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James r. Wright. of Essex. is the Con
sentative candidate in that county Tor the
House of Delegates. @.3s..."7 . ~
The Gloucester Herald, in noticing Dixon,
the Radical candidate for the Senate, says 1t
don't know which predominates in nina
monomaniac for office, or that he is radically
opposed to being respectable. ~.
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FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY.
CONTEMPORARIES.

DIZZlNPS. S07 Broad street, ls the place
i TO huy your supplies Of Cenfecrionerles. Fruits
&C. Our uleQuaIlrd establishment Ia point OF
beauty Size, ceaul!ness, aud low PRICES Is always
open to supply the wants Of our friends with pure,
FANCY CAKES, and CANDIES, manufactured daily.
Gallon 20 49,, ~. - A. PlZZlS1, JR:.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, on "Wednesday, October 9Th, In Leaven-
worth. kans;ls by hev. j. +. kcndrick, RICHARD
w. iHOkNE +. Of Richmond. Va, 10 MARY OTIS,
daughter of the late Henry +. English, OF George
baltimore and Pbiladelphia papers please copy.
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MI CLOTHS, CASSIMEREs, TWEEDs,
COKsUROY, &C.-We offers very large stcc S.s, OF
ments. CHaRLOTT sVlLtE GAsslMERE, and
TWEEDs at very small! advance upon man faf-
it,ns 'KESTTCKY JEANS, TWbEi:S. ana
VEsTISG in great variety; Al to he sod at great
bargains AT II. ,rn, ,t & ~ 80
worth SO per dozen. oe A1
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MILLINERY.

MRS. E. DUFNER, 81 Broad $50
Ifl street, between Third and FourIa, TISss44S
TER MILLINERY on THURSDAY and FRIDAY ~ t ~
23d and oath, ana will be much pleased mi Sgf ss
sortment of HORNETS, HATS, FLOW EKS,
FEATHERS, &C., which viii be sold OF the so lowest
cash price, w ES-St -
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

NJ M. LEE s. Co, COMMISSION MER-
W. CHANTS and dealers In HAY, CORN, OATS,
MILL-oTCFFS. &C.. &C., - .--.--.sN -. -lss..
No. 1O7 TWELFTH STREET. :.
Having removed 10 the above No, We take
this methoA of in forming "r friends, patrons and
the public generally that we continue ~ Keep ALL
VARIETIES OF FEED, us mentioned in our card.
We also do a GENERAL COMMISSION BUSi.
NESS, and respectfully solicit consignlnents OF all
kinds of country produce, and promise highest
prices and prompt returns.
oc 22-4t -.-.. IN. Nj. LEE q w.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

ADQU ARTE RS ATTUCkSa
IL GUARD, RICHMOND. VA, October 22, H
1S73-Snecial tirier.-Ih his command viii as IN
s, mil. mt the Old Market Hall THIS (Wedne5- il
day) EVENING ut 8 o'clock for Inspection OF
arms and drill. Al,
oc o. 1t# II. 4. IAOL' 20
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NATIONAL LINE ~ 4sEETS
~ - STEAMERS. .SsE5aaiis;;se1,

WEEKLY TO. QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER
pool, FORTNIGHTLf TO LONDON
(DlRECT), FROM PIERS -
AND ~ NORTH RIVER,
NEW YORK.
These steamships are the largest 10 the trade.
and SIso Icurrency); steerase, $50. Prepaid steer
age tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown, Londsn-
derry, Glasgow, Cardiff, Bristol. or London cheaper
than BY any other route For further intn.ma''oa
apply to 90 n :; q. ny
GEORGE w. ALLEN i co, Agents.
anna .=r Richmond. Va.
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A NCHOR LINE STEAMERS. aSFfS
'-.8 SAILING FROM NEW YORK
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND sAfUhDAG.

.-.s SAILING FROM NEW YORK
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SAFuHDAf.
-r- $3.50 RATES:
CABIN PAssAGE-PAYABLR IN GOLD
To Liverpool, Glasgow, Londonderry, or
Queenstown a.
To Paris .........'''-' ~ a o
To Hsvre, Hamburg, Antwerp $500. W ana ~
To Bremen, Gothenburg, Chrislhaa, .x, ..
& Observation-Disclosures. .:....... W hiu %
n. BICubln rates for Wednesdays steamers pay
"Oi' - sTEFRLGE-PAYApLR N CURRENCY.
Glasgow Liverpool, Queenstown, or s.n
= Londonderry, to-. from ~
Hamburg. Hayre, Antwerp, to......... as from 10
Passengers booked 70 ano from railway stations
or seapoTs in Ensana eia1 FISss HoisnS, Ee
gium, and the United States.
Passengers booked DIR ECT from faerno' 1enoat
Messina, and Trieste 10 Now fsrk. .,... 81.
For further information apply TO
q. - 0''' HENDERSON BROTHERS.,
-: ~ ....l.sr r Bowling Green. N. l., or
b. ~ GEORGE W. ALLEN GO. Agents.
at CID Dominion Steamship Company, koche1s.
-. al II
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ssV,HE EXCITEMENT IS ALL OVER
but great bargains are still selling at Jg LlUS
SyCLE'S,415 Broad street. He offers the follow
ing goods: 40 or ,, So
BLACK SILKS at 81 so, II. rs. ~;
IGNORED SILKS at Toe. 81. $50, ~.
DRESS GOODS.
SATTHESs, CAMEL's HAIR,
IMPRESS CLOTHS, DIAGoSaLS,
Moss CoLoRS, ALPACAs. and SILK foPLISs'
BLACK GOODS.
CAsHHEREs, SATrEESs,
EMPRESS CLOTHS, ..
MOCsSELAISES aud GRAPE CLOTHS:
A full line of BLACK ALrACAS from Zoe. TO slI5
WHITE AND CoLoRED FLANNELS from zoe. 10 81
PLAIN AND PLAID OPERA FLANSELs; s II
WELSH AND SHAKER FLASSELS. .. ~.
-. BLANKETS.
BED BLANKETS from 81 to $50;
CoLoRED BLANKETS, CoMFoRTERs- ana QUILTS.
CASSIMk RES.
In these goods we have fun assortment from 1oc'
SuAwts and CLoAKs, new styles; ,... s.. s..
BAIMORAL and BOULEVARD SKIRTS.
-. SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS -
In CAMBRIA EDGINGS, REAL AND FALES-
CIESSEs LACES, all prices;
KID GLOW ES-our own importatton-@i 10 ~ :,
CENT EMEN's aud LADIES' UNDERWEAR, iuli
BLEAcIrEp AND BROWN CoTToSs.
NV stock is complete in every deparfment, ana
offer special Inducements to all IN want.oi sucn
goods 10 be convinced come a1d see sy toF your
AS Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth:
i. Statesmen: I'D. Turner, w. u. Powers, John
n. Gary, George r. Bagby, L. j. Stern. -r y
&C IS tJan1 f''~'
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AIOTIlE TO SPORTSMEN.

NOTICE TO SPORTSMEE.
LAFLIN AND RAND POWDER C0hpANI
- the pubic az articles OF great superiority:
ORANGE LlGHTNING POWDER,
49, from Nos. 70 ]:
T ORANGE DUCkING POWDER,
Z, ON Nos to s. packed metal kegs or st pouna7
AUDUBON PU~DkR. ,,.,
from Nos TO packed In metal kegs Oh % aho ''
ORANGE RiEEE POWDER,
sizes F. G., FF g., and EFf g. la metal Kegs Ok W.
Is and rs pounds. ,.<.
Also. BLASTING and MINING fcf sac ~ W"
trade and DhVEHPokf q avamD.
sc l6-dm A9"nRlor uie HAnu'eS%1''
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POWDER AND SHOT.

PO" DEsH AMI
nUPON,ps POWDER. ........
500 kegs DCPoST's SPORTING PowDER' r ~
1880 legs DupoSr's BLASTING aud MINING Pow
500 half and quarter kegs, for RlPLE, DUCK. and
'' Bird .HO0TlSG; . ,.,,,
so eases DIAMOND GRAIN and EAGLE: In canlste.s.
Also, $50 600 feet HEMP, single and double TATE
FTsy.' For sale by r. & =. WOsTHAM s. Coz
So Is-stawsw Agents for the Manufacturer.
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pOsSIEuX'S.- 20 BOsSIEOX'S to
~ buy your sweet things He is manufacturing
duly his lpinitahle steam-clariied FLINT CAN.
CkkCKEnS:, ginger, sugar, novelty CAKES,
JUMBLES. aIsGEts.NDRs SPlCED EUrS, &c,
&c. Makes TOBACCO and MIG AIRS q speciality.
Canned oysters, Peaches, Tomatoes &C., at Baltl-
.moreprces. .T;t8 55I1&12hAIS STREET, ..
ssel5 --sss-C oufeclioner.
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CHRISTIAN REID,

rTHE MONEY MARKET-Wbat 1t Is,
what II Does, and How II Is Managed. 81
city man. Price, SOC. LOMBARD STREET we
Wall street Of Londonl. description Of lne a NO
ATreatise on all the generally known Eooos. WIN
the latest scientific knowledge respecndd s ,ne
treated In popular manner: ny Eawa si nlt
f Ry a. George Harris, r. s. A. 81 So: THE MOON:
Her Motions, Aspect Scenery Rna fhSsl @br DEE
VIE Illustrations. &5. POPULAR LECTURES ON
sc1ENTiFIc SUBJECTS BY hsmhoitz Ber IN
With iu,rodqctlon by proIsss SraSpaa
1926. 't.' - , :, sp.puAm.
. oc II +. .-. NOOO6OOoE q : Nn- ~.
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M JET BaNDEAUX, JET BRACE
LETS. JET JEWELRY, GILT AND GOLD,
and tDJLAR-BUTTONS,lS HlRT .STUUS, JET
AND OXIDIZrD ORNAMENTS ~
AM Va -, LEVY BROTHERS.
MARsglLLes QUILT 81 which would
lie cheap AT Is. ~...L. r....ts w LIZ
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RJSESESS CHANCES,
DTssOLUTIONs q PARTNERSHIPS

NERSH IP-DISSOLUTION
i NOTICE.-The CO. partnership heretofore ex-
listing between ORRIN NORTH and HENRY A.
DAYTON, rrlatingto the mandatory OF Saves, IS
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
RICHMOND. September 3Ofh, 1878. &C ~ IL
WE. THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE
w this dav formed a eo-Dartnership under the
style of BURTON, CARTER & 60. for the pur-
pose of conducting the business of REAL ESTATE
estate rent out houses both inthe city and country
and are prepared to make advances and negotiate
loans real estate in the city and country. Our
give Us greater facilities for Carrying on the bust
ness. .....-.-. .--.
friends and the public. a. .'.' ~..
c. BURTON,
-a. GEORGE w. CARTER,
Octoher17, 1879. S.P. WADDILL.
oc Is At , .r,.. .H m... 81 s.H--3
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+ 'R0DIkS. IA, A!AN r ,j PkINTING,a EAVLY.

SiSp! 1'tgtiI - EHti'Rs , h't't' ~ H'HItatti 3o
;. ,s.ai~ {9.-fi nj! ~ l. 9Elss1 ~ obi a9dt |
,aniGJ ri! 80 /
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POSTSCRIPT

f-oCIoCNfT1.,,
The reader is referred to our Wash
ington telegram for tbs, version q of " Ar.
HuoHEss defence giyed BY bis. friends, he
refusing to, make q statement. From this
the defence appears very much like the!plea
Of tbestub borrower that the tub, when
borrowed, was GOOD for nothing and fell %
pieoee-that she returned Il when she was
done With lft--apd,a Anally, that she inexer
borrowedit.d lTbs whole affair took place
outside or Vfrgfuia, say Mr.. HvaHEs's
friends; furthermore, MI. HuoHEs acted
To the interests Of, PEACE, I'M lendipga biz
name and aid in the form of hostility |;
and. finally, u that he knew there never
would be any fight anyhow. An which
contaips nothing that could involve Mr..
HuoHs 10 any peril or any additional per-
sopal detStnent or sacrifice Of dignity were
DC to reheasse it himself, instead of leaving
the business to bis friends. The disparage.
nent Of bis pessonal position that comes
nom thasvery siasNlsr. affair et.ths CLAKx-
sos-FowLER hostiiiaies eaBnot, ba ayoidsdby
bis disdainfu. silence in regard to what he
had TO doWitb n. But VS. repeat, '"i rs OF.
no consequence is, = The ptfpopG. VII flspose'
.+s.FF q 4 It i
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,dj a0st nj szais1E9 u,oTi haaHu1b a'9~ nolh
sdt 80 tsupd yctif1t, e1,W -ina1ei I2d, a7icy1
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1AO1,a MAIN MAIN STREET. ELK isl421.
1Iil CONF e OTTO MERLE g. ost nj

= =
,y.gth :aEg E------aE - ~ SSask<.E .tt4 I"
NEW STORE st 81 X NEW y EAcToRyA SEwGoops:
'Webeg leave to call the attention of the public TO
our splendid establishment, NO. 1 AZ Main street,
where they can ~ MI times find full assortment OF
! the choicest CuNFECTIONERTESo OF our own man
aud Of foreign importation, as well as or
FRU TN N U.S. IAN SEps a. 9LeSssfkCkEksA
etc.ietc. we have aimed at making our new estabT
lishmenr ona los theJ1nost elegant and our new
SrEAMs REfIHED DANDY FACToRYadND fAHcx
CAKE BAKERY the most comDlete ,tp outfit and ca
succteded The public Is respectfully Invited to
visit va. ,l.,1u.r,.d;;s pnnl@3A. CAPPkL e. co. I,
kk. 10 'NrHsE, auu;a b"'ajal1e 81 % aGs
a. ScHoLLER. ,iW sp{ iGpi.GI aH {, IT
1421m MAIN STREET. 1421, ..'7
i The undersigned can be found ut the store OF
Messrs. a. CAPPRL d Co., and viii be pleased to
~ y = ' >iitf ~ W '1N'' e. TYLER
1921. ~ ~ ~. Main street. .ai1 1421.
! ocg IL iig,f,i 49, ,fiirfl u E,agiJ mis-. ,rti =
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Tickets Tor sale on steamers ana Ut CARRIER & Co.
Ticket Agency, and baggage checked through
Freight received daily for Boston, Norfolk. and
Portsmouth, and regular landings on James river
from A. ii. TO 4 2. III.
Freight for way-lsndngs must he prepaid
EaHIGh 10 III LIB, TATUM. General Agent
Office Company's wharf, Rockets; braDch OF.
flee ut W. ID. Blair & Co.'S. corner Of Ninth and
Main streets. - p" " -..'-' 1..'.f oc2
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GRAND DIVISION S. OF T. VIRGINIA.
" The officers of this grand BODY resident In ms
ciry will meet on THIS tWednt s'layl EFESlNG
at O'Clock, at Harmony Hall, for the purpose or
ad1ourninp over TO rc:,ssemble 1T the call OF The
CIV p Il. WILEY DAVIS,
oc 22-1tk ~. HTahu NCIi"e'
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A NNAWON /. TyR IBE, No. So, I'M
n PROVED ORDER RED MEN. 22D Sun,
TRAVELLING Moon, G.S. -. 3S2 -CHiEfS MD
BRorIIERs-YUu are hereby requested to meet at
Your wigwam, corner of Ninth and Broad streets
THIS MORNING 1T 80 breaths past eth nun,
Rising Sun. 22d sun Of the Travelling Moon, 10
brother W. u. LUCAS. by order OF The SaGnSm.
,.oo1+x ss-.. ~. G., Of Records
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DEPARTURES Ss srEanEps
JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATa.Efx.
u ,i,l{,r, COMPANY. 4S8

FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK,
ALSO FOR
REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER.
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL Avn
..,~i =: u ADAMS EXPRESS.
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NEW. YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MON

had been betrayed from appropriations made TOT tne
Government printing Office. This expense, amounting
20 $40 annually has thus been added 70 the regular
expenditures OF the Office. but II is, In effect only a
transfer appropriations made for the Government
Printing Office 10 those for the Patent Office Tne sum
OF $4,000 has been expended In the reproduction
old drawings but this amount appears TO be no pd
OF the current expenses OF the office The Commissioner
states that in few years all OF the od drawings VIII pe
reproduced in such quantities rs Will supply tne uo
demand for them. He considers the amount tnus *
pended well invested, not only financially out wllh
reference to the intelligent advancement OF the manu-
featuring interests Of the country The drawings are
being sold for than their actual cost ana IL i
believed that o greater amount VIII eventually be re-
ceved their sale than has been expended ior ne
reproduction. The items above referred 70 amouh, ~
$4,000 which sum has been added during the year emu
ing Sept 3d. 1879 the regular current expenses on .e
Office previous years, and has absorbed ALMOST .nc
entire amount OF the excess OF receipts over eApcui
lures which would otherwise have existed .,
The Commissioner again earnestly invites attentoh
TO the great want of additional room for the proper
transaction OF official business stating that IL ttiy
impossible 10 properly classify the work of the once III
order TO insure its being economically and properly
done in the present crowded state OF the MES
and exhibits.
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HOME NEWS.

TpvpNoseryR sATuRpAy. AT HUDRUrs IN BHoADWAi'
q. m a0S Noon-34o o. m--34' Mdpignt--bl'
YESTERDAY. go
oeo roo,--sio 3pm-32o Midnift-27o
.ra. =, ,.pv uRrRoROI DGlCAL DBPAIF AhNr.
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LECTURES AND MEETINGS.
There comes 4 voice without replyi
'1ns mans perdit.o1 to be safe,
when for the truth he ought 70 die.'

Wendell Phillips will deliver one OF the
Galaxy" course OF lectures in Association Hall to-
morrow night subject, Courts and Jails."
The Rev. Henry Morgan closed his lectures
in this city last evening in Tammany Hall. The hall
was well filled. Fast Young Men" was the theme.
The Cooper. Union Literary Glass held their
monthly reception on Saturday night. An entertain
ment followed consisting OF readings declamations and
a debate by the members OF the class
The Rev. Bishop Foster d. D., preached at
St. Lukes Methodist Episcopal Church in Forty
near sxthave., yesterday The Trial, Crucidx on,
and Resurrection of Christ" In the OF his
mon Bishop Foster said that never since Christ left
Heaven has His spirit been SO powerful IN the world as
IL is to-day"
The former pastors and members of the
wenty-fourthst. Methodist Episcopal Church held
reunion in that church yesterday Bishop james
preached at 1880 m. the main point OF his sermon
being that happiness was se OF Te
Rev f. o. Haven D. D., formerly President OF Michigan
University, preached IN the evening
The members of the Young Mems Christian
Association gave reception in their hall on Saturday
night TO young meh engaged In the stationary
and book trades Addresses made by Robert Carter
of Carter Brothers by Edward Seymour Of Soricner
Co. and by A. d. +. Randolph, all book publishers In
each address interesting "reminiscences OF the BOOK
making aud book trade OF the past we're related An ad
dress was also made by the Rev. A. B. Patton, ID. d.
The 22d Regiment Band, p. S. Gilmore,
leade gave the second OF It's series Of promenade con-
ceIts on Saturday evening, IN inc Armoy ip ttnsI
The attendance was even larger than at the frst
cert The programme comprised selections from the
operas Of Crociaa" and The Barber OF Seville the
Halleuiah chant from the Messiah two solos for the
cornet rendered by NJ Arbuekle and other pieces The
solos aud one two other selections were heartily en-
oored.
The Rev. w. II. G. Poole, of the East
Methodist Church. preached last even
ing OIL the Lesson OF Recent Convictions In our
Courts" lie cited the cases OF Walworth and Stokes
Ion befn 0redt he
were murderers. They bad nourshed murder wbsn
they ban nernutted wrath 10 enter into their hearts
and they Iatd for tho track which they
ded % their maj crime and Jts bitter punishment lie
erred 10 Fisk and Tweed who had followed
heI course OF suecessin crimDaiitJ until they deemed
beyond the possibility Of an adverse late
Ne iuded by eomplihleniing Judge Davis upon his
ton Of justice well az his Independence IN
70 :, ~ v, N e0uDsel 10 reevsct tbc court.
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LONG ISLAND.

RIvERHEAD.-The Commissioners having
charge OF the Improvement OF Peconic River below
overhead have been informed by Controller Hopkins
that there further available funds in the State
Treasury, and that II the work further posecuted
now the contractors for their pay The Com
missIoners had arranged with the contractors
tinue the work with the muddigcer until the money ap
prOprated by the state Legislature, 5000 should have
been exhausted. The work Is finished nearly up 10
Howes pier, about quarter OF mile below Merrltts
Presbyterians Of Suffolk County upon the recon
OF the Presbytery or Long Island in view OF the
want OF spiritual life truthfuness within its bounds,
will observe two days of fasting and prayer this week
CoSEY IsLAsD-Eight new hfe-saving stations have
been built the south shore OF the island and eight Of
the Old stations have been rebuilt and enlarged during
the past The cost OF the new Is 81 $50 each
They covered with twoeet shingles and the fasten
size stations 9xi3 feet The boatroom occupies
about thirds OF the buildings the third used
a roomfor the use OF the men duty. The Of
these stations all on duty to-day, and will remain on
duty about four months.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-The December Term OF the City
Court Judge Wm H. fesse presiding VIII begin to-day
at the City Hall Dutch Kills. Several Important
the criminal calendar phod fever aud
diphthera quite prevalent among the children Of
this city, and there are many death.
GREEswIcR-The store OF Peter Luyster in this vii
lage entered by burglars on Saturday night. and
ROBBED OF goods valued at $500 The thieves yed
their plumber the railroad depot and escaped the
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
WHITE PLAINs.-The December term of the
Circuit Court and Court Oyer and Terminer for West
chester County, will begin at the Courthouse in this
village this morning Alfred Trrell. indicted for the
murder Of Gilbert II. Robinson jeweer at Rye Neck in
1862 Will be placed trial The trial. it expected
from OF the testimony to be introduced Will
Of unusa interest. IL probable that considerable
difficulty will be experienced In obtaining a jury.
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY-The Young Mems Christian
Association is preparing place to feed the poor which
will be ready for about Dec. 10 The police
Instructed yesterday 10 that the Excise law
enforced and the reports show that its demands were
Generally compiled with by the nquon dealerr The
OF deposits the banks Increasing and
larger than they have been for two months Rub
her Works were closed Saturday, and all The
hands paid on. IL Is not probable that work
will be resumed before Spring. The shoe fac
Of tho employees have been discharged the Watch
hs tho business 10 increasing with the usual holiday
n ado ssd tbe Company intends IN few dsys 10 smpov
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POLICE NOTES.

A post-mortem examination has been made ny
Deputy Coroner Mas he fs.e OF M; AaD S VINO VA
covered death caused BIZ compression Of the bn resulting
her IN fs1g while drunk men Clara father and have
been arrested suspicion beaten the woman to death
The body OF Thomas Armstrong of Brooklyn, IN
business at 30 lGi Wamst in city saiuLy
near the Island Perry .p. MI Armstrong dapPenel rom
home on lay thought that be had been murdered be
having valuable large amour. u m9ns On h. pen
The Pqperi vas qnoa,ad Os, Go oses4 @ u, eSy
lAhaOapoemenss
BuRNETI's EXTRACTS are highly concentrated.
HoIMEs's BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH will
uro.eci Jour yauabe dung these hard times No AGrAy'
The best elastic Truss" warranted the
best sod at PoSERoYs, No 74i Broadway " J. ioI ~
For stylish and elegant dress OF business
Hlr 20 to BsPEsscprED, Manufacture l1s NassaasL
Aside from the luxurious and thorough
cleansing properties Of tie RUSSIAN VAPoR BA1Hs 70 h' Foait'
the Of colds eunasm nearags e '9J are uusqaA'
Go to b. S. SQUIRE, 500 Broadway, corner
Prncc-s who sells WarcE ind JE~KtFY e. retail d'fee' from he
isol safe, tfs! hands. Watches repaired Ike new
DYnIse n m il n. d OF e St
s3i Broadway, aHd III siga'b-.'s.
The PLACE TO Buy YOUR FURS Is KNOX S.
Ladies' remember special odcL His dsshngY elegant
and hs prices at ~ Broadway IL tls
Prescott House and Fifth Avenue Iiotel.
If Life and Health can be estimated by dollars
and cents SOoTHSG SYRUP, for all diseases with
which chliren afflicted sorb its weighs gold II relieves the
child from pain soe stomach bowels wind conc
aad carries the safely through the chca period Of ehng
We would by no means recommend any
4uoE 70 he
OF S0OrH speak from AuoNese
trobed With cole pains quiet sleep and parents uabokea s at
night
II is impossible to ignore those terrible
rame. that annually sweep hap victims into the
grave We are compelled recognize them and the Good ssntr
n dutv try ELsBoLD BUCHU stands Gnnyaed
all the genuine, Which hah popetors p'a
Beware eouBe. For sale by AL irugg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-01

II is impossible to ignore those terrible
annually many hapss victims into the
compelled recognize them and Is The Good ssmr
sns them HELNBoLD BUcHu stands gnvaed
the genuine, winch has popeiors puae
proprietary Beware ofeouBteits For sale by All ugg'1s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-01

We would by no means recommend any
medicine which did TO be good particularly for infants
WIsows S0OrHyG speak from AuoVe
In our own family proved blessing nfee b. giving an infant
troubled cole pains sleep and IL parents uAbokea ss
night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-01
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