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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-10-19
POLITICAL NOTES.


DIR. Samuel Wolcott, Of Cleveland,
Ohio, does not wish to be identified any
longer with the Greeley movement, in the
honesty of which he has lost all confidence.
Hon. Harvey G. Calkin, who was
Democratic member of the Forty-tirst
Congress from the Twelfth New York dis
trict, has declared his intention to vote for
General Grant.
The Cincinnati Commercial has en- article
entitled ".Greeley in the Light of October"
We need not say that viewed in that light
he looks like miller in the light of can
dle--he is dreadfully singed.
Georgia gave $4,000 Democratic ma.
iority, and killed several negroes and
manned many others to compass the re-
suit. There was not a suggestion of fraud
in the Greeley papers over that accomplish
insnt.
Grow meat is now cheap; indeed,
there Is no demand for it. 1t is q drug on
the market. Voorhees, and others can tes-
tify that while it is very strong meat, il
imparts no strength to those who eat it,
Toledo Bidds.
The people OF Massachusetts are cast.
ing about for somebody to I'LL Henry Will
sons place in the United States Senate
when he shall become Vice-Presdent
Secretary Boutwell, is their CHOICE, and will
! probably consent to be candidate.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.--
The following are the special appoint
ments for religious services in our churches
for tomorrow
First Baptist Church. - Rev. William
Brown. D. D., will preach al IL A. Nj.
and Rev. DR.. Hoge at Typ. NJ.
Second Baptist. by Rev. G.
9. Biting, at IL A. M. and at II
P. NJ.
Fulton Baptist Church. REV. Mr.. Taylor
at IL A. NJ.
Sidney Baptist Church. G. T..
Gresham TIA P. NJ.
Methodist Episcopal Church. - United
States Courtroom, at IL A. M. b. Rev.
A. R. Miller.
Broad-street Methodist Rev. ]. e. Ed
wards, D. D., at IL A. M. and n P. NJ.
Subject at night, by special request, "The
intermediate state of the soul between
death and the resurrection"
Third-street Methodist (colored)- Bishop
Campbell, of the Virginia Conference, at 8
P. M.
Second Presbyterian. --Moses d. Hoge,
d. D., at ii A. NJ, and d. P. NJ.
Third Presbyterian.-Rev. E. T. Baird
at II A. M. and n P. M. Subject in the
morning, Infant Baptism at night, Fare
well Sermon.
Seventh-Street Christian Church. Preach
ing at II A. NJ. and y Pm. by Rev. Joseph
z. Tyler.
odd-Fellows' Hall English Lutheran),
corner Franklin and Mayo streets.--Ser-
vices at II A. M.
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Taking Care of Horses.

Some English grooms at Saratoga are
teaching the " Yankees how to take care
Of horse. One of these grooms, who
spent twenty years in the stables of roy
atty, was recently asked what he had
to say about our American way of taking
care of houses.
=" Why, sir" said he, "you don't take
good care of your horses; you think you
do, but you DON'T"
Why ?' l asked.
Because, when horse comes in all
wet with perspiration, you let him stand
in the stable and dry with all the dirt on.
In England, we take the horse as he comes
in from drive, and sprinkle blood-warm
water all over him, from his head to his
feet. Then we scrape him down and blan-
ket him, rubbing his legs and face dry.
Thus, in an hour, he is clean and dry, and
ready to take good feed, while, with
your way, he will stand and swelter for
hours, and finally dry, sticky and dirty.
Our horses never founder and never take
cold. We never use curry-comb. You
scratch your horses too hard. The only
care necessary is to have the water not
very cold, then battle them quick and
blanket them instantly, while you are rub
bing their legs"
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
The jury in the case of Harvey Terry Us.
William Ira Smith, rendered verdict for
the plaintiff in the sum of $500. The
amount claimed was $50, 900.
The case of Watt us. Starke was post
poned until Tuesday next.
The decision of the court in the appeal
case of w. w. Kean was reserved.
The last case of Frenc oh rs. Hay was
tried and decided in favor of the de-
fendant-Col. j. Hartman Gimer for plain
tiff, and Gen. Wells and Judge Morton for
the defendant. Mr.. Hoy is from York,
Pennsylvania, and this case is the last of a
number of cases growing out of war
transactions. He has been successful in
all, and his vindication is complete.
The court adjourned until Tuesday morn
;oty
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MAKING PEOPLE HAPPY.--A poetica
writer has said that some men move through
life as band of music moves down the
street, finging out pleasure on every side
through the air to every one, far and near,
who can listen. Some men fill the air with
their strength and sweetness as the orchards
in October days fill the air with ripe fruit.
Some women cling to their own houses like
the honeysuckle over the door; yet, like
it, fill all the region with the subtle fra
GRANGE of their goodness. How great q
bounty and blessing is it SO to hold the
roya gifts of the soul that they shall be
music to some. fragrance to others, and lie
to all! 1t would be no unworthy thing to
live for. to make the power which We have
within as the breath Of other mems joy to
fill the atmosphere which they must stand
in with brightness which they cannot
create for themselves.
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JOINT DISCUSSION IN DANvILLE.-
Col. John R. Popham, accompanied by
Major John I. Hamlet, left the city this
morning for Danvile, where joint discus
sion vii! take place tonight between the
former gentleman and Bergman Green,
Esq, Greeley presidential elector of the
Fifth Congressional district. Col. Popham,
will also address the people at Plttsylvania
G. H., on Monday. Ga the 23d there will
be grand barbecue at Cool Spring, Roa-
noke county, where the Colonel is engaged
to speak; and on the Gath he will address
the people at Salem.
Our friends may anticipate original and
eloquent speeches on all these OCCASIONS,
as Col. Popham, is well known as one of
the ablest orators of the day.
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The VIRGINIA MILITARY. - The
First Regiment arrived safely at Baltimore
at one O'Clock yesterday afternoon, and
were handsomely and cordially received by
the Fifth Maryland Regiment and the citi-
zens generally. At five o'clock We ,terday
afternoon the regiment engaged in drill,
and by the precision with which the various
movements were performed, elected a
great deal of applause from the large con-
course of spectators. The two regiments
have grand turnout this afternoon, and
will partake of banquet tonight, after
which our BOYS will embark for home.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST FROM ALL POINTS
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC NEWS
The National Board OF Trnde,

NeD York. October 19.--The National
Board OF Trade adopted the following reso-
luton:
Resolued, That the Executive Council
memorabilia Congress to make appropria-
ton for the appointment of commission
to sit in conjunction with the State Depart
ment in negotiating a treaty with Great
Britain for reciprocal trade with the Do
mnion of Canada on broad, comprehen-
sive and liberal basis, which shall also in-
clude the enlargement of Canadian canals
by the government Of Canada, and right of
American vessels to navigate such canals
under such conditions as are imposed upon
Canadian vessels.
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MULTUM In PARvo TROUPE This
troupe gave their first performance at
Assembly Hall last night to good audi
ence, and met all the expectations of those
who assembled. The programme was
varied and decidedly interesting. The
slight-of-hand tricks were most astonish-
ing, and the music and acting of the high
est order, proving what is claimed, that this
is the most artistic combination in the
country. The troupe will appear tonight
at the same place, and should have another
large audience,
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Gueni,lg State gunrnaI
APPOINTMENTS OF w. II. Ii. srowELt

APPOINTMENTS OF w. II. Ii. sTOwELG
The Hoa. w. H. 81. STowRLL, Republican
candidate for Congress in the Fourth district,
will address the people at the following times
and places:
MONDAY, October 2lst Dinwlddic Courthouse.
TUESDAY, Oct ed, Poplar Grove, Dinw iddle
county.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. Esd, Amelia Courthouse.
THURSDAY, Oct 24th, Mannsboroueh, Amelia
county.
FRIDAY, Oct 25th, Little Bethel. Dinwiddie
county.
FRIDAY, Oct 18th, Petersburg fnight)
SAT URDAY, Oct. 2sth, Olive Branch, Dinwideis
MONDAY, Oct. 2sth, Brunswick Courthouse.
TUESDAY, Oct. Goth, Kelleys Store Bruins
wick county.
WEDNESDAY, oct. sOth, Mary Oaks Green
vile county.
FRIDAY. Nov LIST, Ballsyille, Powhatan county.
SATURDAY. Nov. I'd, Subjects Tavern, Pow
ha,an county.
MONDAY, Nov. lth, PowAatan Courthouse.
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ENTERTAINMENT FOR OUR VALLEY
FRIENDs.-As will be seen by the list Of
appointments in another column, the fol-
lowing distinguished Republicans, with
one exception, will address the citizens of
the Valley upon the political issues of the
day during next week: General II. II.
Wells, General Williams G. Wickham,
Colonel O. T. Beard, Colonel Isaac Ii.
Shields, Colonel John 8. Mosby, A. M.
Crane. ESQ.,, and Captain W. s. Lurty.
These meetings are called by the chair imam
and secretary of the State Executive Com
miutee, who, from this time until the cleo
ton, will make the canvass as red hot as
their Conservative friends seem to desire.
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A VALUABLE SETTLER. Robert
Beattie, an intelligent Scotchman, who
came to Virginia from Pennsylvania about
a year ago, and settled in Manchester, has
invested about $40, 900 in cash in property
in that place and vicinity, and is looking
out for more lands and other property
which he desires to purchase for other set
tiers OF the same sort. While Virginia
should give q hearty welcome to honest
people Of all conditions and from all chimes
who come to reside within her borders, the
substantial classs to which Dir. Beattie be-
longs should be especially encouraged.
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LITERARY.-Captain G. f. Johnston,
music and news dealer, 91s Main street,
has received Harper's Magazine and other
monthlies for November as well as all the
current literary and illustrated papers.
"Harper's Weekly" and "Leslie'' are es-
pecially rich. The political cartoons are
better than any heretofore presented.
Johnston can furnish all the late publca-
tons, including music, and those who have
nothing to read or sing would do we'll to
call on him.
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nIRE.T IMPORTATION.

80 casks BASES ALE,
80 casks ALLSOPS ALE,
50 casks VIM. Younger's EDINGBpRdH
ALE,
100 casks GUINNESS PORTER, Burke b
Hibbert's bottling;
so dozen PEEK FRt4AN CRACKERS,
rs cases Colman's d. s. F, MUSTARp-A,
", l, and b tins;
IR1 SH WHISKEYS,
HENNESSY and MARETTS BRANDIES.
SHERRIES of superior oral ties,
GEISLER'S CHAMPAIdNES.
We offer these goods at New York prices. with
freight added. Also.
/, 90 dozen 2B. and SD. Peaches,
1000 dozen 2ib. and 3b. Tomatoes,
$50 dozen Winslcw,s Corn,
at Baltimore prices, all OF the best packers In
Baltimore. It. BALMER & CO.,
90 le--tfel rs ei4 Main Street,
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Federal Appointees. &c.

Washington, October 1s.-Ex-C Congress.
man Lucius Fairchilds, of Wisconsin, has
been appointed as consul at Liverpool, vice
Dudley, resigned. John A. Whitmore is
appointed postmaster at Sumpter Court
house. South Carolina.
Commander Lull of the Navy has been
ordered to relieve Captain Hatfield, in
charge of the Nicaraguan surveying exps-
dtion.
The balances in the United States Treas
ury at the close of business to-day was
Currency, IS ,000,0 600; coin certificates,
S24 BOO, 600; coin, $77 SOC, 600.
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RICHMOND THEATRE.-Mrs. d. p.
Bowers performed Elizabeth to a fine au.
dlence last night, and won the applause of
all 6y her superb acting. The character was
well personated. Her matinee performance
Of Lady Audley's Secret" this afternoon
attracted large audience. Tonight she
will, appear as Lady Macbeth, one of
her best characters. The celebrated Holman
Opera Troupe make their appearance on
Monday night in Ofenbach's grand produc-
on, Ia Grand Drchesse," and will remain
throughout the week.
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Glorious Meeting in Old Fairfax.
FAIRFAX COURTHOUSE, Oct. Is

To the Editor Of the State Journal:
The Republicans of Fairfax county as
sembled at this place yesterday, and had a
rousing meeting. General Leggett, Com
missioner of Patents, Judge Willoughby.
and Colonel Daniels, candidate for Congress
In the Eighth district were the speakers, and
held crowd for several hours, listening to
earnest and convincing arguments. A
Grant and Wilson pole was raised. and
as the Stars and Stripes noated from it on
the breeze, the cheers of the people and
the music joined with the noise of cannon.
formed truly inspiring scene. Our good
friends Job Hawkshurst, Braxton, Bond,
HIND, and others were present, actively
participating. Old Fairfax is alive, and
will roll up good majority for Grant and
Wilson and Daniels in November.
TRAVELLER.
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TEMPERANCE MEETING ON MONDAY
SdGHT.-Our colored friends will hold
public temperance meeting at the old
African church in this city on Monday
night at s o'clock. Addresses will be de-
livered by prominent temperance orators.
Rev. John Fl. Brice, Worthy Sentinel of
the National Division Sons of Temperance,
and r. 7. Smith, Jr., of Baltimore, will
deliver lectures on temperance. Revs. w.
I. Lindsey, A. Binga, and others, of this
city, will also speak.
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FLAG RAISING IN MANCHESTER
The Republicans Of Manchester will raise
magnificent Grant and Wilson banner on
Monday night. 1t will be swung across
Hull street at Ninth, at Mr.. Beattie's ho-
tel, and will bear the names of Grant and
Wilson and J. Amber Smith, and other
suitable inscriptions. Our friends over the
river are wide awake, and design making
every day count until the close of the can
vass. The issues of the campaign will be
discussed on the occasion by Major Walker
and Mr.. Burwell.
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New York Criminals.

Ne,o York, October 19.--lt is stated
Tweed has taken steps to avoid arrest and
has made arrangements to leave the coun-
try. should legal proceedings render it
prudent.
The Jersey City Chief Of Police, who is
charged with conniving at the bank rob-
berry, has been released on twenty-eight
thousand dollars bail. There is no clue to
Fields whereabouts. 1t is stated his mall
feasances aggregate nearly half million.
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WYMAN, THE WIzARD.--As will be
seen by the announcement in another col
umn, the old Richmond favorite, Wyman,
the Wizard, will open season of wonder
at Virginia Hall on Monday evening. Many
of our readers know with what great skill
Wyman conducts his performances and the
great liberality with which he distributes
valuable presents to his audiences, and will
not be backward in attending the exhibi-
tons.
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FAIRFAX COUNTY BARBACUE.--The
Republicans of Fairfax county have made
arrangements for grand barbecue at Lang
ley, on Wednesday next, October %. Fif-
teen prominent speakers have been invited.
among them Frederick Douglass, Henry
Wilson, Col. Mosby, Prof. Langston, Gov.
Cooke, Gen. Chapman, Judge Fisher, and
others of equal note.
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PROF. JOHN Nj. LANGsToN.--This
distinguished gentleman has promised to
deliver an address in Richmond on some
day prior to the Presidential election. MIR.
Langston is regarded as one Of the ablest
colored orators on the continent, and we
a'e COZ q lent that he will draw an imm Q
audience when he does ,ist us.
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Mass MEETING IN MONROE WARD.

Mass MEETING IN MONROE WARD
A grand mass meeting will be held at the
Second Baptist church, on Byrd street be-
tween First and Second, at 1880 O'Clock on
Monday night next, under the auspices of
the Grant and Wilson club of that ward.
All the Grant and Wilson clubs of the city
are respectfully invited to attend. Good
speakers have been engaged, and will ad-
Aress the meeting upon the pending poll
4 cal issues.
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The Yellowstone Fxpedttion.

Philadelphia, October 1s.-The follow
ing FROM st. Paul, is dated to-day:
Dispatches from Dakota announce the
arrival at Fort Rice of General SANKEY'S
Yellowstone expedition. The track laying
on the Dakota division of the Northern
Pacific railroad is progressing at the rate Of
three miles per day. The grade is nearly
completed to the Missouri river, and trains
now run within forty miles of the crossing.
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Boss Tweed Can't be Found when W ante

Neao York, October 1s.--Deputy Sheriff
Judson Jarvis returned to the sheriff 3
office at II O'Clock to-day, after nights
iruitless search for VIM. NJ. Tweed. It Is
now believed Tweed has left the city.
The friends of Tweed stated at the sher-
lit 8 office to-day he had gone out of the
city on private business, but would appear
with his bail to morrow or Monday. Mayor
Hall gave bail to-day to answer the charge
of official neglect against him.
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REPUBLICAN, COUNTY NOMINATING
CoNvENTJoN.-The Republican nominal
ting convention of Henrico met at the
courthouse at IL o'clock to-day, and was
organized by the election of John Wallace
as chairman. NJ. Lyneman was nominated
for sheriff, and @. Burton for clerk.
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LOCAL NOTES,
Wild geese are passing southwark,

Wild geese are passing southwark.
H. O. Wyatt has just finished paint
ing q handsome Indian maiden.
One owner of an unlicensed dog was
fined 30 this morning.
The Hastings court adjourned on the
10th, until the 4th of November.
Bishop Gibbons will be installed as
fourth Bishop of Richmond tomorrow.
The Richmond theatrical company
will perform in Petersburg on Monday
night,
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VESSEL CLEARED.-The Danish bark
Hebe, l.. +. Hansen, master, cleared from
the Custom-house late yesterday after
noon for Rio Grande do Sui with l ,7G4 bar
rels -four shipped by Gallego Mills Com
pany.
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Secretary Stewards Book.

auburn, October 1S.-The manuscript
was completed before his death, and two
thirds revised. 1t will be completed by
members Of his family.
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PERsoNAL.--Judges Bond and UNDER
wood left the city this evening to spend
Sunday with their families.
Among the prominent attorneys attend
ing the United States Circuit court is j.
B. Stewart, ESQ.,, of Washington city.
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VIRGINIA HALL.
A sSEMBLY HALL.

POSITIVELY TWO NIGHTS ONLY.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
OCTOBER 18TH AND 10TH.
MCCARTHY, LOGRENIA h O'REARDON
MuLTuM IN PARvo TROUPE.
The Quartette of Music, Mirth. Mimicry and
Magic.
MRS. LOTTIE ESTELLE MCCARTHY.
HARRY MCCARTHY,
LOGRENIA,
and PROP. OREARDON.
THE MOST ARTISTIC COMBINATION
IN THE WORLD.
Admission so cents; Reserved seats rs cents |;
Galley IS cents. Reserved seats for sale at
WEST, JoHssToN & Co.'s book store.
w. r. HAYDEN,
oc LIFT Business Agent.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING ON TUESDAY
NIG General George Ii.
Williams and General James A. Hall. gen.
tlsmen of national reputation and fine abib-
ity as speakers, will address the citizens of
Richmond on Tuesday evening next. 1t
has not been determined where these gem
tlemen will speak, but suitable place will
be provided and ample notice given.
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Massachusetts Politics,

Boston, October 1s.--The State Demo-
cratic and Liberal committees. at meeting
to-day. decided to substitute F. w. Bird in
place of Charles Sumner for Governor, and
VIM. L. Smith in place Of George L. Stems.
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, chooner Wrecked.

Norfolk, Oct. l9.-The schooner Mail,
from Norfolk for Baltimore, has been
wrecked. A negro named George, from
Washington, dropped from the main rigging
and was drowned.
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Many Democrats in Lebanon county,
Pennsylvania, have resolved to act hence
forth with the Republicans, being thcr-
oughly disguised at the conduct of their
leaders in selling out the party.
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STEAMSHIPS.

Foh NEW xoHh' - 5at
THE OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CUM
PANY'S elegant side wheel steamship ISAAC
BELL, Capt BLAgEMAN, will sail on SUN
DAY, October goth, at 8 A. M.
Freight received until Saturday night,
Through bills of lading signed, and goods for.
warded with dispatch to all points-north, south,
east and west. Close connections made with Gu.
nard line for foreign ports.
Passenger Accommodations unsurpassed
Steerage. ............... ............,... 6 90
Round Trip Tickets. ....................... 20 90
For freight or passage, apply to
JOHN w. WYATT, Agent,
oe l9-It No. 8 Governor street.
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saif yoe wish 10 lead the van,
Advertise whene'er you can.

HE-We have tried those Sugar.cured Shout
ders, and find them superior to anything Of the
kind we ever tasted. To be had of THOMPSON.
the grocer Third and Main streat9.
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Fatal ARRAY In Tennessee.

Memphis. October ls.--Lewis Holmes
and J. +. Eubank, both planters, Of Harde-
nlan county, had difficulty yesterday.
during which the latter struck the former
over the head with stick Of wood, from
the effects of which he died.
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eHWhy GO to the Narket-house, when You
can get your Potatoes, Onions, White Beans,
Black.eye Peas fresh Eggs, Dried Fruits and
canned Vegetables of all kinds, and have them
sent to your house free of charge by THoMP-
SON. the grocer, Third and Main streets,
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Death of Bishop

Baltimore, October ls.-Right Rev.
Michael O'Connor, formerly Bishop of
Pittsburg, died this morning at Woodstock
College, near this city.
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MILLINERY.
NEW AND FASHIONABLE LII
~ MILLINERY. -

- e
MRs NJ. J. MICHELBACHER,
NO. Sos BROAD, SECOND DOOR FROM
FIFTH STREET,
Announces most respectfully to her friends and
the ladies In general that she has taken the mil
linery store formerly occupied by Mrs. Sine, and
she Is now receiving an entirely new stock OF
MILLINERY GOODS,
RIBBONS, FLOWERS, FEATHERS,
SILKS, VELVETS, LACES,
DRESS GAPS AND STRAW GOODS
for Fall and Winter.
She will have an opening on next Tuesday, and
ladi are invited to come and examine the beau
tIful ard well selected stock
Mrs Sirne the former proprletress, and other
best hands Of her establishment remain with me,
and shall endeayor to give satisfaction to all in
every respect.
Mrs. NJ ]. MICHELBACHER,
ael4--tf No. 603 Broad street.