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OFF! SELLING OFT

CEILING OFF! SELLING OFF s'#
Nj Nj to close but to make room for NEW GOODS. at
III JULIUS SYCLB'S,
orr Main stre.t between Ninth aud Tenth.
4. the season is far advanced, will sell my stock
DRY GOODS af
very cheap, and many articles
AT COST.
Look at the following goods before buying snd
70 'o pRsss GOODS,
LIGHT CL0AKING CLOTHS
SEAWLS, q nice assortment;
CLOTH CLOAKS, all prices;
BED BLANKETS,
CARPETING, g5'aash IA
CASSIMEREs, ra..f,,.. \. 4.
CAsSfNBTS,
HOSIERY,
fuli assortm s Bleached and Brown SHEET
IN9S and SHIRTiNGs.
All buyers will do well to give me cal;
Closed on Saturday. JULIUS SiGLs,
ol3 Main street. between Ninth and Tenth,
ia A-TuTh&slm square above post. once.
TEAMS AND CASSIMERES ON
81 consignment and for sale by -,
PALMER, HARTsOOK 60,
Agent here Rock Island Manufacturing Company.
40
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GHERIFF's.SA LE.-By virtue OF Two 9,
sTeeutions Ia my handsome In favor 81 Q!
samnsl s. Cottren samuel Core JI ana
the other IN favor Of the aSsris Of aenreo
sso ln1at and Samuel Cottre, Jr and others. Is
securities q said Huffman Viii p.oG ns%t q bsns
on the FIRST M1Np mantb at Il clock. in front
r. Henrtco County Court. house,
- 49, Ten MULES and
One HGRsE,
tne piopoi'' - WILLIAM NJ. McdRUDsH.
,oao D. s., for Il. j. Smith, 3: Y. d.
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By Sampson Jones, Jr., 4 Co.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants, Fifteenth
street between Main and Cary.

A SSIGNEES SALE.-By virtue of
IA decree of the United States District Court for
the District Of Virginia shall, assignee Of Sam
ton, on the premises, on TAURsDAYt the 9Th day
OF February next, at O'Clock P. II. the HOUSE
and LOT, with the appurtenanees, etc. lately be.
longing 10 Samuel N. Price, on the east side of
Twenty nth street near the corner Of Twenty
nth and Franklin, fronting is feet on Twenty.
nth street. being the property now In the occ5.
most excellent and commodious one, and the Lot
largo and dsairabla. 3 90 90
! TEENS OF SALE Cne-th cash the balance in
equal payments IN Q and months, negotiable
notes, interest added. JOHN JOHNS, JR,, g
ia li-2et Assignee OF Samuel d. Price y Co.
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ByC.B. Yarbrough, Agent
Auctiot1eet and Commission Merchah''
No 4 east Broad street. -

NO. 4 east Broad street'
INTENDING !. TO CHANGE MY
49,. ~ bnsJness. will sell my AUCTION aud
on % pssy
p,e e ~ az time. The KEY Of the house viii pc
seid ct the same time to the highest bidder, SUD-
isct To the approval of the landlord:
Jeol " VAC C. B. YARBSOUGH,
"a ao-5. Agent for w. J. Rose.
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The followiug-nsmed gentlemen are IN our en-
ploy. and will be pleased to SEQ their friends
JOHN q. CoSsBIL, Dry Goods Department;
Captain WILLIAM LEWIS, formerly with tns iase
Mr.. NJ. Branch. in Boot and Shoe Department
WtLI1An Morris, Clothing Department. -
EMANUEL AsHsR, Notion Department; 3ilc
JAMES LORD, Hosiery Department.
Ia 81 AshhS a w.
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DOR RENT, the HOUSE at the corner
Il of Eighth and Broad streets rece emily AA
occupied by he Riehmond Frederic X s baIg e:
The lower part Is q good stand for store, ana
there are four rooms above, suitable IoL Looping
rooms or Offices. Also, the BRICh TED BE- ,a nr
street, with store, and four rooms above Apply
TO Ria 2e-5t1 JAMES n. TAYLOR 8 SON.
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ssIGNEFs MoIIC IT,. gy2,, Ers Ceu n
= decree q u ta Tt gpiaf shall
fSr sell e. pe ,ss
no. o Rssy xIT 3. s siven ESEpA
Of which ags or sFIsEBRUARY NEXT, ct Il o'clock
re sscsp consists q
by the ss.a r,etv of hrst. class family grocery,
the tneh u sa nRAGoN' LARD, SUGAR, TEA, COFFEE
Nn and viii be sold In lots to sIit pnISnrarsef'
TEENS ,;;rSsMTr Assignee.
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MISERABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE
lJE0R RENT-THR DIV -

DFOR RENT-THE DwBLbIEG-HoUsEk IL
At LOWER BREMO, Fltvanna county, tma
being vacant is offered for rent the current -SA
year, with green house, ice house filled with ice,
Servants rooms, stable. an exec lent garden ana
thirty or forty acres good farming land attached
The pla CO is handsomely situated on the north
side OF the James River Gansl, which passes near
the foot OF the lawn, is 81 miles west from hlcn-
nient as q family residence.
TERMS moderate.
Address CARY q. COGhE,
ia 25-eod2w Bremo Bluff. Fluvanna co.. Va.
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Bakeries.
ID r FAD III AS Fla L LEN

TIE. GILL'S BAKERY.
SIX LOAvEs for rs cents-retail.
SEVEN L0AVRS for rs cents-wholesale.
Branches, restaurants, and stores, served In any
part of the city at wholesale prices. Send in your
orders. ~
No. $50 BROAD STREET,
between Fifth and Sixth streets.
'5.'" ria 291 $685. +. =
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DOR RENT, that desirable BRICK
II DWgLLING, on Broad street, second k1A
door from the corner OF Foushee street, for E,fH
many years occupied by Captain samuelI1
Ruth The house contains seven rooms good
Kitchen, wood house, &c. To g good tenant the
rentwiu be moderate. Possession can be had on
the lat OF February. For terms, apply at the cor
ner Of Third and Broad STREETS: 3.,,r
ia 2G--5tx c.sstsssstg HENRY NEW NAN.
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C09peti9sgs, Furniture, dc.

ELEGANT FURHITURE-FR
u SDPPLIEs.-We desire to remind our friends
and the pnblic generally that We have now in our
sortment, OF new and elegant FURNITURE,
adapted to every department. OF housekeeping.
Parties desiring to provide new supplies, or those
to give us call before purchasing elsewhere.
Our prices and assortment, We feel assured, will
give entire satisfaction.
sT . HABLIsTON BROTHER,
ia74 corner Main and Ninth strests.
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As INTEND TO REMOVE MY
n n,aca Of business on. ths Sd OF FebruaIy, y
viii on that day, aell st auetion my sso0A "
"AA1' - CABINET FURHITURE, ,,,s5
MATTRESSES, 10 ~ ~
LOUNGES. 30. = sa9.s
Particulars in future sdysrt;ssment;. ,cs,,h
- - @. d. KooNES, 30. sontn ISn.n.
ja2S -t,., between q IAN 400 9e-s - -
CHERIFPs sALE.-Will be sold on
y MONDAY, February 1883, a. Uos ~ snnSss.
tsry c rsnr al O'Clock A. n the entire
Of adistilsry or SO ISsa shese Sond
VIII ss.s Wy. asinst s.. Colby, III. Foster, and
~ Hsn my Smith. In favor Of G. Bradley GO
ia IS Deputy Sheriff Chesterfield county.
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II a, BELVIN, CABINET MANU-.
y FACTURRR, ON BROAD STREET BETWEEN
ufacturing Rosewood, Walnut, and Oak PURNI-
TUBE OF the best quality and most approved
styles. Also, Agent for Fisk's Metallic Burial
Caskets and Cases. ALI other kinds Of Collins on
hand ss de l-3m
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Auction, saIes.s re
FUTURE Day.
- By Pflkinton. Pulliam q Co..
Anoaonaers and Commission Mefch anus
NO ID Pearl street. z

EoR SALE AT.AyCTIIo,lNsnnoMzATsETknsa ,
e ABLE EoUsE AND p Lor ~ ~. Bsueh, Esq..
ss i sass,en e. gss as nIsn1sss's
"WEDNESDAY me az. s. na,v Mica RES[DEHCE and
oelock r. M; 40 Ssst on the north side OF nsi.
sSai strsas Msrx's addition to enc House
contains sSraNbalf cash bslsnce at 5ous sma
s,aht months deferred payments sec rsa "a 70
deed. fihniN Auctioneers.
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Dry Goods.
THE OLD MARKET BAZAAR, gio
dhdsuEa ssvEursENTa AND MAIN STREETS

We offer foy sale general assortment Of
DRY GOODS, 80 PCS ifs
CLOTHING, i, 4zsz ta go
HOSIERY, ias9 - +as H3sT
HATS, 8,,.-.
7'.i LADIES. CLoAKs, ..-sq gel!
% .isa MOTIONS, 49, sfa
BOOTS '-@
sE0ES,
: 8. gErS HOOP SKIRTS, sseE'
PREHoH MERIH0Es,ps
ALL-WoOL DH LAMBS, 5as 49,
which ware bought at sheriff 3 sale and At the
late great fire sale for such low prices tns
viii astonish those who favor us with their visits
We are not explicit with our advertisements, 81
...onnt 81 saving expense, and give the benefit Of
what the advertising will cost to our customers
All we have to say
GIVE COURT CRITICISM,
DEFY COMPETITION, ,AHD s.ss
.@.4 ACKNOWLEDGE no sUPERIoRs.'"
ASHER co.
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TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS LA.
BE RELs 81 ysI,oss q 1ss sos.sn up stth: DIs'
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it."
swell, Johnny, in order that you may
not forget it in future"
Here Johnny was seized with an idea.
he interrupted me. &
"I'll tell you what you do, papa-you just
put it do,cn in aoritin'." ,. a
With the air of man who has settled a
question definitely, but at the same time
is willing to listen politely to any crude
suggestion that you may have to throw
ont, Johnny crossed his legs and thrust his
hands into those wonderful trousers pock-
cts. I turned my face aside, for I felt a
certain weakness creeping into the corners
Of my mouth. ] was lost. In an instant
the little head, covered all over with yell
low curls, was laid upon my knee, and
Johnny was crying: "I'm SO very, very
sorryw @f@
Ihave said that Johnny was the terror of
the neighborhood. / think have not done
the gentleman an injustice, If there is
window broken within the radius of two
miles from our house, Johnny's ball, or
stone known to come from his dexterous
hand, is almost certain to be found in the
battered premises. i never hear the mu-
SiCai Juggling VI opAthlCi oO SiIoS Due 10y
porte nonnaie gives convulsive throb in
my breast pocket There is not door
step in our street that hasn't borne evil
dence in red chalk of his artistic ability
there isn't q bell that he hasn't rung and
run away from at least three hundred
times. Scarcely day passes but he falls
out Of something, or over something, or
into something. A ladder running up to
the dizzy roof of an unfinished building is
mo more to be resisted by him than the
back platform of a. horse-car when the
conductor is collecting his fare in front.
] should not like to enumerate the bat
ties that Johnny has fought during the last
eight months. 1t is a physical impossi-
bility, II should Judge, for him to refuse a
challenge. lie picks his enemies out of
all ranks of society. He has fought the
sshman's boy, the grocer's boy, the rich
boys over the way, and any number of
miscellaneous boys who CHANGED to stray
into our street. 81 tz
I CART say that this young desperate is
always victorious, / have known the tip
Of his.nose to be ia q state of unpleasant
for weeks together. I have known
hin, to comeEhome frequently with no brim
10 his hat Once he presented himself with
,nly one shoe, on which occasion his
scket was splitsnp tho back in q manner
hat gave hinfths appearance Of en- over
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Special Not ces.
Strengthen the Defences

Malaria the most dea lily enemy OF health Ia every
where active in July And August The blazing Sun 10
decomposipg aid ermsntng every species OF vegetable
and animd ab ,nnAtion aid poisonous gases that de-
prtss and infect the systss universally present. On
the pf1fiee. in the swampa in the woods. and lathe
midst Of crowded cities, this development OF the ee
of disease is GOING on In short The hum
body in state Of sisgs and % md common sense
suegs ct that it, DRFxNcEs sfRIsafExHlp. s.imu !
Ian tonic, corrective and u eratve quir
sites combined 10 HOsTlTTRR's STOMACH BIT
rEaS A must be made Of steel not to Be affected
By the morbid matter st snAt in tho Atmosphere BY
the rays of almost vertical Sun Nfnetshths or the
community premonshed At this ty debility,
indis ston hes dache want d appetite ndispostion r
i'm, nervousness, &c that they
BUILD IakA " ABD lxsuLArx YzIn ANIMAL MiczIsx-
NJ. they want to 'hshtit out that lie all Sum
mer, nc hieve immediate victory over their
pleasant synptns, aud secure the hrt Of Heaveh 8
blessirgs-"A found mind in sound body," nthe
latter IL their desire let them 10 the BJTT8kS
without delay That agreeable and potent vegetable
regenrAtive III restore the system its balance
regua Ing tbs liver, Dgthenins the stomach. gent
y relieving the bowels and giving ssor, elasticity and
energy to the whole frame. These proven cts. No
man who reads the testimony which they are found
I'd can for . moment doubt them. fiyl4-' NV
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- 7 u. - =. I . -. -.
Z - - 1afse ! ns. y;
E q: ! : ] 4 !! ]! :' u: !: !:
p Easl ibaiti1 g. Ion as--shat
sS4Ss plsssrs do Il ~ lsiieious Iiba1ty.
Let - rsmembsr that no 0overnnsnt Il rsspecta
bic that 10 mot justjustIce to III must hereafter
b sseurs-withost this : dem osrstic government
!; s.;'s.; =. nsz e: = e lsrfs.f: . =:
ars happy, Jon are grateful; the Are Of hbssty
burns steadily In your hearts; cherish libelz =
you lore it; cherish it, securities - you wish to
YssUegvU49 shusts6 t1Bo1nsD~sf a64n4asy -
msntsd - they are by blood Be true to God. to
your country, and to Jour duty. Animated By the
past, let - So forward 70 IL work OF lining our
nation up sill 70 higher plsin. politically, so
cialiy, inSellsBtusly ma regiously, until We sham
become the praise Of al landr, and until al ma
tions shall BY NJ be led TO bathe In tho light Of
pure ehfiSNn 1iyiIia3ion. Ge1 shsss kesen to NJ
grand opportunities. The part we arc 70 play II
the future Of the worlds history may nov b
l., l.: !: I e. E. :s::'''s' 'I''
To-day. t6ank heaven II 6Sye peace @f4fhs
zee il " cannot do something worthy to Be NJ
msnbered by promoting thosa neat ipterests that
nsks . natjs6 great and gosl e keks - lextend
ve are called TO act Let our object be tho Union,
The v4ph Unieu. md anthias mt IL Uhi0 M.
I'll by the b1ossinp 81 God our country sh6li ~
come one srsrd mouument Of wisdom, psacs and
litertv. on vkek he verdi mn rae il 5sdadsf
and admiration.
Fellow-citisens, the age il big with destiny.
HAVING fnu,ht The battle Of human rirhts and es.
tsLished ~ nation upsn he foundation 4 libers
u aud fustlcc. ~ enter upc61 new sra = new
life. Having been born again, how grand it is u
live amid the actitifie, Of IL prSe<st and to con-
template the plories Of tho future. We are tho
guardians and cu,todians as Americans to day Of
liberty. Great powers and capabilities are te-
auired to Guide Alright these momentous interests.
II l. difioult to estimate the responsibilities oil
ths ga md how nuch fthst rssts nnon the
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TESTIMONIALS.

HON. GEORGE w. WOODWARD,
ca<f Justice Of ne Supreme cbsrt Of Fenasylrania,
Philadelphia March le, 1857.
Z md nooasnds e.r".. :, s -. m !. !.
live organs, and Of great bentAt IN cases
Of debility and want nervous eedon IL the system
Yours truly, eco W. WOODWARD
HON. JAMES THOMPsON.
Judge of De snprese csa,t n Ftan.yirania.
{ ThtIadelpA Apsil a. 1866.
III consider Hoofsnd's German Bittss'a valuable
medicine in CT attacks OF Indigestion Dyspepsia.
I can certify this from my experience Of it.
Yours, with respect .
From Rev. JOS. H. KENNARD, d. D.,
Tn.tor Of the Tenth Bpat,a church, Philadelphia.
Dr. ackson-Dear eir: have been frequently re-
qnestsd cosueet ny WITH rsaaP 9en1leions Of
different kinds Of Incidence but regarding the practice
20 out Of NJ spEoria Aate sphere, have IN
all cAseedeclined, but with clear proof In
own Hastily, a the ssseaass d pr Hollands German
Btters depart for from my usual course 70
pres my full conviction that for general debility f e
sys.na AMI especially for Lirer Complaint ii SAFE
and valuable prepprdti6n In II may fail, but
ususlly, dsabt got, will b. very beneficial to those
Nh o suf4er from the aoove causes. -
j. Il. KKNNARD.
Eighth, below Coates st.
From Rev. r. D. FENDALk,
Asss.dnt kdisr Cski2ias Cavpa<dA fAIlo1s1ehie.
l have derived decided benefit from the Of Heof-
lands aerAn nitsrs aAd el my privilege 70 rsco-
mend them most valuable tonic - all Who are suf
fsrinx from general debility from dis eases arisine
fsoan dsranssmsas a sSssfvsr. @
I'D. rEsDALL.
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Batchelor's Hair Dye.

This splendid Hsir Dyes the best in tha world; the
only true and perfect Dye; harmless reliable nstanA
neous; disaPpcintment ridiculous tints remedies
he i'll effects Of bad dyes invigorass and leaves the
Hair soft and beautiful, haet OF trown Fold ny all
Druggists and Perfamers and properly applied Batch
elor's Wig Factory. No 10 Bond street, New York.
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GRAFTON

join ., DRAWER, q Herr, County
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or Rev. I. r. Teter, at the Dedication
of As Soldiers a ON m emit 1T Ne osa i.
qaas lewas July Attn, 1s0s. 80 -
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GEN. U. S. GRANT,
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
scMUFzsEk dOAEax.
o. INnIANA
/ D sspAEsIpsDr1AL ELrc1o14
on ILLINOIS.

/ d sHAEsIpBDrIAL ELpCTo1l
FIR nd STATE al Large.
s. L. GLASGOW, Of Wayne County.
]. =. YOUNGl of Linn County.
m Ibsgtsaisuat Dissiets.7
HIRAM sCHoYIHLD. OF Washington County.
III r. LANE. Of Scott County
HID W. ROGERS. of Rssette County.
Iv-aOHE MHHFH. Of jasper Comfy & "a
WIN HALE, II Mills County.
WIS, IL TAFT. OF Humboldt County.
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Ubl1 !
Ga
q =
~ .ran
tsa.
ss' 4 rs
~ ................... $500 ~.
s. q GO
.,cnr,. !. ..n,c. rrnssau
UOOu AUJvO - 0A4uNHDsuV
HI. IL g 1 es
S sR4AH#&$E&& #H
ssz.ss -. - 49,
PPeD0fQl& ny Hi I'M 0C10mS
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III PHILADELPHIA, "a.
rug ODE REMHnH
81 asss n. sz'l
.sr i, D'...... ! b.
S.A
Liver, SsO1sAd1Aas
or IDieestlve organs.
Hnnf1andic GarTnan RittAra
AA0oA4sS1-
80. .a !, ~. -, :, ,,u,4 Nc, Tor !. .A.,
are %sdieeiiy term j.. krt1srss 81 Roots.
H.rb. and Rsrta, = - D..Ains pr'rs..tio.
hgaly esro.nsf..sd and sasf'y IRE from a'oA''e ad-
Hoofiand's German 7 onic
ecnein.toa o. 3. n: , s q s ..s
etc., making ens Of Il. nos. pisssss, asd .srssa6s
remedies ever Offered to the public
Tho. p Pr, n.s "'0'e'0' nv iron ''0e =
Hooilanil's 0ePman BitteFs.
=, e..~ ~ n.rveoa d.. reson. whom some alcoholic
.,;mn1rs ;.n.cs.ssrv
HoOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC
- . ! -, :aee on1 e 49, u.,,, ..s4 and
.oa ns = ~ 80 =, .aIaISss v;r.dS.
Ths stomach. mssaEss1g = s.usss, 80 = asd.-
ss.ion, Dy:psPs'. ~ e. Ss.o.tos O s.,"n..d
Th. ,s.plt 81 vhicA 8 shss aHs pas.sot suffers
DO. ....rs, a. -. = u. fol,oviar di.s...s
C &c" Fistnlence. Invsrd Piles. Full.
ness ness Of BIood o he Head, Aeidity Of
the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn,
n:.-,.A ~. ~. rnrj E,,Nna..
Dfsguss 10. .1o
o. S "o'tH. = W. S;nl.
~ =, Einttsr;nv = the PIT
Y c. SaN:-
H.. OF the otOmuy Owl@MnS u
the Head, Hurried OF DfhcnK bfeA.
th;no Elntta.;n~ II thu Heart Chokins
soms n0. $500
OF sun OcstlIx osn Asae"c vHoA - lying
Posture, Dimness Ct Vision Dots Or
-. u.~l r.E..src. ~ p.,.n;.
ING A@a .sAsSse.SY =
~ ration ss;n 6. :, ' s,.. P O.
u-L ~. ,:h
Gu In tho oiueesg 0ec2s CnSe1 Aa@Uss
etc. Sudden FIushes Of Heat, Burning
(, tha Fla.h Con.tent Imas;n;nsa of Evil.
and Graf Denres6on Of Spirita.
..s remediss NH efsctueIly cur, Liver CoapIsiut
1.nrAca f1venssin OAropie a Neryoae Debility Chro
nic errhes biseees 81 The Kidpeys ssd 81 Dissessa
r,tanv f,om DaordsesA Uyev otcnaeh Or Fnsestipss
'.'''ue 's
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AMERICAN HOUSE

Boston, Mass.
The Largest First Class House in hesp Ehlasd
VERTICAL RAILWAY, SUITES and
SiN0tn APAkTMANT3. with BatkfRg and Water
Convsnisnces connecting: Billiard Halls Telegraph o.
Aoe, and Cafe.
jun Il LEWIS krCR BON, Propr..
R.-PRUss1Ea1CELKBRAr CIDER
VINEGAR, warranted pure, and to preserve pickles
Premium awarded At the U s. Fair Illinois State
Fair and Chicago City Fair Largest works of the kind
in the United et.tes
CHAs. @. 4. PRUSsING,
ap2sdeod6m 33eA341 Lsks-st Chicago
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4 3. MILL1R, eusnst kaaaospn 40 CLARK savsls,
"A InSests1, MAlfscturer aad Wholssass Dealer in
vatsAs, Jewelry, sllv~ sad Plated Wars. Agency Of
tkapu1DUan1 WafaA Co.
nAeeAx3-AeeAiv
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Oct. 9.
The session of the Indian Peace Commits
sioners yesterday was Of an entirely informal
character. Senator Henderson not having
arrived, at the request Of the Commissioners
Bishop Whipple. Of Minnesota, read paper
on the characteristics and status Of the In
dians Of that State, in which he favors
peaceful policy and argues for moderation
and justice in dealing with the Indisns.
The jury, yesterday, in the CROUCH Blodget
case, found verdict for the plaintiff Of fifty
thousand dollars, but the Judge refused to
render Judgment on the ground Of the ex.
orbitant verdict. The suit was brought to
recover for damages sustained at the hands
ofa Vigilance Committee Of Georgia of which
Blodgett was the leader.
c. r. Fled, late Of the First National
Bank, missing since the 7th, it is feared has
been foully dealt with, as he had q consider
able sum of money on his person. He left
his Office about midnight to take the train for
his home at Highland Park. His friends Of
fer a reward of $500 for information con-
cernin1 him,
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YORK, Oct. 9.
Alta session Of the National Unitarian
Conference last evening, Bishop Payne, a
colored man belonging to the African Meth>
odist Church, made short speech, and on
the appeal of Mr.. Bradley for money to edu-
cate the negroes in the South, several hund-
red dollars were collected. Several other
colored Bishops then addressed the Confer
ence, and an adjournment took place till this
morning.
John d. McHenry, the alleged perured
witness in the Rollins revenue case, was re-
leased yesterday on $4,000 bail to appear
next Monday.
!. The Conservative Soldiers and Sailors of
Brooklyn held great mass meeting last even
ing,, preceded bya torchlight procession
5000 strong.
Mail reports from India state that the
shock Of an earthquake was felt pretty gene
rally in Punjsb on the morning of the 2sth
Of Agust, % minutes past six.
At Ladore severe shock was experienced
bu. nowhere severe.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.
Sr. LOUIS, Oct. 9

Sr. LOUIS, Oct. 8.
The attendance at the Fair was very large
again to-day, fully 10000 persons being on
the ground. The weather is clear and COOL
The great event Of the day was the Paschal
House drawing, which took place in the
arena, and occupied six hours time. It is
not known at present Who are the holders Of
the winning tickets. Tho following are the
numbers that drew the highest prizes No.
IS. .7a2 drew the Paschal House, valued at
S2s, 600; No. 1880, residence in Mem.
phis, valued at $6O,OOO No. 6O,664, . resi-
dence in Jefferson City, Mo-, valued at $25,.
600, No. 92,7s5, residence on Chestnut
street, ST. Louis.
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

MADRID, Oct. ..
The Junta will bring bill before the Cor
tez abolishing slavery in the colonies at the
expiration Of certain number Of years.
MADRID, Oct. 8.
The Provisional Junta have made deca-
ration in favor Of civil and religious liberty.
1t is received with enthusiasm, and extensive
demonstrations are being made in Madrid.
Ii is rumored that the Duke and Duchess
Of Montpenser have been allowed to return
to Spain.
Much excitement was created in Catalonia
by the reform in the customs tariff.
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FROM NEW IORK.
NEH YoKk. Oct. 9.

NEw YoRk, Oct. 8.
A grnrd Republican mass meeting at Coop
er Instilals last evening was addressed by
Senators Morgan and Conkling.
The Spirit Of the Times stake for three
year old fllies, for $500, one mile heats,
was won BY g. C. Hitchcock g flley. Time
2:48, distancing two competitors, the best
time on record by three-year old.
The National Unitarian Conference con
cluded its session to-day.
T. D. Elliott was reelected President. A
subscription Of $500 was raised for Indian
missions.
After passing various resolutions the con-
vention adjourned sine die.