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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, October S.-Flour steady and un
changed. Wheat quiet and steady; choice amber
sl.75@sl.76. Corn nominal; white southern, IoG'
yellow southern, CSC. Oats scarce ana "anteu
chargeti. Provisions dull. Pork, 81 7. @sl 100
Bulk Meats-shoulders, nc; clear rio st,les, PIG
Observation-Disclosures, 9@9sc.: clear RIO sideS. Ivy oG
Western butter steady; good to choice, 25@3Qe
Coffee nominal fair to prime, 21422ac. Mhls
key quiet al IL. Sugar, lie.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Wednesday, October s.

OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White, SG2 bushels. Red, o36 bushels
OATS.-24S bushels
RYh.-14 bushels.
SALES.
wurAT.White, so bushels prime at 81 .65 ] sc
bushels good on private terms: l2O bushels very
good at 81 COS "a bushels good ut 81 30 ~ bush
els common at 90c.; 30 bushels common III sl.ao
IN bushels common at 81 .35 IL bushels common
atSl.lJ: 6S bushels common 1T 81 .4O-iotal, 1oo
bushels. ...
WIEAT-Rcd, l60 bushels prime on private
terms: BOG bushels at 81 iO 80 bushels 1T Sl.G0
i bushels common ut Sl-,ol:tl, 800 bushels.
OATS-32 bushels prime virginia spring ut QUO
RYE.-l4 bushels prime al 95c.
RE-EXlIIBITED.
WuEAT.-Whitc 39S bushels. Red, 3oS buSTls
OATS-2l6 bushels.
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PHILAsELpAIA, October S.-The steamship
Indiana, the third OF the American line, sail,
ed on her triaLtrip to-day with one hun
dred invited guests. She will be gone forty
eight hours, and will start on her first yoy.
age % Liverpool on the 10th.
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Neu York Items.

New YoRK, October S.-A fire at MOUNT
Vernon destroyed twenty buildings. Loss,
$4,000.
The third trial of Stokes commenced to-
day. Stokes is little gayer, but otherW ise
looks well,
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New York, October S.-The exports of
produce from this port for the week ending
the 7th instant were the highest on record,
being SS,37S,l30 mixed values, which is an
increase over last week Of 81, SS3,1S9. The
exports for the corresponding week of last
year were S4,l76,43S, and for 1871, 81, $685.
59E
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TOR SALE, LARGE AND SPLENDID
H i:RAZINt, FARM IN PUCAuONTAS

TOR SALE, LARGE AND SPLENDID
II GRAZING FARM IN POCAHOSIAs
COUNTY, WEST VA, DlSlDEb INTO SMALL
FARMS TOSUIT PUKCH ASERS.-l' virtue Of =
deed Of trust from X. =. Pool &c WI proceed ,L
To sell at Huntersyille. West Va, on tle
LIST day or October, 1878. at l2 O'Clock D. M!
THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED AND ElGHIl-
FIVE ACRES, formerly owned by james X. Ew.ne.
lyiug on the North. South, and Silver forks or Elm
river about one mile from Gibson'S Ia focahonlas
county, West Va. About one thousand five hun
dred acres are cleared. aud has 4 full and me
growth of blue grass and timothy, anu furnishes
grazing for several hundeei cattle each Year. ~
has very fine body of various tim ers on H. hi Is
the best waered land In that section, ~ lie lhree
forks Of Elk river run through It's various part
Iron and coal said To have been olHco'rr'uo'i
IL recently and from It's location these minerals
may exist In vast quantities. :, .,,,
II lies Immediately along the Hue OF prolcc'i
railroad and taken altogether Is the most desirable
body of timber, grazing, or farming tiid III 'a'
fertile section. M,
Parties wishing to examine the premises can ma
good accom- inodations al Gibcons tavern, WIN III
rections where the land lies
The land Is being Ulviued fnfo smaller farH,"'
from three hundred 10 tive huncr acres, the hicco
ana bounds Of which can bc seen on application 70
JOHN A. LlGhTNEk, attorney at law, Hunters
Vile, West Va.
TERMS: BY the deed the terms may he cash oul
upon small cash payment To cover costs ana &c
crucd interest, and satisfactory security Tor NJ
mainder, easy terms and long cred!! may ee Hsth'
B. c. HARRISON.
I'D
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioucers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank

HANDSOME BRICK RESIDENCE. No.
LII 112 CANAL STREET, BETWEEN FIRST
AND SECOND STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUG
TIUS.-We viii sell at auction on the premises.
on MONDAY, 18th of October, at Al O'Clock L. NJ,
the handsome BRICK DWELLING located a.
above now occupied by A. s. Lee. Esq. 1t contains
nine rooms besides storeroops, bathroom. &c. ::
brick kitchen with two rooms stable. and carriage
house-aIl In good repair.
The lot fronts 81 feet and runs back lji feet To
an alley IA feet Wide. There Is on the lot variety
OF choice fruit-chcrrics, aprlcots, dwarf-pcars,
peaches, plums, apples and grapes.
This Is most delightful residence convenient 10
business, aud III an improving part Of the city.
TERMS: One-third cash: balance at SIX and
twelve months for negotiable notes six per cent.
Interest added, secured by Il trust iced.
GkUBBS s WILLIAMS.
oc9 AuctiOnccrs.
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CIT IOIIIS MARKETS.

CT, I,or-1s, October S.-Flour quiet and un-
changed: snpcrtne winter, s3.75Grt4.25. Corn
dull small "a les Of co. mixed ut 4Ssc at teas cas-
ri 8 bid; held at $3.50. Bacon quiet and weak
shoulders, Skc.; clear rib, &c., clear Sides 9sc
Lard dull and unchanged. Whiskey firm at 9oc.
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louisville MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, October S.--Flour In fair demand sai
65c. Provisions in fair demand and easy. Pork
sl525@sls BaconshoasrSS FEE csa5 5eD
Seg ezc. stem, Sc Whiskey-nothlng doing.
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By T. l.. Crouch C Co., Auctioneers,
No. 1O16 Main street. ~.

DRICK AND FRAME TENEMENTS
D FOR SALE AT AUCTION, TO BE RE
MOVED IN FIFTEEN DAYS FROM J HE D JAY
sell at auction, on the premises, THURSDAY the
9Th of October. 1873 at o'clock r. NJ, the build
iups recently condemned for the opening OF First
street from jackson Duval street, the same to be
removed. ,o
oc R-4f Auctioueers.
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col j. WILDT,
BROAD sTRERFT,
LADIES' HAIR-DRESSER
fSSN1
.O0l

Irespectfuy call the attention OF the ladies to
my large stock OF
HUMAN HAIR,
which purchased personally In New York at very
low prices during the late panic.
Ladies' having combed-Out hair to stra!ghten will
find 1t tstbeir Interest to give trial. as by
new prJ&.sS I am enabled to perform the work
with very little waste.
After experimenting for long time, have the
pleasure OF announcing my success In straighten-
Ing hair In such way rs TO have ALL THE ROOTS
TOGETHER, thereby making 1t equal to hair that
has been cut off.
respective residences, either every day or on Spe-
cal occasions. can be accommodated by leaving Or
ders ut my store. -
oc1-2w J. WILDT.
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SAN FRANCISCO, October s.-Twcnty wa
CONS have been sent to Fort Klamath to
transport the remnant of the Modocs to Fort
RuasplI
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS

NEW YORK MAEkETS.
NEW YORK. October S.-Coton steady: sales of
2,4SO bales al 1sas@l9isc. Flour less active ana
unchanged. Whiskcv, 81. Wheat-Wint"r req
western, Sl.60@Sl.61. Corn dull ana Geciinlng
Carolina, S>.Gi9.c. Pork dull and lower: new.
spot, SIG. S7M$17. Lard lower al 7-l6c. Na'hiS
md mill sfnaIly
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The Turf.

JEROME PARK, October S-Mate won the
three.mile race today. Time, 5:5l.
McDaniel's FLY won the fiye-furlong race.
Time, l:0Gi.
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BY Redwood & Crelisnnw, Auctioneers,
No. 1920 Main street.

WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION THIS
w MORNING at 10 O'Clock, at our auction
rooms, No. 1920 Main street. Il GENTEEL As
eORTMENT Of FURNITURE from family de-
cllniug housekeeping. We will enumeratc:
COOKING and HEATlNG-STOVE5,
CARPETS, COCOA MATING,
TABLES. WASHSTAEDS, CHAIRS,
One EASY-CHAIR. one WORK-BENCH.
One TAILORS' TABLE, OFFICE. DESKS,
WARDkQBES, BUOk-GAsES; -,,ussrs.
FEATIIER-BEIjS, BOLSTERS, and PILLOWS
CRIBS and CRADLES,
A lot of CARPENTERS TOOLS,
A large lot Of DRESS TRIMMINGS,
TRUNKS, NOTIONS. &c.
-, REDWOOD & CRENSHAW,
oco suctioneers.
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WILMINGTON MARKETS.

WILMINGTON, October S.-Spirits turpentine
auIet at CSC. ROsin quiet at g. so for strained ;
1875 Tor low No. 2. Crude turpentine unchanged ;
ii 80 for hard; 50 for yeow-dip and virgin. Tar
steady at $3.50.
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AUCTION sALEs--yuture bays.
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
THE LARGE AND ELEGANT
PRIVATE RESIDENCE
No 219 EAST FRANKLIN STREET,
BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD STREETS.
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
ALSO, FURNITURE, &C, &C.

By request Of Mrs. Anna Lee PEBBLES, widow and
deysee OF the late DIR. X. s. j. PEBBLES we will sci
mt auction, upon the premises, OH WEDNESDAY
18th october, Mt hnlf-paSt O'Clock Z. NJ, the
ELEG Ant Residence, In Gray's Row, now oc'
II contains about twelve rooms. besides kitchen
and ample accommodations for servants, with al
modern convenienccs, and stable and carriage.
house.
Every arrangement and the entire style Of finish
will satisfy the most fustidious IN respect to loca
ton and every other particular desirable In first
class residence. -.
81, 900 I'm ninety days, 81 900 In SIX nonths-thcsc
payments with six per cent interest: the residue al
two yeurs with interest at eight per cent. payable
scmi-annually), secured by trust decd
ELEGANT PARLOR AND OFFICE FURNI.
TURE AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, / 9th October, commencing al
above referred to the parlor and office furniture
FoHE CR1MsoN REPS vALENcEs, beautiful
designs, with CIT Corniccs and Curtains;
FIFTEEN CHAIRS, OF antique and different
TWO COMPLETES SETS OF TIE HANDsOMEsI
PARLOR FURNITURE, made to order
ONE HUNDRED YARDS HANDSOME VEL
TWO VELVET HAss0CKs, beautiful: o-
ELEGANT GREEN BROCATEL and LICE
eREES yAkEScE, and LACE CURTAIN and
Es TniSt oHFFiicE-sEr, in walnut;
SUPERIOR MEDICAL Y-inviting the
special attention OF the profession:
STAIR-RODs-Brassa ndSilver.
OIL-CLOTH, &c.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
&C Auctlouetrs.
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, October s.-For Thursday,
throughout the Atlantic and Eastern Gulf
States light winds, mostly northwest, with
clear weather.
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BosroS, October S.-The election has re-
suited in the annexation of CharlestoWn,
Brighton, and West Roxbury to Boston,
BrookIine voted "No."
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI. October S.-Flour steady at 5000
6S7 Corn quiet at 52M53c. Provisions Guiet;
Pork steady at ID. Lard steady Bacon qulei an"
inactive and nolnInaly unchanged. Whskey un-
changed; sales at 90c., currency.
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ROckbridge.

OPENING OF THE AGRICULTURAL FAIR.
Especial telegram to the Dispach.J
LEXINGTON, Va. October S.-Rockbrldge
County Fair opened to-day under favorable
auspices All Of the stalls are full of fine
horses, cattle, dc. Very little machinery on
exhibition.
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The Rankers Of Cincinnati.

C1SCrSNAT1, October S.-The bankers here
generally express readiness to resume cur
rency payments simultaneously with New
York,
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BY Telegraph.
-rr xrnnr

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, October S-Noon.-Siocks Gu'es.
Gold 1971. Money, 1872 and Interest TO LILO allo
interest. Exehange--Long, 10TH; short, 10S4.
Governments dull and steady States quiet and
nominal.
Ecening-Moncy active at 1.16@s commission
Sterling lower: 7. Gold weak; l00S91 09&. Gov
ernments dull and lower. States dull and nominal
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BY James NJ. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneeis.
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE
Il FARM ON JAMES RIVER ABOGi IN IN
MILES BELOW THE CITY OF RlGHMON,pI'
ADJOINING CHAFlN'S BLUFF ASl2In IA n
TON ESTATE, CONTAINING ONE ~ NDhEtD
AND SIXTY-SEVEN ACRES OF ' Ally hbhE
LAND, AT AUCTION.-Byy irtne OF deed OF tr .S
executed TO the subscriber, dated August l.,
and duly recorded In the clerks office OF nenrlco
County Court In Deed-Beo 90, page 20 I, 10 Sc
cure the pa yent of certain negoti1be n0te5 herci
mentioned ana AT the request or tie hoiuer Oh one
of said notes will proceed TO sell at puDlc anctl9n
1,non The premises, on WEDNESDAY me Z2u Gay
of Octnher 1873 at IL O'Clock NJ, that valuable
FARM conveyed by said deed and located rs above
THE improvements consist of Il confortible frame
dwellinywth four rooms, and the usual 0ut-3llses
The land extends from the Osborne turnpike To
lanes river. with good auding thereon There
are about 90 acres cleared. Of which 20 acres ART
lOw-grOlnds. . $500 A. ..,,,... -.
sale ANA n balance due on note OF S942.JO- winch
l. subject TO Il credit OF $500: and upon credit us
TO S4S7.JO till February |. lS14: as 10 1903 -
tiH August l. 1874: as TO $500 till February /,
1873: as to S536.23 Till August !, 1879, for ne
gotahie notes secured by deed Of trust Terms
as to any surplus Of the proceeds of sale aftcr
enough TO satisfy the aforementioned sums OF mo-
new due and to become due will be made known on
the day of sale. JAMES VI. IAlLu
Trustee.
JAMES VI. TAYLOR Il son. Auctionecrs. oc 5
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BY Thomas w. Reese, Auctioneer,
1917 Main street.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS,
Ill ELEGANT ENGLISH BRUSSELS CAR
PET. SHOWCASES, &C., FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-THIS DAY at 10 O'Clock l VIII sell at my
auction-ho,Ise Walnut and Cottage Cllamper Suits,
Parlor Suits. Haircloth Sofa, Wardrobcs, Bureaus,
Washstands, Tables, Chairs, Pianos. English Brus-
seis Carpet, Ptano-Stools, Walnut Writing, Desks,
Show. Cases, Bed-Sprlngs, Feather Beds, bolstsrs
and Pillows, Bedsteas, stoves, Floor Mating, TIN
Safes Lounges, SIdeboards, Books, Cots, Mat
tres5es, &C.. &c. .,.
Agent for Halls Fire and Burglar-proof Sofes.
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BY Grubbs & Williams.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

EeVentD street Detween Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A BEAUTIFUL
a LOT OF GROUND. ON TIE SOUTH SIDE
OF MAIN STREET BETWEEN MADISON AND
BELvIDERE STREETS, AT AUCTfOS.-By viz
tue OF deed or trust executed by the trustees for
Mrs. e.. b. Goddn to the subscriber as trustee dated
31st OF October, 1872, and duly rcco. ,ied In Rich
mond Chancerr Court Office, being thereto required.
DAY, October 9Th, ut AZ O'Clock 7. NJ, the LOT
above referred to, adjoining the Park Place row on
the east side.
The lot Is 30xl5S feet To an alley sixteen feet
Wide. and is located In one OF the most rapidly i'm
proving situations In the city.
TERMS: About $3.50 cash; the residue upon
terms to he made known ut the time Of sale.
n. W. BOWIE, Trustee.
GRCBBS WILLIAMS, Auctio neers. oc9
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~ o P HY s I @ I A n s.

We invite your attention to our FULL SUPPLY or
DIR. SQUIBBs's RELIABLE PREPARATIONS.
ERGoT, soluble In cold water, and especially appsi-
cable for hypodermic use; OLEATE OF ATRoriA ;
OLEATE OF AcoNITIA; 0LEATEs OF MERCURY
and MonrnIA; COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT or
RED CINCHoNA, just ten times the strength OF
Huxham's Tincture; COMPOUND TIScTURE OF
IpEcAC, or FLUID D0vER's POWDERS"
MEADE 4 BAKER, Pharmacists,
seo7 9l9 Aain street.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
DRIE ATE SAL Z S.

|DRIEATE SALES.
We of. r for sale the following desirable property
Bitfi'k TEN EMENT in Sublctts rev., tlft.l be.
tween CLAY and Leigh streets. containing e!Sh'
rooms besides kitchen and servants rooms:
BItfCk DWELLISti on Twelfth street between
Hr.,ad and Marshall. eight rooms besides Kitchen
HHlCk DWELLING on Seventh street beyond
T cigll, ten rooms aud kitchen.
BnICK COTTAGE on Grove street near llarvle
street adjoining Mr.. Charles Y. horriSsS.
FRAME DWELLING No. 10l4 Leigh street
near Hancock. with -four rooms {: lot 96N2O0 icct.
FRAME DWELLING on Twen!y.ei2hth De-
tween q and j, and many other houses III every
section OF the city, which can be bought low Ap-
ply TO iiIi.i, a. Tin start
&C SGT NO. lluS Malh Strect.
DOR SALE, in monthly payments OF S]S,
Il and interest at & per cent. for three years,
FRAMED HOUSE in the town of Manchesier,
situated Cd Madison between Decatur ana Stockt9ll
streets, with two LOTS OF LAND, al Tor the
above sum- For particulars apply at l4oO MAIN
street. W 1-coIo-
TOR SALE PRIVATELY, SEVERAL
Il LOTS on Decatur and Madison streets at -
per front foot: also, number OF small houses III
Marks addition, now renting 10 good tenants.
''''' MOODY & ROYALL,
Real Estate Agents,
Office corner of Seventh and Hull streets:
sa1s Manchester, Va.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY. October 8, 1873.
SALEs.-17f Virginia interest certificates ut 2G
two shares Richmond and Danville Railroad STOCK
at 1G.
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MULES. HORSES, DC.

RESTAURANTS.
VETELLE, REsTAURATEUR,
CORNER OF ELEVENTH AND BANK STREETS,
keeps on hand the very best that the markets AFFORD
Including Iuxuries of sea and land Of the various
sttudes from the lakes to the tropics. He invites
attention to his unrtyAlled
ra DAILY LUNCH,
OF great variety, served in iuiAitable style. His
tables, ALSO are supplied to order with anything that
may be desired obtainable In any Atlantic city. Ills
bar Is furnished with the best Of LIQUORS and
BREWED DRINKS, gotten up In unsurpassed
style. g -. 81. -
He invites his friends and the public, city and
country TO prove the truth OF his most excellent
cheer" -..'<-'@ my8
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SUN sets. Sal High tide........... $50
PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER 3, 1873.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ellie Knight, Geoghegan, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, " +. Brett, agent
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk, mer-
chandse and PASSENGERS. L. B. Tatum, agent
Schooner John McGinniss. Colburn, PhilIadel-
phia pia Cbickahominy, lumber, Curtis i Parker.
Schooner Father and SON, Philadelphia ria Chick
shomlny, railroad ties Curtis & Parker.
Schooner 81. II. Phare, Edwards, New York pid
Wilcox's, wood, Curtis Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooners Lucy Wright ADD William Henry
sailed from New York October g.
MEMORANDA.
PHILADELPHIA, October 6.-Arrived, schoonera
Reading Railroad, No. -, Madden Paul z. Keller,
King Morning Star, Lynch, hence.
NEW YORK, October 6.-Arrived, schooner Emma
Whitman, Virginia.
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, October S.-Arriyed, America. Ar.
rived out, Weser, Anglia.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE ,,ax.
By W. GGddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh ard Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF HORSES,
" COWS. HOGS. CARTS. LIGHT CARRIAGE,
spkiSG,WA FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
CABBAGE. TURSIPS, IRISH POTATOES.
sHEAF OATS. AND CORS-At the request Of
Captain Chamberayne. who has rem ted Out hi
farm shall sell at auction at his preseni residence
on the Brook turnpike two miles north or Richmond
on THURSDAY, 9th October, S73. AT l ! O'Clock
A. M, the following artIcIcs-yiz: Three horscs.
two cows, two carts. one light carriage, SPRING
wagon, all OF the farming Implements i've stacks Of
sheaf oats. corn. fine parcel OF cabbage, turnips
Irish potatoes. &c.
TERMS: Cash. W.CODDIS
DC 0.eOdtdS -. AucfInnenr
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, October S.-Firginia Is, consois
4sS. West Virglnias, 10. Bid to-day.
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. &c.

NEW BOOKS, OCTOBER 7.-BENJAa.
~ MIN on Sales, $50; Koyars Dses hs Ts
Constitution, s2.25; Bsgehot's Money Mark .sl;
s1.75; Stewards Travels 70: Allioones rar "a
Quotations, SIS; Ramsey's Spiritual Kingdom, 20 )
(aOornes CHEMICAL rractGf ss M oS
~ 25: Harris English Literature. 81 30 Aligima
Almanacs, 1874. and ALL THE OTHER NEW
WORKS ut 1918 Main street. r c,,
oc 7-d&w RANDol.tfl o. EIS9L .2-I.
ALL THE TEXTBOOKS USED in
n the public and private schools colleges, ana
universities of the State, STATIONERY OF every
description, including
COpY-BOOKS,
COMPOSITIONS BOOKS,
EXERCISE BOOKS,
WRITlNG-PArER.
States. LEAD and SLATE-PESCILS,
PENS, PEN-HOLnERs,
BLACR-BOARD CHALK, ~
MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS. RULERS,
GLOBES. WALL-MAPS, INK, lSkSTASDS'
INDIA RUBBER, WATER-COLORS,
DRAWlSG-PAPER AMI DRAWING BOOKS aii
of which will be supplied on the most reasonable
terms by WOoDfioteE ~ - IN r. 81.
90 l>oo Nlaln sIlcc..
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LONDON, October S.-Bishop Reinkins, of
the Old Catholic Church, to-day took the
oath of allegiance to the Emperor OF Ger
many in tie customary formula with the eN.
cepton of the reservation Of the first allie
glance TO the Pope, which was omitted.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-10-30

ayow we shall have Bill Allen fol
Governor, his nephew for Senator
the Adair Law repealed; whisky
made as free as the law can make Il
in Ohio ; those valuable citizeus, the
saloon-keepcrs win be brought to the
surface"
Thus says the editor of the REGIS
Err, and then goes on to chide the
Prohibitionists and the stay-at-home
Republicans who had became disgust
ed with the corruption and venality
of their party and remained away
from the polls on the day of election.
If tho Adair Liquor Law is repealed,
the Prohibitionists a congratulate
Isaac Morris for contributing his vote
and talent toward ii, in his support of
Mr.. Corwin for the Senate, who was
the Whisky Ring candidate, pledged
to vote for the repeal of the Adair
Law, and whose vote was largely in
creased in this county by tie free use
of greenbacks among the liquor deal
ers and a report that DIR. kempt
would vote to sustain the law as it is.
The seeming ignorance of the editor
of the Register asto the whisky pro-
clivities or saloon influence for any OF
his candidates is very remarkable and
melancholy, but don't look very con-
eistent or honest for a good and pious
christian.
We advise these high-toned and
moral temperance advocates who sup
ported Mr.. Corwin, to watch his vote
IN the Senate when the Adair Law
comes before that body.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-10-30
To save from % to 80 per cent by buy
ing your Clothing at Joe Woerner's.

THE melancholy days have come,
the saddest of the year." and the
green foliage of the forest is yielding
to the %ripcning blasts of autumn, the
scar and yellow leaf is bedecking the
earth with its mellow crimson hues,
and nature is returning into the earth
the substance which is to give strength
and vigor to the new generation of
flowers. As the golden tinted leaves
fall fir ,m their slender stems, and one
by one are waited away to their final
resting place, where ere long the
sparkling rills will spring from their
icy caverps, we are reminded of the
weaknessaof man and his ure decay.
One by one we are gathered unto our
fathers, and why should our fall from
life's great estate be less easy than
that of the leaf? why our resting
place more harsh or unromantic p
The leaf is twirIed upon the ripling
bosom of the ocean, there TO sink to
eternal rest and rcturn to its primeval
form, to again be disseminated ove-
the earth TO beautify the world and
glorifythe name of God. Man is laid
to rest with the tender care of Kindred
and friends, or sinks unnoticed to that
sweet eternal sleep, and the return of
Spring time, the bloom of flowers, or
the refreshing showers of summer
come and go without his bidding.
He is no more! His sleep is eternal,
aud the spring of resurrection is new
err at hand.