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TELEGRAPHTC NEWS.
REPORTED FOR THR aDTsPAToH.
(sPIcIIh DISPATCH.
TERRIBLE FIGHT
At AN AGRICULTURAL FAIR.
CLERICAL TRI Al. -

KNOXVILLE, TENN, Oct. lathe State Agricuitu'
raj Exhibition was interrupted this morning,
about ii O'Clock, by q fatal repeontre within tne
amphitheatre, between prominent citizons OF lois
and adjoining counties. Mr.. Owen, Of Williamson
county, was shot and instantly killed by Mr. Conn.
A general battle ensued, In which General Battle
and others of this county were wounded. The ORR
gin Of the difficulty was Of private nature.
The trial Of Rev. ]. T. Graves 10 progressing be-
fore his church here, and lie creating much inter
est In the community.
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ReIIxious Intelligence.

fcossssposnxSoR OF rns RICHMOND DAILY p'sr..Shj
AMELIA CouSrY, Va, Oct. ID, %.
,,s.,,ng has lust been closed within few
mia. Of where am now writing. which was con.
.,nned from dsy to day for nearly three weeks and
resulted in The conversion Of aoou. ,o =
=. ~" y.I,nv.h,n Of the church. Rev. DR.. Winfree,
The nsstor, was the principal preacher: :.
reyivaI 10 also In progress ct the Brick Church.
M, Tabor 10 this county Yesterday, persons
of high standing In the community. protested TO
he converted, and great excitement prevailed
among all ciassee The meeting will continue
during the week. Rev's.A. +. Dickinson and G.
Tvrce are aiding the pastor,
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Ma. MAGNIFICENT Stock OF NEW Pa
Is DRESS GOODS. 1873 BROAD STREET.

Ma. MAGNIFICENT SroCK OF NEW Pa
RIs DRESS GOODS. 1913 Broad STREET.-
j. MtLLHISER a. BRO.
would respectfully call the attention of their city
and country friends and customers to their entire
new stock of LADIES' DRESS GOODS, purchased
within few days past at the large auction sales OF
sonably low prices, by of their firm. They will
name part comprising the assortment, expecting
to receive early call from those wishing TO pur-
~ FOR LADIES' DRESS GOODS
MAGNIFICENT Silks
pouIt de Sole a.Les; poult de soie-a yadere
Rich a Les Canelle; Poult de Sole Bayadere Ombre
Rich Black Gros dc Rhine, all boiled; heavy Gros
Rich Whi'e Moirs Antiques; Plaid and Striped OF
toman3
Robes DaIiahs in rich printed colors
Robes a Lesa- Double Jnpes. do do
Robes Double Jupes guile. do do
Robes-a Voandts; hobes-a Quadrills
Robes-a- Les a-Al erni. in rich colors
Printed French Mernoes and .Caihmere &c Fcosse
III psussS DtEs5ss tas yasss
Bayadete and Chintz
very rich Ray-sLes
Poult De Chevres and Silk Fouards in variety
DeLaines of American manufacture Of great variety
saxonia FOOL Plaids; English Merinoes
Lupin's Black Bombazin.s. from the lowest to the
Heavy Beaver Cloths for Ladies' Raglans and Coaks
Also. the sty les in Ladies' wrapping such
Raglans. full sizs Cioaks AMI Cloak a Marquise
Mantilia Shawls in Stella, Broche and Plush Bor
ders
Mantilla Shswls of four sides, all Saxon Wool
Heavy Double shawls; fine Square Shawls for
Misses and Children
French Nesdle-~ork Embroideries in endless va
Iiety; Linen and housekeeping Goods. full stock
Flannels of every color and quality; Sheetings and
shirtings of every width and length Boys and
Mems Wear in good styles Hosiery floods, in Silk
WOOL Worsted and Cotton; Curtain materials, ia
Musln Lace and Broca;eiies; White Goods, in Swiss
Check, Cambria, JAG Jnets; Plaid and Striped Mus
Inns; Prints and Domestic Goods Of every descrp
tion Blankets very cheap; Goods for Servants
Wear, remarkably low.
Families who purchase largely, and country NOR
chants who are about visiting the city, will get The
full worth Of their money by purchasing of the mn
dersigned who are the pioneers selling good bar
gains.
profits - first in quality lowest in price"
J MILLHISER BRO.
&c n-dt2s l93 Broad street
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LIHO.

Yesterday morning, at Ave min ates Fast 70 oclk
CHARLES KENDRICk. youngest cnha oi nopef'
Cartwright aged 10 months and ~ GAYS.
The ffiens OF the family invited TO attend the
funeral from the residence OF bis fAher, On venaDe
street, Union Hill, at 81 o'clock, TINS tihursesy
evening.
Yesterday morning THEODgRICk CARTER,
son of John and Virginia II 0atey, aged years and
The friends and acquaintances of the family are
respectfully invited TO attend his funeral from MS
parents residence on 10th street, near Broad TO
day At 10 o'clock.
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FIRST LocoaorIvE FOR TIE ALEXANDRIA, LouDouS
AND HAMpsHIRE RALRoAD.-The schooner Samuel
b. Grice, which arrived at Alexandria, Va, Tues'
day, brought the FIRST Locomotive fer the Alsxan.
dria, Loudouu and Hampshire Railroad. 1t was
constructed in Taunton, Massachusetts,, and Is
named in honor of the President of the road,
Lewis Mckenzie.
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NJ RICHMOND THEATRE
LAST NIGHT BUT TWO
Of the popular young American Tragedian,
EDWIN BOOTH
A GREAT BILL TONIGHT!
EDWIN BOOTH AS BRUTUS.
BRUTUS TONIGHT
Edwin Booth as the Roman Father
Edwin Booth as Brutus
Edwin Booth as the Roman Father.
Supported BY the full strength of our
EXCELLENT COMPANY
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DERFUMED BREATH, pearly white
l. teeth; sound and healthy gums, relief from
tooth ache. can be obtained by using DOWDEN'S
DENTAL FLUID. 1t cleanses the teeth, renders
them beautifully white arrests decay. prevents the
formation of tartar, and imparts to the mouth and
breath delightful aromatic fragrance. Recon-
mended by Dentists and Physicians everywhere.-
For sale by all Druggists. oc IA
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THE NICARAGuAN PLENIpOrENTIAR

THE NICARAGUAN PLENIPOTENTIAKY.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.-Notwithstanding the as
serton of Gen. Jerez, that he is fully authorized to
ratiy the Cass Irsarr treaty, the instructions to
him from the Nicaraguan government be exhibits
ed at the State Department to day, were unsats-
factory to Secretary Cass. Nothing therein shows
that he possesses this power. He promises to pro
duce other documents tomorrow. few days will
show whether the charge of trifng with our GOV
eminent is true.
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Laying q Corner stone.
OF THE RICHMOND DAILY pIspAT

LxwIsBuRa, Greenbrier county Va, Oct. IL.
The laying Of the corner stone Of the Methodist
church, South, took place here to-day. rev. Mr;
Kelly preacher In charge of this station, delivered
the address, which was brief Tas bible, several
newspapers discipline, the different specimens OF
coin in circulation, oil and WINE were deposited
In the corner stone. Upwards OF $500 was raised
by Contribution on the grounds. The Masons
we're out in procession, and oficiated, of course.
yonrs &r FiTZ
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~ PARTICULAR NoTIcE-To ALL INTERESTED
All persons who were indebted to me on the LIST of
July and have not settled their accounts most re-
spectfully urge upon them the prompt settlement of
the same, as am very anxious. and it is al! import
ant that should close up my books to that time
Any one having claims against me, due at that time.
will please present them as am ready to pay them
at any time ALEA HILL.
Main street
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FiREs-The store of Almond 4 Payne, at King
George c. H. Va, with their entire stock of goods,
was destroyed by fire on Sunday night last The
barn Of DR.. R. B. Reynolds, near Fredericksburg.
Va, was burnt on the same night, with 500 bushels
Of wheat, 50 bushels Of corn and number OF
farming Implements. Loss s., 5oo-no insurance.
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CONVICTION AND OHIO RAILRoAp-The Lewispurg'
Va Era states that at the late letting ofcontracts
of the work on the Covugton!and Ohio Railroad
lying between Covington and the White Sulphur
Springs bids were received and accepted from most
excellent and reliable contractors, and that the
prospects for faithful and energetic performance
of the work, are very encouraging.
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ELECTIONS IN NEW MEXICO &c

ST, LOUIS, Oct. 13.-The New Mexican mail to
September Goth, has arrived. The Democrats car
ried the Legislature.
1t ia reported that battle between the troops
and the Navajos is confirmed. Capt. McCane is
severely, but not fatally injured.
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NOVEL FREIsHr.-The citizens Of Athens, Ga,
thinking Joseph Hadley had 'staid his time" in
that place, put him in box, and mailing the
top on, shipped him per railroad to Atlanta, the
next town bottle of whiskey was thrown into
the box as ''provender." So says the Athens
Banner,
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MARRIED.

On ruesd.y nth inst by th~ Rev Geo Weodbtidye.
At The Mnnumental Church, nv. LEWIS " WEBB.
Of Norfolk. to Miss LUCY sWAsHIN0TON BIG.
GER Of this city.
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The rst cargo from Charleston, s. G., to the
West Indies, was shipped on the 9th inst.
Gen. Eppa Hunter, of Prince William, and John
Seldom, Esq, of Stafford, Va, are spoken of as
candidates for the State Senate, from the Prince
William District.
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SENTENCED TO BE HuNG.-The negro boy, the pro-
per.y of Mr.. Wiley Riddick, of Gates county, n.
G, charged with committing rape upon Mrs. Will
kips some few weeks ago, was tried at the Supe-
rior Court of Gates county, last week found gull,
tv. and sentenced to be hung on the 18th Of No
lar
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TRIBUTE TO WoMAN.-The Troy (Ala.) Bull
letn notices the death of Mrs. Ann Love. laudlady
IF hotel in that place. So much had she en-
deared herself to tho citizens, that every store
was closed at her burial
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PoLrrrcAL.-Ata Democratic meeting In caroline
county, Va, Monday, delegates we're appointed 70
the gubernatorial convention. resolution eA'
pressing preference for Stanton as the place ior
holding 1t, was adopted. motion TO instruct the
delegates in favor Of Hon. john Letcher was ios''
after a lively discussion.
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1IsSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

IL The partnership heretofore existing under the
firm of 8. MASON 4 co. Is this day dissolved By
mutual consent. All parties having claims against
the late firm, will Immediately prese ths for
liquidation; and all parties indebted, VIII pease pay
CO.'S business either partner will sign for tho rm
The subscribers take grea: pleasure in Jointly re-
turning their sincere thanks to their numerous Gus
toners for the very liberal patronage they have re-
ceived since going into the BottliDg business.
8 MASON,
EDW,D MCADAM
NB-In consequence of the approaching season,
and Wishing to extend my old establishtd Soap and
candle business find / cannot spare time suffi-
Gent to devote to both factories. have. therefore,
sold ont interest in the Bottlipg ssta6lisnpsns
sure In recommending him to my friends and the
public generally a gentleman verify OF the Ut
most confidence and ENCOURAGEMENT
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"a. NQulhifiss PcssnAsJER --'fhe postmaster af
e,sspy Utesk, Morgan county, Va has been indict.
10 10y. ~ sas drsnd Jnry, for opening and rsediua
Iessssss messly ~ fagjoGity 70 ~ tbs contants.
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4 LEA HUI,
III Main street,
Richmond, Va.
Oc l3-d3t& cW2t

~ JOB PRINTING.-In all the various improve
ments now making that in letter pres print has
not been neglected, and the consequence is that
m .rchants, mechanics and professional men can
now reach the public eye with cards aud circulars,
got up in the neatest style, at cost so trng that
the expense is scarcely worth calculating. In the
Dispatch job Office where the most approved labor
saving machinery is in use, and the best workmen
are employed. the Proprietors are prepared to fur
nish handsome printed cards at from 50 to IS per
thousand white colored, and circulars at from
ST. 50 to So per thousand The facilities they pos
sess for rapid printing give them the doing
work as cheap as 1t can be done at the North and
as they masters of their profession, they get
it up in as good style. All who wish Cards. Circu-
lars and Show Bills printed for distribution during
the approaching Fairs would do we'll to send in
their orders and have them supplied at once while
there is ample time to fill them.
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THE PROPOSED ANNEXATION OF THE 80.
CIETY ISLANDS.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.-The Government is in re.
ceipt of proposition from the Society Islanders
in diplomatic circles that the application came
through the French Minister, which is not impro.
bable. The subject will be maturey considered,
American commerce has long felt the necessity
OF some har5or midway the Pacific. The only
difficulty in the way of annexation, is the necessi-
ty OF protecting the Islands in case of war;
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ePECIAL NOTICES.
- Am Two su,rra1sa FAMILrEs--

AID Two cUsvkaiEa SANi
IN ~ as,,.;ro, Ttuf,sxiaa and ASsatears If the CIV
qf Richmond By the ent visitation OF Provioence.
the families Of MessrJ. RosrS foLoxoss have been
le In sadly destitute circumstance and IL becomes
All (vho can conveniently do SOL TO lend at least
their talents for one evening TO assist IN raising
funds for their immediate relief; and to furtbrr
these ends, meeting ID hereby solicited rom the
above named. in the corner room OF the Exchange
Hotel, on SATURDAY NIGHT next.
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THE DISPATCH
THURS ,Ay MORNING. OCTOBER II. 1883.

NorIoH TO ADvRRTIeERs.--Adr eyftssments.ta for
~ AruH saa b. handed in bv ar O'Clock IN re
a T,,,scsn in order 10 APPEAR The nea day. IN
Isary ,,ywssure e advertisements upon re conns g
cur ai,sr ,esi not adssa Of their reception QsT "e
k.a,xs elrf
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CUPERIOR IMPORTED FRENCH

~ CANDIES I have in store and am receiving
weekly the largest and best selected stock Of French
Candies in the city, COMPRISING in part as follows:
100 boxes Crystalized Fruits; 50 do Marshmalow
Drops; 40 dc Cream Bonbons; so do Brandy Drops;
90 do Port Wine do; so do Madeira do; 50 do Brandy
Cocktail do; % do Whskey do; 40 do Cordial Butter
Apple; 40 do Cordial Chocolate Almonds 30 do Ice
land Moss Paste 40 do A IL Double Vanilla Chose
late; 800 do Gum Drops Is do Maruschino do so do
Capitalized and Glace Pine Apple so do Strawberry
Cream Drops; 90 do Cream Walnut.; 60 do Cordial
Cordial Filberts; Is do French Beans IS do Butter
Pears Also, a large assortment of Candies and
Flowers for Cakes. Call and examine.
oc IA A ANTONI, 1876 Main st.
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ELECTION WITHDRAWAL OF
SHUT

BALTIMORE, Oct. 13.-The municipal election to-
day, passed off without serious outbreak, though
with considerable 'nose and confusion" A. p
Shut, independently candidate against Mayor
Swami, withdrew, assigning as asreason for 80 do>
ing, that his friends were intmidated from voting
Mr.. Swami is therefore reelected without opposi
ton.
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ny TIE COMMITTEE OF ARRASaB-
MENTs of the late Temperance Celebration, are re-
auested to meet on FRIDAY evening, the 14th, at
the flee Of DR. P Trent corner of It'll and Marshall
streets 1t Is hoped that each Division will be re-
presented. CHAIRMAN.
f4-2k
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JOHN f. REGNAULT,

JOHN f. REGNAULT,
O92 MAIN STREET,
SQUARE ABOVE NEW CUSTOM HOUSE,
Is now prepared to exhibit large and beautiful
assortment Of Velvet, Tapestry. BRUSSELS, Three
Ply, Ingram, Venetian and Hemp CARPETINGS.
with the other articles enumerated above. and can
assure buyers that he can offer great inducements.
he is satisfied to sell his goods at moderate profit
He will be pleased to have his friends customers and
buyers generally to call and examine them.
H. CARPETS, OIL CLOTH, RODS and PLATES
made to order. Sc 25-lm
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a UTIFUL LITTLE MARKET

ITO THE LOVERS OF GOOD COFFEE.
i Hecla Coffee Pots the best article in use for
making good Coffee: Old Dominion Coffee Pots; Cof
fee Bggns; Urns; Brittania Tea Potts. &C.. to be had
at the House Furnishing Store of
THOS BULKLEY,
sc Il l3T Main street
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most respectfully solicit the patronage of my Gus
toners and friends to the new concern Of ALIEN
HILL Il CO. assuring them that they shall have
every attention paid them, and be furnished with
the best of Work that the market can produce.
ALEX HILL,
III Main street,
NJ
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II EADQUARTEkS FOR NEWS.
NO l2l BROAD STREET.
To-day can be had at the counter, No. III Broad
street
NEW YORK LEDGER
NEW YORK MERCURY
NEW YORK WEEKLY
FLAG OF OUR UNION
FRANK LESLIE'S ILLUSTRATED
HARPER'S WEEKLY
BALLOUS PICTORIAL
WAVERLY MAGAZINE
And all the leading Papers of the country
81 Agency for the BALTIMORE CLIPPER and
pAlLi EACHANtE- w JARVIS,
oc " -lt~ No. III Broad st,
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DD- RICHMOND AGENCY.
LIVERPOOL ANB LONDON
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMFY
Capital $1,000, 600!


Capital $l0,OV0,O0O
orcr TAT Milton Of Dollars Invested in the United
fsatssf
THe LfaprIrv TIE SHAREHOLDERS UNrIsIrrp.
The revenue of the Company derived from Pro
minms Of Insurance, exceeds TWO MILLIONS OF
DOLLARS ANNUALLY. The Company Is there
fore prepared 10 ncrease the amount hitherto taken
en- unexceptcnable risks They will issue Policies
fer loss or damage by Fire on Buildings. merchaM
die. Hensehold Furniture, &C.. &c. on LIBERAL
rrErs,
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
(MUTUAL sYSTEM0
Capitals-N 4 100000
THIS Cofnrany has paid in the state Of Yirgfna.
over 0NE HUNDRED AND PITY THOUSAND
DOLLARS to widows, orphans and creditors
DIVIDENDS are declared annually, and have
GENT
MEDICAL gxAxlSses-RoRr COLEMAN. JAMES Il
CONWAY, A g WozrrAN.
SLAVES Insured on the most favorable terms. for
one or n number of years
II you are not insured. call without delay, and
procure policy.
NV w 4 YMxrnTkrHAA' Agents.
0ftjce for tho present pa Main street.
se gifts
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4 GRAYS, ATTENTION.-Parade at
q Military Hall. on FRIDAY night next, at N
nj O'Clock, promptly. in full winter uniform, and
Il bright muskets. 1t is particularly requested that
every memher expecting to parade on the 10Th, at,
tend this drill
By order of WYATT NJ ELLIeTr Capt
&C lf-Zt JOHN II ROGERS Orderlv
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LOST.

T OST-On Thursday last, my FREE
II PAPERS, on 18th street I will give liberal
reward for them If left at this office.
MARY BRANDON,
oc I3-2tt free woman Of color,
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THE SUBSCRIBER having purchased
i the entire interest owned by Epwp McADAM 10
the OLD DOMINION BOTTLlN9 ESTABLISH
MENT respectfully soicits q continuation OF me
very liberal patronage bestowed on the nrm 81 .
Mason Co He hopes by strict attention 70 busF
meas and ward DEALING to merit the con-
fidence rer osed in the late firm. son
Very respectfully. MASoN.
Richmond October 18th. 1883.
~ See advertisements in another column.
&C film
MIGHT SCHOOL OF THE MECHAN-
~ ICs' INsTITUTE-The Committee have the
Measure TO inform the patrons OF the that
fbey have engaged the valuable services OF Messrs.
CONE 4 SMITH as Teachers for the present SEES
sion. which wall commence on MONDAY NidHI,
the 18th of November and continue every otner
night, for four months =. O., ,o
The price of tickets for the sc sson will DO $l5o:
VIII ch will enti:le the holder to all the privileges OF
the Institute for one year, such as attending the
Fair, the Lectures. &C
Tickets may be had by applying to either OF tina
COMMITTEE or to Messrs Gone Smith at their
School room in rear of the Mechsnics Institute, on
Saturdays or any day in the week after o'clock in
the evening. 49,,
The school room of the Institute will be Fl ted up
in the best sty ie with every convenience and COM
fort The scholars will be required to furnish their
'"n - WIN MACFARLANE.l Committee
"a COTTRELL, on the
BAk9AMlN, Night School.
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- Huxpnsps Of our citizens com,

~ HUNDREDS Of our citizens COM
plain Of d. bility and langor Of the syHte dersnge
ment Of the liver stomach, want Of Appetite etc
ton. aud thousand other causos that We cannot
here name. but we would cay 20 all sficted. do a.
We done-use Dr.. j. hosrsrrERs OxLEsRAfxD eYo.
MACH BIfrsRs and word for it ron viii bocured.
We recommend this medicine. knowing from oxpe-
rence that il IL much superior TO the generality OF
patent medicines.
sale By Drusgista and dealers generally every.
where. g 39-dlm
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RRANDRETH'S AND HIGH rs
PuL8-Ihs genuine articles for sale BY
&c - P1c0T, Druggist.
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n~MUruAL BuiLpInG FUAp AND LOAN
C0MPANY-The dues will be received - usual q the
Carriage Repasitory 81 Hitchcock . 0sborne. No.
3i3 Main street. On BRIDAY, l3sh inst, BY the SEQ
rsssrI; By order. r.u.. -
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ST. LOUIS, Oct. lathe Kansas Legislative cleo
tons, on the 4th inst resulted in the Republicans
carrying Leavenworth, Atchison, Jefferson, Dou-
glas and Lykens counties. The Democrats carried
Dnninhan
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ny CURTAIN dooDs.
JOHN r. REGNAULT,

I6 Mountaineering MEETING. -
The Stock holders of this Company will meet at the
office of the Company, in Richmond, on WEDNES-
DAY, Goth inst at IL O'clock, in pursuance of the
resolution adopted at the last general meeting.
Office RF&PRRC 60,
Ryru Dct IaSp Z
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WANTED-A stout Boy, who is not
". afraid of work, in a Wholesale store. Apply
At this Office oc 49,
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CINCINNATI, Oct. 13 In the 10th district c. NJ
Trimbsll, Rep, and n the 18th district, G. d. Mar
tin, Dem, elected The 7th district elects Thos
Corwin, Rep, and the Sth district elects B. Stan
ton, Rep.
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HAMPTON ROADS, Oct II Arrived, hermophradite
brig"Mary Staples" Of Wsstport. Staples master.
from Machias. bound to Buenos Ayres sprung a
leak ON the 18th of September. in longitude $40.
west latitude IS. north. mdse for Bermuda On the
23d Sept. encountered a hurricane from W which
swept decks. carried away sails. fore top gallant
mast. min boom. kc. Pint in for Tepairs.
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WANTED-A Varnisher. Apply at
W H0WE5 Furniture Store, on Governor vt.