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SOra.

The season has been o favorable one Tor sora.
They never have been moro plenty, we conclude,
from the number that appear 10 market and els' :
where We have seen them fAtter; but they ale
GOOD enough, and we do not mean TO be guilty OF
the outrage upon good taste and good living OF
complaining of the sora.
Our cotsnporaries In the interior, who know not
the sora, of course will not be tantalzed by this
paragraph. They know not its excelIencies aud
will not envy our enjoyment when we say We
have Toasted to safety upon this exquisite biid
fortune In this respect has favored US. The soia
have run into our net while sat quietly at home,
aad day after day We have luxuriated upon them
Would have been delighted to have shared our CD.
joymsnt with our friends, but they were too far Off
Our lucky star, not content with the manner IN
which the sora were ticking towards Us. must
oontrive to increase the supply. Capt. d. J. HILL,
Of the steamer Shaltx. on Thursday sent a present
70 the Dispatch Of several dozen, captured in the
Ohiekahominy. They were very fine. aud were
duly appreciated by those who tested their quality
-gsnslemep whom We say were worthy Of such
rood fare! We thank tho Captain for the comp \
msut be has paid ~. The passengers by the Shadts
will mud that boat very pleasant one, her Captain
polite and obligug officer and an appreciation of
good liss,0.
Nov the sora will not stay with Us long.
frost will drive him away. Let those who want
to eat the bird in perfection come Immediately to
Richm0sd. Those found In Petersburg and Fred
sricksbarg are inferior. Hero it 10 you get tie
best Ia dissecting him you can investigate tie
Susstiou u What becomes Of him after be diss p
pears from James Riverf We maintain that lie
n uigratory and fies away. He has got wings
and can fy. Let those who maintain that he goes
IN the ground show an equal capacity in him for
boring the earth, and reconcile the unsuita6eness
Of feathers - covering for an animal Immersed
under the mud; rather poor protection they would
afford from the outside pressure! Then If they go
ia The ground to winter, Why is 1t they do not
come out with the return of Spring or Summer
II wont do-they migrate ); and we are only sorry
they come % late and make 90 short stay. We
would b GLAD II they would enjoy our Virginia
kOepitality longer.
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Willie Lansdale, formerly of Warrenton, Pau
4uier county, Va, was recently murdered in Mi.
sissippi.
W. W. Cobb, member OF the Virginia Senate
from the Sussex district, declines reelection.
Jeremiah Adridge, the oldest citizen of Prince
George county, Va, died on the 10Th ult.
The ''Gosport House, was sold at auction. on
Monday, in Portsmouth, Va, for $2300
Randall w. Mc(avcck, has been elected Mayor
Of Nashville, Tenn.
Two yellow fever cases resulted fatally at MIL
ton, fla last week. The Courier, of the 10Th.
says there were then four cases under treatment
The inspection of toll acco at Clarkesviiie Va.
for this year. is 17i6 hhds against 1913 last year
showing gain Of l3S hhds.
Governor Packer, of Pa, has granted respit.
to John Lutz. who to have been hung yestsr
day at Pittsturg.
MIR. Metcalt, proprietor of the Metcalf House In
Wheeling, died suddenly Oh Tuesday.
Richard Diggins, a sailor, was ccideutally
drowned at Alexandria, Va, on the Goth ult.
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FURNITURE AND MATTRESS

~ ES.-You will ind at HAkW0OD'S. oh Gov.
FTernor stIe et. Riehuond, the largest aud m g
selessnt stock Il FURNITURE and MAT
TREsS KS 70 be found 10 the city. embracing
Rosewood Parlor and Chamber Suits
Aahogaay Parior aud Chamber suits
Elegant - sets for Chambers
Cottage y4rhiture
Dining RUbm Furniture
Chairs Of all descriptions
&ardr shes, eureaus and Bedsteads
With q great variety Of other Goods
Examine my stock before buying rs am selling
extremely low. sWHskWO0D.
90 2I--2mif Governor street, aiGhmond.
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T IST OF LETTERS-Rema aiming In the
IRICn MOND posi- OFFICE. on the lot dsy sf
October. 1885,
~ PersoRs calling for letters In this List VIII
pleAse say they are ADVERTISED
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FROM RIO JANEIRO,

HAMPTON ROADS, Oct. by the bark Parthiar
we have dates from Rio to August Eth.
Z. S. frigste st. Lawrence and sloop-of-war Fal-
mouth were in port. All well on board.
Health of the city good. Freights dull.
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NAVAL, AWARDa

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-The Navy Department has
awarded the following contracts for machinery
for portion Of the new sleops OF war For the one
At Brooklyn, 70 Murphy 1 Co., Of New York; the
largest one at Philadelphia. to Merrick & Son. of
that city: the one at KIttery, Me to Woodruff
Beach, OF Hartford the one at Boston, to the Bos.
ton Locomotive Works; the one at Pensacola, to
the Morgan Iron Works at New York The others
are not vet awarded
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Theatre.

The managers are having brilliant time a. the
Narshail Theatre. EDWIN BoorHs engage lnent is
one Of lhs most successful we have known there.
The audiences are large and highly Intelligent,
graesd BY much Of the beauty Of the city. The
plays psrformsd are Of the most elevated charac-
tsr-thsy are represented In . style creditabie to
the company, and the best order 10 maintained
threughout the house. Mr. BooIn's playing com,
nands that highest mark Of admiration, silence -
His exhibition Of that terrible passion, Renorse-
70 difBeuit to counterfeit-rroduceda almost breath
lees silence: . sileocc which was hot broken at
the Close Of the scenes. 10 both the parts of Sir
O6iss 0veyTedch and Sir EdDard Mortimer. this
passion 70 powerfully delipeated, and We cannot
perceive d more faitaful personation than that
achieved BY young BoorH ia each ofthem. 1t is
trssthat perfection IL point of excellence not to be
attained By man; and therefore, it cannot be- said
that his sctng 10 perfect but hs faults are minor
ones, and are nearly lost or obscursd by the brl-
lianey Of his genius.
We have already noticed B,orH's Pstractio. A
moro spirited and we'll maintained representation
cosiA not be. Perhaps some OF the scenss0f coun.
ssrssit rage we're little done, bat II b easier
20 pruus thse producs-it 10 easier TO diminish
excess Of spirit than TO spur up tamssess aud
spatsy 70 proper energy. Mrs. PafLLirs acquit-
~ hssssf very crsditabiy In Katharine. Mr..
HAsxus, - N.ford, played earnestly and we'll
His snaseia.ies 10 very distinct; great merit.
Dss h has say Of SLOWING his voice 10 riss .
hssls TOO high. lie should subject it to little.
marc ecatsol. 40 isdiscretiou Of this kind on the
stage ssnstinss occasions no little srring II dis
esEss The harmony u the general psrformaace.--
nr. BAILEY q good ''old man." Hs played Adam
Utneev5ea very we'll JOHNSON b = comsdlsu Of
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ANOTHER VICTIM.

New YORK. Oct. 1.-Among the hitherto uppub
lshed names of the passengers on the Austria, is
that of Prof. Michor of Barhansville Institute
South Carolina $3.50
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
REPORTED FOR THE "DIsPATCH. ;"
ESPECIAL pIspAfcH.1
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

SrAusfoS, Va, Oct 1.--R W. Bushnell, late OF
Washington city, while laboring under temporary
arrangement, caused by III health. shot himself
this morning at the American Hotel. He still lin-
gers Is o'clock P. N } and Il perfectly conscious
He states the act was committed while under men-
tai alteration. c.
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THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

NEw YoRK. Oct 1.-C. W. Luudy, from England
telegraphs from Halifax. that he has hopes OF
transmitting signals over the cable by using a
certain kind of electricity. He says the defects
arise from loss of insulation. $50 miles from Va
lencia; aso, that Bright, the Engineer thinks the
cable can be lifted aud repaired.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-02
EXPORTS on COTTON

Nxw ORLEANS, Sept 29-The exports of cotton
during the last week we're largest to Havre-to
which port $500 bales we're shipped. The ship
meuts to Liverpool we're only 5000 bales. We
quote middling At 12i4 1879.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-02

N> RICHMOND AGENCY.
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMFY
Capital: Sl0,000,O00!
Oper Httlf Million Of Dollars Invested IN the United
States!
THE LIABILITY OF THE SHAREHOLDERS UNLIMITED.
The revenue of the Company deriTed from Pre-
miums of Insurance. exceeds TWO MILLIONS OF
DOLLARS ANNUALLY. The Company is there
fore prepared to increase the amour. hitherto taken
on unexceptionahle risks They will issue Policies
for loss or DAMAGE by Fire en- Buildings. Mercban-
die. Household furniture. &c, &c. ON LIBERAL
TFRNa
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PROF. MILCHAR. OF s. G..

New YoRK. Oct 1.-The Herald of this city says
the friends of Prof Mchar of 8. c., state that he
being strong swimmer, there hopes enter
tained that he was picked up by the Norwegian
hr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-02
WANTS.

NYANTED.--A situation in some pri.
w waite family. NJ a German Girl. who eau Cook
Wash. Iron and do kinds Ct house work AptIr
At this ofice. Oc 2-2ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-02

Freak or A MANIAC.-In Washington. on Thurs.
day, lnnatic named Strain, impressed with the
belief that his mission ia to kill Free Masons fired
into the members Of lodge as they were coming
down stairs from meeting. Mr.. Hilberger Re-
cered one OF the balls in his foot. The maniac
Was arrested,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-02

A VALUABLE MARE.-Tbe celebrated racer Fash
ion, was exhibited, at thu Unio State Fair last
week She had with her a bIooded colt She is now
over q years old. and has won for her owners al
different times, $4,000. In 1912, Fashion beat
Boston. She is now owned by Reeber aud Keeing,
OF Lancaster Ohio who purchased her, three year >
AGO. for e. 500
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-02

WAR DECLARED AGAINST TEXAS By INDI,Ss-
Galveston papers Of the BIS: inst are received via
New Orleans. They state that the Northern Ca.
manches, Kiowas and part of the Apachts
numbering fourteen Indian bands Ia ali have
declared war against TeXas
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apuCIAL HoTICHa.

ksv' MEDICAL CoILS0s OF VIRGINIA
sxssf or is $40 The sTsonrcr sY LECTURE will
no de ~ on MONDAY, october I. at 2 ofclfct p.
NJ. hv Professor ~ucKRR The Medical ProfSs don
and the public respectfully invited 70 attend.
LIZ J0YHES, Id.
oc2-2t Desn n the Faculty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-02

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT "A son of Mr. Geo Morgan
abous twelve years OF age was killed last week, ia
MIR. Edgar's mill, near Lewisourg, Va. Some part
OF his clothing having caught on an iron shaft
which runs the corn crusher, aud before assis
tauce could be rendered, he was thrown round
with great velocity, breaking his arms in several
places, and crashing his breast in horrible man.
ner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-02

ACCIDENT On Monday evening last IMAM named
Bradford, from Bridge port. Va, was run over by
the cars, near Nurrays Tunnel, on the Baltimore
aud OHIO Railroad. aud was severely injured. The
engine and train passed over him, cutting of his
eight arm and msshing his head very badly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-02
Aueencannon miss Mar,

Ragland miss Sarah A
Richards miss CT
Richardson miss u
Rose miss Sarah
Rogers mis- A II
Russell miss Mary P
Seayres mrs Frances r
sharpe mics Drusilla p
Ssrgant mrs Glare
SiZ-r mrs u ID
Smith mis- Mary 4
Simpson miss Josephine
Simpson miss Mamie
Smith miss Betsy
smith misc Eliza d 2
Terrill mrs G NJ
Thompson nirs Mary
Undertake miss M A
Tinsley mrs kienor
1LanChens mrs ) p
Ware mrs L 7
Watkins mrs Emily g
Woody mis- Kebeoca W
woody mrs
Winston mrs Maria L
w heelan miss Margaret
" hIte miss Matilda
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JOHN r. REGNAULT,

{l92 MAIN STREET
SQUARE ABGVENEW CUSTOM HOUSE,
Ia now prepared to exhibit large and beautiful
assortment of Velvet Tapestry. Brussells Three-
Ply Ingram Venetian and Hemp CARPETINGS.
with the other articles enumerated above. and can
assure buyers that he offer great inducements.
he is satisfied to sell his goods at moderate profit.
He will be Die ased to have his il nds stomers and
uvers generally to call and examine them.
tn CARPETS, OIL CLOTH, RODS and PLATES
made to order. Sc 25-)m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-02

Robert b Pitchett, pilot. fell overheard on the
2sth Of September, while boarding the schr "Ex-
hibition." in Rappahannnock river, and was
drowned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-02

FRE.-On Thursday last, fire broke out in
Portsmouth, on Crabbe, near Middle street. Three
wooden buildings were entirely consumed, the
property Of two sisters, Mrs. Vim. Archer and Miss
Lucy Ann Scott. Loss $500, no insurance. The
buildings were occupied by several Irish families
Mrs. Sigrrnev. IN endeayosng to save her effects,
GOT very badly burnt
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~ WILLIAM ALLEN,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

II
W. At WmJ Smiths old stand, opposite the
LII Exchange Hotel,
Is in receipt of his rai stock OF Cloths Cassmerss
and yesting, and solicits call from h, friends and
those OF the late w Smith,
WANTED-A Youth who has some knowledge of
the business, and can come we'll recomm. nded.
sc 2y-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-02

n~ TYpooRAPHicAL SocIETY. The
rsgu,ar October meeting OF the Richmond Typo
graphical Society will be held at ODD Fellows Hal,
THIS EVENING, at TX o'clock. Members VIII
please be prompt 90
BY order of the
PRE8IDENT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-02

Rev. A. III. II. Boyd, ID. D.. Of Winchester, Va,
has been called to the Passionate of the Western
Presby terrain church In Washington city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-02

hkEs q VI pIlCtb IoT foItdltb are 20 cents
50cents, 81 and upwards. Family groups and Fancy
Cases, ut low prices.
H3.FAIaDAsKs' SeALEs.-A uniform standard OF
Weights and correct system of weighing. are sub
jects claiming the attention Of every individual In
the community.
correct Seals is inst artiter between buyer and
seller and it Is Of the utmost imp .rtance that In
strnment 80 universally called upon TO decide ques-
tons Of great value ia the daily aod hourly trani
actious ofbusness. should bs of s4ch reliability aud
czacneSs % secure the con ieace Of all those svho
may Be Affected BY ae results indicated and to obtain
such buy Fairoank's which, for the last twenty Eve
years. has been fully tested. and universally 20
ksowlsdged superior TO any other made. They can
only b had In kichmsnd Of LsRKSON, ANDuR.
soN %. No iG6 Main street. who are sole agents
and will deliver Ut short notice.
Weigh lock Fcales
ALI DAD Trneh Scales as9f.
Railroad Dspet fcaleA
| Hay and cAttie scales. sAlA a1
aud Who keep constantly on hsnd--
Whsat and Hopper Scales
/ pofmant Warehouse scales
Eollinx Mil scsles
" hsslbArrow kcalss
lertab's Platform Scales
Platform Counter Scales
lrocers ecatoa
Even Balances, and
pfuggist EcAles - ,,t,,
GENUINE AFRICAN PEPpS R--tor
Ia
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LADIES' LIST.

An ms miss Anlelila
Atwsli miss Hannah 4
r
Billups mrs Mary
Rat . miss Saliie p
beAh miss Mary
Bates miss MARY
BENNETT miss rddie
Binfprd n, lee Annie
Briggs mics Josephine
Brown miss Elizs
Butler miss Bettie y
burrell miss Martha
@
Cra ton MIRA Mary a
G. Jump mrs X III
Circle miss Louisa
Charlie - miss Alice
Clas brook miss Annie
Grafton miss N AIRY l. W.
Cullen Viss Catharine
CTump miss Mary J
ID
Davis miss CP
Davis mrs NJ y
Davis mis- 4 w
Davies MIRA Emma
Dick nson miss j .
DtnRler mrs Anne
Daniels mas Z
4
Edwards mrs 3
Eddins mrs N 2
Eddens miss 8 L
fitzgerald mrs
Frayser MRS b y
Frayser iuiss Ellen
Fitch miss VI
Fore mrs NJ A
g
Gaine mis- LucyJ
Gifard miss AIde!
0raham miss Blapch
Grimes miss Margaret
II
Harrison Betsy (c0D
Hsrue miss Anna T
Hall mis- Mary
Burt miss Julia Y
Heisler miss Lydia A
Hutchinson miss Louisa
Hanes sarsh
billiard sally
j
Jones mrs Jane NJ
Jones mrs Virginia Z
johnson mrs
X
Kelley rniss MclIie
Kelvin miss Ellen
T.
Iorn.,,,,,..p.,u;.
Iiles miss Eliza
Lee miss Susan
Lewis miss Ann kebecea
N
,
Massou Iir' caran
HMlarsnaii mrs " iimoin
Marks uiss saia' IL
Mul ray mlss nary Z y
A"i'n Nii'' D''Aa :"
s,.Y;....;.upo
Mcfarland miss Annie
n
Neison miss Jennie
Y
O'Neil mrs Johanna
owens miss Margaret
p
Price misa J.ou;sa II
Price miss Msrv
Powell m lisa Amanda
Powell ulIss Lucy
Powell miss OH
Parker mrs ssrab n
Page mrs Martha A
Pearson mrs Purnisia
Porter mrs Eliza
z
r
D. NJ
Roper mrs May II
sns,;ns ms MS : wv
Eian rrs - am
Kenr mrs M.r;.
O
.
smith miss Maria b
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A BIRTH IN THE SrAGE.-During a recent trip Of
the stage from San Antonio to Indianola, when
about four miles this side of San Antonio. q lady
passenger gave birth to fine boy. There were
four men passengers in the stage at the time This
event caused considerable stir among the psssen.
gers, bpt the driver knew nothing of the matter
until the stage stopped for change of horses
The mother and her child now stopping in our
city, doing we'll. Beat this who can.-hadiaaola
(Tszdsl Courier.
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CORNS. BUEI0NS.
kk{ wARTs, DERoRMgD
Ac., AG , cured 10

sighte,t pain permitting the s'isnt 10 walk imms-
health aud good carriage. Or sCHULTZ, there
n,wbei Chi opedisf whose invsla, bs s.rvics have
been experienced By large IuBDer VI citizsisd
Norfolk and Portsmouth has resarned 10 Rchmt a..
aud will be glad to see those who called during ~
ahsenc add all needing his skiia assistance shoaa
call early, a. his stay will again be brief. FI
further particulars see bis card In railf Wing
d. Beware Of quackA 0face Wall stree. ho,s''
NAL street &C III
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-02

J. Q. MARI, Esq, sheriff of Fsuquer county,
Va, has res gned his office.
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tag CARPErINGs.

me CARPETINGs.
RCGs,
MATa,
BOOKING,
TABLE COVERS,
BRASS STAIR PLATES.
TABLE OIL CLOTHS
COCOA NAT INGS,
PIANO COVERS,
SILVER PLATED and
RRASS STAIR RODg
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oc 2-2t


~ TYPOGRAPHICAL socIErY. - The
rsgu,sr October meeting OF the Richmond Typo-
FfP FTP sssss ". s' eoe 2ai Member. q.
please be prompt % &
oc2-lt PRESIDENT.
~8PscIAL CARD Miss JESSIE GoB-
pos's SCHOOL was re-opersd on FRIDAY. the lst
inst on corner OF Franklin and oth street
&C 2-IH
sGS- SRcoND BAPTIST CHUscH Rev.
TO MnRkOw Sunday morning. at II O'Clock; end
q; Light at71s O'clock. ocz-h'
~ Csc SEMpLE's
INPALLIBLE
POWDER.
For sale every where. Price 200, scz
~ NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS |!
LEWIS l.; SMITH TT e: 4. rent,
Secord door above the Post Ufhce,
DEALER IN fss
NE" MAGAZINEs
NOVELS
SONGS. SONG BOOKS. DC.
TOY BOOKS
STATIONEpY
BLANK BOOKS and
CHEAP PUBLICATIONS.
~ Surp'ies all the DAILY and WEEKLY
NEWSpAPERS aud MAGAZINES at Publishers
e. D.lirers NEWSPAPERS and MAGAZINES
in anv part of thu city, or sendsth by mail, WITH
o' "a. Receives all the NEW BOOKS as soon as is.
suad and keepe a splendid assortment Of NOVELS,
nv the best authors always on hand.
ar IN SIMPLY any thing in the CHEAP PUB
LOCATION business. promptly and at reasonable
prices: and aoIicits the custom of the public
xy- Retail price of newspapers. FIVE and
SIX CENTS. oc l-3t'
nNrNEw YORK DAILY HERALD
NEW YORK TIMES
90 BALTIMORE AMERICAN!
PHILADELPHIA LEDGER,
Supplied regularly end promptly to subscribers, in
any part of thu CITY. nv
LEWIS L SMITH. A gent
Dealer in Newspapers, Magazines.
and Cheap Books. ls2 Main s'rest second
door above the Post Office.
M-HERALD. TIMES and LEDGER, delivered
tA-sUN ard AMERICAN delivered every after
noon. oc TT
OFFICE OF 1. Nj. SINGER h ca. PIT Main IT.
RAJ GREAT REDUCTION or PRICES -
SINGER h Goa NEW and IMPROVED DOUBLE
THREAD SHUTTLE MACHINE. for family use,
for fifty dollars. $50 OO) Please to call and ex-
anime, before purchasing.
NJ lin r. M SIkGKR n CO.
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Sc 2s-StH

NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY
lV GoOJS
A. X. PARKER & 60.
Have row u store full and compile assortment cf
the rewAst and most fashionable styles of ENG-
Ii 81, FL ENCH, GERMAN and AMERICAS STA
PIE and FANCY DRY GOODS, to which they in
wife the attention of the CITY ana COUNTRY trade
generally feeling well assured they please the
most fastdious taste. and at the time sell their
gods as reasonable terms as they can be bought
IN this city They will continue to add 10 their
stock whatever is new and fashionable.
he following are few Of the leading articles:
Splendid Brocsde Silk Robes a,...z
Rich Payadere a; e. and Plaid Silks
Popln Robes a'Lez
Blk q 70 de Rhine Polt de Soie and Taffeta Silks
French Merinos and satin De LANES
Kich Plaid and Figured Naienc'as
Blk Bl'mOazines. A'pacis, Cbaies and Mousse'iDes
Rich Lace Muslin and Cambria Sets
Muslin, Cambria, pequet and Mourning Collars
Illusion Capes and Ber,h.s
CLUAKs. MANTLES and SHAWLS, in great va
CLOTHS. cAssINEREs and yEsTINGS
PLANTATION and HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
81 ard O.. Fuled Cloths, Sleeps Grey Satin It's
Bncklapd FGlied Cloths. kerscys and Plains
Plaid Linse Vs. white, ted and yellow Flannels
Red Blankets. of all qualiti 3 and prices
Me- To Blankets white and colored
Fine Dnmask Table Cloths, DamRsk Napkins
Linen Sheetines, Pillow Linens Irish Linens
Bleached and Bro Cotton meetings and Shirtiucs
Merino Lambs Wool, Silk and Shaker fhirts ane'
Drawers
AhxAudpr's Kid Gloves, Buckskia, SILK and Plush.
Lined Gloves and Gaunrets
Cotton auo Wool Hosiery of every description
CARPETS a. RUGS &c &c. Oc2
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wAnSes-1snse elssp. exsmiDsA q Wsrrsstop.
asvqssse psesfy. We les shs hos,ieids ~ Is a
Csssss, w. essa hatlsd 10 H. sun Of fGooo 10
aeeSes sseses - okes1t Cesss end ssard tsiai. :
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STRAYED.-S trayed from my

49, re, idence. corn@r u Clay and "a street.
sNIMMO." ANY person finding the same. will eoa-
fer q fssor and be libersi rev arded by securing
him ~ that get him again.
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ISsPrcrIoSs AT PErERsBURG.-The tobacco inspec.
lions at Petersburg, Va, for the year ending the
10Th September, reached Isl 81 hhdr.-au increase
of 1927 hhds. over the year previous. The stock
on hand IL 203 hhds.
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AMUsDMHE rs.

QICHMOND THEATRE.
KUNKEL l. CO.. .......... Lessees aud Managers.
Sixth light of the popular young American Ira.
gedian kDWIN BUUTI.
Saturday Evening, Oct. I'd,
Will be performed Shaksreare'. sublime Tragedy of
MACBETH
Macbeth EDWIN BOOTH
Highland Fling. .........M Miss Kate Ponnoyer.
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
(MUTUAL SYSTEMD

This Company has paid in the state of Virginia,
over ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS to widows, orphans and creditors.
DIVIDENDS are declared ANNUALLY, snd have
averaged about THlRTY-FIvE or FORTY PER
CENT
MsDICAL ExAxINER5-RoRT COLEMAN, JAMES III
CONWAY, A & WORKMAN.
SLAVES insured on the most favorable terms. fer
one or q number of years.
If you ars not insured, call without delay. and
procure policy.
Office for the present 2O3 Main street.
10-ifta