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VIRGINIA .OrERA-HousE, as now recon-
structed and arranged, is really one of the
cosiest little theatres in the country, and each
member of the combination of specialists now
exhibiting there is star in his or her par
ticular line. The performances are quite
popular with gentlemen, aud a full house
attended on Saturday night. Mr.. Mckee, in
his role Of the =" Jersey Farming Mau." was
excellent. Miss DAILY, the pretty songstress,
was the favorite of the evening. Ling
Look, in his egg and sword swallowing, and
the Man Serpent Yamadiva, in his wonder
full contortions of body, astonished the peo-
pie. ...... .l
Carrie and Charles Austin exhibited per-
feet mastery of the Zuuaye drill and manual
Of arms. -.
The managers have announced a reduction
Of prices, and the addition Of Annie and
Andy Hughes in Irish sketches and jig
dances, to the attractions for this week.
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MANCHESTER ITEMS.

PUsLIc ScHooLs.-The following scholars
are on the roll of honor for the week ending
November 7th, at the Female High School :
Misses Mamie Snalings, Lula Reams, Susie
Lowell, and Ada Nunnally.
The following received certificates Of
merit at the Male High School: William S.
Campbell, D. b. Winfree, Jr., R. II. Winfree,
A, w. Moody, Charles Sharp, Z. s. Moody,
B. E. Bransford, W. L. Walker, and John Il.
Ingram. . .......-. ...eli a.s ..s.# 49,, .'
TIE WIDE-AwAKE CLUB. : The Wide
Awakesat at their last meeting resolved to con-
tinue their organization, and to tight at all
times and under all circumstances under Inc
white mans flag. .-+
A resolution of greeting to the great Con.
seryative party of the State and nation on
the victory just won was adopted. &. =
{ They also declared in favor OF the employ
ment of none but white Conservatives, by
the town, and in favor of a rtassessment OF
property in the Lower Bowery.
The TowS TRUSTEES. regular meeting
was held Friday night, whena u number OF
communications were received and referred.
The Board declined TO order reissessment
of property in the lower district.
No other business Of importance was
transacted. .. f.. $50:
Personal NoTEs.-Rev. D. 3. Winfree has
moved his family to our town, and taken
ND his permanent residence. On his arrival
he found his house neatly furnished anu well
provisioned, through the iberallty Of his
congregation.
Mr.. j. E. Laprade, the new county sur
veyor, is not, as has been stated, resident OF
Powhatan county, nor was he candldate
for any position in that county at the late
election. He is registered voter IN thiS
county.
Rev. J.. Fl. Hammond, Of the Meade Me-
mortal church, is about TO remove to oregon.
Orr NEW DELEGATEs.-The county clerk
has granted certificate of election to Soc
rates Brooks and John w. Wake as dele
gates from this county. In the 'election Oh
Ir. Brooks the county secures the services OF
an able gentleman and rewards falthiui
public officer. .... f.....
Appo1srxENr.-D. C. Bowman has been
appointed agent at Manchester station, Kc1.
mond and DanvilIe railroad, u'ce w. Z.
Morton. transferred to brakes Brancn.
Joseph Phaup is agent at Rockets ana tne
Granite Works.
THE County CLERK.-At the ensuing term
OF the County Court Judge Cox Will ap.
point clerk to till the unexpired term OF
II, 81. Cogbill, deceased. Mr. n. a Cogoii
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SPECIAL NoTIcE.-Wheneyer VIC recommend 9
worthy object feel double satisfaction: First,
that Of benefting those who avail themselves OF
our suggestion; and second, that Of having as
sisted a merltorteus article. These remarks are
suggested to us by noticing the advertisement OF
that truly wonderful medicine THE GLOBE
FLOWER Cough SYRUP, which occurs in this Is
sue and 10 referring TO It, we most heartily recon-
mend 1t to those Of our readers who are afflicted
with any kind of cough or lung affection. With our
most distinguished physicians and oldest citizens
The merits Of THE GLoBE-FLowER SYRUP are as
familiar as the late rebellion; and to all who are
needing safe, pleasant, and most eficacious coueh
medicine we would suggest that they use the
GLoDE-FLowER COUGH SYRUP, which has borne
thousands of human belngs-who were languishlng
under that terrible disease consumption, weak.
hopeless, and despairing-out of the depths of
dependency into the paradise of health and cheer
funess. ... ."... .ta#..- f....a IS ,. ~
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PENrTENTIARY SrATIsTICs.--Total number of
prisoners on hand October 1, 1878, 759--
white men, 147; white women, 8; colored
women, 63: colored men, 209. Number
bred out: TO Old Dominion Granite Works,
275: to Mason & lIoge, g.. Received from
October 1st to November 1st: White men,
I; coored men, IL; colored women, 16.
Recaptured Coored man, total, %.
Grand total, 1872.
Died, discharged, AID escaped from Octo-
Der l to November L: Died in prison:
Colored men, 4; colored woman, /. Dis
charged: White men, 13; colored women,
4. Escaped: Colored men from Old Domin.
ion Granite Works, 2; from Mason q
Hoge, 5. Total, 80.
Remaining in prison November 1st, 752
At work in shoe shop, IA; coopers, 80;
carpenters, 13: wheelwrights and black
smiths, Is; broom-makers, 8; weavers,
hospital stewards, sick, &c, 80; cooks and
gate-keepers. 80; old, inirm, one-leg, one
arm, &C., 81; unemployed (but Jobberssl
81 ; sent to Capitol Square. -; women IN
weavers' shops q; cooks and washers, IA
sewers, 25; men at Old Dominion Granite
Works, 254; hired to Mason s. Hoge, %.
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Suffering among Unemployed Mechan-
les and their FaInilies-A Suggestion

Suffering among Unemployed MechRn-
ics and their Families-A Suggestion
for Relief.
Editors Dispatch: There are numbers q!
very worthy men thrown out of emplo;
ment recently, through the stagnation If
trade, some OF whose families are suffering
for the necessaries Of life. 1t will be worse
as the winter draws near. Cannot some
thing be done for them? Let me suggest
something, and ask your aid to give it pub
licity, that the matter may be thought over,
and result in some good: In crisis like
this such of us as are fortunate enongh to re-
tain employment should contribute as libe-
rally as possible to those who stand in need
of assistance. -.
Good can be accomplished by organized
effort; and I propose that the employed me-
chanics in each ward form "Shoulder-to
Shoulder" clubs and contribute so much
weekly or monthly to common fund, to be
placedin the hands of reliable and trust.
worthy person, to be used IN the purchase
of provisions and fuel to be distributed to
those worthy of aid. AS an earnest Of my
intention l leave my name with the editors
of this paper (who know me) and promise to
devote q portion of my salary to the object
named, though have a large family to take
care Of In the mean time, will my brother
mechanics think over the matter, and prob
ably fall on some better plan?
----- MECHANIC OF MARSHALL WARD.
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The Cincinnati Clearinghouse.

CNc1sNATI, November s.-The clearing
house committee Of the banks ofthis city, to
whom was entrusted the issuing Of clearing.
house certificates, have asked to be dis
charged, as the certificates have oil been re-
turned, cancelled, and destroyed BY the
committee, and the securities received have
been returned to those depositing them.
This closes up the arrangement by which
the banks have made common cause to check
the panic. In every way the management
of the affair has been success, not bank
here having failed, and only the sum oil
s45O. 600 of clearing house certificates having
been necessary to ride over the period Of
the manic. r., ,, E.uu g9HligtsD
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End of the Railroad Strike i'm Tennes-


KNOXVILLE, November ,.8.--The strike on
the East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
railroad has ended by the submission Of the
men to the order of Vice-President Jacques
reducing wages. The company will employ
Us many of the men as the interest Of the
company will justify. The strike was
terminated through the Intervention Of the
committee Of merchants of Knoxville. The
excitement has entirely subsidized. Ali
trains are running regularly without inter.
jruption. The company moved to-day all
the accumulated freight, and traffic was
resumed along the entire road from Bristol
to Chattanooga. ''.''''~. 's'
The sheriff served the balance Of the
notices to-day on the Circuit Court suit
brought yesterday by the company against
the strikers to answer In February next, in
five hundred thousand dollars damages,
for obstructing the business of the company
by interference with trains and intimidating
the company's workmen. .. 8. 4 @..
The Knoxville and Ohio railroad also
resumed all trains to-day. .. ...
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Cuba.
OFFICIAL CONFIRMATION OF THE EXECUTION oi
n -...y -, THE PILIBUsTERS. : 80 .t'

OFFICIAL CONFIRMATION OF THE EXECUTION OF
t --.f3 .'>E, THE FILIBUsTERS. -" .''
5 HAVANA, November s.-The following is
a copy of the eficisl dispatch confirming me
execution of four OF those captured on tne
aSAYr1iao DE CuBA, November 4.-1ohis
Ercellency the Captain General: .At 8
o'clock this morning were shot In this caty,
for being itrnitors TO their country lsaa ZOE
sons styling themselves patriot Generals :
Bernabe Varona alias Barnbetts, generat OF
division; Pedro Cespedes, commanding
general of Cienfnegos; General Jesus Oct
Sol, and. Brigsdier- General Washington
Ryan. The executions took place in the
presence OF the entire corps OF volunteers,
the force of regular infantry, and sailors
from the feet I An immense concourse'oL
people also, Witnessed the actS The best o.
order prevailed. The prisoners met their
death with composhre. -'.1..,>,,'.
-. IN IL
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.


f..f. 4. ..E Engl0nds A ID motion
LONDON, November. 8.-The. Withdrawal
of S750,000 in specie from the Liverpool
branch Bank OF England, for shipment to
New York, caused an advance in the rate OF
discount yesterday. III 80 -Sfa ~ lil! -
The steamship City, of Richmond, from
New York for Liverpool, October 25th, Is
several days overdue. ,.,-..-......- 4.
D MApRIp, November S.-President CASTELAR,
aud Minister Sick!es were In conference yes
terday. ui%Dl" agfr 1g Il ..t:d ~ .-
BAYoNNE, November 8.--Intelligence has,
lust been received here ofa great victory by
the Carlsts over the Spaniah Government
troops IN desperate fght near the town Of
Miranda del. Arga, in the province Of Ma
yarre. The loss of the Republicans ,wss very
great, including among the, killed Lieuten-
ant General Primo de Rayena, General
Moriones was wounded and taken prisoner
by the Royalists, with forty.one other ON
GERS of the Government army.I The Car
lists also lost heavily. Among the wounded
on their side was, General Ollo, and other
chiefs. .t,t..., ...,
PARIS, November S.-The three bureaus
of the Assembly which deferred the naming
Of their members Of the committee on the
prolongation Of McMahon's powers until TO.
day, reassembled this morning ana electeo
Count de Remusat,' II. Leonsay, ana M. La
boulayle candidates Of the Left. This gives
the. Republicans o majority OF one ID tne
committed. The result has given rise 10
the most intense excitement.
y It is said that the Right, which, on the
opening fsthe Assembly, submitted the:
motion for the ten years prolongstson Of
McMahon's powers, has offered as q compro-
mise to make the term FIVE years. .,.
NJ. Leonsay has consented to the postpone
ment of the debate on his Interpretation Tor
failure TO order elections to fill vacancies IN
| the Assembly. ea;, ut ,-....... ..s.
BERLIN, November 8.-Germany sells
%, ,00O. 900 thalers In disused silver to the
United States. ss.a ri. .f.-......
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WAsHNGros, November .s.-The Civil,
Service Board have fixed the 18th OF Deem
'tions for the southern district. Applications
for this competition will be received at ttie
proper depntnsR.sau up 10, pecenber sth-
addressing E. o.. Graves, chief examiaef,
Washington. 500 y q - t>j'l-io o2.,'' =
=" 1t is understood that Governor s6ns Bard,
didate for the post-eff3ce Of the House OF
Representatives. He has assurances Of suI-
port from southern members and Is favored
BY many northern Republicans. ot'EE-u"
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GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Az P. NJ, brick dwel

GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Az P. NJ, brick dwell
- Ing No. 624 north Eighth street. adjoining the
City Spring.
JAMES LYONS, trustee, lot Of land, with fine
dwelling.hoKe thereon, In the town Of Bow
ling Green. .t.... ~,.sr#. ..sg,
HILL 6 GODDIN, P. NJ, two beautiful brick
tenements on the east line Of Third between
Main and Cary streets.
At A. W. CARRIERS STABLES, on Ninth street
between Main and Cary. IL A. NJ, horse, bug
gy, and harness. If. ...t
W. d. RATCLlFFE, 10Y A. NJ, groceries, &c. II
THOMAS w. KEESEE, 1Ols A. NJ, at Mrs. Roscoe
Il. Heath's, No. 0 west Franklin street, piano,
furniture, &c.
REDWOOD & CRENsHAw, 10 4. NJ, furniture,
mattresses, bedding. &c.
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Henry Nichols, of London, reader well
known and popular in this city, will give
rican authors on Thursday and Friday eve
nings of this week, at the rooms of the
Young Mems Christian Association.
The members OF that Association who
have paid their annual subscriptions can
obtain their tickets by applying to the libra
rian at the rooms of the Association.
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tuANcERY COURT OF RlcHMoSD.---Thc fol-

tuAHcERy COURT OF RIcHMoNp.---Thc fol-
win. cas-, were disposed of Saturday:
>.r.cr i sands as. Madigan, &c. The
,a.au"r decree having been satisfied, the
,...>. j removed from the docket.
H.gok>, &c, Is. Turner. Decree refer
IA cause 20 ! commissioner for inquiry
AMI report.
Downing. &c.. Us. Richardson, &c.
Deere, referring cauSe TO commissioner
Tor inquiry and report.
>chalIer. &C.. Is. Shatfer, &c. Decree
.r:-rrng cause 10 4 commissioner for in
,t,iry and report.
iaulkal,n rS. pfetIcr, &c. Demand of de-
;c,ti.nt> satisfied aud cause dismissed at
i,.utntitf'> costs.
Euh'> Guardian u.s. Beck>, dc. Decree
c,.tirninc report Of commissioner and di.
.-ytinS sale Of the property in The bill and
proceedings mentioned.
Holland. &c. y. Ferguson, &c. Decree
4piroying md confirming sale OF property
in the bill and proceedings mentioned.
Wilkinson IS. Wilkinson, &c. Decree dis
il.Hutng the fund on hand.
.Irhn Lindsey rs. Corkcry u Millward, DC.
p.rr"c Diminishing Plaintiffs bill with costs,
il accordance with opinion of the court
heretofore delivered.
torkery & Mill%ard cS. MCGUIRE, &c.
Decree setting aside restraining order here
,o;orc made, and making tiual disposition Of
I'll. r:I>c.
Harrison. &C., Is. Caskie, SC. Decree con-
tir:!lng and approving report OF commits
>irW"r, and making 4 partial distribution OF
the tund.
Angle, &C., Is. Griffin, &c. Decree for
r;,ir against Gritiin's administrator and Grif-
riu. ,.uStec. 20 show cause, on the 18th of No
ve..ocr. 1879, why they shall not be attached
toy di>obeyimg decree of October l6, 1878,
I,L!rrcd in this cause.
Naurv, &c. Is. McGruder, &c. Final de-
c.,:" approving and confirming report OF
commissioner IS 10 collection and disposl-
ito" Of the fund. and directing deed to the
purchaser.
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RICHMOND PHARMACEUTICAL AssocrAT1oN.-
An adjourned meeting of the apothecaries
and druggists of the city will be held at the
rooms Of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation this evening at o'clock, when a
draft of constitution, bylaws, and code of
ethics will be presented for adoption, and
officers elected for the Richmond Pharma-
ccutical Association.
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A. n w. SDrRxue.

PROVIDENCE, November 8.-All the gen.
tlemen designated as the board of trustees
at the late meeting Of the Sprague creditors
have consented to act 1t is particularly re-
quested that every one holding obligations
of the said corporation Of A. & W:Sprague,
of whatever name or nature, will forward at
once his address to Rufus Waterman, of
Providence, chairman Of said board. r.
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HELMBoLD's BUcHU is still in the zenith Of Its
popularity. Notwithstanding the absence OF Dr.
Helmbod, the celebrated medicine s still manufac-
tured at the laboratory at Philadelphia, and is sold
i,v rll re cr's fr'gs!$ts. 1t Is warranted for all
u: ...S uI the kidneys and urinary organs. Beware
OF countcrfeiIs. Genuine has proprietor's private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, sole agent.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS IN THE RrcHAoSp
Posi- OFFICE NOVEMBER 10.-General Walker,
city; Mrs. Fannie X. Tnrpin. corner Grace
and Twenty-sixtb, city: Mrs. Marthy Tay-
ior, west Franklin street, city d. city
John Hulcher, Second between Duval and
Baker, city; VIM. Gibson, Jr., city; w. A.
Gareth, northeast corner Fourth and Clay,
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>,>pAY->cEooL UNioS.-At meeting Of
N.r directory of the Young Mems Christian
A,.uril,ior held on Friday last, 1t was de-
;,-uInrG - invite all the superintendent
oI >rndAy->chooS attached to the eyanSell-
,-.l raur1lcs in this city and Manchester to
uy.ct at the rooms Of the Association at =
O'clock on Tuesday evening to consider the
rropr!rty Q: forming Suuday-School union.
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SERIOUS ACclpEST.-As Frank Myers,
r.farcl lad. was driving a loaded cart to the
r..,;dcnce u Mr.. Hudgins. in Henrico coun-
II. on Friday night, one Of the wheels
Struck a roo: in the road, which caused the
driver to fail from the top of the load, the
ra~-whccl Passing over his right leg, frac.
..ru- il =; the ankle-oint. DR.. Trent was
,rut ior. ana rendered the necessary surgi-
.>si>I.np,
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CATAwBA's PEREGRINATIoNs. - Reserved
seats may be secured at West & Johnston's
for the interesting lecture which is to be de-
livered at the Theatre tonight. Of course,
the house will be crowded by those who
want to hear Of " "Catawba's Peregrinations
Around the World" ..-..
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Nv CA-EcLc CHrRcH.-Bishop Gibbons
-,.,~ucd IN Friday last from the town Of
..'~epc-. which place he had visited with
lew ot selecting lot for the erection of
=, new church. The Bishop preached in the
town ham on "Wednesday to.quite large
altering Of pcop,e from the surrounding
,oun;ry. tie county judge adjourning his
corr; to Enable those in attendance to be
--,...nNl
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The Indians.

WACO, TEXAS, November s.-Captain j.
Egin, from an extensive reconnaissance on
the frontier, reports the indians bad as ever
Satanta remains on the reservation. Others,
under the leadership Of Big Tree, are on the
war path. o.. t @1." ''''
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THE GRoUP OF TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY
FOUR BAPTIST CLERGYAES Of Virginia, photo
graphed, aud In one magnificent picture, by the
"LEE" GALLERY, has never been surpassed, so
far us my observation goes in this style Of art.
r.. a#.. .st..-s- T. T., RT-RROwS
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TRANSFER PRINTING-IShs-Invalua to rail-
road companies, steamship: companies, banks, mer-
chants, manufacturers, and others. They are en-.
during and changeless, and will copy sharp and
clear for an indefinite period of time. Having just
received fresh supply Of these iuks, we are pre-
pared to execute orders promptly and at moderate
prices. = .g.s s yl.r ..... .'s'. f--'
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GREAT PANIC IN PRICES OF FI.EL.-Good pine
wood at IS to $3.50 per cord. Oak wood from Sc
to $3.50 per cord. West Virginia Splint Coal,
suitable for CRATES, for $3.50 per load, at G. H.
PAGEiS, Nineteenth and Cary streets.
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pa.,road Company Organised.

CORPUS CHRISTI, November S.-The Cor
pus Christi and Rio Grande Railroaa Com,
pany has been organized here. Coionei
Thomas Fl. Robb, formerly collector OF GUS
toms at Savannah, is president.
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WALLPAPERS, WALL-PAPEIs.--All the latest
styles of WALLPAPERS, Decorations, &C., now in
stock and constantly receiving. BOOTH, SPENCE
& Co, Tenth street between Main and Bank.
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Ar THE Police Court on Saturday Bos-
>i.cX Il Brother were fined 81, and Colonel
sIob>on (two cases. 81, for fast driving by
their drivers.
David Gardiner (negro) was fined 81 for
IN ASSAULT upon John Johnson (negro). ..
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] the most prominentIy-meutioned sandi.

is the most OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sandi-
date.
POLICE CoURT.-The amount collected
from fines, sales of geese, ,..plunder, &c, sor
the past month was SJs. 7>'o y, " .+~'':@
lCoURT-HoUsE SQrARE.-A stone tagging
Is being placed on the Court House Square
and its appearance greatly improved. 81" 's'''
THE CorRTs.-The County Court meets
to-day ut II O'Clock A. M, and the. Circuit
Court on Wednesday at the same hour. ,si!I'
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TRANSFER PRlSTINC-ISKS will copy clear and
distinct for an indefinite period of time. Send your
orders for work to be done in these inks to the Dis
match Printing House. ~ III 49,.
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Fire.

sr. Lor1s, November s.-James Il. Thorn-
toms iiyery stables were burned laat night.
Ain the horses were saved. Loss, SlOO,00o;
Insurance, S68, 800.
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ONE DOLLAR WILL BUY HEAVY MERINo SHIRT
FROM E. B. SPENCE & Son. ~.
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PocKgT PIcEED.-A colored man by the
name OF Jenkins, who is a shoemaker on
franklin near Fifteenth street. had bis
pocket picked on Friday night of s3G.
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COMMISSIONER or DEEDs.--The Governor
ia, appointed Mr.. Henry Phillips, dr., a
commissioner Of deeds for Virginia to reside
il Philudtlphla.
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WITHOUT ADDITIONAL CoST-the beautifu
enarnelled pictures at the " LEE " GALLERY. -
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ANoTuEE CoSy,cT.--John II. Mallory was
received at the peritentiary on Saturday to
serve Il term Of one year for Il burglary
committed il Gloucester county.
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Heavy Robbery Of Gold.

, SALT LAKE, November S.-Evans Rogers
and wife, upon their arrival here from the
East, discovered that they had been robbed
Of S7,700 In gold. -
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FIGURES IoRELcTED.-TEe official vote for
Iudnc OU!d in the city was G,9SS, and not
G.H33. as heretofore reported. The mistake
occurred IL tie City Hall.
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INDICATED RED FLANNEL SHIRTS, WARRANTED
to cure rheumatism for sale byE. b. SPENCE &
Son ......
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CorroH FROM THE SouTm.--SeVenty car
loads of cotton-n nineteen hundred bales
have arrived here from Atlanta, Ga, en- route
for the North. The train left Atlanta on the
9th.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

On GH gales Of re1l e8tnte made beoees the lst Of
Janaa'y md seth n June the tnses for the pre-
all snlss made ba,oee1 the Let NJ Jlly and hast
yMs year the t1zes haze to ne paid by the seller.