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rorcir,, Money Affairs.

The last foreign news occasions much uneas1''
in this country with regard 70 the
rurona Tho Plank on Franee had wifn@rawh
fr,n, .ho r,a,. ~ England 60 900 600 Oh spece.-
-r,h,s =, aora nartIy through the aid Of DIS OF
-. ,.,,c,t mn In this country by French
$50. 7, /. said thar the object was 70 keep up
- 81. a., CONFIDENCE In France, under pressure
-, ,eo,,n TO be felt from the heavy Drain for the
e,ilr the Bank Of France had to raise the
-. 10 interest an though by concert with the
nj NJ England. which had just sustained the
.a.,.v draft and whose bullion has sunk since the
1st Of January. from 31s, 000,00ot 9l2,oOo,ooo
The involving Of so many European powers
along with the Turk in a war so expensive as the
,,rosent brings a number of sovereigns into the
markets TO raise money. A French and Turkish
loan have been recently effected, Russian loan is
talked Of and money begins to go. whittier, the
knowing ones are uncertain and about which they
differ Ifthese facts should increase popular distrst
little denositors will begin to draw their FUNDS,
rnorex will become still more valuable, there VIII
80 ,,ora .ct;x-e dealing in gold, the rate OF inter-
=. In odva,ce and it is conectured that to save
,,a,,so,,.s both the Bank of France and that of
ENGLAND win suspend specie payments Inc
Times in its comments the state of affairs, looks
n s,,snension as a possible contingency, which 1t
yet greatly deprecates.
What effect these things will have in this coun-
try. we shall see Already there has been one
sign-that of the shipment of S7l0,OOoby the havre
steamer though foreign bills were at a reasonable
rate Gold having advanced in value on the con
tinent the shippers hoped to make something more
by sending it there thanby transmitting DIS OF cA
change This has caused much uneasiness al the
North and financial spectators begin to think, not
only that there viii be suspension in Europe out
that we will have TO suspend too, to prevent the
expectation of all our gold under the attraction OF
enormous premiums, which will, in that event. be
offered in Europe. Time must disclose whether
this will be so or not In the mean time capitalists
are much exercised and it appearsthat the dis
position of the effects of that sick man in Turkey is
to create much greater disturbance in the world
than even his protectors and ~outdbe tsgotees the
| Allies at first deemed possible.
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COngress--kansas.

Two delegates have been elected from Kansas
Whitfield legally and Reeder by the anti-slavery
faction of the Territory The House will have TO
decide which is the legitimate claimant of the seat
The Speaker of the House has the appointment of
the Committee of Elections, who will have much to
do with this decision, and the election of Speaker
is expected to turn upon the question of the dele
gate from Kansas. We are thus likely to have
squally times at the very opening of Congress-
The sq1a will soon subside-we hope it will-or i,
may rise into a gale which win overthrow the
Union
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Norfolk and Portsmouth.

We have the Norfolk Herald of yesterday, but
if has not a word about the fever. We learn that
on Friday Bob Butt, the grave digger of Ports.
mouth. stated that on Friday he buried five, and
had orders for four graves on Saturday.
DIR. HARGRovE. of this city, arrived yesterday
evening from Norfolk He is in good health He
has done good service in Norfolk, where he was
through the seyerest period of the epidemic. His
success was very remarkable. Citizens Of Norfolk
award to the Doctor the highest credit for his indie
fatisable attentions to the sick well as for the
skill and success with which he treated the disease
of yellow fever
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MASSACRE OF SIX AMERICANS--A letter in the
New York Tribune from Para Brazil, gives an ac-
count of the massacre Of six Americans near the
fort of Tabatinga on the river Amazon. The story
is translation from the Diario of Para and repre-
sents that six men in a canoe appeared near the
fort above named-that they considered ''filli-
busters and North Americans"-that they were
pursued by considerable force and overtaken,
when they went ashore and took position behind
the trunks of trees over which they fired The
commander of the pursuers decided on a little stra
tegy. He passed on down the river, landed a party
with instructions to cut their way through the
thicket to the rear of the besieged while he with
the remainder of his force would attack them in
front The scheme succeeded. Thus attacked
they fought bravely, but all killed save one,
who made his escaped; but in attempting to swim
a lake was eaten by aligators No particulars are
given and the only fact which appears to strength
en- the idea that they Americans, is the state
nent of the account that the six fought if they
We're sixty, each having :" arms of ten barrels"
properly revolvers or five shooters
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MURDER IN MILwAUKIE.-The telegraph an.
honneed on the 10TH that H. G. Adams, banker
Oh shiwaukie, had been shot by Johan Finer, and
death. "a -
Inc murderer went into his Office about half past
eght on the 10TH and demanded money 1--WE copy
from the Sentinel of Mr. George Papendick d.
posted in the Germania Bank which had failed Las,
year. Mr.. p. offered S25 account: fifty was
demanded. This was refused, when the German
drew pistol, which MI. Adams observing. asked
Mr.. Joseph Colt to go for police officer. As Mr..
Colt started to go, the German turned and threat,
ened to shoot him if he stirred. AT this moment
.nf. ADAMS moved rapidly towards the door, when
ane herman nred at him. and turning round fired
q second time at Mr.. Geo Papendiek The first
gail TOOK erect wounding Mr.. Adams in the groin
wall '''' 9'i Noh ING
Medical aid was called, but the wound yas NOR.
tai, and the sufferer died the night of the I7th
ne Coroners jury brought in verdict Of
Saturday. '"eS'
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The French In ConstantinopIe.

1t appears that the French are building large
and massive edices in Constantinople for hospitals,
but which will answer very well for forts. The
Moslems look on them with a suspicious eye
They are coming to the conclusion that the French
will never leave STEAMBOAT. From fear of a Rus
sian occupation of Constantinople, of which there
was no immediate danger they have made French
occupation certain The Crescent is waning, and
xvill soon d,,a forever
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gE.we have received from an ola f,iona :, :,

~ We have received from old friend In fhe
state OF Patrick some fine specimens of vepeta.
BILE growth in that region, consisting Of some very
large ears OF corn, grown from Iowa or Lee corn
obtained last spring from the Patent Office: rad
ish, weighing four pounds, which, it seems, is BY
no means of unusual size in that wonderful section
and fine specimens of white butter beans and black
peas, from Germany, both of the latter from seed
procured AT the Patent Office
Our friend has also sent us very large Quartz
'ys'n' rom the copper vein in Patrick, which.
~ise a. IL is' he says is mere dwarf to the mann.
mo'h crystals which abound in the vein He pre.
e'a 'hat this remarkable vein will furnish millions
OF tons Of copper. ''''''''N'
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~, Nam street, opposite the FxcLo1" n''aiie
known to be the finest and largest Dsyuerre.oo '.t
llshment south of the Potomac river e'ia-
strangers visiting the Fair should paw ,a' and
+ where they may Obtain keas
largest size. The ladies' will Go well N % To-
at our assortment of beautiful Pearl SSsn ' 200 oo>
Machle Velvet and Morocco Cases befr-s -, ape
elsewhere. " ' NSpPP nnf1cGasins
DC % Sign of the Arnrr,,r NJ
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HEAVY SHIPMENTs.-During last week there
were exported from the city of New York alone
50 100000 worth of produce, chiefly breadstuffs.-
Flour was sent TO London, Liverpool, Glasgow,
Havrc, Marseilles, Cork, Constantinople, Bremen
Hamburg Dunkirk, Antwerp, British Guiana
the Argentine Republic, the French West Indies
British North American Colonies, Australia, &c
1t is stated that the Government of Prussia viii
require breadstuffs from Us to the amount of So
100000, and that partial orders for the same are
now being fulfilled in New York.
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FIT CoNcLUsIoN.-One natural and entirely har.
monous phase of the reprehensible baby show
business instituted at the American Museum, has
just been exhibited says the Albany Evening Jour
nal, in Buffalo That city was honored with one
of the unnatural speculations last week. The
show large-the receipts were large-a large
assemblage sat expectant of the distribution of the
money prizes--time wore, and the anxious looking
for Mr. Gordon, the accomplished baby Snowman,
became shame and rage when it was announced
that that gentleman had 'sloped' with ali the
funds -----.
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Commercial.

NEW YORK, Oct 23.-Flour is firm, with sales
of 1900 barrels; and no change in prices. Wheat
frmer. with sales of Southern white at $40; West
ern red SL90. Corn is improving and Western
mixed was sold to-day at 93ic Pork lower; Mess
S2ls7. Beef unchanged. Lard is improving
Stocks are much lower
BALTIMORE, Oct 23-Flour firm; 1000 barrels
were sold to-day, delivered in November, at 1915;
otherwise prices unchanged. Wheat firm and in
good demand; white commands SI.95d $205 red
SI.aJ Corn a trife lower Provisions dull and
unn
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~ Second supply Fan ~,

UUUDS.-By the steamer jamestown Va Winter
e consisting cur Of 'f Gedas suBPy s Of Fall
Cloaks and Msntillas with full stnrE ~ i4src
Housekeeping ana plantation goods; t-,s';
vet, Tapestry, three-ply and ingram Csrns,s VI.
ny OF winch were purchased at the New VIZ, Ne
non ana Will be sold at prices which viii s 'l,
isfaction. BRFFDFE r% ~ rhs1Ee 81,
oc 23---4t ot,nN 70,
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oPruee lhs.. -....-..................J T. owens.
CRAND BALLOON ASCE NSION
NJ AND
ERIAL EQUESTRIANSH
AT
SLASH COTTAGE.
On THURSDAY EVENING, Nov LIST 1875
Prof GEORGE ELLIOTT.

Prof GEORGE ELLIOTT.
The Renowned American Eronaut,
viii make an ASCENSION in his splendid NAM
MOTH BALLOON the
"ST. LOUIS"
On HORSEBACK, on THURSDAY EVENING.
Nov. LIST, 1855, at the above place,
At 2 O'Clock precisely.
This will be the second attempt of this character
made in this country. From the well known re-
putatien of Prot. Elliott daring adventurer and
his skill in the profession of Erostatics no one need
doubt the fulhlment of his announced feat of daring
which will be of the most imposing spectaces ever
witnessed in the United States; and, Madam Runor
has in this case, in many Others used her tongue
rather her fangs of poison, to make appear that it
but wooden horse, instead of real flesh aud blood
let every doubling person call at the Broad Street Ho
tel Stables, where the
~ s.s ERIAL STEED
can be seen, that is to travel TO the fields
of ether with his hardy hoos resting upon that nvis
BILE fulcrum, the middle air.
~ Trains for the accommodation of those who
may desire to go from Richmond, will leave the Depot
of the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Com.
pany, ut 10 and II O'Clock precisely and returning
will leave the Cottage at and o'clock p NJ
Tickets for the round trip in the cars. with the phi
vilege of admittance into the ground ONE DOLLAR;
children under 10 years of age, half price.
Gate tickets 25 cents each; children half price.
Refreshments on the ground, at city prices.
A Band of Music will be in attendance.
oc 2O-d&c td
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THE DAILY DISPATCH:



Furloughed Omeer.
t,ur readers have no doubt read with the sa'He
...i.f.et,ou which Il has every where dihusea
through tho country. the account OF the spieha'a
naval victory achieved over an immense BODY Of
prataa by the oficera and crew of the United
States ship Powhatan. In conjunction with force
from the British ship Rather. The two American
officers who particularly distinguished themselses
on that occasion, by their daring and successiu,
courage and who were mentioned in such his"'.
complimentary terms by the British journal -
Hong Kong, and the British Governor, were
peor.m NJ yiro;p;. and Lieut. Rolando OF eou'.'
Carolina II will be recolleeted that ''ii'
a.or .,,....a..a q, hoa,i;ue and taking poSses''o"
NJ ,arre ,unk which had made most aesP :. -.
,n.,.....o .na had succeeded in foiiing an az
$500. .. ,,,o captan of the British snip W ee' o
80, Tho ,u,k was afterwards blown up ps ono
=, ,ha sosneradoes who defended her, ana Lieu.
p.,.,ao With her He Is reported as Durneo'
though ii is not mentioned that his injuries ae Vi .
serious character.
Having read this thrilling account Of feat Oh
. .:,.r ,,.,or which has shed new lustre on the
American name throughout the world, we 'uI''e,'
-. - ,;cers which had been retired by the late
W., BOARD. and among those who were furiough-
"a mo found. to our supreme astonishmens' the
wanna If Lieut. Rolando Whilst secret triou'l''i
was pronouncing this officer incompetent ior inc
discharge Of the duties of his position, he was eA
hibiting as splendid valor and energy as ever mus
trated the flag of any nation. What must De the
feelings of this gallant young man, when ant'c'
patine the need of honor from grateful country
heiearns that he has been virtually disgraced by
Board of his officers his pay reduced, every
,rosncc. of promotion taken away forever, and al
This without trial or opportunity for seifdeence
The case of Lieut. Rolando comes opportuneiy'-
n will awake the attention Of the country ana OF
Congress to the necessity Of reforming the work Oh
the Navy Board; to the injustice OF the principles
on which that Board was organized, ana Inc
wrongs which it has, unintentionaLy, no doubt IN
ficted upou individuals.
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~ John A. BeIyIn r.,,

share Of n n.s T'endi "a and the pubic @ ~
awarded to him. His late d;sas,a, We hsrst,
20 heavy loss and great inconveuep',s.a oJ9s'ed In
again ready to receive orders. He NJ Hut h :
me present in the Basement OF ~ ., :, ioua9 :
his branch of trade " -Hy bushes
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provements now making that in letter press n, ,,'
mas not been neglected, aud the consequence !. ,bs
merchants. mechanics and professional men rsn r
reach the public eye with cards ard circular. go,,
IN the neatest style, at cost so irfing that tho ~
pense is scarcely worth calculating In the Dns,r
job Oihce, where the most improved labor IN,
machinery IS IN use and the best woranlen arc .r
p!oyed the Propr!etors are prepared TO furnish bs4
Somely printed cards at from ~ to - ner fho1s,ri
white or colored and circulars at from 81 q to q
per thousand The facilities they possess for rsn5
printing give them the means OF doing work as cheso
as 1t be done at the North and a. thev are ma
tiers OF their profession, they get it up in as :
style. All who wish Cards Circulars and Show AL,
printed for distr during the approaching Va,
would DO well to send IN their orders and have then
supplied at once, while there is ample ti.e 10 IN
them. oc lGft
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TELEoRAPHIc NEWS.
REroRrEp FOR THE DIsPATcH.


Arf1val Oh tne Sautts.sANH&c frame
pKrERsBURG, Oct. 23-P. M.-The South Side
cars arrived at half-past O'clock with about one
Thousand passengers. and the Cadets from the Vir-
uinia Military Institute, who number one hundred
and eighteen They were received at the depot by
all the military companies. and escorted to their
quarters. Tonight they were entertained Mt Gar
rett's Hotelwith fine supper, and were welcomed
70 the lospitalitics Of TIE city by Mayor Townes,
which replied to on behalf of the Cadets by
Col Smith,
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| REV. S. s. BRYANr-This able minister of the
Methodist church, preached q few days since at
Madison, n. C. Besides the recent affiiction of
losing an intelligent boy by drowning, both his pa
rents died of the fever in Norfolk
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KANSAS ELECrIoN-The Kansas correspondent
of the Missouri Democrat has returns from 81 pre-
cincts, giving Reeder, for Congress- 1875 votes -
% precnts are to hear from and it is thought the
vote will exceed 5000 None but actual residents
for thirty DAYS were permitted to vote The free
soiler's are getting up documents to contest Whit
fields seat showing that he has many more votes in
several places than there were legal voters.
Delegates to constitutional convention have
been chosen to frame State constitution and apply
for admission into the Union Ex-Governor Reed.
er will be the bearer of the petition to Washing
ton
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N7Eyy aTCTION AND COMMi,s,iGGf,

N HOUSE, No. 10 Nam tt--t'' y 80 100
beg leave to inform their friends and 'ne I5 ~ ,s
raly. that they have taken the store No ~. ~ r1r
one door above Lewis Webb sons irgdIWlJIS,iVS
of conducting an AUCTION AND
BUSINESS. ,.:o, ara Coz
Intending 10 prosecute strictly an AHc.0n Of ,-
mission business, they will keep 40 'io 800 he IS.
own on hand; by which arrangement Ihf !!-'ggn,.
abled TO give impartial attention 70 cGHi I'd, IF Me-
They will attend 10 the sale o, a''
Intending to give our attention 70 HisI' ...r.
ue soIict COMMITMENTS Of Goods for Sach So
Our friends, who have been waitaz g .s-e,,e t5rt
are now informed that we are resoJ "
consgnments. .;o,, brsnssS ~'-
From our experience in the auction ., ~ ,,c,.
n determination 70 give satisfaction We ~ cOOK.
q share of patronage IN MOTT
- -
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rr Hnir Cntting.--( ilizcns and .lr gu !.

ers yisjting the city. wishing to ~ tbeI IN
The latest and most approved style w0na H. a..
them to call on HOBSON, under t"e AL7''
entrance on llth street - =. bsl 81
N Blot, Cold and Shower Fans eaa -
all hours. Single Bath 15c. OF Tickets io' -
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Foreign Calculations of the Dissolution of
the Union.

A London correspondent of the National Intel
gencer states that the expectation general in Eng
land and Europe that there will be a grand blowup
In the next Congress, dissolution of the Union in
two years. and that England will take the South
under her protection
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LATER FROM RIo.--The st. James has arrival a,
fhliadeiphia with Rio dates to Sept 3d. three DAYS
later than those published ON Saturday, via New
Orleans. -
The cholera was still raging and had broken ont
severely amongst the coffee blacks
The Coffee market was firm and prices tending
upward Nothing special in Flour
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Dan ktvER-Ths Madison, N. c. Demosrs,
rahass 70 the Idea OF improving the Dan river from
DAnsis 70 that place to adapt 1t to steaoh,a,
A"'isa'ion. The Old Roanoke navigation eomps.
ny, Ills said, are willing to make some liberal a.
sansenenf whereby their rights may be transfer.
RED 70 some new company 10 ander,ak. Tho ,,,o.
posed Improvement p''
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u Ellyson VERIFY, No. 81 Pearl Street

Manufacturer and Whoesals Dealer in CIGARS
SNUFF, &c; SMOKING TOBACCO in quarter, bait
and three-quarter ID, papers, w. 7. Hill brand and II
pasteboard boxes, Union brand, very superior A.
tice and in II pound boxes Of the Lafayette, Com
nlerce and Trade, California and Pocahontas breLa
~ Smoking Tobacco put up in barrels to order
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DIED.

At his residence In Sidney. Henrico county, Va,
the night the inst at quarter past o'clock Mr.
JOHN CARTER, in the BID year of his age.
The friends and acgnsin,nnc.s ore respectfully in
sted to attend his funeral TINS morning, lWednes'
day, y at his late residence, at lht O'Clock.
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rDowden,s Dental Fluid..-Thls CeIc.

brated Dentifrice FOR cleaning and preselylbs Il'
Teeth and Gums relieving TOothache, sETestine Dr.
cay, impartins deli ghtfuA favor to the mouth II ii
sale BY Purcell Laid d Co.. Bennett Beer
Grubbs < Apperson LaidIey & Robinson i b9dr-
ker; Duval & Norton; Paterson jackson, snd ed
Druggists. DC o-+'-
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~ Mayors Court.-The Mayors CoaI

for the CITY OF Richmond will be he'd al 9t,2.a
NJ, from the 10th of April 10 the lWh o. o'O'''
After the 10th of October, at 10 O'Clock. ,lroek
roI N''ii "D''''' va ssl-.J
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MasaachuSeffs.

In 1870 Massachusetts was the first State in the
Union, according to population 1t has now be-
come the fourth, exactly reversing the case of
New York, which then the fourth and has
since become the first
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MARRIED.

On ThursHsy the 18th inst. by the Rev J. B. Jeter
n n Mr. WM j. THOMAS to Miss SARAH A. E..
eldest dan hter Of David J. Saunders, Esq, all of this
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SMALL NOTES IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
The act of Congress prohibiting the issue or passing
OF small notes--under s5-in the District OF Column
bla, under penalty Of $40 goes into operation on
tho LIST of November. All contracts in which notes
under sa enter declared by the law to be void,
and all hcensesto traders, &c. who shall either RI
ceive or pay out any paper under the denomina'
ZION OF five dollars any other paper not payable
In specie ON demand are to he forfeited. Let the
law be strictly enforced, and good currency will
be the result,
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a. Guard ngninst CoId..-Are rnn .ub

ject to a hacking cough and bad coldl If 90 act boz
tie of BAKERS CELEBRATED BITTERS and reIeys
Yourself at once. When the stomachisin goodor5,r
the digestive powers active the blood pure and The
system in proper tone, it is impossible TO take cold o,
to have cough. When all other medicines have al.
ed to remove Il cough, or to break stubborn cold
single bottle of these Biters have been known 10 RI
feet permanent cure. They are free of all poison.
minerals, and have nothing in their composition
that can prove injurious to the most delicate coAs,u.
ton. For Dyspe pSia, Nervous Headache ASue aoi
Fever, Sour Stomach, Indigestion and Cramp ChOJr
venture the prediction that they have rs! ther
equal. Persons habitually sutferRg from cold iee'
will find them n most excellent remedy As family
medicine, these Bitters unsurpassed Try them
yOu have not already done So
Price 50 cents per bottle.
For sale in Richmond by Mrssrs. PURCELL
LADD & CO.. and Druggists generally. ocE
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W HIcu nHs never been Known 10 fail yiy;.11'I
any case OF Rheumatism Neuralgia, Ip-,Ss t'''ef
ton OF the Spine. Corns, BanQus P'ua'o Ai,,,
Frosted Feet Chiiblains, any disease s' ~ S:a
tisement in another column zee aass.
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~ Observation-Disclosures pho,ou.


OF every variety, can be at SINON'S i,s"sIp"'
Daguerreotypes OF deceased persons can be cories -
paper, aud colored equal TO portrait o ,,' = "a
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No CRIMES on THE DockRT.-The Lewisburc
IRA states the Circuit Court, Judge Hudson pre-.
siding, commenced its Fall session on the 18th, in
that place, and that there was not single criminal
ease on the docket