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MAIL ROBBERY Abingdon Enterprise. J.
We learn that the mai-carrier between Max
Meadows and Graham's Forge was robbed
of the mail-pouch ON Wednesday night last.
He says that on the way to the forge he came
across two men sitting on the fence; when
he got close to them they hailed him, and
one of them asked him how be would swap
pistols. He replied that he did not have q
pistol. "That is just what we desired to
know" said the highwayman, "and as you
happen to have none, we will relieve you OF
that mailbag" Suiting the action to the
word, the two took the bag. and walked of
with it into the woods. Nothing has been
heard OF it or the robbers since.
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LATEST INFORMATION COSCEKyIEG THE DEATH
OF CAPTAIN HALL-A THOROUGH fNrESTIGA.
TON TO DE BADE-IEAR-SDMRAL GoLDsDo-
ROUGH PITT or TIE RETIRED LIsT-FIsASC1AI
POLITICAL.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I
WASHINGTON, D. c., October l6.-Fhe
latest information about the death Of Cap
tain Hall, with the limitations that DR.. Bes-
sci was in some degree responsible, causes
quite stir here, particularly in the Navy
Department; and there is to be new and
thorough examination into the matter, which
will be held on Wednesday.
The Tallapoosa, with the survivors on
board, is hourly expected at the hayward
here, though she has probably been delayed
outside by the tempestuous weather.
From all points news is received that The
financial skies are Frightening. Reports
from New York are to the effect that much
healthier and sounder condition Of affairs is
in Wall street than has been OBJ
seryab!e for very long time.
Rear-Admiral Goldsboroughy who has
been in the United States naval service since
Es12, was to-day, at his own request, placed
GA the retired list, and his recent orders to
the command of the Asiatic squadron were
consequently revoked.
The interest in political affairs, which was
exhibited in very brief proportions during
tile panic excitement, begins to show itself
apnin and though comparatirelF slight,
owing to the fact that this is the near ap-
proach of the time when Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Wisconsin, and Iowa are to elect State
officers, creates feeling of anxiety innearly
all quarters that will be certain to show itself
more forcibly before week is over. The
main interest is as to what strength the
farmers will show in the contests; though
even in this is admitted universally that
not until next year will the oranges come to
the front in the fullness of their strength.
TIMOS.
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Ei-.Ay CrF1cE roi.ofSs ':-rr.7 ~ VI r =" -
BLAcKMslL-JIfg ArTEaYT TO BINtRMArr.
posT-OFrICE CLERKS CONDEMNED. = New
York Hcrolfs Washington Correspondence. ]
The attention Of the Secretary OF the .Trea-
sury was called to the statement that
the Treasury officials in Baltimore had as
sessed the Government employee. for
political purposes, and that the clerks
bad refused to pay, under the civil-service
rules. The Secretary not only denounced
this attempt to raise money for po-
litical purposes, but hoped that every en-
ploye of the Treasury Department in Bati.
more would refIlse TO pay cent, and he
would stand by all that resisted this species
of cXtortion. In his opinion, contributions
for such purposes should be left entirely TO
the judgment of the employee. So far as his
observation had gone, he had noticed
that clerks were generally required to
pay an amount which they could not
spare, and this system Of eXaetipg
money was not only contrary to ciyil-service
rules, but was pernicious, and could not be
tolerated by him under any circumstances.
The President indorses this policy. It is
stated that the Maryland Republican man.
ayers have always been strenuous In demands
upon general party funds in the hands Of
the committees in Washington, while at the
same time they have as persistenty refused
to contribute to those funds. Postmaster
Filley's cxactions in st. Louis were con-
demned by the ostmaster-General, or,
rather, the civl-serrice rules, which pro-
hbit such conduct. In Mr.. Filley's case the
assessment was for the purpose of defrny-
ing the expenses Of the Presidents recep-
ton. In Maryland the cXactions are to help
to defray the expenses of Il political CAM
paign. The President did not need a re-
ception, but Maryland must be delivered
from Democratic rule. This is the opinion
of parties interested in the levy.
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Washington Items.

WAsnINaToN, October 6.-Admiral Colds
borough has been placed on the retired list
The Treasury Department Is paying per
sons who were employed in taking the
United States census in the southern States
in 1860 but were deprived Of their money
BY the breaking out of the war. Already
over $50, 900 have been paid in sums ranging
from $50 to 500.
Medical Director Charles Diversified, Of the
United States navy, is dead.
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:-.'F'S- =. ,s-'~SsoT' :.
C.-The Recent Election Declared
NuiI md ysid-Fafaa Accident
CnARtEsros, october Cat noon to-day
largely attended meeting Of citizens for.
mally declared the recent municipal cleo
ton to be null and void, and called upon the
present mayor aud aldermen to retain their
offices until their successors shall be legally
elected. =.
During furious storm this afternoon the
freight depot of the Northeastern railro ad
was unroofed, killing John miller, and A.
Reid, an employee, and severely injuring
several others.
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THE YELLOw-FEvER EPIDEMIC.

MONTGOMERY, October 6.-No yellow-fever
deaths reported for the forty-eight hours
ending at noon to-day. The total VRdmber
of deaths reported by the Board of Health
since the first case originated has been eight.
GOVERNMENT AID FOR THE SUFFERERS.
WASHINGTON, October 6.-The President
has requested the Secretary Of War to direct
the Commissary.G General to send ten thou
sand rations to Memphis, Tenn for the yell
iow-fcver sufferers.
A telegram has been received here from
the Howard Association ut Shreveport ex-
pressing gratitude for the action of the Gov
eminent in sending rations for the sufferers
there.
OTHER AID FOR THE SUFFERERS.
ATLANTA, Ga, October G.-Libera' sums
we're collected in the churches here yester-
day for Memphis.
Knoxville, October Conc thousand
dollars has been raised here for the Memphis
sufferers, and the subscription is promising.
The hIssons and Odd-Fellows hold meetings
tonight for relief.
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How SHALL Our PRESIDENTS BE ELECTED
i New York telegram says :" The meeting of
the Committee on Privileges and Elections
of the United States Senate TO consider a
plan for changing the Constitution with re-
gard to the method of clecting president,
which was to have taken place Friday, was
not held, in consequence of the absence of a
quorum. Senator Anthony. in answer to in
Quiries, said it would be impossible to indi-
cate the character of the committees report.
1t was certain, however, that the method OF
electng president by direct vote would
not be recommended, for the reason that it
would be impossible to get the necessary
two-tbirds vote Of the Senate for such plan.
Certain defects in the present method would
be remedied."
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waattser Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, October 6.-The cyclone in
the Southern States will probably diminish
in extent and severity as it moves northeast
ward toward the South Atlantic coast.
For the South Atlantic States on Tuesday,
cool. northwestcrly winds, with cloudy and
clearing weather.
For the Middle States, fresh and possibly
brisk northwesterly winds, partly cloudy
and clearing weather.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, October 6.-Flour quiet and un,
changed. Wheat quiet but firm for southern nn i,
dull and heavy for western. Corn steady; white
southern, 69iQ7Oc.; yellow southern, 6GW67c.
Oats active and firm; southern, 43@4sc. Rye
quiet and steady preSs Has4agSedr pr2gtsl1s
Shoulders. Ike: clear rib sides, SHc. Bacon
sht' ea94c; clear rib sides, lo@loar.
sugar cured hams l3@l5e Larl.morc a2ln az.
Changed. Cgifre quiet and nominal. Nhlskey-
nrInic Sl6Il OF. sugar unchanged.
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The delegates to the Radical convention
in Fairfax county refused to make nomi-
nation for sheriff, "because," as the corre-
snondent of the State Journal says, "of the
objectionable whsPptng-lascs on the statute
books"
Republican nominations in Campbell
county: For House OF Delegate, :. /. Holt,
f. G.. Hutter, aud Is. w. Bocock.
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Employ ees Of Locomottve-WOrk Dis
ehursed. =

Pull DgLpHIA, October G.-The proprie-
tors of the Baldwin Locomotive-Worksh have
discharged 200 out of 300 employees. Con-
siderable work has been done ahead of time,
and ten locomotives will be delivered weekly
until the middle of next month to the Penn
sylyania Railroad Company. They have de.
liyered eighty.fye locomotives, and will
make fifteen more. The reduction in the
number of hands was caused partly by the
cancelling or postponing of orders BY par
ties whose position did not warrant tneir
fulflment, but mainly in the falling Oh IN
fine number of orders received.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Monday, October T..


WuEAT.-White, ITS bushels. Red, $50 BUSH
els.
CoRS.-White SAC bushels.
OATS.-44S bushels.
SALES. >
WuEAT.-White, ii bushels very good at " LOO;
WHEAT.-Red, so bushels common ut S1.25;
bushels very good ut $3.50; 81 bushels very good
ut Sl.55 ; 81 bushels common ut Sl.3o-totai' lou
bushels.
OATs.-1S bushels prime Virginia spring at 4Sc. I;
$50 bushels very good Virginia spring at 4Sc.; ~
bushels very good Virginia spring Oh private Terms
total, 44S bushels. -
CoRH.-White, &C bushels prime on private terms !;
500 bushels very good 7oc.-total, o4O bushels.
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NEW ORLEANS, October 6.-Flour, stock small
good local demand; double extra, s6.25G$6 so
Corn quiet nc nc. tor mixed; 72@73c. for white
Oats dull at 55c. Bran-no sales. Hay quiet al
S3@24c. for prime. Pork dull at M for mess
dufl nj 99c for shoulders; DC. for clear rib; 0c
for clear Sides. Hams, 14@15e. Lard dal at SIG
&C. for tlerce: Qc. for Keg sugar ana =,
rucinnati coffee quiet fair, 22G224c good, 22i
G2oTc. prime, 224922kc.
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FINANCIAL.
By Telegraph.
NEW WORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, October G-Noon.-S;ocks active.
Gold opened NJ 0, 1895 bid. Money, 7 gold bid.
E.xehange-Long. l07H; short, l0s4. Governments
dull and steady. States quiet. &c..
EreainJ-AIoncy easy ut 1-16 commission
Sterling stronger ut 107iG. Gold, 110@ll0G. Gov.
crnmcnts strong, but little doing. States quiet and
nominal; Tennessce'S, TAN new, II. Virginia s.
80; new, 40; consos, At; deferred, .9E.
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GreonsvilIe.
CONSERVATIVE NoMINATIoEs.. q

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.I
BELFIELD, Va, October 6.-The Conserva-
tiyes of Greensville county made the follow
ing nominations to-day: W. A. Reese for
the Legislature, D. r. Newsom for Sheriff,
B. +. Jarratt for County Treasurer, w. ".
Powell for Superintendent of Poor, j.: II.
Wilson for Commonwealth Attorney.
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The United States and Mexican Com
mission. ~

WASHINGTON, October 6.--The new Mex
ran commissioner is busily engaged in exam
ming claims which have been argued before
the Commission, while Judge Waiworth,
the American commissioner, is performing
a similar duty at his home, in Kentucky.
The clerical force of the commission ate
arranging the papers relating to unaoluulca y,
ted cases, in order to an early iesump!io'i y,
business by the commission, an umpire pas
not yet been agreed on. ~.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CISCISNATI, October G.-Flour steady, So.S3@
ma mapd. Pork Steady. s14.75@sl5. Lard hrner;
steam, Sc: kettle Ss@s4c Bacon In fair dem al
Sc. clear, 94c. Whlskey, 90c., currency.
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bedford.
RUN OVER BY TIE CARS AND KILLED.

Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.]
LIBERTY, VA, October 6.-John Hill,
lying on the railroad track near Thaxton's,
was run over and instantly killed by the
$50 train last night. Deceased was a
stone mason at work on the road. He was
thought to be intoxicated at the time Of the
accident.
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PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Pun ,DsrpIu,. October G.-Becf cattle In I'M
nroyed ccnand and iirncr; sales of 5000 head ex-
ira Pennsylvania and western steers at s6.!21
s7.37a; fair to good, sG4S6,5Q; common; gag
E1.5O. sheep tirmer; sales OF l2,uoo hcau a. -
ta6c. per pound. Hogs unchanged; sales OF 5000
Lo,d AZ S7mS7 .05.
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RICHNoNp, YORK RIVER AND CHEsAPEAKE}
.. '.'h RAILROAD COMPANY,
..-- RICHMOND, July u, 1873. J

RICHMOND. July II, 1878.
IN AND AFTER THIS DATE PAS
" sENGER and FREIGHT TRAINS on This
road will rIiu as follows:
PASSENGER TRAIN for West Point leaves
Richmond at 3 p. NJ. end train from West Point
will arrive vt Richmond ut lo:a0 A. NJ Oily (Sun-
days excepted. r4a
has been placed on the route between West Point and
Baltimore to run IN connection with this road and
will make three tripsa week, leaving West Point
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS. and SATURDAYS
on the arrival of the train, which leaves Richmond
al r NJ, arriving ut Baltimore next morning In
ample time to connect with tralas tor The North
and West; aud leave Baltimore MONDAYS, WE'D
NESDAYS. and FRIDAYS at PM, connecting
1T West Point with the train due at Richmond nj
1880 next morning.
Fare to Baltimore, IS: colored people, ~.
FREIGHT TRAIN. With passenger car attached,
for through freight ouly, leaves Richnond Tues
DAYS, Thursdays, and Saturdays at IA. NJ. Through
freight received daily till p. NJ.
FREIGHT TRAIN with passenger car attached.
for freight between Richmond and West Point.
leaves Richmond on Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays at A. NJ. Local freight received tuesdays,
N''"' EDW. +. FOLGER,
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
W.N BRAGG. Master TRANSFORMATION " p
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The NORTH, Carolina State Fair.

RALEIGH, October 6.-The new State Fair
Grounds are nearly completed. The fair
commences on Monday next. Sixty horses
have already been entered for turf exercises.
Mr.. Voorhees, speaks Friday.
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IDrJSVUIE MARK ETS.

LOUISVILLE, October 6.-Four quiet and un-
changed Corn firm ut G3@65c. for shelled and
sacked. Provisions quiet. Pork, SIG. Bacon
Shoulders, S4c.; clear rib. 94c.; clear sides, &c,
packed. i.ard-tiercc, SH9S4c.; key, 04c; steam,
Sc Whlskcy uulct ut 9Oc., currency,
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RICHMOND AND WELDON koUTE,)
GENERAL MANAGERS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA, July 20. 1873. }
THE TRAINS ON THIS ROUTE run

THE TRAINS On THIS ROUIL run
The MAIL TRAINS leave Richmond at sA. n.
and 100 p. NJ, arrive ut Petersburg al $40 NJ:
and 23S z. NJ. arrive at Weldon at oil a. NJ ana
FRETt;IIT TRAINS, with a passenger coach at
taciled, leave Richmond for Petersburg at s A NJ.
and p. ~. and returning leave Peters urs atsoo
A. VI. and $3.50 i. 81.
l:!O a. u. and 4lO +: ~, and leave Petersburg ut
t's The a. SUNDAY EXCURSION TRIMS between
Richmond and Petersburg leave both places at
4. NJ. aud5 p. ~ s,,y,
The Freight Trains will not run on SUNDAYS,
ind TN. 1855 =. ". Mail Train will not leave Peters
burg ON sundays, and the a. d. Train wiz not
leave Richmond on Mondays.
The MAIL TRAINS Will not stop between Ricn.
mond ana Petersburg except ut Manchester ana
Passengers for Norfolk will take the train leav-
ing Richmond ut go L. d; n
Passengers from Clover Hill will leave at 8 A, a.,
and returning leave Richmond ii 40 L. u. dairy
Except Sundays. , ,ua,,,, IN,
tel and ali trains leaving Petersburg Will start rom
The Washing ton-Str,et depot ,,>,, c.,o 49,.
pIIIJMHNrS PALACE SLEEPiNG-CARS are
attached TO all the Night Nal! Trains ,,.y>-rr
.,oo General Manager.
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NOTICE TO SPORTSMEN.

IN - - 'ar..t
LAFLIN AND RAND POWDER COMPANY
manufacture the following brands, which they offer
the public as articles of great superiority:
ORANGE LIGHTNING POWDER,
from Nos. TO !;
ORANGE DUCkING POWDER,
70 ON Nos. to s, packed In metal kegs oi e3 po'huS
AUDUBON POWDER,
from Nos to 4, packed In metal kegs OF st aho IL
ORANGE RRf pFFnIdEs POWDER,
s,,asE G. FF G. and FFF. c., In metal kegs Oh os,
'.D is and Is pounds.
Also. BLASTING and MINING FOR sac py tue
trade and UAVENfohi 9 ',f.n,urars
81 lB-8m ASellS ZOE lue olahuioSsohSs.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
" ROAD-On and after 5th May, 1873, the passen-
ger trains will run as follows:
WESTWARD. s

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
" RoAD.-on and after sth May, 1873, the passeu-
ger trains will run HI follows:
WESTWARD.
MAIL TRAIE.-Leayes Richmond $50 4. ~:
DAILY except Sunday, connecting with W.. C's
Va M. & G. B. railroad at Gordonsylue AND Guar
lottesville, and arrives at White Sulphur Springs
EXPRESS TRAIN.-Loayes Richmond ut 10 r.
II. DAILY except Saturday, connecttng at Gordons-
vile with W. c. Va, NJ & 6. 8. railroad trains for
Lynchburg and southwest ana arpyes sn nc aan
ingtou ON arrival OF the train, and arrives atCan-
cinnati at O'Clock next morning. 80 .v.,..
This train stops between Richmono ano " nite
Sulphur only at Junction: Gordonsvil!e Charlotte
Iflle, staunton, Goshen, Miiiboro', and Coyinston
"a. aiCIJMWOD ALTON TRAIS.-Leayes Richmond
at STOP. 81 pAII.Y except Sunday, and arrives as
Gordonsville AT sas I. N.
,s ~, EASTWARD. ~
Steamer leaves Cincinnati attP; u. DAnf e
u E asPi III sTRAfS:eLeaSea Hantiuston "a:
NJ DAILY except Sunday, and arrives ut kicnm9aa
Al $50 s,o nsn s das James rTer
FOLK. This train stops between White Snpnnr anS
Richmond only at junction, Gordonsyiue.. Cn s
iottesyille, Stauntop, Goshen, Minooso'' ana COW
NAIL TRAIN-Leayes White sulphor s:ss a; NJ
= ,iIY except Sundays, connecting with C.s va.
n G. s, railroad at Cha.iosfesydus anu u"sSN'nS
Vile, and arrives ut Richmond + u: ao,dons.
ACCOMM0DArlOS rnAanS; undsys' connectnE
VI 1 Gor U win. W., c. Va, M t. = 1890 =
train from Lypehburs and southwest ana At'sss -
Richnond lou6 A. -. = :, ,,a eona nany,u
For further information inquire ~ tns s'as~A'
oA'Ss' 4. ". PERRY, General Saperlntspssrn
LANES u. NRTRERLANp, General IicKes ASSns
+ my v.ra. - = -. --.---------
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E.xANGKl.sCaL ALLIANCE.

.<s~l.~ N THE NEW YORK CHURCHES
. >l,AN-.F\NuIEAGlN REroHTS FROM
III. HAET~ uF THE WnRLD-SrEECH Rf
s.. unGF-lETTEE FROM THE ARCH
.,~:ior or OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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WASHINGTON.
SPEECH BY GOVERNOR WALKER.

sPEECH BY GOVERNOR "ALhEk'
rspeclal telegram to the Dispatch.1
ABINGDON, Va, October Ex-Governor
Walker spoke here to-day to- a fine audi
ence. in spite of a heavy fall of rain from
daylight until near noon, which Kept
many away. He made telling speech he
reports large meetings and fine state offeel-
inp in Tazewell and Russell counties. Wash
ington is all right.
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ST.LOUIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS. October 6.-Flour quiet and I'M
changed. Corn stronger; No. mixed, 444. PORK
dull at $15@t15.5O. Bacon quiet and unchanged.
Lard dull and unchanged. WhiSkey higher 95c.
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RESTAURANTS.
1ETELLE. REsTAURATEUR,

YETELLE, REsTAURATEUR,
CORNER OF ELEVENTH AND BANK STREETS,
keeps on hand the very best that the markets AFFORD
inc}mding luxuries Of sea and land OF inc various
iatitudes from the lakes to the tropics lie Invites
attention to his unriValled
DAILY LUNCH,
of great variety, served in nmabe sy; t h
,HaW he desired obtainabe in any Atlantic city His
bar IS furnished With the best Of and
BREWED DRINKS, gotten up IN unsurpassed
lie Invites his friends and the public, city ana
country to prove the truth OF his "mcst eacensns
cheer" -.
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NoRroIk, VA, October 8.-The second
annual fair of the Virginia and North Caro-
lima Agricultural Society commences to-mor-
row. Only few entries were made to-day.
The heavy rain.storm which has been pre-
vailing here all the afternoon and evening
will interfere materially with the prospects
of the Fair unless the weather clears to-
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THIRST IMPORTATION OF&G
birds THIS SEAs0N.-Mr;C 49,
BELLENOT,at No. il10 Main stfe ssI;, nss 49,
Finch, and otrer BIRDS, when no Is oneflns as
the lowest prices L.. g. pobsrsrIC
STNGING-BiRDS. ~ rrna
n A aa.Ts - AN". 49, Sc I2-eodlm
SnuI-S"' sg.s..;...l. ElttE Efe.t
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BANKRUPTCY PRACTICE MADE a
SPECIALITY.
The Lewis amendment, adopted the 18th Of Fcbru-
airy, 1874 secures to the bankrupt additional eX-
emption in excess Of the five hundred heretofore
exempted of TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS against I'LL
Judgments and DEGREES OF State courts. ~"
Wifes right OF dover is. Us heretofore, preserved
intact
G.. MAURICE SMITH prosecutes claims or every
description against the United States Government
Mr.. J ACoB COIN, an experttn bankrupt matters
is connected with the firm.
Correspondence solicited. NH ~
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er-Ior or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
....r, BEINGS.
y" NoER' t2,'h"E d az A'I"cnn. "
8. : Si""&cd ms evening ~ mean H, AZ.
''r' =! "a, ''.'I :, y, ,"' .,:s'1 No..
.... Hon. f.nN a. h'uh"t i'I's'"eu' A'.c'
. ."-.n- 81 INC nN"'" .','''',|n''"S Io.''c'
d. A'A'-h't N,''-' ~. :, w N.' ~,
~. ,:..l -, t,,, rc,d;pr of fbr 1A3d
..',. f,, ,ro rcnoy,, AZ d;tf,r-
'".''' ga" '.'''' +,,,, pro,n,.n,,t ,,n,,,, ,
.'> '.' H., ''.', %r,',,;,,,. Inu,, ~ n,.or,.
N'H'|" "..' ,;,o, n.t ,n,, thn,o o,,art
~. ,i,,,rnn 'l"'>
f"-, 49, n.' >;',', 49, ,,,,a osso,,,,oo
80. ,..'' ,.l,,',.n, ,,,o. ,,,n,,,,n[, h,. ti,a
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-07
r,,. n,,..,sas,antic balloon OF at Last,

THE Transatlantic BaAloOn on as A'e&Sss
New YORK, October 6.-Dona ldsors trans.
atlantic balloon started from the Capitoine
Grounds. Brooklyn, at 8 o'clock this morn
mo takine due easteyly course. Its occu-.
nants were Washington r.. Fl. Donaiason'
George washington Lunt, and Alfred Ford.