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suRss' 30, Eog5Rs aLDD as;S :, Co.
3: B.-Partiss havinS conslgnnsns Sos this sals
% R.;s' send them k L q avi slSDok CO.
By william K. Smith Co., Auetionssrs.
Omee and sales lot corner OF Broad and Bevon-
tssnth streets.
WE WILL SELL AT 10 O'CLOCK
w on "WEDNESDAY next, the slst instant, .
large number of \. = &.
HORSES, MULES.
WAGONb, DRATS,
BUGGiks,
sULKsYS and HARNEss, &c..
Among the stock, one pair Of CARRIAGE
H0RsES-ysry stylish In harness. Also, four good
SADDLE Houses.
ALSO,
One good COAL CART-new.
Persons desirous TO contribute to this sale will
have their stock entered BY 10 o'clock.
Cash advances made on consignmenH.
WILLIAM x. SMITH b CO.,
oc so-ft Auctioneers.
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FUNERAL NorIcE.-The remains of HENRY B.
ROBINSON, who died 2ist January, ls65, At the
residence Of his uncle, Mr.. Conway Robinson. near
Washington, d. c., will arrive In this city TO-
DAY, and be moved from st. Paups church TO
Holly wood cemetery at oelockP. ID.
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HLIyERPOOL AND LONDON AND
GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY.

~LIyERPOOL AND LONDON AND
GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY.
GOLD CAPITAL. OVER sls,ooo.oeo.
IsyIsrID IN THIS Country, OVER 81, 10000
RESPONSIBILITY OF COMPANY UNDOUBTHD.
ALL LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID HERE WITHOUT
DEDUCTION FOE INTEREST. AND Hor- As
Is USUAL WITH OTHER CON-
PASIEs, SIXTY AMP
NINETY DAYS APTER PROOF OF LOSS.
1.-THE great resources Of the Liverpool ana Lon
"don and Globe Insurance Company, and the
"hiqh character Of its Directors, together '0itn
"pERsoxAL liability Of its shareholders, enftfte
/" It, in our opinion, to the highest confidence.
~. R. JAFPRAY l. SONS,
"sTURGEs, BENNETT h CO.,
"ALEX'R T. STEWART b CO.,
&C. W. az. J. MOORE CO.,
I'D. APPLETON l. CO.,
"CLAFFEN, MRLLIN h CO.,
DUNCAN, SHERMAN 4 CO.,
"R. L. 4 A. STEWART,
"HARPER & BROTHERS.,
GRINNELL, MINTURN b CO.,
DROWN BROTHERS l. CO.,
I'D. HAMILTON WOOD"
DAVENPORT & CO.,
General Agents of Virginia.
Office over National Exchange Bank,
NJ Sits - Richmond
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

IT NOTICE.-ws invite attention to our spe-
e'ai '"''o FRESH DRY GOODS
to take place THIS "Wednesday MORNING u"
a,,,o.r PAINE A CO.,
oc SLIT Auosionoe'..
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By Pilkinton, Pulliam i Co.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
No. . Wall street, under st. Charles Hotel.

VALUABLE MANCHESTER PRO
PBRTY POR SALE AT AUCTION. will
slst day Of October 1885, on the premises public
aucIon, the ROSS HOTEL and LOTS, situated on
Hull street, in Manchester, between Lawrence
and Jones streets.
The LOT will be divided to suit purchasers.
The buildings consist of u hotel teight or ten
rooins) and small framed house with four rooms.
This property IL regarded as very valuable, being
located in the most business part Of the town.
Terms: One fourth cash balance In six,
twelve, and eighteen months. negotiable notes
with interest added.
PILKINTON, PULLIAM / Co,
oc3o Auctioneers.
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By Lyme 4 Brother, Real Estate Agents
nd Auctioneers. corner Wall and Franklin streets

Suo Auctloneens corner wall ana franklin streets.
VERY DESIRABLE THREE-STORY
BRICK DWELLING, on THB NORTH SIDE
OF. BROAD BETWEEN TWENTY THIRD AND
AUCTlON.-Ws will sell, ct the reguest OF the
owner. at public auction, on WEDNESDAY, 3lst
ths. very desirable family RESiDENcE situs,ed as
described above, now In the occupancy OF Mrs.
Captain John Davis. The house contains ten
the best water on the premises. The house 10
built OF the very best material, and In very fair
order; The lot fronts 30 feet, running back les
this property renders II amongst the most valuable
and desirable In the eastern portion Of the city,
being In good neighboynood and convenient 20
the business portion Of the city. A residence SO
desirable In that portion Of the city rarely in the
we'll to attend.
TERMS: 0ne-third cash balance In four, eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by trust deed.
oc2 LYME BROTHER, Auctioneers.
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Knew THEXrRE. "a 80
bbSSry,.1D ! wAtDios. $500. ...nAnAornsI.
ave The pleasusS Of announeing
~ =. .nassemenS, fof lmltsl nu1lber Of nights,
sIcHrses Ysc IT'D rs SsrEaA TROUPE,
rwILvl PRS. GLASS AKfisfIs. FULL cHo.
Rus, AND ORCHHSTR1.
Niss ). Arnold, Nh. 4. Bcudink. Hsssn;, y. Cas-
10. 3. SsEuin, b. Psskss, Q. G. Campbell, ;. wy,
he, ): fsske., and n. Arnoid .,c., n,pxcroR.
srirst performance, -.
MONDAY EVENING, NovEHSss 3, lsss'
aea SCALE OF PRicEs:
sesis' n: Psrauetts, II cents Family Circle, %
cents GALLERY. cents PIiyate Soxss s.scurad
q the Hrsicai Exchange Of J. W. Dawes Sons
&
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READN
and receive wholesome advice where 10 buy your
CLOTHING FOR MIN. YOUTHS, AND BOYS,
GENTLEMBN's FURNISHING GOODS,
cheaper than any other house in the city.
The only thing necessary to convince you viii b
TO call at
....-.. !. GREEN TREES,
81 BROAD STREET toLD No. III.
BETWEEN BIaHrz AND NINTH STREETS,
where he il selling goods At the following prices
PANTS.
Good Cssinet Pants ut sl.7s, 8
Extra Cssinet Pants from - 70 -,
Good Cashmere Pants at $s.7s to -,
Prime Cashmere Pants from ~ to %,
Good Black Pants at ta.7s, t si
Fine Black Pants ct t4.7s. ....... a....
Fine Black Doeskin Pants at %. 80 to 90.
VESTS.
Casinet Vests ste3.
Cashmere Vests fron >3.so to ~
Black Cloth Vests ats, .."
Black Silk Vests Ut $50, ..E .
Fancy Silk Vests at ta.D,
Black Cotton velvet Vests Ut ~. .,
Fancy silk-velvet Vests from es.sstoe7.
COATS.
Casinet Coats ct Sl.Se, @'t
Black Casinet Coats at Ss.se. .'#
Black Cashmere Coats at ~, la
Fine Black Cloth Sacks from est elS,
CassimeYe Coafs from e6 10 a.
Fine Cashmere Coats from % to tu,
Black frock Coats At % and %,
Fine Black Cloth Costs from ela TO en.
YOUTHS AND BOYS CLOTHING.
A full assortment, and Ut all prices.
CASHMERE SUITS. fE
Atwood Suits 1t el3,
Casinet Salts dark eolorl at I'll,
Atwood Cashmere Suits at tls,
Sill. mixed Cashmere Suits ct 10,
Pine Silk mixed Cashmere Suits from 90 10 ~,
Light Cashmere tHarrison) a. ~,
Brown Cashmere Salts at -. /.
Fine French Cashmere Suits from pa TO ~,
Black Suits Ut al prices.
SHIRTS.
Undenhirts ut - cents,
Gray Undsshirts 1t 81,
White UndsYshirts at from tl TO %, "et
Fine All.vool Undsnhirta ~ u. - TO ., 81
Red Planned Shirts n tl.n, .lj-ldsan z
Red Flannel Drawers II el.U, -.s taAr
White Shirts q "a .5s 8zs yg.s
White Shirts from ei.H 10 ei.E,
Fine Shirts ct from 80 70 ts.w. yt
Jeans Drawers st rs cents.
Hins Jeans Drawers 1t from u 10 u.n.
Calico Shirts I'll SIZE, IS esi. RE
Rumed bosom Shirts n ea.S,
Cashmere Shirts. . fall stock. from q 70 %.
HANDKERCHIEF. ~
White Hsndksrshiefs at - cents, .
Linen HandksFshish at - cents,
Pine Linen Handkerehisfs st - cents,
Silk Handkerchief from elto ei.N,
@ COLLARS.
Goldsnith's 9iassd ct - cents.
Az. Gny's ct - cents,
Genuine 0Esy's st Is cents,
Grsy's Standing Collars q . cents, n
Linen Collars iron - 70 - cents. $50
f sCAR1s AID HBCK-ff1o. re
4 fall supply, .. I'll prices.
s,sgsf DUaPIMDIR1. hy
esspsndsn for . esnls 70 u pair.
Pine wAiss SuspsnAsu st Is ssnta.
80, HATS. ss
Wool Hsts & 70 cents, ~ 80 ~.
Ihavs also Ill Ne late YASHI0HABLx HA1S q
4 iii stost Of UnBHyLLAs an vALIsss, aaA
= Prices 10 SUIT 9HD TINES. DA't fersst
q ssoss % ]. 0AD1N111A
ST. su Broad stssst toid 10. n5l.
a a--ln betwsen EightA and Hinth.
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- Isbsli Z Davis,
1sal 1ststs Agents and Austionesrs.
opposite opelswpod notsl.

A f rIRE srr,,, y y!.g ~ VOL Lot on
PANY, At AUCTION VIII Be sold uno ~ -
premises on THURsDAY The Let DAY Of ~ aa,Ih'
b ss a "a hsif.pastt o'clock P. ", PRErTy;
Ing forty -four feet, and running back n, -,
% sllsy dxtssD feet vide. ''7"
1.,Ss Atsais. lsBELL ADAyn,
W 81 Auction,.,,
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By Harrison, Hoddin Apperson, Auetl''.
Bankers. Brokers', and Real Estate Ass'"'
crxTEEN ACRES OF BEAUTIFChL
n koi Tbk skss aEpt Sh Ih M ms wl
LiiHSBURG TURNPIKE, FOR sALE-W,'is
authorized to sell the bssnfifal LAsD lSiss N,
" l.. Hsrrtson now resides. II commands ~, ~
view OF ali the surrounding country. and ~
ons and 8 hslf miles Of Richmond. TO e.,
Apply % HARRISON, G0DDlA b APPEEso''
oc f-
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctionesrs,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCH ZEN
IL FURNITURE At AUCTiON.-At the re-
quest of gentleman who Ia declining housekeep-
ing, we will sell at auction on WEDNESDAY,
October 3lst at ii o'clock A. NJ, at his residence,
on the north side Of Leigh between Second and
Third streets, an extensive assortment OF HOUSE.
HOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE, consisting OF
the usual variety. Also, a lot of VEGETABLES.
oc 80 GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
By Paine & Co., Auctionses.
SPECIAL SALE OF DRY GOODS
- AT AUCTION WEDNESDAY the 3lst In
stsnt commencing at 10 O'Clock, We will sell at our
auction-rooms large assortment OF fresh and sea-
sonable
DRY GOODS,
comprising . great variety OF fancy and staple
goods suited 10 the season.
oca9 PAINE & CO., Auctioneers.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
BY Harrison, aoddin 4 Appsrson, Auet'onser''
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents

VERY VALUABLE PRlEAInEs
v DWELLING, ON GRACE STREET; ,Tri A
sALR.Ws are lnshorissd 70 sell mo-. de "a.
Grace Between Fifth and Sixth streets. II eon.s..
twelve rooms, with ample servants aeeopn"s'
lions, besides stable. carriage house, ETC. A,,,h
OF ISL feet 10 an alley The location and n.l.s,
God equal TO the best In Richnond. u CO"
applied be made, bargain will be solan6
a ss-se Aaciionsen'
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT.-The LARGE BRICK
feet, on fifteenth street, opposite Msssrs. @. ia;
T. Workman 4 Co., recently occupied BY k24
Messrs. Rogers, Riddick Co.. will be rented ct Q
stores. Apply to Messrs. Rogers. Riddiek Co.. or
It the store Of Messn. J. IA. Blair, iiia Main
street. Oc 3o--t
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JUDICIAL.

Several gentlonon Of eur Bar, have ro.
o,ived concentrations from brethren IN
Hancock aud Seneca counties, soliciting the
corporation OF tho former in the formation
VI anew Judicial Sub Division. 9TH va
Tho gentlemen of Seneca ooanty, wish o
newSub-Divisionf formed of Hancock, Seneca
and Wood and attached TO tho Fourth Dis.
triot, The reason urged for this Is, that
the business of those countess tends toward
tao lake, and that "itis manifestly to our
interest b. sock Judicial connections, north"
They also urge that "Judgo Larry has too
much business"
dTha gontlemop of Hancock desire q new
Subdivision formed Of the counties of Har-
din, H.ncock and Wood, to be numbered
the Fifth Sub.Dvisiou Of the Third Judicial
District, and to have an allitionl judge
therefor. The Argument adduoed to support
tho proposed change il, ''we are SO over
run with business, and the tim, allowed us
for our c)urts Is so short, that for two
terms past we have not been able to do
any civil isssinessi Wo feel that this is
gen rally tho case throughout tile District"
The foregoing considerations have force,
doubtless, with the gpntlem1n who urge
thcm, but the people of this county, inclu
ding the Bar" fail to appreciate them
rs true Julge LArrY has the largest Sub.
Divisionli in the State, bui by Industry and a
faithful performance Of hs 0atics he has
dssam'd, no keeps his work "snus up,
aud does not ask, OF eyen desire his labors
TO be lessened. lie says he would rather
work ton mouths in tho year. than three
We haven fault to find with the othel
judges Of the District but wc venture til,
statement, that had they been equally de-
sirous with Judge Larry to discharge thei
whole duty, we should not hear gcntlcmer
o. the Bar complaining that tho tims al
lowed is too short to do The business oI
their courts '.'>rl."
In our opiuon, every Common Flea
Judge ip the State, has abundant time, i
industrious aud attentive to duty, to trans
act all the business in their respective Sub
Divisions, and have Sufficient time for r.
laxiiion aud rest We are, therefore, op
posed to an increase of taxation, throug
an unnecessary increase of iudgeships.
In addition, Judgo LArrY is supcrio
lawyer, an upright judge, aud an homes
mln--hs Is entirely acceptable to the poo
Pile of WOOD Cohnty, an W. are contont to
"let we'll enough alone" We arc not dis
posed to initiate tho conduct Of the FOOLS
man, .who was well wished to bo better
took phy sioiand died.
We would say to gcntlemcn in adjoinin
counties. in all your efforts to secure til
creation of new Sub. Division and ne,
juageship, please reckon Wood Count
out"
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lENlAN NEWS.

hartiallaw has been proclaimed in Lime
rick, Ireland numerous arrest Of suspected
Fsniaus are made daily in all parts of the
Island, aud an outbreak is considered i'm.
minent, Considerable excitement prevails
on the subject in England and Scotland,
and fears are entertained of trouble with
Irish residents. SrErHES j. MsANY, late
Feuiau Senator from Ohio, and formerly
editor OF the Toledo Commercial has been
arrested by the government officials in
London and placed in Blackwell Prison.
under stroog guard
Head Center SrErHENs is reported to be
in France, directing thence tho operations
Of the Brotherhood. II is said privatsers
are ready to prey on British commerce., and
that demonstration against Canada, this
time under STEPuSSs control, viii soon be
made.
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An incident or the New York RIOTS

An Incident Of the New York Riots.
A New York correspondent Of tho Spring.
Gold RepaJiica,f seys %
Speaking Of poltics reminds me OF an in.
cideid of tile riots. Of 1868 related 10 mo by
an ueyc. witness. Yon remember the 7rib.o1e
Office bad been ilireaienedand was Defended
by armed fnon5 Tho afternoon that Gov
erRor Seymour addressed The moly from the
steps of the Asior House, one OF the de-
Tenders OF the Tribune, a dead shot. stood
IN tho editorial room window with tcles.
copic rife aimed nt Soymour'B bead. II
tho mstrupulous denagogme had eaid any.
thing to excite the mob, the intention Of
Our rin,mln was to shoot him dead on tho
spot aud he wotili have done IL beyond
question. fortunately for Seymour, ho.
sought only to conciliate the Insurgents,
ami 30 escaped with his life. It. is not
probable tie crafty politician ever. knew
how ncar io came to having a ball lodged
IN his skull and il may be Chat his good
geuius stepped between him and his
natural disposition on that memorable and
dsy.
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REPORT or THE SECRETARY OF
THE NAVY.

The points in SeorotaryWELLEs' report of
the Naval Department can be represented in
a fow words. There are ll5 vessels in com
mission, mounting an aggregate Of 1929
guns. Tho number of vessels laid up is 27s
carrying in all 2,35l guns. Tho total
amount Of appropriations asked for is S28,
56s ,4S6 l6. The various squadrous are on
duty on their respective cruising grounds.
The Secretary believes that the recent voy-
age OF the Mopadnook to the Pacific has
demonstrated the seaworthiness ofthe mon.
itors. He wants more ship houses, dry
docks, So, Thinks that new stock of ship
timber should be procured by the Govern.
mont aud favors the acceptance of League
Island as y depot for the mouitors.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
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xxxIxTIi rn1aREss.

Congress assembled Monday at noon.
The Presidents message was received aud
read in beth Houses. In the Senate no 9th
crbusinsss Of importance was transacted.
In the House the 18th section Of the Ain
besty Act, authorizing tho President to
grant pardons TO rebels, was repealed by a
vote Of Ill to 20. This vote is a fair iudi
csiion Of the tone and strength Of the par
lies In the present Congress.
Several important bills werO also intro.
dnced -,une by Mr. BourwEi.L, of Msssachu-
sells, directing the Secretary of the Treas.
ury to sell 81, 900 900 in gold weekly. Bills
were 6lso introduced providing FOR the
meeting Of the Fortieth Congress- on the 4th
ofMnreh next, making IL unlawful for per.
sonsfsiected by the Senate to hold Office,
and provfling for tue appointlnpnt Of roy,
enue Off icrs by Chief Justice CnAsE.
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To the Mestern Press.

Concerning the ci culation Of advertising
supplements in newspapers, 7. G. PHILiPs,
Esq. Special Mail Agent for Indiana, says
ia tho Howdrd Tribaae. 1sla i ~
By request, we call tho attention OF the
Press to the fact that nearly every country
newspaper in the West is just now violat-
their circulation by enclosing printed ad
vertisements that arb not bona fie sup
plcments Our exchanges will please make
a noto and copy. H'
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The New York Press on the Message,

The New York Press on the Message.
The World, commenting on the message,
says;
The President adheres to his former
views with resolute ndomitable sleadiuess
but with the calmness OF conscious strength
he refrainS frnm discussing or suggesting
any new conditions of the admission OF the
Southern members, because he recognizes
no authority oa the part Of Congress to inn
pose any, Both the tone aud the argu.
ments of the message on this leading topic
are excellent.
On the other hand, the Tribune says;
II has no heart TO dwell upon this dreary,
lileless document There is nothing that
any loyal mau can read with comfort or
hope. Andrew Johnson iS as much an
enemy as whom he menacoh the nation iron
the White House ton mouths ago, The
duty deyolvhg upon Congress now becomes
more solemn auN responsible, and we look
TO Congress with infinite yearnins.
The Herald thinks tho message an argu.
ment to tho court after tho Jury had rem
deEed their verdict The President talks
Of the ancient landmarks AS il none Of them
dcluge Of IRE aud blood--as il the war had
changed nothing. and as il the recent elec.
tions had decided nothing.
The Times lnds oanse for regret that
the President has neither modified his
views, nor given any indication Of readi
ness TO cohocde aught of principle or policy
10 tho demands Of the governing States and
Congress.
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TIE great Suspension Bridge across the
Ohio. connecting Cincinnati and Coyingtot,
was opened for foot passcngers on Saturday,
and il is estimated that 10000 persons
crossed upon it. There Is yet much work
TO bo dope before tile bridge viii be fully
completed and opened for teams, &c. The
heavy iron trusses separating roadways
from footways, ten feet In hight, are moi yet
complete. The footway noorings and the
ratings giving protection on The wator
edes, as well as the thirty feet turrets, that
approaches to the bridge are not yet com.
pleted. Walks have to be made for pedes
trians around the anchorage Oh either side
and the carriage.way approaches are to be
lail with Nicholson pavement.
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FARM FOR. SALE.

I OFFER FOR SALE MY FARM, consisting
l. Of Forty Acres of rich arabic and Pasture
Land. 1t is all under cultivation, except two
acres Of timber, Has Garden well stocked with
choice Fruit, ana a young Peach and Apple Or
chard of over sixty trees. Has two springs of ex-
rellent water, with comfortable Dwelling and out
and Is only FIVE minutes walk from d
school aud meeting -house. .., f.a
For particulars, inquire on the premises, two
niles south and one west of Portage, Wood Co., o.
'' J. L. CLIFTON.
Portage, November %, 1905 S1d$