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nc" no 5 '''-' 80 ''' CHtLEs & CHENERY
HOW rs TT that LEWIS store il nj

l. ways crowded with customers? The reason
Why is that he ssellin2 the greatest bargains ia tn,
civ. Embroidered Hdkfs. at l2is cts worth 70 cts:
Collars Ga cts, worth I22 ct5 Collars at all pri
sold at half their value; Cambria and ID nifty
Bands in the greatest protusion, and sold Al ~ per
cent below the regular prices; stea Shawls and
Scaris Hoop skirts at IS cts; Collars at ISs4 cts
worth 81 cts Colored Bordered Tdkfs Mt BIZ cts
worth - cts: Linen Cola Mt l2i5 cts all kinds %
trimmings sold very low; Linen Cambria Hdkfs at
"a cts piece; Bonnet Ribbons at pa cts. worth
l>24 cts Bonnet Ribbons Mt Is, lSs1, y, 81 Il aud
}715 cts, all OF which worth great deal more
Ii you want to secure bargains in Dry Gaods, you
must go TO JACOB A. LEWIS
Mai nStr
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DEMOVAL.-Dr. PLUME has removed
IL his office to the third house, South of Trinity
Church. South side and about one hundred yards be-
low the Exchange Hotel DIR. p continues to treat all
syphlic and gonorrh0eal complaints; and having had
much practice in this line atters himselftha he can
give very general satisfaction call from those IN
terested is solicited.
Dr. p also makes and vends of the beet restora-
tves chemical Extract of French Flowers for con-
stitutional weak ness ever offered to the public.
DR. p may be consulted confidentially by letter. or
otherwise Medicines securely packed and sent to sr
der, in almost any direction. -
Office hours from A. NJ till A. Nj. Franklin
eet near the Exchange Hotel. Richmond city. Va
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DEDUCED PRICESI REDuCED PRI

IL CES!i-We have received within the last week
a large lot of new Goods bought at the prices
ruling in New York. AMI to compete with othcre
who selling at cost, have marked the VIII lie of
Dur stock down to pr'ces which will be regarded
low 10y customers who are looking Tor bargains.
We are prepared to show cheap lot oi Dress silks
MOuSliBs tashmcreS, French Mcrnus. Plaid Merines
Black Goods of all kInd- French work in great va
riety llauikeTchiefs, Hosiery, ClCak> Sha9Is. &c ,
servants Goods Of ali kinds as cheap they ran bt
found in this market; Cloths Cassimeres and Vest
ings full assortment
no = chill
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HAVE You BEEN to the great store

HAVE YOU BEEN to the great store
l. of Bargainsl If not you should do so imme
diately, as LEVY is selling his cheap goods very
tast and there fore there is time to be lost 10000
dollars sorth of Dry Goods not at COST but much low
er than manly who are selling at cost. Embroidered
tque Trimmings, positively at half price; Black
silk Velvet Ribbons of all widths at 50 per cent be-
low the regular prices; Collars Of every description
and all prices, at 100 per cent cheaper than can be
purchased elsewhere. Linen Handkerchief at 614c;
Gentleme as coored bordered dkerchiefs at l2Jsc
worth Csc; Embroidered Muslin Collars at lsaic
worth 571kci Cambria Bands at d cts, worth 375sc
Remember that you can purchase Goods At LEyYis
agreat deal lower than many WHO are selling of at
cost. JACOB A, LEVY
NOS IS Main street
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DRY GOODS.


: IsAkHE.4 URls4-l2lUB0 HUfhDHfbn-
IL MENT esrs
HAMILTON EASTER Coz
a NEW MARBLE HufLDfNg, ss4
Nos. Iss, 2OI AND ga BALrInoRE SrAEn. +
& BALTIMOKE. - ~ =. ~ -
Have now In store fmostly Of their own imporn-
ten) Of the largest and most copiete Stocks Id
the United States embracing J.
SILKS and SILK GOODS Oh every efass;
inIsH LINENS: Linen i3tjJDS and -
HoUsEK EEPING ARTICLES ofevery description;
MOURNING GOODS; II
CGOAKS, MANTILBAS and SIIAWLs;
EyiBROIDERIES LACES, HOSIERY, GLOVES;
BLANKETS, QUILTS. DOMESTIC GOODS;
And every article generally required by 49,
FARMERS and PLANTERS for SERVANTS USE.
RS- RETAIL ROOMS on first fioor-the PRICE
affixed to each article from which no deviation 10
made. 4.
en- WHOLESALE ROOMS on the second and
third floors oc l0--d3m
r ARGE DRY GOODS ESTABLISH
IL NENT
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SECOND AvD.oss.o Jlficg OF VIRGINIA

SECOND AID. .Js ( OFFICE OF VIRGINIA
hicnmonJ, oct. 80 1857.
sTa: Ia compliance with the law, | herewith
transmit statements. containing sS nopsis OF the
TRANSACTIONS Oi 1nc luud Tor intern Al Improvement
sins>ins iand and literary funi, for the scai car
enltas 5JIn september, 1857.
very respectfully,
WM. A. MONGURE. Second Auditor
To his ExceilenCy HENRY A. WISE,
Governor of Virginia
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A LDEMARLE LAND FOR SALE.-
\ For sale, my Farm of 81 acres. in Aibemarle
c.unty dJonng j. D. Massey, Sneed and others
six miles from Charlottesville, two and half from
the Virginia Central Railroad and two from the Ri
wanna Improvement. One hundred and twenty
acrcs-1ne.third bottom land are cleared enclosed
and highly impr we'd. All necessary out building
and well of first rate water are on the premises
Terms liberal. If preferred an exchange will b.
made for Richmond property. Address me at Rich
mond call at my Office corner ~ Frank lin and
Governor streets S. A. HART.
Oc l5-d6m
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REMOVALS, &c.

DEMOVAL.-We have removed tempo
IL rarily to No Pearl street, under the Exchange
Hotel, where we shall be pleased to see our old
friends @. w. PURCELL & CO.
han Rrok
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UNITED STATES MAIL

UNITED STATES NAH
k[faNxg LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK AM
ss-.LSsAk.A PETERSBURG AM
E3E6s3 RI C II D.-The JAMESTOWN,
,aptaIn PARRISH leaves Richmond every Tuesday 1T
ernOOn, City Point same evening, and Norfolk next
morning "Wednesday for New York.
The ROANOKE, Capt. Skinner. leaves City Point
every Saturday morning and Norfolk every Saturday
evening, fox New York.
Returning, the Jamestown leaves New York. from
Pier l3 North River, every Saturday aft aruoon with
passengers for Norfolk, Petersburg and Richmond
without detention at Norfolk, merely stopping there
% land passengers She takes freight only for Rich
nund.
The Roanoke leaves New York from same Pier every
fe inesday afternoon, with passengers for Norfolk,
pet'rsbUrg ami Richmond but takes freight only for
Norf TX, North Carolina and Petersburg.
Passage and fare, Stateroom included between
N)rfJik ami New York, SS Storage passage, s..
Passage and fare, Stateroom included, between
Richmond, Petersburg and New York, $40; Steerage
risSage, S.
mill LUDLAN 4 WATSON.
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MOUSELINES, &c.-Good, new style
IVA Mouselines Is54e. per yard French all Wool
new patterBs do at 80 per cent less than they cost
in September; Bayadere Striped Poplins, and other
cheap Dress Goods; Plaid Merinoes: French Meri-
noes Plain Mouselines Bayadere Striped Silks. xc
all for sale as low similar Goods can be bought in
Richmond. CHlLES CHENERYs
&C Is ia Rrosd strsat
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- CITY-MADE .jRUGUES, &c
The subscriber has now in store and 70,
sale
5000 PAIRS SUPERIOR CITY-MADE BROGUEs
Also
5000 SIDES SOLE LEATHER.
n. DEVEREUX, No. l3o, Cary ST.,
se2l-d2m Between 18th and 18th
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SIT ALL SOLVENT BANK NOTESs&wa
AA TAKEN. So
1 woud most respectfully return my thanks
to my friends and the public, for their liberal patru
mage heretofore and ] would most respectfully ASK
them to call and examine my Fail stock of
HATS, CAPS, AND LADIES FURS.
which is large and we'll selected for the retail trade
both in yle and qualities
Grntiemen's Soft and Dress HATS
Youths and Boys CAPS and HATS
Children's AMI Misses Fancy HATS, CAPS anc
GIpSEYS
Ladies Fancy FURS and
Negro WOOL HATS.
All OF the yaro styles and qualities, all of which
will be sold very low for cash.
Persons will do we'll to give me a call before sup
plying themselves elsewhere, rs | am determined t.
sell il can. Call at the Premium Hat and Cap De-
pot, No. 1I7 Broad street.
oc l7-alm RICHARD MOORE
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Up Sc,OOO AT AND BELOW COST,
FOR CA SU!
nNTnESlrES

Up Sc,OOO AT AND BELOW COST,
FOR CA SH!
OCTOBER ), 1857.
In order to close business, offer from this day my
entire stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
AT AND BELOW coST, FOR CASH.
CHARLES IARTWELL,
IL Broad street.
". BAH persons indebted TO C. HAKTWELL
CO. or G. IlARTW ELL, must settle their accounts
Immediately, or they will 1nd them i'll the hands
OF other persons for collection.
&C T.. HARTW ELL.
GREAT ATTRACTION The subscri-
~ Der would call the attention of the public to his
Intensive stock of new FANCY AND STAPLE DRY
GOODS, purchased under the present monetary pres
sure, at very much reduced rates.
RICH DRESS GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIP-
TION-Such Robes and DULLES; Bayadere and
nrocade Silks, French Delaints, Valencia Robes,
silk poplins, Figured Merinos, Shawls Cloaks, Bon
net Ribbons. Embroideries, Gloves, Hosiery and a
full stock of Domestic Goods. which will be sold at
such unprecedented low prices, to out do all others
in selling low for cash
VALENTINE COHEN,
oc IL l75 Broad street.
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CIGARS.-Another lot of Reyna or
" Queen RegalIa brand, which have been 81, inc
such snusnai satisfactioni also few Thousand d
the celebrated CRbanas said lie the fine - rlcbssf
Favored Havana Cigar imported. Also prlneSne
and other choice brands now In store for sale b.
oc2a JOHNSTON 4 BRO, Druggists,
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A TTRACTlyE STOCK
d r Y GOOD s
WITHOUT REGARD TO COST !!

In Consequence Of cur Mr.. J. WILLINGUAN de.
3irug tO Withdraw from business by the LIST of Jan
nary next, because OF continued bad health, the
GDnds for CASH without regard to cost the object
being to elise out the entire stock by the date named
above.
TVUur regular and prompt paying customers we
will make deductions from former prices, on the
usual time of months, and solicit their orders.
Buyers assured that our stick is desirable
one, without auy old stock the bulk Of it having
been laid in this season advantageous terms
&C 2u-lm WlLLINGHAM Il TNRDY.
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DOWN GOES TIE PRICES OOl

1 1Oh uOES Ill Ia hICEC g. wv
~ yards Printed Cashmercs aud Deaincs Mt the
very low price of shilling, former rig sold at 37Iq
cents; 1890 yards Printed Cashmeres and DelaBs a.
q cents: 1907 yards style do ut n cent: lfH
yards all wool French Delaines at p. 3D. still low
r prices for all kinds printed Dress foods Debeges
The Ladies most cordially invited To call and
cure some of these bargains at
{. A. GWATKIN'2, No. I6l.
m nnrn.itn EYrh,,ncsl. Rank
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4 NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PROCESS

N OF AMBROTYPING. Just received from the in
LERYl Come and see them. They have none OF
that dingy appearance of other Amorotypes made IN
the city This process is capable of producing the
most beautiful effects. Remember OSBORN never
has taken cheap, inferior thing but the
best is allowed to go out from this Gallery. Nc
hashy advertisement ever appeared in prHt of this
establishment We rely on our known merit.
ALBERT w OSBORNE,
tha Eyc Ra
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$50. 900 W0K Ill Il pEY GOODS

SACRIfiCE-ATTENTIO VISITORS TO THE
STATE FAIR.-We have determined Ia clear out our
entire stock OF fresh aud stasonahe goods regardless
the cost. We therefore invite you call and Judge
# vi at We say.
LADIES DRESSES.-Splendiic oored Dress Silks;
cgaut BAY adere Black Silks nf the newest styles;
'ashmeres; De LANES, Side Stripes, Military Stripes;
herinoes; >hawls; ClUaks; Scarfs. &c.
Men and Boys Wear; Servants Goods; Carpets;
Rugs and OIL Cloths; Blankets; Flanuels; Domestic
Goods of all kinds The closest buyers from all parts
of the country most cordially invited W call.
G, A. GWATKIN,
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THE VIRGINIA TOBACCO WARE
No. ~ FRONT STREET, NEW YORK.
a. ADAMS.

CONNOLLY & ADAMS,
CONATS non MERCHANTS AND AGENTS
FOR THE SALE OF
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA MANUFAC
TURED TOBACCO.
~ Liberal advancements on consignments. "a
aTINNES G. ADAMS is connected with our house.
JAMES A. CONNOLLY. RoRT NJ. ADAMS.
iuo
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RgyESUE AND APPLICATION FOR THE YFAa ENDING
3irH cEP fEMBER, 1851:
Reyenue-ReCeipts from uieidends an interest o
lhVestle S9g -
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ONLY IA cents for Pocket Hand
~ kerchief, warranted all pare linen, Colored
Bordered Gentlemens Pocket Hdkfs. at l2a cts; Col
any other stsre in the city. Every DESCRIPTION Of
dry goods be purchased low at the old estab
lishment of JACOB A. LEVY
&C % Is Main street
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DAn.poADa sTBAl6BoATs. 90


A<AxAA0&A~OS - -------,,r~.-~1>..-
oFTics sogTn.sIpE R al. q. I.s COL !.
~ I Mo \ p 4 < next, 4 9, a I.
viii Be nun on ais road daily Sundays eAcepteD, by
''s MAIL TRAIN .oo $50. $40. ~
Leave pe.eTsagrs 2ync;os; s o'clock A. NJ
at Lynchhurg at......,....... ! 80 Z. ~
Leave Lynchburs q. ;.;..... ;.. II ~ Z ~.
at Petersburg at.......... 20
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
h lsays r as Sagssye iJunc;on
at Lynchburg at...-........ 30 Az.
Leave Lyneno rsyi,Is ;i,nc,;S; 10
!" at Petersburg at........ IS AN.
The Accommodation Train connects with the Vir-
ginia and Tennessee Train, going West and coming
Burkeville; and with the Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad, going North and South at Petersburg.
So 5-ts o. B. AbLSUP. sup't
Es0 wy rsm NOTICE. : RICH
60 W <.ssssssrfxMOND AND DANvILLE
kANdEM ESTon and after the aash s.seb a
this Company will receive freight of all kinds at
Danyle, or any other Station on the road. Also,
any freight from Lynchburg, or elsewhere on the
line, and ship the same for account OF owners
FREE OF CHARGE
for forwarding, b. Steamers sailing vessels as di-
tbs RAILROAD FREIGHT MAY Or NOT BE
PREPAID.
Bills Of La;ling will be forwarded to .the consignee
and CoGsignoTs, when requested
Insurance effected to any port in the United States.
Consignors awaiting themselves ofthe above advant-
ages have their produce in the very best order
and must send written instructions in every instance
directed tothe B0WN FREIGHT AGENT, at Rich
mond.
Merchants and others purchasing goods here or at
the North. can send their stock properly prepared
for transportation, directly to our Up Freight
AGENT" and the freight may be paid here or at Dan
vile, Lyuchburg or farther West, If necessary.
TdTiicAldr Drifen instructions should be furnish
ed the UP FREIGHT AGENT in every instance.
CHARLES CAMPBELL,
go 2t-d&cts Supt. Transpn
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IAMI.Y OF LIKELY NEGROES, FOR

L "A VI al UF LIkEL1 NEU KUES, FUN
l. SALE have for sale, to remain in the city.
very valuable WOMAN with three likely children
The Woman is a good Cook, Washer aud Ironer a.
well as valuable house servant, and il sold for
FAULT. Being abovt to remove TO another State. ID
not wish 10 separate her from her husband. Appl
o b. W. STARKE,
&C lets Law Building.
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SYNOPSIS OF THE OPERATIONS OF THE FUND OF INTER-
NAL IMPROVEMENT, DURING THE YEAR ENDING SEPT
s., 1851.
IA snce- in the Treasury 30th Septem-
- Der, 1850 1876 "a
Treasurer receipts for pay me its into s8,xs
the Treasury during the year. viz:
From revenue, interest on
loans Bank dividends b.
nus from tanks, &c......S264 $50 IS
From Loans Obtained
Under tue act vf 2 nh March,
:, 1871 ..............:..... 445 sss 90
Cnder the act Of 18th March,
1855, entitled An Act to
provide for the redeIny.
tioa OF the outstanding
drafts Of the Board Of PUB
lie Works on the Internal
improvement fund ....,., SOS 800 90
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ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTs.-We

\ are now opening. large aud extensive stock OF
very description suitable for the trade and which
"A Main street.
So z3-ts LARUs SHINE,
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@ SOMETHING EXTRA, FOR
9GENTLEMEN.-We have Just received
superior lot of Gents fine French Cali skin CATERS
made to our order, in the most superior style. They
tit beautifully and the best Caters for wear that
the French Caters are sold for and we will warrant
them to wear as long. We have sold great many OF
them and they have been pronounced to be the best
GaIter or Shoe that they have worn. We shall
keep good stock of them on hand and invite ali
in want OF fine Cater, that viii tit beautifully
well, to call and see them. We shall have
some ef them made double solos, for winter.
sc 10 pUTNEY WATT.
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CILKS, SILKS.--Good news for the
~ Ladies', t?,oo0 Dress SILKS - their own prices,
comprising the newest and hsrdscmest styles 70 be
found In the market, Also large lot Black silks,
which we are offering at heavy discount and an.
preeedented low prices. Ladies' In wan. yi't neass
ocB Oppvsite Exchans. n..k
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MADEIRA WINES, LOW GRADES

LFI Just landed
% quarter ca ks Collie Wine
% quarter and eighth casks London Particular.
For sale by SELDEN MILLER,
&c l3 Corner Pearl and Cary streets.
VNHE COUGH KILLER will speedily
Il relieve Coughs, Colds, Group, &c. Ii contains
all the virtues OF Wild Cherry aud other well known
remedies and will be found very beneficial in pulmo-
nary complaints. Price Is cts. For sale by
&C n 4. J. PlCUT Dl uggist.
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INFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COL

LEGE OF YIRGINIA-This Inirmary, connect.
cd with the Medical College Of Virginia, located In
the city of Richmond Corner Of Marshall and Col
lege streets is open for the reception Of Patients
throughout the year. All persons requiring Medical
or Surgical aii except the insane and those laborng
under contagious disease, admitted into the lns
tuition. The accommodations for the sick are com.
plete.
The Patients are under the charge Of the Professors
of the College. The charges for Board Medical at
tendance, Nursing and Medicine. are for
White Patents..-....~....~..... 50 pei. week.
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A. GWATKIN,
oc % l6l, opposite Exchange Bank.
ZINE CHEWING TOBACCO.-We have
DENITENTIARY STORE,

u I'M i LAt i I'M ~ IVINI,
l. No n PEARL STREET.
KERSFYS for servant cisthing
LINSEYS do do
RKOiUES BOOTS and SHOES
WAGON HARNESS, &C.
X. VI. EIMMO,
oe rs General Agent Va Peui;antiary
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ETS0PSiS OF THE oPBRAI.JsS WITH TIE TRsA SURY IN
L. TIsUAL lkAR THE CONDITION sN THE
lifEaA6Y FUND on THs 30fH SEPTEMBER, 1871:
Ba 10 the circuit VI the FUND ill the Treasury on
ate lst pceob,r, ,7l3 IS
Ro eprs ut ue IretSut lac amounting TO
tue Ioli1win. sunis deposited:
Fines fJrieItlres, penaitts 49,
all escAeaLed iands......... l5,46t SO
DivIdends and interest
lnyestme nts .............,...... 9a,9s3 IS
Uiyrends the Dawson
fund~............... 2,092 40
CanttdtIUu tax OF 1855 aud
Ie56. ll0,5S0 10
- 22s,l43 80
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Balacc5 N Treasury LIST Oct, l5p7.-... 1913
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1877, October balance in Treasury
o. credit OF Literary Fund ............ S36l9i "a
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~ RIGHT, formerly on l6tL

KING QUEEN Co, Oct %, IS57.
. We have been using SenIpe's Baking Powder
for some time in my family. ! think they make thu
best bread ever ate especially biscuit They are
decidedly better than any other We have used aud
would recommend trial of them 70 persons wishing
to have nice bread Jos RYL4Np
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-24
THE UTAH EXPEDITION.
ST LOUIS, "Wednesday, d

ST LOUIS, "Wednesday, Dec - 1917.
The express, jos: arrived a. Lesvenworth from tie
U,ah expedition, brings informston that the wno'e
cree, vito the excep'iou of Col Cook and his coi-
msnd Tad COT cen1aed a. B acks Fork. ald were
moving toward Fort Biiger. Their progress was
very SOW, only t~o or three miles day beifg 'om'-
times made. The animal, were giving out hourly
at it was tn ought that all would perish this Winter
TIE supplS trains we're all up With the military aud
PROVISIONS we're abundant. The report that two COM
..rie, of pfsrry had met wi reverses the route
20 Utah Is without foundation. Five companies Of
Cl. Summers res mept the Fs. Cavalry had 70
Gently taken up Winter quarters at Fort Riley.
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HORRIBLE MURDER IN WEsrFIELD, MASS

WgsIFIELD, Mass, Wednesday, DEC. =.
The wife sno children Of Albert S'oube were tcuod
fiji, mo,uirg murdered 10 their house. Thu children
we've in beo with heir throats cut, and Mrs. S'ouoe
vss living on the fl ior With her taroat cut They are
,unucsed TO have bee n murdered week sgo NJ ondsy
MT S,eube's clio hes were fouud covered with blood
He was seen to l. ave tue house lat Tuesday, nee
voich time po,bitg bss been seen OF hun Toe neigh
hos tu,pectpg something wrong had occurred,
@ in bed up TO the bedroom wrdos, aud discovered
he uuroef Stopbe is a native of Switzerland and q
.ipsr maker by trade.
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CHaurnH, gIu.--John Harris Of wShinstes
Market Nos 10 and ~ Oil have t~o Of the fss stssrs
hat he bought Of Tbos. Wheeler aDd Charles o. iced,
which We poke CT n high terms when exhibited &c
the Crys. Pace, upon hs stall, to-day, and shisa
vii probably nshs show Of as god Chris mas essf
a. be ever made.
There Is but ors objection 10 such exhibitions Of
Injurious Hvifg-sone Of us sre too hard up 70 d
dulge, snd the sight u only n ssgrsvst,oa
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THE PITTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE AND CHI
CAGO RAII.kOAD.

PlrTsBuKGn, Pa, "wednesday, Dec %, lSj7;
The Ma,oI of ihis city has addressed letter to me
Pr sio.ut Of the Pittsburgh Fort aSne aao Cn.o,s,
R.ily ad forbiodirg TIE lsying OF tracks along toe
tirt.ts Of the city to form japcton with the Penn-
,,lyspia Railr, &C. The President replies. onmog
tie right under act of the Legieatlre sod de-
cIsop Of the Supreme Court. and iItm,t'ns that 10
the sb,, nce of a compromise the company Sll hsvs
no sltrn. tiye but to complete their Il ack at onoe.
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THE CASE OF DONNeLLY.

TkEs1oN, \ j., ID %. n IBO.
Ipe Court Of P4rccJs Rave sftrr ~hos day . ses-
IN, oefiec rhrtno 10 Dooteils, or cImmqtsrioo %
me Frptfrce &C dfsb t. inpdsocmeat { Y lf.. T,e
Ccuft YET. greatly moved at bavitg to CON. toth.
..'i-'p a. ibe tho fell heavily 90 the IA sroa
hi'ios Of 'he prieope, who ~-ie pressnt There is
I"S No Other tope Tor hin, and be vii be hstgsd oa
The 3 b Of Jsnuary reIt.
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GRAFTON BY EDW ARD EVERETT:
BosroS, "Wednesday. Drc - 1917.

Over Al OGO we've r,alz last night to the uodf OF
IN. lion ProvideIt Association, IN aid oil ths poor,
hy the Hon Edward Eyeretts orGtion 10 Inc Music
hll 1870. - .b.
HSn.N r. Bsrss as Representative In Congress
ftm The With District.
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nun NFWFOUNDLAND TELEGRAPH,

UALIFAX WeGttsd,y, Dc. ., Ioo'
TIE lpe berce 10 81. John n f.. is again 10 EN-,
c;ert operstior All Earooesn messages dated IN ana
hind received here per CsosGs, we're sett thf0csa
r. sfGupe lard 10 time TO answer the purposes NJ
ub,eh they were inteI ded.