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CONSUMPTION CAN DE CURED!
SCIENCK'S PULMoNIC SYRuP,
SCuENCK'S SEA-WEED TONIC.

l.
SCHENCK'S SEA-WEED TONIC.
SCHENcK's MANDRAKE PILLS,
are the only medicines that will cure Pulmonary
Consumption.
Frequently medicines that will stop cough will
occasion the death of the patients they lock up the
liver stop the circulation of the blood hemorrhage
follows; and in fact they clog the action Of the very
organ that caused the cough.
Livcr-C Complaint aud Dyspepsia are the causes OF
two thirds Of the cases OF Consumption. Many per-
sons complain OF dull pain IN the side, constipa-
tion coated tongue, pain in the shouder-bade feel
ings Of drowsiness and restessness, the food lying
heavily oil the stomach, accompanied with acidity
aud belching up OF wind.
These symptoms usually originate from diSor-
dcred condition OF the stomach or torpid liver.
Persons so affected. il they take one or two heavy
colds, and IL the cough In these cases be suddenly
checked will find the stomach and liver cogged re-
manning torpid and Inactive and almost before they
are aware the lungs of sores and liberated
the result Of which Is death.
Schcnck's Puimonic Syrup Is an cxpectorans
which does not contain opium, or anything calcu
lated to check cough suddenly. .
Schenck's Sea. Weed Tonic dissolrcs the food
mixes with the gastric juices Of the stomach' aids
digestion, and creates ravenotis appetite
When the bowels are costive, skin sallow, or the
SYMPTOMS otherwise of bilious tendency, Schencks
Mandrake Pills are required.
These medicines are prepared only by
j. II. ScHENCK C Son,
northeast corner Sixth and Arch streets,
Philadelphia.
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S1IAs NORRIS AND LOUISA LAWSON FAR
TIER REspITED.- Morris and Louisa
Lawson, under sentence to be hung on tne
23d Of this month for the murder OF DaVld
G. Lawson, of Rockingham county, were
on Yesterday again granted respite by the
Governor until the 21st OF December 1ol
the following reasons: 1t is alleged that ue'
yclopments brought to light since the
trial of these paties implcate others
in the said murder, and that an lnves'
firation is now on foot on the part OF the
proper authorities OF Rockingham county
which is expected to throw much light upon
the cases OF Silas Morris and Louisa Law
son, as well as others not now indicated,
and the Judge who tried them, as wen as
many leading citizens, having asked re,
spite therein, the execution OF slias MOTIFS
and Louisa Lawson is postponed until T FRI.
dav the 21st day Of December next. Inc
Commonwealth can lose nothing by ahord
ing time for investigation, for capital pun
ishment is productive of most good wheh
inflicted deliberately and after reasonable
inquiry has been exhausted.
JAMES L. KEAPER.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, cloudy, warmer weather.
southerly winds, backing to easterly, and
stationary or lower pressure and tempera-
ture. ,-.. ....
For the South Atlantic States, increasing
cloudiness and rain, southerly winds, and
lower pressure and temperature.
For the East Gulf States, Tennessee, ana
the Ohio Valley, cloudy, rainy weather,
warm southerly winds, and falling baromc'
ter, followed BY rising barometer and colder
northerly winds.
For the West Gulf States, partly cloudy
weather and rain-areas, northerly winds,
rising barometer, and stationary or lower
temperature.
Cautionary signals are ordered for HATTIE
ras, Kitty Hawk, Cape Henry, Cape May,
Atlantic City, Barnegat, and Sandy HOOK.
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PROFESSOR COOKE OUTDoNE.- esterday,
during his lecture to the chemistry class at
the High-School, DR.. Taylor explained
Professor Cookies wine-and-water trick
which the Professor didn't explain-by the
way, and then exhibited number OF other
interesting experiments.
The Doctor turned water into wine ana
wine into water with all case. lie then
brought out his black bottle that he carries
to camp meetings in order to be spiritual
lied, and from itpoured brandy, wine, soda
water, milk, &C., and wound up with Il
bowl Of "Devips Punch" which he flnally
made to disappear in blaze OF fire.
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ASSISTANT CRIER AT TIE TOBACCO EX-
cHANGE.-There was q meeting OF the To
bacco Exchange yesterday, at which Mr..
Archibald Boiling was elected assistant
auctioneer in place Of Mr.. Powell, who has
been appointed inspector Of tobacco at
Shockoc Warehouse Uice Colonel Harrison,
deceased. The candidates for the position
were Messrs. Trice, Boiling, Winfrec,
Christmas, and Langhorn. The selection
was made on the second ballot. Whole
number OF votes cast, ninety-eight, OF which
number Mr.. Langhorn received forty-one
and Mr.. Boiling tiity-seven.
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Miss SWANS CoNCERT.-The arrange
mcnts for Miss Alice SWANS concert have
been nearly completed, the time having
been fixed for the first Tuesday in Novem-
berthe 9th. The concert will be given IN
the new Mozart Hall formerly Assembly
Hall), and she will be assisted by some OF
Richmond's best musical talent. Among
those who are to assist Miss Swain are Miss
Maggie Redford, Mr.. W. II. Grant, Mr..
Charles L. Seigle, Mr.. Reinhardt, the Rich
mond Octette, and probably Mrs. DR.. Bur-
well. Professor Kessnich, it is understood,
has also kindly rendered his services for the
occasion, and a splendid overture may be
expected. Altogether, the concert promises
to be the musical event Of the season.
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NEWS FROM ALL PARTS.
Interesting ProSFam milne for The Presf-
dents Entertainment while
In Richmond.

PROCEEDINGSo OF THE sENATE-A BILL FOR
THE RELIEF OF THE RICHMOND FEMALE
lSTsTITUTE-CHARLEY ROSS FOUND
AGAlN-A RUMOR THAT CHINAafEN WILL
TAKE THE PLACES OF THE STRIKING CT
GAR-siAKERs IN NEW YORK-A NEW
YORK JUDGE CHARGED WITH TRANS
FERR1NG THE SECURITIES OF TIE hER-
CHANTS LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY
CoNGREssMEN NOT ENTITLED TO NILE
AGE FOR THE EXTRA sESSION-REPORTED
FAILURE OF PRINT MANUFACTURERS,
SC, &c.
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"A FASHION JOURNAL is a practical economy TO
any lady OF time and money. "hndrews's Bazar,"
while being entertaining, is useful. as all who have
taken it can testify. 1t contains not only fasion-
plates with carcfuydrawn patterns, but serial and
other stories, well social news of interest to all
of the fair SEX 1t should be on every ady's table,
Send ten cents for specimen copy TO W. r. AN
DREws, Cincinnati. ...... t... .s.a
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

The Manchester on-INiHS.-The fol-
lowing officers OF the Manchester cotton
mills have been elected for the ensuing
year:
S. p. Arlington, president; Captain Ed
ward Graham, treasurer and agent; j. E.
Downes, superintendent; John McGill, }.
Wesley Friend, David Calendar, S. w.
Venable, and a. A. Allen, directors.
The directory decided to Introduce con-
siderable new machinery, and to increase
the manufacturing capacity OF the mills.
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Minor Iopics.-A court 1or Tue tfia' VI
civil warrants was held yesterday.
The water supply was cut on again yes
terday. .u;o, will no
granted William Madeira.
The ]. II. S. Lyceum is making arrange
ments for its anniversary. -
The Fourth-street pavement mas Deen
completed. "a
A meeting in favor OF ConserSaLlse o1, a.,
cancellation and RECONSTRUCTION mas peeu
called to-day at the old courthouse.
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SIIPPED.-The fine steam trc-engine built
by Messrs. Ettenger & Edmond for the city
OF st. Petersburg was shipped yesterday
to Baltimore by the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac railroad, from which
point it will be sent by steamer to Bremen.
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Pennsylvania.
REPORTED FAILURE

BosroS, October 19.-The Herald prints
the following tot day: &c. A report is received
that the firm OF Joseph S. Lee s. Co., heavy
print manufacturers OF Philadelphia, have
suspended. Nothing is yet definitely known
as to the condition OF affairs, but the. report
on the street is that the liabilities are some
S4O0, 900. The printing-cloth manufacture
ers OF Fall River are reported to be neayy
sufferers by the suspension, the indebted
ness in favor OF parties in that city agsre-
eating some S140, 1000"
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A NEW ESTERpRIsE.-Messrs. j. w. Ran
dolph & English have started new enter,
prise in this city-yiz., the manufacture OF
pil- and other styles Of paper-boXes. Never
until the present time have plll-boxes oeen
made in the South, and this enterprislng
firm are determined to make the best gooas
of this class, in all grades, and compete
with northern manufacturers.
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The Senatorial CanuasS.-Mayor Chiles
has returned from his visit to Goochland.
He spoke at Manakin and at Goochland
Courthouse. The attendance was large, ana
great enthusiasm was manifested. by spe-
cial request he will speak next Thursday at
Stapies's Mills.
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THE LIQUOR-DEALERs RESOLVE TO 90
ISTo THE PRlMARY.-A meeting OF the
liouor-dealcrs OF the city was held at
Sauer's saloon last night. A number
OF the members OF the working
mems Association were present with the
view OF negotiating an aliience with the
but the latter unanimously
resolved to 20 into the primary election.
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There was last night at Zetelle.s meetan; na;
OF F Company Association. In Ap. ~ hor. top.
the company had on Its rolls 120 mem 2els
This organization Is compose. OF tue sur
fivora OF the collipahy as 1t eXisttd prioI =, u
and during the War and member OF wv
prese1t company OF five years. stan. uis
The rolls OF the living and dead We
called. Tt,jrty.one survivors were present.
Tn the list OF dead are the names Of Colonel
Cunningham (at one time captain OF Fl,
Colonel: j. Thompson Brown, Captain U;
Jennings Wise, Judge W. ID. Lyons, ana
Colonel W. r. Pegram. g..
The following officers were elected:
Major c. r. Skinker, president.
Colonel ]. Il. Crenshaw, first Tice-presi'
dent.
Captain Maxwell 7. Clarke, second vice
president. .. :. ~
Major. Thomas A. Brander, third vice
president.
r. A. Brock, secretary.
r. H. Gillian, treasurer. =,
4 donation was made to the present +
Company to assist them in entertaining Com
pany A OF Washington, which will be their
guests during the Fair.
After the business before the meeting had
been disposed of the gentlemen OF the AS
sociation sat down to an elegant supper
There were no formal speeches, but the
evenings entertainment was enlvcned by
anecdotes and the recital OF incidents OF
camp life OF interest 10 all present. Zetelle
was called upon for few remarks, and IN
his response gave expression to the WISH
that these relnions might take place once
month";
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louisiana.
PISCRBACK'S CASE.

NEW ORLEANS, October 19.--Pinchback
has written the chairman OF the Committee
on Privileges and Elections OF the Senate,
reviewing his claims TO seat In the Senate
as against Eustis. He claims that his Gre
dentials were replaced before the committee
after his rejection by the Senate.
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three opinions on these points by request
OF the President, who, as Cabinet officer,
admits it is preparing for emergencies.
Associated Press Reports by telegraph 10 the Dis
patch.l
coNGREssAEE NOT ENTITLED TO MILEAGE poR
.s-. THE EXTRA SESSION.
WASHINGTON, October 19.-The Comp
troller decides that members Of Congress
are not entitled to mileage for the extra
session. .t
RELIEF OF OWNERS AND PURCHASERS OF
LANDS SOLD FOR TAXES.
The bill introduced to-day by Senator
Withers. OF Virginia, "for the relief OF
owners and purchasers OF lands sold for
direct taxes in the insurrectionary States"
is in its main features. copy OF the Dill
introduced by him last winter, amended so
as to conform to the terms OF the
measure as passed by the House OF
bly, by the Senate Committee on the
Judiciary. The bill has also received
the approval of the Department Of Justice.
1t Is designed to remove various clouds
from the titles of many tracts OF land in the
southern States, especially in South Caro-
lima, where the sales for taxes were partlc-
A COMPLIMENT TO AN Ex-coNFEDERATE.
The Federal soldiers here have rendered
banquet to Major Thomas G. Jones, OF
Alabama, the ex-Confederatc who, in an
address on Confederate memorial day, 1874,
paid touching tribute to the Union dead,
and afterwards spoke at the late reunion at
Marietta, Ohio. ..
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES.
Professor Henry has issued call for
meeting OF the National Academy OF Sciences
Mt Columbia College on Tuesday next.
THE PRESIDENTS VISIT TO RICHMOND.
The President, with Secretaries Eyarts
and Thompson and Postmaster-General
Key, will attend the State Fair at Rich
mond, Va, on the 30th and 3lst OF October.
Personal.
The President has appointed Colonel 0.
P. Fitzsimmons, OF Augusta, Ga, marshal
for the State, uice Major Smythe.
| Senator Isham g. Harris, OF Tennessee, is
making a vigorous fight to have the Presi-
dent withhold the nomination Of Judge
Baxter, Of Tennessee, for the Sixth judicial
circuit, and has submitted long series OF
objections to the appointment OF the Presl-
dent.
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CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY,

PATERSON, N. j., October 19.-Judge
John R. Daggers. OF the, Court OF Common
Pleas, was arraigned to-day on an iindict-
nent for conspiracy with Treasurer Preston
for unlawiuly transferring the securities OF
the Merchants Loan and Trust Company.
He pleaded not guilty, and was bailed for
trial. s E. -.
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CLEANLINESS, NEXT TO G0DLlNEss.-ln
"tixing up" for President Hayes the city
fathers should glance at the sidewalks
around the old City-Hall lot, opposite the
Capitol Square and on Eleventh and Broad
Strnnfs
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SERMON AND LECTrRE.-It will crafty his
numerous friends to learn that DR.. Burrows
will visit Richmond soon to preach for the
Woman's Missionary Society. He Will also
ION the 26th) deliver lecture in the First
Baptist church Choicest music from our
best singers will be given at the same time !;
but the subject of DR.. Burrows's lee
ture-"Its Boy "-gives assurance OF an
entertainment humorous and enjoyable.
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BIBLE. .MEETING.-Th will be general
meeting in the interest Of the Virginia Bible
Society at the First Baptist church on sun,
day night ut "a O'Clock. Major Stiles ana
other prominent speakers will deliver short
addrpssps .Nr..s ........ 1870
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Tho War News.
KARs PARTIALLY BLocKADED.

kARS PARTIALLY bLUCAAUEUs 80 -.
LONDON, October. ia Reuter- dispatch
from Bucharest says the Romanians have
approached within twenty metres Of the Sc
cond Grientza,.a "a redoubt " hicb, however, y
believed to have been evacuated Dy tue
Turks within the past five days. Ihe Rus
slams before pleyna have received a rein-
forcement OF 10, 600 Infantry.
A Renter dispatch from Erzeroam dated
,o.,lav contains the following 81 kars Is said
10 he already partially blockaded. II Is also
rumored that the Russians have occupied
paneck. fs ,satas e;4s s.l.5
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The striking CiSar.Makers.

4 IUMoR THAT CHINAMEN WILL TAKE THEIR
- PLACES.
NEW YORK, October 19.-Rumors that
Cinnamon were to take the places OF some
OF the striking cigar.makers created great
excitement among the latter yesterday. One
boss says that 200 Chinese workmen have
been offered to him from San Francisco,
and that he has the subject under consider
alton.
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The Late Ffre.-Messrs. Claiborne Bur
nett and Machael Kahn, sufferers by the late
fire, will at once make arrangements lor re-
building. 1t is expected also that MI. /:
B. CerSley will erect handsome 70" OF
buildings in place OF those destroyed.
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BALI. AT MONTICELLO HALL.-There VIII
be a ball at Monticello Hall on Monday night
for the benefit Of an aged widow lady.
Tickets may be had at SchGn's, corner
Eleventh and Bank streets, and at Wyatts
m,1sic. store.
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HUsT1SGs CoURr.--The cases OF the liquor
dealers will be taken up in the Hastings
Court to-day. Nothing OF interest was
transacted in the court yesterday.
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MERMAID TROcHES."-A concentrated specific
suited for thi. enlightened age. Nervousness, Rheu-
matism, General Debility, and all Internal aches
and pains Convenient for the pocket Especially To
Dyspcptlcs). 4 delightful Trochc =" for ladies and
children. See circular. PURCELL, LADD Co..
1916 Main street, AID druggists generally. csc
nlS1
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DISCoLoHED TEETH rendered beautifully white
by the use of MEADE RAKEn's SApoSINE DEN
THRICE. Fifty cents box.
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Mr.. CRASz is receiving another lot N that ccle'
brated Premiere Serre Champagne, and would be
pleased to receive orders for 1t. The price Es been
reduced owing to the low rate of gold.
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NEW TEA.-We have just received an iaVoice OF
new Teas. Among them IS 4 Gunpowder that we
offer at 75c. per pound. Its quality Is remarRaese
for the price. W. ID. BLAIR .o''
903 Main street,
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DO YoU Know OLD BHowN Windsor Soap lasts
longer, is more highly perrhntcd, and more emol-
1icnt in use than these young fcllows' j. E. At
K1Ssoy, manufacturers London. :.
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THE we1TfTER YESTERDAY was clear ano
warm. At night it was partly cloudy ind
threatening.
THEEAoMETER YESTERDAY . a. NJ, o9;
8 4. NJ, 65; noon, So 3 z. d.. 10; 8 +
81, ~ midnight, 81.
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BEATTIFY YOUR TEETH by nsing MEADE & BA-
KER's elegant SAPoNINE DBsTIFRIcE' flftI
hnx
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9irt,ntond 2!!!sspattll,
SATURDAY OCTOBER 20. 1871.

Bs~TnE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY
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Reoistration.-Th registration offices
will be opened October 23d, oath, and 2atn.
Persons who have changed their residences
should see that they are properly transferred.
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BLEEDING AND u CERATED GUNS hcaied D.
MEADE & BAKER't CARBoLlC MOUTH" AoA
Fifty cents q bottle.
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New York.
rpr

BUFFALO, Il. Y, October 10.-Reynolds
d Vessel, wholesale dealers In drugs and
glass, have failed. Liabilities, $4,000.
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FINE BANANAS AND ORANGES at P1zZlSfs'

ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR MEADE & BAkEE
CARBoLIC MoUTH-WASlI, for sore gums anu de
cayed teeth. Fifty cents bottle.
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FRESH Brown NoUGAT.-PrzzISIw Will have tbt'
morning some DROWN NoUGAT. Those wanting IL
should give him ! call. ... ....'
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THESAPoS1NE DESTIFRICE prepared by MEADE
& BAKER viii eradicate the incipient tartar on
teeth and prevent decay. Fifty cents box.
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NJ. ELLYsoN 6 Co.. advertising agents, insert ad
vertisements in all Of the newspapers of the Unitet
States at publishers rates. Orders left 1T the Dis
patch countins-room VIII receive prompt atten
fia,,
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The Hastings Cowt.-Ihe hus.lhss $
Court is still in session, but no cases Va
nublic interest were considered yesterday.
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nI'opular Monthly for November and Hdr-
per's Bazar for this week received from D.
II. Ellyson, 1112 Main street.
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THE CARBoLIC MoUTH-WkSIf Is pleasant to the
taste and excellent gargle for sore-throat Fifty
cents bottle.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

E5- On all sales Of Real Estate made bet,eeen
tLs 81 nj January and last Of June the taresT fer
H. a,pessat near have to be paid ty the purchaser
n iii sales made the lst Of July and last
Of year The tares hGge TO S ata Sy s sss
, Iii the real estate agents. in Richmond, and aI
niicsto Richmond and vicinity.l
,,.su rayroRs SON, 3k r. NJ, commits;
1aatGo tnnor! sale OF improved and unimproyed rea
sStnte in the county Of Henrlco and city OF kicn'
mond. - rr.,,of
FRANK D. HILL, ~ r. A. .an Two new csrV I,ad and
dwellings on Taylor street oe'"eeh LAZY A''N
Haryie. ,,o.r .a,,
mo E. LAUGHTON. JR, agent auesioSee, SeH,har, sa
1co;t nrciaimed freight for account OF southeEi
Express Company, at 1Oa O'Clock.
HILL & ANDERSON, at the horse-ios' horses' %"
sc.
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yesterdays SESSION

BosToS, October .19.-Sothing very Inn
portant occurred in the Episcopal Conyen-
tion to-day. Charitable institutions were
visited 80
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FINANCIAL.
MANCHESTER BONDS.

] offer for sale MANCHESTER EIGHT PER
CENT. TAX-RECEIVABLE COUPON BONDS,
interest payable March and September; BoNDs
EXEMPT FROM CITY OF MANCHESTER TAN.
These bonds arc issued by authority OF me Clty
Council, under act Of the Legislature, ioa ,t s
purDose of paving off the nnbonded Indebtedness or
the city. and for paving the streets" The act nmi,s
The issue to $50 0OO and provides for tax Tor tneir
redemption ut maturity With this Issue the bond
ed indcbtedness of Manchester is $256,7OO. the
property belonging to the city Is WORTH MORE
than the entire amount :,
classes OF Investors, and arc offered for the present
- .'''' ''S - - = JOHN C. WILLIAMS,
or l6.e0d6t Cashier Bank OF Commerce.
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FINE TEAS. GREEN AND BLACK.-PIZzISI IS
selling FINE TEAS ut reduced prices. Give him a
trial If you want good article.
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DEcAYED TEETH disinfected by MEADE & BA-
KER's CARBoLIC MOUTH WASH. Fifty cents
hottl
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PIES and PASTRY, rs well as SMALL CAKES oi
every kind, made by PIZZINI, and always to be
found at his confectionery store
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AMUSENESTS.

THEATRE.
Ec sure Of your point before you show your mana.
THREE NIGHTS ONLY.
COMMENCING MONDAY, OCTOBER. 22D:
MILTON MOBILES
aud his
BRILLIANT COMEDY COMPANY
I'm bis typical drama.
THE PEENIX.
oc 1895
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$50 Will purchase GOLD HUNTING, STEM
WINDING, LEVER WATCH at G. GESNETS, 9l7
Main street.
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