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XLYII. CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.
SENATE.

Washington, PA resolution was
adopted directing the postmaster
general to report on the administra-
TiOn of the New York City post
oace; also directing the secretary
of the treasury to transmit the re-
part Of Edward Grimes on the adj
ninistration of the custom house,
naval Office, and surveyors office,
New York.
The Senate proceeded to the cal
endar.
By Miller, of California. a bill for
the payment OF certain Indian war
bonds of California. Referred.
Vest offered a resolution which
was agreed to, instructing commit
tees to Inquire and report what legis-
latiOn was necessary to protect
public property and enforce laws in
Yellowstone Park, and preserve the
game thereof, also whether the area
of the park should be extended, and
if so, to what extent.
By Beck, TO prohibit officers and
employees of the United States from
contributing money for political
purposes. Referred.
Several private bills were passed.
Debate ensued on the proposition
to equalize navy chaplains pay with
that of army chaplainS.
Plumb asked if Vance would
agree to have the pay of army chap.
lains reduced to the navy standard
Vance said he did not want to see
it.
Pendleton said the question of civil
service had been submitted to the
people in the recent election. They
spoke in no low or uncertain tone
The expenditures of the govern
ment this fiscal year of $40, 100000
or nearly SO per head for every man
! woman and child in the United
States. The money is probably more
than that appropriated during tht
first forty years of the existence O.
the government. The method O.
administration by republicans, mad
it possible for democrats and othe
citizens, who priced their country
higher than party. to elect a demo
crat state ticket in 0hio,and sixteel
Of tWenty-one members of Con
gress. He said sixteen because
! although thirteen of them receives
; certificates, the other three weul
certainly be seated by the mex
House. Civil service had weldet
the whole Of its employee
into a great political machine, who's
efforts at least twice with
a short period of our history robbie
the people of fair results in tn
presidential election. Underlyin
!. the principles Of the bill was officer
of the government intrusts for th
people that the performance
: the duties is in the interests of IL
9 people, that no excuse for the ext
2 tence OF the Office, or payment Of Il
. salary, except it is necessary for u
= welfare of the people; that eyel
! super1uous Office should be and tn
! Of incompetent ofiice-hOlders di
missed; that the employment
two, where cEe will suffice is 70
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Casualties.

San Antonio. 12.-The new iron
and steel bridge for the Mexican
Pacific extension fell while over
100 wOrkmen were on it. 1t is said
that seven are killed and many
wounded.
Galveston, 12.-Another report
says i've Of the injured will die
The bridge was on Sunset exten
sion Of the Southern P2cifc, uea
where the ends of the track are to
meet.
The body of Jim Lewis, sheep
ranchman, was found a mile from
home with bullet hole in his head.
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indianapolis, 12-The western as
ISOLATION OF general passenger and
ticket agents met to-day. The fell
lowing resolution was adopted:
ReSolUed, That the secretary Of
this ASSOCIATION be Instructed to
notify the Pacific Coast lines rom
and after January list, 1883, that all
lines running east from Kansas
City, LeayenwOrth, Atchison, st.
Joseph, Pacific JgScbiOn and Coun-
oil Bluffs will demand their proper
proportion Of rates, based on second
class rates from said points, to all
points east thereof. as their portion
of through second and third or emf
grant rates from the Pacific Coast to
all points east of the above named
points.
The sub. committee in its report
recommended there be no more
railroads built in the northwest and
that the st. HAl Railroad leave the
Omaha territory. Both, these re-
commentators were acc pied.
This settles the territorial question.
The committee then adjourned till
tomorrow, when the question of
rates and division business is to be
considered. No trouble is antici-
pated in the adjustment Of these
differences, therefor, tits thought an
immediate restoration of rates, and
the question of division will be ar
ranged without delay, In regard to
a rumor that Vanderbilt has bought
a controlling interest in the Omaha
road, it is believed that Marvin
Hewitt of the Northwestern will
succeed Porter as president.
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aER1E and RBlIB DISEASES

HR z. @. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
Treatment, q specific FOR Hysteria Dis-
dness, Commissions, Nervous HeadGche, Men
taI Depression, Loss Of Memory, PrematuEs
Old Age, caused by over-exertion, o7ar-iDdu J.
gence, excuses or ovef"oIk o. .ne 9raip
Gee box will cure -tceDt cases, Each bot
s9nte!ns one months leatueat one 10llay
hox. OF SIX boxes Eve iOlls.s; seat -
nail brcpaid on recei OF price. Te lsrsn
zee six boxes to cure ans case, WITH each
1r5er received by US Tor ak boxes, accom-
raa led With FIVE dollars, We viii send the
rrTohsser our written guarantee 70 fsturn tEs
money II the treatment doe ~ eject Guys
q1arar toes issusd only By q. 9. e 4, Drul
5tore. Salt s-aEa f.t-s
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Arkapsas vs. Neweon.

Little Rock, l2.--The case Of the
state against General r. c. New
ton, late state treasurer, for money
of the state alleged to BIZ in the
bank OF StoddRrG Brothers s. Co. at
the time Of its suspension in No
vember, 1874, was again tried in the
circuit court at Pulaski County, to-
lay, and a verdict rendered for the
defendant, as in the former trials.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT.
AUCTIoNl AUCTION!

Corner Main street asd Fifth South
street, commencing Friday morn
ing, December 18th, at 1880 am,
consisting OF Household Furniture,
kitchen, dining, bedroom and parlor
furniture; an elegant parlor set, and ele-
CANT bedroom set, body Brussels carpets,
fine steel engravings and oil pGintings.
Sale positive on account of departure.
+ 81. A. REID, Auctioneer.
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STREET CAR NOTICE.

On and sfte- Monday, November q,
1882, Eleventh Ward cars will TlN to
the Denver and Rio Grahde Railway aud
return; aud the Twart ieth Ward cars will
run to the Sixth Ward and return;
passing on East Temple street, hours
and aslf hours.
O.P. ARNOLD.
/ Superintendent.
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FOR SALE.

Dirt cheap: One light spring double
seated Balm Wagon, used about six
months; one good Move and Reaper;
one Plow and one Harrow. Will be
sold for q song. Call at the HERALD
Office Tor information. +
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Penny Wisdom--Pound Folly

It is foolish to save the little that
SOZODONT costs, and suffer what
will result in bad teeth and large
payments to dentists. Place bottle
of it on the toilet, use FIVE drops
only of it every time after eating,
cleanse the mouth, and show your
wisdom.
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I WANT TO CORRESPOND.

A Young Man witL means, late from
the east is wishing to answer any Young
Lady with good character, and respect
able. CHARLES a. WHITE, South
Cottonwood, ULah. t
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$3.50 MUSIC LESSONS. $3.50

Glasses on Organ and Piano 20 cents
per Lesson B'opr Dollars and Eighty
Cents per term of twelve weeks. two full
le, I'd each week Office First south
2% blocks westog Main street. Residence
Eleventh ard, E ghth East bstween
+ f. S. HILL.
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WANTED.

Twenty-Five Tie Cutters, on tho Weber
River and its tributaries. Apply to q.
K. Young Wanship, Summit County,
Utah.
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H. A. TUGKETT,

Manufacturing Contectioner. Pure
Home Made Candies Specially. Orders
by mail pr1mDs.y flied. Wasstch
Bakery. Fiss Soutb Street..
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HORSES WINTERED.

Borses ard Cattle taken TO winter on
reasonable terms on Antelope Island.
Apply to &. s. PATTERSON,
/ 152 Main Street.
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WANTED.

A Gil to do general bousewoTk
Apply at Fox & Symons' Branch Gal
lery, Main Street.
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONC ERN.


THIS OERTIFIEs THAT THE
L firm Of Russell s. Co. (tbe Magnet
Billiard Combination) is this day dis
aolved by mutual consent.
All accounts remaining unsettled ct.
this date will be closed by Mr.. RuaselB
who succeeds the late firm.
J. E. S. RUSSELL,
GEORGE A. MEEARS.
SALT LAKE CITY,
December 9th, 1882.
In xstiring from the above firm. de-
sire to thank the public for the generous
patronage extended. and solicit like fa-
7ors for Mr.. j. E. s. Russell, who will
continue the business at the same place,
with fine facilities for extending the pop
ularity OF the concern.
Respectfully,
Dc GEORGE A. MEEARS.
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NOTICE.
Utah Brewery to the Front

IT IS a WELL KNOWN FACT
J. thssths ''Jeapnette" was crushed be-
tween the ice bergs Of tbs north, but the
stock Ut Msrget.s' Ale and Porter they
had ca hoard is still floating around, and
hose who desire their families supplied
with this delicious beverage, can have it
delivered by the Keg OF Barrel, by lesy-
ing orders st B rdy Bros and Burtcn's
Ssnres, or at the Brewery, 18th Ward.
+ ESTATE z. B. MARGETT5. !
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PRODUCE.

Chicago, 12-Wheat weak, lower, re-
gular 94H@}S; December, AZ; January.
Corn weak, lower 5S5s, cash, Il. year "a.
January. Pork wesk. III cash 81;
January. Lard, weak, lower, 1O.5713
cash, January.
Local elevators contain 1885 600
bushels wheat, 1890, 600 corn, 296. 600
oats. 295,O00 rye, $4,000 barley; total
6,9l4, 900, against 19, 264,000 year ago.
Grain in sight 81 600 900 bushels.
it is rumcred there are some cliques
on Change tagging at provisions. Heavy
dealers are trying TO Gear the market.
One hb ~ specuiaJor and packer, thi,
morning, sold great quantities at what
ever price was offered Another operator
WIN ha run segsrai deals said re "a:
| baying very hing foe rise
FOREIGN MARKETs.
LONDON, . Eve. extended los
Conso s IIll6 and 1916; tours l2474
LIVERPOOL r. Cotton f.m, Uplanda
5 l5-l6, rleaEs 615; sales les. Receipt
OF wheat tie past three days III 600 cen
tals, American 80, COS.
Breadstuffs quiet steady; corn Is. lp
per ecu al. old mixed western.
COPPER.
Baltimore. 12.-Copper quiet, 171<.
| New York, 12.-Copper dull, LAX
1879
PETROLEUM.
New York, II Petroleum. dull an
J nomiEal; crude 73l@S1l; refined 77s@'
s aitsd 1881
OIL
Bradford, Pa. 12.-Oil market dul
fluctuations between 10 and 1867
cloaiag at the latter figure.
TIN
Nev York. l2.-Aus.ralian tin 2114
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OATS 81 PER 100 POUNDS,
At John D. Ritter Sc Co.'s.
FOR SALE.

Mules, Wagons and Harness at Cali
fofnia Stables.
SHowELL & RAND,
ProprietoIs.
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MINING STOCKS.

New York, 1l.-Mi1ing stocks dull,
excepting Lesdvilla stocks which was
fairly active and strong; Chrysolite sold
126 and 80; Little Chief 80 to IS; Little
Pittsburg Is TO so, closing at az; Horn
Silver 260; Robinson Con. $50; Navajo
675 aud 200; Con. Virginia 63 to IS;
Shder Cliff 10 % SO. Sales 80. 209
shares.
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LATEST TELEHRAMs
COMMERCIAL
MONEY MARKET

New York. 12,-Money closed 6;
governments firm, other stocks irregular,
weak; Western Union S215; Quick
silver, 81; Pacific, 3914; Wells, Fargo,
l2S; New York Central. l32; Erie S7l4;
Panama, 167; Denver s. r. 8. AIS;
Union Pacific. 1917; bonds, 1l57s; Cen
trail Pacific 87]l; bonds. 116; Sutro Is.
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Tho XeIIOU-Feyer.

BROWNSVILLE. Tex, September 10 ne
official report from Mer, Mex, gives forty
now cases and five deaths there Thursday
NEW ORLEANS, September ia fehSa-
cola dispatch reports nineteen new cases
and two deaths within the past twenty
Sour hours. Among the deaths Is ). >.
HAYNES. formerly Of Louisiana, and among
tbc new eases is Slr. Richard, southern
Fxpre,, agent. This evening ME Dr on,
ont in a shanty. The flames spread rapidly
70 the Catholic parsonage, thence 10 u.
NiictoeI,s Catholic church, which were
tot o DESTROYED. TWO small cottages IN
, roar 81 tbc church were also burned. Rev.
80 Rarusu. who was i'll with the fever
:, az" the r1rsonaee. wa, removed, and Is now
renorted as doing well. M ~,
G1UyrsToX. September lG.IIhe Ne'oS
Matamoras special SAYS that al man , com
mmnication between Brownsville ana Mata'
moros has ceased on account OF Ih Sr, g'lar'
milne milne Messrs. Northwell and William .
' Neil Maiz. spanish merchants lusl IRON
the seashore. are down WIN the lever
On twenty-iour hour. to A, ~ ;. ye.
t pri aT t,cre were two deaths one Of fever
The reported quarantine asai II,,. b brow :,
vile i uniounded. No yei'o"''e'er u
| TamDicO
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Washington Items.

WAsHINGTON. September 1C.-General
Mcdowell. now in command Of the Mill
tary Division OF the Pacific. win be retired
by superannuation in October, under the
compulsory provision q the army appro-
priation bill. General Schofield will be as
signed as his successor.
Acting-Superintendent Jamison, of the
railway mail service, has instructed SUPER
inteDdent Warfield, at st. Louis, to have all
mail matter for Brownsville, Texas, which
has been accumulating at surrounding post
offices, placed on q special mail steamer,
which will sail from Galveston on the 18th
instant for Brazos, Santiago. whence il will
be forwarded to Brownsville. No mails
have been received at the latter point since
September lat, and this action is taken at
the request OF the municipal and Fedora!
officer nj Brownsville.
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virginia News.

There is complaint that much thieying
has been carried on OF late in Shenandoah
county.
The Lynchburg Light Infantry Blues
returned home on Friday from their trip
TO the Baltimore OTiOle.
Frank VI. Jordan, of Newbcrn. Pulaski
county. died quite suddenly last Monday
lie was highly esteemed in hiS county
joseph Fisher, Esq, Of ChriStians5urg'
died very suddenly OF hear'-diSease on
Thursday. lie was seyenty-odd years OF
age.
Major John ". Daniel will address the
neopie Of Rockingham at llarriSonburs
on tomorrow Nlonday-oeptember court
day.
CAPTAIN Micaiah Wood, has taken the
,tump for Massey. and viii NIL appoint
ments during October in Augusta ana
Highland.
The Evangelical Lutheran synod Of Viz
rnia will hold IL next Convention III -.
Matthew'S church, New Market. Va, be-
Ginning at : L. NJ, September 2Gth.
strairhtout Republican club to adj
,.onco the interest OF Mr.. J. VI. Dawson,
coiored candidate for congressman at large,
has been organized at Winchester, Va.
pov. Henry Jennings, Of Edinburg, She
nondoah county. died al his home III tha'
Mace last week; aged about seventy years.
| lie was A minister of the Christian dehoul-
/ nation.
The Tender is a new weekly paper pup
,isbed At Roanoke. a town rapidly growing
l., .,ze and importance. The Leader Is an
eicht-page sheet, published by the Roanoke
Publishing Company, and gives evidence
of enterprise and good taste.
r. W. Laws (colored). who captured 9-oG
Of Mahoneite bribe-money, III ms spceIn
for Dezendorf at Norfolk Friday higni
soid that he had studied the great so-caiie''
Liberal party. and that il was party loI
thunder. and not for principles.
In referring to Colonel Lamb, IL. W;
Laws fcolored), at the Straightout poiillcal
sneoking in Norfolk Friday, SAID that int
liter was gentleman, but that III Ms el'
tort Of Surry Courthouse he reminded Nih
~ tho bull that attempted to butt lle en-
Zinc off the track-plucky, but lacking
sense. -.
The Charlottesville Chronicle has pun
,;shed The cut of a monument "deslgheC
and executed by the patriotic men Who>'
,,anes are inscribed upon the column i
!. 70 :. commemorate the triumph> oil Ih'
.pio Four, over the Little Boss. LIZ
Chronicle says: at will be unNellsu u :,
the morning of the Sth OF NoVeIiool "
front of the Wing office, Richmond.
Last week Henry Spears, colored maj
in the employ OF 5. w. Ficklin, ESD, Q
: Belmont stock farm, while attempting y
/ fosten ring in the nose of young bul,
,"as very seriously injured by the animal
IIe was thrown to the ground and receiye'
= thrust in the abdomen from the hooi o
the bull, producing hernia in the neig1O9 81
! hood Of the navel, which was follwed .
, peritonitis. The injured man was t an u
! his home on the Ridge, and Is stili IN
critical condition.
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TucKEE. CAL. September 1G.-The fol-
lowing are the particulars OF the murder Of
J. b. Campbell. the Republican nominee
for sheriff, at Randolph yesterday: In an
excited political canvass friend OF Camp
bell named Cody had an alteration with
Stubs day or two ago. Yesterday camp
bell sought Stubs TO effect reconcilia-
ton. He apparently failed in his efforts
and turned to walk away, when otubbs ran
up behind him and fired without warning,
the ball taking effect in Campbell's stomach.
During the excitement that enSued Stubs
escaped. II captured It is almost certain
he will be lynched:: Stubs is twenty-tbree
years Of age, and has heretofore enjoyed
the respect Of the community.
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MACON, Ga, september l6.-The bodies
OF John skillings and Willie Swift, two ne
gro men, were found in the woods near
Perry, about forty miles below Macon. yes
terday afternoon by party Of fox-hunters.
skillings's body had no marks upon it, and
he was found in acramped sitting position,
as II he had died from poison. Swft's head
was crushed in, and there were other marks
OF violence found on his person. Both
bodies were destitute Of clothing. There
is no clue to how they came to their death.
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A BRILLIANT VIEW.


The schooner -. Andrews was SUNK III
Lake Erie on Thursday. The crew es-
capped.
George W. Gilpin died in Baltimore sad
dcnlv Friday from an overdose OF acohi'e
taken ly mistake Tor hquor.
The Independent Ice Company. Of wash
ington, has presented a biil ol ,oI ~
roT ice furnished the late President Gar
field during his last Illness
George Weir and wife, OF Newark, died
Il Pensacola. Fla, on Wednesday. lie
died from heart-disease and she IRON yer
lOw-fever.
secretary Teller will not appoint any
IodIc. TO positions in his Department. ana
the female applicants are very indignant
thcreat.
There were over II, 00O old soldiers in the
norode at Topeka, Kan, on Friday. Hon
lanes G.. Blaine spoke TO them from Inc
Grand stand.
Another severe earthquake occurred at
Panama FRIDAY at 800 o'clock, ana was
succeeded by another about hall an hour
later. Property to the value OF S2oo,0oO
has been damaged.
The Augusta Chronicle and Constitution
oy;st has gotten out its fourth trade issue.
~ i a handsome number, with large
it'rd,s-eve view" Of Augusta Tor Il
/ frontispiece. ~,
The Rrooklvn Board Of Aldermen FIJI
dav adopted a resolution eXtendlhg ,ne
freedom OF the city 10 Chief-Englneei N.Y.
Lie. also rendering him the use OF the
MAYORS reception-room'
The MARQUIS Of Lorne, now IN Fan rl u,
o;san on invitation OF Leland stanford, u;
- Mills. and William sharon, Nis,,co
Vto,io PARK. Millbrse, and Belmont IL
a., The Princess remained al the faiace
Hotel. ,.;o,, want
uer Maiesty's ship Phoenix, when VEN
- at East Point, Prince Edward
-. .f,''d i hulred and full OF water, ana tne
lsi a,,. ali 81 whom are saved, are quartered
neiobhoring lobster-cannlng factory,
~ snnnosed the vessel will oe 'oI'
wreck. Ii h;shon
A.. ni'i;cap Church minister at Quebec re- re-
az ia ~ unite a resident OF that ci'y VIII
n' .ister of his deceased wlie, OH .h'
'no that while the law renders sucn
s"r;a,e valid. il does not coinpei any
ma i"'.l,,,nan 10 perform the ceremony
ns h,s arrival in New York Eng'neei
uoI,,;llc in response TO request 'n"' .i ~
. ND make a statement in relation " W,
a,Io,ed charge OF Lieutenant Dans s,', ,b,
a. nj n he had not turned back from Wv
Gret search Captain DE Long anu liS ~ =.
,'anions might have been saVeu, ,Siu o,
10 not desire to say anything la tha
CIV however, TO the whoie woiro a don,
tn i GItV' A court Of inquiry has befl
= my guy ord before II all Of the facts VII
ordere ~, ~" pending the result OF that IN
, come ou.. o,,Id I've maniiestly improper 10
, OUR! u mV",u word" He added that b
me 10 court on inquiry, and that he had care
iai,, p throw any light upon the SUBJECT
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This afternoon, while William Wiley and
LII, sIatben. the porter Of Charles l..
coffin 4 Co.. whose oil establishment was
So yesterday. were engaged in tight
ou NM the hoops on barrels of oil In the
el I,as nv the light of a lantern. the oil sud
S Somir eynloded, enveloping Wiley in flames
ond burning him to death. The porter
anu anu ned e nv running, but was seriously in
s inrs9 i Wiley was the son Of Bishop
,W ,ueu. q, The methodist Episcopal Church
ara h' Was acting rs clerk for Coffin q &c, 20.
a Ine,r =" was arrested some days ago Tor snip
ming dangerous oil under wrong 'a'ne'
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- T + V L y ;

- T EVE rs
MAILS HIS CATALOGUE FREE TO Any
ADDRESS.
SHOWS THIS WEEK LOTS OF NEW GOODS.
Handsome ENAMELLED FRAMES at 80 and
7jc.;
\ bargain in ENAMELLED FRAMES at II and
1925;
4 beautiful line ofBLACK WALNUT FRAMES
a; SOC:
choice assortment # VELVET. PLUSH. ani
CONBINATlON FRANEs ut astsi-hincly
low PRICE;
\ sample line Of EBONY PEDE>rALs and
WALNUT TABLE--tcautic-:
large Iot Of WALNUT TABl Is at -:
BLACK WALNUT TOWEL-RACho a. soc.
and 81;
AlotofBANDED CHINA CT iMTFR ,LI> a-
low as inc lowest;
another Dot # ioW-prir,d IN SITS;
tll sizes CiilLpRt NJ DHj NJ. from zoe. ul,
Large invoice of KNIVES ana fOEAo ~ J . ~.
! have marked tie balance Of our HNJbLl'A
PITC}IEi- very low 10 clo-c tt,lu gut 81.
More Of chose genuine lARf-*t bbtE bitt~l'
- al Sl-ihc usual price l. loo T. - 49,.
+ 4 lot cr PI ATE-. HAND. and IolLEi-Nil.
/ New good, constantly coming ln and bargain
/ constantly AZ STEVENS. JGj BroaQ street.
/ See the BRUSH and COME SET at -. SO II
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Big Fire I'm EIa,ira, ~. \.

ELMIRA, y. Y, September lG.-This
morning at O'Clock the immense boot
and shoe-iactory Of i. Richardson Il Co.
was destroyed by fire The los, i csti-
mated at 100000: insurance. $4,000.
Three hundred hands are thrown out Of
employment. II was one OF the finest
brick structures in this city. -Four fire.
men were seriously hurt by falling walls.
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Telegraphic Feat.

NEW YonK. september LIT. ~, k being
CENTRAL Gs qay railway 1Gr iciegaphe circuit
maze up Elm t'iinnvinr points: Boston, Buff
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80, sant and received.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-17
TELEGRAPHC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

General Mcdowell TO be Retired with Gen.
erai schofieid Us His Suecessor-A Political
Murder In Caiifornia-A Georzin Tragedy;
Two Negroes Found Dead In the Woods
A Tsiegraphie Circuit to MeIieo-The CO.
rean Outbreak; japan Investigating the
Outrage-Death OF Rev. DIR. Pusey.