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ARRIVAL OF THE OVERLAND MAIL.
LATER IRON OREGON.

ST. Lours, Oct. T.-The Overland mail from Call
fornia. with letters TO the LIST inst, has arrived
No papers are received by this arrival
A battle took place at Four Lakes, 10 Oregon. on
the let Of September, between 800 troops, under
Col. Wright, and 500 Indians. The latter were
completely routed. and II killed and many wound
ed. The troops sustained No loss whatever.
The Oregon Legislature met at Salem on the 18th
Of September aud djourned sine die-thus giving
up the formation Of State organization until the
territory is regularly admitted into the Union by
Congress.
Several attempts had been made to FIRE the town
Of Portland
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THE ADMINISTRATION ORGAN - PROPOSED
CHANGE

WASHINGTON, Oct 27.-The necessity Of a change
In the editorshp of the Union newspaper as the
Administration organ, has been strongly present
ed by leading politicians, and at the present time
eff ,rts being made to arrange matters 80 to
insure harmony among the several branches OF the
Democratic party.
The President has been closeted with the Score
tary Of State for several days past, examining
foreign relations, preparatory TO his annual mes
sage.
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THE KANSAS ELECTION.

LOUISVILLE, KY. Der. 27-The full returns from
Kausss of the late election for members Of the Le
sislature received, with the exceF tion of one
district. The Legislature stands: House-Demo-
Gratis 80. Republicans 40. Senate-De mocrats q
Republicans Is
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tR- Cou0as, COLDS, HoARsENEss, &c

The prevalence of the above complaints at this sea-
sos has the effect of bringing cut host of profess
's!iy new specifics and while some few may be
good, many are useless and some even dangerous.
To prevent disappointment, the best course to pur
ue is 70 consult youe family phy scian otherwise
lse emily such remedies long public experience
pros ed to be safe and efcacous. OF this class
> fYLsR'5 COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM ARA
BIC Originally the fAyerite prescription OF an
nent phg stefan, IL SON became popular family
medicine, and without advertising, has continued
80 enjoy growing reputation for the last twenty
years. Ia all recent cas- 1t acts like CHARM and
IA Chronic cssss Bronchitis. Hopping Cough CI CUP,
Asthma &C. it is used with unparalleled success, as
most .nilias wifi testify
Soil By FISHER 4 WINSTON MEADE q BAKER. A
SoDEKER, &C. at IS cents per bottle. and IN an ele
CANT and pleasant Llz3nSs for "a 1z1z and Is cen
esr box, called TYlERs 'GUa ARABIC CoUGH CANDY
DROPS" 80 T-3m
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The Mtsstou tn Sardinia

The Washington correspondent of the New York
Herald states that Governor Winslow, Of North
Carolina, has declined the mission to Sardinia,
which had been offered to him, sud that conse-
queatly Mr.. Daniels resignation of the post will
not be accepted at present.
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sag EASE, GRACE, BEAUTY AND Con-

k0p EASE, GRACE, BEAUTY AND Cor
RICHNESS are combined in the PHOTOGRAPHS anc
aMBRoTYPEs sxecuted at the large Photograph and
fine Art Galleries of MINNIS, 1877 Main street. op.
posite the Postofice, and sycamore street. Peters
burg, Va.
Ease and grace in position, beauty in finish. and
correctness in portrsture.
hose who wish to obtain something really fine In
she way of Likeness. either il Ambtoty pc or Pho
ograph plain. in India ink water colors oil !ors
or Pastle of any size up TO the size Of ife are re
spectfuly solici ed to visit his Galleries and
inc his various styles of Portraitures.
Galleries AWAY open and free to vistcrs whether
theydesire work executed or not. ge9
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NEW YORK Butter and Cheese, for
~ sale by
oc IS I&GB DAVENPORT.
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Ashland Races.

These races have been we'll patroniEed. Yes.
terday q large number of ladies from this city
we're present. The race was a very animated one.
To-day another interesting contest is to come OF,
See advertisement of race and departure oftrains
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NEW YoSK Oct n Cotton quiet-Sa-s of 900
bales Flour firm and unchanged Wheat firm
southern he'd 81 07-(msQuotation should proba-
bly, pe ST. H. Southern Red quot. d on n H.
dag at sl20) Corn better-Mix,d t6@69 Va IS
se6h. fpirits Tarpen'ine, 81. Kosin nominally
quoted At al 62(1l70 hice UNCHANGED.
RALriMogE tsct 27-9lour droopng-HowarS and
0htns5 l41s@525. Wheai unchanged. Com heavy
old Whi e IS
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AGerman Sunday paper, published In New York,
suggests Morrissey as proper candidate for tho
Presidency In 1860. The editor insists that no one
in Congress then would bs so sudacious as to re-
fuse the appropriation of money, or to oppose the
measures Of the Administration; for who would
like to fight eleven rounds with his Exeelency the
President, to have his head aud breast stnashed,-
The United States would then have strong Gov,
ernment. He says:
"Morrssey, E7q.," Is also a "self made" man.
The Rongh Skins, Blood Tubs, Mackerel Boys,
Dead Rabbits, Plug Uglies, and other patriotic as
aociations and clubs have already opened the cam.
pasn at Long Point, Canada, where Morrissey used
striking arguments against his opponent, Heenan
E-q The following ticket Is suggested for the
Cabinet:
For Secretary of State--Yankee Sullivan, Esq
Fer Secretary Of the Treasury-Dad Cunning.
ham, Esq
For Secretary Of War-Tom Hyer, Esa
For Secretary Of the Nsvy-John Dob.on, ESQ
For Postmaster Generai-Biliy MulIigan ESQ
For Secretary of the Interior-Solon Borland
Isq
For Indian Affairs-Johu Keitt. ESQ.,
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AccrpEsr.-Johu WEIGH, a brakeman in

Acc1DEST.-John WEIGH, brakeman in the EN-.
ploy of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, on q
eight train, attempted to jump of, Tuesday,
while the train was In motion, when near the
Warrenton Junction, but fell, the wheels of the
cars passing over, aud cutting Off one Of his Iegs
besides which he was in other respects seriously
hurt.
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FATAL ARRAY Col. Samuel W. Davidson wa.
killed in an ARRAY With d. V. Shope. near Ashe.
Vile, N. c., on the 23d inst by sick on the neck
Both parties we're highly respectable citizens.
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SENTENCED TO THa pzSITEsrIARY.-Wm. Earle
convicted in Jefferson county, Va, of having sto
len from Mr.. Williams, OF Hsrper's Ferry. $3.50 in
money and gold watch worth some $50, has been
sentenced to three years In the penitentiary.
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Its Corner of 18th aud Gary streets.
la NERVOUS SUFFsRINGs.-
BROKEN DOWN AND DEBILITATED PROBES
SIGNAL MEN,
WHY NOT HAVE YOUR HEALTH REsToREDf
We offer you the great RESTORATIVE AND
lNvIGORATORl
To Delicate Females and Children:
HAMPr0N'S TINCTURE
Is truly blessi,ai We appeal to cur citizens.
Rev. James w. Hunpicutt. tbs talented and
independent editor of that highly popular and ex.
tensvely read paper. the Christian Banner. pub
lshsi al Fredericksburg, Va in his editorial OF the
VEaE Il fk riS s Hs spe4A' '' h
particularly in our '.iet, and all to purpose
We had dspared of ever recovering our health
when q female friend of ours impOrtuned us TO get
assuring US that would find great relief from it,
use. We briefly replied, ''sUe ,could not 0ire dol
lar for all the THctare Hampton euer made, 80 far
We had no faith in it, ner any other medi-
cine in effectng cure on us In the kindness OF
her heart however, without consulting us about It,
she sent and got bottle and urged US TO accept
a., to it 5rding TO direction. For the high
gard We had for her ana her oct of kindness. we
promised to do so. And without the least sg ger
alton We can truly say that before we had used the
contents OF one bottle we felt like new man"
AS an Invigorator and Restorative where gentle
stimulant is wanted we believe tsuperior TO ell the
ordias before the public cure for DY5PEP
STA, COUGH. SCROFULA and RHEUMATISM
with sl diseases of the Stomach and Bowels; IL has
been truly gu ,cessful to the Single and Married
We Offer the most valuable remedy, which thou
sands will testify.
~ Call and get Pamphlets and see cures.
Sold By pURCELL, LADD co. Richmond: by
Pet rsburs By MORTIMER MoWBRAY. falti.
more, and BY Druggists and shopkeepsrs every.
where
aar 81 per bottle; six bottles for IS.
so s-d6cwtH
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ARRHsT.-We understand that female was ar
rested last night and committed to the upper
station house, for picking pockets.
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Died

a Dc m inst. 81 the Nev Gilbert Mason. Dr.
r.tffHEK e 1jfiTLkN. 81 Hanover couptr, We. to
Mis- NATIVE a, daughter Of John Walker. OF
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Over 81, 900 bushels of rice were received at
Charleston, 8. c., on Monday last.
During last week, Sl35 600 in specie arrived in
Charleston, s. c., from New York.
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THE CELEBRATED
SExTETT ASSOCIATION
win give
CONCERT EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK,
AT THE
COHIETIfT4N HAIL..
For particulars. see progr ammes. Admission 30
cents 2t-4ts
A RRiVAL OF MISS J. WELL ING
IA TON.-This celebrated yorng lady. of England
where she has achieved celebrity, her to'rie un.
precedeuted has e. honor TO inf m the Iadies aud
Gentlemen of Richmond that she has taken private
psrlors az the CAPITOL HUUnE Main sire. = one
door from 9Th street. where she is now ready 10 re-
ceiye visitors, Qa6ies and gentemep.r v hon she
will inform all about the psst. the present ard the
future. il they are married or not. and when or
what lad or husband they will get or business Of
every description. Consultation fee from 81 nts
to So.
rY- For full particulars, see small bills.
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~FEBsH LEEcuEs.-I have Just re.
pWTt1 ~ SS h;p Eli ,,t no' y.
able terms.
P.S.-Cupping and Leeohing promptly attended
Can be found at all hours of the day at the Hair
Dressing Room under the American Hotel, and at
Iight on 9Th street French Garden Hill.
my 25-ts r. G. HOBsON
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(ATM. b DAVID GIBSON,

WM. h DAVID GIBSON,
w HOUSE CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
MAIN NEAR THE CORNER or srH ST RICHMOND, va
respectfully inforu, the Citizens Of Richmond ana
public generally, that they prepared, with the
assistance OF their steam power, and all the most
use ful wood working machinery, to execute every
description OF Work in IN ir line of business, in
manner be surpassed such as Building Hoases
If all dimensions repairing renodeiing the same;
suttng In Store Fronts of any kipd. She.vings put
up. Counters made &c, In neat and tasteful ran
ner. Stairs built and Hand Rails worked ACCORDING
to0eometrical Principles; Cornices made 10 suitany
style Of Buildings; all kinds of Monldinas on hand;
ash. Blinds and Doors made to order. and sent TO
ing, snch Stair Balnsters, Newell Posts. &c. Ar.
chitectural Wood Carving for Store Fronts, and
Capitals for Porch columns. All orders executed IN
= neat manner.
Wa D GIBSON hone, by strict attention to bnsi.
together with their practical knowledge OF the
81 Orders resp sctfully solicited. oi2-im*
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DtDUCED PRICES STEAM kEFIN-
~ ED CANDIES-As the price of Sugars are re-
duced. 50 reduce the prices of my Candies Thi.
has been custom for FEARS Then take my ad-
vice and don't be humbugged by those who pretend
to sell lower than the market price, and who would
palm off miserable stuff for ia i,suy instances nv
mi nitable Candies. Alter looking sround give me
call and then determine who has the best eocd al
the lowest prices. LOUIS J BOSsIEUX
&C Is No A., Main
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Nscr. G. H. SUTTON.
COMMISSION MERCHANT
18Th street, between Main and Cary,
&C 26-3ts hicnmonds va.
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rm. WATER CooLERs.-We have on
hand of our own manufacture, the best quality
WATER COOLER, neatly painted. Call and sup
ply yourselves at
KEESEE PARIS Pottery,
my Ats Corner of 18th and Cary streets.
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BREADSIUFFs are all rather heavy though quota
tions cannot be altered save in Corn v hich may be
nut down to SO cts. whch Is the highest for any
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n&- LcoK TO Your INTERBsT.-Hav-
ing laid In large and we'll selected assortment Of
GROCERIES, bsugntexclusively for CASH. teel sd
tisfied that offer great Inducements to those
SAMPSON JONES, Agent.
oc o6-3ts Corner of Main and 9Th cts.
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~ Books AND pREsRNrs, at the GIFT BOOK
STORE, No9a Main street. where you may buy
Book and Coli Watch for 81.
Book and q Silver Watch for 81.
Book and God Pen for 81.
Book and Gold Locket for 81.
Book and Gold Chain for 81.
Book and God Thimble for 81.
Book and Cameo Set for 81.
Book and Gold Ring for 81.
Book and a set of Sleeve Buttons for 81.
Book and Gift Book for ST. 1t
1NEw Books AND PRESENTS It the GIFT BOOK
STORE. No % Main street A.
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Financial and CONNIE, cial.
Richmond Markets, Get. ~.

Sales in New York Tuesday of $1,000 Va. SIS at
96a $4,000 Tenn. SIS at COO 93 and $1,000 N. c. SIS
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IXTANIED-Two CT three mems
w men-to good workmeu first rate seats Of work
and constant employment will be given. Apply
eerly to
or 25 JNO PAGE Jr
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ERESH ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS.
l. A. X. PAR II Err 6x co.

Ne IA IA Il ~ y n ~ CVs
Have lust ~ cotved their SECOND SUPPLY OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
making their assortment one of the most complete
and attractive they have ever offered, and at such
prices rs will insure sales.
Splendid Black and Cord silk Robes aLez
Rich BAyadere s'Lez and Plain silks
Black Gro de Rhine. Polt de Sole and Taffeta
silks
Rich Plaid and Fig'd valencias
Black Bombazines. Aipacas. Challics and Mouse
Rich Lace. Muslin and Cambria Sets
Muslin, cam. ric, Pequ~t and Mourning Collars
Iinsion Capes and BerthAs
Cloaks. Nantes and Shswis In great variety
Cloths. Casslmeyes and Vestings
Plantation and House keeping Goods
- and PULLED Cloths; Sleeps Grey eatinetts
auckland PULLED Cloths; Korseys and Plaids
Plaid Linseys; p1annels
Bed and Negro Blankets
Damask Table Cloths: Napkins; Doylies
Towels; Linen and Cotton eheetlngs
Pillow Linens; Irish Linens
Merino Lambs Wool. silk and Shaker Shirts
and Drawers
Alexender's Kid. Buckskin. silk and Plush
Lined Gloves and aauntlefs
Cotton and Wool Hosiery OF every description
Osrpets Rugs: Druggefs, &C. a. -
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WANTS

WAETED-At the Coffee Restaurant.
w No 2l9 Main street, two young men to attend
at the table, and two good hand, for opening oy =
ters SITS
XKTANTED IMMEDIAfELY-1h or
Wv four good PAINTERS. pply to
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RlCH DRESS GOODS
- In SILKS, De LANES. VALENTIAS,
SATIN DE CHENES, ROBE A'LE2
Also, SHAWLS in great variety, at
SWORDS & THAW'S,
% Rroad STRAIT
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nG- 1S.OoO-l8 coo - l8, 900 - The
Eighteen thousand SEWING MACHINES sold by
Wheeler Wilson, since the introducai n In ls32 OF
this STYLE sasxs PI an ar e Of ,ne
it he successful intr oducton OF this mr. chine in
to the families ard factres throughout the country
seems aimest redble, TO those who know the pre-
JUDGES against lew inventors in this line, liich
ex std in the minds of the people &C the time this
Mach ne wss brou hit out. At that time other Ma
chimes of GREAT MsaIr were well established IN pub
tic favor, ana the numerous deappoiptm nts 10 re-
gard to the host OF others tina had been tried ana
focnd wantir !" had created such feelr In oppo-
st'on to -ytfing nv, that whent the list Machine
made by Wheeler 4 Wilson was carried to an sxtrn
sve shirt maker, Mr.. Winchester he refused to try
ii but after seeing some Of IFS work he eonsenr ed
to do 80 The second Machine was sent TO the Wa
terbury Knitting Ccmpapy the third 70 Mr.. II:
Uriswold. of Hartford; the fourth TO Plaipyie-all
trial.
Two were taken 10 Troy, the great mar ufactory #
tce Of Ar Gard1er. an extensive shirt manufactu
rer, and the result of these trials awaited tt
In three weeks Mr. Gardiner purchased, for three
thousane dollars, ore undivided half of the right to
sell these ID ichines in Rem selaer connty alone
After two months trial, Mr. Winchester paid
q large sum for similar right in New Baven coun-
IT, and is NJ running 60 OF them in his own fac,o
~ From that time. the reputation ard amount of
sales of this Machine have adiiy increased. until
it has reaches The proud position go justly accorded
it-ofpre eminent superiority
Wilson's invention OF the rotating hook, to super
donbtedy the creates: Of inv. ntive ge
MUS bestowed on the sEW NC MACHINE. and the
fortunate author is recsiving tie just reward of
gener us ana spprecistive public.
1t is scarcely TVS ears since it was first announc
ed III the office of the Company that they hsd sold.
during the last quarter, many Machines as sny
working under Howes licepse; and now they sell
ttUce many any one, and almost as many as all
the others together.
These facts warrant me in recommending this Ma
chine. with the greatest confidence. to purchasers
The reduction in the prices Of these Machines on
the first of October puts them within the reach of
many who would otherwise have bought cheap aud
wort hless ones. have done without this now gen
orally acknowledged necessary adjunct to the well
ordered household
Price from $50 to Sis. Terms ash invariably.
Nocharge for packing. shipping. or instructions.
livery Machine warranted TO be represented.
Office 227 MAR street, Richmond. Va
&C 26-2tTuaTh* Ell CRAIGE, Agent,
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n h<A ASH AND (VA.)
$GA6HAX RACES

n kASA "A % II II n W va.
$laEaxSt&X RACES.
FALL MEETING 1855
Third Day-THURsDAY.-Jockey Club Purse $1,000,
four mile heats.
d Mcdaniel enters b h Little Greek, by Billy
TONNES. ont of the dam of Red Eye-5 years cid
10 lbs. Dress blue and white.
T and T W boswell enter h slasher, by Childe
Harf cid. dam Sarah Washington, by ElnRaree-4
years old. 100 lbs. Dress orange and white
H Dickinson Co, enter oh b shecsoe, by Tai
ly-Ho. dam Betsy White. by Goliah. Dress fancy.
The racs will commence punctually at half
past o'ccck,P n, aud raius will lea We the Depot
in Richmond at Ii and IL O'Clock, ttopping at the
Fsir Grounds ten minutes for passengers
Fare including admission to the Course, for the
round trip, 81 50.
JAMES M TAYLOR, Proprietor.
ASHLAND, Va =, Oct 9Th 1883. o. 2s~lt
CLOAK AND
DEPOT.
60 Main street.
CLOAKS for Ladies',
Misses and
Children. oc 2S-1t*
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1@ Stoves, RANGES AND FURNACES.
Now in sforea full supply. cargo of schr Mignio-
nette: Purchasers are invited - examine the atal
ity Of our wares We especially recommend the
Richmond Portable Furnace, Bay State Cookins
Range and Harp Cook Stove.
Repairs always hand for all leading articles sold
at the Governor Street Stove Store
m Wanted Immediately two first class workmen
oc Is GEORGE hTARkETT.
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~ WHEELER s. WILSON.
WHErLER WILSON.
WHkELER WILSON.
WHEElER WILSON
The great Patent decision case Was In favor Of
WHEKLsR h WILSON,
WHEELER WILSON.
WHxELER WILSON.
WHKELER WILsnN.
cface-z2 Mein st.. Richmond. &C T-W&Ss
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- FprcrAL NorIcB The attention
Of the public ID ssh cd 10 my sale Of about vaIua-
lsfh sfrtef, az der the Exchange Hotel. THE EVE
- sslit Auctioneer.
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- cPrcrAI Norlcs.---Th attention
of Grocers snd cihars h requested TO The sale o.
0yscsriss fiauors Ac to take place ct The gtore cf
Wiiitan,s Fro, rorn IT Broad and Ihird sns
- 81 - ~ " - Auctioneef.
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The Richmond Enauirer.

~ "sVuwtUmW 6uq0HEUb.
TIE Enquirer made its appearance yesterday
with enlarged dimensions and new type, and pre-.
ssnts handsome and attractive appearance.
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CO-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE-The
~ subscribers beg leave to inform the citizens of
Richmond and the ublic generally, that they have
GREEN DAVIS, for tho purpose of carrying on
the GRANITE BUSINESS. in all of its branches;
werk that may be offered to them in their line ii,
the most wors man like manner, and ON reasonable
terms One of Them can always be found at their
yard, On 9th street. side of the canal near the
armory. SAM'L s GREEN
~, OLIVER DAVIS.
M Inn
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THE "FISHER GIRL"
"GRATIrupR y


THREE EXHIBITIONS IN ONE. near the On.
trance of the Fair Grounds.
JANE CAMPBELL. the largest woman living
but ls years of age, Weighing s28 pounds will per
form with her pet Anaconda 20 feet in lns III let.
ting ID col around her neck end waisf.
The INPANT LAMBERT, boy hnt YEARS
of AGE. WEIGHING nearly $50 POUNDS npoa.
surfing rearls FEET AROUND TIE Chef
over two feet around the leg well rropcs toned sd
In perfect health, accom- snied By bis mother who
is but 2e years of age. will make their first appear
ancs here.
MAGGIE. the beautiful and Interesting philadel
phia big BABY" % months Of age.
: The AFRICAN TIPBOE. the only b. i.isnt color.
ed AFRICAN SEX SENT, and the LARGEST nNY
IN THIS COUNTRY. 10 fet in length. will coil
around the neck and waist Of Madam Frances the
UNRIvALbEO SNAKR-TA+ER. who viii ai.o
give q thrilling performance with tsoisrse PINH
SNAKES, and with amonsfrors TIL sNsER
Also, perfectly life like WsX sTATUAHY, Of
the greatest hpmsn curioties that ever lived
The REAR-W0NAN, the H0kNEr-W MAN.
TOM THUMR Miss Reid the FAIRY QUEEN and
the Double headed Child. born In Pennsyivar,s -
TO he zee on the south side NJ Main street near
the entrance gate" during the Fair.
Admttance Is cents-chi'dren and servsbts II
NJ "A
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N RICHMOND THEArRE.-
THE GREATEST BILL YETI
rae grand Romantic Spectacle of the
SEA or ICEl
FoR THIS NIGHT ONLY.
The SEA OF ICE TONIGHT
THE SEA OF ICE TONl0HTI
THE FROZEN REGIONS TO NIGHT
TERRIFIC STORM At SEA-
VALLEY IN MEXICO!
BEAUTIFUL DANCING
LOTTERY TICKET O-NIGHrf
LOTTERY TICKET TONIGHT
DON'T L0sE THIS oppaaruNIpy,
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nR. JEFFEIES' ANTlD0TE, Crcss
- mans Specific, and lLoriots Pellets excellen,
preparations. for sale by
WAXING 4 PEAROE, Druggists,
&C 70 Broad street above OH
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A few

~ Ladies and Gentlemen to learn respectable
from So to IS per day profit in any city in the world
ANY can learn it in four {, days perfectly
Taught on very reasonable terms. The only art Of
the kind in the world. Show Room open daily free
of charge. Please apply to DR.. K. LOVE, Inventor,
and see tor yourselves free of charge. Corner of 9th
and Broad streets.
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TRY the Virginia Worm Killer, pre-
= pared by
CTS 7 pTCOT prucoist
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a LbEMAkLE APFLEE.-
= BELL FLeWERs and PIppINs. 10. nom
MAssie's orchard
I'd and for taie By
ocN-Hs 1A0LAsD DROTHlR.