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Cenghs md Colds are Onen Overleoked.-A
contnuaJce Tor length OF irritation OF the
lungs some clrenic throat disease "BROW MS EBoN-
CIlIAL TRoCHEs' onu with the fullest conldenee
date lief.
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Ffoveuce Rs versIbie Feed
LW3ksrIrCH sEwH "a, xACHYNEs
oo nroadway. New York.
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Dr. MsyshSIl, 5?3 Bresdway. C.reSA ms-
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Everythl.s y .ew Here or s.wpad I'm GALL
drens Mscs sne Boys Spring and Sc sner Fancy
.9ssisss ssS .,.s ns sds e f d
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Gents, sig Wool Suits. 2 ga
sRoRAwBr surHERs.
Nfourth avenue,
I.afa vetreu MIA
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| Cristpdoro's Hair Dye The Best Ever Ma y
ufactured Wholesale and rcss Il also applied Il NO.
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A.. Jebnson's DelicIeus As3 eyican Tooth
Powder IL the OF ell preparahonsf
mouth cleanser perfect luxury old BY Druggists.
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q H"%ss nsswo' faesfacs.rsr o. AL KIsd
way, up stairs "vn"esAie anu retail Nd Druse-
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their Hair ersm,nsdY !. New York .shogId Have
bair cured WIZ ~ DIR. GRANDJEAN. Badness,
- 10y - ars practice. No. 1 Astor place
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All Prizes Cashcd In Legal Z otseries.-Circs.
J. CLUTE. Br ,ker l7s Broadway.
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The London Money Market.
LONDON, April S-N0on.
Consols for money open at 81.
AMERICAN SECURITIES
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,omssS, Sprirg. Hat.-Knox, with His Accms-
yrompuude, has introduced his new style OF gentle
mens as and its beauty Is theme OF universal praise.
nc fabric that cannot fall 70 excite
Inc adm iraon al No $50 Broadway under the Prescott
Ho use and No ala Broadway, Of Fulton street
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| gold Insorms,s ana lcstery..-Prizcs Paid IN
6oubioon. .nd furnished The highest rates Zee
1 TAyr II kinds Of Gold and silver.
j ' kOR co, Bankers, 10 Wall street " <.
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rrizss csshe gayana, and all Legal Lottery
J. Il. CLAYTON, 10 Wall street. New York.
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Tho Hswe Machine Co.'S lock stitch sew
sewing mschinel President. so9 Broadway New York
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The approaching festival OF tho Trinity chon sniiss
TO those given the English cathedras, will be sos-
thing new in this country rehearsal took place on
Tuesday gave promise or success in this novel
seal enterprise Tho proceeds will DO devoted to the
sick and poor Of the parish
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Executors sale Of Paintings.
COLLECTOR sMYTHE.

Reply or the Chairman Of the Committee nm
Pubiic Expenditures TO MIR. smythe's Last
AsroR HoUsE April g. 1867.
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wheeler q WILSON. Lcck.slsch sswins Ma
chine aud Buttonhole MAchine, 81 Broadway.
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wIs.s Toupces s4a OEns.egssI, n 4, Hail; !; s.
kl,OR i ii Bond street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-01

PROGRESSIVE AGE.-The days Of old fogyisn
and antiquarian notions have evidently passed
away, and may now be numbered among The
things that Our forefathers were con-
tent to ride in gigs and coaches at speed not eX-
ceedirg three miles par hour; they were content
to wait fortnight for news from New York, aud
three months for European Intelligence: but how
is 1t with their progressive descendants OF the
present day ? Steamboats, and railroads at thirty
miles an hour, and Intelligence every ten minutes
from all the foreign capitals and the various IN atro-
politan cities ofths continent, scarcely suffice. Sc
with the great art Of printing. Our forefathe rs
wrote their handblls and circulars, and were
totally ignorant OF bill-heads, business cards and
catalogues. But no one now pays attention to
a1ght that Is not printed in the very be- style,
and 1t Is just this Style in which The DrsrArcH
PRINTING. House executes all ORDERS in It's line.
1t guarantees satisfaction to price and quality,
and pledges proDpiness and dispatch.
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1t is stated that insulators for telegraph
poles are now coated with parafinc, which,
being perfect rcpellaut Of water, insu-
latcs as well in wet weather as in dry.
An old negro man and woman, near
Lynchburg, were robbed Of $50 in silver
the other night by three men dressed as
soldiers.
Two Illinois farmers sold, few days
since, ninety six head of fat steers, which
weighed $4,000 pounds, and brought
SIS, $3.50. The average weight was l AIS.
There is a strawberry patch in Alameda
county, California, of 1870 acres. The
owner is going to add on hundred acres
more next spring.
The three leading Republican papers OF
Chicago-the Journal, Republican, and Iri-
d,me-all support General Grant for the
Presidency.
The Tennessee Legislature has passed q
law giving blacks equal privileges with
whites in all public conveyances.
Major Turner, of Libby prison notoriety,
is living in poverty in London, and dare
not come back to this country.
General Mcclellan is one Of the passen-
gers on board the steamer Russia, now due
in New York.
Belle Boyd is playing an engagement at
the Norfolk Opera House.
Dickcns's first reading will be given in
Boston during the first week in December
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S',e North Carolina Election.

WILMINGTON, n. c., October 3l.-Therc
is considerable interest manifested in the
approaching election. The Conservatives,
being in hopeless minority in this county,
will probably nominate no ticket. The
negroes are almost unanimous for the
Radical policy.
RALEIGH, n. c., October 81 The
county convention Of constitutional Union
men and friends Of civil liberty assembled
to-day. After re;issuring their devotion to
the Constitution of our forefatbers and the
conservative principles in series Of rcso-
lutions, Hon. D. G. Fowle, J. A. Norris,
P. II. Mangum, and B. T. Black were
nominated for the State Convention. NJ.
A. Bledsoe addressed the assemblage in
opposition to RadicaliSm. All parts of the
county were represented by full delega-
tions, and the utmost harmony prevailed.
The opponents Of Radicalism are now
thoroughly organized, and expect to carry
the county.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Senator Wilson in Neutrality-suspicious.

senator wilson In Wasisington-Whn
ev. DIR. Party Receive.
his Instructiens-The President will
Commence hia Message Next Week
The Evening stnr Sold.
Special to the Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, October 3l.-Mr. Wilson
chairman of the Judiciary Committee,
arrived here to-day, and will remain until
the assembling of Congress. He denies
all Of the stories attributing to him ex-
pressions Of opinion either for or against
impeachment, and maintains characteris-
tic silence upon the matter.
Rev. DR.. Farley, of Albany, N. Y, to-
day received instructions from the State
Department relative to his secret mission
to Europe for the Government. 1t is un-
derstood that he first proceeds to Rome.
The President is about to issue orders
declining to receive visitors except on
matters of great public Importance. He
will commence to write his annual mes
sage next week.
The Evening Star newspaper was sold
to-day to a company of capitalists and
journalists for 100000. WALLACE.
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FOrPfRn KpWa

The London Globe says that though Prus-
STA pledges neutrality, Bismarck has given
formal assurance that she will not allow
France to make war on Italy.
European dispatches say that Napoleon
declines Italian cooperation in defending
the Papal interests.
LONDON, October -Noou.-Consols,
94A. United States bonds, 7011.
LONDON, October 31-2 P. M.-Consols
declined Lie.
LIVERPOOL, October 31-Noon. Cotton
quiet and easier; uplands, sgd: Orleans,
Cd. Breadstufis quiet. Pork, 72s. bacon,
SIS. Lard, 53s.
LIVERPOOL, October 3l-2 P. Moot
ton, brcadstuffs, and provisions generally
dull. Lard, SIS. Cd. Common rosin, 9s. !;
medium, Us. Turpentine, 27s. Sugar,
26s. Estimated sales Of cotton, 8 900 bales.
LIVERPOOL, October 3l-Evening.-Cot-
ton closed quiet; uplands, sgd; Orleans,
9ad.; sales, 5000 bales.
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From FasVana.

HAVANA, October 3l.-lntelligence re-
ceived here states that st. Domingo has
declared war against Hayti on account OF
the sympathy shown and assistance given
by the Haytiens to ex-President Baez.
Baez was at Caracas, where he was plan
ming an attempt to return to St. Domingo.
President Cabral and General Pesin were
on the Haytien frontier with an army OF
1000 men.
Ten prisoners who took part in the re-
volt at the penitentiary at Santiago de
Cuba were shot on the 23d. The rest were
sentenced to long terms Of Imprisonment
Sugar inanimate; No. II Dutch stand
ard, S@SMr.
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Georgia ElectiOns-Order from Gene
raj Pope.

AUGUSTA, GA, October 31.-The Re
publican has the following additional re-
turns: Wilkes county, 739 for Conven-
ton, first day Taliaferro county, first day,
for Convention, 379: Greene county, first
day, for Convention, $780, Pierce county,
first day, 124 for Convention.
The following order has been issued:
ATLANTA, October 30.
General Orders No. 3:
alt appearing from representations
made from many parts Of the State since
the commencement Of the election that
on account Of the delay occasioned in
voting under registration there is a pro-
liability that a large number Of voters will
be deprived Of the opportunity of casting
their votes within the three days dcsigna-
ted for this purpose, in order that there
shall be ample time for all registered
voters to cast their votes, boards of regis
tration are hereby directed to keep the
polls open until o'clock Saturday after
noon, I'd instant. Of this extension the
boards will give immediate and general
notice throughout their respective dis
tricts. [Signedl JOHN PoPE,
"Brevet Major General, commanding"
AUGUSTA, GA, October 3l.-Thc cleo
ton is progressing quietly. The whites
are taking but little interest. There have
been 3,oG6 votes polled here and in the
county. The total number registered is
5,5l3. The vote in the interior is nearly
all for the Convention. In Wilkes county
for two days 1900 votes are polled, and
only one white. In Warren county 900,
and only two whites. In Milledgcville
l,0l9 were pollcd, and all for the Conven-
ton; but only four whites voted. Pelle
county is represented as voting wholly for
the Convention. In Albany county 1921
votes were polled, and only one white
voted.
SAVANNAH, October 3l.-The votes polled
here today were ia in the city and $50
in the county; total for three days, $500.
The country negroes voted the Radical
ticket.
COLUMBUS, GA, October 3l.-For the
three days Of election 500 votes have been
polled, all of which but twenty five are ne
groes, and all for the Convention.
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The Markets.

New YORK, October 3l.-Flour lO920c
lower. Wheat 2a3c. lower. Corn I@2c
lower. Pork lower at s2O.S7@s2O. 95. Larc
dull at 139l334c. Cotton dull at 1910
1870. Turpentine, 54@55c. Common
rosin, s3.5O@s6. Gold, l4O1s. 5-2O's, 80
l12a. Stocks lower.
New YORK, October 3l-Evening. Got
ton shade lower sales of 1000 bales a
10000. Flour-Statc, sS.3OGslO 60
southern, SlO.l5Gs14 30. Corn = Mixed
western, Sl.37Gsl.4O. Pork heavy a
s2l. Groceries generally dull. Turpen
tine, 54955c. Rosin, S3.608s36S.
Gold firm at l4n58. Sterling less firm
at lo949l09ss. Stocks dull and lower
Governments higher and in better de
mand.
BALTIMORE, October 3l.-Cotton dull
at 1870. Flour dull and weak. Wheat
fiat, and 506c. lower. Corn &c. lower
southern yellow, sl.2O@sl.3O. Oats dull
at yesterdays prices. Rye-Nothing
doing. Provisions fiat and neglected.
WILMINGTON, N. c., October 3l.-Cot
ton-No sales. Spirits turpentine active
at sic. Rosin unsettled sales of com.
mon, a2.75; No. 2, 1885 No. l, $3.50
Tar firm, s2.7O.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, October 3l.-Flour
declining; quoted at $50. Corn-Shelled
bulk, 81. Mess pork dull at SCI. Lard
l3c. Shoulders, l4c.; clear sides, lS@lS4c
MOBILE, Ala, October 3l.-Cotton-
Fair demand; sales, 1900; middlings
lG1ac.; receipts, l,l07.
New ORLEANS, October 3l.-Cotton-
Sales, 500 bales market easy; low mid
dlings, l68lGHc.; receipts, 2,sOl bales
The new crop Of sugar and molasses is
being received. Yellow centrifugal sugar
is quoted at 1Gc. Molasses, prime, SOC
being asked. Gold, al.
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GagOlAna.

A variety of opinions ihaving been OK.
pressed as to the hazard incurred by <he
Introduction Of gasoline into buildings in.
sured, the New York Board Of Fire Insu.
rance Companies In December last an.
pointed committees to experiment upon
this and kindred subjects, and report tc
that body. The result of their labors
having been presented, their report has
been endorsed by similar committee an.
pointed to investigate the subject by the
National Board Of Fire Underwriters. and
has been adopted by the Executive Com.
mittee of the Board at their meeting in
Boston on the 18th and 18th of September
last.
The report pronounces benzlne. gaso.
line, and other kindred infammable liquids
for domestic and other purposes, to be in
high degree infammable and dangerous,
requiring the EXTREMIST caution in their
use, and should not be permitted for
Illuminating purposes, unless at a greatly
increased charge for insurance; but that
IN all cases the reservoirs and generators
should be so far removed from the property
insured as to prevent all hazard of burn
ing from the use Of the material in its
liquid form. The committee enumerate
as indispensable requirements for the in
PRODUCTION OF gas or gasoline into buildings
that the generator be placed at least fifty
'eet from the building to be lighted; to be
arched in with brick or stone, and have a
pipe attached to conduct away any leak
age that may occur; to be supplied with
stop cock outside the building, easily
accessible, so that the gas may be turned
oil at moments notice; all pipes to be
so erected that, in case Of condensation,
the iiuid will return to the generator or
pass off into we'll or branch dip pipe to
extend to the outside walls of the build
ing; materials used in the manufacture Of
gas or gasoline to be in all cases stored
away from the premises to be lighted.
When the recommendations Of the COM
mittce arc not strictly complied with in
every particular the building will be con-
sidered uninsurable.
The use Of beDzine in mixing paints
and in other business, as we'll as when used
for domestic purposes in dwellings, is pro-
nounced dangerous, especially when ex-
posed to any ncighboring fire or light. The
committee recommend all who use any
product OF petroleum for lighting their
premises never to fill lamp or do any,
thing else with such product except during
the hours Of daylight, and then never in
the vicinity of fire and also, when pur-
chasing kerosene, to ascertain carefully
what is its firc-test, and unless that be one
hundred degrees or over, to reject and
condemn it as they would an incendiary
torch in hand The adulteraton of kero-
sine with naptha, benzine, or gasoline, has
led to many deplorable casualties, and
caution should be exercised before using
it, to be assured Of its freedom from those
admixtures. These suggestions appear to
be valuable and practical, and, as coming
from those whose interest has led to Ia
bored inquiry, it would seem that they
should not be disregarded except on posi-
tive information of their unsoundness.-
Baltimore Stn.
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ryr.g7.NT TO LEATHER DEALERS The
,.r, n, q manufacturer OF this DiStric,
y. The .c:audiug of $ll3,d5, assessed upon
~. manufacture Of boot and shoe uppcrs
..,n claims they were not liable under the
.-;,on Of the Commissioner OF Internal
a.rcpre) has been rejected, for the rca-
~, tia. boot and shoe uppcrs are amanu-
s..,.rc. and are not exempted from tax
.. All, provision Of the excise law. The
.r.,foa OF the Commissioner authorizes
.a. deduction Of the cost of boot and shoe
.ra-., where the tax has been paid, from
.. value Of the boots and shoes, but does
. authorize The rcfunding Of such taxes
5a such uppcrs.- Washington Star.
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COMMERCIAL.
Tobacco Exchange, October 81, 1se7.


Breaks and receipts very small. Market
bnoyant and 10 change to note in prices
Below we give the transactions for the pas
three days: % hogshends, % tie-ces, and l.
boxes offered and sold:
KASCFAcTCRlEG TOBACCO
Lugs.-Common TO medium dark working
s5 TO 50; good dark working, IS TO Sl2; sun.
cured, common. s. 20 5l2 sun cured, good
$l2 to SIS coal-cured, common, 80 to sl5
coal-cured, bright, 81 to $50; coal cured, fan.
cy, $50 TO Si5.
LenJ.-Common dark working, ~ to 80; me.
dunn dark working. SO to sl4; good dark
working, Sl5 to 81; fine and wrapping, SIS to
s2l; cured Sl5 to !25 and s32 yellow
wrappers, common, 900 to S35; yellow wrap
pers, medium to extra, $40 to 800 and 800
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
L'tg8.-Eery common and heavy weights, ~
to So 20; medium, IS TO IS; good, IS 10 sl2. 20
L>af.-English shipping, SIS to 900. 30 CONT
mental shipping, sl3 TO SIS and s23.
sTBMMIyG TOBACCO.
Ls0r-Common, $40 to sl4 good, SIS TO 81;
fine, SIS to go and so3.
Ste,ns.-Nery common to good, sl9S+.jo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-01

TIN IERErREssIELE NEGRo.-In Wash
goD, on Wednesday, negro was elected
.ot the officers Of the annual conven-
tx. Of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
ion Of Maryland and the District Of
cmbia; whercupon Mr. Elhart, Of Bal
,@occ, asked that bis name be stricken
,u the list Of members of the conven-
r and he was followed in this request
nearly all the delegates from the Balti-
-Ec associations. These gentlemen said
they were not opposed to the mental and
mnaI improvement of the cOlored man,
a,&cy objected to the two races min
cling together in q convention such as this.
The convention stuck to Sambo, not
outstanding.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-01

As ATTEMPTED OUTRAGE BY NEGROES.
10 last Sunday night three negroes went
70 the house Of Mrs. Mooney, who lives
,.ou, six miles from Campbell Courthouse,
.-ltym4alcG admittance. Mrs. Mooney,
r.7.s widow lady, had no one with her
5. the house at the time save her daughter,
vo.ac girl just entering womanhood.
re9s.ag ont of the window she saw that
lie negroes were armed with axes, and
vth rare nerve and self-posscssion she
aset them what they wanted. They in
en,y answered, supposing her to be
r.loat protection, that they came to rob
"n house aud outrage herself and daugh-
Ter. Mrs. Mooney and the young lady
mcGrcd & shotgun and revolver, and
,-.eaiiDg themselves at the windows,
wgrI the brutcS below that if they at
r~ped 10 force the house open they
@N instantly be shot.-LW1CibeTy Re
lean.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, October 3l.-The official
majority against negro suffrage in Ohio is
50,G92.
The revenue receipts to-day were
s7G5,0O0; for the month, sl4,5OO,OOO.
Forty nine clerks in the Paymaster's
Department were discharged to-day.
Senator Wilson, chairman Of the Judi
ciary Committee, is here.
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From New Orleans

New ORLEANS, October 3l.-Iellow
fever intcrments here yesterday were
thirteen.
The ordinance repeating the previous
school ordinances not having received
a vote of two-thirds Of the members elect
of the Council, but only of those pre-
sent at the meeting, the Mayors veto Is
sustained.
There were four deaths from yello"
fever at Galveston yesterday.
Headquarters were removed from mere
Friday, and General Reynolds asked the
War Department to make Austin perlna'
nent headquarters.
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,,rturc OF Presbyterian Pastor
F'P" rmportant secret Mission.

.r,rRN. \. T., October 29.-Kev. DR..
, W., Of the First Presbyterian church
l.' Wis city, left for Washington yesterday,
a va, ne is 10 receive instructions from
G y, government, and Immediately proceed
l's :. hence on highly important secret
~" SION TO A foreign country. He was ap-
:.tr3 to this mission by Secretary
,. .rord during his recent visit to this city.
nil NC absent about four months.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-01

WHTsKT.-Whiskyi Is nrmsr on account Of sus-
pension Of distileriss. Common, proof, s7Gs2 so !;
P. Hanger, Seniors, old rye, $3.50; pure rye,
Il. soDs4.5o. Fine brands higher.
WooL.-Msrkst very dull. Unwsshet. 7oGl24a !;
washed. asd3se.
wIxs.-Port, common, 81. soGfs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-01

4 G@~iT GAIN.-Tho Intelligencer of
Yesterday was wonderfully ciatcd over the
.-. Radical gain Of the Season-viz., the
election Of lIpweS, delegate from Bar
s#.r This fellow is the Radical regis
'1rlr Barbour county-thc man who, in
n.5carc to Borcman'S orders, struck sol
-ucs from the registration list. Howes
&a became a candidate, and as he had
DISTINGUISHED bis opponents, the result
1., not .cmarknblc.-I Wheeling ReyiSter.
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rovyictIon for Murder.

,.yrRyfLLr, y. j., October 30.-Iu the
.a.cr Jacob Won ArSdalc, indicted for
L. %, ,rry,!er oC Jasper 3. Baird on the goth
r,oc last. the iury, after an absence of
&-r. hours, rendered a verdict Of guilty
~. H-st GcgrcC.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-01

ToM.Co BARN BUHNT.-Wc learn that
.r,0bloco barn Of Mr.. Walker Blanton,
II Cumberland, took fire on Monday du-
.a. Tie heavy gale which blew in the eve
Ms, and VAS entirely consumed, together
aa nearly his whole crop of tobacco.
Ills loss was heavy, as there was no inSu-
.~2.c IUWrWe Journal.
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Educational.

DICHMOND + + M A l. f. INSTI-
III TCTE-This institution, designed for girls
and young ladies'. day scholars aud board RS l..
now in II, twelfth session with ilatteriug patron
age. The Faculty consists Of nine abe and eXpe-
rlsnccd instructors. with This number OF teach .
classes, the Institute may receive into its ample
accommodations additional pupils at auy time,
with the certainty that each oEe, whether in the
elements in the hi collegiate stuiies, viii
be properly cla-sed and faithfully taught
Charges moderate, aud ouly from time Of en-
trance.
FOR circulars, &C., apply to
CHARLES II. WINSTOE, A. M,
ol-1w President.
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Tho California Election.

S,y FR.Ncrsco, October 3o.-The entire
,'mccratc State ticket is elected by 5000
..e. ..;y.