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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-16

-E1OR RENT, the BASEMENT of the an
II Westinghouse occupied by Rev. j. a. isA
ChamLliss No, south Sixth street. next tn The
second BAPTIST church. There are two rooms, q
pantry, and Wide hall or passage, with street
entrance on a level with The pavement. Sultah.e
small genteel family. Price, 80 per month.
Applyto ": Is. KODIr"S,;,
jy Hat 100. Main street, CORNER Ieut!l.
TOR RENT, 4 NEAT + r a NJ q On
IT TENEMENT on the west side Of Fourth I'll
between Duval and Baker streets, win hVe ROOMS
jy l2-Gt q. l.. Az Eh"oN'
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DOR RENT, q VERY DESlRABLE1fs :fs
Il FRAMED HOUSE situated on Broad III
srreeIs north side +. ID. EACHO,
l.. ia ar Real Estate gent.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, the UPPER PART offss.s
n UEITSE No 1892 Main. between Thir- ES4
-, -, md Pnurtcenth streets, with al modern
improvements. Possession can pc nag iiptheT
ar Real Estate Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-16

A DESIRABLE FARM AND RESl- ga
u DENCE FOR Remit offer my FAR NJ III
and RESIDENCE, near the city. for rent, WIN
liberty to the tenant to seed CROPS Of small gram
M rticmiar description Is deemed unnecessary
INDUSTRY and skill win insure to jndicons cuhl-
yator q certain, speedy, and HANDSOME P[39EEGt; N
iyl6 4t* w. II. hIGnAHDS0-
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TOR RENT, BRICK. DWELLING 1:A
Il on Tenth street beyond Leigh; font ~
and closet up stairs nicely papered, and in ex-
crlIent repair generally. Possession at once: APP
ply to n. ~ ,.-n:r 80 npE Eiftb
~ 15--St SOD Marshall street, near I u I'll.
TOR RENT, Oh 18th of this month, G:a
n a desirable RESIDENCE, on Cary street Ill
between First and Second, containing Ten room :,
gas and water, at present occupied by DIR. blalr.
Apply at No. II west Grace stree s1p,.x
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Sale conducted by LEE i GoDpIN, Aue''0ns''''
jyS-tds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-06

!, he given for their settlement by the United
States, SO that the Government shall have
! possession and ownership Of the private
claims as well as OF the Responsible control
of all the demands against Great Britain.
Regarding the fisheries and, the COM
plants of the Canadian authorities, he says
that they have not been marked by friend.
ly feeling, and that If Great Britain should
attempt to force certain act of the sfDo-
minion" Parliament 1t will be the Presi-
dents duty to take such steps as may be
necessary to protect the interests of the
United States.
He asks that power be conferred upon
him to suspend the operation of the laws
auth orizing the transit Of merchandise in
bond through the United States to Canada,
and also to suspend the operations of any
law whereby vessels OF the ssDominion .
are permitted to enter the waters Of the
United States. He also complains of the
professions of Canada to control the nayi-
CATION of the st. Lawrence river, and urges
the Importance and right of the United
States to navigate that river without let or
hindrance.
With regard to the depressed condition
Of the foreign commerce of the United
States, he recommends liberal policy to-
wards the Pacific mail between California,
China, and Japan and also that measures
shall be taken to permit American mer-
chants to buy vessels built abroad, as well
as encourage American ship-building.
With regard to the currency, the Presi-
dent says that the approach to the specie
basis is very gratifying, but the instability of
the currencyis very prejudicial to the pros
perity of the country. He thinks the time has
arrived when, by wise and prudent legisla-
ton, Congress should look to policy which
would place the currency at par with gold
ut no distant day.
With regard to the revenue reform, he
says that if it means to keep the revenue
down to what is necessary for the support
of the Government, and what is necessary
to pay the interest on the public debt, it has
his hearty support but if it means fail.
ure to provide the necessary means to de-
fray all the expenses of the Government,
he is opposed to it. The revenue reform
has not been defined by it's advocates. 1t
seems, however, to be accepted as some
thing that was to supply every mans wants
teri
erecommends the abolition of the frank
ing privilege and reform In the civil service,
particularly as to the mode of appointing
subordinate officials.
After reading the message the Senate ad-
journed.
Various routine business was transacted -.
including the introduction of bills to con.
stitute Shreveport, La, and for the reno
val Of disabilities of all citizens of LOUISE
ana, and to abolish all income taxes.
After the reading of the Presidents mes
sage the House adjourned.
The message is nine thousand and eighty
five words, and via telegaphed thence to
New York in thirty-seven and three-quar.
ter minutes. Ten wires were used in its
transmission.
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n R Y GO o D $ ],

rp se stY aSb .ss
Is large and complete In every line, comprising
the following: -
FIRE NCH and AMERICAN CAssIMEREs
|GENTLEMEE s GOODS for heavy wear. =
Large stock Of KENTUCKY JEANS, for youths'
and mems wear, at very low prices. -
DRESS ooDs:c 81 3.,s~te
My stock In this line is unsurpassed in beauty,
20. Is. 20, and i6c. best Caiicos 1:lc. snprsss
.loths 10 great variety; g.; iendid assortment Of
Silks, Irish poplins, Merinos, and Deiaines, al
'1' FLANNELs. BLANKETS, &C. ~. -. J !,
Atwood FlsnneIs as low as :os:; White and %
Colored Fiannels, al! grades beautltui STOCK OF
sssss wss AZ Win r Sa sap
me call before purchasing. s,r II IS ,
STAPLE GOODS: ~; ~
Cotton Cloth as low as loo. very good ID Cot:
ton at le3c. Bed Tick rs low as l23c.-yory good
for CSC. Domestic Ginghapls at all prices. :, a.
WHITE GOODS, NOTIONS, Ac.:
Table Cloths, Table Damast. Russia Diaper,
Napkins. Doyiea, &C., as chesp 10 they can bo
had In this IL 81 ket Ladies' H emstitched b snd-
keTchiefs, LADIES' l.. G. Handksrch;eSs, ell
prices ,..
RIBBONS. RIBBONS, RIBBONS:
All shades and all prices. large assortment
Of VELVETs. VEi:VRTEENs, ard CLOAK
iNGS (wa:er proof) f,r ladies' wear pure SIX
Velvet, warranted all SILK. Also, very large eha
splendid stock Of ~ .s.., ..,,ts,
CLOAKS AND SHAWLS. ..1
Having made fresh additions tn my stock or
CLOAR5 and sHAWLs, cannot failto please
the taste OF my customers, and oRer them ~
prices that defy competition. s.s. Ettia7
GENTLEMEN,S FURNISHING GOODS: 80
NV stock of GENTS FURS IsHIEG Gu ODSts
very complete; gents Flannel Undershirts,
geut,s Merino Shirts ut 81; gents Collars, Hand
kerchiefs, aud Cuffs. 7' s"'s
CORDIALLY INVITE THE PUBLIC
to an examination Of my stock. feel myself
competent to please and guar .ntee perfect salts.
faction. Give me call, and you shall not go
away without being accommodated.
JULIUS SYCLE,
nol7 - ...r sc3 Main street,
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A new eycavating machine is at present
in operation on the Auburn branch Of the
Midland railroad, below De Ruytcr. 1t is
capable of doing the work OF one hundred
and fifty men, and can move about two cubic
yards of earth per minute. The shovel con-
sists OF an iron scraper and box attached to
a derrick, and can easily be managed by
one man.
The Gerard Tube Iron Works, Philadel-
phia, were burned Friday night. Loss,
Sl75, 900; insurance, 100000 The upper
stories were occupied by Thomas Beard
wood, s. w. WEIGH Il Son, and Lawler d
Bros. Three hundred and fifty workmen
were thrown out Of employment.
The Touring mill of Peter Mann, at New
Albany, Ind, and the dry goods store of 5.
&. Day & Co., and the hardware store OF D..
Loughmiller, adjoining, were burned Sum
dav, A GOOD part Of the stock in each was
saved. Total loss, ST5, 900; insurance, $780,
900.
One hundred and fifty thousand dollars
have been raised to establish hrst-class
Democratic paper in San Francisco. The
company offered 100000 for an old-estab-
lished daily in order to get into the telegraph
combination.
The Democrats Of the General Assembly
y
upon the subject of impeaching Governor
Holden. and calling u restricted constitu-
tional convention.
Two freight trains collided on the Grand
Trunk railway near Brighton Station, Can
ada, early on Saturday morning: Three
persons were killed outright, and several
injured.
Col. Susan B. Anthony is of the opinion
that women should never marry. 1t would
seem that all men concur in this opinion OF
the Colonel-so far, at least, as she himself
is concerned Courier.
The Charleston Herald wants West Viz
ginia rechristened, and suggests "Appala'
cia." Why not Applejackia ?-AIbany
argus.
According to the Glasgow Herald, pho
toerapher IN that city has received orders
from a London house for 10000 photo
graphs OF the Marquis Of Lorne.
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An OUTRAGE AND SWIFT RETRIBUT1oS.-
From the MAMA (Mo.) Cable, Nov. "a. j
On Thursday evening list a young lady,
whose name we have been unable to learn,
Was attacked by negro named Bill Bland,
who had been at work in coal bank near
the windmill, six miles south of this place,
and was shamefully mutilated. In strug-
Cling to release herself from the grasp of
the demon, she was thrown violently to the
ground. ard the heavy form of the negro
falling upon her, broke three of her ribs
and otherwise injured her. We are in
formed that a soon rs he accomplished his
deyili$h designs he attempted 10 shoot her,
but, fortunately, the pistol would not fire.
The girl is al orphan, and but little hopes
Of her recovery arc entertained. The ne
gro was arrested, and, after making full
confession OF the deed, was hung up by the
side Of the road, where he was left hans ing
for three days, with Il paper pinned to his
coat, upon which was written, "Lct this
man hang
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The Mecklenbnrg, YadFxin. ANA Co.
tawha Fafr-ERecch OF Gov. Vance
Observation-Disclosures iaa Tobacco,
Etc. Etc.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatrbr1
CHARLOTTE, N c., Dec. Cd, 1870.
The first day was rainy, and but little
was done aside from the entries of articles
for exhibition.
The second day was beautiful, and a very
large asSemblage of ladies and gentlemen
lis,cncd to the eloquent address of OK Gov.
Vance in behalf OF The Lee Memorial Asso-
citation.
The Fair was closed to-day BY the tour
nament. at which one Of the knights re-
ceived serious injury by being dashed
against post with great violence by his
horse. NTH that exception, it was q sue
cess, and the Knight OF Snowden s" won
the first honors. The coronation cere-
mony was performed upon the grounds
after which the various premiums-all
articles OF silvcrware--were awarded, and
many Of them richly deserved. In this
hastv sketch we only mention one OF the
products Of the Virginia staple-smoking
misunderstanding that our State still main
tains its laurels. Several fine brands were
entered in competition, but the brand
Best" Of the Roanoke Tobacco Works,
Danville, received the first premium-a sill.
Yer cup.
4 ball IS III progress. y. \. II.
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III nmunI nIspattn,
DECEMBER 6, 1870.
VIRGINIA NEWS.
......,,,n.tcncc of the Richmond Dispa'ch,
.xC,sTrH CorRT.uoUsE, Wax


'.',,,,,,tcncc of the Richmond Dispatch
I,xC,srrR CorRT-HoUsE, NA.,l
NOV. 30. 1870.
~, Monday. DIST instant (court-dayl, the
Wv .,,r,nhcr Of citizens assembled. Hon.
>,raughan. our county luage, was
= - 49,, Nm, little business was transacted.
= The newly elected officers quail
.,,,r. because OF inability TO give the
IN , ''...:~.3 security. and others because they
,H,,, fapm the cmolumcnts eQuai 10 the
'.,' ',.,t N bond and The duties nV"Nco,
..... 100. ,rahfv. II will DC year or Two
49, nc new system will be in full opera
,''" ~ 1,,r.3qy. oNh. the Board Of Supervl-
.... .n,,uGcd the county levy. one OF
$50. ,.i,ustci that the late sheriff the
',,. -, ,,,nointcc}. WAS dc!aulter TO the
''.. .',., II two THOUSAND seven hundred
'".~. If i cannot hc recovered out OF
,".'....i his >,IrctiCS It Will ho Yer, hard tor
.'" '.sr.n>. WHO arc >orcly pcrpleNcd to
vi" ,"...~ IN; taNc>. 10 iC further dis
r.. 20 ,.ly for that for which they have
49, .,ah, Hon. James VI. Jctfrics,
;n:> ,;gcult. opened his court. He
-.s.> with considerable dignity. His
..,.., TIE 2rand jury was good. The
.u,,~r.i. and after m hour or two re-
&. ...: .,i,hout making any prcsentments.
I...-,., Ms considerable business III court !;
....N. perhaps. l. have engaged hun \
..,.. ..t. hrcau>C ot the rather sudden
lin "a q Young nephew Of The clerk OF
w.. a..-r. tie Judge adjourned his court
... ...~ -t'A.
,...J%r school superintendent is pro-
....... q. RAPIDLY ~ circumstances VIII
v TIE na> appointed an able corps OF
,1sS t,u.,,Sbj.l and think an
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-06

FROM Members OF both
political parties do not openly attach any
great Importance to the much-ialkcd of coa-
lilion for organizing the new Congress In
March on the revenue reform basis. The
Democrats who are reelected very generally
declare that they will never vote for Re-
publican tor Speaker, even If he is an Tout
and out" Free Trader. Western Repub-
leans state that if Congress meets IN March
they will be able to nominate i'll caucus and
elect a Speaker who will substantially be q
revenue rctormer, without the aid Of the
Democratic vote, and that there is no Re-
publican member who can ne named now
who will trust himself in the hands OF the
proposed fusion.
The members who have arrived do not
think there will be much important legisla-
ton this session. The Ways and Means
| Committee are goiny to work to reconcile
| the contradictions and Inconsistencies of the
! internal revenue act passed in July last. a
bill to raise the whiSkcy tax to II gallon,
another to repeal the income tax after II,
and one to amend the national banking sys-
! TEN, are already prepared. An entirely
new Southern Pacific railroad bill. asking
| Tor the usual land grant, will be introduced
the second day of the session. The friends
Of the measure propose to discard the one
which passed the Senate last session, and Is
now pending in the House. Washington
! telegram Baltimore Sun.
The Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
decides that manufacturer Of wine from
grapes, in adding these to sufficient Spirit:
To prevent acdity, or to perfect the manu-
facture, is not subject to be taxed therefor
but that persons not manufacturing wine
| from grapes, but from wines purchased by
them from winters, or procured from other
sources, in adding these to any spirits tc
perfect The manufacture, are subject to Q
tax of fifty cents per quart on all wines sc
prepared, under section IS of the act o.
! july 20, 1865.
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THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-One hundred and
seventy-three members Of Congress an
swered to roll-call. Duke, of Virginia, was
seated after taking the old oath, as was Sy-
pher, of the First Louisiana District.
The President, in his message, after con-
graduating the country on its peaceful con-
dition and prosperity, regrets that the free
exercise of the elective franchise has, by
violence and intimidation, been denied to
certain citizens in the several States in the
several places lately in rebellion, and there
bv reversing the verdict of the people.
Referring to the European war, he speaks
of the satisfactory manner in which the
protection of the American Minister ut
Paris was extended to German subjects In
France. Referring to the proclamation OF
the Republic he says that should the pre-
sent struggle result in attaching the hearts
of the French to the simpler forms OF re.
publican government it will be the subject
of still further satisfaction to the American
naonIe. who would not be Indifferent to the
spread of American political ideas in a
great and highly civilized country like
France. He says that if the opportunity
for interposing the good offices ofthe United
States in restoring peace shall present itself,
the action will be promptly taken.
AS to Cuba, the President says the con-
dition of the insurrection has not materially
changed. He renews his recommendation
to annex San Domingo. He says as soon as
it is known that the project Is abandoned
by the United States, negotiations Will be
opened for the possession By some OF the
H He 'V urges early action on Congress, and
snppests that by joint resolution of the
two Houses the Executive shall be au-
thorized to appoint commissioner to ne
gotiate with the authorities of San Domingo
for the acquisition of that island, and that
an appropriation be made to defray the ex-
penses of the commissioner. The question
might then be determined either oy tae
action of the Senate on the treaty or by
the action Of both Houses on resolution
OF annexation, as in the case Of Texas.
With regard to the Alabama claims ne
recommends that Congress authorize the
appointment of commissioners to TAKE
proof regarding them, md that authority
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Washington News.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-Dixon, of North
Carolina, has been seated, his disabilities
having been removed. .
Plat, of Virginia, moved that Colonel
Dukes credentials be referred to the Com
mittee on Elections. The motion was lost.
A resolution that DIXIE should qualify was
passed. Judge Riyes gave notice that he
will contest the election of Duke.
The House then adjourned until 2 O'Clock.
The Senate opened with the usual for
malities.
The reading of the Presidents Message
cal1sed no sensation to-day In Congress;
and was feebly applauded at the close.
The. money markets exhibit no material
chanpe
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PORT OF RICHMOND. DEC. s, 1875.


Steamer George Il. Upton, Roberts New YORK,
merchandise and passengers, Virginia Steamship
anu Packet Company.
Steamer Albemare, Blackwoo5, New York,
merchandise and passengers. W. III. watt.
Steamer Ellie Knight Travis, Baltimore, me-
chandise and passengers, VIM. ?. Prett.
Schooner 1hos. w mans, Morgan, Albany, !uin-
ber James Gum and c. e. Wh:tlock.
Schooner Annie, Adams, Petersburg, light, Cur
RE & Co.
Schooner H. w. McColley Hubbard, Philadel-
phia coal, G. q. Page & Co.
Schooner Mary willis, Jones, Baltimore,
SAILED,
Steamer John Sylvester, clifford, Norfolk mer-
cNandlse and passeng gers, L. 3. Tatum.
Steamer Norfolk, Plat, Philadelphia, merchan-
disc and passengers, w. p. Porter.
Steamer Ellie Knight, Travis, Baltimore, NOR
chandise and passengers. VIM L. Brett.
Schooner nma Z. Douglas, I Ills Philadel-
phis, via York river, lumber, Curtis & Parker.
MEMoBAHDA.
WEST POINT. Dec. 4.-Arriyed, steamer Adml-
raj Reybold, Baltimore, merchandise and pas5en-
gers, ork River Railroad Company, and sailed
on return. . &c.,
AQUA CREEK, Dec. Arrived, steamer Ge0r-
ceanna, Coimarv, merchandise and passengers,
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac RAILROAD
Company, and sailed on return.
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TOHN n. WOODF1N, ~
1117 MAIN st X z T. I,
OPPOSITE DISPATCH OFFICE.

I am now receiving, in addition 70 my lar
stock of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DR1
SILKS, POPLINs,
CRETOUNEs, SATEENS,aR .
PLAID POPLIN and SERGE6.
SHAWL SUITS, 80
and many other new and desirable Dress Goods
embracing complete assortment Of MOURNING
GOODS, such as .... .s,r...f -flt a,rr
ALPACAs, BoMBAzINEs
TAM1SE, MERINOs, a.s.
- EMPRESS CLOTHS,
REPS, BIARRITZ, $3.50
JANUS CLOTHS and NOUSLISs,
to which would respectfully solicit an exan1ns-
ton. .r.......
We call special attention to our large assort-
ment Of CLOAKINGs in Silk Velvet, Black and
Cclored yelveteeus, White Corduroy, and Fancy
Cloahngs.
Also, CLOAKs, sHAwLs, and WATER-
PROOFS in great variety. -.. ....--
CLOTHS and CAS5IMEREs for boys and
mems wear-a large stock, including fuii line Of
Charlottesville and Fredericksburg fabrics. 30
FLANNELS in White, Red, Yellow, Gray, aud
Blue.
OPERA FLANNEL. Plaids and Solids. ..s.
WORCESTERSHIRE GOODS, such as Table
Linens and Oil-cloths, Towels, Napkins, White
| and Colored Spreads, Nottingham Lxces Tor our
tains, Bleached and Brown SheetinGs and Pillow
| Cotton. -Is-.
| GLOVES, HANDKERCHIEFS,
| HOSIERY, EMBROIDERIEs, LACEs,
LACE HANDKERCHIEFS and COLLARS.
In fact, everything to be found In hrst-class
store, and we cordially invite an exsmip alton ~
all I'm want as we are determined TO sell at the
o oe % p'''t''' AS JOHN N. WOODEN =
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FIFTY CLERGYMES last week sat down to
an enjoyable breakfast at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel. The object of the occasion was an
address by the Rev. G. Gather, Secretary of
tue British and Foreign Systematic Benevo-
lent Society, who, in n speech of about two
hours in length, argued in favor of every
man giving one-tcnth Of his wages or in
come TO the church. OF course we are in
favor Of seeing onc-tcnth or even nine
tcn,hs of all the worlds goods go in the
way Of charity, but then such an arrange
mcnt involves the giving up Of the cuisine
of the Fifth Avenue uotcl.-Phliddelph
I,.pcc
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letter from Lexington.
psUoaaeucc O, the Richmond Dispatch.


LEXINGTON. VA. Dec. ), 1870.
The funeral OF Colonel W. ID. Washing
..a t.uh rIlyc II II O'Clock to-day. 1t was
,.rl 'uu.Aug to >uc the cold clay Of this
,..rM',l youu- artist as hc lay in his studio,
,...r.u1.&"H -. the splendid creations of his
.,..U>. t.rY. Nj. Pratt conducted the SER
H., q. he Presbyterian Church, aud read
q. :ar crave the kplScopa! burial service.
The Faculties .! the Institute and the Uni
yrr,..g, and 4 iong procession Of cadets and
STUDENTS f,llnwcd him to the tomb.
The Faculty OF the V. VI. l. took appro-
,a.a,e action in reference to his death.
it.u. James L. tiolcomhe has accepted
q. irritation 10 deliver u culogy on Gen.
~. :. tn University chapel the 10Th OF
j.. 10y @"Nt
tu.~. ~, 4 big railroad p01r-oro'c here
..-. u.-l' irtwccn Mr.. Robert Garrett ithe
G,".. elected rreSident) and Major Kan
Gr.ga ,.A?of eug!ncer), vi the Valley rail
y.a., aud number OF our leading citizens.
IT, rpu.rrcuce seems to have oeen ml,-
'aE satisfactory, and railroad stock is
f,.s-. LEXINGTON.
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The Alabama LecfsIature.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec. 5.-Both
Houses of the Legislature were at work to-
day. A message from Gov. Lindsay was
sent in, and 1000 copies ordered to be
printed. The election for United States
Senator's is exciting some attention. A
ballot will be had tomorrow. There are
no developments as to the Gubernatorlai
contest
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The Vote I'm NeW York.

ALBANY, Dec. 5.-The official vote for
Governor will be declared by the State cam
vassers as follows: Hoffman, 399, 532 ;
Woodford, 800, 436; Graham Qabor reform
candidate), 1907 !; scattering and defective,
1892. The total vote was III ,229.
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LEATHER AND

1912 CARY STREET.
Tho snbscriber calls the attention of Ill In need
of SOLE EATHFR. CALF Skins, klPS SIDE
LATTER, Innings, aud such other articles
as are usually found in a Leather and Finding
house 10 his ctock. Purchased on the most ad-
vautagcous terms, he can offer them as low as they
can be purchased.
SOLE LEATHER. OF the different grades
FRENCH and AMERICAN CALF and KIP
SENS,
slDE LEATHER, Innings,
THREADS NAILS &C., &C.
Can and examine.
MIR NICHOLAS DEV.EREUX, long known 10
thu trad. and TO dealers and thoroughly CONVEX
SAINT With tie business, can be found with me; and
would tie glad TO see ahd WALL on MS oiq irlenos
and former pstrons. fEiEh In oLEb...
I2I2 Cary ST., between 18TH and 18th.
no s-1m&25W2m