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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-27
MANCHESTER ITEMS.

CAMPAIGN NoTEs.-There was Il large
Conservative meeting at Ettricks Friday
night-Samuel NJ. Phillips, Esq, presiding.
Captain William |. Clopton spoke for an
hour and half in an unanswerable arSu-
ment of the questions at issue, and was fol-
lowed by james 4. Gentry in a speech rela-
ting chiefly TO the county canvass. Their
remarks were'receiyed with great applause.
This section is all right for the regular
ticket. The gentlemen express themselves
as highly pleased with their reception by
William NJ. Robinson, Esq, and family, and
the people, who turned out en- masSe to vel
come them.
There was grand barbecue and mass
meeting Saturday at Midlothian, addressed
by Judge Ould, Hon. George D. Wise.
Messrs. Ambers, CloptoD, and the county
candidates, and discussion between Samuel
NJ. Page and Major Walker. Colonel Beard
was unable to attend.
A meeting at Tolby's store, Belle Isle ave
nue., Saturday night, was addressed by Cap
| tain Clopton and others.
The people of Ettricks will be addressed
by Messrs. Burwell and others tonight.
There will be q meeting at the old court
house Tuesday.
day and tomorrow.
The WestEnd Club and Wide-Awake
meet tomorrow night and are requested t
appoint committees in relation to the mass
meeting October 3lst.
The meeting heretofore announced a
Matoaca will positively take place Saturday
Noyemh her 1st, at 9 O'Clock P. N. Messrs
Clopton, Gentry, and the county candidate
will speak.
The County Committee is still in receip
of the most cheering news from all sections
of the county.
The registration and canvassing commit
tees should be hard at work to-day and to
| morrow.
THE SWIFT CREEK MnLs.-The fnancia
crisis has not as yet interfered with the ope
rations or impeded the prosperity of thes'
works, and the operatives are working th'
usual number of hours, at regular wages
| with prompt payments. Since our last vlsl
| new engine has been placed In position,
other improvements made, and the
quantity and quality of the goods improved
William NJ. Robinson, Esq, is superintend
ent, and has with him large number OF eX
| Manchesterians.
| PERsONAL.-Mr. Thomas Cnesilnttb, VI
Dale township, who was accidentally shot
few days since, and had several fingers am
putatei, was reported yesterday as still SUI
! fering greatly.
Mr.. Wash. Hendricks, of this place, Whi
was badly injured about the head on tn
night of the excursion to Petersburg, is on
of danger.
Roll OF HoSoR.-The following pupil
were reported as perfect in department
punctllality, and recitation at the Femal'
High School for the week ending Octobe
25tb: Misses Mamie and Teresa Gibbs ant
Lula Rennis.
CHURCH NoTes.-The revival at the Metho
dist church is attracting large congregations
The altar is crowded with penitents, and
number of conversions have been reported
Services every night ut u O'Clock.
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Down IN BALLooN.--An amusing incl
dent of the Republican demonstration on
Saturday night was the attempt to send up
q fine paper balloon of mammoth proper.
tions, which had been manufactured to order
for the occasion. The balloon assembled
from one side of the custom-house, lowered
fos minute or two above it, and then fell
like piece of lead on the other side of the
building. A considerable crowd collected ut
the scene of the descent, and many
of the bystanders numerically "chafed -"
the Jealous Radical aeronauts about their
failure. ALI agreed that it was ominous for
the Radical party, especially as the balloon
was supposed to be named the Robert W.
Hughes. Somebody suggested that the only
way to make it sail was to change its name
to Kemper; and Others said that, like
Hughes, it was undoubtedly laboring under
disqualiticltions. In the mean time it was
repaired and sent up again. AS it went up
rapidly for hundred feet the Radicals be-.
gan to cheer, but few seconds later their
Joy turned to disgust, for the balloon caught
fire and vanished. 1t never went fifty yards
beyond the custom-house.
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New York Items.

New YORK, October 25.-Two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars In silver bars 90
to Europe to-day.
Suits have begun against the New jersey
Southern railroad. They owe Prosper L.
Shaw $4,000 and Jay Gould *S0o,o0o.
Gould claims TO own the majority OF the
stock and bonds of the road.
Under indictments found by the granc
jury a number Of keepers of disreputabie
houses have been arrested. The gambling
houses are to receive similar attention.
The wife OF Thomas Finn, who has been
locked up in Jersey City siuce July last for
killing Eugene Allies In a quarrel, has died
from starvation.
Samuel j. S. Tiden, chairman OF the
Democratic State Committee, has returned
from Europe.
The United States steamer Juniata has
arrived here.
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Chicago, October 25.-The national bank,
here are paying silver ut par.
Captain &. W. Ford, connected with the
United States Express Company at 81.
Louis, died of bilious pneumonia.
The National Board of Trade meets at
Baltimore next yehr. :,
Judge S. w. Fuller, one of the Oldest aud
ablest lawyers of the city, is dead.
The jury in the case of Joshua Punen-
berger, the engineer OF the freight tram
which caused the disaster on the chicago
and Alton railroad near Lemont in August,
returned a verdict Of "not guilty"
Charles Randolph has been reelected
secretary of the National Board OF TRADE,
which has adjourned without final action on
the report on the resumption Of specie pay
ments and transportation.
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CHANoERY Court OF RIcuMoND.-In this
curt Saturday the following cases were dis
posed Ct:
Walton Us. Walton. Decree making fina
disI osition of the case and dire; ;ting that il
be stricken from the docket.
Barrett's administrator Us. Barrett's lega
tees. On petition Of II. B. Bibb, decree re
ferring cause to a commissioner for inquiry
and account in reference to the fund coming
to the children of Mary Lewis Hughson.
EO'NeiPs executor Us. Goddn, &c. Decree
authorizing purchaser to anticipate payment
of part of The purchase money.
Charles Is. Barham, &c. Decree confirm.
ing report of sale and providing for par
tia distribution of the fund.
Beck, guardian, us. Beck'S heirs. Decree
referring cause 10 a commissioner for III
quiry and report.
Haryie Us. Ellis, &c. Decree confirming
report of commissioner and making partial
distribution Of the fund.
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THE THEArRE-THE NEW MAGDALEN.-The
Theatre will be thrown open again this eve
ming, on which occasion the Queen Star OF
the South, Rose Watkins, will appear in her
celebrated impersonation of Mercy Merrick,
in Wilkie Collins's dramatiZed play of the
New Magdalen. Mrs. Watkins will, 1t il
said, be supported by tirst-class company,
and those who attend will be amply repaid
She is a talented actress and great faVoflte
in Richmond.
Tomorrow night Rose and Harry Wat
kins will appear in the ever'popular sensa'
tional play of Trodden Down, or; Under
Two Flags. @A.
Reserved seats may be secured at Ambold>s
Musical Exchange, on Main street.
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The PHILHARMONIC CoNCERTs.-Ihe con-
certs to be given at Assembly Hall by the
Richmond Philharmonic Association during
this week promise to be very fine. This
Association is composed of some of the best
amateur musical talent 10 this city, and our
country and Richmond friends who attend
NAV rest assured that they will be fully re-
warded. The first grand concert Is to be
given by the Association tomorrow eve
ming, assisted by kesnich's splendid orches-
ira. The programme for the occasion EN-.
braces q large number Of rich and beautiful
selections, and will doubtless be appreciated
by the large number of persons who VIII
attend.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Huntington.

THE SENATE COMMITTEE ON TRANSFORMATION
HIGH WATER IN THE OHIO.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
HUNTINGTON, October %, 1873.-Senators
Sherman, Conklng, Window, Norwood,
and Davis, the United States Senate Commit
tee on Inland Transportation, arrived here
on this mornings train.
Twelve feet Of water now in the Ohio
and the largest-sized steamers are running
daily to Cincinnati.
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Mills Suspending Work.

CoHoEs, n. Y, October. 25.-The Har'
mony cotton-miIls, the largest of the kind in
the world, will close tonight indefinitely
1t is probable the woollen manufacturers
will soon follow this example.
NEwBuRa, n. Y, October 25.-Owing to
stripgency the Newburg steam-misls have
been stopped. Four hundred operatives
are out OF employment.
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The FA1R.-Secretary Leigh reports that
he was completely overwhelmed on Saturday
with applications from persons who desire
to exhibit various articles ut the State Far,
which begins Tomorrow. Several clerks
were engaged in recording the entries; but
even with this large force it was very late
hour before the days work was completed.
this year will be the best held since the war,
and the crowd the largest we have had in
Richmond for years. Already numbers OF
persons have engaged quarters at the hotels,
and it is fair to presume that they will be
densely crowded during Fair-week.
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Police Observation-Disclosures White
Robert johnson (negro), charged with felo.
niously entering, in the night, the dwelling
house of L. w. Hawkins, and stealing one
silver watch valued at $40 and S74 in cur
rcncy. Sent Oh to the grand jury.
Washington Webb and George Price (ne
grocs Of suspicious character), charged with
completely in the robbery Of L. W. Haw'
kins, were committed to Jail for three months
in default Of surety.
Hcrndon Washington (negro), was com
mitted to Jail as Il fugitive from justice ii
Augusta county.
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Roll OF HONOR AT THE RICHMOND HIGH
ScnooL.-The following names appear in the
roll OF honor at the Richmond High School
last week: Cora Elliott, Mary F. Fox, Sue
McWilliam, Annie Pleasants, Nj. Belle
PleaSant>, Fannie l.. Power, Jennie Rich
ardson. Emma " Ssvillc, Carrie T. Walters,
Belle 4. Woodson, Matte Bagby, George
Arnstead, Willie f Bass, 5. L. Beveridge,
Jacob Ezekiel, Ed. Mccarthy, Samuel Rey-
colds.
The names OF those only Mlso have no
Ilarks against them either for department or
scholarship are placed on the roll of honor
atfhe High School The percentage of at
feIsiance during the week was 9S.
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JACKSON, October 25.--The House has
passed the bill pestponing the general eiec'
ton till next year by nearly two-thirds ma
jority. The Senate IS doubtful.
The House passed bills, by unanimous
vote. providing for amendments to the Con.
stitution, for biennial elections, and that the
repudia,ed Planters Bank bonds shall never
ha recoo niZpd -,--.-s.. --.-.--a..-s--.---
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Amendments

WASHINGTON, October 25.-Dr. N. F. Bon.
zono has been appointed surveyor-generul
of Louisiana rice Foster, and John Cock.
rum receiver of the New Orleans National
Banking Association. Also, Benjaman Ger
rish consul at Bordeaux, and Franklin Oh
colt consul at Nantes.
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TBs Olp DoMlSloS CLUB RALLY.-Io-
morrow night Old Dominion Club, of Jetler-
ION Ward. will have a grand rally at oid
MARKET Hal. 1t is 10 be an old-iashloned
;ubil,r. and every precinct in every ward OF
the city i> to he represented. \ number oil
rrominrut speakers have been invited, and
viii adde's the meeting. On Saturday Cap
tain samuel Maccubbin, chairman of the
Committee OF Arrangements. received the
following telegram from Hon. Zebulon b.
Vance:
"Tap.aiu Samuel Mdccubjtn, chairman
II. y. T.: will attend your meeting; VIII
a.!iy" Monday night. IL. IS. NASCE.
This great demonstration is intended TO
L.. .,rJnd 70 none which has yet been held
l., the Conservatives. and every true NlrSi'
nix. voter in the ward is expected TO turn
ont uy,on - interesting IN OCCASION.
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California News.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 25.-The ship
Three Brothers takes out 1900 bushels OF
wheat.
It's reported that in view of the fact that
British line Of steamers will commence TO
run between Australia and this port In few
weeks the American line over the same
route will not be re0peDed.
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BALTIMORE, October 25.-Lizzie Lucas
won the one and h,lf mile race. Time,
2:4S.
Katie Pease won the mile heats race.
| Time, 1856; 1856; ls5ua. Artist won tue
second heat
True Blue won the four mile race diStaN-
cling Harry Bassett by two hundred Saras.
Time T:I9.
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THE CONSERVATIVES OF OREGON HlLL.--I ne
indonitabc Conservatives of Oregon Hill
met Saturday night and organized a campaign
club which i to be known as the "DlnS
Dong" The officers are as follows Presi-
dent. Il. f. Franklin; vicepresident, John
r. k.angle; treasurer, Robert Barioot ;
secretary. Charles Chapman. We expect to
hear good account of the Oregon boys on
election day. This club starts with thlr.
weight members enrolled at the first meet
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Tn, S,rrRpAY NIGHT RALLYIN MARSHALL
" THE clubhouse of the Conservative
i-,mh Of Marshall Ward was filed saturday
,,;"ht nv the citizens of the ward. The meet
tnT "a. called to order by {. b. L'pscomD,
ia, president of the club, who introduced
: {. Cabell, Esq, as the first speaker. lie
Ar,oAc threc-quartcrs OF an hour with fne
.i,rr,. clicitins much applause TOR his telling
,,,;nt, against the Radical party and It's cam
,.i1at,S.
colonel o. T. Beard followed in a speech
u, one hour and quarter. lie was greeted
Win crcat enthusiasm, and the practical
INNER in which he presented the true
t.>l,r. Of the present canvass, and the forci'
, way in which he disposed of the pre-
tension, of Hughes & Co. and their adhc-
mis-. carried his hearers by storm. No ora
-, during the campaign has received more
n,.y;v and dcmon>trativc applause than he,
..,.3 no one more deserved 1t. Colonel
E,grl is a trump. and his pointed speeches
~. inst what are wanted. If there were
any wiyrring in Marshall ward his effort OF
,,;ur,,ay night decided them for kcmper
ANA good government.
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rHoMAs W. KEEsEE, no A. M., parlor, cham-

THOMAS W. KEESEE, 10 A. ~, parior, cham
Der, and dining room furniture. ~
T. L. CROUCH s CO ,4P. NJ, the framework OF
the tenement recently condemned for the open
ing Of First street. .s, r@ 80.
w.B.R RATCLIFFE, loH A. NJ, groceries, &C.
". R. POLK & CO., i P. NJ. six lots In Arlington,
= on Dance street.
MOODY s ROYALL, 5 p. a., property on Huh
street, Manchester.
COOK & LAUGHTON, 10 A. NJ, for $. A. Win
stock, loan broker, No. II Fourteenth street. dia-
monds, watches, jewelry, &C. =. ~,
REDWOOD & CRENsHAW, 10 A. NJ, at their
auction-rooms, furniture, SC. ~i.
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Ar~ess or an Alleged Eer<sr.

BALTIMORE, October 25.-AIexander T.
Holmes. book.keeper OF Hardy Brothers,
commission merchants Of this city, has been
arrested and held to bail for forging checks
In the name of the tiim to the extent OF
81 900 on several city BANKS.
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CoSvEYAHCEs OF REAL ESTATE for the weel

CoSvEyAHCEs OF REAL ESTATE for the week
ending October 25th, 1878:
Lots fronting "a feet on Seventh street be-
tween Broad and Marshall for S2,OU0; 154
feet on Cabel street for $40; % feet on
Franklin street between Twenty y->ccond- and
Twcnty-third for $500 20 feet on Adams
street corner Clay tor 5000 81 feet on Mar
shall street between Adams and Brook ave
nue. for $G4G.05: 90 feet on Twenty-tilrd
street between Main and Cary for 5000; 32o
feet on Euker's park, 1855 feet on Harrison
street, and 81 feet on Harrison street nc;r
Marshall for $4,000; ID feet on Fourth
street between Leigh and Jackson for
81 600.
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More Arrests OF Ceunterfeiters In
North Carolina.

NEw YORK, October pa dispatch from
Goldsboro', q. c., says four additional or
rests have been made of persons alleged to
be interested in countereiting. Two exped:-
tions sent from Asheyile, having to traverse
an area of five hundred square miles, en-
bracing ten counties, are yet uuheard from.
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NO. lO3.

THE PICTURE OF MINISTERS present at the
late Baptist Memorial meeting, taken at the LEE
GALLERY, Is the best executed group we have ever
seen, and we hope will find place In every family.
WILLIAM d. THOMAS. j. b. TAYLOR, Jr.,
n. W. WILSON, ALEx'R II. SANDS,
WILLIAM E. HATCHER, II. DAVIS RAGLASD,
~. i"tt. j. L.. II. CURRY, c.a
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RrSAwAY AcClDEET.-On Friday evening
horse attached to buggy in which Messls'
John Carr and :. 3. Heryille were riding ran
away near the corner of Harvey street ana
Grove avenue. Both the gentlemen were
thrown out, and Mr. Carr injured about the
face and head. Mr.. Hervillc was bruised
considerably on the back. The buggy was
also badly broken.
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"No PUBLIC SPEAKER No How."-While
Hughes was speaking on Saturday night, we
heard a negro say to another, "Dat man
aint no speakin' man."
The reply was, "He amt much on de
speakin' ,Idats d fac'-mighty good man, doe
Got heap more sense dan be pears like"
"Mebby so," was the rejoinder, I" but he
amt no public speaker no how"
"Nebber mind bout dat, brudder jacob,
de State Journal will hab it all right TO-
morrOWo
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SEE 10 YOUR TEETH-DR. GEORGE b. STEEL
with every facility for pulling, filling, ard lifting
teeth would be pleased To have all his friends and
those suffering from bad teeth call at his offaee'
729 Main street, and have them fixed. see MS ad-
ysrtiseuens In another column. Slogans
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"WAR TO THE KNIFE I'VE have declared
war against countcrietcrs, and we mean to hight II
out. When diseases OF the kidneys or Of tho pro-
creative organs PROSTATE you. take HEhMDoLD's
BUClIU The genuine HELMBoLD'S BuCHr may be
known by the private proprietary stamp or Ii. i.
Helmboldon each bottle, and IS fully warranted for
diseases Of the kidneys and urinary organs. Sold
by druggists everywhere.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT.-Judge
Bond.-The cases of Presley T. Lomax and
wife us. William &. Gordon ct al, and Pres
ley T. Lomax and wife rs. William T,
Lowery ct al, and Presley 7. LomaX and
wife rs. Basil Gordon ct al, and Presley T
LomaX and wife us. The Catharine Turner
Furnace Company, occupied the court al
day. Argument was concluded, and the
Judge took the papers. The court then ad'
journed until Tuesday morning.
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ToLvHrEERs.- What public-spirited gen.
tlemcn will present themselves on Monday
morning at the room of the city Copserva-
tive Committee, corner of Ninth and Main
streets. and aid in securing FULL REGIS
TPATInN.
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;, MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER n, 1873.

PROFESSOR WYMAN will continue to per-
form his amusing and curious tricks of leger-
demain at Virginia 0pera-House during
the whole of this week. He will give away
presents at the close of every entertainment.
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REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF SILK HATS
Owing 10 the hard times Eorth Messrs. p. W EIsGG EI
L Co., 1901 Main street, have been enabled to pur-
chase their silk hats at reduced prices and can now
sell al 80 hat for ~, and a ~ hat for S6. These
goods are warranted 10 tie OF the very latest styles
and made by the best manufacturers.
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CONSERVATIVE RALLY II MARSHALL WARD
To-NlGHr.-Undcrt the auspices Of the Con-
s,ryatiye Club of Marshall Ward Il grand
rally OF the people will be held tonight at
haf.pa>t o'clock, at the clubhouse, corner
Twcnty-cighth and Franklin streets, at
which eloquent speeches may be expected
from Colonel Il. B. Bcrkely, Major Baker 7.
Lee. aud Others. 4 band Of music will be
in attendance. The ladies are specially in.
yitrd to attend, and comfortable seats Will
hc reserved for them and their escorts.
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ENROLMENT AT THE PUBLIC SCuooLs.-Thc
following WAS the enrolment ut the city
public schools last week:
lfktie Scheols.-MadisOn, 32ls Brook
avenue. IoT; Leigh, $40 Central, $50; High,
119; Bethel, ZIG; Bellevue, 5Ss.
Colored Schools.-Baker, sos; Navy Hill,
494; Valley, $50.
TotaL-White, 1896 colored, 1886.
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Destitution and Starvation I'm
Alabama

New YORK, October 25.-A Washington
special says: "Attorney-Generll Williams
received to-day letter from Montgomery,
Ala, stating that in consequence Of heavy
rains and the destruction of the cotton crops
by the army worm, great desritution exists
in several counties, especially in Sumter and
Marengo. In some places there is actual
starvation, and unless help is rendered, du-
ring the winter months many persons must
perish for want Of food"
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NArURAL1zED.--In the Henrico Circuit
Court on Saturday Messrs. Herman Nau-
mann, John Wctzel, Marx Cohen, and Pat.
rick Kenelley were natlralized. No other
business OF public interest was transactea IN
this court.
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DONATION FOB MISUNDERSTANDING Lodge,
10. b. B., No. 90, which has only mem
bership of sixty, sent to the Memphis suf.
ferers Through Mr.. Julius Bear) the sum OF
$50, and are making collections for further
tnputinn /
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Rest AN1uRAcITE COAL, 1925, $s, and ss. 80
per ton:. Cumberland, West Virginia sphnt,
and Glover Hill coal, from $3.50 TO $3.50 per load.
Coal aud oak and pine wood CHEAP FOR CASH.
Nineteenth and Cary streets, at CHARLES II.
PAGES.
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Z. B. SPENCE & soN's, 1900 MAIN STREET, l
the place for oil kinds Of undershirts and gentle
mems underwear generally. Examine their dolla
shirts.
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Bisfsan Elected.

new YORK, October 25.-Rev. John X
spaulding, now rector Of Erie, Pa. has been
elected Bishop OF Colorado, Wyoming, and
New Mexico, cice Bishop Randall, deceased.
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TICKETS IN THE MASONIC GIFT CONCERT at
Norfolk can be had in Hichnond at Z. wEIsrGER
&c Co s. hat store, 1901 Main street
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SxsTEscE SUsrEHDED.-The Governor on
Saturday suspended until November 10th
the resutence of Wesley Binum, convicted IN
j,runssaick county, and sent to prison Tor
one year for manslaughter. His pardon was
asked for by all the jury aud many respecta-
bic citizens,
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MONTICELLO HALL--Monticell0 Hall VIII
be thrown open during Fair-week, during
which time Miss Nellie Clevehnd's Female
Minstrels and Olio Company will appear In
new songs. new farces, &C., DC.
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f. B. SPENCE & SOS have large and beautiful
stock of cloths, cassimeres, and vestings, which
they are making up 10 order in the very latest style
at moderate prices.