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~ NoTIcE.-ALExR HILL has just received, d.
rect from London, five hundred pair of English
Buckskin Over Caters, of all lengths. They are
both suitable for walking or riding. The above
were purchased by himself while in London, and
will be sold low for cash, to punctua paying
toners.
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GOVERNMENT STOCKS.
WASHINGTON, Oct 14-Of s143 900 of Government
stocks redeemed to-day, one-third went to yir-
vfnia.
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HEADQRS. LIST REG. VA. VOLS.
b Richmond, Oct IL, 1851.
HORpERs No. q.
ii |. THERE will be parade and mus
ter of this Regiment, its parade ground on MON
DAY, the 10th inst. at 2+a o'clock, p. NJ.
III. Commandments of Companies are hereby requir-
ed to deliver the Adutant parade, their report
of the number and condition of the arms and accou-
trements in possession Of their companies.
ILL., The attention of Comma ndants OF Companies
is called to the provision of law requiring report
of all absentees to be made at headquarters within
Ave days after muster.
By order of Col. L. Il. AUGUST.
WY. MUNFoRD Adjutant. oc lj-it
lid. QRS. I79rH RECT. YOUNG GUARD,
4 RICHMOND, Oct 18th, 1887. !
WSpECIAL ORDERS
III The officers and members Of this Regiment, can
obtain their equipments at the Armory, ON this
(THURSDAY) evening, at o'clock.
BY command.
P. X. JOHNSTON. Quartermaster.
n. NORTON, Qs's Serg't. oc B-lt.
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Mr.. BMDwIs's LEcrURE-It will be seen from
our advertising columns that the Introductory
Lecture Of the ensuing course before the Young
Mems Christian Association, of this city, will be
delivered on Friday evening" at the Ss:ond Baptist
church. ~
Mr.. Baldwin's great popularity as a lecturer rem
ders unnecessary any concentrations of his very
qualifications for that Office, and he has chosen
a theme-"Eloquence and Speech Making
adapted to elicit his richest vein OF humor and the
most impressive strain of his eloquence, which
none can fully appreciate but those who have heard
him ); and none who have heard him will ever for
get.
For presenting to our people at this dispiritiug
season such An enjoyment for the mind and spirits
withdrawing them from morbidy brooding over
trouble and apprehension, this commendable Asso-
citation deserves the special thanks of the commu-
nifty; aud all who possibly can do so. will act
wisely on their own account in attending these
lectures, and enjoying a cheerful laugh and social
and intellectual pleasure in the face of vain dsqui-
etude and care, while at the same time they will
be assisting the audable objects of the Association
for the special welfare ofo young men--Rhig
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Col. SUMNER UNDER ARREsT.-The st. Louis Re.
publican of Saturday, says:
We learn with some surprise, from Fort Lea
wentworth. that Col Sumner is under arrest and
that court of inquiry, court martial, has been
ordered in his He returned from the expe-
dtion against the Cheyennes few days since.
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no YOU WANT TO GET GREAT

~ BARGAINS IN DRY GOoDSs If 80, you must
go to LEWIS store, as he is selling the cheapest
ioc Embroidered Hdkfs at l21zc.. worth s71sc; nice
Embroidered Swiss Collars at lSs4c., worth 371sc.;
SILK Elastic Belts at &c. worth SOC Black Elastic
Belts at i2sc.; n00 yards Of different style Dress
trimmings at SIC: per yard, some OF which are
rails Ct l2.sc, worth double the money. The Ladies
viii md IL greatly to their advantage If they pur-
chase their goods of JACOB A. LEVY,
Oc ID Is Main street.
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Sc DIR. SANFoRD's LIVER INvIGoEAToR is what
wish to recommend with confidence to read
ers our for which will appear in the follow
ing:
Some time since, while troubled with Dyspepsia
Indigestion and thousand other ills that none but
the Dyspeptc suffer, our ply stefan denied the
of the avorite cup of coffee with our breakfast But
this did not lessen the evil, by the Dr.'s advice
meat discarded from our diet-yet Dyspepsia
haunted us day and night, until finding no relief
ameng physicians we commenced the use of family
medicines with less faith than hope. Among other
things we were recommended to try DR.. SAyFoRD's
LIVER INvIGoRAToR. We tried it, and since then we
have recommended others to try 1t, while they in
their turn have given their recommendation. and
there are no cases that know of who have tredit
but have been benefited by its II is the most
inyigoratin0, fe-giving balsam we have ever known
and happy in telling all of its curative prop
critics, and in Recommending them when troubled with
any arrangement of the LIVER to try.this unailing
remedy.-Fredonie RsNSfrat
FISHER Il WINSTON M ADIE h TEAY, Agents for
Richmond, Va. &C l-dSc2w
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~ NOTICE To MY COUNTRY CUSTOMERS, FRIENDS,
ASpTHE PUBLIC GENERALLY.-I am new prepared to
furnish them with Brogues, of the best quality of
all sizes, of my own make, and of all kinds. Also,
Boots and Shoes for ladies, gentlemen. boys misses
and children. of every description-each of my own
manufacture and of tho best imported work.
ALEX'R HILL,
Manufacturer and Importer of Boots and Shoes
No l27 Main st. Richmond Va
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,-.THE-AkRaNY RANKS.

ALBANY, n. Y, Oct. lite ban ks here have re-
solved to suspend but will Jake notes of all sol
vent country banks at par.
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COWS AND PIGS FOR SALE--Two
~ fine young brood S0WS and very fine PIGS fol
sale low. Having now a breeding stock of HOGS q
donation from JAS. Gowen. Esq, of Mount Airy Va.
shall be prepared in future to fill orders for PIGS
upon moderate terms | think that no finer hog.
can any where be found Purchasers may rely upOu
receiving only the best.
IotE
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E@SpEcIAL NoTioE.-LAw LIBRARY
AT AUCTION, THIS MORNING, NEXT DOOR 40
THE NEW CUSTOM HOUSE.-Amongst the Books
arc
LOMAX'S DIGEST new edition, vols
VIRGINIA REPORTS--Easts Rep. Vesey's Re
ports. -.
= MATTHEW'S Dig EST, vol. Cranches C. Re
ports.
aREENLEAF ON EVIDENCE. Law Library; 30
vols.
BRITISH PoETs--Calin's ". A. Indians--Mar.
tins Milton.
Twenty reams PAPER 1000 ENVELOPES, &c. z
&C i5-lt r. CAUTHORN, Auct.
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BALL AT THE

~ VIRGINIA RESTAURANT
~ on fri ST., OPPOSITE rHE NEW MARKET,
ESf&ON NEXT MONDAY EVENING, Der. 18TH
HJ- TICKETS for Gentleman and Lady, Ona Dollar
and Fifty Cents, Supper Included
&C Its r. EMERSON. Proprietor.
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hey NorIcE.-Persons having business
with me. are informed that have returned to the
city ard can be found at my office from O'clock A.
NJ. to3P. NJ. JAMES 7. SUTTON, JR.
fS-lt$
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ESPECIAL DIsPATCn.l
SUSPENSIONS IN PETERSBURG.
PEEEEsBURG, Oct. 1.-THE branrk of the Far
'me8 SBapk Of Virginia, in this place, suspended
to-day: The Bank of Virginia and the Exchange
Bank are still paying specie.
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FALL RACES.
aAA% UNION TROTTING

q AA UNION TKUTTINU
AA1GaEy> COURsE.-Ths Tr.ttns ever
kySN the above Course will Gem
the second day Of the
Agricultural Fair, October 2sth,j and last three
days.
FIRST DAY-Sweepstakes for 3 years cid Colts, to
harness. mile heats S5 entrance and SIS subscribed
by the Proprietor Tive entries at this time.
Second Race, same day-mile heats, best tive In
tbree-is q match race $50 q side.
SECOND DAY-A Purse Of slos, nile heats, 20
harness; entrance 10 per cent.
THIRD DAY-Swespstakes, sjo-entrance free for
all mile heats, best three in five, TO harness.
Those wishing to enter will address by the 10th of
October. the Proprietor az Richmond, va.
Sc 23-ts G. III. MILLER, Bsx r.
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1kQ n00 NO. /, ALL HEART
ioc,oOO Cyprus Bunch Sbisgles. cargo Of
schooner b. J. Spruell landing in the dock and for
sale by TRUMAN A. PARKER
&C l5-6t* Lumber Dealer. Cary and 10th SITS.
DEAR IN MIND that by purchasing
~ Domestic Liquors of ALLISON, FAY 4 MEL
LQS, You viii procure them free from all the i'm
pnr .iesthat sl remain from negligence in recti-
In store large supply of MELONS IN. Cegnac
Brandy. Xxx Domestic Gin and superior rActified
Whskey, Rye, Bourbon and Greensbsrg Whistles,
OLD Apple and Peach Brandie, and general assort-
ment Of superior brands of foreign and domestic
Brandies. Wines, Gins RUNS and Cordials. Call
and examine.
ALLISON, FAY MELLON,
&C b-lm l3i Cary street.
EXECUTORS NOTICE.-All persons
IL indebted to Mrs. Nancy Royal, deed, will
please make immediate pay ment to the undersigned
and all persons holding claims against her estate are
requested to present them to the undersigned, with
out delay in order to the settlement of her estate
EDWARD NJ. MORGAN,
Executor of Mrs Nancy Royal, decd.
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RT AUcTIoN.-Groceries, Leather
&C., THIS MORNING, by
&C ls-n I&G B. DAVENPORT, Aucts.
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DLATED GOODS.-Rich Silver Plated

plated GOODS.-Rich Silver Plated
Tea Sets, chased and engraved, the finest we have
sser opened; engraved and plain Table Castors with
me cut bottles Walters; Cake and Fruit Baskets
GoHee and Tea Urns, richly chased; Goblets; Cups
Candesticks; Fish and Crumb Knives; Salt Cellars.
&c Our stock Is very complete, aud we would in.
vite all to give us a call. f7'-8
oc Is BUIKLEY A CO
TEA WA1TERS-We have now open
= large aud beautiful assortment of Tea Walters;
among them are several handsome sets inlaid with
pearl ind plain We have single Walters Of all sizes
md prices ocl5 BuLktEY co.
COUNTRY CUSTOMERS can procure
great bargains In Dry Goods, n they 90 70 the
cheap store Of JACOB A. LEVY,
ecb u Main street.
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SUSPENSIONS IN BROOKLYN

SUSPENSIONS IN BROOKLYN.
New York, Oct 14.-Three of the Brooklyn banks
have suspended.
There was run this morning on the Seamen's
Savings Bank.
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a WANTED ONE HUNDRED

7 go WANTED ONE HUNDRED
~, YOUNG MEN for the UNITED STATES
| TtkYt MOUNTED SERVICE, to serve in Kansas
| ---& Nebrasks, California, Texas and New Me1
| leo. Pay from S2 TO $22 per month. Horses accou-
trements clothing food and medical attendance fur.
| nished free of charge.
For further information, apply at the Rendezvous
| franklin street, opposite Metropolitan Hall Rich
| mond, Va. Ii. III. ROBERTSON,
| lst Lieutenant "a Dragons
oc I4--3n Recruiting Officer.
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nRY GOODS, AT COST
PARKER, NIMMO & CO, No. li3 Eagle Square,
Offer their entire stock of Dry Goods at cost for cash.
! consisting in part of the following:
SILKS VESTINGS
MOUSLINS SILK, MERINO, LAMBS
NERIN0S WOOL, 8 lax Err 8
CASHMERES SHIRTS AND DRAW
B0MBAXINES Frs
ALPACAS IRISH LINENS
SHAWLS . SiIEETINGS
CL0AKS HOSIERY, &c
EMBROIDERIES PULLED CLOTHS
CLOTHS SATTINETS
CASSIMERES LINSEYS
BLANKETS, &C.
To those of Our customers who keep accounts with
us, will continue to charge goods at regular
prices. soc Is
VOL. 2 MATTHEW'S DIGEST.-Just
published and for sale by J. W. Randolph.
DIGEST OF THE LAWS OF VIRGINIA of a Civil
Nature, with very complete index, by J. NJ.
Matthews, author of Guide to Commissio ners in
ChanceryS vols, price Sc per vol. Same inter-
leaved with writing paper for notes, Sl7.
81
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WANTS.

| WANTED wish to secure the SER
w vices of WHITE GIRL, to do general house
work. To that come well recon- mended
fair wages will be given. Enquire mt this sfiice.
&C I5-2t
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I II. ALLEN,
e. BARBER AND HAIR DRESSER.
Has removed his Shop from 10th street 20 nth street
between Main and Bank Streets where he is prepai
ed to serve his customers and the public viii.
promptness and dispatch His late style of Hair Gu.
ling. aud also his new Hair Dye, fnr dyeng beau
pfpl black or brown, aud warranted 70 stand and
IBIS Eas Lustrale. For saleby
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BUSINESS DC Ne BY THE FOLLOWING COMPANIES:
From + he Comptroller's Report for SO
New Policies isSssd

JNU. II.
General Agent and Attorney for Va.
ST. GEO. PEAcHT, Nj. D.. Medical Examiner.
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T OOK
- OUT
FEMALE
GAMBLER.

A LBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE
n For sale. my Farm of 81 acres, in Albemarle
county adjoining j. q. Massey, Sneed and others:
six miles from Charlottesville, two and half from
the Virginia Central Railroad and two from the Rich
mond Improvement. One hundred and twenty
acres-0ne third bottom land are cleared enclosed
and well of first rate water are on the premises
Terms liberal. If preferred. an exchange will be
made for Richmond property. Address me at Rich
nond, call nc my Office, corner of Franklin and
Governor streets. 8. A. HART.
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W
pEWS FOR SALE.-Two Pews for sale
in st. pauls Church Apply to
&C l5-lw 7. g. B. DAVENPORT.
QUCKWHEAT FLOUR .-Buekwhe,.t
- FLOUR, in half bbls., of the new CROP just re-
ceived from the Valley of Virginia, for sale.
ocl5-2t NJ. BLAIR & co.
PROPOSALS will be received for Ora.
L YELLING portion of the Westham Plank Road.
near the city of Richmond, eight feet wide and six
inches deep. The work to be done soon may be
and before the winter. Apply TO GEO. ID. FISHER,
Treasurer, at Crenshaw Fishers, or to.
oc l5-tt WIN. III. RICHARDSON, Pres't.
NOTICE.-A Poll will be opened at Ro-
~ binson's store, in District No 4, on the It'll of
November next, for Il. &. HANCOCK, as Magistrate.
g fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation Of
CHEsTgnrIELD. Oct Il, ls57-oc i5-d2awswScwlts
At COST, FOR CASH.-Sl0, 600 worth
IA DRESS SILKS, AT AND UNDER COST
SPECIAL N0TIC Elm order to close out this
large amount Of Ladies' Fashionable Silk Dress
Goods, We will. commencing this morning offer
them Mt q great sacrifice.
, Black Silks Plain Colored Silks; Rich Run Round
Colored Silks; Rich Black Round Silks; FlouAced
Silk Robes; Colorel Figured Silks; French Merinoes.
1t Is rarely such an opportunity Is offered for the
Ladies' to be suppliedon such advan ageous terms.
5 G. A. GWATKIN,
&C ID Opposite Exchange Bank.
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KNOWLES & WALFORD, dealers in
II 0aice Stationery. Blank Books, Cotton and Lin
en- Twines, at cash prices. Insures on the Lives of
white persons in the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
Company Capital $2,j00,0c0.
Insure the lives of Slaves in the Albemarle Ipsur.
ance Company of Virginia.
Also: Agents for the sale Of IIerrings Fire Proof
Safes" with Powder proof Locks and for Leather
and Rubber Betting Packing Hos = &c. call at Sta
TONERS Hall No. Il Pearl street, Richmond, Va.
oc
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sPHcIAL NOTICES.
s-<>%S>~~~~@>~~~~>>~~~
D6r STocK or
DRY GOODS,
AT c o 8 r,
~ n n q TT

FOR CASH!
cultes and desiring to provide means for matu-
ring obIigntioEs we will frsss this date, offer our en-
tire stock Of FRESH AND DESIRABLE aOoDs,
amounting to more than
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS!
At Prime Cost, for Cash Only.
The notes Of nearly all, the Banks In Virginia.
Nsrth and South Carolina viii be received In pay
ment, At PAR.
present time-many of our Foreign doods having
been landed within the past twenty days The prices
nsmed will in every case. be the prime cost, aud no
deviation will be made, under any circumstance;
except 10 close invoices. We shall continue 20 MI
orders for our customers, who desire 10 purchase
upon the usual credit, at our regular prices o
&c I5--2w 49,, KENT. PAINE CO.
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S15h0 REWARD will pay the
PIooO above reward of 81, 500 for the recovery
of the money stolen from the Richmond !Custom
House and the arrest and convection of the thief
thieves or five hundred dollars for such arrest and
conviction; or for the recovery of the money alone
81 600, or pro rata. according to the amount
cred. VIM. Nj. HARRISON,
oc Bit Ns~ DepoStary.
THE REASON WHY.
l. AT RANDOLpH'S Bookstore and Biniery.
NOTHING 60 EAT. illpstrated, not by the author
of Nothihk to wear; @tents.
BERANGEk'SISRICS, TIVE hundred of his Lyri-
cal Poems, done into English verse, by William
Yosng; ST ..
CITY POEMS, bv Alexander Smith; IS cts.
HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES. from the dis
cov,ry of the Western World to the present day,
byW. H Bartlett, continually b. b. Woodward,
vols $40
DEBOW'S REVIEW for October; 50 cts.
THE KNfCk Err BOOKER. or the New York Month
iy Magazine for October; . cts.
THE REASON WHY, a careful collection of many
hundreds of Reasons, for things which though
generally believed are imrerfactly understood,
by the author of Enquire Within; 81.
MABEL.VAuGHAN,b by the author of the lamp
lighter; 81. 0c l5-lt
WOOD FOR SALE.-The Schooner
W Gen. Taylor has arrived with OAK WOOD
Those who wish to purchase can call and for
themselves opposite VIM ii Vaiden's. Rockets.
&C i5-1t* Il. W. CHEATHAM. Master.
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DRIME RED, PURPLE STRAW, SEED
L WHEAT.-The above article in store and for sale
in lots to suit purchasers by s. WALLER,
I'd door below Columbian Hotel
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A ....l-.s. L. a. ,,
,hs Nh, ,a ~ 1 N p,s ~ n as aasse III rna hs,
va. a, hrs, eslmat.J a, aboat al. .n,as Ia,
awnK :" ,"e hs'ess'a e>prass ~ t,sstas we
| ls,ipe down al ,d,,s' Ne ,hs ,as, af ,he
Wa,I-, w,ih tl4s. n,il. If main nine. ~ eight,
M and iaaf ie',hes inle.nal elame,ef. oil down,
sm,aa, a., y, rpS~ ,isn nSn,n" XXI "'''' '"' "e' VIZ
Tho ei,y has ordered IA, lams posts 10 he put
up, for lighting the city. There will BE- ans
anears 81 "a. r,,,s s,oI hx .. ~. wha,s Nil, Ia
estimated hy the agoast ro, stored i, ,he ,ae
tets
ted AMI msanSss,a' ma 'ass " ,hs n.,",h
~ ..s :" ...',, ka-,s '"n ms,.'
mmefs 70 stais Win, "a the consumption ci Eas-
csb. fss, n n,,, ~ "'assn - a'' W W. ~"
with eilios whote ossl San be sr,,r,,raJ a ,hs
",'N' w y p'' ''"
"', '~'s't s'.ss' : " 9. ta,'"' te' have
."'' '"' '''""'''s ''N'' :" We" 'A's'e' a"'f~
''' 1--WE.
"'H ""'A 81 !" 'uee /" iWhs Add't'en Ia
81 RAN, :" John carus, for sl3,aoo cash
Ths North J ai Northeast |, Sociion Town
- Range u, 10 ~. Marsl. 80 a,rea. AZ slsoa.
~. w., 4 s.,.n
-, y, W. o'"'""''' q ''''u"a W '"wn
W. W. "a"se " west % a'res, % Henry N.
H'cc, Al tla,ae pct acre, tIoe.
,.o
"" "'e' '" '""'' - "'e1a' W. ~ Minneapo'
Va '"' w per acre, cash 10 John Lindsey.
ti,2so,
~ acres in Hennspin ceani,. 10 John star
rug ~ $50 per acre h's"o'
w. and - u 'aeh'on add three lots In West
Ht Paul ror 5000.
Mrsss ilsssvr aad nsail soil iao ia,. 1. tho
'e~a "i ~ c'a' ie' $1,000
Alsa ,go acres of land near saltwater. b.ina
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4 tu,sBEs pAKTy.--At Fastucket 4.
~ 'l,e 80, inst. there was very eK''p
-yr cbo s,jsf party fa ~ Insignificant ~
,lr Ais,e t,u' srpai dsg~ Always ~ the
mot barking 4 iArYs kc,tl4. mnamring
6ye aod /. half feet "a ssifh. Gre tesi ~
bre.JlA, aBi sHlghiny $500 Jssonds. ~,
ob,sinsi from The Aneyieaa Print Works
t~ The tccasion The kettle contained ibs
cbovdsr. vh,ch was made ~ ,ie LAioSibg
materials. uh<t1 the charge of aessrs. Iay.
Dobi 4 s0i ioang 80 li@ u Hsh. . ibis
~ crafisrs. ) bbls u J,J,s,,ss, 700 lts u
bu'.fr Tsrrso u Onions, !; liz. II PIP
rsr, - gsikss ~ mils. s,d odr half i,asi,si
u sAi,. making e.sh, haslrsi sAllGss ii
cisow'b1. Fihy tessisls u el~w we're
i'sts'i % ,hs gr'aBd 'r the party isysis-
st,e Yr.ss eb1sdsv.
a lars~ vat wss ir,il, which bid 800
eaileas.. asi iIbsi sah pare nabr. 10 which
xrrc stisi tbfee isotc, ~ eion,. 100 lis.
~ sugar, afJ 700 lie n icr
Fin"si hsvirs-i s-t ~ ,~hl.s were er~t.
ed. AID ,o.l. a,sd pats fsrpusisd ~ IN,
yr,sass-
On 10 arrival u To It,sns.iDn a, ths
grove hh hssss the Mayor selcomsd the
eoeirssy IN sslsrt stsseh. mi ,nyI,s'i al
70 tssstsks ~ ,is eisssdss sSi fun. --
7AHy 1890 t~lss ssd ysIii,1sa ig,Ino
diAisy ssi'Sl u,rnslys Al ,ic isti's. and
sF'r sal,ssi uIon Wy ,hr yrtssrDen uho hsd
volunteered shsv ~rv,esw ~ walters i0s The
day
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crs,, work Of ,h, Srahcr. he seS,tns 10 ha,,
aims, nj, 10 MAIN, only for today, hut h.,
p.s,,y,,y-..for all time
p,sr,xor,susn .,N>r,sssN.
m, ,,,u,..,,.,,,. If III. ,,rs, u,,,..o.
AL ~, \, C".',,,,l n,,...,,, ~, a..
platform MAS larry. anil ;hcr, was the NJ
verse a, ,unci,y Of distinguished guests
from abroad The ,;oyvrnor of kentu,k,
sst,a,or Cr,,,emko. john 4. lsrcAcnrilr,
Vice President james Guthrie, and an
unnum,rr,,l ,hronr ot titles, rcn,lemrn wcr
IN the vr,n,rl Thomas u. and JAMES u,
Clay ~cn, al.o pn.cpt, with their tamils~
with man, old p,opvrs. who knew Mr., tlay
vhru M was uui,, yvunv.
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Sgw Yoss. Jpiy ~
Tie si.nmrt Star of thr IVES, arrived
ffnin Aspinwail with o.s million anil hail
o sl,eie.
The Grnpla sail,d ffpn Havana with
the United STATES s'fomcr Icasokc. having
$50 Of Walkers meu two,hirl- u thsn,
sick.
Nothing pariioalaf from California
'rolu IN s,itl, part ~ he E'a'e salf ring
spvcroiy from drought
t.ssssral fAgc hAs ,srii ~ sslnttsi dsieRale
D. Congress from Oregon by largely ~
dno,rl majority.
Advias from Peru state that viyaneio
s'ill hid Aregtip,a
Nicsrsgos sa.c,tlrl Kiyas nsa~s n
sst In c.bort With tbs allied 'iefsraIs. aud
the eollirin, Wa etIssi'rl bt~oso thc Iion
party who favor Wsker ani The cbanirN
tas
Tho taIilRBis markets were g,,ssaIl,
dull
Br1b,2 "a Oppressed rrpj@ on tie aver
age promising money Inactive.
Mining operations stive and ioer, ssinl
largely
~ the Eaprc,se t9art ,hs morning
JnJgs Rpeyelt Dissolved tbs injunction ~
s,ricsiug Mr Cmoyrr for interfering with
'br hss,ks and d1~usrI's a the s,fss Gofn
m,ss,Wpfs. 1hc ca~c then cnIne ap befors
Jadge i'enissiy, on the sri, IL uyi4o,a,,,
bs, h. dslin.i 10 proped further aniil after
bearing o1rinSi
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