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TIE East and the West.

That there are TO arise questions between
the East and the West in the Federal Con-
crcss which will provoke n bitter contest,
there can hardly be n doubt. Several pubic
meetings in the Mississippi Valley have boldly
opened these questions. Even during the war,
the Northwest through the press and public
discussion, frequently uttered its aversion Tor
the shoddy contractors and manufacturers OF
New England, and gave foretaste OF the
opposition 10 all laws for their especial behoof
and protection which they meant 10 wage
after the war. In the United States Senate
itself. an attack was made upon the FISHING
bounties, which was very near being success
full notwithstanding the motion through
which the attack was made was of questiona-
BILE parliamentary proprety and fairness. MI
SHERMAN, of Ohio, declared that he was In
favor of repeating those bounties at the pro-
per time but under the circumstances OF the
motion and~th state of the times, he thought
It iInprudent 10 take action then. Strong Tree
trade manifestations have also appeared In the
Northwest, the great city Of Chicago making,
amongst other communities decided move
in that direction.
The war will be combined attack & the in
terror commerce and agriculture against the
manufacturing and moneyed interests of the
East. 1T is eontended that, burdened rs the
people are, there must be no taxes levied for
the protection ef manufactures, and that no
class shall be exempt from paying share OF
the debt. 1t is most earnestly demanded that
the United States bondholders shall pay their
share
tts plain that the agricultural interest
"hicn mas grown and expanded beyond all
anticipation, aided by the immense river COM
merce OF the Republic, will take strong
position in Congress, and the struggle between
them and the powerful party who have been SO
long feeding out OF the public crib, and am...
Ing millions under favor Of tariff discrIrcin..
lions, will be severe. That the parly OF tbs w.,
should desire that the South should aoka -
part in this struggle is not Ut all surprisino
The apprehension that ii would not enlist
under the shoddy banner has much to do with
the biiier opposition TO admitting the South
fh representatives 10 the floor Of Congress.
Ea, lie great West will be a dreaded adyer-
sary, ana may not need assist lance.
Whether Congress is Influenced by the con
sideration or not, il is certain ihat there Is
ianch more unity and harmon, in the ranks OF
the dominant party while they consult upon
what disposition Is 10 be made Of us. here con-
hDed III cage awaiting their decision, than
there can possibly be when they direct their
attention 10 tie important matters Of the
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SOUTHERN SCHOOLS AND CoLLEGEs-THE
NEGRO TO BE ADMITrED.-One of the objects
which General LEE had in view in his recent
visit TO Richmond is said TO have been TO pro-
cure the assistance OF the Legislature In
obtaining for Washington College the benefit
Of the act of Congress donating public lands
TO industrial educational institutions" The
Governor of Virginia had recommended the
act Of Congress to the attention OF the Legis-
iature I'm his annual message; and many
schools and colleges, not only in this State but
throughout the South, were initiating mea-
sures for the purpose Of securing 10 them
selves the benefits Of that act. They may all
cease their Efforts in this direction. The fol-
lowing paragraph, from the Washington
" headed off,"
mr. herr,s BILL which gives to the South
ern states the benefits of the act donating
punile lands Tor industrial colleges, has been
reported back from the House COMMITTEES an
agriculture with IN amendments proyiso
that no person shall be excluded from tho
benefits OF such schools on account of race OF
color"
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BY Grubbs 4 Williams, Auctioneers.
Main street, five doors above Spotswocd Hotel

COMMISSIONER SALE OF VAL.
~ UABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY "
RlCHMOSD.-In execution OF decree Of the III
cult Court Of Richmond, entered On the lilh q
January, 1866, in the case of Wall and wife S
Mott and ais the undersigned, commissioners
appointed for the purpose, viii sell al public aGe
ton, upon the premises respectively, In the ofg,'
named below, on MONDAY, ?sth January. ~
commencing at L. O'Clock, NJ. II fair, II not, tLta
on the next fair day thereafter, at the same ho-I
the following property, to-wU: ,,t
The valuable LOT on the north side 81 Me-
street, between Eleventh and Twelfth streets, acA
above the Exchange Bank, and formerly oecape.i
by A. Antoni.. Ii fronts twenty two and hattie.
and runs back one hundred and ten ieetto an Ally
In the rear. ~.
Thisi regarded as one of the most desirable Los
in the city, being centrally situated and eoh's
nient to the best business part of the city.
After which, will be sold the two fine, three-NO9
BRICK HOUSES at the southeast corner Of ran
lin and Third streets--the one double teneiasn"
known as the Revere House." and the heA
adjoining tenement on the east.
This property Ia so well and favorably xhoFt
that further description is deemed unnecessa{
Suffice IL TO say the location Is about the best N '
city for private residences. -,
TERMS One fifth cash balance al four, f!2a.
twelve and sixteen months, for notes with inter.
added, titles being retained by the court ui.'l' =,
purchase money il fully paid. Purchasers to P''
all taxes for 1868.
i iSBSs HSESESS
GRCBBs WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. la.'-LE-
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public indebtedness and the ways ana means can
10 keep up the public credit. These are s"o.
;ects however, that must be met, ana 'ha'
cannot be long postponed. We snail 'hen see
what classes desire to escape = snare Oh 'i,e
bur,hens of government and what class VIII
.sirmish and manruvre to retain Government
favor and protection, and thus continue 10 ia'-
ten on the hard earnings of their countrymeh
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RE- Life Insurance.

RE- Life Insurance.
INSURE IN THE BEST SAFEST AND
CHEAPEST COMPANY.
THE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE
OF HARTFORD.
1t is the LARGEST LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY in the country.
1t has the LARGEST ANNUAL INCOME.
1t has the LARGEST SURPLUS OF ASSETS OVER
LIABILITIES.
1t has the LARG EST DIVISIBLE SURPLUS.
1t has paid the LARGEST DIVIDENDS ANNU-
ALLY.
1t furnishes insurance AT LESS COST than any
other company.
Capital, 900, 900
For insurance, apply to
DRs. F. w. HANCOCK and
J. GRATTAN CABELL,
Medical Examiners, or
THOMAS NJ. ALFRIEND & SON,
ia law Agents.
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By Pilkinton, Pulliam Co.,
Auctioneers and Commission AerchsnS'
No. 80 Main street, Richmond, Va.

TOR SALE AT AUCTION.-By oIG'
Of the County Court q chs scn sSr SSS:
on the premises, commencing At o'elock, ir,ioas
FRIDAY. the sSth OF January, 1895, The i0i'O''
First One LOT fronting twenty. sish' S snS O.
half feet on Hull street. and running oayIs. "a
handred snd sixty.a Ave feet on square ,iiiaSs
Farmers Hotel, Manchester, with . smaii ~ Jos,
MAKERS SHOP thereon, lately occupied .! =
second At the same time and place. will sss
pfcsHTY ACRES or LAND lying on both .assIh,
ihs Petersburg railroad, at Riees Stations ,asaRf
improvements thereon, consisting OF q ooaftons.
occupied by Mr.. Lemnel Chalkiy. ~ s,o,.
Third. Will sell, on premises, one LOT, I'll,
ing on the Midlothian turnpike, one-qnafs AZ,
mfle above the Petersburg railroad dnlo'l r~i
feet front and running back four sa Idya sia
with "A very comfortable NEW DWELLiNu,,.
four rooms, and KITCHEN, Sc. Lot well ene'0'
Lately occupied by Mr.. fureron. Abb
TRIMS: one-lhtrd cash balance, four anu ma tLiis
MONTHS negotiable notes, interest added, a's '
retained until paymeais are made, ,.,,o,or
WILLIAM AABEks, comniis''"
ia is--tds
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BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auctionesrs.

nv O HANDSOME BRICK TENE.
i MExTS AND THREE VACANT LOTS, IN SID.
NEY, ON GROVE STREET, NEARLY OPPOSITE
THE RESIDENCE OF MRssRs. JOHN c. sHAPEP
AND CHARLES, 4 NORRIS, FOR SALE At
premises, on MONDAY, ths 2zd OF January, isss, !,
O'Clock p. NJ, those TWO VERY HANDSOME
THREE STORY BRICK TRNEMEsTS located az
above, occupied. the dne by Mr.. James Evans and
the other by Mrs. Wslder. Each contains six
rooms besides excellent brick kitchen, &c, all
in good order and admirably arranged for the &C.
cornmodatiOn OF small families. After which will
be sold three BEAUTIFUL LOTS adjoining on the
west, each fronting thirty -one feet, and RAINING
The foregoing is justly regarded a. smongs. the
most beautiful teneinents and vacant Iots In Sid.
new Possession given LIST April next.
TERas: One-third cash balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notes. interest ADDED,
secured by trust deed.
The taxes 10 be paid by the purchaser.
HARRISON, GODDlS Il APPERsOS,
IA lids Auctioneers
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

BEy- Co-partnership.
Tho undersigned, of the firm of Kent, Paine
Co., have formed co-partnership fof the PURPOSE
of conducting general
AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS,
under the firm of
PAIN L & o.,
and have AIKEN the store No. loo Main street, next
below Mitchell & Tyler, and will be pleased to re-
caire consignments from their friends and the
public. W
+, 70 ., r. \. PAINE.
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Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.

THREE PRETTY FRAMED Ten,
i MENTS, on THE CORNER or THIRD AZ Ak
PRESTON STREETS, SH0CK0E HILL. fohT I.ass
AT AUCTlON.-We will offer for sale on y ~, ~,
misses. commencing ut o'clock, i. ". IhhsSi
PRETTY SMALL TENEMENTS, suitable i1' Dr. d..
families situated on the corner of Third ana "a
ton streets Shockoe Hill. These teneiehs =,
occupied ut q rental Of twenty i've dollars =
m TFan sa'a Al sale. IsBILL & DAVIS.
a. o. ,js Auctioneers
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-All persons
- indebted to the concern OF SAMUEL NJ. PRICE
A Co are requested earnestly 10 call and settle
with either OF the partners who may be found at
the house of JOHN c. MILLER, corner Of Ninth and
Main streets.
Having lost all their books and accounts by the
fire. they trust that their friends who have old bills
or any remembrance Of Indebtedness will discharge
their obligations without further solicitation.
In
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By Reyuault Co,
Main street, between Eighth and Ninth.

NONTINU ALTON OF SALE
" OP
NEW FURNITURE, CARPETS, SC.
We will continue our sale OF NEW FCRA.
TURE, CARPETS, &c, at our store, on 1 L ESDAl
MORNING, sd instant, At half-past 10 O'Clock, an!
invite the particular attention Of those who dest.
good Furniture To the sale We will offer, In par,
1000 yards TAPESTRY, INGRAM and HEMP
sets GREEN and GOLD SATIN DELAIyE
DAMASk CURTAINS,
30 COTTAGE BEDSTEADS,
10 dozen CHAIRS, assorted styles
3 sets COTTAGE FURNITURE,
l2 MAHOGANY HAIR-CLOTH SOFAS,
10 BED LOUNGES, Hair-Cloth, Leather AZ!
rs wASHSTANDs, Mahogany, walnu. az:
Imitation
IS BUREAUS, Mahogany, Walnut and Ima'
MANTEL CLOCKS, various patterns
TOILET TABLES,
TOWEL RACKS,
lFRENCH PLATE MIRROR, : 4. by? It. ID.
10 HAIR MATTRESSES,
WIRE SAFES, new article (;
CROCkERY and BOHEMIAN WAKE:
REGSAULT co,
la ~ Auctioneers. &c
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POSTPoNEMENT
By Harrison, Goddin Il Apperson,
Bankers, Brokers and Real Estate Agents

TRAINED BUILDING FOR SALE
II AT TION.-Imme diately after the fore
going sale will be sold SMALL FRAMED TENE.
MENT, on the lot Of Mrs. JOHN w. SMITH, Jr., "a
St Stephen, between Baker and Charity sIeear
suitable for small family.
Terms Cash. -
HARRISON, GoDDIN & APPERsoy,
ia o22t Auctioneers.
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RS Printers lux,
ALLCOLORS AND QUALITIES.
We are the sole agents for Virginia Of
WADE'S CELEBRATED PRINTING INKS,
and will keep constantly on hand for sale
NEWS. BOOK AND JOB INKS,
COLORED INKS OF ALL KINDS,
sGOLD SIZE AND vARNIsH.
We will supply all the above as low as they can
be bought at the mandatory in New York.
The Dispatch is using these inks, black and
colored. in its Book and Job office.
Orders from any part of the South promptly filed,
BlDGOOD s RILEY,
ialT-ts l2l Main street, Richmond.
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IOALANDC COX E.--Great reduction III
Y j nrieo Inouire M National Coal Mining Com
pany's Yard. fool OF Ninih street and basin. .
In ~. -sodsf j, II, LAUGHT0N, Agent,
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BY Regnault & Co., Auctioneers,
Main street, between Eighth and Ninth.

EXCELLENT FURNITURE AT
II AUCTION We will sell at auction on MON.
DAY MORNING, 22d instant at 100 o'clock, at tho
wareroom on Twelfth street, between Main and
Bank streets, large variety OF entirely NEW
FURNITURE, embracing, in part,
BEBf IAnTSS ssssAW AsHsTASps.
COTTAGE BEDSTEADS,
ROCKING, PARLOR and DlNlNG-R0ON
EyTESSioN TABLES, CLOCKS, &c.
1. ao2t REGNAULT Il Co., Auctioneers
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EIyE HUNDRED AND SiXXll.Iy
II po,ip pAIES PRIME TIMOTHY Hal Vs.
sspseisd for sale low T TGg, ins 3s.j YiS3 CO.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF
~ HENRICo COUNTY An citizens OF Henr.So
requested to call al the sheriifs Office and set
tie the same. 0face over McCormicks hquodi
store, on Main street, between Eighteensh snu
Nineteenth. .y oLu~,g
ia 22-tlstfe Il. III. HUFFMAN. oncI-A.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DAY,


BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson,
Bankers, Brokers and Real Estate Auctoneen.
SMALL FRAMED TENEMENT, IN
- DUVAL'S ADDITION, on TIE WEST SIDE
OF ST: STEPHEN, BETWEEN FEDER $3.50 ASD
COUTTS STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
SATURDAY, the goth instant, at o'clock, P. N,
the neat FRAMED TENEMENT located as above
now occupied by William Fox, containing three
rooms. besides 4 kitchen, SC. The lot has ZION,
OF thiry.six feet, and depth Of one hundred and
TERMS: One -half cash balance at three and
six months for negotiable notes, with intere,.
added, secured by trust deed, or title retained.
The taxes to be paid by the purchaser.
HARRISON, GODDlN APPERSoS,
Auctioneegs.
POSTPONEMENT.
In consequence OF the ra in, the foregoing Sal,
was epostponed until TUESDAY NEXT, the II.
instant, at 1 o'clock p. NJ.
HARRISON, G0DDIN & APPERS0S,
4, oct AuctioneerS
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re- Dispatch Job Printing House.-This es-
constituent has been furnished with an EN-
TIPEIY NEW OUTFIT OF STEAM PRESSES and
IMPROVED MACHINERY, and with everything
in the TYPE DEPARTMENT that the best Founders
could supply, and is now prepared to execute
orders for every description of
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL JOB PRINTING,
FOR MERCHANTS,
MANUFACTURERS,
MECHANICS,
AUCTIONEERS,
BANKS,
RAILROADS,
STEAMBOATS,,
EXPRESS COMPANIES,
INSURANCE COMPANIES,
HOTELS,
RESTAURANTS,
BOARDING HOUSES,
THEATRES,
CONCERT HALLS,
CLERKS OF COURTS,
SIERIFFS,
CONSTABLES,
LAWYERS,
COLLEGES,
SCHOOLS,
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aud for all other persons corporations and lnstu-
tons. We print
BUSINESS CARDS, CHECKS,
VISITING CARDS, NOTES,
lat HOME" CARDS, DRAFTS,
WEDDING CARDS, PRICES CURRENT,
BALL CARDS, TITLE DEEDS,
SHOW CARDS, TRUST DEEDS,
ADMISSION CARDS, LEASES,
ELECTION CARDS, RECEIPTS,
TIME TABLES, TAX BILLS,
WAY-BILLS, LICENSES,
CIRCULARS, BONDS.
BlLL-HEADS,
INSURANCE POLICIES, SHIPPERS RECEIPTS,
CALENDARS, STEAMERS BILLS,
NOTICES, DRUGGISTS LABELS,
BILLS OF LADING, TOBACCO LABELS,
MANIFESTS, CLOTHING Labels.
BILLS OF FARE, DRAY TICKETS,
CONCERT BILLS, COAL TICKETS,
PROGRAMMES WOOD TICKETS,
THEATRE BILLS, BREAD TICKETS,
SHOW BILLS MILK TICKETS,
POSTERS. all sizes: REWARD TICKETS,
PASSENGER TICKETS, ELECTION TICKETS.
CERTIFICATES OF STOCK,
RENEWAL CERTIFICATES,
MANUFACTURERS LABELS.
All work ordered will be done in the most artistic
manner and at VERY Low PRICES.
COLORED PRINTING OF ALL KINDS. jals
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TIE SrATE OF TRADE.

CHICAGO Oct i-Four doll Whe,t opened steady and closed
dull at decline Of 2d9c Of MOL 81 iOa - 1871 and No
al Al Corn active advanced IA lie sale, at 4ao'c
for No and 62d6 for No. Oats aivaneede closing steady at
9a7se for No Provisions dull Freghts active and advanced
lla2; wtea &c., Corn lfi 5c Buaslo. ReceP,s-oo
bbs Flour 10000 bush. Wheat 10000 bush Corn sOO oush
Oa bbl Flour bush Wheat 1000 bush
Com. g. 900 bush 9st.
MILWAUKEE Oct a-Flour firm. Whea, firm al 81 II Tor No.
and 81 No O. 3d. for No. Oats 39e Receipts
bbl. Flour $4,000 bush. Wheat shPments-2o" Dbl"
Flour l2T 0o0 bush. Wheat
Oct l5whsky unchanged and in good demand at
Mess Pork duh 250432 So Lard In moderate de
mand at Isic. Gold. lso.
ST LOUIS Oct l5Coon 3ac for good mddling Flour
inactive 5d SO 50 for superne single extra 81 80
$3.50 for sfa5 fancy buyers
20 for prime Spring 81 o. for Fall ~ Goa ~ 10
for choice. heavy 58ae Oats lower 47d50c Proy
ons heavy Shoulders tl9 50d $40 70 for Clear
Sides Lard dull a, l7ialss Whisky arm. al 81 ga s2A
ALBAxr Oct. i5-Fou very Arm Whea-saes a, 81 e3 for
Amber STATE % for White Michigan and 80 30 for White
Canadian higher sales State aaoat at 63c Corn active and
hsher sales buah 95idc aoa and in store, now held
at 81 Barley-sss 5000 bush. Canada West at 81 OdtI
Shipped by ows: bnsh Com @ 900 bush Wheat so bush
Oats IS OOo bush Barley Z 900 bush NAL ili ;uns Feed
ToIKpo Oct i5-Flour qrse and firm Wheat lac better
sales New White Michigan asa 81 81 Amber ~ 81 NO.
Spring at 81 "a Corn hrmer and &c beaef sales al
1gdsO for No. held &c. +oc offered Lake ireish
unchanged The receipts for the past week were JVO Dds Of
Flour 81 OoO bushels Wheat 81, 900 bushels Of Corn.
WILMINGTON l5-Cruds Turpene steady at ~ 50 for Viz
n and dip Spirits Turpentne advanced 2e sales at Boo
Tar advanced sales at % 3D. Cotton o
f,rN
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DIED.

HANDY-At Chicago typhoid fever In the 32d year Of her
wife Of Handy and daughter o. the late
Asa Babcock OF Tru1ton CORTLAND Co, n u
IDIsON-In Milwaukee Oct brief lines, Jno b. id'on O.
Chicago Ill., aud formerly Of this city IN the 18th year OF h'as
Moon inst, Of hAy consumption Alfred lag aged 81
Due Of the time Of funeral will be given hereafter
LFETn city Mondy 18th inst Elizabeth wife Of the late
William Lee aged 81
and friends Of the family also those OF her sons
and Edward respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral
% West Houstonst. wednesday
l7h ns o'clock Her remain. will be taken to GREENWOOD
for inerment
nEwHoUsE-On Friday the 18th inst Benjamin Newhou'e In
the Goth year Of bis age. 81, ,-,.-,...,
Tbs relatives friends family respectfully invited to at
tend the from his late residence, No 30 West twenty
thirds, on Tuesday the 10th inst at u o'clock m
POST-On Saturday October - William H. Post aged % years
The friends relatives Of the family invited To attend te W
neral from his as residence No 20 EopAee De ksbFYu
Brooklyn, tuesday the 10th inst, az pm ,,~Ts
sHANAt M~suiss Wiz, Friday night. Oct, H. Of cholera
IIls rsuisnS VIII be taken to Utica ior nterment
TREDwILIA M.nhssssi sundsy Oct H. Isaac D., youngest
son Of J. II, IEedwil, esq. aged 10 years . 80, -,
The friends tho family respectfully invited TO attend ~
O'Clock to-day Tuesday, the 18th ins a. tho Du'eh lie
form Church, a. Mauhasset .......
wATE-At Stamford Sunday Oct ID Elizabeth widow Of
the late Capt. I,aAe Waite -. -. M.
Funeral services regdeuce L. Waite Tuesday
Oct &c. The friends Of the family are re'peetu, III
port, Conn.
Well. aged 20 years month and p days =. ana W., IA,
The will lste residence no
Tuesday, October 10. at O'CLOCK. Inc eA'' ~
friends Of the family are invited TO attend
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CAPT. JOHN CLARK.
CANADA.

ToRoSIo Monday Oct 10 ls66.
A large amount Of military stores arrived here TO-
night consisting Of heavy artillery wagons and ammunition
All quiet at Fort Erie to-day the military have been under
arms all night and special police have been sworn In
fun Cabinet meeting i called for at Ottawa tomorrow 10
consider what the position Of Canada wond De II fedeh
Johnssn makea demand England to settle the Alabama
Through the courtesy Sheriff admitted to the
old County Jail TO the fcnian prisoners today During my
conversation with prisoners learned that they were very
complained about their food when consists o
one pound Of bread and pint Of water for breakfast AZ noon
half pound Of bread and half pint Of pea soup III Ash
pleuty OF corn meal mush and salt.
The Rev Mr. Lumsdel the Episcopaian clergyman ieeS
confident OF being acquitted while the Rev John McMahon
does not express any opinion on the SUBJECT oh Des as 10
way Montreal when pressed into the tean service al
Erie ~ ~,
Col Lynch we did not he receiving visitors The
Sheriff showed through the entire building aordng every
facility examining into the condition Of the men Ih eei
very anxious 70 their friends and are very bltter
against those who brought them into their present
aud then leaving them penness without counsel 10 defend
them They speak highly Of the American Consul ana the
sheriff 10 whom hey feel indebted for many ayors Money
for the prisoners and for procuring counsel for their deeo
should be sent % tho American Consul
gentleman e this city Friday for Buffalo 70 raise iuhu
20 defend Fenians He reports that there little sympathy
The Bank OF Upper Canada opened Saturday to redeem
their bills paying a hundred cents in copper
Grand re In the different sections Of Upper Canads nave
recommended TO the Judges Of the Circuit Court the adoption
of corporal punishment means OF suppressng crime
proposals have approved and II is likely that hoggng VIII
IL introduced al the next sitting of Parliament.
The ting Maamoras of Montreal owned BY Morris Melon
Of ST Caharine seize last evening by the Uned otA
revenue cutter Fessenden Detroit for alleged violation Oh
the revenue laws Foreign tugs obliged to pay license Oh
~ cents Der tun on each lowed The tug seen on
Thursday towing vessels down the River St Cr ana inc
revenue cutter officials have kept sharp look ont for hs
throughout the Province the deepest sympathy is ie oI tIe
sufferers by the fire at Quebec last night
Rates Of discount on American invoices y per cent
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mics during the war stood by their posts IN defiance Of al dan
gers perls relieving misery pain and suffering IN obd
ence to the duty their calling The medical profession had
proud OF all dis 1t great record and al
inspiiting example 40,
Professor Deahed then came forward 70 deliver the
opening lecture OF the session IL was learned expos
ton OF the most striking points connected with the
study of medical philosophy. While encouraging those
before him in the they had adopted OF enter
inc the broad field of medical science, he gave very
strong ASSURANCE results that would be certain 10 arise
from neglect Of the he pointed out AS requisite IN
studying medicine other science with pht and adya
tace e wet o7cby upon the erroneous ideas with which
some stndents pursued their OF lectures trusting all to
the lecturer and 20 the hospital and nothing to themselves
The lecture lasted nearly hour was listened TO Win pro
found attention and its close received unanimous applause
Professor Dalton the secretary having explained the order
of the lectures and the different places az which during the
Winter season they be delivered the Chaplain again
came to the desk aud gave the blessing and the regular inter
sess had begun.