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MANCHESTER ITEMS.

pr,,rror-s IsTEIIIGEScE.-A the Aietho-
dist churcl last Sabbath night the pastor
nrrarhed his farewell sermon OF the Confer.
aure pear and administered the oralllance OF
baptism. nj
At the Meade Memorial church Rev. Dai-
Inc Thicker ofiiciated; the pastor occupying
his pulpit in Richmond:
At the Presbyterian church in The morn
ing Rev. Mr.. Campbell preached IN able ser-
mon from John vi, 81.
At the Baptist church in the morning the
nnInit was occupied by the eloquent young
divine III. Lansing Burrows, and at night
tho nstor administered the ordinance OF
Iantism. The beautiful weather brought
ont large congregations, and at the Baptist
church four beautiful brides were IN attend
ance. 80, ,.,oo,
The Baptist Sunday school, Wltn great
unanimity, refused to receive Dr. thiles's fe'
signation as superintendent.
C,pcr1T CouRT-Judge Weisiger pres!d'n9
a i,ry was obtained in the case oil Dahle
Walker, charged with poisoning, saturaay
and the trial commenced. Saturday nign'
the jnry accepted the hospitable oler OF y.
natills Schultz, ESD, one oil their hulnps,
and spent until yesterday morning AZ nI'
residence, in charge OF the sherlhs. ihe eon ''l
| fnement is said not to have been very uh
pleasant.
The HORSE D1sEAsE.-This disease IS Ta
thcr on the increase in our town. Al tiie
stables of the James River Bridge Compan!
their entire force of over thirty horses ahe
| mules are more or less sick, and. some IN !
| critical condition. Most Of the horses u
other parts Of town are suffering, anu on tn'
water line oxen have been brought into ser
vice. Mrs. Jane Baird lost most V;itaDi
animal Sunday. 1tishoped that the atInor.
ties will see to it that none OF the hotses ~
fectcd are watercd or washed in tue es'sial .
river.
TIE FREE RRrpaE. Your reporter Fesler
dat visited the bridge, md found that , q, =.
/ iron work is being pat ON from tne anu.
mont to the first pier. A quantity OF IRON
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ms- STRONG TEsTIMONY-srE,pE

N STRONG TESTIMONY.-STEu
WILLIE, ONO, September 4. ls7l.-Dr. William, II.
Tut: Dear Sir,-Ifcel 1t duty to you and TO suf-
fering humanity to make public the great merits Of
your Extract Sarsaparilla and Queens Delight.
For years have been great sufferer, my general
health broke down. and was affected with nervous
ness Of the mos, terrible character. which was soon
followed by an eruption ali over the body, forming
large ulcers In places, and attended with rheu
matte pains. Tongue cannot describe ny suffering.
was reduced almost to a skeleton, and had per-
feet loathing of food. / attended by several
physicians who rendered me no relief I despaired
of ever being we'll again. but thanks to kind Pro-
whence accidentally heard of your medicine. I
sent for half dozen bottles, and before had taken
three began to feel better, my appetite improved,
and the rheumatic palms became less severe, and
could enjoy sleep. l have continued It's use, and
have taken eleven bottles and believe am sound
man again. The ulcers have all healed, my skin is
smooth and healthy, and have gained twenty-five
pounds In weight. ! believe my sickness resulted
from tsint Of scrofula would earnestly recon-.
mend your compound to my felow-suGarers. With
deep gratitude TO you, am ever your friend,
JAMES FRANKLIN.
DIR. TUFTS LIVER PILLS are n mild and gen.
tie purgative possessing the peculiar merit of ACT
Ing as powerful agent IN relieving congestive OF
torpid liver. They have no equal
DR.. TUFTS HAIR-DYE promotes the growth oi
The hair. no I8-eod&wlt
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OLE BULLS CoScERTs.-The first Of Ole
Bulls concerts will take place at Assembly
Hall tonight. lie will be assisted by Miss
Graziella Ridgwav, Signor Ferranti, and
Mr.. J. y. Pattison. The company is thus
noticed by the New York IFee6ly Musical
RcrieW ..
"Signor Ferranti, well known to all opera
and concert patrons, and who has been heard
in nearly all parts of the United States with
the Parcpa-Rosa Company and Carlotta
Patti Concert Company, is now engaged
to appear with the Ole Bull Concert Com
pany during the king of riU1insts' tour
through the southern States. Fcrranti is
Justly dubbed the price Of butlo singers.
and his performance Of duet with the pretty
and angelic little prima donna Miss Gra-
Ziella Ridgway, who 50 recently supported
Miss Nilsson during her operate season: and
with the most iattcring success, will prove
most enjoyable feature of The veteran vio'
linisl's cycr-popular concerts.
The eminent pianist and composer Mr..
j. n. PattSon has also been engaged Man.
ager Turnbull is to be congratulated for
having succeeded in bringing together such
fine talent, In every respect, to say nothing
OF the greatest star in the constellation, Ole
Bull, whose name is legion through the whole
length and breadth Of America, the mere an
nounccment OF his appearance alone being
sufficient to bring together an audience OF the
elite of society,"
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CHARGED WITH RoBB.sa THE STATE Ii

CHARGED WITH RoBBINd THE STATE LII
BRAR44.-=Joseph Cross and Walker Howard,
two colored employees in the Capitol build
ing, were arrested by Detective Daniel Wren
OH Saturday charged on q warrant sworn to
bf F. G: Cole with breaking and entering
tue Stlte library and stealing copies of the
Code Of Virginia. Cole was convicted III the
Hastings Court last week of stealing paper;
the property Of the State, and sent to jail for
six months. Since his conviction he bas
made statements duplicating others, and II
his account is true the State has lost con-
siderably in the destruction of books torn up
and sold to iunk-dcalers rs waste paper.
Cross aud Howard were brought before JUS
tice White yesterday, but i'll the absence OF
important witnesses the cases were continued
until this morning. .-..
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Police COURT, MoNDAY-JuSticeJ j. J. White
presidiag.-The following cases were dis
posed OF:
William II. Cabel (colored), charged with
assaultirg and cutting Anderson Kyle with
knife with intent to kill Continued until
2Sth instant; attachment issued for wit
nesscs.
Ann Gentry, charged on warrant with as
saulting and Beating Lizzie Judah !; and Liz
zie Judah charged Oh warrant with tres
passing on the premises Of Ann Gentry and
threatening to Kill said Gentry. Ann Gentry
fined 81 Judah discharged.
John Harris, charged on warrant with as
saulting and striking William johnson.
Fined =.
Ellen Harper and NIahala Johnson (col-
oredl, charged on warrant with asSaultng
and beating Sarah Washington. Harper dis
charged Johnson fined S..
Sacah Washington and Mamie Perkins
(colored), charged on warrant with cursing,
abusing, and threatening to strike Mabala
johnson with brick. Fired p each.
John H. Coots (colored), charged with
being vagrant. Committed in default OF
surety in the sum of so for thirty days.
Mary Starke, charged on warrant with tres
passing upon the premises Of Lourette Duval
and threatening to assault and beat Rebecca
Conally; and Rebccca Conally charged on
warrant with abusing and using insulting
and indecent language to Mary starke. Fined
$3.50 each.
Bette Taylor (colored), charged on war
rant with assaulting and beating Lucle Kin
ney with a brick. Fined $3.50.
Lucie Kinney (coloretD, charged on war
rant with assauItng and striking Bette Ty.
ler with a rock. Fined $3.50.
| Amanda Briggs and James Graham (co
lcred); charged with stealing wood from the
ward of Benjamin Cottrcll. Found guilty
and sent to Jail for five days each.
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Istill on hand, and the contractors promised
to work with all diligence.
iPEBsosAL.-The Rev. Mr. Campbell win
leave town to attend the annual Synod this
week.
The Rev. Mr. Christian leaves this evening
for Petersburg to attend Conference.
asJohn III. Merritt, one of our most respected
citizens, has been appointed toll-gatherer on
Mayo's bridge.
A HEAVY L1FT.-One of the workmeu en-
ployed on James River bridge lifted, on q
wager, one thousand pounds, Sunday morn
ing. -g
MARHE.-several vessels are II, port with
iron for the free bridge, logs for the bucket
factory, &c. I'm.
Town AND CouNTY.-There is much talk
of a secession of the town from the county,
and a petition Is about to be circulated pray
Ing the Legislature to grant the request, and
it is positive that some action will be taken
this winter.
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TRIErTE TO THE MEMORY OF TIE LATE
III. G.. WATKINs.-A meeting of the Richmond
Corn and Flour Exchange was held yestcr-
day To take appropriate action upon The
death of Mr.. Ii. c. Watkins. OF the firm OF
Messrs. Gibson & Watkins, OF this city. Mr..
Jordan a. Martin was called to the chair
and Mr.. T. G. Coghian appointed secretary.
On motion Of NIr. Il. b. Sommervillc, Il
committee was appointed to prepare suit.
able resolutions. The Chair appointed
NIessrs. r. B. Sommcryillc, W. Fl. Tyler, and
George w Roystcr, as the committee, who,
after brief absence, presented series ol
resolutions, which were unanimously adopt
ed MesSrs. r. 3. Sommervilln, w. III.
Tyler, George W. Roystcr, and William II.
p. Morris were appointed by the Chair as
nall-bearers, and the meeting adjourned.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

MAX HEYMAN & co. will sell at the usual hour
ladies' hats dry goods, clothing, hats, furs, &c.
RICHARDSON & co. will sell at P. N. a brick
dwelling on the south side of Broad between
Twenty-frst and Twenty-second streets.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS Will sell Mt "a y. NJ. two
small brick tenements on the east line Of Brook
avenue between Duvai aud Baker streets.
COOK S LAUGHTON will sell at 10 A. NJ. furni-
ture. CARPETS, stoves, &c.
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r. UsIFoRM LODGE OF KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.-
a uniform association of the Order of
knights of Pythias was organized last night
at Pythian Hall undera dispeAsation granted
by Grand Chancellor Armstrong. The As
sociation was organized Us o Division, with
the following officers: 80
C9aef.-Wiliiam: III. Wade.
assistant Gtiefs.-W. G. Darlington. first ;
D. A. Brown, Jr, second; +; III. g. G. Hartman,
third.
Chief Erecutfoe.-Charles T. Binford.
Sub -Gnefs.-George r. Waldman, John
B. Vaughan, and John E. Hankins.
Assistant GmGes.-O. Morganstern, j. G..
Teller, D. t. Wilbon, W. FL. Cardozo.
Secretary and Treasurer.-W. p. Gretter.
The lodge wfllmeet again on next Monday
night. toE Il: sg
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IHr.RsyAL NOTICES.
ear DECIDEDL LY' eIIEATs lstsoodq qua

RT DECIDED eHE,AI, zt1ood dqual.
iss poasins AZ rs and soc.cr yards extra wide BIO
cade PepAns at ss 80, and 4sc per yard BEST Black
AIpacas AZ sse. and upwards Empress Cloths, all
coiors, al soc. and upwards; French satteens, neW
shades, at 'sc. per yards Velour Poplns, silk and
wool at 81 per yard very wide; Irish Poplins, silk
aud wools al si.se per yard: Black aud Coiored
Dress Silks at sI.Ts to $3.50 per yard; Trimming
Silks and Satins at 81 $780, and g. per yard; Trim
ming Vevcteens, oil co.ors at 7sc. and 81 per yard
best Waterproof Cloths at s2s and $3.50 per yard;
latest styles Cloth Cioaks, Plaid and Striped Shaws,
at the very lowest prices; Flaanels, Casslmeres,
Blankets, and Quilts, at old prices; Boulevard and
Balmoral Skirts at Stand upwards; Ladies'. Gentle
mems and Childreu's undcrvcsts, and Ladies' I'm
dcrwear. cheaper than ever: Kid Gloves at T5c., 81,
and $l.5o per pair.
Cali and obtain bargains ut
WILLIAM THALIIIMER & SONS.
No. 1913 NIaiu street, opposite post-oflcc, anu
no 10 No. S01 Broad street, corner Sixth.
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TWENTY YEARS YoUNGER.--fo say that hun
dreds Of maids, wives, and widows looii twenty
years younger than they are In consequence of the
compeXional freshness derived from the use of HA-
CAMS MAGNOLIA BALM Is simply to state an abso-
lutte fact, which might be promptly verified by d.
rect testimony If ladies were willing to tell their
ages as to use the best means of making themselves
lovely. Nature sometimes, but very rarely, crowns
the charm Of perfect features with complexion oi
exquisite clearness; but even then time soon begins
to make inroads upon the velvet cheek, the fair
white brow, tine ivory bust, the rounded arm. TIC
preserve the s'glory of woman /" unblemished, even
after the meridian Of life has been passed. 1t Is oily
necessary to use daily this cooling, heathful vege-
table preparation. ......
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TIE TnEATRE.-The vivacious Chapman
Sisters met fattering reception from very
good audience last night. Neither Blanche
nor Ella has lost either beauty or talent since
they were here last, and Mr.. Morris is quite
a valuable accession to their troupe. In Don
Giovanni these popular artists and the stock
company of the Theatre made the best of q
very tame buresque, which will be repro
dllred Tonight.
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ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL.--B. 7. Sub
lett was arrested Saturday night charged on
warrant with assaultipg and striking VIII
linn johnson with al axe with intent to kill.
Sublett is the keeper Of store near the
packet Office. and johnson came In to buy
some articles, when a difficulty occurred, re.
sulting in the wounding of johnson about
the head. The case came before Justice
White yesterday, and after Il protracted in-
yestiyation the accused was sent on for in
dictmenJ by the grand jury.
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ALMOST A FIRE IN TIE HEART OF THE CITY.
Between and s o'clock yesterday morning
a pile of rubbish and cut packing-paper in
the basement OF McssrS. John II. Tyler Il
Co.'S extensive jewclry establishment, on the
south side of Main between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets, took fire, and but for its
timely discovery an extensive conhaglation
might have ensued. 1t is supposed that it
was caused either by design or perhaps some
one in passing trod upon n match lying on
the floor near the pile, and hence the burn
ing. One of the concern went promptly to
work. eXtingIished the flames, and the firm
49, '-t"ined no loss.
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lI7' RosADALIs, cures all cases of chro

4 li2' RQSADALIS, cures all cases of chro-
Nc rheumatism. Read the following:
Var Slr5,-You will please send Inc four ~ more
Siics of your MOST EXCELLENT MEDICINE.
a. YOU viii remember, Que month or six weeks
ago received three bottles Of 1t. When COM
N2iref taking II could scarcely walk ut all when
hlEh' came but now suffer no more from Thea.'na-
'sE have little brother that is about to lose his
ayA sDd wish TO try Il for him. fou VIII please
Ind enclosed 81, for which YOU will forward me the
q 'cnc immediately.
Very respectfully, remain, -
SlNrEL & NcFAppaY, poet-ofaes box 100,
no l.+of?w afurfreesboro', Tenn.
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Jon PR1yTISG.-We call the attention OF mer.
chsnts clerks Of courts, sheris lawyers, railroads
steamship and canal and agents and all others
hayiny orders for printing, to the facilities offered al
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT Tor the
prompt and faithful execution Of all kinds OF JOB
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice az.
I,iiifica,ts Heads Programmes Ban Tickets
BIapks PAMPHLETS, Tags, Band-Bllis' Catalogues,
nils of Fare, showBiiis, Checks, Drafts, 90, &c.
satisfaction guaranteed.
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Sweet Havana oranges at pIzz1NI's.

REEs & Co.'S PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY Is pro-
ducing the finest work made in this city. We have
had occasion to give them trial, and the pictures
they turned out any gallery in the country might bt
proud of. They deserve the patronage Of all. a.
their liberal charges and fine work is quite an In
ducement. We wish them well. .gE
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4 SLIGHT FIRE on SuSDAy.--The alarm Of
fire on Sunday morning between II and II
O'Clock, turned in at Box No. 4, Third po-
licc-station, was caused by the burning of a
roof on she'd ut Trainham's carpenter shop.
at the corner Of Brook avenue and Broad
street. Damage slight.
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. rAL1F1Ep.-Messrs. J. A. Richardson, j.
r t,Iam, Andrew Johnston, and Charles u.
Williams ,,,". lifted before the Hastings Court
Yesterday rs nOtaries pu.lllc.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs.-The cases OF
Neal Us. The Commonwealth, Thomas us.
The Commonwealth, and Canada Us. The
Commonwealth, were argued and submitted
iu the Court of Appeals yesterday.
In the case of Huff Us. Dish an appeal was
rnf,,SoI
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silk hats at all prices. p. WEIsIGER & co.

LADIES' FURs.-A magnificent assortment OF
every kind all frcsh and warranted; for sale at p
WEISIGER & CO.'S.
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ANOTHER REMEDY FOR THE horse DIsEAsE.--
Dr. Srother, of Lynchburg. has kindly furnished us
with the following REMEDY for The prevailing horse
disease which has been very successfully used by Mr.
John NJ. Goodwin, of Petersburg:
Spirits nitre, o.;
Pafegoric, or;
Pure sulphs.e iron. I drachm;
Water, pint.
Drcnch or give In hot mach, and repeat every
twenty-four hours If necessary. Keep Tho horse well
blanketed and with good bedding. Wipe out the
nosrils three four times daily with bromo-chlo-
rulum, one part to eight Of water.
The above remedy has been used In great many
cases, and proved an eifectuaI cure.
The bromo-cllloralum and other articles In the
above receipt can be had of the druggists here.
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MANCHESTER 1MPRovEMENTs.-R. II. BEAz.
LEY, Tgent, continues to sell boots and shoes al
greatly reduced prices. We advise the citizens oi
Manchester to give BEAzLEY a call before they pur
chase elsewhere.
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MULES, MogsEs. de.

PINE, YOUNG, WELL-BRoRE ,,,.ass,
u u MULES, &c, FOR SALE For S
a. upon reasonable terms, three or TOUR
nn'l11 well-brokc YOUNG MULES. =. -.
Ef s IN The country they have not been anectea Y!
M m prevailing disteuiper. They are sold because ot
pEIg.cr - sy
=. Also, fine, large HORSE. snitahle for dray-
ti,"7c lie IS sold because Of Eot having mate 70
pn'Gh with. Apply to s. 4. CADY, Goddtn Hall,
s''Hsi u Eleventh and Bank streets: or TO
.#@r.s ss HENRY CADY, 1gg
10 P.lw Iiaporer courthouse, Va.
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have analysed the $.!!sse1 known under the
brand of aB Select" controlled BY Messfs: WAL
Tvp n. blair & Co., Richmond, Va, and find
free from fusi oil and other impurities, and recon-
mend Its use for medicinal and family purposes.
J.B. MCCAw, NJ. D.,
Iate Professor Of Chemistry Medical College OF Vir'
,,arta
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Apples and grapes at PIZzINi's:

LIKE "QUAKERs' GUNS" Artificial teeth are
of little use aud easily detected. Take care Of the
real ones. All you need Is fragrant sozod0nt. Use
it daily ana your teeth will bc the last of Natures
giftS TO fail you.
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Fur trimmings. p. WEIsIGER & Co.

Boys caps at 5oc, worth more. p. WElsIGER
CO. are selling great bargain in cap at 50c.-th'
very thing for school-boys. f....,.a
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e,a,yFECTI0NERHEs.

mo HOTELS, BoARDING:H0UsEs, and
1 private Families.-Atuore's Mfnce Meat, the
hest In the world. As agent for the nanuIacs91c.,
s,J at his prices offer eco pounds Misce Meat:
t IN I'm barrels, haIf-barrels. tubs, hucxeta, ana
tara. re ree.dy for use Rich and lucy. CAL early:
Agent for Manufacturers.
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SNOWMAN IN JAlL.-E. r. j. Allyne alias
McCallister was arrested by the Sheriff Ol
Richmond yesterday, and lodged in the city
iail. for falling to pay his board bill at Ford's
Hotel, amounting to upwards of Ell ghty dol.
Inrs
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apvpnrlsE.--our merchants seeking trade In any
norton of the country should advertise In inc
napers of that section. n. ELLYsoS q GO. wan
take advertisements aud have them msertea al pup
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ag- BREEDEN s FOX .
are opening large lots of
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
as we'll as a great variety Of other goods, boughl
within few days in the
NEW YORK MARKET,
many Of them ata
LARGE REDUCTION In PRICES
on account of the t.s
ADVANCED STAGE OF THE SEASON.
BREEDEN G FOX,
no ls-eodn 401 Broad street.
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Those heavy one-dollar ttbasrShlrts at r. b
SPENCE SONS are Just The things for this weather
Supply yourself before they are all gone. ---.-
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OvERCoATs.-E. b. SPENCE 6 Son keep on
hand large stock Of overcoats Of various grades
which they are selling at the very lowest living
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK, November 1s.-Coston ErEd sztes,j
,.ss bales: prices unchanged. Flour quiet and me-
Spring, 1@2c. better; winter quiet and very arm.
Corn shade frmer. with good export densAad.
Rice, 7i6IS3c Pork heavy ut S16.7eRSyt5J6. L1xd
frmer at ss9ssc. Navals and tallow quief. Fretgn@
frmer. 'Eit !- S
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NOW is THE TINE.

we have recently returned from New York wlth
and WINTER GOODS, and we invite all WHO are In
search of BARGAINS to give us Il call. No oat8 II
ANYTHING. We try to do sauare-up business ana
than anywhere else In the city, Will be found
nnIa NO. s23 Main street.
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THE Ep1zooTY.-The horse disease has SO
far disappeared in Richmond that nearly all
of the street teams have appeared again on
the theroughiares, and it is now safe to say
that the citizens and merchants here WIN
suffer but little, If any, more inconvenience
from the sickness of the horses.
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BALTIMORE MARKETs.

BALTIMORE, November ls.-Ffour quiet snd
firm. Wheat quiet and steady. Corn steady. Oats
frner at 4sII3c. Prov lson5 dull and lowers mes
pork, sIs.Ts@slo: shoulders, ssGt!c. Lard frna at
virginia es. consos, SAG registered 4as new, y
West Tirginlas, l5t-bids,G sg; % ss St;f5 ~
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From Mr.. j. T. Ellyson we have tue New
York Eclectic, Gdlary, aid Frank LeShc's
Lays Magazine. --. ..-- ,..
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,s9s' MONDAY, OCTOBER 2srH, 1872

- MONDAY, OCTOBER 2sTH, 1872
T.R. PRICE 4 co.
81. inst opened beautiful liue Of newest shades
eArTEENs, REPS. ,OTTQMANs,
'pt.H srd EpFECH pOpLIHS:
black aud COLGRED GR0S GRAINS,
TYt66Y REPS. r'urn.Ss Vbhoche'
Di.LAtSEs, SATiES, sc.
urENlNG GOODS III
Juacsc, Cretons, Poplins, Mohairs'
Abacas. Velours, Ottomans, Reps,
Hambazincs, Grapes, and Grape Neiis, &c.
ArAPLES
blankets, Flannels, Prints. Plaid Linsess'
lonestics. Hosiery, sheetngs, Coftohs'
Towels Socks. Underwear: Bos9Ins.
rnilars, Lace Sets, Gloves, &C., &c.
tr.s I. r. PRitjE & co.