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DUPTURE.-AYRES TRUSS.


the AYRES TRUSS certain relief and In many
instances radical cure, for the affection. This
and is the result Of the personal experience Of the
inventor for forty years On mere inspection II
commends itself for simplicity, evident utility,
with the Objectionable steel spring, and may be
readily adapted to the various forms Of hernia as
any case that is reducible may be relieved. Some
three ounces), and the perfect comfort with which
1t can be worn at night. 1t has been pronounced
by some OF the most eminent surgeons or this coun-
try as the very best in use. The inventor has
opened All office for the sale Of this truss at No
1872 Main street. over the old stand Of Mitchell
Tyler, where ne respectfully invites the medica
faculty to cali and examine them.
M 2o-lm SAM TTEI, AYRES.
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CROCKERY, &c.

CPECIAL Notwithstanding to remove
- about the lst of January to a larger and more
commodious bnilding, Wish tn reduce our stock
as much as no. sible, and will Offer goods ut very
reduced prices Our assortment Is very large and
complete and all persons in want will do we'll 70
call and examine.
FOX RENT, the store now occupied by us.
Possession given on or soon after January Isl.
KELLOGG b GIBSON,
Ja7 l3lT Main
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Terrible Steamboat Disaster-Sfean,.
boat Destroyed by Petroleum
Eighty Lives Lost.

MADISON, ND, December Son Friday
last, at noon, the steamers United States
and America, carrying the mails between
Cincinnati and Louisville, left their respec-
tive landings, the former bound downward
and the latter upward. About II o'clock
last night, when near Warsaw, they COL
lided in the middle of the river. a cargo
of petroleum on the United States took fire,
and in thirty seconds the boat was in flames
from stem to stern, her passengers having
no chance to escape. About eighty persons
are supposed to be lost, including forty
ladies.
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Chicago claims to have erected thirty
'0ur miles Of buildings this year.
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Z nrsdga Carriea Away by. the Ice.

0MAHA, December 5.-The temporary
bridge of the Pacific railroad over the Mis-
souri, river has been carried away by the
lea. Ts-r4r .Yi;Fh 7, l-Usa.s ssisf5s
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PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND =.

I AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIPSe42
CiTY. composing this line, win leave PbfIadeiphia
every SATURDAY, and Richmond eye5 FRl-
Freiehs taken for Cincinnati, Chicago, and st.
Louis, nit Pennsylvania Central railroad. Also,
made at Norfolk. Bills OF iadins signed through.
Passage TO Phtlade,phi2 including meals aadstate-
room, $40. W.P: PORTER, Ascent.
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ON HAND AND FOR SALE, ana
" A No. LOT OF MULES and HssszA
HORSES, broke and unbroke,, suitable ~YH
for all purposes, on my usual accommo- e7sss11saS
splendid TWO AND FuUR-HORSE WAGONS,
OF my own manufacture, ready for delivery.
.....s ..a... b. w. GREEN,
on Monroe between Grace and Broad streets.
no e-4wk
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W<b TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-In COM
IN pliance with an ordinance Of the city of
hichmond we viii attend st the once o. tne Clty
from The 18th to the Slst OF December inclusive 10
receive the remaining half of the CITY TAXES,
tsductinc ten per cent. thereon from those who
Maid one-half in June.
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= EDMUND WINNIE. G. @. r..
-JUJIJJs A., HOBSON, d. e. G. K.

N. B.-Those persons who have not paid any any
p1na lime and nav the amount of their taxes, as
we viii have no opportunity of calling on them
before advertising their property 1or sale, EhSn
nave NOT paid their personal tax by thattfme must
expect to have their goods levied on Us sooa as we
get out os the Office as we are required 20 settle our
eenttre account In February.
We would eau particular attention OF the tag
nsyers OF tie wiy-tnco.porated territory rs The
gnosssn Ne that ,hs Collector can ind il.
Poa0io'e FDMUND WINNIE. Collector,
!, zaea-1m by JULIUS A. HoBSoN, ID. e.
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DENITENTIARY.
ONE, TWO, THREE,- and FoUR-HoRsE
DIRT, FARM COAL, and GARDEN WHEEL
GARROWS.
AXES and GRINDsToEEs. .fr
CHAIRS, SAFES, and WARDROBEs. ''
HORSES and MULES sHoD at short notice and
at low rates.
LADIES', GENTS, BOYS, and MISSES
BOOTS and SHOES MADE TO ORDER.
COAL, DIRT, and FARM CARTS.
MARKET CARTS and SPRING WAGONS
MADE TO ORDER.
All of the best msterial, and warranted to give
satisfaction.
TWO THOUSAND FLOUR BARRELS now on
hand will be sold low.
BURNHAM wARDwELL,
no co-lm superintendent
RICHMOND AID DANvILLE RAILROAD Co., s
RICHMOND, November 0, 1868.
THE TWENTY-FIRST ANNUALM MEET
i ING OF the STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
COMPANY will be held In this city on the BE CoND
WEDNESDAY in December next (oth) at Il M, nj
the Exchange Hotel.
The transfer book viii be closed from the 2oti
instant until after The annual meeting.
j. d. BLAIR, Auditor.
FoRM OF PROXY OF THE RICHMOND AND DAN
WILLIE RAILROAD COMPANY. Is IN
Know all mrn by these presents that - the un
dersigned, do hereby constitute and appoint =
attorney - RS and in -. name, to vote OF
all questions that may be brought before the meet
ing OF the stockholders Of the Richmond and Dan
vile Railroad Company, to be held at II
the - day Of -, or at any adjourned meetiRs
thereof, hereby ratifying all the acts OF =, salt
attorney In the premises. fully as IL were pre-
sent and voting In person. In testimony whereof
- have hereunto affixed - hand this - day o.
no 9-eodld
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CLOSING-OUT SALES.
GREAT BARGAINS TO BE HAD.

Intending to clo'e our business here In January
next, offer To the public, for CASH ONLY, during
this month. our entire stock of CHINA, QUEENS
WARE. and GLASS, SlLSER-PLAIED. ana
HOUSE-PURNISHING GOODS, at prices barely
covering cost and expenses.
Great bargains may be expected, and purchasers
are urged to avail themselves of SO favorable an
BUTLER & SON,
de1-Iy 1897 Main street.
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nAsLwOADs,
e.

81 "a
ErALL AND WINTER AaRAaGEaEaEr
Tn Ta FH Eo k2HTE s 5AsT EA ASp Ess sT VI
LIE II aicH hEax EaEn s R B 10 AID
| POTOMAC RAILKOAD CARRYTN8 yffE
g INT s sEsEks VIII IN NEW WYE aT RAFgkksEfF I'LL.
F FL f sArss On ssts rase Is now sf ras
rom Toe dese5 corner BYRD ArD EIGHTH
The Day : F iSa-S Ssi aaIL TRAIN leaves
ason ss s asp s A a sa
terno01 ex1fe&s sratrs- SSg the Hortn, AaaS ana
'Tns NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRA1N, win
ascbed ieaves Eieh,noad daily isaadsys sSceps.
E s saT ss assy 1ass osnns T.
os ths N9sth g;ss asd Y We e
q TSss asCEGAeaEhop san 8 sAH o sria
nd Il e, s ssssss ss'
T stsy on TICKETS and THROUGH BAa-
aAGE CHECKS TO all principal points.
For further information and through sies1 ap;
R s sh ss e s sss BE sss e
oaes, corner Byrd aad Eishth ssresss -. 800. ..,s.
sAus s s E ss sapeain ssRsa TEE
FREIaHr OTFIcE RrcHMoND. FREDrRIcxs-3
as T6slFF EiCHMoNp, VA, December istss.
AT0TICE-To ALI WHoM dTi MAY
In CONCERN. - Hereafter upon sMoHnAYs
eveFsa ses SR e E5sSeL s b
other days Of the week Sundays excepted ~ WILL
3 IS Ess sls y and e f RITZ
i - i, superintendento OF Transpors.ssen!
j. d: BART. a gent - osz-lg-
yHTINTER soHEDULE.-RI0HMOED
and arser WEDNEsnAY the "a Dscsmber the
Leave Lea ri Richmond at "a ii. and a:st z: MI
T 5s
n: and Petersburg daily at GAO a. u. esanasss
TSes M. train will not leave Richmond on suu-
days. and the $50 p. d. train VIII not leSye Iesers
0I PssssDsers for Norfolk wiz take the sas u.
e SosSs g gsgssss ihesssd safaash
leave Richmond at $40 e. NJ. on Tuesdays Thugs
days and Saturday, Engineer and sapa ri
ID ICHMOND AND DANvILLE .EAH.-
10 ROAD-wINTEB 5CHEpULE.--On aad
after TUESDAY, November 10, the trains on sRis
GoINa WEsr.-Thrnugh Nail Train.ELesyss
Richmond daily at $50 a, d.. leaves Dsnsute
dsug a. A:21P onneesing At Snrsys s ssd
\ eoad, Knoxville, Naohville, AenphiS &C., Tenn. Z
L9IisT:e coltmSns ga KY; Hnrtsv,ns ne.
oErg, Sc, MISS. New Orleans, &C., and q Green's
| b0rof with North Carolina railroad for Charlotte,
Columbia, Charleston, Augusta, Savannah: Macon.
/ Columbus, iAtlsnta,; &c., &c. Montgomery, no.
| bile, New Orleans, &c.
| COME EAsT.-Thtoush Nail Tssfn.-Lesyea
| areensbOrotdsily Mt $50 a. ID. leaves Dhnyiue
daily at S45 A. u. connects 1t Burkeyte With Sh2
| ssuthside train mom Lynehbarg FOR PeterSburS,
&C. a .T'I a.taEr-ssg !. IL ri ~ ~. {,
Through tickets can be procured at the ticket
oftcea In Richmond and DanvilIe 20 all Important
| points South and Southwest and at 6reensboro
sud DanYilIe 10 al points North, East, and esss
THOMAS DODAHEAU
l.. moo re- superintendent.
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FRANCE.

LONDON, December 5.-There are vague
rumors of the seizure Of all newspapers IN
Paris, and conflicts between the troops and
mobs there. These rumors, though not con-
firmed, caused panic in commercial cir
cles here
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.IssOLUTION OF Co-PARTNERsHIP

The firm OF Elicit, d ROYSTER is this day
dissolved by mutual consent, hndrewL-, Etle ;t
Interest in the business of Elicit u koyster, as
sumes all debts and liabilities OF said nrm, ana
will settle all matters peri aiming TO Sald business
wa ooS''o M DREW l.. ELICIT,
WILLIAM s. RU1STER.
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OFFiCN SIC a.susp akp goRg f<IvARl
EiIShOAD CosPANY,
RyCnNcED, August I, lsx.

RICHMOND, August I. Bss. J
y ICHMOYD AND Y0RK RIVER Rail-
IL ROAD LINE:-HEW SCHE1gLE;oI75xT2HH .
s WEsTAghs steamer n EK2ENNRBsc Captain j.
din lssyes WIS MRs sGses
on ssrrtysi OF the Cars from Richmond, reaching
setal nGss the 's kRENEBG iesyes baltimore
every hoNDAH and THuk s!e 81 O'CLOCK
The steamer ADMIRAL, Captain KIRgAE com, 4,
and b 'Ssfe On ss ss hSt the sss
mond, reaching baltimore the following morning
A sa1 NsEi5EaEs 81 and fsIss s
' 'Gilssf FOB BALTEMosE Leave the S
T 1gJS hSe k3EDNEsp1:y, and FRIPAI; ,Re.
WRDSsEsD 5y 's TEuR Slss snd ssuBn1Y
al o'cIook z. IL, teschinsis, sansond the foiioH-
70 so Sss to Baltimore only "a aa3ag
Fse,gSt received at ali tirnee and forwarded
promptly, and through bills OF lading given 70 III
pEqPRR e PHsssMaER TRAIN leaves the depot
EVERY MORNING at :; =; uNos
oca Freight and Ticket Agent.
T1HEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
JWINTER sCEgDUbE.a-on ard after the
FIRSP Or OCTOBER, 1858, the passenger trains
viii run rs -oiloWs: -, 49,. ~ ~
HAIL T2Aitf between Richmond and staun-
Ton kEEgCpb ALL USsWcpA StsuiAsoAs
and CoYington tri-weekly-y1z., Leave Richmond
at Tls 4. 81. and arriye at Staunton at .2s r b.
Leave staunton at '.ssA. n. and arrive at Rich
mond s.25 =. NJ.
o. TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
leave Covinston 3: S. 10 A. d. and arrive 1T staun,
ton at 0.lo a. Nc. Leave ssannton at a.n e ID ana
Ao6o 81 sSnsGn 81 :: TEiN between gen.
nond and Ch4rlottesytlls on M9NDAYs WE WEI
EESDAYS and SATURDAYS. Leave Omar.
io:tesvtlls IL 4. 81. and arrive ss Richm ono az
| $50 A. NJ Leave Richmond ats.ao r. d. ana ar.
| rive at Charlottesville 1t PIP. d. .,s. - ,1s
The MaU Tratn con1ecJ at G0rdonsV1le ana
Charlottesville Tith trains on Orang g. AlexanaTa,
| and Manassas railroads for ALEXANDRIA,
| WASHINGTON, PHILADELPHIA, Il: YORK.
| LYNCHBUR9, BNOXY1LLE, .SHATTAHHO9n-
| GA, MEMP NEW CRlEAEs, MONT
| GoMERY, NOBLE, DC. It staunsen, with
| atsees for HARRIEONBuRe, WINCHEsTER,
| &c. A. Goshen, with stages for LEXIM6TOE,
NATURAL gAGD1A &c: At Millhoro Nth st asyss
for BATH ALUE, WARN, BOT, ana HEkIiN6
SPRIN AZ Coyington, with stages for
| WHITE sgLEHuE SPRINGS LEWlsBUAa'
- oI- JIMES II. NETHERLAND,.
saas 80 General Ticket Agent.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, December 5.-Laurens Laez ac-
cepts the Captain-Generalship of Porto
Rico, provided additional troops are fur
nished. " L
General Dulce sails for Havana on the
18th instant .. .
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DOWHATAN sTEAMBoATAasHzRs

DOWHATAN STEAMBoAT&S5a,
Il COMPANY.-STEAA = Rssxze5zzesk
CHEAP, RELIABLE, AND SAFE ROUrE 10
RALTIMOKE, -sAyA2EAH, BOSTON, AND
THE WEsT.-TRI-WEEEIiY LINE TO BAL:
WITH s2EAGERs 10 PHLApELPAIA-No
CHARGE FOE VIVA RIA pRAYAaE,
GENT OF GOODS RNTWEEE RICHMQND
AND BILTIMORK.-Lesycs Baltinore every
TUESDAY, THUEsDAy, and, sATuknAY.
Freisht received every day Except Sunday up to
10, clock 2. 81. These Etsamera GsYP exce1ient a.
ion etateroom aud passenger &ccominoda tioEs.
Fsre TWO DOLLARS; meals and etsteycom
extrs, For freish or passage applyko
KARVEY9 Is WILLIAM. Agents,
:, "a 90 = Commercial Block.
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I will continue the COMMISSION BUSINESS
at The old stand, corner Twelfth and Cary sueets,
Richmond Va. and solicit the patronage OF the
friends of the old firm and the public s.
RE CIV ANDREW L. ELLETT. =
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HOB; NEW Y0Hk--~0a.D bU- T&A
BSINlONa BTEANSHIP gOAPA- sssleSssss
sY.--Tha: splendid new stde,Wsse; s:ssmssins
MARLls and HkTTERhS Eape- New York foe
Richmond every: WEDSESDAYs ane AyUR:
DAY. Lesge Eichuand every 1gEEDAY and
These Slips are entirely new they haye elegant
saloons aud atsttroclnt; the sases EccSrlsEoca.
! ,Bre,gh:s Tor paspas teypnd New YORK yayy7rded
With dispatch, and no charge mAia SAVE ZOE ac-
Close connexions made with steamers for ell
Southern and European portss
Insurance. esseC.ed NJ .sSest rStes when crcGrsd.
S9s WliffIAM Q. DUNBAR & Co., agents
| mys G8rncr slasa and E.eyenii ssrsesss
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GIoR NoRFoLK, PORTS "a

rTOR NORFOLK, PORTS -,
on TIE JAMES RIVER.-Ths fast sad elegant
steamer ELIZA HANCOCK, Captain x. a. 6Is-
roar, leaves her wharf at Rocsetts Tor above.
YRIpAY Mt 81 O'Clock A. ", aRdretarrs On Tues.
ks sIssask ss ssye - SoRYoLK in time to
connect With steamers for BALTIMORE, and
POINTS NORTH. .
BUEG ON arrival OF STEAMER gEt
Fare 70 Norfolk, &a.Ss. ii{,.F
received up 10 ssP. ID. TUEsDAYs, THUR
DAYS, and sATUgDAYs, for E0kEoLk,
PORTSMOUTH,, ROsTQa, BALTIanRsx and a
PRINCIPAL. LAGUIE65 ON Chi.sAEnAhE
BAY, ana Ali, LANDINGS ON JAMES, E1EER
az reasonable rates.
Preishts for Wsy-lapdinSs must DC prepaid.
Lettsrs entrusted to pprsar OF SscaolSs nAss %
cnclosed 10 a Geyernnent stamped nyelopfs
kppiyto L;.s.FATgM,Agens
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R0RSEs AND MULES.

r ARGE NUMBER OF i.s4 .,a1- . ~
- FINE MULES,
..33af WAGONS,
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DURE GLYCERlNE.-50 pounds mo
DORoUs WHITE GLYCEkINE, just re-
ce'Vea' LOT sAie A. A. BoDEKER s BROTHER, i.
dar Druggists.
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Election i'm Colorado.


The Democrat has a special from Dem
yer, which says: Bradford, for Congress,
IS still ahead, with three counties to hear
'ioin' HAT EsZEE ssECgR .EEAN
Shot.
= A young lady, named Caroline Treins
hoefer, living at Ponds postoffice, in this
county, was accidentally shot by negro
on Friday last and killed.
y lVtf .K Accident. rls'ss " % Z n
A poor woman named Ghee fell froma
porch yesterday morning, and soon after
died from the injuries she received She
leaves four children. .--..--;.-...5,.
-i--rt rea River News.
.FF-s5 rirIaT asrGP PIrrsBuRGH, Sent. d.
River eight. feet two and half inches
and rising. Weather clear-mercury 70
degrees. ~. -.--........... ss.l,51 \
. Fiendish Outrage. -las1f ~
sasiHap {BRIDGEPoRT, Conn. Sept. IA. 81
The most intense excitement was created
here yesterday by the discovery of a fiend-
ish outrage on highly respectable young
Lady of this city, by negro. The negro
was arrested shortly after the commission
ofthe outrage, and it was with the GREATEST
difficulty that the authorities could protect
the scoupdrel from the fury of the excited
people. He was finally committed TO jail
to await trial. q oIlr .s,sf-rl q rs{ii
Il = 9f. ~ Committed. aoi5stciluo9sA
IA. 81 WINDSOR, CANADA, Sept. "A.
Reno and Anderson. the Indiana robbers,
we're this morning committed for extradi-
tiop, and Will be handed over to the Amer
lean authorities as soon as the necessary
documents are received. Owes nisasHlA
sIHsL 81 a Leased. 80 ,dzr1,d,s,iss
NEWARK, N. j.. Sept. IA.
The Newark aud Patterson Railroad has
been leased in perpetuity to the Il I. and
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Cleveland NIarket-sept. 1s.

| FLOUR-Market-qu and rather dull.
City made held at $40 00@l0 % for XX
spring; 50 50@975 for extra spring; $1l 90
oil 25 for X X red winter. Country brands
quiet at 5000 for Xxx spring; SO 50@10 80
for XX red winter; $11 50@12 80 for Xxx
white. ---s4-r.s
WHEAT-Market dull and unchanged;
sales of No. l red winter at 50 90; No. do
at 81 So. -s -...--- =ri5y:s rT,e-,5-.,, .
CORN-Dull and in light demand; held
at 81 OF for No. mixed. sIrdr .fiH3 r 3H +
OATS-Receipts light and market firm,
closing at 5Sc for No. State. ,.,.,i-fi ..1 -
RYE-Dull and nominally unchanged at
81 p2S for No. State. --uH 4
BARLEY-Held at 81 65@1 so for State
and Canada. T'T7ar'ts ayeisG .2oA
MILL FEED-In good demand and firm
at $3S 90 per ton'for ii ne middlings $50 90
for No. 2 do; S26 90 orcoarse do; $22 90 for
shorts. Z Lfi9 -a &c .tgss .y4bsgaF .ttF.EId % ~
PORK-Firm and steady at $3l for No. /
mess; $50 for No do. IA q :. (. -..s,.5 RI =
LARD-Steady and in good demand;
sales 1000 lbs city rendered at 201ac IN
tierces. aA.< '..'
BEEF-Not much enquiry, and market
quiet; $50 for extra mess. ~ 3
SMOKED MEATS-The market is firm
and unchanged; sales 3,100 lbs canyassed
sugar cured hams at 2lr; plain do held at
zoe; 1900 lbs shoulders at 14@15s.f 800
lbs dried beef at zoe. ~ p .snEi
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q Ad,ices from Panama.

i r---.,,. .-. .f- --s-F,b NEW YORK, Sept. IA,
The Henry Cbauncey brings Panama
dates to the 5th, and $491,04S in treasure.
The news is but one day later and contains
nothing additional relative to the great
earthquakes. General Fitzpatrick is a pas
sepger. 'Tsbs..fliI. ..1ss,.. #-.-..E ..--rL
The Star and Herald says Colonel Grigs-
by, Uuited States special Inspector, has
written Secretary McCulloch, advising the
removal of Consul Rice, at Aspinwall, for
malfeasance in office, charging him with
black mail, &c. The Herald says the charges
are untounded.
Australian advices to the I'd of August
had reached Panama. Political affairs
quiet. Extraordinarily rich quartz has
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/ OuTS Truly,
P. f. MoRIARTY, D. D.

THE CONCERT FOR THE PooR.-Let us to-
night lay aside al politics and everything
else calculated to take US away from the
performance OF our highest and noblest
duties, and attend the concert to be given
by Miss Caroline Schneider, assisted by
Miss Fannie NJ. Smith, Miss Laura Backus,
Mrs. L. c.; Bailey, Miss Rebecca Hork-
heimer, Mr.. Schneider, Mr.. John Seltzer
and Others, at MBnnerchor Hall, for the
benefit of the Ladies' Benevolent Society.
The programme is one of great excellence,
and in the hands of the talented musicians
we have named, cannot be but aceeptably
rendered. It is appended: a.. iga 17e2- d. 2.
7, Instrumental Trio, from Robert .Meyerbeer,
- -, Miss Schneider and Brothers. 80
| Q piano Solo Fantasie Brili4nte .Duyerno
| 80 Miss Rebecca Hork heimer. a slsftIi 4
| g. Soprano Solo. Flower SONG. from Faust. Grounod
| = 80 81 Miss Fannie M. Smith. = ~. -1a..
1. Duo (violin and piano. from Il uca" De Beriot
/ Mr. Jno Settzer and Miss schneider.
S. Piano Solo Polka de Concert. ,..-...F. Bende
w Miss Laura Baokus.
8. Soprano Solo, Grand Valse ::...-... Venzano.
1 Mrs. L.. e. Bailey. -TE
II. Piano Solo. Paraphrese on the w edding
March and Fairy Dance; ;,.:...--... LiEt
1S. Soprano Solo. Song of Spring" :. .Mendesohn n
=. -. Miss Fannie M. Smith. ,-.i ! -. =
Misses Schneider and Backus.
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New York stock Market-sept. IA.
GOVERNMENT TSTOCKS-Opened firm
but fell off slightly, and again became firm
and quiet. Coupons of 'S1 114@1141s; do
'62 1131a@113334; do '64 109A O. @1O97ss; do SO
ln1@lll1s; do new 10s34@109; do '67 .10S3l
@l0S7s; do 10-4O's l0424@l041s. Vh1IF.
$50 prices-Wells' Express 26@261l;
American .4634@47; Adams 5O1@@5OA;
United States 46A@47; Merchants Union
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Central 125@12514; Erie 4624@ 4@47; do pre-
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New York market-sept. H.

New York Warket-Sept. H. d.
COTTON-Lower; sales at 25@2511sc for
uplands.
I FLOUR-Closed dull, and 5@10c lower.
WHEAT-Slightly in buyers favor, with
limited inquiry for export and milling.
RYE-Quiet and nominal; 81 45@1 30
for western. ...--.-. ....--..-....i..l .. Z ~
OATS-Steady; 69@70c at depot; 73@74c
in store and afoat, for new, and SOC in store
for old western.
CORN-Steady with fair home trade at
81 1901 20 for unsound; and 81 81 for
sound mixed western afioat.
PORK-Dulla at $29A 1929 20 for mess,
cash and regular. ~ - -'',1'
BEEF@Quiet and unchanged.
CIT MEATS-Dull and nominal. al
BACON--Quiet and heavy. sI-7s-vI--rI7e-
LARD--Dull; 20@2O for fair to prime
steam.
EGGS-Steady at 26%@27c. .azEzzzaz=z-zs
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Fort EDWARDS, N. Y, Sept. IA.
The following are additional particulars
of the damage BY the heavy rains last week.
The damage to the canal is S25 900. Rail
road men are working with all the force
possible, and hope to have trains running
in a day or two. The canal will be tempo-
rarily repaired in two or three weeks.
Great damage has been done to crops be-
tween here and Whitehall. 1t is reported
a hundred and fifty feet of the canal is
broken at Caveville.
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Items.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. IA

PHILADELPHIA, OepC. IL.
Dorwena Finnoy, member of Congress
from the 20th district in this State, died in
Brussels, August 25th, whittier he had gone
for his health.
Geo. Brotherton was badly beaten and
dangerously stabbed in several places last
evening, by John and Peter Burns, at the
:orner of Tenth. aud Walnut streets. :
The body of Edward Smith, one of the
men shot on Thursday night by the guard
At Frankfort arsenal, was recovered in
Frankfort creek Saturday evening.