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ana returned Is ~ spos, WA ! Slarp ~
passed betMeen The two parties. During
the dght well-known !" Conservative |"
character named Charles Gaul, while lean
Ing out Of an upper window and In the oct Of
firing, was shot through the bad and In.
stantly killed., his body isllint 0aktpon the
pavement; the party outside kitafHsFd cut
down polo which stood In front OF the door
OF the house, and II fell upon the building
with crash. The doors were thon burst
open and the house entered, when II was
found that the occupants had fed. One Of
them, however, who had hid himself in tho
cellar, subsequently appeared, and - he
was supposed to be one Of the originators Of
the difficulty, was set upon and severely
beaten, and t. Is reported seriously stab
bed.
During the fight, Mr., Bowerd, keeper
Of the courthouse, quiet citizen and q
loyal man, was shot through the lungs, and
1t Is thought will die.
After breaking the furniture, etc., in the
house, the party retired, and order was
again restored. -
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TETEdRAFH1u NEWS.
MORNING DISPATCHES.

rntslntrsnee ffoa1 Ear0He ~ eteaaeR.
new York, October 33.-Advices psr
steamship China state that in the case d
the British steamer Tornado, seized By
Spain, the French Government advised
that Of Madrid to admit their mistake ii
seizing the vessel, to indemnify the officers
and crew, and make the most ample apo
logy. -
The Jamaica committee appeal 10 the
public for subscriptions to the amount Of
fl0,0Oo for the prosecution Of ex-Gover-
nor Eyre. They had specially retained
the services Of Mr.. Coleridge, Queens
counsel, for the prosecution.
It Is stated that the engineers Of the
War Department have decided to alter the
construction Of the Portsmouth fortiAca-
| ton from combination of iron and gra-
mite to one entirely Of iron.
The delegates OF present in England from
the British North American colonies had
been entertained at banquet by the Bril-
fish North American Association. Most
Of the speeches were strongly in favor Of
the Confederation scheme.
FRANCE.
The Emperor continued at Biarritz. The
Bourse was firm, closing at $751; 90c. The
weekly returns of the Bank Of France
show decrease in cash of over 100000.
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Additional Regulations Concernin
tho Transportation Of Cotton.

Additional Regulations COnccrnlnS
tho Transportation Of Cotton.
WASHINGTON, October 23.-The Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue has promul-
gated additional regulations concerning
the transportation Of cotton. The bond
may be given by the consignee in the dis
trict to which the cotton is to be shipped,
and transmitted then TO the collector OF
the district in which the cotton was pro-
duced. The bond being properly fled, the
assessor will issue permits based upon the
weight as reported by the owner; any in
accuracy in such report to be corrected
by the certificates of the weigher at the
point to which the cotton was shipped.
This obviates the necessity of having cot
ton weighed by Government officer prior
to shipment. The old regulations remain
still in force, and will be observed When
ever parties wish to ship in the manner
therein provided.
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LONDONDERRY, October 23.-The "Nova
Scotian," from Quebec, has arrived out.
PARIS, October 23.-It is rumored here
to-day that another manifesto is about to
be issued by the different diplomatic repre-
sentatives of the Empire.
LONDON, October 23.-Reports from
Gambia state that after four days heavy
fighting the Christian forces repulsed the
Turkish army.
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Markets BY Telegraph.

NKw YORK MARKETS.
NEW York, October 2S.-Noon.-Cotton
dull, with declining tendency: Flour
firm. Wheat l62c. better. Pork quiet ct
sss.75. Gold, l45X.
NEW York, October 23.--Afternoon.-
Flour firmer; sales, 800 barrels; southern,
sl2.25Gsl6 so. Wheat lose. better. Corn
305c. better. Oats lG3c. better. Pork
steady; sales, $500 barrels; mess, 1856.
Cotton dull; sales, 1859 bales at &c. for
middlings. Spirits turpentine, s769oc.
Rosin, s5.370els.5o. ~ ''A
. Money MARKET.
NEW YoRK, October i23.-Afternoon.-
Gold. 14s1z. Elves, lax. Tresauriss'
1887. a qSE
MOBILE COTTON MARKET.
MOBILE, October a. Cotton-Ssles to-
day, $50 bales; middlings q s5oS6c.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON xARKRr-
NKw OaLEAHs, October Is. - Cotton
dropping, but unchanged.
LoxDoN AID LIvERP0oL x1RKErs, xoA'DAY,
LIyRHpooL, October 32.- Cotton mAvket
steady sa,ssto-day, Is, 900 baies: MIDI une
uplands, 1s1<d. 81 ~ y & s.. s. ! - s,
LONDON, October a. TIE money naskss
Il quiet. 3 Consols, ss,f. United States
b-2o's, 90. ~
Lrvxiroor, October s1.-P. N.-Cst
ton UNCHANGED upjaudol $500. =
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THREATENED Civil WAR.-The Cincin.
natl Enquirer has been endeavoring to
cheer up the Democratic mind by an arith-
metical calculation. It says that there are
100000 of voters against the Union party
In the North, and 1900, 600 in the South.
To oppose this host Of $500, 900 there are
only $500, 900, Of whom 100000 are in the
South. With such an array Of figures on
its side, that sheet chuckles as follows:
at Is well for the Jacobins to bear In
mind, when they urge extreme measures.
that three fifths Of the people are against
them, and that In contest Of physical
force majority Of ] 200, 600 would be felt"
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NfEEs9S 3g's;a; $50 s|ID & p5 ss| s.
ss. ss = ci 18Th 7;S isnEI; "a ss
!; shs ss =. : ::sE Z; . Hi.s
ssniismsn % ssii ana sxsniDe ~ slcsk Nh
pledge nysslf % ssil ehssR 70 ssit the tinss. ~
Soon wSiis sns N = = Z i -. J. sfHPaHHs,
H.B.-xr.s RICHARD wzLDfH q .ssill yi$h
ne, and Invites bis friends, who're he VII %
plene0A 70 pelF 70 then Ind D8ke up g0o41 20 MN
order: good ftvssssnfsd. $3.50
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RESTITUTION MoNEY.-The following sim
gular communication, enclosing the sum OF
slO5, was received yesterday by the Secre-
tary of the Treasury:
/" Hon. Secretary Of the Treasury:
"Sir,-I send my first three years.
bounty, and will send my special as soon
as can. l want no bounty for shooting at
men. Respectfully"
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LAND SALES" Wo0dport," large and
valuable estate in Middlesex, containing
1900 acres, has been sold by Minor & Co.'s
Land Agency, in this place, to Mr.. Conrad,
of Philadelphia, for $4,000.
They have also sold 400 acres Of the
/" Eastern View Farm" belonging to John
and Thomas Yerby, to Mr.. Charles Lei
lande, lately of New Orleans, at fifteen
dollars per acre.
Mr.. William Lange, Of this place, has
disposed of his Bowen farm, few
miles from town, on the plank road, to Mr..
Underhill, Of Westchester county, N. T.
Fredericksburg Herald
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NATIONAL EXPRESS CoNPANY.-In the
case of Reynolds Us. the National Express
Company, before Judge Underwood, at
Chambers on Saturday last, an application
was made on behalf Of the plaintiff to ap-
point receiver to take charge of the pro-
perty and effects of the company. The
defendants counsel, however, moved to
continue the case until Wednesday next,
which motion was granted. II. H. Wells
appeared for plaintiff, and T. ]. Niche and
P. r. Grattan for Observation-Disclosures
Gazette, 22d.
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Post.ofices I'm virginia.

A new Office is established at Horseley's
Landing, Nelson county, Virginia, and
Miss Martha Harding appointed postmis-
tress.
Office at Chincoteague, Accomac county,
Virginia, is reGstablished, and John w.
Colborn appointed postmaster.
Appointments.-T. M. Grigsby post
master Brentsville, Prince William county,
vice S. Teasdale. resigned.
Gibson Munzey postmaster Bristers-
burg, Fauquier county, vice S. H. Bot, re-
signed.
Berry Corley postmaster Mercer Salt
Works, Mercer county, West Virginia,
vice NJ. NJ. Stewart, failed to bond.
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Mexican News.

NEW ORLEANS, October pa private
letter from the City of Mexico says Gene
raj Mejia has started for Monterey. he
has 1000 men, and is ordered to retake
Matamoras. 1t Is ascertained in Mexico
that the mission of the Empress in Europe
has succeeded. The regiment ordered to
France has been ordered back, and vigo-
rous policy is to be pursued. The Empe-
ror was then at Cuernarca.
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suit CIosed-Celebrati0n or the Cen.
tenary OF Meth0dism throughout
Canada.
TORONTO, October ga suit, involving
Q million and half, between the Com
mercial Bank and the Great Western Rail
way, which has been at issue for six years,
has been closed by direct negotiations
satisfactory to both. -n .e
The Centenary of Methodism in America
was celebrated throughout Canada yester-
day -.
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Radical News from Washington-Im.
pOrtant, II True.
By telegraph to the Tribune

By telegraph to the Tribune.
WASHINGTON, October 2I.-There are
important rumorsin circulation to-day that
/ have traced to an authority which, if not
official, justifies me in sending them to you.
The President and Cabinet, instead of
changing the domestic policy of the Ad-
ministration, in obedience. to the will of
the people as expressed in the October
elections, are now intending to create o
new and popular foreign policy, to affect
the November elections. At the last Cabi-
net meeting it was resolved to demand
payment at the hands of the British Go
vernmcnt in full for all the outrages COM
mitted by the rebel privateers which were
fitted out in England. This is said to have
been the decision of the Cabinet, and to
carry out this decision, instructions were
sent QUIT to Mr.. Adams last Thursday. If
England suggests the propriety of calling
q commission, our Government will not ac-
quiesce.
1t is also stated, on the same good au-
thority, that on Wednesday last President
Johnson, General Grant, and Secretary
Seward held meeting, and it was deter
mined to recommend, as . measure Of the
duHiuibLdtiOus tildt VIC SuOuiu poy Sno
French claims in Mexico and receive Mex
lean territory in exchange, probably in the
neighborhood Of Guaymas. Lew Campbell
will shortly depart for Mexico. The Jua-
rez Government will be recognized, and no
other. As / have said, do not give this
information as official, but rs runora
coming from high authority and generally
believed. The Administration hopes by
this change Of policy to make amends with
the people for its disgraceful course on
reconstruction questions.
am informed that General Sherman
has made second surrender to the rebels,
more disastrous to his fame than his cele-
brated surrender to Joe Johnston. We all
know that the General is conservative,
but despite Grants order not to interfere
with politics, he makes his conservatism
political. He has written to the President,
endorsing the policy unequivocslly, sus-
tanning the Presidents course since Lees
surrender, and making no allusion to the
amendment. This letter Is held In reserve,
aud will be printed just before the New
York election, In the hope Of carrying over
some half-and-half Republicans.
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Baggage from the Evening stal
Picked Up at Sea-L0ss or . Brig
SOuth Carolina Affairs.

AUGUSTA, October 22.-The schooner
William Gregory, from Cardenas to Bos.
ton, has put in at Savannah in distress.
She picked up several trunks at sea, con.
tanning clothing Of operate performers.
Letters were found addressed to Miss Mil.
lie Fowler.
The steamer Kate reports she had spoken
brig, supposed to be tho Stevens, bound
to Jacksonville, Fla, which went ashore
on south breakers. She viii prove total
loss.
District meetings are being held in South
Carolina, urging the Legislature to call q
convention to provide for the pecuniary
distress Of the people by preventing the
sale Of property for rent.
Greenville Is. c. papers deny that Go.
vernon Orr favors the constitutional amend
ment.
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Another Gift from Mr.. Peabody.

BALTIMORE, October 22.-Mayor Chap
man convened the City Councils to-day to
make arrangements for public reception
to Mr.. Peabody on the occasion of the
dedication Of the Peabody Institute on
Thursday next. Mr.. Peabody has written
q letter to the trustees, in which he makes
further gift to the Institute Of half mil
lion dollars
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Murder OF Family I'm Ge0rgia-Twt
COlOred Men Commit the Deed.

AUGUSTA, GA, October 22.-Arthur
Williams, his wife, and two daughters were
murdered near Rome, Ga, by two freed
men, who have been arrested. One Of
them confessed that after wounding Mrs.
Williams he ravished her. His accomplish
killed the father and daughter with an
axe. The object of the freedmen in COM
hitting the murder was to obtain money,
but they found none. 1t was difficult to
restrain the people from inficting sum-
mary punishment upon the freedmen, who
have been committed to await the due
process Of the law.
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RaaA.Rall.

PHILADELPHIA, October 22.-The base
ball match to-day between the Athletics
of this city and Atlantics Of New York
resulted in the victory Of the former
seven innings played; score, thirty-one to
twelve.
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From south America.

New YORK, October 22.-Advices from
Buenos Ayres to the 18th ultimo state that
the Brazilian iron-clad Rio Janeiro had
been blown up by torpedo during the
bombardment and capture of fort near
Carupaita by the Brazilians.
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TEIiEGRAPHIU NEWS.
AFTERNOON DEPARTURES

TIE Daltfmore EDeetao0 TroueSess
BAL1TNoRs, October 1s.--The excite
msnt about the police commissioners affair
still continues. The Governor has issued
. proclamation warning the leaders Of oil
Illegal combinations against the peace and
dignity of the State; that in the event Of
riot and bloodshed growing out Of these
revolutionary proceedings they will be
held to strict accountability, and tb>
power Of the State win be exhausted e
bring them 70 punishment. ~
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RHEunArIsx CURED By LIGHrEINa.-
During the great storm, Of lightning, thun-
der. and rain IN this place on the sletAs y
will be recollected that James Dsnson, OF
this place, who was engaged IN liking his
ater-spont, was severely stunned BY the
lightning. and could not speak ibr eight or
ten hours, Previous 70 thst time he had
been : great snffsrsg ftom shepmstsm-
prostrsted IN bed for month q time.
II sppsars now he = ffee from NJ d,eesee'
aud attributes 4 70 the sctioa q sAe So,
tTicifi, We. lfke ~ earps hne 1901 lee'
issllsel y Z. ~ ~ se1 $500, - ~ 7
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DIED OF HIS IEJURIEs.-Captain James
Hankins, Of Surry county, who was shot by
Mr.. Underwood at Isle of Wight Court
house on Thursday last, died, Is we learned
yesterday, within twenty -four hours after
receiving his injuries. Tho deceased COM
manded tho Surry Battery during the late
war, and served with gsllantry. II was his
guns which first mot the enemy In their
advance from Port Walthall. -Ps~sbsrg
ExpyeSS, s6E
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
REPORT OF THE TOBACCO MARKET.

REPORT OF THE TOBACCO MARKET.
TOBACCO EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, VA, October %, 1866.
We continue our yesterdays remarks.
Below we give the transactions Of to-day.
Thirty hogsheads, nine tierces, and eight
boxes opened; forty-two sold. Lugs, CON-
mon to medium working and shipping,
from $3.50 to $3.50; Tugs, good work
ing and shipping, from IS to So; leaf,
common, funked, from % to $40; leaf,
medium, from $40 to sl5; leaf, good, from
els to s20; leaf, fine, from sls to s24
manufacturing, medium to fine, from sl5 to
$50; manufacturing, extra, from $50 to
ESQ; fancy wrapper, good to fine, new, from
S25 to $50.
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HAMBURG, October 22.-The United
States steamer Miantonomah and other
vessels Of the American feet are here. On
Saturday the officers were guests at .
grand banquet prepared by the municipal
authorities of this port.
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telegram for the benefit OF the Gin
cinnatf Hotels. ts

ST. LOUIS, October 22.-General Sher-
man has accepted the invitation to be pre-
sent at the meeting Of the Society of the
Army of Tennessee to be held at Cincin-
natl on the l4th of November. Grant will
also attend.
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Vessel Seized.

NEW YORK, October 22.-The brig Strom-
ness, for Wilmington, was seized at Port
su Prince by the Governor, she having
arms on board. Her captain and crew
were all sick.
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Row AT WESTMINSTER, MD.-A Radical
shot into crowd Of Conservatives at q re-
cent meeting at Westminster, Nd, but
fortunately killed no one. He was put In
Jail. A mob tried to take him from the
jailor to hang him, but he showed fight,
and they backed out.
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Violent Gale-L.oss OF Life.
CHICAGO, October "a violent gale
passing through the city last night blew
down . brick building in course Of erection,
demolishing FIVE frame houses adjoining,
and burying twelve persons, five Of whom
were killed. ~
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The Prussia.SaxOn Treaty Signed.
BERLIN, October 22.-The Prussia Saxon
treaty was finally signed to-day.
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The CAslers IN View York state.
NEW YORK, October 2s.-The cholera
ID alsrmingly on the increase on the Hud-
son river opposite here. Thirteen cases
and nine deaths have occurred since ga
tnrdav SEg.4J y rt4iS2 sfs 2 d f-s4
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Gold Excitement I'm Georgia.
AUGUSTA, October 22.-The gold excite
mcnt in tho upper counties Of the State is
on the increase. Rich ore has been found
in Lumpkin and Hall counties. Mines have
been sold at high figures.
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Tho Emperor OF Austria Sends .
steamer t0'Mexie0.
LONDON, October pa steamer will
sail from Trieste for Mexico forthwith, by
the express order Of the Emperor Francis
Joseph.
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1GISS PEGRAM WILL RkOPlN
MI HRB SCHOOL the FIRST DAT o. 0CIg-
BRR, and she earnestly Desires ysonys susn 1I
enee Of all her pupils. -
Yyery branch d slusssion yill b thorosgnIy
taught By the most sompstept inserustorss - -
whole viii 20 under the psfsooai sspsrssaoa y
ssda1s xIsxAnpss, . YrsnsA laAy q higt q;
tainments and long sxpsrisnss % ssasamf. ~. ~
viii rssids In Mn. Psgmn's family her .lyR!is,
viii have every fssilily fof acquiring yHssnsl
knowledge OF the iAneusesy en S,N "a sisevssss
~ we'll g during tho regular school hosrs.
For further particularly aypty 70 p,n,Aw
% Ms LinAsn Row. franklin street.
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DEAD READii
md rsesivs wholesome savies whsrs to buy your
CLOTHING FOR MEN. YOUTHS. AND BOYS.
aHHTLENENs FURNISHING GOODS,
ehsspsr than any other house In the city.
The only thing nscsssaryto convince you VIII -

BETwIBN kIaHrH AND NTH srkkkTss
here he IL selling goods atths following prices:
,....aas .... PANTS.
Good Casinst Pants st SIZE,
Extra Casinet Pants from o. TO -, SID
Good Cashmere Pants ut ts.as to ~,
Prime Cashmere Pants from ~ to- -,
Good Black Pants at es.7s,
Pine Black Pants ut eA.B,
Fine Black Dosskin Pants ct d. 80 to 10.
VESTS.
Casinet Vests ATS,
Cashmere Vests from 81. TO ~,
Black Cloth Vests at %, si sstFH'-.'a a.s
Black Silk Vests ut $50, ~ fi1a5 str
Fancy Silk Vests ct &3.7s, aa e.
Black Cotton.vslvet Vests ct -. esCa
Fancy Silk velvet Vests from es.N to1. N Il
COATS.
Casinet Goats at $3.50, .sr-g
Black Casinet Goats at $3.50.
Black Cashmere Coats at ~,
Pine Black Cloth Sacks from % to Ss,
Cashmere Coats from % TO %, 9a
Fine Cashmere Goats from - 10 ets,
Black Frock Goats at % and %,
Fine Black Cloth Coats from ei2 TO cas-. 49,
YOUTHS AND BOYS CLOTHING.
A full assortment, and at ell prices.
CASHMERE SUITS.
Atwood Suits at$ls s,..
Casinet Suits dark color ateii, .E
Atwood Cashmere Suits at &iS,
Silk. mixed Cashmere Suits ct els, ".i'
Fine silk mixed Cashmere Suits from 10 to IN
Light Cashmere tHsrrison) st$ls,
Brown Cashmere Suits Ut 80. 9tt
Fine French Cashmere Suits from ~ to eS,
Black Suits at all prices. .4ag9 +
SHIRTS. .-.....s -..--..r.
Undershirts at 90 cents,
Gray Undsrshirts ct u,
White Undershirts ct from VI to ~,
Fine All.wool Undsrshirts ct ts.G ~,
Red Flannel Shirts ct SITS,
Red Flannel Drawers at $l.7s,
White Shirts at o.,
White Shirts from 81. Is to $3.50,
Fine Shirts at from $3.50 to $3.50,
Jeans Drawers at rs cents,
Fine Jeans Drawers at from u osl.7SH
Calico Shirts at sl.2s,
Rufied bosom Shirts al e3.2S,
Cashmere Shirts, full stock, from u u.
HANDKERCHIEFs.
White Handkerchiefs At 20 cents,
Linen Handkerchief at 30 cents,
Fine Linen Handkerchiefs 1T 20 cents,
SILK Handksrchiefs from u 10 el5s.
COLLARS.
Goldsmith's Glazed ut Is cents,
AZ. Gray's at 20 cents N
Genuine Grsy's at3s cents,
Gray's Standing Collars at IS cents,
Linen Collars from 10 to Is cents.
sCARFS AND NECK-TIES.
A full supply, at all prices.
sUSPENDERS.
suspenders for IS cents to u . pair,
Fine White suspsnders at Is cents.
HATS.
Wool Hats ct rs cents,
Fur Hats from 81. 50 to -.
Ihave also all the late FASHIONABLE HATS {
all prices.
A full stock OF UMBRELLAS and vALISRs. an
st PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. Don't forge
,hs store OF I. GRERNTREE,
81 Broad street fold No. III,
ocAlm between Eighth and Ninth.
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nR. GEORGE B. STEEL, DENTIST,
IL No. 7is MAIH. IHrwlSx ssvxsfn AIe

DR GEORGE B. steel. DENTIST,
IL No. 10 MAIH, 1Hrw1Bx eBvxxfn AJp
EfoHrH srIgKrs, RIcHn0Sp, Va,
has returned 70 the s!sZ az. s.,, a.
s 4; i SSsi A.
GOLD ROIL,, and all other
articles required In his profession: BE z shess.
III FILL, 'i RsauESFE, and ikssSf TEETH q s:
moat careful and scientific manner. when a.
sired either general or locsl anHsthette, % ne
gslvanc hatteYy. will be used In sxtyaeeinG tooth
for sSs purposs p2GRfiriGf.E 4iIfH oS Shi
Silver, PIxTiNz. or v6t6AGiTI psonpsly and
In SlIins teeth the best material win BE- ussd.
and the most serupulous eaSs tsksn to insure sas'
The liberal patronage sxtenasd . hin ass.ng
the past ten or twslvs ysan p su@cisnt eytdepee
that his operations have met the approval q ~
patrons. In the future the same pains VIII p
tsken and no expense spared 70 insure sstsfeetton
d svery insssnss, While his shslgss vii p e
cured elssvhsre. Hs nsy y found g his go =
sil hours; and sail from ~ In NEED Of hh sss'
sys s SSss 49, 3; SsEss Ds1S c:;l.
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The Temporal Power Of the Pope "a
be Upheld BY Spain.
MADRID, October 22.-Spain has an
nounced her intention to uphold the tenn
poral power Of the Pope after the French
forces leave Rome.