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Hon. Clinton Lloyd will deliver the
county agricultural society, at Leesburg,
which commences on the 9th of Novem-
Der. st g .ala sAG s.
William Kiblinger, son Of Mr.. Franz
els Kiblinger, living near Marksville, in
Page county, fell from tree in which he
was gathering apples, week before last, and
broke both arms, one of which was SO
severely mangled that the bones protruded
out from the flesh. a, i ''l % 1si
On Friday night week, about six miles
from Winchester, whilst Francis Keller,
aged eighteen was ont coon hunting, the
dogs got into fight, and whilst trying to
separate them with, his, gun, it was dis
charged, lodging the entire contents in his
stomach, from the effects of which he died
in twenty.four hours. aa sOks
On Thursday last, the I; Monticello
Guard, ,of Charlottesville, sparaded with
forty in rank. and were inspected by Gen
eral WilliamtH. Richardson. the adjutant-
general of the state of, Virginia. General
R. expressed his surprise that in place. as
large as Charlottesville SO few Of the young
men had joined the company.
The tobacco crop has been cut and
gathered into the barns, with the, excep-
ton Of some small patches Standing here
and there on high places. Much Of the
crop has been cured, and the planters do
not express themselves pleased with the
quality. 1T is now hanging in the barns,
and cannot be packed down till Q season
for striking comes, ~. N .g,Tg,ss, .s.s,,S
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BY TELEGRAPH
THE ELECTIONS.
CALIFORNIA

.H a CALIFORNIA. Dt-u4..s... Les.
pan FRANCISCO, October 16.-The in
dlclal election throughout the state was ouet
Qulte small vote was cast. Il is behaved
that Mckinstry, the independent candidate
for the supreme court, is elected.
ita" IOWA.
DEs MONIES, October 16.-The maiori-
lies are reduced from $4,000 to 10000,
The indications are that the Democrats
and anti-monopolists have majority in
the house. The Republicans have large
majority in the senate.
OHIO.
CINCINNATI, October lC.-Returns
rom Hamilton county gives Moves (Rep)
I8.32o;i Allen Dem.) 1898 Collins
$500, with the Nineteenth ward and one
county precinct to hear from. The Nine.
teenth ward last year gave n Democrats
majority of G72, and the precinct to be
heard from gave Republican majority of
lol. Appearances are in favor of Aliens
election. a
WASHINGTON, October 1G.-A Demo-
cratic legislature for Ohio is conceded.
Aliens election is highly probable. Allen
entered the canvass as pure Democrat.
with no entangling alliances.
I5sEm ne PENNSYLVANIA.
WASHINGTON, October 1C.-The
Press. OF Philadelphia, estimates Gordon's
10000
OREGON.
SALEM, October I6.-Nesmith,s ma
Jority is 2,500-a Democratic gain of
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CERTIFIED HANK CHECKS AND OUR
CITY TREASUR Err.

Many complaints are being made by our
business men, Of the action O, the city
treasurer in refusing to take certified
checks upon our city banks in payment of
gas and water bills. Certainly this action,
whether by direction Of the finance com
mittee or on his own responsibility. shows
d want Of confidence in our banks which
is unwarranted in the present condition OF
our finances, and should at once be cor
rected. Such q course tends to idiscredit
our banks and to prevent that full restora-
Ition Of confidence which is now the one
thing needed by our people. Our banks
are sound, and are emily embarrassed as all
tho people are BY the preseat bad system Of
finance. ~ is p time now for all business
men to stand by each other and wait and
work for measures Of relief which must be
promptly passed upon the reassemnb9liing ,of Of
Icongress.ool 4iI 81 i,s.dl y ~ bl5Ha 40 gIE79A
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Items.

: Items.
GENERAL GEORGE e. PICKETT, of this
city, was in Lynchburg yesterday. aa,o..l'
A MAN who stands on his dignity has
generally very uncertain footiRg.
I THE ,Kemper Kempaign Klub will visit
Petersburg on the night Ofthe 23d instant.
TEN DOLLARS is the established price
for fast driving on the James river free
bridge. ~ g. Ii,''s
A RELIGIOUS REVIVAL is progress
ing at Pine-street and Sidney Baptist
churches. t hqa .Atfr lfs7I1 -#t}i
THE FESTIVAL OF SUCCoTHs was cele-
brated in the Jewish synagogues of this city
yesterday. x -..-e-.. s'.s1- wv
GOVERNOR WALKER will return to the
city on Saturday. He is, nowon a political
pilgrimage. @ AVA 42--Asl'A
/ THE spirit of improvement is moving
the bowels of the earth both on upper
Cary and lower Main street.
Mr.. JOHN Coo1EY says he was not
present as a sympathizer in the Republican
meeting in Jefferson ward Monday night.
EX-ALDRRMAN JOHN M. HIGGINS
returned from his, Mondays trip to ST..
Louis time enough to attend the Oonserya-
tive mass meeting last night.
A TELEGRAM from Lexington, last
night, announced the, death of Miss Agnes
Lee, most estimable young lady--second
daughter of General r. E.sLee. eI1f
SAMUEL CHRIsTIAN "a colored NAM,
aged seventy-four, was found dead in his
bed yesterday morning. He lived in an
alley between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
near Franklin street, and had been unwell
| for some time.
SAMUEL MILLER, of Lynchburg, dying
left one million three hundred thousand dol
lars to various public charities. Since hi
death the lawyers have gotten abou
twelve per cent. of the money, and now .
half hundred persons are contending fol
the residue. There will be little left fol
charity. nr's 4l y e'sla s4H ~ q et Z
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HOME TALENT.

we have just been shown the first proof
Iof d thousand dollar bond fgthe aOhesa-
Ipeake, Richmond md York River railroad
company, designed and engraved by
Charles L. Ludwig, Of this city. The de
Isignis spirited and beautiful, and the work
exquisite. Mr., Ludwig deserves the pat
ronage of every citizen Of Richmond. We
learn chat the city bonds Of Richmond
were engraved and printed in New York.
With such artists As Charles Ludwig in
our city it is . crying shame to send work
abroad. 3s 1iSTs'lJ' ,Iia ~ kf-A'l4t z
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

TO ALI, PERSONS WISHING FIRE IN
SIJRANCE-THE RICHMOND BANKING
AND INSURANCE COMPANY offer induce
ments unsurpassed by anv safe company, TO in
sure against loss by fire OF all hin is OF property
They ask of their friends and III public TO give
them call before insuring elsewhere.
Consult your own interest and insure with us
! J. b. DAVIS, President.
i JOIN f. q. PoTTs, Secretary. oc o-u&v1
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sKEEPISa SWEPT PeTAFeEs.7 North,
Carolina IS famous for it ellent potatoes,
land In reply I'd D query as to the best
method Of keeping them oyer winter for
seed the following spring, the North
Carolina U Agrieulturistsa econin1dhfls that
they be, gathered Jcarefully ;sthatF is, when
It'll q dry day, and take. care not to Tbruise
them in handling them. Then. store them
i'm bulk where they may be kept, dry, and
lat temperature Of 40 to so degrees 45
degrees IS about right, and the more
uniform the tsmperature the better. They
should .bsput IN bulk where they are to be
kept, and handledas little as possible, being
dug before the ground freezes, though il
the frost has black kehed the vines, it does
not necessarily harm the tubers. After the
sweating process is concluded, throw over
them dry loan, Tor inl ltheisouth they are
covered slightly with dle foliage of pines
and then with about four inches of earth,
ventilation being left until they cease
Sweating. But if you insure them dry.
mess and As degrees warmth, and do moi
Ilbruise them 10 handling them, they may
be kept as well as Irish potatoes.
q
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CHEsTERFIELD COUNTY REpUBLI-
sCAN. .NoMINAT4oNs.-rP Pursuant to q call
of the county committee, delegates from
all Of the townships in this county assem-
Ibled in Manchester, yesterday. Captain
Samuel +. Maddox was chosen president,
and Mr.J. u. Parkes secretary. The follow
ing named gentlemen were nominated with
great unaniinity and enthusiasm. House of
delegates, Joseph Walker and George f.
Marble; treasurer, James Gregory; sher-
iff. Charles e. Robins, attorney for the
commonwealth, James, M. Gregory sur
yeyor, William Fore;. superintendent of
poor, Alexander Brooks. The ticket is an
eminentlY proper one, and possesses essen
tial elements Jof strength Its election is
assured if our friends over the river go
Earnestly to work. ha5lu can
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Gretai,sg state gullrmak
OUR CITY TICKET.
FOR HOUSE OF DELEGATES:
WILLIAM II. WOODY,
SPENCER w. SNYDER,
s9R JOHN RANKIN, Aaff
r. M. MANLY,
J. HARMER GILMER.
! RoUsED AT LAST.

| AZ ldSt, ny StuInlIib oioW hoiA Tvs
most dangerous enemy, the country is
reused. The present false system of fl
nance is to-day called up to the bar Of
public judgment. The eyes of the people
are not yet fully opened, but in the uni.
versal wakefulness upon financial topics
they cannot much longer be kept in igno-
rance of the truth. They will ore long
realize how mercilessly they have been
robbed and outraged by mighty scheme
of jugglery, which took their hard earned
dollars from their pockets by invisible
agencies to heap the monster hoard OF
monopoly. The Press is speaking. and. il
not always wisely, it ia doing great good
in stimulating thought and discussion.
There is no question before the American
people of more immediate and pressing
Importance than the ''Money question"
Here is the situation in a nutshell: We
have splendid crops. Labor has produced
in all departments vast results. But all
this is, as it were, enchanted by some bad
spirit. Nobody can buy nobody can sell.
The harvest is bountiful and waves glori-
ously in our presence, but we cannot use
it. We ARE denied the tools to gather ii.
Honey is the one tool of industry for which
it languishes. Money is the implement for
which there is supreme and imperative
need everywhere and at all times. Yet
the people are denied this tool or imple-
ment of exchange except in certain lin
tied amount arbitrarily assigned by men
interested in making money scarce and
costly, that they may reap gains from
their monopoly of its circulation.
To move the crops, we aoant money. To
keep our furnaces and forges in operation,
zoe want money. To employ our vast labor
in production Of every kind, we need money
without limit, except that which the law
Of supply and demand imposes. Away
with the nonsense Of resumption
of specie payments! Give labor and
capital d chance, by abolishing the
iafamo,ts monopoly sot money. and they
will bring about resumption, just as soon
as it can take place safely to the country +!
Resumptiongwill come as naturally as the
opening leaves in spring and the golden
fruit in autumn. Itcanneycr be hastened
BY arbitrary law any more than the corr
crop can be ripened on a spse.fe, .dayby
statutory enactment. iaa asailFli9 ea'r
. W. a,aa -. Aax;hlo o,,rra,,cyys icofvptfi-
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.

PARIS, October l6.--Upon the recon-
yening of the Assembly, the Right Centre
acting in unison with the ministry, intend
to propose the prolongation of MacMa-
hons tenure Of Office as president. The
Lett are willing to accept the proposition,
il accompanied by plan for the definite
orr q AVIATION of the Republic.
/ Since the elections, many wavering depu-
ties have declared in favor of the Republic.
4 AT meeting yesterday of the Bonapart-
lists. at which M. Rohen presided, the or
ganizaii0n of a vast system of petitions
advocating an appeal to the people was
discussed.
/ There are rumors aAoat that disagree
ments have arisen between the govern
mehts Of France and Italy. 1t is stated
that upon the termination Of the present
crisis, Cheyaljer Ngra. the Italian minister,
will take leave Of absence for an unlim-
tied time. le'H 'ii}st
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MoNETARYsSTAs assign that the none.
tary pressureris being relieved, we may say
that the banks are discounting freely. A
generalreturn of confidence in the stability
of the existing order Of things must ensue.
The gloomy foreb bodings Of impending doom
and the demoralized prophecies Of general
bankruptcy have ceased to paralyze the
energies Of our business men, and it will
net be long before the great money crisis
of 1873 will have been numbered among
the Black Fridays and other recollections
of the uast.R d9aiN Mss9Ssd .i+41, stSsia t14
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CAsToRIA.-Is more than substitute
or Castor OIL 1t is the only safe article in exis-
tence which is sure to regulate the bowels. cure
wind-colic and produce natural sleep. 1t is
pleasant to take. Children need not cry and
mothers may Sleep
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RET "IFs EVER, HAVE THE POWER 1
WILL RENDER THE SCHOOL FEATURE
OF THE CONSTITUTION MIGRATORY
1T SHALL NEVER BE CARRIED OUT
by ANY VOTE OR ACTION OF NINE
AR. Z. Daniel, IN a Speech before the Virgtnta
Legislature at its last session.
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TEE CASE BEING ALTERED, Al
TIERS THE CAsE.--It sounds very we'll to
tell the owner of big house and plenty to
eat to live out of doors as much as he can.
but when it comes to giving the same ad-
vice to a poor devil who has no home or
grub, the case is entirely different. 1t is,
then, like adding insult to injury.
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MEETINGS.
ADJUSTMENTS.
HEAR THE CRY FROM MEMPHIS

GRAND AID CONCERT,
BY McCANN'S UGMENTED FIRST VIR-
GINA REGIMENT BRASS BAND
AND ORCHESTRA,
In their brilliant new Uniforms. at
NEW ARMORY FIRST REGIMENT,
rear of Levy's. The entire nett proceeds for
the sufferers in Memphis. Tickets, so cents
Children, 25 cents-at all the principal book
stores on Friday, nth instant.
In view of the IMMEDIATE NEED of funds
it is respectfully requested that the tickets be
purchased at once, to forward the pro-
ceeds.
RH Date of Concert and programme in papers
Goth instant. oc l5-tf
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BAILED. Messrs. Fisher and Goldstein,
charged with violation Of the bankrupt law,
were to-day bailed by Judge Bond, in the
United States circuit court, in the sum of
$4,000, for their appearance from day to
day pending the argument on the motion
for new trial.
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PYTHIAN.---At meeting of Jefferson
Lodge, No. IA, X. P, held last night. P.
G. John B. Vaughan was elected drill-mas-
ter. There will be a uniform drill of the
lodge at the Old Market Hall, on next
Tuesday night, and thereafter they will drill
regularly the first and third Tuesday of
each month at said hall. 7 h. i.g 81 ~.
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/ The BANKRUPT CoURT.--Six cases
of involuntary bankruptcy against Peters
burg merchants were filed in the Office of
the register to-day. We were unable to
procure names. it'-F p7'' . ~ ~
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VIENNA, October 16.-The Presse of
to-day says the explanations and excuses
of the Porte relative to the circular re-
Gently, sent abroad by letter are not satis-
factory, and Count Androssv will demand
ample satisfaction for the offense.
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ENGLAND.

! LONDON, October 16.-The steamship
Oircassian arrived at Liverpool last evening,
in q badly, damaged condition, having been.
in, collision with some unknown vessel.
/ The secretary of the Irish laborers asso-
citation writes that he has received from the
United States proposals Of engagement for
20, 900 men. oT st3l .it3l
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Ia newly married couple f0and ther

"A newly married couple found them
selves ID d railway Carriage with only one
who appeared to Sleep pro-
ioundly. Soon the lady. began to call her
young husband all the1endearing names,
that natural history can supply, The tray-
eler reused up, begged the lady to call him
q sNoah's Ark at once aud allow him to
sleep quietly i,Si "a as s 4 n. f7sass Z NY q n
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FATAL BURNING.--A girl child three
years old, the daughter of Henry Proctor,
colored, residing near Mount Vernon,
Fairfax county, fell in the fire last week
and was burned to death.
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CHURCH HILLsrrT The Indians had an
the early days of the Virginia colony, and
near this place was fought, just before
Bacon rebellion, d great battle, in which
many Indians were slain. Bloody Run
creek, near by, takes its name from the
incident, The creek, it is said, being red
with the blood ofathe slain.
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STATE NEWS.

DIR. Charles Brown, of Charlottesville,
aged 81 years, has gone to London after
his part of the Jennings estate. IstotS
The Conservatives OF Prince William
county. are in very disorganized condi-
ton. They have three Rlchmonds in the
field.
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MISSOURI.
Illness OF an Act,

4 Illness of an Actor.
ST. LOUIS, October 16.-Lawrence P.
Barrett, the actor, has inflammation of the
bowels and brain. His case is serious.
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LATE ERs.-Harper's Weekly,
Frank Lesles' Illustrated, Leslies' Maga,
zine, Galaxy, Peterson's and Demorest's
monthlies have just been received by John
son, newsdealer, 9lS Main street. -.
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NEW YORK.
Financial.

, NEW YORK, October 16-Noon.-
stocks active and very strong, but irregu-
lar; Nothing doing in money Z gold bid.
Gold l004. Exchange, long i06I; short
lO78. Governments more active, nominal
quotations. States active,
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FEMININE FANCIRs.-The ladies' now
wear their hair so high on the top Of their
heads that it can be seen above the new
ruff collars.
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK.-The
financial exhibit of this admirably-m
aged banking institution at the close of
business for September will be found in
our columns to-day.
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.EoCTTY1NEWSG
tAMUsEsrENTs TONIGHT.

VIRGINIA OPERA-HoUsE.-Prof Young, the
wizard, assisted by Madame Young, and Sig
Vivaldi and bis Tantoccini
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RHODE ISLAND.
rhe Mills at the North.

The Mills at the North.
4 PROVIDENCE, October 16.--The Groton
mills of Woonsocket have decided to run
on half time. Other mills are contem-
plating the same thing.
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nEpARTuRE OF sTEA MsnIps
FOR NEW YORK. SsSxE

THE OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
iPANY,S elegant side-wheei steamship WYA-
NOIlE, Capt. COUCH will sail on FRIDAY,
October II, at IL O'Clock m.
Positively no freight received alter II a. m.
Through bills of ladng signed, and goods for
warded with dispatch to all points-north, SOUTH
east and west Close connections made with Ou-
nard line for foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare............. ~ ~
Steerage. ................''.' y w
Round Trip Tickets ts........................ ~ %
For freight or passage, apply to
GEO. w. ALLEN 4 CO.,
oc l4-3t Company's Wharf. Rockets.
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HEAD GEAR.--The taste of "Redrord
the hatter,' and the skill of Johnny
Knowles, have made beautiful exhibit of
hats in the pretty store next to Nowlan's
jewellery establishment.
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NoTICE.-All the members of the
Republicans city central committee are
requested to meet at the office of Judge
Alfred Morton, tonight at o'clock, for
the transaction ofimportant business.
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CENTAUR LINIMENT,

CENTAUR LINIMENT.--
The great discovery of the
age. There is no pain which
the CRSTAUR L,NIMRNT Will not
relieve, no swelling which it
will not suhdue, and no lame
ness which it will not cure.
'nhis is stl nnn Iannnnnn hnt liz
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THE MCCARTHY MoRDEoAI DULL
The case of Page McCarty, charged with
the murder of the late John b. Mordecai,
was again called in the police court to-day,
but owing to the continued indisposition of
the accused, the case was continued until
Monday, November the 18th. His bail bond
will be renewed this afternoon in the sum
of 10000, with Walter K. Martin, esq,
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DISCHARGED. Ohm Hampton, charged
with burglary in entering the dwelling hoi lie
of Patrick Fennesy and stealing sundry ar
ticles Of clothing, was discharged by JUS
itice White to-day. E4a = x
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4 HUSTINGs COURT. T.-This court has
been engaged to-day in the trial of civil
cases, in which nothing Of apublic nature
transpired. ~ ~ si "a ~ 3 .ss' u ~ W.
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Music no CoME.-The q Eichmon
Philharmonic association is in active re-
hearsal for a grand concert during Fair
week. 1t has engaged Assembly Hail for
four nights. 1t will give two concerts and
series Of Mrs. Jarley's wax works. .-t- II
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TERMS
THE CANVASS.

mr. x.,o,,v,,u -. ,oa f.v
R.W. Hughes. Republican candidate for Cover
nor, and OF Il. II. Chandier, Republican canvass
er at large, attended by others: s, fsle l.
Patrick and Henry as may be appointed.
Fairfax courthouse, Saturday, october lstii'
f.oudonn n f,eesburrl r. MONDAY. october Goth.
Colonel n, w. Hughes will sneak at Saluda,
Tsanera1 Ur;ii;s ~ n SWicSbans ,r,,is s,,aai- y.
Esss ~ nn M~nd. % speac ncta q.
per zotn. aes 20
Hon U. L. Ramsdell VIII speak at Montross' es
Westmoreland county, on Monday, October ztn'
Hon: J r. Popham will speak At King viii
liam Courthouse on hionoay' oc'ooer z''h'
,
Hon. q. 4. Hamsdeii' hepuphcah canoiua'e
for lieutenant-goyernor, will address the people
at aoochlapd Courthouse. October goth (court
davi o 49, ''' 0 oo, '"- w.
In second Conversational D,strict.
Amendments for Hon. T. II. platt. ir can.
vasser for Tidewater division of the state.
New Kent Ctourthou.e sa,ur5av octohar 18th
Hnmr,honss MsnSav GntnSa
eath F
El;zabetb Clitv Courthonse Thursday Octo.
ber s3rd. a.
sussex % Oourtnonse, SatuIaay, 1, October AN,
ments IN accors.nca with The ahova - '--,eN
II. b. NICHOLS.
f,ba;rrnan r,onorass ionaI com nittae
w NJ Sransnsl Sacrsiarv orsion", Son't'e~s
'''' ~ - "a ,n.a'e .
,oonrs rr,,IpT Yo.,, e., <,o,r
al RICHMOND, VA, September 2s.9S Il
The following Republican mass meetings and
appointments to sneak thsreat, for the Third
~. .s.--,s-~, s...S.s. ~ ra-a,,,
CONGRESSIONAL ols'fict' are nereoy ainiouhcea
a Octooer 18th. ~ SD tlnR 4
Noels Station, hanover county, Wednesday
Franklin House, Henrico county, Thursday
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PERSONAL Hon. franklin Wood
mayor of Petersburg, was in the city to-
day. at. nA1f at ~
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BANx STATEMENTS.

ID DEPoRT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
IL FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RICH
MOND, VA, IN THE STATE OF VIRGINIA.
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS 18TH DAY
SEP TENDER, 1873:
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NEW York, October le.-Taylor Ad-
ans. OF Atlanta, Georgia, for the past
seven years operator in the Western Union
telegraph office at New Orleans, died in the
latter city last night.