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, 1861-10-29
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

FREIGHTs-Dun ana lower The engage
meits Rn were a Is foiloTs: rs To- IS qsWeg9:-sshr Bar
at &c 70 BnfIalo:-schf Minnesota, wheat, at
&c; brig Roeciu5. corn, at lie; 100 bbla four
ps! propeller at s7He; prop Evergreen City, corr
FLOUR Received, 5.s1z bzls; shipped, $500
b1ls. Market active and about Sc higher. Sales,
b1ls acariinvihs % At SzT5 asi; iooo 6fls Tonic
spring extra, 400 brls "Kewanee'' do and 80 b1ls
ss,y gsed5 5e ~ a5 S4e e. DEL liz se 5!s
Nill* 100 hrls iCottage Mills 200 bis sChics-
20 Mills i0o br.s 'Pacilc,' = eco brls Hodsons
~ 59 hf1 gGod e5 st ss 9 DEL m
good extra st Is 30 deli $50 bris 'St. LOUIS 21s''
DO On p Is 100 brls "Gene7a'' at $s,s5 del; 800
brls AisE1and,' at sss7H del; 1eo bis Battle
100 brls United States choice surerdne at 1886
del ;7s9 so 5Els ge9a q - sngfT st g 5 .+
%HEATNReeeived ISa,1so 81; shipped, S 100
bu Ma5ket Va gel n d. sd @ fnlly ae loEer salesm ~ r.
ao It &c. oa NJ Rs i stG5s e sta4s L sc e
store at Sc; 1000 bu Rejected IN store st 6oc.
So ao s5e * :? Sp5ps 81 ao u 5tS5s d5 M s 3 +;
do at 68c 5000 By No Sprin3 in store at SIC; 5000
bu do at t65Sc: Is 600 bn do At Csc; 5000 bu do at
G5Me; 79o By Rejected at e9c; 1899 bn do st 5776c;
coRN-Receiyed, 109. .206 bn; shipped, es3 $50
| bp. Market dull and depressed. Sales, 5000 bu
Canal Mixed at 2l3Sc ah0at; 26.0UO bu do st 21c
adoat 80 ,0C0 bu Mixed in store at 293c; 5000 bn
do at 20c 1,s00 bu Rejected In store at Ike; 4e
| bu do at lie.
| 0ATs-Receiyed, 7,425 bu. Market dnn. Sales,
! Il, 600 bu No at 16c afloat.
| RYE-Received, s,553 bu. Market drm. Sales
| TG0 tu NJ III store at 3e8c; 500 bu do at SIC
5000 bu DO at sc aaoat, with storage zoom provi
| ded.
BARLEY-Received, 1,1oobu. veEy dull Sales
| lis bgs common at 2Qc on track.
,T1aoTHI sEED-Aslket quiet: Sales, i
| do at $1.30 Z bgs common at Sic
| HIGHW1NES-Dul1 and nominal at 13NDI4c.
| Acknowledgements at 81 @3ac q gal.
MESS BEEF-300 brls Ness Beet, at $500; 10
t br1s extra Mess at $500.
| MESS PORK-Nominal at $11. .00111.25.
LARD-30 tres and II btls prime Leaf At &c.
TALLOW-In fair demand at 797Ac.
H1DES--Dry Flint, 13G1sAc; Green Sailed, GO
| 6@c- Market firm.
| APPLES-95 brle good Indiana ct $2.124c.
P0TATOES-900 bushels choice Neshannock
| at 25c delivered.
BUTTER-Commond dull at 617c; Dairy, 90
| lie.
| EGGs-In good demand at 10k@11c.
POCLTRY-Chickens $1.259I6o 9 doz; Tpi
keys, &c q H.
BEANs-0 bushels good at $1.50.
, 1861-10-29
SHOCKING TRAGEDY 1T KtNKakEE.
Brutal Murder Of 4 Soldier,

4 most cold blooded and brutal murder oo-
CURED 1T Kankakee on Saturday LAST, for the
particulars of which we are indebted to John
c. Holiday, Esq, Of that city, who Cleaned
from the Coroner Of the county, and from
conversations with the murderer himself,
after his arrest sud confinement in jsil.
The name Of the murdered man Is John
Ost1ander, private in Dickey's Cavalry Regi-
ment 1t Ottawa. At the time of the occur
renee, he was absent from his regiment on
furleugh, visiting his brother Peter, near Kan
kakee. Upon Saturday in company with him
he visited one John McGregor to make dis
position Of some cattle, prior to his depsrt-
ure for the wars. Arriving at McGragor's
house, his brother went In, but had hardly
crossed the threshold when McGregor in a
furious manner commenced torrent Of
abuse, accusing the other Of allowing his
cattle to trample through his (McGregor's)
corn. At denial, his rage became unmeas
nred, and Selling g knife, he made furious
thrust at Ostrander, which the latter avoided.
Rushing from the house, he sought shelter be-
hind wagon, closely followed by McGregor,
who in the meantime caught up gun heavily
loaded with buckshot, aiming It as he ran.
John Ostrander, who had remained outside
the house, seeing the danger threatening his
brother, dismounted and after hitchiug his
horse to the fence, approached McGregor and
attempted to pacify him. He had hardly spo-
ken when MeGregor wheeled suddenly
round, and deliberately taking aim, shot him
dead upon tho spot, forty-t1ve buckshot enter
irg bis breast, and two piercing the eye. The
inhuman wretch then cody proceeded to re
| load, with the intention Of shooting the othe1
brother, but before he could accomplish hif
bloody purpose the intended victim ha;
made his escape and alarmed the neighborhood
| A posse soon gathered together and captured
the murderer, and would have hanged him up
on TIE spot had It not been for the of1ciale
who took him and lodged him in jail
An inquest was held by the Coroner, and th
jury returned verdict IS warranted by th
facts. The prisoner rendered no excuse 70
the diabolIcal ttansaction, simply remarkinl
that he did not like the family, and he ough
to have shot them all long ago. We hardly II
member more premeditated or cold d-b1oode
murder, and can readily excuse the fearful II
dignation which would have strung him up t
the first tree. As much as We detest lynchin
If ever there was candidate ripe for such
taking of, 1t Was the murderer McGragor.
!
, 1861-10-29

Who wants good books at half price7 One Of
the anest etceks Of books west Of New York City
viii be sold BY J. L. Colby before January 18th,
1859, without regard to the original cost Of the
stock. Call soon aud pick out your choice at your
OWL price Books without iewel1y, books with
tewe1ry, OF jewelry without books. This is to
close out large stock and similar opportunity
will probably never occur again in this part Ct the
country, Remember the old etand, 11s Randolph
street. oct S9n
, 1861-10-29
To Hons John III. Wilson.

DEAR sm: Some time since we saw your
people Of Cook county for Judge of the su-
perior Court Of Chicago, the office which you
now fill. and which yon have filed 80 many
years, and the duties Of which you have dis
charged with 80 much honor to yourself and
satisfaction to the whole community, Be-
leVang, as We do, that Offices are created for
the benefit Of the people, and not for the in
cunbents, We claim the right Of voting for such
men as We believe are best qualified, and from
the announcement above alluded to, we were
led to believe you were candidate uncondi.
tionally before the people, and intended to
vote for you as such. We nov desire to know
whether We were correct in that conclusion,
with the view OF carrying out our original in
tention Of supporting you at the polls at the
-
, 1861-10-29

There Was good attendance On Change to-day;
but business was unusually quiet. NotwIthstand-
Ing lake tieights were easier and New York was
better, there VAS 20 much uncertainty concerning
canal heights, that buyers were acarce and the
leading markets dull and lower. Flour, however,
was an exception. On account Of very active
demand to fll Boston orders, there was a decided
improvement in the market, which closed about
&c higher. About 5000 bbls changed hands, at 81
@4.s7H for white winter extras s. 75@4.O5 for
tpring extras; and sse5@355 for good to choice
spring supeia.
There vas less demand for wheat, and the mar
ket declined 1c per buahel-with sales of about Is,
Goo bushels, at s71k@ssc for No. white wiuter ;;
Soc fol No. white; 78c for No. red; 7sc 70, No.
AIRED; 6s@Toc for No. spring, and 63H@67c for
No. spring-the market closing flat.
The Corn market was dull and depressed with
with sales Of about &, 900 bushels ct 21@aHc for
canal mixed adoat, and eo92oHc for mixed in
atore. Oats were dull, with sales at 16c aaoat,
Rye was in good REQUEST and firm at 30H@3lc in
store. Barley vas dull. Timothy Seed Was quiet
at 81, 25@1.40- Highwines were dull.
FreIghts were dull and lower, with limited en-.
gsgements at 27c for wheat to Oswego, and 171x@
19kc for corr and 20e for wheat to Buffalo.
, 1861-10-29
MARINE INTELLIGEHCE,

passed DETROIT, Oct s6-UP.-Props Empire,
Frankiin. Illinois; barks sunshine, Sardinia
schrs Arctnrus, G 6 rrew. sH I.athrop. Return
Dows-Props Concord. Buffalo, Nile !; bark
Prince; of Wales brig Liverpool sshrs Robert
Flight, John Weber, Racer, Oneida, Lawrence,
Guido, Caroline Bailey, Scotland, Falcon.
An unknown propeller passed down during the
night did not call.
, 1861-10-29

ONE Or TIE BoYs-James Dunn, lad In
the employ Of Bamfcrd & Baldwin, neWs-
dealers, has run en- the cars Of the Michigan
Central railroad, between this city and De
troit, selling papers, for the past three and .
hall years without missing trip. During
that time he has travelled sl1 ,122 miles, with
out receiving the first scratch on his own per.
son, or witnessing fatal accident to any 9th
es person. This speska well for the industry
ant taathfn}neas Of the lad, and the caution
snd Judgment With which tie Central runs III
| kains
, 1861-10-29

ACQu1rTAL OF CoADUcToRs.-The conduc.
tors Of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne Il Chicago
Railroad, who were charged with appropria.
ting money belonging to the Company, were
recently tiled In Pittsburgh. and acquitted,
no cause Of sctlop heiaE found
, 1861-10-29

TEE MCCLELLAN DRAaooSs.-The balances
p1 the men belonging to this company left for
Washington last evening to join their SOUND
, 1861-10-29

FERsoKAI-Hon. Q. T. bfo"nnk, od tue
L. s, Senate, Is 1t present In the CITY, stopping
Z: the Briggs House. -~.
, 1861-10-29

soow Tempeet Newton. Kalamazoo. 10 N lumber
soov 41niss, ss1Kis; H|sr, whits Lake, 50 lumber,
scow Har1iet l An, Thompson, Grand Haven, 60
N lumber, 60 N ehtugles, 10 N 18th.
CLEARED. Oct. ~.
Prop foung Amertsa; Tylsr. ogdsnsba.gh T.. Nee ee
b1 tone :oTs goo orls h'nF 10 bags 'eso 6'
Prop Evergreen CITY, Collins, Buffalo, 1900 bn
com. 1000 bh1e dour:
Bark Northern Light, Shelley, oawego, 15,6oo bu
Bark Hmsrics, Davis. Buffalo, 800 hu corn.
Brig sebastapol, Smith, Grand River, 18o hrls SALT
Brig Robt Holister. Baker, Buffalo, II 800 bucorn-
sehr Enterprise. Peterson, Grand haven.
81 S s snt5sll.sa. dfst FIJI, s. Joseph.
Schr Active, Clark. Muekegun.
schr F1eh Hawk, Ham, ManftoWoc.
Schr Hero Bouch, South Haven
schr Barbarian, Clement, 0swego. Il, ,ooobu whest'
Schr Illinois, Bn.ke, MusEeguu.
Schr LuEcolA, McEligott, Mnskego1-
Seh1 Ashtahula; Hammer: Grand RiTer.
schr T1i-co!or, Petty, St: Joseph.
Schr Crusader, CoaIea, Kalamazoo.
Schr Bonestee1, Ch1isty, Muakegun.
8chr Nh1rlwind, Person, Centre7fI1e.
Schr Racine, Brown. Green Bay.
schr Tempest, Burna, Green Bsy.
| Schr Hunter, Williams, Muakegon-
| schr E II Moyer, sch1obohm, Sand Bay.
| Schr Pioneer, johnson, Muekegon.
| Sehr Gipeey. jameson, Muskegon.
| Schr Hinsdale, Brown, St Joseph.
| 8chr Geo Foster, Smith, Mnskegon.
! Schr Il. Cael1na, Scoyil1, St Joseph -.-
schr Pa1eons, Miller, Oswego, Il. 900 bu corn. o
schr Geo Washington, Jones, Cape Vincent 14,ooo
schr Farmer, Ritter, Ple1ceTille.
| Echr Mary Reid. South Haven
| Schr Spartan, Cherry. Painter Pier.
| Scow Alrnira, Miller, White Lake.
| Scow Tempest, Newton, Kalamazoo.
Sow Harriet Ann, Thomson, Grand River.
, 1861-10-29

sE We would call attention to the sale
xdye1tIsed this morning by Gilbert, Sampson
& Warner, as it embraces an unusual variety
Of rev and secondhand furniture, &C., &c.
, 1861-10-29

Quattetmaster Biese, of Hotfman's Ora
goons, Captain Shaumbeck's company, has arrived
IN town. Any Information respecting members
Of the company, may be obtained Of him st 143
Weet Randolph street.
, 1861-10-29
Wheeler and Wilson's Sewing MA
chlRe8s

Wheeler and Wilson's Sewing ma-
chlRe8s
WHEELER AND WILSON'S SEw1Ea MACHINES
The only Sewing Machine making the Lock Stitch
with Rotating Hook aud using Glass Foot.
We prefer them for family uee.-N. 2. Tribune.
They arc the farorites for families.-N ?. Tunes.
It his no riyal-Stie1tifc Amer1,d7.
It eurpaeseB all ethers.--L1dies' Repository.
Makes the beet stitch for seWing.-FdYnasTs' Nag.
Equal to nine eseamst1esses.-Home Journal
saves time and health Of ten Women--Rdter Ours.
Be5ond all question the best.--Ltft INHstr1ted.
t Is emineutly Of Mechanics.
We entirely prefer t.-MoL1sr's JouTnal.
1As ma thine for family use--Adr. and Journal.
Indispensable in every family.-Iae Preacher.
The best ever rinvented--ChTFsttdn Enquirer.
Moet honorable to American geniuH.-La1epeadeH
Are without .Ival.-An. PhTen. Journal.
It's superiority Is un9uest1oned.1 Jour.
yattlJ superior to all others.-Gozden Prizs.
Are pTe-emineutly supet1or.-Lddies' Visitor
They maintain the pre- eeminence--Erpress
We praise it with s1thusiasm.-CAristi6n Lste{
We cannot tire in its pralse.-Nep Yorker.
Dfice-16s and 165 Lake street. -.
GEORGE R. CHITTENDEN,
General Agent for Illinois, lows, Wisconsin and
Northern Indiana oc1710td4twgS94
, 1861-10-29

characterization Is called to the adver-
t;eemeut Of Boarding, II Wabash Avenue,''
in another column. Persons In quest Of An
excellent boarding house Will do well to con
tult this advertisement.
TIE NINETEENTH l111No1s-Capt. Colby
still remains on Dearborn street, recruiting
for the Nineteenth (lls.) Regiment. a few
vacancies get remain which Will be. rapidly
filed.
, 1861-10-29

The following letters, detained in the Chicago
Post Office for postage, will be Forwarded to the
Dead Letter Office. on Monday next, unless the
postage is previously paid. Call At the room Of
the Dead Letter Clerk, up sta1ta:
, 1861-10-29

eEnL LQe case back tof lev trlai. This case
Is likely to become an important precedent in
large class of cases.
Arthur ". Wiudett for Geo. Roberts, Elliot
Anthony for the city.
FLNT AGAIN ARREsTED.-C. C. Flint, Is
myth. At one time he is in custody and again
he is not. There is good reason to beleve
however that he is now securely Gagged and on
his Way to this city to answer the indictments
found against him, by the Grand jury Of the
Recorders Court. It will be remembered
that oficer Nelson Vas detailed to arrest Flint
after the latter's sncden diEapp from
Chicago. He Was traced to Washington and
/ was arrested a week ago Sunday upon street
corner. Flint eTinced no surprise but bore
himself cody aud with the utmost sang .51oid.
He Wss stopping ut the time at a first class no.
tel, had registered himself boldly &c, c. Flint,
Chicago" as If grand juries and indictments
were triaes, Shortly after his arrest he
was placed in the hands Of the Provost Mar
shal for safe keeping until the next morning.
A man was detailed to keep guard over him,
aud performed the duty entrusted to him by
going outside the guard-house with Flint, At
the 1atter'e request, and allowing him to give
leg bail at the first corner. The guard put-
sued him, but Flint Was too fleet Of foot, and
soon distanced his pursuer. The immediate
vicinity Of Washington was thoroughly
searched, hut to no purpose, and the officer,
after making arrangements for his capture
with the police and Provost Marshal, w'as
obliged to return without his prisoner. Since
his arrival, word has been received Of F1ints
, 1861-10-29

AccDENT-Thomas Dee, one Of the work.
1nen engaged in saving lumber for the Mich
olson pavement on Lake street, met with
painful accident yesterday. One Of his arms
wss caught by the steam saw and severed to
The bcne. He Wis removed to the City Hos
1,ital
, 1861-10-29

BJewett & Co. sell By catalogue, at ha1f
past nine O'Clock l Il, at their sa1esroom, IS
Dearborn, 500 Packages candles, liquors, to-
bacco, etc; and at 10 4 II. Sherif's sale of the
entire stock Ct rope, glassware, paper, nails.
&c, at IA State street, under an execution
against John Ellis to the amount Of $4,000,
, 1861-10-29
THE FIRST WISCONSIN REGIMENT,
THEIR ARRIVAL And DEPAR-
TURKe


Although during the past SIX months, Chi
csgo has been the theatre Of frequent arrivals
and departures Of regiments for the field Of
action, Jet the presence Of each new body of
men, armed and equipped for service, march,
ng forth In defence Of the country aud the
countr3's honor Is the signal for a renewal Of
the enthusiasm and applause which greeted
regiment in the earlier history OF the wsr.
The First Wisconsin Regiment, which passed
through the city yesterday, Was one Of the
first to receive civic welcome as generous as
twas spontaneous. After a gallant action in
Virginia and return home to repair the
breaches caused In their ranks, the then three
months men again pass through the city, now
enlisted for the war, and again receive the
t1ibnte Of praise for their martial bearing and
well earned gallantry.
The Regiment, which has been in camp
about three weeks at Milwaukee, struck it's
tents yesterday morning at five o'clock. The
intervening time until the departure Of the
train at twelve was occupied in arranging pre-
liminazies. Promptly at noon the train left,
bearing with it the parting wishes and bless
| iugs Of an immense crowd Of spectators. At
Kenosha, the Regiment enjoyed the hospitall-
ties OF the city in the ehspe Of a generous col
latioD. The train arrived in this city At about
half past five O'Clock, and we're greeted at the
depot by 8 large coucourse Of citizens. In the
absence Of any military corps, Capts.
shepley, Guthrie, Colby aud Lieut.,
Wharton, all Of the Illinois Nineteenth,
together with the Light Guard Band, followed
by the Milwaukee Light Infantry, Capt B. Z.
Wage, acted IS an escort, marching through
the principal streets, and thence to the depot
Of the Pittsburgh Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railroad, Whs1e most excellent collation
aWaited the men, fu1 lished BY the thoughtful
nberality Of the Railroad Company. The Off.
GERS Of the Regiment with the Milwaukee
Light Infantry, we're made the guests of mine
hosts Of the Sherman House and spent most
pleasant time in the discussion Of that hospi
tality which the s Sherman" 50 elegantly dis
penses. At the close Of the dinner, the officerf
rejoined their Regiment and the Light Infant
II left for Milwaukee.
We have already published the organization
Of this regiment, but ne reproduce 1t as con
venient matter Of reference to our readers
The following is a corrected list:
Colonel-JoHE c. STAKwEATHEa.
Lieut. Colonel--D2yid Il. Lane.
, 1861-10-29

NEW YORK STocK MARKET.-Ihe following arc
the closing prices for cash October Is, 1861:
, 1861-10-29

IMPORTANT TO ALL CON.
CFRHD ~ TuoxAs &. WOOD CO: Cog e Il raestx- .s
Ing laEge invoice e frens nsE sn21T of Lad
Z!cc, Fai1ts Tarsishee ltasssd i 9Se,r Ss 8
aao Lasa III y adh ther usas prices. Ut 118 KAA
doloh Ekreet. Chicago 80
, 1861-10-29

STEALING 4 SHAwL-A man named Ches-
ter Nadsworth, 8 sailor By occupation, was
arrested yesterday and brought before the Po-
lice Cont. for stealing shawl from q soldier
belonging to Wilson's Mechanics Fusfl;en.
The accused was held to bail in the sum Of
$500 for trial In the Recorders Count.
, 1861-10-29

RETURN OF REV: NE. CoILYER-This well
known clergyman has returned to his pastoral
c1arge in this city and re-opened public wor-
chip in his church Sabbath morning accord
ing to previous announcement. The dis
course wss simple recital Of what he had
seen during his nine weeks absence in visit
jtg the campa Of over Sc. 900 Roldie1s under
the auspices Of the Sanitary Commission
His field Of labors extended from the lines on
the Potomac to remote points in Missouri.
, 1861-10-29

= TIE PEoRLE's CONVENTION. Peoples
Convention, called to nomtnste ticket for
the coming county election, in opposition to
the action Of the late Union Convention, Will
meet at Metropolitan Hall This evening 1T
O'Clock. From present appearances there
viii be an immense turn out, aud it is proba-
tle that an entirely new ticket will be put In
the field. 4 lively time is anticipated, and
the struggle will, without doubt, be quite IS
strprG as in the Union Convention.
, 1861-10-29

MA18EM-T~o men, OFen Flynn and
Daniel Grant, were brought up before the
Police Magistrate yesterday, for fighting with
ore Michael McGre7y. During the encounter,
the latter had his lower lip bitten of As it
wss uncertain which of the combatauts were
guilty cf the b-utul and disgusting deed, both
we're held .or trial.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-03

SCIENCE OF wAH.-Taetes for eeis.Is OF IntaE.Iy
= svarv nd Ar.!ry. Arranged and completely l. NBCCA
HOLTZ Pubgsh d b. = w. Randolph Price 70 cents
si,os C4B.sa Dra.esk Of tie TfrIinia Pslic Guard:
AIHo-T IICHE0SD, Va, January $, 1851.
J. W. RASp1iPH-- Dear sir:
me popular works upon military mae now before The pub
Nc are confined u Ordinary drills and paroles what nos
anre trsAse goug sho~ When the yatons movements OF
kry Cavalry Infantry ami Ras, taught IN their
drI soel OF emmy what grounds shoud
De selected bals aud eneampuenS ShH precsn ns 70 pc
KEN Whsa Advancing retFsn WI " actin column rnen
Inc no. b ost the a zen. 70 aes the NEST
formation saccess and Whout Nhleh no
how personally brave troops may be- hey are 20
err.an dsz Of equal number OF ECU
vel tioops and Information Capt Buskh0iE fur
uishesin Ms snfk.
L have no hesitation Ia reconmenlingh
vesy respectfully youTs. . a.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-03

THE ALABAMA IESURAHn cHaPAs d
MONTGOMERY, ALA.
Authorized
CauL.l
DlRgCfOS
". q Rus NuLAAs, y - ,Ss,,,,-
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4 4 AaRfsar1N xkVNa, ~ ui-iAnA
n s.--S...-,-- a., W c. EIaR Prrst
e .rsscri-r zI take FIFE, MARINE and SLAVE kishs
civ .tra Oce psese-t Al Fsetor, corner sn ana
G. Al ses,s Ecncrd Va ApphcaLons addressed 70 me, by
Ies,e o. otherE8s VIZ receive ProHnp attention -,
ias-y = ~ = 49,,
a 900 SQUARES OF BUCAlNSHAIs SLATE
Ngttg F ale which be delivered ~ AnJ Poini on ne
caEaley ynz re tsa sG5 RSSs. ~ address New oaaioa
Sssstasa "a TO- O. MoHoLs
ATTENTION, LADIES!
Tusf received Al the Fashionable Boot AID shoe
j No IS Main Street. ne ioOsng Hs'o And beautiful nJes
shoes for Ladies:
Ladiel CossseE Boots, easIEely Es-
sip sois, fair S.seh kid Congress Boots
"a - "a Lace
Hsel button Caters, tsis< Ead thin s0s
caasEes very superior
sr h ne anes. assornen Of all other styles OF ladies
~ JOHN O. PAGs, Jr.,
o.qa "a Main Street
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ROBERT j. DENNY.

RORERT j. DEN N ".
Dealer In HARDWARE, cutlery, Tools ste.s
Bsairaeiag every ysrssss q sF,e.9y SSp5s5 ~ ~
No. a06 Asovr rHE BkrKa
n HAVE nov IN the largest and most con S1ssA
II p-ts suck Of EngIish, German AID Anerie@n
MsrdWnrr Rave ever had he pleaszreto Of .<Etts
Ter 80 respectfully invite an In gAat 70 Examine
~ sarns be elsewhere My gcods are resi- ana
havpx been purchased eKcsy for cash. an prepared SS'
r. Inapic q Tgua-eraie Hes HaadeewI
ox.' sn. Tote Rzks Scythes saa;ha, AKA ana Cnsni
rosrshrr vth q RDINfNG TOOLS OF Al kinda
IA Eouse-FurnishIr$G Goods ny stock Also yesy
rne Tea rays and waters single ard IN ss
1900 Toigtt So, TnWGe sAncePAns; Tea And PreservS
Ksstlss Cutlery, Ivory HA1de Knives n ao1 sn
poable Plated Fork and Spoons Basnes nal ana N
Andia Building Uaferlalss parueniA1y N
ursoarsd vlh large compise sockvE: Loek1 o.
o,. R,lts- Hinger aud brass Kali
~. xe sy sash Cord Screw Hrenohs Gut and
ssih SPIKES, and AL Other Aracrs or oHla1S PAR's
xsGAsr viA Took o. AL kndA ..,..
- N'-N ROBE2f J. DENNY,
-Na 40 Hsln s.-rst. shove toe Barks.
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y,RGYNIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS
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ON and ATTER Monday, june Sd,
u The nail and Passenger Trains,
WIN leave RICHMOND DAILY, 81 elos NJ, for staun-
as, ma a InsruisdlAie way Sauon4 connecting Al Cor
S itA the Orange and Alaxsndria Railroad Trains for
NJ. al, Janor ard intermediate stators Al Manassas the
t- connect the Manassas Gap Railroad, Tor wheeling
wchester Hsrpers P-rry and all stations on the Manassas
80 ara A with he trains for Lynchburg and
IN points and Southwest ofthAt place And every other
d.v Via rud.ys Thursdays and Saturdays, for Jacksons
Rlxsr ana stations West Of Stauntop.
aasa Brown Stages With the train At seunion.
Wednesdays aud Fridays and ~ Goshen on Tues
a-ys rhursdays ana saturdays, for Lexington.
Hsrusn Mscon and Company lagos with TIE Train,
on tuesdays thursdays and saturday. a. Mooro Tor me WARN
sSsas saa a Jasns River for bs White Sulphur Springs,
Lesseu-g, Ao .
ne Nal Tln leaves JAsksoEs River Mondays, Wednes-
DAYS ana FridayA a. SIS p 81. Tor staunioo.
General superintendent
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