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JlVIDENDS.

DIVIDENDS
THE QUICKSILVER MINING COMPANY.
The Director, st the The QuieL.Aver hinnt Company
have this day declared . sEMiANNUh DIVIDEND OF
FIVE DOLLARS pcs share in Us1rs srirxs Coin coS,
psy.tis ouhs 18th day q F.bosy. ls ., Stockholders o.
record January alt, 1865.
Transfr Boes w!u be CLOSED from k.sr"AD Let 20 ia0 In
au-ve.
WALTER y. LAYTON. Treasurer
NV Yosl Jss. 4, 1855
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WIN oorPoxs PAYABLE ~ srvrohA- AND
yrovmos ron A GSEno TrSp rok rhh asp'A
At KArrairr
,. NJ, -. Oh, y.,.,, B,la.cs q the eJ.eoooo or
Eo,. q, Ia. 4 on, nany which can BE- upro uhnsI ns
u,,s.. ,.r.pt ~ IN. s,sold lrscs and kItenson 70 Wv
49, ,,.o and s,- nov sGrTed TT sac ior ibe PurPo
y.,,.on u %. llo.d from Hsete,,.'o~n M
pr. terminus, To Pun p.hars =, sssrs "a
u, b,.ss. 80 s d r., u. 20. T.se and or furnishing
Coal p.isht ard ls.ars-f Cn, sna tnsaa,, A., r.,ou
high anal Company rosd nov IN eSafs VI P
"a. /. pr,po.ei to be sIspd-d iro ,u'o~n to
k1.ieu- These ro.ds ~ll supply TIE Nom. sna 80,
road raed sRes IT. s. nom. "ns II ,Ss most
ant s.saG~s or The transportation 81 csl H" "
Lhsh and Ea',-rn sehu; I'm 'sfi'n' ga va .as
H.. great West ysB-ruiy via L-ssh valley Allentown.
-,,.--'. c.hiI.. md rf''bos bar. "''' ard h''-'0
Th-ss BooAs are occurred By rrs So.s.s. 20 J,ras.
B.vp and Peer Cooper Trustees spon tn. road completed
.nd 10 the course Of cop.ou upon II. or.neh from
D-nyile 10 A.~us from the hni.on hret hooy.en s
-.ists ronr stock and ot.r proprry q the Company ~
The tapL stook Of the Company, sine uniins 70
hss ell be-p es- Ia and end-d aron M road ~nieh W
addition tn. snoubt, received and Ia b rom the
applied and be applied Ia. -r'sion the Irsrnt
road and tn. budding the Br,nch No.d 'aoId az On
.npl. bsis fr the security OF th.e Bonds This
will evident tb- fact that the business on the loes
ro.a rw Sewsrt ,o Haesc,,so~u ~. always ben soih
e,-n, 70 nav Do. cen, nter.. the y-s'ed IN r.
sea-d proposals th-,e Bonds Wi he rs~iTrd unui
FRIDAY tie 2 Tn JANUARY noI,, at oeloe. p n.'
will be paid time OF tho s~nds o. the bds and ninety
pet the delivery 81 thu BonG vheh VII lie II ten
nen, sv-ry thty DAB. and vAich s'tsnd.ihe last
psyn-ta October ~ with the ixhi 81 p.ys 10 u'. ~ sny
limo The interest sccourt vii be adjusted at The time OF
PAYNE Of Bonds No az ud.r par VII be accepted bal
.b,ds p. snd will ~ awarded "a 'h- order OF III.
premiums and should there he excess Of bids al hs e~cs
rt~. s~ bids vii be awarded pro rs, The bouds VA
b. pom With the night II re-istrson " BY suesdef
the coupons n.ad- anrsbs on the boots ~ the Conpany
at the pleasure Of holders PsTtis making proposals ~
aniouat Of Bonds desired, tho deominAson and
price Der ON. hundred dollar
Escn proposal should b- sal-d. and pdors.d Propose
for tn. Morris and Es-I Railroad Company Bonds. AMI 10
closed la second envelope addressed 20 ~ NkhmlhIf
s.q Merchants Bant. New iort OF to die sndefatDrd
Nr~srt New Jersey sithef Of wynn viii furnish prfnse
copi-s OF the ortsay. which contains Sail iBiormstsp
by sraef OF ths Board Of Dr.ctoi.-
ISAAC VAN WAGESEN. Treasurer.
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financial.
GOODYEAR BROTHERS g. DURAND

BROTHERS g. DURAND
0yyER FOR sALEs
100000
OFF SuD FIRST MORTGAGE COUPON BONDS OF
THE BROADWAY AND sEvENrH AVENUE
RAILROAD COMPANY. DATED JUNE 4. 1864;
DUE 1854, BEARING INTEREST AT THE RATE
or SEVEN PER CENT. PAYABLE sEI+ANSU-
ALLY AT THE BROADWAY BANK
rn... Bosas sre pat 4 Issue q ~ Fins Nor ssase
Bo,l m the franchise II the ROAD its troci sss horse'
red ...s.s ard cshe, eorporats property.
Thi, Company the most valuable frsnch''e IN NE CS
Fl N.vyork having two branches. both commencing ct
svcnue-ous run. down seveuthavenos 70 and
,,,,b G,,+ sverus and Thompson-stTset 70 Can-
n. ob., rup, down Bro.dwsy to street. sbsncs
,h,oo,b University place. L. 70 Bsrclays.res tapping
po.dv,, 1t pres-n. .. Brooms and Barclay Streets eth The
prvilss. Of tapping 9. rart place sod Duane street
P,y,,. sssrps ar.,e.. securi,y enc Of the Ssr city
road, .,s rsqp.sted 70 call ii our banking boase.
GOODYEAR BROTHERS , DuRAND,
No IS Bro.d-a.
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Oyvicp ov rsK DuEvAk. AID HrDsos CANAL Co I
Ne g Willsn ct. cor Of trehanE~ pscs Z

IpROVIDENCE, Sc, SUPREME COURT,
i SEPTEMBER TERM, \ d. isst-upop the .ppie,
ton a. Rs,hsn D,on Tor order q notice 10 tie e,
bod-rs Of the Hopkon Btnf aud Cl-iDan!s upos ts lie
ceiyr. . a.,
ia sdyudyeS sJer-d and d.siced vs, the said DiIon
osus. nS,lce 10 BE- Published ,b, froviduos JoufnsL
Chc.go ibuDe aud view Yors Il bunr dr,ns the holders
ofthe bs aid HoJ hinton Bsnk and the claimants upon the
Receiver thereof o. bring and proseEt their bills OF ss'd
Bal end their oanis upon said Receyerf the hopkon
bsik In Westerly beior. the 18th day Of March iso
or their a be forever barred against aid Receiver
ssii b. Published .or ii least two months asr the
$500 >. a., s.r.r Of Court, I'D CAV T. 1854 filee
Nv oder JOHN A GARDNER, Cl-ft.
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XVILLIAMsBURGH SAVINGS BANK.

RICH SAVINGS BANh,
w Corner OF south Third and fourth.t., Brooilyn l.
DIVIDEND NOTICE. Deposition hereby no,issd that
Semi Annual Dividend al the rate Of SIX FIR CENT per
snnun on oil three dollars and upward tsi snln
Lay, months the hrst day Of January
eI will be Paid csrositos and after Monday January
Ia FREE From UONkkNMENl TAN
n.sres, net called Tor viii b. pssssd the credit Of De
positors principal ,r
Drpo-. made % o. before the 10Th day o. January viii
draw intrTrst from the lat.
1he fund Of lHs uton securely Invested In Bonds
ana esat- oth dsube thr amount loaned
and In City County and United StS~s stocks
The ai op-n fr business daily tsundays and Holidays
srrepted on Mondays and Saturdays nom to Toclocs
AID on Tuesdays u.dne.dsys Thursdays @d fndsys nom
WILLIAM WALL President
f}EoaoE RicAns. VI. p,..i..,,.
NATHANIEL hsiGas, \
sAnuKL ". rkUsLov. Secretary.
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VyHIRTY SIXTH DIVIDEND National
II Fire Insurance Conpsny lisa dslsred semi annual
dividend Of EIGHT PER CENT leysbo on and after NON
DAY Jan g. q. la ohce no. 81 VsN New ioti iaa j.
issS HENRY I. DIOWNE, Secretary.
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Professional Notices.

CERTAIN and SPEEDY CURE obtained
~ with n. "TROplCAL BALSAM" In cases o. disease,
OF the hes. and Throat Feous Wounds burns Ulcers etc
~ applying NJ CARRENO No. lis 2dsy SEQ advertise
ns-ut under Nedica."
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forces. Carriages, Sc.

DIDERS and DRIVERS, who are 80 iisble
HI 10 suffer sm CHAPPED LIPS sdvsed to have th@
TROPICAL BALsAE" ,lwsys al hand Is the serea cure
for ths co,np!snt Sec advertisement under Medical
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POI sAyIHGs have ordered tsAi insrsd Urea Of Gov
taz BE- paid 70 depodtors satl-d thsr-to fr the
sis nonths sndins Dee a. o. follows On sans Of Five
Hundred Dollar and under the rss Of hve per per
sam sod -xcesdns Five Hundred Dollars, ct the
!sts four cant per .nnnm PAYABLE on .d sssf Aopdsy
ps:!..s: !. P1:ass!; 1.S Yer. Yori J.s 4 iss'
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A RTIFiCIAI. HUMAN EYES MADE TO
N order snd inserted by Drs BAUCH aud Z: GOU-
GELMANN uormrry enplored by Bois'onnesu Of frts,
40 broadway, r. = q
nR. l.EWIS~ MEDICAL and SURGICAL
~ INSTITUTE. No. 7 Beach st., b-tweea Nsrick and
West brosdwsy Is the only place where the afflicted vii
receive props. medical Hours from 20
nR. A. LEWIS Physician and Surgeon,
treat, al. difcut, that frns. subject
TO- Relief liyrn In ali oases Otce No BoAcbss tnise
doors nom West BGoadway. New York.
CURGICAL HOSPITAL for the Treatment Of
D.ca.es Of the Poivo yc.rs ander the Of EDWARD
IA. DIXON Editor % The Scsps Structure, Piles NsIico
DELE euis aud FistulA Every Str cturs sdrits Of
r.dics and iu few a. and Often n,ms
dse Que, by DR.. D.s new in.uaneu. the urethfosom.
caves " the three saci.ons tho
sn,~sd the case b. urdrrakee. QEcs hour nom TO
daily, and 90 8 evenings. at No. ~ fnhNve-
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financial.

IJAvE you ever footed up your expenses N
ID, ues,m.n, Of your piles No thy are enGpPeai
= an 80. snJ Won still su6rr. Use the "IKoPlCAL
sa nd both eYpense- and su8eIinss viii soon cssse
4. adv ,r,isrnett under Medical"
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Hnastridl.

rusau IlAuru AND RlcnssHp RAnRoAp: SEcnsfAnrsk
IOyv1ep frnnn hAurs, I'D, Dec. y io4.
Board of Directors nave
~ thh dsy declared SEMl-ANNUAL DitIpvr y rw a
FIVE PER CENT (fr~e OF Governments taxi and an
DIVIDEND Of 1--WE PER CEN Tree Of Govern mt ta1
70 the soclhodsrs registered the book. the
st the Of The fscsi yvs November w. fHya'" on s"'
after Jsnusrye. :, An.
ChA5. WOOD, sec~tay
VYHE RATHBONE PETROLEUM COM.
Il PANY OF WEST VIRGINIA.
OFFICE. NO. 3S PlNE-sT., NETWORK.
CAPITAL STOCK, s450,OeO.
1885, SHARES OF 80 EACH.
50, 600 SHAKES RESERVED BY ThE ooMPASf'
fr,sidaut. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. O. ADAMS. -
Sios- 4 res.dent .............JOSEPHL SMALLWoOU.
Treasurer. ...FRANClS M hAhhis
Secretary. ....... .....AhTHUR b. MOhluS.
Trustees
JOHN O. ADAMS, No. 10 Rssd--ss., New rorh
JOSEPH l.. SMALLWOOD NO. 10 Eesver 4, New fo'k.
FRANCIS ~ HARRIS. Nassau Eank, Nswi York
A. c. NJ PENNINGTON. OF Pennington, sullivan Har'
RICHARDS KIHGsLAED, No. q Finest, New.iork.
JOHN =. PlCkRELL. Baltimore, Nd
J. l.. SAVAGE, Washington. u. 4.
Attorneys and Counsel
PENNINGTON. SULLIt AN n HAlihlSoS, NO. io Nas
Vs. " Superintendent.
DANIEL q. WHITE Plrksr.ourg, West Va "a,
This loupsny have i've wells now down, WIN engines
pbir tools &c on the ground and 10 confidently expccte
soon TO b. able to poy quarterly diyiGends
Books for subscription will cose by the Zth inst.
Subscription price, being on-thrd the par 'A"e'
secure sto l. early application should De maze TO- ~
RICHARDS kIsGsLAND. No. - fine-st, VI.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED TO January
- T. for 10 90 u. a. BONDS
4 per e.st eesnmisslon sisved Psymssh meg be made
Doe Trird. January T.
One Third. January "a
Oss. Third. January a.
Sp oes frsasuy Notes tsSAs Ia p.ymen. and sseraed
IivERGOiE. CLEws Co. n. a w.l.tNY.
"r... u. s. Government Loan Agsnta
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r WILL receive OFFERS for u sores OF arM.
e,s., OIL LAND hsid in foo 10 slo:. p,sIisHy Z. y
Noble end shsrmss Wells and 'sh', a.ys9rs sHifH
o. "s"' oS,.. ., IN, Nsv.Ysri 6ssasr. h soInsss@
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UNION DIME SAVINGS BANR, Nos 495
L and alO CANAL cor. Of NARICk.-Open dAi y from
10 A. M 10 . and on MONDAY. WkpsrsDAI AID SATURDAY
Eveuipy...fron TO .. N. slA PIX CEsl ntsn't Zee
tom to,erpm-n, Tai, slowed OF 5eJ AID unir
and Five Per Cent on larger sunN
Money depo.lt-d January 70 si bear nteTeH
rom January J. - ,,.,,,,,.o,-, ID.
GAunxKS s ChAPIn. srcrrtArN.
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NINTH NATIONAL BANK. --Noticeis hereby
~ sfra that Election for NINE DIRECTORS 70
fot ensuing year ~ b. held is Bank TUESDAY
yanarr TO- 1855 between The hours Of 70 and O'CLOCK
JOHN T. HILL Cashier.
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,y,PIYrRs' SAVINGS BANK,

Nj No 81 Eassau'st.. N T.
OPEN DAILY. ..,.,.o
SIX PER CENT lGlERESr ALLoNIp.
Monty DEPOSITED NOW viii draw in,srest from Jan
s.ryl. LCIhEh - N""iH Co., ''
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NOTICE COUPONS of the HOUSA
~ TONIC RAILROAD COMPANY falling due Jan l. 1865
III bo pad the ofe Of ks,ohun Son Co.. No 20
FI,hspse pAe or ct the Troesurers oo. In bridgeport
Com CHARLES K AvEHILL. Tr-asu4er.
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~ NINTH MONTHLY DIvIDEED.--The director. oftbe
ctSIfAL PETROLEUM COMPANY have tbis day de-.
800 DIVIDEND Of ONE PER CENT upoB their Cap
Estoct Of S5Oo0eO payable the 18th Inst AZ the oses
- NE Concsny, No 10 Pne-st, New orE The transfer
sso WI b closed from The lQy5 20 the B inst
WED. w. CLAkkt. oessssDy. z
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TRYING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, No. 96

at the rate Of I 81 cent per AM un
;. raid 10 all d-po.i.Ofs entitled thereto passpe 90 s
MjsDhY Jan. is. All Interest not Might've VIII VA"
iH'7e'' Vic '- WALTER W. CUSKLlN, President
yAyprRsIIr l.. Brxfos. SECRETARY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-23
The Episcopal Convention.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2l.-Message No %
was received hom the House of Blshops,
stating that they concurred in the action of the
House OF the Clerical and lay Deputies with
reference 10 foreign missionary bishops passed
yesterday.
Message No. 25 was also soreceived, submitting
an amendment TO the canon concerning foreign
missionary bishops. The house non con Cured
Ihe Rev Mr.. Mason offered the following:
ReSOlrsd, That all those branches of the Amos.
tollc Church which accept the Holy Scriptures
and the Nicene ConstantInopolitan creed, and
which reject the usurpations and innovations
OF the Bishop Of Rome, be called by the course
prevents and indications of Divine Providence
to renew those primitive relations which the
Roman schism has interrupted.
The resolution was adopted
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THE FENIANS COUNCIL.

PHILhDELPHIA, Oct 21.-In the Fenian Con-
Press to-day, the Committee on Government
Constitution, Military Affairs, and Finance re-
ported The report was accepted, and on mo-
ton II was taken up, section by section, for
adoption. .'
During the afternoon the President an
nOunced that Ii. Doran Killian, Esq, delegate
for Wisconsin, who procured The unconditior-
nj release of Jno. Mitchell, was present Three
cheers were given for the President of the
United States, for Mr.. Killan, and John
Mitchell. For some time every member of the
Congress joined in the most enth usias tic man.
ner in the applause.
1t was moved and seconded that the Secre-
taries prepare resolutions con nveying the CRATE
fnl acknowledgment OF this Congress to Mr.
klllian, for his efforts in bringing about the
release of Mr. Mitchell Carried.
After some discussion the reports, with
amendments, were adopted, and an Irish ban
ner was presented to the chairman by the Can
adian delegation.
Adjourned until O'Clock p m, Monday
The Congress Will continue in session until
Wednesday.
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From Louisiana

CAIRO, Oct. 22.-New Orleans dates to the
18th say that a circular from the Freedmen 5
Bureau states that seed and mplementsw will not
De gwen TO the freedmen by the Government
rs they have expected, and the land will be
leased only 10 those who can show they have
capital necessary to buy seed, tools animals.
etc, and carry on the farms in proper man
ner and advises all who cannot do so to make
contracts for labor with planters or others
needing their assistance.
The New Orleans Times strongly urges the
adjustment fall Freedmen's Bureaus
~ Democratic meeting has been held in New
Orleans, asking that the same clemency be
shown to JEFF. Davis as to the other leaders in
the late rebellion, and denouncing Charles
Sumner as having raised a yindictiye nm chris
tian- and un-American clamor for Davis
blood.
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From South Carolina.

NEW YORK, Oct 22.-The steamer Emily r.
Souder, from Charleston on the 49th, has ar
rived.
Charleston gave 80 votes for Orr, and 651 for
Hamilton, for Governor.
General Howard, in an interview with the
Mayor of Charleston, stated he hoped arrange
ments would soon be made entirely satisfac.
tory TO the community in relation to the Freed
mems Bureau. General Howard was to visit
the Island, and, subsequently, Columbia
Eight or ten persons have been recovered
from the ruins OF late fire, badly wounded,
several of whom died subsequently. A mum,
ber of bodies are still buried beneath the rub.
bish. Captain Hoffman, the chief of police,
was badly yiniured-perhaps fatally.
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Organization of the Richmond City Govern.

RICHMOND, Oct. 3I.-General Turner, COM
mandiDg the districtof Henrico, issued gene
raj order this evening, permitting the organiza-
ton Of the city government of Richmond, the
objcctional officers, Messrs. Sturde want John
son, and Bigger, having filed their declension
TO the Offices to which they were elected
The former, in letter to the President of the
Council communicating the order, calls atten-
ton TO the large number of destitute white per-
sons in the city, who are now supplied with
rations by the United States commissary, at a
cost of two hundred dollars a day. and recon-
mends that speedy action be taken by Councils
to assume the care of the poor of the city
The Council held meeting to night, and de.
clared the office of Mayor vacant, and COM
pleted the organization of that body
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-23

HVIn Consequence Of the unprecedented
scarcity of water in Paris, the government
have been forced TO suppress the supply to ali
the ornamental fountains, and to limit the al
lowance to all public Offices D bslu5s 81
- DR.. Bennett Of New-Haven, the hero of
a once famous divorce suit, has been fined
500 for circulating libelous handbilIs. -
ga echoolmaster struck ssilen the otbsr
day-a Juvenile. sll.' q p. . =. =
"A. Wards advice 70 "let the old man have
q chance has been adoptad. and n;ana;s,,e
misses are screeching ssSing me to sleep, Fa-
ther." ~ a6t eT1aT7Te ~ 20 >Tf' TX
SThe Emperor Max has eiyen a Sonora
mine to newspaper editor = = I,'-.'-Ta .--I
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THE RICHMOND PRESS.

Old and New Papers-PersonneI of the Dif.
ferent Establishments- - Conducting n
Southern Pictorial under Difficulties
How stonewall Jackson was Focused
Richmond Opinion of jeff. Davis-Henry
A. Wise. 80 -
Editorial Correspondence of the Star.l
SPoTswooD HOUSE, RICHMOND, VA. Oct
10, 1884 very agreeable portion Of nv visit
here has been that spent amongst the members
of the Richmond press. Richmond Editors
have always ranked high for writing ability.
and they seemed to me to be marked by a geni-
ality and esprit du corps not often met with
amongst the same number of this profession.
They are all avowed believers in "the code,
and a resort to it used to be among the com.
monest of events with them; but up to the very
point of sspistols and Coffee they would seem
TO be the most urbane of men.
There is much activity just now among the
newspaper men here. There are now published
here four dailies, the Wkig, and three new pa
pers started since the evacuation, & E., the Tines
Republic, and Commercial Bulletin, all morning
papers with the exception of the Bulletin,
which has an evening edition. This would
seem to be pretty ample newspaporial rep
resentation for city Of $1,000 inhabitants, but
the number will very soon be increased to
seven by the revival of the Enquirer, Dispatch,
and Examiner. The Wing is edited by Robert
Ridgway, who is both an effective writer and
public speaker, and who has Just been elected
to Congress by large majority. He will
undoubtedly take leading position amongst
the new congressman from the South. ..- b
Mr.. Ridgway was connected with the Wing
previous to the war, but quit that paper about
the time the ordinance of secession was passed,
and not being available for the Confederate
conscripton on account of defective eye.sight
he remained in retirement at his fathers estate,
in Amherst county, during the war. When
MIR. Ridgway left the Whig, Alexander Mosely
took charge of it, and was succeeded by James
Mcdonald, formerly editor Of the LyneAburg
Virginian,) and who is now associate editor Of
the Whig After the evacuation Of Richmond,
Mr.. Ridgway was recalled to its editorship,
and it came out as warm Union paper, giving
by its tone great offense to numbers in Rich
mond, who, as mark Of censure to the WAi0,
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
FROM CALIFORNIA.
The Late Earthquak--The los

The Late Earthquake-The loss.
SAN FRANCIsCo, Oct. ts.-Trade has been
qulet dnring the past week. The value of
merchandise is well sustained. Many kinds of
goods are scarce. Wool is firm at 1Sa2U cents
Hides Is cents. Wheat depressed to 81 9OaI 95
per lCO lbs. Barley 95aSL Tonnage plenty
frelghts dull and heavy. There has been no
decline in running stock during the week.
Shanghai dates have been received 10 Sep
Ismber @, and Japan dates to September IL.
Inc news is unimportaut.
ne wbaler Ontario, twenty three days from
the Arctic, arrived to-day. No news of the
Shenandoah.
Obsequies of honor to the late General
wright and wife, who Were lost with the
steamer Brother Jonathan, and whose bodies
We're recovered from the ocean, were obser we'd
to.day at the Catholic church.
Private dispatches have been received from
the interior, which state that the accounts sert
abroad concerning the late earthquake in tins
city were not exaggerated.
The Press reports sent East were rs accurate
as could be made at the time When the ex-
element had passed away, the general verdict
was the people were more frightened than
hurt.
Itmay require 500 600 to restore the damaged
buildings TO their former condition.
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WHY NOT Use TIE BEST,

over twenty years increasing demand has estab
hshed the fact that MATHEWS VENETIAN
HAlR DYE Is the best in the world lt is the
cheapest. the most reliable, and most convenient
Complete in oRe bottle. Does not require any pre-
Tions preparation of the hair No trouble No
crock or stain. Does not rub off make the hair
appear dusty and dead but imparts to it new life
and iustre. Produces beautiful black or brown
rs preferred. child can apply it. Always gives
satisfaction. Only rs cents per bottle Sold every
where ...
A. I. MATHEWS. Manufacturer. N Y.
DEMAS BARNES i CO., New York, Wholesale
Asehts. my 6-eodly
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CHEyALIER's LIFE FOR TUrHA1R

Vim hbiIh . LIZ IL Fun TIE HAlR
VIII restore Gray Hair to its ORIGINAL COLOR;
sTRENGTBENs and PROMOTES the growth of the
WEAKEST HAIR; stopsits falling out in three days;
Keeps the head clean cool and healthy; be used
freely; contains nothing injurious; THE BEST
HAIR DRESSING EVER OFFERED TO THE
PUBLlCiit IL Is recommended and used by the first
medical authority. Sold at the Drug Stores, and
at my office, No. 1,123 Broadway, New York.
L assure oil persons the above preparation
will do all that is claimed for il
sc Is I'm SARAH A. CHEVALIER, M, ID,
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SECRET DISEASES,

oAMAEiIAS> GIFT is the most certain, safe and
euectuai remedy-indeed, the osly vegetable remedy
ever discovered. Cures in two to four days, and
SeIit cases in twenty four hours. No mineral no
halsaIh. no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken 1t
u the soldiers hope, and friend to those who do
male. SS
SAsARITAN's RoO1 AND II ERR JuIcxs-A positive
snd permanent euIe for Syphilis, Scrsfuls, Ulcers
Tor Ss Sold hy S. @. Ford See advertisement ms
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@A disastrous fire, with Ioss of life, oc.
CURED in Charleston, S. c., on last Wed nesdav.
IL was in the business part OF the city, and de-
stroyed several mercantile and man ufacturing
establishments and newspaper Office The
loss is estimated af 100000. Thirty or forty
persons were buried in the ruins, from fifteen
stantly killed. The others were ex extricated in
dreadfully injured and suffering condition.