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HUSyADI JANOs WATER.
THE GREAT EUROPEAN NOVELTY
HUNYADI JANOS.
NEW APERIENT WATER.


Specially recommended for richness In aperlcnt
salts and It's efficacy In Bilious attacks, prevention
Of Gou Piles etc.. and as ordinary aperient, by
LIEBIG. VIRCIIUW, SCANZONI, and Sir HEN
RY THOMPSON, and the entire medical profession
in England and Germany
DIR. j. MARION SIMS, NEW YORK. AS laxa-
tive prefer 1t to every other mineral water"
DIR. JAMES r. WOOD, New YORK. Certain, but
gentle aud painless; superior TO any other bitter
wafer
DIR. WILLIAMA. HAMMOND. NEW YORK. 1.-The
most pleasant and efficient Of ali purgatre Wa
DIR. ALFRED L. LOOMS, NEW YORK. = The most
prompt and most efficient: specially adapted for
daily use"
DR.. FORDYCE BARKER, NEW FORK. Requires
less, IS less dlsasrcea5lc and unpleasant than any
other" ....
DIR. LEWIS A. SAYRE, NEW YORK. Preferred 10
any other laxative
A WINEGLASSFUL A DOSE.
Every genuine bottle bears the name Of THE
APoLLINARIs COMPANY tlimitcd), London.
FREDERICK DE barry & CO.,
IL aud 43 Warren street, New York,
Sole Agents for United States and Canadas.
FOR SALE By
DEALERS. GROCERS, AND DRUGGISTS.
Iau 27-M,W&F&cow1y1
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Thomas Betton bequcathed to the IRON
mongers' Company Of England. over one
hundred and fifty years ago, his entire
estate, with provision that one half OF the
proceeds should be applied to the redemp-
ton OF British slaves In Turkey and Alge-
ria. and one fourth toward the assistance OF
poor Church-of- England schools within
London and its suburbs. Long ago there
ceased to be any English slaves to redeem
from the Turks: the courts therefore per-
mitted the slave money also to be used in
aid OF schools. The magnitude OF the sum
accumulated during one hundred and fifty
years can best be appreciated by the state
ment that /, 200 schools are now aided from
"Betton's charity"
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A VAST REGION Overwhelmingly eX-
plorations, added to those OF the late Ia
mcnted Dr.. Livingstone, has directed the
attention of the world to Africa, and already
schemes are on foot looking to its develop
mcnt. We have only as yet a partial knowl-
edge OF the results Of the latest tour of in
yestigation by Stanley, but some OF his
discoveries are more important than any
which Livingstone made in his time. lie
has traced the course OF the Congo river
and found that it was identical with the
Lualaba, which was seen at one point by
Livingstone. This Congo river is found to
be great navigable stream, reaching east
ward beyond the centre OF the continent.
1t is the Mississippi or Amazon OF Africa,
and is the key to the commerce Of vast
region OF productive country atJa1
i.fOuu SCOTIA Recorder.
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POSTM-NIEGINIA.-J p. Welfley is
appointed postmaster ut Honeyrille, Page
county, ricc John Ii. Read, resigned.
George T. Andrews is appointed postmas-
ter at Occupacia, Essex county, Uice A. S.
Garnctt. George S. McClintic is appointed
postmaster at Mountain Grove, Bath coun-
ty, rice +. S. Gatewood, resigned. j. T.
Morris is appointed postmaster at Warren,
Alhemarle county, rice Mary A. Via, re-
signed. William Fl. Farrish is appointed
postmaster at Chilesburg, Caroline county,
ujce Z. l.. X. Dunn, resigned. J. W.
Cousins is appointed postmaster at Bea-
yer Pond, Amelia county, Uice r. W.
Blanton. resigned. w. 3. Wager is
appointed postmaster at Free Union, Abe
marie county, riCe Robert j. Dettcr, re-
signed. Robert II. Aylor is appointed post
master at Oak Park, Madison county, uice
Joseph Hull, resigned. Joseph Is. Savage
is appointed postmaster at Hadlock, North
ampton county, rice John B. Minson, re-
signed. Robert 7. Tyler is appointed post
master at Rye Cove, Scott county, rice Will
liam S. Wolfenbarger. resigned. Aquilla
Moore, Jr., is appointed postmaster at
Snead's Camp, Franklin county, Uice W.
\. Pedigo, resigned. DR.. Thomas NJ. Dcit-
rick is appointed postmaster at Westham
Lock, Henrico county, uice John S. Avis.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
WEST VIRGINIA TO BE SET APART
AS A SEPARATE DIOCESE.

THE OHIO ELECTION; THE STATE PRoBA-
bly, DEMoCRATIC-C ORDINATION
AGAINST RANDALL FOR THE SPEAKER
SHIP; MIR. GOoDE TELEGRAPHED TO
KNOW IF HE WILL ENTER INTO IT-oBsE-
oUlEs OF ARCHBISHOP BAYLET-THE
FOURTH oF-JULY HOMICIDE ON THE Ex-
CURslON.sTEAMER n. P. BANKS; DIR. WILL
SON observation-disclosures OF THE
YELLow-FEvER IN THE sOUTH-JEROAfE-
PARK RACEs-w AsHINGTO NEWS;
JUDGE WOODS, OF THE SOUTHERN CIR
CUT OF THE FEDERAL COURT, RECON-
MENDED FOR THE SUPREME BENCH
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The Four1E-of-July Homicide In Nor
folk.

DIR. WILSON, WHO SHOT AND KILLED NEGRO
WOMAN on THE STEAMER BANKS, DIS
CHARGED.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, Va, October 9.-ASsistant-
Surgeon W. &. Wilson, OF the United States
navy. late OF the receiring-ship Franklin,
who shot and killed 4 negro woman named
Fannie Brown in 4 drunken frolic on the
excursion steamer n. P. Banks last Fourth
OF July, was transferred from the courts OF
this city to Norfolk county to-day, and on
being examined before Justice 3. 7. Tatem
was discharged from custody. DR.. Wilson
left Immediately for Baltimore. The friends
of the murdered woman came before the
Justice and made oath that they believed
that the shooting was accidental. A week
ago, in the Corporation Court OF Norfolk
city, everybody thought that the jury
would visit the full penalty OF the law on
DR.. Wilson. :..r ...
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France.


REPUBLICAN CHANCES IN TIE FRENCH CHAM
Der.
PARIS, October 9.-The ministerial pa-
pers announce that OF the 1868 Republican
seats the winning by the Government OF
III is very probable. Indeed, it is almost
certain that while in forty cases, mostly Re
publican, the prospects are favorable, so
that the Government will have majority
OF at least 20. The Left, however, still
reckon confidently on 400 seats.
AN ADDRESS FROM GAMBETTA.
PARIS, October 9.-Gambetta will address
great meeting this evening. Six thousand
cards Of admission have been issued. Every
precaution has been taken by the organizers
OF the meeting to prevent disturbance. The
military authorities on their part have taken
special measures. They have stationed de-
tachments OF troops in the Place Chateau
D'Eau, which is close to the place Of meet
ing, and posted Il guard Of police in the
neighborhood.
THE GREAT REPUBLICAN MEETING.
PARIS, October 9.-The great Republican
meeting passed off without any disturbance.
In his speech NJ. Gambetta said the exist
ence OF universal suffrage was at stake, and
pointed out the danger which that insti
tutlOn WOuiu incur II, after having at the
last elections pronounced in favor OF the
republic, it should now give itself the lie
in consequence OF governmental pressure.
In that case the public peace would be con-.
promised, for universal suffrage was possibly
| its own defence. It's fall would involve the
dccadence and death Of the country. NJ.
Gambett eulogized VI. Grevy as the man
best fitted for continuing the work.
The Eastern War.
THE SICoPOLIS BRIDGE.
BUCHAREST, October 9.-Several portions
OF the Nicopolis bridge have been carried
away by storm. The bridge. however
was repaired.
FROM Observation-Disclosures
TOLEDO, October 9.-The election has
been light, and the vote is probably twenty
per cent. less than last year. The National
party developed unlooked-ior strength. and
claim the election Of a portion Of their
! county ticket. Speculation in various po.
litical circles at an early hour tonight is to
the effect that the Republicans have elected
the treasurer, recorder, and one representa-
| tive, with the remainder Of the ticket di-
vided between the Democrats and Ma
| tionals. Much scratching has been INDUCED
in by all parties, and reliable figures are
unobtainable till a late hour. . n
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Archbishop BayIey.

FUNERAL CEREMONIES At BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, October 9.-The obsequies
OF the late Archbishop Bayley took place
this morning at the Cathedral, and were
attended by thousands of persons. The
prelates present were Cardinal McClos-
key; Archbishops Wood, of Philadel-
phia,, and Williams, Of Boston; Bishops
Gibbons, of Richmond, and cosdjutor of
Baltimore; Laughin, OF Brooklyn; O'Reil-
ly, of Springfield, Mass; O'Hara, Of scran-
ton; De Golobeys, Of Burlington, VT;
Becker, OF Wilmington; Shannahan, OF
Harrisburg; McNierny, Of Albany; Gross,
OF Savannah; Foley, Of Chicago; Lynch, OF
Charleston. ..--.. ! '--...- -.
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EorrHocTIAL ST0RMs.-It is the fashion to
call the one OF these nearest to September
23d the cquinoctial storm, and science has
yainly eDdeavorcd to disparage the popular
superstition that connects the disturbance
OF the weather with the - sun crossing the
line" So probably the destruction OF
Thursday afternoon and night will be gene
rally credited to the cquinoctial," though
somewhat behind time.-Neu York Tribune.
ron, a month sooner or later makes no
difference with an "equinoctial storm"
Superstition does not reason.
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SAFE AND SUR L.
Mr.. II. r. Stevens:

Mr.. H. r. Stevens:
In 1872 your VEGETISE waS recommended to
nue., aud, yielding TO the persuasions OF friend,
consented to try It, At the time was suffering
from general debility and nervous prostration,
pcrlnduced by overwork and irregular habits. Its
wonderful strengthening and curative properties
seemed to affect my debiliated system from the first
dose: and under Its persistent use rapidly reco-
vered gaining moi than usual health and good feel
ing. Since then have not hesilatcn to give FEGE-
TINE my most unqualified endorsement as being
safe, sure, and powerful agent In promoting health
and restoring the wasted system to new life and en-
erry. yEGETINEis the only medicine use; and so
long as live never expect to find better.
Yours truly, w. ID. CLARh,
l2O Monterey street. Allegheny, Penn.
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The Episcopal Convention.

WEST VIRGINIA TO BE MADE A SEPARATE DID,
CESE.
Boston, October 9.-The committee re-
ported in favor Of new diocese for West
Virginia; which was adopted. .... e-.
CONSENT OF THE HOUSE OF BISHOPS.
Boston, October AT the morning ses-
sion of the Episcopal Convention the Com
mittee on the Admission Of New Dioceses,
to whom was referred memorial from the
diocese of West Virginia asking for the
consent OF the General Convention to the
creation of new diocese within the present
diocese, reported in its favor and submitted
the following resolution:
RESOLVED, That the House OF Bishops do
hereby consent to the erection OF said do
cese, to consist OF the territory OF the State
of West Virginia according to the State line
thereof. - II"
The resolution was passed unanimously.
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ported TO be at least twenty-five per cent.
MISSISSIPPI.

MISSISSIPPI.
Seyenty-seven reports; from thirty-one
counties, dated from September 9TH 10
October 4th, have been received. Too
much rain is generally reported in the early
part OF September. The latter part OF the
month the weather has been dry and more
favorable to the plant. Considerable DAM
age is reported in a large portion Oh Inc
State from worms, rust, and storms, Whilst
In few sections no damage has been done:
Picking is progressing slowly, and the yleIa
in comparison with last year will fall short
ten per cent.
KANSAS.
There have been received .thirty-six an !,
| swers from twcnty-three counties; average
date September both. Except In few Sec
tons where there were heavy rains in the
early part OF the month the weather during
September is reported favorable, and in con-
sequence the effect has been good to the
plant. There are many complaints OF rust,
shedding, and worms; but the damage from
these causes does not appear to. exceed eight
per cent. Picking Is progressing rapidly,
and the yield compares fayorably with last
year.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON, s. c.; October 9.-The Sep
TENDER report Of the Charleston Exchange
is based upon cighty-three replies from
thirty counties. The weather is reported
most of the month as being wet and
stormy. The effect upon the, plant was
to 1etard the maturing of the top crop
where it had not been destroyed by
previous drought. There has been little
or no damage by worms in the up land,
but rust. rot, and storms have injured the
crop very seriously, both in quantity and
quality, beating out cotton that was open
and damaging the staple. Picking is re-
ported as making good progress by 30, who
state that from a quarter to half OF the
crop is gathered and very backward. by
81, wet weather interfering. The estimates
OF yield vary from 100 to $50 pounds lint
per acre; the average being 156 pounds.
Nine report the yield as more than last year,
and Il less from to so per cent; the ave-
rage of the State being 13 per cent. below
last year.
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yEGET'INE.

d ALL HAVE OBTAINED RELIEF.
SOUTH BERWICK, ME-, January II, 1879.
r. z. Stepens, Esq:
Dear sr,-I have had dyspepsia in its worst form ~
for the last ten years, and have taken aru
relief In September last commenced taking the
VEGETINE, since which time my health has steao na
" itnnroyed BY food digests well. and l nave
c,incd fifteen pounds or flesh. There arc seyerai
Others In this place taking VEGETISE, and all nave
'p''iueu ie''''' THOMAS E. MOORE,
i ~ Oyerseer Of Card-RoOm.
Portsmouth Company's Mills.
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William l.. Marcy's early home at South
bridge still retains, inside and out, the fash
ion Of one hundred and fifty years ago, even
to the heavily panclled wainscoting OF the
rooms.
An Ohio granger, on being asked by the
court il he had any incumbrance on his farm,
replied: Eyes, your Honor. my wife"
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The Turf.

RACES AT JEROME PARK.
JEROME PARK, October 9.-In the one-mie
dash Cuba won; Virginius second; Victory
third. Time, 1:493.
In the two-mile race St. James won;
Algerine second; Dauntless third Time,
3:49s.
The three-quarter-mile dash was won by
Mariana; Danichef second Garrick third.
Time, 1:23.
In the handicap race, one and three quar-
ter miles, Deadhead won; New York Sec
ond; Risk third. Time, 4:27. ...
LEXINGTON RACES.
LEXINGTON, KY, October 9.-The fall
meeting OF the Trotting Association oc-
cured to-day. The first race for three
year-olds was. won by Kentucky Wilkes;
Red Jim second. Best time, 2:30s. -
The second race--three-minute class
was won by Protine; Pompey4 second.
Best time, 2:29. -.-.....-.
The third rnce2:N class-was won by
Magenta; Glendale i'd Time 2:;225.
2:243, 2:25i.
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BALTLMUKh, IHU'' feIl UNI 7 "' TOT u :
Mr. II. r. Stevens:
Dear Sir,-Since several years have got 4 sore
and very painful foot. had some physicians, but
they couldn't cure me. Now have heard of your
VEGETISE from lady who was sick fora long
time and became all well from your VEGETINE, and
went and bought me one bottle Of VEGETINE, aud
after had used bottle the pains left me, and 1t
began to heal, and then bought one other bottle,
and so take 1t yet. thank God for this remedy
and Yourself; and wishing every sufferer may pay
attention to It, 1t Is blessing for health.
MRS. c. KRABE, 63S west Baltimore street.
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yEGETINE
raE REST SPRING MEDICINE.
CHARLESTON.

THE BEST STKINU
CHARLESTON.
Mr. II. II. Stevens:
Dear Sir,-This Is to certify that have used your
Blood Preparation I'm my family for several years
and think that for scrofula and cankerous humors
or rheumatic affections 1t cannot be excelled, andas
a blood-purfer and spring medicine it is the best
thing have ever used and have used almost every
thing can cheertully recommend 1t TO ANY one i'll
need of such medicine.
Yours respectfully,
MRS. AA DISSMORE, 10 Russell street.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. October 9.-Gold opened l: lO2lT.
Noon.-StOcks unsettled. Money on call, pc: cent.
Gold, 1929. ExchauGc-Long. 4S1: short. $50.
State bonds dull. Governments firm.
Erenin1-Mouey active, and offered at j per cent.
Sterling dull Mt 4S1. Gold quiet ut 1925. Govern
ment> steady. States tirIn.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. October 9.-Eirgina G's. old. 80:
deferred. 81 consolidated, 5Si second series ~.
North Carolina SIS, old, Is. Bid to-day.
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DENTISTS.
CONFEGTI0NERIEs, &c.

CLARIFIED FLINT CANDIES.-I am
~ daily manufacturing an article Of CLARIFIED
FLINT CANDY OF pure crushed sugar, warranted
sale purposes. warrant IL 10 stand dry and drm In
any weather, and sci, II a the same price that iufe
CANNED goods, TOBACCO, CIGARS CAKES.
and CRACKERS; all OF which l offer at Baltimore
oc9 l4l2 Main street.
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The Election in Iowa.

CHICAGO, October 9.-Returns from thir-
teen wards, townships, and precincts in
Iowa give the following aggregates OF votes:
Geax (Republican), 2,220; Irish Demo
craft, 1868; Jessup= (Prohibition}, 40;
Stubs (Greenback), S57.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, October Q, 1877.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 27s bushels. Red, 3.Gi2 bush
els.
COEE.-Hhite, 50 bushels.
UArS.-97S bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 40 bushels at ! 40: 80 bushels
very good at $3.50; 1874 bushels prime III $50: "a
bushels common at sl.42-total, 27s bushels. Red
10 bushels at $l.45; 564 bushels Fultz ut ~ 40;
40 bushels common Lancaster ut Sl.20: ! 90 BUSH
els common Futz at S1.35; so bushels fair Ful,z
at $l.3S: 496 bushels. prime Fnliz on private terms
1874 bushels mixed at 5 40; 32 bushels prime Lam
caster at $50: SO bushels prime Fuiz at $3.50: :
Go bushels very, good Flltz on private terms: So
bushels prime FutZ at 81 so: 900 bushels very
good Lancaster at 1852; 240 bushels very good
Lancaster at 1888 220 bushels Futz at $40;
66 bushels fair Futz ii ~ 40; Il bushels common
FnltZ at Sl.30: go bushels good Fui!z 1T SLIP
total. 3.402 bushels.
OATS.-50 bushels prim" spring at 40r.; $50
bushels very good spring at39c.; 426 bushels spring
on private tcrmS-total, GIG bushels.
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WARRANTS OUT FOR THE ARREST OF DUNCAN
...-..f. AND LEWAR.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 9.-Duncan and
Lewar, officers OF the Safe-Deposit Com
pany, are non est. Warrants are out for
them for issuing fraudulent stock to a large
amount. The deposits in the vaults of the
company are all right. .. 49,.
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The little strip of bar that stands between
Captain Eads and the next payment on ac-
count Of the ietties is surely but steadily
washing away. Captain Eads states that late
adyices give wide channel, over twenty
one feet deep, and Captain Brown, the Gov
eminent officer stationed at the ietties, re-
ports, in communication dated September
29tb, that the interruption to navigation for
a vessel drawing twenty-five feet is but
eighty-Gve feet, and that with the exception
OF that little strip the twenty-five foot chan
mel is one hundred and ten feet wide
through the entire pass, and two hundred
feet for all but one thousand and three
hundred feet OF its length.
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1t Is stated that the personal feelings OF
the Emperor William, OF Germany, are now
strongly enlisted in the war, and that he
has empbatically expressed the opinion
that the Christians OF European Turkey
must be Withdrawn from the dominion OF
the Turk.
+. Lawton, Daniel u. Lewis, and Edward
III. Spilman have been each appointed reve-
nue. storekeeper and gauger for the Sixth
district OF Virginia.
Edward Everett, Martin Van Buren,, Bar
rison Gray Otis, Josiah Quincy, and Pierre
pont Edwards, all descendants OF the great
men whose names they bear, are students
at Harvard IT,. Ut
The Lehigh and Laekawanna railroad Will
be extended to Wind Gap, Pa, ten miles
from its present terminus. - 45'stt1
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The Election I'm New Jersey.

NEWARK. Y. j., October 9.-In the NUM-
cipal election the Democrats gain four al
dermen, Jour school trustees, and five free
holders. The workingmen's ticket pollcd
], $40 votes. Vote Light 200 less than last
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yEGETINE.
ENE INI1s
WHAT IS NEEDED.
RncToS. February 10, 1871.

BOSTON, February 10, 1871.
H. r. Stevens, Esq:
Ia,r sjr-about one wear since found myself In
q Feeble condition from general debility. pECE,
TINE was strongly recommended to me 9y irlcna
the article and after using several bottles, was re,
stored TO health, and discontinued ITS use: / leel
ou confident that there Is no medtcine SUPERIOR
~ II for those plants for which 1t Is especially
nrenared, and would chcerfully recommend IL 10
ihose who feel that they need Something to restore
ihem 10 perfect health. .......a
Respectfully yours, n,rrrrcrr1
..'.' 'i@ Firm of S. nj. Pettengill 4 Co.,
No. 10 State street, Boston,,
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Virginia.. .
StrStn1n.
A STRAIGHT ISSUE on THE DEBT-QUEST1OS
81. lr-crcTI r0Jrs-Ty

A STRAIGHT ISSUE on THE DEBT-QUEST1oS
s..' MADE IN AUGUSTA COUNTY. T'
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.I
STANTON, VA, October 9.-At meeting
this evening OF the authorized friends OF
Messrs. Hanger, Echols, Lightner, Hogs"
head, and Rush, candidates for the House,
and OF those @! Messrs. Skinner, McCue,
and koincr, candidates for the Senate
Mcssrs. Rush, Hogshead, Skinner, and Nc
Cue were withdrawn; thus putting the
other gentlemen Nlessrs. Hanger, Ecbols,
and Lightner for House, and Mr.. Koiner
for Senate) in the field as ticket. This
ticket is in opposition to the adiusters'
ticket
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New York.

NEW YORK, October 9.-Amons the pas
senGers by the Bothnia were Ex-Governor
and Mrs. Thomas A. Hendricks.
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rRGBEL's KINDERGARTEN OCCU

PATIONs FOR THE FAMILY. q
Each IN IN elegant and strong paper box, contain
ing material. designs, and Instructions.
Price, rs cents.
/. Stick-Laying.
2. Network Drawing.
8. Perrorating tpricking).
4. Weaving (braiding).
S. Embroidering.
6. Cork or Pcas-Work.
7. Plating tintcrlacing slats).
S. Ring-Laying.
0. INTERVENING Paper.
10. Cutting Paper.
Any one of the above sent postpaid to any adj
dress on receipt OF as cents.
J.. T. ELLYSON, Bookseller,
sells 1ll2 Main street.
DARENTS, PUPILS, AND TEACHERS
will find Il large assortment Of
SCHOoL-BOOKs.
LOWEST PRICES,
IT. ELLYSON'S BOOKSTORE,
lll2 MAIN STREET,
three doors above Dispatch Office.
Ill THE SCHOOL-DOOKS
USED IN THE
PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS
FOR SALE AT
LOWEST PRICES
j. r. ELLYSON, Bookseller,
au2s l1l2 Main street.
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ROCKS. STATIONERY, &c.

DEPORTS OF CASES DECIDED IN
II THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED 1Ii
STATES FOR TIE FOURTH JUDICIAL CIR
CtIiT mostly since Chief-Justtce Waite came upon
the Bench. and OF Selected Cases in Admiralty and
Bankruptcy decided In the District Courts Of that
Circuit. BY Judge Robert ". Hughes. $50 pp.,
In press and will be ready soon. Early orders So
licited. j. W. RANDOLPH y ENGLiSN,
oc lO-d&w 1902 and 1904 Main street.
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