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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-10
The Pennsylyania Election.

PHILADELPHIA, October 9-Noon.-The cleo.
ton is progressing quietly. Evidently large
vote will be polled. Both parties are bringing
ont every voter possible, and both parties pro.
fess to be confident OF success.
Latsr.-The Republican papers just issued
assert that there are large Republican gains.
The reelection Of Myers in the second district
Is claimed. s.a..
have largely increased majorities in the first
district in this city. Randall for Congress
will have 5000 majority.
SECOND DISPATCH.
PHILADELPHIA, October 8, 10 p. M.-The re.
turns indicate the election Of Randall Demo.
craft in the FIRST district; O'Neil Republican,
In the Second district; Myers (Republican) in
the Third district; Kelly (RepublIcan) In the
Fourth district; Taylor tRepublican) In the
FIFTH district; and Cake (Republican) in the
Tenth district. The last two need confirma.
ton. Returns from fourteen wards, about
half Of the city, show Democratic net gain
of 900 or 1000. Scattering returns up to this
hour show both Republican and Democratic
gains, and no just estimate can be given.
THIRD DIsPArcH.
PHILADELPHIA, October 9.-Alleghany coun.
ty gives Geary Republican, 5000 majority
same as in 1864. In Blair county Gsarys ma.
iority Is sOO-a loss Of 100. Chester county
gives Geary maj ority OF $500. The returns
from this city show large gains for tbs Demo.
Gratis, who have also gained one State Senator
(McCandless), and three members Of the LIE.
gislature.
Returns from the interior indicate gains for
each party, but there is no doubt Of Geary's
election by 10000 to 1900 majority.
The Democrats have lost the member for
Congress In the Tenth district, Cake Rspnb.
lican) being elected probably by small
majority. ~ s.
- 80 LATIsr. .yfthN
PHrLApxLPEIA, October Q, IL p. M.-For.
ney's Press estimates the majority for 9eary
In this city at 5000, and In the State at 1900.
Dispatch from Thad Stevens say Lancaster
county gives 6,2oo Republican majority, and
Allegheny certainly gives 1900 Republican
majority. 1r.ss ..a
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Mr.. DAvIs's TRIAI.-Thc New York
World, referring to kilograms which all the
papers have published, says:
"We are authorized to say that neither
Mr.. OConor nor Mr.. Reid, nor any one on
their behalf, had or sought, or ever
dreamed of having, an interview with the
President or this man Underwood. There
are obvious reasons why application to the
President would be incXpedient. And as
to the Judge, the only place the counsel
desire to see him is in court, where he
promised to be and failed to come"
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The First National Bank OF Var.
mouihIpOrt Robbed Of h75.OOO-The
Thief - SON OF the Cashier OF the
Iiank-Arrest Of the RObDer and Re.
cOVery Of the Money. ....
Special dispatch to the World

SpeClal uls phtCh 10 tne Woriu.
BosToN, October THE fact was de-
yel"ped Friday morning that the First Ma
lional Bank at YarmouthpOrt had been
robbed OF $4,000, and that the crime had
been pcrpetrated by son Of the cashier OF
The bank. The facts, SO far as they have
TRANSFERRED, are rs follows: 1t had been the
custom of the cashier of the bank, Mr..
Amos Otis, to keep the coupon interest
notes and United States bonds belonging
10 the institution in tin trunk. His trunk
was found missing on Friday morning last
and with il the son of the cashier, George
Otis. The father, on discovering the stu
alton, made all haste to apprehend the
thief and recover the goods. Word was
dispatched 10 detectives in distant cities,
aud $" thorough was the search that young
Otis found himself prisoner the next
day. He was arrested at Plymouth, having
travelled TO that place during the night.
On being arrested he made clean breast
Of the whole transaction. The stolen funds
we've found secreted in the hank shed by
The cashier. A small amount of the COM
ponnd-mterest notes was missing, bnt the
amount was finally restored. The prisoner
y about twenty-onc years of age. He was
employed in the bank. Mr.. Otis, the ca
,IIer, is Il respected citizen,
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AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
The Attorney General Of Maryland Agains
Newly Registered Voters.

The Attorney General or Maryland Against
Newly Registered Voters.
BALTIMORE, October s.-Mr. Randall, At
torney- General for the State Of Maryland, has
published an elaborate opinion in opposition
to that Of Hon. Reverdy Johnson and John H.
B. Latrobs, maintaining that no citizen regis
tered this year can vote at the municipal cleo.
ton next Wednesday. He says that only those
who were registered last year can legally vote.
II this be adhered to, $1,000 persons will be
prevented from voting, and Chapman will be
elected Mayor.
Much political excitement prevailed to-day
and last night. Several fights occurred
The judges Of election met in the court house,
and resolved to adhere to the decision of At.
torney. General Randall, to receive no votes Of
newly registered voters at the municipal cleo.
ton. and only allow those registered last year
to vote,
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The Cholera Disappearetl-RemOrs Of
Duelist.

MEMPHIS, October G.-The cholera has
been formally declared no longer an cpl
demic here, and the Board Of Health has
been disbanded.
Captain Alonzo Grecnlaw, who killed
young Taylor in recent duel, attempted
to commit suicide this morning by shooting
himself in the breast. The ball struck q
rib and glanced around, lodging in the back,
and inhicting a severe though not fatal
wound. Remorsc, he says, is the cause.
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QUEER FUN.-An immense amount of
fun and merriment was occasioned yester-
day evening by well-known colored man
named Jim Victor giving two ofhis Yankee
white brethren (soldiers) q right good, old
fashioned licking. Jim came off without a
seattle or scratch, and the crowd of darkeys
who had gathered around gave him three
rousing cheers for his triumph, while his
discounted antagonists were treated to
three groans as thoy llmped away from the
field Of battle.--Lyachbury Ne,os.
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MANASSAS Gar RAILRoAD.--The Harri.
sonburg (ya.) Old Commonwealth, in an
article on this road, says: eve are in
formed that the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company offer to take the Manassas
Gap railroad and put II In running order,
but that the Manassas Company refuse
Through Mr.. Marshall, Its president,) 70
slow them 70 touch II until they ere paid
about $3.50, 900 In advance Of the cost Of
building tho road to It's present condition y
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49, -ggI

"Js.' SOL" Ez,stly" l-sclon Single ss a;
sssa he ai weary @saf sss &c s's took
saa ~ .s hs IL
B.tsr: and they never failed him on his pins
square nna m v.nt .nv bs,.r ..,hor,,v: but A.
some may, just read the following: IL
,sn|'G believe the Plantation Bite" Have saved
my %Rrv. W. Il. WAGNER. Madrid. n. z"
=" ! have been 9 great sufferer
"R.v. c.%. niIiWooD. New York City,"
weak and .nerystsd could hardly vail, and had
perfect d ss,, q society: -, -.s, The
:. JAMES HRlMINWAY. St. Louis. No."
The Plantation Bittsrs have
cured me OF . arrangement OF the kidneys and
urinary organs. that distressed me for yssrs. They
A'' "A' . &c. G. MOORE, as4 Broadway. n z"
Mrs. Q. N. DgyoE, manager Of the Union Home
TO the s ss and Invalid her
suits.'' We have received over hundred TesmA
q such put
article Our fortune and our ,epuiaton Ii Ut stake.
The original quality and h;s:i character Of these
ssU%s gums, They have siresay Obtained sale
In every town, village, parish. and hamlet, among
civilized nations. Base imitators try to come q
agood article cannot Be sold as low . poor one,
they find some support from parties who do not care
what they sell. BE on your guard. See our pri.
'"'' 'AmpPs P. Il. DRAKE 4 CO., New York City.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, Id
sold by all druggists. 1
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From Eurspe by Steamer.

FARTHER PorSr, October s.-The steamship
Hibernia has arrived With advices to the 2sth,
which have been mostly anticipated by the
cable. There have been frequent interviews
at Paris between the representatives of vari-
GUS European Powers and French foreign
officers relative to Eastern affairs, especially
between the French Foreign Minister and the
representatives Of England and Russia. The
Marquis de Boissy is dead also Tom Thumbs
dauphfar
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1t IL most delightful Hair Dressing. IS.
II eradicates scur and dandruf. ..t.
II keeps the head cool and clean.
II makes the hair rich, soft, and glossyI
Ii prevents hair turning gray and railing on.
II restores hair upon pfematurely bald heads.
This is Just what Lyons ksthair9n VIII do: hi s
the car load, and yet It's almost incredible demand
is daily increasing, until there is hardly country
store that does NOS keep 1t, or family that DOES
i. THOMAS LYON. Chemist, New York.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by all druggists -
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Who would not be beautifully who would not
add to their beauty What gives that marble
the stage and In the city belief IL Is no longer
secret. They use Hagsn's Magnolia Balm Its
roughness from the face and hands, and leaves
the Complexion smooth, transparent, blooming, ana
ravishing. Unlike many cosmetics, II contains ne
material Injurious to the skin. Any drnggist VIII
order il for you II not hand, a 50 cts gsr bottle
w. 3. HAGAN, Troy, N. T.. Chemist.
....... ,DEMAS BARNES b CO.,
Wholesale Agents, New York.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by all druggists.
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LEAVE OF ABSENCE.

We learn that Q large number Of the
clerks In the Second and Third AUDITOR
Office, and other bureaus In the Treasury
Department, were furnished leaves Of alb.
sence to proceed to Pennsylvania for the
purpose Of voting, ,cithout regard to hei,
political opinions. We also learn that
leaves Of absence will be given, with free
railroad transportation, to all mechanics in
the maynard who propose to vote the
Radical ticket at the elections in Balti-
more on Wednesday next.-Inteuigencr.
CLAIMS.
A large number Of church organizations,
and even individuals, have presented
claims for damages done by Federal troops
during the war. Among the number is a
church at Fredericksburg, another at War
renton, aud still third at Winchester, Va.
SUPPORT OF CONGRESS-.
Scores of letters are received daily here
from the South in support Of Congress.
The writer's universally say that unless
Congress is sustained by the northern peo-
pie in the coming elections no Union men
will be able to live south Of the Potomac
Correspondence Baltimore American.
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The People or New Orleans Deeply Moved b.
the Lsas Of the EVENING Bar.
NEW ORLEAxs, October s.-The entire COM
munity were deeply moved by the intelligence
Of the loss Of the Evening Star. It IL impos-
sibie TO express the depth Of sorrow caused
by this sudden and lamentable occurrence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-10

Heimstreet's inimitable Hair Colosing, ls NOT .
cIHstfc and more or Less destroy the vitality and
beauty Of the hair. This 10 ths original Hair 20.
year, II restores gray hair TO It's original coorby
gradual absorption. In most remarkable ma an
Il Is also . beautiful hair dressing. Sold In Two
sisas 70 ssnts and Abby al dsAlArs.L
'AA''--'' C. HIiKSTRIEf. Chemist.
gARATOGA SPRING WAflR, ..s,
soId by all Dfuggtsts.
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CUsT0Na.
REPORT OF TIE TOBACCO MARKET.
TOBACCO EXCHANGE, I
prruvoxn Va 0etOber D. 1855 \

RICHMOND, VA, OetoDers, 1900.
Breaks small. There was considerable AMI.
nation in the market to-day, and we have TO
report slight advance In prices, particularly
In working tobaccos. Below we give the
transactions of to-day: IS hogsheads and 10
boxes opened; 10 sold at auction: balance
changed hands privately. We continue our
quotations Of yesterday, as follows: Lugs,
very common and funked, $2.5O 70 1910; Tugs,
medium working and shipping, funked, u to
$3.50 Tugs, good working and shipping, - to
~; leaf, common working and shipping,
funked, 50 to 80; leaf, medium working and
shipping, funked, Is. 80 to sl3 leaf, good work.
ing and shipping, $3.50 to $3.50; leaf, fine
working and shipping, $l7 to s22; manufac-
turing, common to medium. SIS to SIS; manu-.
featuring, good to fine, $3.50 to $2s; manu-.
featuring, extra nominal, $40 to $50; fancy
wrapper, common to medium, $40 to $6;
fancy wrapper, good to fine, $50 to $50.
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THE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND
l. TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
Is now prepared to carry


MONEY AND VALUABLE PACKAGES
to and from New York. St. Louis, and intermediate
points, and a. far south as Atlanta, Ga. In order
to afford the most ample security to shippers It has
effected
AN INSURANCE OF FIVE HUNDRED THOU.
SAND DOLLARS
on the money chests OF the company by each train,
with several leading insurance companies, such a.
THR SUN, SECURITY, MANHATTAN. METRO
POLITAN, AND PHOENIX,
whose aggregate capital and assets amount TO
FIFTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
Shippers are thus insured against common ear
rers' risk, and security II Afforded never before
offered by any express company. For this
NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE 10 MADE.
rHH NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANsPoRrA.
TON COMPANY
10 now prepared to do business -
CHRAPLY, EFFICIENTLY, AND SECURELY
- can be done by any other company.
J. Z. JOHNSTON, President.
B.P. PIcKLIs, General Superintendent.
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A qua DE MAGNOLIA.-A toilet De
"A uaht. Superior 70 any sologns; used 70 bstn1
the face and person 20 render ns sxin , sSn 81:
fcs Ss.Ssshs -. h d snufssfnisi nom the rsi
southern Issnoiis, and Il obtaining patronage
quite Il IL fsvosiss With astresses
do doll Ia iaiSs bottles. and 81 DIE1S BARNES
CO.. New Y ofS. WSoisssls Axsnis.
r SARATOGA sPnIN9 WATER,
aola RI All druggtHs.
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Further ubout the Steamer Evening Star.

Furtner uD0ut INC steamer Evening Stars
New YORK, October 9.-The papers contain
list Of passengers of the wrecked steamer
Evening Star. There were 1876 cabin passen-
gers, including seventy-th three females. 1t Is
reported that among the passengers was a
French troupe of sixty persons, who went on
board Immediately from the Havre steamer
without landing here. The vessel was valued
at 400, 900. No insurance.
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To the Editor Of the Ne,o York Herald:
CHARLESTON, S. c., October 7.-IIave
read here your New Orleans dispatch in
your paper of the 4th instant. Will he in
Washington on Wednesday to surrender
myself. j. LOwENTHAL.
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CONVICTION OF GLENRoY BAKER, THE
MURDERER.-At Spotsylvania, court last
Saturday the witnesses were examined,
and the confession of the prisoner made to
Justice George P. Goodwin was also put
in evidence, it being made voluntarily.
The jury at once retired, and Immediately
returned verdict of guilty of murder in
the first degree. rickShrg Ledger.
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A young man in New York, named
'neorge W. Steyenson, recently cAzne into
tue Possession Of s5e, 900 by abs desth Of a
relative, bat he has Leaf II oil. He fought
several bsttlss viii ~ y ti6Se,p ~ ~
eadly vhippe9, sss
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A BANQUET TO THE SOUTHERN, Am So
cIETr.-Ths Washington Dramatic Club
are 70 give one Of their Representations for
the benefit Of the suffering poor In the
South. We learn that the society IL sbao.
lutely without funds TO meet the urgent
calls OF destitute women and children, and
q the A1ott u purely Of Q beneficial cha.
rsetsf. u n - 30 hoped u win be warmly
seeon1sd IN oar citizens. - asiosal Rs.
D,,A1i0aa. $50 3st ;
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Ixox's EXTRACT OF PuRg JAMAICA 0!sara-fos
InlIgestion, Naussa, Heartburn, Sick Headache.
Chsisrs Morbus, Plstulency, Ac., vhsrs warm.
ana eutire purity makes II cheap and reliable A.
ticfs for culinary purposss. soM sxsYIneset y
. esafs Per bo(ale. Ask for "LJoTS' fors *
SARATOGA SPRING wATlR. eft i
apl7-iy sold By oil dfasGiso. =. A---..
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Sale or the Race.Horse Kentucky.
NEW YORK, October s.-The race-horse Ken.
lucky is reported sold to Leonard w. Jerome
for 10000. He will be withdrawn from the
tnrf 'M" s-1
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A,,el.t.eu,, by n. Pr..,de.,.

WASHINGTON, October 9.-Ths President hal
appointed John Seys, Of Ohio, minister resi-.
dent and consul general Of the United States
10 the Republic Of Liberia. and Charles Ssy.
mour aud William B. Buad, Of New York,
and Enoeh =. Nudge commissioners 70 Paris
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Pert an Prince nearly Destroyed By the Explo.
sion or the Arsenal.
BosroS, October "a letter from Port an
Prince states that the city has been nearly de-
stroyed by the explosion Of the arsenal Many
lives were lost and vessels burnt.
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No'sisaaion OF 0ensFal FrAbk p. HAT
ier the Missouri Le9folaauFe.

:. ~. i.6ris, October G.--The Conserve
yves have nominated General Frank p.
h'sir and Colonel j. O. Broadhead to
represent st. Louis In the lower house Of
The State Legislature.
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Yellow FeVef In New orleans.
New ORLEANS, October Slight yellow
fever deaths have occurred in the last forty.
eight hours.
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Thuriex Weed with the nsmaer,,s.

ThaFiow Weed With the Demecrats.
NEW YoRK. October s.-Thuriow Weed an
nounces in the New York Times that he sup.
ports the Democratic nomination Of Cover
nor Of New York, and says he prefers to act
with the Democratic party rather than with
the Radicals, from whose ascendancy he fears
the worst results for the country.
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eAHeyuft Ms1allvs - - n16n0voG - ~ Isalee
Csmmississers Of BalsiHeFe.
BALrIxoRs, October IA report II in circu.
latiou that Governor Swami intends removing
the police commissioners for alleged omciai
misconduct respecting the arrangements for
the municipal election tomorrow. Theru
causes much discussion and some excitement.
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DIsPATCH JOB PRINTING HOUSE.

nIsPATCH JOB PRINTING HOUSE.
This establishment has bssn furnished with an
ENTIRELY NEW OUTFIT OF sTRAM PRESSES
and IMPROVED MACHINERY, and with every
thing in the TYPE DEPARTMENT thatths best
Founders could supply. and 10 now prepared TO sxs-
cute orders for every description Of
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL JOB PRINTING
For Merchants, .f..
Manufacturers,
Aassionssn,
Bsnhss
s'''n00s'isl Express Companies.
Insurance Comps niles,
Hotels,
Rsstsunnts,
Theatres,
..glay. Concert balls,
=" = " = shssiHs, ID IJty,' FL.
oosson' .... ti gJnha ..tF
- 0oilessa Y.u4 mrs.,
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The CsaAistsa Of Secretary Ssward--An Inps-
- .gs.., sitisa. -
a>k~ks~ "a

- 10y Qrft.3 00SA IT -..t.
WAsHIxsroS, October s.-Secrstary Seward
was well enough 70 attend Cabinet mssting
to-day. .'''N - IL 49, ~ 49,
Certain persons In Warrington and else
where claim mat they have pseuiiar fAeiiitses
for ohtainins pardons for souths1n 4partici.
pants In the late siyil war. This q a imposi.
tion on tbs pghtS and nntahsfs Of psrsons
have besn victimiSsd. u " aspsrtainsd hat
they are mscsiy impestossshnd those who -.
tronisSd txsm thsev away thstr noasy. ~
,5T&-4S -, 1870 =. boz
EsavD~,iaisss pssessss,s1 " ytss iawtsssssa
siett',it ast sEsas .isss1anss I'll "a iHai
sBossox, Oetohr "a IRE at Nheessst,
I1ls. saQsQns4 ~ ~ Aa1nDsSaye g ~
~. |. AZ! 4 ss. ~ 49, asl!ysss -
80 ak - ,sasAk AT ,STa.I,f3q
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NATIoosM!ALL ..I TEI0N BUSINESS ns! !sss.

rior advantages for thorosgh business education.
Importing, Jobbing. Rs..ilins, Bani ara other
Boob. kss2ing,, Psnn.naasH GsnnSssist Law.
spsnssiisn Psnmsnship 10 t.sSHt By Henry Q:
Spencer. the leading author Of his system, and
. as ss.ss. e e
DE standard Of eriiicisa. 81 ~
The systsm Of Bnsinsss Practice, ohginassd and
spscial Attsntion. Ths u the most valasels part
o. the Book kssyDS sSusss Fer: sss student sp
fos The more Minute lssaiS Of sstual business.
Scholarship for fell oouEss, and ME- nsmbslship
In this Union OF Colleges, forty Ave loliass II Sc
cured before Eeptembef ], 49,. .Nu
Por eirsuiars, spNeInsp Of p@nmanahip, sollsgs
currency, and msfehandis4, sdlrels
tysiLsn an - t---ltFI :. pfoSejstOe.
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g E.PENDLET TONS MALE
ssasss &! !: 3: {;
on . class gIsauas!ns. having snosas. ii.sssay
. s%ss 'a Is. p s:!Rst:sss q NJ tRtsfiE:
NAN. A. M. "A sxIehsnssa tssehss hSs me
PhnciP.i VII hin.sif DI.Ic5. sna LIZ, y ss'Asnss
WANfRD, scholars 70 AL sD slasess fro xlkeI
BI0INhIRS GO Rss ssssicnI % ssoialsEs "
rooms. ~tbB @.r y. =. FkAUk1IVus.
an ll--2m .l t-g-s, t.t4.. Yytn1tpoI.
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+ llsiI1teue -. ehsssfal lItaie cisses-,
~ ~ ~ Jaek A 81
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Arrival or Steamer.
New YORK, October 9.-Arrived, steamer
Bremen, from Southampton.
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MISS PEGRAM WILL. REOPEN
III HER SCHOOL the yIRSf DAY OF 0CfO.
BKR, and che earnestly lss'rss . psonss sasnA'
Nv Svsrt S.snsh d sduss.ioa Win - thososghiy
pget n re not sosIsp ~ q
Isdams 1LsxAspsE, Fresh lady q high q.
nave charge Of IL IIsssh ls2sstesps. IL she
VIII reside In ln. Ps6nnis fkally, her psplls
WIN hays sys!y fssiAg &c asYs,FsE pssss!ssl
dian OF cennaniestynn g tAhle and. e}e4vhese
8 we'll e during the fsgalaf seheet hssn.
For further pssssssisis :ssy9% pRarAn
. MS IS LinSss Rp1. nsSiiS aSsss.
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MEDICng1IS. ETC.

YERsSss ASgE{ GE3M MI FOR 9; i,. The
S6s.. .iSS::a Pa. - 49,. :.
!s tAt vsols 49, q Sss{ssss e S:sass:ass y y
=: - Y =: ;:: .;: =.
Sass sks s s ni|Ssas is5ssS > Is ps.isns.
Il sosiaiss No qliiiss q eSk1s 1slse0sioss cab.
Hon. s;ces va sSss.sss. 3hSSssS SsetAsss o. Ss
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-10

CCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, ll6
y LINDEN ROW. FRANKLIN, e.C0MD DOOR
resume the duties Of her SCHOOL on MONDAY.
LIST OF October, 1850.
Every facility win be offered to insure anishsd
female education.
Terms made known on application. ,