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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-02
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

England.
LONDON, October 1.-Baron Hastings dec
to-day.
A commission In the Irish Higl Court o.
Chancery has taken deposition In support
of claim against the United States Tor
quantity of tobacco destroyed during the az
war, valued at sec, 900, aud The property OF
one Valentine O'Connor.
The Pope Las appointed Rev. Mr.. Vaughan
Bishop of Stafford, England. Father Vaughan
was recently connected with the mission
among the eolored people OF the United
States.
Germany,
EzoaGs oP lN1ABlTAsgs FaoG ALsAcE Asp
LORRAINE.
srsAraBoUaa, oetobert The time granted
to the inhshitants Of Aisaee and Lorraine 20
choose between French and German cltizen-
shin las expired. TIE exodus during tie
last day was immense. Fully J., 900 parsons
left this city on Sunday for French territory,
All ske trains leading Into france were
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on the outside. were the best evidence Of the
excellence Of the performance. 1t was In
deed the very best circus that has ever visited
Richmond, and the n,enagerie Is unexcelled
in extent ind variety. Old John Robinson
has proved himself ahead of all competitors,
and deserves his great success. MeDagerie
exhibition ut 1U a. NJ. to-day and circus per-
fcrmance at 2 and u T. u. Tickets for sale
Mt West, Johnston & Co.'S.
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The HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION CAsES.-tluch
interest was manifested yesterday to hear the
argument in these cases, which come before
Judge Bond on IN appeal from a recent de-
cision Of Judge Rircs. The Judge had ar'
pointed n special term Of the court, to COM
imencc yesterday, IN which to hear the argu-
ment, but in consequence of the absence OF
sonic of the counsel the hearing of it was
postponed. The Judge returned to Bhti-
more last night.
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SUPERVISORS OF ELECT1oN.--Application
has been made to the United States Circuit
Court, through Dir. NJ. T. Pleasants, for the
appointment of two supervisors of election
for each precinct in the city. The appoint
ments will be made next week.
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From tho OIL Rcci0iaa.

TIrusv1LLE, PA. October 1.-The oil wells
generally have stopped. In some instances
the engines were burned out and the wells
plugged.
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WHAT IT CosTS TO STEAL PAIR OF Shoes
John Coots appeared before Justice Crew
yesterday to answer the charge OF stealing il
pair of shoes, valued at 800, from Minerva
Byrd. Tie acrused was found guilty and
sentenced TO confinement In the city jul for
six months.
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THE ORIGINAL
L INSTALMENT HOUSE
1888 MAIN STREET.

On hand and for sale the following GOODS, Cheap
for caSh, or hy weekly or monthly fnEtoihents:
Autographs, Steel Eng1avings, and Chromos' a va
riety of upwards Of 2,coo;
Looking tilasses, German aud tTenoD'
Bibles and Picture Framesi
Photograph Frames, sold very cheap;
Clocks from tbs best manufacturers In uss Sa!tsi
Garpets, English Tapestry j. Grossly & Sons' aatIa,
superine, super; and neclnIn, from the Slari
Echo Mills, GerIpautoan;
neartf-2ugs, Tapestry. Velyets and Mhltngs.
Walnut Extension Tables and Other Articles;
picfrrc and Iooging-tilass MoRidings, cold sy the
foot or manufactured;
Elcfnrc FraEacs OF cry si2b made rt shogs pottes
"a ip-Ina WIELLAM DAFEhQSs
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PHLADELPnA, October Ia locomotive
on the Pennsylvania rliiroud was this morn
ius thrown from the truck, which bad been
tampcrcd With, and the engineer and fireman
killed
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GRANITE AND BRICKS.
{ elElCE OF THE SHILLING l. r
AEIlFICihL-5TuNE PAVEMENT
tOa TIE
STATE. on VIRGINIA.
~. nya MAIN srREET. RICHMOND. VA.

~ Hl2 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND. VA.
We arc now prepared 10 lay down ,he above.
1.u"! paTc:ncHt In tie most artistic lilaurcr, anu
'" G'iN N"i:n, pattern, "a color de lr:d, ana az a
,' FAR !srS th.i thai OF tagging. We vii, also lay
4urt-'ar! cellar Of houtCs, floors ri tia-
''c'' &c. using The celebrated English Portland
''m,hi, ti!ctcJy hiSurMe great Durability, entire
i'""icm from Just, smUotnnrs5 "f surface, ana
'',ulg OF uUish. tSc
Specimens oi The work c:.n he seen at DtSpGfch
'act' aud E.:GcrGts. Main street; CoIoucl Ord
"ars, uu FraaS;n street; sud Samuel =. Carriers,
=" t'racc -tr,,vt.
"ft"r, rcccivgdnt the office, Hi2 hlrin street
e" %%-ilH d. Is. TEkkES & co.
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I>vHsTrG ATISG TUE ALLEGED Gas FRAuDs.-
The Mayor and the Council Committee on
Rctrenchmrnt aud Reform resumed thcil
Investigations into the alleged gas corrllp
tonS Yesterday moruin. at the upper Gas
Works.
Mr.. John II. Knowles, Superintendent o
the Gas Works. was the first witness exam
med. Mr.. Knowles has been superintendent
since May llth, 1870. The first matter dis
posed of in his testimony was the cXplana
ton to the Mayor and committee of the du
ties of the various officers at the uppcrworks
their names, &c.
Mr.. J. G.. Douncla. who regulates the pres
sure on the street mains and watches the
holder. followed Mr.. knowles, alternating
with Nr. TElackcr. Mr.. Donnea was also
questioned l,y Mr.. Kelley as to whether any
work was ever done in the yard other than
for the city, by himself or any one eiso, tC
which he replied in the negative, except once
when he made p1riallva frame for liz house
at which time he did net use city tools OF
city wood. He also stated that he had been
employed since 1875.
Mr.. knowles: The city was lighted up foi
the first time on the 22d of February. 1850.
MI. !. J. Fry was next sworn. He had
ilptn CniihhNtI Silltt NCloDcl, I+ii, tut *
marked that he had been previously elm
ploycd in the Gas Works.
Mr.. Kelley: Well, never mind about youl
previous employment. we will contine oul
investigation to the administration for the
past two years.
Mr.. Kelley also questioned Mr.. Fry rs tc
whether he knew OF any other work thar
city work being done 10y the employees of tllt
Gas Works. To which he said. No. dc
not" once he noticed Mr.. Donnca. whcl
he was planing his timber for the frame OF
his house: but no other cmployt. He had
been superintendent Of the Gas Works from
1855 10 lSG5.
Mr.. August Burknan. another emrIoy'
since fSGj, also testified. His employment
has been diggin" bitches for ScrIicc-pipc<
pumping drip>. and sometimes helping 10 III
meters. Is employed about twenty days on'
o( every month. which h" considered fail
average. Three other men are also employed
| in this duty.
But few witnesses being III attcnts
ancc the investigation WIS concluded for thu
day slnr,ly after II o'clock. 1t will be re
>umcd this morning at the lower works.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN
ruE RlCuMoND Posr-OFrIcE OCTOBER liz.
d. James, Esq, Loeb Louwood, Goochland
county, Va; Miss +. Bruce, South Boston,
Halifax county, Va; Box 62, post-oifcc'
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0hsfUlrH.

BALTIMORE. October 1 William Prescott
Smith, muster of transportation Oh the na..I' nlI
more and Ohio rallroad, died thl; afternoon
His death causes general sorrow III ths clty
and the surrounding country.
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RUNAWAY AccIDESr.-Y yesterday afternoon
Il horse attached to a light SeWng-machine
wagon took fright at an engine on Broad
street and ran away. Two gentlemen
{Messrs. Gogger and Conway were riding
in, the wagon at the time, and one Of them
thrown out and very severely injured. The
injured party was taken into drugstore on
Broad street near Seventh and medical aid
summoned. DR.. Ross dressed his injuries.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Butler.

WAsuINGT0N, October 1.-The State De-
partmcnt has information that eX.ConsUl.
General Butler, and Wadlcigh and Strologo,
his assistants. are now In London under as
sumed names.
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The CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL SOCIETY at it's
meeting last night elected Mcssrs. John A.
Pizzni, r. E. English, and John NJ. Hig-
gins as delegates to attend the National Con-
Ycntion Of Catholic Beneficial Societies to be
held at Philadelphia on the 10th instant, and
Mcssrs. T. J. Reilly and James Hays were
elected atcrnates. Resolutions of condo
lencc with President Reilly OH account OF
the death of his father were adopted and
ordered to be placed on the minutes.
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Ru:u IASIIASAH-TnE JEWISH New IFAN.
This cyeEing the year 5G32 of tie Jewish
calendar Will br ushcrcd in, and the event,
follow ed ten days later by tn" festival Of the
.Nrncnrnt. will be observed very generally
ty those who adhere 10 the Jewish faith.
The origin OF the festival of Ro$h Uashaaah
Is found in the twDnty-thirii chapter of Lc-
yitcliS and tbetWcnty yninth chapter of Num-
bcrs, which declare that "iu the seventh
inonh, in tie iir>t day Of the month";" the
faithful shill keep sabbath. Hence there
is Il general abstinence from all labor that j
not Indispensable during the whole period Of
The New Yer holidays. The festival has
been faithfully observed ly the !sraeites ever
since the law was given OIL Mount Finai,
which last event is said by their traditions TO
have Eccn commemorative Of tie time at
which the creation OF the world took place,
although there i eome divergence of opinion
oil this point. it being maintained hy some
rahIinical commentators that the creation
took place 1T the verual equinox, and by
others still that ii took place at the autumual
equinox.
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jon rRISTISG.--Wc call tho attention of mer
chants clerks of courts, shrrs. lawyers. railroad
steamship and canal ocerSand agents. dali other
having orders fer printing, TO tho facilities offered
the UISpAICH PHTSTlSG ESTABLISHMENT for Tn
prompt and faithful execution Of all kinds of JOI
pRiS TING. We furnish at short notice Card,
B!ll-Ilcads. Lcter-Heads. Programmes, Bail Tickets
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, IIand-Bls, Catalogues
Bills Of Fare. ShowBls, Checks, DGtfts, &C., Sc.
Sc. Satisfaction Guaranteed
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WASHINGTON, October 1.-The debt atate.
men, shows q decrease Of G10,375,00o. Coin
in the treasury, 3TS,j00,COO; currency,
Ss 500 GOO
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All the new textbooks used In the colleges and
public and private schools Of the city at SIAREE &
KYLANU'S bookstore.
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All the English, German, French. Italian. Span
sh, Greek. and Latin textbooks for public ard
private schools at 1918 Main street.
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
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Textbooks used In our schools and colleges 70,
sale at lowest terms by j. 7. ELLYsON, bookseller
three doors above Dispntch office.
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Feisossers OIL the Lak kes.

DETROIT, October 1.-The disasters during
the recent storms Oh Lake. Huron aud Erie
are more severe than at first reported. Many
| lives were lost.
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School-books Of all kinds USED IN any cf our pr-
vate public schools for sale on lowest terms by D.
t. ElLYeoN. bookseller, lIl2 Main street.
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All Textbooks used in Richmond tucg" i"r sal
by J. 7. ELLYsoH, bookseller. Ill? Main street
three doors above Dispntch Office.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.--Thc fall
term of this court. Judge Underwood pre-
siding. will commence on Monday next the
7th instant. Besides bankrupt cases there
will be but little business to claim the atten'
ton of the court.
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Mr.. Fl. PHGBUs was yesterday appointed
hy Judge Bond United States Commissioner
at Fortress Monroe.
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LEVY BROTHERS store will bc closed On Thurs
day und Friday. Secure your bargains today.
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The Taiiors, strlkc in Philadc.pl,ia.

PHILADELPHIA. October 1.-The journey.
men tailors' strike continues. They have us
Sis ance from other cities, and will doubtless
secure their demands.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-02

School-books OF all kinds for sale Ivy =. T. FLLY.
SON bookseller, Zip AIain street, three doors abo.c
DisjyjtJ Office
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Involuntary Bankruptcy.

New YoRx, October la warrant IN BANK,
runtcv has been issued aguinst McNeaPs Coal
and Iroa Company. Liabilities over sl,ooo''
Niil
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Our store will be closed on Thursday and Friday
the ID and 4th of October, it beug religious festi
val with us. LEVY BROTHERS,
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LEVY BROTHERS wish NIL of their friends to no
tice that their store will be closed on Thursday and
Friday.
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BLUE CLOTH UATS.-P. WEIsrGER & Go. have
Just opened magnificent assortment OF the uloye,
and also nobby black silk hat, same styc. made OF
Ladies' black dIcss silk.
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ADyERfisE.--Our merchants seeking trade ia any
portion Of te ct.uh'Iry should advertise 10 the
papers vf tl.at section. NJ ELLISON & 20. viii
take advertisements and lave them inserted at pub
UShc,-.' rYtrS
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Police CouRT. TuEspAv-j"Sttc" William
Hal G'er p"eSiGsng~-Thc following eases
were disposed Of
George Haskins (colorrdD, charged with
Gssullltiug and threatening the life of Jane
Haskins, was required to give security in the
sum of $50 for three months.
William Cook, charged with assaultin9
and beatiug Joseph Whitaker. Discharged
Wilson Smith (colored). charged with u.s.
suuItng and striking Rachel Banks with
shovel with intent to kill. Not felGnious as
sault; fined -.
Tobias PearSall (white) nnd Angelina
(coloredD, charged with unlawful associations
Sent on to the grand jury for lst Monday III
November.
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CtARPETINGs, RUGS, OIL-CLOTHs, &c

Y
am now receiving my FALL SUPPLY.
VELVET, BRUSSELS, aud TAPESTRY CAk-
PETfSGS;
THREF-PLY, INGRAM, md DUTCH CaE-
PETIkGS;
VELVET, ADMINISTER, BRUSSELS, and Ia
PESTRY RUGS and DO0R-MAT3;
OlL-CLOTH, all widths and qualities;
CURTAIN MATERIALS. LACE CURTAINS.
and dWINDOW-SHAUES.
The above and al! goods in my line shal be sold at
reasonable prices. X. j. R1CBARDSON,
sel3-2m No. 9O1, corner Ninth and Main streets
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RICHMOND PosT-OfrIcE.-Wo published
Yesterday some details Of the letter carriers
operations during the last three months. we
present below some other interesting statla'
ties relating to postal affairs
There were 1872 postal money'orders
issued during the last three months, amount
iug to S24,527.2s, on which tie fees "eie
| Sl4tS0.
Three thousand three hundred and sevcn-
tv.three money-ordcrs were paid here, re-
presenting S1G,O4S.90.
The amount of deposits received from
other post-ofliccs was S241,9S5.
The amount realized from the sale OF
stamps and envelopes for the same time was
S15,431.28.
IN the matter OF registered letters. 2,95o
were received for city delivery, while SlS
represented the number registered i'll THIS
Office.
There was received here for distribution
to other Offices 3, l15, thus making the Whole
number sent from this city 1898.
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All the public school-books and supplies can u
bought ut State contract prices" at SrARKE i
RYIASD'S
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Great bargains IN dry gools at LEVY BnoTHEns
to-day. They will lie closed on Thursday and Friday.
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Unicrslrts for dollar al E. i. SPENCE & Sous
merchant tailors.
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NJ. KLLy.uNtS & Co.. Advertising Agents, DisPAIc
building will receive advertisements gni have the!1
inserted IN any icuruul Of the country ct r"guloi
rates.
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German. French. and English hooks Used IN pub
lie aud private schools for sale by j. I. ELLYscN
lll2 Main street.
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1VANTEb, = coon ttnLriiEb) FE,
" MALE I0Qil. with ic~i icit rrH""a. Apply
- rcnrla' WISE. corner Ninth and Marshall
r.,..t- 1T.
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KEEP WARM.-Mcrino understands can hc I,o,rgll
at E. B. SrESCE & Sons for II each
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All the Richmond College textbooks at sTAaEr
G RThAND's.
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CARpEg'aNGs. 0sE-CE0Tggs. dc.

CARPETS, OH-CLOTHS, MATING,
CCURTAIN-GOODS WlNDOW-SHADES, i;h
PAPFR-UANGlNGS, just received for Gie full
trade, tor sale low by 1. DJhLEIi q ~.
90 IN ON ~ Governor street.
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Young mcn's Paris siIk hat just received al 7
WEISIGER & Co.'S.
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Large supplies of public schoo-book, ut STARE,
g. RYLAND'S, pl5 Main street, agents for The pub
fishers.
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lETANrED. YOING MEN TO know that
y fh,y can learn "H easy. pleasant AMI prutta.
ilr prcics-icn, IN . short time, hy attending th"
Irrsrsyh N.huuiat 1910 Main 5tr"i. Session both
,." uuI ui4ir. - 39-jt
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naTol cotton. ono shilling per yard at Lew
ERDTiIEHS',
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Clothing made to order In tho best It, Ice by Il. 3.
SPENCE 6 Son, merchant tailors.
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Androacoggin. Auburn. and Fruit ot III" Loom, at
lIc. yurd, al iErT BROTHERS.
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Dollar undcrshlrts at SPENCE & Soa's $50, Mai,
street.
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WANTED, several good PATTERN
!, NtkiHS and NLAEhSMlIH%. 10 Who'll,
..,l ,,~r~ W III b,, l..id hNt coe,1ut employment
pl"a. ApI,l, 10 WILLIAM l.. ThNNEE& & CO .
8.r.n,uiitln WORKS, Canal street f:on S!Ath 10
: ttutl street. O. Nv
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L. d. SPENCE & soS arc selliug heavy luerinc
undershirts for 81 each.
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WANTED. as MANAGER. II STU A
" TIuN ON \ FhIN.hy OH" Who has ha. So.
,,t'.u wears C&,"ri'n"t' cn u ltiT" Jainr- RlNtI
r,,,n. b., lr!rr"VCy .iIrn Address
t. H. L.. ear" ". II. Farrn!. Druggist.
.r.-,N~ i;icHniotd. Va.
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Fancy French cassIncrcs for pants IL great vi.
ricty at SpRSCE 6 Sons.
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Libel Suit against a'se New York Tri
5IHc."

CHARLESTON. &. C., October lit is an
nounced that Governor Scott has begun a
suit Cor libel against the New York Tribune
for an article published in It's issue Of Sep.
tombnr aIth.
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SNtR RENT. EIGHT NEW BRICK cfsa,
3 II Ni.ME,,r> OH seventh street hcycNnl Ess:::4
ih c,nyI, uAlDinE four rurins &C. Price SIGI
Icf auitEm. LYME 4 BROTHER.
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Good fits In clothing at L. 3. SPENCE 6 soS's
merchant tailoring establishment.
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The dag and niGht sessions of tho Business Col
lcge, l2l7 Main street, have recommended.
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~ ANIED, to cns'sc EoARDERs to
r..,r. al Nr,. NHyi>lE'iInN'-. 40. ~-. corner
ca, md Fifth -iT,C:S. Post
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Bs1E SSES'a'.

s,uN RENT. scat BRICK COTTAGE, o.
Z cur"r II lsv anG t,ilnICr etrccis: fiN -
i. Gas: session imrHcatc Y.
t!". IHk"i tM ILilNti. four roCiDs, corner
'w!,ii Tnd Arch streets, Candles 1i!i i'oSSca-
,.,u October luia.
a}t", E#'t,K DWELLING. four rooms and
NlIh' a. on Main street Dgtwu cen Jefferson and Non
t"r Possession II oacc. Apply 10
I'LL \ GbDDlN.
"' 80 Real Estate hciu'-. HOS Main street.
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NOR RENT. STORE No. 1900 lIuin eeeA:s
i street, hetwcc, hirtceuth ma kourtecntll ~;
sin,''. admirably sliCd icr any hus!rcse.
-" 80 LYME & BROTHER.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS

BALTIMORE, October l--F,our auies but nrn,
Howard Street super, ssseIse; extra. S7Glts
family, $ssosle. City Mills super, $3.50; extra, O.
asa IS; family, S9.5c9Isl2. Western Supsr. ESgoG0
30; extra 8 Nss; family. ss.e555sosa. Wheat aafa
and unchanged. Corn trI; white sGushcrn, ss@
Rs S,s,ee ysI9wt Il s ssS asm sontssn
bulk meats shoulders, re; rib sides, lc3c. clear
rib sides, Ilc. Bncon, shoulders. ssc.: rib SIDES
1l;c.; clear rib sides, Ii1i2c. sugar. cured hams.
els1e2c. Lard dull 1t sillsic. Whiskcy qiiiet as
sa@a14c- E:. ,az5S
Virginia SO, old. IS; consoia, 5a3: registered, Is
West Virgipias, lss. All bids.
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All books used In our public and private school:
for sale hy J. T. ELLYSOS. bookseller, HIP Main
etrppt
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RESTAURANTS.


YETELLE, No. 1904 Main street, is fully
II fortified against summers beat.
What with one cxpcdent and another 1t .tkSIlaI3&
viii 10 hard If he doesn't keep his GUS sTaflSR
TONERS and friends cool and comfort
able, lot tlIe summer god rage never so ierceiy
III; LARDER has the best products of the seasoli.
from the tropics 10 the lakes, which are served in
the BEST STYLE OF ART.
His BAR Is the hest, both for shtltul brewing and
superior LIgUORS-uneQu Qualed In this ritY. Ii
with these and ices and cooling mincra! waters gem
ueInen can't keep cool, then tie weather Eust be as
hot as NesIe.us Itself.
Thankful for past fayors, he enews his Invitation
10 the public. andpronisessI elton, If that Is to
bc found In this world 5elD
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French diagonsls for coats at Z. B. SEEScE 6
SONS.
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Rittlmontl Dispattl1.

GE THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS.
fATCH is LARGER THAN TIE COMBINED
CIRCULATION or ALL THE oTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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E'cR RENT. u desirable family RESI-. o..
rENCE on rhtrd street .ysSkem Leigh 81 81
9-.sri-~ DIR. 4. q. WORrnAi.
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w ANTLn. II good OYSTER E-NFENER
W nf ICiarue'S ECsta"r;iut, -. - ipur'ccnii!
-rrr't. Son, l't Sulcr and Industrious "nc Iicci:
,;iiN. Ht-:ts
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LesE. sTHAYED. &c

kNsTRAI.-Cainet 10 my lot, on the ITsssE
kl Fairfield road uepr the NicChauicsve .ss3s.ssSiA..
turnpike. Il fiElFER: which the owner can get by
proving property and paying charges
oc@-itt J. II. ALLEN.