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A young lady was yesterday standing on
the wharf at the foot Of Second street, waving
her handkerchief at q schooner lying In the
stream "Know anybody aboard 2" queried
her companion as he came along No. I
don't but they are waving their handler
chiefs at me-" she said. Hand Cha y ker
(hoo) chiefs r he exclaimed, dropping his
basket and leaning against q woodpile;
"why, them's the mems shirts hung up to
dry" She waved into . warehouse. -Detroif
Free Press.
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-sss.,es,-e~ FINANCIAL.
NEW York, June IA, Noon.-doid oPeneu
ct 1l6$. -, e1e o4a 1as
currency $47, 1888, 797 90, coo
The Sub-Treasurer paid ont $3l, guy on &C.
count of interest, and $685.. 600 tor bonds.
Custom receipts $416, 0OO.
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Was aught more sublime ever offered for
contemplation by wondering nation than
the cheek Of the female book agent who called
on the President to subscribe for copy Of
Sherman's Memoirs AZ an 81. ~
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The Hudson census enumerator has found
customer whose nativity puzzles him. His
father was Irish but now naturalized Ameri-
can, his mother English !; he was born on a
Dutch frigate, under French flag in Turk
ish waters, and his name is John Smith.
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rORRIGN MARKETS.

PARIS. June IA, p. M-Rentes 64S5.
LONDON. june IA, 2 p. M..Consols for
money ssi@93f; on account 9Sa@9ss; lO-4Os
lO4s; new SIS lob. ~.
LlvKRPooI, June IA, 1890 T. M.lCotton
steadier; Middling Uplands $3.50, Orleans
7ad. Estimated sales to-day $4,000 bales, of
which 1000 were for speculation and export
July and August delivery, from Savannah Or
Charleston, not below Low Middling. 7-16d.
LATER, 2P. M.-August and September de-
livery from Savannah or Charleston. not be-
low Low Middling, 9-16@7sd; July ana
August do, I'D; shipments new crop DO, 1sa.
LATER, 8 r. A.-Cotton unchanged; the
sales to-day include goo bales American 1sf
LONDON, June IA, Noon.-Erie "a
LIVERPOOL, June 13, Noon.-Breadstufs
quiet. Lard 6Os(1eos Cd. Mess pork 72s 80.
LIVERPOOL, June IA, 5 P. M-Cotton; sales
of the new crop on the basis Of Middiing up-
lands, nothing below Low Middlng' LILO
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Chicago paper Indignantly denies the
statement that that city has more buildings
vacant than occupied. This may be, but it
looks very bad when man goes TO reht q
cottage to have real estate agent take him
to q grain elevator and offer to let him have
the whole Of it for SEA month.
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If you drink. drink Kelley's Island port
wine. For sale by I. L. Lyons, corner Camp
and Gravier. ..rsssness,.g
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Never make wooden leg Of oak-oak al
ways produces (a) corn.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, June l4-Spanish gold, i.993@
200. Exchange buoyant; on the United
States, sixty days, currency. H@76 premium;
short sight 5000 premium; sixty days.
gold. l.O4t9lO5 premium; short s,g na goia;
premium: On Paris |. 05@ .06 premium.
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bLANA bOOA MANUFACTURERS,
~
PRINTERS. BooKBINDERs. ENaRAyERs
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
- ,
AMI
vn or..
II" AMI Ia " 4
ss..,5
.Chartres street...............ls
CffJ et
w., .on.t.nt,v ON hand for sale at Low PIECES
full and varied assortment 2. SASAhAA
ENVELOPES,
81 r.,,r,is,r. avarvth;no necessarv for the
...,,,,>,., ,,c,o,r
o0on -. .-no
oANAS
ANouna 1N,1 M, Us 49,.
.MvrnS .a
rrprS r.corrTs Z
gsE 49,. ,-,,o ~ N rpvc
~ cTUIT. rNnTNrrpS
"a pAmp0Ana
- .-.-- -
800 ALSO n.y. p no,
FANCY NOTE PAPER AND CARDS,
v.....u c,;..,,. so-
srs .e,t 'n0 - '-N"' - -, ,ssaf
pr,rsA vsa sse agsF'aaa
ag so1REEs and .... .s ,e
4es 5s-w $500 WEDDINGa
9 -- 3qi5 E.
49,. ~,vv,v
~ AnHAS1S' 70 l',,n - az ~. 80 -
f8sa GlNEERSs aa-7' 1881 fra 4.
=. hand and FIR sale at Northern nr,cea Z com.
No.. ..sortr,an. ~ 4 Hial ~
Drawing Materials. Il a i-4
c,,r,r,ri.,no- asfn bnea @g aiH2# T
Mathematical Inatrumenta Drawing PaperA :,
Wata, Color. Ro.rds painters, Pallets.
/ y Rru.b,. sanceraL Meazotint etc.
TRACING Cloth and Paper. Drawing Pens.
Istboyrsnhic Pens. Drawing Pencils etc.
s6s Also navttt
/ y noarr n- .sco
- n Chartres street
between Customhousc and Bisnvin&
~
- - ,,r,,s o,,,,r, pr,,a
ShnAN nNo' % 80 80 $50 49, 80
From the Manufactures Of
r-.1n m o
& SPENCERIAN.
HARRISON 4 BRADFORD,
fa ESfEhbkook z ".
0o u 'Ao - n..n,;.
r unv1eu n % .nU .up'S'
~ Ao' $40 ~ nI nOMrrrrn m
faot,,rers 47Chartres street,
between Customhouse and Rienvilla
aef
E uur upxu CIVIL conn
= - se II
WIN Preferences 70 ING
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THE DOUBTS.
united State. Circuit Court.

United States C1rcuIt C0ufts -.
Charles Lauer has fled suit on the law
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the holder of certain of its bonds. This Is
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-29
Ielter from King and Queen.

Editors Dispatch: Our farmers have seed
e! SINAI! crop Of wheat this fall most OF
them hlvin-; turned their attention to raising
hay. The corn crop Is the best we have had
10! four o. live years.
The cpiz 'o;y prevails quite extensively in
This section.
We had several Conservative speeches from
negroes i. our last court, which was some
Thing new for this county, and we have the
nF>t chance We have had since the war Of
eeiec'ng or candidate for the Senate, as there
sS spli, .nong the negroes. s....
We are sorry TO see Colonel Knight and
Dir. stark running as MISREPRESENTATION
AFRAID their ambition will be the cause Of
your city being represented by Radicals. If
richmond goes Radical il will exert a bad
Influence all over the State. am afraid the
State Fair would suffer by 1t, and as to- the
DINE plougai i: would ago up" sure.
The Order OF Patrons of Husbandry IS
very n0ur!shing among us. The members
OF Vineyard Grange contemplate building
qHlea large hail before Christmas near Bru.
lhglon caMcb. REUBEN.
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Various items.

The creditors of Sterling, Ahrens q Co.,
of Baltimore, who failed last August, have
decided to put the firm into involuntary
bankruptcy. l.a lis +" '+- On '' - 80
A Newport, r. l., dispatch says large
two-masted schooner was seen sunk east
ward of Block island, Wednesday, and it is
supposed all on board We're lost.
The grand jury of Concord, N. a., have
indicted l.. A. Page forth murder OF Josie
Langmade.
The skeleton of mastodon which would
stand eleven feet. high has been eXhumed
near Circlevile, Orange county, n. I.
Charles Gleason, one Of the Grafton. Mass,
bank robbers, under fourteen years sentence,
has escaped.
Information has been received at Boston
that Captain Mehan, his son, and four men
of the ship Aida have been drowned in the
surf at Pubulor de Pic,, Peru.
The House Of Bishops Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church has convened at New
York-Bishop Smith presiding-for the pur-
pose of creating bishops for China and AT
RIGA.
joseph Williams, president of the Board
Of Fire Commissioners Of The District OF
Columbia, who was quoted at the Fire
Engineers Convention in New York as say
ing that when he ran with the machine II
party refused to contribute to the support oil
the fire department his house was spotted,
and when fire came they saved the adjoin.
ing property and let his burn, made an I'M
satisfactory explanation TO the commissioners
and was asked to resign, which he did,.
The Fredericksburg Herald Of yesterday
says that General b. F. Butler has purchased
a gold-mine in that vicinity. Recent develop
ments have attracted considerable attention
to the mining resources of that section OF
Virginia. :
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- Proclamation.

Tha'",dsnt Of the United STATES o.
r. he PrcS'ae" g.r,oS.-In accordance
imHica ~ y, once wise and beauthul
rl,h rTaou,, sccustomcd. as the year is
ve paw 70 close. TO de'ote a nur ,hanIs to
The hn.D'G cod for the ceaseless asa usss M
AnlisGs'fh cnet,s bestowed upon Us $500. ~ n~
ghsasnnd for His merc'es ""' o' wv"
during, 'n re rich and free enjoyment OF all
Amid ~. n,sres we should not forget tse
ell ad'""s whcocc they are derived ana
source 's"'r If our obligations to tue fatner
;he eN;sa, " We have full reason TO re.
nslI mt lax. 10 Almighty God for favors
new oI' 'n .,"on ne during the past year.
ns'o"',cc'o .n,n,inued mercy civil aud religious
Be- his eu CO., been maintained, peace has
Nseri! pI,; our borders, labor and enter
.egnee ,roduced their merited reward,
Ttse oS ,,,s fwa,chful providence we arc in'
SAD 10 o. sncnr,ty from pestilence and other
dehe" p ,ai.mi,v, Apart from, national bless.
Dsiieo"', :, ';'ndiyidual smongus has occasion
i'ss' t'"rI,|ully recall and deyontly reco snize
;2se syS,s aud protection winch ne mas en-
jioyfc, therefore. l. Ulysses S. Grant, Pre-;
Now, ;" ,bc United States, do recommend
sl6f'' ., rbnrsdsy the 25.h day of November
y" W NJ The United States abstain from
t3t i< %.1',r pursuits and from their accus'
5, >S'" ,,r',c1tiors. do assemble at their re
;oa.fr rl;ccs OF worship. and In such form
SiE>",, N most appropriate In their hearts
SER Almighty God their acknoWleds
'sa ~ and hanks for all His mercies and
SSas t 49,, PRAYERS for continuance o
u r. ~, r =. whereof I have hereun,o Sc
10 ,.,1 ard caused the seal OF The United
. q; . e be affixed. .,,, o-.,
a. n,,s :; the city of Washington this 21tt
Iva" iIy II October. in The year OF GU
J ord one thousand eight hundred ant
., ,sypn,v.Eye. and Of the year OF inde
H. ,cY,I,nce of the United States the on
i.,sratib. L. S. GRANT.
Hamilton FISH,
secretary Of State.
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=. Fl RcHNoyD LADY BURNED TO DEATH
Yesterday Miss Sarah AppIeyard, a daughter
u Mr. John Appleyard, was With her sister
'oeased IN making soap. The younger sis
u: ett Miss Sarah alone. a few minutes
%''ef Dir. Reeves was called by his wife TO
aNify into Mr.. App!eyard's yard, asSsope
one was screaming. Mr.. Reeves discovered
DIS; sara b Appeyard lying in the fire, her
e.o'hlog burning rapidly and she uncon.
Itions IL is supposed that as soon as her
o!e's caught fire she became so badly fright
eneo that She tainted and fell into the fire,
iiau"isnS the names. 1t was the work OF an
instant TO throw bed-quilt upon the form
=. bliss Appleyard and drawing her oIt to
.aahngush the flames. Alas II was too late.
1 nntf eXctueiating agony, lasting for several
c cpours' tpe unfortunate young lady expired.
"AS iGa.) Sun. 49,.
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6 81 a 4
aISHMoS q B sI, = Exut1aNo.
saprs. Tuuaable vnstais.sas4gs,; -, - ~.

!. O. 49, 1o'
ssetes~r 1ex pias1g ss.S3sf *
Ssats ~ cnnsok 83H kfd. 64
sss,e Az sS, ss nss Wins sisrsssa
sH No, w asked; virgn.a fAteress certificate. p
ss1Scco. virginia coupons, SeI DIG
ev8 Hskeu. -, g ~ ss,.s5tstslltn NJ
.Cst1 Rici,,aes,d city ss 1D7H BIO,
ays asEea; Hishmona saty 6'sy ooH elds w asked
reteEsSurg CRY 6g, 20 olai ~ ncnbntR city w,
9vM DID. 100 asked; Lychbur& Gisy 6s, 6ak bid,
IS asktass slf .stgf-rss. * IL ,s.,.T .lst
k Rattroud B.omdh--Ytrg1nia Contra. Railroed
Virginia and Tesaessee Raiirpsd gthtre mortgsRe
Ssh and US esked; Souihsl6s Ratlrpad first
MORTGAGE preferred Us, ]. and = 7SH DID, 30 ass:
ed ade Railrsad second mortgage prefesrsks
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. f.,.s,,. BY Frank D. Hill. .4,,sr..y4
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
GIE5 ~ ilIOS Main;streel. '"'-sii@

Il.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
~ VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
IN THE CITY; OF RICHMoNn.-By virtue or a
decree granted by the Richmond Chanceiy y Court
i'm the case Of DeDoon rS. Denoon, October, ID,
iS75 we will proceed to SELL on the premises, on
MONDAY Y. November ]. i S75i at public auction,
the following described real estate, as follows:
/. All O'Clock P. NJ, the truly Valuable LOT OF
e ROUND OH the south side OF alatn between
\ iohth and Ninth streets, with q BRICK 81 ORE
and other improvements thereon, No. $50, now 0c-
cunicd as hardware store by John III. Noting,
ESQ, and occupied for thirty years by the late
Samuel D.. Dsnoon. The lot fronts 20 By Ito feet
to q Wide alley, and Is located IN The most I'M
proyfpe part OF Main street. ~ ~! ~, =,
a Commencing at o'clock +. M., the ,B6iCh
Unwilling No. 8, on the west Side Of second De.
tween Main and Cary streets, containing seven
rooms: kitchen &c. ;the laie residence OF Mrs. +.
4. flenoon. Lot 20 by 100 feet.
8. Immediately after The above sale. the bhiCh
DWELLING at the southwest corner 81 MAIN alG
Second Streets now occupied by Captain Joseph
4. Ridgood lNp. IL 81. with SIX rooms, ana brlcK
kfIchen two roOms-ali In nice order. Lot fronts
81 by 92 feet TO an alley ] Q feet Wide. ail!f
4: The BRICK DWELLING NO. Ill, south sloe
Main between First and Second.sre cts, now occu-
MED by Mrs. z. u. Marye, containing nye rooms
and hall Kitchen Of brick, cuiyert, sc Lot Az by
90 feet ,..fS, EN-, ..l4s,,.a,,, q, 4. .,d
twelve months for negotiable notes besr!gs,x per
can't Interest; title retained blythe court unu Inc
purehase'n''oDs' . JOHN A. MEREDITH, III
- ~ IL tEE pa3Fg JAMES H. DOLBY. i.
al ntn
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Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK -

nomi m sales Of 7os bales al 4ac South.
ern -four shade fir1ner and IN fair demand com.
e nSr % s a Wheat ic. better; 1880
81 az for new winter red western; SldS ior SOL
new winter red western; 81 30@$l.3S for ew
s KRe Ga Ss!ef sG@s5 81 eGr @
State. Barley .I Corn irreguar ana unsettled Sc, &c
closing dull at 72@73c. for stesm western! m'xsa
1870 for sail western mixed; 74S9M12S&c. i se,r
high mixed and yellow western; SVISoc ior
SQUAD yellow State. Oats more active ana psttsr
SS@4Skc. for mixed western ana St4te, ihcll Gu
ding Chicago Golf eRo dull and S a1eh nan &c
to good refining; SIC for prime 1ehned ste s,
with fair Inquiry. Molass glaoes qule!
and unchanged Rice quiet and heavy; 6g@ TIC
Tallow dull Kosin firm at 81. SO@sl 90 Turpentine
frmer at 421ac. Pork unsettled but hrmer new
mess, spo,, 422@F22 so. Lard firm; new prime
steam ! 3Mc. !; old, l5@15bc. -Whiskey, qn'et al
BALTIMORE. ,s.a.g
BALTIMORE, October 2S.--Flour quiet and STEADY
Wheat frmer; Pennsylvania red, u 33gsl ~ 3
MARYLAND red, S1.l5GDk1 43 !; amber, $1.45la
$l.5O: white, I'll .2O@S1.50 Corn steady south;
ern white. 75@7Sc. yellow, 73@74Sc. Oats aull
and unchanged Rye quiet at n5@soE, rroYH sxc
Lard steady. Coffee dun aud nominal. &hisSey
a shade ilrmer at 81 .leH2sl.17. sugar quiet and
steady. ~-o,y,,n, 5..,ss- -t.
C1Nc1NSAT1, October 2s.-Flour dull and nn;
changed. Wheat dull and heavy; req, Sl:Z00e
S1.35. Corn dull at 60c Oats dun at lSN4lS
Barley dull and nominal. Rye quet and unGh a S
S2O75. Lard dull and nomi nal steam, l3c. , ke,.
tie, 19kc. Bulk-meats steady and In fair lemanu
old shoulders, S3c.; new meats ten TO twenty guys
sa ior os6inS &C. :d Tor ,cReg and
unchanged. Whiskey steady and In talr dehano al
&I13.
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-aus BY Goddin, Warren & Co., III ,lg72
= Real Estate Agents and Auctioaeers, air
,.g14gs No. HOG Main street. Is iHa,,a

-EyEf L'l-yZ
COMMISSIONERS SALE OFA YALU-
SrABEE FARM ON The BROOK TURNPiKE.
FOUR MILES FROM The CITY. .GONTAINING
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY-ONE. AND
THREEQUARTER ACRES OF YALUABLE
EARNING LAND, DWEELI ,S.5 WIN SE ;,1ISs
HOUSES; ALSO. sIXTY.slX AND A QUARTER
ACRES OF WOODLAND ADJACENT,-AT
PUBLIC AUCTIOH.-In pursuance OF q decree or
the Circuit Court of Henrico county entered on the
18th day of October, 1875. In the suit ,of .Evans
aud wife and ais vs. billiard and a's.,1 the under
signed. special commissioner appointed thereby,
viii proceed to SELL on the premises at public auc,
O'Clock P. NJ, The aboye-described REAL ESTATE.
The neigh borhoad Is excellent; churches and schools
sonyenient. This property was formerly owned
and worked by the late Abner billiard: II Is well
adapted 10 the growth OF wheat corn, and oats; lies
beautifully, and from its convenience to the city
should attract the attention Of purchasers II
fpstalmenis payable six, twelve. eighteen. twenty
four thirty, thirty-slx.and forty.two months for
negotiable notes, with interest from day Of sale and
title retained. "A. 4. COURTNEY.
Toe 10 .r2E - ..sJ4 Special Comnissiore r.
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al zc,l By ChafIip. Staples d Co..; .2B!,,Ie:
Real hsiate Agents and Alct1oneers, j. :,
~ l".-5 No. / Tenth street '!i'1s's' : x,

TRUSTEES SALE OF A INVALUABLE
( l. HOUSE AND LOT ON 0AK.STREET NEAR
MOORE STREET AT AuCTION.--Byy virtue OF
deed OF trust executed by D. H. Carter and wife,
aud recorded in the CLERK loflce Of Richmond
,Chancery Court In ID. B. l06 Z, page, 81, the uu-
derslgned trustee Will sell at public auction on the
At 4no'cIock PINE The. nroner,y aboye 'tsescriSed
gt present In the occupancy ofisaid, Carter. The
lot fronts on tewest HE or Oak strict 25 feet and
runs back lit feet. .>-Fss gtts, sss3isSJ ESsa
TERMS: Cash suflcien. to pay The expenses Of
execItipg this trust and pay of and discharge u
balance Of S10.67 now due upon negotiable n SIC
ano,tero note off, S5 dine 4 4th3 - ptember,
1876, with interest till paid: and another note o
$S7 o. due 4th October, S7S. with interest til
able l0,h-l Bib November. 1876; 1878 payable
10,h;1 9Th Decenber. 1876; asd the residue uptn
such time as the said D. j. Carter shall dlrect IN
think 1t.lO >9ai. 9!,iUph gEH. L.1STAPhES.
&C % =. -. ..t,,,y., Trustee.
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Fatal Accident.

AN.LA COURTHOUSE, VA, October p, 1915.
g., k9t'9rs Dispatch, On Saturday, October
-S1' political meeting was held a. this
Pace. Alter it adjourned Henry Mirus and
E!c1ard Wilson tcoloredD engaged in wres-
lie. The result was that both became angry,
anG Mirus kicked Wilson in the abdomen,
winch caused his death this morning. A
L,,!Mof'rm examination, made by Drs.
adams and Bossaux, revealed the fact that
ne was bruised terribly internally. Mirus has
eIuded arrest up TO this time. l..
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.~g&i BY GoddiD, Warren s. Co~rg al
Real Estate Agents and ,Aucttoneers, D:
No. HOG Main street., ).

GALE OF VALUABLE MIL PRO.
~ P&RTi. WITH SlXTY-rWO AND a HALF
ACRES SOFLLAND. OODRDNELLING. AND
OUT-HOUSES.-At. the request Of N. Il. Clarke,
Esq., who finds 1t imprscticable 20 attend two places
five miles apart, we offer for sale his MILL and
LAND, in aenrico county, live miles from Rich.
lnond, near the Brook turnpike. The mill has two
run Of stones TOR wheat and corn) In good running
order sixteen-foot oyershot wheel, four feet head,
run or work, and, convenient 10 Richmond market
for selling meal and -four; and good market!farm.
This property, is; assessed ut $4,000. Can be
bought for 81, 1000. II not sold privately II win be
offered at public auction. on the premises on FRI
Day, 29fh OF October, 1S76at3 O'Clock pm.
.tTERMs One third cash q balance ut six twelve,
and eighteen MONTHS Interest ADDED, for negotiable
notes, and 81 cured by deed OF trust. = St"'
s !g4fafg ~ .at GODDIN, WARREN &1CO..!
&C 12.Tu&Ft29 go. = ,.ar, Auctloneers.
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CHERRIES sALE.--By. virtue Of adds,

tGHERIFF,S SALE!--By virtue Of adds.
u tress- warrant In. my hands j shall proceed 10
sell at the sherihs office, No 51lb Msin street. on
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Rassroagf Disastcr.

BALTIMORE, October 2S.-- A freight train
and q passenger train coilided on the Bal.i.
more aud Potomac railroad this morning q
short distance from this! city. Two pas.
senger-coacaes were badly smashed, blu: none
Of the passengers were seriously hurt, one
lady only being somewhat ibsuised.t TIE
brakeman of the ,freight.train was scalded,
but not fatally, BY the bursting Of the steam
chest
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Found Drowned.

LEAvEswoRrH, KANSAS, October 2s.--The
body of q young and beautiful woman, about
twenty-five years Of age, has been found in
the river near here. She was richly dressed,
and in the pocket of her dress was found
S175, card-case with the name Of NJ. NJ.
Bar Blackwell, a check for baggage, and q
pass from Chicago to Kansas City. -.
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Waahinrs o,, sss,sss,

WASHINGTON, October 2s.-Tor the Cub
and South Atlantic States, falling barometer,
higher temperature, southwest to southeast
Winds, Increasing 'cloudiness followed by
falling ,enperatnre, northwest winds, and
rain in the Southwest. s;ss.t.4 I3si 81 Ess5s.:
For the Mitidle aud Eastern States, falling
barometer, warmer, partly cloudy weather,
aud variable winds, mostly northwest TO
southwest, breaking to the southeastern the
former section.,t. 81, q4t .4ygt,,. ta.,S .s,
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ri DE;3 by NJ ID. Lee. 20 ajsFuliqr,I
Real, Estate AGENT and .Auctioneer, -, q
TT" No. II Eleventh street. : 80, 49,

iyTALU ABLE fDOUBLE.FRoNT BRICK,
N DWELLING. WITH LARGE LOT HAND.
SUMELY OkNAMENTED WITH sHRUBBERY,
ON LAYNEARADAMs STR EFT, FOR SALE
will sell at. public anc:icn,s on the premises,
Desirable si e.osDWELLIaGaoNo.1 Io7 west Cay
street, now In tho occupancy of Rev. DE-. iWf:
SON. The house Is double front, With wide hall
modern Improvements. y he iohfronts "a by SO
feet and has on y some Of the choicest shrnbbery
tTEHMs.Eiber and made Known at the time OF
sale.0s. 81 .Gu!!qii;@sb bonn. M., LEE, = \
&C 90 III; Auctioneer.
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the Steamer ;Uraguay.

SANTIAGO DE j, CUBA. October 28.-The
steamer Octavia or Uruguay is still In Kings.
ton, and nothing has beer, decided regarding
the vessel or cargo. The Spanish Govern
ment demand both. . 1t is hardly possible
the English authorities will pursue any
other course than that OF retaining vessel and
cargo as alegal prize. ,r.g 80, >, ,..- ....,.