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trCo1EN BROTHERS WILL OF

u IF COHEN BROTHERS WILL OF
FERIthts sess-a3 ;1,',l - i.1I ilGi'.I = :
g pieces GUINET's BLACK SILKS at a1.25, re-
Z 'iduced from over 81 .n III i -
49, pleees. !BQN9ETs at s2.lo, formerly sold at
pieee sH ffApIssrER BDA OK SILK at 81 :s5, for
4 pieces TAPissIER BLACK. SILK at $3.50, for
j. An Hmm immense stock Of CoLoRED SILKS In all
i,TTUif their various shades and qualities l',i-
They will also offer .!.I..,rr., .ri ~
800 LACE, CURTAINS a. $3.50 a set for two win
$50 TIt;E; CURTAINS at $40 set; g.:,. y
o. LACE CURTAINS at $40 q set worth S15, ut
40 pieces sSf. AP pI! cuRTA1N-MUsLrN at
+ from Acc. to Csc. yard. .L.Is..'.-
A large lot Of real BRUSSELS CURTAINS very
500 IAmBREoU1Ss i In Nottingham, spnzberren,
and real Brussels. ...t's
Also, from bankrupt sale of large upholstery
house, n large stock of CRETONSES, CPH0L-
STERY, REPS in.aI the various colors including
several pieces OF SILK DAMASSES 1.-THE finest goods
importedl. ..-.. .......-
| For thousands of novelties call at - -,
81 oc27 - ~ COHEN BROTHERS..
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,qg" The aVeragesenti among RepH biz
can congressman is; sharply expressed by
Senator Howe,s of Wisconsin,. Hewas re-
Gently discussing the action OF the Electoral
Commission with Prominet Democrat, who
closed bis argument with the emphatic de.
claration: sYou stole the presidency to.
which Mr.. Howe. quickly answered !:
would to God we could make restitu.
tion.'" .,,ii.c, ,.,r s!gr.oi -. cs3dU =,
4il The Director!0f the Mint states that the
only EXPORT demand for tradeidollars at pre-
sent is at San Francisco, where $500, zoo per,
month IL required to meet that demand.
Tie San Francisco mint has on hand 81
400, 900. besides nearly two millions heid by
the buiiion.dealers there II there has been
any mistake with regard to- the suspension
OF the coinage 1t was In not issuing the Or
der sooner.&; i: Iut itaf f.<s -.i'fs%
General Grant and bis party visited Pre-
sfde2t Mach ahop at the Elysecs Thursday.
Nine. MncMahon acted as Interpreter du-
ring the reception, which was informal ana
very. cordial. General Grant accepted an
invitation to- dine on Thursday. sa2't:,1
"A treaty has been signed Ia london re-
pgarding trade marks and trade labels. 1t
has been dispatched to Washington for the
signature oi2theFU United States authorities,
p The Gss,nkn Re,ekstag VIII probably meet
earlier than usual on account OF the tinaAiet
condition OF Franc "a 7y-.laT w3eg siiu
-, lfwsosheCks Jsaessthuuske .wese0fslt at
LdsboH Ihatsday ncening, sbut ho.dstpaRs
ssxiIsbes Of snow fell Of Fort Coulonngg,,
Quebec, Thursday, and was still falling at
last accounts.
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stRCIAL NOTICES. 81

~. PEOPLE vIsIIfNG THE CITY
this and nexs week shouldSnet forgeko call of
sYCLE BRoTHRRBs They have The most exteAr
slye stoesfthe city or Richmond, and at priees-to
suit the -----------
In our Dress-Goods Department we nave every
. issaai fuG DRESS rs So6bs at i2sc.,
Nice DRESS GOODS 1t QUE SdfssInllaE' pr yard -'
IiandsopetDR Ess eQoDssat2 5c.;.g
Beautiful BLACK CACHEAnRE ut 46c.;
100 BLACK CACHEMIREs reduced to 75c.;
,ie6 BflACEl CA0HEMfREs1e soc-;s &
CeLoRED CACHEAy1IRs-E7 fnom .s2hcs .9 9oc. per
yard-all shades; -
o5o pieces BLACK ALPACA from one shilling to
o.. O. per yard. IL spy person wishes an NLdACA
:, DRESS they, can buy III from 81 CLf3 HhO-s
THEIRS for per cent lfs'z tpAapl az
t, Good ia ssfMEREsr for 30, 75t.l, 81, and el25
.u4r5yarGlan Extra large assortment: Nnf
GIL OAKS. sHAWLja RURs,zB6UL EVA b
|, SKIRTS, and GoRsETsTal large stock 70 seiect
Ladies'. 'Geu,lenen's, and. Cbudfehs. UNDER
WEAR at greatly reduced P se 81, and &c.:
KN IF5F E4 FfkNSEkH sSH e. fae a ses
our BL hINtand CGL0RBpl SLKslare me cnea Y
ssk tas the ,cily. Don't faa 10 ''os II eAf -
aoes'1phisAes s or ElNfwbRasH as'1oe, reaitAlh
4 e. 4 0 III ab BltA
LR1,hA EENkErs ftomsl 70 % steapafrs; o7ft =
Wsean: special attention 70 QUE saapa MILAN
s7AA EVEsfyETs1alaiss stssasIithieii n2od i' =
SIbKTELVETSfrom4 2ro $40 per yara;o7G
H BEEFTGEs SS Il - Ss!'5s ss s Ind the
KS $ Ss KS rs SfG524HEEsD i! We '1 70
u, 81 80 pegpar:t e ~, ,o1gu T.I,pr,ae o,,
f1.''11 CLOTHS, BED-T1Cks, aud DA3IASiT& at all
s'plices to siit everybody !" i,1G1,1 ,"t nn,,
We have a llatget stoek!of ft0SIERf.;S CARFS,
,HANDkERGHIEFs. end COLLARS "a f'r and
.nCUrfs reduced Prt re s Il, .,so sn -.
" dozen; res, Taiue IS per dozen xnd thousands Of
other goods THAT we gould mention put for wanf
|; Persons Wishing! samples win please send postage
Goods sent c: O. D. Special attention paia e orders
Cofne and be convlnced lh9t p ,BKnTHER
/, tliefDlaee to buy your DRY md EhNGY GOODS.
"dl III IN. .ran. i"iiiSYCIE BROTHERS,
<"' ''' '' 311 Broad street, Il
oc27 between Third and Fourth streets. s
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nTne1iEherieani mhssophs $ Chat arrived outon
the steamer EIysiat ARE at work on the new
Law Courts III, London. y They work under
tie protection of the police, and there IS NO
truth in. their DESERVING, though 4 the strikers
are hqktng constant constant efforts to induce them
r. e a2 hasss1tips London " ednesday
night OF, the ynllspp on a strike The Amer1-
Can Can masons attended, and one Of tleir speak
ers deGarrilig that, as they, had been Drought
Over Oh the false promise that the strike had
ended, they would join their fellq'wFmason IS
IN the sflke-Gh ,Ttg:G y@i:-gn'.>H 100 y
urInhe iFrench are providing various little
comforts in Paris for the thousands OF for
who will undoubtedly be drawn to
the citynext year by the Universal EKliibi-
itfonai Aoscerc: Of public clocks have been
scattered through the city which, by the aid
of electricity, will give the exactftime. The
letterbexess have: also been greatly i'm
proved! By means OF a simple apparatus
When. lie collects Che letters,
Indicates; when the collection was made.
ThHs: q Iglaettei.box jthe second collection
iof Thursday has beenS made!'''nr ;s'9r ~
4 faTrptn't .wcllf.nN =. uI.lt..-
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% a DIAMoND RoBBERYrAT THE palmer
HOUSE, dN lCHIciG6-U Chicago, October %.
Last Tuesday night bold robbery was per-
:tetrated by woman and man accomplish,
siu, thesrPaimer House, whereby some five
thousand1dotIars' worth of q diamonds and
other valuahlcs were taken from Mr.. Shay
and Others Oh thisncity. The matter was
placed in the ilan DIS of the police by Palmer,
and to-day Detectives Scott and Heinzman,
of Chicago, arrestedhhmes Barry ut Ham
kankee and brought him to this city. All
the Stolen goods with many Others, were
recovered; dit4s nh derstood he confessed
the rohbers.:o THeawoman- has not been
I9h lfG Hi2I i "it'N ~e ~. =,
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We think the Associated Press would bet

/, :, We think the Associated Press would bet
ter preserve its dignity by abstatbng, from
such little aquirks' announiSfnas 5hff a
rival Of ,PresideRt 'TtLbEs;. tits cnst trqsf
that Mr.. TlLpEN;is Presidentsg He o'sl too
calm and wise alman to 'desire'thab the title
should be given him: 'We'stiusglsd and
voted TOR him: We believed thhiaati tisSq5 tie
majority Of votes, but under the nndoubtesd q.
form and force Of law. Mr. HAYES WAS pro-.
nouuced President, .hnd is, beyond: all quih1
h,oI presidenty;t .ryuFfUr '>i: h:n ~
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SOUTHERN VETERANS roP 1s12.ISenatQr
Msrrimon 1ntg9dqced q few days since 4
,bitf ddssighsd to rebsa the very unjust, proQI
YisioRtt Of Jay which struck OBJ the pension
rolls those venerable pensioners OF the war
OF 1912 -who-had the misfortune to live in
the South W hen therwar broke out. Yet ,ln7
neutrality-suspicious. in'variousl parts OF the
country have accused Mr.. Merrimon OF in
Producing bill To pension all the Confede-
rate soIdiers!A Baltimore Sum-" ~, -, ~
,..lLet the :;Mexican,.!war. veterans have
chance. fDo.rtra -! i, ST., .,' t;.iaoa,, -
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lHXKRLAHEA.

p" :: .I J'.''. % .MAKRIAGES,. ~ III ~.
' .rrisd l.; at tie Fntop CHURCH te 2Sd
instant 6y the psstor ksx John Buffer FR Ep.
ERICK: MOCHA DDOgK, and Miss sALLlE ~
MALLORY: both Of this city. .-Jiji,iH "a
,6arriedc con Wednesday, October 17;:ls77, Ia ST.
Rarnabas,, Church, Greensboro. u. c., by Key: ".
3 Y1nSn3Gl ESiGfE GagHter OF j. q: subIett, Esg.,
fofW 4. JENNINGS ESQ., PAN OF Riehmoho, va.
NoiedrGsd bnG ,y1aJcT 5Ti?:T1o1nUt a!!t o. -
III hid residence orthe bride,s mother.
Wednesdsy evening" October a. 1877, BY the RsE
Charles NIunagerede, d. D., Rev. ROBERT DOUG-
r Az ROLLER, or ST.. Martins parish Hanover
icotIIfy VIA Iformefiyioe Rockinghan county, va.J
to CKRRIK, daughter OF the late George Booker
OF this city. NO cares. .rniIi>n Ii VI
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ssiIHE 5YE1sPHoNE.uAr' THE CAPIToL.-Ani
AGENT for then Boston, patentee OF the tele-
phone bas-had-sepeseR-intefyiews with the
Senate,Gemmittser OH Printing with view
to the esta blishment OF connection by means
OF ,theteaepL2ne between the CaRiiol and
the GeYernment printing, office The agent
offers. to put up the, required apparatus en-
tirely .ath is ew nrisk az q, expense, anu tne
committee will consent With TINS 'uhaer-
standing-u,.L IGIadi.L iuJ!,IHGr'iii i? E: =
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CONDITION OF SENATOR M oRToN. cia-
natl, October 25..-sA7 special. from Indian
apolis says &C DR.. Bliss who is attending
Senator Morton, does not now seen" very
hopeful Of his Immediate Improvement: he
has eaten little OF nothing Tor nearly a
month, and 1t is feared he will literally
sfarye to death. A change I'd treatment has
been decided on and medical skill will
now, be directed to- infusing noIrpishment
into The system.NI y ..-,...... Z -. .i:.A.1yI
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MI. JOIN M GRkc6fY, who is anpfp 81 tlnced
as Radical candidate :fqifi TIE Legislature
in Charles City county, is not the venerable
and. generated gentleman of that name and
that county who has beer 50 h6nSrably fai
nous as legislator and iudge; who,cws5?9ne,e
Eieute liant Governor Of Virginia. He is a
horse Of quite another color+aciirr's e. RI
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lzs sNlSlEiY Sat bEsy. st TX .VE:LEE

.Ea MN ApEsy,sIER .VEiLEE r
>r only$1 b0!ayas&-rsgt,Isr value $3.50; - q,
SILK as 81 sHardA cheapess
T. goods ever offered Ut HE Price ;;rfiro az os
81 GGK md cot oKEDI GIsoS GRAIN SILKS
fn91o6 Segf itiha than The lowest; ".;I, ~. t "
KS1cKERRocK sUiTI&G only ssc, q yard,
and real bargain; .9ltOGr H. .t
BOURETTES1for ipdmatses h qualities to SUI
-. evety ones uon irh oyt;N.m1o "ht :"
BLACK fCLoAKs, of the handsonese designs VIC
call particular attention to OUT. very elegant asl
~ Isortmeut of imported BERLIN eLoAks-
&c ranging in price up to $50; ,It;n ca
HAMBURGER EDG4NGG. and INSERTING +. ls1 we have
~; seyervesy cheap lots Of and call attention 70
m .theusl!r ;i2af12 9v,ni7!rts ii" ~ 1i''! OF
.BI.kCKr rs we sell lower. than many
Others fvfag superior qualities o these goods
rats yo;;p does jb9inmi sIro a;if :GoTi 80
aEsas SEslss,ss Il f5I4A ST. 'c9 -
II 5Li;E sfaar own makst " am
,susta.C sttqn and tine u men. only u apiece, aaa
s.u me hsst and cheapestsold at sif prices EI -:
FANcY c AssltfEREPsN Tsi PATPEREs; r
1GkNrt,E t4RNas HEpit Rkt !A,slNE !;
R'IuNSdD fElRtWSSla hi s9inomst29 9h1 1''f; ~
sgl!R ;asIiiFF44 III On
81 iliW sp!csL ~ pT.hH
LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S1S ItLRTsI and
ia wool and MERfNosN ~
% ,AT 5000 a4gaifis n RIBBONS! 20 iIiIW =.
ons HcNlckELgrt ATK BEL fS,: n3iiia; -o'
; 20 a'i, sXpFle1S, StSy 'Is o."
= 10 90 ''.,3,isEogIN PEARL. ARitTToS s,oel.im
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Presidential Elections, ;: :,

. Con press Is yery sincere apparently ii its
intentions 10 hit upon, soMs plan ~ hts ;ls
protect The. country in future ngalnst! sqcn
embarrassments as occurred .in;the proceed
ing to determine the question OF Woo was
elected President at the last election. 7 ne
federal and the national principles present
themselves III the discussion. Senator NOR
TOY fayors the national and .SenatoT- ED-
:auSps stands By thsi fedetala He hfy one
reason tor siding w ia astsa lights, rs he
represents "a, smaaif a ssst sibr it is not
probable that he will be alone on tnat ~
..connt. = State, rights win find friends out"
side Of tbeamall statea, and tsea sass tn "a,
s,yysre, bettar friends ID the hour OF greatest
,: per r x tooshnse ANAL New
England States were .esponsing The 1dq 81;
Hinks pfthe unlimited power SfnaShbers
ahat5p III tesa to fbsc sntas ei State
-,sRfsEHG,S i :, 1891 %
,s7lTbei question Of The presidentsds esectiea
has BEEN referred toicomudttsea 1p gbpth
houses and VIII, receive th tl earnest htten-
i tionaof Congress. 1t is gratifying TO believe
Il that the matter will be.dreadsfmers party,
! btas !; 80 perfectly OBJ segFed I'm uncer-
tainty are ali oircums taneess that may attend
The. next ELECTION that At wahla be hard to
arrange mere party plan to oeHtroI it, ~,
~, Whatever Congress may determine upon,
there is one thing certain, and that is that
whenever by party depravfty and party
tyranny we may fail upon, public cendi-
ton at all resembling that,which has pre-
vailed until recently since the war there
will be, fraud and outrage, and the public
councils will be, torn by disputation and
the perils OF violence Just as they were last
winter Good laws are noble things; but
depraved and corrupt people are not gov
.erned by law. There Is truth din the old
saw that,laws are not made for honest peo-
.ple. The only safeguard for order and
Justice aud public safety is to keep the pub
= lie councils pure Laws cannot Protect
public order and liberty when the channels
OF public authority are corrupt, and un-
scrupulous men administer the laws and
forms OF government. g. r.
And It Is clear that the present forms OF
deciding and declaring who, ID President
), would answer for all time I, the public off,
GERS were honest and the forms Of law faith
fully observed. From the foundation OF the
], Government we had gotten along without
trouble, always proclaiming peacefully and
satisfactorily who was elected President,
!, 4 Indeed, 1t wasknownrto oil people who wa,
b elected President Che moment the returns
were published by the press. The returns
In the papers always correspondent with
those read In Congress, and there was neves
any dispute about them. And we thfni
any system now adopted by Congress- will
81 fare mo- better In honest times gft Will an
i swer wen; but when corruption and ids
honesty prevail trouble XIII Come, and may
81, be when II e0mea again:dt will sbe; followed
yiosshee: ashd iie %. byerhnent,
VS. o. Dictator at the.hsalr of MI isassa,
-
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2ncJ FAIR GOODS, ,FN1R PRICES.
IL. lsI'n!,h & II.--nGG Ti&!i" eli .NjJ
:, T.. JUST WH&TiTHE fPEOPIEI pfANTto

52n5r FAIR GOODS, IF AIR PRICES.
frtIt-1. -01N!,i. 4 .iI...hC; Ti::!i| eli |u;J
,wiy JUST Wharf.-The EoP6Ei wANT3o
hhAnEso At !" hs"tisS1f .I4M>f II OD
TFiAbHIMER' RoTHERs', COL DhoAD STREET,
,of GOODS FOR fHE FAlR, anti inyitei the special
eHsensire Stock Esfs offered ig the
,Fair.Week DonV fatr to give rs a caN' f!if'4a ~
3 i spsqss 65y
PRINCES; GAIL 0INsf ahdiB UTroNs to match
ias f8 &eesj BLAZE ALPAt is 5aan4 cA ENTRIES
Goods: Give Us call ON them!' D., l-lr.t. -
new lot Of cEoAKs juyt rseeivMed, at extra low
X prices: and iIrvile acaIrfor inspections. is
p dozen gou1EyARp SKIRTS at; 5oc, apiece
10 dozen saI BsootUjLEvAhD SKIRTS ffm 75c. to S.
isses Ire Of sHAWL;s, i IATKErs. CULTS,
r. sHEETINGs, &c.ratthe lowest prices. t",t 81
dozen Liaies Misses, and Gentlemen's UNDERJ
- VESTS at piece. worth 75 G. Call and zee
r,T them, as they aEe very cheap. GfEi i,IunE II
We cali sStlaf attention 70 orr department. Of Gas.
SIMERES and WOOLLENS for mons and boys
80, wear as we mako that y specialty,r We pre- en-
2 DdliIary low prices, aud ask call to see for your
wA sTiSfii LoIHs, BEAVER and. CHIN
CHlIhA CLOTHS for c1oaAs ans ogerc0ats-a ..
WHITE, HRED,i BLUE, mad GRAY FLANNEI.S,
Ell At an pr1lc4ffs, fFP9Hf Il 70 5e.aYA5a' 2inH
"a sery large WATERPROOF Ladics, and Chisdtens
sTRIPED HOSIERY, G49yES i HAN1k hIEs7
;aS $s45 gE 4 Sss;s y ,SsSs T Ssn aai
=. tII Jt.saI 30. f'!---BrIt IL 30. : -.
"A handsome ilot of .sI4h MgFFLERs, sCARFs,'
s. ,a Rna ssess Fosexs f1'Fa o Prices
Our, s MEN ~ ,Sa s.
ladies twolbatun Kiaf d 6ec. worth 81.
Doul faA IL, bayi p pair. 9I25 'dQteni Ladies,
a9d sntIeass gloves fFSm IL, g 1 t. g e
YCy5 g IOt GinSnU Si-AItliGi!EC I2cMGi3
In Geatlemen's FERNIsHING -G oeDsC DEPART T.
7 las sS Us s.
E a ps sasa q mai bFods pay
Iouae sse can TH = Il at:i BRxoTHERs,, h
0cZI I 1.-Two, 40 liz. - -0---------
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.'afhe STORY Of Mr: STANLEY MArruEws's
little money transaction in the matter OF
board at woRaLE;,Y's is one Of those affairs
that are not; blown into dignity or public
interest pr newspaper dparagraphsnca Mhr:
MArrHEws's position is hardly toj be affected
by such story, although it, may *etnanato
rom the GraphIc itself We ho, not Know
Mr,, MATHEWS, and as We have never been
the partisan OF any, man, we could hardly
be his. Il But such stories ARE really oe'ow
the level:of the proper dignityef the press
Mr.; MATTHEW'S ~ gsntteHpen ahd It is is,
Idle to believe such tales~uei7 o4rs or;j !.
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q FusE.IS misunderstanding morning. fire
broke OUT. an "a ~ workshop occupying the
end of. .aG iunhber-shed fQx30
feet, owned ibv:MessfsHlHu t. iTilley:
The mammoth she'd filed; with valuable
seasoned lumber;o " So speedily! consumed;
and the flames spread rapidly from one pile
ot,mDberto another Tin the spacious yard
surrounding; this building snd, although
there " ere several fundred1tncn present.
but little comparatively was saved. -" / .
If A fraaae tyhpuse, j occupied Nby mir. w.
Petty; ASIA dwelling, quickly yielded TO the
fury ,:of the dexouring element, and the
flames. spread to double frame dwelling
belonging To the estate OF Judge
Pitts, (which qalSo WAS totally consumed:
MrnoP ety. !andthfsf family barely escaped
with tbeir,lNes, dosing hearty iaH their durr
ajture.roIa3Ii,r owt I'd l"idEtl oN W. -
MessrsI Hunter !& llfiiiey1 estimated their
loss at fully $4,000. IEhe totah. loss will not
fall short OF $4,000. We could not learn the
amount of insurance. on Messrs: Hunter d
Tilles's. property, but, probably it Will not
coverthe ,lDssmiIp InirH ref :!mEoi r:
I'VE understand that therido,lble' frame
dwelling belonging to Judge Pitts's estate
was insured,f butt could mot learn anY.1ur-
Their particulars. fH"rI "Gi
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Acknowledgment, October DO!
The Jury foundpa verdict OF not guilty IN
the case :ef! the Commonwealth rs!"Albert
Loving For killing fMarc5aiiiuS Harvey, -
Lyiachbufg, lNe,pS.G nord ,Eh 81 Isn'1"i =!
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b ME- SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH Ycor.
ner Main and sdE51thi streets}.4ReF! HssRT BIC;
DoSAIp, %. D.; WIN preach ON sUNpxY ht II
M, and Rev.T L. BtEKows, d. D., OF Louisville
Ky:3>wtif deliver the annual sermon before the
Womsh's Missionary sboietyha at 7:so p. Nil :,
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~ PvbnDbc.!A we have The annuat report OF
the Commis sione Ell. Of Agriculture, the Hon.
Mr.. LIE DUO. ior the year, 1876, ziuroZ
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Il; Na;, Mr. zc4ppea'',:tW e>swefei'no
funning Nor punuing.s!c lI:y si'n2i!i !fH i
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Met AZ SUNDAY-SCHOO oNlEETING
will beheidat Lefgh.street Baptist church on SUN
DAY. AFTERNOON at 34fo'clock. Several able speak;
ers have promised to, address she meettHgu Schools
in tho vicinity areipvited TO attend. lniTn ia
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sae Nar isahe 1ast.
4 RSesIAN vIcT0sY IN Bul6AAis.s.

ISgs RUSSIAN VlCIEghs ~ D1-1a. -. &
.ss ; o,poS october IA Russiaf aficiat
dispatch, daaed Tuisbenita, before EevnaS
October o. '--1s41---
g Yesterday, after o desperate engage.
ment Of ten hours dnration, Heneral
GouFkoa sdetaslimens eedHdaMgl Fith g
portion 81 the 1mpeEial- Guard. -eapt9Ss9a
strong Turkish position between duIse
Dubrik aud Tslshs!. General Gourke then
stationsdl hitsbSii On the Sofia road, strength
entne.his position withsnew Notifications.
This engaremeutf ,sisor resulted fn the cap
t,irp of, sAchhet ,Ewst Pasha, \ together with
his chief rot STAFF manyiother) Turkish Or
ficers. about three Thousand foot.soldiers;
and an entire regiment of cavalry. -Four
cannon and; % q,iantityUf rifles aud nmmu4
oition! were also eaptiredb Our loss Is I'm.
Anown, b,trmust s,ave been considerable. )"
|n !!'i1 ruRk1aR stoGEssEs tatXED;;m. ,, :"
a,Suleinan Pasha, teiegraphs under 4! date OF
E9Stpns t9ll6Mss IaId ~ t = ",
I'tiliery, aatsacked 't6he works, Of Rnstchuk,
se{ fRs,I 4sd ssSsa
at PyrgdsI With; e loss, 81 40 Killed and
Wounded our ., Russian q, DIVISIONS at It.
TAXED, the, Turkish line -of the Lon from
| JaYana1tIiks near hfiasoVo oh etpe ttsnt y
fSaIenik oh the left. 6, They were repnlsed
NTH a loss p 300 killed ald some RElson n
Turkish Isl 1ossSay ls4 killed nnd % %
Ssssrao re i bsii;stoty
ke IasPaA s{ osi5 aispatsh i ESm or or;
BIT ha%ts tRat Rass dsat savaI
the, telegraph line. ;orir43 III t. .>Tsaa:'. -
ii,r;rr ,nBoMBARDAENT OF EARs.ao> 4 =
A special to the Vienna lPresse says knrs
has ,heen, bombarded and part OF the'city Is
on fire. The plsce' is provisioned for four
months M. .1rH!I"'i a. W.; go i%i'I4 -
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Minnesota hasisevent thousand lakes It is
adne state for anglers I" ~" ." 19!1aa sd -
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'' ill.,; THE rANNIVERsARA SERMON
before the "Woman's Missionary Society 7:wil be
delivered ena SUNDAY: NIGHT, October lasth, at
7:sO o'cock-st the iSeoond Baptist church. by the
Rev. J, j, BuRRows,D p, D.. Of Louisville, KE-. The
bubble are cordially Invited to attend, H. h,r -
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TEE GUARD.-Meet at present head L
IL Quarters TO- NIGHT mt O'Clock for election p
of officers and other Important business. 81 W
BY command Captain J: u: WHITEHEAD: II
- - '''-'''!o ~ +. w. GUN CHAM. 81
nc o1lltt i.t..ii.. -. : II First Sergeant.
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} MILITARY NOTICES:

Observation-Disclosures
VI at regitnent,i1 armory on MONDAY NIGHT q
NEXT at ~ O'Clock in ful-dress Uniform for Dj
drin and business. Every man ls expected 70 pe
p''iBs b. orderof Captain =. J. BossIEux.h '.hi
Hill .rsl. = -. JAMES L. TYLER Orderly
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THE Hit OF TIE YEAR
THAT HUSBAND OF NINE

The Rosto,. yo,.raal says; IN some in Oilers
reminds US Of Heens Bsbtss , aaa he the
sMrs. Jsruinsham sSarna and Neil sdapted e.
y bright sassSS Sap may ;s.Sn
S Sess ~ sSsders ANTS
I @ aud good humor Win al ssI s the pr'
ttitads Of women r. "a T Hos aSsna OF Nine
res ~ tspr 80 Cents Sent to any aaafsS'
iaid 81 receipt Of the price p $soN BOOKSELLER,
). L ELLA iiia Main stss'
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=, 9 eRA'SEsT,R EE r PREssBYY:TE-
RlAN rCHURoH ,7rtPreachips By the PASTOR Rev.
6. H-RKAD, u. p, asa1 a. n. and 4PtN,ifE'i