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THE TOBACCO TRADE-A NATIONAL On
GASIZAT1oN FOR MUTUAL PRoTECTIoN.-At
the convention Of manufacturers and deal
erS in tobacco held in Washington. u. C.,
in january last an executive committee was
appointed, consisting of two delegates from
each State, for the purpose of thoroughly
organizing all the tobacco interests of the
country into one national association for the
mutulal-protecto benefits. The appoint
ment of the committee being confirmed and
additions made thereto by the convention
held il Cincinnati in August, they have
now completed the organization and adopted
Il constitution and bylaws
The objects Of the association arc 10 aid
the Government in the collection Of the
taxes and protect the interests of ull its
members against unlawful seizures OF pro-
perty (Which have frequently occurred
through laws and rulings not thorough
" understood by Government otfcialS) !:
to see that the tax upon the commCdi-
ties Of the trade he faithfully collected ::
to seek the repeal Of III! laws and
rulings bearing unju>tly upon The Interests
Of tobacc0ni>tS and to gather Such inur-
nation as may be deemed Of importance 10
the association while the cultivation Of
friendly feeling and harmony among She
members is Il secondary object net to b."
overlooked. These objects are calculated
to enlist the Warmc~t -ympathieS and coUpc-
ration Of the many manufacturers in Nir-
einia. who have suffered il tn" past from
grievances so well known to the trade, and
which, while individual protest avalcd
nothing, concert Of action might have re-
moved. The association will therefore have
large membership ii this state. s-
The constitution provides for Z finance
committee, consisting Of one member from
each State, whose duty it shal! be to raise
funds sufficient to at;aia the objects OF the
association. 4 circular before ti~ gives the
name of Mr. Samuel II. Bailey * the tinan-
cial agent for Virginia. Persons engaged in
the tobacco trade may become entitled 10 Ill
the rights and benefits Of membership upon
| the payment Of twenty-five dollars, which
fee Mr. Bailey is authorized 10 collect. We
may add that Mr.. l.. II. FrayScr is the vice
| -l..:.t - ~ ..:Lt i...l
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RoDRERY.-The office Of Hawes Il Mcrrl-
man, coal dealers, was forcibly entered on
SATURDAY. night and robbed OF several arti,
cles Of clothing, . gold pen, ana Il sihall
amoliut OF currency.
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CALL AccEpTED.-Rcv. William f. Hill,
who has for some months past filled the pull
pit of the Third Presbyterian church,
Church Ill., aS stated supply, has accepted
the call, recently made by The session ol the
church, to become their regular pastor, 10
fake effect from the 1t of October.
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APPOINTMENTS Candy has ap-
D0inted Z. 5. Brent clerk of the sixth DIS
trict court Of appeals, and {. A.. Brock-
never. of Richmond, sheriff Of AlleShahy
county.
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NowLNS 4 Co. are receiving magnificent new
styles jewelry, pins and eardrops, handkerchief
holders, glove bands and buttons, diamond engage
ment and plain gold wedding rings; rich silver
ware, In cases spoons, forks, pitchers, cups and
gohl4ts, and great variety of other fashionable
goods.
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NJ. ELLYsoN & Co. will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers In Virginia North Caro-
lima, Tennessee. and the northern cities, at pub
llshers' rates. for cash. Apply at this ofice.
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VELocIPEpEs.-Those who are fond OF
riding on the velocipede will find an excel
lent assortment OF these machines ut the
rink over Cook Il Laughton's auctior-rooms.
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MEETING OF TIE Ri"HMoED BAPTIST
SUEDAY-ScuooL AssOCIArioN.-rhis AsSc-
citation held itSrcgular monthly meeting cH
Sunday evening the 1nth instant in the
Sidney Baptist church. Professor Winston
presided and Mr. J. b. Watkins acted a
secretary pro tenn. After singlng&nd prayer,
reports Of average attendance for til" last
month were presented rs follows
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Observation-Disclosures meetingWill
be held this evening at Union station church,
at 4 quarter before O'Clock.
Rev. Leroy VI. Lee, d. D., Rev. William /.
Lindsey. and others, are expected to be pre-
sent. and III interesting occasion Is anticl-
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THE BOARD OF MANAGERS for the Fair for
the Young Mems Christian Association Will
meet to-day Tuesday the 18th IN the lee
ture-room of the First Presbyterian church
at o'clock,
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WE Understandable Mcssrs. W. ID. BLAIR & Co.,
Ninth and Main streets, are selling some Of the
finest tea that has been seen in Richmond since
The war Mt % so per pound.
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DEATHS N THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER
The first monthly report Of the Board of
Health. showing the mortality III Richmond
for September, furnishes Us with some
interesting statistics. which deserve to bc
matter of record in the public prints. we
make an abstract from the comprehensive
and carefully ly-prepared report:
The whole number Of deaths in the city
in the month of September was lc3,
which are thus diTided-as 10 sex: Males,
43; females, 55 Color: White male, % !;
white female, 2G; colored male, y; CO.
lored female, %. Condition: Married,
IS; single, 81; widows, Il: widower:.:
,; unknown, !. Locality :" City at large >
II: Marshall Ward, II; Jefferson Ward,
2S: Madison Ward, t3: Monroe Ward, l8 /:
Clay Ward, II Medical College Hospital,
/; city alms-house, 6; Howard's Grove
Hospital, 3.
Einetv-sX were natives Of the United
States, four of Ireland, one Of the West IN
dies. one of Germany, and the nativity OF
one IS unknown. The ages Of the deceased
are reported rs follows: One day to thirty
days, 8: one month to six, 10; six months
to a year, 6: one year to three years, 26 !;
three to FIVE years, 1; five to ten years. 3
ten to twenty years, 6; twenty 10 thirty
years, (; thirty to forty years, j; forty to
nifty years, l.; hity 10 SIXTY years, .; Sixty
to seventy years, s; seventy 20 eighty years.
=; over one hundred years, ,.
The causes Of death are rs follows Dipil-
liberia, . Group, /: whoopinS-cough.2 ;
typhoid fever. 8 carbuncle. acute dyS-
entery, >; chronic dysentery, 3; acute
diarrhna. ,; chronic diarrhGa, 3; cholera
infantum, S: congestive chill, | intempe-
rance, /; deirium trem"us, ]: : cancer, =;
scrofula, I: tabIS mcSenterlca. /; phtIl>ts
pulmonalis, IL: ccrebritis, 3; conyul-
sions, 4; trism,iS nascentum, |; hyper
trophy of heart. l; heart disease, l
bronchitis, 3; hydrothorax, |; pnclt-
monia, 2; gastritis, 2; liberation Of in
testines, /; hernia, 1; cholera morbus, ;
jaundice, 1; premature birth, ,; tecthng,
=: old age, ,; atrophy, D. debility, ,;
burns and scalds, =; drowning, 1; cause
not specified or ilI-dcfncd, -. Total, 1853
There We're no murders, homicidcS, sui
cidcs, executions, or other deaths by Tiio-
lence. Eighty-siX were certified by regular
physicians, 2 by the coroner, and Il BY the
members of the Board Of Health.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

OLD NEWSPAPERS FOB SALE BY THE HUN
DRIED ut the DiSpdtch Office,
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20 rAx.PAYERS.

NOTICE TO TAX-PA1Eks;;1sAil ;; al per.
- sons n ths S, s5th OF July must come forward and
paT their bills within ten days or when calico '
Upon In case Gi sse 30 % Of m The sae By
summary process .1...,
ns nssraw IN y C.P. WORD, City Collector.
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We daS;re to call special attention to the school
If Mr. z. p. HoLsTEAD, to open at No. go Main
street. between sixth and Seventh, next Monday,
October 18th. See advertisement In educational
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OFFICE OF JAMES RIVER AND KANAwiiA Co.,
RICHMOND, october 9, 1859. J

OFFICE OF JAMES RIVER AND hASA"nAo I1o',f
RICHMOND, october q, 1859. J
NOTICE.-Thc ANNUA AL MEETING OF
~ the Stockholders Of the James River and ka-
nawha Company will be held at this once on
WEDNESDAY, November }. l'G9, at II O'CLOCK
4. u.
Know all men by these presents that we, The sud-
scrIbcrs, beiug stockholders In the james isl'er
and kanayha Company, do hereby constitute ana
appoint - our true and Lawful! attorney ana
proxy to represent each of us In all general meet,
ings or the stockhold ldcrs or said company neia
within six months from and after the oatc nereol5
when we are not personally present or represented
by some other proxy, with full power ala ~ ~h,'io-
rfty at such general meetings TO give such Vot, or
votes aud to do such other act or acts, Hs csrn OF
us cCid give or do AS member oi the SAID meet
ines If we we're personally present and we do
hereby ratlfy and confirm whatever vote or votes.
act or acts our said attorney may lawfully give or
do for us ia pursuance OF the authority hereby con-
fcrrci upon him. ,r
Witness our hands and seals this - day of-t
one thousand light hundred and -.
Tcste. lsEALl
tsEALl
By order of tie Board OF Directors.
WILLIAM z. hUNFORD.
oc a-aaw2w 3. secretarf'
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LOCAL MATTERS.

-GRBIsR / caTPoNIEG TIE APPOINTMENT OF
STATE PROxIEs AND DIEECToRs.-Thc fol-
lowing was Issued from military hcadquar-
tiers Yesterday: "a.4
"GcnerGl Orders No. 10:
.AiiaDpciiltmcntS Of proxies or directors
10 represent thc stock held by or on behalf
oi the stale Of Virginia in any company
which are provided to be made by sections
i, Is, 90, and -. Of chapter G6 OF the Code
CT Virginia will be postponed until after
The Constitution ratified by the people OF
tho State ut the election held on the 9th day
Of July. 1869, shall have been approved by
the Congress- Of the United Statcsa and the
government to bc organized hereunder shall
have been duly iuauguratcd.
BY order CT Brevct Major-GcEcral
Cdnby," dc.
The publication of this order causes some
little excitement among railroad men. Sec
lion - Of chapter 10 OF the Code OF Nlrgl-
nia provides that proxies and directors duly
appointed shall be in office from the time
such appointment is i'll force until their sue
ces>oiS are appointed. General Candy or
der, therefore, continues in office the proE-
ics and directors appointed last year by the
casting vote OF Governor Wells in the board
of Public Works: the means employed to
continue them in office being the indeiiDite
DoStponcmcnt Of the appointment Of their
/
successors.
! The prevailing impression is that the OBJ
| iect and effect u this noy" is to continue
! the presidency of General Wickham, OF the
/ Ehcsapcake and Ohio Company; Colonel
/ Eilord. Of the York River. Danyiilc, and
/ Piedmont; and Alr. Barbour, Of the Orange
and Alexandra. Doubts are expressed
/ whether Genera! &Iahonc will bc so fortu-
nate. The ,,outhside and Norfolk and Pc
tcrshurg railroads are believed by his
! friends TO bc call right. hui 1t IS not Ger
tain that the Virginia and Tennessee will,
under the present proxies and directors,
renew their allegiance 10 Mahonc. Gene.
raj Mahouc's supposed rivals for the prcsi'
drncy Of This road are Robert ". Hughes,
Of liirhmond, and Robert l.. owen, o1
Lvnchburg, whose clainlS will probably he
llvorablv considered by those who. under
la,t wears appointment. will represent the
state at the Next annual meeting OF the
! COMPANY. .....
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p,s,cSrpr.,--The commanding General
nlSd laccented the resignation OF Normana
has ,h iI,stice Of the peace for the Drst
en-. ssferial district of Henrico.
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OFFICE CHEF OF RECORDS, J. Q. X. M,l
ANSAwoS TRIBE, No. 30.
CHIEFS AND RROTHERS,-1ou are
I J hereby notified TO assemble ut your Wigwam
on Cnpit6l street, between Ninth and Tenth,
on TUESDAY, Rising sun 10th Pun, travelling
Moon, G.. l.. -. 3Ts. preparatory to Your leaving
for your trip to Baltimore.
~ W. J. ORRAZO,
o.,, ON Chief Of Records.
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| CITY CorSclI.-The regular monthly
meeting Of The City Council took place yes
: (rrd;tv afternoon. Present: i!cS>rS. Kent
! lpresidine). Hudson, CfdW'ay, Dunham,
hing, FrIedlcy, G:cgory, Boswell, smith,
|,rnwrIl. Iaubc. Miller, Van Lew, Manly,
:, N,js. Cook, Livingston, Adkins, and Par
Neti Ei,.l e,s.-2Ir. Ordway, from the Commit
fa, Nv ,irrcts. submitted Il report recon-
n,oniino ~: IL" ordinance Oh >trcctS,Which
has CroI1 tin>e 10 ilme been suspended since
the var, be co!orc"d' lhe report was
adopted. ,.a, .,i.,,,. ,nfarrod to
reLL,,;re. LnE,e tI.t each holder OF property shall
.,,,i Il - r,,. frontfaot on the street where
! cuivcrt is in opcration.l .,,r;o+oa
'yhrcc hundred dollars were appropriated
for repairs on Dock street. no- ,5 D
! Rv rno1;rsl OF l!cs>rs. (. y. koSc ana L.
II XVIII. 4 sDccial committee OF three was
apDointcd to investigate The comps VI lnc
"IIn..mto~, of The estate of Thomas huther-
! ford. deceased. concerning cuNclI peioiiS
! inn to the latter which las been uSeu ~ tne
! ,.itv. The following committee was ap-
! nnintcd rcssrs. Ordway, ellis, ana COOK.
EtcJ for jhe pCOr.-Nr. GlilS, from the
/ c,am,niitce for the Relief OF the Poor, re-
nortpd that James II. PEltt, OF ictcrspurg'
! Hironoscd To furnish the city with l,oOo cords
If wood delivered at the Petersburg dePot,
III $3.50 per cord-thc price ol the "oou 10
a., be paid in city notes.
On motion. the matter was TclcrIeo o"ch
TO the committee. o, c.,,, +ho
CommittGc on ordinances, submitted al
ordinauce modifying the present ordinance
IN regard to the gauging OF liquors. me
nrfiin9nre was laid on the table until Inc
peyt meeting Of ll9 Council. .
Vensuri1lS Grain.-A communication
Prom rant;.ins of vessels loading III this port,
concerning the weighing and MEAS urn : ol
! rain. was submitted AMI referred 10 the
q mmittcc on the Improvement oi 'al'ieS
! River. ,,,,oI ,,,,ro
nriation of II 600 to st. Patricks orphan
Srhooi was ordered TO be pad. :,
Iire ,dpDdrdtus.-On motion OF Mr
Triadlcy. The Committee on the Fire Depart
mont was ordered 10 inquire into the cAPc
diencv of purchasing thlrd-ciass slcall
tirc-enc cine and ], 300 feet OF hose Tor the .s'
If the steam ire-englnes now III use Dy TIT
city. ,c. ord,,-,,, oNnrnd ,
rosaIntion submitting the report of tn
Committee on the New Reservoir, 10 III
CIV Engineer lor his report thereon
! Adopted. A. cir;s otf,.rad
roIoIution providing for advertising Tor pro
,'nv,is for furnishing wood for the destitute
i,oo,. Of Richmond during the coming WIZ
ter. Adopted. ,,
The Council! then adjourned.
BRIEF LocALs.-The American p: orlS S,.;.h var
Aiiortnn cleared yesterday for RIO with
cargo of ,slS barrels OF flour. >. ,oon :,
. The Court Of Appeals meets at noon tc
dav. ,,,;o ,,,;ldires es ,vcr
o displayed at ball mast yes yeSsi5Iay percs - ~
/, u owen 1s Kearney, of Montreal, Canad; I'd;
d;eI oTT On the Richmond, Fredericksburg an
o,aac I!et O,t c' raiIroad train on Saturday nigh
DIE. DIE. H. smith has entered upon "9 ;ntsrn the d,
charge Of his duties as assessor ol 'h'efh
Mr. Mayo will appear as Eatnie' ol L
,ot,Irn 10 Richmond next week.
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VELOCIPEDES.-T fayoritc NELO-
\ CIPEDE link over Cook 4 Laughton' $ a'Ic-
tion-rooms + now cpcn and al lovers Of h"aihfrl
exercise invited t. call and examine the assort-
mrnt OF machines and take Il ride. Come one.
c.,nn alt i2-J<
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TIE STATE FAIR.-Mr. Thomas y. Neal
ILL nL a@ent of the Virginia Agricultural
eo;atv enS.n has lust returned from his northern
s1,,tts s, =, nromoIe the interests of the Society,
1flp t roInrts ~ that large number OF northern
MY a.lb;hifors have been secured for the II
e3I.D e5,,ia State Fairin November: Hon. Horace
aaalev is amongst those who became NE
! as miners Of the Society, and he expects 10
-, o,esent ut the Fair.
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HARDWARE, ETC.

ARDW ii E.-WATkINS, COT :
IL TRELI & co. offer to merchants, farmer 6,
and mechanics, the largest, cheapest ana oeS' As
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, TOOLS, &C,
II has ever been Il cir pleasure 10 DO Deore, ana
ask cxalninat ION Of their stock ana prices.
Wear agents for GUM BELIlNC and pAGh-
ING aud ANKE K BRAND BOLIISG CLOIIs.
Wa TkINS, COTTRELL Y Co,
Sc I7-3m 1897 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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STENCIL TOOLS AND PLATES.

X BELLENOT, DIE-SIEKER AND
". BEAND-CElTFP. lil0 MAIN STREE -
The new patent RRhNDiNG-lRD%. for mar ing
81 kinds Of wooden articles by heating Il. Is cr-
tcctly adapted 10 branding barrels or any her
article under the new law.
Engravcrs' Stock, stencil Paste, Brushes, In
dclible Ink, steel Dies, &lphahcts, Seal Presses,
Brass and German silver, Frames, Stee! Rings,
Checks Tags So. wholesale .nd retail mhf
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PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER II, 1869.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. OCTOBER IL, 1850.
sun rises 6.23 Moon sets.. .........u .u.31
Sun sets 5.37 High tide. ......... 6.2c
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SCHOOL REPORTs.-GO TO ImM yaf1
4AST THEW PRINTED NEATLY AND
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Communications and remttanccs may be
semi TO Mrs. G. ". Randolph, Richmond,
Va.
southern papers are respectfully re-
questcd to copy this appeal at once, and
urge its claims upon the generous public.
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. COMMISSIONERS ~ CHAHcEEY. = General
Candy has appointed the following addi-
tionaf commissioners in chancery Pertec
Wallace, Henry stevens, and '. L. Shep-
herd. Nelson county; j. =. Hodges, city OF
Portsmouth; Frank II. Johnston, William
y. Patterson, and Augustus hcpaSs, Wythe
county: i. i. Robinson, William l.. Wade.
and Frank i3cntcr, Cumberland county :
Jam, ". Downing, northampton; Wade
". uampt on, Page. .t
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MEETINGS.

or. JOHNS LODGE, No. S6.->2x
= BRETuRES-You are requested to at Xxx
tend a stated communication OF your Lodge, ~
In the Masonic Hall on Broad street, on TUES
DAY EVENING, October 18th; at O'CLOCK.
= i,y order OF the Worshipfml Master.
JAMES K.sFISHFR, Secretary.
RICHMOND, A. l.. $3.50, ID. lst9. oc FL
MASONIC NOTICE.-The men, & =
WI hers Of IiENRICO UNION LODGE, Xxx
No 1870 are hereby summoned to attend AZ
called meeting at their hail. on Twenty-ofth street,
On THIS EVENING at ! O'Clock, Tor work andin-
gtruciion. Members of sister Lodges and tram
silent brethren In good standing are invited to at-
tend.
I,y order of Worshipful Master.
WILLIAM NJ. SHTrHER, Secretary.
Richmond. october 18th, 4. d. 1919, A. l.. 53o9.
oc l2-lt*
C,HAMBFR OF COMMFRCE.-Th an-
! nual meeting OF the members OF the RICH.
MOND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE VIII DC heiu
on WEDNESDAY EVENING, 18th instant, at
o'clock in their rooms over the First National
Bank. for the election of esldent and Board or
=. G. COGTlLAN, Secretary.
Erening EeirS copy. oc I2--.t
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100 BUSHELS PRIME POTATOES
lUU for sale by barrel or s9sset oynnIsoS.
&c Is aAtAASS~s -
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
EOHN II. CLAIBORNE,
U.ATE GENERAL AGENT ARLINGTON
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OFFICE WITH VIRGINIA STATE INSU-
RANCE COMPANY,
ONE DOOR VEST OF POST-OFFICE,
WILL REPRESENT
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
ORGANIZED IN 1872.
THE LARGEST INSURANCE COMPANY IN
TIE WORLD.
Cash receipts for the year ending February !,
CASH asset February !. 1892. Invested IN bonds
ana MORTGAGES worth double tie amount loaned J
%umIcr Of policies in force February l, 1852,
;fnis Is ar :,li-casl ard a PURELY MuTrAL CONF
pATY. aua Is conducted 1n tic only prlhcln.t
which time md experience las proven o. hc ui!.
mI'clv - ic .lld Trustworthy. All of its prni's
arr divided au:ld'i" among the insured III ttc
most equitable manner. which can he iisco I" 'h
crease l!r premiums ar t. irnrc!""n %Gulli'h"i
IN nr@ncc At the "i.Er % 'c cIr,s Js, -o'e''
Dr j. u. ACCA CAw. Aie..Gai Examiner.
Insure your Property with
VIRGINIA STATE INSURANCE CGAPANf.
JOHN l.. BACON, President.
WA, u. CHRISTIA>. Secretary.
we Applications sUictc". -
oc ,o--avy IN JOHN II. CLAlBOR&E.
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lGRBfsR FcaTpoNING TIE APPOINTMENT OF
STATE PROXIEs AND DIEECTORs.-Thc fol.
towing was Issued from military hcadquar.
tnrS YESTERDAY: .s@..
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-09-24
MARRIED.

At the residence Of Mr.. Samuel shuek, on The
18th inst, by Rev. A. ". Gibson, Mr.. JOHN w
ROHM and Miss LIZZIE JOHNSTON, all Of
Bedford.
Accompanying the above notice was the prin
tor's share Of cake for which the typos return
thanks. The happy pair are veil and fayorably
known in this z. May their life be without a
their sorfs never give out always have JuH case
a tai take, and abundant supply vf SNAIL CARS
and may the JoHS's-sovs be as the @s of heaven
in no.
On the oh inst, by the Rev G. Probst DR.
H. II. HILL and Miss JENNIE De La MON.
TANGE, both Of EmmaviIle, Fulton CO., Pa.
On tfe 10th inst, by the Rev. Q. U. Hcilman
at William Oster's, Mr.. ENOCH BLACKBURN
and MARY OSTER, both of this county.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-09-24
Il, NJ FISHER AND BABIES,
II. Nest door 10 the Bed(ord Hotel
G O O D NEW AT LAS

The CheoPest Goods ccer brought % Bedfora
We VIII sell GOODS CHEAPER. by 70 to 25 Der
cent. than ever sold in Bedford eoanty
The best COFFEE at % cents but the less we
sell the better we are Ell.
The LADIES HOSE, 81 ID : ents we will not
have this time, but come ~ ~ Clr 5, 20 and 25
cents, and viii make yea howl.
You will all be waited on by ELI and the BA-
BIES, as the OLD ELI cannot do anything him
self. great variety Of Parasols sun UInbrel-
las. Pocket books &c. Linen Handkf's Ladies
and Cents from cents TO 25 cents. CALICoBS
from 10, u and few pieces at Is cents. MUS
LINS, from % To p cents You all know that
we sell NOTIONS 100 per cent cheaper than any
body else All Wool Cassmeres, from 80 cents TO
500 All w ool Dress Goods, from Is to IS cents.
Ticking, from % 10 80 cents. Paper Collars, 10
cents; best 25 cents per box. pair Mems Half
Hose, for 5 cents. Clear Glass Fumblers so cts.
Il doz ,or cents piece. great lot Of Boots
and Shoes, to be sold cheap. Queens and Glass
ware. very cheap. Syrup so cents and $780,
$3.50 for best, clear as honey and thick tar
Bakers Molasses, 50 cents per gallon or Il cents
a quart. These goods will 'tPositirely" not be
sold unless for Cash or Produce. Come and see
us, it viii not cost anything to the Goods and
Babies. y. &. All these Goods we're bought at
slaughtered prices in NeS York.
Y. M FISHER BABIES.
These Goods we win sell SO low, that we cannot
afford to sing (Auld Lang Syne)
All accounts must be settled by the middle Of
July next, by cash note they will be left in
the hands OF E. NJ. ALsIP, Esq, for collection.
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