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Ii must be conceded, We think, that the com
munieaton in yesterdays SrARin relation to
the quality Of light Just now furnished by the
Washington Gas Light Company was not ILL.,
timed so far as regards the occasion for such
criticism, nor ont of temper when the pTovoca-
ton Of having little 10 light Is taken into sc-
count. Lsst night the annoyance from this
cause was particularly great in many parts of
the city. With all the burners st their com
msDd, il was almOstimpossible for merchants to
raise enough light 20 90 ordinary business by,
while in large majority of cases where the
members of households desired 10 read, sew, or
90 other work OF the kind, the evening was
almost wholly lest for want Of light. What ex-
Cuse there can be for this WTetched state Of
things at this season Of the year we cannot i'm
agine. We only know that the occasions call
ing for explanations ought TO be very rare and
OF short duration. With so valuable franchise
as the company possesses, il should be both able
and willing 20 give the pubic such service as
would be without just ground OF complaint.
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CKNTRAL DIsPENSARY,
~ Corner 10th and II streets,

opeA daily from 20 p. m, Sundays excepted.
Medicine ard attendance free 20 the posr.
ATTENDING sfAEF-Disesseso OF Womsn, DR..
u. III. Barker, Monday and Thursday. Diseases Of
Throat, Heart and Lungs, DR.. O. v. eOarmAn,
Abdomen, DR.. VIM II. Ross, Tuesday ana Friday.
Surgery, DIR. W. O Briscoes w Wednesday and sstur-
klenschmidt, Monday and Thursday. Diseases Of
Children, DIR. j. Walter, Tuesday and frfdsy ~ I'm
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OYHx = h 81
NICHOLAS WHITE 90, Norfolk oyster
Depot, 621 street, between 9Th sDdN ~
7tb, opposite Baltimore and potemscNNtAA
Railroad Depos, has constsntly on hand N}6
OYSTERS Of the best quality, from ~
Norfolk ard elsev here, recsived fresh
every day, By steamboat and rsilroad. Hotels,
Reetauranfs, and fsmilies supplied By the &C art,
aalou bushel, or barrel, ct the chea peet mari ct
rates sep2e-lm
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M ADhIE ELORENCE,
w 7HE CELEBRAIED CLAIRFOYANT,
Is uneQueled in testing the past. present and future
OF your life. 10 causing spseiy marriages, bringing
the separsted together, AID pointing out the sure
way Of success in life. In matters of business her
advice Is invaluable. She gives universal satisfac-
ton; none ever regret consulting her. Satisfaction
given, or no pay. Dan be consulted at her Psrors,
no J1o q street northwest. JH-iy
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NO I'm Ii d o.

lyon are suffering with Dyspepsis. Indigestion,
Constipstion, boss 81 Apsests OK Gsnsrsi Debility,
according 10 directions, snd n you not bens-
ftfed by II 70 back TO the party Rom whom you
purchased II and get your money back. All parties
selling IL are author ICED TO sell upon the above
terms. Tor sale by Druggists and 9rccers gene.
rally. BROWNING q MIDDLETON,
61a SeorsYixsn gvaasa.
sep24s toyTtcgora and NsnusGcg urers.
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PERSONAL.
10 ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

We, the undersigned Contractors for raising Brick
employ certain VIM. TRACY, who hiss heretofore
acted as foreman for Us in this District the said
Tracy haviE aui hOrity from US, in our name,
70 contract for work or use our materials in the
work of raising buildings contract debts in our
name. FOf Information now or hereafter s. to the
raising OF lowering Of Brick Buildings please I'D
dress 10 rs at SO West Adams street.
Chicago, Illinois,
octS7t- HoLLIEGsWORFH O0UGHIIS,
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Il y 7 b q L 0 g Y {.
MADAME BoSS,

This celebrated Lady AstroIogIst and Healing Ne.
dun caIy be consulted at No. 2eI ID street,
corner Of Sd, northwest She he's no superior
Ia dellneafing the Past, Present and Future. In
love or business her advice is invaluable describing
your friends, pointing ont your euemies an inform.
lag you ot the sure way to success In all under
g.; gentlemen, 81 so. jyT-Iy
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~ MTLBURS'y
NS POLAR sODA
MINERAL wAfzgs.

fNsOHE5CH MANDRAKE PILLs.-Thes
Wy pills are com posed exclusively Of vesensbie
Ingredients. and although they entirely apeTsSde
the Of mercury, do not leave Of It's injurious
effects. The act directly upon the BTer and are
valuable remedy II all cases Of arrangement result
Ing from disOrderei state OF tsst organ, Liver
Oc-aPlaist, Bilious Disorc US, Indigestion, Sick
Headache, Typhoid Fever., &C., &c. ali succumb to
tie free uss Of Scnenck's 6an1rase Pills. For sale
By all Druggists sDd Dealers. NIT
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rPA GARD.
10 The CITIZENS OF WASHING TON.

careful examination Of the applications for
nauer licenses for this city has disclosed to rs the
sad Tact that they contain the of many prom-
nent Christian men and respected businfss firms,
some OF them sefDg appended TO Ten and 6|tssn "a
Cersss
Friends. II is by Soar direct approval apd sur.
port that the liquor trsc, that foul dssrsoa TO an
CallsllaB community, Is prOpsgared ard perpetu-
eted In our midst, and you res ponsibie lie the
slsht OF God, for the sorrow, ruin. poverty and
Irne caused oy the three hrndred and forty three
HcsaS barroOBs thai Continually pour forth ther
hery streams Of death.
Before again placing your signatures on su,h pa.
pefs, earnestly pray one Of you 70 AJAX Won
eelf these questions:
LIST Will these places be 8 benefit to the csmmu.
rity. making IL better snd happier
ID. Am willing my father, brother, or sons shall
be brought under their daily influence, spending
bot b time spd money theTes
Sd. Will my Heavenly Esther approve this act OF
nina
We ask this in the name of Christ and for the
sake Of suffering humanity and we solsnnly invoke
you to atone for the past. By giving inf uence
heLCeforth in be alf Of ten persnce and morality
WUMENIS TcMPxRANOE Union
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E%sR8BMAN 8 CO,
w. BANKERS,
l429 + eTREEr,
Receive Deposits, Buy ard sell Gold and United
States Bonds, ETC. Securities Of the District of Go.
lumbis dealt in. Exchange on Kpgland and Gu.
rope Our Drafts Dashed a. Par. seP2l-ly
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ALL OF THE BEST LArROBE STOVE
II BEATEBs iG the srkst For ale by d AM
ILTOH PEARsOS, y. N. @. A. Building. Ei1th
and d streets. oct6 eo6t
CARBIAGEs CsBRIAGEs OtRRTA3HS =
- am Offering my large aud well as FrH2
s.r ID stock Of Family Carriages. Top SsdEEH
al EC-fOp BCGgies, PhTtODs, with ana ~
without rrmbis~, and all other Carriages at re-
duCed price,. TO Nuke room fer fall and winter
stock Second hand Carriages cheap. Repairing
promptly attended 20. -
ROBT II. GRAHAm,
Repository AID Factory 4lO-4I4 sth street north
west. oct6-st
DEBKIES HOUSE'5 NON EXPLOSIVE
II LANPE, also the German Student, at HAMI1
TON PEARsoN's, Y. NJ. u. Building, E'nth
ard y streets. Oot6-e,6.
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From &c Norfolk Nirgtnian.I
lie Duelio-X0 New Developments
Movements Of tho Parties.

Ih- report in this paper yesterday morn
D.: d t4e arrest Of General Malone on sus-
."c'ou OF being about to engage in duel
VII" General Bradley T. Johnson, Of kich-
Ge'G, created good deal of excitement in
.4e city, and was the topic of conversation
".i.a2 lie day. General Malone remained
'.'.'"'! N his apartments at the National, re-
>7!''Es calls from his friends. General John
-" win friend, Suowden Andrews, Esq,
''.'eQ Yesterday on The Baltimore boat, and
q. 'ir early train over the Seaboard and
NaA0hc railroad.
.la.o. John i. Whitehead was notified
'-:i1g The moruing that General Johnson
.''I ,, gone down the road, and he telegraphed
" " "4oA 10 have him arrested, that being
,.!i'>@i - De- :he objective point. TO this
'~' '3!!9W!M" answer was returned:
,. WELros, y. c.. October l, 1874.
.... H@'' J"f" j. Whitehead, Mayor: Have
-, ,,''-s W.i-"nt inquiry. johnson not here.
-'>@'n l'iumIoAG, conductor on the train,
80, !'I ~, liza. about dozen persons got off at
,.-': H. don't hn0w the parties men
, ".-s1' laey must have gone into Yates
any A'C. Communicate at Suffolk, Va.
."'sHr0. W. L. LAREISS,
r.. :, Acting Mayor.
Nh, Ar Mayor Immediately telegraphed to
i.1i;oI NIu1Ick, .; suffolk, who replied that
- "~'' >eAl 0lA:cr- oQt in search Of the par
-. -'o'"'''s further was known in relation to
6,r '..'''eE IItil last evening, when Captain
IRWIN ~rlt'Hd reached this city, when, after
,i1' ,1s l""n given description of General
ll. ,'',on ana his friend, stated that two gen.
>., ,on ayN>"csiug the description got off at
ro I.O'.tH A.C.,a small station about twelve
D. Wis SIDE Of Weldon.
and E,i ,;sct over the Atlantic, Mississippi
tyS, 2N'o railroad. who reached the city last
n,,n - report that General Jubal A. Early
LS@ "r uo%n from Lynchburg yesterday
and i" ,"!-.' leaving the road at Petersburg,
,1,t ,1n'nS The train over the Petersburg
ts, ,I c Tue matter rests, and it is reported
Jgr, 'gHefal Malone will leave for Peters.
'''s Ibis morning.
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ekploasd. .onpi $4,000 sscssal ssrar fonr Iorn

xplo5ed DOR FseeBft, szHsaal ssTaK 5onr tons.
The details OF The occurrence show that ri,
disastrous effects we're side.s spread :. Many
tees wer6:aprentek and houses located tWo
miles distant from the canal were shattered.
Seven persons afe. yet missing. There was
"a perfect panic here fol, hours, and it was not
until the cause of the terrific report Was
learned that the fears Of people were aIlayed.
Several persons died from fright. e. 3
4 The Direct Gable Company steamship
tFaraday, which followed the Ambassador
and the Dacia on their return to Queens.
town after the Unsuccessful attempt to re-.
cover the broken cable, reached that port
this morning r t.4a6 gtsi ~! !.
Japan. 81 fz42 ~.
q SANFRAaCIsCo, October 2.-The steamship
Yasco de Cana brings adYices from Yokoho-i
ma to September 1lEh. The assassin of the
acting German Consul at Hokadadi has;becn
sentenced to death. The Mikado has ex-
pressed to the German Minister his personal
regrets at the. occurrence, The Minister has
notified the Government that while he
does not press any money compensation, he
demands Imperial notification forbidding the.
wearing of swords within certain distances of
the foreign settlements. = go &
j The 5typhoon which visited the southern
part of Japan August Goth was one Of the
most severe ever experienced by foreigners.
A japanese steamer and the German bark,
Hamburg were driven ashore on the rocks
at Nagassalsi- The iroa:clad ram StonewalI
was sunk, and hundreds Of Japanese junks
were wrecked. Fully zoo lives were lost
at Nagassaki alone. Stores and houses were
oVerthroWn,; and the Governors lnew houses
are a heap of ruins. .Keobe also suffered.
Not less than 1000 junks were wrecked. Z.
j Sagoken suffered much from the typhoon.
Six thousand houses were destroyed, one
cattle on plantations were Killed. l., .Tt5
Ten thousand Chinese troops had reached
Singapore en- route to, Formosa when the
Vasco de Cana left YoEohoma. There were
still prevalent conflicting reports about For.
mosa, and it was the general opinion that
war must ensue. !}sthilf .- i.
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DEellinS-3Eouse Burned,
= - -.7-~FE. - n -
telegram to the DiSnatch.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.]
PORTSMOUTH, October 2.-This afternoon
the residence of the watchrnen employed at
the naval magazine at Fort Norfolk took7ti
and was totally consumed before the flames
could be arrested, together with an iadipin-
ing shed and large quantity of cord-wood.
The dwelling was a frame structure, in
side the magazine walls, and bcated within
a few feet of the magazine. The conf1agra-
ton created the greatest possible consterna-
ton among the denizens of Atlantic City,
and men, women, and children came flying
over the bridges to Norfolk in the greatest
IMAGINABLE fright, crying, " The magazines
ON fire the magazines on fre!" 5n
They had right to be alarmed. Over one
hundred tons Of powder is stored in the
magazine. rt
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], ButleriSu.

ONE OF BUFFERS HIRELINGs TURNS TRAIToR-A
FEARFUL EXPOSE OF FRAUD, CORRUPTION,
AND oHIcHANBRY-DEFIANT ATTITUDE OF THE
FXPOsER. r.,,s.s v,G -
NEW YonK, October 2.--The following let
ter from S. j. Simmons, brother Of the col
lecfor, is published in the Herald of to-day:
"Boston, October 1.LEditor Of the Her.
dld: well kuo W the opposition l shall meet
with in giving the following facts to- the pub
lie; and alone am responsible for the state
ment I am about to make. The question is
asked, 'What is BuIerism?' 1t is chlcha.
merry, fraud, corruption. 8. For three years, as
United States officer, in Government hours
and using Government time, have done
that for the Butler party which at this mo-
ment brings the blush of shame to my face.
have gone to New Bedford, Lawrence, Fall
River, Salem, and other places, and have
used the power possessed as United States
officer to intimidate men in the liquor BUSH
ness into working and voting for B. f. Butler.
L have, while an officer, packed caucuses in
Boston and in other places mentioned above
in theinterest Of Butler. l we'll know that
Butler, with all the power he has, will en-
deavor, as his leaders have stated, to crush
me; but fearlessly give to the public these
facts, and hold myself personally responsible
for what I-say. have received money from
United States Marshal Usher and other But
Ter men to carry out the nefarious work OF
ButIerism. While in Bedford, just before
the Butler caueuses last year, Il received mo-
new from the hands of Buffers partner to
carry the caucuses then, and the money was
used for that purpose received mo-
new from Usher to 50 to Fall River
and pack caucuses for Butler. | stand ready
as a young man, formerly strong Butler
man, to take the stump in any place between
the hills of Berkshire and the shores OF
Proqincetown, to proclaim to the State the
rottenness and corruption that fills to reple-
ton the Butler organization. lWell know
that I shall be accused of treachery and false
hood. butt stand ready to meet any Butler
man, on any.platform, in any place in this
State, and discuss the merits OF Butler. They
will call me insane, perhaps, but every man
who knows me, and knows my record as
soldier and citizen, will say that mean
lust what say, and have the courage to
back it up at any time and in any place. l
hold myself personally responsible for every
word Iutter, and it is my earnest desire to
speak before the people Of Salem as soon as
possible on this matter. shall be attacked
on every side by Butler men who have been
nv friends, but with truth on my Side, and
possessing the pluck to speak, l defy them,
one and all, and l now throw down my
gage. .. .. olAAoNs' =.
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The South Carolina Independent
RepuDIicanS. -

CHARLESTON, S. c., October 2.--The indie
pendent Republican State Convention.met
at noon to-day. The various sections OF the
State are represented by delegations almost
entirely composed OF colored men. Only
few whites are in the Convention. The day
has been taken up in perfeeting the ergani-
cation. Nominations will probably be made
tomorrow. There is little doubt but that
General Green will be nominated for Gov
ernor. The proceedings are marked by har-
mony and good order.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

Srw YopK. October 3.-Cotton dull; sales of
o46 bales: mIddlipg uplands, l51sc.; middling Or
leans, I5ac. southern Hour quiet and heavy Y;
sales Of $50 barrels; common 70 fair EXTRA 5lQg
sba'e tirmer and less active. the advanced prices
Insisted on checking the demand, closing rather
quiet aud holders little more disposed 10 tealiz Sd
ri .afs for new amber do; 81 .36g1.37 for prime
White Michigan; S1.30@sl.40 for white western < I
Corn opened dull and lower, closed stsaaer ; S2
S,S i'm at previous quotations; no stock OF Rio.
Susar active and hrn. Rice unchanged; moderate
iobbing inquiry Tallow, sa@SAc: R9sn h hea
a. Ss;zc pork easier new. S22 So. Lard hrmer;
Brine steam, l4Sc. Whiskey quiet at u. freghs
nup s..t.s
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COURT ORDERS.

HOLGIN'S. ADMINISTRATOR VS..
OWHITLOCKi AND. ALS.-1n the Chan
Gerry Court Of the city OF Richmond.--The toii0w-
ing Is an extract from the decree entered In this
cause on the 5th day Of June, 1874: sLs..Gss fs
s.The court doth adiudge, order, and decree tsat
this cause be referred 10 one or The commissioners
of this court with instructions TO take the following
Ist An account of the personal estate Of Ann
G. Colgin, deceased. - s,4tg5.. ~
against the estate of Ann q. ColsiD, deceasea.
ui3d. An account OF the TRANSACTIONS Oh IeaYl9
Parr as administrator OF Ann q. Coigtn, deceased.
"4th. AN accown6Eh owsDg who are the district
tees of Ann q. Cohnn, deceased, a4 what Is the
amount of their Respective inresesss Rher personal
estate after the payment OF all just demands against
the said estate, costs OF sur, aud adminisx atom.
- 5th An account Of the transactions or D8vid
Parr as guardian OF the infant Defendant Ida d.
Colgn. ,,to,,,ox o,, ~ Tho
"a stT,bnrees of Ann C. Colgfn, deceased, have as
SiSned their respective interests In the es
fa9e of Ann G. Colgin, deceased: and II 80, which
NJ said distributes have so assigned ana 10 WHOM,
and The amount of such Interest. ti,L
1.-THE commissioner executing this Decree - ol1
rected TO advertise the time aud place hxeo upou
nv him FOR It's execution once Week Tour sue
cassiye weeks in some newspaper puDished IN the
CIV of Richmond, which publication shall DC equls
yaienf to personal service OF notice upon all
.sThe said commissioner is authorized 10 examine
any Marty on oath, and Is directed 70 report any
nI,tfers Specially deemed pertinent by himself, or
which he may be required so to report by any pafty
Interested" IS .,fza=-s4E Es&5sEi
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Failures.

New YORK, October 2.-The shipping
house of Deaktn & CO. has failed. NO state
ment has yet been made by them, but their
troubles are not supposed to seriously affect
other houses.
Messrs. Henry Clews &. Co. failed to make
good their engagements to-day, but succeed
ed In obtaining an extension OF time.
The failure of the firm Of S. Kaufman q
20 dealers and exporters of cotton, grain,
and petroleum, was announced late this az
ternoon Liabilities not aScertained.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
rrRR,BIE GUNpowDER EXPLOSION AND LOSS o
A>.'--- s7e.. ..s.E 1,rp 5' me-

England.
rppBvB1E GUNpoWDER EXPLOSION AND LOSS OF
LIFE.
LONDON, October 2.-There Is great ex-
c;tement in the city in consequence Of an
explosion which occurred at 8, O'CLOCK Inns
morning in Regents canal. A barge lying
in that waterway. near the Geological Gar;
dens. with "a load of gunpowder, exploded
with terrific force, killing three persons ana
hurting many Others. Bridges and houses
in the vicinity are considerably shattered.
Thousands of persons are hurrying to the
scene. A number of newspapers have issued
extras announcing the occurrence, Du ll'1 they
contain no details. ,%,i}
80 % GSecond Dispatch.1 s.! 5.
DETAILS OF THE EXPLOSION AND ITS TE .tsii
N, ,r{. ii ri EFFECTS.
LosDos, October 1.-THE report 81 ne
o,n nowder explosion on Regents canal This
morning was heard twenty miles IRON Tue
Mace ~ here ii occurred. Firemen have been
i1ragging the canal nil the morning. Up,po
this hour FIVE bodies of the victims q l Las
axnlosion have been recovered. Inc hgnI y
ii si,e railway station and in other pnllaapgs
200 miles away III sre textin guish1ed py lne
IsnaenssIon. Many persons mace, narrow I. es,
oanaE frnrn death. a number OF animals "
t thss.ss onilogieal Gardens were killed. J,
DC he quantity OF poN lei saa'
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na,ar,ns,,ed TO Die.

CINCINNATI, October 2.-Mrs. Julla fer .
kins, who last Wednesday murdered ner
own child, and attempted 10 commit su 1.ssfe
made another attempt on hes own lh II. ~.
day by stabbing herself IN inc tnloaI VIII
now, lzys y -. IS. VI. s. n a n
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>,,l ne Norfolk Landmark, whose editor 10
ssnI 'o 70 be concerned in the duel as q
neyrr n ~ friend of one of the parties, has
tween ~ tnenlioned the subject Of duel be-
The , usicfai johnson and General Malone;
9c,.s.nGIhonrg Repa6ttcdn OF Friday says :.
law T,,a J; Is that his [General Johnson's]
is ,Oen,; :ii'r, Dir. William l.. Royal, and who
here on m as his friend in the matter, was
DalyjiIe 'rs; stay, and left by way Of the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-03
CRoCKERY AND GLASSWARE.

" B. TAYLOR, DIRECT IMPORTER
Il. ANDDEALERINF FIN z FRENCH CHINA,
decorated and plain whites fine French and Bohemian
ia Ri,E GLASSWARE, English irory-ha
T3BLE CUTLERY, finest triple;plafedi,, , IE s;a
SETS, 1CE-WATER plTCHE Tea a, T psafS
VVRirf, rs. Also, GRANITE and COMMON
WARES 4 Japannea and plain TIN WARE i ana y
HoTsE-FUKNISHING GOODS GENEkkA aL, u, :.
A LARGE STOCK just received uiIeet Aioiii VIC
factories AT PRICES LOWER THAN EYER; .,
respectfully invite all who may neea goous j., u
my line 10 call and examine my STOCK 3eiore put-
chasing. ..,3tIr.E 4. d. a. a .C oMnno
w. Wholesale and Retail
j.. D. CAgDozo and B. ALsoP, special partners.
se14-3m ~ IL. .sfs
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ne.,n Of Commodore Woolsey.

WASHINGTON, October "A dispatch has
been received at the Navy Department from
CAPTAIN Semmes, executive officer at the
Pensacola hayward, who is again on duty,
announcing the death of Commodore Al. b.
Woolsey, commandant of the Pensacola yard,
who died this morning of yellow.fever. The
deceased bad been in command OF the yard
nhn,nt TON uaars.
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Raaeirer,s Return.

New York, October 2:-Henry ward
peecher has returned to his Brooklyn resi-.
dence. His assistant, Rev. Mr.. Halliday,
saws no arrangements have been made Tor
the formal reception Of Beecher. IN the
Church or elsewhere.
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INN Att MARKETS.

changed. Corn quiet and steady at S4@s6c. Pork
n1tnni lard quiet and steady; small sales Of
Summer at Bacon ON d1 s1a Saroop pesr
sp sHs &C. WhisEey Arm and active at u .os.
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DEPARTURE oF STEAMERS.

TOR NEW THE afgs
! l. Old Dominion Steamship Company's esEsssass
steamship ISAAC BEL L, Captain BLAKEStAN, VIII
sail SUNDAY. October 4th, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Freight received until O'Clock Saturday night
Through bills OF fading signed, and gooos Tor"
warded with dispatch to all points north, SOUTH
east, and west; also, to foreign ports,
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed:
Fare to New York, $12i steerage, $6; round
trip tickets, $50. .-..... 80,
For freight or passage apply to
( e. VI. ALLEN & CO., Agents.
ocS.1t s-.r Company's Wharf, Rockets.
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<,.,,,, petersburgs
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