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ARRIVED.
Steamer Old Dominion, Walker, New York, mer'
Steamer D. W. Ev2rman, plalt. fhiiaoeiphla'
merchandise and passengers. ". Z. Porter, agens:
Schooner John Somes, Heath, Windsor y. ~
plaster, to order. ,
Schooner j. c. Henry. Donnally, Philadelphia,
coal, Powhatln Iron Company. ,,u,.s r,,e.
SchoOn. Independence, Forrest, James riVefi
oysters, j. T. Montgomery.
Schooner Thomas & Mary. Ward, James river,
Schooner John Anderson, Evans, James river,
10 master. :.
Schooner Ruth, Fitchett, James river, oysters, to
master.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post. Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers l.. b. Tatum, agent.
SCHOONER Milton, Applegarth, Philadelphia,
Schooner Ann Twlbill, Mullen, Philadelphia,
ooner Caroline Hail. Acdell, Cabin Point, to
load lum Der for Philadelphia.
MEMORANDA.
Sailed from City Point on Monday, October 9th,
bark Edwin, Christopherson, Liverpool. merchan-
schooner John Chafee dropped down to the
Chesapeake wharves to load coal for Providence,
H. arrived i ut baltimore October 18th. from Rich
mond, va, schooner William Oliver, Jonss.
Sailed from Rio de Janeiro September LIN, 1 tor
Hampton Roads, bark Jessy iBr.l, symoans' aiso'.
on the 7th, schooner Emma II. Drummoho' hiS-
gins. e.a In MOTT scboo
uer John II upper (Br.I, for Hampton Roaos.
At Vineyard Haven. October 5ih. sctaener ma
bel Hall, Luryey, from Rockland Ior hiehmoho-
Va. .ur,,.od scsoo,ars e
H. Madison, Osborn LaGania, OsboEh MOOD
light Rogers; Mary A. Brown, BroWa q: fsn-
mack TIton w. T.. Nelson, Lee W. ~: Eutan
WOoley a. r. Giles, Owens: +. K. fraEea Stanton
II Predmore, Corbett; Carries ooreoRusSeli; d.
= ~ Bentor, Budd-alI from Virginia
t.Iea red from Nassau October I'd TOE t1ty foaat,
Va. Schooner Annie Whiting, ria Elsufpera.
DISASTER.
Tho ting Grace Meade came up the river on sun
f.y with 4 tow Of several schooner among cue "a
rbe g. p Stickney, Mathis, rroE Pktladeipnil, anu
rho T. C. Henry, Donnelly, from fnh1aslp1a.
When crossing Harrison's bar, abol Ten IDS ua
low CITY Point the schooner Stlshney, mhieh mt'
EXT to the ugboai, struck on tiE par, anu sns
G. Henry, which WIS following inc stic1neS' 80 -
Into her. considerably damaging her ssin ~. a y,
otherwise injuripg her. The Henry was not .a
inred. The slickney will arrive this
ming.
JoSDoS October 1S.-Put back 70 Deai thtousi
s,rrss OF veg ther ships Talbot and EMIL.
| NEW Y0pK. October l9.-krriYed;, Sen s.Ia;
Barnes. CO rtes Arrived out: City OF hisni ,
BALrIN ORE, October le-ArsiVed' saias s's-
new YORK, October l9.-Arriged out: Pennssi
/ yania. .,os. C.e,trnde
Erancr MIA Sailed: Hawkins. !, =
| Eou - MONROE, october 19.-slleo. SC aan.
Walt emar. for New York British yacht
for Nassau; brig Marie Augusta, from hieui''ol
| for kio.
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rom Cumberland County.
.:'r-, -4"Ice Of he Richmond Dispatch.

i'r., -I"nce Of he Richmond Dispatch.]
OK t'oEL>r. October 1G. 1874.
'1'!'.1t.5$ packing. there is very little ex-
,.-tai "':'a2 our people, TOR we belong
g." '"s district. Porter, Stowell, and
.--are Ala aaYe, however, been harang-
.- liz "e-sor> al various places in the
10y '4r.1 showing up Of each others
o.. j. ~ - he rich in the extreme.
W.. "sEe been having some very cool
'.'-L I'' n" past few days. The first
~.. .'- I! IS. 81 The season came on Tuesday
I,.., !. 4lI, a. far as AIN able TO learn,
'.".. Gaaage, a, the few farmers that had
..''g 80. prudent enough TO save it
.... mid ~! are at present busy seeding
....".' -ae corn crop, though Il good one,
u" up 10 expectations.
T.. ,1'''AjE pad flying visit to FarmVille,
IN. . ~ ..'"" 81 our section. Business seems
..,.,.. 'l..'I lH!! there at present, owing,
l''.'' u .Gc fast that all the tobacco, with
..t ~ W. i'i2u OF a fen prinings, has been
,rI -. ~ tord people of Farmville must be
.,.ri u '''S'tion, il | may judge from the
49,. =" i"ycEs that it contains. If,
], y..,., i,alors, there are any old bachelors
.i ,i -, >t"tlun | would advise them to
q ~. 1'"!'Ii III" al an carly day: for it boasts
ot I r'''e pIelly ladies than any other town
.,, =" NE III The State. l had only limited
>ahzs, 'a''Y Of forming al opinion on this
csp r,1 'ut a, Tar as my experience went /
linI w.. willingly certify that they are beau.
.e.;,4r pertaining, and charming in every
BILL.
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,o.ter from petersburg.


..,o,,cr Of the Richmond LhSpa'co'I
tt''''S' rsrrKsrrno. October 10, 1874.
,,a.hal Caldwell. Of the United
poppy ~ court, arrived in this city th's
states Ii'I c,,,r, Richmond. having IN charge
tEct ,rs ~ the registrars OF 'nls en- 49, hu
tac ,,,.rantiv taken from .hose o'iNr .hnt
"y.. ,,.,,l aG The court II = ,, mS,eG d.,nn,
120''',,.',,,,, been copied during 'ne't us,sa.,
'F'I "' .lp view Of their oe'hg "''u' w.. we
t'nn N'' .,,.,uGe i'll the cases VI Wv
Q. - ,ndceS that VIII ""
t'r''''." .,,,, Novgm5cr session or the sou ,
;TsFt =, '' y, MAY. the value OF the oooSs mas
N' TN, ,,.-,r los; hy the mere FAC, OF sae'r
hee" '...,ar.cd from The ceStou. OF Tue
&.ShT - T., 9rc charged by the >tS,e law
o;a&',, ~, II their sate.keeMnS. Nheh,
viii. : .~ ~ -. deputy marshal would nave
tagI'."' .I.,c yt1,ineS the registrars very
GrN'' :..sI;,,.,; 10 receive them or 10 give
r.2I"H -. -. them, aud at this pre-
ny 'N''.., Il seems likely either that
-t&. "a - no election in THIS city
i"". -, n November, or else lhat
II -, .ar Peasants or the Circuit Court
>'EH,, "...,, T., They might as we'll ho'a II,
-. ,~.,. If oar judges Of election are
IL. 90, .r.3 II icctS Of durcSS, VINO cannot
...7'"'. - course, 10 act while such in
~ . .ss..,.. : pein- exercised over them by
y-,..,.. ~.H:"> authorizes he wy
L. .,,,..r, DISTINGUISHED ana no ,o'ceo'
.,..,. ... been - far i'Itco against '"e ou''
s.,, .,o
''. :, .:rs,a.,' YNaS made @sl riSh' ~ 100 ."e
-,''.r,... .., 1.s. EU.iock, VIII" tVeS on ohioh
.-.. r." NOSE aroused tha' Sen'.''i'a".
'..... a~i not nj the burglar, with "ha1
80. ,.ur known. .
49,, ...,o. addressed TO the PrcSlaent OF
..~. g.. g..ina e! Bridget McDeyilI,
o.. -. v.M,.... vito, for selling haH-p,h' ot
-w.. .s .3yen>c, aad thal 10 Getos
m..?4 Is, @c Fau>,''S s'rEH % o o.'us ~
.... . =. nj weed Ut II, WAS sentenced
..... .~ IKE |jgcWt Court OF tue Chlleo
.... -. = tiAe II one thousand dollars
.:..... ..-..nG.G FOR six months III the Guy
Z. ,..,.., p. o. decided dehnltely mat hey.
-. I'LL. T.. Nin@ted Will accept Inc eau
+. ~. .l, :..a .2picred him 20 the rector
.....-. ,..a ~ san Francisco, California.
W Wal {. &awcvcr, has so far auIhof-
,.r r.. ,...-.s1".. IN the subject, pNt the
-..,.. a.. .-.,.c.>5on is that Which L nave
....
-.-,.-lia3 who has necn traNcl!inS
...g.r B,ur>".rk. LunenourS, tharioue'
r,>,.- .rurg states that the tobacco in
...,.. c.G..,> WIS very generally destroyed
............t ir9,ts.
~. H.. /. y. N-.herSp0on. pastor Of the
r. -, >.r.,- PRESBYTERIAN church. has adj
.-...;,, ... CONGREGATION 4 coDgratulatory
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Washington Government to Support
Burgess.
Naval Affairs = Conservative Gather

Naval Affairs - Conservative Gather
ing.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, October ia board of naval
officers will convene at the nayy-yard on
Thursday to investigate the cause of the mail
steamship Brooklyn being run on reef in
Florida bay recently, when the ship was
with difficulty saved from wrecking. Cap
tain William T. Trusten will be arraigned
before the board, and his responsibility in
the matter inquired into. Commodore
George Fl. Cooper will preside. The Brook
Ign was placed in the dry-dock.
Nearly nine hundred men were discharged
from the navy-yard until November the 1st,
the October appropriations having been ex.
pended. The politicians oYercrowded the
thing.
Senator Matt. Ransom, Of North Carolina,
arrived here tonight en- route to Hyde
county. lie addressed the Conservative
mass.meeting in Norfolk tonight. The de-
monstration was literal Conservative up
rising, and bontires, transparencies, &C.,
Illuminated all the principal streets of the
nitu
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muLEs. H<sRsEs, DC.

TOR SALE, q HANDSOME BAYSNn
Il MARE, Ave years old, gentle aud kind ~
In single or double harness. stylish, and fast troll
ter. JUD. X. WOODs 10
&C 17-3t 919 Main street. 4
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TIE DUTCH IN THE PAciF1c.-San Fran
cisco, October 1S.-Much interest is felt mere
in commercial circles about the report, well
verified, that Dutch man-of.war recently
entered one OF the harbors OF the Navigator
islands and demanded indemnity from Inc
chiefs in the sum Of $4,000 on condltion
that if it was not paid the cominaIuet
,vn,,d take nossessiornof the island for Ger
many. The American residents, it is said,
raised $4,000 of the sum demanded, which
was paid on board the vessel, the COM
mander taking bond for the remainder, to
be paid within six months. A meeting OF OF
the Chamber of Commerce of this city VIII
be called next week for the purpose OF con-
sidering this matter aud to ask the Govern m,
ment to take prompt and efficient measures
for the prevention Of Germans from op.ain u
ing possession of the island if the rest o.
the indemnity should not be paid.
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The Swing Case.

CHICAGO, October 19.-At the meeting OF
the PRESBYTERIAN Synod of Northern Illinois
this morning the case of Patton us. Swing
was taken up. ~, ao
fence of the Chicago Presbytery against the
compliments, made q motion 10 drop the
complaint and the whole matter. Alengthy
discnssion ensued, in which TIE members OF
the SYNOD were allowed TO express taeif
minds. A large MURDER participated IN tne
discussion, and FROM the sentiment e "a
it Is pro- liable that the complains WI, Go a sa.
tanned and the mGtter argued at iengln peio '
the Synod.
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PROPOSALS.
CITY ENGISEER's OFFICE, I

CITY ENGISEER's OFFIcE.l
RICHMOND, VA, october l Z, 1874.
NOTICE TO BRICK-MASONS.-S
l proposals will be received at this Office until
FRIDAY NEXT, 23d instant. at IL O'Clock NJ, Tor
tbe construction of u BRICK EGG-SHAPED
SEWER on Brook avenue from Broad street 10
Bacon's Quarter branch-a distance OF about 3,l0o
feet. ,,,r1~ rcc
SHAPED SEWER on Marshall stree; from twenty
fourth to Twenty-sccond street; thence down
Twentv-seconu to Broad street;
Forms of proposals can be had and specifications
seen on application al this office.
ANY bidder who shall fail, after one weeks notice
benr given Of the acceptance Of his bid TO furnish
the REQUIRED security shall forfeit his claim to the
work. . ~, , a.,
The Committee on Streets Generally reserves the
right to reject any or all bids offered:
i'sf' W w. K. CUTSHAW,
oo1o,d City Engineer.
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Letter from DanyiIic.
= ~aa,n.e Of the Richmond Dispatch. !

ut,
-" ~',".s u '"e f'ic"'no'i' 'iSi''ch'I
DA*y.lLE. VA, October Il. 1874.
How ..uat thar cotton factory now ?"
Ea..g- ..ri!e: - report. But trade in
I'll. .,'.:c ey0liuu., TO DC the order Of the
~, IL rad, in tobacco being almost sus-
.rai."" IN thursday the tract OF land be-
ing = The e>."te OF Coionel Nat. " II
'1.. aecrt,s". "hlch lies luSt Opposite the
g.. Oh ~ oil SIDE o! me river was oFlueo
.-.l ~. ':.c.- anu !oto anu SOFA aV auc-
'.'a' L",r -o'4e OF 'he items our
"' -. -. ~ t"reS f2t 9''o, ~ acres 'oI
r'...' ...:-- 10y 9''": ~ acres LOT 9''o' ~
- .'f S'"' !" "cfeN lor soVV' ~ acres .oF
~ ~ 49,. 80 :t j@S ~, S!,, 2"' ro g. 80 49,
49,: Us ~ ."' ~ - - "f 81. 20 =.
-, -. -.,n0 10 ,,(.n,5' g.,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Latest News from Washington.
Late weather Reporf.

Late Weather Report.
Especial telegram TO the DispatchI
WASHINGTON, October 1911 A. II.
For the Middle States and New England,
stationary barometer, and temperature re.
spectively FILLING and rising, northwest
and northerly winds, and clear weather.
ASSOCIATED Press telegram.l
WASHINGTON. October 1917 p. M.-For
the Middle States and New England, rising
barometer, northwesterly winds; cooler,
clear, and partly cloudy weather, and heavy
frost.
For Tennessee and the Gulf States, falling
barometer, southeasterly winds; warmer,
clear, and partly cloudy weather.
For the South Atlantic States, northeast
and east winds, unchanged barometer;
slightly warmer, clear, and partly cloudy
weather, and frost In Northern North Caro-.
lima.
Washington Government to Support
Burgess.
WASHINGTON, October 19.-Judge Ed.
munds, secretary of the National Republican
Executive Committee, in a telegram to Judge
Morton, chairman Of the Executive Com
mittee of the Third District, says:
"Adhering to my former decision that
Rush Burgess is the regular candidate of the
party in your district, my suggestion for a
conference was with view to additional
strength. If the conference adheres to the
nomination we will consider its judgment
correct, and give Burgess our support"
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

RICHMOND, October 10, 1874.
OFFERINGS.
wuEAT.-White, $50 bushels. Red, SOP bush.
els.
CoRN.-White, 532 bushels. Mixed, 96 bushels.
OATs.-1OS bushels.
SALES.
WIEAT.-White, 10 bushels at 81 80; so BUSH
els common ut SLIP; 40 bushels at Sl.2O. Total
LOO bushels.
WHEAT.-Red, so bushels very good at III SO
e 2 bushels common at 81 ; 81 bushels very good n
1897; GS6 bushels common at $1.12; 2,O0U
bushels on private terms; So bushels very good al
SI.36; 8 bushels at 81 90. Total, 2,496 bushels
CoRN.-Whitc. so bushels new at S0c.; 40 bush
els prime at S1.05; 100 bushels prime at Il .O3
&c bushels prime at 81 GA; $50 bushels at 81 03
I oial, Al 8 bushels.
CoRN.-Mixed, SO bushels at $1.03.
RE-EXHTBITED.
WHEAT.-Red, 346 bushels.
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ny Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS

NEW YORK, October 19.-Coiton quiet and steady;
/ ,OO7 bales sold at 15SG1 5hc. southern flour
tirmpr with moderate inquiry. and closed quiet and
steady at previous prices. Corn opened shade
tirmcr and closed dull and dropping; 91HHg92c, for
western mixed, closing sellers ut inside price
90Ic for western mixed in store Sic. for new
western mixed. Coffee very firm at 154@9214c
(gold) for Rio. Sugar quiet and steaay. hlce dull
and unchanged. TalOw firm at Ss6GS 13-l6c
Rosin heavy At 1910 for strained. Turpentne
heavy at size. Pork dull job lots, $2O.50. Lard
quiet and unsettled at l4Hc. for old and prime
sIe I'm; l4c. for new and prime steam. WhiSkey
steady al $1.03X. Freights firm.
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GERMANY
THE Georgia Fair.

ATLANTA, Ga, October 19.-The first day
of the Fair is admitted to surpass preceding
ones. Those who know say that there are a
larger number of frst.class race-horses pres
ent than ever before at Georgia Fair. The
display is fine.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI. October 19.-Flour dull. Corn
frmer; old, 73@75c. new, DOC. Pork-Notnipg
doing Lard in good demand at Ike. for this
weeks delivery, 1870. for October. Bacon quiet
shoulders, TIC: clear rib, 1896; clear, 144c.
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Elm, 'I Il Aa't-past s o'clock Saturday eye~
0. T4 pmIIil1h Picard, a prominent citizen
vie ilaute, Ind, was walking with his
bed NJ. ueI 1--WE TWO men rushed upon them, one
lu,IaaH Lcard, while the other shot her
Gefrr.," lh4c!lng fatal wounds. The MUIR
GlkbGas aped. The motive for the act is
q Tue "i,. HIS occurred in public part
&smbi suppose it had happened in the
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HUMAN HATRI .HUMAN HAIEi at ii.

LII L. CHANGERS. 627 BROAD STREET,
would respectfully cali the attention OF The ladies'
to q lot Of HAIR have just received, containing
two hundred pounds, The cheapest ever imported
into Richmond; and will for tile next tsiriy days
give the greatest inducements ever oferedio ladies'
In need OF human hair goods. With many thanks
to my customers for their most llberil encourage
ment since my starting the manufacturing of hut.
man air goods, will at all times exert myself to
secure such burg aims will enable me to sell hr-
man hair goods ut prices unheard OF before In this
city, re.. sl2sS Oc12- I'm ~
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VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL AND
MECHANICAL COLLEGE.
TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

soo,sd nronosals are hereby invited for the cree
ton Of Two LARGE COLLEGE BUILDINGS
and TWO DWELLING-HOUsES. Plans ana
specifications for the same can be seen on or ai'el
Blacksburg or at The office of A. LYBRoCk. aren't
feet, Richmond Va. the proposals to he hanaea In
Estimates to he made out separately for each build
Ing, and in detail for the different branches OF
the work-yiz: For patchwork, carpenters. ~ork,
clustering, painting, stating, &C. The rlgnt OF re-
jecting all bids is reserved. ,,,- poo.o.
ocl7-6t Blacksburg Montgomery county, va.
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

ST. Louis. October 19-Flour dull and un.
settled: rIand lots lower TO sell: business small
Corn duh g.: No. mixed, old, 7747Sc. for east e.
Louis In elevator. Pork dull; held al WI 5O,
steam, f2&Gnl Sc. prime steam, 129l2hc. Whis'
kry uniet mt CSC.
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by Telegraph.

NEW 1UKk.
NEW YORK, October 19-.H0on.-Gold, 109K.
Exchange-Long, ass; short, 4SSS. Governments
active. state bonds quiet and nominal.
Erening.-Money easy at 2@2h. Sterling quiet at
S. Gold dull Ut 11O@11oT. Governments strong
and dull. States quiet and nominal.
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BROAD STREET.
COZ
631..
j. WILDT T..

HAIR GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES.
have just returned from the North and brough
on the cheapest lot of HAZE ever offered for sale
in this city. Prices to suit the times. ladies' hair
dressed for Soc, and all other work In proportion.
HAIR JEWELRY made at short notice, aud q
large lot of samples to select from on exhibition.
sc 25-1m J. WILDT.
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1arosrAsr Ru1rsa ~ 70 RAISED CHICKS.

IMPORTANT RULING 4s 10 RAISED CHECKS.
The United States Circuit Col at Philadel.
pllia, on the 10th, In the case OF suit by the
drawers of check for 8 100 raised to 81, 100
by the drawee to recover OF the bank the;
50, 900 improperly paid, Judge McKennanI
charged the jury that II they believed, from
check, that there was nothing unusual in It's
appearance, nothing which would have been
sufficient TO put careful person upon his
guard, then they should find for the defend.
ants; 1T otherwise, their verdict should be
for the plaintiffs. The paying.tellers ofseye-
raj banks having testified that there was
nothing in the appearance of the check as
Of Commerce.
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Louisville ETS.

LOUISVILLE, October 17.-Flour quiet and ur-
changed. Corn quiet and unchanged; white, 75c. /;
mixed. zoe. Pork-Sone here. Bacon-Fatr demand
and higher; shoulders. 7A9DSc. clear-rib, SIC. :;
clear, I44@144c. Whiskey, &C. Bagsing un-
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CHICAGO MARK ETS.

CHICAGO, October l g. Flour quiet and unchanged
Corn opened Arm and closed dull No. mixed, 20
M7SIc: rejected. 74c. Pork dull and steady ut a
decline: Sl9.25@S19.50. Lard, 14@14hc. Whis-
kew, GSc. -
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BALTIMORE,

BALTIMORE, October 19.-yirginia 6's. peelprs
AK; consolidated, 52h; ex-coupons, 49R. Yves
Virglnk,'s 8. North Carolina 6's old, % new, o
Bid to-day.
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General Sherman, being dragged cut 70
rake q speech at Springfield, I'LL, SAID ne
had listened to oglesRy With "intense Pa'
tience." {,
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Tn the Episcopal Convention Yesterday :
morton repealir,g secret sessions was los. -
ayes, 81; noes. 95. The proceedings yessst.
day were technical,
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"My fellow-citizens and gentlemen Of the
brass band," was the commencement of
Dom Piatt's speech at Cincinnati whilst the
people were rejoicing over the results of the
late elections.
Senator Thurman writes that he will be
at the Lynchburg Fair.
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PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET

THILADELE
PHILADELPHIA, October 10 Cattle dull and
sylvania and western steers. 81. 25@S7.5O-a few
choice at IS; fair to good S5.50@;6 80; common,
1895. sheep rather low; receipts, 900 sales,
s4@S5. Hogs hrmer; receipts, $500; sl0@
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FURNITURE.

JAMES E. BRAGG, POI corner SEA-
u cond and Broad streets, has now on hand IN
Of PtRIOR, CHAMBER, and DINING-ROOM
FURNITURE Chamber Suits from $50 10 S3oO !;
Parlor Suits from $50 to $500. These goods an
nfFaring nt reduced prices lower than ever. Cane
and Wood-Seat Chairs speciality. Sbuck and Hair
Mattresse. always on hand and made 10 order az
any slime. Repairing ana cnaifs cahe-sca on nno
furniture packed for shipment. Oc ZO-olA
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BUFFALO WATER.

AS agents for this WATER We call the attention
Of ply sicians and others to 1t. Weare prepared
to supply 1t In any quantity from either Spring at
tic propr!etor's rates Pamphlets furnished on
application to
PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
Agents Virginia Spl ings Waters,
Oc II 1916 Main street
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y. GATEWOOD, 319 BROAD IA

T D. GATEWUUD, 3I9 BKUAU
81 RETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH E&s
STkEETS.-I am daily receiving large addi- tD
lions to my stock consisting Of PARL0R =, Oh AM,
STYLES, and ut all prices. These goods being pur-
chased for cash in the eastern and western markets.
enables to sell at prices lower ihan eTer ana on
snecalty. MATTRESSES, FEATHER BEDS,
PILLOWS. BOOSTERS, &c. ,,,o soo,oa
&c Goods carefully packed for shipment
j. -. GATEWOOD, 3l9 Broad street,
~ o. sNov r between Third and Fourth.
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1s0Ks, gEAxTOMaEB1,
ENyELUPEsFoR CHURCHES, DRtTts~
~ GIsTs, AsD 9th NJ.
have q large sock or ENVELOPES Of ar sizes-;
We print them to order as short notiee, klsoss
LETTER, MOTIF, and BIr.L.HEADs. ~
New supply of FAM y STATIONERY ase %
ceiyed. Sss
p &C 5.d&w RANDOLPH q ENGLISt. s.
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LATEST FOREIGN news.
Franco.

PARIS, October 19.-Full returns of the
election Yesterday for vacancies in the As
sembly show that Engrand. a Bonapartfst.
heads the poll In the Pas de Calais, but as he
Tails OF majority q fresh election win be
necessary. In Alpes and Maritimes, where
there are two vacancies, MedIcin and Che.
res, Republican candidates, were elected.
Germany.
New YORK, October 19.-Special cable dis
patches state that the charge against Count
Won Arnim has dwindled down to one
of MISUNDERSTANDING Prince Bismarck
dreading further spread of the scandal.
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THROMASATE! CHRUMASATE!-W
" have received another supply Of this prepara-
ton for EMBALMING FALL LEAVES and FLOWERS.
We have received many orders for II TO be sent by
mail, but 1t cannot be shipped except by EXPRESS.
Price, so cents per bottle.
POLK MILLER & CO.,
Apothecaries, corner Ninth and Main streets
I
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ICE.

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