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SPECIAL NOTICES.
second supply OF Splendid -.
siL KS, DRESS GOODS. &o
WATKINS &c FICKLEN,
WnoLRSALK AND RETAIL Du.rppa I'M
Y GOODS.
io9 hfaia .Strssf R,chsnos5

~ IL " - - ID y,
10Y aa,a Street, Richmond.
We nave selected with great care and ara rs-
snnar, os various arrivals our second supply OF
DRY GOODS
TOT autumn and Winter sales-among which will
CHOICEST DREsess g sfnSssarELouRs s"Ins saf ME-
in Ssw P9phrss s,a dS1 Rb'EaadNE
MAGENTA, Sni Black and Fuchs.
MARGuERlTE, Magenta and Gold,
MAUVE, Blue and Gold,
PEACH BLOOM, MSTsueri,e NSn and n,ssrt,
onI COLLECTION of these rare and beautiful goods,
forms one Of the most select and tasteful assort,
In TRAVELIN AND MEDIUM DRESS
N EWRRNn NE anYe iIssh and handsome variety.
PolNrED and Patti Lace COLLARS, IappIng IN
lp1nt. ia9sd Also, new LACE SETS White and Co
&c. ~ NAOh Di" ihA0'
oRNc II NcdoAKS L Ks, AND ,MANTILLAs, OF our
and Colored Cloths in the Arab. Opera and Zou-
ave style, and other Paris patterns. our assort-
Orders o WA wIapsns as s4so%ted SECUTED
taleW SrW hsqTs' Rqn GF not,Se:,S n%rS -
sc99ii2ped WrLstlets choice novelty.
t,dl hdp ga GApMThhTS N Stls F,guIsd Velvet tops
AND, TAPEsTRY cARPETs cAtfRIPE1T and n hS RIGS Gift1 n
new designs, has just been replenlshed, and offers
inSqrncements Sr IN quality and price.
WHITE GOODS
IRISH LINENS,
TABLE DAMASKS,
CURTAIN GOODS
LINEN SHEE fINGS
-, ,,,,r,,, Bleacheo LONG CLOTHS,
CLOTHS, CASSlMERES and VtSTINGS, 1''
SATTlNETS, for Factories
BLANKETS, Wv ms
BROWN CoTToNs,
OZNABURGS and
We invite the especial attention of all CASH and
PROMPT CREDIT buyers, assuring the closest and
most discriminating that tney will find unusual adj
van Ak ees IN our terms and prices.
A Wholesale Buyers also supplied on the best
terms. and prices gRdrdatted.
Watkins & FICKLEN
N. B-A splendid assortment of Dress and
Cloak TdIMMINGS, in all the new colOrs
oc Its W & F.
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SUPERIORITY OF AMERICAN SHIPs-The
clipper ship Lightning, built by Donald Me-
Kay, in Boston, Mass, tor Bain's line between
Liverpool and Australia, has beaten every
ship on that route. In ii voyages out and back
her average time was emily n days, the shortss
passage being OoH days, the longest IS days
The American built ship Red Jacket is alss
very fast, and is III the same line. In II yoy-
ages her average time, out aud back, was only
So days.
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Mechanics Institute The interesting exhi-
bitIon at the Institute closes tonight. The
list OF premiums will be read, aud we hope
the attendance will be large. Doubtless many
will avail themselves of the last opportunity
10 visit this pleasant resort. The glass blow :
ers will offer their best prizes the band will
perform their best music; and every thing will
combine TO make the evening agreeable 10 the
throng.
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Cruelty TO a WJe.-David Muldoon was ar
raigned before the Mayor yesterday, charged
with assauiting and beating his wife Bridget.
The poor woman told the Old story OF domes tic
tyranny, and NJ uldoon was committed 10 iaiI
In default OF security to keep the peace. As
he took his seat IN the prisoners box, he ut
tered some threats which were overheard by
the officers, and the Consequence was an addi-
ton TO the penalty first imposed.
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EXTENSIVE E5TABLIsHMRNT.-Ani immense
mill Is now In process of construction, at
Lewistown, Maine, which will cost a sum to-
tai of S7OO,000-the buildings s20OOO0 the ma
chinery, S500,0O0. It's working capacity will
be a5, 900 spindles, and il will give employment
to about l 900 persons. Ii will be In operation
about the beginning of April next.
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DEATH OF "OLp JOE SwEENEY."-The ban
joist, "Old Joe Sweeney died in Appomattox,
Va, on Saturday evening, the 27tn inst, al
about the age Of as years. He mad travelled ex-
tensively III Europe, and almost entirely over
the United s ates, and enjoy ed, probably, a
greater repu talion than any other man as u
banjoist, having been the first "artist" 10 in
troduce the banjo at public coAcerts.
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UA Leeches! Leeches.! Leeches.!!-l
have jp -treceived, by Adams' Express, lot of
fresh Z NEDiSH LEECHES, the very best, and
large SIZE, which Will be applied upon the most
reasonable terms -
r. S.-CUPPING and LEECHlNG promptly at
tended to- can he found at all hours of the day at
the HAIR DRESSING ROOM, under the Ameri.
oan Hotel entrance on llth street, and al night
az I9-ts r.. C. HOBSON.
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SINGULAR SUIoIDK-The Guelph &C. W.
Advertiser states that, on the 2Uth inst James
Black, an innkeeper, of New Berwick, went
into a field near Guelph where some boys were
burning brush, and sat down on the burning
pile. The boys dragged him off several times,
but he still persisted in returning to the burn
ing brands. Al last some men took him away;
but he only survived a few hours.
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THE ACCIDENT AT THE Coal MIERs.--The
names of the laborers killed by the accident at
the Pennsylvania coal mines near Fort 9rif-
hth, were as follows: Killed-James Curry,
Michael Delany, Patrick Maharty, John Nor
rIs, Michael NJ. Ginnis, Thos. Finn, miner,
VIM. Templer. Fatally injured-Joh Mehen,
John Harrison.
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SHOCKING MURDEa.-rhe Erie (Pa) Ga
zette states that an Irishman, a few days ago,
attempted TO kali German family in Concord
township. He wounded the mother severely
with a butcher knife, killed a child, seven
years old, outright, and cut another child SO
dan gerously that its life is despaired of He
was finally secured, but neither his name nor
that Of his victims is given.
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The Doek-Business is very lively about the
Dock at the present time. A large number OF
vessels arrived yesterday and the day before.
and several were reported at City Point. The
proportion of coal vessels is greater than
ever Anthracite is now selling at about 81
per ton. The arrivals show that the demand
is great, even at the advanced price Those
citizens who secured their supplies in the am
mer saved no small amount of money by
their prudent forethought.
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A MEETING OF GovERNoRs.-Four gen tlemen

n W BETTING UF OUF EhNUHS.-FU OUT gen HIItIIItH
who are filling or who are elected TO fill guber-
Material chairs, were at the Revere House,
Boston, on Thursday last, namely Gov.
Banks, of Massachusetts, Gov. Goodwin, of
New Hampshire; Hon. Israel Washburn, Jr.,
Governor elect of Maine, and Col. Curtin,
Governor elect OF Pennsylvania. The meet
ing was wholly accidental, neither of the
gentlemen had made an appointment to meet
the others
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CAPTURED AFRICANS. - The three young
Africans captured on board the bark w. r.
Kibbey, and brought into New York, arrived
IN Alexandria, Va, Monday, on board the
Washing ton, where they will be taken in
charge by the Colonization Society.
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SIR HARRY SMITH.-Gen. Sir Harry Smith,
who died i'll London on the 10th inst., served
in the Peninsular war, under Wellington, and
was present at the battle of Waterloo. He was
in the Kaffir war in lS3i-'35, and in 1910 pro-
ceeded to India, was in the action of Maharai-
pore, the campaign of the Sutlej, and obtained
a brilliant victory over the Sikhs at Aliwal.-
He afterwards became Governor of the Cape
of Good Hope, where he defeated the rebel
Beers at Boom Plats.
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RoBBERY.-A gentleman from New Orleans
was last week robbed in the streets of Glas-
gov, Scotland, by woman, OF a pocket book
con taining check for f3o3, bill for f4O0
prOmissorv note for 81, SUI, a bill of exchange
Tor $4,000, bill for Sil5, bill tor ECO or f70,
and nine fl bank notes.
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r. All Medicines should be Prepared by

"a All MedlclneS shouId De Prepafed by
REGULAR PHYSICIAN.
DR.. j. s. ROSES COUGH SYRUP, for Cough
Colds. Hoarseness, Bronchitis, and that lion OF
diseases, Consumption. Prlce SO cts. and 81.
DR.. s. ROSES BUCHU COMPOUND, for all
diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder. This prepa-
ration is positive cure. Price 50 cts.
DR. j. S. ROSES PAIN CURER, for Rheuma-
tism. Cholic, Cramps, Pains in the Stomach or
Bowels, Pans in the Back or Limbs. Price, II. 20
DR.. j. Z. ROSES ALTERATIVE SYRUP, or
BLOOD PURIFIER, for the cure OF Scrofula, old
EruptOns, Chrome Diseases. Uulcers, Sores
Swefled Neck BIles, and all diseases arising from
an impure state of the blood. Price 81.
WARREN l.. WARING,
Ely Ig7 Broad st.. Agent for Richmond.
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Orsrehayging.-Dawso Gardner, a negro,
proprietor of hacks, was ined ten dollars YES.
terday, because one of his drivers attempted
to extort an illegal fare from three gentlemen
who engaged his vehicle to ride to the Peters,
burg depot.
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LoC6MoTION IN FRANCR.-The Paris cor
respondent of the Boston Post, writes that
the facilities of travel in France are much in
creased under the present government-there
beng all the freedom of locomotion-without
a passport being asked for, or luggage exam
ined-that we find in England or the United
States.
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longing to DIR. q. Cabell, were punished by
order Of the Mayor yesterday, for stealing six
axes from p. II. Starke. 1t appeared that
George, who is hired by Mr.. Starke, stole the
axes, and gave them to Joe to carry home.
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rns.-A mousse owned by Capt. Parks, on
30th and Leigh streets Church Hill was burnt
yesterday morning between and O'Clock
Ihe building was insured. 1t was occupied
oy German grocer. whose name we have not
learned. He had an nsurrance of $500.
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CONFESSIONAL CARDS.

DR.. ID. n TUCKER having re-
covered hs sight sufficiently to resume
s---,,;ss. offers his professional services TO the
'.aasof Richmond sad ITS vIcInity. When cot
-h....crsly engaged, he may be found either al
- Main street south side. between 7th and
= ,-at his residence, the Spotswood Hotel.
- a1-iaElm'
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GRIZZLY BEAR A DAM s.-The death of
Adams, the celebrated Western hunter, at
Neponset, K. l., has been published. A New
York paper thus sketches the life of the most
fatal enemy of the grizzly bears that has lived
IN latter days:
Young Adams was born in Maine, May, 1905,
under pine tree, while his father was telling
the timber and building log hut tor the re-
ceptlOn OF his mother. In ISIS Adams ioined
the great army of gold-hnnters who left the
Atlantic States for the Pacific coast, and for
the ten years following passed his time as a
hunter among The mountains and forests OF
California. Here he had numerous startling
adventures with the wild beasts who inhabit-
Ell the country, and, tanning mum Der of bears
brought them 10 San Francisco, and was sub
sequently engaged TO exhibit them In the city
By Nixon and Barnum. In this city "Old
Adams" attracted much more attention than
even the wild animals he exhibited. He was
splendid looking man, with long grey beard
and keen, magnetic eye, which coWed down
almost at glance the large brutes over which
he held such singular sway. In Italy he
would have served painters and sculptors as
model of "Moses," but in this country he
was known only as a trainer Of wild beasIs-
The picturesque costume of fur and skins
which he adopted when in the ring became
him well. A few weeks ago "Old Adams
published a tolerabiy Weii-written book, Civ
Ing IN account OF his perIlous adventures
In his encounters with bears in California, he
received many frightfui wounds. He was
several times seal ped by the brutes, and while
he was in this city was suffering severely
from the effects of his wounds. He consulted
the College OF Physicians and Surgeons, but
was told that his case was beyond remedy,
and we presume that he has at last succumb-
ed under these scratches and bites. He was q
very courageous man, had an unaccountabie
fancy for the company OF grizzly bears.
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CRUSHED TO DKArH.--On the morning of
the 2oth inst, Jacob Miller, a Iaborer i'm ths
foundry Of Robinson, Mines & Miller. az
Fittsourg, ia, was cleaning q massive cast
ing, suspended by a chain. when the chain
gave way, and the heavy mass fell upon the
man, crushing him to death.
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UaIatofRI Assembly. "A charge was made
against Allen Nunnally yesterday, for permit
tag negroes TO assemble uniawfuiiy and gam.
BILE in his house. The Mayor imposed fine.
and sent the accused TO the Hastings Court TO
answer an indictm for keeping a disorderly
house
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Arrsst.-A negro named Harrison, slave of
Baker fleasants, was arrested yesterday by
officer Bibb, on charge of . ealing q yslite
and contents, valued at SluO the property OF
A. A. White. The matter will be Investigated
this morning.
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AS-~ HENRY HUDNALL,
a u - = III A z

Anu NUILRI PUBLIC.
P'tcuceIll 81 the Courts h cid in the city of Rich
EoGd.
r. Ago, PRACTICES regularly in the County and
C-fGuti Courts OF Chesterfield.
As Notary, viii take Dispositions and Acknow
istShenLs, Administer and Certify Oaths, and per-
ga whatever other duties pertain TO the office OF
Nl-4Iy.
Jlse at the corner of Bank and lIth streets, just
tt0w the Custom House. ia Sly
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Southern Cockade.-A blue cockade, similar
To those used by the Minute Men Of South
Carolina, has been prepared AT the instance Of
some gentlemen in this city, and placed in the
window of E. Is. Spencs's store for exhibi-
tiuu.
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The Musical Prodigy.-The blind negro boy
Tom gives another concert at the African
CnuIch to-nignt; a crowded audience lis
piano, Monday night.
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SUIcIDE-John McCarey, Scotchman, re-
siding IN Coyington, KY, blew out his own
brains with SHIT gun ON Tuesday last. He
had tor sometime past labored under great
depression of spirits.
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Pol Ities -Ail other subjects are now absorb.
ed In the great political problem, wich Is soon
to be solved. The announcements in this pa
per show by whom the different parties are
70 b. addressed to-night,
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.-The week
ly returns OF the New York city banks show
an increase of Sl,i59,000 IN ioahs, $685. In
specie, 81 ,5o0,0U In deposits, and decrease Of
$l39, ,UUO In irculalion.
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THE RAG TRADE AT LRauoRN-

THE RAG TRADE AT LEGH9RN.-The An
males du Commerce Exterieur gives an account
of the present state of the rag trade at Leg
horH. Rags are imported into Leghorn from
all the ports of the Mediterranean, the places
furnishing the most being Greece, Egypt, Tu-
mis- and Algeria. These rags on reaching Leg
horn are divided into five different categories
and then re-exported. The quantity shipped
off amounts on an average to from l4.OUU,U00
10 15,000,000 kilogrammes year; the United
States taking about II 100000, England 2, ,000.-
GOO, and Spain 100000 kilogrammes. The prices
vary from 2lf. 42c. per 100 kilogrammes TO 70f
SOC, according TO category. France does not
import any in consequence of the high prices.
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NEWSPAPERS IN GREAT BRITAIN AND THE
UNITED STATES.-There are at present Al
journals published in England; % in Wales !;
l2l in Scotland; 1913 in Ireland and II in The
Channel Islands. There are thus in the whole
United Kingdom, 69S while in the State of
New York alone there were in 1858, 6l3. Penn
sylvania had 4l8; Ohio, 1893; Massachusetts,
225; Illinois, 22l; Virginia, 1888; Missouri, 1O3,
aud the remaining States and Territories, ,6I3.
In the whole United States there were 1854, or
nearly six times as many as in Great Britain.
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D l k0TT. Agent.
X AD TIL

It... SPECIAL NOTICE.
the r. tv not dtSeonitHued business on account OF
Jrosa sa'Lps OF my store. | am now located FIVE
Pp,aatis sOSVe my old stand, next door to C.. w.
~ 'igel Sl Co.'S Brokers Office and near Governor,
IA street, No. l26, where would be pleased
trsjY T1S TS oid customers. and the customers gem
y.,, VIE ior FALL CLUTHiNG, viii do me favor to
.1,s utli st can call on them or leave word at my
ne yTtIea IIea 70 call on them, and all orders IN my
6s ~ ye as promptly attended to as heretofore.
Lss, 9 lot and don't intend To discontinue bus-
Man ~, an! such cause. Call and see me, al l25
-.Leet- Ian 23-tEl WIN. Ira SMIIH.
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y 4; tiktswoLp. J. u. GRIsWOLD
- - y. GklSNULD a. GKISW OLD,
q rINR NEWS AZ - W

RICHMOND, VA,
v.n prAstlce in sh the Courts of the city of
g.-rand an n the counties of Henrico and
ITsr. aud IN the Circuit Courts of Essex and
and Queen counties.
:, Once on Ross street, two doors from Rich
=. House se5-Sm
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IHs SINGER SEWING MACHINES :

'VHs SINGER SEWING MACHESE ES. -
NNGER'S SEWING MACHINES, beth IN Ame
LA and Europe, is such best To establish their
t9eHorlty over all others in the market. Sewing
AagEaes SO called, may be bought, II is true, for
a,4sIerl amount of dollars, but IL is mistaken
economy olpvest anything in q worthless or un-
H14pe article, and those who will do 80 must
SINGER'S NEW FAMILY MACHINES.
II order 70 place the Uery best tnmtt!y Mdchtaes
IL ne woyki within the reach OF all, we have re-
.Icsl our Letter a, or transverse Snntte rt nm ma
t44es beautifully ornamented, to FIFTY DOL
sNGER's No: AND STANDARD SHUT
TIE MACHINES,
Both Of very general application and capacity,
ald popular both IN the family and the manu- tac,
I3. FIlces reduced respectively from SiSo ana
kAGERS No. 5 STANDARD SHUTTLE MA
CHINE,
For carriage makers ana heavy leather work.
4.se complete, Sl25,
aaG TO complete the list, an entirely new ar
rs.e, unequaed tor manutacturing purposes,
Useless, rapid. and capable of any KIND OF work.
nee including iron stand and drawers, Sll0,
'e4pef al that, IN view of its value, than the ma
'4,tts OF any other maker as gift.
Al ol Singers Machines make the lnterlocked
IN WIN TWO threads, when Is the best stltch
s1%h, Every person desiring TO procure fuli
sn!eltbe Iniormatlon about Sewing Machines,
80 sizes, prices. working capacities, and the
rs tHleIhod ol purchasIng, can Obtain II by send,
,-s .9f copy of i NJ Singer Il Co.'s Gazette"
r.4 o4 Is beautiful pictorial paper, entirely de-
VIA NJ 70 the subject. IL Will be supplied gratis.
s,,satLDLES, THREAD, COT TONS, SILK, and
a.S1essary articles used with Sewing Machines,
- y constantly on hand for sale. Also, practl
,,aaacAnlst, who Is ever ready to attend our
'1yyoaiefs Il requlred.
8, tossfs SINGER Il CO.'S Office being conduct
A., ol IAe most thorough business principles by an
Fa'-ieN new set of hands, we feel confident OF
don snare of the business, as we have always
heretofore. |. NJ. SINGER CO.,
B. TROTr. Agent. -'"'A ''' an asUsm
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lxSs LAWRENCE 5. MARYE,

IA ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Prss:ces IN the Courts of the City of Richmond
s.. lie Counties of Henuco. Hanover and Caro-
ne,
Hslss.so Notary Pa bic and Commissioner ofths
|. ed states Court of Claims.
lac partnership between Mr.. CHAsTAIN WHITE
S. 4.asei he ng dissolved. MS Office is now on
La street, Just below GoddIn' s Hall. fe l3-1y
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PROGRESS OF THE "IRRRPRKssIBLE Cow.
FLICT."-The white and biacx boys oI Bos ton,
nave got 10 stonIng each other ON the Com
mons,
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rnR TRE PURPOSE or "a.

: C,IIIhTING TIT TKAUE OF thls city,
- sf.ef thls date, we, the undersigned, will
's Ssg psqer Psy able t. the order OF purchasers
.s' 81 s''1S EDMOND. DAVENPORT 4 CO.,
CRFNSHAW 4 CO,
prnLoP. MoNGGRE & CO.,
CHAS. I. WORKMAN & co.
,.r.or9, Va. October III, lsoo, oc Its
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GROWTH OF ARKANsAs-The census of 1860
is likely to present the State of Arkansas as
one whose progress in the last ten years has
en- remarkable. The vote for Governor at
the las election was in round numbers OF, 600.
The whole population will not fall below
500 600, and the State will, in all probability,
Re en- titled, in the thirty eighth Congress, to
five Representatives. The increase in voting
population s.nce 1856 is not far from 22, ,0O0.-
This is, perhaps, uneXampled in the history
of any other State. The same alto of in
crease would give the State in 1870 not far
from 10000 voters, and not less than 100000
of popula ion.
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Rs RheumatIsm; Rheumatism!!

aA Rheumatism! Rheumatism!!
RHEU UAATiSM CURED BY
- HAMPTON'S TINCTURE!
RHEUMATiSN-Capl Canot.
RHEU M Al ISM-lntll llmmatory, James Smyth.
II Is years, F. Donney.
RHEl N Al ISM-Had 1t 10 years, Stephen I'ay lor
RHEUM lis NJ h ad 1t ii years, A. Kitchen.
RHEUMATlSM-Ha it wears, Robert Gault.
EUMATlSM-Had II IS ears, +. Boswell,
r YOU HAVE A COUGH,
TAKE HAMPrON'S TINCTURE.
IF YOU HAVE DYSPEPSIA.
TAX Z HAMPTON'S TINCTURE.
IF YOU HAVE BRONCHITIS.
TAKE aAMPI0N'S TINCTURE.
IF YOU ARE ALI WEAKNESS,
TAKE HAMPTON'S TINCTURE.
IF you HAVE HEADACHE,
TAKE HAMPTON'S TINCTURE.
10 Call anu get pamphlets and see cures.
Sod Dy pnkCELL, LADD CO, Richmond !;
bJ Dr.. COOKE, FTedericks burg: by all the Drug
sists in Petersburg: by MORTIMER & NOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists and Shop
keeEers everywhere. Sl per bottle SIX bottss,
IS. oc6-dGcwts
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GRAND REQUIEM FOR THE IRISH BRIGADE.
A POnuficai High Mass, in offerance for the
fallen soldiers of the Papal army, took place
Oct. 18th, in the Roman Catholic Cathedral
Dublin, on ascale of unusual grandeur. The
Archbishop of Dublin and five other Roman
C-tholic preIates and about four hundred
priests assisted. The cathedral was filled with
an immense concourse of the Roman Catholic
population. crowd, unable to obtain ad-
mittarce, filled the street outside. The Re-
man Catholic journals, which give the pro-
ceedings, appear in mourning.