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Genera, Grant and the Radicals.

WASHINGTON, September 22.-General
tran; denies the reports put in circulation
concerning his preferences as regards a
vote in Pennsylvania. The General says
Ibis record is that of soldier, and he has
Condemned the practice of officers making
roltical capital off of the records of the
'.r1y." Ii is not in accordance with his
.ay OF doing things.
The General regrets exceedingly that his
ZANE has been mixed up with local poll
,,c>. The report, as published, is tissue
Of aischood>. General Grant never made
use Of the language attributed to him. He
< a warm supporter Of the Presidents po-
bcy. and is doing all in his power TO infu-
rncc every one to the same way of think
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40 THE PLANTERS OF VIRGINIA
i AND NORTH CAG5LIyA.-we take great
,ss sfy ets tx i?issis
q lister 10 your vssrs
s sss IN .sd much . G a:
We offer the PACIFIC GGxNo to oar frisnds-
the planters o. Virginia and North csrolina.vi,h
4 A.s X ssS r. S.s'.. : o CO.:
NIAR RgrDsvILIs. n. c.,
...n September II, isss.
Nessrs. 4. 7. Stokes 4 Co, AGENTS for Pacific
0xda0, Rfck10Rd, Va.: .a
,s siP ssY. Won y, opsa r,ss rasss
0uano . fertilizer, SAKE Ne following ssats'
,,es asus r . sG psIss:S o 3. s ss :
In order to tsSs the eomIeseave valss 81 TIL. And
Peruvian ausno, supplied myssr via - sn 0,Ha
Ia equal uantity, both brood: ssst and inthe hill
applying about 100 pounds 70 the acre when broad.
casting, and from 6alf to tablevpocnful TO the
e e Tnsu .S sss Ss Pssas mary. iG s
equal to the Peruvian In forcing the grcvtn o.
CROP while am very confident Y rpens the tooeseo
s very great momsn. in or einss
applied half to q tablespoonful Of the PestAc 70
the hill on small portion OF my corn crop Win
I have heretofore used most Of the fertilizers
that have been thrown on the market, and now be.
bis sses VI. eroane. q 10 the
planter than II invested In any fertilizer with
which am acquainted.
might be better satisfied OF the effect OF this ma
nure In Fastening the maturity OF my tobacco
50 At ifG g. ". COURTS.
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Markets by Telegraph.


New YoRK, September G.-Noon.-Cotton
firm and uppish sales 200 bales uplands a1
36Hc. Orleans, $50. Flour improving. Whea,
SQ5c. better. Pork heavy at ssc. Lard dull
at l6Ndl9kc.
NEW York, September 24.-Afternoon.-
Cotton is buoyant; sales, $500 bales up.
lands, 36hG37c. +; Orleans, Sshc., and little
Offering. Lard steady at l7Gl9Ac. Sugar
steady Muscoyado, lO'sGllc. Coffee firm
Turpentine in moderate demand at 65666c
Resin quiet at e4G$9.
MONEY MARKET.
NEW YORK, September 24.-Noon.-Gold
l43h. Sterling, for sixty days.
NEW York, September A.-Afternoon.-
Gold, l44a; coupons, '6s, NIX; "a, loSH
los, 9s7s treasures, 1851; Carolinas, 65A
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, September a. Flour firm
Spring wheat, extra, $ll.2aG$ll.5O. Whea,
quiet; southern red, $2.s5G42.sO. Corn dull
white, SoQ9lc.; yellow, Ssc. Oats steady
Provisions inactive. Mess pork, tSi 80. Co6st
firm stock light. Sugar dull. Whisky firm
western, e. ~. Seed firm fia1seed, ts.a.
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THE HoLDES-THoNAs-LEnMAS, &C., &C.,
CoNvENrIoN.--Of all the fascos and farees
that have distinguished political movements
in this State, the Radical so-called "Con-
vention which assembled at the Standard
Office In this city on yesterday may legiti-
mately claim the prominence.
The best idea of the size of this union
State Mass Meeting" las it is ludicrously
designated in the official proceedings) may
be gathered from the fact that the gctters-
up of the concern were ashamed to expose
the paucity of their numbers to the public,
and that the whole cast concourse were
comfortably seated within the narrow pre-
cincts Of Mr.. Holden's editorial sanctum.-
Raleiqh Sentinel.
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.

Wa h / n ton Observation-Disclosures Oregon
House OF Representatives. Adopts the Constl.
tutional Amendment
WASHINGTON, September A.-Ths President
has appointed A. L. Snowden chief coiner OF
the mint Mt Philadelphia. He has been con.
nected with mint for many years.
Secretary Seward Is SO far recovered that he
was at the State Department to-day discharg.
Ing his official duties.
DIR. H. @. Yarron, Of Atlanta, Ga, has been
appointed examining surgeon by the Commits.
sioner Of Pensions.
The Oregon House Of Representatives has
passed the constitutional amendment by q
vote Of twenty five yeas TO twenty two nays
William Byers, Of Arkansas, has been ap.
pointed southern superintendent Of the Indian
Agency. a-ft .-. e. ..s.. a..a a-Alr
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THE AFFIRMATION MURDER.-We have
received no additional details Of the killing
of Mr.. j. A. Carter on Thursday night by
the negro Spencer Patterson, except the
fact that the jury of inquest brought in 8
verdict of murder against Patterson. l,
was deemed best not to return the accused
to Appomattox on Saturday, but he viii
be sent on to-day. We learn that the ex
citement in regard to the affair is bu
slightly, if it all, abated.-Lynclb,ug Neacs
24th.
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Mr.. SEwARD's CoNDITIoN.-The alarm
ing and untounded reports on Friday eve
ming of Secretary Stewards low condition
were rather summarily put at rest yester-
day morning by the Secretary's appear
ance at the presidential mansion. To-day
he is still further improved, and although
weak, is able to sit up and ride out. DR..
Norris thinks that in . few days he will
probably be able to resume his official du.
Washington Correspondence San, 24h
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aNEETING OF YUGINIA UXI0NIsrs."-
Under this heading the Washington Chroni.
Gle publishes . letter from Richmond Civ.
Ing Q glowing account Of the negro meet.
ing at the African Church last week.
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NEW YORK, September A.-The four-story
tenement house at the corner Of Avenue A
and Thirteenth street was destroyed by fire
yesterday. Cornelius Ratteger, his wife, and
three children, persisted In the flames. Two
men who leaped from the fourth story are not
expected to live. Three others who jumped
down were caught on beds, and escaped serious
injury. The fire is supposed TO have been the
act of an incendiary.
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Affairs In South Carolina.

ton Hh i YORK, September 23.-A Charles
Lrs!S5 Iou.h Carolinal special states that the
h,enS a'ure adjourned on Friday night.
,arms 'he measures adopted was an act
.,s uilhs to freedmen the right to make and
.v;J 'ee contracts, sue and he sued, to give
ma aen e, to contract, purchase, and lease
s"J J % % real estate and personal property
wb VIII ENJOY all legal remedies the same az
wI I,es and to be punished alike with
'ntes ior the same offences.
nlS ss have also been adopted TO sup
~ urn 10 The destitute, to establish q
Ins " system, and TO authorize q
d;a,; ~ ana 10 the rebuilding Of the burn,
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PETRIFAcTIoNs.-Thcs specimens before us
consist of several beech blooms perfectly
petrfed, yet still retaining their perfect
form, pieces Of tWigs aud roots, and frag.
ments Of pcach-stone. These arc Ill hard
as rock, and have every appearance o.
mineral substances except in shape.
These formations, We arc informed
abound in certain portions Of this county
1t seems that every twig OF bloom on what.
ever other substance fails to the ground
undergoes petrilication. - -4.!LI..a (Gd.)
Era
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HELLIsH OUTRAGE.-We- learn that a
man named William Rutledgc, living in
Appomattox county, committed u most
fcndish outrage on the person of his own
daughter, aged about twelve years, on
Thursday last. After satiating his brutal
lust the flend fed, and had not been ar
rested up to Saturday eyening.-Lynch-
Iuru Noes, 24th.
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SrmXGrIELp, ILL, September %, 1920
p. N.-Thc ward election in Congressman
fu,ioms district yesterday resulted in
>ix,y.ionr National Union majority. The
Radical majority last spring was seventeen.
Tie City Council is National Union. This
: a rcbukc to the City Council for its late
action against the President. The issue
r., clearly and distinctly made between
Conservatives and Radicals.
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HOTELS AND BOARDING-HOUSES.
Is RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
J John P; BALLfARpSs }Pnorsrsro.s.

The undersigned take pleasure In announcing 70
the travelling public las we'll as to city boarders)
that they have returned to their old business again,
and from this day they are ready to cater to the
taste and comfort of all who may favor them with
They have purchased all the furniture in the
Establishment. all Of which is OF the very best
quality and selected with great care from the
best furnishing houses in New York within the
last twelve months, and much OF which has never
been unpscked; indeed, the hotel Is furnished In
the most superb style.
The BALLARD HOUSE is new, and contains one
hundred and twenty pleasant ard well-ventilsssd
lodging rooms, all OF which have CRATES. The
parIors and public rooms are large and convenient
the building is commanding, and acknowledged to
be one OF the best constructed In the southern
States and all together offer advantages rarely met
Our table shall always be generously supplied
with the best the market affords, and with the deli
cscies of the season, and the choicest OF wine.
The DARKROOM Is an elegant one, and shall be
furnished with the best OF liquors, etc., etc.
We pledge our undivided attention to the bust;
ness, and expect from our old friends, ladies and
gentlemen OF Virginia and the whole country
their support, and hope to receive liberal share
Of the public patronage.
JOHN p. BALLARD, (prorr,e,o,,
THOMAS E. BALLARD, froprle'or'
PrcuNOyD. SeDtember !, 1886. 3l-lm
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From Kn0xville-SReeoA IN The Con.
yention-Onc OF Brown1oW's former
Friends DcnOunceS Hisn.
Dispatch to the Cincinnati Commercial.

Dihpatcn 10 the cincinnati COMMERCIAL.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, September 90
Speeches were made to the Convention by
Colonels Netherlands, Jarvis, Arnold, and
Baxter. Colonel Baxter reviewed the
bitter, relentless policy of the Brownlow
party, and showed the fearful corruption
of the present Radical party, charging
that they had misapplied the revenues OF
the State and placed in high judicial pc.
sitions men VIGOROUSLY corrupt and infa-
nous, with the design to continue the an
archy of the past, that they might continue
Tin power. As q Union man, he denied
that there was any need of the 10000
muskets that the Governor was purchasing,
and said his whole object was to impo7er-
ish the State and make himself notorious.
Colonel Baxter has been strong Union
man and personal friend OF Brownlow's'
and his charges are damaging. The Con-
vention adjourned sine die.
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rINANCIAI. AND CoHMxaCIAL-
RICHMOND, September "A, 1891

The export Of gold from New York last
week was slle, 800. This is more than offse,
by the arrival Of the Borussia with ss72, 1877.
The exports from New York and Boston since
the LIST Of May last amounts to t5l, $40, $40.
The receipts Of gold at the port OF New Yorh
since January LIST have been: From Europe,
81 ,7s5, 36s; from California, s27, ,olo. The
export of specie and gold from New York
during the same exceed the imports by the
sum of s23, G67, 1852.
The following are the prices Of gold In New
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ANOTHER UNION GENERAL.-Among the
letters addressed to General Gustav as
chairman Of the Committee Of Arrange
ments for the Soldiers and Sailors Con-
vention at Cleveland was one from the
gallant General Wistar.
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HARRISBURG, September 22.-The De-
mocratic confcrees of this district met at
Sunbury to-day, and nominated Thomas
Bowers, of Middlcburg, Snyder county, as
their candidate for Congress.
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The Oregon Legislature.

SAN FRANCISCO, September PA Salem
(Orcgon) dispatch of last night says: The
House of Representatives has passed the
constitutional amendment by q vote OF
twenty five ayes to twenty-five nays.
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n,.cl Celehr.tion n New York.

Black Celebeatiea In New York.
Nxw YoRx, September 24.--The blacks OF the
Union League to-day celebrated the anniver.
sary Of the emancipation Of tho colored race
at the South, There was . prooession on
Broadway, and addresses delivered at Myrtle
Park In Brooklyn.
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4 SHLAND Notwithstanding leas

4 SHLAND Notwithstanding leased
"A this celebrated property, the undersigned
assures those who may favor him with their pa
tronage that they will have no cause to regret IT..
grounds, well. Furnished hotel and cottages, and
sbundantiy supplied table render 1t attractive TO
all, and equal TO any establishment In the State.
Terms moderate.
Regular boarders are provided with free tickets.
Refreshments furnished balls and parties.
It's T. WOLFF, Proprietor.
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CLEVELAND, September 10.
To THE PrBLIc.-The report in the Alba
ny argus of the 18th Is false. Ihaye never
deserted the loyal Southerners, and God
forbid that ever should,
II, G. NORTON.
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EDUCATIONAL.

SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES',
y CORNER GRACE AND POUSHER STREETS
The exercises of this institution will be resumed
The FIRST OF OCTOBER NEXT. A thorough In.
and Modern Lang Music, Singing, Drawing,
and all branches that belong 10 hnished female
education, Mill be impaired by highly competent
and strict attention will be given TO everything
contributing to the comfort Of the pupils. Terms
ton at the school or the principal bookstores.
Teachers.-Miss MARIA 3. Cooke, Miss FANNIE
q. HALrBuRfoE, Mr.. o. 4. EsIcssox, Mr.. A. sR-
low. U. 4. ERICSSON,
AN -d&Hytlst()et pYtncipal.
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CATTLE MARKET

No change in the cattle market since our last
quotations. We quote common to good at sG7c.,
gross.
MuTroS.-Tn request; but no prime In market
We quote fair to good at sGoc., gross. Common
grades Of sheep sell at ~ per head.
Hoes. Heavy hogs sell at ia per ewt., nett.
VEAL, p head, f56l*l2.
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On to- day. in New York, gold opened at l4sh
and closed at l44!.
Money In New York is abundant at 394 per
cent on call and commercial paper at 6G5H.
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HARRISBURG, September 22.-George F.
Miller was to-day rcnomiuated for Congress
bv the Union conferees of this district.
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Captain George II. Padgett, On old and
much respected citizen Of West End, Fair.
fax county, w., did at Orange Court
house III ysldsy night,
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SECOND DISPATCH.

CHrcAGO, September 23.-The Jockey
injured at the race yesterday died this
evening. The indications are that he was
knocked from his seat by parties interested
in the success of the rival jockey. Several
arrests have been made in connection with
the affair.
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VIRGINIA STATE AGRICULTU.
SOCIETY AM FARMERS, C0NYEN:

viON-It is gratifying to observe that the genera
me- of the s b T. IN aPP ssrshe the
Committee Of the Virginia State Agricultural So
ciety in respect TO the vital importanes to the IN
industrial relations, that here should be general
council Of the friends and representatives. OF these
day for cons ultstion and disc ussion on these all
IMMORTAL mt subjects. The State Agricultural Socie
born Of the OF tine RsEpie ana %b sn
reflected the intense earnestness with v ich they
had determined to inaugurate new era OF progress
and development in the industrial Interests OF ths
State would be recreant to the obligations which
the acceptance of the high trust committed 10 her
hands imposed did she tail to seize the earliest OPP
pOrtunfy ind icated by the condition OF tho coun-
try, TO resume that high career Of public useful
ness upon which she had so auspiciously entered,
Tie snhjoined notice from the President shows
that the officer. OF the society are nly awe 70 The
and that the cherished Interests committed To
them will sqs, 30 sss%STt IN ,hsir sana
Having been repeatedly requested by leading
to c sdesty s snd e the aTmers
orally, 10 assemble In Richmond AZ an early day
for consultation on the many important subjects
that now so urgently demand the calm consldera.
ton of the wise and true men OF ths state ana
concurring entirely in the proposed object naSs
thought proper on IL WIN h day
of November next for such meeting, ana cordlal-
Iv invite all the farmers Of the state, whether
embers OF the Society or not, to meet us In coun-
ell and give us the Shf Of theiH E'tG
rience. WiLLoIonDt NEW lJ,S5
President Virginia State Agricultural Society.
LINDEN, September IL, 1863. Sc le-ts
NEW AND FASHIONABLE DRY
~ GOODS. CARPETS, BOOKINGS, RUGS, &C.
THOMAS r. PRICE i co. are now rece wing tn ir
fall and winter stock of foreign and domestic
DRY GOODS, to which they invite the attention OF
the country and city 6uyerr TaSssae OF re.a
BLAcR sr snd 'cct5'fI3SksD cAssMEREs, for
rLANSEis BLEaciHEp and BROWN COT
TONS and SllEETlNGS,
| IRISH LINENS, pIAPERS,
| DAMASKS, TOWELLING, he:
FREMCh P6PLISs, plain M And egatsd; ,.,v
BLACK sKss and coLoRED EXPRESS CLOTHS
| and OTTOMANs,
FRENCH BIARRITZ, new and beautiful
| BLACK TAFFETA and GRO-GRAIN slLks,
| VAL and POINT LACE SETS and COLLARS,
GENTS and LADIES MERlNO and WOOL
rsEs shih ana AMERICAN PRINTS, in end.
HOSIERY isR',A hseEs, LINEN SETS,
SHAWLS, CLOAKS. &c, &c.
| In their carpet room will be found
TAPESTRY and BRUSSELS CARPETS,
| THREE-PLY and INGRAM CARPETS,
RUGS, BAIZE, BOOKINGS,
| DRUGGETS, MATS. &c, &c.;
low as fair dealers can sell them In any market.
THOMAS X. PRICE Z CO.,
.s,7-.oa,v - '' No. aaS Broad street.
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Troub,e at = Horse Race.

CHICAGO, September 23.-The trot yes
terday between Cooley and Butler drew
great crowds. Quarrelling between the
Jockeys delayed the last heat until after
dark, when Butler came in without his
rider, who was found more than half mile
back with his skull fractured. The driver
of Cooley was arrested, as there are s'ls'
picions of foul play.
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Tassdsy. ~ W ~ Ssw a0sA %
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VIRGINIA FERTILIZERS. AMI
v NAL COMPOST. AND POUDRETTE.-Ths
.ubscribers are manufacturing At the "MONTE
lederAte States Nitre Beds, near RICHMOND, VA,
the above celebrated FERTILIZERS, which they
offer to the farmers generally - being the BEST
This being strictly Virginia enterprise. com.
msnds Itself to the Virginia fsrmsI
GuAN0 will be made II desired, but 10 the James
River farmer this Is entirely unnecessary.
These Fertilizers have been analy Ied by the best
chemists In the country, which analysis will be
exhibited for inspection and information. Address
BARGAMlN q MULLER.
an l-sw2m Richmond, Va.
DHENIX GUANO.-Two hundred
i tons PHOENIX GUANO. sail TO be one Of the
most valuable fertilizers In use, for sale by
SAMUEL p. LATHROP, Agent.
aus Eighteenth street, south side Of Dock.
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=; .Sa7c4T. AND NATan1EA1Ic.,
CO s:ssSsit r.. &: g
- f,.,an,sssuD.A sns6,ay = a1saneals ! =
vSisS 80, 81 ss4rs psssssse<h4efs ~
n, - 9ii7k, v&8 IAt1n. s..sss}.
Ss>sS. .:ss:: !
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DROTECT YOUR PROPERTY
AGAINST LIGHTNING.
HAWLEY'6
oArRNT TI0nTNIHQ pom

TIC aIsS. md gSPfEEs;ssIsHi iss,aiZ :..3esa,,n'
IN CONDUCTING CAPACITY,
NAKINo II MAT
PAsTgNIN0S, REMOVING THE OBJECTIONS
TO THR SHALL Rop NOW COMMONLY
rh,. ROD 1, entirely sonsinuous In tn q. rs.,sr.
and decidedly The GAIRsf ana HIST LIGHT.
MING ron now before the 4msSissn people, And
90 pronounced by the hsst science Of ths country;
ROD, OF the eonnon tRO1 ROD, san bs sapplisd
KEPT D. repair nee d charge Il not fnSsiFsA s.
'f sssss sad county risAh for PAINT RoD =,
sale. Address ~y,,.r. urvsc. A..
IA 1-an box 100 Voss.o1ss, RisAn0S1s VI.
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NATIosM!AL TM1SNs D p Bv Ss,s ,.ss:

n COLLSoI, WAsHfN0r0H, D; G.. oasn ssps.
y" ihs eoanS 81 intersection. snbrssss Conniasion.
Importing. JosiinE. Rs.,iiins,c Baak ssS Genss
'G sDsns.rss AfsnnssshiI . asxhs & len! g;
spsnsSr, he leading. author o. The - 4. r.
PSsmSsssAi sdopssa y I'll SrsSslsss COLLEGES =
=, iss Esss 9 Rsslas:: rsasuss, sssias,s. 81 -
special ssniioS: iks d hs nos. vslsallsI - -
d The eoos hsspinS Sossss, Her s7s SSysssl
;sss p: .ss S'ssss t!s; q
sshsllysliI so.Rss 81 y, s's soiiss. =.
sssss Ssi:: $500. 49,. q ce..As.Aip. se,iass
.'1:a:,. "a s'isi ifi1is;fsii Y.oSsg; -
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LOST. sTR.AYED AND FOUND.

STRAYED OR STOLEN FROM MY
Chouse, on Grace and Twenty sec ond szn@EA
streets, on the night Of the 2ist instant, 0fEsHx
. HEDfUM SIZE RED AND WHITE
MICH COW. She has . large bag, a>az4GEx
abort horn on the right side Of her head, and {
knot on the left side. liberal reward will be paid
for her return or any information which will lead
to her recovery. WILLIAM COULLING.
ne A-iw
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- + s SCI: s. 'E Rsas|s
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4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-All
N persons having claims against the e.tats.ss o.
JOHN CURRlR, ST., and Nn. NARY Cukhis.
deceased, will present them, properly au.nehn
tstes are requested 10 come forward and MAKE pay
NAM ~''''a' ''c CHARLES :. woRfHAN.
- - nwr. $500 AdmiaissrAtne.
ERENCH CALF SKINS" BEAU.
.KnvIi1.R.S e DUPONTt and cher ssls.
Sntsd brands lsssivsa and for sale y
love" nAsEs' o 3. II. oHALKLKY q Co,
3higSesnth street hekHsSn 1dn
IDAaE- BALL CLuHo Just EeeetysS!
|R,ssi 's's'ss''I KIla;i
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NJOTICE.-The time for receiving
IN SEALED PROPOSALS BY the Bosrd u atIs.
school house In the town Of Manchester 10 ex
tended to the goth instant,
81 e. csli an chief OF Police B. 7. Hancock,
" Town Hall, who will exhibit the plans and spe-
eiacstions OF the same; :, ru,,...
sssa"at X H. rALLEY, Secretary.