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Shall tho Radicals rejoice oyor the down.
fall of Democracy iu Georgia?
"There is no place like hone" for the
Independent candidate.
What is tho news from New Hampshire7
In there any break there7
Cokor is not feeling very fne, it is said,
but feols funny down his backbone.
Jofferson Davis's only son, aged FL
years, died of yellow foyer at Memphis last
Wednesday.
A lump of wet salaratus applied to tho
sting ofa wasp, spider or beo will stop the
pain almost Immediately.
The loss by tho yellow fever, through the
destruction of crops by neglect, stoppago Of
trade, and minor causes is estimated at
s200,000,00O.
The California grape crop this season is
tho largest ever gathered, and preparations
have been made to cure million pounds
of raisins.
Haywood county, North Carolina, boosts
a poplar tree 33 feet inches in oircum-
ference, with bark six inches thick.
The membership of the Methodist church,
branches Of Methodism, $4,000.
Lemon trees in Galveston, Texas, have
borne this season q most plentiful Drop.
The lemons arc larger than thoso imported.
One million bales of cotton from Texas
is S45,000,000 of good, hard money for it's
people-not fiat dollar among all this
vast cum.
Edward Lyon, Of Hiisboro, N. c., did
not care for the girl who loved him. She
made every possible effort to win him, bnt
failed. Then she killed him with poison
administered in piece Of oake.
Rov. w. T. Stevenson, ofthe Irish Pres.
byterian Church, states that there arc
about 100000 persons connected with the
Chrietian churches in India, China and
Japan, besides 100000 ohildron receiving
religious education.
In population Of 100000 in Texas
there arc about 100000 church members.
Of these, $4,000 are Baptist, 100000 are
Methodist, 81 900 arc Presby terians, H.
OuO arc CuupuclIltCSs O,OoV afo LutHoEauS3
and 10000 arc Romanists.
An Italian exhibited big performing
boar in tho streets of Weldon, N. G., and
got so many pennies that he was tempted
to got drunk. The bear had been securely
muzzlcd, but the Snowman made daring by
by drink, removed that safeguard. The
boast instantly flow at him and threw him
down. He shouted for help, but the spec
tators thought it was all in the show and did
not intefero until he was killed.
with 4OO,O00,0OO bushels of wheat and
100000 bushels of corn on hand,
there should be no starvation either among
men or beasts in this country. Tho trouble
docs not, however, relate 80 much to the
general supply as to Its distribution.
Tho four citizens Of Sumter County, Who
were arrested recently end taken to Charles.
ton on warrants Issued by Sam Lee. had a
hearing Saturday before United Statos
Commissioner Marshal. One. of the ac-
used was promptly discharged, and the
other throe were bailed in the sum of 5000
each. TO complete the farce, Coghlan, the
Radical prosecutor, went on the bonds Of
the men whom he had charged with crime,
as security for their Appearance on Tuesday,
the 10th instant. laa
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New YoRK, October 22.-The suspen-
sion of the firm. of Dodd, Brown & Co., of
st. Louis, was announced this morning,
and created a profound sensation through.
out the dry goods market of this city.'
The firm is tho second largest jobbing con.
cern 10 the Western States. Its rating has
bcen "A1' as given by Messrs. Dun,
Barlow & Co. and by Bradstreet. It has
beon rated at from S400, 1000 to s5O0,000.
Tho liabilities are slightly over 81 ,000,00O,
and moro than one half of this amount is due
to merchants In this city. is
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SHORT CATEcHIsM IN FINANCE

SHORT CATEcHIsM IN FINANCE
What is dol!ar7 A. A United States
Government bond worth 100 cents.
What is greenback? A. A Govern.
ment note promising to pay to bearer one
or more dollars, without interest. &
What is government bond? A. "A
printed obligation Of the government to
pay certain amount of dollars with The
interest
IT man takes up his own note and gives
now note of his own making for the old
note, is the debt thereby paid7 A. It is
not; the obligation is 'enewed but not
paid.
Can the Government pay its bonds in
greenbaoks2 A It can not, any more than
man can pay note by giving a now noto
for the old one.
If tho Government takes up one form Of
its obligation and gives another for it, is
the dobt thereby paid2 A. 1t is not; The
obligation to pay is renewed in another
form.
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MARRIED by TELEanApn.--A. strange
wedding took place yesterday after
moon at Washington Courthouse, Ohio--a.
least the bride was there, the groom three
thousand miles away at Georgetown, Colo
RADIO. The ceremony was performed BY
Rev. George Carpenter, and the parties
were Mr. Wheeler Ellis and Miss Lima
Sailors. The telegraph was employed as a
means of communication. Mrs Ellis
started to day for her new homo and husband
in the West. The wedding day had been
appointed, but Mr.. Ellis could not, from
business engagements, be on hand. The
young lady's mother would not allow her
daughter to go away from her unmarried,
so at the suggestion of the minister the
marriage was consummated by telegraph,
four hours being required to complete the
ceremony.
[Cincinnaui Commercial. October 1e.
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w VqDtSCe.

IlARpEWs MILLS are stopped for the purpose
of putting in now water wheel and making
other valuable Improvements; all of which will
be completed and in running order by WEDNES-
DAY, the 9th instant; after which customers can
be accommodated with tho best of flour or corn
meal. Satisfaction guaranteed. A set Of French
Burrstonesnnd Irons for sale.
Oct 8. 1873 4G
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WOOL CARDTNG,

OUR WOOL CARDS HAVE BEEN NEWLY
clothed and put in thorough repair for tho Fall
Garding. All WOOL brought to us will be
promptly cnfded and satisfaction guaranteed.
Wool left with @. L. REID s. Co. will be oarded
and returned to the store at same price as at
F2ctory.
Price 10 oents per ponnd for white and 123
cents for mixed.
The Factory will be run by Mr.. WI. Suttles
on experienced oarder.
Wool bought at tho market price
ss5sS NEVILLE & HOLLEMAN,
& SsS 81 siyALIALLh, 81 .gg
sss< s llgnst. ~, 1871 & U. n ss.S 4o-8mo
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The Egahreyy Nation

According to the latest statistics that have
been gathered there are, in round numbers,
S,00O,0O0 Of Jews in the world, who are
thus divided: United States, 1926; Great
Britain and Ireland, $4,000; Italy, $4,000;
France, 49.439; German Empire, 512,l5S;
Netherlands (Holand, 6S,O03; Austria,
100000; Russia in Europe, 2,G12, 179; Tur-
key, 10000; Roumania, 247, ,424; Morocco,
$4,000; Denmark, Belgium, Sweden, SWitz-
erland, Canada have comparatively few
Jews-they number there from 1,5OO to 1000,
while Asia has 2,13S,000. Most persons Will
be surprised at the statement that there are
less than 73,300 Jews in this country, which
is generally supposed to contain great
many more. Some reports make the num-
Der as high as 100000; but this is probably
an eXaggeration. The statistics given here
are said to be as trustworthy rs can be had
at present, though no published figures can
be wholly depended on, as the Jews are
scattered all over the globe, and in many
places where such thing as census has
never been taken. The Jewish population
OF the world is loosely rechoned at from
3,5O0,000 to 15,000,000-a very broad mar.
gin, surely-but there is reason to believe
that 100000 is pretty near the truth. The
two countries where Jews are scarcest are
SDain and Scotland.
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AFrench Paradise.

A PLACE WHICH REMINDS ONE OF THE GAR
DEN OF EDEN-AND 1T is NOT PARIS.
Moncure D. Conway writes as follows to
the Cincinnati Commercial:
It requires little more than twenty-iour
hours from London to reach Tours, and yet
the differences Of all kinds-moral, mental,
climatic--are vast enough TO make one feel
as il he had gone 1000 miles southwark.
The place where have the happiness to be
guest is about mile out of the city, and
it almost realizes ones dream OF Eden. The
beautiful chateau, fronted with terraces
ornamented with carved stone ratings
and urns filed with flowers, looks
out upon garden Of several acres whereof
every square foot has made its contribution
to the general glory OF summer. The trees
are so laden with fruit-pears, apricots,
purple and golden plums-that their
branches must needs be buttressed. Grape
vines festoon every wall as ivy does in Eng
land, and the clusters OF various shades in
tint are suspended like tassels to lovely
tapestry; one feels almost oriental enough
to have TO compare an occasional cluster to
the Pleiades. Fhe gold and silver fishes
glitter in their 1ower-fringed marble basin
where the fountain plays. Nearly every
tree Of which one ever heard is
growing in this garden, and their
interlacing branches frame an endless arch
over every pathway. The trees, flowers,
and fruits which might be harmed during
the winter-wbich. it is said, even visits
Tours-yct flourish gloriously in huge
boxes, and Mignon might have found here
the land. where the citron grows. Beneath
my window are the smelling oranges and
lemons and no end OF figs and aloes, and it
is but for little time in the year that these
need be transferred to the conservatory. A
hundred yards in front OF the garden flows
the Loire, whose beauty is congenial with
the scene. Amid banks covered with grape-
vines as far as the eye can reach the crystal
river runs over bed OF sand-no trace OF
slime or mud in all its neighborhood-and on
its side we pitched our bathing-tent each
morning, and enjoy its sparkling flood be-
meath overhanging willows. Yet the sum
my friend pays per annum for bis para
dise-housc elegantly furnished, large
enough for his numerous family, stables,
out houses, orchards, and all, even includ-
ing a wine-press-is just $500. Fair still
wine (white) costs about eight cents the
quart in any considerable quantity; the
finest red costs twelve cents the quart.
Champagne ranges from thirty cents the
(quart) bottle and forty-two and half cents
to sixty cents-the highest price. The vii
las are connected with the city by omni-
buses and tramways. The city has superb
opera-house, one of the finest in France; a
magnificent library, and perfect market
house.
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RICHMOND, VA, THURSDAY MORNING
LOCAL MATTERS.

< + Is = . :
FIRE ON MAIN STREET.-About 7:40 O'clock
last evening two gentlemen who were stand
ing near the corner of Tenth and Main
streets discovered an unusual light in one
OF the upper stories OF the Virginia Fire
and Marine Insurance Company's building,
No. 1915 Main street, and turned in an
alarm at Fire-Station 13, corner'of Twelfth
and Main streets. The fire-for. such it
proved to be-was ascertained to be in the
composing.room Of the Central Presbye-
rian Office, on the third floor, in a corner
among a lot OF newspapers. The fremen
appeared. promptly. Indeed, h1ndreds OF
persons hurried to the scene, fearing that a
serious fire had broken out in the heart OF
the city. A considerable quantity OF water
was thrown into the building and the fire
speedily put out. The only damage re-
suited from water.
The president az the Virginia Fire and
Marine Insurance Company, on behalf OF
the company, thanked the firemcn and
friends for their prompt services last night
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/ SOLDIERS MEETING T0-NIGHT IN AID OF
The YELLow-FEvER SUFFERERS. meet
ing will be held in the hall OF the House OF
Delegates tonight at s O'Clock, at wbich
Governor Holiday will preside, to take ac-
tion upon an appeal from the Louisiana
division OF the Army of Northern Virginia
to their comrades OF the Virginia division for
aid in behalf Of the members OF the Louisiana
division and their families who are suffer-
ing from the prevailing epidemic in New
Orleans. The call for the meeting IL issued
by General w. II. f. Lee, Leroy s. Ed
wards, Carleton Mccarthy, and many others,
and they earnestly appeal to all soldiers
to attend. Addresses will be delivered by
n number OF distinguished gentlemen.
They also call "upon all comrades. in what
ever arm OF service or to whatever corps
attached, who fought under our flag, to con-
tribute their mite towards the Louisiana
division OF the Army OF Northern Vir-
ginia. We ask our comrades in the cities,
towns, and neighbcrhoods Of Virginia to
make collections in sums, no matter how
small. Veterans are generally poor in goods
but rich in sympathy. Remit by registered
letter or post-otfice order to Sergeant Leroy
S. Edwards, secretary, Richmond, Va, who
will take charge of all contributions in the
absence of Major Robert Stiles, treasurer"
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PARDON OF RICHMOND CRrMINAL.-The
Governor granted pardon yesterday to
William Epps (colored), sentenced by act
ing Police-Justice Crutchfeld to six months
in the city jail for larceny. The Governor
in pardoning the prisoner, says: William
Epps, negro boy only nine years OF age,
was found guilty OF larceny August 10. 1878,
by justice of the peace for Richmond city,
and sentenced to twenty lashes and imprs.
onnlent in jail for six months. The stripes
have been inflicted. A child OF such an age
cannot be beneftad by confinement in jail
with hardened criminals. His mother beSs
for his pardon with hopes Of his reforma-
ton. and promises TO use her best efforts Ia
achieve it. The Justice who sentenced him
warmly unites in the petition. He is there.
fore pardoned."
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-phosphoric acid in a ton. And SO. Of the
cost of ammonia and potash.
The selling prices given are mostly those
OF 1877, but 1t is presumed that there is but
little change in prices. 60
Other fertilizers will be analyze and the
analyses will be published 10 my forthcom.
ing annual report. THOMAS POLLARD,
Commissioner OF Agriculture.
Note.-Seldner, d Sons sent themselves a
sample of their :" Canton" " brand to Profess
sor Taylor for analysis. which analyzed no
better than the sample obtained from their
agents, which would go to show that it was
inexperience rather than design that caused
the fertilizer to be inferior. understand
that theT went into the business without
experience.
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o9.CENT STORE.


DECEIVED AT THE 90 CENT STORE,
Che handsomest line of TIN TOILET-WARE ever
offered in the city-seven different styles, full
size, at $2.35 set; all our old styles at $275 ;
twenty new and handsome styles at S2.97. to
$3.50; ,.,s....s,,
A very handsome sILyER-PLATED TEA-SET
five pieces, warranted trIple-p'ate, for $500,
or will sell single pieces al Si.9s;
FIVE-BoTTLE REVOLVING CAsToRs, war
. rented ,riple-plate, at 81 .8s; ,.,.,-......
FIvE-BoTTLE REVOLVING CAsT0RS at 99e.;
LARGE shvER-PLATED soUP.LADLE. at
99c.; ls
Smaller sILvER.pLATED. soUP-LADLE, war
ran.cd, at 99c.;
so sets EIGHT-BALL CROQUET at 9oc.;
SO LARGE FoUR-WHEEL WAGONS at 99c.;
ls-INcH SOLID LEATHER yALIsEs tred OF
| blacS1 at s1.9s; 80 2s.s'5
24-INCH HENAMEI.LED YALIsEs at s1.98;
HANDSOME NICKEL-TR1MMED LEATHER
| SATCHRLs at 99c.; 5#'5Ii';
A tullllne Of BmD-CAGEs at 8ac. y
Cali and see the new goods at
sos BROAD STREET.
! SEQ W. a. STEVENS,
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POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY.-7Justice
White disposed Of the following cases:
Thomas BalIent, charged with being
drunk and resisting the police. Fined 81.
Ben. Farmer, charged with allowing VI
cious dog to run at large and bite Mrs. A.
Ii. LYnneman. Dog ordered to be killed.
Cyrus Grafton, charged with using city
water for building purposes without paying
4 license. Fined $3.50.
John Perkins, charged with the same Of.
fence. Fined $3.50. ....,
G. E. Stephens. charged with being dis
orderly in the streets and using insulting
language to the officers. Fined 81.
j. a. Coots, charged with being drunk
and disorderly, driving faster OH tie streets
than is allowed by ordinance, and running
into and breaking the buggy OF j. s. bod
son. Fined $40. Sent to jail, in default Of
$3.50 security, for three days.
William Thompson and Sidney johnson
charged with being common vagrants. Com
mitted for ten days each in default Of secu
rity for good behavior in 800.
Benjamin Scott, charged with exhibiting
n faro-tabe. Discharged.
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LEVY BROTHERS
open to-day their first supply of
FALL DRESS GOODS,
FLASNELS, BLANKETS, CAsSIMERES
also, great bargains III
BLACK GROS-GIAIN SILKS.
Special inducements offered In
BLACK CASHMERES.
Best bargains ever vet shown In
BLACK ALPACAS.
TOWELS. NAPKINS, AND HOCSE-rCRNISlllNG
GOODS,
..- ut attractive prices. Give them call.
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BEDFORD ALUM AND IHoE SPRINGS have re-
duccd board 10 TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS 4 month
to favor those cut Off from home By ycilow-ievcr
Fare Al. Rooms warmed with wood fires. Car
riagcS meet Visitors at Lynchburg Sawycr's, and
Forest upon advice Of a1riya.-iatter two dcpot>
four miles each from springs. No mountain damp
ness nor selstc malaria. Greatest healti-givins
waters known. Unequallcd for dyspepsia, diseases
peculiar 10 women, debility, scroua and inalarial
diseases All the attractions. Water, 81 per case
mass 90 cents and 81 per package, TO those unable
to visit tie springs.
Address y. VI DAVIS. PRESIDENT.
Iyuchhure, Va,
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STILL OUT OF THE WooDS.-Marriott Boswell
ESQ. secretary 10 the Board OF Police Commission
ers, Ia llimorc, who was promptly cured OF long
standing rheumatic affection of the wrist, which
rendered his hand almost useless Is still enjoying his
convalcscense, and cheerfully recommends DR.
uERNpoy's GYpsY's GIFT 10 all suffering from
rheumatism. Sod by all live druggists.
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BIBLE SoC1ETY.-Tbe Board OF Managers
OF the Virginia Bible Society held their
monthly meeting last evening at their room.
Rev. T. e. Dashiell presided, and Rev. W.
L. Judkin offered prayer.
The following is summary OF work
done in the missionary department since
tue last meeting: 4,sO7 families visited, GOi
OF which were found destitute OF the Scrip
lures; 5GS were supplied. Issues from the
depository since April. 1878. 14,CS7 vol
nmns OF ScrintlrcS.
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was variable.
At times it was clear, and occasionally 1t
was cloudy, with light rains.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: A. NJ, 60 !;
9 A. M., rs; noon. 81 p. NJ. So; 6 ?.
~. 81: midnight, II.
Mean temperature, IeS.
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THE MINsTRELs To-NIGHT.-To-nlSht
Duprez d Benedc.'s Minstrels will make
their reappearance at the Theatre. They
come well endorsed by the Washington and
other papers as being among the best OF the
burnt-cork opera companies. and they VIII
no doubt have tine houses. They will re-
main in Richmond but two ights-to-nisht
and tomorrow night. Reserved seats may
be had at Johnston's without extra charge.
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In one district OF India, on the coast, are
Jews who are believed to be the descend
ants of Jews sent into India by King Solo
mon to capture elephants for his use, and to
work in the gold mines. The Hebrew Ian
guage has almost died out among them, but
they possess n written Bible. OF the holi-
days they keep only the Sabbath, the Pass.
over and the Day OF Atonement being un-
known 70 them. They call themselves
"Sons of Israeli and not Jews" and
maintain that they possess autograph pray
er-books written by the Patriarchs. They
boast Of letters OF freedom given them by
an ancient Indian king, and Of another
given by King Tschandrackupta, who was
contemporary with Alexander the Great.
They furnish a case in point for the Dar-
winists, in that 5000 years in India have
entirely changed their color, so that it is
difficult to distinguish them from the other
natives. .-., -a.-.
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WESTERN VIsIToRs.-A large number OF
western eXcurSionists from Ohio and points
adjacents to the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-.
road reached Richmond last night and found
quarters at the several hotels. They are In
charge OF Major n. Ii. Hotchkiss, aud have
come to cultivate an acquaintance with our
merchants and businessmen generally.
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Mp AT COHEN BROTHERS.

H AT COHEN BROTHERS.
BL ACK THIBET sHAWLs at soc. on the dollar;
Also, BLANKETS at less than market value;
BLACK ALL-WOOL CASHMERES at 50c, re.
Guced from 65c.; ut 65c., reduced from S0c.
Lubtn's at 87Ec. worth fully sl.20;
A large stock of WHITE and CoLORED FLAN.
NELS at greatly reduced prices;
WOOLLEN TABLE-COyERS reduced 10 81; for
merly sold at So;
CORSETS Of every description;
llO-bonc CORSETS at S71sc.; 40-bone at 2Oc.;
An extensive stock of HOSIERY ut reduced rates to
close for this season: ---
MATING ut reduced rates to close;
Ladies' LINEN SUITS Mt less than cost to close;
Many other goods to close Mt sacrifice. SET
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THE MOZART THIS EvESISG.-First, over
ture, "Lodoiska," Chcrubini, orchestra;
second, solo violin, "Elegie," Henri Ernst,
NIr. Kcssnich; third. solo clarinet, "Melo-
die de Puritani," Bassi, SiSnor JardeIla
fourth, selections from MARTHA Flotow,
orchestra; fifth, quartette, "Nariatlons in
GU Rhodes, string quartctte: sixth, solo
cornet, Romance ''L'Eclair,' Dir. Beler,
with orchestra: seventh, waltzeS, ."Suhl-
mer Nights Dreanl," GuEgl, orchestra.
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TwENTY-yINTH GRATTAS.-Captain r. E.
Frayser, Superintendent Public Printing.
has received from the binder Twenty nlnth
Grattan, which has Just been completed
The printing was done by the contractor
Mr.. Kenan, and the binding by Randolph
81 English.
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PERsoNAL.-Captain s. II. Herndon, who
has been acting chief OF the Fire Depart
ment, has recovered from his sickness.
Chief-Engineer Ainsie has returned from
bis western trip.
4 telegram received from New Orleans
Yesterday reports Mrs. DR.. Wilson and
children better.
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=. A MAMMOTH PoTATo.-Mr. W. Fl. billiard,
of Tye-Riyer station, Nelson county, grew
rlpon his farm this year some very fine
sweet potatoes. a specimen Of which was
sent to our office yesterday, and OF itself
would make dishful for a family. Its
shape, size, and weight together made it
n,,ita curiosity.
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EXCURSION To-DAY.-There will be an
excursion to Granite Bluff, at Westhan
granite quarries, to-day; for the beneh1 T., OF
the Granite Union Sunday schooi. lne
traia will leave Manchester at g O'CLOCK
this morning. ~; ,0. &fl."s
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FIRE IL KING AND QUEEN CoUNTY.-ln-
formation has been received here OF the loss
by fire on Monday night OF the residence OF
Dir. William #. Haynes, near Darlington,
King and Queen county. The house was
large frame building. We have no particu-
lars, and did not hear the amount OF loss.
Insured in the Agricultural OF New York,
George D. Peasants, general agent, Tor
S1 nnA
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TRAIN DELAYED.-The Chesapeake and
Ohio mail train due here last evening at
o'clock was delayed several hours at Hano-
Yer Courthouse by the way-freight train,
which ran off the track early yesterday
morninp