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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-16

MURDER or CATHOLIC PRIEsT.-About
: o'clock last evening Father McGOWan, the
Catholic priest at this place, was shot and
instantly killed by Il man named Thomas
Powers. Father MCGOWAN was sitting in
hisroom reading his prayer-hook when Pow
crS entered, revolver in hand. and, taking
steady aim, shot him dead. No one was
present at the time. Having committed The
deed, Powers walked TO the Jail and gave
himself up, at the same time handin" hi
revolver 10 the jaior. \ hundred rumorS
arc allo:u rs 10 the cause Of the murder, but
nothing definite can be asccrtained in the
midst OF the intense excitement which pre-
vailed. Powers is Of Irish descent, and has
several very respectable relatives residing
hcrc.-BcNJont0inc, ohio (NoremJer l0M),
correspondence Cincinnati Enquirer.
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TENNESSEE CONvEETIoE BILL-MORE
CHARGES AGAINST GEHERAL AMEs. Nash
rWe, November 13.-Thc second committee
of conference to reconsider the disagree
mcnt between the Senate and House upon
the Convention bill reported this morning
that they could not agree. Propositions
were then made in both Houses inStructing
the committee to report compromise
providing that the Convention shall be COM
posed OF scvcnty-iiyc members instead OF
fifty, IL proposed by the Senate, and one
hundred by the House.
The Memphis .AralGnche publishes a list
of persons residing in that city who, it as
>crts. have been imported by General Amc>
into Mississippi as managers OF the election
there in the interest Of the Radical party,
and calls upon The authorities at Washington
10 Interfere.
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DEATH FROM UYDROpU0BIA.-Al

DEATH FROM IIYDRopHoDIA.-Mary !.
Sohn. aged eighteen years, daughter Of Mr..
John Solrn, of Baltimore county, Il domestic
in the family OF Mr.. Fisher, No. 800 Central
avenue, died about . o'clock on Friday
afternoon of hydrophobia. She had been
bitten by dog in the thigh some twenty
two months ago, and the physicians who
attended her at the time were Of opinion
that She had been cured Of all bad effects OF
the virus. \ few days before her death she
complained Of stiffness IN the limbs, and on
FRIDAY was seized with commissions, death
ending her SutlcringS in 4 few hours. Every
thing possible WAS done by her physicians to
save her lite, bat without ctlect.--B0Limorc
SIN lIth.
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At Cumberland, Cumberland county,
Va, George Brown is appointed postmaster
uice John W. Trent, deceased.
WHAT CAUSED A FIRE.-Forney's CIroni-
Gle asks its readers to read 'pan of grease"
instead Of ''pair OF geese"
Beechcr wants John Chnaman to vote,
"pig-tail and all" The Boston Post thinks
this is queue-rious way of expressing it.
Elder Knapp declares the spirit manifesto
tons to be reality, and that they are.all
the work Of the devil.
Rev. j. C. Smith, Of Washington, de-
clined an addition of 81 600 per annum,
which his church proposed to make to his
salary.
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tI.t 'AI IHAl IL. ! " l. l. CAIpf.'S
uurATLY ENhGGE"ATED-CAD WAL
TON WAS Not DANGEROUSLY CUT, AND
IA>EETUENED TO pCTN-TIiEO OFFICIAL
HEAD or Uj'E POSTMASTER: GOES OFF.
LEXINGTON. l., November u, 1869.
Your cores Undcut did rot send you IN
acrount Of the "attray" ut the Institute
h..:.i,>c he regarded ii rs 50 small M affair
81 Hot 10 hcworlh publi>hing-c>pccially H.
il would cause liuca>ine-s among the friends
al youU- Walton and inIiict pain upon the
r,iy worthy family If Cadet Price.
But as the cHtcrpr!sing reporter O! The
Lynchhurg HcpaJhcun has given I very
exaggerated account Of the affair de
irving his statement, no doubt, from that cN-
ccIirAt medium Of l"2rS the packctboat) we
send you the following, which we derive
from entirely authentic sources.
cadets Price and Walton roomcd to-
1rthrr. and were very good friends, save
that Walton was fond Of teasing, and Price
perhaps rather easily leased. ON the eve
ming Of the difficulty Price was engaged in
study, lille Walton and Others in the room
seemed inclined TO talk. Failing to obtain
silence, ard the others enjoying his annoy
mlc", Price went out, threatening 10 report
them to the officer of the day. Returning
ina short time sharp words cn>ucd between
him and Walton, which finally came TO
blows, and Price, being much the smaller
man, drew Il small porlsct-kuitc and warned
Walton oil. The latter advanced. and was
tIying to knock the knife from Prices hand,
when he received several severe but by no
means dangerous cuts. The surgeon Of the
Institute who attended him informs Us
that he never considered him in the Slight
rst danger; that lie only excused him from
duty IT, Il precautionary measure, and that
lie had returned 10 duty long before tina
EepuJttcdn'S fast itnc informed it that he
va, in " crilical" condition, and That &c
fatal termination was not unlikely"
Young Price was. dismissed from the
institute under standing rule to cX-
pei every cadet who uses weapon i'll
a difficulty; but the authorities ca
,ecdingly regretted the necessity for the
step, rs he is regarded as Il most worthy
young !uail, and had been one OF the most
orderly and studious cadets i'll the corps.
As for being "arrcstcd by the authorities
u the law" he is still here, and has made
u" attempt whatever at cOnccalment; but
The authorities have wisely deemed the AZ
iaIr not worth their notice. By-the-way, II
he had been arrested ii would have been the
hrst Instance since the war in which Il charge
o. any sort has been made against cadet to
cither civil or military authority. While the
Iaculil were, Of course, jIStiilable III eX-
PritIn8 him, We yet hope that the Board OF
trustees may overlook bis haSty act, and re-
Li't4tc young Price to the advantages which
he seemed TO prize 80 highly. If they will,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Strain and Flour Market.

Strain and Flour Market.
Corn AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, VA, November IL, l5eo. !
OFFERINGS.
Whed..-Jhite, 1916 bushels. Red, I. go bushels.
Loy7l.-Wl.ite, 1,092 bushels. Mixed, Ga bushels.
OGts.-1,lO 100 bushels.
Rye.-a. bushels.
SALES.
Vhent.-Whte. $50 bushels prime at Silly
l32 bushels very good on private terms 50 bush,
els prime private terms; 1911 bushels good
ut si..5 SIS bushels very good at Sl.50 90 bushels
st SlA7l 3s bushels at Sl4O 2s5 bushels at 81 30
total. l. 7Ss bushels Red 30 bushels very good on
bushels at s1.3o so bushels prime at S.3s-total.
100 bushels.
Corn.-Wh!tc, $50 bushels prime at sl.O9; 50
bushels wccvil-eatcn at Sl.Os ia bushels new At
9Oc: 80 bushels at 51.Cs; 200 bushels very damp
new at sOc.--total 39I bushels. Mixed, 90 bushels
very good on private terms.
ats-3G4 bushels prime at sTc. $50 bushels at
.etc.-total, 81. bushels.
RE-ExHInITED.
Corn-White, go bushels
MISUNDERSTANDING OF Wheat on Change TO-
day l.345 bushels white and LEGO bushels red, OF
which / 7SS bushels white and 700 bushels red were
sold leaving S. bushels white and Lose bush
els red. Market unchanged except that white was
In better demand than red.
Offerings of Corn l.7o5 bushels. Market mode
ratclv active. and prime old &c. less thsn the
quotation Of Saturday.
Oats quiet and shade lower.
Nothing done In Rye
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TuE PEABODY PnEsENrs.-Nictora'> por-
trait. with the autograph letter, given to
GEORGE Peabody. the geld snuti-boX pre-
Scuicd by the FiShmorgcrS' Association Of
London. the gold box in which Mr.. Pea
body received the freedom Of the city OF
London. and the gold medal presented by
Congress, are permanently Deposited i'll the
Peabody Institute ut South Danyer>, Mass.
They are intrin>ically valuable beyond their
aSSociationS.- the Victoria portrait alone
cost 81. 00G-and they are kept in 4 safe OF
the best construction, while, for further
safety, and according to conditions made by
Mr.. Peabody, they are guarded bya watch
man night and day.
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mACEgsNERg. &c.

~ A. DAYTON, Tenth street between
r.. Main and Cary Richmond, Va dealer in
chinists' Tools and Supplies, team-Engincs, MIL
Gearing, Shafting, Puleys and Hangers, Turbine
Water-Whees, superior Leather Betting. Lace
Leather Saws. Wrcnchcs, Steam and Water-Ppe
and Fixtures, Twist Drills, Card Clothing,
Steam Gauges, &c.
For sale, one Stationary Engine, 25-horse
power, made by Washington Iron Works, nearly
new one Stationary Engine, l2-horse power !;
one Portable Engine, lS-horse power one new
Vertical. G-horse power: three Flue Boilers,
Zach 3O-horsc power; one Portable Corn
Mill lot Of Mll-Gcaring, Shalting, Hangers, and
price. Also. large lot of all kinds of Machlnists
Tools, Lathcs. PElncrs, Drill-Presses, Index aill-
ing machine, Screw Machines, Fises, &C., Sc.,
that will he sold very low, &C 30-eo,l3m
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Reception OF Guests n: the Georgia
Stale Fair.

ATLANTA, November 15.-rhc excursion
train arrived here this mornin" with Hon.
Simon Cameron, Hon. J. W. Woodward,
General Horace Capron. Colonel John ".
Forncv. Hon. Columbus Dciano and dau@h-
fer. and others. for the Fair ut Macon. The
engine "Goycrnor Bullock was decorated
with the stars and stripes, and notices We're
strung along the cars: among them, = To
Georcia'> Harvest Conceive Come; =" a
Common Interest Joins our Hands" !:
"Glad Plenty laughs, the Valleys ring.
rcyiying Commerce lifts her Head, and he
who is Stoutc>t at the Plough or Fail will
be KNIGHT to fay the Dragons Tail"
The guests have been received every
where with marked respect, and treated
with the utmost cordially 10y the commit
tee from the Georgia Agricultural Society,"
Colonel Hubert and Governor Bullock.
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FIRE IN LOUISVILLE, KY.-EIGuT HORSES
BURNT.-L0mSrtAe, November IA stable
ut the corner Of First and Market streets
was partially burned this morning, and
eight horses persisted. The loss is 81 800 ;
insurance. $500. The flames communicated
to the shop of the Southwestern Furniture
Manufacturing Company, which was totally
destroyed. Loss, $1,000; no insurance. The
finishing shop of the same company was
burned this evening. Loss, $1,000; lnsll-
rance, 500.
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Mr.. pcaaody's Funeral Sermon.

LONDON, November 1.-THE Bishop Of
London preached George Peabody's tune-
raj sermon 1T Westminster Abbey to-day
before an immense audience. He said in
his discourse that mo untitled cOmmOner
has ever gathered such n concourse OF sin
cerc molrncrs around his grave. He labored
to relieve the wants Of the poor, and by
them he was beloved us by AL those who
sympathze with poverty and honor bcncyo-
lencc. 1t was his business to gather and
his joy to give. Two nations would ever
revere his name, which forms another bond
Of union between England and America"
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LONDON. November l5!-COnsols, 95i United
States bonds s3s. Tallow. AIS.
LONDON, November lj.-Erening. -ConSolS, 93i
LIVERPOOL, November l5.-Cottnn steady at Sa-
turdays rates estimated sales, 10000 oalcs. Corn,
2gS. TlrO 0'clOck.-Cotton unchanged.
LIVERPOOL. November lJ.-ECeHing.-toton
steady: upIands, 1lGDu3d.; Orleans, il30lltd :,
sales 1000 bales including 1900 for export anu
speculation.
uAvRr, November I5.-Cotton opened fat ;on
the spot 10, atloat l3i!.
PARIS November l5.-Boursc opens firm:
rcnics, Ilf. Csc.
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correspondence of.thc Richmond Dispatch
New Bank at EarmyiI!e.

FAKMVILLE, NONcmDcr II, 1863.
] learn that lew bank. recently incorpo-
rated, will open for business in Farmvillc
in the building occupied formerly by the
Farmers Bank in q few days. lis officers
arc c. c. Read, president, J. II. Knight,
cashier, with a directory Of business men
in town and county. OF the amount of its
capital | am not advised, but lis friends So
licit public favor with the hope Of mer2ttng
patronage. The success of the wc-managcd
Planters Savings Bank Ql. +. Warren, pre-
sident, w. G. Vcnablc, caShicr,) possibly
induces the stockholders of the new bank
to engage in the enterprise with the cNpcC-
tation Of realizing good profits.
Among the many subscribers to the Dis
patch here are some very Ire people. We
are sure you wish success to all lawful en-
tcrprises. R0LFE.
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Brigham Ioun@'s compulsory co0pe-
ratiyc scheme doesn't pay. Two three of
the managing saints have failed, and the i'll
>titution is i'll debt to Chicago merchants.
1t is stated that the PostmaStcr-Gc
will soon issue IN order prohibiting the car
ria"e through the mails of circulars gotten
up Ey swindling firms for the purpose Of de-
frauding the public. Some twenty of these
firms are OH the place list of Government
detectives. Some interference Of this kind
is greatly needed.
A dispatch from New Orleans says that
Alexander, formerly one Of Buffers quar-
tcrmasters, and recently arrested charged
with being Il bogus treasury agent, had
escaped, leuvinga number OF letters relating
to custOm-llouSe matters, which were Tor
wardcd to Washington.
Princeton College has received 500, 900 for
the endowment of two profcsSorshipS. One
endowment is given by Mrs. +. y. stevens,
whose father ca. i. bod, ID. d. once filled
the chair of mathematics, and the other was
given by gentleman who refuses to let his
name be known.
George Francis Train has commenced
suit against the Kansas Pacific Railway
Company, in which he claims the sum OF
$500, 900. He has also brought suit against
the Union Pacific road, in which he says he
is entitled to recover 4 similar amount. lie
is the most irrcpressble suitor i'll the courts
known.
Sir Moses Monteforc, the great Jewish
philanthropist, has just inaugurated Beth
Iammld ash, or house of learning, ut Rams
gate, England. Itisa splendid editice, with
Il large lecture hall, synagogue, and ten suits
ofrooms. Ten thorough Talmudical scholars
from Russia, Bohemia, Poland, &C., have
been appointed tcnchers.
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AitI1mond OispatrI1,
10, 1869.
VIRGINIA NEWS.
Correspondence Of he Richmond Dispatch.
letter from Acc033ac---EiTc! Murder!
E;rg.


Fire.
DnrNMoNDTowS, VA. November 1859.
Recently Il sad accident occurred within
three miles Of this place in the family Of MIR.
Abel Kelly. A. his daughter, n child Of
taur wears. was PLAYING alone in a room. her
mother was suddenly alarmed by her
screams. Rushing in. She found the child a
sheet cr fame. She cXtingui>hcd the flames
WIKI her OWN dress, at the same time loudly
calling for help. Some workmcn who were
h.i.,l'g AN addition To the house came 10
her relief and cXtingui>hcd her dress. The
lauthrr i NOS seriously injured. but it is
feared that the child viii lose an eye and
be permanently disfi@urcd. How the child'S
Grc,, caught is Il mystery, aS there was very
n.tlc fire on the hearth IL the time.
Lafayette Read "a negro, who last sum-
mcr Killed negro woman 1T pungotcaguc,
has been found guilty rs the circuit court
Of murder in the second degree, and has
been sentenced 10 seven wears !mpris0n-
mcut in the pcntcntiary.
The house Of -- Bird, in the upper part
nf this county. lately accidentally caught tire
in the daytime and burnt TO the ground.
40 insurance.
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TIE KENTUCKY SEEAToESHIP.-LOutSulie,
November 14.--Advic2S from Frankfort in
dictate Il hot contest for the Successorship to
Mr.. McCrccry's scat in the United States
Senate. Representative Golladay has en-
gagged quarters, and is already on hand pre-
pairing for active work when the Lcgisla-
ture meets. Affairs will be badly mixed for
the first few days, but ii is thought that at-
ter that time the strength will be conccn-
tratcd on two or three candidates, Of whom
Mr.. McCrcery is now considered the most
urominnut
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No DAMAGES FOR FALSE IMPRISONMENT
DURING TIE WAR.-LCdrcnTOrih. Novcm-
Der l4.-in the case Of Mayor Anthony. OF
this city, against General George Ewing, for
false Imprisonment during the war, the jury
rendered verdict for the defendant. This
was an action for $4,000 damages. based on
he arrest Of Anthony while Mayor of this
city during the war, by a United states de-
tcctivc, who took him TO Missouri, where
lie WAS discharged. General Ewing was
then in command Of this district.
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KETcuUa - MATcHEs-Co USTERFEIT
STAMPs.-Ner Iork, November 14.-Ed-
ward ID. ketchum was Yesterday discharged
from sing-Simg prison, the term of his SEN
tence, reduced by communication Of eight
months for his uniformly good conduct,
having expired.
Yesterday Colonel Whitley, Chief Of the
secret Service Bureau Of the Treasury. ac-
companicd by detective and the United
STATES revenue collector Of Hudson City
N. j. district. seized the match factory OF
lIcnnin@ II BAREBACK, at Hudson City. and
arrested the proprietors for using counter
felt stamps on their boxes of matches, fur
ni>hed them hy John Ripos, Of Princess
Bay. They We're arraisned before United
States COMMISSIONER Whitehead, at Newark.
and committed for examination III default
OF 81, NH bail esch.
out of 800, 600 worth OF counterfeit to-
bacco and match camps known 10 have
been manufactured, Colonel Whitley has
captured 80, tUo worth within the last three
months.
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Mrs. Anna Cora Mowatt Ritchic has writ
ten novelette,, which i to appear >crlally.
running through halt Il dozen Nos. or 50.
in the Spectator, which is the weekly etI-
ton of the Daily AdrcrtiSCr. Mrs. Mtchc
still lives in London. and the scene Of her
story is laid there.
Commodore Vanderbilt proposes to give
New York State 5000 900 and build Il new
prison if it will sell him sing sing, which he
wants for railroad purposes.
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Meeting OF sgac Alabama Legislature.

MoyTGoMrEY. Ala. November 15.-Thc
Alabama Legislature met to-day. The
Governors message was read in both
Houses. It IS very conservative. lie COM
bats the calls made for martial law, and
says there has been no necessity ijor it. lie
ses forth the general pca"clulncss Of the
people and the advantage offered in tins
State for immigration. He fayors the rcduc-
ton OF taxes and limitation Of the State
endorsement to railroads. The message Is
generally regarded as more moderate and
conservative than was expected.
It is r.ininr here to-day.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
John Il. Salmon Sent On.

Special telegram to the Dispatch.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, November -. 1869.
The preliminary examination Of John h.
Salmon, charged with killing his mother
and brother, closed this evening. He was
sent on to the next circuit court for trial,
without bail N.
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AT A CHINE SHOP.
SLJAT a ADDINGTON,
MACfIISISTS.
WORKS AND OFFICE Hl5 CARY STREET, NEAR
FOURTEENTH, RICHMOND, VA.

STEAN-ENGINFS and BUILE Frs In city and
country; TOBACCO WORK Of all kinds made
and repaired with all kinds OF steam-fttings for
same: PLATFORM and other SCALES AID
JUSTFD and REPAIRED. Exclusive agents for
JuDSON'S rATENT srEAM-ENGINE COY
ERNOR. SELDEN'S PATENT STEAM-ES-
CINE FACING, Utica Steam Gauge Company's
STEAM GAUGES. Every one of these gauges
arc warranted for year. We know them to be
than any other make. \ full line Of the above ar
ticles always on hand. We also keep HOLLANDS
PATENT SELF-FEEDING D1L-CUP, for shaft
Ing and all kinds OF machinery which saves ninety
per cent. Of oil. THIS Is the newest and best thing
no " out. Come and see H. and us.
GEORGE Il. SLOAy,
VIC a. JACKSON ADDlSG1'NNo
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ryEETH EXTRACTED WITH-@Hy3
l. oJT PAIN.-Hnving supplied my-eSIYp
self with the most mrrCvtdapparatns for making
NITROUS OXIDE. GAS, am prepared To En-
TRACT TEETH ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT
Fam. The gas IS pleasant to breathe, and en-
tircly harmless.
JUDSON y. WOOD, ID. d. S.
Office, Main street between Seventh and Eighth
ONE door below l!arrlson's drug store.
oc l2-Jn
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CoHvIcT!oN OF PRlCE.-Price, the man
who passed himself OH rs Judge Wicks i'll
Richmond, VA. some time back, had been
confined in E;,Ston jail ever since until the
sitting of the Queen Annc,s court, when he
was removed to that county and tried on
Thursday last for selling horse and car
riagc Of +. q. Wright, Esq, and convicted.
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COURT ORDERS.

UIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the
Clerks office of the circuit court Of Louisa
county on Monday the lst day OF November, lse9r
Elkanah Brooks .PlaiGisa,
against
James VI. Wright, Joseph X. Bowles, Boiling 6.
cambridge, ;Ei Lewis T.. Highly. Defendants,
II ClIANCEHI.
The object Of this suit IS To, enforce the lien OF
the plaintiffs Judgment against the defendants,
james n. Wright and Joseph X. Bowles, for $500,
with interest from the lst day OF April, 1891! and
the costs. rendered by the county court Of Louisa
county on the 18th day of August, 1898, ON two
tracts OF land lying In said county. one containing
longing 10 the said Joseph X. Bowies.
And II appearing by affidavit that the said James
NJ. Wright Is not 4 resident of this State, OH mo-
lion of The plaintiff by his attorney IL Is ordered
that the said james 81. Wright do appear here
within one month after due publication OF this
der, ana do what Is necessary 10 protect his inte
rest In this suit and that copy of this order be
published once week for four successive weeks
In the Richmond Disputci, newspaper published
In the city Of Richmond, and that another copy
thereof be posted ut the front door OF the court
house OF this county on the first day OF the next
county court. \ copy-Teste
SAMUEL II. PARSONS. D. c.
F.Y. WINSTON, p.q no 2-Tu4w
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Fisk, JR.-Jamcs Fisk, Jr., is reported to
have settled g. COO, 900 on his wife in such Il
way that it cannot be touched by creditors.
Boston TRANSCRIPT.
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DR. GEORGE +. EEEsEE, gra- "a
~ duate Of the Baltimore College OfCilCTp
Dental Surgery. gives his undivided attention To
all operations pertaining to The practice OF dcn-
tiStry both In its relations 10 III" NATURAL OR
CANS and to thcir Substitution BY beautiful set- vi
ARTIFICIAL TEETH
TEETH EXTRACTED by the aid OF pure ni
trou, oxide gas VIXEN desired.
Ollicc corner Broad and Nineteenth streets.
Oc Aim
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Disaster o7a Tie Pacific RaiireaH---
Clever, Persons INSTANTLY Eiiica.

SAN FRANClsC0, November lj.--Thc east
crn-bound Pacific train and the Alcmodt
Ferry train. each running twenty-five miles
an hour. colIdcd yesterday. hcven per-
soaS were taken from the wreck dead. The
accident ii appears, arose rom the SWITCH
tender mi~tailng tae gravel for the regular
train, and telling the engineer - All right.
Go ahead =
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DEST'FG'g'Ry

DR. GEORGE 3. STEEL, DEN 60
~ list, brings to the practice Of hs CtY7fr
profession an experience Of nearly twenty years,
thereby enabling him IL give full satisfaction 10
his patrons. ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted rt
low prices, and the natural CHes filed and pre-
served for long period. TEETH NIRACG FL
WITT rhri9.tf, an" c,rIIatnty W' tn, ron.
Spotswuod Hotel. Richmond Va. oc II
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EOIIN MAHONT,

yOIIN MAHONT, ETA
~ SURGEON DENTIST, STIfC
formerly OF the firm Of Wayt Mah0nyl,
inserts FULL UPPER or LOWER SETS OF
ARTIFICIAL TEETH from TW ESTY to TlilR-
TY DOLLARS.
OLD GOLD SETS bought or exchanged ut their
value for new sets vucanitc.
once and residence, Us Main street, between
SIKH and Seventh streets. 7-3m