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rr.rs,or As TO ERoEERS.--The fact that =
,-.l.~ has no hank account and no capital
.s.~ usyn employed in bis business does
mn. -'.yr him necessarily from further
.a-rr,to special tax Of bankers. IF such
-,an docs any more than simply ncco-
,...,. purchases or sales Of " stocks. bonds.
.r.r-nm. M'}jon, coined money, bank
r..,>. urnmi>sory notes. or other securi-
..., " an1 his i not held to include the ac-
..sI >r'r and delivery of the same. he Should
g.. #. sod a. a banker, and not rs n broker.
= hr ru' only ncCotiatos purchases or sales
81, ,-a,t... bonds. or other securities; 4. e..
@ris BUYERS and sellers. brings them to-
.,.rar. oranges terms, etc, but makes pun
.,4-,s 0~ >ilr>. receives and delivers said
,---rf--. ne should be required to pay tax
-,a banker. !. W. DOUGLASS.
Acting Commissioner.
- Confluence. Warren comfy, name is
changed 10 Rivrrtou, and George Moore
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DIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
HOME OFFICE, RICHMOND. VA.

hssets ........................'..
Policies issued In little over two years.. S,1"'
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zVsIpAEGr C0MRAHEES-

~o.I.-Ie~ D--1~~eS,oS---~
TOHN Il. CLAIBORNE, : I1s 5s : 2,!
nATE GENERAL AGENT ARLINGTON
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OFFICE WITH VIRGINIA STATE ISsU.
RANCE COMPANY,
ONE DOOR WEST OF PosT-oFEcE,
, WILL REPRESENT
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
ORSASJaED IN lS4Is
THE LARGEST INSURANCE COMPANY II
THE WORLD.
Cash receipts for the year ending February J.
ls5o over sl3, 900. ogo.
Cash assets February l. 1883, Invested In bond
&ad mortgages worth double the amount ioanso
over 53a. Goo 900. -
Numbcr Of policies In force February l, 1885,
q 1856 -,
This Is an aIl-cash ard PURELY MUTUAL com
sAST, ard ls conducted on the onl! prss IN ,t;
rs,ich time and experience has proven 70 DC uit,,
nately safe and trustworthy. All OF lts pro,t'
are divided annually among the Insured IN u,
most equitable manner, which can be useI 70 dr
:rcas" the premiums or 70 purGhasg
DR.. j. Is. McCAw, Medical Examiner
Insure YOUR Property with
VIRGINIA STATE INSURANCE COMPANY
JOHN L. BACON, President.
WIN. II. CHRISTIAN, Secretary;
Applications solicited.
oe le--dtr&wim JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
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ACCOUNT -1S70.-NOW IS
"A THE TINE TO GIVE YOUR ORDERS
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH, l3ls Main street, are
prepared to manufacture all kinds Of BLANK
BOOKS In the best style
Large stock Of Law and Miscellaneous Books,
Blank Books, Stationery, Musical and Fancy
Gon5s no q
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FALL TRADE, 1s69.-wHlTE GOODS,
4 FANCY GOODS NOTIONS, HOSIERY,
GLOVES, &C.-We have now in store, and offer
to the trade of Virgins, West Virginia, Tennes-
see, and North Carolina, the largest stock OF our
goods we have ever done before. Prices guaran-
iced rs low as those Of jobbers In any northern
market. VALENTINE s. FRANKLIN,
Importers end " holessle Dealers IN
Fancy Goods, White Goods, Notions, &c,
e0--Sm
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Bs,Ows AND STATIONERY.

DOD K-BINDING.-" RANDOLPH e.
40 ENGLISH had of their BLANK
BOOKS at the Fair. and were highly compi-
mcnted for their work. Many old clerks who had
handled journals and ledeers IN banking-houses
and elsewhere declared th"t they had never seen q
more perfect sct."-DiSpatch.
1--WE noticed Il beautiful set Of mercantile
books of home manufacture from Randolph &
ENGLISH. Enquirer and Eramtner.
Splendid display Of blank bmoks. They were
highly complimcnted by bank officers and clerks
Wild no2T-2t*
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DON-TON SURPRISES.

DON-TON SURPRISES.
we have received from the manufacturers n
small lot of these new and surprising BONES OF
CONFECTIONERY. They are said to contain
besides nice assortment OF CANDY. some arti-
Gle Of JEWELRY, which alone could not be
bought for double the price OF BOX, CANDY, and
SURPRISE. Among the articles are Or"ide Gold
Watches, Gents Scarf Pins, Studs. Slceve-Buttons
Earnings, Breastplns, Charms, Watch Chains.
&C., &C. Retail price, 25c. "A liberal discount
allowed to the trade. Orders promptly filled.
Call and supply yourselves III
ANDREW PZZINI & co.'s,
no2s sol Broad street.
IN 600 Y 1iCICN5 AMERICA TOR
no 70 hNDkEw PIzzINI & co.
GO TO c. z1Mh Err
BUY YOUR CHRISTMAS TOYS
FIREWORKS.
Ihave on hand very large and attractive lot of
FIREWORKS
CuR1sTMHs TOYS,
which am determined to sell at the
VERY LOWEST PRICES.
MY OWN MANUFACTURED
CANDY TOYS
embrace over
all suitable to fill the stockings Of your little dar-
lings. and ornament your Christmas trees.
C. ZIfMER,
&. ZINMER,
offer the above goods to dealers at Baltimore
prices. mo 22-2wl {. ZlMMER
MINCE-MEAT! MINCE-MEAT y!
lSa MINCE-MEAT!.!
TO BAKERS. HOTELS. BOARDING-HOUSE
KEEPERS AND PRIVATE FAMILIES:
just rccev, 5000 pounds of this superior Meat
warraurcd ncqual led put up In barrels half bar
rels tubs 'rs and cans, all ready for use nothing
% do but make the crust and bake your pies.
AS agent for the manufactures. will supply tn.
VI "'e ~ t'@'''' - '~ LOUIS j. BosSIEUX,
noeo Confecti0ncr, liI2 Main street.
OUPIsTMAS GOODS .-Mince-Meat,
u Gelatinc, Layer and SeenlesS RHisins, Cur
ker's Chocolate and Cocoa. Tapioca, and I gene
raj assortment OF choice Family Groceries, Ola
Liquors. Ne GEORGE A. uUNDLEY,,
no 20 62s Broad street.
CANNED FRUITS AND VEGETA-
BIES ut reduced prices.
The nous GEEHN fIEH+EFl IL cans.
1s@nfH WOO D. 5" D Si.v IAN.
CROSSE 4 BLACKWELL'S POTTED AN,
CROSSE 4 BLACKWELL'S ANCHoVl
ri. AVuRING EXTRACTS Ia fine assortment),
PRESERVED GINGER,
CTRRANT JELLY,
FRENCH MUSTARD.
WORCEST- RSHIRE SAUCE Lea s Perrins's),
| EDAM and SAPSAGO CHEESE,
MUSHROOM, WALNUT, and TOMATO CAT
BLACKBiRRY VINE by tho gallon or by the
4 few gallons of DOMESTIC GRAPE WINE,
pure and delicious;
| HOLLAND GIN, -
PURE JAMAICA SPIRITS.
| SC0TCff and IRISH WIIISkEG, ~
| COOkIEtr, TABLE, and MEDICINAL WINES
! In grc Il yarjety at J. h. kIDD'S,
90 "a 1T Broad street.
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This company has met with a success beyond all
parallel In life insurance, and offers 70 the south
ern public 4 HOME ENTERPRISE equal to any
ind surpasse by none in existence.
1t advises the payment Of all cash premiums. be-
,ause then dividends will continually decrease
each next payment, until nothing Fill be required,
nd the policy may be source OF Income, put IL
viii allow onf-third loan anticipating policies
oarties who fail TO pay al cash premiums VIII
please remember their cash payments are not
likely decrease, and that interest Is to be PAID
annually on a II loans not absorbed by dividends.
Ii requires notes for loans of the part OF pre-
miums. but endorses the loan on It's policies Until
absorbed by dividends or policy Is payable. :,
IL has restriction on residence or travel, alt
policies are non-forfetabe, and the right OF par.
ties the face of the policy as part OF
he contract. -,
II has the following valuable features which no
other comp nv gives The late war taught many the
penalty Of being separated from the home once py
having their past payment forfeited. rms COM
went Of separation from It's office bV any inter
yention. guarantees to such al the right OF non.
forfeiture, paid-up policy. surrender value and
Reinstatement, rs though there naa ueen no sucn
Intervening cause.
Its Investments are made for southern advance
ment 1t brings money To our people-keeps money
With our people. Then, why should they continue
% Impoyerlsn themselves by sending money on,
which can easily, as safely, as prontaoiy' %
pent az home? zu>~r
The PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON asks all
sho wish to insure to compare its rates terms:
progress. with any company and feels coundent
- no 2-d&wlm
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INSURES on MUTUAL NON-FORTEITING
AND RETURN PREMIUM PLANE.
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ITO TEACHERS AND SCHOLARS
1 SCHOOL-BOOkS AND STATIONERY,
wholesale ana retail, ct JOHN ii. WALSH'S No.
4I6 Broad street. just received fresh supply Of
SCHOOL-BOOkS and SCHOOL and OfFICE
prices Great inducements to TEACHERS. The
current literature of the day kept on h1nd, and new
books received as soon as published. SEQ
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL.

COLLEGE INFIRMARY,
4 MARSHALL Eel. OW TWELFTH STREET,
RICHMOND, VA,
for the treatment of all CLASSES of medical and sur
gical cases except smallpox and INSANITY.
In addition to the LARGE WARDS, the linhrni.
possessing all the comforts and privacy OF pri-
vate residence, with experienced nurses ana al
tcndants always ut hand. Patients have the privl-
lcgn of selectng their medical adviser either from
the staff OF the Infrmary or any respectable prac-
ttioucr In the city.
CHARGES,
including Board, Medical Attendance, and
Medicine
/ arrc wards ......................SG per week.
4 small additional fee Is charged for surgical
operations. .,,,
\ limited number of cases from the city OF klch-
mond received on CHARITY.
For Information or admission. apply ut the lu-
Urinary to ISAIAH H. " HIT, ~ ~,
no 20-om Medical Superintendent.
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OFFICERS:
W. c. CARRINGTON, President;
John f. EDWARDS, Vice-President;
y. j. ia RTSOOK, Secretary;
T. J. HOPKINS, Assistant Secretary;
3. c. HARTS0nK, Cashier;
=. Fl. PFRRoW,2
y. II. SMITH. : Medical Advisers:
GEORGE ROSS,
PROFESSOR L. b. SMITH, Actuary;
,. p. FACKLER Consulting Actuary;
JAMES E. W OLFF, Superintendent OF Agencies.
DIRECTORS:
VIM. b. ISAACS. GEORGE &. PALMER,
T. j. HOPKINS. JOHN EEDERS
W C. CARRINGTOE WM. X. PALMER,
\. Y. STOKES, WM. G. TAYLOR,
r. II. NAURY, c. II. PERROW.
JOHN 4. EDWARDS, JOHN c. WILLIAMS
DAS'L j. IIARTSOOK.
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MACHINERY, DC.
M ACHIN SHOP.
SLOAT & ADDIHGTOE,
MACHINISTs.
WoRks AND OFFICE: l4l5 CARY STREET, MEAN
FOURTEENTH, RICHMOND, VA.

ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK; REPAIRING
and BOILERS In city and
country: TOBACCO WORK of all kinds made
aud repaired, with all kinds OF stean-lttings for
same: PLATFORM and other SCALES AD
JUS1ED and REPAIRED. Exclusive agents for
JUDSON'S PATENT sTEAM-EHGINE GOV
ERNOR, SELDEN'S PATENT STEAM-EN-
CINE PACKING, Utica Steam Gauge Company's
STEAM GAUGES. Every one OF these gauges
are warranted for year. We know them 10 be
than any other make. a full line OF the above ar
ticies always on hand We also Keep HOLLANDS
PATENT SELF-FEEDISG OlL-CUP, for shaft
ing aud al kinds of machinery, whch.saves ninety
per cent. Of oil. THIS Is the newest and best thing
now out. Come and see 1t and u.s.
ar GEORGE b. SL0AT,
myye A. JACKSON ADDlSGToE.
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FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, DC.

TRESH ARRIYALS.-We are in receipt
L of full lines OF Misses and Children's Hoods,
Nub!as,. Comforts, and Woollen Hosiery; also,
Plain and Ribbed Undersbirts and Drawers, Me
rino Half Hose, Genrs Furnishing Goods, aud 4
great variety of desirable goods In our line; 10
which the attention Of city and country merchants
Is invited.
BURRESS, BLAIR & THAXTOS,
Wholesale Dealers In Fancy Goods, White Goods,
Notions, &C., IL Pearl street. no 10
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- Confluence. Warren comfy, name is
changed 70 Rivrrton. and George Moore
a,no.u,rG postmaster.
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UNFOLDING CARDS PRINTED AT
Wy THE DISPATCH PRINTING-u0USE.
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DISCOVERY OF MARBLE. Mr.. William
Bushong informs us he has discovered a
large quarry Of fine white marble on his
lands. five miles southeast of this place. IT
has been pronounced valuable hv experts
who have examined it.-Brist0l NerS.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL

Matters in New York are steadily assuming
better shape. and as the effect of the panic has
been to quiet all speculation, which will not soon
revive again. We may hope for better things
in the future. The failure of 80 many of the
stock spectators, and the injury inflicted on all
will make them 90 cautious in the future, aud
leave prices nearer their real figures. Money re-
mains close there still, and is not very pleanty
in Chicago, owing to the large fall business that
calls for 30 much money.
Money in Ottawa is close, but business for the
last week has been brisk, and should the price of
corn come up we might expect lively fall
trade.
Gold lis very weak ia New York at 100 and is
worth about 1913 in Ottawa
Pound sterling drafts are now worth 1915 in
currency.
Exchange on New York aud Chicago remains
the same.
Government bonds are = little weaker aud
quoted by +. A. Sherwood az follows:
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Council Proc
REGULAR nsxr,Ho.

THURSDAY. Oct. Sth, 1869.
Present-MAyor Shaier. and Aldermen Bell
Hughes. Leonard, Clifford, Oslwsil. Osman Burke,
Bosserman. Moore aud CAikins. 81 -
The minutes Of the last meeting were read aud
sPes ;;,;S. =, u;.,.. ,..,.... o,..,. ...,,.
city council to cause or order Marquette street to
be improved from Panl street to LA Sale street, in
manner similar to that made by Mr.. Clancy In
front OF his lot. was presented.
a On motion Of Calkins, referred to Committee on
streets aud alleys for report 20 council at next
meeting.
Sundry applications were road. PRAYING city
council t" refund portion of taxes paid by them
to collector, for the reason that the ent
was exorbitant as compared with assessment on
other property.
= On motion OF ColweIi. these aud all other appIi.
cations OF like character, were referred to commit
tee on laws and ordinances and city Attorney for
report At xt meeting Of council.
Report of city Surveyor Of estimate Of stone used
In repairing bridge across the ravine east of Judge
Cations residence, was, on motion of Calkins re-
ceived and ordered placed on file.
E Quarterly report OF City Marshal Of police fines
collected, was, on motion Of CalKins, referred to
committee on finance
City Attorney reported the necessity Of change
in Ordinance to protect bridges" providing for q
penalty Tor damages done to swing bridges: also
that MIR. A. +. Dow had promised one of the finance
committee that he would attend the next meeting
OF city couccil and submit all the papers in his nos.
session, relative to the claim of the city against
him. llsR =
On motion of Colwell report was received and
City Attorney was directed to draw up an amend
ment to Bridge Ordinance, to be submitted by
committee on laws and ordinances to council at its
next session. ''"
10 tie Mayor and aldermen Of Ne CHyof Ota-
sea in Council Asseabed
The undersigned, committee on Streets and Al
leys, beg leave to report that the following named
sidewalks have not been constructed within the
time prescribed by ordinance, viz:
In front of lot q block 10 State street 122 u
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Consumption.

DR. scnENcKs PuLnoxIo SYRUP for the cure Of Coughs
an. 9 Il 81 s
or e act IS a Gentle Purgatve.
Consumption though the Pulmonc Syrup alone has cured
many desperate cases The seaweed Tonic and Mandrake
P1lmonc syrup TO digest and search through The blood
These Medicines are offered to the public as
the only safe certain and reliable remedy Pulmonary Con
which lead disease Liver Complaint and Dys Esay
M require n apa isy
The Pum0nlc syrup medicine which long pro-
made through period Of more than
sy year, In az Of, Of which time s reputation has
lSns doIp. that + remedy which may be used with conf
each bottle viii Certainty be hs f aSss
': sn
D sehenck doe not that Al or Pulmonary Con-
y that when patients have the most sarming
"a dss s he. night en-
obliged lie they given up by their p SIe
ne y when 2s No sfs ssS
and to some extent destroyed cure may be effected BY Dr.
Also in scroous Diseases these medicines are equally EN-
have Nearly sos S nj
healed up This shows is purifying properties which must be
the treatment it Is of the utmost impor
prove the digestion. Proper noushmen required together
with such means will make the food easily dgestbe lhe
articles most suitable for the diet OF consumpve patients are
designated In Dr. Schencks AmanAcs which distributed
grsttously In general the most highly nutritious articles
are to be preferred but the digestive organs be strength
ened In order to make either food medicine sryceabe
purpose u was designated. ~
When The digestive powers are put IN good order the food
has It's proper effect the system of the patient Is nvgorated
and the lungs begin 10 exercise their functions
healthy manner Then the healing powers Of Pulmonic
Pulmonary Consumption { almost always complicated With
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint Schencks Mandrake pills
Its healthy action They have all the efficacy which as
contain particle of mineral poison These mills cure the
most obstinate cosyeness sick headache piles bilious Alec
tons aad all other diseases which arise from torpid or OBJ
sfructed condition Of the liver One box OF these pills win
prove the efficacy Of the medicine. ,.l
In Consumption the Sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills are
Invaluable auxiliary medicines They relieve the serngs OF
the patient and assist the Pulmonc Syrup eecng cure
They have BEEN found useful in advanced
on where the lungs almost entirely destroyed and MI
symptoms according to the Judgment of the physicians nd.
Gated speedy DEATH The lives Of patients WHO were actually
In dying condition have been preserved months by the
use Of Sche6Ck's three great remedies. y
Dr. Schencks Almanac, containing full treatise the
rous forms OF disease his mode of treatment
recons how to his medicine gratis or sent by
Philadelphia Pa
Price Of The Pmonc Syrup and Sea Weed Tonic so per
bottle or, $3.50 the half dozen; Mandrake Pills. g cents Der
Dox. FOR sale Dy all druggists ana dealers. seplB
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~. Louis Market.

r9lis ,...., esa st. Louie, Oct. a.
Flour-Dull. Sales Of superhne at $500
1910 for spring; Xxx at $5.7506.0e; xxx
II e8.25@060.
Wheat IRREGULAR 81 .28@l 80 fceprime white
fall el.0S@l.l7 for choice to fancy red and
white; No. 2 spring $1.OS.
Corn-Dull, $50 for mixed in bulk; $4,000
for white.
Rys-steady st ts0Gs7o for prime 70 shoios.
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CITY go 64IS.
y}eue Sirmd.

Die Serren PAL, pursian II. Gcmr., pslche
etlSe Mlhle fur mebrsre Sabre III gabt Sencmmtn
tabtn, Fnt nun nit Der Snlaneersun6 ine 3egara.
ur eerltlttn tei6df.ist unp teafFthsen tieslts Is
ssrsutsltn tab bic ssliscrte slresit 1T ieesm q.
tartsmtnt eritsr Glafle iein prt. Tiriclten wnren
Ger @rit.Irbeit sen 5armnn teienene guf.
mertlamtsit ltsntrn, uae tSnncl une nrl.ea 10 auto
Irtet unt ir sairs Gjswidt Iisfun ais irSene cine
Der bisfsen MitIsn.
Jur hen Stati.srtarf wfrtsn tisietsn le.s bic
tttte Aualitat rem gSntsr. NH Scmmer. 9Sa;sn.
NebL Ncsssn.WebL Tais.@sbl une ala Serisn
srn 5utter,-fur; ale in sRablrn pcrtcmmsnten gr.
f'tel an Sane taten, unt, mic erbrandd,, mad r.
sene einsm lbde her Staht brirrtsrn.
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Eelecslc or Now school Systen OF Medicine.
Emsracng every modern reform and improvement in the
Medical Art Poisouoas Mineral remedies dispensed With.
They produce evil and sy the foundation for future i'll health
sSoud thst their children not dossd with
such medicines Tor they be well afterwards All
mineral poisons alike injurious The greatest modern
improvement in medicine consists In containing the active
medical principles Of and plants concentrated
FORM They Eclectic Rened,s and were never before
equaed in the treatment Of disease When judcousy 3D.
ninstred, they meet disease With wonderful certainty
DIR. OLIN of Ottawa
Represents this great reform IN medicine aud will attend Der
sonay upon all forms Of disease either acute chronic
surgical when desre Violent diseases dlheris, cnoIe
Group ysentery evers &C., very successfully by
genuine Eclectic practitioners they losing any
while In old chronic they noted They
always called upsu repair the mischief produced BY
Other physciaps with their "kill cure' senodies
Coughs o: 10 Is years standing; Catsrh with the do
structon of the bones aud sc TISSUES Of the
SUMPTION with partial loss Of lungs; syphls with foul
liberation and loss OF parts Hip disease with inability
walk Soiuloas disease Of every variety and severity
Deafness from to 30 continuance Rheumatism With
enlarged and snchyosed joints Spermatorhea, with deen
tia Diseases Of the Eye, &C. &c. been cured and all
OF which will DO most happily to for tn benefit
those similarly afflicted. lie cure In all cases Of
Fever and Ague. ft Ir ett 9ftEt
Diseases OF Women and Children specially treated Medicine
and surgical instruments OF variety expressly adapted
to these various complaints Consult him. dec, 82sp-u
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FOR SALE.

Asl A GOOD FARM OF 20 ACREs-s0 In good tim.
~. Der. The farm j. in good cultivation finely
INK M, improved aud well warcd The farm has too many
.siIi Improvements o enumerate paper. Call and see
l4z.A and viii take YOU there. II & pleasant ride
only u miles southwest Of Ottawa. Price go per acre worth
&c., Known IS the Whiting Farm
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~. W. Dean to Alderman Fiske, end bill Of Col.
we'i, CLARK : Co. for stone work done around
Washington Square, were presented.
Burke moved to postpone action until the next
meeting
Ayes-Rrunker, Dossermsn snd Moore-3.
NoesIBeli. Hughes, Clifford, Leonard, Colwell,
Osman aud Calkins-S
Notion 10 pay the bill wss carried.
Ayes-BeM. Hughes. Clifford. Leonard, Colwell,
Osman and Calkns-g.
Noes-Brunkcr, Bosserman and Moorc-s
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FOR SALE.

"a ONE or THE FINEST FARMS in la Sale
lSsE%M county. under the highest state Of cultivation
ssNXY and the best Of improvements and well Watered
Nx3 The land is OF rtch, sandy nature. There Is in
~ an 90 acres forty Of which well tlmberef-
-. Seven miles southeast Of Ottawa, ard three
les southwest Of Marseles Price 90 per Apply TO
forter The owner, or X. ii. LOWE CO.
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~ The Highest Premiums at al the fairs
and exhibitions Of the United States and
Europe have boon awarded the Grover q
Baker Sewing Machines and the work
done by them, wherever exhibited In COM
petition. ,
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FOR SALE.

Es-.a 4 VERY DESIRABLE DWEILISG-Nlnc rooms
e SsTS on Webster st, only Eve minutes walk from the
aAit Court House. Good well and cstern Lot g. feet
ain front by IS feet deep. Rest nelgborhood In inc
l2.-Acity. Terms easy. Apply 10 X. H. LOWE 4 co.
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view YOrK Market.

NeW YOrK MARKET.
New York, Oct. IA.
Flour--Closed dull. $5.900t850 for western
extra
WheAt-Dull at Il 4O@1. AS for No. 2 spring.
Rye-Dull, ut $l.2691.2S for western.
Oats Dull ut 62Ql64o tor western.
Corn-Dull vt 92oG$l.O0 for unsound, and
elOO91O4 for sound mixed western.
Pork-Quiet and steady, with sales OF new
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Chicago, Oct 10.
Flour--Quiet. White winter extras, $5@850 !;
Spring extras. $462G6.0O; superfnes $4.25@
$50
Wheat-Quiet; &1119l.l2 for No. l spring /:
q O5ql.08 for No. 2. and 7O972c for rejected.
Corn-Duli. 70G71c for No II; 68G67o for
No. 2: Csc for rejected, and 63 for no grade.
Oa,~--Active at39d40c for No. 2.
Ry,--19mS3o for No.2
Bariey--Si .22a1.24 for No. O.
fo,a,oes--;5d45o per bush.
Bu,ter--3Ods34c for choice table.
r.--24g25o.
Cattle-Dull. Choice steers, $5.76Q$700;
air "a class, $5.0Oa5.5O; medium to good butch.
yrs stuck. *4409500; common to choice cows
snd heiiers, &42594.75; inferior and mixed
stock, $3751400