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The St. Louis Fair.

,... ". rl. Sr. Louis, October >.
The principal feature Of the ia'r Yesterday
was the awarding of the $1,000 prize lor Ine
best thorough-br stallion of any age. Ths
ring consisted of twenty-three entries, includ-
Lexington, Revenue, Donaldson, Princeton,
Arthur, Waterloo, Ruric, and many othsrs
known to fame. After protracted consultation
among the committee, the prize was awarded
to Revenue, by imported Trustee, owned by
John NJ. Bolts, of Virginia. Revenue is the
sire Of the celebrated racers Sue and Fanny
Washington, and Planet.
The sweepstake prize Of $500 for the best
bull, was also awarded yesterday, and taken
by King Alfred, owned by J. N. Brown, of
Sangamon County, Illinois. Mr.. Brown also
carried off the 5000 premium for the best cow.
On Wednesday the balance Of the through
bred rings will be furnished; also the sweep
stakes on mules and horses. In addition to
the regular programme, mother $1,000 premium
has been arranged, and will be awarded on
Monday to the fastest trotter, Flora Temple,
Princess and Ike Coax being already entered
for the contest, which will come off in The area
of the amphitheatre. .
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Increased Facilities for Young Mems
Mercantile Library Association and a
New Merchants Exchange.


There are two things Of Importance wanted
in Cincinnati, which must be had soon. For
tunately, they both are congenial with each
other-we mean Merchants Exchange Build
ing and more facilities, more room for expan-
sion Of the Young Mems Mercantile Library
Association. The latter has rightful claim to
the occupancy in the building 1t at present oc-
cdpies, Of whstever additional rooms It may
need for its legitimate purpose. The spirit
evinced by each succeeding Board Of Directors
points out lew plans of usefulness and I'm
provement. So far, all has gone on we'll; now
we want more room; We want the Library As
sociation to be distinctly an Institution; we
call upon the young America members to enter
into the next canvass determined to succeed on
this platform--Extension Of Rooms. The Gin
clnnati College Building Is farmed out for all
kinds Of nostrums and odd purposes, from
patent medicines to novel schools Of medicines.
Let us turn the money changers from the
temple and consecrats the building to one gen.
eral purpose.
Provide elsewhere for thu Chamber of Com
merce, and devote that long room to library aud
rsading-room purposes. TO our mind the
present Board Of Directsrs made mistake In
not providing for the Ladis' Picture Gallery,
comprising very valuable collection Of paint
fngs by home and foreign artists, statues, 60.
These can yet be obtained and would make the
art department 10 College Hall promising
fsature. The rsopenlng Of the Common School
library in the Mechanic, Institute, will man
nsst to the present Board Of Directors OF the
foang Mems Mercantile Libnry Association,
Shst prosress s the order Of the day and that
they must spur up; the rivalry In accomnloda-
fioAs aud value OF new books is becoming OBJ
.errable. What provision shalI be made for
The Merchants Exohangey we suggest at once
tho purchase by the Chamber Of Commetse Of
that choice properly and building, admirably
situated for the purposc---the Church Of St.
Paul, (BpiscopsI,) on the south-sideo Of Fourth
street, between Walnut and Main. With a
doas rurmounung the building to give light,
n vsusd bs the most convenient, economical
Investment that could be made. Let neaotia-
sssas commence people win literally sub
seribe. .af
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MARRIED.,

NUKN--GORMAN-on the goth ult., by Rev. DR..
Greenleaf, Mr.. George Num- TO Miss Mary German,
both of Cincinnati.
oURE-M0RGAN--On Thursday, 18th ult, at
the residence of tho brides brother, George II.
Morgan. by the Rev. DIR. W hitc, Mr.. W. r. A. Moore
TO Miss Eliza H. Morgan, all OF this city, L..
MERIDITII-REEDs,i IsTrs % Haute, on the 2sth
inst, at the residence Of Mr. William Goodman, Mr.:
BUTT-wILLIAMSON--In Terro Haute on the
2lst inst, Mr. Chas. Butt to Miss Corneia William.
son, both OF that city.
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From Washfn gtOn,

WARRINGTON, October 2.
The most intimate friends of Senator Doug
las authoritatively deny the truth of the pre-
valing rumor that he cOntemplatas replying
to the late review of his Harper Magazine arti-
Gle, and further say that none is to be published
with his sanction or supervision. ~. '- y
The following officers have been ordered to
tho steamer Iroquo;s: Commander, Captain
Palmer; Lieutenants, Hughes, Hart and Hous-
ton; Purser, Clark. .5.. sra... a.t
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From Rochester.

ROCHESTER, October 2.
The Dtmoerm says that Delaye's attempt to
carry man across the Gcnesee River on his
back, on tight-rope, was decided failure.
He lost his balance, but fortunately the ad-
venturers caught, one on the rope and the other
on q guy. The perlous moment blanched
every cheek among the spectators with dread.
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The Havana Mail Service,

WASHINGTON, October 2.
The steamer Cdkawba was to have COM
menced her regular trips from Charleston to
Havana, via Savannah and Key West, yes
terday. The Charleston Courier says that her
agents have made every reasonable offer and
proposition that could have been expected, but
without success, to obtain tho restoration Of
the Havana mail service, according to the
schedule heretofore performed by the steamer
Ta1ha1 H...
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Explosion of a Gasometer.

.. .. NEW YoRg, October 2.
A gasometer exploded last night at James
Lightbody's machine shop, in Jersey City, while
DR.. J. 8. Smith was engaged in testing his
new invention. Thomas Carswell, foreman OF
the shop, was burnt to death, and several
others badly Injured. sss,H Hf.fT .f
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From the N. Y. Century, sopt. II, l,sV.]

This book has many features, both novel and in.
genious, which enttle il to consideration orig
inal work. The author comes before the public as
one speaking with the authority of experience. He
arranges hi, book into two great divisons: The rst
contains the theoretical scientific view Of tho SUBJ
ject the second may DO called practica and relates
Ing mind, without which no philosophical inquiry
be successfully conducted, Is the most prominent
an oppo tunity of tabuating his IDEAS in order to
prosant them more clearly to the rcAdera notice,
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From the N. Y. Observer, Sept. 80, ls5o.l

Here We have very elaborate, philosophical and
thorough work on great sueect--one Of the great;
by thinking men. The writer has given this theme
long, patient and profound attention, bringing OK
posed lie gives such practical suggestions as must
be inn Intensely valuable to every parent and toacber
Many Of his views appear TO us exceedingly import
ant, and in the cursory examination given 70 tho
book We have met with no sentment that we do not
cordially adopt. We desire 10 call the attention Of
all interested In education to this new aud thorough
treatise. .tH
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From tho Massaohusetts Teacher. septo

From tho Massachusetts Teacher, September, 1882
This book contains, In single volume, great
human culture Is laid before the reader and treated
In simple yet comprehensive language. Each of the
sis, which, by its logical ORDER enables the student
at once to glance at tho contents and see the con.
Win w ,ns pages ae srro OF ds
methods and plans has been avoided.
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Mr.. Ogden has submitted his treatiss to the con-
sideration Of Hon. Horace Mann, Rev M Russell.
John d. Philbrick, ESQ.,, and Others interested In
the cause Of education, and from them he has re.
ceiyed the most tlattering testimonials.
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tered. There hau Deen repols Hum -
that the Pope's health was so shattered thas
he would probably soon resign, Du. .ne ,a.es'
accounts say that he had perfectly recoyele,d'
THE Papal government had expressed salts
faction with the recent article in the Paris
Monitepr on Italian affairs. Mlnisteriai
changes in Naples are reported. Fiiauger
had Resigned the Presidency Of the Councii.
His successor was not yet known. Garlbalul
had issued letter, publicly aoknowledging
his admiration of the patriotic heroism oil the
nopulaton of the Italien Tyrol during the
TIL The Vienna Gase,ts publishes decree,
raising the state of siege In Venice. some
slieht regulations, however, Will commune An
force in certain cases.
spA1N.-Some of the journals say that GENE
raj serano is to be Captain General OF Caoa,
MICA General Conoha, whose retirement has
long been expected.
RussIA.--The lnvalids Ruwe publishes Q
telearaphic dispatch confirming the reported
anture of Schamyl, during victorious as
sailt by the Russians on CUNT. schamyis
sons and family were captured or killed: The
| Russians took five cannon. Their loss DID not
exceed one thousand men.
TrRrEy--The London Timcs publishes the
following special dispatch from Its corrs-
spondent: s..,a
| conspiracy to assassinate the Sultan has
been discovered. Two hundred persons nave
been arrested here, among them the Pasna Oh
Albania, who was apparently the eh'el ~, 90 mo
| troops are suspected Of participation. Inc al
fair originated with fanatioal party. =,
INpIA-The Calcutta mail OF August ~,
reached Alden Sept. llth. Ihe following news
came by tho Red Sea telegraph cable: A bill
nod hesn introduced In the legislative council
to tax professions and trades in India the oul-
tvators Of land excepted. The special disarm-
ina ACT passed during the meeting and had
hssn made permanent. The house OF Delphi
bad been derived Of all titular distinctions
and privileges forever. cs.,,.
Tia French ADMIRAL commanding In Cochin
China. had concladed treaty with tho
Anamise, and would probably start WIN ms
aeet 10 China. At Calcutts, exchange on
London was held at bb1sd' ov,. ..,.
Thsro Ia no additional news from China, but
nr;vate tsIepraphic dispatch ssatas that there
had bsen large sales Of manufactured goods,
both at Hong Kong and ShSnghai. lt was
therefore inferred that political matters hsd not
experienced any new complication. ,
The Bombay mail Of Aug. 70, reached
England Sept. 20. The news was e'ns'al''
anticipated. .uua
Tho Bombay Cotton market was aotive and
higher. The salt trade In India was eApeo,eu
to be thrown open, subject to excise duty. Ihe
excitement in the Pupjaub against 'ne manom'
edans had passed away.
eg.y . LIVERPOOL MARk.EF'
III LIVERPOOL, September ~.
B,eoastufa-Wheat steady at Friaysn - a1, a
, vance; western red 7s.4d.@9s; do. whitS ss,t9
O, al norn auiet MT an advance OF ods POI
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DIED.

CoQK-0n Friday, Sept. Goth, leIg after three
Of g. g. and Eliza Cook, aged u years and 4 months
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From the N. 7. Evangelist, Sept. 10, 1881
This Is of the most plste essays on tho sub.
]ect of education which has eyer come In our way
We have been much pleased with the style as we'll
as the method Of the work. Tho ideas are clearly,
lucdly and often eloQuenty presented and the high
Importance Of careful moral culture Ia ever kept in
view,
This work testiaes, throughout, enthusiastic desos
ton TO tho cause of education, and every thoughtful
INTEL tgent and conscientious teacher Will feel amply
repaid and instructed by Its perusal.
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CANNED COAL. Prime article, and burns with.
out swapping, In Yard aud for sale at lO5 East Third
Atrest, ..oHf -.'ff y. a IN
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iFrom the Cincinnati Commercial. ,

LbFom the UInc1hnatI U0mmeFohII
This is systematic and elaborate treatise upon the
most hackneyed theme Of modern times, yet 1t ON.
bodies more OF freshness and ability In the troat-
ment OF the subject than most other works with
which We arc acquainted. 1t 10 q book Of PRACTICE
rather than theory, and its value to the practical
teacher who Is not thoroughly amiliarfed with the
true principles Of his profession, Is inestimabe.
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HARTFORD CITY COAL, fresh from the mines.
For sale at No. l03 Thrd.street. 9cl-e
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| From the Hon. Robert Allyn, late Superintendent
Of Schools, Rhode Island.

.. WESLEYAN FEMALE CoLLgGn,
CINoINNATI, Sept. 20, 1869.
MEssRs MOORE, WILsTAoH, KEYS Co.; %
GentlemenI am under obligations to you for n
couple Of books lately laid on my table. The
work Of Mr. Ogden is Phi osophical attempt to con.
science the bssis of the noblest Of artshs art Of
teaching The plan is we'll conceived and admit ably
executed. do hope that every teacher desirous Of
Improvement will procure copy and profit by its
4"'''- ~ ~ w. 'i....- M 'l' ROBERT ALLYN, President.
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Old London Dock Gin.

MpINNINGER's OLD LONDON DOCK
MD Gin, designated for the use of the Medical Pro-
fn,sion and the famiy-possessing those intrinsic
asedicnal properties which belong to o.d and pure
Gin; put up ia quart bottles. For sale by
SURE, ECKSTEIN b CO.,
ocJ-c Opposite the POstofiCe.
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. aay- F. H. ROWEKAMP IS A CANIDI.
date for reelection to the office Of Justice Of the
Peace. 7E>u.I. Bep22tt'~
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YOUGHIoGHANY COAL in Yard and for sale at
No. 1903 East Third.sreet ...a ...r
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WINEFREDE C0AL.-The very best in the mar
for coal now receiving fresh from
the mines and for sale at No. l03 Third-street. i
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Democratic County Ticket.

State Senate:
THOMAS NJ. kay, 0ityI
GEO. W. HOLMES, Spencer IT,;
n. A. FERGUSON, Green Tp,
House Of Representatives,
VIM. J. FLA0G, City;
JOHN SOnIFF, Delhi Tp.;
JOSEPH JONAS, City;
PATRICK ROGERS, CITY;
]. +. WRIGHT, Springfield Tp.;
DR. VIM. JONES, Sycamore Ip,;
VIM. g. JEsUP, Harrison Tp.
Board Of Equalization;
DIR. J. T.. WAITER, City;
ISRAEL BROWN, Sycamore Tp,;
ff ]. DAN JONES, Columbia Up. oA
j F . County Treasurer;
DIR. e. D. CRO0KsHANK, Green Tp.
Judge Of Court Common Ploas:
IBAAO O. COLLINS, City. b., y.a a-
County Commissioner:
JOHN N. RIDGwAY, City.
~ Director Of Inhrmary;
SAMUEL BE Green Up.
[sepf9tt'l
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London Porter and Scotch Ale.

HEFFREY'S SCOTCH ALEA BYASS'S
~ London Porter genuine, in pints. For sale by
SURE, EUkSTEIN q o.,
Oc9-C ()nposite the p0stohica
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

NAUTIoN.--As MY WIFE, ELLEN A.
u ARTHUR, has left ms bed and board, without
any Just prOvocaon this Is to warn ALI persons from
trusting her on my account rs will not DO RESPONSE
O'e '' '0' '-' aD' N' ''' M 4. ". ABTHUR, JR.
NpwropT OctobOr |. 1850, oc3-c
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ROBERT ALLYN, President.
From A. j. Kickoff, late Superin tendent OF Cinoin.
...,. natl Public Schoolsl
= --.-- --- CINCINNATI, SAnt. a, lsLQ.

t' ,....".t 4 CINCINNATI, Sept. ~, 1859.
MEssRs, MOORE, WIbsrAcH, KEYS & o..
-Gentemen-I ia with no little pleasure that have
to acknowledge the receipt of COPY of the second
edition Of "The Science OF Education and Art Of
Teaching"
I have given attention to every work announced IN
England this country treating upon this subject
and may say, without hesitation, that Mr.. 0gden'S
treatise s, In its conception and arrangement, the
MOST SCIENTIFIC among them all. 1t can not b0 read
by the teacher wthoni great practical advantage; IL
Will prepare hu for the business of the scboo-roon;
1t will give new direction to his speculaons It will
believe, greatly assist to establish the business OF
teac hing as u profession. - t-H ~
Schoolmasters owe 1t to themselves and their pro-
fes-ion 10 give this book circulation never yet
by any of similar character Its use should
not be confined to teachers alone. 1t should find
place In the library Of every family, as the most
valuable contribution yet made In our language for
the Advancement of education,
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LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LONDON, September 2U---]

LONDON, September 2o--P. N.
Consols closed at 951s. American Stocks.
Tho latest quotations are, for Illinois Central
Shares, " discount; do. sevens of 1880 Gree,
land,) 81; do. ssvens of 1875, TN; Eric third
mortgage, "a; New York Central Sevens, wa.
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LIVERPOOL MARk.GT.

! : VI ." 0'Il % LONDON, September 2U.
Breadstuffs quiet. Wheat has advanced Is,
closing with prices still tending upward.
Sugar and Coffee firm. Tea continues very
firm; Conjon selling at Is. 4Nd.@ls. bd. Rice
quiet, at a decline Of 5s. on Bengal. Tailow
dull, at 57s.@57s. Sd. Linseed Oil 2ss. Cd.
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BLACK TAXES WRITE AND WHITE REsrGNs.-There
was disgusting scene in Brooklyn, New York, on
Monday night the event being the marriage Of
one cf the black walters Of the steamer Empire
City. TO white girl. The bridal party consisted
of seven black men aud their wives, all of whom
are white women. "There is no accounting fol
taste"
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POWERFUL ASTIsEPrIc.-pyrolignous acid has a
wonderful effect on the preservation of animal
food. fresh piece of beef dipped into it for one
minute during the simmer, has been preserved
perfectly sweet till the following spring. 1t IL
said a quart Of the acid will impart TO a barrel
of hams smoked flavor rs perfectly as If they
had been submitted to the usual process Of smoks
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AN INTERESTING CousTRv.--The Postmaster at
Tsmpico has given notice, says the New Orleans
| Picayune, that persons who wish 10 write to
Mckee can do SO now, provided they send their
letters "open,P as only 30 are they delivered in
the capital. This interesting state Of things has
existed ever since the 9Th nit. Before that time
they could not be sent at all, and now they have
go, take their chance by the diligence from Vera
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QUEEN VICTORIA Observation-Disclosures Vie.
toris. who will not be forty until next May, has
become entitled to the venerable title Of grand
mamma. 90 the 9th Of January, precisely a
wear aud q day after her marriage with Prince
Frederick William of Prussia, the Princess Royal
Of England had become the mother Of boy. The
news reached Windsor Castle, from Berlin, exact.
ly six minutes after the event. Had the Atlantic
cable been at work, America would have had the
news some four or five hours before the noted
time Of it's occurrence in Prussia All right Ode
Sauty.n
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VENTILATION MAp-Mrs. Gaskiil. IN LADY bud-
low. describes Rev. Mr.. Mountford an Episco~
pal minister, a. a clergyman who bad such a
dread Of damp, close air. that he left directions to
the executors of his will 10 have the faraily vault
we'll aired before his coffin was p'ac cd In 1t
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Az Excess or AFFECTIoN.-A married man says
that when he was fret married he had been in
the happy state Of mstrimony Just six months.
he loved his wife TO such degree that he thought
he could eat her up, and now be was id sorry
he hAdnft
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NOTICE. - The subscriber having g
" large number of accounts due and unsettled,
which should have been settled prior to January,
1858, would respectfully notify sll SUCH that s sc
counts due him previous 1855, and not paid or
closed by bend or otherwise by the LIST day OF Fe-
bruary 1852 will be put in the hands of the law for
collection.
Always on hand, a large assortment Of Clothing
and Gentiemen's Furnishing Goods lew for cash, or
to punctuai customers SPENCE,
Clothier and Merchant Tailor,
no Corner of Main and 18th sta.
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ZOO REWARD.-JEFFRIEs' AN

2En0 REWARD,-JEEFRIkS' AN
.psfGV TIDOTE, SPECIFIC MIXTUREfcr tht
cure of Gonorrhea elect, Structures, and similar
disorders. II makes speedy cure without the least
restriction Of diet, drink exposure or cnsDge in ap
plicaton to business. The proprietor chal enges 3
viii not cure, under forfeiture of $500. Further
the disease cannot be contracted if dose of the Mix
tire il taken when exposed. Repeated experiments
and long experience nave proved that it will radf
cally cure any case which can be produced. TAis
desirable result is obtained III from two to ten days
and as il neither creates nausea nor oiends the pal
ate and renders unnecessary all deviation in diet
interruption to usual pursuits, sound sleep or heal
thy digestion, the nuisance is thus removed as
speedily as is consistent with the production of
thorough and permanent cure. Its ingredients are
entirely vegetable, and no injurious effect either
constitutieually or locally, can be caused by its
use.
Price 81 Per bottle. Sole agent for New York, c
E Ring, No a. Broadway, corner OF John street
TR CALENDER, corner of Sd and Walnut sta
agent for Philadelphia. -
Sold by FISHER j. WINSTON,
fs 22--Sly Richmond Va.
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WESTERN RAILROAD-NOTICE TO

w CONTRACTORs.-EgGIS OFFTcE W. K.
r., FAYETTEvILLE. N. O., feb Sd. lo59.-Seslsd pro-
posals i'll be received at the Engineers oiee ct the
w. IL. u until the 18th day OF February, for tEe
9raduation AMI Mast nTy of l14 miles Of their road
furnishing the Gross ties fer IS miles and for the lay
ing Of q miles OF ira X; and until the ls.h OF Feb
ruary for the tuperstructure of the Bridge strCss
loves Little River, GOO feet long
good 70 will be required of contractors to
their ability b. carry cut their contract.
Plans, profles sud can be n the
companys office in Fayetteville. ON ana after tho
10th inst " A kUPES.
Oh. Eng'r and supt.
The Western Railroad Company design placing the
balance of the grading aud supersruciure 81 Their
road to Deep river. l6k miles,) under contract by
the LIST day Of April: tut would receive proposals
for N at aiso the 25:h inst II persons should ee
disposed 10 sus nit proposals. based upon an sproxi
mate location.
10 S-d;25th w A K.
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CTOCKs FOR Sale

STOCkS FOR SALE
~ SlG.GO0 Virginia State
l0000 Virginia and Tennessee, ID mortgage
2I.g00 Virginia aud Tennessee, Sd mortgage.
eight years 70 RIM
5000 Aanasss Gap lat mortgage
1890 Orange s. Aiexaudria, par cts
20 shares Richmond q Danyille Railroad
Stock
Is shares Richmond Fire Association
l0a shares Virginia Fire and Marine
ltn.shsres Lynehbarg Gas Company
For sale in sums to suit purchasers, by
q W PUR3ELL AGO,
de 20 Exchange and Stock Brokers.
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SERVED THEM RIGRT.-EIenry Cheever and Oliver
l.. Marshall, convicted Of aiding aud encouraging
the lighting of dogs, IN North Providence, Rhode
Island. have been fined $24 and costs each, max Ing
in nil Sll9 s.