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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-05

WAsHfSGToS, October 4.-The ..congc;ence
fund to-day received $1,000 from person
III Hamburg.
Matchmen employed by tie Government
do not come within the cight-hour law.
The State Department has no official ad.
vices about the San ,J;ian boundary.
The Secretaries Of State and War and the
PoStmastcr-Gcncral only were at the Cabinet
meeting to-daye. Only roulin business was
transacted.
The star says: "Thc total amount of
legal-tendcrs outstanding amounts TO 1885,.
0o0.0c0 The law authorizes the issue Of
Slo0,0)o,0)0, thus leaving 100000 re.
serve in the Treasury, which the Secretary
may issue ut his discretion. II will thus lie
seen that the Secretary is not at the mercy of
the New York stock gamblers, Us might be
supposed. He does not anticipate an emer-
gency which will render il necessary to draw
on this IrScryeo
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z'FGsiiiess! aa.a:st a.,a ;lse philadelphia:
manufacturers.

PHILApELFHGA, October l.-Prcsident
Grant has addressed Il letter 10 the u>anuiac-
tIlrerS Of Philadelphia in reply to an invita-
ton 10 visit their establishments. saying lie
cannot 1T present, but at later day, when
the excitement Of the political campaign has
passed away, liz will take great pleasure in
maxim" tic visit He closes hi letter as fol.
lows:
II feel avery great interest in the s'l"ccss
of the manufacturing interests of the GOTH
iry and their development, looking upon
their growth as Necessary to the Solvcncy OF
the nation by Keeping down the balance oi
trade against lis and III dignityiug labor and
making ii relnunelGtiye. You have my hest
wishes lor lie success of your respective in-
forests and the interests Oi all manufacturers
and producers the iand over. until our pro.
Citations hy holI" labor FOR exports, eXcitl-
-i1e Of pro!HeS 10 pay. equal our inporta-
lens or exceed them
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York Stock and Money Marke

New York Stock and Money Market.
New YORK, October 4.-Exchange. 107
Gold, 1143 to 1l4I. Governments firm and
quiet. States dull and steady-Tennessee's
I21 for new and old. Virginia's, A; new
IS; eonsols, 80 deferred, -. Loui.iana's
%; new, 45. Lcree's, 45; SIS, 60. Ala
batna's, so; 5's, 60. Georgia's, 70; rs, 81.
North Carolina's, 30; new, Is; special tax
IL. South Carolina's, 35; new, %; April
and October, 23!.
The money market to-day was repetition
OF Yesterday. Early dealings were at full
rates, and considerable business was done al
]. but later the rate dropped to Lie, then to
1-32. and the tinal loans were at I per cent
gold. Applications for discount at bank are
pressing, and in excess of the abilities Of tho
banks to accommodate in full.
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HAVE IT ALWAYS AT Observation-Disclosures wi!
appcn In the best regulated families. and for thls
reason among many others the MUSTANG LISlMENI
shou'd lin! place In the cupboard Of every house
hold. In all the world there is nothing comparable
10 IL application for cuts. contilsions. burns
spasn-. ana >ca!ds. and whrn every other prepari.
ton that medical Ingenuity can suggest hu, failed tC
afford rel!ri Ill Rheumatism. neuralgia, throat
giIuu!tr s%ellingS muscular contractions. cranpa
too.hacEe. &c. this powerful anti-Inlamniatury d
pa!n-dcstroying agent Immediately assiiaS.s IA
suerrr5 agolty and eventually accom- plishes raai
cal cure. Probably there Is not connoisscur IL
horse-,csh OF an am2car h0rseinan in tie land who
does not know either from personal observation OF
reports that the MUSTANG LISIMESr Is the Su.
p,eae ,.edy for all external diseases aud injuries
pf Tie horse.
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Senator wilson in S'i.lc:ns.a.i

CnCIENATI. October I.--Senltor Wilson
WAS introduced on Change to-day, and was
received with great enthusiasm. tie an
nounccncnt Of bis presence being followed
hy prolonged applause. He spoke briefly
entirely ignoring politics, and ulatins
the merchants upon the prosperity OF Gin
cinnati and OF lbc state through which, nc
said, he had recently travelled, everywhere
seeing evidence of progress.
After In" conclusion Of his speech he was
presented to Il large number OF the members
Of the Chamber Of Commerce., and finally
in company with the President Of the IN
dustrial Exposition aud the Preside Il! Of the
@llmhcr Of Commerce, escorted to the EH-
position hall.
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Sf,rraai 10 Dcnth at sen.

New YORK, October 4.-James DuSan, who
arrived here Yesterday from Sydney, Cape
Breton, reports that OIL the 18th OF Sep'elis-
Der the schooner Lancaster, on when ie"'S
4 passenger, fell in with an abandoned 'esse',
on which were found six skeletons, tour Oh
which appeared to have been more recent
than the other two. One OF them was found
crushed in by falling rigging. An lnvcS'i-
cation seemed to show that all on board per-
ished from hunger. Besides the skeletons
two decomposed corpses were found in the
forecastle, and the Captains corpse was found
in his statcroom: making nine in all. The
bowsprit OF the vessel bore the name OF
"Glenaloon.' The papers found on board
were to be given 10 the authorities at sydney,
with the view Of learning the history OF the
ill-iatrl vessel and crew.
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TIE TOBACCO MARKET. rs KEPORTFD BN
TIL. H"H YORK TOBACCO LEAF, OCTO
BEls l>T.

THE TOBACCO MARKET. rs KEPORTFD BY
Illi. NEW YORK TOBACCO LEAF, OCTO-
BEH l>f.
Virginia L"of--'ihcre wasa fair demand for VIZ.
sna gocd al ring The week last closed the nlury
appearing 10 nave been muinty Tor mauufnrrtirilp
~tnc> continue scarce. and Tie Indications atr thai
the lruh. eye long iii have to fail back Oii subSi-
!ulcs. Virginia news l. unchanged. Abroad bust
n~3 rclliis mach the sarr 4. when last reported
referring augusta Liverpool circular drted Sen
cp!hcr2 says: DurnE the first three weeks Of tie
past uonih good general Inquiry for tobacco wis
experienced, which resulted I'M yCry fair amount
Of business 1T fni rates: but since then less has
been t!0Gc aHl sales were effected mo tly I'm retail
quantities. Clean useful aIcr strips were Ia
was paid Fact0ry-drlcd Missouri, and West :
eru Leaf. suitable for spinning, were taken
freely hy thc trade n well ~ by Ii-h manu-
iIctucrs and these kinds are now cheaper I'm pro-
rather !cas layurflc, particularly from Eirgl-
ala: aud II III" West heavy lainS have destroyed
many al The best crops growing Oh the loSandj
still with lat" prolitlou5 fail. crop large a3
that cf $50 May yei br gathered. The imports for
The month ~c" 39.l h"Eshc,ds against T,lgl hog9-
heads during month last year. and the deIiyc-
r!cs LII hogshcads rayng the stock at lq.IJ
o2shc:ds against "j:3' ho9shca,ls the ls Of Sep
tcniiJcr List year.
Ii.yi,lin Lnnt-A retail business only has been
n:!r. chiefly foe ireland; II few hc2snead5 OF Mns.
with length and neatly handled, also found buyers
for export ii from isIi 'd. II H..
iiCyiHiG MriD5.--Ihrrc were several Inquiries
for these. and suitable grades Df tbr HcT lnUott
placed. - soon ~ sampled, N full rates. Fine
wrIrEcry descriptions are inhch needed. and would
command prices such IL have not been paid for Il
long time past
LOUISVILLE TOBACCO MARKET.
L0rI>yiLLE, October !.-Tobacco steady sales
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The EgnisrUaa Accident near Green
Vile, Tenn.

New YoRK, October "a dispatch from
AIorriStown, Tenn, states that the wounded
by the railroad accident near Green'llle yes
tcrtlay number tWcnty-Scrcn, four OF whom
will probably die. The train was crowded,
and the escape of the passengers from i'll
stant death was almost miraculous.
Knoxville. TEEG., October 1.-The Press
and Hera!H gives complete list of the iii-
itrcd by the accident near GrcenyIlc yesteg'
day. Among them are Mr. and Mrs. Morris,
four sons, two daughters. and Il son-ll-law,
OF Pulaski county, Na.-aIl Of whom are
hurt, but not seriously also Nfrs. SnithSon,
OF Pulaski county. Na.-scrious!y hurt
Jim Hciske. of Chattanooga (brakc3man),
mortaIIy injured; Colonel Pride, of Morris;
town, was badly injured in the back, and
Miss Pride, his daughter, had thigh broken
and otherwise seriously injured Rev: >. Il.
Wheeler, of Johnson City, was hurt in the
b.rk and received other serious injuries.
The injuries OF the remainder OF the wound
ed are not Of Il serious nature.
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THE Police CoUET.-Acting Police Justice
William Hall Crew disposed OF the following
cases yesterday morning:
James Madison (coloredl, charged wifi
creating disturbance and annoying The
naighlors. Discharged with an adm0ntion
Jacob nrown (colored), charged with tres
passing upon the premises of and removing
The roof Of a house belonging TO Eliza Gala
cicr Continued TO 9TH.
Matilda Smith (colored). charged with OBJ
strucling the sidewalk and refusing TO move
when orderedio do so by the police. Fined
50
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Tng lit-TrAL BaNKiyG AND TRUST CoNp.y,

'i'nE Mutual BANKlXti AND TRUST CoMpAHY
The record Of q charter granted by Judge
George Blow, Of the Circuit Court of tic
city of Norfolk, to The Mutual Banking and
Trust Company Of the city cf Norfolk, he
bccli received nj the office of the Secretary oi
The Commonwealth for record. The capital
| stock oi the company is not 10 he less han
525,0GG nor more than 100000, divided imlt
shares of S10) each. The officers for the iirst
year :Tc rs tolInw>: President, J. c. Dem
in4; Cashier. T.. Fred. Vaughan: Directors
j. {. Demin@. Charles s. Allnind, kaGeI
!;i::.:-, e. Is. .\:lisS, J. +. Barry, und +. w
Moore,
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Especial telegram 10 the Richmond D,patcl:.l
STaUHToH, VA, October IA difficulty
occurred about II O'Clock last night at Chris
iiau'S creek. about three miles from Staunion
and Bill Thompson, which resulted in the
killing Of Thompson by Gowen. The aflIay
is said to have arisen from Covers being
opposed TO Thompson marrying his sster-in
law. Gowcn had II hearing this evening
before Justice Waddcll, and was acquitted on
-thc grounds Of justiiiaba killing.
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Fires.

New YORK, October At ! o'clock this
morning lire broke out in Watsons ma
chine shop and silk mill, in Patterson, \. j.,
and by O'Clock only the walls were len
standing. The total loss Is estimated at
$50, ,000--on the foundry $4,000, and on
The silk mill $4,000. The latter was insured
for $50, 900. The insurance on the foundry
Is not known Another account states tie
total loss at S400, 900, but it il believed this
is an exaggeration. The origin of the fire is
unknown.
GALVESTON, Texas, October 4.-The GIN
house al Bayiand, containing 10000 bales OF
Sea Island cotton, has been destroyed by fire.
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WAsuiNGToS, October 4-Oyer the North,
West and the upper lakes, partly cloudy
weather with northarly to easterly winds.
In tn" Mississippi and Oaio valleys, gene.
rally clear weather and southeriy 10 west
crly winds. IN The Gulf States. southerly
to e"$tcrly winds and in the South Attain.
Tie. Southcrly TO westerly winds with clear
weather. From the lower lakes to Virginia
and northward, southerIy to westerly winds
and warmer and generally clear weather.
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- PRACTICAL Evidence OF GREAT CoSFI-
Ice ~ \ BEsEvoLLST SoCIETY.-A lady
II HI. city iinding last week that after IN i'll
.!taS She was about 10 die, sent for 4 promi-
n>Gt ciccr Of The Male Orphan Asylum, and
.a!i 10 him, '.As soon As | am dead come
and take my two little boys to the asylum.
"!.y promise ne to watch over tlcm." Her
5picit i now in the "bcttcr land" Such
evidence Of confidence should greatly
Strengthen the hands and warm the hearts OF
the managers Of the Society.
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be printed at the expense of the Chamber Of

be printed at the expense Of the Chamber OF
Commerce.
Messrs. Wil!ilm B. Isaacs and Thoma:
Binnch were appointed delegates to repre-.
sent the Richmond Chamber Of Commerce al
the meeting of the National Board of Trade
1t was then arranged that the annual meet.
ing OF the members Of the Chamber for tho
election Of officers for the ensuing year, and
the reception Of the report of the president
he held in the looms over the First National
Bank at O'Clock on the evening of Wednes.
day the 9th instant.
The Board then adjourned.
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WHAT Cray CAS- Boast OF - MrCH A
GREAT "i.rlio Ia, just visited Richmond, and
ii e:'rI; performance at least five Thousand!
pylsons were i'll attendance, anil vet the
police We're so vi9ii,nt that 50 fAra$ is known
.i}trr WAS not watch lost and not Il single
Is,'kcI picked. What Other city can boast
oi' sltrii order and such :policc force?
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CHICAGO, IL, October A proposition
Of the employing bricllaycrs to reduce
wages was raet last night by demand from
the brickaycrs for four dollars for eight
hours work and fifty cents per hour for
extra work. One thousand men obtained
their demand this morning, and four thou
sand arc on strike. Work is suspended on
the Michigan Southern Railroad der6t and
the Pacific Hotel =.
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FINE tLnliliNG.--We desire most especially tc
ran Tie attention Of the pub!ic grnerrN3 10 The
iigs aud :frc0i stock Of tine AMI fashionable
r:Qln.. ROW 10 Ec found ON exhibition and sale ii
the old s'aii,li he'd house of lillian Ira SIITu
Win = practical ~ icrcncc ri HijTY years and con.
slant application he las placed himself in The front
rank ~ his profession AMI always been the ieGder
IN Nni $ G@d %'Dri- To HE CONSUMER especially We
"~n:d ny ii ycn want 10 wtncss the most extended
assortment ans! sock ever offered In this city c.!l
Ii tie large aa new store li03 Main street. sign oil
The hig flag. ii is wnrth the trip and expense Of i
luuhcd miles Ia witness the splendid array OF
meas, yDltns boy, ana clti!dren's wear.
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r. STki-NI0E EINDtCAT0g.


EXCELLENT ADTEETI$I:'G MEDIUM.
- Richmond merchants WHO desire 10 secure the
tra.c "i die Valley Of Virginia and the r"rntr!
w1ti OF :!:lui.,rn the %0untDm iTg3~;at0r Is al
tH"r.ir&i uc,,;Ur!. Ii j. rirrulaIcl t."r"nehl!
III Augusta. !:ochI..Yc, Bath, Acgitany. Rocking
ham. Ec,s"n. .A!hcmar!c, and Highland counties.
There c:.u En n0 competition for trade "!!ort All
yc"ti.i,ry. td ~. evidence OF The fact ia'c '"r-
lion "t lhr tdc" III" Valley Of Virginia is drawn Ia
E,t;imor, hy the active advertising o! tl!e mcr-
"ilaprs q! !l.1. c.ly IN The Sa:n,"n pircrs There
vii IN tiI i. THOUSAND VISITORS FROM THE VAL
LEY - HtCiIM1%E II tie Agricultural Fair, 'Iid
ilp i, tie liac icr advertisers "a attract the atrn
ituu 81 visitors from ltt section before reaching
hici!G"HG.
;dYrrisrr.. viii please send their i:yors Ia NJ. FL
IY-ux a |u M lAr Diyp.iich office. ~ 10 J. 4. &.
WILLllAiN0>.. Elu will III Oh them.
LYNN & TINSLTG.
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!E FlrSr VIRGIsIA REGIIESr.-Coloncl
john \. Sloan, Of the First Virginia rcgi.
h.~.ll, has written an official letter to Cover
n~r !incln"y, Of Maryland, asking permis-
ai3.f i"r the regiment to visit that State on
lie occasion Of their anniversary. which oc-
cas- Oh the 18th Instant.
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Fight Between Texans and Mexican
Gafsaa-tTs,seyes.

new ORLEANS, October 4.--A San Antonio
special reports that party of Texans fol-
lowed band of Mexican cattle-thieYes Into
Mexico, and attacked them at Newton. Two
Texans and several Mexicans were killed.
The Texans burned the Alcade's house with
him in it.
On Monday t8o hundred armed Mexicans
appeared on rAe Mexican side OF the river.
opposite San Felipe. Lieutenant Davidson
with company Of troops from Fort Clarke
were sent to watch their movements.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.


MADRID, October Information reached
this city At latn hour last night that thc fire
in Escnria he'd been eXtingUished Two of
The towers and Il portion of the roofing have
been destroyed. The amount Of damage is
estimated at 100000 reals. Al tie vaua-
bic objects which ii was thought would
perish ii the coGIlagrat!ou are reported 10 I've
.Yti1
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TINS TurtTEc.-Thc best performance uI
tie s,.)u took Place 1t The Theatre lat nig'::
ia lie tcnGition oI Man and Vile Ih!.
a!;nruo1n there vii he 4 fashionable inatG,r
~ which MARY Slialt" will he played
T,;,aie:,t, 'Fi;9@r2ti, Bargi,." Mondl,
ni%iit. - Foul !iLA."
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dseOrsia E:rc!ior--FGrty Thousand Ma.
;0rsSy iu g:i.-E.ty.Sa.-en foisptIos.

ATLANTA, GA, October l.--Eighty-seven
counties liyc been heard from, giving Smith
mn ior:ty Of 1860. From The returns the
Democrats voted for Smith >Ciidly, and tho
Liberals, both white and black. vote, Tor the
jority.
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Eg;,.asDic As.,Dse rsErsaa

ToaoHTo, Ontario, October Am epi-
demc among horses Of II catarrhal character
has appeared here. Almost all the horses
belonging to the street.car companies and
livery stables are affected
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FHoToGEAr!lS.-Wlcrc must 90 TO have then
taken: Why. TO REES Il CO.'S, OF course. The.
are tile most reasonable in tli2r prices OF iiitce!
Years Standing in this city. and employ none bu
lirst-c!tss artists. Yon get dozen cards foI
$50. or hf dozen for Size. and large sizes pro-
NNitinuliclE low.
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LOUISVILLE TOBACCO MARKET.
LOUISVILLE, October I.-TobJccO steady; sal,
uliuiportaut
NEW YORK MARX ETs.

New YORK. October 4-Coitou tlrlner; sales, ,222
bales; upadS la,c.: Orleans, l9.c. Flour Guict end
unchanged. WhiSkcy heavy IL a:c. v Wheat IEI2c.
lower: winter rci western, Si.j nslC5. Corn closed
heavy and lower. Rice firm. Pork iirmer 81 fli -
dt$l;.t3. Lard weak. TurpeHt!re dun. Resin
steady. TalloY quiet. Frclghts nrmer.
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II yoa fccl dull. despon ut. drowsy, deblltatcd
hase frequent c;,l,r!ic moGh tastes badly, poor
anpcI" ,nti t"Gguc coated, you are suffering from
torpid liver or - l!iousncSs.'' Nothing Will cure
you 50 speedily and permanently rs DR.. PlERCE'>
Golden Medical Discovery.
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BALTIMORE MARK ETS,

BALTIMORE, 6ctob"rI.--Fiour unchanged. Wheat
and Germ i..m. OatS--Souhcru, Ir3i2c. Provisions
irinrr. Pork, Slj.?5. shoulder, l3tc. Whi.kay
scarce at pic.
Virginia IS, oh, 81; con@o!s 50. Vest Vrsinias,
Is. Els.
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TUI.T Or KILlIWDND, VIIUELN
ARRIVED.


Schooner Annie VI. Collins. Tooker, New York,
glnuo, H!ll & Sk!nkcr and Allison K Addison.
Schooner Wachfu, GIN, New York, salt, Lee,
Seldom L 20.
Schooner hnnia Z. Moore, Phillips, New York,
coal, fowittau Company.
Schooner Serene Jones, Georgetown, ID. e., fire
bricks. Trcdcgar Company.
Schooner William Mcgee Walter. Philadelphia,
coal.
Schooner c. R. McshanG, DUDLEY, Philadelphia,
c0ai, X. +. I.obinson.
Srhooncr 1. ". Edwards, Adams, Philadelphia,
pig i-ou Oid Dominion Nall Works.
Schooner Caroline, Flowers, l!aVre de Grace coal,
Wit Roberts.
coal. ;. III. Ilawca.
schooner Frances French Thogmortou, New
York. coal, :. II. llawcs.
SAILED.
Steamer Wyanoke. Couch. New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, j. W. Wyatt, agent.
Steamer John Sylvester, t;!derd, Sofi"k, mef-
chanGl.e ard piss. u2ers, l.. II. ta.uU, agent
SCHOONER j. G.. McShanc. cty1hnagh, Washing
ton d. c.. granite, Curt, & Parker.
schooner Minnie, Ericsson, Philac!phh rtd EoS
Island. humber, tnrtiS & FarAeT.
CLEAIED FOR THIS PORT.
P.ITrIOpE October 2.--seho6ne2 Caroline
,,n,mes jackson: schooner SusJn Ellen, Coleman
srhOncr Bloomfield Curley, CITY Point
MEMoEA%DuM.
Schooner Magnet. from L!verpoo! Tor hichmond,
Va MS spoken eth ulmo, latitude IL, ioueituae7.
81 TELEGRAPH
FORTRESS MONROE, October i.-ArriSeo, os5k
pomona, from Liverpool for Richmond.
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Convicted of sSrusyJ;y,n, "a S-esseV.

bc2ToN, October 4--Iu the case Of Robert
sheppard. Oh trial i'll the Ijnied States Court
iof s1utiling the bark Francis at sea, the
jury returned Il verdict of guilty. Sentence
va, deferred.
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position hall.
Federal Arrangements for thc Ncs
York Elections.

New YORK, October ,i.-Somc twenty col
orcd men have been elected rs supervisors of
elections in the Eighth and other negro
warlS. 4 list Of 300 special deputies to be
appointed by United States Marshal Sharpe
will be completed tomorrow.
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los: rGI%TISG.--We call the attention Of ncr'
Chant. clerks Of c"urt%, -hcriIt. iaw:"rS. railroad
steamship andcaG officers AMI agents andal' other
having ol,r, for rrin:ug 10 the facilities offered n
The Di>rArCi! IEI;FfNt; E>rABL1>EMF%T for HI
pruiipt and faithful execution uf all kinds "t JG!
PRINTING. We can furnish ut short motto" Cards
G-lIcat-. Lcitrr-Iirad- Programmes, iaiI Tick, +
EIank:. Pamphlets, Tag. ilau1-Eiils, Catalogues
Ellis Of FAR. ~huW-E!lis. thccl~, Drafts, &c, &c.
". ..t!i l;lrtinm nnarlMl.cn
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Don't forget That F.. +. SrETCE < son are at the
old corner 1900 Main street with heavy stock OF
cl"ihing and gentlemca's furnishing goods.
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IN the new textbook; used in the colleges aud
pG'lic aud nr"atc schools OF the city NJ SrAEKE K
RTLtND'S bookstore.
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.,ll hinds Of hat atp. WEI>IcEn \ CO.'S.

TCE-CEEtM! tCE-CREAM .-!'artirs desiring ice.
cream for tcir SUNDAY dinner must l,asc !hcir or.
icIa and have the cream delivered saturday night
\ iitc attention bestowed 70 1t on tie next morn.
Ing VIII make II keep we'll for dinner
AEpEEw PI22IHI. .IE.,
s1I Broad street.
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lIo. for The great clothing house o: f. L. SPENCE
& S0S, 1900 5iain street.
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The First Virginia Regiment had better call at F.
Il. SPENCE Is SoS's and be equipped sith the nm
derwear they may need Oil their contemplated trir
20 Baltimore.
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a'ntSf EygfOsiOsl,

SpRIyGFIELD, October An explosion in
the Hoosac tunnel this morning killed
Michael Cunningham, badly injured Stephen
Mccarthy, and hurt several Others.
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MARINE zsTELLHGEyCG.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, OCTOBER 9, tS7:
sun r>ca........... 6t Moon ri,es.,......... E31
-iIn sris........... s!g High Iidc.. ......... elT
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L. THE ALHsH0UsE-Ih Total number OF
arS"n5 in the city aimshouse at this time is
i"'D Inndredand twenty-five. OF this num-
'e. one hundred and nine are cOlorcd per-
Yi83,
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France.

PARIS, October IA private dispatch
says Gamhetta'S illness is very severe, and
the result OF GyerWork.
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Til. NAME that iIr. DAVIES has adopted for hi
hr,uniiuI photograph gallery is that Of Tie
iMa!uI:rAL LEE.
This was h.pny thought III our fcllow-c!iAcn. ai'
"u aIc happy e. bc able II assert that he IS nohlI
alt,aGn@ he nam. ani rrpi!lati"E Otihc - l.E"
Gallery Mitir l. tD.ii-'ajis for -pirn'ild pie
;uYr. ,.n The most reasonable terms.