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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-01

A YOUNG LADY ELoPES WITH One OF
Two RIVAL SuIToRs--THE FAVORED MAN
BRuTALLY MURDERED BY THE REJECTED
OSE.-A dreadful tragedy occurred on the
highway near Otterville, Cooper county, in
this State, a few days ago. Two young men,
named Wilson and Harper, had been pay
ing their addresses to a Miss Brown. Will
son was the envied recipient of the lady's
favor, but the parents were strenuously
opposed to her choice, and favored Harper.
On Sunday the 14th, Wilson and Miss
Brown determined to make an end of the
matter by getting married and starting for
Otterville, they arrived at that place about
ii or IL o'clock that night, and proceeded
to the residence of Squire Dempsey, who,
after some hesitancy, performed the mar
riage ceremony. The couple then return
ed to the house of friend some two and o
half miles distant.
The next day Harper followed them.
Arriving in town, he learned that they were
married, and determined on vengeance.
After drinking until evening, he left Otter
Vile in the direction Wilson and his wife
had gone. When about two miles distant
from town, he met them OH their way to q
relative, both riding one horse. Harper
rode up to them, and, drawing his revolver
on Wilson, remarked, you are dead
man." His pistol snapped three times,
during which Wilson, being unarmed,
jumped off his horse and ran to the brush,
followed 10y Harper. a
Wilson was wounded and ovartal>on
several hundred yards from the road, and
after being shot down, was beaten over the
head with revolver until life was extinct.
The head and features were wofully mutt
lated, and presented, on the discovery of
the body the next morning, most heart
rending spectacle Of human barbarity.
Harpcr's whereabouts cannot be disco
vered. The horse rode by Harper belonged
to MIR. Brown, father Of the young lady.
Mr.. Brown has been arrested as accessory
to the murder of Wilson, and released on
bail.-Special (St. Louis, October 25) CORE
spondence of the Cincinnati Enquirer.
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Prussia and Austria uidnunc's Spe.
cuIafiOnS.

NEW YORK, October 30.-The Heralds
Vienna correspondent conveys the idea
that Austria is preparing for another war.
The feeling toward Prussia is still of deep
hatred, and the soldiers Of the Empire are
described as being anxious for enc more
trial of strength with the enemy in the
field.
THE cable has brought lis ten days later
news than the correspondent Of the Herald,
who knows nothing definite or reliable in
regard to the matter, could have forward
ed. Of course there is "StiR" bad feeling,
seeing that the war has but just ended and
of course soldiers will boast, but what Co.
vernment goes to war to crafty its SOL
diers ?l
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A Burkeville correspondent of the
Petersburg cypress writes:
81 wish to say word in behalf of the
Richmond and Danville railroad. 1t is an
improvement that is admirably managed,
and Superintendent Dodamead deserves
great credit. The cars are models Of COM
fort and elegance. The speed Is equal to
any road in the South, and its immunity
from accident is proverbiaf. do not
desire to make any invidious distinctions,
or to write one word in disparagement
of other roads, but this tribute TO the
Dsnyille is 80 richly merited that ! think
it deserves public recognition and men
tion.o
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a IunasosCAeQ0o nesUlnSsSGDoxak2
Nur1eFvUa ANealtnyaIse1e, :,
n HcpsoS, Octdb9 SS On saanfdS ySaehl
a man named Ailsn liyink IA Ts4hanic,
Killed his wife BIZ S6oklne hsfs Allen HIS
been crazy fof he apAa lSw weeks, hut Il
was ncs until within rev days that his
lunacy took any form that rendered him
dsnge ous.i Last Friday bio was IN our city,
and threatened several times to shoot peo-
pie. A warrant Cor bis arrest was III the
hands Of officers, but before II could be
executed DO accomplished the murder Of
M WIZ to ~ 5Es3g1 Tss8 = Ets.skt4 49, E A'i i
On Saturday evening Q murderpns as
sault was committed BY negro on three
white citizens on Warren street, Hudson,
The attack Vas made with . racer, sHd
'serious wound VAS inflicted on one Of the
party. The negro was arrested, but made
his escape. Il gy.s.uk e
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An Indian Surrender.

ST. Louis, October 3O.-Advices from
Fort Garland, Colorado, October ii, state
that portion of the Ute Indians had come
in and surrendered to General Carson, COM
manding the post. 1t is feared, however,
that the surrender was for the purpose of
getting annuities, and that they will again
renew their depredations after receiving
fhop,
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CAUSE OF THE EVENING STAR DISASTER.
The official investigation Of the loss OF the
Evening Star has been finished, and the
report sent to Washington. II is TO the
effect that the vessel and engines were In
good order, and of sufficient strength, ana
that the cause Of the loss was the want OF
q crew There were but six sailors, who
were unable to manage the steamer In .
storm. The report Is positive in the state:
ment that with . sufficient crew the vessel
could have been safely brought into port.
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FINANCIAL AND CoMMERCIAI.
REPORT or THE TOBACCO MARKET.
TOBACCo Exchange,

RICHMOND, VA, October 81, 1866. )
Breaks very full to-day. Prices buoyant'
Below we give the transactions Ninety
hogsheads and eight boxes opened seventy
sold. Lugs, low, funked, s. to "a;
Tugs, common to medium working and
shipping, IS to 81; Tugs, good working and
shipping, $3.50 to $3.50; leaf, common,
funked, working and shipping, slo to sl3
leaf, medium, funked, working and ship.
ping, $3.50 to $3.50; leaf, good working
and shipping, sls to 500; leaf, fine work,
ing and shipping, sl9 to s25; manufactur-
ing, medium to good, sl5 to $40; manu-.
featuring, fine, $40 to s35; manufacturing
extra, s35 to $50; fancy wrapper, good to
fine, new, $50 to 800. 2
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Special 20 the washingtcn Chronicle. \
rhs Baltimore Pelice Cemmission.
@5 ern-RahfcAl RepOrfs. fgsa "

BALrIxoRH, October 3o.-Afairs here
to-day are still quiet. The Union men are
as determined as ever. .,.
We have areport in town that a body of
cavalry, coming from Washington, passed
down the turnpike at Spring Garden, near
this city, about shutdown last evening. /
have not been able to authenticate IL.
/ An English adventurer, who was dis
gracefully dismissed from our army, and Is
now editing the evening Copperjohnson
organ here, is making conspicuous fool of
himself by threatening the Radicals on the
streets and in public places with the ven
geance of semi-military Swami organi-
cation, of which the editor claims to be
the head.
The Governor is very much troubled
because there is no militia organization in
the State. There is no law by which he
can organize one. ~
A decision is not expected before Thurs
day
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The latest novelty in the way of ladies'
skirts are those made Of paper. They are
material similar to the paper collars, cuffs,
and bosoms for gentlemen, and may be-
come popular. A down-east Yankee has
also invented new plan for applying
springs to skirts, arranging them horizon
tally, SO as to sustain the weight of the
dress and not be liable to the objections
now urged by some people against the hoop
skirt. The paper skirts are warranted not
to wash, and the horizontal spring skirt not
to tilt.
A man at a, Philadelphia oyster-house
having been charged thirty-five cents for
an oyster stew, objected to paying that sum,
offering fifteen cents, at which rate, he con-
tended, oystermen could get rich. The
court, however, held that the man was not
obliged to eat oysters unless nc chose, but
If he did, that he must pay the price
charged for them.
There is no one thing so much dreaded
to-day by Wendell Phillips, by Sumner,
Boutwell,, Stevens, and the rest OF that
school, as the acceptance of the constitu-
tional amendment by the southern States,
followed, as they know it would be, in
spite OF their opposition, by the admission
Of southern members into Congress.-Ae,o
York Times. Ags '99E Es
\ Emile Mott, formerly an officer forced
in, he said, in the Confederate army, COM
mitted suicide In New York on Monday
last. The deceased was sixty years OF age,
and left letter addressed to the coroner
stating that the act was caused by donles-
tic unhappiness. Il,
A London correspondent describesSwin-
burne, the poet, Is physicallya Tom Thomb
slightly exaggerated, but wiry, fiery, .
magazine of thunder and lightning, with
the look and bearing Of . man who could
make himself extremely disagreea5ls In an
encounter. t}f 3ael--tFafs II r.
A couple were divorced In Michigan on
Monday after only twenty -four hours: OF
married Mfe. The wife LETT her husband
on the ground that he was bald -headed
and Catholic, and would not give her o
| deed or his farm. The court gave him 9
divorce. -, 81. - !. *,
In the third century Of opr era OF least
seven hundred years prior to the infrodpc.
| ton OF the compass In the European seas
Chinese vessels navigated the Indian ocear
With magnetic nssdlss pointing 70 ths
south. -. Il -. so $50. ! ,t,s
1As nunbss a deaths In New York eit1
ldniine - - sssk MO- -. sSsas 6 g
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81 ah' REEDS VIsIr TO Nh. DAyIs.-The
se NY observation growing out Of the pre-
a. ~ !; nSlt Of Mr.. Reed that ! have heard
yt as u,'ering, is his declaration Of very
=, NC and painful dcclinationin the health
~ Ar. Davis since he was last here, some
:. ~ months ago. But this is fact patent
tb.t ,eSS frequent visitors. 1t 10 probable
a. ~ 10 material change affecting the status
f,o, ut. Davis as State prisoner win result
M me present visit.--Lsttey In Ness York
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- H@ti1eatssA sf lsaasee1 ness.s.n'
IheI S.rs ss.E,, nsea4e4. Epf. sr il -.
! NOMINAL October ssie1At, sgpup'ic
dianer last night General Sir John Michael,
commander fn-chisf, made atspseeh re-
commending the fortifcstion Of Montreal,
Kingston, and other points west also that
volunteer movements be extended over
the entire Of British America.
Tho Canadian Journals are discussing
Secretary Stewards letter and The, tone of
the American press respecting the Fenian
trials. They warn them that threats will
do the prisoners more; harm than good. IS.
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IMMIGRATION TO AMERICA.-It is stated
that nearly 1000 Germans leave Europe
every week for the United States on the
Bremen and Hamburg steamers. Compa-
MES are also being established in Europe to
encourage immigration TO America among
the Danes, Norwegians, and Swedes.
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.:iiRjYdocl)A

] d allla 9E4 s dogp4 j
ITtEADt sRRADits RAADttt J ID
~ ~ 5us4i Rfc1tiivsDf jusflHicSfvrp Z
from nssshssn sseticx9 asrl sslaas u sseusse
xiLAReK assoRfhfNTOI CAssfHEkE. DOE
50 eKiHt AND SACkI49 ZOE LADdbS43
~. CL0AKS.
Nv wHtTRg GOODS DRPARTHEnT n fall and
BlsT ie.S Bfs1taHD sHgEfIn0, !,
PIdE PILLOW-CA6R COTTON, -stia
bHlRTIH0, Ac. -.
sG DREsg 00ODS, - 4
pretty and stylish. and q vssy reduesd prices.
WHITE OPERA YLANHEL, l
AL colors, and very cheap. - 3. y
CLOAK AnD MANTLE DsrARrnEH1--LAfKsf
, orr. RI fa1,ontSS9pyS khriD. 80 ~ a5efs' !
- = i1e0tEs. % ,x,ra ,.cx,rs
..4- e55st4 ~ In siltho -
VERY STYLISH,
8e and st very low .nrlss4.
reg HOO, 80. IL =. JULIUS xHYER, Ys
No. SCI Broad street,
oc so--im two doors from corner Of sixth.
-
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Ex.PREsIDENT BUcHASAN.-We had the
very great pleasure Of meeting, in Lancas-
ter, on Sunday, the venerable ex-Presi-
dent Buchanan. 1t is truly surprising to
see how vigorous and active he still is at
his advanced age, after having passed
through 50 much arduous public service
Harrisburg Union.
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A DEAR FIGHT.-The New York World
gives an amusing account Of q street fight
in that city between two brokers. ogreat
harm was done. One of them lost in the
scuffle diamond breast-pin for which he
offered $500 reward on the spot. A little
boy straightway handed 1t to him, and re-
ceiyed the money.
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HIGHEsT PRICE YET PAID FOR TOBACCO.
Yesterday bona .Jide sale of large lot Of
loose tobacco was effected in this city at
the unequallcd price Of SLIGO per 100
weight. The tobacco was raised, cured,
and sent to market by Mr.. James NJ. Moore,
of Halifax county.-Lynchburg Republican,
31St
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WHAT RAISES THE RIVERA chap re-
siding not far from Red river, where high
water, with loss of fences, etc., has been the
latest excitement, hearing some one re-
mark that Herod the Great reiged thirty
seven years, "Aunt Mary" be asked,
"don't you reckon that raised the river :"
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j General Grant Is anxious that General
Sherman, should assume the portfolio OF
n. Stanton, 10 order thaths may have the
hearty cooperation Of the War Office IN the
work OF re,jrgansing the army. Gensrai
Sherman, Il Is reported, does mot aspire 20
the position and General Grant hopes 70
have General Stsedman nominated fnr the
position.s That h,,ths New York Hsctd
~ 90 80 as - 80 s q Esfts
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CHURCH Dues IN DENMARK.-The new
constitution of Denmark, granting full
liberty of worship, provides that no one is
to be compelled to contribute to the sup
port of church of which he disapproves,
but that every individual who does not
show that he is the member of some reli-
gious community in the country must pay
towards public education in the personal
contributions imposed by the law in favor
of the national church.
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fSrrRNAL RKvrNCI,

INTERNAL 6BS EN- Ssgf II 49, #.Ht4
The receipts from this source yesterday
.,,omrted to cess, 04s.oa.s The receipts
S;"ce July were sl2s,s6S, li0.0l - CAro-
aic,e, 9lSs. - i e3''ss,
rur PRESIDENT Asp rHE ELxcrioSs,
7, !. currently reported, and we believe
III. !, rood foundation for Ii, that the
p.ns;dent has abandoned the ordinary roo
tine business Of the executive department
nT the Government, and betsken himself
with extraordinary zeal TO the task Of Aid-
INC his Copperhead friends to carry the
November eiections.-Ib. zv~ *
MEXICAN ArrAIKs.
Further important information bearing
m the adjustment of the affairs of Mexico
nav I've looked for in fow days. Certain
optsions have arisen within day or two
Which tend to delay the operations already
announced for few days, but in no wise TO
affect their fuifilmcnt.--S,m.
WHEAT IN IOWA.
From Iowa the Commissioner Of Agri-
culture has received information that the
wheat crop this year was the best ever
,a.,cd in the State. The sorghum crop
ta,o yield unusually small. .
NORTH CAROLINA CROPS.
Corn and cotton crops reported to be as
good as usual.
COUNTERFEIT CURRENCY.
OF a package Of fractional currency re-
cciycd for redemption at the Treasury to-
fsy from Mobile, containing S445, 1925
were found 10 be counterfeit.
JUDGE UNDERWOOD.
Judge Underwood will leave tomorrow
rrr Norfolk, Va, to hold the session Of the
United States District Court there Novem-
her Ist, and at Richmond on the 18th.
ENGLISH OPERA.
The bohemian Girl" was very hand
somcy presented by the English Opera
Truupc at the National Theatre last night.
The house was crowded with an intelligent
and brilliant audience. The artists, each
arl all, executed their parts with great
good taste, and were severally rewarded
lv an appreciatiyc audicnce.-NdtionM
EyuJEcan.
SALE OF UNITED STATES MONITORS.
Cuba has purchased two monitors of the
United States for 81, 600, 000.-Erchange.
Cuba has not purchased two monitors of
tile United States, nor can she or any other
foreign Power do so. The Government has
decided not To- sell any Of that class Of
Ships, whether they were built in the navy
yafls by the Government constructors,
or outside by private contractors. We
speak by NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Republican.
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DREAKFAST SHAWLS-We have
~ now In store twenty cases OF these CHOICE
and SEASONABLB ARTICLES, which We are dc.
termincd to sell at CUSTOMERS OWN PRICES, ct
".+ ;. STEENBOCK co.'s,
Nos 1913 and 1915 Main street.
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FORT MONROE, October 30.-The ex-Con-
federatc General Dick Taylor arrived here
this morning from Washington on visit to
Jefferson Davis. He remained in the fort
all day and went North tonight.
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A Masonic EvENT.-In Ocean Lodge,
l56, Free and Accepted Masons, New
York, the Eastern Star degree was con-
ferred last Monday evening on about $50
ladies. A very large number of Masons,
with their lady friends and relatives, had
assembled.
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e,ener.l sherman I'm a new Role.

New YORK, October 3l.-The Washing
ton correspondent Of the Times says that
General Sherman has accepted the mill
tary and diplomatic mission to Mexico,
and will accompany Colonel Campbell, the
new minister, to that country.
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Bythe Calculates Foreign News.

BY the Calculates Foreign NeWss
LONDON, October 81, P. M.-The latest
advices from Gambia state that the fighting
between the Christians and the Turkish
army continues.
In consequence of the bad condition of
the telegraph lines at Newfoundland, it is
proposed by the Anglo-American Tele:
graph Company to lay cables from Pla-
centia bay to Halifax and Boston. IS
The toll upon dispatches per the cable is
to be reduced one-half on the lst OF No
yember.
PRAGUE, October 27.-An attempt was
made to shoot the Emperor Francis Jo-
seph while he was leaving the theatre this
evening. The culprit aimed pistol at
the Kaiser, but before he fired was seized
by an Englishman and placed under ar
rest.
LONDON, October 30.-The Times again
urges that claims of the United States for
property destroyed by the Alabama be re-
ferred to a joint commission, and thinks 1t
would be an act Of policy, IL not of justice.
BERLIN, October 30.-The King has d.
reeted q solemn .tete here on the 18th Of
November to celebrate the restoration OF
peace. s
SOUTHAMPTON, October 2s.-The Teuto-
mia, from New York on the 9th, has ar
rived. Also, the City of Cork, from the
same port. =, /:
SOUTHAMPTON, October 30.-The steam
ship America, from New York on the 10th,
has arrived. ~
L1vEarooL, October 2s.-Cotton steady
sales, o,ooO bales middling uplands, l6d'
Brsadstufs firm. Lard unchanged.
Loxpos, October 29.-Moncy market IN.
changed. Gonsols, ss1 5-2o's, SaA
| Z L1vElrooL, October s0.-Cotton quiet,
but steady; sales, 1000 bales middhD1
uplands, l5d. - !. -
MANCHESTER, October 30.-Aarket fol
goods and yarns fat. !
1 ,LIvERPooL, October 30.-P9Fk declining
Breadstufs frm. So 4 g
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Cburcb Sack cd Inv rentaus.

TORONTO, October 3l.-The Episcopal
Church at Brantford, in Canada West, was
sacked by the Fenians on hearing of the
death-sentence passed upon Lynch and
NoMohop a..... .,ar--
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MURDER IN AccoNAc.-A. W. T. Tatum,
residing near Oak Hall, in Accomac county,
was murdered on the night of the ed in
slant. A colored man and the wife Of the
murdered man are under arrest.
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A Hoy Homicide.

CINCINNATI, October pa boy four
teen years old was shot dead on Third
street yesterday by comrade of the same
age for knocking his hat of.
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Generals sherman and stanton

WASHINGTON, October 80. - General
Sherman still remains in the city. As he
manifests some reluctance in accepting the
duties of Secretary Of War, 1t is thought
General Grant will temporarily take charge
of that department. That Stanton will
retire upon the completion of his annual
report is still generally conceded.
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Mr.. JOHN N. SPEED.-The condition of
our townsman Mr.. John NJ. Speed, Esq, is
regarded as hopeless .-Lychbmy RepubH-
can, 3lSt.
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.n;soVRABER Elections win be
81 I, Oh the 9th of November In tbs Statss
cb. Hew York, Illiaeis, Michigan, Massa-
D.I1se'ts, Maryland, Ninnesota, Kansas.
0'"~afs, Nsvsda, end New Jerssy.
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ZEPHYR GOODS.
We are now opening our full Limos
- Of the resi-
GERMAN ZEPHYR GOODS,
Just imported, consisting Of
NUBIAS, .
HOODS, AID
SHAwLS
OF such exquisite deiiesey Of
shades and colors and superiority
Of texture asto challenge compari.
son with any In the city, ct
J. STERNB0CK 4 co.'s,
Nos. l2ia and lais Main street.
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- = 4 -g-tff a-fTEs fSrtl
RE Daltinsre Poitss Ce1missionsrs.
BALfixosE, October so.-The trial Of
the police commissioners was continued
to-day. A large number Of witnesses for
the defence were summoned. The case
was continued until s O'Clock, when the
court adjourned till o'clock, the purpose
lieing to hold night session. 1t is thought
the trial will BE- brought to q termination
tomorrow night.
Tho evidence to-day went to prove that
the boxes used at the late election were
the same used for several years past that
the boxes for rejected votes were sent to
ell the wards, and that twenty seven were
returned with rejected votes.
-o@'rs SECOND DISPATCH.
BALTIMORE, October 3l.-The trial of
the police commissioners is still progress
ing-all parties are very anxious for its
completion. The Governor remarked that
if necessary he would sit up until midnight
to accommodate the counsel OF the COM
missioners who desire to argue the case.
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/ HAsRIsBuRa, October 30.-Geary's off,
cisl majority for Governor in the late cleo
ton Is l7,l7s. Total vote, $3.50,
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WARN, COMFORTABLE KNIT
w SKIRTS FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN are
selling very rapidly, owing to the very small pro-
tits at which they are sold, at
]. STEENBOCK & CO.'S,
.. #s,sa Nos 1918 and 1915 Main street.
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ELEGAN Mt VELVET CLOAKS-THE
- MOST CHASTE and SUPERB ARTICLES ever
presente~ - purchasers in Richmond-are to-day
opened NJ - STEENBOCK & co.'s,
NOS. TIA. -, 1915 Main stiS-
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BROCHR SHAwLs.
CHARMING AND CHASTE
tI- styles Of these new and
BEAUTIFUL GOODS,
which have won the admiration Of
the ladies, are attracting much
attention. and are being offered at
ALARMINGLY Low PRICES
.t J. sTEENB0CK & CO.'S,
Nos. 1918 and l2ls Main street.
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uiss ransy Sevard's nesins ssat =
81 AubeFn.

z wAsHIxGroS, October si.--The funeral
services oe Mln Fanny Seward we're Per.
ssrmsd this sysnipg. The President and
III Cabinet attended. The rsnaips wsts
oentIto Aabsrs h sspssial or n Es,sss
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THIIEGRAPHIC NEWS


4 1pi II 1eZkoo0 1o611Ds .r.JIH ~
EswAaarxsTox, October 3o.- Thsss 70 no
truth in the rumof that the Mexican Con.
saf Of Nov Orleans spplied ~ General
Sheridan for permission for General Ortega
I'd pass TO Mexico. Minister Romero re.
eeiyed from che Consul to-day telegrsphic
dispatch denying the charge. As General
Ortega intends to excite pronunciamento
against the Mexican Government, he can
not have the support Of the Mexican
officials. .bag ~ 80 q Z tsst Hs7