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WTINTER SCHEDULE.-RICEMog0
wv AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD

and after WEDEESf AZ the ID Decembe, "a
trains over this road win be ran as follows As
Leave Richmond at A. Il. and AS p. Il.
Leave Petersburg at a:.5 Il. u. and e:sePN
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, With pas,er..-
car attached, win leave Richmond daily AZ IisS
NJ and Petersburg daily az $40 A. Il. (susS,.,;
excepted).
The "a. d. train will NOT leave Richmond On a..
days. and the s:ss 2. Il. train viii not leave Peter
burg on Sundays
Passengers 6r Norfolk WIN take the ,asPs
train, running through daily.
Fare TO Norfolk, "a. Baggage checked thro,,.
The passenger coach attached TO the coal tr,t..
will leave Clover Hill att A. ID, ard fetUrnt.s
leave Richmond ut $40 p. II on Tuesdays TSns%t
de l suIertntapden.
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Rv 4. q. Pulliam. Auctioneer.

TOR SALE AT AUCTION, FIVE VAL
n UaBLE BUILDING LOTS: IEBUTLER Ins
PLAN. Far PETERSBunKWG E "a AZ ~
G GHgsTF OF WHOM IT NAY coNcERN.-The
purchaser having failed 70 comply Win terms o.
the or, day Of January. 1859. at O'Clock z. IA.
FIVE HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS, IN snt-
ier,s plan, near Petersburg railroad ana Mlolo-
THAN turnpike.
ffhAs' "A"e An' A. G. PULLAM.
Tax d.ds Auctfopeer.
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OFFICE EIChsoap ARD YORK gyaG,
2aILRoAp CoaPAHg,
D RICHMOND AND YORK RIyER RAIL


h2CHAoSD, August l. Itts.
DIOHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAIL-
2a ROAD LIEE.-NEW ECHEDULE.-YOB
BALTIMORE, THE NORTH, AND NORTH.
WEST.-The steamer KENNEBEC, Captain ].
q. FREEMAN COMMANDING leaves White Houis
every WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY MORNING
On arrival OF the cars from Richmond reaching
Baltimore on the following morning ~ sunrise.
Returning, the KE&EEBEC lsavas Baltimore
every MONDAY and TEUkaDAY II 1 O'Clock
This steamer ADAIRAL, Captain KIRRAs com.
msndins, ieayen White House every TUESDAY
and FHIOAY On arrival OF the cars rrom Rich.
moad, reaching Baltimore the following morning
ut sunrise. Returning, the ADMIRAL leaves Bal.
ttmore every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY 81
PIssaNaERs FOB BALTIMORE leave tho
depot or the Richmond and York River Ral.
road Company at 8 O'Clock a. d. SUNDAY,
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY. Be
turning, they leave Baltimore on MOGDAY,
"WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
at O'Clock 2. "a. Observation-Disclosures the follow
lug evening. Fare 10 BslLiMore Only "a.
Freight received sc I'll tlnes sln forwarded
promptly and through bills Of lEdtnS given TO all
The PAssENGER TRAIN leaves the depot
WILLIAM B. ENOS,
ocu Freight and Ticket Agent,
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TALBOT sweeney, : Trustees,
de Is ALEXANDER DUDLEY,S
A ssTGNEE's SALE OF VALUABLE

A ssIGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
MECKLENBURG COUNTY, Yh.--By virtue Of
an order Of the District Court Of the United States
for the district Of ginla, in the matter Of VIII
liam Baskerville, Jr., In bankruptcy, entered on
the 18th day OF November, 1881 shall, on WE'D
NESDAY the 18th day OF January, 1ss9, sell upon
the premises to the highest bidder, at public auc-
ton, the TRACT OF LAND upon which the said
Baskerville resides, upon Roanoke river, and
known as ssBUENk VISTA" containing TWO
THOUSAND THRRE HUNDRED ACRES
more or less; OF which three hundred acres is
one-half of the tract Is In forest.
There are two settlements on the tract-one, the
MANSf0H-HOUSE, containing eight rooms In
good repair the other, 8 FRAMED DWELLING
with four rooms each having adjacent all nece5-
aary out-houses. The barns. gransrieg, and ont
houses Of all descriptions are ample, and In good
condition. The land will be sold In two or more
tracts
TERMS or SALE: One-third OF the purchase
money TO be ps!d in cash and the residue In six
and twelve months, the purchaser giving bond with
satisfactory security for the deferred payments.
The title to be retained as additional security.
shall offer for sale the interest OF the said Basker-
vii 1t being ore-af.hl in the tract Of land known
IS "LOMBARDY GROVE recently held by the
late Mrs. Lucy g. Bsskervill tenant for life the
said tract containing EIGHT HuEDRRDACRES
more or less.
shall also, at the same time and place, sell the
following personal property-to wit, MULES, 2
HORSES, stock Of CATTLE snd SHEEP, and
PLANTATION UTENSILS. The personal pro-
perty 70 be sold for cash. s. r. JOHNSON.
de la-sd Assignee OF William Baskerytl., Jr.
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auCTIoN SALES.
FUVURE Day.

TSyEgUTOR,s SALE. The subscriber,
ELrsa.ecutor az the estate or John Byi6gsater.
Vii AL, at his late residence on the WIlliamsbuIg
road four mics from Richmond on MUsUAI,
January II, 1883, at II o'clock M, al OF nis pei
sonaI property, consisting OF faM
- COWS,
EasF II a HOGS,
FnWLS.
FODDER,
FSPMINd UTENSILS. &C.
Sale positive. JOHN WO0DWOKTH
10 Executor.
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E1oR NORFOLK, PORTS es,ai
A. aouTH, AND ALI. LANDINGS sssazsssasss'zn
or THE JAMES EIYER.--The fast and elegant
steamer JOHN SYLVESTER, Captain Y. @. cir.
YCgp, leaves her whSrf e iLocEetts for above.
named places on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY hEd
FRIDAY a. % o. clock a, ~, and returns on Tues
Gay, TnursdaY, and Saturday.
PhSeENeERs arrive a. NORFOLK in time 10
connect with steamers for BALTIMORE ana
POINTS NORTH.
BUR6 or arrival OF STkAEEKs
Fare TO Norfolk, es.sss
FEEIGHT
received up to 81 2. u. TUESDAYS, THURS.
DAYS, ard sATURDAYS, for \ ORF0LE,
PORTS60uTH, SOSTON, SAkTlMOkE, :al
BAY, and ALL LANDINGS ON JAHk2 aIYE2
Ct reasonable rates.
Fre!ghts for wsy-l9ndtngr mus. be prepaid.
Letters entrusted 20 purcer OF steamer mcfs %
enclosed II Government stamped envelope
Apply to l.. Is. TATUM, Agent
nan Al ONCE steamers wharL
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WOOD AND COAL.

yNoOD, WOOD, WOOD am selling
wv SEASONED OAK at SO and PINE at IS,
delivered, or IS and 81 In the yard. VIII sell In
small quantities poor people at The same rates.
Office in tie lower corner OF Libby Building;
woodward by the side Of the same, between Twen-
tleth and Twenty-tirst streets. he woodward
gates open on both Cary and Dock. Orders left
With G.. j. SINTON, No. 1435 Main street, or with
CURTIS 4 PARKEh, ON Eighteenth street be-
tween Main and Cary, will be promptly filled.
ia4 W. G. NELMS.
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BY Lyme & Brother,
r Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
il&a Main street - ..--Ll[L

THREE DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
k,-oN TIE EAST SIDE OF NIGHOLsO,T1,
sTREET NEAR THE FORMER RESIDERCE
OF MIR. LARKIN FORD, N Jc THE Pt ws VII Tr
FULTON. FOH SALE At I'll. y ~. Sa w
January. lss0 on the premises, at O'Clock Z; W.,
THHRE NICE LOTS under good enclosure l OH,
ted as described, fronting ass feet oS LOU iee'
to an alley. pporuEp
tss IN" o. paw -. Auctioneers.
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DUBLIC SALE OF LARGE AND
L VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON ROAM
OKE RIVEh.-By virtue Of a decree rendered
by the Circuit Court Of Mecklen burg county, Va.r
fred BOYD, executor OF James Wht!ce, deceased,
and others, defendants shall on WEDNESDAY,
Goth day Of January 1882 sell TO the highest bidder,
at public auction upon me premises the LAMn NM.
Ice, containing FIFTEEN HUNDRED ACRES,
burg county Va. These lands will be sold in three
several tracts-ope, known as the HOME
rBACT," containing SIX HUNDRED and ONE
HALF ACRES, more or less having upon 1t an
excellent DWELLING-HOUSE comparatively
out-buildings; another. known as "HOLLO-
WAYS containing FIVE HUNDRED AND
NINETY ACRES, more or less, having upon 1t
comfortable and c1mm9 % F DM EaHS Cd w,rh
other, known as the ''BAILY'' TRACT, contain
ing about THREE HUNDRED ACRES;
large portion Of the two first named tracts Is
river bottoms conceded to be OF the very best
quality. Tie high lands are equal to any In this
section of Virginia. Both tracts abundantly
supplied with wood and water. 1t Is confidently
able and desirable to be found within the limits Of
Virginia. Persons desiring to invest In real es-
tate have here of the finest opportunities that
will be presented in the State for buying irst-rate
lands.
TERMS OF SALE: $500 In cash; and for the resi-
due OF the purchase money a credit of 8, II, and
Is months the purchaser giving bond with ap-
proved personal security for the deferred pay
security.
At the request Of the parties interested, the pur-
chaser, by paying one-thtrd or more OF the pur-
chase money in cash, will not be required TO give
Pei '>'n william T. ATKINS, Commissioner.
BoYDToS VA. December 10, 1858.
Hi s7o Tde hi ". r. A.. Gommissioner. >
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ROns REWARD.-sTOP THIEF =

0Q0 REWARD.--STOP THEE IA
eps)U young man calling himself JULIAN
MoNTEZ, a painter by trade, who was boarding
in the iamfly of the undersigned, ran off on Mon
day morning the 4lh instant, carr, ing with him
MONEY and GOODS ofthe following description:
Fifteen, to twenty dollars I'm money one bunting
case gold watch with heavy gold chain, one chro-
nomefer watch with steel chain, tan-colored sack
cost pair of gray mixed cashmere pants with
stripe up the side blsck pine hat size q pair
shoes. 5la ,@ go
Heis twensy-fonr years old, about FIVE feet nlpe
broNn small brown monstse5e andis raIbsr
stopp- shonldered. The clothes he wore were a
grsyish sackcoat and pants, and an old quilted
cloth hat very much soilsd with oil and paint.
The shove reward viii be paid for the apprehen-
sion and arrest Of the thief
JAMES T. O'RORK,
z ta6-3t Staunton Woollea Factory.
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GOO RE wa D. Stolen or csS
GU strayed from residence, corneiS1<Sn
or Eranklin and Foushee streets, on Path december
liyer-colored head and ears white spot in fore
b ad large liver. coiored spots and rest of body
mixed red and white. The above reward will be
given for him. or such information as will lead 10
his recovery. BRADLEY Il. JOHNSON,
IA a. eodaw 55ys7F i 1914 Main street
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ToX'S SPARKLING GELATINE, the
" cheapest and best in use. One package will
make q gallon OF clear Jelly. PURE EXTRACT
OF LEMON and VANILLA, SPICES, ENG
LISH MUSTARD, and FINE SALAD OIL. For
sale by z. w. POWERS,
de Is No. laos Main street.
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E'oR EEW YORk--oLD Do S1a
no mNION sTEA NSSfIP CoMpA-SSsssst2
blythe splendid new side-wbssl s.eana4iPs
.aAhC 9EIL., sARAEqSA, HIheAGA, At.Hta "a
Richmond every WEDNESDAY sn5 sATUb.
DAY. Leave Richmond every TUEEuAT ana
SATURDAY.
These ships srs entirely nen tbsy hsve e.esssai
saloons aud statsfooIns. the fSrc, sesospino"-.
Ecns nc.j attention, s-e unsurpassed.
Freights FOR points beyond New Y0rs FORWARDED
With dispatch, aEdno charge ncsee ssFa int ~
taai expenses incurred. :,
Close connexions made With steamers. tof su
southern and European ports.
Insurance efse.ed as lowest rates WHEN crGersa.
II. T.. HCCgEADT, Rrestdens, III Greenwich
street, New York.
WILLIAM G, DUNEAA q CO., 5gsass.
mys cSyper Main snc Eleventh strec.s
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SALE OF ABOUT EIGH-
L TEEN HUNDRED AND N1NETY-SEVEN
AZ La I'M THE G0IINTY OF

4 'leODlGlIhO px16G w xAoSSA C1O1A-
TEEN HUNDRED AND N1NETY-SEVEN
YORK, IN THE STATE OF VIRGINIA, AND
NEAR THE TOWN OF WILLIAMSBURG
Pursuant TO the provisions OF 4 deed Of trust exc
cuted by Robert Saunders and Lucy Z. his wife
bearing date the 1st OF January, 1861, and duly
recorded in the County Court Of York county, the
undersg ued, the trustees therein named, at the
request Of the creditor secured by said deed, and
having given the four months notice required by
the said deed to the said Robert Saunders Of such
February, 1859, at The front door or the Exchange
Hotel, In the city Of Richmond, ut the corner OF
Franklin and Fourteenth Streets at the hour OF II
O'Clock ~. proceed To sell the REAL ESTATE
convened by the deed Of trust aforesaid, called
and known as "QUFEN'S CREEK or SO much
or such parts thereof as may be necessary to
satisfy the trust created by the said deed This
land II situated Queens creek, Of the tribu
tarics Of York river, and but short distance from
Virginia. Vessels drawing four or FIVE feet OF wa
ter can ascend this creek to within a few miles Of
Williamsburg.
The place IS said to be particularly valuable for
oyster planting. Eo further description is now
thought to be necessary, as Is presumed that any
one desiring to purchase will view the premises
and judge for himself before the day OF sale.
THE TERMS are: That the purchaser pay one
half Of the purchase money On the day of sale, and
day OF January 1870 and the other on the st day OF
January. 1871, and for which he shall execute his
honda each to carry interest from The day Of sale
and to be secured by deed OF trust on said land.
The undersigned Talbot sweeney. residing in the
city Of Williamsburg, will take pleasure in show
Ing the land TO any one desiring to purchase.
i. B.LDOUGLAS, D
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.


DOANOKE VALLEY LAND AGENCY.
III have established at Boydton, Mecklenburg
county, Va, an AGENCY to be devoted excln-
siyely to the PURCHASE. OF REAL ESTATE
In the counties OF Mecklenburg. Halifax Char
lotte Lunenburg. aud Brunswick. It may be con-
fdently asserted that no such field for investment
In real estate was ever presented In any country
that now afforded in the lands OF this section OF
Virginia, whether for settlement or speculation.
Opportunities for purchasing lands at exceeolnSly
low prices are daily presented here, OF wHcn
neither purchasers nor agents at remote polhI can
profession, propose to investigate land titles 20
make purchases. and look to the making OF proper
'on' '' "A''' " p'i '''' THOMAS F. GooDE.
Court Of Appeais, Petersburg, Va; Judge Hunter
Fl. Marshall, Charlotte Courthouse, va. ; Hon.
John Let cher, Lexington, Va; and hon. James
LYONS Richmond. Va. de 23-eod'm
DEAL ESTATE.-With grateful acknow-
LII Judgements for the constant increase OF our
business in the past we again offer our best SER
vices to all who have REAL ESTATE TO SELL
whether country, city, or Notwithstanding BY enc.
PROPERTY.
In addition to our experience and large &C
quaintance with the people and property OF tnls
city and state, we fer all the practical adVan-
tages to be derived from connections beyond the
In View of the probable increase of demand for
lands within the next few months, we invite land
owners to send Us full descriptions OF tneir pro-
perty. WITH THEIR LOWEST PRICE four charges
included). No charge will be made unless sale
TO those wishing to buy we offer a large number
ginia of sizes and quality and at prices that csn
G6UBBS & WILLIAMS,
Real Estate Agents and Aucti0neerS.
u IT, NTo Tar
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L. POWERS.

GTOLEN-TEN DOLLARS REWARD
~ Was stolen from my horse, in front of my office,
on Monday night last, BLACK SADDLE
(si.ched seat and plain skirtsl, with q knob on
pommel, on which was sllvee.rl cap; spring
stirrup irons, silver-plaied. will give the above
49, - -. :. 80. WILLIAM A. CHARTERS
sa T-esk corner of Main and Eleventh streets.
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EDWARD Y. CANNON,
DUBLIC SALE OF LARGE AND

JOHN II. YOUNG, -Trustee.
Sale to be conducted by JAMES M. TAYLOR &
SOS Auct'orpprs de 81
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BY james NJ. Taylor & Con, Auctioneers,
rg No. s21 Main street,
=. 1 49,. <,,,,,f s,vr0d Hotel. t

a DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT, ON
; n = WY 81 " -FnJTRTH AND TWENTY-FIVE
5TREETs FOR SALE At AUCga IoIacz IN tS be
sold IN MONDAY the nth day OF JSnuasS' On Tue
66es er LOT, adjoining the factory Of Mr. WI.
liam Rarret It fronts ieet on MAN nam
str eft and runs back the usual deptn anu upon
which there blacksmith shop. m. :.
Terms One-third cash balance on credE OF
six and twelve months for negotiable notes, nte-
rest added, secured by Q dee1 OF sru nS anr
- 800 Auctioneers.
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E0R RENT, the BASEMENT ROOMsAzs
Of residence No. 8la Marshall street. "a
Apply to JOHN B. CARY, of -
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EOR RENT, THE DWELLING overSA
T., OUR STORE, containing seven rooms, E2
and kitchen with two rooms. The whole premises
have been thoroughly renaired and painted.
-. sAUNDLEY 6 TATUM, Is
de 20 52S Broad street.
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AUCY'TON SALES.

-FNaW0 VERY ID EST % A.b LIE p 49,
m a u % STREET. FOR RENT At AUCTION.
We Vim rent 1T public suction on the premises
on shTURDA Y che 9th day or January, Ess; AZ -
o'rIock H.. those two large and very desirable
sTnRHs located as described wei suited for fac
tor,ea oT Commission. houses. Parties wishing TO
rent wopla 90 ale W oe ,YNE e BROTHER,
i Terms : a ' '"ie' Auctioneers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-10
IetsGaAp 4iC NEWS ITEMS.

The earnings OF the Union Pacific Railroad FOR tho
month Of September were $743 100 co. increase Of
$175.05s over the month OF August
Delegates to the Commercial Convention are
arriving at Louisville by every train ExPresldent
Willard Fillmore and wife reached that city yester-
day.
Vice President Cofax ia In Cheyenne, where he
will remain for lew days account Of the illness
OF his mother. The rest OF the party, except Gov
ernOr Bliss and family, continue the trip eastward.
Frank O. Moorehead. who was appointed by the
late Commercial Convention Of Memphis TO visit the
European Chambers Of Commerce In behalf Of direct
trade and immigration, returned TO Memphis yester-
day. He met with hearty welcome from the vari-
GUS Chambers he visited and Is sanguine as to the
results OF the efforts now being made IN behalf Of
these objects.
The steamer 8. L. FELTON,, OF Philadelphia belonging
to the PHILADELPHIA Wilmington and Baltimore Rail
road Company ran on rock or sulken per duringa
dense fog this morning, while coming into the dock
at laymOnt, on the Delaware river. The passen-
gers were transferred TO the steamer Hancox, and
continued their trip TO Philadelphia. No one was
injured lost. The FELTON, Ia ashore in few feet OF
water. and not lower down than when floating.
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0US NEW MINISTER TO CHINA.

From the Sacramento Call Union, Oct IL
The appointment OF Ex-Governor Low as Munster
TO China, though not the best that might have been
made, Will, we apprehend give general satisfaction
to the republican party in tnis State and, probably,
to the country at large. We say this Is not the best
appointment that could have been made, because
Low has no diplomatic experience, and has proba-
bly, not much of that peculiar talent required
in diplomacy. But he is, nevertheless man OF
character, vigorous common sense, considerable
political knowledge, and more intimate acquaint-
ance with Chinese character than many able men In
diplomacy from the East would carry with them 10
the court OF Pektn. He is thoroughly conversant
with the sentiment entertained by the enlightened
men OF this State upon the subject OF closer COM
mercial relations ana will know exactly what esti-
mate to put upon the opinions OF politicians who
by operating upon the prejudices or the lowest
class OF foreign voters here. man OF such
knowledge and such principles even with but q
limited share OF diplomatic tact. can hardly fail
to do good In the general work or bringing about
better understanding and an increase OF confidence
and good will between the two peoples and govern
ments. Low always stood well with the republican
party OF this State. He made better than average
Governor, and 1t was the mistake OF his life, and
mistake OF his party as we'll that lie was not renomi-
mated for the office In 1857 Had he been the State
would now be republican. AS II Is we congratulate
him and the party here upon his present appoint
ment TO new sphere or public life, with the hope
that he may meet the expectation OF his friends and
honor the country In the administration OF Office
which Is rapidly becoming one OF the most import
ant Of our foreign missions.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

Chinese Testimony Admissible In California
Courts-Large Fire in sacramento-lIore
Eastern Excursionists Arriving-NIinerai
Discoveries In Nevada-Fatal Riotins In
Arizona.
BAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 9, 1859.
Judge Sawyer, Of the District Court, has decided
that Chinese testimony Ia admissible against white
men under the fourteenth amendment OF the federal
constitution.
Ore occurred last night on Sacramento street,
below Front street, which destroyed property 70 the
amount OF $50 900.
large excursion party including Governor Ward,
OF New Jersey; Colonel Ordway, OF washington
city. and Charles Knapp, Of New York, arrived
COMMUNICATING the chicago and Northwestern,
Union Central and Western Pacifc Railroads The
party assert that the latter road Is fully equal 70 the
Eastern roads.
the patty herald has suspended publication.
Important mineral discoveries have been made In
the State OF Nevada nfteen miles south OF Carlin
station, on the Central Pacific Railroad.
A riot occurredat Prescott Arizona, on the goth
Of September Three soldiers were killed and one
MAJOR McComber, Of the United States Army, was
recently accidentally killed at Junction Otty.
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PRINCE ARTHUR.

A TriumphaI Journey from Kingston TO Mon.
Notwithstanding Onors Along the Route
His Probable Visit to the United States In
May.
MONTREAL, Oct 8, 1869.
The Prince left kingston at eleven O'Clock :. N.
yesterday. An immense crowd on the wharf atenuS-
che departure. The steamer Bay or Quinte, flled
with excurslonlsts, accompanied the Prince to
QouaQuete. At Brockville large crowd gathered
and an address was presented to the Prince He
reached Prescott at i've O'Clock P. NJ The Governor
General and party left for Ottawa amid great
enthusiasm. The boat renamed over night at
Brannars wharf and left at eight O'Clock this morn.
ing, stopping at Cornwall where o band and guard
OF honor was In waiting with crowd Of persons.
The day was very fine. Baptste an Indian pilot,
came or from Caughnawaga with two canoe 3,
twenty men Ia each, singing. The Prince reached
Montreal at two O'Clock p. M, where 10 oy9 persons
were assembled on the wharf, Mayor workman
presented an address and the Prince returned MS
thauks. lie then drove to Rosemount. CROWDS OF
persons lined the streets and flied the windows The
arches over the streets were very elegant and lmpos
ing. The Prince lunched with the Mayor The
Queen, ]. G. Bennett and Horace Greeley were
Toasted. In the evening there was an illumination.
The Prince will go 10 Ottawa on Monday, TO remain
for ten dave. He will then return to duty at Mon
ereaL The Prince win visit the United states IN May,
unless there Is q change In the present plans,
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THE WOODLAND RACES.

LOUISVILLE. KY. Oct 0. 1859.
This attendance at the woodawn races to-day was
very small on acoouDt OF a heavy rain which pre-
vailed all day. The track was very heavy. there
being about three inches OF mud upon It, The first
race-a hurdle race, two miles, over eight hurdles
three feet six inches high for purse OF $780, 5000
won BY Mr.. jennings b. q. Lancer. four years old
beating Mr. COOKS b. 9. Dr. Coifew, five years Sec
ond Mr.. Jackson's b. c.. three years ola, by Colos
sus, third, and Mr.. Lyons b. h. Larkin, SIX years old
Time, 4:22.
The lost race was for beaten horses: beaten once
to carry their appropriate weight; twice, allowed
seven pounds three times fourteen pounds, for
purse Of 5000.
Richards Kilgour's b. T. Betty Bay. 8 1 1
Olay's Sallie OF the Valley q 2 8
WRllace's b. T. Eva Douglas. ......,...... 3 Q
Fords b. m. Maggie Bruce. ........,.....I { dis
Time, 1:54-l:58h-1:69
In the first race Larkin the favorite and Cofew
mex. ana Ia the second race Salle Of the Valley was
the fav0rtte and Betty Bay the second choice.