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Miscellaneous.
The Captured WAR vessel Cuba---Pro-
test Of Her CorD'nander---The Case
gorls.nuett--E-ni:e:i STATES Cutter and
S;unhnnE Watching Her.

The Captured WAR vessel GTba---Pro-
test Of Her Coru7:ander---Tlae Case
Observation-Disclosures States Gutter and
GunbNas watching Her.
WrLMIHGToN, n. c.. October 11.-The
case OF the priyatocr Cuba was opened
before the United states commissioner this
morning--G. p. Lowry, of New York ;
George Davis. late Confederate attorney
General: and Judge @. =. Mears, Of this
city, representing the "Rcpubic Of Cuba.'
The commission of Commodore Higgins rs
an officer Of the Cuban navy, and a protest
from him against the seizure OF his ship.
were read. lie protests because his ship is
a ship-of-war of Il recognized nation, and
concludes "And now. having, for the dig
nifty and honor of the Republic of Cuba,
made protest against the exercise OF Il
jurisdiction over her public ships un-
known among nations, and being willing
and DESTROYS to have the truth known to
all nations and persons, and particularly
the citizens Of the United States, do de-
clare il is untrue that the said vessel has III
anV Of her preparations offended the neu-
tfaitv laws Of the United States of America
in the manner charged, or III any other
manner: and ! aver that the said vessel is
now in the same condition in every respect
~ when she was purchased from the Gov
crnmcnta Of the United States, in the
month of June, 1869, except few imma-
tcrial alterations not relating TO her
character or use Is Il war vessel; and
except. further, that he said vessel, since
the said purchase, and while out Of the
limits of the United States, and more than
twenty days after the departure thercirom,
and after we had entered British port and
had been there seized by the public autho,
rites, examined, and discharged, and had
cleared therefrom, and then, and not till
then, was she sold and delivered to the Re-
public of Cuba, and was fitted out and
armed upon the high seas, and beyond the
jurisdiction of the United States and of all
other nations: that all the proceedings
aforesaid. so I'm from being in disregard oi
the right and dignity OF the United States,
were conducted in Il careful and true re-
spect therefor, and under the sanction Of the
well-establishcd principles of public laws
The protest Is signed edward Higgins,
commodore Cuban navy. commander Of
the Cuban steamship Cuba"
In order to allow the Government time tC
produce the witnesses, the United State:
commissioner continued the ease until Satur
day next at 10H o'clock y. NJ.
The United States revenue cutter from
Savannah arrived here yesterday, and
United States gunboat, Commander Wilson
eleven guns, arrived at O'Clock to-day.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
Letter from EouSlOTn.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.


LoupouN COUNTY, October 8, 1869.
| The late rains have revived vegetation, re-
| Moved the winter pastures, and lightcned
the labor required to prepare the parchcd
| earth for seeding wheat, which is now going
| on rapidly. The average corn crop Of The
county is good, though considerably short
| cncd by the drought. With Increased facil-
| tiles for transportation, Loudoun would
offer greater Inducements to landowners
than any other portion Of Virginia. and ur
| II" Loudoun and Hampshire road is fin h
cd to Hamilton: and the extension to he
eastern base OF the mountains will be put
under contract this fall. The turnpike from
Middlcburg 10 the rlainS--scvcn miles
ana ho!-conncctS that portion OF the
county with the Manassas road. About
half the ro~i IS completed, and does
much credit TO the contractor. The into
rest felt in this work has been lcssencd
by the additional freight recently imposed
dria. and which will have the effect OF divert
ing trade from that road to the LOudoun
and Hampshire.
y somewhat notorious thief was captured
near Waterford Il few days ago rejoicing in
The aliases Of Sherman, RocmS, Dixon, &C.
Ills latest exploit was stealing Il valuable
gun. 4 quantity OF tobacco. and clothing,
from gentleman near the Plains. to whom
ne had hired himself to cut corn. lie was
carried TO "arTcnton, where \ reward OF
fifty dollars had already been offered for him
Oh account Of previous robbery : so we
hope to send him on to learn better morals
and manners under WardWclPS tuition. 7.
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Foreign News.

GREAT BRITAl
LONDON, October 11.-Martin the Fcnian,
who died at Kings College Hospital, was
buried Yesterday. Thousands attended the
funeral. The mournelS wore green scarfs.
A meeting was held Yesterday at Noting
Hill t:tvoring the extension OF the Fcnlan
amnesty. The speeches were intlammatory,
but the meeting was orderly.
AUSTRIA.
vienna, October 11.-Francis Joseph
Joins the Empress Eugene ut Constantine
ple October 24th. When accompanied by
the Sultan the party will proceed to Suez
ria Joppa and Jerusalem. The French,
Austrian, and Turkish fleets will convey
the party.
FRANCE.
PARIS. October 1.-THE coal miners
strike in Ayignon continues. y large meet
inc, held in the reimbursement OF Belleville,
was forciDly dispersed, and some citizens
hurt.
4 large meeting Of manufacturers at Null
hansen was held to consider the American
cotton question and other collateral sub
iects. The meeting denounced the recently
concluded commercial treaty, and urged
the substitution Of a customs tariff.
SPAIN.
MADRID, October ll.-General Picrrod.
recently captured, and imprisoned at Tano'
coma, has escaped.
PARIS, October 1l.-The defeated party
of Spanish Republicans driven across the
lines was promptly captured by the French
authorities.
A Republican demonstration at Madrid is
unprecedented, but the Government is taking
great precautions.
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Mn. DAvIs's ARRIVAL IN BAlTlMoHE.-Mr.
Davis returns in Greatly improved health,
but seemed much panied to hear Of The death
of eX-PrcSidcnt Pierce, in whose cabinet he
held the portfolio of war. Mr.. Davis tam-
" remain in Europe. The knowledge that
SIR. Davis would arrive hy the Bali Imore
drew togcthera large crowd III the wharf,
but it was quite dark before the passengers
lett the ship, and many were disappointed
in not seeing him, though a considerable
number remained for some time outside the
pier. 1t was about o'clock before MIR. Da-
Wis and other passengers landed. Mr.. Davis
walked to the tcrry~hoat, on which he cross
ed over to Fclls Point, and taking city
passenger railway car. went TO Barnum
CITY Hotel, where he ut once Withdrew to
his room, but during the evening waSwaitcd
on by several friends. Mr.. Davis registered
at the hotel rs Jefferson Davis OF Missis-
ippi.-BulttmOre Sun.
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Lcttcr from. King William.
correspondence OF The Richmond DIsp@tch.
King WILLIAM COUNTY, tA.,2


HING WILLIAM COUNTY, tA.,2
October s, 1869.
We have, in common with nearly all parts
OF the State, to complain Of lon@-continucd
drought, curtniling the crops fully onc-half,
but which is partially compensated by t1c
probability Of high prices for what is made.
This county, it is thought, has made enough
corn to supply the home consumption ut
least, for which we are thankful. rs some of
the ncighborn" ones have not enough to
feed their inhabitants, and will, rs Il matter
OF course, have TO buy from Others.
our farmers are steadily following their
whcat-landS, notwithstanding the almost
impcnctrable condition Of the soil from
drought. Many have already broken up
their Corn-lands and ao|ycd them with early
wheat while the freedmen arc generally
settling down to The belief that politics and
carpct-baggerS are Gclusivc snaics. and not
at all conducive to their interests or h1ppi-
ness. NEMISE.
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY On Thursday about
noon, rs two brothers, William and Alfred
Bell, merchants vi Cumberland, Md, were
driving along Che old piank-road, short
distance from BarrOWSyllle, eight miles from
Cumberland, a man jumped from the bushes
near the roadside, and catching the horse by
the head, drew Il revolver, and i'll true high
wayman style demanded their money or
their lives. They surrendered what funds
they had, some SGT, when the robbcr re-
uucstcd them TO give up their watches. Mr..
Alfred Bell protested he had no watch, and
while the rascars attention was engaged in
observing William pulling his watch out
Alfred made Il snatch at the pistol, grasping
il over the nipple. In the struggle the ham
mer fell, catching Alfred between the thumb
and foretinger, holding it SO hrmly that ne
was dragged from the buggy. Before ne
could loosen the pistol from his hand and
fire upon him the robber had made his es,
cape in the woods. Mr. Bell has the pistol
as memento. Who the hishwayman WAS,
or where he came from, there is no means
Of Knowing Wheeling Register.
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Riot arnO:sS 5ZiaeFS 5n EGGE,cc---'Sslc
New Civil War la s:ans,:---EarOn


Riot aEnO:sS 1=iuers 5n FrGs,cc---E.lc
New Civil War in spus.:---si.r0I,
1laUssIuun.
PARIS. October 9.-Cn Thursday last 4;
VERY Formidable Iiot broke ont among the
miners employed by the Compagnie du
Chcmin dc Fer d'Gricans, in the depart
ment Of Avignon. The rioters attempted
TO drown the Chief engineer OF the company
in Il ncighborinI river, but their efforts
were frustrated 10y the project and the
troops under his command. The yicc-prC-
feet and >cvcra! other persons were wounded
in the melee. During the might Of the It'll
the miners fired the general StOrchou>eS and
other buildings OF the company i'll that
neighborhocG. and by the next morning the
riot had assumed alarming proportions. ON
In" morning OF the Sth6 the miners, III large
force. attacked the !orgoS OF the company,
but the military, who had mean While A.
rived on the ground, charged upon thcm,
and at the sam" time used their firearms.
Ten rioters were killed outright aaG many
others Were wounded. The mob then dis
pcrscd.
Baron Iiaussmann is not dead.
PARIS. tctohcr Spain is in very un-
settled condition. The Republican," are
making strong resistance III various parts OF
the country. Madrid is tranquil, but the
police authorities have advised the inhabi-
lillS OF Tile CITY 10 III III lNtilStNtS anu
their servants, III order 10 defend thelI
houses in ease OF riot.
Nineteen hundred insurgents have sur.
rendered To General Baldllck. The General
refuses to pardon those who committed
as>a>sinationS.
Intelligence from Granada is to the effect
that the volunteers in that section refuse To
diSarln. and have escaped to the open coun.
try. \ body Of volunteers in >.ra@ossa fired
e.-..., Il md h,I1
tight cnsucd. The disturbance was fully
unellcd. but not until much blood had been
shed.
The insurgents placed Instructions on
the track Of the Andalu>im railway, which
caused Il train Of cars filled with troops To
fall OF the track. -Four Of the troops were
killed aud many wounded.
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Forcipn ,Jorke,.-[Hy TrIEcr,pu7.

LONDON. October !-EueniRg.-Cnnsols. 9.s.
United states bonds, 81. Sugar quiet both on tie
spot and aioat.
LIVERPOOL. October II - jIUcrinJ. - Cotton
opened Guitt but closed irregular: uplands, l2t69
l?ad. Orleans l25Ipl.sl.; sales, 1000 bales. Wheat,
o.. Cd. Beef, Sos.
PARIS, October 1l.-Boursc opens firm rentes,
III. s7c.
HAvRE. October 1i.-Cotton opens firm and
quiet on the spot. A7if; afoat, 1881.
HAVANA. October 10.-Stocll OF sugar hero and
at Matanzas POI boxes and 3, 900 hogsheads. Quo
tttiors nominal, With buyers and sellers apart.
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NOR NORFOLK, PORTS-Sst7sr
MOUTH, AND LII. REGULAR ssess2HEfset1sazkx
LANDINGS on TIE JAMES E1NEE.-Ihe fast
and elegant UNITED STATES NAL, steamer
10 III y ~ !. V 5 7 l. K,
Captain Z. &. CLIFFORD,
leaves her wharf nj Rockets for the above-named
places on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and f l-
DAYS, ut 81 O'Clock A. NJ. and returns on Tues
days. Thursdays. and Saturdays.
Passengers arrive In Norfolk In time to con-
meet with steamers for Baltimore anu points
North.
Trains leave City Point for Petersburg on azrt-
val Of steamer.
Fare tn Norfolk, e.. so.
FREIGHT
received Tuesdays, Thursdays, andSSsaturdays
from II u. to 81 =. NJ. for Norfolk portsmouth,
Boston. Baltimore. and principal landings on
Chesapeake bay. and ail regular landings on james
river. III reasonable rates.
~ WHARFAGE CHARGED.
Frcighls Tor way-landings must lie prepaid.
Applyto Il. Is: IAIOh, a2eLt.,
-. al Office. steamers WHARF.
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DEATH OF JouS VI. CAMERoN.-A tCle-
gram received in this city on Saturday an
nounccd the sad intelligence Of the death OF
John Walker Cameron, il Savannah, Ga.
His di>ca>" was brain fever, which proved
swiftly fatal in its effects. The deceased was
the second son Of the late Walker Cameron,
Of this city, and the only brother Of Colonel
William i. Cameron, formerly editor OF this
paper. lie was widely known in this COM
muuity, and enjoyed the respect and friend
ship OF many who will he panied to hear OF
his sudden ucmiSc. II &c ms but ~ yc>tcr-
day that he left Us to engage in business in
the South, in the full vigol' and health OF
youth, and with the promise OF Il bright
and useful future before him. Alas, that
we are so soon called upon to mourn him Il,
lost to u- in this world.
His remains will bc brought 10 Peters
burg for Misunderstanding Il.r.
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Colonel ". II. TOyd.

BROKE JAII..-Thc Roanoke Times says
On Thursday night Lass. Is our efficient and
excellent jailor went into the room to take
the prisoners TO the dungeon where they
are nightly kept, he was violently assaulted
by Tire" or fUCr CT the prisoners. who were
endcayoring to effect their escape, when
Il conflict cnSued which proved to be Of
rather Il serious character. The prisoners
attacked the ia;!or with pieces OF 4 chair
broken for the purpose, when Nj. Willard
HUFF. II reSolUtc young man, seized Il gun
and fired on one Of the prisoners. iniIirtin"
Il serious wound on the tlc>hy part Of the
thigh. The old gent ieman Uluttj received Il
severe cut on the head. Mrs. Hun WAS
seriously injured, receiving q cut on thc
head and having her hand badly hurt. MIR.
Lyon was also badly hurt, Several shots
were fired, though but one proved effective.
Three OF the prisoners? white man Ohe
ringleadcr) and two negrocS-:Te n"w at
large.
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Democratic triumph, Mt Savannah.

SAVANNAH, Ga. October 11.-Colonel
John Screven, the Democratic candidate Tor
Mayor. and the entire Democratic ticket for
Board of Aldermen, were elected to-day,
the ticket receiving 1900 votes out of re-
gistered vote OF 400. The blacks generally
voted the Democratic ticket
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TIE Wiz OF TIE LATE SECRETARY RAW.
,r>e.--T0-iay Mrs. General RawlinS. accom-.
panied by President Grant. appeared in tho
rruhans' court. with the will OF the late
General John \. Rawiins. for the Durposc
al. qualifying ~ executors. General John
T.. smith, Colonel Iii Parker, and Hon. ia
ga1 -. Cox, testified To Che GcnuincucSs OF
tho signature, and the will was admitted to
probate. Letters tcStamcutary We're issued
IL Mrs. E3wlinS ana President Grant, the
amount OF bond for tho faithful execution
Il their trust being fixed At S20.GG0. Mrs.
EaW.!ns aud the President, not being aware
thai Il was necessary 10 have suretiCs.
neglected to have hondsmcn present and
Nc>srS. John II. johnson and l.. G. Hinc
Two members of the bar, volunteered to 20
on the bond, aud were accepted nv Judge
Purcell. The will is dated September 9Th
last. and covers three and half pages of
letter papc~, ard commences ain the
name Of God. Amen. |. John 4. Raw
lltS, Of IT," city of Washington. Dis
trict Of Columbia, nj the age OF thirty
nine Years, do make, publish, and declare.
this my last viii and testament. that is say"
lie 1ir~t Inequalities 10 his wife, Mary +.
R&wlins. and 10 his three children his
house and LOT situated al the southeast cor
nor Of Twelfth and " streets ~ equal
heirs, rs also his lands in Cheyenne and
Golden City, Wyoming Territory to his
son, James Brandon Kawlins, he leaves his
library; to his father and mother his pro-
pclty known as RawlmS'S Homestead, in
The town Of Guilford. Joe Davies county.
Illinois. is beQucathed; and ut their death
il j to bc divided into cighs portions, tiv"
of them to go to his brother Lcmucl, who is
10 SATISFY his sisters Mary and Laura and
brother Robert, and keep the place rs Il
whole. Lastly, he dominates his wife and
the President rs executors and rs guardians
to his chillrcn-- WASHINGTON Star
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ADVANCE OF FREIGHT CHARGES TO THE
WEsT.-Nc,r York, October 9.-rhc Kew
York Central, Eric, and Pennsylvania Cen
trail Railway Companies to-day still further
advanced the prices upon western freight.
This tariff Of prices will, it is said, he fur
thcr increased next week, and il is proha-
bic the old high prices will be adopted lor
the winter,
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INSrALLATIoS.-Thc installation of the
Rev. Mr., Chamhii>r, Of Virginia, to the
second Baptist church, Broadway, took
place Yesterday afternoon ut the above
church, in the presence Of large congrega-
ton. The ceremonies were opened with
prayer by Rev. Mr. Bo>tcn, followed by an
appropri;ltc address BY the Rev. DR.. Will
lians, of the First Baptist church. Rev.
Mr.. Hawthorne, Of the Franklm-SQuarc
Baptist church, delivered the charge to the
new minister, and the ceremonies were
closed by Rev. Dr.. Fullcr.-Balttm0re Sun,
llh.
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OCTOBER 9.-Cor1..-Whitc, Sl.l5. yellow, 81 10
MIXED, Sl.G9.
Psus-Black-eye. $l.'7t black, 9oc.
Liquors.--Apple brandy, S3ISt. Whiskcy, proof
Sl.3JQ Tl.io; Old Rye, s?.5o@Ti.
ShiRgiss.-No. l. SsMSl3.
Tdr.-Large barrels, $40: small barrels, ,Sl.so
prime IL. 3O@Sl.5O: common. $i.l5. Red. prime
81. so; fair, SI25M$1.!o; common. 81 .lOGisSl.25.
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NEoS5y's Challenge.

WARRENTON. October 3, 1863.
Sir,-Iour note Of the I'd is cvasiyc. 1T
omitted your offensive language il was be,
cause desired 10 explanation or apology
My object has been TO test whether you
would fight as \ gentleman, and 10 remove
all prcteNt for oquivocation. ! nOw
quote your objectionable language. YOU
said that you "could prove in Pennsylvania
that / was highway rohber." ! now
demand satisfaction (not explanation Oh
cquivocation).
VIII you tight? Colonel Smith has full
authority to net.
Respectfully, your ohcdicnt servant,
john :. NoSBY.
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Thp VALLEY Fair.
LATEST WASHINGTON NEWS
United States Supreme Court.

WASHINGTON, October 1.-THE Ycr9cr
case will be heard in the Supreme Court
Friday as 10 the question Of jurisdiction.
The Brown case. from Texas, is to abide by
the decision il tie Iercer case.
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MALICIOUS AssAULT.-On Tuesday last a
most outrageous assault was made on Mr..
john +. Hughes, rcsidin. about three miles
from this place, by Aaron McdoWS, negro
boy in Mr. HIS employment. They had Il
little difficulty. Hughes had turned away,
when the negro struck him with MI iron
bar. The negro is under bail.-Chatham
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Born MAER1Ep.-The Selma Times is
looming up. 1t says: "Coloncl NJ. d.
pritchard and lady (,lfe Mrs. Whalcy), Miss
Hooker, and the Misses Whalcy, Of Selma,
were registered at the Battle House, Mobile,
on the 30th.'
The Times will have to give another
Neigh Montgomery Mail.
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2s,c saies. $3.50 bales receipts, g. SAC. Sugar.
Common. 12c. /; prime. Isic. Molasses-Reboiled,
G2id75c. Gold 1905. New York sight, &c. dis
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The louisville Commercial COnyen
t;G,,.

LOUISVILLE, KY. October 1l.-Onc hum
dred and forty-three delegates to the Com
mercial Convention have registercd-mostly
from the South. Hon. Willard Fillmore
held reception to-day at the courthouse.
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THE MORNING GLORY

FIREPLACE HEATER.
Something entirely new. With II FOUR STo-
RES can be heated with one fire. All cnst-tron-
the best IN use. c. q. GREGORY,
oc SIN I4l7 Main street.
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FOR NEW YORK. SS
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP $500

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP uSsSs.1.Lsssxs
COMPANY.
The splendid new sidc-whcel steamships ISAAC i
BELL. SARATOGA, NIAGAR A, Abe
MARIE, and HATTERAS, leave New York for
Norfolk. City Point, and Richmond, every TU ES.
DAY. THURSDAY. and SATURDAY, at q
o'clock J.. VI. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY +,
FRIDAY. aud SUNDAY, nj high tide.
These ships arc entirely new. They have elegant
saloons and statcro"ms. The fare accoinmoaa-
tinns. aud attention. are unsurpassed =,
Close connections made with steamers Tor al
southern and European ports.
Insurance effected, when ordered, AT A QUAR-
TER OF ONE PER CENT, at the Offices of this
company. ,- ,,,,
X l.. MCCREADY, President, lS7 Greenwich
street Sew York.
WILLIAM C. DUNIIAM & CO., Agents,
corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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Eart.,euake Mt st. Thomas.

New YORK, October 1l.-AdYices from St
Thomas say that on the 18th of September
they had an earthquake there almost equal
to that Of 1867.
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spnrehoudetf Ecniau Raid ON Canada

TORONTO, October 1.-THE volunteers
throughout the country have been ordered
to hold themselves in readiness for service.
The Government apprehends another Fe-
ninn raid
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

CHARLES \. ROSE, ATTORNEY AT
NLAW, practices in all the courts Of Richmond
city and Iicnricu. ONCE on Tenth street between
~ oc l2-lt1
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9 T. PENDLETON'S GLISH
-. CLASSICAL AND MATHEMAT1CAI!
SCHOOL, Fourth street between Main cad
franklin. ,
The number of scholars in each main room Ia
limited to TWENTY-FIVE, and in the primary
department to TEN. The intention Is to form
LIMITED and PLEASANT SCHOOL.
'' S. T. PENDLETON,
oc etOct22+ Principal.
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WILLIAM c. DuNIIAM CO., Agents


Steamers weekly 70 LIVERPOOL. erfil~S
calling at QUEh&SrOW leaving szaskkiaz =.
pier IL North river every saturday
EEANCE Di'GIN, HELNETIA.
DENGIARK, ERIN PENNSYLVANIA,
FEtiLNND, VIRGINIA, LOUISIANA.
CABIN passage. 800 and So, currency.
Storage passage, $50, currency:
Storage iickctS from Liverpool or Queenstown,
:37, in currency "a.
Stccrapc passage from Antwerp, Hamburg, Rot
tcr,lain and IIayrc. So, in currency.
For further particulars. apply ut the offices OF
the company, % Broadway, +. w. D. HURST,
Manager, 81 Ia " ~o
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VIRGINIA POST OFFICES. name oft the
office II Pcrkins'S store, Nelson county,
Virginia, is changed TO Elminyton. and vii
liam j. Lyon continued AZ postmaster.
Office ut ku>iyilIr, Rockingham county.
Virginia, is discontinued; papers should
now 20 to HarriSouburg.
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E'DEI'S TROCuES OF CARBOLIC
n NPOU d. for sore throat, coughs
asthma, &C., for sale by
l.. WAGNER. Druggis'.
oc I2--"t% corner sixth ana broad streets.
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Washington Departments Closed.

WAsuISGToS. October 1.-THE Depart
ments and the banks are closed to-day in
honor of the memory of cX-Prcsident Pierce.