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COMMUNICATING NEWS.
REPORTED FOR THE Daily DIsPATci

REPORTED FOR THE Daily pIsRAToh
- ~ Washinstou = Resignation Of Capt
nInc,ie1Ian -Prcsidenre Nfessngc - Meet
or Congress, &c.
w..prseros, Nov 30 There win undoubted.
To ha = quorum tomorrow in both branches of
Congress.
Objections will be Immediately raised TO General
whftneid's taking his seat a. delegate from Kan.
eAa A.
The Presidents Message will probably 90 In
Tuesday.
CAPTAIN Mcclellan, u. s. A., Of the Crimean
Com mission has resigned bis position In the army,
to take effect on the lst January.
The city il crowded, and the hotels are over.
flowing
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ONE OF THE "OUTRAGss" TO THE AMERICAN
FLAG.-Duripg the attempt Of the fiIibusters to
seize Cuba, there were continual "outrages re-.
ported as having been perpetrated upon the Anne
r.can flag by the authorities Of Cuba, though the
greatest outrage against the flag Of cur country
was that such expeditions against q friendly pow.
should have been fitted out at the ports of the
United States. One of the ''outrages" was the
overhauling of the steamship Ell Dor ado by q
Spanish cruiser, which came near producing pa
tr;otic commissions in the breasts Ct the manifest
de stiny men of New York and New Orleans. The
quarrel of Walker with Gioeuria establishes the
act that FL Dorado, at the time she was sailirg
under the American flag, was in the employment
Of the Cuban Junta of New York, for the purpose
of making hostile attack upon the island of Cuba
Well knowing this fact at the time, the Govern
o, of Cuba exercised the right which he undoub.
eddy possessed of overhauling this pratical craft
and he would have been equally justified if he
had seized all the persons board and imprisoned
them
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HORRIBLE DEATH FROM HYDRoPHeBIA.-AtA l'sn
town, Pa, last week, Henry Bro,znar, a young man.
died of Hydrophobia. He wss bitten about six weeks
since but the dog was ms antly KILLED. horse
also bitten and cied. In skinDing it, the young
received wound, and gain bis whole system was
re poisoned. Several days after, he complained of
dizziness and pain in the head and Ii nbs, which, with
the bewldered appearance of the eyes end dread of
the sight of water, the first symptoms Of the
horrible disease Ihis was followed by general
prostration of the system, accompanied by violent
paroxysms, with flow Of ia Tvs, which ended in his
death
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MARRIEn.

On Thursdsy. nth Ncvsaber, b the Rev Dr..
Howell M RO4 - HACKET, o. Hauos or ceunfv,
o Miss LITTIE 2. HAWKINS. d Richmond city,
~ wiIlisu,sburs papers pleafe copy.
At St Psups church. on Wednesday,. the 20sb ult ,
by the Rev Mr. Mi pigerode, JOHN WOABLk,
Esq.. to Miss LUCY BOHANEON, both OF this
city.
u City papers Baltimore Sun and Louisville
Journal, requested 70 copy
In Columbia 3 G.. on Thursday. November 9th
BY the Rev. Mr. Zisly, Mr.. WM. 4. KNAPP, to Miss
M0LLIE A. BABEk, both Of this city
On the 9Th tul. by the Rev. " Moore D: r-
DR.. J. 8. DORSEY CULLEN, to Miss JENNY MA
BEN all Of Richmond.
At Briar Hill, Powhatsn county, on the I'm o.
November, by the Rev. T. 3. Hozisr. Miss sALLiE
A. BROWN. of Powhstan, to WILLiAM IL.
CROWDER of Cumberland county, Va.
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u. y. Ship Perns, Ivanin,

We are pleased to learn that there is some pro-
liability that this magnificent vessel will yet be
turned TO some more valuable use than that of g
receiving ship 1t is proposed to cut off her upper
deck, lengtben her and convert her into propel
Ter. The Pennsylvania though ros the longest, is
the most spacious ship in our SERVICE has the
largest armament, and requires larger number
of men to man her She can carry six months pro
visions and water for twelve hundred men.
Upon q recent visit to the Pennsylvania we
were much indebted to the polite attentions Of
Lieut.. Roberts, of that ship, who kindly showed
and explained to us many objects of interes.
throughout the vast structure
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Ttv Dry Goods, cheap for cash .-AlI In
search Of cheap Goods, will find them at EZEK!EL's
IS Main street. Fancy and Plain Dress Silks; All
wool Oelaines at so cts usual price 7c.; large as
sortmeut of Delaines at IS cts Gipehams; French
Mernoes; 500 Cloth Cloaks OF all kinds at SIS to S2o
Some rich Velvet Cloaks which shall close At great
bargains; Furs Cambria Bands Of all kinds, at half
price: Collars and Sleeves; Bed Blankets; Quilts
IL sheetings; Servants Blankets; Lnseys and ker-
seys: Swiss and Cambria Muslins; Prints; Goods for
boys wear; Curtain Muslins Slaunels -with the
usual assortment of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
For bargains in all kinds of Dry Goods. call at
EZEKIEL'S Cheap Cssh St're,
del Is Main rect
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FIRE NEAR WINcHEsTER.-The Winchester IVA }
Republican states that The swelling of MIR J. Tur
ner, the prof ssor OF music in Newtown was discov
cred to be in flames Tuesday morning the early
hour of one, and it was entirely consumed, with
cob Mytnger was also bmLt, with much furniture,
and another neishboring house was pulled down
whilst in flames to prevs Mt further ruction The
store of john Allemong Son, with its stock of val.
liable goods had ma row escape.
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MORTALITY FRoM CHLoRCFoRM--It appears that
the mortality in the London hospital has increase
since tbs Introduction of etEersation from q to a
per can't or, to vary the expression, instead of
putaton being fatal in l. IS proportion than one in
four of those operated uIon it proves fatal TO
one in three. Is not enormous sacrifice of life
too high price TO be paid for anesthesia even grant
ing that this be Otherwise obtained with per-
feet safety Is life TO be held nothing when com.
pared with pain l-Mc&icat Times and Gazette
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From Costa Kica

NEW YORK, November 30 --Advices received
from Costa RIGA by the Illinois state that the re
port OF 1900 men being ready to join the allies
against Walker 10 incorrect There are not more
than 400 men under arms in the State, and they
are merely protecting the frontier. The war with
Walker was to be prosecuted, and $4,000 had
been appropriated by the Costa Rican Congress
for that purpose
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Destructive Fire,

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 29.-The large five story
brick dwelling. occupied chiefly by Courtney &
Willett as Furniture Warehouse, was destroyed
by fire last night. Other firms in the house also
suffered Hyman Graft owner of the building,
loses $4,000; Courtney g. Willett $4,000; r l..
Barnes $1,000; A. Brett $1,000; German Society
So 600; j X Thomas $500; Gas Company $500;
Workmen. for tools. &c, 81 000 Ofths amount.
S25 600 is covered nv insurance.
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RaiIrOad Opening.

CHICAGO, Nov. a6 The Great Western Rail.
road of Illinois was finally completed yesterday,
and connection formed with the Wabash and
Toledo Road. Regular passenger trains will
commence running between Toledo and Naples
distance of 4e3 miles, on Monday next and by this
means new and direct communication between
New York and st. Louis will be secured
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The India Rubber Car-Spripg Case

BOSTON November % The United States Cir
cult Court, Massachusetts, District, has granted an
injunction against Thomas w. Wason, car builder,
of Springfield restraining him from issuing or
selling any Vulcanized India Rubber Car Springs
This Injunction was asked for by the New England
Car Spring Company, to prevent the making
using. selling of Vuleanized Rubber Car Springs
made by the Union India Rubber Company Of
New York, i. being an infringement of the patents
owned only by the New England Car Spring Com
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THE PRESIDENTS MEssAGE.-We learn from
Washington, that the same course will be observed
in the distr ibution of the Presidents Message as
has been practised with such excellent effect years
past. Copies of the Message will be sent in ad-
to the postmasteIs othe principal cities, and
delivered TO the press Immediately On notice being
received by telegraph of its presentation TO Con.
gress. AS neither House will be embarrassed by
any preliminaries of organization, the Message
NAV be sent in to day
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SENTENCE OF MALL ROBBEkS.--We learn from
the Huntsville (Ala Advocate that at the receIt
session OF the Federal Court at Huntsville, Thorn
as Cushions Of Marion county, was sentenced to
the Penitentiary for ten, and John MONTGOMERY for
fifteen years-both for robbng the mails-the for
mer as postmaster at Toll Gate, and the latter rs
mail rider from Blountsvilla to Whtesberg Cash
ions is quite an old man, about 90 years of age,
and MONTGOMERY is youth, not more than 49, years
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SuiHlrin

NAZARETH, Pennsylvania, November ga.-Mr
Solomon He'll highly respectable citizen Of this
town, committed suicide last night by cutting his
throat. The cause of the rash act is not definitely
known but he had been laborng under depression
for some time previously He bore an excellent
reputation and leaves considerable property.
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ErOm:HRVaua.

NEW YORK; Nov. % The steamer Quaker Ci
ty, from Havana, on the 25th instant, arrived here
to day. 1t was reported that General Concha had
been re.appontad Captain General for years -
The health of Havana was good and the weather
pleasant. The American ship, Julia Howard,
from Boston for New Orleans. was lost on the 9th
Instant. She was valued at $40 600.
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~ DkIsCOLL,s BALM or y,

~ DklSCOLEs BALM OF THOUSAND
FLOWERS, 25 cents per bottle only. The most
Agreeable Dentrice and Cosmatic that ever the art
of applied chemistry has produced, cleansing the
teeth, healing the gums, and impartng fragrance and
sweetness otherwise offensive BREATH which too
frequently exists, without the persons knowledge
For sale In Richmond by r. DUQUESNE, No. 207,
Main street. and by Druggists generally.
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Weather Report,

Boston. Nov 90 Snow is falling here this
morning, but the indications are that it will turn
to rain.
HALIFAX, Nov. 29.-Weather cold, with the ap.
peacance of snow.
CHARLESToWN, N"v. 29.--Weather cloudy and
cod; wind N w.
SACkyILLE, Nov. CIV Gather clear and ex.
enely cold
ALBANY, Nov 29-l1 A Mt has been snow
ing here since o'clock this morning.
BUFFALO, Nov. 29-l p. Mt is showing here
and a north east gale is blowing
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The Sfoytu Westward.

BUFFALO. November % During the storm on
the 2lst instant the roof of the New Albany and
Salem Railroad Depot at LAFAYETTE, Indiana
blown off; damage, $1,000 Several other build
ings in the vicinity were also dana gGd.
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Fran IkeHsas.

CHICAGO, Nov. 30-Dates from Kansas to the
2lst instant are received. Judge Cato had refused
to issue writ of habeas corpus in of the
murderer Hayes. Great excitement prevailed
Among the pro slavery men.
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steamer Wrecked

BUFFALO, Nov. 80 THE steamer Golden Gate
went ashore this morning during storm. and went
to pieces. The crew was saved. but one died after
reaching the shore
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III ED,

Ia this city, on Saturday morning. Mrs ETIi T.
g. O. VITA Of Edwin Cooke. after painful illness OF
four days. leaving her husband and four children n,
iona an infsut) and many relatives and friends TO
mourn the parable LOST Her remains were in
TERED in Oakwood Cemetery.
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prOueIIer Lost.

CLEVELAND. Nov. 30.-The Propeller Mauhat
tan was wrecked in the harbor this morning, du
ring storm. All her passengers and crew were
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WOMAN CONVICTED OF MURDER A Mrs Lew
is. of Manchester, n H.. has been, by verdict of
q eoroner's jury, found guilty of murder in the Sc
coud degree, for killing woman named Demary,
upon whom she attempted abortion.
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USpeciaI Notice. -The attention Of the
public 10 asked tn our sale Ut the store of Mr. T. W.
Turpio bet 7th and 9Th streets which will take
place THIS DAY, at 10 O'Clock. Sec advertisements.
de lit E. B COOK T. co Aucts
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Septence of n NurJerer

ALBANY, Nov. % Mccain, who has been on
trial for several days for the murder of his wife,
has been convicted and sentenced to be executed
on the :G3d of January
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Official Wore OF Louisia m.

NEW ORLEANS Nov. 90 The official returns
show the vote of Louisiana to be for Buchanan
"a, 1874, for Fillmore 90 709.
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U. 3 TREASURY The amount NJ none, T., .h.
United States Treasury on the oath November
was 81, 1904 4e4.54, of which 500 SAC 70 WAS =,
Aiehmosd, Va; So, as9 % at Norfo,k. "A stoAs.,
rsa.aa s''h' n. Vi and $685. at Nashville, Ten.
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PITTSBURGH, Nov. 29-Tne Ohio river is rising
at this point with three feet eight inches in the
channel. The weather is very raiLy, and there ia
3 prospect of rise and general revival of bu-
ciness
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w-shoekoe III Building Fund Associn-
rIoN--Ths monthly meeting of this Association viii
be held THIS EVENING at 81 O'Clock. Dues will
he received rem four o'clock until the hour OF meet
ing. BAR0AMlN,
Do lit Secretary.
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RFPrBLICAN ADDREss.-The Republican Associ
alton OF Washington city have published address
reviewing the Presidential campaign aud attributing
defeat OF the party to the bunders of its leaders
In New jersey and PepnnsYlvania
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sPECfAL NOrfCEs,

cF vireinia nIechanics' lnstifofc.--A re.
euiar monthly meeting Of the Instufe Will be held
q the hail. northwest corner Of Man and 9Th sr eetr
this evening ct O'Clock. A. subjects ct impoffance
vii! come up for action every member should be In
attendance
de lit j. w. LEWF LIEN, 8ecy.
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CLOSE OF CANAL NAVIGATION New York
ssnai commissioners announce that they will close
the canals December 10Th. unless they are sooner
closed by ice :
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POLITICAL CoURTEsIts II he ladies of Jackson,
Miss getting up $1,000 to pay for portrait OF
Willard Fillmore, to be presented to the city of Bal
tmore,
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FATAL AFFRAY.-At Charleston, Kama " ha co.
Va, last week, Burwell Clay was killed by Uriah
Young, in an ARRAY in which Clay attempted to
shoot Young, who wrested the gun from his hand
and fractured his skull W th IL
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~ Special Notice'-The Citizens Of Hen
rico requested 70 meet at the Court House To-
DAY (Mond,y) being Court day. for the purpose Of
nominating delegates to the Southern Commercial
Convention. to be held on the 9Th of December, at
Savanpsh. Ga.
"a l-Itk MANY CITIZENS.
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SERIOUS DETENTIoN-The Cincinnati ENQUIRER
states that there is at that place amour of
manufactures, the Vaue of which 10 moderately eyti
naed at IS coo COO waiting to BE- shipped az soen az
sufhcIentris in the Ohio river shall take place
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Rev. Geo. W. PournelI, one of the Oldest Metho.
dist preachers in Alabama died at Eufala on the
2lst inst. -,
VIM. A. Jenkins has been elected Attorney
'eneral OF North Carolina, by the Legislature of
that State.
Rev w M Crenshaw of Virginia has been chosen
Professor of Mathematics In Spartansburg, S G.,
Female College.
Cherry, tried at Raleigh, N. c., for mail robbery,
has been acquitted
Col Samuel Colt and wife, of Hartford, have re.
turned home from Europe.
DIR. L. A Jeffreys, member ofthe North Carolina
Legislature, from Franklin county, died on Thurs
day last.
Ex-Msyor Hollins, of Baltimore, died on Friday
last.
VIM r. Ball, a well known citizen of Alexan.
dria, Va, died on Friday last.
The Cataract House. at Niagara Falls, was clos
ed for the winter last Monday.
There were o32 deaths in PHILADELPHIA last
week, of which As were of Scarlet Fever
Josh ia West has been srres.ed in FLOYD county.
Vas for the muder Of Isaac Bond recently found dead
there.
subsci ption 10 on foot in Charleston South Caro-
ina TO present Mr. Blu. h 4nsn with q splendid car
rihge.
Tennnesses drove hogs are selling In the Weste,n
eoanties At 81 cents gross.
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Death of u well kuown Snowman
Death of the Rev. DIR. Peaho,

NEW YORK, Nov. ?9.-Gen. Rufus Welch the
great American Circus proprietor, died here last
night of typhoid fever.
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VIGILANCE CoMMiTTEE.-A meeting of the cit.
liens OF Greenbrier county, Va, was held on the
-ath OF November, and Vigilance Committee
formed TO expel from the county a family named
Shinet-the expulsion to take place ON the % of
December
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SUPPOSED VkECK OF THE LroSNA'S.- Captain
Cook of the ship Roscius at New York. reports thai,
he saw, on the nth instant, off the Banks, large
quantity of wrecked spsrs VIII CHI from time and
place may possibly be hose of the Lyonnais.
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BOSTON, November 26--Tha bark Three Broth.
ers, from New York for the East Indies, was
driven ashore at Buenos Ayres. October 9th, and
became e totalloss
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Brsns, s..,,On cIsssMr c. sh.ck.ford near
some Ten dsy. s,s shi county, Va lost BY fire
DE- eern. BESIDES lot Of ssrisatnrai mar
nn Sris,sy nigh. the steam mill OF Mss.,s ~
a,,s spett,ylvsnia county, Va tool a., rartars
s10o. WA Loss surpassed to be iIo.n IS SO ocs =
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~ The Fnir mt the Bird Presbytertan
CHURCH. Church Hill,) closes THIS EVENING
by the sale Of number OF valuable articles still on
hand de lit
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L
BOSTON, Nov. 2S.-The Rev. Ephraim Pea body
d D minister of Kings Chapel died to-day, aged
4
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SUGAR CRoP IN L.UIsl.sA-An intel rant Mar,
ter "t Louisiana writes to the Columbus ttis y FL {.
qulrer froin Assumption Perish under date Of tie
ON 5h. sugar crop will not reach one hupdr d
hoosand hhds think it will be b.tyeen ~ oon ana
o In iS49 Louisiana produced 26 GvO hhds of
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- A Large Stock of
DRY GOODS.
At PRIN e cos Il,

THOMAS D. QUARLES invites the attention of
his friends and the public to his large and desirable
stock of Dry Goods which he offers at prime cost for
cash Tde II 229 BROAD ST.
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~ In PREPARATION, KING LEAR.

ADMISsION-Dress Circle and Par9ustte, 81 Cts
(no extra charge for reserved seats I'd Tier Soxes
Is cts; Galleries 50 and Is cts.
~ Box Office open from to 5 o'clsck.
Ct Doors open at 7; Overture commences at Guar
ter before o'clock precisely
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NJOTICE...AH persons indebred 10 Lam
~ dram Eaton are requested to make immediate
payment, ard all persons having claims against Lau
dram Eaton, 20 present them for settlement before
the frat of January, 1907.
SALLIE G. LANERAM,
Administrative of A. l.. Lanaram, deceased.
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To conclude with the Farce of the
AMERICAN FARMCRS
p,.,,.Lkor -.-..-... Mr. Clan
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hkY GOODS A n & ATLf n h .
~ DUCEO PRICES. AT 1913 BROAD ST-The

~ DUCEO PRICES, AT 1873 BROAD ST-The
having far advanced, and stock being still
complete and uli in every Department, we will oer
the greatest Inducements purchasers Of Dry Goods
month and up to the let Of January next Particular
and rare bargains will De sven In rich Dress Silks
Silk Robes, MORE Antiques, Silks for parties and
weddings, satins, velvets Cloths Merinos, Aipecas
Bomhazines, De LANES, shawis of the newest styles
Embroideries of every variety, Linen Table Cloth
Napkins Diapers, Towelings, flannels bieaehed and
brown Shrtings and Sheetings Linen cambric Hand.
kerchiefs ct great bargains, silk Hose. black and
white, very cheap, Kid Gloves Of csisbrsted ma.
kers, very low in fact, every thing IN our line OF
goods will be red at such extremely low prices
that they cannot fail to find customers.
]. MILLHISEk Bro
Al IDS Road AZ
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,sAAONiC NOTICE..-The me

E1AHUNIC
</bers of Richmond Royal Arch Chapter, No 8
~\are hereby notified TO attend meeting OF
said Chapter at the Mason's Hall, on Tbs EVEN
ING ats o'clock, precisely, for business of impor-
lance.
Re nrder of the M 10. III p
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a. CAME TO MY RESIDENCE, Mt
+SNCarington's Mill, Saturday morning, Grey
Mare and Country Wagon The owner is re-
questsd to call pay charges and take the property
away LAURNET DENNIS.
q l-.-1th
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NIB. twill be seen from the above, that the
Collector 10 required to attend ct the office from the
18th to Slst of this month, to receive taxes remain
ing due from June last; before he January term of
the Hastings Court, he i. required by Ordinance to
advertise delinquent real esta to be sold for non
payment of taxes Persons who have net done 80
will see the necessity of calling and paying their
taxes it will be impossible for the Collector to call
on them before be sdvertises.
d. l. dim i A HORSON e. r
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MARINE INTELLiGENCE.


Or. of Richmond, NoU. 30-Hgh Water 7, p. NJ
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o. STOP THIEF!-Stolen from ia
t~3Ncob SIMPSONS, In Goochlsnd county on Sat
urday night, The 2sth November. my bay
MARE. She about five years old, had few
white spots her back, TALL spare made carried her
head high, and quite wild. For her delivery to
me- near Goochlsnd C. IL, or at Lee Overby's sta
BILE, in Richmond, will pay reward of $40
de I-St- BOILING DANDRIpGE.
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rsNU + A IL NJ r. II y ...AGRICULTUhAL
IIME.-The Kilns formerly kept by John Moss
and more recently by Jesse Williams will he in Iuli
operation from this date. Farmeis may rely upon
getting superior Article of pure and freshly burnt
SHE'LL LIME, in any quantity, and delivered at The
various Rairoad Dep0s
Orders the Kiips, or through the Post Office, Box
No. GA, will receive prompt attention.
de l-Staw2w A d. WILLIAMS.
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- FUit H K n T--A very convenient
II room for q sinfle gentleman On The 81 floor,
II over Thp's HoW's Hardware Store; aiso, tive
attic rooms. Apply az the store below, =, to-
De lit r. WlLBACHER No. 800 Main st.