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pETERSBURG.

Sd . ,,>. CRITICALLY III-rRoBABLENi WISH
49, ,.TvpsKr.Ra MILITARY TO RICHMOND
Sd '' y,,>- ,Sn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
81 rr,Cs, NEW CANDIDATE FOR THE IT.
IA ,,rrer-RrvlyAL AMONG THE Coi'oNfp
s;@ ,,,, NIGHTLY C0rRTESlES, &C.
IS .,>onacncc Of the Richmond Dispatch
81 i''T's'' OCTOBER %, 1877.
s$ IT. Charles Corling, at one time Mayor OF
81 81, 80 Inv and for n great many years mem
-, The Common Council, is lying Dan
81 oronsly III a; his residence, on ohlol
-. ZOO, 81 dropSv al the heart. Ills svml-
e.. this morning are somewhat more Ia
IN 81 ,,nr,hlc. hut his condition Is Such l"aI ou'
ss,;,,lc hone is entertained OF his recovery:
y The Peter shurg GrayS are cohsiueI.ns
I, ,c nnestiop Of visiting the Richmond "'i !.
I'D taking part in the competitive "ii', 10 VI
S,ho n,;Ii,aTy companies OF the state. y oe-
-: ', ~ tho PREMISES will be reacheo To-
II morrow night. I'm .o 70 tho
widow Fair on Thursday. and Will carry
some OF their guns with them.
:rno rcnori Of the dccllnation OF the
,-nsid.ncv OF Randolph Macon College by
pav Wallace W. Duncan causes regret
amonr the many friends OF that gentleman
in this community.
severe rain and hail-Storm occurred
herr sunday afternoon about O'CLOCK, &C.
unnamed hv high wind and lightning.
The streets were dcluScd with ram, and
some damage was done on the unpaTed
streets by washing. The temperature was
lowered several degrees.
4 committee Of The friends OF DR.. l.. G..
Powell, who was nominated for the House
of Delegates from Dinwiddic county at n
tsng hplG ar
september court, and OF DR.. Il. NJ. Ander-
son. who was candidate for the nomina-
ton. was held on Friday last by consent OF
both gentlemen 10 decide who should be
the Conservative candidate-each express
ing his willingness to abide by the decision
The committee decided in favor OF DR.. An.
dcrSon. who now stands before the people
~ the Conservative nominee. 1t is hoped
and believed that by this arrangement al
discussion and trouble in the ranks OF the
party will hc done away with. Mr.. VI. Y.
Gillian is still in the field rs an Independent
candidate.
\ revival. with successful results, has
been in progress ut the First (coloreD Bap-
list church in this city during the past
week. Yesterday morning twenty-nine con.
verts were added to The church by baptism
The ceremony being performed in the pres.
cncc Of very large congregation.
Sir Knight John Scott. OF Morton Com.
mandcry, No. 4. Knights Tcmplar, is in the
city. and is the recipient of marked courte-
sizes from the members Of AppomattoX Com.
mandcry. Mr.. Scott is the gentleman who
recently presented the magnificent silver
libation service to AppomattoX Commando
~ while in Lynchhurg.
The BaptiSts propose the early erection OF
a chapel in the western portion OF the city,
and already Il handsome sum has been sub.
-cribcd FOR that purpose.
Mavor Cameron will welcome the Medical
society OF the State 10 the city on their an
nual meeting tomorrow night.
ROBIN ADAIR.
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The Episcopal Convention.

A PROPOSITION TO ADJOURN ON WEDNESDAY,
THE DICTIONARY OF THE CHURCH OF Enc
LAND.
BosToS, October 22.-Thc attendance at
the Convention was light, many members
having gone home. 1t was decided to ad-
iourn sine die on Wednesday.
The resolution OF DR.. Dekoven, OF Wis
consin, for the use OF the dictionary OF the
Church OF England by the Church in this
country until the next General Convention,
was discussed by DR.. Dekoven, DR.. Good
win OF Pennsylvania, Mr.. Battle, OF
North Carolina, and Mr.. Beers OF Callfor-
mia, who favored reference OF the matter
to the Committee on Prayer-Book. Hon.
Robert l.. Winthrop favored the adoption
of DR.. Devoken's resolution, as there was
nothing in the dictionary OF the good, ola
mother Church that could be considered OBJ
jectionable.
Mr.. Whipple OF Minnesota, DR.. Hall OF
BROOKLYN, and Mr.. McCrady OF South Car
oina, also favored the resolution. Mr.. Nc
Grady proposed that the resolution should
be so amended as to the time the proposed
dictionary should be used. Any amend
ment with this view was not entertained,
and n yea and nay vote was ordered, tue
delegations being called in their regular
order, bv request Of Mr.. McCrady. The
result of the ballot was the adoption Of the
resolution by an almost unanimous vote.
The result OF the vote was as follows:
Clerical observation-disclosures represented,
Az; ayes, ~. Lay observation-disclosures
represented, 81; ayes, 30; noes, .. South
Carolina and Minnesota voted in the mega
tive.
On motion Of Mr.. Hubbard, Of New
Hampshire, it was voted that clergymen
have mower to use the table OF lessons re-
ported by the committee in connection with
the dictionary for Lent. This action does
not affect the tables Of lessons heretofore
used.
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GOLD.-Colonel John +. Wood showed
,lS Yesterday several specimens OF gold ore
from the Gaructt and Moseley mines, OF
buckingham county, recently purchased
from the English liquidators by himself
and General V. D. Groner. The specimens
were very rich with the precious metal, one
piece, no larger than mans list, conan
inc by estimate not less than twelve DOL
lars worth. Colonel Wood Informed us
that one thousand dollars worth OF
gold had been procured from one bushei
OF ore taken from the same mines.
They are now negotiating with New YORK
gentlemen for the sale OF the mines, ana II
the transfer is made work will be com
menced Immediately on an extensive scale.
We were shown also some fine specimens
Of copper and magnetic iron ore taken
from mines owned by Colonel WOOD IN
Buckingham and Nelson counties. ana ne
assured us that il the mineral wealth OF
buckingham county alone was developer
sufficient quantity Of the various metais
could be secured in short time TO pay the
State debt many times over. Ii Virginia
Possessed the necessary capital to unlock
the Natural storehouses holding her wealth.
she would become the richest, most nouIlsli-
ing. and most populous State in the Aneri'
Can confederation. -Nortolk Landmarks.
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Sitting Bull.
NO CHANCE OF A SETTLEMENT.

NJ ClANCE VI n
CHICAGO, October 22.-The Illness spe-
cial from the Sitting-Bull commission, dated
Fort Walsh, British Northwest Territory,
October 18th, says: The commission has
met Sitting Bull, and has utterly failed to
obtain any satisfaction or terms OF settle
ment from him.
The IimeSs special correspondent de-
seribes Sitting Bull as swarthy, black
haired, beardess, purc.blooded savage, with
an air of judicial gravity and intelligence:
He continually fears treachery on the part
Of the Americans, and distrusts MS own
tribe when they are near. He refused TO
shake hands with the commissioners, ana
said he wanted them to set out in full view
and behind tables. Sitting Bull smiled
broadly at the words OF surrender IN Gen
eral Terry's speech, telling him OF the fres-
ident's desire that hostilities should cease
forever for the sake of all parties; that all
hostiles who had surrendered to the Unlted
States had received no punishment, anu
that the same terms would be offered 70
Sitting Bull. The speech produced no ell
feet, and the offer Of peace was rejected.
The council breke up, and the commas
sioners turned their faces homeward.
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The Eastern War.

LONDON, October ga Russian official
dispatch detailing Fridays attack upon the
second Grivica redoubt says: "At the
first attack the Romanians were repulSed
before they gained the redoubt. At the Sc
cond attack the three foremost battalions
leaped into the trenches and vainly endea-
vored to carry the redoubt. They remained
one hour in the trenches, which gave rise
to a premature report OF its capture. The
Romanans then withdrew with the loss OF
2 officers and 200 men killed and 20 officers
and 1nI men wounded"
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The Turf.
PIMLICO RACES.

P1MLIco, October 22.-On the .race,course
to-day the extra race between Ten Brock;
Ochitree, and Parole was postponed untli
Wednesday. The fo,lr-mile race VIII con-
sequently be run on Friday. The races TO-
morrow will be the hree-quarter-mlle dasn,
Dixie stakes, Central stakes, and two-mlle-
heat race.
TIE GREAT BALTIMORE RACE POSTPONED.
BALTIMORE, October 22.-The great race
between Ten Brock, Tom Ochiltree, ana
Parole was postponed until Wednesday on
account OF heavy track. The owners OF
Tep Brock and Ochiltree We're willing TO
run tomorrow, but as the terms OF the race
were that it should be run on fast, dry
track, the owners Of Parole requested a
postponement, which was acceded to.
The threatening weather OF the past two
DAYS cleared off this afternoon with. a
bright, clear sky, and by tomorrow the
track will be in fine condition. The hotels
tonight are. crowded with visitors to the
races FROM every part OF the country, and
particularly from Kentucky and New'YorE
the former backing Ten Brock, and tht
i; latter Ochiltree and Parole.
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Grimes and Casualties.
Fatal EXPLOSION AT prrrsrIELD, MASS.

FATAL EXPLOSIOS Al -fllIsftELD s0aSo'
PrTTspIELD, MASS, October 22.-Three
sons OF William Downey loaded an old
gun-barrel with powder yesterday and dis
charged it. The weapon burst, killing two
Of the boys and tearing off hand OF the
other.
HORRIBLE EXPLOSION IN A SCOTLAND coll
LIERY-FOUR HUNDRED MEN IN THE NINE
AND MANY LIVES LOST.
LONDON, October pa special dispatch
from Glasgow to the Pdlt-lMaA Gazette says
an explosion occurred in the colliery at
High Elantyne, near that city. Four hum
dred men were in the mine at the time. a
large number Of lives were lost.
[Second Dispatch.l
NEW YORK, October pa Glasgow dis
patch says exploring parties have been at
work endeavoring to succor those in the
mine. They have little hope OF rescuing
any alive, and express the opinion that
every one in the pit is dead. One survivor
says the bottom OF the pit is full OF dead
bodies.
Third Dispatch.]
GLASGOW, October PIT Is feared that
the entire four hundred men OF the colliery
at High Blantyne have persisted. A spccial
train was sent to bring the injured 10 the
Glasgow intirmary, but it has returned, no
one having been gotten out alive. Twenty
dead bodies have been recovered.
Fourth Dispatch.
TIE LATEST. at-.-.s
GLASGOW, October 22.-The latest particu-
lars from High Blantyne show that two
hundred and thirty-three men descended
into the mines this morning. None OF
these, except one who was working near
the shaft at the time OF the explosion, has
been rescued up TO 4 late, hour this
evening. Very little hope OF rescu-
ing the men is entertained, as the
explosion occurred at 8 O'Clock in the
morning. and the exploring parties had to
relinqush their efforts in one pit at 4 in the
afternoon because OF the poisonous gases.
At the bottom OF the shaft OF the other pit
the colliery comprising two pits, with COM
munication between them-a faint knocking
has been heard; but so far it has been i'm
possible to reach the bottom OF the shaft.
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TADIES RIVER STEAMBOATHSIsNsI
u COMPANY.
FOR NORFOLK. BALTIMORE. PiHLADEL-
PIIlA, NEW YORK. AND BOSTON.
ALSO.
REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER.
FALL AND WINTER SCHEDULE.

On aud after WEDNESDAY. September l2th, the
fast and elegant steamer ELIZA HANCOCK lear
rving United States mail) will leave Richmond for
the aboyc-named places every MONDAY WE'D
NESDAY. and FRIDAY, Mt $50 \. NJ.
CANT steamers CAROLINA and FLORIDA, Of the
IIay Line, for Baltimore, Philadelphia. New York,
and Boston 4: also with the Merchants and Miners
Steamship Company for Boston direct.
Through tickets to all Of the aboye-nained cities,
Inv the lines named or sale at CARRIERS agency. $50
Main street; at Exchange Hotel. and on board OF
steamers. ~
the historical points OF Interest on James river
ipassing through Dutch Gapl, including tnrtiica-
lions famous hlttc-flclilS, Jamestown, Fortress
Wonrse Rip-Raps. Hampton Ronls &c. &c.
Freight received daily SUNDAYS excepted from 2
A. NJ. to Z. NJ for Boston, Providence, NorfOk,
Portsmouth and regular landings on James river.
Way-landng frelxhts must be prepaid ~
. SPECIAL NOTICE.-The elegant steamer JOHN
SYLVESTER, having been teIs porarily Withdrawn
from The regular line is now ready for special char
ter for day or moonlight excursions ut low rates.
l.. b. TATUM, General Agent.
,,r.at - s.E.'.. sc IL
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miraculous Escnpc.
SUSPENDED ny THE FINGERS OVER STONE
PAVED couRT--A HEROIC WOMAN AND A
SIgr prSCIE
From the Mobile Register

PAVED COURT--A HEROIC WOMAN AND A
SAFE RESCUE.
from the Mobile Rcgistcr.]
About. 10 O'Clock last Sunday night, as
John Conley, the night-watchman at the
Battle House, was making his usual rounds
OF inspection, while in the rear OF the build
ing, heard noise in the yard On his way
to see what it WAS his foot slipped on the
smooth brass strips with which the stairs
are faced, and he plunged over the banis-
tiers, grasping at the top rail, and turned
complete somersault. His hands slipped
from the rail, but fastened with desperate
grip on the end OF one of the steps, which
projected only an inch or two. 1t was a
fearful position. His back was to the stairs,
his hands over his head, and his head under
the stairs, and far below him the stone
paved yard. He called for help Justify, and
the noise was heard at the office by some
gentlemen standing there, who remarked
that there must be fight in the street. The
housekeeper heard his cries and went to his
assistance, but was not able to relieve him,
but added her cries to his. The noise was
heard below. and Mr.. Tom Gale, Mr.. John
Soto, Mr.. +. NJ. Alfriend, and Lamb, OF
Virginia, with Mr.. L. Dame, and the bell
boy Billy Alvirez, rushed to see what
Was the ihtltei. oie vi Lue hlShI-Cieth NJ
came rushing up with Babcock strapped
on his back. Mr.. Soto leaned over, and
putting his hand through the stair-raiIs.
took firm hold Of his wrist, and encouraged
him TO hold on, that it was oil right-that
they would save him. One OF the other
gentlemen got hold Of Conley's coat, and
raised him so his leg could be got hold OF,
when they succeeded in drawing him safely
on to the stairs. His strength was nearly
exhausted. and his endurance would have
been limited to seconds, 1t was narrow
escape, and timely deliyerance.
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no THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF

4 RICHMOND.-I1accord Will the expreSseh
Hereby announce myself candidate for 4 seat in
the lower house of the Virginia Legislature. subject
10 the primary election. AS Conservative / en-
dorsc the platform adopted by the Convention
which assembled in this city in August last. As
zion of INV fcllow-lncchanics and woIkingmen, but
believing that class prefcrment and class legislation
are alike unwise and injurious, am emboldcncd to
trade calling. or profession. To those to whom am
personally unknown refer to my record dtlring,a
residence in this city of twchy-seven Years. II
best efforts to represent your various interests with
watchfulIness, honesty, and sobriety, and under no
circumstances will give my voice or vote tn meas
urc which. I'm my Judgment, Is preJudicial to this
city, that fails to maintain the honor OF this Com
mon wealth.
Primary election TUESDAY, October cad; gene
ral election TUESDAY. November 9th.
oc20.3tt 7. WILEY DAVIS.
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THE NEWS THIS MORNING.
Four Hundred Lives Lost I'm n Col.
licry Explosion.

OTHER CAsUALTIES-s15O,00 900 FAILURE IN
QUINCY, LL.-CONGREssIONAL PRO-
cEEDINGs-BLAINE TOO SICK TO TRAVEL
YEsTERDAY-HOUSE ADJOURNED UNTIL
WEDNESDAY-FATAL EXPLOSION OF a
GUN-BARREL AT P1TTSFIELD, aIAss.-THE
EPIs COPAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND TO BE
USED UNTIL THE NEXT GENERAL con-
vENTIoN-THEC CONVENTION TO ADJOURN
TO-MORRow-THEs SITTING BULL CONFER
ENcF ec
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spoford. The resolution will be considered
bv the committee tomorrow.

Spufford. The res0lutlOn VIII Dc cohsiueieu
bv the committee tomorrow.
Senator Blaine Is seriously ill tonight.
The chill which he took yesterday has de-
yeloped into threatened attack OF typhoid
fever, which is aggravated by his anxiety
at the accidental shooting OF his daughter.
He is too sick tonight to think OF starting
for Maine, as he intended.
ASSOCIATED Press Reports by telegraph 10 the Dis
patch.J
SENATOR J0SEs's sILvER-DoLLAR BILL.
WASHINGTON, October 22.-The bill in
troduced to-day by Senator Jones, OF Ne
vada, is as follows:
4 Bill to Authorize the Coinage of q Dollar
of 4123 grains standard ssluer, and TOR
other purposes:
BE it enacted, de-, That as soon as practl-
cable after the passage OF this act there shall
be from time to time coined at the mint OF
North Carolina, conformatlVe In all respects
to law, silver dollar the standard weight
OF which shall be four hundred and twelve
and half grains troy, ana any owner
OF silver bullion may deposit the same ut
any coinage mint or at the assay office Mt
New York to he coined into dollars for his
benefit upon the same terms and conditions
as gold bullion is deposited for coinage
under the existing law.
And be it further enacted, That said coin
shall be a legal tender at its nominal value
for all sums in all payments OF debts, both
public and private, excepting such as under
existing contracts or expressed therein to
he otherwise payable.
And be il further enacted, That no charge
shall be made for coming OF standard silver
bullion into dollars authorized by this act.
PERSONAL.
Captain John II. Willis is ordered to COM
mand the receiying-ship tranklln, nj Nor
folk. on the 1st OF November. Lieutenant
Commander Samuel Il. Baker is ordered as
executive OF the Enterprise, at Norfolk.
Captain Queen, who is detached from the
Franklin, and Lieutenant Commander X. L.
Leary, detached from the Enterprise, are
placed on waiting orders.
4. N. Kelley was admitted to practice in
the Supreme Court.
VARIOUS ITEMS.
4 deputy collector in the Third Georgia
district is reported 81, 900 short. Special
agents have the matter in charge.
Judge John II. Campbell, OF New Orleans,
will appear for Spofford before the Commit
tee on Elections and Privileges.
Blaine was too sick to travel to-day.
Ingalls's bill, pcnsioning certain soldiers OF
the Mexican war, gives eight dollars month
to all survivors, including thuse who served
sixty days, and their widows.
There is furious lobby against the con-
trmation Of J. Wiley Wells as consul-Seneral
to China. The allegations against him by
affidavit and otherwise, especially otherwise.
are serious.
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West Indies.

PROGRESS OF THE REBELLION IN THE PROV
INCES.
HAVANA, October 22.-The English mail
steamer has arrived from st. Thomas.
Puerto Plato has been recaptured by the
Government troops. The rebels were en-:
campcd in the suburbs Of the city waitin 6
for reInforcements in order to renew the
attack. The Government troops had re-
captured Lavega. All the other provinces
were in 4 state OF open rebellion. Reports
from Hayti represent everything quiet.
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WHEAT ltHt(P, 0ZU OUSHcl>. ltcu, -,fof
els.
CoRS.-IIhite. 40 bushels.
OATS.-145 bushels.
RYE.-50 bushels.
MEAL-100 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WIIEAT.-Uhite, 10 bushels 1T 81 40; 40 bush
els nj $l37 10 bushels at 81 40 bushels fair at
81 40; 8 bushels ut : l.35; 10 bushels prime at
: / 5O-total. $50 bushels. Red. $50 bushels very
good Lancaster at $3.50: 100 bushels Fultz ut
LAT; 90 bushels Futz At 81 20 bushels Lam
caster at $l.47; 100 bushels FuZ mt sl.46; 30
bushels Futz ut 81 AZ; 80 bushels FutZ 1T 81 30
10 bushels Fultz at $3.50: l76 bushels mixed at
ii 45: l76 bushels choice FuZ mt 81 AS; 10 BUSH
els very good Fui,z at $l.47 46 bushels very good
FullZ ar SLIT: 81 bushels Fultz at 81 .42h; 30
bushels choice Fultz mt $3.50; so bushels fnitz ut
S125: 100 bushels FultZ ut Sl.3O: l22 bushels
Fulty ut 1892 10 bushels very good Lancaster ut
Il AZ: so bushels at AZ; 2G bushes ut > .45
so bushels at 80 20 bushels good fu'tzat 81 AZ
"a bushels good FultZ ut sl.40; 10 bushels very
good Fnl,z ut S1.47: rs bushels mixed ut %1.47
81 bushels Fultz III 81 So: SO bushels ut l.35; 20
bushels very good FuZ at ) so; 81 bushels very
good FulIz at 81 so: 16O bushels prime private
tcrms-toIal. .0OS bushels: . ..
CORN White, A bushels on private terms; It
bushels very good Mt 65c.-tota 10 bushels
OATS.-46 bushels good spring ut $50: 100 push
ella prime spring ut 40c.-total. 146 bushels.
RYE.-24 bushels prime at 6oc.; 10 bushels com
mon at 6Oc-total, 40 bushels.
NHAL-lOO bushels at zoe.
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XLVTH CONGRESS---Extra Session
WASHINGTON, October %, 1877.
SENATE.

The resolution submitted by Mr.. Ed
munds on Wednesday last providing for
the appointment Of committee OF senators
whose duty it shall be to take into consider
alton the state OF the law respecting the
asccrtaining and declaration OF the result OF
the elections OF President and Eice-Presi-
dent OF the United States, and that said
committee have power to report by bill or
otherwise, was taken up.
Mr.. Edmunds moved to amend by adding
the words "and that said committee have
mower to confer and act with any commit
tee OF the House of Representatives that
NAV be charged with the same subject
The amendment was agreed to, and the reso-
luton passed as amended.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Colorado occupied the entire day.
A select committee on civil service was
ordered. Adjourned to Wednesday.
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II WILLIAMS. ESQ. Sir

CHARLES u. WILLIAMS, ESQ. a: Sir
~ The next Legislature will perhans lie a more
important one. far rs the city OF Richmond ana,
indeed, the State at large Is concerned than any we
have recently had. Actuated by sincere desire 10
have the city represented in that body by safe ana
efficient men, and trusting that You may be willing
again Ia spare some of your time TO the pubic good
10 which YOU would now bring the same gualilica-
lions which the people Of the city recognized IN your
former election. with the addition OF experience IN
the service expected ut Your hands, we desire chat
Won place your before the Con5crratiye voters
of the city for nomination for the next House OF
Delegates.
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DHIL DELPHI A, RICH aEWM
i MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM. .zaE1 -
DESCE. BOSTON. AND ALL NEW ENGLAND
STATES, THREE TIMES A WEEK.-Until fufther
sotiac the steamers Of this line win make trt-weekly
trims. lenving Philadelphia every TUESDAY 7,
TitURSDAY, and SATURDAY and Ri sN nnni
Meeting mt Providence with Boston and Providence
railroad for Boston, and by our Fall River line Tor
the same city rin Cape Cod, landing NJ Ola colony
'''''' w. p. PORTER. Agent,
2425 Dock street. Richmond.
WILLIAM Z. CLYDE CO.. E.
General Agents,
No. IL South Wharves. Philadelphia
ID. D. g. MINK, Agent.
mvl7 No. 80 DevOnshire street. Boston.
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Pennsylvania. :,
A REDUCTION OF MINERS WAGE:

AREDUCTTON OF MINERS WAGES.
Prison, PA, October 22.-The employees
OF the seven GOLFERS that resumed in this
place at an advance OF ten per cent. have
been notified OF reduction in wages OF
this amount. The miners are at work to-
day, but under protest.
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Scry HamDshirc.

FIRST SNOW OF TIIB SEASON.
CONCORD, n. H., October 22.-An inch
or more Of snow is reported to have fallen
in the northern part OF this State.
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illinois,.
BANK SUSPENSION.

INDIANAPOLIS, October 22.-The Bank OF
Bunker Hill, at Bunker Hill, H., has sus-
pended. Liabilities, 100000. The officers
say the dcpositors will be paid in full.