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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-14

on store and dwelling house, 800 on stock
In store, and $175 on furniture and cloth
ing. He also has $3.50 insurance on the
building occupied by Mr. Roe, the amount
of whose insurance on household goods we
have not learned. The insurance of Mr..
Manley being In companies represented by
Messrs. Burnham & Temple. The loss of
Mr.. Richardson will probably be about
$4,000, on which he has insurance to the
amount of $4,000 in companies represent
ed by NJ. J. Francisco, divided as follows
On building, $500 on hay and grain,
$500 on wagons and sleighs, 81 900, and
on horses, $1,000.
Mr.. Staples is insured for 81 200 in the
North British, represented by M. J. Fran
cisco.
INCIDENTS.
Among those not connected with the fire
companies who worked with will to save
property that was in danger are A. G.
Bates, ] Ii. Dyer, d. G. Pierce, James
Russell, Thomas Lyon, Ira NJ. Hayward
and many others whose names we cannot
now recall
Chief engineer Landon and assistant
Geo. W. Hiliard wcro on hand at every
point just when needed, and were of much
service to the fire department. Hook and
Ladder company No were IN the ground
in very few moments after the first alarm
and did everything that they could to aid
the other companies.
Ono OF the employees of the stable was
so busily engaged in helping move the
stock and wagons out of the stable that he
forgot his clothing, and all that he had ex-
cept the pair of pantalooDs, shirt and hat
that he had on were destroyed.
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THE MUTUAL LIFE.
OF NEW YORK.

Is THE BEST COMPANY.
1t has more money than any other two in
surance companies In the United States.
sr-Assets, Sixty-eight Million Dollars.
G. II. GRANGER, Agent,
Rutland, Vt.
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The place to get cabinet work, window cur
tains, cornices, pictures, frames OF all kinds,
and oil paintings engravings. chromos, cord,
&C, is at Robert Candlshs, Grove Block, Grove
street, Rutland. satisfaction, both In work and
prices, guaranteed. sep9dtjanl
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Che aatland daily 6lobe.


WAR DEPARTMENT., !
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, october 1910 p. m. J
For the middle and eastern states high
barometer, northwestern to northeastern
winds and very cool and partly cloudy
weather.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-14

Bills Introduced-By Mr.. Hubbard of
Springfield, to protect and preserve the
trout in the state of Vermont.
BY Mr.. McFadden of Wells, relating to
taxation of dogs.
BY Mr.. Hyde of Castleton. to amend an
act to incorporate the Eagle railroad and
slate company.
BY Mr.. Davis of St.. Albans, to regulate
the practice of medicine in the state of
Vermont.
BY Mr.. Smalley of Burlington, fixing the
time of holding the county courts in the
county of Chittenden.
Br. Mr.. Newell of Shelburn, fixing the
fees of judges of probate in certain cases.
The speaker laid before the house COM
munication from the sergeant-at-arms an
nouncing the following appointments in his
department Francis Phelps, door-keeper;
I. b. Wiley, assistant door-keeper, Romeo
G. Brown, page, John Hard. page, James
Flanders, page, Claudus M. Severance,
page.
On motion of Mr.. Reed of Pawlei, adj
journed.
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WASHINGTON
WELLINGTON STEAMER

was stationed at the reservoir, corner of
Grove and West street, their hose being laid
on West street, round through Willow
street, to the rear end of the stable, and
through its efforts the house behind the
stable. owned and occupied by Mrs. Snow,
was saved, although everything was remov-
ed therefrom. Three lengths of hose were
attached to a hydrant that has just been
put in on Wales street, the water from
which was of great service in saving adj
joining property.
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TIE FIRST INFORMATION

that Mr.. Richardson, who was sitting in his
Office, had of the fire his son, WHO had been
out with a team, drove into the stable and
exclaimed ''the barn is on fire." about the
same time gentleman who was stopping
at the Berwick house, looking out of the
window discovered the fire bursting out of
a door in the second story of the building.
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THE SULTAN AND THE SUCCESSION.
The Standard denies that the Sultan has
engaged to restore the ancient order OF sue
cession.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-02

RETURNING HoME.-It will be gratifying to
their friends here to learn that Alderman W.
81. Scott and Councilman John NJ. Higgins
are upon their homeward return, after a
most pleasant and enjoyable trip to ireland,
England, France, &C., sc. While in France
they visited Lourdes-place of the miracles
and many other points of romance and his
toric fame. While atiourdes they bad ocu.
lar evidence OF two miraeles-a third occur.
ring upon the day of their departure.
Thousands upon thousands of pilgrims, of
all nations and tongues, were visiting at the
shrine. At Paris they were to rest and re-
cuperate awhile; then to return via London
for home. They have sent their remem-
brances to their friends here, and we are not
uncertain it is their united wish that they
may have calm sea and propitous breezes.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

MAss.MEEr1SG.-A grand mass-meeting OF
tho Conseryatiye voters of Manchester city
will take place at the courthouse on to,mor, :,
row night (3O, under the auspices ices, OF Tin the
GIa T ronservatiye clubs and citizens oi
Richmond ? ni % are expected TO attend: Governor
e. G. Walker, Hon. A. N. Kelley, Mr. a
George g. 70 D. Wise, Major R. B. Berkeley, CO,
lionel John q. Guy, and other speakers will o .
present. Let there be grand turn out o
the people. !,
BARBECUE m CHEsrEHrrEID.-There vii
be barbecue and public speaklng us ~. ~
old court.bouse Chesterfield county, 70 %
Morrow u,o @ Governor Walker, Hon: A. ID
Kelley, Kelley Messrs. W. W. Berry, sosTate. ate,
] Rrooks william Ambers, and other speaker
wi viii be be present to address the people,
cHuRcH Norz.--The Rev. Or. Hoge vii
preach tonight in the Manchester PEesDs
terian church.
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PROBABLE PILGRIMAGE OF RICHMOND KNIGHTS
TEMPLAR TO NEW ORLEANs.-Tbe Triennial
Conclave of the Grand Encampment of
Knights Templar for the United States, to be
held at New Orleans 1st December next,
promises to be largely attended, notwith-
standing the political troubles by which that
city is now surrounded.
At recent meeting of Richmond Com
mandery, No. 2, the question was discussed
and much interest manifested in the proposed
pilgrimage, very liberal arrangement being
proposed by one of the lines Of railway,
which will probably tempt many of the
Templars from this city to make the trip.
A committee was appointed to ascertain
how many members of Richmond Com.
mandery would go, and they will probably
report at the semi-ann dal inspection and
drill of the Commandery on Tuesday, 18th
instant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-02

ASGLo.AMERIcAN MARIoNETTE CoMBrNA-
TIoN.-On Tuesday next the Anglo-Ameri-
can Marionette Combination, jnst from Eu-
rope, will commence an engagement at the
Virginia Opera-House. The management
announce that the entire spring and summer
months have been occupied in the construc-
ton of this splendid entertainment. The
proprietor and his agent visited Europe for
the sole purpose of viewing the best Mario
nette exhibitions to be found in England,
France, and Germany; making personal
inspection of their various attractive features,
and the improved mechanical contriVances
by which these almost human performers
are manipulated, with a view of producing
in America a tirst-class Marionette entertain.
ment.
The exhibition is said to comprise lillipu-
tian figures that initiate, il they do not eX-
eel, the very action and speech of living art
ists, and perform in an acceptable manner
all that pertains to the history Of amuse.
ments. During the entire mimic entertain
ment not living human being appears on
the stage, the performances being given by
mechanical figures, controlled by hidden
manipUlations which astonish and perplex
observers.
Reserved seats may be secured at the.Op-
era House,
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THHE DISPATCH PRINTING HOUSE,
Il In It's extent and equipment is uneqialicd 10y
any printing establishment IN the South. Has large
and ample facilities for doing ALL KINDS OF JOB
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF PRINTING
promptly and neatly executed, and at low prices.
GOOD WORK, GUOD MATERIAL, AND SATiS.
FACTION GUARANTEED. Look al some OF our
prices:
BUSINESS CARDS So to IS per 1000.
VISITING CARDS SOC. to IL for so.
LETTER HEADS ~ TO Sc. IS per realn.
BILL HEADS 81 to IL 0 per ream.
CIRCULARS $3.50 to ~ per ,0O0.
HASDB1LLS 81 10 f3 per 100.
Corresponding low prices for other kinds of
work. -
RAILROAD and STEAMBOAT WORK a spe-
cially. The fact that we have for the past twenty
five years been doing the most of this class of work
is evidence that we are prepared to do 1t promptly
and satisfactorily.
We particularly Invite attention to the beautiful
and useful TRANSFER INKS that we are now
using. They have been but recently introduced,
but are already extensively used by railroad and
steamboat companies, banks, merchants, and Others.
We are now furnishing these inks IN ALI. CO.
LoRS aud of quality that can be copied any length
of time after being printed. They will copy clearly
and distinctly lu the ordinary leiter-presS book.
Orders respectfully solicited, and satisfaction
given In prices and work. SEQ
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TRE MEETING SAID TO HAVE BEEN Ar
RANGED :BETwEEN GEaERALs JOHNSON AUD
MAH0SE.-There was little or no reliable i'm
formation to be obtained in the city yester-
DAY 10 regard to the whereabouts of Gene
raj Bradley L. Johnson, or as to the meeting
SAID 10 have been arranged to take place be-
tween him and General Malone. General
Mahone was arrested in Norfolk upon the
information contained in o telegram sent
from here by Major Poe, chief of police. A
similar telegram was sent to Washington
and: Baltimore, but General johnson could
not be found. It Is believed that he left the
boat at one OF the landings on the Maryland
side Of the Potomac before its arrival at
Washington, and repaired to spot on the
Eastern Shore of Maryland previously
agreed upon. When last seen heewas tray
elling in company within friend, and 1t was
given out that he was going 10 Baltimore
and from thence to New York.
The gentlemen in Richmond in possession
of all the facts Of the case refuse to diyulge
anything whatever, and therefore nothing
definite is to be ascertaIned about the cor
respondence more than that it grew out of
a "dodger" circulated on the day,al the pzi-
mary election headed "Down FithMahoDe
Interference" and charging hat fGeneral
Malone was at the St. james hoM, though
not registered there, and had assembled his
followers "and organized ring To- beat
General johnson for the Senate" &c. 1t
seems certain that no actual challenge passed
before the two gentlemen left Richmond,
for Mr.. William L. Loyal, the law partner
and intimate friend Of General johnson,
assured a representative Of this paper yes
terday afternoon that he was in communica-
ton with General johnson, and that Gene
raj johnson chad done nothing whatever to
him SELF"
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T OST BOY.-Intormatio wanted Of my
IL little son. HENRY QUARLES, who was stay
ing at ,lary Christians ON Broad street near Belle
ve School He is about six years old, bright color
ANY Information of him will be Thankfully re-
ceived by his distressed mother If left at the above
place. foe 2-1t*I MARY QUAkLES.
STRAYED OR STOLEN, from Man On
~ chester, on Wednesday night, one light 81
bay HORSE, medium size, heavy black maize and
tail fore-top cut to about four inches marked By
saddle: small star In forehead. A liberal reward
will be paid for bis recovery. Address
oc 2-1tk GEORGE MUM, Manchester, Va.
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pps1rRsrrAeY STATISTICS here were
Yesterday morning on the records OF tins IN
sttution 796 prisoners; of which 3S4 were
inside the prison, 227 at the Old Dominion
Granite Quarry five miles from the city,
and 1873 on the Valley railroad under Mason,
Gooch d Hoge. OF the number in the penl'
tentiary, Is are women, two of them white
Under the management Of French Strother,
the Superintendent, and his corps of officers,
the prisoners are nearer self-supporting than
they ever were before in the history of the
institution,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-02

TIE MoCLosKY. GRIFFITH AssAuLT.-The
case of the Commonwealth us. Policeman
McCIosky, charged with assaulting William
Griffith in his own house and destroying
valuable furniture, was called again yester..
fav at Justice Whites court, but the accused
did not appear. His counsel stated that ne
was confined to his bed from injuries re-
ceiyed in the fight with Griffith. who is said
70 have been assisted by his wife and two
other women The case was continued Till
Tuasday.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

W. GODDIN, s P. NJ, lot south side of Mar
shall between First and Adams Streets
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, AZ P. NJ, brick dwell
Ing No. 107 Main street, between First and
Second.
}. THOMPSON BROWN, AZ 2. NJ, brick dwelling
No. 607 Second street, between Leigh and
jackson.
RICHARDSON & CO., P. NJ, five building lots on
Tweuty-eighth street, Church Hill.
COOK G. LAUGHTON, 10 A. H., furniture. &c.
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POLICE COURT. YEsTERDAY.-Police Jus.
ttce White presiding.--The following cases
were disposed Of:
Mrs. James Moran, guilty Of assaultine
Margaret Hebner with four-pound weight.
was fined So.
The case of Robert Fl. Allen, charged
with threatening to assault John T. Mum
was discharged on payment Of costs.
Charles Williams and William Pride, for
creating disturbance in the street, were
fined ST. each.
Richard Mays, charged with obtaining S12
from Thomas Anderson under false pre-
tences, was discharged.
Richard Jennings was fined IS for cursing
and threatening Angelo CardWell.
Mary johnson, for abusing Mary Turner
and threatening her life, was fined $3.50 and
sent to Jail for thirty days.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


eg LEVY BROTHERS beg leave to an
nouncc special grand opening of
FALL DRESS GOODS ON OCTOBER lsT.
They have now received full assortment OF all the
new fabrics OF the SEASON. and call attention to the
ARMENIAN CLOTHS,
DIAGONAL SERG Es,
among the novelties in OLoRED DRESS GODS
and ENGLISH BoMBAZGNE and CAsHa1EREs
In BLACK GOODS.
In BLACK SILKS they have the follow ing cele-
bratcd brands
BELLON,
TEILLARD,
TELISSIER,
In addition to their regular stock, ranging In price
from 81 TO s3 SO per yard.
BLACK GROUND WHITE STRIPED SILK at
IL per yard;
IRISH POrLINS in all desirable shades at 81 and
1925 per yard;
CORDED SILK VELoURS;
CASHMERES in all colors
ARMENIAN CLOTHS and DIAGONAL SERGEs
in fall shades;
SILK TRIMMING VELVET, black and In colorsE
MANTILLA SILk VELVETS;
vETlyETEENs In all colors;
WHITE BEZlQUE for cloaks;
A full line of BLACK ami COLORED SATINS;
TRIMMING SILKSin every shade desirable;
TYCOON RIPS, SOLID COLOR ALPACAS
MANCHESTER ALPACAS, BLACK ALPACA,
BLACK MOHAIR, BLACK EMPRESS CLOTH,
TAMISE CLOTH, ENGLISH BOMBAZINE,
BLACK FRENCH BOMBAZINE, and CASH
MERE.
The assortment Of DRESS GOODS is complete,
and the prices such give satisfaction to the pur-
chaser.
Be sure to call and look at our stock before max
Ing your selections. LEVY BROTHERS,
ocl l017 and 1919 Main street.
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PROFESSOR DoD's LEcTURE.-Professor
Dod;s lecture at Association Hall last night
was heard by most apprecialive audience
He handled his subject in manner which
gave great satisfaction to bis auditors, and
will draw larger crowd when he lectures
in Richmond again. "Dreams and Dream.
ers" delights, while it instructs, and Is much
above the plane Of the general run of popu.
lar lecturers,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-02

ANDERSON THE WIzAgD.-The audience at
the Virginia Opera-HouSe last night was one
of the largest we have ever seen gathered IN
that building, and every one seemed delight
ed with the delusions presented by Professor
Anderson, the great wizard, and many were
made glad by bis presents. He and Miss
Leona deserve in an eminent degree the pa
tronage of the public. On Saturday there
will be a matinee at O'Clock, when each
child will receive O present.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-02

GATHERINGS IN THE soUTH-There has been
much written lately that is very dubious about po-
Htcal gatherings and conflict OF races yet there is
one class Of gatherings all over the South about
which there 10 mot even the shadow of doubt
namely: Gathering for the purpose OF purchasing
the remaining tickets for the next and Last Gif,
Concert OF the Public Library OF Kentucky, to
come off November 30th. The South has been i'm
poverished and reasonable share of that %
600 then to be distributed will be very acceptable
Tickets for sale by A. P. L'ECUYER, 900 Bank
street, Richmond
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TIE MERCHANTS, TAX CAsE.-Judge dul-
oon oaye NO decision on this important ques-
sion 1 Yesterday morning owing to the absence
y, where eI he has gone to argue IN important
case ip the United States District Court.
Judge Guigon will probably render decl-
oion on Saturday. ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-02

WANTED, CONFEDERATE POST
w AGE STAMPS OF all denominations, can.
celIed or uncauceLed; and lor stamps or envelopes
with any OF the Confederate pos ma ter's names on
them will pay from 25 cert 10 50 SO each.
&. 4. JOHNSTON,
News and Music ID, :er 81 s Main street.
ON
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Jd1iu0ru 13, 1872.

TRANSFER PRINTING INKs.-Ne invite attcn
ton TO the beautiful and useful TRANSFER INKS
that we are now using. They are of recent intro
duction, but are already extensively used by rail-
road and steamboat companies, banks, merchants
and others. The inks tSat we are now furnishing
are Of quality that can be copied any length o
time after being printed. Will copy In ordinary
letter-presS book.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-02

CONSERVATIVE Org ANIzATIoN FOR ASHLAND
Towssu,p.-The Conservative organization
for Ashland township, Hanover county, ap'
nointed by the Third Congressional Com
mittee is as follows: William Josiah Leake
township superintendent; Edwin Vaughn,
assistant superintendent; DR.. PoWhatan
Bledsoe, assistant superintendent; DR.. 1. .
woodbridge, D. A. Timberlake, James a
Scott p. S. Mosby, J. 81. LeftWich.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFIcE OCTOBER l, 1874
DR.. j. Fl. Branch, Enfield, n. c.; Mr.. Peter
Cary, Gordonsville, Orange county, va;
MIR. James w. Smith; Mrs. K. 5. sadler, Mel
toms station, Chesapeake and ONO railroad
G, Thurston, care Mary Hilhouse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-02

SARLE AND CARRIAGE-H HOUSES
~ FOX RENT.-Stsble with three stalls room AZ
for carriages, and large feed room, ail pew,at
100 east Grace street. Sc 30-3t
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THE FIRE LAST N1GHT.-About halfpast S
O'Clock last evening lighted kerosene oil
lamp exploded, or was overturned, in the
kitchen attached to MIR. Keesee's residence,
on Seventh street near the City Spring, and
set fire to the floor. An alarm was turned
in at box No. 8 Second police station), and
the fremen had run to no purpose, for the
flames were extinguished in short time,
and without their aid. Damage triflnS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-02

TOR RENT, two of those new and a.
L convenient TENEMENTS on Paud Twen- IL
ty-seventh Streets with four rooms and kitchen TO
each, only 81 0 per month. One TENEMENT cor-
ner Twenty-seventh and streets, $l2.5U peg
month. To good prompt paying tenants posse ss!2u
be had ut once Such parties may call upon the
subscriber. SAMUEL Ii. JONES, s
912 Twenty-seventh street.
N.B.-0ne house eight rooms, closets, &c, at AIS
per month. Sc $685."
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ARREST OF AN ESCAPED CONVICT. VIII
Gooch, professional thief and an escaped
convict from the public works in the Valley
of Virginia, was yesterday detected attempt
ing to pawn a valuable lady's gold watch.
AN effort was made by the police to arrest
him, but he ran of at great speed, followed
by an excited crowd of men and boys.
Alter going several squares ana running IN
and out of several alleys, he was oVerhauled
near the Chesapeake and OHIO railroad
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-02

CoSvIcrs REcElvED.-The following CO.
lored conyicts from Montgomery county
were placed in the penitentiary yesterday !:
Thomas Baker and John Fraction, to serve
three years each for house-breaking, and
James Mays, four years for the same offence !;
Burnett Clayton, one year for voluntary
manslaughter, and John Dooley, one year
for rnhharY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-02

DOARD WITH ROOM on first, second,
ID or third floor, can be had at
MISS &. G. TEMPLES
Nos. 1Oll aud 10l3 Clay street,
c., oS.fod6tx between Tenth aud Eleventh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-02

EOR RENT, that elegant aud desira- a. a.
n BILE SORE corner Of Tenth and Main Esa
streets. now occupied by the PiedmontAnd sr,inY-
ton Life Insurance Company Us, their office, with.
of the store and for any Kind of business IL has few
equals. Possession soon, and rent moderate tu a
good and permanent tenant. Apply to
LYME q BR0THE Il, 49,
&C 1-3t, 80 Real state aceil.s.
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Editors Dispatch: In Jackson Ward on
last evening it was John G. Baugh lnsteao
Of Bali (as in this mornings Dtspatch) tha'
was elected delegate to the Convention.
Respectfully, yours,
October 1, 1874. JOHN ". oAoeh'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-02

MER curry, ARSENIC, AND QUINISE are the poi
sons usually administered 10 counteract the poison
Of malaria They sometimes "bleak chilli bu,
are always hurtful and often dangerous to The sys.
tenn. HEsHLER's FEVER AND AGUE PILLS are an
infallible cure for periodic fevers, aotho,d any o.
these poisons. Sold by druggists and by FRASER &
LEE, New York city.
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EOR RENT, the very DESIRABLEE:s
II DWELLING, No. ! O4, on The north side III
OF Grace between Adams and jefferson streets, con.
taihng rooms, besides kitchen with four ro lps.
i he dwelling has been recently painted. and Is IN
perfect order Possession ut once. Apply 10
JOHN L. oUDJiN, Real Estate gent,
So sc. st Bank and eleventh streets.
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PORTRAIT OF CHIEF.JUsTIcE MARSHALL
Mr.. Frank G.. Ruffin, of Chesterfield county,
Yesterday sent to the State Library bne
nicture of Chief Justice Marshall, painted by
Ipman
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prR11c EDUCATION but five of the
county superiptendents of schools have for
warded their annual reports to the Superin-
tendent of Public Education.