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EMORY 4 HENRY COLLEGE.
WARRINGTON ClIrNTY VA


TvHK Pan Commence On IN. Ish a,
ns s day an the elose Of NE ys 10
me charges for the snr collegiate year Of a. vecks
s be sse Of Which eIeh rseured be p.d advance and
our eh.rEss for nto., Bsrd Fss and oostaoeaf e We
ak OF thoss seeking place for
s.rs to mote e.Isoy ,h .heh osns Our
oeauon rad- Of scholarshp sbty
s.eseni dseipne Thorough and high
rama OF AduAes have already pao
e Of College In the STATE Tor catalogue any par
ue ,, mor msuon azores EE Willy, Pnt
IeyeEe1eu Emory r. o., Va
WAnTED.-yorth the United States Army Cnount- y a
w Cd servieel Abe-bodied, unmarried men, 10 whom
WI be oven good pay board slo,hns. and medical IN
also wanted Apply at rendezvoas Pahkn street between
sI-dAea LIST Lieut., 1st Dragons, Recruiting onne.r
JOHNSON TRUEHEART
GBOCkRS AND COMMISSION MKRCHANTN
Cary 70. Nearly Opposite the Columbian Hotel.
JOHNSON, ID. TRUEHARr,
h~'so uorsh . johnson, Late Of Danviiie, virginia
p.v " RrIx.- asissnsn jeaEiv
JOHN q X E ME-
FAMILY GROCERIES, WINES AND LIQUORS
No. south 18th Street.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
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DRIGGs, PATENT PIANO FORTE.


hHIGGS, PATENT PIANO FORTE. -
WHO aoub.e sounding Boara,.
n TAILOR has just received The
e,hsaordinary Pianos See what the New York vi
The NEw Piano roHr-PerfeeiIon Il ouaIItv which
oeen claimed Tor the fiarc Porte The govt ~
ful makers have si len be done C
oIng me Instrument 70 the highest
minds believe that could reach
man voice the violin has been, believe the most ~
eet musical instrument To asniate FORTE "a much
thing worthy of the scientific labor 10
This desiderAtuu b hr
me new Pano patented by Mr. Drg and known rs ~.
~ --no iy6
nEAFNESs AND SINGING NOISES IN rxx1
- - lac, NERNOCs HEAD AND MIND COMPL AISfs-1s
my Tor The cure Of Deafness Head Mad cornpsu,s s.
sprlng Sardns ChArng Cross London Consunr
ss1e SHAh EnsnI sKxrr Fac. Registered pursuant 70 al
o. rasnent Secretary Joas PovK ESQ., discovsry 30
n positive method Of seeure afcrdng instant and $500
reei sufferers Who have been deaf B,
eans compound medieated applied 70 The -It-rn
one minute TO the Affected the ~
viousy vas deaf enabled eououtoae5
lev nights use N similar viii guarantee cu,e ne ,t
nvetrate case OF Deafness and Noise
EEnpesm and fees SUFFER- ex-r,.iy -
means OF THIS can permanently
part without pain
and forever rescued from the numerru,
oangerous pretendcrs
testioniab and certificates
neians and surgeons In England In leaf
cured and many hundreds OF pvs;s patients cured
" Anysof the Foar Quarters Of the Globe cured .
this dpeovey be them tie necessay pre.cn
Ions Irsparauons &c that VI. enabIs them positively % eur
be sent 70 the Secretary PowrtI ESQ So spr1v -s.
hAng Gross London England either nv pnt
oran payable In England Notes Country -nsier "
n,se sass OF mos nvesrate Deafness tss
In l1dkvinv r...
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TWO NEW NOTES Upon W
PIANOS
SPLENDID STOCK 0P PIl10 81

SPLENDID STOCK OF PIANO FORTEs.
AMEs WOODHOUSE Il CO. respert
- fully announce thai they succeeded . Wing rs
building occupied by them, their H&TN
Entire Stock OF ano Fort. ..
which are now ready for Examination and sal.
ney aso saved large portion Of their Hooks aud stn.
honery These together with purchased yoek r -.
70 neif Old stand within week In a.eantIs Al
q atteI
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noio-et Chairman Lee Committee
BRYASs TASTELIss vIRMIFUsR.
Ton ,hs ben 70, pretty Neil.
siSoasS Win n, a. ES'% pii.a prey
wa. yA.p, Mercury, and ssmboose
But st ns?;s ss: :. A ss; aSS%
Saves thous. from the tomb
Sold In bottles, price seen,s WINSTON Arenta
.aS ss. '.
asIay the cheeks. aai
cate NE presence Of consumption this pulmonary rsor
eo%p,s.. PIE. a s 80 ymps% and soon effect
=, Dr. MeCIlntock'. Cold and Cough MIXTURE
fssdy .ac .a up % psn . aS.'R. vi.
susur. ca,srh When nothing relieve he distress
rrlee 70 cents, sold by rtHrs wISsIos. oe2s-dln
the COUNTY Of Ansm. q s ssev RE On Jane. M,
10 ss az. ssis timber isr la. on 70
nss ., Y 9. s"Sps. orchard wcsd y
60 Win The land moderate cost bargain be
Tsass-ony small Gosh p.ymeu, required, the re.du. in
s.T equal last p;yis, r ssy s Apply
kHo.ard.viue Va, DC. 9o-c.s @. j. HANCOCK.
sUMMERDEEN wHIsKEY.
msnuissnrer q h,s Justly celebrated whi.ty b. the
now sPS ne s .c a. ps s: . 5 !:
S' ss GrS e. s . s "s ,o of II
nave r isPS p,ssS. s -, CO. e s1 % agent, 81. %
sey procured ,o me t,e Order. By man promptly
wh,y win DE sdS,l.. 81 4. -Se sy a, w ~ ss
dressing me AZ summerdeen Augusta county H. mar Co
H'nmono' Va wM. KERR
Extract from ne DispuscA
= oLn srssEsnEy WHrxrrwe have received from w. BL.r
Co bottle Of Old summerdeen whtey manufactured by M
Kerr o. Auguss county favor ana rrfrshns 4.
southern Wind and fully TO the imported brandies
NOTICE.
10, q ~. sssS.ss wsssy sS are ~ ,'',
%Ssc SUPERIOR can '' FURNISHED Z 'i sIaiS e. CO.
Diploma OF the virginia Mechanics, Institute.
This Diploma ~ The hr clas BY vIr0fafd
Erss IGsss,s county Tor sursasrren wsI.s,v 40
hbed a. The exhibition Articles Of American Msnuc,ure hs
W ne city Of Richmond on The 9Th day o. Noysmssr 1854
JirNs W. Lsvutss. Secretary.
- RAsDoLPHs Bookstore and Bndery.
%
niset~eod'. Msgsslne for October
cence, .nd shit chat of the green and stage 400
sscrd snd oown novel BY The auor o. Guy Livingstone
Woman Arl,e Al Age. and Countries. ny Mr.. rne, co.
Good Fight and Other Tales, By Chss Reads; Tne.
yrsns wIdmsnI Adventures Land water. By " 0e
HcS s-..,os tale. Translated nom N. German Kosh
Many Little Make. Metl. Translated from The German Of
I.dys pees., alnsn.c ar iseoi scc.
Msrrys,ts Novels 10 vols, ~ t1 each.
Isry Glenn OF, the Trials o. sesm.,res. by Arthur
s.sn Constructive Architecture. Including ehoc. .rsmp. Of
Memoirs q sossr Hsaau sssssdor ssthor and eopurcr
Lssas efns Resorssos Ia,hsr cs,io' I.,s,r Kso. m,
ass s mn n essmany France yns's"d and seossd
Out sfas D'Sasi sAsasv ~s w.-sss La, ~. ssi
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THIRD LECTURE.

H~THE THIRD LECTURE, BE-
49, fore the Young Mems Christian As oeiaton WIN be
aexeIed oy yohNG SANE ESQ In the Hall OF hechsnes
Institute, on saturday evening November O'clock
snbJeet-"Love, a descriptive and humorous poem
Mr. saxe win deliver another evening tho I4h
instant -s' NV '''''
Tickets & cents 10 be obtained Rooms the Bookstores
Mesde Bakers Ladiey ARobn.on Mr. Povrrs At The Er
R. HowrsoS.
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rCRUsTE ssALE OF NEGROES. BY VI

rVHUSTE SSALE OF NEGROES. BY virtue o, a
deed OF trust executed 10 the subscriber N.
bearing dse the ? Of octObr 1854 The Clerk
once OF bucknghsn county certain
suns Of TO VIM Scott shall MONDAY 9ist Of
No'ember lS proceed 20 sell AZ the ancton
Davis In the city Of Richmond for cash. the bJ
d aced among whom are some valuable House Servants
BY the deed Of trust Aforesaid
oe36-ds r. X. IRVING, trustee
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SPLENDID SCHEMES
FOB NOVEMBER, 1889.
Saturday, Nov. II. 1850.

GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF DELAWARE,
CLASS II,
To be drawn In Wilmington DEL Saturday I2
Is Numbers. II Drawn Baios -
SPLENDID sCHEME
Czptais:
prizes Of .............. 10000 20 prIes OF 9s.
prize Of 'o'1 20 prizes Of. 100
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u,RusrsAL.oP sI1yes-Vm :. !.

ton Rooms OF DICKINSON, CO. corner Of grsnLGp
and Wall streets In the city Of Richmond. WEDNESDAY IN.
I'D day Of November 1850 AZ 10 O'Clock, NJ foauins
,vss VIZ Eeoeeea aged about 90 her Joe
her daughter sally about 10 Mary aged her four
children s..h Ann, about Dick, about ophsia about
aud n Infant. - 'N'
TEENs Nv order Of IN. Trr.,..s
oele-elawSSkdids DICKINSON HILL q co. Auets
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NOTIFICATIONS qualified Executor Of the last vii and
testament % Mrs. Fra Cullen decd all persons having
claims against her estate win them for
Indebted thereto will make payment 10 the undersigned
oc2T-eod2v PATRICK CULLEN, ~ D., Executor.
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DFEassEsNSEssss. d ASp .sINeINe NOISES N TIM

oro W SokpAN- o zUN Rour a ,,,,.
Late Of the arm Of Breeder Fox
JORDAN, WYNN Sc CO.
GBNEhAL OMMISSION nERCHtST~
BASIN BANK, RICHMOND
" Produce and Merchandise - ' v
They permitted t. refer 70 yexxrs Kan. p.t 4 n.
CREWS - n e
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Havana Plan LOttcries
Drap -Four az Timss a MonfhI
". O DAWSON CO., Manager.
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From washington.
WAsHISeros, September 80.

w ApHAHoAO"t hNPsS.~S' ~
Z The President has recognized Wilhelm
Ludwig Kiderlen as Consul for the Kingdom
Of Wurtemburg, at Philadelphia.
The recent casting Of the principal portion
OF the equestrian statue Of Washington, by
Clark Mills, having proved q success, a rustic
pedestal is to be constructed, upon which the
work of it is to be elevated az "a hight OF iorty
feet. -
The place selected by The President is at q
very remote part of tho city, but Congress
may see the policy Of locating it at a more
central one.
The ED of February will probably, be
designated for the inauguration of the statue,
and Senator Hunter is spoken OF Tor the
orator on the occasion. .. -,
Mr.. Lisboa, the new Brazilian Minister, ac-
companied by his family, has arrived here:
Arizonia dates to the 18th inst have been
received here. The presentation Of articles
purchased for the Pimos and Maricopa Indians,
under the act Of Congress Of February iast,
was made by Lieutenant Mowry on the iVth
ult. Between four and five thousand Indians
were present, and about two thousand farming
implements, several thousand pounds barley
and other grain, for seed; axes, &c.,. besiaes
several thousand yards of cloth, with caiico
shirts, tobacco and beads were distributed.
The reason of these largo presents was eA-
planned in speech by Lieutenant Mowry,
and in reply the Chief expressed great SAILS,
Father" the President, and promised to con-
tinue in the good conduct which had brought
them 80 greata reward. s..'osI l.s,.
The Peniss and Maricopa Indians culti-
waited this year 10000 acres, and havo sup
,Dl;ol tbo 0,,ns1,nJ Mail xvifh lar 0n
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The st.LoI,isFair.

ST.. Louis, September 80.
Another drenching rain fell this morning
and rendered the roads to, 1.-The fair grounds
worse than yesterday, still the number of
visitors was as great as any previous day.
The proceedings in the arena began at an
carly hour, and the balance of yesterdays
programme was finished, . l.,'
This afternoon the amphitheater was
densely crowded with anxious spectators To
witness the competition for, the $1,000 prize
for the best roadster stalli6n.S zA4 ~ 3E(
This ring consisted of forty entries, and
there was probably the best and most valua-
bic collection of roadsters ever assembled
together in the country. az .-'i''
After spirited contest of about an hour,
during which the merits of the different
horses were fully tested, the blue wi-eath
hung on tho gracefulaneck Of s'Stc, l. ridge
Chief" amid the vociferous applause of the
enthusiastic thousands. "Stockbridge Chief
H.s sired by Hills "Black- Hawk" of Yer
mont, and owned by Messrs. Cooper h Cream,
Of Hamilton County, Ohio. Fes.I.
The regular prize Of $3.50 for the best road.
ster was awarded to "Green Mountain," sired
by "Shcrman Morgan" and owned by Elias
Dorsey, of Jefferson County, Ky. --,-
This horse was the most formidable compsti-
tor Of "Stockbridge Chief" for the 81 ,0OO
premium. Tomorrow the 81 900 premium fol
Thoroughbred stations will be awarded, when
large number of the finest horses in the
Union, including the celebrated Lexington,
will compete for the prize. 80 r
In consequence Of the Indictment weather, the
progress Of the fair was much retarded and the
awarding of the sweepstake prize was postponed
TIL Monday.
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Departure Of Missionaries.

Tho bark Ocean Eagle left New York, Tues
day, for the Liberian coast. She has on board
as passengers anumber Of missionaries, among
whom are the Rev. Walter Clark, Of Milborn,
N. T., and the Rev. NJ. L. st. John and wife,
Of Marietta, Ohio, destined for the mission at
GabbOOn, under the direction. ithe American
Board of Foreign Missions; Miss M. Melville,
Of Washington, D. c.; Miss H.G. Rolf, Of Lex.
ipgton, Mo-, and Miss L. Z. K. spaulding, of
Lawrence, Miss, who will be connected with
the Protestant Episcopal Mission; and the Rev.
@. Loomis and wife, who will proceed to Cor
siso, under the direction, Of the Presbyterian
Board Of Missions. Before the vessel left her
anchorage In the North River, interesting
services we're held In her cabin, when addresses
were made by the Rev. Mr.. Scott, Rev. ]. P.
Hubbard and others. The services were solemn
and yet interesting. - u. I'l ~
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Boiler Explosion.

p a. NEw YORK, September 80
A boiler in the Girard Hotel exploded this
morning, killing two mer The explosion
took place about six o'clock this morning with
fearful crash, instantly killing John 0'Con.
nor, plumber, and injuring tho fireman, John
Collins, to such an extent that his recovery is
considered impossible. The boiler was situa-
ted in the basement, and the whole building
was shaken by the explosion. barber shop
on the first floor was literally blown in pieces,
the floor and furniture being thrown together
in heap of ruins. .l'' ri
Two BARRIERS, sleeping in their chairs, were
thrown up to the ceiling, but escaped unin-
jured. '-4 r
The marble floor Of the building was torn up
in several places. In the room below there is
also mass of ruins: The windows wefe
broken and everything piled up promiscuousIy.
At the time Of the accident there was o
quantity Of water in the boiler, which the en-
gineer supposed rendered it safe, and the cause
Of the catastrophe is not known.
Another small boiler in the same room also
exploded.
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The lost BaIloonist.a

WATERFOWL, n. Y, September 80. Y
Professor La Mountain has been traced but
little farther. He was last seen in the town
Of Pitcairn, st. Lawrence County, fifty miles
due northeast from here, at supposed alti-
tude Of five miles. He was going due East
with great velocity. Mr.. Morrison, of Troy,
his agent, purposes instituting q thorough
search for him. al.tdan.aHas.. ~ Bla1l
LATER -Lamountain's balloon has been
seen at Harrisville, Lewis County, passing
over the New York wilderness, going due
east ct d great elevation. A reward of ST. 1000
has been offered for tho discovery of tho
bodies alive, and $500 if dead, A party will
go to tho woods tomorrow TO institute .
search. ii. t1u,a sisl, al .ds,iiI5,;i.l- "a
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Pennsylyania State Fair.

s PHILADELPHIA, September, 80.
The Fair grounds were crowded to-day to
witness tho trial Of the frst-class steam fire.
engines. The Hi6e~ia and Warrington both
played well, but accidents to both deprived
them Of giving fair trial, and the result of
the contestis in dispute. The Washington was
built in Baltimore, and the Hibenia in this
city. The engines built in New York have
failed. ~ sH 1 'aIl !..r -u Il
The Fair closed this evening and all interest
was conferred in the awards Of premiums.
There has been warm competition in Sow
ing machines. The Committee have awarded
the first premium to Messrs. Ladd, Webster &
Co. t.....avf
An auction sale of the goods on show was
had this afternoon, and fair prices were OBJ
tanned. III.
The weather has been propitious during tho
week, and the Fair, altogether, has been o per.
feet success. s ~. '4
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Additional Foreign News Arrival Of
the Asia. 90
NEW YORK, St

NEW YORK, september oU.
The steamship Asia arrived here at mid
night. Her dates are TO Saturday, the 18th
inst, and have been anticipated by the Cir
cassian, which arrived at st. Johns on Tuesday
last. .+aF
The following are the latest reports Of the
Liverpool cotton market: Messrs. StOttesfahl
report the market dull and heavy, the trade
continuing to limit purchases in an account
able manner. They reduce the quotations for
the better description of american ed, and
these are still unsaleable except at further
decline,
Messrs. Glare l. Sons say that the market is
inactive, but without change as regards eligible
lots Of American; theprices Of inferior qualities
somewhat favor buyers.
Messrs. Kearsley 4 Co. quote q decline OF
l-16@1sd.l on useful sorts
Messrs. Drake, KIeinwort Il Co. quote good
stapled qualities steady. The other qualities,
both above and below, are lower Sandy Cot
tons are almost unsaleable.
The imports of the week amount to 23,5OO
bales. Tho quantity known to be at sea is
$4,000 bales, against 80, 900 bales last year.
Messrs. D., X. & Co. quote middling Orleans
at 71sd., others say I'd.
The London Daily Neps states that the
Government has decided on dispatching
several additional steam frigates and coryettes,
together with o sufficient number Of sailing
frigates to augment the squadron in China, and
to at onoe send military force from India.
It Is also expected that force of one thou
sand additional marines viii be dispatched to
China. s......
The London Times says there is abb out FIVE thou
sand rather wrong headed soldiers in the vicin-
ity Of Calcutta, waiting q passage home, and
Vast - tbs East a.s,,,n;no howsvcr tbeir re-
a., 90 ,s,nnnt ;,,,n,. Mo. Lfs o. H''' ~
Stssn - s.;m r. TrS;. fo... ,oroo sron,b
% auos.o .o - et az - 1870 Gh;mas. @ Enn;rS
Gona;ot;r, .oconnis ava nnhlshad os to tbe
stats ns The i,onSon Sn;idsrs' strike. hut Il il
s,,;Jart sLot ,.aat nm, ha,. of n,ar a,a ros,m-
;nn Sor,, nndsr tha nnn, ,soc;aty ta,rs n,onosed
hvs ths m ' stsrs '--
Nv ~ naso;aii', .,ouo.d ~. Tho Gy.o, Eas,-
.,., Eli Lave pnrtianS Wanmo,,tb ON her
t;.1 w." tr;r ~, th. Oh oS 0ctoher ;nsfaad NJ the
,isth of Esntamhar and 6nallv sa;I from Holv-
haaS for portIond Mo;ns m tbs 90fh ne )cto-
tnhsr ;nstsaJ of tbe oolh of sentember. % {, 4
ms Jslo,, of th,aa veoLs Is tha t;me IN
,,h;sb M Scott Russel, contracts N ranair the
Sam 90 occ. s;onaJ bv fha exnIosion. and to mt
uaMso ;.s ~ sen, Ill., tbot oba Iro ;
wy nosS'. - s!I s1aS s. ~ MI 80 y
N wnea sHo saisu VIZ Soas nS t;mod.
iv ~ 1h;oh .i mu' hai1.ss o uovS ho a fonna ~ re.
repairs wnion sao IU,.s.s nn 'nay ~ ,v
ois, ana, a,.nHa ;mya. ;n pp;;s sa;s ~ have
~ ua~a ~, "u ~ $500 NC tbs ho;lsr
snown .aa' !ne ,nssa, Ss0n ~. ,,oo.Iw Do.
muss nas' ei.So S yeeI ho;1ar csnnot hs safsiy
MsahsnGu, ~; ~ .nav st,H ''A'' ANA'' ~ ''
ussa N ies p.esgss s.aM. a.. ,so h.,,th os
aG..s.s rom s U s.nt: .nt,e1w ' reatoreS I % Tbo %
the oPo "ae ahnioes suenosy
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Later from Havana.

"- y 70 NEW ORLEANS, September 30.-
The steanship Philadelphia with 'advices
from Havana to the 9th inst, arfiyed here
to-day n'aTis5 bsInif T.5c. d m ~
sit was rumored at Havana that General
Concha would be relieved some time in,
November by General Seyano.
y y The, stock Of sugar at Havana amounted to
!l7O, 900 boxes. Molasses generally dull.
Freights were improving. Sterling exchange
dull at 1l4H@l15H., Exchange on Now
York 3@5c. premium. = f7n4
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Congressional Nomination. . !

Y .F3'IJI ST. Louis, September 30,
The Republicans of the Sixth Congressional
District Of Illinois, have nominated John NJ.
Palmer to fill the vacancy occasioned by tho
death Of Col. Harris. -
The National Democratic State Central
Committee of Illinois, has called Convention
to be held at Springfield on the 10th Of Janu-
ary next to choose delegates to the Charleston
Convention. =" ,es-' }afrtIiJ LGr -}
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The Case Of Bishop Onderd0nk.

fIn Nn" AOnAb HePseanDeA W. -
4 AT the meeting Of the Episcopal Convention
yesterday, the question Of the reinstallation Of
Bishop Onderdonk was brought up. On o
resolution requesting the House Of Bishops to
take action on the suspension Of the Bishop, or
to modify the same so as to limit 1t to q certain
time, a very exciting debate ensued in which
Bishop Potter and Drs. Hawks, Tying, Anthon,
and others took part. The Convention ad-
journed without action.
II is rumored that .. majority of the Episco-
pal Convention has expressed favorable to the
restoration ofex-Bishop onderdonk.-
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Toyas News.

NEW ORLEANS, September 80.
Adyices. from Texas state that Major
Neighbors, Indian Agent at Belknap, was
killed on the 10th inst. by two Of thoresidents
/ IL that place, who, at the latest dates, had not
THE Tho ysiiow fovct was raging At Brownsville
and for thirty miles above.
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MARRIED.

RF-FLAGG.-September 2s, by Rey; =. q.
Flanders, A. H. Korpto Miss Nancy FIagg, az q slis
Mt. Adams. ftt Mt NHl .4.
MOORE -DI0RG An. Thursday, 29th inst, at The
residence of the brides brother, Geo. T. Moreanl oy
Ik. Morgan, all Of this city H--N W
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The Cricket Match.

~ ,.. MoxriEAI, September So.
n second mGtch ,wHs decided To-day In
fsvev Of united all Eoglsnd 8nd i've Cansdians,
n Iheland's AsSt innings werS ninety.
- Epglish ericksten will leave tomorrow
negaiug for New York.
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Kansas Politics.

-44s u LEAvENwoRTH, September 80. 0
Hon. Anson Burlingame addressed the poo
pie here tonight, and will probably participate
in the canvass for delegate to Congress. 81
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Arrival Of the Utah Mail--Later from
Pixies Peak.
LRAvENwoRrH, September SO.

The Utah mail arrived here to-day. The
Denver City express, with dates to the 22d.
inst, also arrived, bringing $4,000 in dust.
The increase Of crime In and about Denver
City and Aurora had become alarming, and
demanded prompt action for its suppression.
The State organisation movement has been
defeated by three thousand majority. M
Some fraudulent voting Is alleged.
The election for delegate to Congress comes
of early in October. General Larimer is a
prominent candidate. :, t,.l .,,'5l
A hunting party Of Arrapahoes had returned,
reporting contagion among the buffalo, kill
ing them by thousands. n w R6
Prospecting had penetrated to the head
waters Of the Blue, p tributary of the Colorado,
where rich leads haye been discovered. ~
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DIED..

BAUMAN- September 3d. at Q o'clock A. NJ, in this
city In the 10th year of his age, Peter Bauman ma
tive Of Lancaster, PENN, and resident oil cincih-
natl since 1915, 80 :. -, !. Il
Friends Of tho family are invited to attend the fi-
neral from his late residence, l9e Titb.sreeet, Mon
day, October 8, at2P. Nj.
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Eater from 9 Mexico.

MtL4 NEW ORLEANS, September 30.
Advlces from Mexico state that the defeat
Of the Liberals under General Doblato at Leon,
by General Woll Is confirmed. General VOLTS
forces were dcimated. .a,a. .f.-. !. -. ~,
General Mirsraon had re-established the de-
cree issued by Santa Anna IN 1s43, prohibiting
foreigners frensatszing Nsxicp With arms and
invading designs under penalty Of death. = ~
General Alvkfes wAs pfeParisg 70 march on
Tho city Of Mexico with six thousand we'll
armed infantry, cayAfy gnd Astillefy. J1"'s9~