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Success OF the weather BurenH In
EOrecssSiD@ Frosss.

WAsHINGToS, October 12.-The Signal
Office has just had another very decided sue.
cess in its new role of adapting its "proba.
bilitics to the wants OF agriculture. This
time it got nearly two days ahead of Jack
Frost, whose viSitations are very extensive
within the past twenty-four hours. 1t is be-
lievcd that this new ability of the weather
reports, by premonishing severe frosts, will
enable horticulturists and farmers generally
to save many of their products from un.
timely blight, and greatly enhance the value
of the probabilities in the eyes of the
entire rural public.
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wANGFsES'EER ITEMS.

BREAK IN TIE CANAL.-A very serious
break occurred in the canal Friday night he
tween the Marshall and Riverside mills,
ut the same point at which the break oc-
Cured on Monday night previous. All opee-
rations along the water-line were suspended,
and there was Z consultation OF all the les
sees Of water-poWer with the water commit
tee, but nothing definite was arrived Ut
These frequent accidents are very annoying,
paralyzing capital and throwing NEEDY per
sons out of employment, and it Is 10 De
trusted that some substantial and permanent
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MONDAY. OCTOBER IL. 49,
AUCTION SALES TEFss DAY.

THOMAS W. KEESEE viii sell at 10 a. NJ. house
hold furniture pianos, &C.
". 4. RATCLlFFE Will sell at lot a. N. groceries
&c.
W. GODNiN will sell at II NJ. farm on the
Quioccascn road. eight miles west Of Richmond
COOK & 'LAUGIITON will sell at 10 4 NJ. al
the residence Of Mr. y. Bowman, No. sos Sixtl,
street. between Clay and Lcigh.a general assoTt-
mcnt Of household and kitchen furniture.
GRtEBS Il WILLIAMS will sell at a 7. NJ
the square of ground on Union itill bounded by
Twcuty-scvcuth, Twenty eighth. L. and 7
streets.
W. GODDlN will sell at /. NJ. a country-scat on
the cast side Of tue Brook turnpike, half-lnie
north of the city.
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Grand conservative Rally in Salem

Grand Conservative R;siiy iii Salem.
Especial telegram 10 the DiSpatc!l.l
SALEM, Va, October 12.-Thc Greeley bar.
becue and maSS-mccting held here to-day
was L perfect success, there being two thou
sand people on the ground. Able and tell
ing speeches were made by Senator John
ston, Lieutenant Governor Maryc, and Gene
rals Bowen and Terry. The people are fully
aroused, and many are registering. y Gree
ley and Brown pole and flag were raised
amidst enthusiastic cheering. Agrind torch
light procession is now going on, and speeches
by Colonel French and others. There are
no Struight-OutS here.
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E'ireT.

huriscS ut Whitehall, ILL.,, were burned :ast
night.
BANGoR, Me-, October 12.--Schwartz'>
block was burned last night. Loss very
heavy; insurance, SSs,000. Falling wall:
killed one person and hurt several.
HEMrSTEAp, TEXAS, October 12.--Thc Cal
Iahau Oil Works. including Il cotton-gin
@rist-mi'I, and soap f!ctory. have been burned
Loss. $50, coo; insurance, $4,000.
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CONSERVATIVE MEETING At HANOvER CCrRT-
uUrSE.-An enthusiastic Greeley and Brown
Glccting was held at Hanover Courthouse on
last Friday night. atr. William :. White,
of this city, WAS the principal speaker, and
spoke with such effect that the people ci
Hanover seem determined to keep him III
the field in that county, aS one OF the most
eloquent cinva>Scrs whom they have yet
heard. Captain Ecuhcn Gardner addressed
his fr!l0w-ctiXcu> a the same meeting. Mr.
White will speak again at Atlcr'S on next
SATURDAY. week.
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CHIEF SUPERVISOR CF ELECTION PLEAsANTs
invites the attention Oi those interested 10 an
examination Of tie list of those recommended
for precinct supervisors before their appoint
mlcnt< are made.
Tie list Of Republican nominees for that
position may ic seen al his office on Monday.
ard il ANY one has III objection to any name
on it. his reasons will he respectfully heard
and referred TO Judge Bond, who las the
ApnOintin@ noMer.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York Stock and Money Mark,

SeW York Stock and Money Market,
New YORK, October 12.-DIoney closed vt
" to ! per cent. Sterling quiet ansS steady.
Gold, 112} to 112s. Governments steady.
States dull: 1ennessce's, -; new, 724. Fir-
ginia>s, II; new, 81; cnnsols, jIS J.; de-
ferred, 10. Louisiana's, 80; new, 4S. Le-
wees, 50; S's, GO. Alabama's, so; IS, 60.
Georgias, rs; rs, So. North Carolina's, 314 {;
new, Il; special tax, 10. South Carolina's,
AZ; new, q; April and October, %.
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Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS, October 12.-Tlle following
are the maorities in the congressional dis
iricts for congressman First district, Demo
crats, 143; second district, Democrats, 4.34s;
third district, Democrats, 997 fourth dis
trict Republican, S97 fifth district, Repub-
lican. S24; sixth district, Republican, $50 !;
seventh district, Republican. iD3 eighth dis.
irict, Republican, 5000; ninth district, Re
publican, 800; tenth district, Republican,
gG7; eleventh district, Republican. SIC.
These maiorities are nearly all official.
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ACCIDENT TO A BUuDlNG.-The main grdcl
to the upper floor of Mr.. L. Ii. EllcttS feed
store, OH Marshall street near the Second
Market. gave way Saturday morning, thereby
prccpitating large quantity Of mill feed to
the lower floor and street. The accident was
owing to defective brick upon which one
end of the @irdcrs rested. The damage to
the building is not serious, and can he re-
paired at IL small cost.
Captain Disney, Of the police, and City
Engineer Dimmock took precautions to pre-
vent injury to pedestrians.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
~ THE RICHMOND PosT-OFFICE OCTOBER l.,
1872, H. B. Grighy, Charlotte c. H., Va.
Bc,t;e Bowls, Union Hill, Richmond, Va. ;
IN, r, Jewell, Junction, II. Q. Co.; n. Rolr,
ESQ. 294 w. Baltimore street; Winston Tay-
Ior' Memphis, Tenn, Cansen street, No. 80
Andrews, Ordwuy d Green, Richmond, Va.
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<,n,..os;c Tetul-Absti.cncc Union.

CLEVELAND. October 12.-The Catholic
Tota-AbStirencc Union Of America has
elected the following officers: President,
Rev. James McDcyitt, of Washington Vice
President, Robert Wilson, Of New York ;
Secretary, Il. j. Q. Duseratt. Of Washing
ton; Treasurer, Thomas L. Noonan, of Pro-
vidcncc; Sergcant-at-Arms, J. D. Hawley, OF
Philadelphia. The Convention adjourned to
meet in New York.
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Improvement will he made without delay.
A large force of worklncn are engaged on
the rcpairs, but il is not known that oper1l'
tons will be resumed to-day, as the accident
Is believed TO be tho most serious ono that
has yet occurred.
The GnAsT PoIE.-Thc hauling down OF
The Grant ilag is reptldialcd BY the Coll:er-
vatiYc party Of Manchester. who fight with
no such weapons, and who trust, for the sake
of justice, that the guilty parties may be dis
covered. As the administration of justice is
in the hands of the Republican party, we sec
no reason for an appeal to military power, as
proposed by some silly persons. If any ku-
kluX exist in Manchester, except in the
brain of some blockhead, it is among the
negroes, who threaten punishment to all of
their color who vote the Conservative ticket.
THE CONDITION OF TIE STREETs.-Undcr
Mr.. Browne, the new superintendent OF
streets. their improvement is progressing
rapidly, and in short time all the streets
will he visited; and at the next meeting Of
the trustees the contracts will be awarded
for the grading and paving Of those already
improved. The trustees have displayed
commendabe energy in tine matter of street
repair. Attention is called to q cess-pool
east of Baconsville and near Third and Stock
ton streets. which is nuisance, endan-
gers the health Of the community, and emit
ing smell by no means fragrant to the
olfactories.
New BUILDISGs.-No neater buildings can
anywhere be found than those recently
erected and improved for Mrs. Taylor and
1lessrs. a. &. Gibbs, II. G.. Archer, Fend-
ley, Moore, Bronauyh, S. r. Owens, and
others. They are credit to the town, and
The last-named gentleman this morning
commences the erection OF large brick
building mt the corner Of Hull and Twelfth
streets. 1t will contain fine storc-room on
the first floor.
LADIES' FAIR.-The ladies Of the Metho-
dist church will hold fair all this week at
their church to raise some needed funds.
PERsoNAL.-Thc Rev. Mr.. Deans has re-
turned with his bride from brief tour TO
New York.
BRIEF LoCALs.-A number of marriages are
announced to take place during the present
month.
County Court meets to-day. Being simply
Il civil term, no jury impanneled.
The reported disbandment of Dale Lodge,
|. .. NJ, is untrue. 1t still lives.
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distressing Casua2ty---A Whole Faini-
Nv Crushed 10 Death.

LOUISVILLE, October l2.-Last night an
unfinished building fell, crushing the adj join-
Ing house. The family were seated at inc
supper table, and the father, mother, 4 glri
of six years. and baby were instantly kiliea,;
While two others were so seriously injured
that they have since died.
J. c. Wcbb's printing Office was also
crushed by the falling building.
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Police CouNT, ,SATURDAY-JuSttcc William
HdH Crew prcsid'ng.-Thc following cases
were disposed of:
Henry Handy (colored), charged with
stealing one coat of The value Of so, the
property Of II. T. Wicklrm. Found guilty
and sent to Jail for six months.
Frank saunders ("ol"rcd), charged with
ass1'llting and striking James Mitchell with
an axe. Continued to the 18th instant.
Samuel Jackson (colorcdl. charged OF war
rant with stealing one pair Of wagon rc;n>
Of the value oi Sl.25, The property of WA.
.. Cole. Continued to the 15th instant.
William Gardner, charged with stealing
one ,ircs> and other articles OF wearing ap-
parc all OF the value OF $50, the property
OF Martha Bradley. Found guilty and sent
TO Jail for thirty days.
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St. Eouis Cottor, Association Banquet.

ST. LOUIS. October 12.--Thc Cotton Asso-
ciation gave its annual banquet Inst night III
Sangerfest Hall to the cotton-Srowcls VINO
exhibited cotton at the st. Louis Fair. About
! 900 persons, representing the cotton in-
terests of the South and the commercial m
terests of St, Louis and the West, were
present.
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toHsERrATI;E MEETING IN uESEIco.-.\
meeting Of the Conservative party will he
held 1T I'hrugmorton's, oh the Earina road,
at ! O'Clock tomorrow afternoon. Addresses
will be made hy Mc>>r>. \. 9. Iiniladay, 4.
Il. HolIaGay, William =. BHlwciI, II. \. Al
kiuSOn. Jr.. and Others.
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Advertise in the Religions Hsrdld.

jon PElyTISG.--Wc call the attention of mer-
Chants clerks of courts s!crifs. lawyers, railroad,
steamship nicanal oic"r>and agents andail Others
uayir orders for printing, to the facilities offered nj
the UIspATCu FRlSTISG ESTABLISHMENT for The
prompt and faithful execution OF all Kinds OF JOB
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards,
BIIl-IIcads !etcr-Icads. Programmes, Ball Tickets,
i,lauls Pamphlets, Tags, lland-Biils, Catalogues,
fills of Fare, Show-Bs, Checks, Drafts, &C.. &c.
satisfaction guaranteed.
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A FESTIVAL for the benefit of the two
churches, Episcopal and Presbyterian, at
Dover mills will he held ut that place on
Wednesday. Besides the good things for
tie body, an intellectual treat will he afforded
in an address by Judge Farrlr. Captain
Sub!ett will take those who may wish to at
tend there and back free Of charge.
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PARIS SILK HATS. +. WFiSIGER & co.

1JO0O.-Thc Religious Herdd Of this city all
uounces that it will Issue FIFTEEN TIiOuSASD ol
lis next weeks issue. II has an immense cirrut-
don and Is read by tho best people IN Virginia, vest
Virginia. Maryland. the Carolinas. Georgia, ana
Tennessee. II is an excellent medium for adver-
Users aud lis charges "ery moderate. Office ll5
Main street
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AcQrwTEn.-The jury in the case Of John
". Tal!cy, charged IN iicnlico County Court
with IN cmbczZlelncnt Of the public funds,
ca,uc iuto court OH Saturday and rendered a
verdict Of Not guilty" This * The second
trial of Cir. Ta!iey, the jury on the first being
uuaElC 10 agree.
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GHErlEY AND BnowE RALLY.-Thcrc will
be Il Greeley and Brown rally at Arbor Club
House, on the Mcchanicsviilc turnpike. to-
night. General pcyton Wise and others will
address the meeting.
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DAMAGES AwARDED.-In the United States
Circuit Court on Saturday a trial occurred
under the ciyl-rights act, resulting in favor
OF the plaintiffs. The case was that OF VIII
lis Lucas and wife against the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad Company, who brought
suit for damagcS sustained by refusal TO
permit thctn to ride in first-class coach oy ci
tl'c road. The case, commenced on Friday.
was resumed on Saturday, when, after the
examination of witnesses and the argument
OF counsel, it was given to the jury. Before,
however, verdict had been agreed upon,
ne jury were called back into court and in.
formed that since their retirement counsel
had agreed upon compromise of the case,
and they were accordingly discharged. 1t is
understood the sum agreed upon in the com.
promise was $500, the plaintiffs to pay all
costs in the case.
The case of Sarah b. Williams against the
same company for like offence was com.
promised upon the same terms.
The amount Of damages claimed I'm each
case was 81 500. 1t is understood that the
jurors. upon the first canvass of their views,
varied in their estimates from this sum down
to S2J.
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RETAIL DEALERS AssocIATIoN.-At the ad-
iourncd meeting of this Association con-
stitution was adopted and a meeting ap-
pointed to be held next Wednesday night
for the election OF permanent officers and
to devise measures to promote the objects
of the body,
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REEs & Co.'S photograph gallery, Main near Nlnfh
street. his been tie focus of attraction during Inc
past week. The splendid Illustrations ~! the triu!nphS
of photography exhibited hcrc attest the sEill OF Use
artisans at t; establishment. The tine weather.
toe. Is being tal;"u advantage u! by tic la'c' aud
children AMI the beautiful ar: rooms 4" REES y CO.
overflow with visitors At lines rfca'icc' scale
Of prices Is Il complete success.
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Desperase Attempt TO Wreck Il Tsain.

New YORK, October 12.-on Thursday
night Il gang Of rntans made = desperate NJ
tempt to wreck Il train on the Delaware ana
Lackawanna railroad, near Paterson, \. D:
They had piled up rocks on the track, ana
would have been successful but for the dis
covely Of the attempt by the trGck-walker.
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Official Vote of Pennsylvania.

PHILADELPHIA. October 12.-The official
vote OF the State, except twelve counties,
which are estimated, shows majority for
Hartranft Of 35,726.
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THE CASE OF WILLIAM j. ASNABLE will be
called in the County Court at IL o'clock this
morning. Judge Lacy, of New Kent, will
preside at the trial of this case, Judge Minor
being witness for the Commonwealth.
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CorsTERFElT CURRENCY. --Wel!-eXecuted
counterfeit $40 United States Treasury notes
are in circulation in this city. so perfect Is
their imitation that they are calculated 10 de-
ceiye the best informed.
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SUPERVISORS OF ELEcTloN.-Since our last
publication applications for the appointment
OF supervisors have been received from
Gloucester, King William, southampton,
Snnt.ylNnnin. end WcStmnrclANd.
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ApvERrIsE.--Our merchants seeking trade In an:
n0r,irn Of the country should advertise III tie
aarcrs Of that section. NJ. ELLvSoS CO. VIII
take advertisements and have them inserted al pub
fishers rates.
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PosTPoNED.-Thc case Of Robert Bridge
water was called in the County Court Satur-
day, but as he did not make his appearance
his ba!-bond was declared forfeited and the
trial postponed until the next term of the
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Josh Billings Alnsindr for 1878, with its
usual quota of good and funny things, re-
ceived from j. L. El!yson, new>dealer, 1II2
AIn;n Strart
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TIE WEATHER Saturday, after the frost Of
the night previous, was cool and bnring.
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WASHINGTON, October l2.-Thc Depart
ment> will be closed Monday in respect to
Mr.. Seward His last words were ''Loyc
| one another"
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THE FIRST FROST.

IT'S EXTENT AND EFFECT-REPOETS
FROM PIEDMONT. SOUTHSIDE. AND
SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA, AND NORTH
CAROLINA
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Ocean Yacht Race.

New YORK, October l2.-Thc yacht Dread
nlugiIt won the ocean race of 2l0 miles in
twenty-five hours and five minutes, beating
the yacht Palmer.
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APPOINTMENT OF A RrGlSTRAR.-Nlr. Jane
\. Noy>trr has been appointed Registrar
for the Fourth precinct in Jefferson Ward
rice Mr.. William \. Gresham. resigned.
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TIE REGULAR SEMI-MONTnLY MEETING OF
THE CITY COUNCIL will be held this afternoon.
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Piedmont.
rnt@tG


The largest portion Of the tobacco crop
has been secured. Remnants of the crop,
from three to fifteen thousand hills, are
totally destroyed. \ severe, killing frost
throughout this section. Wherever tobucco
was standing, Il total loss.
ALDEMARLE.
Yesterday being quite cold, most Of the
farmers anticipated a visit from Jack Frost,
and accordingly cut all of their tobacco ex-
cept that growing upon the hills. which slls-
tained very little injury. None Of the other
crops were injured.
Soutsssitic.
DISWIDDIE.
\ heavy white frost fell this morning,
killing the tomato and potato vines and 9TH
crWsc doing some little damage.
uALIFAX.
Effects Of frost not very serious. Nearly
all the farmers had cut their tobacco.
PRINCE EDWARD.
There WIS a heavy frost in this vicinity
last night, rlnin" considerable quantity of
| tobacco outstanding. Some farmers lose
heavily, owing to The rcccnt favorable
weather. BY (ur the larger portion Of TIC
| crop had maturcd we'll and been safely
housed. The quality is believed to bc supc-
rior and the quantity much greater than was
| anticipated from the rnproptiouy planting
season.
PITTSTIVASIt
There was heavy frost in this vicinity
| last night. / understand little or no damage
W;ls done to the tobacco, rs the planters had
succeeded in housing nearly all their crops.
| What little WIS killed in the hills will not
materially affect this years production. No
other damage done.
CHARLOTTE.
Very little tobacco was injured in thi>
ncighhorhood last night by frost, i$ most OF
It had been taken in, but I understand L
Great deal was ruined in Priucc Edward
The frost was severe, and killed everything
it fell Oil.
Southwest.
CAMPBELL.
Heavy frost last night. From careful il
qlliy as far as practicable 1 am satisfied
that the tobacco crop in the surrounding
counties escaped injury, having been gene
rally cut and housed.
ROANOKE.
From inquiries Of to-day I learn the croT
of tobacco is pretty well saved.
BEDFORD.
There was a heavy frost last night. There
was very little tobacco in the fields.
North Carolina.
GUILDFoRD COUNTY, N.C
There was considerable frost in this section
last night, but aS the greater portion of the
tobacco crop had already been housed there
was very little damage done. No damage to
other cr0DS
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Hitllmond 0ispattIl.

Efs THE CIRCULATION or TIE DIS.
rATC1i JS LARGER THAN THE CONFIRMED
CIRCULATION or All THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE cIrM
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sHop.LIrTIsG.--A dry-goods mouse up
town lost very valuable shawl on SatEufoay
by means Of this process.
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COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS.-N. Proctor
smith, Esq, has been appointed a commits
sioncr Of deeds for Virginia in san Fran
cisco, Cal.
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The following telegramS from special cor
respondents of the Dispatch were received
on Saturday night:
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Nayoraisy Nominations I'm New York.
New YORK. October 12.-Tammany last
night nominated Abraham R. Lawrence for
Mayor, and the Workingmen's Union nomi-
mated James O'Brien for the same office.
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II. FLLYSo?7 & Co.. Advertising Agents, DIsPATIH
ri!i,iing will receive advertisements aud have Them
inserted In any i"nrual of the country at regular
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,!ac amendment Of the Hon. John +. Lewis,
.'s" iates senator, has beer adopted by Congress.
.. h4u.rupt law now, US amended, exefnpts s5ee IN
'.i.ey, 5000 IN land or personal properly. Slate
Ael'l,E!on Of 1850, and wife's dover. au2oNsm
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New bridal silver,
Fall styles Of jcwelry,
Roman gold bands and crosses,
Roman gold and amethyst sets,
Wedding presents.
opening at
SowLAS 6 cos,
corner Main and Tenth streets.
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BANKRUPTCY PRACTICE MADE 4
SPECIALITY.

'Ftl1r No. 5 MARSHALL HALL, CORNER RASI
AND TENTH STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.
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E'T0Ss and Zee.

LEWISTON, Ne, October 12.-The first
severe frost fell last night. Vegetation was
cut Ice formed in some places.
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SrcI;tirs and scarls. Of the latest ana most he2H
ii!ul styles. IL endless variety, 1t E H. SPENCE
Sos, 1900 Main street.