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For freight or passage, apply to
anoa-1t COMMANDS Wharf, Rockets.
NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP .I#ETS
W COMPANY. rasEsz-sAzash,
FOR NEW YORK.

This company will dispatch one of their splendid
steaners-OLD DOMINION, wYANOKE, ISAAC
BELL, RICHMOND, and GEORGE w. ELDER
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY at hish
water go
These ships are entirely new, and were built ex-
pressly for this route. s...s
They have splendid saloons, stae-roons, and bath
rooms.
The fare, accommodations. and attentions are I'M
surpassed. =
Goods shipped by this line arc landed regularly at
New York on the company's covered pier, 81 North
river
Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made except actual ex-
Freight received until p. NJ. daily.
For further information apply to
GEORGE w. ALLEN s. CO., Agents,
nv 10 Office Company's wharyes. Rockers:
JIOR BALTIMORE. 1I
POWHAT.iN STEAMBOAT LINE,
rHRotGHh0 F FREIGHT.
NO TRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AND
BALTIMORE.
NO DOCKAGE CHARGED.
The new and fast iron steamers SHIRLEY and
MISSIONER, of this line, leave their new pier In the
Dock, foot of Twenty-second street, every TUES
DAY and THURSDAY MORNING ats O'Clock, and
SATURDAY AFTERNOON at o'clock, for Bati-
more making close connections ut Locust Point with
Baltimore and Ohio railroad for all points west and
northwest: also, with Northern Central railroad Tor
northern cities and Canada.
Through bills signed to Baltimore and all points
west, and rates guaranteed as low as BY amy other
line. Apply to l.. b. TATuM, Agent.
Offices Twenty-sccond aud Dock streets and No.
9O3 Main street oc 81
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ITNIrEi, STAINS INTERNAL REEENUE,
COLLECTIONS OFFICE, THIRD DISTRICT, SA.,,
RICHMOND, April &c, 1875.
ALL PERSONS INTENDING TO IN
n GAGE in business requiring nc pi!IiiS,H!. c W
that the Law requires them TO pay said tax before Inc
EIRST DAY or MAY, 1876. These taxes n ian "
Maid mt my Office in the custom-houSc, Rcnihonu,
va: and any person falling 10 obtain S,ln iSS
before commencing business on thr Isl 81, D"s o "''
are liable to the penalties imn"SeI y! p11tSSEIJ
Collector Third District OF virginia.
OG-tGHl
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TUST RECEIvED-Fine hand

lust RECEIVED-Fine hand 1@
~ finished Congress Caters, Prince Al-uee-zs
berts, and Buckled Shoes for gentlemen. Also,
full assortment of Serge and Kid FoIed Button
from So, 1926, $3.50, $275 and up. Ladies' Slip
pers, Ties, Buskns, and Button Low-quarter Shoes.
Kelly & Moore's and Burt's goods for ladies and
misses; great variety Of chiidren's Shoes All at
unusually low prices
JOHN c. PAGE Jn., Agt., e09 Main street
an % between Ninth and Tenth.
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BOOTS, SHOES. &c.

TUST RECEIVED, full line Of So
- LADIES KID INLAID SANDALS, ey
tine FRENCH KID SLIPPERS, NEWPORT TIES,
GOAT and MOROCCO BUSKINS. Misses SCHOOL
SHOES, $3.50; Misses, Children's, and Infants
SHOES-aIl colors; Gentlemen's GOAT and CALF
TIES, and PRINCE ALBERTS, and CATERS
hand-Sewed. REPAIRING neatly and promptly done
1T p. w. TAYLOR'S,
ap2G Fourth and Broad streets.
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Lave kichmond ut 2:35 r. ". aud 10P.3f.
Keeper ior New YORK. &. Dc. COLE.
5afs t General Ticket Agent
.sgq: j. p. DUKEHkRT
Southeastern Passenger Igen+
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40 TO B. F. TINSLEY & CO.'S, 1
" 431 BROAD STREET, for youre.aS5
spring supply Of BOOTS and SHOES, easy to your
feet.
Old men as well as the ladies are invited to CALL
For suitable provisions have been made for all.
TRUNKS, sATCHELS, STRAPS, and yALlsEs,
All warranted not TO come to pieces;
When sold for good and they prove to be bad.
Fixing them surely will make them feel glad.
RERAIRING done neatly and In the best manner,
And material selected from the very best tanner.
aD25
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GRUBBS 6 WILLIAMS, Auctionecrs.
an 15-1S,20.22,2 ,26,2Std
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.


TOR NEW K.--The Old <IETS
L Dominion Steamship Company .ssaes s ess1
steamship RICHMOND. Captain KELLEY. Will sail
SUNDAY. April 30th, at 8 O'Clock A. ~
Freight received until 6 O'Clock SATURDAY
EVENING.
Through bills of lading signed and goods for
warded with dispatch to all points north, south,
east, and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed i.
Fare to New York, $12; Storage, Sc; round-rip
tickets, $50. ...
G. ". ALLEN & CO., Agents,
ap29-1t Companys Wharf, Rockets.
DILL 4 D Z L HIA, RICH tiff
L MOND, AND NORFOLK STE Fan 1870
DENCE, BOSTON, AND ALL NEW ENGLAND,
TWICE A WEEk.-Until further notice the steam
ers of this line Will leave Philadelphia every
DAY aud SATURDAY. and Richmond every TUE
DAY and FRIDAY, connecting at Providence WIN I'm
Boston and Providence railroad for Boston, and ny
our Fail River line for the same city ria Cape Cod,
w. z. PORTER. Agent,
1925 Dock street, Richmond.
WILLIAM z. CLYDE & Co., Agents,
No. IL South Wharves, Philadelphia.
d. D. G. MINK, Agent,
ap17 No. 20 Dcvonsiire street, Boston,
NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP <r#FTSS
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SANDALS! SANDALS! SAN 60
~ DALS!-A full assortment Of J.adies'czI
Tie Sandals, Buckle Sandals, Button and Brsnze
Sandals, ut MAYS SHOE EMPORIUM,
GOT Broad street.
Also full line of Ladies', Misses, and Chdren's
Plain and Fancy Shoes; Gentelnens fine Hand
Sewed Caters, Ties, and Prince Alberts; together
with large and complete stock of Trunks and Satch
els. Call and examine our sDrinp stylps An 26-1m
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WANTED.

Several BOARDERS can be accommodated the
ST. JAMES HOTEL with neat and clean room;
prompt attention, and frst-class fare at REASONABLE
rates. Also, number of MEAL-BOARDERS.A r
ply at the Office of the ST. JAMES HOTEL,
ap 1S-1m southeast corner of Capitol Square.
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-
KJAfLH0AD FsyNrs
l2lIl0H 1I On ID ID ePETERsBIgRG
FOR THE NORTH AND WEST.

rs
FOR THE NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Lee ave Richmond a. 2sss 7. " and 1oP.H.
'i e' ior New fork. &. 81. COLE. e4
}Gls atS-ga General Ticket Agent
sseq J. z. DUKEHkRT
southeastern Passenger Agent
NH a-an Z. X; SHARP,
RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD CoNp5y =
. RICHMOND, VA, January 10, 1e7s.'t
SCHEDULE OF TRAINs.-TRATS
MAIL-NEw YORK To w, w.
SouTHmLeayes Richmond at $50 A. NJ; ,es ns
eares pnave At IA Isayss Dundee a.
4:36 r. NJ; leaves Salisbury at 6:54 p. srsas
at S Charlotte Is at s:15 T. IL ~ "'f''es
EXPRESS. Observation-Disclosures Chorlo,te ~ s.EEAAss
~; leaves AIRLINE Junction at gas A. NJ ia.
SALISBURY at $50 A: b.; leaves Greensboro at Io.ss
at 149 p NJ; leaves gurkeyille at s:5I r. %.aee
r1ges In Richmond at 9:35 p. NJ. AZ
IkA1N, No 6.-LYNcHBURG ACCOMMODATES
Burkeyille at 2:36 7. NJ. leaves RurkeyjIe n .
81; arrives ut Lynchburg at 500 7. d. T.
Train In No. 6.mLYNchBTRG AccoMMoDA1Ios,
at Richmond at 4:34 pm. @''''es
!. TRAIN No. 7.-LoCAL BCRKEyiLLg Accox,,o-
z ESe?t arrived SqHsa 4 BssEys
a. M t-io
7; TRAIN No: l0.-T.ocAL BURxryLLE Acoox.
NJ; arrives at Richmond at IL N. o.
Trains Nos. 8 and connect at Richmond With Tho
Chesapeake and Ohio ruiiroad. s
Trains Nos 8 and connect at Greensboro, with
trains TO and from Raleigh and GoiSboro' Wv"
The through trains connect at Richmond and Dur
dee with trains OH the Richmond FredericksL1ry
and Potomac railroad, aud Washington City VIZ
ginia Midland and Great Southern railroad. 10 and
from Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, aud New
York.
Trains Nos. 8 and connect at Charlotte with
trains on the Atlanta and Richmond AIRLINE rail-
road to and from Greenville Atlanta, Montgomery,
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans, and all southwest
ern points, and with the Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta railroad for Columbia, Augusta savannah
Tallahassee, and all southern points
Train No. connects at Burkeyi!le with the Allan
tic Mississippi and Ohio railroad from Lynchbura
Chattanooga, and all southwestern points.
Tickets sold to all southern and southwestern
points, and baggage checked through.
Unbrosen gauge from Richmond 10 New Orleans
Pullman sleepers run on I'll night trains.
Local tickets are good only for continuous passage
to the points named the ticket. No ay-oyer checks
Will be given. Z. NJ. X. TALCOTT,
General Superintendent
JOHN II. MACMURDo, General Passenger Agent.
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WAM;TcED A Go4D TENANT PGos ,d,,t r0 x
one square Of the Capitol. References exchanged.
INQUIRE at No. 10 Eighth street. APP 20-2t*
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WANTED, A SITUATION AS BOOK
w KEEPER.-A No. l B0OK-KEEPER, with
an experience of eight to ten years, who VIII be out
of Unemployment In q few days on account of employer
declining business offers his services to any one In
want of his services. Wilngto aceepta small salary
Can furnish references to ability and correctness.
Addrdss A., DiSpotch office. ap2S-3t*
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!. osy srnAYEo. AND FOUND.
FAKES. dc.

CRY OF .MAScnESTER.l
AUDITORS OFFICE, April ~, ict
NOTICE. am now prepared 70 isooh
IN LICENSES for carts, wagons, Trays, s.;f crt on
galrcd ~ d etS S,rnert J. Il. Walden.
tne i %, 81 u Auditor City Of Manchester.
II ICENSE-TAX FOR 1876.
- CITY COLLECTORS OrFicE,}
RICHMOND, VA. April 10, 1876.
,r,,s oAIce win be open from 9 O'Clock A. 81. TO
, a O'CLOCK y. NJ. from 18th to 30th instant incli-
s,rc for the purpose of receiving from all persons
assessed with q
LICENSE-TAX
the amount charged thereon.
ORDINANCE, CHAPTER XIII, SECTION 10: =
The collector shall upon the 18th day OF april
nrocecd 10 collect all Ncense-taxes not previously
nad: and any person liable to such taxes VINO sila
prosecute his business after the LIST day OF MA!
without having raid such tax shall be liable TO hh
Of not less than ONE DOLLAR nor more than FIVE
DOLLARS for every day Of default"
JOHN +. REGNACLT,
lI-6tS2 Sth&29ih Col.ector.-
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WANTED, a COLORED GIRL to do
w light housework and wait on child. Call at
1928 Main street ap 29-lt*
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EMuRDkR AND RsoN.

Augusta, Ga, Nov. 5--A party Of
negroes broke into residence, near
Aiken, 5. c., last night, and murder
ed Mr.. Hanslan and his nephew, nam
ed Postman. After rcbhing the
prrmiscS,ztttc N Eardicrers fired the
dwelling.
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Gong 10 Kansas or Colorado

Take The Aiehison, Topeka 4 SAINTS Fe,
railroad, The new aud popular line from
A'chisea ana Kansas City, via. the beau.
ttiai Arkansas valley, TO Pueblo, Colorado
Springs, Denver, Canon City, Cucharas,
Del Norte, Trinidad, Santa Fe and ali
points In Colorado, New Mexico and All.
IONA Special round trip 30 day tickets to-
Denver on sale May 18th, at $50, taking In
the famous watering places ON the D. & r.
road. G Low emigr ant rates 10 the San
Juan Mines.
Pullman Palace Sleeping cars between
the Missouri river and'th rocky mountains
without change. Close connections made
at Kansas City and Atchison in union de-
pots For maps, time tables and the San
Juan Guide address,
J. j. ANDERSON,
Gen Pass Agt.
TOPEKA KAN
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Propo.nl. for. sldeMtalk..

DROruSAi.S Will be received al the oflice o
the City Clerk for the construction OF Tire FOL
lowing sidewalks. where the same are not read '
competed. said bids 10 BE handed In on or be
fore the 9Th day Of November next;
On thc.west side Of Broadway between Ath ant
9th streets
On the north side OF An street, between Broad
Way and Douglas ascnaT
Or The west ssdr o. Waluuty between 81 and 6th
streets.
said walks 10 be six feet wide and constructed
OF pine plank. notices. Than two inchcs In thick
nesn, and laid crossWi-e nndespiked 10 and sup
parted ny tln herA. at least tAtes Ache- in thlck
rrr- a'rs furfr inrhuH mt Hlnre hsr
Two lest apart. All Walks TO be- laid ten feet 10
eurbing from limo OF lots, aud TO be consl npcted
nisder the supervision II the street Comntssion
er All bids must be accompanied by good And
snfclent bond, With surely 10 the dfreGt thar tue
bidder will duly per:orinsthe work named in this
proposal.
aud NIL bids. q, w. DELAMATEIt,
oesttd Street Commissioned
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pEATH OF AN ACToR.
PRIZE FIGHTERS SENTENCED.

Salem, n. j., Nov. Weeden,
Goodwin, and Collier, found guilty Of
manslaughter by aiding in the killing
Of ptize fighter Walker, were to day
sentenced TO six years Imprisonment
each in the penitentiarys The re.
naming two prisoners were scnten-
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4 Happy Review of the Gospel
Movement in Chicago.
MISCELLANEOUS
CRUEL snlr-MAsTER CONVICTED.

CRUEL SHlP-MASTER CONNECTED.
Captain Joseph p. Grindle, late
master Of she ship st. Marks, who
has been before the United States
courts as, defendant in two trials for
cruelty to his crew, was yesterday
convicted in the criminal branch,
Judge Benedict, presiding, Of cruel
and unusual punishment to sailor,
known as Long Tom, by hogging and
other ,ndignities, inflicted by the cap
tain's own hand or by his direction.
1t is alleged that the sailor died.
Capt. Gfindle was Grst arrested FIVE
years ago, when master Of the ship
Old Colony, for ill-trcating two Span.
ish refugees, whom, it was alleged, be
attempted TO eoerce into signing the
ships papers. On the trial ii WAS
proved that the men were beaten,
boiste1 TO the maiutop, with heavy
irons around their necks, gagged with
iron bolts, and confined in dark hole
fifteen days on an sllowance of a bis
cult a day. The men were co weak
when taken from the ship that they
had to be- brought into court on
stretchers, After trial, lasting sew
efal days. Capt. Gtiniite acquitted
the verdict being not auiltylunder ,ht
statute aud the ruling of court, bu
guilty of cruel Treatment. Z.
IScES.DIARY FIXES IN ST. PAUL.
ST. PsA, Nov 3-At 2 O'Clock thi.
morning the residence Of Joseph ! icl
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August Flower.

The most miserable beings In the world
ats t tram psia and liHrr
CpnpiHfnt,
More-than seventy five per cent of the
people in the United States are afflicted
with these two diseases and their effects ;
such MS sour stomach, sick headache, habit
ual. cnslivencss, fNpitatlon of the heart.
heart burn, water braAh, gnawing and burn
ing pains Al the pit Of the stomach, yellow
skin, coated tongue and disagrecable taste
in the mouth, coming up Of food after eat
ing, low spirits, &c. Go TO Mills d Pu-
dts and get rs cent bottle of August
Flower or bottle for 10 CENTS, Try it,
Two doses will relieve YOU.
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An Excited Cotton Market Re.
ported in London.
Montenegro Accepts the Armis
tlee Proposed to Seryia.
Serious Trouble Looked for in
the French Corps Ilegislatif.
FOREIGN.
ExelTEp COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool, Nov. 3-'rne Post says
Yesterday was the most excited the
cotton market has experienced for
years aud the enormous sale has
thrown business altogether out OF
gear. Yarn prices are reduced all
around.
MoStESEsRo ACCEPTS THE ARMIsTlcE.
I.ondon, Nov. 3-The Vienna cor.
Respondent of the 9..afes announces
that Montenegro has accepted the ar
mist4ce on the same terms rs ServIa.
THouBLE ANTICIPATED IN THE CORPS
LEGiSLATIF.
A Paris dispatch to The Daily News
says yesterdays proceedings in the
chamber OF deputies are equivalent
to the adoetion Of the Galinean bill
in principle. The debate was adj
siourned until tomorrow The cham
Der will probably pass the bill in its
amended shape against tae wishes OF
the minlstrysand tie senate will re-
iect it. This will probably be the
commencement OF a serious. conlllct.
FRANCES POSITION.
Paris, Nov. 3-ln the chamber Of
deputies today the Duke De cazes,
minister OF foreign affairs, made a
statement in regard to the policy Of
the French government III the cast.
He dweil prdcipalls on ihe country 5
need Of peace, aud concluded as fol
lows:
II. contrary to the expectations d
the government, complications should
arise, VIC shall never ask you to com
promise Il e honor ana safety~.a
France in struggle which does no,
involve her essential interests. Thus
having used our best endeavors tc
maintain the peace Of Europe, We
shall at least be sure OF being able to
maintain it for ourselves.
CONSULAR COMMISSION DISSOLVED.
Reteru's telegram from Ragusa
states that in consequence of the ar
mistice the consular commission a,
Mostar for the paci6cation of insur.
gent provinces has been dissolved.
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on Tuesday next to lac Of the utmost
importance 10 The business interests
Of the coilntry, and recognizing ity-to
be our duty to usesall just measures
TO secure that end, hereby invite all
citizens holding these views to meet
in Farwell hall, on Saturday even,
ing, 4th instant to-give expression to
their opinion, and listen to addresses
by prominent citizens.
Among the sipners are: John Y
Farwell & Co; Keith Bros, g. NJ.
Henderson & Co.; Chas p Kellogg;
Henry w. King 4 so; Creref,
Adams & CO.; VIM. Blair & Co !;
Stewart, Aldrich 4 Co.; Hibbard,
Spencer & Co.; Franklin McVeagh
& Co; Phelps, Dodge & Palmer; A.
Calm; Allen, Keith & Co.; Corbin
& May; S, D. kimbark; Gfay Bros. +,
. Harrington & Schmahl; sprague,
Warner & CO.; McNa5 4 ,Johnson;
Geo. Ross & Co.; Burton, Pierce &
Co.; Brooks &. Neetnes; w. NJ. Hoyt /;
Spaulding 4 Mcrrick; Knowles,
Cloyes & CO., Sherer & Parsons
Boics, Fay & Conkey; Harmon, Mer-
riman & Co; ]. B. Briggs; Willard
Bacon & CO.; Kellogg & Barrett; !;
Stearns, Dana &Go Morrison, Plum
mer x Co.; Brintnall & Terry; j. S.
w Gillead & Co; Geo. s. Redhela ;
H W. Austin & 20; Thos J Kirk
Is Go Gilber, I1ubbari~& Co ]; Dur
! atta Bros. & Go Go; ll<lflswoeei;; I.
A, Roche; Larrabce-& North; " Il
tenSs; Wells & Faulkner; l. Gould
& Co.; Sayers, Thompson 4 Co;
Thompson & Taylor; Marcus a. Far
well; NJ A. Meyer, and large number
1 OF bankers and members Of the board
of tlade.
lLLRGAE REGISTRATION.
San Francisco, Nov 3-Thc United
States marshal yesterday and to day
made a number of arrests Of parties
charged with illegal registration,
mostly on the ground OF non-citizen-
ship, non.resitiefce, aud conviction of
rTiTne. " IrTaurs arr ont for rr1irsst.
others. The question Of law will be
brought before the judges OF the
i United Mates district and circuit
courts Tomorrow.
CONGRESSIONAL EXCITEMENT.
/ Iowa City, Nov. 3-lntense excite.
nent exists here over the matter ol
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Formation Of the Colorado
State Government.
Business Men of Chicago Indorse
Hayes and Wheeler.
Persons Arrested IN San Fran
cisco for Illegal Regis
tration.
POLITICAL.
MEETING OF THE COLORADO LRelsLA.

MEETING OF THE COLORADO LEclsLA-
Denver, Col, Nov. The Cobra
do legislature convened at noon to-
day. Webster ID. Anthony was
elected speaker Of the house,, and w.
W., Webster president pro tenn Of the
senate. The two houses. meet in
Joint session at 10 O'Clock to. morrow
morning to canvass the vote for state
officers. Tie governor will probably
be inaugurated tomorrow afternoon.
INAUGURATION OF coLoRADo's GOV
KRSoR.
Denver, Nov. 3-John l.. Roust
WAS to-day inaugurated governor of
Colorado. His message was msiny
devoted to topics of local state inter
ests. The financial showing is partic-
ularly favorable, there being hand
some excess of resources oyer all
liabilities, with constitutional provis-
ions prohibiting debt or excessive
: taxation. Educational matters are
equally enc ,uraging. The annual
products of the mines are IS 100000
and it is predicted that with the de.
Svelopmentof the San Juan district,
InSou,hwestern Colorado, next year S
product will reach sln,eee,ooo.
CHICAGO MERCHANTS xeS;sf;ssr rf,spEx7
Ch,cago, Nov. 3-The following
is circulated to-day:
The undersigned, merchants and
business men of Chicago, believing
the election Of Hayes and Wheele'
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BuRSlSG or sunny sIpE.

ings before the flames were got under
control
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rWENTY pumplYGs nuRNrp..

81. Hyacmthe, Canada, NNoY. a.
A FIRE which broke out this morning
in Elarviere & F'reer's planning aud
machine shop, burned twenty build.
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! wo hours Ealer, the residence ei NJ
T. Lang ford, just couIole,ed and not
occupied, w4s also butned, and the
adjoining residence, that Of Chief
Justice G,lihilan, was somewhat in
jured Loss, $4,000 to 10000; IN
surancc, $4,000 Both fires are be-
lieved to be incendiary.
a RAILwAY RECEIVER JUSTIFIED.
Chicago, Nov. 3-The hearing up
on the application tor the removal OF
Gen. Geo b. Wright, receiver of the
Indianapolis, Bloomington and West
ern railway company, which has been
pending before Judge Drummond, of
the T. [ United States circuit court for
the past fuur days, terminated to-day
bv the wtthdrawsi o! all charges
whatever against the receiver. Dur
lug 'hc hearing, Grh. Wright's ad-
ministrat.on: was justified in every
particular, and the fact shown that
the property had heen very largely
benefited since he came into po.sas
alpis VI ~ tldt nv iiti tilaiiaGNd ~
fairly and itnpuftially to-every inle
rest involved
nuusoN nay coNpASy's SCHOONER
Lesr.
Qaebesc, Nov Indulgence has
been reGefve-l- here OF the total less
of the Hudson Bay company 5.
schooner, " .lrus, on the list of De
tober, Oh St. Georges Island, coast
iof l.Abra,or. ,OnIY one man saved.
1 TIE DAHY WRECK.
4 Wheeiug, w Va, Nov. 3 3.-Ninc
cars aud locomotive were preeipitat-
led through bridge a distance Of .hir-
/ ty feetonthe Baltimore and Ohioroad,
4 two miles east OF Moundville Engi,
necr Mash Miller was killed and a
strange man on the engine was ser
] ionsly injured.
TIE coon NEWS IN CHICAGO.
Chicago, NOV. 3-.The 3 most i'm.
5Tgssivr !.t--+4 4t-t+ee#e IL
noauaay temperance meetings, aud
three afternoon meetings in farwelI
+ Hall TO dsv. THRILLING experiences
we're rei!Ali5!esllli ly fofarmcd and conver=
Iee - = - 90, a'.'o" s's,' s. -
NJ, ~ Nh, ha,l, !, ,,'han 49, 80 80
\ ter. the work OF proclaim4ag The gos-
pei OF Temperance III connection with
e'ie eNa''ts sias'ic ~ ''e'nss''. ~ '''e
NO. =, =" ~ 4.
twenty ,seNsh 1o'nel a''.' ~ -one
A'ei, l''eseh'e' themselves iof prayer
a. wy A''o'''9oti meetings a' 'i'e 'aD.
9 W. -, ~.
tue NesA e'essn 1''n 'Wo ~ :
prayer '',ee,'i'2s' ~ !" '''si' '''e'e WY
SIX n''''a'eu l,eFsons l'essp,' 'f,,s9 q
1.le,n - ll.el' oN'' 80. = 'ias
4 and ioy. The outside meetinps re-
port progress and Increasing results
IN awakenings and conversions.
cgor EEruRls.
Na.a;.e,,on Nnr q Tia a;,rest
OF the crop returns for October, as
prepared al the department OF agri-
culture, indicate reduction in the
yield Of the wheat crop Of nearly
one sixth, while the quality is scme.
wha. superior. Every section of The
Union II indicates reduced pro.
duct, except the middle states.
Figures point to a yield OF about
25o,oo0,ooo bushels. Rye is report.
ed per cent less 'hap 1879, but the
qtai'ty y pe''eF' Darcy per ceo'
e'f'f - TT :
asefsee' ~, Va's s.loT ial''h5 on .
- per cen every seo',oh oi 'h'
u'i.pu ~ : ps.o'e',s' ~ -, ls'4'.sA'ap no'
~ .n " . 'ola'''ei :, " COTTON ,ctol
W. - ~ :, a'e Icy app'oAc'' w
'e' J :, 'e'u - io'o.
DEATH OF AN ACTOR.
New York, Nov. 3-W lillian