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a fool; carrier a clerk; stop a de-
tective. When a thief says he has gone
to 'the cat and mouse he means gone to
housekeeping. When they see an 'ele-
phant.' II Is generally man with big
booty. They always drink fustian (wine).
and give 'the office TO pll. which means
to tell his companions what is going on BY
look or word. 'Shoe leather means some
one approaches. When they see the lamb
is 'cutting his eyes, or getting suspicious,
they dust or get away. They have lots
OF names for money. such as sugar. dots
dust fat 'gelt,' greed 'hard COLE
'mOss,' new light 'orche,' pony SOAP
and many others. A 'dace is two cents /;
hogg,' ten cents; 'posh,' a small piece OF
coin; STAT half dollar; BEAM half a
ned, or 'smelts,' means - gold piece :;
Spanish silver coin; 'coye' is at high
he has plenty OF money; while he is shin
breaking when he has to borrow.
Thieves" hate 'chant coyes,' as they
call YOU reporters, and have no use
for a 'croaker,' or newspaper that
gives them away When a crimi-
nal has been taking air or exercise he
has been in the House Of Correction; at
college or 'boardng-school,' when in
Jail. II the acorn is waiting for one it
means the gallows. 4 convict has been
'iapanned' when the chaplain pronounces
him to be converted. Well" said the de-
tective, II guess had better milky weed
en- GULL or stop talking slang, as they
would say"
The detective left the station-house, and
as he walked up the street he pointed out
to the newspaper-man "fussock," or fat
old woman; ga ioSkin," a countryman !;
"a gandcr,'' married man; "a gaff," 4
theatre; San emperor" 4 drunken man;
ga cherry" a young girl; "bill Of sale"
widow wearing weeds; ga Billy Noodle
a would-be ma>her, and several other as
equally interesting articles.
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Tho Shareholders.

WASHINGTON, October 31.-The grand
Jury came into court to-day, and placed in
the hands of Judge Wylie note addressed
to that body by William Dickson. asking
an investigation Of the charge that Bowen
offered to pay him $4,000 for his vote a a
member OF the >tar-route jury. Judge
WyIe read the paper, and said, sharply.
that the grand Jury should take no notice
Of it. He then directed the clerk to file it
in open court, and rule to issue 10 Dick
son to show cause why he should not be
punished for contempt The rule is re-
turnable tomorrow morning.
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3itl'mond nispatth.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1. 1882.
From Frcdertckshury

LAND SAIES-DEATH OF yINFp.pt :, 20,
DRIED NAN--A FINE PREACHER FROM NAME
Correspondence of The Richmond DIsn.,ch
FREDERICKSBURG. Va,
October 20, 1850
on Saturday last two tracts ~ ,h,
Hollywood estate, situated in Stafrord
county, were sold at auction. Tho a.,
tract-lSS acrcS-brought IS ncr ocrc
second tract-lSS acres, with brick dwell;nc
and clubhouse, the same allotted 10 William
q. Purkings-was bought for 40 ooS
Charles Wallace purchaser.
Joseph Frazier, one of our oldest and
most respected colOrcd citizens. WAS fonnJ
dead in his bed last Thursday morning
having died suddenly during the night. Z,
i, supposed. without a struggle. Ills Wiz
knew nothing Of his death until She awoIo
ana found him cold in death. "JIncIc
Joe p" was about eighty wears old. hnt was
quite active. What was remarkable about
him was. notwithstanding his age. his Owe
sight had never failed him. His politcncss
snd good humor were provcrbial. and made
him a great fayOritc with all classes. pcoco
~ his ashes.
The pulpit 6 the lIanoVcr-Strcct Nc,ho.
di,i Episcopal church South was filed YES
tcr.iay morning. and night bv the Roy :
Gcrri>h. pastor Of the First Methodist
Episcopal church, Bangor. Maine. Uis
morning text Was taken from Romans
5!h chapter and 1t Verse" Therefor,
being justified 10y faith, We have peace with
Got through our Lord Jesus Christ" Mr..
Consists sermon from this text was a
Grand ctfcrl 10 explain how God had mt
within the reach ~ every sinner the plan
81 justification that he might be saved. The
evening text was from |. ThcSaloniars. 1>t
chapter and part OF 9Th verso" For our
Gospel come not 10 you in word only.
but also in power. and in the Holy Ghost.
and in much assurance" From this text
s. powerful and eloquent sermon was
preached. and all who heard him were
struck with his wonderful delivery. There
Was the usual congregation in the morn
inc. Int at night there was on unusual
large attendance. Mr.. Gerrish is one of
tAe most prominent men Of his Confer
cuc'.
pr. A. Brown. II. D., Ii. H.. professor
4 English Al Richmond College. preached
50 The Baptist church yesterday morning
AMI evening. Or. Brown is one of the
al,,>, and most profound scholar, in the
Baptist Association. CHATHAM.
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Tho Trial Of SOfCltlO.

WASHINGTON, October 3l.-The trial OF
A. G. Sotedo, indicted for the murder Of
his brother, 4. VI. Soteldo. at the RepUJli-
can Office on the 9th of February last, was
continued in the Criminal Court this MORN
ing before Justice Wylie. The requisite
six men to complete the jury were secured
without much trouble. Eleven are white
and one colored, the latter being local
Methodist minister. Assistant-Dlstrict-
Attorney II. r. Taggart opened for the
Government. The defence reserved their
opening. After examining a number Of
witnesses the court adjourned.
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The fifth Distrtct.
coop NEWS PROM PITT>YLVASGA-ALL RIGHT
FoR CABELI. AND Nasty.
CHATHAM. Va. October 80. 1SS2.
=, Hs Editor OF the DiSpatct:


CHATHAM, Va. October 80. 1SS2.
= Pc Editor OF the DiSpHtct:
T.erc was grand Democratic rally nj
sandy River. in this county. on SATURDAY..
O.t.icr 2Sth. ~ the Whig>ay> that ..Oid
Pnt>YlVania i, redeemed and gone over 10
Tie Il, adju>ttr>." wish 10 prove the con-
ir.rv. Nle,,r>. u. e. Muuiord and j. r..
NH'n,r We're billed Tor the occa,ion
and Hon. George {. Cabcll. hearing of the
appointment. made il convenient go be- pre-
,..t. Nr. Il. Is. Nuuiord first took the
stand. and for m hour held the crowd
sYei-Iound hv his cloqgcncc and m.u-
>usra'le arguments. llr. !. j. Milntr
followed Nj. Nuuiord IN mastery and
convincing speech II three quarters II an
hoar. When De- had taken hi~ seat such q
vol for DatcN r.lt tie air - only old PIT
,vlvMn Democrat, know how 20 send Up.
Cai.n.. Gal,Is spoke one hoTonl Ahalf. and
AaF, never seen such rapt attention paid
o. ans political speaker. Cheer after cheer
V.u. ZIP from tie vast crowd a> hc poured
o.. lt shot into sims. Wise. and Malone.
There We're so people present, ~ which
Nv .nty-nvc were black. and TWO white
E.ajlu,ttr>. / think | can say without
contradiction that more than 300 ballot,
viii De- deposited from that crowd for
ClN,l and Massey. ~ hcn YOU make your
calculations. put down good large Ina
joli,y from this county Tor M, ~ and
tlicn. and you can enter CIheil on the
list i, already elected from the Filth d.
tri.r. Yours. with much respect.
EYEWITNESS.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

e. Soteldo's Trial in WashinGton-Three
Men Killed on the Ohio Central Railroad
Mexico LyDching-A Negro Arrested In Sa-
vannah for Numbering a Policeman Four
teen Years AGo-Goyernor Hendricks Com
dition Growing Worse-Busipess Failure
in Augusta. Ga.-The Reported Famine in
ireland Exaggerated.
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The Maple Tree.

From lie Christian MonthlyI
ur,o, o, the worlds iirst hary e,t-day,
The forest tree before ne Lord
Laid down their autumn vHeI i"ss
or fruit. in golden sulsiihe s'"ren'
Tho Mamie only. Of them al,
W.Crrt lie worlds great harvest hing
WIN rwUfy hands aud silent Stood
She had no offering Ia bring
u, In the carly summer tlme.
u1'ile nthcr trees laid 10y thclr hoard,
nv W,plr winged her fruit WIN love,
And sent II daily 70 the Lord'
,r,,o,, ran through all The ledIy wood
mnrtnl.r and q -cornfnl smile
~, .it'nt stiil the Maple Stood
~ vd Rocked uumOyed 10 God the While
And then. while fdl on eaTth a husn
a. '1r,.rf il seemed ike death 70 De-
- So ,,litc throne the mighty Lord
FROM la7 Gnl,n and Kissed the Maple-trec.
a, tb,t swift Kiss there sudden thrilled
n, NO isorv nerve. through every VEN,
An ec,tncy sf JOY 80 great ,o
~ y, ',,',,,ed almost akin 10 paih'
Aud there before the forest lreS &C., s,o,,.
Am Wv t,',, and pale by turns she stood'
plus,.,'i 80 now red and gold'
III T wv "a a,,,r,.I hy the Kiss 81 Oou'
And stiu. when comes The autumn nm ''ihe'
And on ihe hills The haTNes. ,ie''
BinshIng The Maple-tre,, r"s .s,rise
Her Iifc', one beautliul s"iP'
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.,ixctu Her ShrOuu.

From the Fort wayne az "
an TUESDAY afternoon lat MTs; ;n "; - =.
p vi VIE OF the teller OF the lr,s SG,
!,eni Rank Of Fort Wayne, aPlalo"' =,
t I;d and ihe undertaken took chaiSr ,o Or
,no Iody Arrangements were n. NH, tHc
inv fmncral and watchers sittlnG W." ni,ht y
'mT nro"ed corpse At 10 O'Clock al eU Eodv
,ip, slCh was heard coming from , ,G ' wi
dtIm' watchers started to their iceI W hrr
alarm, Sere Vide open. while in yClre ac .la.
eye .carcely an audible whisper sue nUiIov5
wa Wal al hem and asked for her nu lncenb.
nlZs" moment the attendants wet ,on p, the
For ith ~ondcr at this resurrection Oh ,"'
les" VIII ,hon with the reyulsion OF i iln,
dead; oImost screamed with eXc ,i',,h iny
The nnstobIc ciasped again his TYPE ,nT and
nP rms The doctor was sem the 'I rest o,
in De aI much astoni;hed - Inc what rht IN IN
nc % nans, 90 at beholding h Snd declared
the a%sct medical he nns u restora
l,is a. He administered tlt pIVp recovered
t dsas and tie pntcnt, IT., [.P hcny to be in
and was declared at Iate no" ever.
ana lln,.N w honcfuI condition than eNcl'
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s TILE'L FIGHT bEIWEfN 4 PlIlo| AND IN
ANACONDA.
BALTIMORE. October 29.--At half-pa-t
o'clock Yesterday morning - the private
Waterman ~ the Dime Museum was GONG
hi. round, hehad his attention attracted by
unusually loud noises coming from the
c. iri story ii the building. Upon ha>ton-
ln- thithcr hc found hepyth0n, th" largest
snake m captivity seventeen iceD. I'D
Ce.l.y combat with an anaconda, Twelve
fc. .1n-. How long they had been n-ti-
Ing a.. Wuchmaa ed not know.
I.t h- Avs from the time Dis "Ach-
ror wa~ attracted hy the noi>c- mp
stain, until hal--pa-t :, his hour Tor
-ln. III duty. they kep, up continuous
warfare. When ono would MI, hi' ann
and strike the side Il the CAGE the >oUnd
could Doe distinctly heard on thc@round- or
audiiorium-;oOr. The python, after nun
l,rlr,, bouts with Bis opponent, seem, 10
lay, gathered an hi~ strength for q maj a.
TX. when was made. The anaconda Wa
r.dy. and placing themselves III an almost
upright position they made for cach othtr
with fearful RAGE. After hayinS carried on
their deadly combat for fully six hours M,
python made 4 last desperate lunge ana
succeeded in getting the anaconda he''
In in, mouth 10 the depth of at least three
ieet. and holding it in this position Tor 'oin1 :,
time. at lat commenced to coil itself around !
the anaconda until it actually ground anu
mashed the life out Of it. The Waterman
,av, he never wants to witness another 'ucil
battle. He had no key to the ease, ana c'c en-
il he had it j. doubtful il he would nave
had the temerity to undertake to separate
the reptiles.
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4. y. '. BtNQtEE
DEMOVED EVERY SYMPTOM



i,''''.'''
H"P' 'P''''' ''"p'''y, ,s,,,,n, ,.,..o.,
nave '''"le' ''"' ''''' -. .... 3D..
"'"''' - man u,.,,,n-
49,, ,.a, o., h.. o,t,relv er,dic,t.dcye
a.. '.,,.,.,., rrom nv system. Had
7!"'''' -, ,.,,.-....,,.,.,
. ,.,, h.,,o .,vo1 me Ten wear, 81 intense suffer-
Ina t,,vepot f.It the least return If tic disease,
f,,,. aud truiv recommend = =. s.t0al
-. ,,.,. ..,.n,,,a. and e.p.cial,y - ,lc
pi,y.iciau. IN Macon who knew NY condition;
and when can positively assure them that II has
~, only relieved me Of pain. but has entirely 80
moved every .ynpfon If the di''a-e from "y 'y'-
t.n. ought 10 convince even them Of Us ini'lii-
Die G'ai'''''' Wv :,..,[.. ,.,. 10.
nos WISH h's h'"'' -
merly knew If my CONDITION. IL - Hi''h'' '''
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An Jnhuniun Mother.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, October 81
A colorcd woman at Ivy dcpoI, Albcmarle
county. attempted last night to drowG her
two-ycar-old boy. She was caught in the
act. 4 cloth was tied over the boy, face
and rope was tied tightly around his
throat, and she was hauling him up and
down the stream. IT i thought the boy
will not recover. The mother has been
placed in Jail.
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Lynchingin New Mexico.

SANTA Fl, Y. NJ, October 3l.-J. 4.
Archuctta, justice OF the peace and a
prominent banker and merchant at Cone
los. Colorado. shot and killed Deputy
sheriff Blaucctt at Pennington. y. VI. a
few days ago. sunday night crowd OF
McXicans took ArchuIctta from iail and
lynchcd him.
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Rurglarsin Georgia.

ATLANTA. Ga. October 3l.-Ihere seems
to be an influx Of burglars into this SEE
ton. Their latest feat was to rob the sac
Of Riley Wells. at stone Mountain, "l
II. 500 last night. and to make IN ciuai
effort 10 break INTO another safe. Other &C.
Drcdation, were committed.
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Perhaps the following lines may be OF in
terest TO some Just now, when the forests
ore hrineing their "autumn offerings"
and the tree. putting on their most beauti-
ful lines. the red and gold " OF the maple
probably excelling all the others in mag
niGcnnce and orandcur:
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I'niInrc.

ArGr.TA. GA., October 3l.-MycrS "
Mariu,. wholesale dry goods dealers. have
made an assignment. II i reported their
Liabilities are 100000. The assets i'm >toch
and accounts are more than the liabilities.
The failure is attributed to inability 10
mnke COLLECTIONS.
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The Distress ia ireland.

LoxDoN, October 3l.-In the House Of
Commons thi, afternoon Mr.. Treyylan,
CHIEF Secretary for ireland. in reply 10 e
question by Mr.. sexton, said that there
wa, no wide di,trc,, nor imminent danger
Of famine in Western Ireland.
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EnfaI RniIrnnd Accident.

CHARLESTON, ". Va, October 3l.-lc s-
tcrday a construction train on the ohio
Central railroad ran into Hat car at Lock
No. &. killing William Copeland. james
smith. and Andrew snyder, and severely
iniuring William Brown.
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OH, MY HEAD!
w11y WILL YOU srTFER

Sick Headache, Nervous iieadaehe Neuralgia"
Nervousness, Paralysis. Dyspepsia, seeple'slies'
and Brain Diseases, positively cured by DIX. DEN
soN,s CELERY AND CHAMOMlLE PlLLs.
Tbey contain no opium, quinine, or 0iher harn'i"i
drug. - - -. ,,-o
Sold by druggists. Price, oue. per n"A' W.
boxes for 81. six boxes for SOU 'S NAL p'S''s
So nm e. ". BENSON, Baltimore, NJ. {. \.
"uirTrNroN. Nav YORK, Is WHOLESALE afrni Ter
'. ..-- ~
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'.."Too late 10 wh.t the s :, 30, p m".
the trumpet sounds to dr'.w IT.; i n" taxing
Too late 70 whet your app;ti'es n " making aaE
Kidney.wort, restoring health anu .an ,i''I # 4
yourself well, strong, hearty Il. liver.
ineqilalled as a remedy for al Eng,
bowels. and kidney diseases All " 10
gtds keep Pud recommend ".
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MONEY SAVED By nG GIEl;TlrTRiNS6G i @
nj your FuRNIIl Re f =. Ahrit, Governor! 70 eD ~
SEl's LARGE Tic greatest bargains
and franklin Stree stree :, PARfOR, CHAMBER. and
iaHh md of Su5 lie s aass
signs and hnish. nine goods aud prices. Bar.
gainsa. .. J.,L.'s,
a. l.--sa
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FINANCIAL.
BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK, October al y0on.-Stocks duH
Money per cent. Exchange-Long, ASH; short
ass. state bonds neglected. Governments un-
changed.
Even g.-Exchange. 46l. Government
generally unchanged; new SIS. l014; new AS
Il3i.: new A.. Ilsk; SIS. lO2h. Money. SO :
ner cent. states inactive. Treasury balances
Coin. 500, Isl Currency. s4.2l6.
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LIVERY SiABl.IS
THE SIAgE FAIR.

,I'UE LADIES OF TIE FOURTH
/ PRESBYTERIAN ClirRt have taken Ne
DIHING-EOOM under The Grand stand ~ nc
Fair GrounGs. and r-lectiull{ a.A ali ~ ne r
friend. and the pul.ic lcnGaNy - AID them In
fboir effort la behalf II their heW church .enter-
rrI,c Tl,y Will have the only place "a t-e
grnund. W. 3, HO1 COFFEE and OYSTER, en-
be- bal '' -c-ot
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Anarchists Arrested.

LYoNs. October 3l.-Scycn anarchists
were arrested here yesterday on the charge
OF murder. and two were arrested on
the charge oi manufacturing dynamite.
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ArrnAfnd FOR Murder.

SAVANNAH, Ga. October "l.-DaNld
Greene (colorcd). was arrested here to-dAy
for Che murder Of Policeman John SULLIVAN
on Christina, day. 1863. The proof against
him i uO>itiVp.
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lis not generally known that the nervous systen
b, wonderful influence over the skin, hut this Is
q fact known to medical men who have given much
~ their time to the study Of diseases Of me skin
NJ one can have a clear and fair complcNIoh' uh-
mixed with blotchos or pimples' who Is very "o-
vou. Whatever tends to L healihful condition oil
,h. ,ervou, system always beauties the complex
ION ami remove roughness aud dryness 81 'Hes
some ,kin-diseises are not attended by visible
signs ON the surface, hut an inoerabe 'tch.ne th''
renders life miserable. We copy the following de-
serving and Interesting compliment from the
Tribune. which says:
.Dr q. N. BENsON'S new remedy, SklN-Ct kt'
il received los the public with great confidence ana
~ j. regarded - very generous act on the Doct'i
mart IN make known and prepare Tor geherai Use
Inf. yaluac and fayoritc prescription Tor Inc treat
mont If in-diseases, after having devoted Almost
nj. entire life to the study aud treatment 81 her-
,,. and skfu disease, In which he took great dt-
It'll, ua was for number Of years physician ~
charge Of the MARYLAND lnhrmaryo on DerIiatology
a,d ,nv,hing from his hands f. al once accepted ~
authority and valuable. The remedy i lulN inc
article 10 attack the disease. hoth lhlcrhaiY
througb the blood, and externally through the ~
.nr,ent. aud Is the only reliable andriiiona' ihode
of treatment. These preparations are only put up
for general use after having been used by the Doc
tor in his private practice for years win he great
est success and they fully merit the confidence u
~, cI.s.es Of sufferers from skin diseases
This Is for sale by all druggists TWO bottles inner
nal and external treatment) In one package. Don
-. persuaded % take any other. II costs one dollar
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GINS. SPORTING GOODS, &c

GUNS, GUNS, GCNS.-ln -
.t.rc a large AMI compicb A. !.
. .ortrnrnt Il BisFECIi-L AIDING s..sA
al NJ both OF English aud American
r,,kr. raging from $50 upward. also, Z l.rge
stock of M nv FLO DING GUNS aud all amos
OF SPORTING GOODS ior sale a. cheap - they
can be- bought anywhere. REfAiRlNt zone W
he.t st,i.. 4. W TlGNOR, 1912 Mann street..
/ Rirhnl6nd Va: also. sgc.t for tie cei.h ei
dead. shot sporting Powder aud Biasiing-row-
der. "' 800.
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Reduction of the Public Debt.

WAsHINGTON. October 3l.-lt is estimated
that the reduction in the public debt for the
month II October is about 31j, 900.
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ME- Hoods, scaris, RI rio 1nT color wanted
fancy articles can be made a. Al the popular
with the Diamond Dies y" ~
c9l9rs..
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. october 3I.-NirgInia Gs, co
solidated. 5Ss: second series. 49, past-due ca
pons. 66.; sew l0-iO's, 49,. Bid to-day.
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RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND P0ToMA'l
EAILEOAD tOYPANl. (
RICHMOND, October -. ls-g.
,AIR-GROUNDs TRAINS.

TRAINS WILL Run BETWEEN EIGHTH
AID BROAD ~IREEI> AND tAlk-eRot NDS
ON NOVEMBER ISL. %. and 30. 10 intervals ~
thirty minute. 49,, 1900, d,
.,,c,ts'te NJ {. \. TAYLOR.
oc 3o-fNo3 General Ticket Agent.
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LOST. NTRAYED. AND FOUND.

| O>T. >trlyed from \. !. lIick- Nm
u in,.n. 90 the Brook turnpike, ~OH-Zc2N
REF. MARE. very large: low N order. with halter
ON. \ ihcr. reward VIII bee paid II delivered -
second or Third P'hcc - tlup-liou-c GO low
tpll-gle. go l-2t
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s'Rshs EsSION Al.
MAIN.sTREEr EXCHANGE.

II WE>TERIiOFF'S
"NAlN-~IREEr EXCHANGE
80. 1906 NAlN sIRftr.
NnW BAR,
NEW BlLLlARD--A LOON->iN TABLES;
SPLENDID LIGHI;
1t y II 60 { Nr f. 4.
ALL OPENED THURSDAY, Urn.
Friends respectfully luv.tedto call. congratulat"
and see tle finest e-tlill- lment "a tine city.
,cG-3m II. WESIERIiOfF, Proprietor
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE. October 3l.-Flour active iut uoi
guotahly higher Wheat steady aud unchanged
longbcrry SOC; No. red winter. 93c. Corn
quiet ana steady; NO. white. Zoe. 80 .
mixed, 73c.: new err. 4jc. oats quiet; northern
36isc.. mixed W"st' %. 33H3ic. Pork uomiuty
unchanged at rZ4.JO. Lard steady: choice leaf
l4"l4ec. bUlk-mc1t> scarce ami hrm. shoulders
+lO.25; rib. sl4.7j; clear SIC. Bacon firm
-houldcre.S 81 l.jo; rib. $lt.2j clear. ~. Nhi--
= 90
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rOEr OF RIG HMONp. OcroEER 81. 1852.
ARRIVED.
steamer Aricl. clifford. norfolk yhifcd state.
mali. m,rcaaniec AMI pas.. MGR. f. b. io' DO,
,ul ciiIt' ndou'.
SAILED.
steamship Roanoke, Couch View York. n'r-
chaudi-c and pa~-cugtrs.t ". Allen n Co.. agent -.
steamer i. ". EN,rm2n. smith, fliladtiplla
merchandise and passenger. >. y. Nc'Wntk
a-'ui.
PORT or NEWPORT W~.ocTou'E3l 1852.
lBy Icie-rpn.I
ARRIVED.
steamer Lu.ay. >chcrLrsl,rL. O.t Voi.l aui
Hampton. morclandi-c and ~ er-'t-. tn'-.t-
pcthc ami ohio Railway Company (anf .ui,l 'h
rD'u-ul.
steamer Nccomac. Dek. merchandise and ua--
-.ngcr-. >m.fhi.ll. thc au'akc and ohio Railway
Company Hud -fiicl on .rUrnl.
steamer paMlico. Bourne. -WIhn'll. Hori me
disc and passengers.
steamship Ben. Ntnno. rrar. NtW NfiD .nt i'r
barcelona. gr .iu. puf iu tOrcoii.
Steamship Gillian, smith. Hh!ldr' il.- jog '''. 10
f1ie iui Liverpool. pat iu i.r "n1l
steamship typherc-. hrH-h .tw i".t D.
Brazil, puf mo for coal and tp finish To- .iie 'i'h
j BUR-.
,tcrm.hip blackstone. : y'or. Baltimore -Four
aud lard. iJr tc.un.hip ~ Acrnc.
-AiLLp.
steamship Regina. G. ohc. rom savannah i,r
Reveal. Nal Iuc collc0i.
steam. hip Blackstone Ta,lor. for No,fait.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-01

steamer Aricl. clifford. Norfolk. JIifcd ~frl
mail. merchandise. dud pas, n-,r-. T.. h. ia'i
,'ll ciItsndout.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-01

DOCK AEn JOB WORK NEATLY
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