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Eorci~f, News.

LoSpoS, October l0-Evcning.-Thc
bullion in the Bank of England has de-
creased E3S5,OO0. The bullion in the
Bank of France has decreased 20,OOO,OOO
Of francs.
Consols, 9i2s. United States bonds,
II 1916. At Frankfort, United States
bonds are quoted at a -.
LIVERPOOL, October Electromagnetic
ton heavy and declined I'D; up;ands,
Sgd. Orleans, S SC. Manchester advlccS
unGavorablc.
LONDON, October l0.-Tho Fenian ap-
prehensions do not abatc.
1t is believed Parliament Will assemble
November 10Th.
Cambridge University has dubbed al
the American bishops attending the Pan
Anglican Synod doctor of laws.
The Papal troops have whipped the
Garibaldians near Montalodo.
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SECRETARY McCuLLoCI's ANNUAL Re
RT.-TLc financial advices from Wash
ing,on are encouraging, and Secretary
McCulloch's annual report, 1t is stated,
will have no uncertain tones in it. He will
be able to show most satisfactory rcduc-
ton in the national debt; but what is bot
ter, tho fact that the whole mass has been
reduced to order, and that resumption of
specie payments is an event OF the lmme
date future. He will be able 10 go before
Congress with facts and arguments to prove
the necessity of prompt resumption so con-
c!usivcly that they must prevail with those
who at the last session held the opinion
,hat contraction must be long deferred
and more currency iSsued.-Ne,c York
ITiJUne.
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THE GREAT observation-disclosures Weed vim
.dir,rrS his prrscicuCc It's Il veteran politician
when he SAYS, commenting on the foolSLllcsa
of The Bust ton .idrtrtir.T (iIdlcal III predicting
on Monday " Pennsylvania certain Tor The Re
pGDlicans by ten or fifteen thousand ln;t-
lorily
d" What we marvel 1T is that experienced
editors, accustomed 10 pnlSc the people, and
living in II political atmosphere, even II they
did not feel the change, should have learnc!
nothing by consulting their baromel"Es.
Blind and dcludrd almost beyond parallel are
those who fail 10 discover 4 strong Reaction
ary sentiment Those who have sown the
storm mus: prepare reap the whirlwlnd.
THE revolution through Which we are
passing is dies tined 10 repeat The history OF
France in more respects than Viii be found
pheasant 10 modern DaniouS and hopeSpIerres;
with this difference, however, that The people
will content themselves with bloodle>s gGlilu-
tines.
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virginia and Tennessee Hailroad-hh.traci Of
President Owens annual Report.

he l.NhchDurg h'pH'ti'"t lliihcS tIi' 4O1-
lowing interesting abstract:
The gross earnings o! the company for the
wear were 516I, III. !,.j, and the running cN-
muscs S4-s 80. Is, giving Z nett balance of
S4>G ulI.SJ, or - per cent. oil The gross earn
ing During the year an additional ana cN-
traurd!uary expense OF 500 !jo 90 was incurred
for b:llaStiu. the road, rebuilding bridges,
and erecting new d"potS ana other new slruc-
lures. Seventy miles of the road were bal
lasted with broken stones ONE foot deep
leaving now only about twenty-five miles 10
he Dall;tStel. All OF the bridges except lin,
wv, and otter, (Which are under contract,
ana viii he completed during the present
year, have been rebuilt. and are III excellent
condition. 4 number OF ucW depot buildings
have been erected, rs well as 4 large number
of houses for the use OF the road employees.
Nearly uuc-halI The road has been furnished
with new CT - ties, and hereafter IL viii re-
Qurr probably not more than 5000 cToss-tlcs
per annum.
\ favorable contract has been made with
| the new rolling mill recently established near
| this city, BY which Il large amount VIII be
saved IL future III rc-rolllng the OLD iron OF The
| company. Five hundred tons OF old IRON nave
| already been delivered and the mill i cN-
| prcted 10 20 into operation the present week.
| The increase ia earnings from passengers
has been :Gi,3l2.1j, and III freight slio, o3i.0l.
| The receipts OF the road in 1860 when lre-
| Sidcul owen took charge Of The road, were
| $40, ,,G.S> This year ih"y have been s'pt,
| l41.S. This amount would have been stIlI
| greater but FOR Il suspension OF business 10!
| several weeks, caused by the heavy Hoods
| over tn" whole OF Tennessee and Western Nir'
| slmia. The receipts 70" the present year, II Is
| estimated, viii reach !. l,0pp,uoO.
| The Iloatiug or current expense debt OF III,
| company i stated 20 be s.;S3. -, and the
| funded debt = $685. .g6. In addition 10 this
| latter amount there is due upon Inatureo
| coupons sos, DpU-vhIch viii make III,
| w.ul. funded dcbI OF The company S2,o>V,
| S>l 80 and this added 10 til" floating dcbI
| viii show the whole indcb tcdncSs OF the com
| pauv 10 be - o2@, 80 ~ Against this there /:
i balance in the hands OF the treasurer ano
| other agents, aud cash resources, amounting
| 10 81 Il Isl .U1-Which would leave The entire
| Indebtedness of the company, apart from IL:
| cash resources, x, 40, II II.
| The report shows that SINCE lepi, "hei
| President Owen took charge OF the ROAD, III,
| debt of the company hats been decreased
II .oG6, $50. 10 Notwithstanding The devastation:
| of w@r
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More Predictions.

FIWII I.D WIA!4HFsVT. VVHI3'I'
WASHINGTON, October 3.-To-day we
nu, no, from the Speaker Of the House,
1T from sources apparently authentic,
lat the EudicN Erecutire Counittee hQCe
..rmi.ed 10 propose 10 Congress tie i1a"e-
"a'e cQH for tlrc"tyJ.ce ueoWSQ'@ cohm-
nws, black and white, to be taken from
this District and Maryland alone, to assist
asa Radical guard for the protection OF
Congress- from any assault or insult they
may incur from the President or the Ma
island "rcbcls." This will be the begin
..usof the revolution forecast by Senator
Howard, of Michigan, and what he thinks
necessary for the final triumph of the
Radical power.
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PRIZE FIGHTS On THE TAPIs.-Tommy
Kelly and Billy Parkinson, who fought in
Pennsylvania some months since, have
made another match for $500 a side, to
fight on the 10th of this month, and it is
thought that the ring will be pitched in
Virginia. A match has also been made
between Charley Dreamer and Fred.
Agvote for $3.50 q side, at l33 pounds.
Sam. Collycr and Billy Kelly expect to
meet each other in the ring in Virginia on
the Goth Of November, to weigh Us pounds
each.-IVaShingtOn Star.
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Rev. W. =. Wcllons closed a meeting OF
eight days continuance at Cypress chapel,
ten miles from Suffolk, on Saturday last,
resulting in tho conversion Of fit'ty-ninc
persons, forty-six of whom united with
the Christian Church and on the last day
OF the meeting he baptized forty-ninc by
immersion. -NorJolk Virginian.
LITTLE, of the Fredericksburg Nc'rs
heads his election news "llallclujah
Thank God ~
General Schofold had an interview with
the President on Thursday.
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War in Europe next year IS considered
almost inevitable. France is armlEg, and
it is said strategic studies have been made
with q view Of covering Strasburg, the
Emperor having made personal obscrva-
tons of the country III that nelshborhood
as he returned from his recent visit to
SalZburg. The country around tie town
is being Ierellcd to allow Of the establish
mcnt Of four detached forts, ana an en-
trenchcd camp Of immense extent is TO be
constructed, protected on one side by the
Rhine and by submergablc lands, and on
the other by the four advanced forts, capa..
bio of sheltcripg, in the case Of need, a
large number of troops.
Hampton Sidney College and Union
Theological Seminary have commenced
their annual sessions under favorable
auspices with increased numbers OF stu
dents FurmriWe Jour"a!.
James Burley is the senatorial nominee
from the second district, composed OF
Marshall, Wctzel, and Marion Counties IN
West Virginia. Election, Gath instant,
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DEATH or Hon. JAMES W. CoFFRoTu, OF
CALwoKyIA.-W learn, just as we are
going to press, with feelings OF the deepest
regret and pain, that Hon. James W. Coll
roth, Of sacramento, Congressman elect
on the Democratic ticket, died suddenly
yesterday, the Gti! instant, probably OF apo
picXy. Mr.. Collroth wasa native Of Penn
Sylyania. He formerly represented Tue
lumnc in the State Senate. OF late years
Mr.. Coilrotn had resided at Sacramento.
He was a man of ability and lawyer OF
prominence. a host of friends mourn his
death. -Sonoma (CaL.) Democrat, Stpttm-
Der !.
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The Elections.

WASHINGTON, October l1--There is no
thing through reg ular channels or private
dispatches to change the reports forward
ed at noon. Pennsylvania is regarded as
absolutely safe by the Democrats, while
the official count will be required to dc.
eide the Ohio governorship-the chance
slightly favoring Hayes. The figures for
the Ohio Legislature sent yesterday prove
correct bv closer count.
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Robbery ef ~ State Prison.

HARTFORD, Or, October lo.-The State
prison at WcthersIicld was entered by
burglars last night, and 5000 worth of sill
vcrware stolen from the showcase in the
furnishing shop. The stolen articles be-
longed to Hall, Elton x Co., contractors
for convict labor in The furnishing shop.
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THE LECTIONs NORTH.

PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, October 1.-THE Aye'S
table makes Sharswood's (Democrat) ma
jority in the State 1888.
The Press calculates Williams's (Radi-
cal) majority at GEO.
OHIO.
WASHINGTON, October 1l-l:30.-A dis
patch from Columbus, Ohio, says it will
take the official returns to decide who Is
CONNECTICUT.
WAsu1SGTo>;, October 1.-THE Hart
ford Tines says this is the first time in
thirteen years that the Democrats have
carried majority of the towns in this
State. We have gained over twenty towns
this fall.
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TELEGRAFEIC NEWS.
Special telegram to the Richmond Dispatch.
Radical Nominations.

N1u1VH1
NORFOLK, October ia Radio Il con-
vcntion to-day at Gety's station, Norfolk
county, threw overheard General Pierce
$50 called) and William Hodges, negro ex-
convict (pardoncd by the Governor), and
nominated George Teamoth (negro) and
Luther Lee, Jr., for the county, and James
II. Clements for Portsmouth. This is the
third set of Radical nominations for the
Convention in the county.
The Radicals in this city last night con-
firmed the nominations of Henry Bowden
and DR.. Bayne (ncgrol for the Convention.
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The Spurious 1908.

New YORK, October ll.-Thc National
Bank Note Company pronounce as spu-
rious the counterfeit 1905. The amount
traced to this city is $4,000. The prin-
cpal holders are Yermilya s Co., $4,000
JAY Cooke, $4,000; ten of which came
from the West.
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E,u-rinry and Murder.

CINCINNATI, October l0.-Danlcl llcrt-
zlcr, a wealthy citizen of Springfield, Ohio
WAS murdered this morning by burglars
who entered his house for the purpose Of
robbing him. The murderers escaped
taking away with them Mr.. ucrtzlcr's
horse and buggy.
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t,ccctufs for the Week.

WASHINGTON, October 1.-The receipts
Of customs for the week ending the 3th
instant were 81 ,OOl,O 900; internal revenue,
$3,05l COO.
Ground rent deeds should be stamped
the same as other convcyanccS.
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From, Washington.

WASHINGTON, October lit is highly
probable that the members of the Cabi-
net, except Stanbcry and Wellcs, will be
changed; whether before or after the New
York election is not certain. The Demo-
Gratis, however, arc urging an early re-
nrra niZatiOn
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Yellow Fever.

New ORLEANS, October ll.-The inter-
mcnts from yellow fever up to O'Clock
this morning were 80.
There was one death from yellow fever
in Mobile.
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Democratic EiciutcinSs.

EEw YORK, October lo.-Thc Demo
Gratis in this city are iubilant, firing saIUtcS
and making speeches. A call for jubi-
me meeting at Tammany Hall was issued
Yesterday, and at night the building and
vicinity were well crowded. Speeches
were made by John Collins, A. Oakley
Hall, S. j. Tildcn, a. j. Rogers, and
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A New BIsuor.-Thc Rev. James Glib
b0ns, of the Baltimore Cathedral, re
learn, has been confirmed by the Pope,
and will soon DO consecratcd as Catholic
bishop of this State, which has recently
been created diocese. 1t is believed he
will make this city his rcsidcnce. -Ralciyh
I'rOUrpSS
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AFALsnuouD PUBLICLY UTrERED.-lI
speech at Albany, General Sickles
said:
The conditions imposed upon the van
wished cannot fairly be stigmatizcd as
.agys>jye, since they only assimilatc the
@..,ul!ons of the South to those Of the
.ae. States"
This speech was made since the Ohio
.ect.9us took place. 1t is therefore not
becoming TO say that General Sicllcs
-.A MINI talsch0Od.
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THE DErr Due THE GovEKSMgST BY TIE VIZ
.aryr. ASH TENNESSEE RAILRoAu.-ln President
Owen annual report he says:
1--WE will also, by ice and lranSport2-
ZION of mails freight. &c, Tor the United
states Government pay the balance due them
for purchase Of engines, cars, and other mate
rialS III :. short time.
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Grant for President.

BALTIMORE, October 1.-The america
places the name of Grant for President a
the head of its columns.
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Coun,erfeit Treasury Notes.

New YORK, October ll.-Small lots OF
counterfeit Treasury notes have appeared
The Express says there is growing in an
ovcr-issuc, and dealers refuse to purchase
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THE MERRrMAc.-Captain Underdown
left yesterday for Craney island, and will
commence at once to rcsurgc the remains
Of the Mcrrimac, known in Confederate
language as the Virginia.-NorJolh Fir-
1iJian
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., d. ".D. Bland, negro, and Edgar Allen
-'~"sr, are the Radical nominees fol
".isIct Of Apponattox and Prince
=. L' Hayc, Jr., and F. c. S. Hunter
".e regular nominees Of the Conscrva-
''s The district of SpotSylvania
..4r, and King George. They an
...e themselves as opposed to Con
-..'2e. u. D. Ball is the regular Con
save Aomncc III Fairfax couuty.
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Cghiiepf Meeting.

WASHINGTON, October ll.--Thcrc was q
Cabinet session of half an hour to-day
All the Departments were represented
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nnnncrn1Ic ncIn,cinws IN MnI.i,nore.

BALTIMORE, October 10.-Thc Demo
Gratis are now firing 100 guns in honor OF
the result of the elections in Pennsylvania
- OHIO.
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CLOTHS. CA S I NJ y r J. s, AND
y VEsTISGS.- desire 10 keep It before tho
public that wo ALWAYS kcep on hand full and
complete assortment tot
which we will max. MP 10 measure here, ana
solicit the attention of those who prefer to bave
n I'm made to order 10 baying fine and we'll made
CL0'TulNG Of which always keep complete
stoc K on hand 1T 1903 MaIn street.
:. % WILLIAM liza SMITH co.
NEW CLOTHING HUISE.-lf you
IN want to get the worth OF your mnney, call II
A. 0PPaNRlMEG'S EhorH'NG HOUSE. NO. lic2
Main street between Fourteenth and Fifteenth.
4. has again aldrt to his entire new -;"ch OF
CLOT!ilAd AID FUR ,lht!H" hV":'n. D''!h,
SHOf.S HATS &c which ha y. Il sell W.. oies ,ie
and retail 4: prices 10 give satisfaction.
Ia bought his GOODS Tor cash. with his cXFa-
r.p q, in business for tn. lat scvcItcsu y"arr III
uId Ei-giiis h. warrants - those wEo 3k- him
chance satisfaction III price and qr" ity. Try
4. otSANG .Hkk,
No. lIh2 Main street. between
,aoi Fourteenth and Fifteenth -'r""ts
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WE ONO LLGISLATuEE.- The Lcgisla-
'"'e APPEARS 10 be Democratic. They
A'. seFcn senators, giving them ma
@'.'! Of one; and IN the House they gain
queen members, making a majority of
"'g ,ytcH Oh Joint ballot.
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Dry Goods.

- -
rREAT SACRIFICE
VI OF DAMAGED sHAwIs
W mich am selling very lew ; also, large as-or.-
mant OF latest style CLOAKS, just received from
the New York auctions, which | will Sell Tsry
cheap ,,o,.
Beautiful shade and quality OF EMPRESS CLOTH
st fl PR yard:
Beautiful DRESS GOODS At Csc. per yard;
Black and colorsd ALpACAS;
Latest styles ALPACAS, very cheap:
Fine MEEINOS: all wool DELAlNES;
Plaid POPLINS;
OPERA FLANNEL, large assortment;
WORSTEDS Of all dsscri pttons
Ladies' and gents UNDERW EAR. good assoTt-
msnt:
Boys SOCKS. from a1ction. very cheap;
CASsl VI ERE FOR boys aud mems wear;
French CALlCnES, very low;
BUGLB TRIMMING and RIBBONS.
have engaged the services OF the following
gentlemen, VINO would bo pleased to serve their
friends JAMES Z. ATKIasoS, WILLIAM b. WAT
KISs, and WILLIAM b. SHADE
JULIUS MEYER,
No. SIT Broad street, between Fifth and Sixth op-
posite New Market. oc Ism
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CTOtHin0.

NEW GOODS.
E. B. SPENCE. AGENT.
MERCHANT TAILOR
respectfully invites the attention OF his friends
and tho public generally 10 one OF the finest
selections OF
FOREIGN CLOTHS,
CAssIME RES, AND yEsTIyGS.
ever offered IN this city. comprising all the novel
ties of French, English. and German manufac-
ture. which Will be
MADE TO ORDER
IN tho latest and most fashionable styles.
call is solicited at the OLD STAND,
No. 1900 Main street.
Zoe l?-I,ll
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CoryTERrElr NoTrs.-Countertclt notes OF
the denomination Of len dollars on tiie flrst
and Third National BANKS OF lhlE'I1il'HI''
",,,i II The denomination OF twenty dollars on
IN. Enurth National Bank OF tn" same city,
ara. in circulation. The t"n-do!llr notes are
well executed, and calculated 10 deceive iho>c
not expert III detecting counterfeit money
The twenty dollar notes are not 80 "e4i c"e-
mn
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small JArESo>'s MOTHERS GRAVE.
''s from The Hawks Nest, on the
~. W " I.Iam Tyrcc, we passed tho
>Io&cwall J4ck,on's mother, with
.'."'1"Di to mark the spot, yet it will
~. .@o Tribute Of each passing traveller,
... manly virtues Of such i son could
cave sprung from Il noblc-minded
JACKSON always spoke with plea
-. Tue Gays Of bis boyhood, which
r.. @FeAs IN this Wild and romantic
.9Ir@pond4ce valley VuginiQn.
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NEW GOODS, CHEAP FOR CASH
Brown and Blcachai Cotton, all grades;
Brown and BIoached SheetInss,
Pillow-caSo Cottons,
Linen Shsetlnss and PILLOW Linens
Greet bargains In Towels
Large assortment Prints, very cheap;
Beautiful Nous. dc LANES;
VERY CHOICE MOURNING GOODS,
comprising Reps Grape, Mcrino,
Biarritz, Fontane, do LANES,
Poplins, otiomans.
AipacaS, RoIDbeAines, &c.
CHOICE ASSORTMENT IRISH pOPLIES.
Shawls, Shawls;
Fine assortment Flannels, Table Damisk,
Napkins, Btlmore Skirts, Cassimores,
Satinetts, Kentucky Jeans, &c, st
WILLIAM n. BELL & CO.'S,
se 20 907 Broad street.
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Destructive Fire.

SKowHEGAH, ME-, October lO.-A fire
here has destroyed several buildings. The
fire is still raging.
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Da@euTiNG THE kApICALs.-1t is re
,ur,rG that several Of those who have here
Bed. acted or coCpnratrd quietly with the
Radical party in this place have become so
thoroughly disguised with III" proceedings
winch have been going on for the last few
months, and especially Of late, among
,loss who lead or arc being led in the
Uglcal movements, that they have eX-
pressed their determination no longer to
rualtruaucc such doincs or to aCquIcsce
la wta, their sense and Judgment tell
t.om can only bring about mischief and
c,. tobolh white and colorcd people; and
ra,,a, determination is not confined TO
" people alone. We DO not know that
Iii, II So, but il would he strange indeed
J, 4. were not s0.-ALrumhin G0=C.te.
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SECRETARY OF WAE-REruDIATloN-lM.
M.#vn>r.-It appears to be quite pro.
laa.r now that General NcClcrnand, o.
Illinois, may succeed General Grant i'll til,
War Department..
IN conversation to-day, Secretary Nc.
tuueA expressed the opinion that Mr.
I.aIlcton's plan for paying the iive-twcn
t.u. IN rrocnoacks wa, substantially rcpu.
..a..uu, and that it would not be adopted
The general belief here is that the re,
4aof the elections in Ohio and Pennsyl
ya..a puts aquictus upon Impeachment. IT
H, opinion the Radicals cOncur.- WASH
IN Yf{rwQa IN san.
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We learn that 4 hail storm visited 20! ''o'.
OF our county on Thursday OF laSt "rrh' VOL :
considerable damage. In the n"lShDoFhoo' OF
Br,h,l church, near Grc"nTillc, TIE stones
wore very large. and broke wlndo" pine>,
stripped trees Of Their foliage, stIipPea aH"
beat down the cane and corn, ana utniaseU
the Young %hea. 10 some extent We Ical u
also tha, the storm extended IN The direction
Of Hartrrbrook, S;uarts Draft, aud even II
t.,r,- Alton. Albcuarlr, bur not 80 severe,
and doing very little GImase.-StH""'''' '"'at'
Gator.
r. d. Price has sold small farm OF elShts
acres. one mile north Of Harrisonburs' 10 L.
Watson, ESQ. OF Maryland. Terms pIl'a'c
hlr. Watson is now resident oi booh>ooEo
Md but designs II Al early PERIOD, We l'.'i =.
10 remove 10 this beautiful and thriving pi
OF the Shenandoah Valley lie Is Il gen tie'i' ~ ~
OF enlarged means, great public spiit', in'
will he IN exceedingly yaltaoi" :'tttSSio4' :
our community. RochiIsJhdm htgt"'r.
Tba ruyohar of students =. Washington
College is steadily increasing. lheFe arc nov
over 4VO.-L.rtagton Gazette
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ID FAD THISl 2 T. A ID n III ISL!
AZ AND YOU WILL PROFIT BY IT!
GREAT BAR GAINS
IN ALL STYLES OF DEFY GOODS!
OPETINGTHIS MORNING.

EZEKIEIfS CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE.
No. II MAIN STREET,
(cearly opposite st. Charles Hotel, next door to
Nr. Julius Bears cheap snoe stors,)
5000 yards best quality CALICO for niuepence
yard and upwards
5000 yards best BLE4CHED and UNBLEACHED
SHlETiNGS Tor q ninapeuce 4 yard
5000 yards BLEaGHED and UNBLRACHEp
sH1ETiNGS, full yard vide. for Il shilling !;
5000 yards q y o 5 FOR MES's and BOYS
WEAR-seIlns off at great bargains In these
goOds-you cannot fail Ia buy;
5000 yards WHITE Red. YELLOW, BLUE, and
GRAY PLAS5ELS. very cheap;
10, Geo yards DRESS GOODS Of all styles, ct ex-
trenely low prices. jGst TO suit . these hard
tines when yoI have but little money 10
spare for dress.
II you have Dry Goods TO purchase, call at my
store, and you win b- surely suited in STYLE and
PRICES, and save a. least twenty-five per cent.
or all you havs 10 buy. Is. sure to md the right
store, which ls Gec grated by the larss swing ns
sign with tho Inscription Of
FXEktEL'S CHEAP Dt.T GOODS STOKE"
Store closed on Saturdays. an2i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-12

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