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COURT CALENnARS-TAls DAy.

OYER AND TERMTNER AND SUPREME CorRT-CrR-
GuiT-part Held BY Judge 7. Ingrahan. Nos.
252l 2545 2245 255l 25o9 257, 2573, 2575, 257 25s
25s3 $3.50 25se 1893 2597, 2509 POOL 26o3 1905 26o7
Part 2-Adjonrned for the term
SUPREME CONFESSIONAL TERM.-Ileld by Judge
Barnard.-No calendar
SUPREME CoURr-CHAMBERs.- -Held by Judge Car.
doZo.--No. 20S.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Adjourned for the term.
COMMON PLEAS. Adjourned for the term.
MARINE CouRT-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Shea 4343, 1902, 42Uo1s 1870 1929 1927
1891 1897 422S, 1920, $780, 4l4S 1885, 1872 1918 Part
2--Judge Tracy.-Nos. 42l31S 4l5s 4157 4I6I 4009
4070, 4l52, 1852 4065 4073, 4Os4, 4I33, 4lo4.
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FLOOD IN YAxCTsE.


Four ThOusnnd lives Lost.
The following interesting particulars are taken
from Messrs. Major Smiths (Shanghac) Circular OF
9Th OF September
The chief feature OF interest during the last fort
night has been the unexpected rising OF the Yang
tse to higher level than has been experienced
since 1s4S and 1S49. The water is now nearly two
feet higher than The food OF last year, but stu six
feet less than lS49 and three feet less than 1913. In
those years the Human, Honan and Szechuen waters
arrived at their full force simultaneously with
tnueus series or local heavy rains. This year the
Szechuen waters, which commenced passing l-ciang
In It's intensity on the 9th july causing the destruc-
ton of quantity OF property and three to four
thousand people. This year the effect or the hood,
as let locally, viii be about as disastrous rs last
Summer's
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Porto Refining grades, 0lfc l0Sc, do. grocery
grades 10@c a ll14c.
sTEA aISE-Tne market dull, there beng no demand
retail lots and pricev lower Frime was OBJ
ainabe a. l6c, and common to good lots ranged from 2e
TO l5Ac.
SEIDGTheys further snlca reported OF lnsccd
vhscb however, held with hrmness at former quota
ticns. Grass dull but unchanged closing ut kVc Tor
clover " " 70 for timothy and % l0a ~ 70 for rough
fax
TALLow.--rhe market less active, but steG6y for
prime ets, which were quoted at &C. Tho sales were shout
10000 lbs, within the Rage Of Shc Sc.
wnlsxHy ~ bbs. The market was depressed
by the Increased arrivals The demand light ana the
saes confined 10 about 81 bbls, In lots, within It's
range OF $3.50. 69c
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, Oct. co-5P.M.
CoTToN-Thero fair business transacted In this
staple, which was sparngy offered and which commanded
Nc higher prices, the closing weak however
at the IMPROVEMENT The sales 1858 bales, including
lss2 for spinning. l26 for export 2 speculation and
DO in transit For future delivery the market fairy
active but prices lower except
livery which advanced about &c. per h. The
100 bales Tor October, at 6stc.; 100 do. do 1885,
$500 do. do. at l7c 300 for November ut 16 5l6c
l,SOO do. for December, at l6c I54c.; 100 for
January at 6,Sc; 100 do. for February lsSc, and
0ast EVENING" 100 do for October 1886; 900 do
for November at lec. 10 &C., and 800 do. for De-
cember At ltc. l6Ac We quote
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The Water and Sewerage Board have constructed
many sewers during the past year that they have
run the sewerage fund high and dry, and week or
two since, while having dozen or more In course
Of construction, they had not sous 10 pay the
contractors Then they had the matter before
the Common Counil, and stated that they
were short two or three hundred thousand
dollars. No action has yet been taken
and on Saturday Mayor Kalpdeisch gave Mr.. VII
liam a. Fowler, the president Of the Water Board,
to understand that II the Board of Aldermen passed
the present time he would II. This led to some
pretty plain talk. and for the time being
the high spirits or both gentlemen was reach.
Ing point when an unInterested party would be led
" beieye hal they were both little deaf anu had
to speak loud to make each other heard. II The
money Is not appropriated the work on the sewers
will have TO be stopped, aud the streets VIII rem ain
torn 4. :
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EI0mr ,aAMILroN. NEW YORK nAeBon, OCTOBER

Pro9os 10 duplicate with copy OF this At
tacnea Nh " received By the Undersigned until III o'c
A. NJ 7v w s'o Tor supplying fresh Beef troops 81
The sala beef must bs FRESH Of good quality
10 elh FPofion ol Tore and Lihd quarters shank
anu hluhey Ntlow 10 - exciu1ei), and Al
hs poN ire OF cost, ~ such quantities as may be from
ilp 10 Time Rslnired, aud
Iho eeks o. tue cattle slaughtered beat h be Delivered
LAR ths az esnent Ahal ~ eut on
JHal an Me srcAst trimmed down. shnuks Of fprU
quarters shan bo rnt Oh from three shes above M,
knts joint, and * nnd quasrs from al Ia sIgbt ,ri..
hhoFN the ganbre. hook Joint - ~
ottNfale proposals IN duplcIts win Sc received he
o uAefs ishe1 up 10 NE ho1 above rncE.
nohed w supplying eoInmI6ioned oHcora aa<.
from with such 5h1ies fresh beef ns fhev ,n.,
from ae 10 time req IRE, srch si-sn and pcgsrhnnss
steaks standing rits OF ribs roast
These cNarac - be u force Eix onaa such I.r t~
ms te CoirmlEmry General of Subsistence may airee com
intncing on The LIST day ~ January ISL subject Ia IN.
approval Of the Commanding General q the Departing at "
the East
deposii or $50 shall accompany each rroposa which
shan DC returned ~ the owners after the bds opened
except that OF the lowest responsible blda
VIII be returned after The fret satisfactory delivery
fresh beef for issue 70 the troops mae fhe contract
In case OF failure or deficiency IN the quality quality OF
he fresh beef stipulated TO doyC rsd the
sary Fort Hamilton shall have power sur ply the aen
cheney by purchase and the contractor will be Charged
Tho difference OF cost
The be required enter into bonds for the
Of $4,000 signed ala By responsible whosS
rsfaes must be mentioned in the bids
The proposals. VIII be opened at III o'clock A. NJ
arbo At which Time and place bidders requested be
present.
Proposals win be marked proposals for Beef and ad
drcgs1d
Quartermaser First Artillery aud A. e. g.
foft Hamilton, New York Uarb0r.
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higher prices were obtained especially for for
livery There Here no sellers at the close for immediate
Livery below 22ac The sales 90 900 lbs at 2,c
22}ec., on the spot and for forward delivery.
CofrER.-Ro quiet, but prices were steady
at previous quotations. Other kinds were duil
r., ko Ordinary esrgoes, ., 4Ac. Hte. far do.
IKE extremes for .os 149c. isc Java government
bags, 2oc &c. DO, 1898 mats 2Oc Gee snga.
pore. grass mats, Sc. 1885, Ceylon, IKE lac Mara
sa ,sc lSc lsMo Laguayra l9e sc Jamaica. &c
17c Costa Rca, l5Nc. sc. Manila, l6c l7c Mexl.
can. be &c. sayanilla BIKE scan gold duty paid
corn meal sb7a bushels wheat, esso do 5a593 DO.
oats, 1900 do barley and $50 do malt The -four
ruled quiet but steady Shipping extra State about
VI 80 20 The sa 1880 bbls For Southern -four
the market was quiet but unchanged The about
500 bbls Rye flour moder itcy dealt tered
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married.
PHELPs-PAUL.-On Thursday, October q, at the
residence OF the BRIDES mother, by the Rev. L. ii.
Chaplin, ]. L. PHELPS to MARY ]. PAUL, both of this
city. No cards.
Emira papers please copy.
PETERS-SAMsoN.-Un Wednesday evening, Octo.
Der 2 at the residence OF the BRIDES parents by the
Rev. john quincy Adams, ID. d., Mr. JAMES Il. PETERS
TO ANNIE j., daughter Of Mr.. Daniel r. Samson all OF
New York city
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OFFICES Or THE COMMISSIONERS OF EMfGRA-
- hon q the state Of New York, Castle isrden. New
Notice Is h5rcy given that tho time for rccov a. the o.
Of te commissioners % Emigration, proposs for The
erection Of tho Insane Asylum wards Island ass beca
extended 70 the 9th " November prox
faus anu specifications ts AZ the ONCE ~ the
srsl.e. John Nell Esq, 20 Nassau stTeet 10 4 n.
Proposals VIII be sealed and addressed the President u
tns .ohnNon or The Chairman Of the Building CommIlts
The Committee themselves the r!ght TO DECLINE
si proposals. u lhay deem Il aivisable.
tolshen) kltHARD u'GOnMAN. President
JAMES w. HUSTLED Chairman
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q II I N a..

Rsbellious Movement in the Northwest-The
Christian Missions Their influence and xxi.
gencies-American Interests and hi.
plomacy-A Native viceroy Assassi-
y nased-Immsnss Armies in tho
Field-Flooa in tho Yangtza,
and Four Thougand Lives Lost
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BROOKLYN CITY NEWS.

The Methodist church edi6cc, corner OF Conseiyea
ana Leonard streets, was entered on Saturday
night by sacrilegous thieves and robbed OF fifty
dollars worth OF carpeting.
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II is said tnat the Brooklyn City Railroad Com
pany going to make an effort during the session
OF the next Legislature to have law passed IN
which they VIII be authorized to charge SIX cents
fare.
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A THE UP TOWN ESTABLISHMENT. BIS SIXTH Az
"A enuc-Laiies aud gentlemen win positively receive 80
elsewhere Cast on Clothing.
Furniture We win pay FOR Dresses from ti0 to $50.
FLATID.
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MARBLE MANrELs.

(iHEAPEST MARBLE MhNTELS IN NEW YORK.
" Coed patterns and good work. Prices fully I've pcx
cent below any other esah hment.
RICHARD WArHAN $50 West Eighteenth street N y
DECORATED MARBLE MANTELS, wAINsCOTINn.
- furniture tops, &C.. In repr ntAtion Al foreign
marbles $5 to Gt rich desi black, engraved sol1.
AIDDLEFIELD COMPANY, 1903 broadway
Branch warerooma, A27 Fulton strcat Brooklyn.
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A T lH SIXTH AvENUE-LADIEs AND 0ENTLEMEN
II Will be surprised AT the prices f. MlEZ for Cast
OF Clothing Jewery, &c. Please call address Mr..
Mrs L. MIsTL, ii Sixth between Tenth and tley
epih streets
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AT IFS SEVENTH AVENUE LADIES AND GENTLE
"A will be surprised nj the prices y. ANfiALT pays
caston Clchng, Carpets, Furniture, Jevery.-Frorn
sl0 TO $40 Tor SIX Dresses om 50 10 IS for Pants FROM
50 to x5 for Coas by calling, note by post punctuAy
attended TO- Ladies ATTENDED on by Mrs. Auha.
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A 7 1876 SEVENTH AVENUE, NEAR THIRTY SEVENTH
"A strcet-G. NORRIS VIII pay the highest price for
ladies' and genemcns CsstcG Clothing; Pants 43 to SO.
30 TO se Dresses, So TO $50; Carpets Furniture Bed
ding Ladies' attended TO by Mrs. Morris.
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NEw ORLEANs, Oct % 1870
cotton active a. sn prices; rri1inIs. sc says bsoo
b.les Net receipfs e36 bales DO bales Total
$3.50 bales Lxperss-Coasyse, 2s9 bales aiocs, 7a,ss
baieJ
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A Il SIXTH AVENUE. ONE DOOR FROM WAIVER
"a ley piace.Laaies and gentlemen VIII be astonished NJ
the prices f. HARRIS their Cast OF Clothing Car
pets ana Jewclry have to hi order We VIII
as dresses FROM 80 to iO for coats from "
TO 40, for pants, 3 a6 Please call address
Z. ia kRIs, II Sixth avenue Ladies attended by Mira
Harris
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-30

MANCHESTER ITEMs.-Meeting of the T1us
tees.-At the last meeting of the Board O.
Trustees measures were adopted looking tc
a speedy paving Of all the streets. Several
petitions were appropriately referred
among others one from Pierson, Allen 4
Co., asking for forty feet more of ground
to be used in the woodenware manufac.
ture.
Warden Moody was appointed to select
and purchase badges for the fire depart
ment.
A committee was appointed to arrange
and codify the town ordinances, and to have
a sufficient quantity printed for the use oI
the people.
The Board meets tonight, and viii pro.
badly hold nightly sessions until a number
of matters of great Importance which will
rebound greatly to the prosperity Of the
town and its people are attended to.
In,prouem entS.-A brick-yard at the foot
of Diamond Hill is the latest thing out. 1t
is managed by Mr.. j. j. Harrison.
Every preparation for a speedy resump-
tion of operations is being made at the tan
merry of Messrs. Hulst d King, whose bark
and sumac mill was destroyed by fire on
the 21st instant.
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tons returns received at the Office of the

tons returns received ab tue oiheo Va WV
Board Of Health .,
Whole number Of deaths in the city, "a:
Sex Males, 16; females, Is. Color Whlte
males, 8; white females, 10; colored males,
II; colored females, 8. Condition Single,
81 married, 8; widows, 3; unknown, 2.
Nativity United States, 33; Germa1A l.
Locality City at large, 2; Marshall Waru, q;
Jefferson Ward, o; Madison Ward, 8; Mon
roe Ward, 8; Clay Ward, 4; Almshouse, 3.
Age: One day to thirty, 5 j; one month to SIX,
2; six months totwelye, 3 !; one year to three,
g; ten years to twenty, 2; twenty years to
thirty, /; thirty years to forty, 2; forty
years to fifty, 3; fifty years to sixty, d;
sixty years to, seventy, g.; eighty years TO
ninety, 2. By whom certified Regular
practitioners, %; irregular practitioners,
/; coroner, / !; Board Of Health, 4. Causes
of death Cholera infantum, 4; consump-
ton, 5 e white, 3coloreO; convulsions, l !;
conclusion of brain, 1: cancer of tongue,
1 !; diarrhea (acute)2; dysentary (acute), 4 /;
debility, Il. dropsy, i; Inflammation of
bowels, 8; Inflammation Of brain, 1 (: in
sanity, / infnnticide by drowning, 1 !; ma
rasmus, 1 pericarditis, l.; remittent fever
dnfantile), 2; rheumatism, r; teething, 1 ;
unknown 9. ss.- q -s
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DRY GOODS.
DUCKNvALL IL ROUSS,
No. 1913 MAIN STREET.
WE ARE GIVING AWAY

Handsome Striped and Plaid Poplns ut l2A worth
soc. Figured Grenadines at l2A worth 2sc.; hand.
some Japanese Popiins at Is, 20, and 2sc.; Plain
snd Striped Mozambiques at l21c.; pure White
Bareges only l?ic.; Black Grenadines at esc.;
beautiful Plain and Checked Silks only soc., 7Sc,
and 81: French Pcrcales, Is to 2oc.; full line OF
ttlsck) Buffalo Alpacas from 4sc. to $l.es The
genuine Beaver Notwithstanding new and beau
,,ful. Costs,s Spool Cotton ut soc. best Spool
Cotton GOO yards at &c.; Pins at &c.; Needles al
&c.; the best Perfumcry; elegant Jet Jewelry
Hair Brushes Tooth and Nall Brushes Paper
and Envelopes at half price; elegant assortment
of Prints; Bleached aud Brown Domestics at fac
,ory prices; Trunks at Factory prices. au 20
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1t Is very fortunate that we have an excitement
In our midst all the time, otherwise every one
would be complaining Of the dearth Of news from
abroad.
hind the age after calling at LEVY BROTHERS
spacious establishment OIL Eagle Square, where
at all times can be seen crowd of purchasers
who appreciate and avail themselves of the bar
gains offered by these enterprising merchants In
the dry goods line. At this season, just previous
to the opening OF the fall trade, they are offering
speci4l inducements, 4 FEW of which are noticed
In their advertisement in our special column. ALL
can be seen by calling at their store Nos. 1913 and
1915 Main street.
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APPOINTMENT OF PROXIES AND DIRECTORS.
The Board of Public Works on yesterday
Richmond and Ddnuille Railroad Com
pany.- Proxies William T. Clark, Fl. II.
Marshall, w. B. Isaaes, M. Fl. Clarke, John
G., Jefferson. Directors w. T. Sutherlin,
Jaff7es Affred Jones, William L. Owen.
Richmond and York Riuer Railroad Com
pany.-Proxies William w. Crump, B. B.
Douglass, William B. Taliaferro, Albert
Ordway, Henry Bell. Directors: William
G. Paine, John L. Williams, James A.
Scott, Samuel F. Harwood. i. s...-,r
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company {: John Fl.
Rely, D. G. Dejarnette, R. F. Walker, 81.
Ar Claiborne, John B. Davis. Director
Andrew Johnston.
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MINEs.-The committee appointed by the
Board of Directors of the Richmond Cham
ber of Commerce to prepare report on the
mining and mineral resources Of Virginia
will meet tomorrow "wednesday evening
at O'Clock in the rooms of the Chamber OF
Commerce to receive the report prepared
The committee consists of Colonel Albert
Ordway, General Joseph R. Anderson,
General T. N. Logan, Franklin Stearns,
and Thomas Fl. Wynne. The preparation
of report on the coal mines has been en-
trusted to General Logan. We look for a
full and interesting report on a subject
which is of great interest to the people OF
the State, and which no doubt will be read
with eagerness by capitalists residing out Of
the State as well US by those in it.
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CITY ORDINANCES.
OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER,
RICHMOND, VA, August "a, 1870.

hlCAnOND, VA, August -, low.
NOTICE.-As one of the duties required
~ of the Engineer, the attention Of citizens Is
called to the following ordinence, tie notice
therein required being hereby given.
EXTRACT FROM ORDINANCES, PAGE 202, PARA
GRAPH 81:
"The owners Of houses on lots which, according
to the plan OF the city, adioin street along when
cuivert has been or hall be built by the city,
shall form a connection from their lots, respec-
lively, with said culYert or some other culvert
built by the city; and such connection may be
directly with the city culyert or through the cul-
vert of some other person having direct conpec-
ton with city culvert. Such connection shall be
made at such point aud In such manner as the
Engineer OF the city may direct, and within three
months of notice that may be given by hinp. The
person making 1t shall forth With after 1t Is made,
cover the culvert or sewer with earth, as iI was
before the connection, and 10 ten days alter Tue
connection shall have such pavement or curb
stone rs was injured or removed TO N axe sucn
connecticut repaired or restored as 70 be IN ~
good order as 1t was before. Any person 1aliIhg
TO mpiy with this section IN any respec. an,esS
such compliance shall be suspended or remitteu
by order Of the Council shall pay hne OF NOT less
than five nor more han twenty dollars andeysry
ten days lst such failure shall continue shall be
d's'iac' oheAs CHARLES II. DIMMOCK,
snea 1w City Engineer.
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POLICE COURT, MoNDAY-Justtce j.
T. White presiding. William Mayo Color
ed) was up for interfering with policeman
Goodman in the discharge of his duty, but
It appearing that he did it through misap.
y rehension he was discharged.
Ralph Shelton (colored), using profane
and indecent language in the street, was
fined 81.
William Edwards (colored), UP on COM
n,aint of Hardy Johnson for threatening to
do him a great bodily injury, was dis
CHARGED, no one appearing to testify:
Robert Jones lcolored), drunk and disor-
derly and beating bis wife, Maria Wilkln-
son, was fined $l.
Other cases reported elsewhere.
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A NEGRO GAMBLING SALOON BROKEN up
The police court was enliyened yesterday
morning by the presence of party OF ne
groes, arrested on the charge OF unlawful
gaming at place called The Good Idea,"
kent bv James Call (white), OH Broad street
between Eighth and Ninth. The parties
were named as follows A, j. Burweil,
Charles Hare, John Allen, Alfred Cooper,
James Adams, Paul Harris, Cary Lightfoot,
Louis Lightfoot, Andrew Morton, and
Henry Lindsey. The arrests were made on
Saturday night. Detectives Dan and John
Wrenn and H. w. Dabney called at the
sGood Idea" for the purpose of executing
a search warrant, having received informa-
tion that stolen watch, Of which they We're
in search, was probably secreted on the
premises. They found the negroes above
named, with some others, enjoying game
of g chuck-al=uck" with the proprietor of
the establishment.
Some of them at once made grab for the
cards, dice, and money, and others rushed
towards the back door. The retreat OF
several was intercepted and they were ar
rested; others escaped. There was some
difficulty, however, in identifying which of
the parties were actually gambling, and
only three were sent on for indictment, to-
eether with the owner of the Good Idea"
The others were discharged. The amount
Of money gathered by the officers from the
gaming-table was only twenty, cents, the
rest having very quickly found It's way to
the pockets of the gamblers.
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RELIGIOUS REVIVAL IN HANovER.-The
people in the neighborhood of Old Church,
eepnty eqTSss have rss been s sn0y 5 special
Elders Duvai (pastor), Wynne, and Power,
of Bethany College, closed a meeting at
Sethsamane church on Friday night with
eighteen additions. On Sunday morning
Charles P. Williamson, of the Sycamore
church, Richmond, preached at the same
house Of worship toa large congregation.
After the discourse six persons made con-
fession of faith, and four were baptized by
the minister. --. 49, -
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Overlooking DRAYs AND THE CoNsE-
oUENcEs.-Seyeral draymen have recently
been arrested by the police for violation Of
the almost overlooked ordinance which
makes man merciful to his beast by limit
ing the quantity to be carried on dray at
a load. The ordinance fixes the amount of
O dray-load at 800 pounds, and the person
who puts more than this on his dray is
liable to be brought before the Police JUS
tice and fined. A dray-load of flour is
therefore about seven barrels; Of lime, six
barrels; Of salt, seven sacks of whiskey,
five barrels.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

sortment of furniture, &c.
EDWAR o B.NEwBURN will sell a: P. M. the
cottage residence No. 1l12 and storehouse ad-
Joining on the west side of st. stephens be-
tween Federal and Coutts streets.
A. c. PULLIAM Will sell at half past p. NJ. six
building lots on Dec .tur and Tenth streets, in
Manchester.
RICHARDSON 6 co. will sell ut p. NJ. q brick
dwelling and lot on Church Hill.
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GRAND OPENING FALL STYLES lS7o.-Messrs.
Il. B. SPENCE & con, having laid in their fAll
supply Of French, English, and American cloths,
cassimeres. and vestings, and gentlemen's fur
nishing goods. beg leave to call the attention
of the public to their stock as being tho most com
pete ever exhibited In this city. They have goods
to please the most fast idlous taste, both as to
style, variety quality, and price, and with excel
lent cutters and corps Of master workmen, they
guarantee q good ft and excellent workmanship.
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OBsEQUIEs OF JoHN LEsTER.-It was in
correctly stated yesterday that the funeral
services of Mr.. John Lester on Sunday az
ternoon were conducted by Rev. DR.. Wall.
The notice should have said Rev. T. G. Da-
shell, of st. Marks. The sermon was ap-
propriate and impressive. Rev. William e.
Hill, of Richmond Randolph Lodge, No. 10
(Masonic) officiated as chaplain at the grave.
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QUEEN OF THE WEEKLIEs.-Feld Osgood e.
Co., having made arrangements with the beat illus
trated paper in the worlu THE London Graphicl by
which they are enabled to receive the aame plates
the Graphite use in advance Of publication in Eng
land. may well be called the Queen of the Week
LES For sale wholesale and retail at ELLYsoN 4
TAYLoR,s Great News Emporium, Ilio Main
street. hs- ->ss sz.r