-6t
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THE ACCIDENT ON THE GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD-OVER FIFTY LIVES LOST
MANY WOUNDED

BUFFALO, Oct. 26.-The accident on the Great
Western Railroad, brief account of which was
forwarded yesterday, occurred through the burst
Ing OF the head OF the cylinder of the engine, which
threw the train out Of time After DELAY of two
hours, the train proceeded through a dense fog
and when near Chatham, violently in collision
with gravel train. The locomotive and express
car were overturned, and the first and second class
cars were crushed Almost all who were 10 the
second class car were either killed or wounded
Ia all, 25 men and ii women were killed and
twenty -one men and twenty women were severely
wounded, one half probably fatally. Those killed
are mostly emigrants.
HAMILTON, Oct 27-Later accounts from the
OF the disaster say that Az persons were killed
and two of the wounded have since died. Eleven
OF the killed where children.
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FIRST ANNUAL EXHIBITION
OF THE VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
pERSONS who intend contributing ar
tcles to the Exhibition earnestly req Vested
to bring them in as early possible, as the Exhib
ton will be formally oPened On Tuesday evening
the Slst, al O'Clock, Pm
TdOS. DODAMEAD,
oc so General Superintsndent
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GALE OF VALUABLE personal
BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN L CO.

BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN l. CO.
I ICORICE AT AUCTION.-On Thurs.
IL day, Nov. 9th, at ii O'Clock, we shall sell at
Auction to close invoices, without reserve the fol
lowing parcels of pure imported Spanish Licorce on
consignment direct from the manufacturers and i'm
porters:
lit cases "Ynurria" brand
46 do "F. & G." do
IL do "Reglesse" do
All of prime quality.
TERMs-Under $40 cash, over $100 mos. credit
oe 50 DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO., Aucts.
GALE OF HANDSOME CTTY-MADE
~ FURNITURE AT AUCTION.-On TUES.
DAY, 7th November, commencing at 10 clock A. NJ :,
the corner of 18th and Mar hall streets the re-
sidence of Mr.. 5 Harrison who is declining house
keeping will sell every description Of Parlor,
Dining Room, Bed Room, Passage and Kitchen Fur
rture.
Also, Tapestry and Ingram Carpets, Damask and
Muslin Parlor Curtains. Shades, Vases, Ornaments,
Cutlery, Glass. China, &c.
This ale offers inducements to housek epers
the articles selected with very great care,
and almost new.
Will also be sold a very hands ,me city-mads Car
riage, nearly new for enc or two boTs s. and a nice
light citymade Buggy and Harness, but little used
TERMs-Sums under $50, cash; hat amount and
60 days credit for approved notes. with interest
added.
oc30 TAYLOR Il WILLIAMS. Auc's
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NEW York, Oct 28.-The Lewis County Bank,
". 10 regarded - IN 9 bad condition here.