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a2-Nxw Goops have received

sasoaaz b. SrssL, Dentist, Ofhcs
snd residence No. 2sI on MAN, between etE.and gth
tzsars. Richmond Va. my Wy
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~ PARKS PoINDkxTER,
rnRNtY AT LAW

VA,
VIII practice in the city of Richmond and IN tint
eouuties of Chesterfield, Powhatsn and Amelia.
&C. Office in Lisies Building. corner OF Main and
lItf treats se 23-l2m
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GREAT NORTH


K y { E-UAhnfINu THE GREAT UNITED
STATES MAIL.-Twice daily (Sunday night en-
cepted2 between Richmond, Washington, Balti-
tant points W est, over the RICHMOND, FKEDER-
IUkSBURG and POTOMAC RAILROAD, rs miles,
and by splendid and comfortable Steamers thence
to Washington, 35 miles, ali 1870 miles, in hours;
being comfortable ana perfectly safe rate of speed
Hours Of departure, 6:i5 A. NJ and III 2. M.
BAGGAGE, under charge of Special Agents
CHECKED THROUGH to Washington. Baltimore,
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k9 CURTAIN GooDs.
JOHN F.. REGNAULT.

{fY2 MAIN STAESTo
SQUARE ABOVENEW CUSTOM HOUSE
Of cTaTsis M1TESf4Ls Sc consisting of@ s.s'' A'n'
0"Si sATIs i1Si bE LANES,
INDIA silks,
fhthSH LsckGHkT1I,ss. eHsTIT,
GILT CoREICEs,
EsGLsa AND GERMAN SsNahf WoksTEp ptsSfksk baMksks
C0rToN DAMisK.
MUSLIN CURTAINS.
BANDS, Pms. HOOKS,
LOOPS, otHP, dc,
Which will be sold on moderate q rms, and Ii ade
up i'll h style which cannot be approached by any
h3use 80 thiscity The latest nngii.h and freach
patterns arr exhibited Will vito tie assistance .,
accomplished Drit suan. ifonl one OF the isrg st
Curisin Houses ia New York city sud hs OWE ax
Pc ieEc-, he IS eBsbis 10 make aud hang Curtains,
he rsspeottuiy req.iests those who desire CUR
TAjNs. TO call and examine his stcSs before pur-
Oh sinE. se2T-lm
ar RgaovAL.-n e. HOWE hss re
moved his CABINET FC m TTURE " ARERoOM to
tue isge and elegant trick stTe UTernor street,
f-w dolFs from Franklin aud rsceItiF occult ien
by ninford & 4orter, where he would be gsad TO
Hsv.as rnE4ge,i the aes riccg / the best Worxmen
he il prepared to execute +" ork II sl kEis in uis
hAs the best styie AMI at the shoraest nottce. h
hopes. by prOmpttsess aud attention. to merI. Con
tiuushoe ot that patron .Re shlch has heretofore
HIs country friends Hsa'd do yell te call on him
before making their purchases. - . ~
EUWE,
sA 22-im Governor gtTeet.
RICHMOND. SEPT. l2, 1888.
kf1~Ir IS WITH WILLING PLEASURE
-niYI ADD Ny TEstIsoNY TO the virtue OF BA.
SER'S PREMIUM bIErERs in making g per
manent cure Of an established case " DfsPEP-
SlA frusi which ! have suffered much Tor
tue last twelve K3onths. Also, Ely wifa Il using
j With cat success, alter suffering for meny years
soon az sommeuced the use Of them. wss sooi
convinced oi thair valuable Quaitiee cchiiienfly
Teconu. nd item to the afflicted. ). Aptxs
For "a By mes$rs. Purcell. Lsdd Co. and all
tho principal Druggists In the city OF Richmond, and
elsewhere il virginia. beI
EaS- Dr.. ACHILLES AsCoLrs Ufhce, cn
on GRACE STREET, BETWEEN 1TH AND sra.
MI i2-Iy
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- NEW CARRIAGE AND HAIR

Z9s.. H9s1H NESS ksP0slTvkY:-Ihs saoserteer.
Coach Making offers TO those In this seciion vho
may wish TO purchase. variety ~ Hight and tub
&C. All work warranted made OF good and durable
material. Persons wishing 20 Purthas rsspectr
fully invited 70 give call and exnmine. ln4ueo.
ments will be offered 70 their advantage both g to
price and guarantees OF the faithful pefioFmanes 6
the work. PuLLHN,
oe lily wall, ee. near 6t Chagieo HOeo1.
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0YFIcR OF 1Hs q. AND VIENNA CENTRAL
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES, RICHMOND, VA.

September 10Th, 1853 }
fSs- Books for the entry of ARTICLES,
tntendadfor exhibition at the Fair in Richmond in
October usxt, are now opep.
describing as ninutely ppisibe, the character Oh
tbs article 10 be entered, will be attended to- These
entire, must be made prior to the 18th OF October,
10 prevent confusion and disappointment
CHhnLEo DIMM0CK,
81 la-t2J0 Sec'y Va Cent Ag. Society.
e4- once in the Ballard Iou.s, opposite the Ex-
a. HateI
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DIaoRDDRLr housB -Adolph Mayunke,
charged with keeping . disordefly house. 70 the
ANNOYANCE Of the netghbofhood IN which he iivss,
vas naed for tho cffenea.
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ssss- SroyEs. RASaKs ANn Fnnx.nr,

Now in store, q full SUPPLY, cargo Of schr Mignio-
Bette- Purchasers are invited 20 examine the gI,q-
iig Of eur wares. Te especially rcrompsnd the
niehInond Portable Furnace" Bay s.Ate Cook
ins ha3se and Harp Cook Stove" Repairs al
vxys hand for all leading articles snla AZ ths
Governor Street st I'VE STORE
WANTED. Immediately, two first class work.
0c4 GEORGE STAkRETT
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Ar . meeting Of Artizan Division,
No, l2o. 9. of T.. held on Monday. Sept 9Th. the
following officers elected for the ensuing quar-
ter:
W P, John Wells W A. VIM Beavens; ., jas
Gates; A 3 9. Robt Armstrong, 81; ., ALEX b
~ Carter: i .. Richard shell: 4. Jas Thom:s.
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ArpsALKD.-Tom Hall. free negro,
charged with beating Peggy Wilson with stick,
was convicted befarc the Mayor yesterday, and
ordered to receive fifteen stripes. From this do
cision Tom took an appeal TO the Hastings Court,
which sits next Monday.
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THp FnvIrs or ExAucIpArrou.-W

we're shown on yesterday several specimens Of
fruit direct from Liberia. Among them we're
lemons, varying from nice to twelve ounces In
weight; oranges larger than the 0rdinary cante-
lope; aud citron Of the most delicious odor. We
aliude to IL In favorable behalf for the industry Of
thu Colonv.
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Gorsa AT LARGH.-Bevcrly Fowler,
slave TO T. Miles, was befors tho Mayor yestsr-
day, foe going at large His master agreed 10 send
ter ended.
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N- DR. JOHN B. WALTHALL, (H0m9o
pathistl offers his professional services to the Cit
gens OF Richmond and its vicinity. Ofdce ct his re
sdence, on Leigh street, two doors from 9Th.
f2--dIy
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u I'D Bit IH loy Of sf T The He 1SaTho il


Hsr. -. ,sss.ss,rusxJ NUTICE.- EXAI-
- ESn s BIlIoN OF THE UNITED
STAFr.s A.U tIAUI.LA GENITAL AaRtCUL-
CUnhL siLIkTiE ES Notice is hsehy given that
members OF the Virginia Central Grlt uit,rai Sc
ciet, VIII may ever tie routo ot this compan:
between " Washing ton and kchmond on the OCCASION
# the Exhibition of ih- United States and Virginia
central Agricultural ;ocieties 10 be held ii Sich
nond. comme9ciDg on Monday, 18th october. Will
be allowed the privilege OF returning Tree. anu q
ticket 10 that erect can be obtained OF any agent OF
the company 81 the tAe OF tskipg passage for kicf
mopd, pruvidt d the Sorety's certificate OF member
snip il exhibit 10 such agent a t1e time of pur
chasing ticket tor kichrioud. Persons will not be
allowed the privilege of returning free after becom
= sAM'L RUTH. sup't Trans
N. B-Tickets not transferable and good only froDl
Friday. ed October, to Monday, 7s November, 1855
NUTlCE-Persona eesirou, of sending stock OF
other articles the road Of ibis company intend
ID for eKnihiton at The United s,a'ss snd viTsn %
be charged the usuai fte8ht rates. Should such
stock or other articles ha returned in the band. OF
he same owner. no further charge VIII be made
Persons wishing TO send stock, must give POUR days
Goce 4 the Depot 50 % INF RrspsI s eas may
'S ONCE GhesstF& < &pRR CO. Rioh@ond. ISIS .s2s
r. SPECIAL NOTICE TO MER-
CHANTS FROM "HE COUNTRY.-FALL
STOCK or BOOTS AND sHOES.--We have
~ in store our entire stock of Boots and Shoes
osn pssnre ali him in want. Il they viii give US call to
satisfy them, after an examination OF our stock
that we have not only one of the largest, but the
best selected stock of Boots and Shoes ever offered
for sale in Virginia. They were made mostly by
special orders, aud are made so that we can recon-
mend them 10 our friends with perfect confidence,
auowing they good anu well made, and will
give much better satisfaction TO buyers than COM
mon trash goods such frequently sold atvery
low prices but prove almost worthless tothe wearer
We invite the country merchants throughout the
STATE to give a CALI and will pledge ourselves
20 sell on as good terms az the same quality O.
goods can be bought either in New York. Phiade!
phia or Baltimore. Our goods are bought for cash
aud Of the msnufacturers themselves, on the very
ers at very small advance ON factory prices. In
fall and winter goods. our stock will surpass any
we have ever been able to oner e. the trade. We
hal, be glad to exhibit stock to any in want O.
good goods, at fair prices, feeling satisfied we shall
not fail to please.
Is.
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soNp. Va --Bslvi6erc Manufacturing Company
keep constantly en- hand all descriptions Envelope
PAPERS, of all qualities ami siaes furnished nj
short Eogce.
e. Cash paid for RAGS.
GEO WHITFIELD, President.
0CaEs. supt. oc t-sm
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TIE PooR IN PARIs-The administration pub
fishes every year a report of its proceedings We
extract the following from that for 1867 :-"Paris
possesses IL hospitals for the treatment of diseases
and IL hospices or places Of refuge for the incura
Bile or for aged paupers. The support OF these diff
ferent establishments requires great resources,
aud the acconnt for 1857 gives the ordinary re-
ceipts at II. AZ. .l17f, and the expenses at 1882
llsf The ordinary receipts are composed as hi
lows LANDED property and revenues, go 92Sf !;
interest of capital 70o.065f. rentes and dividends
Isis s02f; eventual revenues, 214 34f; concssson
Of ground in the cemeteries. I621Slf; duties on
theatres. &c. ,3So 240f bonus from the Mont de
Piete, 259, l51f; reimbarsements by families and
communes, 1851, ,12lf: municipal subveution. T.
20! 1907 revenues and foundations, 546,2isG-
total, 1642T,1lrf.
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sALERArUs sPRINGs.-A correspondent Of the Char.
lottesville Jeffersonian, writing from the U. g
camp at Sweet Water, Utah, says:
This part OF our journey is very fatal to cattle.
from the alkaline springs and lakes along the
road. the water OF which Is poisonous to animals.
We passed in march Of 20 miles to day some forty
head of cattle lying dssd, killed by drinking this
water Quite o lake, called .'Salcratus Lake, lies
On the west of our road. went out to see ii: the
water contains very large per cent. Of the salt,
aud along the shores presents solid bed Of salera
f0g
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GSV0ass SoApo, 1AvAeD~NS~t
The eyslence Of ths above complaints at this sea
son has the ensct Of bringing cut host Of PROBES
sealy new specifics and waiie some few may o.
good, Eaany are useless and some even Dangerous
10 prevent disappointment. the best course 70 paI
sus 10 to consult your family ply Or other Wis.,
nse only sach remedies as long public experience
has pros ed 20 be safe and eieacious OF this clas
TYLEHs COMPOUND SfRUp OF GUN AhA
BIC Originally tae fayorite prescription OF an en-
nelIeiae, aud without advertising, hss continued
u enjoy growing reputation for the last twenf,
ysafs. In ali recent casss II acts ike charm, and
Ia Chronic cases, bronchitss Hopping Cough, GROUP
Asthms Ae il . ussd with unparalleled sHesess as
most f4dities viii Hastily.
Sold bI FysHER 8 wissrss. MEADE BAxEE- a
boDExxa, 4c. 1t 2a csnx per bottle. and IN an sls
Saat sad pleasant Losenke form. l5sf 4nd Is cents
tkopsH g N-3w
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Mss1Ise ov sYxoD.--Ths Bsltiuoss Synod of ~
Prsby terisu Church, (0id ecAooll composed u -.
presby teties Of BAltimsIs, Nd. Csrlisie fa. aee
Wipcksstsr, VI, will hold its sossieue q CARLISLE
commencipg on the 2Osh Inst.
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Mrrl Mamma cznurr. ,x - r..

MUTE MAgsIa4R SERVICE IN THE EplsCop,,,
CHURcA-Iti is seldom We have witnessed so beau
tifuia ceremony as the marriage of Mise Ellen
l., Of Boston, to Mr.. Trist, of Philadelphia.
tIuadaloups Hidago, which took place on Tuest,sv
morning, in the pretty parish church at New
Brighton, L. ]. The bridal couple were both mutss
deaf and dumb from infancy. The Rev Mr.
Irving very slowly aud emphstically read the ser
vice. which Mr. 6allaudet translated by sigus,
vith wonderful fidelity and rapidity, the bride aud
groom repeating these signs rs they were indi.
Gated BY their clergyman. Several times the
sign language fingered after the word-iapguage
bad ceased, and then tho silence which reigned In
the church and the breashless interest which an
chained every spectator, was almost painful--New
YTk ExDrsss
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The CHEss CONTEST IN EURoPE.-The chess match
which was in progress at Paris, between Paul
Morphy, the American, and Harrwitz the German,
was temporarily interrupted, az We are Informed.
By accounts received by the Arago, by the indis.
position of the latter. The London Express of the
20 September. an.ounced that the score stood -
Morphy, 4; Harrwitz. 2; which would leave Nor
ply three games to score to win the match. The
London Sunday Times states that Morphy had
won six of the seven games, but does not give
Harrwitz a score. There is very little doubt but
that BY this time young America has beat the
veteran player and established his claim as being
the greatest known living chess player. The
matches with Staunton and Andersen which will
soon be played, will convince all the doubters on
that point
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THx FoRcE OF ExAMPIx--A new trade 10 said to
be springing up between the Utah and Pledes In-
dams Of Utah Territory, that OF buying aud selling
domestic economy Of their Mormon ueighbors,
and are endeavoring to improve upon that highly
moral code.
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MP. MATTRESSES,

BEDS LOUNGES, &c.
he subscriber has on hand aud makes 70 order
CukLED HAIh, MOSS and sHUCk MATTkEss'
rs; FEATHER BEDS, BJLSTEKe and PiLLUWs.
&c. Also,
lk0s EsOSTEADS,
uPHJLsrERY WORK
Of every description done in the best style and up
on reasonable terms. "
1872 Hain street,
nT-Im sauare above new Custom House
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ALLEGED SHOCKING MURDER IN CANADA.-A few
days since young man, named CantwelI, son OF
Justice Of the Peace at Russeltowu, Huntington
county, Canada West, had quarrel with his bro
ther in law, in the course OF which he cut bis rels>
tive across the abdomen, causing his bowels to fall
out. He died instantly, and lady, who attempted
to interfere, received . very bad cut in the arm
from the Gesperado.
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THE ACcOMPLISHMENT OF
MISS v. A. TEMPLRMAN

has returned from the North, and isQSk
~ now opsning beautiful assortment XSS
of FALL MILLINERY, selected in NeV@S
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, which she viii
be pleased 70 show her friends and cnstomers at Ne
2l2 Broad street. % I-W
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DRFEssEs OF TIE IRISH CoAsf-The London
Herald says that the military defenses at Spike
Island, Ireland. are to be materially strengthened
aud those of Queenstown are also TO be greatly
extended and improved. At several other points
on the Irish coast both North and South, the forts
and batteries are being repaired and heavier guns
are to replace those hitherto mounted
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Pzo5EcnoM ~ oua Infsanss.-Withiaas ~ dsye
additional instructions have bsea sent e or nsss
roate, Win s vIsv . sbs prosscttoa ot AnsricAn
righsa and property.
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MIsxa's psArH Asp wnL--M. Crepsn, ct Ly-
ons, France, Who Was furnished with tvo meals .
day, by au old widow, for tnirfy.nvc ceutimes.
has left bs fortune, three millions Of francs, TO
this guardian angel over his misery.
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A CONFESSED MuRpERER-Yoe Platte, who died
recently near Detroit, Michigan, confessed little
while before his death that be had murdered
family. named johnson, near Fentouville, In that
State about year ago, for which he received $500
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ELECTION IN A MoEAsrIRY.-0u the 18th ult-, IN
election for Abbntt was held at the Abbey OF &C.
Vincent. near Istroba Wsstmorsiand county,
Pa, when the Rev. BouifAce WINNER Was unani-
n,eusly re elected Abbott. He h now Abbott for
q
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TIE GaAIx CRor ov EukoPs.--Ths Boston Journal
snus epitomizes the information respecting the
European grain crop Of 1885, derived from latest
English papers.
"In the countries bordering upon the Meditsrrs-
mean the crop 10 vsriousiy reported, bat upon the
whole may be regarded - equal 20, II not exceed
ing, an average. EgyPt wlll furnish foil average
spain and Portugal win not require any supplies
rom other countries. In Belgium and Holland
there 10 an average cropwhiIe in the Baltic regions
inciadsd Northern Germany and Western Russia,
the yield 10 below an average, although high
prices may induce exports 10 some extent. In
France there 10 fair crop of wheat and rye, oate
being inferior. The cereal crop Of England ex.
ceeds the average, and portion Of the extrsordf-
nary wheat yield Of last year still remaius in the
bands OF farmers to be added TO this years harvest
Other breadstufs are somewhat uuder the average
In Ireland all kinds of produce are abundant CON-
pared with recent yearS. The wheat crop of Scot
land 10 excellent. other crops being medium. and
possibly besow.-0n the whole, the United Kingdom
Will this year req uire smaller imports of grain
than 10 ordinary seasons. The supplying power Of
Central Russia 10 not yet determined"
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CHANCES OF paoNorIoN.--Tbe mortality among
sbipmasters this season. said to exceed any thing
OF the kind ever known. Largenumbers have died
in the Southern ports from yellow fever. More
than 20 have died In Cuba this season, from the
State Of Maine alone.
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SINGULAR AccIDESr.-Ths Hartford, Ct, Press, In
describing game Of wicket, gives the following
remarkable incident:
Mr.. Jabez Alvord had buckled strap tightly
around his right arm above the elbow, to prevent
his arm from becoming famed when throwing in
the ball. Soon . large throw became necessary,
but as the effort was made, crack, short and dis
tiDct ~ that of pistol, was heard across the
playground, and the young mans arm fell power
less at bis side the ball describing short curve
beyond. On an immediate examination of the
arm by Doctors Phelps and Steele, who were upon
the ground. IL was k und that the bone ,ras broken
short Of, Jnsf above the point Wlere the strap was
placed.
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RETURNING TO SLAvERY-Tbe Richmond {Texas)
Reporter says that Messrs Phillips and Rust passed
through there few days ago, with the selEen-
slaved colored girl Caroline, whom they had hu-
namely rescued from stats OF free starvation In
New York. She seemed delighted with the change
from Northern privation and unpaid labor, to
land of abundance, and lifetime security of all
the comforts of life.
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: LIFE on A WHALEsHIP.-There 10 q case now be-
fore the U. s. District Court of Boston, Mass, in
which 1t 10 charged that negro cook on board of
~haier was treated with shocking barbarity, bav-
ing been brutally beaten several occasions, and
his eye knocked out by the mate Of the ship, and
subsequently kept in irons until he eventually
landed without food shelter. on desert rock Of
the Galapagos Islands, about 700 miles from the
coast of Peru and there abandoned to his fate He
had lived for 20 days on raw crabs and young BIRDS
and was taken OF by another whaler to TAlcahua-
pa, whore he remained in hospital y months be.
fore be recovered sufficiently to travel home.
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81 uasIaa y !
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MELANCHOLY DEAfa-A gentleman by the name OF
l. Brooks, died at the residence Of friend in
Rankin county, Mississippi, q few days ago, under
very painful circumstances. He went from no
bile to be be married but Was seizsd with the yei
low fever, and instead Of reaching the Hymenial
alter, found an untimely grave.
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Texas FisHT.-A glimpse Of life In Texas is
thus afforded by the Brenham Enquirer of the
oath:
We learn that at . horse race on the Yegua.
Burleson county, on Saturday last, man named
herksey committed q wholesale murder on the
person OF Bev. Shaw. Matthew Shaw and r.
Hughes. besides woundiDg two others. The wea.
pom used was a bowie kuife, which he piled with Q
dexterity heretofore unknown. Kerksey attempted
to make his escape on horseback, but was shot at
and wounded, which caused him to leave his horse
and risk his chance through thicket near by
He was trailed through the bottom to q water
hole, where bis shoes and hat were found, but no
trace further could be discovered"
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CHEss The papers notice the extraordinary
chess playing powers OF . Virginia young lady,
Miss Therese Raymond, of Albemarle county, Va,
who after few months study of the game, beats si
opponents with amazing rspidity.
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rhoe, vcu ssefui chear Rockes knivss ase Mese
roma Who wants oass ~
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THE LYscHBuRo FAIR.--The Executive Commit
tee OF the Lynchburg, Va, Agricultural and Me.
chancal Society have appointed Dexter Otey, Chief
Marshal for the ensuing exhibition. band has
been engaged to enliven the grounds with ito
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-09

FIRE IN 3HK oaIo STATE CAPi7oI.-0n Tuesday
| moruing ere broke on. in room Of the State
capitol at Co1mbus, Ohio, doing about $500 dam
ego before 1t WAS extinguished.
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MURpER-In the vicinity Of Murfreesboro, N. G.,
on Saturday last, Wilkerson Revel, while drunk,
fired on his wife with a shot gun, killing her in
stantly. The murderer was arrested.
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STATE INTEREST IN RAILRoADs.-The State OF Vir-
ginia reserves to herself the right to tax the Rail-
roads OF the Commonwealth, one mill per mile on
every passenger carried over her roads In accor
dance with this provision. the amount paid by the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad into the Treasury
OF the Ssate on account Of passengers transported
over the road during the six months ending the
30th Of September, was 81 070.35.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-06-11
Notice.

K, FRANCE q 90,
Baltimore, Ma.