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FRoN YUCATAN.-By an arrival at New York we
have news from Campeachy and Ssal to the Goth of
September. There had been no further actual hos
tilities, though the Contending parties still man-
tanned bcll,erent attitude. The Indians of the
interior taking advantage of the unsettled coRdi
tinn Of affairs. had entered village, apparently
with friendly intentions and. gaining admission to
the houses, commenced an indiscriminate saught-
er Of men, women and children Very few of the
inhabitants escaped. Over five hundred bodies hal
been found, and more were being discovered daily
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SHORT CREDIrs.-The wholesale dealers in si,t
and millinery goods in Boston have come 70 an
agreement not to give more than four months' GRO
ant. There seems TO be general disposition in
trade to shorten credit and get nearer the cash
system, the only safe system for business Let onr
business men promptly adopt the same course
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UNLAWFUL AssEMBLIEs.-A fine of Sis
was was imposed on sewell Gould, yesterday, by the
mayor, for permitting negroes to assemble nnlaw-
.uiy az, az h,s mouse Henry Marx also had to fork
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AssAuLr.-James Phillips, arrested
for assaulting and beating Joseph Oker. was ar.
falgned before the Mayor yesterday, and remanded
for further examination
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PISTOL SHOOTING BENZ. Hobbs, who
was arrested on Monday evening for shooting n
pistol in the street, and Tiotous conduct in the
'City Lunch" Saloon, appeared before the Mayor
yesterday and was held to bail in the sum of $3.50
t. keep the peace
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THr STEAMER City of Cleveland, ran into flock
OF ducks off Point an Pelee on Lake Erie. a few
nights since. The ducks broke the glass of the
large locomotive lamp, in which two of them were
caught, while the steamers smoke stacks killed
three others and left them dead upon the deck.
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Shocking AccTDESr.-A correspondent Of the Al
exandria Gazette from Salem, Fauquier county.
Va. writes that on the night OF the 22nd inst.
Two servant women, who had been left in charge
OF some children, at the Clifton House, in that
place. were severely burned, that thev aind in a
few hours. The bed in the room, on which the
children were sleeping, also took fire. and il was
with difficulty that they were saved
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DECREASE OF RECEIPTS INTO THE q Tpr.srn
During the last week but little over s4OO 600 have
been receiyedinto the U. S. Treasury. Ttis grea.
decrease is mainly owing to the small imnortc.
tohs. consequent upon the financial crises. and To
cause. . Y - V''''o
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PICK PocKETs.---An old lady from
Prince dEward county had hei pocket relieved Ct
s25 yesterday morning, while passing from the
railroad depot 20 the hotel.
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RICHMOND MUSICAL INSTITUTE.

~ It7i It DE- " III FVII 7 IT 4 Nd T : III
STREElS-The classes in vocal music in this insti-
tuition meet Is follows: First adult class (mure al
VRncrdJ on Fuesiay and Saturday evenings ut "a
O'clock. Second a,lilt class lie ginners Monday and
Thursday evenings at "a o'clock. The Juvenile
cla'-r1 viii meet ~ o'cluck. The first (more ad
venced) 90 Nedne-day aul Saturday. The second
beginners on Monday and Thursday. Lessons on
the aho given when preferred unless too inconven
lent 10 The lnslIlue. For further particulars apply
to (oc i2-ILA) T. l.. GALLETER, Principal.
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BANK REFORM IN TENyEssEE.-The following is
the substance of a bill pending before the Legisla-
ture of Tennessee:
lst. That no bank shall issue notes PAYABLE at
any place except where issued. I'd. That no bank
shall have Office. or branch agency for discount
Sd. That all notes of S. and under shall be with
drawn from circulation by the lst day Of January,
l>59al Of ten dollars and under by the lst of Ja-
nuary, lS60-and all of twenty dollars and under
by the lst Of January, 1861. 4th. That no notes
of similar amounts, after the dates aforesaid shall
be issued. Sec. L. Prohibits the circulation of all
notes of the banks Of other States of the amounts
specified, after the dates aforesaid. Sec g. Povides
for the individual liability of stockholders. after
the exhaustion of the effects of the bank Sec T.
Provides that the chartered banks shall accent this
act part of their charters: and in the event Of
their refusal to do it shall be the duty of the
attorney general to institute suits for their forfeit
ure. Every violation of the respective provisions
of this bill is made a misdemeanor.
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WILLIAM MACFARLANF.
, INV BUiItIlnS,
SAMU Ell $. COTTEELL,
Main st, betw. 18th aud 18th.
A. BARGAMIN, JR.,
Mrs. AND MISS MINNR,S KOARn-

MRS, AND MISS MINORS BOARD
Va ING AND DAY SCHOOL, oN 4TH STREET Be
~FgEN BROAD AND MARSHttL.-9hr third session Of
t.s asttaton will commence on tins Ist of October
ext.
In thi- -chool will be taught all the branches of
tIi-hHd education, including the Latin and Modern
lE.Usg,s. together with Music upon the Piano
lsrp aud Guitar. instruction IN Vocal Music will
$50 D. ven.
The services Of competent instructors have been
IroJUred
Attention will br paid 70 the proper training and
iyauCcuIept uf the Young ladies entrusted to their
a.srKr, and their moral and social Improvement pro-
unted by every means in their power.
THIS -rhool has been i'll successful operation in
Richmond tor nearly two years and the subscribers
,e'T, with confidence to its patrons for any inlDrma-
lion winch may hc desired in reference TO its merits.
TsES,-Abuutih the ranle heretofore. For them
ami other PARTICULARS refer II
Mas. JEFFERSON MINOR,
! IL L ~
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DOMESTIC FowLs.-This department of

DVEtEGIIN IUNLS-I IT'S UHpHFIIleUt OF
the Fair is very well represented. OF Turksis,
there are three sorts-the common, wild and crest
ed. OF Geese there sundry kinds, embracing
she common wild, China. Bremen, Poland, and AZ
rican swan Geese. OF Ducks there are five kinds
viz white Poland, Muscova. Ayleshury common
and summer wild Ducks. They all recommend
ed for some point of excellence, and no domestic
bird fancier could go very far wrong to supply him.
self from the assortment at the Fair grounds
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The WIGHT OF fnE VARIOUS ARTICLES To RUsHrL.
Wheat. GS pounds; corn, .helled Sc pounds; corn
the cob, 10; rye, SO; oats, 80; barley 49, buck
wheat, 46 sweet potatoes, 50 beans, ca; bran, 70;
clover seed, Go; hemp seed. IS; timothy coed. I5:
Irish potatoes co. onions, 81, blue grass seed, IL
dried peaches, SO,
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PARpONED.-Gov. Lyon, of Maryland, has pardon.
cd VIM. l.. Hawkins, convicted at the September
term Of the Criminal Court in 1854 of murder in
the second degree for the killing of a seaman on
one Of the Parker Vein steamers. and sentenced To
lie confined in the Maryland penitentary till June
2ith. lStS. The pardon granted on the recon-
menlaton of Gov. Henry A. WISE of Va Vim. p
Preston, Rev. Thomas NJ. Hurley, Wm. c. Lane and
a number of respectable citizens of Matthews co -.
Va, (of which Hawkins was a nativeJ who repre.
sented that in their opinion the prisoner, at the
time the act was committed, was deranged
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DISCHARGED. Vim. Walls appeared
before the Mayor yesterday, to answer a charge of
sssauiting Daniel Sulliven, and was acquitted.
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TRIED FOR FRLoNY-A man named
r''.s on Newnah was tried yesterday In the Circuit
axe. The jury found him guilty, and his term of
imprisonment in the penitentiary was fixed ut
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BEAR IN MIND THE FACT, that besides

IhHN IN MIMI THE FACT, CHHt UpSIUNS
vast number of fancy articles paintings and
drawings, now exhibition ut the Mechanics
Fair, there are several valuable Inventions in the
success Of which the Agricultural community are
deeply Interested The hand corn shelter, rotary
pump, improved ploughs and new furnaces are all
worthy of especial attention.
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FAILURES IN ENGLaSD.-In England the month
OF september has been singulsrly prolific with
mercantile failures, numbering no less than ten
hrms, one bank and one cotton mills companv
whose liabilities range from 10000 to $50,
or more. -
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CoNTISuED.-The Mayor yesterday
partially Investigated the charge against Mr..
Christians negro George Washington, of harborint,
runaway, but did not finally dispose of il.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-28

FIREMEN's PARADE,-The semi i-annual
parade and "washing'' Of the FIre Department will
take place today. This will afford novel specta-
Gle 90 yiRitsrs.
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STEAMER SHHLTz The steamer A. A.
Shultz, Capt Hill, will leave her wharf at Rockett.
this morning, at hsifpast O'clock. See sdysr.
tisemeut.
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DANCES AGAINST TewN.-Refarees In the case
Of Mrs. Caroline A. Harraden, who was jnipred Mt
Concord \. H., by stepping into q passage wsy
damages, with costs
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nISPATCH
y STEAM POWER
PRIN TING OFFICE,
,r71er Of Nam and fhiygseliA ,Srceis Rsclmo,a
I'm D. HAMAERSLEY & CO., Projectors,

This establishment {hcing the mos. comnlete p,i,.
rry in the south, both as Regards Types Ornaments
fc and the latest AID most approved Machine
Pressss) Is daily turning out the fines, -,
9plK and JOB PRINTING, such as "
nkNPHLETS, HANk CHECKS
/ CAIALhutS, MOTIFS, POSTERS
CIRCULARS, ROt.RaNNES'
RILLS or LhDlNG UsNpRIIIs Sn
- Particular attention given 20 fue work for
'soss Public oioes Insurance, Railroad and Trans
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESS
Tia. new machine for Cams Bit Hans Small
Crulsrs Labels &c, is capable OF turning on nno
"Ssons per hour. thereby enabling the patrons
IS Us establishment; Ia obtain this dcscrintion of
v a al the shortest possible notice
as I0Gs reduced isTopoJ1te, to d, ipcrsos- If
iInting in Gold and Silver Bronze. and varions
eTed Inks executed in the highest style of the Arr
th's branch OF the business TIE proprietors can
,f.y CHstiEN6E COMPETITION
Sc SPECIAL NOTICE All wha wish Cards
T,ua's Sod show Bills printed for distribution dI,
* the approaching Fair. would do welt Ia send In
aIF orders and have them supplied al ono, vbiia
sre : ample time to hll them
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BURST-on Friday afternoon of last week the
house occupied by @. W. Shelf, and owned by c. L.
hoiie, ON Fudge's Creek, Cabell county, Va, was
with ITS entire contents. totally consumed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-28

HEAvE DAMAGEs-The Jury in the case of Perdi,
nani Meyer against the City of Brooklyn. being an
action to recover damages for injuries sustained by
him on account of accident which occurred to
him on the 9TH of June last, by which lie per-
manently injured, has rendered a verdict in favor
OF plaintiff. assessing the damages at $3.50. The
amount Of damages claimed was $4,000. Mr. Moy.
er VIZ" driving along Flushing Aveuue with load
In his wagon, when the wheel into hole in the
street aud threw him from the wagon, which pass.
cd over him
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ARRivALs.-The Central and Danville
trains came In last evening crowaaa With nas.en
ssrs-ths former drawn by two powerful iocomo-
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DETAINED. Dennis Crowley, negro,
who claims.to be free, but has no papers to prove
himself so, was committed TO Jail yesterday to
await further investigation
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VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
INSERANf,E CONPANE
CHARTERED By THE
LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA,
IN 1922


A CARD To THE LADIES.-MIss S.
Il NJ. FL0URN0G wishes To say to her old friends
and the public, both Of the city and surrounding
country, that rhe has removed her residence from
Main street TO Broad. door below the Corn'r Of
.th street, NRyrs Musir Store, No 3lS, nearly
opposite Mrrsrs. Brreden Fox where she intends Ia
carry on DRESS MAKING more extensively than
she has for ths last TIVE years She most respectfully
s1lcits call from the Ladies The Fashions will be
received monthly. Az orders frsm the country will
be prnnptly attended To. 0c lg-l2tt
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Discovery OF A HUMAN CRASIUA $50 FEET UspsR
GRoUSD-At the first October meeting of the Boz
ton Natural History Society, Dr. A. A. Hayes read
= letter from DR.. c. +. Winslow, of Troy present.
ing to the Society II supposed fragment Of human
cranium, found in California. $50 feet below the
surface Of Table Mountain. 1t was found in the
claim of Colonel Hubbs, and was brought up with
the pay dirt" Remains Of the mastodun have
been found in the same locality, bat not at great
a depth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-28

H. IT, squiers, late United States charge to Mica
fsSaa, was married In Providence, on the 22i 10
Miriam f., daughter Of Charles Folln, of New
Orleans.
Inc Haywood chair mandatory, in Gardiner,
United States, employs its workmen only eight
hours day.
Mr.. Buffers poem Of ''Notbng to Wear is an
noanced FOR reprinting by Sampson Low, Son 4
Co, oi London. illustrated by Alfred crowanill.
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MsN PoR NIcARAGUA.-The Columbis Is. c. Times
says that Captain I. J. Mackcy, emigration agent
OF the government OF Nicaragua. passed through
that city on Friday. He has under his Command
one hundred men, most of whom are from the rnoun-
tain districts of that State and all of whom are to
embark at Savannah for Nicaragua They possess
guarantee from Gen VIM. Walker, ''thc President
OF Nicaragua, that they shall cacl receive two hun.
dred and fifty acres Of land
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GOLDEN SYRUP,-Specimens of this
| syrup, made from the Chinese Sugar Cane, by Col.
]. NJ: McCue, Of Augusta county, WAS yesterday
used by the guests Of the Exchange in the ladies
ordinary 1t was in general request, and many
fair one expressed the opinion that it was ha. to
surnasl
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Mas JEFFERSON MINOR,
81 --d&cW I'm Miss ADA b. MINOR
DRIVATE INSTRUCTlON-The sui

scr"r offers his services to his friends and the
public s"H"Uty, a. pRiNATE INSTRUCTOR in
tHe ANiliNT aud MODERN LANGJ AG H., ami in
any %! Tie ENGLISH BRANCHES OF EDUCATION.
liz wt!i teach use Pupils or Glasses AT any hour
thtif o"s IrscgC@, or al has room, of luih
ana iit X streets lie will b. glad IL any who
may wish 10 pursue revise their English or CLASH
cal studies. L. ii. MONTAGUE,
o. t-Gim% Corner Of 10th and Bank sta
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4 NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PROCESS

- Or AMBkUFYPISG, Iust received from the in
yentor In New York at OSBORNES PICTURE GAL
LERf! Come and Hoe them. They have none of
that dingy appearance Of other Ambrotypcs made in
the city This process is capable of producing the
most beautiful effects. Remember, OSBORNE never
has taken cheap Inferior Pictures nothing but the
be-t Is allowed % go out from this Gallery. No
fashy advertisement appeared in priRt of this
establishment. We rely our known merit.
ALBERT w OSBORNE
N 1Q-fH Onrtnn t. tlin ~ rhlr,., Ra,,l
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THE MASSACHUSETTS, STATE rAIR.

BosroS, Oct, 24--fhe Agricultural State Fair
closed to-day with rather slim attendance. The
exhibition has been every way comprehensive aud
Interesting. but the latencss Of the and ai-
ular success which otherwise would have attended
IL ssf tk
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WINES, LOW GRADES.

% quarter ks Collie Wine
20 quarter and eighth casks London Particular
For sale By SELDEN & MILLER
&C l3 Corner Pearl and Cary streets.
RESTAURANT FOR SALE.-The Res
IetanTant. situated under tn odd Fellows Hall is
thered Ftlf SALE. with all Of the Stock Fixtures
aud the Key Of the house. Apply to
st. Has YARRI NGTON
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FAILURES AND SUSPENSIONs.-A summary of the
failures and suspensions in the country Since the
let Of August makes the whole number 9J2, of
which Is were i'll New York, IS in Pennsylvania
10 in Massachusetts. 30 in Ohio, Z in Kentucky.
IN Indiana : in Washington city in Minnesota,
IS in Illinois, 8 in Indiana. 6 in MARYLAND u in
Iowa % in Michigan, Is in Missouri, % in New
Jersey, . in Rhode Island, "A in Wisconsin, and
% in other States. The total liabilities of all
these are estimated at ninety millions of dollars
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oapERED.-Capt. George N. Hollins, United States
navy, has been ordered to succeed Capt TatnalI in
the command of the U. g. naval station at Sacketts
IIarbor, New York
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THI KANSAS ELgCTIos.-A letter from Leaven
worth, October 16th, says, that Gov. Walker and
Secretary Stanton have notified Mr.. Parrott that
he could have his certificate Of election without de-
lar and also that these officers had determined to
throw out altogether the fraudulent return from
Oxford precinct, and thus give the free State men
majority in the Legislature.
The evidence of the faaud was Of such glarng
character on the representation of those who went
to Oxford that Governor Walker and Secretary
Stanton went down to the place q search for the
judges of the election who purported to have made
the returns TO them found only one, and he denied
having made any such alleged.
They also found that there were but about twen-
ty people, all told who resided where sixteen hun
dred and upwards were returned as having voted
1t is related that in Marshall county the judges
and clerks sat in the second story of the house,
and received tickets through h0ie IN The floor Just
large enough for mans hand to pass through
OF course the judges conld not see the person of
fering TO vote, and one man could vote fifty times
if he choose! By this plan the judges and clerks
could Swear that they did not any illegal voting
Marshall is . back county, on the Nebraska line,
where sheriff. who WAS recently ordered to sum-
mon thirtysix freeholders grand jurors, report
ed that there was not thirty-six inhabitants in
the county. Yet Democratic majority of fctr
ht1adred was returned from this county. The vote
was thrown out.
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Accidental eolored man famed

Thomas Bosley, fireman board of the steamer
Eelvidcre met with serious accident on Saturday
night while the boat was at City Point. lie had
gone into the crank room to put away the scraper
and while there, was struck by the crank, which
broke his left thigh. He lay in that condition until
the boat reached her wharf in Baltimore, when
physician was summoned and the broken member
set
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lanes NJ. GARTER, HOUSE SIGN

ORNAMENTAL PAINTER, GLIDER AND
GLkIfER, corner l4th and Franklin streets oppo-
site the Exchange IIOtei-The subscriber avaishiIa.
self OF this methoi, 10 return his thanks to his
friends and the public for the liberal share patron
age they have bestowed on him daring the last six
teen years. He therefore hsttsrs himself that BY
strot attention % business (endeayoring always to
piease To merit continuation 0f their fayors. He
has on hand considerable stock of fresh materials
such ~ LEADS. ZINCs, VAkEISHES, WINDOW
GLASS, DRY PAINTS, &c, which he would be
pleased 10 work up the most favorable terms for
cash. or on the usual time To punetusl payers.
Having kad 30 much complaint ahont closing my
thop. t8hiie have been engaged with my hands out
secured the services of MIR. SAML Il. SNYDER,
who viii always be there 10 receive orders my
patrons. Oc dim
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NIGHT SCHOOL On THE YIRGlNIA

tti NIGHT, the ltth Oct, two PRIMARY SCHOOLS
he opened by the Committee of the Institute
.s IN SAUNDERS IlHL, ou FoG-hec street between
q" and RI 'asd, under the management OF Mr. ~
kENNls, and the otheria the PEESBYTEgIGN School
.t>H nu Franklin street. at its Intersection with
-. street, Rev. THOMAS IL. JoyEs being the princi.
a. teacher. These hpols will be opened every
H"r night, and FREE or CHARGE to all bows
|. 2, members OF the Institute Persons wishing
eh'an certificates OF membership and tickets to
90 Srhonls. can do 50 by calling on the Secretary
tAe Hall OF the Institute, or on either of the fjl
vlae persons:
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INSURE YOUR LIFE-With Knowles 4
II Walford,-in the mutual Benefit Company Cap
ltal over S2.'Td0l1, and daily increasing No com.
pany affords more advantages TO the insured. 1t
makes annual dyid' nds of % per cent. AND PAYS
TIL IN tins helping the insured to pay his premiums
II has paid ia dividends OVER kISE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS. Ii has paid for losses by
deaths in Virginia over 5I50N0
nr2i-If kNhMIES Al WAIEnRn
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BURIED TREASURE COMING TO LIGHr-The Peninsu-
lar (Del) News says-"The people of the lower
part of Sussex, continue to pick up silver coins
along the coast. friend informs us that accord
ing to the best information he can collect there
have been from eight 10 nine thousand dollars
collected altogether. Tie coin dates as far down
az IT'S. and is in circulation all over Baltimore
Hundred. The prevailing opinion is that it is tho
money which WIS buried by Gibbs and Walmsley,
the two notorious pirates, who, after conviction,
confessed that they buried money in the sand
in that neighborhoOd."
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FALLING OPT N CoTroS.-There were shipped from
Augusta and Hamburg, to Charleston. during the
month OF October 1896 over fifteen thousand bales
Of cotton, while during the same month, this year,
the shipments are lesstdn Ere huadrtd bqIss! Ther
were over four thousand bales of through cotton"
n October, 1856. (or cotton that is forwarded
through to Cher'e.ton from points above Augusta J
while this year only htrty.fe bales have been fo
warded through
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Ladies HASD1voRK-.sNo, 21n;n tho

Ladies Department, at the Fair Grounds, repre-
sents beautiful specimen of quilt from the fair
hands OF Miss Ann Z. Huffman, Of Bridgewater,
Rockingham county Look at it. Near by II is a
very handsome silk quilt, of Mrs. VIM A. Bell, of
Augusta. and two nicely embroidered pocket hand
kerchiefs and child's dress, of Mrs Michael G.
HarmaR, of Staunton.
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AMusEMENTs..-The attention Of the
reader Is directed 10 several attractive amusements
advertised in our columns.
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CIGARS.-Another lot of Reyna or
~ Qneen Regalia brand which have been giving
such unHsuai satisfaction; also, a few thousand nf
the celebrated Cabanas said be the finest richest
nafofed Havana Cigar imported. Also, PrinciIe
snd other choice brands. now in store for sale by
&C "a JOHNSTON BRO. Druggists.
. [ ARD,--No. ] LARD, in pals for sale
by BURTON u GRRENHow.