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AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

WIZARDS HOTEL-E Field. q s,arbuek
r, PsddG &c Masy, Mass H siickney Md;
daughter, PA c Howard and lady, NYk;
Skinner and lady, Pa; w Keeling and daugb
yer, "a; Birkinshaw and fam, Va A A Rich
srdson, Ireland, Tyson, Md; MI Deyere. Va.
Sargent, NY; w Dulany, wK Armistead
Va; Birch, c De any, 6; F. PIatt, jr, and
lady, Nd Miss Williams, Mass; r Cornish and
iaaY, ny IA Gray, Bel, Va; J N Goin,NY;
re Judge Mason, I G Ford, Miss Ebbs, Miss
Jami;on, Md; HI ! RedfOId and lady, Mr. Bald
win, Dresser, Trutt Mass Col W ID Lewis
ana lady, wilcox Pa; T. Cornweu and lv
Mrs Jones, Mrs Jones; Mr. and Mrs McCay,
dy and dang nter Gay, NY; 5 Stewart, Pa;
Md n Edison; GsAi E Holeomb, CT: J wrtham. Pa;
Lynd Austin, Hon ID Dickinson. A Baden
Nv ABBOT, Young, I Lawrence, N Drake, NY;
" y r WIigh,son; o; M w Field and lady, Mick;
u w Gilbert, NJ; G Anderson. n e A. ~ n
DesanssuTe, do; Lieut. II r Hunter do
BROWNS HOTEL w Krebs, Md; W.
Willis, Va; DIR III NJ DuyalI Md; DIR w &; TucE
Sargent, do; ! A Nichols, Eag !; WIN Booth,
Mo; Crane, o; G Pittman, Va; " r Poole n
q Z l. Ddmonson, Md; J w Keeling. Va: Mis-.
kssiIng; do w n Psyton, do; w L smith and
i .anony "a; Loldsn s Md; X Hutch
Favoin o; w Underwood, Mass: w kinney.
&C; + Hson, Pa c w RasselI, Va; w H Old
r1ar.o sa Pa sP"t1 r psns Norman, Nd NJ,
lady, NJ; n d Kayg and iady -, Nv ItS Tin ana
do; T Brand2an, Mass; ] Il Batte:i Nv I;
Mercer, Md Wilson, Ny; Chas Sones' nv,
Folsom, Neb T; ID z Richardson Ga, W.,
Tucker, Nj III Cox, Ma; l. Reinbet, SC: ID A
Blanton, do; DIR Nj Blanton. do r BIanion
do; J NJ Scott and lady, Ky; w H Tiney, Va.
U: 9: HOTEL, IL. o, SIXTH s.-F Richiny,.
Va; l. Smith, NM; II Drummer, Mo; n Maeo
Nd; Lewis, Pa; Stevens, NY; w Baily
and lady, Pa; l. Bickfod, NY; w s Bartle. NJ
Miss Baker, Va; Miss ii NJ Morris, Ny: T
P sias and Iasf ku M 1E and MIi. d'gghis DO
Chase asd lady, do; Miss Holloweli, Va; II c
Hoiioweil, do; j Loder, Ill; A w ID, abi. Va: A
> Bono Nd; w II Sheperd, NY; J NJ Hume do:
Cnamberlin, Va; G Hinton, NY; ID Fiar
Fa.,., 90 a., r Fisher, do; Blagaw, do; w
TSnsr' 40 NJ Cooper, do; w Triiler, CT; A
KIRkwOOD HOUSE y,.Iso, MALE
MAIL Ne; T. Merwin, Miss; w j IJnde,wood 10.
AaaHs, Md; u Dean, do; Dr NJ RrvarIy No,
BIZ kinshaw and family Va; w N Nitch, 4
M M1. Nv dSIsslna.d, Cal c II Thomson, NY
Mrs Merrill, do c b Grinnell. Mas. NJ Ms'
NY w Abby, o; Harrington. do: Com VS.,
bees, CSN; Nash, Mass; C q GaI,msna, ro'-
RN Engle, lSA; w Lowell, USN: G 49, sn'
Gal; b Clarke, Md; c Wheat, Ny; IA
NATIONAL HOTEL-w wortbing,on
Compton. Middleton, Bowling, J Pol.
dleton, l. p Bayne, Md; Il Turner, jr, Va: 3 Me-
dan. Min; r. Skinner and lady, Pa; 8 Crane O.
w A Wales, T Morris, 8 Ward, NY; L ID Hopg'
NC A b Davis, A Parkins, Va: Louth, Pa: &
w W. Russell, w Oldham, Va Henry, Pa;
I'm colston, DC; A o Bangs, X Ter; T b Eads
and lady, No; Capt Ward, tSA; Mr. Brady. NY;
fey, Va; w Rinalde, Ala. ~
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AT the land Office At Fok Dope T. commencing on
Mo0day, the twenty first day Of June next Tor tine
disposal OF the vacant lands In tho eVsn NUnbered
sectIons within the undermentiOned Townships
which remain In the United States, pithia SIR
Railroad, subject, as required by law to a mini
mum OF IUo dollars and 6Jtv esnfs per acre viz:
NoTfh OF rae base !tne and nest Of ths Gtth pria-
opal meridian.
Townships So and 80, Of rangeI9
TOWNSHIPS & So and 50, of ranges 20, 81, 29 g. a.
%, %, n, n, -, -, and 81 -
townships ~. 49, 81, and 81, Of rangeS2
Townships SS. 80, and 81, Of range IS.
AT the land ONCE at SIOUX CRY, commencing on
Monday, the seventh day Of June next, for the dis
rssa OF the public lands, heretofore uaoFtrsd ait
uated within the following named townships and
parts of townships, viz:
North Of the base liss and tcsst sT the ffth ,,in
cBpdg meridian.
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AT the land office At sIorx CITY, commencing on
THURSDAY the hrst Day of July next for the dis posa
OF the vacant lands In the ersH Numbered sections
within the aforementioned towns hips which re,
main TO- ths United States. within sir miles On
s"eh stde Of the g Dubuque and Pacific Rairoad''
and the Iowa Central AR Line RaIroad,0 sub
lect, A. re sursd by law, to Q minimum of ttoo dol
ars and my cents per acre, wig
On the" Dubuqas and Pacific Railroad"
North Of the base liHe asd trssf Of the 6Jth pris-
eiyai nsridiaa. .T''
Townships 90. 80. and o., of ranges 81 and IS
Townships 80, 81, and 50, Of ranges S. 81 and 81
townships 90, 81, 50, and S. Of ranges Sc and 90
townships 81, 50, and S. ORA yes a. e. as and a.
Townshlps SS &c, 81, %, and IS, Of ranss IS =
IoWnships 3. SO. 81, and 81 Of range @ 49,.
Townships 80, 81. and %, of range ~.
On the lows Central Air Line r siirosd.n -
Township g, Of rang o. 81 and Is
Townships 66 and 81, Of range IS
IoTn'hlPs g. ~, and .. Of ranges 81. ., 50, 70,
Townshpe g and 81. of range q "a" s.
-Township Is. Of range ls - d..
At the land office at COUNCIL HIuprs. commsn.
eng on Mopdsy; the !sventn day of June next. for
the disposal OF the public lands. ksrsfo|ore
sd situet.d within the follow ing named tovnships
and parts OF townships, Wig:
North ~ tks base Iiss aad ,gsss Of sks SStA py;..
-. etsaI msridiaa. 1la =. -
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b 2 THE paEs,E SE rs IS g bp TIE UNITED

In pyrsla9ee Of ~; ~ AAnls BgcHANAN, Prssi-
oisr ~ H. msfs Snovn III .aa 90 nSfeoy az
at the undeImentioned land oiiices in the State OF
Iowa, at the periods hereinafter designated. 10
AT the land onhoe at QsAsR. commencing on Mon
seventh day Of uns next for the dis posai Of
vnnin me following named townships. viz: =
Hs'" o. hs base ttss aad tesss a5 sAs S/tA Sris-
etral Dssridiaa. - -
township loo, of range q
townships 50 and ltu, of range q i r.... q.
Township 50, of range q. 100. ... .....
Monday, the fourteenth day Of June next, for the
disposal Of the public lands, heretofore ssofsred,
stn-ted wlthlr the following named townships and
parts Of townships, VIZ:
NORTH Of the base Iiss aud tcssf of the fifth pria-
.r.. efpdi me yidiaH
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neee enpe having been budt by Contract ex nrSsslv
iot Sovofnnent seEvloe, ever care has been takep
IN toeI as also their eng A. 10 IN
fort. " es~-oe s1se ooh
The steamers ofthis line have ,,,,rov.S -.,.x
tsht compartments. and ex pense has been nsred
tomsk them 81 Ne GOOD n new, the tisorous a. An
ton ell unea Galed.
rrioe u sessHse nom Nev Yort to Liverpool, In
hfst CABIN, SiSo; 10 second do fTS: From IIyas-
POL q New FORK, 81 and ~ suinras 40 ey,er-
Psriehced Su geon attached TO eseh She Nobsrth.
oan Do eocuro~ until pad for
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EVENING STAR.
REORGANIZATION,

BY rHARLEs MAcKAY.
m Fortune with smiling face -s.
: Strew roses on our way,
w hen shall we stoop to pick themup,
= To-day. my love, to -day, - ..
But shoula she frown with face of care,
md TAX Of coming sorrow,
when shall We grisve, II grisvs We must
To-norow, love. tomorrow.
III those who vrong'd " own thar faults,
A no Kindly pity pray,
When shall We listen and forgive!
DAY, my love, to- day.
But n stern Justice urge rebuke,
And warmth from Memory borrow,
Wnen shall We chide, If chide we dare
morrow love, to- morrow.
If those TO whom we owe dsbt
Are harmed unless We pay,
When shal. We struggle TO be lust.
To-day. my love. to DAY.
But if our debtors sue for sraee
tbn pain OF ruin thorough,
w ben shall we grant the boon bs seeks,
To-morrow, love, tomorrow.
IL Love, estringed. should once again
w hen shall we kiss the profFsred Inns,
TO day. my love, to-day.
b1t n We should indulge regret,
Or dwell with by gone sorrow.
When shall We weep, if weep we mustf
TO morrow, love, tomorrow.
For virtuons acts and harmless lows
The minutes will not stay; ..
We've always time to welcome them,
To-day, my love, to-day.
But Care, esentms Mt, angry words,
And unAvaIling Sorrow.
Come far too soon. If they appear.
To-Inorrow. love, Tomorrow. .F
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AT the land Office at SIOUX CRY. commencing on
Monday. the twenty first day Of June next for thu
dlsposal OF the public lands, heretofore snofertd,
parts Of townships. viz:
North a| ths base line and .Dest Of the 6|h ,rts-
eipQl me rfdt0n -
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right of pre- emptou
~ ty o! me i,nda within the tOvnships and parts
the same to the satisaotios OF the esistsr and
neceiysr ofthe proper land o6hes. asd make SaS-
fAts sofiee, and before the DAY appointed Cor the
comneneemsnt Of the puolie sale OF the laad en-
BE- forfeited. TH00 a. 6ENDkiCKS. -"
Commissioner Of the General Land Oikcs,
jan 8-lsVtds
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NEW AND IMPORTANT SCHEDULE.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE VEST.
&AN q q

0k&k&k S428 y -
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILRoLD.
The recent sT and ,npIoysment Of y. Is.d
y which highly important sdyantsEss g the tTsv.
81 nDS ' fFk MSsp s Jun:
HG:s
TOM Camden station, Baltimore, at Z A. ,(except
SSRdsy ;, stops q way stations and arrives At Cum
sscSpd.dhe MAIL TRAIN start. SUNDAY e.-
ceptsd) st $50 A. NJ. and arrives At w heellns st y
A. Ne, connecting at Benwood with Central OHIO
trains Tor Columbus. CInonnati. Indianapolis, Lou
.,tb s;s Sn1aE9 81 LOUIS and al same pses
Ssyeland Road, and also at Psrkersburs with Ma
ThlrdaThe ST. LOUIS and CINCINNATI
a EXpREsS TRAN leaves daily a, sos P M, CON
from kss,ee 70 cacn "A: NJ WITH s.Ptes. trans
Sour. from Bso;s s sms ssaSa n1 there u SSt
ton. il also connects Directly. IN BOTH d,rectlons.
81 Sraiton with cars 6y Parkersburg and Marietta
connect at kenla for Indianspolis Chicago and 81,
LOUIS, and ~ CINCINNATI with the Great Ohio and
Louis through 70 ST. Louis IN less saD q hours rom
baltimore BY thIs trsln the al the central
the distance Is from 20 10 loo miles shorter than by
the shortest OF other rontes. From the West thess
Tns Il Bs als a. soc S No satisfactory, ar
III BAGGAGE checked through 20 all poInts.
cI TmiRos . TlCkETs sold at lowest rates At
fasssnrers from baltimore or Washington may
pteo t6e eutfe rOdf ~ G2kttfhf, by tRklnf morn
ing trains, and l5InE over at Cumberland OF Oat-
lhhd, and TesumiHg ReXt morning 10y W beelmg Ae-
commentator tlaia, leSvinx Cumberland at AMI
FOR WAY PASSING Frs
lie CumbeI and Accommodation Tram at = NJ.
ni stop al al stations east Of Cumberland, md TIE
Whseuns Accommodation At all stations beyoDd
Cumberland going West. Eagtwaraly, the Nlsr
Tram eavee w heellng al eSD A. NJ, and hccolnmo-
datioh iesves Cumberland al 3, reaching Baltimore
ON THE NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA
bkANCH, between Grafton and Partersburg wAy
passengers Slll take the Express westwardly and
the Mail eastwardly.
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts at 4P. NJ,
stopping 81 way stations. Leaves frederick at s.lS
NJ, arrIvlng az Baltimore n noon.
he ELiiSoTTS Mill. TRAIN leaves At 5.S
A. n, and SIS z. NJ. Leaves EloOtts Mills az
A.. NJ. and +. NJ. except Sunday.
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH,
Leave Baltimore for Washington at as and eg
A. M, and SIS =. nj. On Sundays az ais A. NJ,
and Sis y. NJ. only. NV
Leave Washington for Baltimore at 6 and 80 A,
M: and and 40 r. NJ. On Sundays at IA. NJ, aud
The FIRST and fourth trains from Baltimore and IN.
seeonc ana fourth trains from Washington, will be
express mail trains. stopping only al Washnfton
Jgnoton and Annapolis Junction.
ne S'lo and 6i5 trains from Baltimore and the 50
mo ~ VANS from Washington connect vita Tie
trains from Annapolis.
Eor tickets, information fare, &c, apply 10 J. T.
EENGLAND, Agent, at the Ticket ofIoe, Camden
station. WIN. g. wOODSIDE
~ ls-r Master Of Transportation Baltimore
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TAE PACIFIC NAI ~ STEAMSHIP con

fAN1.
One Of the Steamships of thi, Comnsn,. c,rr,in,
GALE 0RNfR, and ORG on, lesye. I'm
1s Si s soMsf s e shs s1
srs, Which leave Neg Orleans and New York refu-
s hn Pa ne ,sssnsers connecting wa PANAMA RAIL
These steamships have been inspeoted ana an
e.oyed ~ the Nsvy Department. and Easrsnty ssssd
The Panama Rallrosd IN mile. lon.,i, NOV ann
petea ron ocean to ocean. and 10 crossed in sor
Hnous The BAGGAGE of passengers lie check cd in New
embarked At Panams by siesmer a. tss are
sxpense, IPe money paid N New York covers a.
. Reserve steamers are kept in port in psn,m. ana
dan, I ,S TO prevent detention csss Of seo-
ars having occurred in eir Int years. nv i@Ai-
>, rss,ensers leave Panama the same day they ar
Conduetors 60 through BY each steamer. and take
enarss OF women and children without other protee
For through tickets at the lowest rates apply st
kRMsTRoSs. FR & a CO..
bM-a CT. BARTLETT. so. 1tssan''- or
limited STATES MAIL LINE =
ONLY RBGULARLINR
AND wiihouI Sauuhr Yok HIGHT rEARs. ron
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
VIA PANAMA RAILKOlDL -.
R'ssis' ssslsss Days, ssh stA o .sea ...,A
Ca CavJ1Ios:Lso many frauds and imposl- 400.
Ss Tye z, on travellers bound TO CALI
Assnf 1 IA the ssessriser the eay authorissd
e m n tns city OF New YORK, feels Il his duty 90
fhst 10 -. psfsom seeklng passage 90 california
I, 70 AVOID IMPOSITION, they lansf De carsfoI "a
H NJ ne true once Of the Steamships OF the L. =.
Lne, wa Panama Railroad. % no other o6.oc
AEew YORK 10 authorized to engage psssnss
vIr,ns Compan,es have only one once n New yort.
s. Sn - ~ " est ueet, corner Of w uen street
poRy1 Wharf, 80 VI lhe Son-
y. ''''''' ny ~ F II " ss =, r.
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PROPOSED DATES DISABLING.
sEiisff Il K 'c:;sffi fss H. g. Wan street.,

BkOMN, sHlPLEY q CO., Liverpool.
u, q. WAINW RIGHT CO., PARA
The owners Of these ships Will not be accountable
for gold, SILVER, bulliO speoie ievery precious
stones or metals, unless bills Of ladnr are siane1
therefor and the vasUe thereof expressed therein.
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Pennsylvania Election.

PnrhApElrulA, Oct. The opposition are re-
ported to have elected thr,r candidate for State
senator in York county If this report prove, cor
rect, the Senate will have an o., ps'ion majority
Of one
At the meeting Of The city return Judges held
tolay, athlayit- wepe read charging fraud, in the
First Congressional District indicating that Flo
rence's scat will be contested
The official maioriies received from numerous
counties do not alter the result before reported,
The Congressional Delegation will stand Twenty
Opposition; Three Opposition Democrats, and TIVE"
Administration Democrats.
Official rcturns from the Gih Cangre ssioIml
District, give, JulAn-, Opposition t'f majority.
Tie Eighth Distract, l:'rk- ',.) gives Swart7,
Opposition, majority If nineteen over J. Clancy
Jones.
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SOC, ,,c".rn,""r, \, -,


sat nimi 't'ncr the tiiewhs TX ,tr| OF LAND iy
lug - III" t'uptV H. dtpid
La tn h. hiy ,,etohr 'sis. n. the resi- l.nro At
~, lu al ."r,i,u hn,lt 200 AIki MD
- ~ tnt# s.uc eight hlnli.i n, the In IN
"" / n Ia VI, im"tp1 lh' whoir Ut ili- land
wei "HtI,i ul cd pat ton tn open l.,nd we'll
proved itItri IA tn. I'm u ui heat toln aud To
iHttn II hts n'"u II three tbMfbRl ABLE
,s Will >G> eh /. la'g'' II Md ny,
f!.,. WI . Ia lharr also clubhouse. aud
--- tor II" ac,ou,n,d,t u 81 ltgo number ri \,
lh- iau tie, about / IN II, IN h, Lwn L,icr-
= o. -, VI 4 rc,n u X, Il an N,,Ivt prni,d Il
f'a ! init lh'uDph III" /. 4hh'thuoi IA Ut
tn" = III tunutN Ills lni II H. sired hA Purchasers.
viii is Ia "a lw'' or thee lln,ls
IN - D. i,c tih at b,it,r ~ uron the premises
VII irar Lond '"n'ai IN. ~ ACRES. IN shi G.
1'nn Il A.ut cue. alt I hs s"reu, the 9th, :
t"i Ii wood I'd w'l imhal. AID t'u- ~h#l. especially
dr' To- grow iu0 ',tn 1h,r cumlnitabe mp
III uts u#,n tlS Itui, and II isnr W Il, .d
Sd n" p. Ia, Il ut l.'E. the Factor
li"e." Il ! \ Jorttt, nj Lib rn. TRACT ~ liB
A. II llis Land !, / lp#ad a meat aud
"n,rn.rn 10 TIN. aha.t LII" rty
D. pa" treu h,, Ltid e1ss. II rVr IL Il new obacco
Ia tor, wi'ha'a 'r't II waih : ,tty hands
aii tn the Iah AID ihii 90, hr - aran the prem
is's. W l.spn w"tt,t TRACES lNi Z IN ss taan> n
tn Ia eb.n tu AClE ,oh Ahoui hal, ii ,a, OF
H., L. ea3'l r,"t> / ,sh betto" l. md
I'm #taui' ml"rmHi II. nril. 10 Jran IN. SELF LIB
II Ms Ncr,dr. { 29#d3 vcus will he given to pur
clHe,ts II al III a." nal >r,uty VII require
Nm JolD n, t"mui' iiI,r
ali fhe i'et sh,nh l-ta tt Jrdn w! he sold.
'usi Ing al 1r." nnm Il ilors"S t,tr Hos Cora.
l. - T. at uirh tlcisls. NM Y !.
OFT d3tStlt tuur
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Markets.

New YORK. Oct. lj.-Flour dull and prices un-
hanged. Wheat dull and prices nominal. Corn
,yher; Mixed II to - cents: Yellow Sc cents -
Virginia skies 93,. Cotton low and prices irreg-
liar: uplanis and Mildlins 1876 Coffee, Java
auction declined a quarter to an eighth. Spir-
5 Turpcn,iacj0 cents. Rlte to 81 cents.
BALrluoRn, Oct l5.-NolhinS done in Bread-
tufts and all nomnaly unchanged.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
Arrival ofthe Star oft West.

INV YORK. Oct. lj.--fhc Star of the West ar
rived hero to-day fir N Aspinwal anil brings "n"
million four hunls cl thousand dollarsin treasure.
She reports tina, the news frm Fraser River
cheering, an tina, miners were realizing -
per day.
No new Indian difficulties had occurred in Orc
gan. The San Francisco markc, WIS active H.
speetei lIaxal 4 ur was worth S13 81 per barrel.
Money WIS alum ,nnt.
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Arrival of Mexican Dispatches

WAsnINGToN. Oct. lj.--Iicut. Ar. G. Jones,
bearer Of dispatches from Mexico arrived in this
city to-day. lie says the recent report of battle
between Vilaurri and Meramon rested on n slcn-
der basis; it is believed skirnish may have taken
place outside the walls Of San Luis, but nothing
more.
Lieut.. Jones has been appointed Ordnance Off
Ger to the Paraguay ENprlinn
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Indiana Election.

In the Third District Duah, Opposition, is elect
ed by three hunaied NM "ri,y.
In the FIRST District the election Of llnvcv.
AnIi-Lecompton Dem erat Is considered certain
another dispatch say that Ni'la.h Demcrnt, is
elected Nv EIGHT hu red ma; 'r,v.
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LATER FROM UTAH
ARRIVAL OF THE OVERLAND MAIL.
Another BohA m,H lie L,dtans

ST. Lotus, Oct. l5.-The Utah mail arrived Mt
st. Joseph on the 9TH inst. Thct 5. Troops had
nearly completed their huts and would go into
winter quarters on the 18Th Of October.
Everything WAS quiet in the Valley.
A battle letveen detachment of the Second
Cavalry and the Cananchc Indians was fought
near the Wichita village, on the lst of October.
Lieut.. Naucamp and four men were killed, and
Major vandcycr. and ten wounded. Forty
Indians were killed.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA,

NEW YonK. Oct. li.--rhr steamer Africa mr.
rived here to-day from l,erpnol. with dates to the
onl inst. She repnrts h'cad.tufs very dull -
Consols were qua,el NJ 9siaoSa, for m 'ney anil
account.
Bullion in the Bank If England had Increased
hundred md fifty ,hru>and pounds.
Shares in the .Idau,ic Submarine Cable had
advanced.
Three hundred and sxtv thousand pound, s.rr
ling of Australian gold had been received at Ly-
crpool.
The Spanish government has sanctioned the I'M
portation of cotton seed into Cuba.
Later alviccs from Turkey and the Fast show
II co.tinucd excitement against the Christians.
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Iowa Election

Leifngwcl anti-L"conp' -, has Il lnrg" maj l
itv in the vnruu, countir, bear. ir"m, and is SUI
POSED to he elected.
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BARBEE's FISHER GIRL. This beautiful pro
duction of the genius of native Virginan, which
has elected the most hattering notice wherever it
has been exhibited. can now he seen by our citi-
zens; who, we trust, will avail themselves OF the
opportunity to witness splendid work of art, and
at the same time encourage native talent. See
advertisement
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ADDITION Al. FOREIGN MARK ETs.

At Liverpool, tn" Market for Flour is very duh
Philadelphia and Baltimore brands a,r quoted at
Wheat -. to -. 81.
Corn depressed, Nclne 80! 10 81 shillings.-
White 81 shiiliny~. SPIRITS Of T"rp"ntine firm ut
5si pence. Rosn quiet At lo I" pence.
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Marine DisnStCr.

NoRrolH. Oct. 1.-THE L. y. Stenmcr Arctic
ran into the Steamer City %! Richmond, five miles
below Norfolk, dAmasin; the Latter about thrc"
thousand dollars.
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WAsuIuxGTON HOUSE,
PSI. N<SnVau.s. HOLM. .J,u

ntAv AONV VIII. baOl M syssu
I'llIS ELL KNOW II UhI. is oIrn ior The recep
II II the ,uhlc. having been ~ hnrhHIf HtNpvA-
- ~ tni prepared t'r the OIL
hNh 'gnn Ia ANY Other uihr huns he nutry, II will
Il" i lRsl CLASS h"nso AMI nnIhna tlrt, DhSIBOS ES
"nitAR'1AitN will Always be IN readiness III" d-pos
IT the eron railroads convey passengers aud from the
HOUSE,
share Of lhe public rarnas" srespec,f"ly solieiied
aug iSrf NM u KIN EDY Aren't.
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Of the session.
In hi, INSTITUTE n. only knowledge Of In In.
Greek aud HEIR h' acquired tsc,cs are iurns ed
cak ny French Italian and spanish langn Iw"
An M"i,r Lsnsungs rcqui'itc to entiiiu 10
graduation
Suh in IN old Il E'lrc,'ion as III" pno
GUtss If the Rhrurh tAftI1ENtf etaits
AMI AHD whai l. dur rAIct Is aud cildr d"m"n
and only will b, inir 'uc'd TIE .y-tem l > DIS oHA
with thu OF In-itn tiun. IT, rturc and 'Aanna
II AID III" Pratiir" vii" the Theory to develop
tail ex,rSr, and give the fun ST sccfL +" all the mental
Mr. WILL refers IN the Faculty of University Va. ms
In lsD > Rev Re-, Hyand, lIe.' Kchmnnd College; Mrs
Gen. "a ringt"n prof M.ree Rev ~ Nit he'll ID ID; Rev
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II Kinrk I.ynrl burg.
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Hampton : t'ullrg" and Hon An & aud Mrs. ENes
Ms reic,s Hon W & ires on ti"v jno.
trSd and " IN Kaiiurl, Esq President Farmers Bank,
Lynchhurg
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