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BRITISH BARK SATELLITE, !
nIcHNOSD DOt (. Oct. 70. 1871. {

Mf. Efitof: | am constrained from my own per
sonai feelings in the matter, and with sense of
duty as a ship master trading to your port, to
express through yonr columns to the public my
many thanks for what the city has done, and is
still doing, to improve the depth of water i'll the
James river, up to the dock of Richmond; and
will endeayor to give my reasons therefor
In October, 1858, landed cargo OF salt from
Liverpool, England, consigned to Messrs. J. g.
Tardy Go. AT that lime the upper part of the
river was pretty full of distinctions, and the bar
was so shoal tllatI had TO tighten my ship to
eleven aud u half feet before | could get up TO
the city.
l have just arrived here in the same ship direct
from Liverpool, England, with a cargo of salt,
consigned to Messrs. Lee, Seddon & Co., and
came directly up to the dock, without breaking
bulk, drawing 12A feet water, without any
trouble whatever.
trust that the city will go with the good
work of clearing out the distinctions and deep
ening the river and when l again return to this
port, (Which hope to do before very long) that
may iiud instead of four square-rgged vessels
in the dock from foreign ports, dozens of them.
With many well-wishes for the present and flu
ture prosperity of your city, lam, with the kind
est regards, yonr obo dent servant,
sfl ff JOHN q. TURNER,
Mnstpr of RrttiSl, lsn flx
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TOBACCO INsPECToRs.-The Governor
appointed on Saturday the following tobac-
co inspectors for Farmyille:
John r. Cunningham on the part of own
crs and II. A. Booker on the part of the
State, for Randolph warehouse.
Samuel q. Price on the part of owners
and +. d. Redd for the State, for Farmyille
warehouse.
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WYMAN.-This renowned wizard and
ventriloquist begins his second week in our
city tonight. AS will be seen, he will
continue the interesting feature Of his en-
tertamments of giving away valuable pre-
sents to the audience. A grand matinee IS
announced for next Saturday.
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say~..B" Select ,yhiskcy.

Ges Attention, Ladies and Gentlemen.-The
lady appearing in the prettiest costume tomor-
row night at the SKATING CARNIVAL will receive
a season ticket lasting until next summer Tho
gentleman appearing in the most original cos
tune will also receive a season ticket.
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Steps Looking to the Dissolution of Certain
Glis tain Insurance Companies.

Cincinnati, October 2s.-The State Au-
ditor has filed bills in the Circuit Court
looking to the dissolution of the knicker-
booker, Equitable, Garden City, and Com
mercial Insurance companies, the compa-
nies being bankrupt. The aggregate assets
Of the Knickerbocker are $50, 900, and its
losses are 100000. The assets OF the
Equitable are $4,000 losses, SO, 900, 900.
The Garden City assets are $500, 600; losses,
$4,000, 900. The Commercial has risks to
the amount of Sl5, 900, 900, with assets, ex-
clusiveof capital stock, paid and unpaid, Of
$500 600.
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ATTENTION, PoLICE.-John w. Talley,
Esq, captain Of the Henrico police detailed
f,r the Fair, requests the citise rs of Henrico,
detailed by Judge Minor for that duty, to
report at the Fair Grounds promptly on
Tuesday morning at y O'Clock.
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ms-.B. Select whiskey.

Efs'A Habit is a lfabit-Great social evils
and abuses which interfere with marriage, has
ruined the prospects and happiness of thousands
of the young Sure means of relief for the err
ing and unfortunate, diseased and debiltated,
can be obtained by calling 1T DR.. WoLcurr's PAIN
PAINT OFFICE, No. 2o7 Fifth, street, between
Grace and Broad. a
Where all aivice is given fee, none need fear
exposure. All Communications answered prompt
ly.
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Evans, the Pennsylvania War Agent.

Mnasbng, Pa, October 30.-Evans,
the war agent of Pennsylvania, has been
discharged upon the charge of embezzle-
ment, but is held under bonds for $780,
900, to appear on cdpias.
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Railroad Matters.

Cincinnati, Ohio, October CSC. p.
lhn llunndtln5gton, d5g president Of the Chesapeake
proposition agreeing to build a railroad from
the mouth of Simm's creek, opposite Hunt
ington, w. Va, to Dayton. Ohio, on con-
dition that the company be furnished with
the right of way, unqucstionable subscrip-
tions amounting to SS,000,000, and the old
work done ON the line.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Com
pany has made a verbal contract to buy the
Louisville, Cincinnati, and Lexington rail-
road. The contract is to be completed in
writing to-day. sa
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The Enforcement Act in kentucky-Arrest of
Lexington Officials.

Lerln9ion, ky., Oct. 3O.-The Mayor
and many officials of this city have been
arrested on an indictment from the Federal
court charging them with felony growing
out of the disturbances at the August cleo
tons.
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The Boston Murder Sill in Mystery.

Boston, Oct. 2s.-The murder of Kate
Lcehan is still involved in mystery. Chief
of Police Savage requests that amy informal
ton calculated TO throw any light upon the
tragedy be sent to him. 5s,si
Wrapped around the furnace wrench
with which the murder was done was a
copy of the Helena Clarion newspaper, da-
ted Feb. 9th 1871, published in Helena,
Arkansas. Any one sending such paper
to persons in this vicinity should colnmu-
nicatc with the chief of police, as it might
furnish clue to the murderer.
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Domestic Markets-[Br rBLRaRAPH.l
NBW YORK. October 40 1871

Flour quiet and unchanged, Wheat quiet and
firm. Corn dull and declining. Pork firm ut SIS
Lard steady Cotton quiet and frm-Upiands,
ls%; Orleans l9s-sales ofl000 bales Turpentine
at 67hQ6S Rosin firm at VI. .3U@4 IS for strained
Freghts firm
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Steamer Bnrned-Loss Of Life.

Port Huron, Michigan, October 2s.-
The propeller 'Dean Richmond has been
burned. The chambermaid was drowned,
but the Others on board escaped. The
steamer had 80 900 bushels of wheat
aboard, which was lost.
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HURRAH FOR "DIxIE"! THE celc-
brated Dixie plow, manufactured by Mr..
Starke, of this city, took the premium over
all competitors at the Petersburg fair.
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ne II is really interesting to visit tine various
sewing machine agencies in this city, and TO SEQ
what each machine will do but tho most Won
derfnl is the WHEELER WILSON Why, 1t will
do anything you can call for in the sewing line,
with so much case, rapidity, and SO little noise
If you don't believe it, go TO 1901 Main street. and
be convinced.
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Bif f-Gr0ceries.-Famiiies in want OF Groce-
ries referred to the advertisement of T. Bal
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PERsoNAL.--Judge Bond, United States
Circuit Judge, leaves tonight for his home
in Baltimore. lie will return on Tuesday
morning next, to which time the court adj
journed.
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Nj We advise everybody TO so to the Skating
Carnival tomorrow night.
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yXTANTED

"ANTED-A good Cook, Washer aud iren-
w er-one without incumbranee preferred
M Must bring recommendations. Apply at lls, on
Third street, between Cary and Canal.
oc 30-lt#
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lMARRIEn

In Nashville, Tenn, October 10Th, by Rev ID.
w. Gwin, FRANK HOLLOW ELL, M. d., and
Miss ANNA, third daughter of the late DR. II. .
H. c. Howell
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Bss Fancy Groceries, Imported and Domestic,
always in stock, ut t. BALMRa Co.'S, Sl4 Main
street
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ME English Breakfast Teas mixed for and
imported by I. BALNER 4 Co, sl4 Main street
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DB Canned Fruits aud Vegetables ia the full
est assortment, can be had at T. BALxgR h Ce .,
s4 Main street
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w Skating at Assembly Hall every might
this week. Carnival Tuesday night.
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RETURN OF THE VIRGINIA COMMITS
srONERS-Nothiag Done.--At the first
session Of the last Legislature, Messrs.
VIM. Watts, D.. G. Dejarnette, and Gen.
Henry A. Wise were appointed commits
sioners to settle the boundary line between
Virginia and Maryland. The latter State
also appointed a similar number of commits
sioners to meet those of Virginia, at such q
time as might be agreed upon between
them. 4fi ,ht4
During the administration of Coy. Wise,
the records in relation to this question were
obtained from England, and filed in the Of
flee Of the secretary of the Commonwealth,
but during the war these documents were
stolen from the secretary's office, and the
records so mutiated as to render it ncces-
sary to procure additional copies from the
mother country.
Mr.. Dejarnette, one Of the above named
commissioners, was appointed to visit Eng
land, and obtain official copies of the re-
cords. This duty Mr.. Dejarnette perform
cd during the present year, and armed with
them, he, in company with the
remaining two commissioners, Messrs.
Watts and Wise, recently visited the bay,
for the purpose of carrying out the require
ments of the acts of Assembly in relation
to the question. Our commissioners have
returned and report that only one of the
Maryland commissioners, Mr.. Aydelott,
&c his appearance, who informed the
Virginia commissioners that his colleagues
declined to meet them in consultation.
II is possible that the expressed opinions of
one Of our commissioners of the propriety
and justice Of going back to old antiquated
records, involving considerable loss to
Maryland, had something to do with the
refusal of these commissioners to meet
ours. At all events they have returned
without accomplishing anything more than
eating first-rate oysters and having a good
time generally. No one can blame them
for this, but we had hoped this vexed ques-
ton would have been settled at this time.
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Bg Whiskey-T. Balmer & Co., si4 Main
street, have still some Of their choice $3 Whiskcy
on hand. Nh. ~ ~ - .la.l..
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AS AN evidence of the appreciation Of
our efforts to clear the river of distractions,
we publish the following letter from the
master of the British bark !" Satellite"
now at the dock:
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B.Es Skating Carnival at Assembly Hall takss
place tomorrow Tuesday night. *s@As
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Be skating every night this week at Assem-
bly, Hall. Carnival Tuesday night
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REPORTED FLIGHT OF BRIGHAM


Nelo York, Oct. pa special to the
Herald from Salt Lake, says:
SIT is stated in official circles that Brig
ham Young is l20 miles south of this city,
with his course still onward. 1t is not
known to what point he is bound. Some
think he intends to leave the country, and
others, that he will find refuge in st.
George, 300 miles from here. 1t is certain
ly doubtful whether he will appear for trial
and whether the head of the church will be
seen again here until the troubles are over
Delegate Hooper has gone to Washington
to see the President, and endeavor to effect
some basis of compromise. The church is
in the greatest ferment.
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APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.

K,,o,o all men by ttese Preseats, That we, the
subscribers, being stockholders in the james
River and lianawha Company, do hereby consti-
tute and appoint ------ onr true and law
ful attorney and proxy, TO represent each of us
in all general meetings of the stockholders of
said company, held within six months from and
after the date hereof, when we are moi personally
present or represented by some other proxy; with
ings to give such vote or votes, and to do such
other act or acts, as each of could give do,
rs member of said meetings, if we were per-
sonaliy present; and we do hereby rafiiy and con-
firm whatever vote or votes, act or acts our said
attorney may lawfully give or do for us in pursu-
since of the authority hereby conferred upon him.
Witness our hands and seals this - day OF
---- one thousand eight hundred and -.
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
The War Upon nIormons.

SAT- Luke, October 29.-The Mayor OF
the city and four others have been arrested
by United States Marshal, charged with the
murder of prisoners taken at Camp Doug.
lass. Some wild words attended the pro-
cccdings, but no resistance. Orson Hyde,
one of the twelve apostles, fled southward
to avoid arrest. A dead body has been
found neal the city with four bullets
through it. Warrants are out for Brigham
Young and his son Joseph, charging them
with the murder of Richard Yates. The
indictments are founded upon the testimony
of Bill Hickman, formerly DANTE or Sc
cret agent of the Morn ons.
Hawkins, who was tried for adultery, has
been fined five hundred dollars and SEN
fenced to three years hard labor. Notice
Of appeal to the Supreme Court has been
given.
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OUR FAIR.--The State Fair, which
opens Tomorrow, promises to be an in
structive gathering, and we hope that thou
sands will visit our'city, and return to their
country homes amply compensated for the
Journey by what they will see and hear
on the Fair Grounds. E
Agriculture is the industry which must
rcplenlsh our exhausted stores, and too
much attention cannot be paid to that
which relates to it, or too much honor paid
to those who are devoting their time and
skill to its advancement.
He who makes two blades of grass grow
where but one grew before, is a great pub
lie benelactor, and entitled, not only to our
sympathy, but our applause. 1t is pain
fully apparent that farming in Virginia is
not rcmunerltive unless under exceptional
circumstances and the. remedy cannot be
found without scientific experiment directs
hard-working practice.
I Interchange of ideas is the first step in
improving progress, but we have had too
much exchange of empty compliment at the
gatherings Of farmers, which have recently
been reported, and too little that was prac-
tical, but still less that was calculated to
bring about the state of liberal feeling
which will induce capital and enterprise
to come among us, having come, to stay.
Cannot the leading spirits in these gatherings
ignore politics and prejudice for a brief sea-
son, and let their talk be of beeves,o
their organization be based upon peace and
good will?
We trust that the questions of appropri-
alton of the agricultural land scrip allotted
to Virginia, and just equalization Of assess
ment of lands throughout the Common
wealth, will be given due prominence in
the public and private discussions of far
mers who visit our city during the far.
These are essentially farmers questions,
and their wishes in the premises should be
known and respected.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

DAILY STATE JOURNAL OFFIuH,(
RIcHsosD, Oct. 80, 1s7l
We quote first-class paper al 10 10 per
cent. per annnm. Richmond city bonds are held
at so cents. Virginia State stocks dull There is
an active demand for frstclass rairoad seeari-
ties.
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1g-"n. Select whisksy, - so per gallon.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NTETRoPOLITAN HALL.

~
MONDAY, OCTOBER s0rH,
AND EVERY NIGHT DURING FAIR WEEK
Positively last six nights of
w NJ A N
THE WONDERFUL WIZARD ASp vESrRILoQuIsT.
A lady's Gold Watch given away ut each per-
formance, besides Silver Watches, Family BIZ
bles, Dry Goods Jewelry, and other useful and
handsome presents. 5la
MATINEE ON SATURDAY
at o'clock, at which everybody will receive Il
oresent
Admiss ion--TWENTY- FIVE CENTS.
ges- Doors open at O'Clock; to commence at s
o'clock. oc SOFT
pIcHMoND THEATRE.
PROPRIETRESS. Mrs. w. T. POWELL.
RETURN OF THE FAyoRITEs.
GREAT ATTRACTION FOR FAIR WEEK
MONDAY EVENING, October soth, 1871,
viii be presented with all the original effects the
great dfsIInI OF
TIE STREETS OF NEW YORK.
Badger. r........................... MIR J. +. Noyes
Lucy gnes Noyes
supported by the Richmond Theatre Company.
song and Dane Alice Hamilton
dNRAND CONCERT.
VI
ExcELsIoR STAR DEBAT7NG cLUB
will give
A GRAN N.CERT
at the
First BAPTXST CHURCH, (C0L0RED)
ON MONDAY NIGHT NEXT, sorH INSTANT
for the Ht1
BENEFIT OF TIE ArTUcKs GUARDS OF RICHMOND,
who will be present in full uniform.
The exercises will embrace dialogues and reci-
tations by n select company of young ladies and
gentlemen of this city.
Doors open at O'Clock p. M.
Concert TO commence at p nj.
ADMISSION--l5 cents; gentleman and lady,
20 cents children, 10 cents.
j. IL. BOWSER, Manager.
f. KILE Chm'n OF Committee. oc 2S-2t*
yINHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
Il HOLDERS OF THE
JAMES RIVER AND KANAwIA COMPANY
will be held at the Company's Office, in this city,
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 1st, 1871, at 10 O'Clock A.
M.
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Baltimore, October 2s.-The races Were
resumed to-day. Midday" won the
Monumental City Handicap" Time,
4:l34. Five contestants.
Ensign" won the mile hcat-members
of the Club riding. Four contestants.
Time, 2:l5.
''Bassett" beat ''Preakncss" in the two
and half mile race. Time, 5:4l4.
'Tubman' won the race for three years
old, mile heats. Time, 2:02a 2:0S.
The track was heavy on account Of the
rain.
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Beth" Select Whiskcy.
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NEW YORK, October 30, lsTl
Stocks duh and heavy. Government and State
bonds dull and steady. Money firm at 7. God
heavy at 1llA. Exchange-long So. short ca
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Richmond Grain Market
Corn AND Flour ExcHASaR,
RICHMOND, Oct. 30, 1871.

Richmond Grain Market.
Corn AND Flour ExeHASaR,t Il
RICHMOND, Oct 30, 1871. :
0 offerings.
WHRAT-Whte 1910 bushels. Red. ll3O do.
CoRS-White, clio bushels Mixed, 81 bushels
OArs---774 bushels
RyE-46 bushels
MEAL--242 bushels
Saies
tfWHBAT-White, l602 bushels at 81 rs for prime
$s0 for seed; $l70 for very good; 81 65e1l SO for
good 81 ,57h 10 for fair $l5O for common
Red ll20 bushels at $l75 for prime 81 20 for very
good; $l.65 for good; $l.57h for fair; sl.lo@ia0
for common.
CoRx--White, 622 bushels at 65Gp66c. for fair
new; re. for prime new; 69c. for very good new;
soc. for common now; 75c. for weavil Gates old
OArs-404 bushels at 5sc@pa9c. for good spring;
6Oc. for very good spring; 6Oc- for New Bruns-
wick.
RYE-40 bushels ut Soc. for geod.
MEAL-56 bushels at S0c. for white country boil
ted Zoe. for common.
Resrhfbited.
CoRN-White, 90 bushels
WHBAT--Red, s bushels
OArs-230 bushels.
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Hl-"B" Select Whiskey.
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JOHN W. woLTz, News and city Editor.
- = = - = - = = =
LOCAL MATTERS.
REPUBLICAN NOMINEES.

REPUBLICAN NOMINEES.
For the Senate.
Hon. J. r. -PoPHABI, WILLIAM TROY.
SAMUEL j.. ANNABLE.
For the House.
ID. w. BOHANNON, @. S. MILLS,
HORACE L. KENT, HENRY MILLER,
JOHN RANKIN.
For the House, from Henrico.
G.. G. VINCENT JOHN WOODWORTu.
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MONDAY, OCTOBER s0rH,
AND EVERY NIGHT DURING FAIR WEEK
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.yT,HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
Il HOLDERS OF THE
JAMES RIVER AND KANAWIIA COMPANY
will be held at the Companys oliice, in this city,
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VIM. r. MUNFORD,
Secretary
Richmond, Oct. 90 1871. Zoe 2l&2s-2rl
FgNHE SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.--RAF-
IL FILE for the Benefit of the Widows and Orr
phans of the Southern States. ia 81
DIsrRIBUTIos No 64 EVENING. Der. %. .
20 l3 IS rs s3 SO 0 "a IA IL SO 40
DisrhiBurIos No. 6l6. MORNING. Der. 80
q 7e % A IS % 10 10 81 40 II l6 q
Witness my hand, at Richmond, Va, this s0th
day of October 1871.
SIMMONS s. CO., C. @. TOMPkINS, 7
Managers. Commissioner.
CERTIFICATES OF RATTLE can be pur
chased from Captain w. /. DABNEY, at the
Branch Office, No. Twelfth street, three doors
from Main
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Convection of Rosenweig the Aborionist
Ne,o York, October 2S.-Thc trial of
DR.. Rosenweig, the abortionist, was con-
cluded to-day. lie was found guilty and
sentenced to seven years hard labor.
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IeSte, - -, loEAl..l
BY order of the Board Of Directors
WIN. z. MUNFORD,
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ID ICHM0ND THEATRE.
w. t. POWELL.
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TERMS
Gueltiitg State Sunrnat.
APPOINTMENTS FOR SPEAKING.

r. ID. BECRLEY, ESQ., will address the citi-
zens of Virginia as follows:
King George @. H.--TUESDAY, Oct. 81.
Westmoreland O. II "WEDNESDAY, Nov. !.
Warsaw, Richmond unty-THURSDAY, Nov,
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Admiss on--TWENTY- FIVE CENTS.
Gs- Doors open at O'clock to commence at s
o'clock. oc SOFT f