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/ CorSrKyMAN IN LUcK.-We are glad TO
t4EN that JOAN Z. Graves, Z O.. living en-
Tue south side Of the county, near Bunker
Hi. has discovered gold on his place in pay.
!Ig quantities. The mire has been examined
by experienced mineralosists, representa-
I've, OF Pennsylvania mining comrany,
who mace Mr.. Graves very flattering offers.
b. At present declines to make public what
iAosr { ti.!S amounted TO, but the machinery
ior developing the mine will soon be here,
when pcfmaLcot arrangement will proba-
hy b. made The company and the public
c'C hen expect to kuow something definite
about the value Of the ore. The precious
u.r'a. Is certainly there, nuggets of pure
old baying been found ia considerable
quantities. besides rich quarts.
Other valuable mineral-, such as magnetic
ifoa-Jre, copper, and lead, are found near
laa same place on the same gentleman's
.uj. Bedford Star.
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| THE MISSOURI BALLOT SYsTEM.-In the
State Of Missouri o system bias in use
since 1866 which makes ballot-stuffiog an
impossibility without collision among all
the Judges and clerks, and even 10 that case
di .coyerable afterwards. The only objection
| to the system is that it requires q little more
trouble and time to count the ballots which
is small one, considering the importance OF
the elective franchise. Besides, these, de.
fects can be removed by increasing the num-
Der of voting places, which is very desirable
any bow in Baltimore. The following is the
Missouri system: As the ballots are received
they are numbered on the back, after they
are folded by the voter, in the order In which
they are taken, beginning With No. l, and so
| on up to the last taken. The judge receiy.
ing the ballots passes them to second Judge,
who places them in the box. The clerks
keep record of the voters, and place to the
left of each name on the book the number
of his ballot. The number on the record
must correspond with the number on the
ballot. The third judge checks, the names
OF voters from the Observation-Disclosures as is
BOW don8 1,i# - ,..'' -.
| When the votes are counted. one judge
takes the ballots from the box, first calling
the number, which q second judge fnds on
| the record, and checks the names as counted;
the third judge strings the ballots. When
| ballots are found 10 the box without num-
Der, or when there are two or more ballots of
| the same number, they are destroyed, or
strung by themselves. and not counted. By
this system the judges and clerks discover.
how each person votes, and penalty, which
is included in the oath administered to the
judse>and clerks, makes the disclosing OF The
names for whom any person votes a misde:
meanor, punishable by imprisonment and
foe. The person aggrieved may be the prose
cutor. The ballots are placed, after the return
is made, 10 the custody of the clerks OF the
Circuit Court, to be preserved for reference
only in contested-elec,ion cases, and not to
be examined except By some person author
lied by law. The poll record Is kept open
for reference by voters who may choose to
examine them TO see if their names are re-
corded.
The penalty for violating secrecy, and the
certainty of the detection of the judges or
clerks for disclosures, makes the secrecy OF
the ballot so nearly absolute that there have
been very few cases of prosecution since its
adoption in Missouri Communication in
Baltimore Sum
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Markets by Telegraph.

sesdy s aeaa Fl Is SS bses al sls@s
Flour dull prices s
SO for good TO choice extra southern. wheat lc.
lower snd rather more doit &; chiefly export
Torn about lie. lower; 74xc.. for steam wes'ern
mixed; 75@76c. for SSH western mixed, the latter
for cnoice; 76@77c. for high mixed and yellow
Isttes Vary Scarce; Use. for new wese mixed
Oats about lie; better; 42@4sHc. for mixed western
and asSa tor esses e Tes es
@1SNc, ;,he later for choice Coffee quiet anu
saFfs eaTg At a a1ss heavy
81 S5@$l.9o. Freighis quiet. -,
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, November 6.AFIour quiet steady,
and unchanged. Wheat firm utqmet; Fennsyl-
aPn ss 5 ether 5as n snd
s snsp sT@. F Pers as 80 Bulk
shouders, lOAc. clear rib. 14c; hams. l5h9l &c.
Lard REFINED, l4x@l5c. Coffee nominal. Whis-
key dull al 81 16. sugar steady. 2, - ~ =
LOUISVILLE. s.'.''' .-'',t.
LOUISVILLE, November 6,-Flour and wheat
8o@62c. OATS quiet aud unchanged. Rye quiet
and unchanged. Provisions In fair demand; supply
very limited Bulk -neats7shopadhl re-, S@9saEc; ;
IKE Shoulders, Oc.; clear rib and clear
sides l4X@I4kc. Lard fierce, lac. Whiskey
dali and lower at SLIP. Baggtng quiet and ur-
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, November 6.-Flour dull and un-
changed. Wheat dull, unsettled. aud lower; red,
Sl.I50S1.25. Corn dull; old, 5SM6Oc.; new,
S5@72. iIals dull at 2S@3Sc. Barley dull Can
ada. Sl,l5@SI3O. Rye quiet and unchanged:
Pork scarce and firm at $22.5O. Lard quiet and
arm; steam, 12h60121c kettle, l3hc. Bulk-
meats steady and firm shoulders. &c; clear RIO
and clear sides, l11@l 2ac.-partiy cured, loose.
BACON nominal tJreeu- Hleats-sn0ulders, NC.
Whiskey quiet and steady at &1.l2
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LoC1s. November 6.-Flour quiet aud un-
ch ,nged fair IL quiry for low and medium gra6es:
Wheat higher; no. red winter. 81 .67@sl .577a;
No. red winter. 31@$1.31h. Corn dull ana
lower: No 2 mixed, 4SG149hc bid, according 10
location. Oats dull and lower 10 sell; No. SAG.
bid Barley-bu, ers and sellers apart; no ransae,
$3.50. Lard dull and dropping; offered a At e 1l2S
6i2Tc. Bulk meats dull; nonlnally SSdoAr.
Shoulders 1h@ Ac.; clear-rio sides, &C., ana
.I2Hc Tor clear sides. Bacon irregular; u main
higher: shoulders, 91sGl 0Hc:; clear RIB ana clear
sidss IA, l4S@1 Axe. Whiskey STEADY ana un.
changed ~hogs-Demaad good It iuil prices
market bare: little done; workers. f6.75GSI;ZU,,
butchers, S7@S7.25. Cattle Gull and nominal.
Receipts: 5000 barrels flour: %, 600 bushels
wheat; COO bushels corni 1000 bushels oats
g. 900 bushels barley; 1000 bushels rye; hogs
gao head cattle, $40 head. L. ..-3&
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RICHMOND AUD PrrnRsBuaa RAILROAD,

/ RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RA1LRnADt
- secs. CoMPAEy; 81 81
COMMENCING OCTOBER "a. 1915,
~ trains on this road Will run as follows g 5lje
LEAVE RICHMOND 5soUTH *
ply a M d dg esnneetins fsr ' an peiSis south
/ af9-Ih and West seeptng4car attached runs
through to Weldon. ~. $3.50, o..
74S s Coach pSl as sshsd SssfF! sss
burg. and stations ON the soatnsids
road, LyGfhbnTg, ana at me west en,e.,,ny
Lao "' FOR ali points sou!h and west fas.i
sengers taking this train VIII nuke
close come elton at Petersburg for
! .@a Norfolk. Elegant parsor.car attached
| ,f..ss runs through to Weldon. q lt9,5s q
500 P. NJ, FRI fGHT daily except Sunday. with
coach attached.
IS LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
TAO A, M, FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except Sun.
1884 A. NJ, @aR a sGIe MAIL daily coapeetug
with Richmopd, Fredericksburg and
~. Potonac railroad for all points fass
500 P. M, D FREiGHT daily except sunday,
coach attached.
day), connecting with Richmond.
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
E forall points East and West. Pullman
sleeper attached. running through
10 Baltimore. Also making close
connection with the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad for the Virgins Springs
and all points North and West. q
The MAIL TR ,INS will rot stop between Richr
Pssseneers for Charleston, Columbis, A uguste.
Savannah, Florida, aud southwest Georgia, VINO
leave Richmond by morning trains, are in,ol mts
that this line is the only one that connects
without delay or break In schedule 80,
Trains on Clover Hill railroad leave Clover III
Pits at ESQ A. NJ, and returning VIII leave GnesteI
at 2:4oiP: NJ. MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS s5 ah'
FRIDAYS. sxxE 80,
/ ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start from
Appoma!tox depot.
i 0c as IS fGEsi: a. SHAW.fupetintenuen..
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The pope's household consists OF %! per-
sons, the chief or whom are Cardinai Anso.
pen, the Dejor.domo, the master Oh eDe
chamber, the grand almoner, tie secrelaIy'
the steward, the governor. Genei ~ haDzael,
and five cbamberiains: There are IWsnLy
persons employed 10 the secretaries oMes'
fifteen in the administration OF the psaa n,
and eight 10 the secret printing house. me
Pope has one groom of the chamber ana SIX :
body servants. The apostolic chamber IS
composed of a president, twenty.three eou.
rie-s, three servants, aBd three orderlles ,s
CudiDal Antonelli and General hauzte si f have
0 suite 0f forty,eigbt persons, while TINS
Swiss Guard and the Poalldcai gepd afmefie
pun Der two hundred. q q - sis &; Ii
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DECIsloS.-In a chsncery cause argued
s: the last term Of the Circuit Court, in
which the privy examination and acknowl-
edcemnnt of q married woman to ce,d of
trust had been taken by notary public who
Vas the trustee in the deed, Judge Nc
Laughin decided that: Whether the TAX.
ing the priyy examination and acknowledge
mcnt of married woman be a judicial or
ministerial ac', yet it is an act treated with
such sancti,y by the law by not allowing 1t
10 lie extl4ned, contradicted, impeached, or
81 aside, except for fraud, that it is abso-
lu,ely necessary that the officer taking such
acknowledgement and making such exami.
nation should be d'sln,erested person and
:. appearing that the officer taking the
acsnowled tment in this case was the
grantee in said deed. and although trustee
uere'g. yet a trustee with power and an
interest he said acknowledgment must be
held Invalid, aud the said deed of trust must
be beid as creating no lien upon the real
estate Of the rIain,,tt." The plaihtitf in this
cise was a married womon who had convey
ii her separate c,ta,e. - Lexington Gazette.
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TIE discovery of subterranean forest
iuat below the surface Of the bed Of the
names river is attracting q good deal Of
attention in Eoglsud. The oak, the alder,
a ~ The willow, are the principal trees found.
! lese retain their vegetable character, but
oIuer slgns SLOW that the forest belongs to
we w, period of the elk aud the red deer 10 the
@u't Of England, 8
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP 1,@Nfx
~ COMPANY.
FOR NEW YORK.

This company will dispatch one Of their splendid
stcamers-OLD DOMINION, WY ISAAC
BELL, RICHMOND, and GEORGE w. ELDER Re-.
water.
These Ships are entirely new, and were built ex-
pressly for this route, ,14.s..,t4 a.. .
They have splendid saloons, state-rooms, and bath
rooms. rst<Ss. ~ ~ - s : -
The fare, accommodations, and attentions are un-
surpassed. ~ ,E,.
Goods shipped by this line arc landed regularly
At New York on the company's covered pier, 81
North river. ss. ~ ~,
with dispatch, and no charge made except actual
expenses incurred. ~
Freight received until 8 P. N. daily.
For further information apply to
$50 .GEORGE W.ADLEN h CO., Agents,
my 10 ofi.e Compapy,s Wh yyes, Rookie It's. j
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RICHMOND AND DAxvuLE RAILRoArsC0dPs l
OFFICE MAsTER or TRAINS Mar 3QSa67E2 81
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.-TRAINN No.

RICHMOND AND DANvuLE' RAILR0ArsC0dfsy
4 cEsMASTER or IRANsss May sad 81,
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.-TRAIN No.
sIsaaoSSdA sE1fssssS sssss
E go
F1f ss s Esssws Sef SS oss.s
s s 4 1850 s'ssls .ssss sss ass iIs
Eli sssss psasfs q sssd /. ssss
;TsA1E No. s.-TaiInegsH MAn q. yeax
FOR THE soUTH-Leayes Riehnon a st 1:3S EN-;
ayes Bsrsssllls q 49, lssEss Dysss
ieasss Greensboro, al 2:45 A. NJ s1eases SALISBURY
at6:27 d. Nj: tsares "a ir-Iine jnncfae1 sat TOO
ssf Vs. q sesIsss,e Fl Mn
Leaves CHARLOTTE ats9:16P. M...ieayes eslisnaryf
esSss iaais sSs & bSa
Sas An leayes Bsrksy wine 1854 M:; ~
| al gurkey,leai I2:x3 2. MI; Raves BarEsSiifeat
Essieksss poihss les oas sei
ss TRIALS Fa1Esss :! s'ss 81
fiyss s, a. F No =, SEQ "A,
chasspsaf e and s osio os
i trains TO and from Raleigh and GOfdsboto.
H. MI throuehtrains conf ect at Richmond and Dun.
dee With trains on the Richmsnds yFredercssourK
and Potomac railroad, and Washingson CITY, Viz.
ginia Midland End Great Southern railroad, TO and
from Washington, Baltimore, Phundeiphia, and
4 New York. - 49, . Z
Trains Nos. 8 and connect at Richmond With
the Richmond, York River and Chesapeake Rail-
road trains TO and from Baltimorsz and eastern
points, ~ 81 .Ss;I b tstl,.E iss,lsss - q
trains on the Atlanta aud Richsond An. Limo fail-
4 road to and from Greenyle, Atlanta, Monsgomeyys
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans, and ail south-
IiweStern points. ~ 80 80 sd ~
Trains Nos. 8 and 4 connect ak Charlotte Hitk
the Charlotte, Columbus and Atlanta railroad Coz
Columbia, Augusta, Savannah, ia iiahasses, ana al
southern points. ). Sffss. .. 9 f.ssF'
j Train No. A connects at Burkeyille the At
antfc, Mississippi and Ohio railroad, nom Lynch-
burg, Chattanooga, and all southwestern points.
Iickels sold 10 al! southern and southwestern
points, and baggage checked through, I&,.Ss
! Un6roEen gauge from Richmond % New Orleans.
Pullman sleepers on all night trafnG sssfg M
caltiekets are good only for continuous pas
sage 10 the points named on, the ticket NO iay-
over checks win be given. - .f.s' ~
! + ; 4 faIFJ .Is111 lF It. M.R.ITkLCoTT.
4 ,.fs ~, .,. Engineer and Superintendent. q
/ W, T. WEST, Master Of Trains. &c 81 IS
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DHILADELPHIA, RICH aF4A
L MOSD, AND NORFOLK STEAM S.na 9
SHIP LIN E.-FOR PHILA DFLPHlAI WltE a
line Will leave Philadelphia every TUESDAY ana
SATURDAY, and Rirhmond every TUESDAY
and f; IDAY at IL O'Clock. .ss.
FreIc,,t taken ut low rates for all parts OF New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, for ProYi-
dence and tostop. Also, for Liyerpooi ana AMI
Werp ria Red Star and 4 merlcaa steamship lines,
ana bills OF lading sigaed through.
r.... 242o Dsck street, Richmond.
WILLIAM =. CLYDE i CO.,
NH IL No. 12 South Wharyes. Philadelphia.
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INSIDE LaNE.",sf5sl, !
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BrTWERN
| RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA ejf
~. -, ,,TRI.W EEKJ,Y. .,,t.S ,7...ss Il

NASl tpApG 2FaElGdTtAROUTE HETWHEEs
| RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA rid
| .lRynTiiz cd, ITRa-WEEKLY.i l,frfi i seq a <
/, On and after, OCTOBER LIST the splendid IRON,
steamers OF this line Will leave Richmond TUBS
DAYS, IHUaSpAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Powhotsn Steamboat Lines pier, at corner OF
Twenty second aad Dock Streets making close COR
neciion each "trip at Caution, Md, fEast Haitmore)
with the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company for Philadelphia. h ,Ct. &s42 -
SPB CIAL ADVANTAGES: - rst
All freight by this line covered by fire aud mayine
insurance free OF cost. No dockage Charged at
Richmond. Rates as low as any other line. This
is the quickest line between Phadelphia and Rich
mond. 49,, lat.s3..,a I. .s.,,.-y. !,
Freights ordered by this line Should be marked
!" Canton Insids Line, and sent TO the Phil
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore depot, PhiIndel-
phia. .t.
Freigbts received daily In Philadel phia and Rich
mond. For further information app:yto 1850
: l.. B. TATUM, Agent, ~,
/ - W Offices Twenty. second End Dock streets
/ urr4 e4s3i and NO: sos Msin street; or to-
I j. 8. WILSON, General Freight gent, i
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad,
/ PhiIadelDhia,' III (,.H - .5- ~ tft a9
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rANsTEAMBoAT LINE. " ssi
THROUGH FREIGHT. ,;, III ],
EoTRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AMI
tg,i asBALTIMORE.,9S !,5E bt9I1

EnfVsSE.I5E----.I
NO DOfKAGE CHARGED nfl ~, h.
The new and fast iron steamers SHIRLEY and
WEsTOYER,of this line, leave their Dewap7er, In
the Dock, foot Of Twenty. second streeta every
o'clock and skTURDAY AFTERNOON at 4
O'Clock, for Baltimore. making Close connections at
Eocust Point with Baltimore and Ohio railroad for
Central railroad Tor northern cities and anada.
Through bills sRue6 TO iRSlumere and alt points
line. Apply 10 BTh n ~ .i Hssn dt.f
Offices Twenty-second and Dock streets and No.
903 Main street. = .l- ftstg, slts a ET oc 81 =
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B.J. Wilkinson is appointed postmaster
at Warm Springs, Pittsylvania county, Va,
uice Samuel Beck, resigned. ---.--
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= Is =. wATsoN,s FURNITURE "a

~ T.. WATSON'S FURNITURE "a
|SJssstE@ 3. 5 WORKS. 5lssrt 1872 ID
FAcroRY AND LUMBER YARDS, RoCKETTs,I
LUMBER MILLS, VIRGINIA. - ~ ~
|; z wAREnooMs CORNER THIRTEENTH AND z
!. tsI..s. ~ FRANKLIN STREETS. L. st.t!it
The attention OF the wishing merch ants, and
hoiel.EeeDers is called to the largest sTOOk OF
FURNITURE In the South, consisting OF PARLOR,
CHAMBER and DINING Room fGRNITURE, COr-
TAGg BEDSTEADS, MATTRESSES, &C.. all manuIac-
,ured By this establishment. Every article VAR
ranIed. BUILDENG-LUMBER,W WALNUT, a sht S m4s,
for sale, sta.E -.r14& ..s--" EE1 OC 40
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BY TeiesraphI..

NEW YORK. November 6 .-Honey 2A3. ster-
ling dull ut 49,. God easier ut fT5k@li5x CD.
yeEnments- Little doing and steady; new 5'si lI6S
B4nk Statement: Loans increase, LS625;; specie
increase, $3.375, O0OI legal ienders decrease, e.
increase, $1,Q00,OUO. 80 l3'',s g 1sssNl
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EOR.PHILADELPHiA.e
JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATa.Sssa
" COMPANY. =
WINTER seHEDULE d,
FOB EORFOLK, PORTsMOUTH, BALTIMORE,
PHMADELPHIA.A AND NEW YO0K.
REGULAR hANDfa HS s On JAMES Isl R .1l7l s.
WINTER SCHEDULE

On and sfter TUESDAY. October s.. 1875. fh.ss
Connany's fast and elegant stsa amer aU3H sYI-
SIESTEh, Captain - a. PosT. csrryipge Uasfed
s ss mail VII ieays her wharf, Rosfssts sar
ESQ AN tFs s. ~ 1t
Passengers make sure connections with Fay hsps,
g Norfolk TOR Baltimore, Philadefphia. and New
tOrR. sfSi;E3s
| FARE TO NeRFOLKa0sLY.... ...s 300
/. i ARE re- NORFOLK ANIL RE- rs... US
! ~ pN.s s. 0U
a Fare to Baltimore. "a O0s9 s
l., Fare 10 Philadelphia "a, D. so A.,
I, Fare 10 New York :. "a 80
T1cEefs TOT sale on steamers. al CARRIER Co.'S
Ticket Agency. Main street, aud Excnange Hotel,
ana haggase checked through; Ezeighs reeeiyed
regular landings on james river sffonf TAI A to
e. Nj, at reasonable rates. j. III isS ~ it5fgti93
! Freight for way-landfpes Mnst be prepaid.
SS.s'T 80 ~ = L. b TATUN. General Agent
Once :Comnany,s wharf; Rockets BFancS once
at-W~ D. Blair q Co. ., No. 903s Main sreetast sNr
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r D. GATEWOOD,

$40, BROAD STREET, BETWEEN THIRD JET
,ss,> !, .tt AND FOURTH. f~sG
I have now on hand aud am daily receiving all
the latest styles of CHAMBER, PARLok, ana
DINING-RooM FURNITURE. WAEsUT u. =.
SpiTs from 800 to $3.50; PLAIN WALNUT,
$40 to &75; STAINED. S25 TO 500; PARLoR
SuITs fran $50 to 1850. Also, every article
usually kept In first class furniture Store CANE
FEATH ER-B RDs. PILLOWS. and HOLSTERS Having
q practical KNOWLEDGE of twenty-fy wears, can
warrant all goods as represented. fUPHoLsTEBING
ment. Terms liberal Prices cannot be surpassed.
ON 9th. IN. .&MSm u: - 81
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BALTIMOR

BALrrnoRE,, November 6.-virginIa s's, peeIers.
AZ: Virginia consols Co.. West Yirginias, Sx bid
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: : BY Telegraph.
CANNON m HARINER 6

WAsHINGToN, November 6.-About November
5fh viii BE- sounded during thick fogvy weather on
Vineyard sound li9htvessel, west entrance Of
yard sound, Mass. a Iweive.fnc steam whistle
four seconds blast every Observation-Disclosures by
Intervals OF twenty-s3x seconds - ~ - 2
fortress MONROE, November SIN Hampton
Roads s.Scbooner j. g. Joynes, from Aichmond, for
Providence. s''': II. q
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TIHAVE I'M STOCK full line OfS
I E,C RI;ET,s fine BUTTON BOOTS forx -
ladies'. m sses, children. and infanis; Newark u
Hano,sewed Boots. CATERS, and tbs D9uns ;.i ana
and Chiioreu's fine Dress and Walaing,saoes |;
GentIemen,s, Ladies', Boys. and Misses, shppers:
heavy Peg Boots, Plough.shoes. snd Slogans ios
siiupers: Trunks, VsAses, Satchels, B,gs. over.
Gai.e1Tss. &c. rep. h and n Main s,rsela.
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TUsT RECEIVED. FALL -
81 GOODs.-A fill line OF Banister &s 80.
Tichenoris fine hand-sewed. apgie. and oonp.s-
sole Congress Gaftrrs and Boots msSs 80
ism. han d-sewed Shoes FOX old ladies' poys. "a
Youths calfsdn Caters and Lace Shoes hns sese
ieA'DeA '' -WiNGO, ELLETT GRUMPs,
| aa % $500 :. - - laos Msin street
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EOR BALTIMORE. d ~ Fa5.s HsSEnyti
Il $50 81, TRI-WEEKLY. Il
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MARIaE InrEa.I,IlaEn1C,,..s


Sun get. Hiei tide III
P1RT0F RIcHMbNb Noykrnrfs 4. = ss5s1rs
- ARRIvED akTuHpAY.zs4ss z .ss !.
steairer Old Dominion, 3 Waller. rr Yosr
mersnsnpise and rassea gerss 81. H. Aficn & Eo.
steamer John &. rde. Gtoghegan. gaItimors .aef;,,
shsadlses Hiclimona, FORK River and GEesapeake
sshoonsrSs ma Ben, Hyer; Fl iiade,sn,a c,,,,I
!. Est9onsr Caroline Knight, Roger, Reckiana,
sthoones sRSse Mclbeyilt, Mullen. p6IEds,abis,
coal, Powhatan Iron Company! 3. 8 Z
L, ~ r.; - 81 4RRrTEp SUNDAY. z;
Bteamef Wesiover, Skinner, Baltimore, marsbsn-
disc and passengers. Ia q. Tatum. agent.
s Fl et@sass 3faEsArfD SATURDAY. =
Steamer 1shiraay. Trsyers, Baiismorc. merehan-
disc and pafssnkets. T.. b. Tatnm, agent. ~
etetrerJohn r. toe. kieogheSar. Baltimore. Nor.
ehsndiss, kichaonfs FORK River and Chesapeake
Steamer John syiyesteT, Clifford, Ner1olk, met.
cnaudtse and pzssPneers.L l.. B. Tafum, agent
Rig florerfe Nay fHr,I, EeitxIer, Bahia, aour.
CARGO manufacturing Company, ~ 3,
schooner 4 La n. kittley Crawford, Philadesphia.
gcSnste, 1rrfe u co.. rs it59 FsJ'0
Schooner 2: 3. Steeinan, Hexters Norfolk, graz
Mes CEfr1e q 20. ~ sE.sf SttE e q -
SCHOONER John Mosser, Rhodes, NERYuk, coal
ana c4rooye Curtis Il Parker 81 ses slf.sss ~
SshqoneT Mary and Francis, McAndrews, yrer-
ron, n. J.1 rtd City Point, zine ore. ~ * D 3
Siocp Enzaoeih, fi!cheft James river, to load for
IsiSnAuehuszsbts Efrsf.- ~ x *
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5tEUEEs, MULES.-Jsst arrivedA
1 lfl at eur stables, 5on assignment, from
NY. Z 49, - '''FIRST.CLA ASS MULES, 42zlas
which will DO sold very low to close me OUT a
op Sfi,sT GLASS HACKS BUGGIE5. &c, fof
hire. ian Ia 5s TT l lef Eh 80. q W. ~
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81 IIMEGAMSET, And PIsA0 TO 3.
DOCKLAND LIME GROUND AND
III gALCINED PLASTER. fis ~.
$50 barrels ROCKLAND LINE daily expeeiea
per schooner Herald, 5zs &
800 forsGRoUND PLAsTER,
q - and for sale low. s foe II A. -. Ahs..
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!. FYMANC1AL.'

III Esgl.3tt, i sis}IAs III ssali ~
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write this the night before the election.
The city is very quiet, but there is much APP
prehensiop, and every one you meet says
.Oh! ! wish 1t was over" trjtt .,.sGt: ssasssl
/ was told tonight that In the eastern part
Of the County the whites have Q cannon
marked "U. s." which they had dug up
somewhere. A squad Of them have arrayed
themselves in blue, and are dragging the
cannon about. calling the attention OF the
negroes TO che t1U. s." upon It. and telling
them that it is Grants cannon, and that ne
has sent them down here vito It to tell an
.;ntot 80 - H.V.R.
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w. M. &. DUNN 3 W ~ <
Z Engineer ana superintendent TrsASpt2t1f5On.e