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Financial Dis i =, !.

new YORK, October 2B.-An involuntary
petihon in bankruptcy was filed on SATURDAY.
On the United States District Court against
Wye d Co. by forty CT editors representing
1000, O00.. The total unsecured indebtedness
is about S1,500,000. :,
DtssoWay d Hatch, leather dealers, have
suspended. No statement Of their affairs has
yet, been made. .t..,ss 800 ~ ;.
Oscar, d. Dixie, tea and spice.merchaut, has
also suspended. The suspension is only
temporary. z,gS.: IS ,sy !. ,...,,,..s,3 j,
iMasic Iron-W orks have failed, Liabilities
large. The. Morris Run Coal COMPANY. of
Ipennsylvania, have fled claim for $780,
000:,j j.ff3ysrI :i;.,r -, -,
PORTLAND, Ma, October 28.-N. gWiggin
q Co., lumbermen and traders, of Ellsworth.
are reported as having tailed with, heavy
liabilities Four hundred employees ousted !.
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Br Frank D. Hill, siE-s !.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
110S Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
INVALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
IN THE OITY OF BlCHMOND.-By virtue OF a
decree granted by the Richmond ChanceIy Court
in the case Of DenoOn us. Deno0n, October 10,
1878, We will proceed 10 SELL Oh the premises, on
MONDAY. November !, 75, at public auction,
the following described real estate, ns follows:
LAT l O'clock P. NJ, the truly valuable LOT OF
GROUND on the South side of San between
Ei2hth and Ninth streets. with . BRICK STORE
and other Improve meDts thereon, No. Sz6, now oc-
cupied as a hardware store by John ID. Nothing
ESQ.,. and occupied for thirty; years BY the late
Samuel D. Denooh. The lot fronts 20 by IL feet
proving part !of, Main street. l-ElI. 81 gaz
g. Commencing ut O'Clock 2. NJ, the BRICK
DWELLING No. s, on the west side of Second be;
tween Main and Cary Streets con 'ainira seven
rooms: kitchen, &C.: the late residence OF Mrs. +.
). Eenoon. Lot 20 by i 90 feet. IL,
3. Immediately after the above sale, the BRICK
DWELLING at the southwest corner T Main and
Second streets, now occupied by, Captain 5Joseph
T. Didgood mo. ! 1 81, with SIX rooms, and brick
Kitchen, two rooms-ali In nice order. Lot fronts
% by 90 feet to an alley 9 feet wide. a. - tgIg
. 8. The BRICK DWELLING No. ] II south side
Main between First and Secondsstrfcts, now Occu.
pfed by Mrs. 4. l.. Marye, containing five rooms
and hall Kitchen Of brick, culyert, &c. Lot 30 by
90 feet. ...s..ssl e.tI - E.r ,r,1Yt,..,4: ,
twelve nj oits for negotiable notes bearing six per
cent Interest; title retained by the court until tho
p o'it SiFt"f' . JOHN A. MEREDITH,a |
13f.JAMES II. .D0ULhY.7't 1
II d
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WASHINGTON SOLDIERS IN RICHMOND
About fifteen Of the members Of Company
\, Washington Light Infantry, were in this
city Yesterday, having come for the purpose
Of Witnessing the Inauguration Of the Jack
on statue. After the ceremonies they were
taken 10 charge by the members OF + Com.
pauy, Of the First Virginia regiment, who
nave vivid and lasting remembrance
rt the kind treatment received from
t-mrany A On The occasion OF their
visit TO Washington one year ago, and hos
litably entertained at their armory last
evening. This was rather unexpected by
the Washington boys, as their visit was ROT
formal one. they having come orly as pri.
Yate citizehs; but our soldier boys could
not see IL 10 that light.
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BY q. Il. Crawford, .lsst3t 5Jtf
Real Estate Agent and Auchoneer,p5 III
}fE No. 1l05 Bank street. lstzg 81

EOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUC TION,
4 IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, THAT
LARGE AND fW,EGL-K KNOWN ESTATE ON
JANIS RIVER t0rPGSl9E THE BRANDONSl
GALLiEID, WiL = LAMpISG.L WIN SnSr
auction: in the city Eiehniond. on the Attn on
OCTOBER. second day Of. The FatI-in front Of my
tainipg s35 ACKRs OF Ian b, fioiiina one mile
on the river and extending one and % half mtlss
back tn main road to Richmond. About 46S
acres are cleared. and having been twice hmed
are susce ptib,e OF ile highest Stale OF iuprove-
mept. Only, 9 small portion under fence and IN
cultivation. The balance OF about 400, acres In
woods Improvements sconsfstF In. a. SMALL
FRaMED DMEhLiNSs and asasL ont; houses. g
also On the premises a l. ARG E FRAMED STORE.
HOUSE end WHAR ~ In successful operation.
commanding an income of at irast $1,000 per
year. P6st-ofice 81 ,be store. The view, location.
and facilities forshpfipg cannot be SURPASSED by
TERMS one;fourh Of the puIchase, money in
cash; balance In one, two, and three years, neRo~
tabie notes, interest Bdded{ and fttle rtained anti
the whole Of the purchaser money is paid.
&C 4.eodi2znc.idsd SS'n kucti5neer.
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az - -
Elections.

DENVER. COLORADO, October 26.--R"turns
indicate that the Republicans hayencarried
the Territory and have considerable major
ity 10 the Constitutional Convention.
/. [Note.-By the law passedby last Congress
Colorado will be admitted as State in time
for the presidential electiop.] III. @a
i, PORTLAND, OREGON, October 2e.-Mr.
Lase (Democratl Tor Congress, is probably
elected by one thousand two hundred MI
jority. The vote has been tight. Z .iGyae
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'sBY.fETEGRgpTfa
ftatas Explosion-seyI.re, -, i 3, !, J. !,

katas Expl0sIOff-Heserai sgcn Esy,sas
Especial Telegram to the iii tdteh,I M !;
GHEsFsa, va, tOcsober rs. . a 81 olo.ssn
occurred 81 Raecoon FIT Ibis norrfsp abou,
s O'Clock. From all TINT could be learned
from The passengers there were abont four-.
teen &c, men 10 the pitat the time. Il Is sup
posed that the three gas.men, who had itiss
gone down, were killed, but that the res. had
chance to escape by the north shaft. :,
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! CONFEDERATION i'm Virginia city.

\ ~ .SODnaErAlfon I'm Virginia City, 81
GREATER PORTION OF THE TOWN DESTROYED.
/ WASHINGTON, October 26.--A dispatch,
from Virginia City, Nevada, says that fire
lat that place has destroyed the California
mill, and that the fire is still spreading. The
Catholic church and other buildings will be
blown up to stay the fiames. "a E,.Rs.<G 'ii-t:f!
\ LITTER The SOphfr Works and Bank of
California; buildings are burned and the
whole. business portion Of the town has been
destroyed. y The Catholic church is now
burning 1Gg!niTad EiTa 5i,tEe&gNai IL el5g
Lotest.-The Virginia City IRE is now I'm.
der control. The fire has apparently burned
itself out. All the city northof Smith street
is destroyed. The burnt section includes
the principal business portion OF the place.
A temporary telegraph office Is being pro-
Vlded. .Gi p3a ,l>'zga.i. ai,sa-Eu gtiO.-r..
5"i .t." OTHER DISPATCHES. E,asate Z
San FRANCISCO, October 26.-A fire is pre-
.vailing IN Virginia City. Seven blocks, in.
GLIDING the Western Union Telegraph build.
ing, have been burned. -; - y a"a
LGter.-A dispatch from Virginia City
just received at the Office of the Consolidated
Virginia Mining Company says: "Virginia
City north of Taylor street is al! burnt.
Our mills and works are all gone. The fire
is still raging. The fire.epgines are useless,
there being no water" 1870
SAN FRANCISCO, October 26.-The follow
ing dispatch vas received at Consolidated
Virginia Mining Company's office this fore
noon: .sl,& 1'ss'E 81 T.,
Two hundred inches ofTater broke 10
from the east wall on the one-thousand.four.
hundred-foot Jewel on Sunday morning.
The stream has since reduced to about ninety
inches aud may run out altogether in few
days. Men are now endcavoring to divert
the water to prevent damage to the mines.
The Gould & Curry, Savage & Hall, and the
Norcross mines are filing 10 rapidly. All
hoi ting of ore has been stopped.'' H@aa
81 Later.-Dispatches to private parties state
that at noon the water was under control.
The hotels, churches, country buildings,
newspaper, telegraph, and express. offices,
all have been swept away. Over 10000 per-
sons are made homeless The wind is pierre
ing, and much suffering Is anticipated be:
fore temporary shelter can be procured. 1t
is impossible to- conjecture the amount of
loss. !. The destruction Of mills aud hosting
works will probably entail q loss.of $1,000;
600 besides other property. - q /. 51''al 20
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.!~reE HvGE W. SHIFFEy ROBBED. Some
;all during Monday night Judge Hugh ".
>..a.,s room. who Is stopping at the FIX.
cr,n.e and Billiard Hotel, was eutcred by
.Iifyt.. snd his pockets completely rlied.
g. o.: very valuable gold watch, which be
D., lad Tor more than thirty-ti1e years. BE-
,,,., all the money be bad about him. For.
;uu4,eiy The amount was not larger than 80,
q, Il bad determined to keep as little cash
.tom. I'm as possible. TIE thieves, after
relieving BIN .! bis money, deposited his
,o.ke..took il one OF his boots, which had
o,"l %: outside The door.
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WHAT Is VEGE1INE?

1t is a compound extracted from barks roots. and
herbs. Ii Is natures remedy. 1t is perfectly harm
less from any bad etlect upon The system. IL Is
nourishing and strengthening. III acls directly
upon the blood. 1t quietS the nervous system. II
gives you good, sweet sleep at night. II Is great
pans cea for orr aged fathers and mothers: for 1t
gives them strength. ques their nerves, and gives
them naiure's sweet sleep, es has been proved by
many aged person. 1t is the great blood.purifer.
|, is so thing remedy for our children. 1t has re-
Ieyed and cured thousands. Ii is very pleasant to
lake; every child likes It. 1t relieves and cnres all
diseases originating from impure blood. Try the
EEGETISE. Give it fair trial for your COM
plants; then You will shy TO your friend. neighbor,
and acquaintance: TRY 1t; it has cured me-
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Races at washington.

4, WASHINGTON, October. ,2G.-The first race
to-day, one mile, was won by Chance. Gal.
way second, Cerus third. Time. 2.1S.
The second race, half mile, for two-year-
olds, was won by VirgiDius. Little Belle
second, Mollie Carr third. Time, 81.
The third race, mile heats, for all ages, was
won he Madge, beating Century and B. F.
Carver. Time, 1:49l 1904.
The fourth race, hurdle race, one and a
quarter miles, ten hurdles, was won by
Storm. Time, 2:303.
The fifth race, half a mile for home horses,
was won by Snowfall. Time, So.
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-.rt,...,,. BY Grubbs Il WilliAms, s,.;ry,
AncHoneers and Real Estate Agents.,

II 80 ~
DOR, SAIL. The! WELLKN0WN.
j. MAGNIFICENT EST ATE, sUPPER IRAN.
DON, OG JAMES KlTER, Midway BE.
property will be Offered at public abrtfon, tn the
city Of Richmond. at The, office Of Grnbbs "a Wil.
'lisn1s, auctioneers, on WEDNESDAY, the 27fh OF
October; at ocicck A.M.-jthe second day of tha
Virginia State ,Fa,r. 1t comprises about 1890
ACRES. divided Lotto two farms leach. having
500 acres arabic land. with Hrst.class improve.
ments); iabour' 500 ggcres marsh nieadow,I very
valuable for hessS; X; 5go acres TpodtaId. sonye-
raiely, or may be- sub-diyided, is may seem ex.
pedienti llasI,, 80, 4 III ,jss,, 81
be had Of the auctionecfs, at whose Office may DO
seen map OF the SHINE. f3i y go 2si1f ea5
II Persons wlsht8g to purchase are invited 70 visit
the premises where the lgned will take plea.
sure IN showing the S SFnSpsrStyi .pprsouzs
,..,.,cL ,rsts . GEORGE BYRD HARRISON
c. SHIRLEY HARRISON E.
,.astl t'Sl GJ,8 Executors and commissioners.
/ GRUBBs &iNNILLIAMS, AHcii0nGers. faEs17sB
sc l5-eodtOc12&tdtd 4sysfg a.!
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Panama.

PAsAxA. October. II Fifty-eight coliee.
TORS OF rubber have been mastered IN the
forest of Morti BIZ Indians. Z. !. 80. S.
president Arozemena has been arrested
and confined in the barracks. .,.
The troops baye disarmed the Militia ana !, .
provisional government has oeen tD :. ~
with ArzpUm, The present Governor. VI Lug
city of panama, as President ad interim,
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NoH7~ARY REroRT.-The following is the
mortua-v report for the week ending Satur-
d., October -. 1915, complied from sex.
on re-. nrn. received at the office OF the
Beard Of Health: Cause Of Death: Asthma,
! white; apatf p. | white; congestion OF
Ever, white; consumption, white: co.
o!cd: commissions Gn!antilel, white, l
r0io!cd Group, , colored; dlarrbHt, l
White lever ltypboid), white; heart-dis.
case, coorcd; imperfect development,
wil'."; infanlile lOckjlw. colorcd; infiam-
n2.5n OF bowels. colored; meningitis, /
co'rrcd; Old ag", > white; rupture OF uterus.
cylored; teething, coloret; tuberculosis.
! colored; u3known, colored. Whole
number Of deaths in the city exclusive OF
>:3ii-b.rtb., 2S. ser u: Males, 10 ; females, Is.
C.iyy: White males, 5; white females. 8 !;
ta.0rrd IT. .rS, ): colorcd females, Q. Agc:
Hur Gay - tairly, white. 3 colored-total,
;; one uoarh 10 six, ! co!orcd; six months
70 ;wclye, ? co!ored; one year to three, l
White, 2-roIoicG-total, 5; three years to
i've, l white; ten years 10 twenty, l colored;
twenty years to thirty, > white, 8 colored-
'oni, ); thirty years 10 forty, j white, 2
eo!J.e-. - :0lal. 3; forty years 10 fifty, CO.
oI.@; lily Years 10 sixty, white; sixty years
~ E''Nbf., " mt, SoiotNu-tot"') - ~
2culy years to eighty, white: eighty years
% ninety, white: ninety years TO one bun.
lied, white. Condition. i; Single, S white,
!" coloIed-totai, Is: married, 1 white, 3 CO.
'to?cd-lolAi,1; widoUers, l white widows,
! white, ! co!ored-totsl, 2. Natiray:
United states. 81; Germany, 8: Scotland, 1.
L9ca!sty; Marshall Ward, 4 colored; Jetier-
ION Nald, white, l colored-total, s; Madi-
>on Ward, . White, 3 colored total, ); Mon.
roe Ward, 4 white, colored-total, >; Clay
Ward white. coiored- total, 3; Jackson
Ward, i white. 8 colored-total, 4; aims.
house, white, ! colored-total, 30 By
rhon Csrtfed: Regular practitioners, IA
white. 10 coored total, q: irregular prac-
;itoners. ! colored; Coroner, , co!ored;
Goard OF Health, l coiorcd.
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have analysed the Whiskey known. under tbs
brand Of 1E. SELECT" controlled by Messrs. w AL.
TEL d. BLAIR &.Co., Richmond, Va, and find II
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other impurities, and
recommend its use for medicinal ana family pur.
poses. 49, j. r. McCAw, NJ. D.,
" Late Professor Of Chemistry,
Medical College of Va
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LABORATORY OF DR., WILLIAM II. TAYLOR,
ANALYTICAL AND CONSULTING CHEMIST, 1913
BROAD STREET, Richmond, Ja., December 81,
lS72.-The result of a careful chemical examina-
ton of 81. SEsIME's PURE RYE WHISKEY - ena-
bles me 10 confidently recommend il to those who
desire an article Of upqua5ionable purity for use as
medicine, or as beverage. ~ -."...'
The samples subjected 10 examination represent
lot Of one hundred barrels, and we're selected by
myself. ' WILLIAM II. TAYLOR, NJ. D.,
Analytical Chemist.
ARCHER & BOOKER, sole Agents,
1875 Main street.
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LEON SCHAAP, our Main street cigar, news and
yariety-dealcr has composed an acrostic on The oc.
casion Of Genera Jackson's statue Go 10 his store
at 1402 Main street, near Fourteenth, and get one
of his Fair songs and Jackson's and Picketts me-
MORALS. He gives them gratis; they arc worth pre-
serving. Jackson's reads us follows:
Justice to a Southerncr's worth
And the virtues Of 3 Jackson
Caused statuc to spring forth,
-. knighted by the Anglo-Saxon;
Silent though this image be, ."s
On its brow we clearly see
Natures true nobility.
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REMEMBER THIS.-Now Is the time of the year
for pneumonia and fatal results Of pIedisposlion
TO consumption. BOSCHEE'S GERMAN SYRUP has
been used in this neighborhood for the past two
three years without single failure 10 cure. If you
have not used this medicine yourself. 20 to your
druggist and ask him of its wonderful success
among his customers. PURCELL, LADD & Co.,
VI agents
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VEGETINE.
THE MEDICINE THAT CURES Is
VEGETINF

Taking into consideration the character OF It's
vouchers, the history Of It's cures and the immense
increasing demand, FHGETINE may be fairly ell
titled the leading medciuc Of the age. -~-".-~7
For scrofula 10 the blood FEGETISE Is an iHfalli-
BILE remedy, and no person need suffer from tumors,
ulcers and all diseases arising from impure blood,
if VEGETISE is used according to directions. There
Is not case of scrolnla in existence that VEGE-
TINE will not cure, provided, however, the vital
functions have not lost their power OF action, all
that may be said to the contrary Notwithstanding.
yEGETINE is pleasant 10 the taste, mild In ifs in
uencc. and absolute In Its action on disease rs the
following unquestionabie evidence will show:
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. IVY, weather. Probabllltles.

sWAsHIsGToN. October 26.-For Tennessee,
the Gulf, and South Atlantic States, nearly
stationary, barometer, warm, partly cloudy
weather. and southwest to northwest winds.
For the Middle States and New England,
falling barometer, southeast ~ southwest
winds. warm, cloudy weather, and rain, fol-
lowed By northwest winds and Geld weather
in the former. =
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ARCHER & BOOKER, sole Agents,
1875 Main street

We WOULD LIKE TO ADVISE ALL PEOPLE TO 60
TO SYCLE BROTHERS 10 buy DRY GOODS. They
have the largest stock of Foreign and Domtst Dry
Goods ia the city and selling all their goods at
the very lowest bottom prices. You can always
find all the novelties OF the season there. Be sure
and go there. It is 429 Broad street, between
Fourth and Fifth streets.
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The alarm OF fire turned in al

s.gge-The alarm Of fire turned in at
go, o'cllck Yesterday afternoon from Box I
49,, FUSED hy the partial burning OF the roof
If IT, Ai;tben on the premises.ot MI. u. Il.
WasGwaB. on Franklin between twenty
sr.f auI TwcHty.second streets. Inc nre-
a-,. responded promptly, but only the SER
Vice, o: the Hook.and- Ladder Company
sci. rssild. They extinsulshcd the tire
ait, icw buckets Of water.
The Department was again called out
,.-r,, 80 i. ~ IN response 10 an alarm
mined il ?. Box IS. caused by the burning
Il Z framed building beyond the corporate
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Fires.

Hartford, CoNkEcrIcUT, October 26. The
Valley Cotton Mill, at Stafford, has been
burned. Loss, $4,000. ,,. .., ...,,,. 80. 80 /
>. MEMPHIS. Tenn, October 26.-Priyate dis.
patches report that the greater part Of Aus:
tin, Miss, has been burned. No ;particu.
lars. -, - -, rT.sss -.
j.. SELMA, Ala, October pa fire to. day
destroye large building in This place. Loss,
fifteen thousand dollars; insurance slight. +
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SOUTHERN HISTORICAL SocETY.-The an
nlal meeting tales place tonight at Asso.
cation Hail, on Main between Eighth and
Mn b. An address by Rev. Dr.. L. T..
Wfk!er, hte OF Charleston. 5. c., the pc
s!sbed orator and Confederate, and other
matters Of interest, mag be expected. The
ladies. the public generally, and especially
all old soldiers. are invited. The secretary
can be found in his office, at the capitol,
TO-DAY ~
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FINE IMPORTED STocK AT THE STATE Fam
Visitors to the Fair should he sure to 90 am so tho
enc cattle OF ar. T. >. CooPxR, OF Coopt r.bure,
Pa, which were imported by him this spring. He
has splendid herd OF AYRsRtRKs, also 4 herd OF
OXFORD and SnRopsniRR DEyoNs. lie has also
some fine CoTswoLp RAMS aud a herd OF I,ERR-
SlIIRES. -
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FINE PHOTOGRAPHS AT No.. Of MAIN STREET.
E. s. LuMrKIS { Co. desire to Inform the public
generally, and especially all STRANGERS visiting
the Fair, that they are making PHOTOGRAPHS in
the finest style of the art on the most reasonable
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The CHARMING REED-ORGAN that thrilled the
audience at Mr.. Wheat's grand concerts at Assem-
bly, Hall was The "MATCIILESS" BURDETr. The
best judges pronounce these instruments the "per-
lection Of sweetness and power" For styles and
prices call On the Virginia agens, STARKE Il EY-
LAND, 81 8 Main street. -. a...
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DISPATCH PRrNTING-HousE-In order to meet
the constantly increasing demands of our trade Se
| have added a well.s0lected; assortmen of NEW
TYPE, which, Together with our 1MpsoYED MA.
cHINKRY and sKILFUL MECHANICAL TALENT,
warrant us in guaranteeing the VERY BRsT CLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures and in the most ex.
peditious manner. III
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FINE IMPORTED STOCK AT THE STATE FAIR
Visitors to the Fair should be 20 go and see The
tine-catile Of MIR. 7. s. COOPER, of Coepersburg,
Pa, which were imported by him this spring. he.
has splendid herd Of AYRSHIREs also herd Of:
OXFORD and SHROPSHIRE DEvONS. He has also
some ilne CoTswoLD RAMS and herd Of BERK-,
SuTRES
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Go TO II. L. ASDERSoS's, S13 Basin bank, be-
tween Eighth and Ninth streets, II you want a load
OF COAL 10 keep you warm or q load Of COKE or
wcop TO cock with. He's got 1t, and will sell it TO
You cheap, because he wants cash customers s.
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.rosa, ra,i feo.n a Trapexe.

CINCINNATI, October 26.- Orozella, the
trapeze performer, In making flying leap
on the trapeze, fell a, distance oEtwenty feet,
and received injuries which are probably
fatal, ~
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PHOTOGRAPHS OF DIR. HoGE E, the orator on the
occasion of the inauguration Of the Jackson statue,
can 5c had at ASDEgSoN'S gallery. Also, photo
graphs of the statue as 1t appears on the Capitol
grounds the day after the ceremony Of Inaugural
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Sun rises. Moon rses....... 1865
Sun, sets. High tide. $40
PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER 26, 1875.
et.r..r Al. .f.5s.s Il ARRIVED. .r.., ..e... ii.
Schooner Fair Wind, Lloyd, Alexapdris, guano,
Southern FertiiiZlng Company.
Sloop Geranium, James river, oysters, to master.
Sloop Carrie, James river, oysters, to master.
Sloop Pearl, James river, oysters, 20 master.
SAILED.
Steamer Richmond, Kelly, New York, merchar-
disc and passengers, G. w. Allen & Co. (,
Steamer j. W. Eyerman, Piatt, Philadelphia,
merchandise and passengers, ". z. Porter. agent.
Steamer Shirley, Travers, Baltimore, merchan-
disc and passengers, l.. b. Tatum, agent.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, ner-
chaudise and passengers, L. B, Tatum, agent
Schooner Morning Star, James river, TO load for
Richmond. ~ -p.h ~. .i51 Il ~ =. vi
II..t. CLEARED FOR THIS PORT. s...f
From New York, October ed, schooner Fl. r,
Ravens, Pearce. .s .s
80 ~ 1905 a MEMORANDUM. s't5j pa.
81. Schoonprs Lille Falkinburg. Falkinburg. and
Frank La ing were Loading at New York, October
25th, for Richmond. -.s. nj -.