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Wild Iowa case of "iovc at fret sight" II
recorded BY the Lnndsn Chart Ciycalur In = story
Of man "wAo 10 now 10 st. Lakes mad house,
aud has been detained there ever aimee the occur
renee took place. which Consigned him TO its walls.
Lady - was % sxquisiteiy fair, 90 singuarly
graceful. that Il dicult for the eye Of man to
behold her without prsSerring her to any other OF
her eex. porter WAS sent from railway termi-
nus 10 this lady by her brother; this man, the
prescott occupant Of st. Lakes, gut to the door in
Paris Lane just - the beauty alighted out of her
carriage from airing 10 HYDE park. The man,
Who had never seen Lady --- - she was then,
tripptng up stairs asked servant for the lady to
whom the letter was directed. and was answered,
he might give the letter to him for his lady. On
the poor fellows refusal rs he was ordered TO de
liver 10 Into her own hands, he vas shown into her
apartment. The man, being with the lady alone
whilst she was employed reading the letter. fxed
his eyes her intsDtly - IL lost In thought; but
before she bad done reading IL, he violently, and
With transport dew into her arms, and gave her
numberlsss dsvouring kisses Lady - was 80
surprised that she lost the power Of crying out
bot In the struggle with snch sud leu and strange
lover, she caught hold Of the string Of the bell
rang u Violently. and = servant appeared. From
that moment the nnhsppy man lost his reason, and
vas Committed to the mad-house. It 10 due to
Lsdy - to state the fact, that the maniac lover
- ffequsntly visited, and wholly supported by
her."
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PsAcrscAL jocks WITH An AYrER prEcE.-At the
Albany county (N.Y. Fair, . week siuce, young
Albany lawyer, while sauntertng about. found a
jedgss badge He picked IL up and pisned the badge
On bic coat, and with few friends went on y tonr
Of inspection. They inspected cigars, tobacco,
dials, Alsa, &c. The "Judgs" and his patty had
elegant tme oft. The "Judge" left the. ground
With too boxes Of cigars. one bottle Of brandy,
presented BY . Washington Avenue merchant.
three pairs Of gloses and Q tea-tray. The"Judge"
and his friends had had = delightful time But ell
blessings are attended With their drawbacks, and
one Of the parties who made those presents went
before magistrate aud swors out Q warrant
against the bogus jadss charging him with obtain
ing goods By false preteuces.
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tss1 popular Hail. situated on Franklin street,
near Goyernor having changed hands and under
gone thorough repair and renovation.i is now open
to the public and is offered the most accommoda
ting terms. The rumor That it was To be sold, and
or propriated to another purpose is erroneous, and
present will spare no efforts to keep mp
its reputation the best Hall .Or Public Amuse.
JOHN R COOK,
seI3-ts Agent aud Manager.
If Main anil t.arl ats nm afai
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", 3. SILLIMAN, JR.
EXCHANGE HOTEL. Richmond. Va.
r ONGwORTH's PURE OHIO CA

I UNUWUKTH'S PURE OHIO CA
II TAWBA BRANDY, CINCINNATI, OHIO
This Brandy has been manufactured for several
Years from the pure juice of the Catswbs Grape.
thus sording additional evidence Of the progress Of
Am -rican enterprise and industry, and Of abl-
ty to produce articles at home equal to those made
Dy any other ration.
The OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY not only equals
Jut ExcsLs the best imported Brandies, iu purity
u sovereign and sure cure for Dyspepsia, Fiatu-
ency, Crarnp Cholic Lanxuor Low Spirits Gene
raj Debility, &c. No family should be without it,
Retail price 81 rs per bottle.
s lie agent for Richmond and vicinity, W PETER
Son, successor to Alex Duval l55 Main street, cor
Of i2th where dealers and customers will please
Onward their orders
ny calling on the above agent the public can get
= small bnttle grsk0itously, 10 test the article.
IO--dHcw3nn
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FALL STYLES OF -
. UATS AND GAPS FOR 1853.

ALI OF thu latest styles of HATS, CAPS and FURS,
which have been selected by my brother in person.
FIR the Southern trade. al OF which have been
bought for cash and will be sold very low. l have
all OF the different tyles of Gentlemens hats and
CARS Also the styles Of Youths, Boys and Gull
styles. would most respectfully call the attention
of country merchants and farmers TO my sock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. a, viii sell them ver5
Chil6ren's HATS and CAPS. and Misses, FLATS to
be seen in the city. Call aud see for yourselves
HATS and GAPS from q cents to s.. too numerous
TO mention DO forget to call at 207 Broad street.
Eve doors below Breeder Fo1's. - .
WHIT MOORE.
/ most respectfully inf.rm my friends that am
still with my brother. at my old stand No 2O7 Bread
street, where shall be pleased to wait upon them
with anything in the line of HATS GAPS, &c. The
$40 k is large and we'll selected for wholesale aud
retail RICHARD MOOkE.
fl
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- To OUR FRIENDS. CUSTOM

- To our FRIENDS, CUSTOM
- ERS AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY
We take this opportunity OF informing them that
we have now in store, the largest and best ass2rt
ment of Ladiee'. Gentlemens', Misses. Boys. Chill
drens' ard Servants Boots and shoes thst we have
ever had the pleasure to otter 70 tee pubic. Our
stock is composed of the best Philadelphia: New
York and Eastern work. Our own manufacture
MAIDS OF materials imported direct by ourselves
Also the finest Boots and Shoes that can be made
in Paris, of the latest styles. All OF which Will be
sold low for casn. Orto runctua custemers
The following comprises in part CT our stock now
L. Ladies iaS Cork Sole Caters, s esssss'''
Fur Lined silk Button Shoes imported
White, Kid ard Satin Slippers
:. CATERS. at 81 Is to .5per pair
:. Morocco " alt He eoOtses
Slippers and Morocco Walking Shoes, of all
qualities and prices, with and without
asnslsmsn' .' csiE Sole Boots Boot. oon.r...
Buttons
s. Mou'ier Ties, calf skin
g patent leather
Villa, pat. lethr and clfrkin Imported
Patent leather and calf Con
gress Caters
" Patent Leather Boots
Pump Sole Boots
PUMPS. patent leather
"'"' . Fine oxford Ties. EDgsh Walking. tnr own
English Boots, onr own make
"a stitch Boots,
Mems thick heavy Brogan. in large variety
Misses CATERS, with and without heels
- Cor gress CATERS with and without heels
Button and Kid Ga tiers
Boys Caters, Cal! ana Patent Leather
Is Fin- Sewed Shoes very superior
IS Boots, very large assortment
a. Sh es Of all ginds
Over Shoes for Ladies' Gentlemen, Misses, Boys
and children, of every style
All of the above Goods W. re purchased at the low
est prices, and with particular regard TO our recall
trade As we are determined to be kept regularly
supplied with fresh Go. ds. one OF the concern will
make frequeDt visits 10 the North for that purpose.
With our in ported work and our own manufact ure,
assortment cannot, nor shall not, be surpassed
either here or elsewhere.
Always on hand, . large assortment OF Trunks
Carpet Bags and Vaces, Of the best quality Of
which We promise to sell the most reasonable
terms. ALEX. HILL,
W. l.. JOHNSON,
Manufacturers and lmpoy teIs Of
Boots and shoes Of every description
I27 Main street, Richmond.
~ Boots and Shoe, of all kinds made TO order Of
short notice. se2S
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DRY GOODS.
KENT, PAINE & co. are receiving by
IN various arrivals. about:
500 PACK AGES OF
FRESH DRY GOODS.
Many or whIcn were Purchased at the large salns
New York du, nag the past week, and Will be offered
at very low prices.
This large addition to their stock will render it
more attractive than It has been at any time this
season.
Among them ara great variety of
Rich DRESS GOODS
Plaid and Figured SILKS
Black GkOS DE RHINES
French and English MERIN0S
Cheneie SHAWLS and SCARFS
square and Long sHAWLS, splendid assort-
ment
Goth and Velvet CLOAKS
Gents SHAWLS and BLANKETS, In variety
Very Rich Velvet VESTINGS
Silk and Greuadiue do
Fancy CASSIM tRES and COATING9
Youths CASSIMERES, DC, DC.
-ALSU-
50 cases New and Handsome PRINTS
80 cases 3 4, rs and 4 Plaid LINSEYS.
To which they invite the attention Of the trade,
10 2S-ts
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T AND AGENCY. Having been en-

T AND AGENCY. Having been EN-
IL pleyed to sill several large tracts of land in
Nicholas county, invite proposals. from capi a!ists
and particularly from persons who may wish to set
tie on the same, to whom great bsrgains will be
sold
1 have just returned from visit to Nicholas, and
safely ass-rt that Tor fertility OF soil, aud ga
ubrity ofclmate, it IL not surpassed ~ any portion
of the state The lanu is situated in the mountains
by far the richest of which consists of table land
covered with sugar maple, ash. walnut, oak aud
country Thousands of acres of the laIG have been
(withina few years) opened and are now making
ample returns 10 the owners. The lands VIII be
surv and laid OF into small farm. thereby giving
to purchasers with moderate means an opportunity
of Investing. will give all ne, dull information on
the subject aad will show the land to those wishing
to purchase. Address
RICHAaD HILL, Richmond. Va.
o. I'm
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= BOOTS. SHOES. CATERS, BRO

GANs, RUBPERs, &c. FOR FALL, 1888 -
Per Ste amers from New York and Philadel.
-" phia we are in receipt OF our Fall Stock OF
Boots and sh oes for ladies' gents misses boy and
chiidren's wear, comprising all OF the latest and
Ynoet approved styles together with 'a-ge stock
of Bi0TS. SHOES and BROGUEs, OF our own ans
We most res pectfully solicit the public ~ give u3
call feeling satisfied can please in low prices,
STYLE and quality the closest buyers.
HARRIS l. cos Shoe Depot,
~, IN 100 Main at.
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n FALL TR ABE, 1858.


G. EO X G. Z J. SU NJ X, -
IMPoRrEk AND DZALEa IN
CHINA. GLASS AND EARTHkSWLkE,
(No ~ Pearl st.. Richmond, Va
Invites the attention OF merchants visiting TINS
market, TO his stock comprising az large ana ss,
house in this country.
All the latest shapes and patterns Of CHiNA.
WITH GRANITE, Printed, Fancy and common
EARTHENWARE, IL Of bis own pixkcr Imports
tion; with every description OF Plain, Mouiasd ana
Ont GLAsSWARE, from the beat factories In tnIs
country.
LOOKING GLASSES
BRITANNIA and PLATED GOODS
FANCY CHINA, TOYS. &C. &c
The best quality Of sToNEwARE. at factory
prices. 40
the merchrnts of VIRGINIA. North Car. tins and Ten
nessee inducements TO purchase their goods ~
Kcbrnond-t quail to any that may be offered IN any
Northern city and respectfully asks an cxamIns-
ton Of his stock. -,
a. Goods carefully packed ami forwards led With
rrom ntness sel-2m
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FALL TRADE.

~ CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE RkfAlL.
.RA The lsrgcst stock aud most exteu ..vs variety
OF keady Made Clothing and dents fa.nnhins
aoods. may be found at 3. MORRIS = Cos. Hs
Main street.
Merchants and Others visiting our city are ssr.
ticularly requested TO call and sxaDiae the seyse
stock on Ready Made Clothing, msbuaetured .!
ourseives expressly for this market which we NAT
ourselves cannot Be tquslsd 10 this o. AMI !
tie northern markets. as * CARDS sfyis snsJ. sha
s''es' =" Is MORRIS 4 CO.'S,
ltfs Main street.
fgn,h;nx ,aaa IN ordsr At short notice. 90 sim
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1883. FALL TRADE 1853
0II0YT7E 0UzN0-

AT HBUUCEU RHICES.
No up4sMeona ~ there hsve bern resent sajes
8 hNpsla4 onA19 q lsas than the .Dsic. We hays
- eaeg&1nG. s9y tea per ton. aud although The
Sofusia9 6egernDent have made n0chauRe Ia their
49, ~ ~ ceanof exp q 10 sst more Thea Others
49, haxstAseseoasfeduesao Our prics e o6s per
ne eete keMf ~ n our ftissds .snd 8 call from
e94 - IN - nesusAnos thaS ws viii & Ways
Yas - - eses tesoas. not uly psyuyton. 6u1
S1-s csSSSaAw : %.
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TO CONSUMERS OF


right to sell "GL EAs0N's PATENT AM GRICAN
Ca BURN ERS," in this city offer the same to the
cit ms of Richmond, with confidence, as the most
economical burner which has ever been presented
to the public The construction OF thes burners Is
such that the mount OF gas To be consumed can be
arranged to suit he pleasure of the consumer. and
his quantity cannot be- all, cited by any wearing
burning out Of the burner, Will, the expe fence OF
ali who ha used them proves that the quantity OF
light given by one of them is greater, with the
same amount Of gas. than rom any other burners
ever us d
As the season is approaching when there is gene
rally great cmpIants of large gas bills this j. the
best time TO apply the only preventative which is
in the hands of the consumer, and ws invite all
who wish 10 study economy in the use u gas to
call at our store and examine these burners.
The following c5rtiicstes, selected from many
,tht n are suf lent to estab ish the claims which
We present for these burners:
YALE COLLEGE LABORATORY. New Hayen,)
January IS 1888.
have tested Glea 'on's Gas Burner by the Photo
meter and Registration Meter, and have also useo
one of them for two or three weeks over one of my
The results of the examinations are as follow
WHILST. BY the Photometsr: a Gleason's Patent
American Burner, with the attachment for giving
4teadiness to the flame; burning It of gas per
nour gave steady light equal to i6 patent sperm
candies (Juid's TO the pcund.) The pressure
equal to Ia inch but tine rate Of consump ion was
regulated by the key, until the Register Meter reac
feet per hour. b American Burn. r. without At
misunderstanding ~ feet per hour; pressure
two inches; eQualled Also 10 candles.
Mr.. Giaa IONS continuance for regulating the flow
is we'll devised aud skillfuily constructed arrange
ment. The attachment OF hot metallic rods and
glass to steady the flame, has good effect for the
purpose desig ned-ald thus ar aDged have been
able to write ty it several hours of an evening
without fatigue to the eyes. When 10 full action.
lives the flame a stead ness nearly equal 10 tn.
1est ArganI Burners without the inconvenient heat
aud expense of that form Of Burners.
Respectfully, Is. SlLLIMAN, JR.
EXCHANGE HOTEL, Richmond. Va,
August Is, 1858; !
The undersigned having used Glcsson's Patent
tias Burners in the Exchange Hotel and Ballar,
House, for several months past. takes pleasure il
certifying to the seadn"ss and purity OF the light
turn shed by them and above all TO the economy il
the consumption of gas secured by the same; fol
After using them in all parts of the two honses
above named, the reduction in the gas bills, hen
compared with corresponding months in previous
years. places the fact Of a saving of from ~ to 2
per cent beyond q doubt. cheerfuly recommend
hem to all pes sons whn wish good ste ady light
with ali Consumption o: gas.
(Signed) JOHN p BALLARD.
g Il A BARGAMIN,
az Sim Cor Main and 10th SITS,
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DEDUCTION IN COKE.-The prices of
~ COKE, until further notice, will be rs follows:
Soft Lump Coke. ..................$5 per load.
6OIt Kali COKE. 40 DO.
Hard Coke, both grades....-...... 40 do.
At these prices Coke is, all things considered the
cheapest Fuel now offered, likely to be offered in
the market, during the coming season.
TBRMs-Cd$h delivery, on demand.
~ Yards corner 10th street and Basin, and corner
BYRD and 9Th, South side Canal.
my l8-ts JNO J WERTa. Agent
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HAT TRADE.
EIl
KELLY 4 MA SON.

KELLY MASON.
l07 Main street, Richmond, Virninia.
The Fall trade is now commencing, and we are pre-
pared for it, with stock OF Hats, Caps, furs, Um-
breIlas &c &c, of every sty1 and grade
One of he Srm has just returned from the North,
where for some weeks he has devoted himse assldu
ougy TO examining the goods of all the most celebra
ted houses and making selections, and he has been
able purchase at such prices as will warrant US
selling low. if not lower than any other house
in this city
With regard to our stock. it will be sufficient 70
say that We have laid in every thing that we could
find. To the manufacture of Tx Hats. on our own
Of eulises, we pay the greatest attention, and we
have made our wholesale rooms complete In every
respect SO I'm
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r AND FOR SALE am authorized
IL 10 soh valuable Farm near tt ms Bridge
adioininR the lands Of - Bradley and r Carter
IN shs lower end of Henrico, containing 276 Acres
al n woods and part Of Ii well timbered There il
sisc on abundance Of fine C.dsr Post on the land.
6nd some splendid low grounds. which 10 easil,
cleared and eclamsd. 1t il we'll waite ed, with til.
beot Of never falling sprinss The society 10 excel.
lent will sell great bargain privately, if early
aDDlicatiou be male. K0 LYME, Auct,
Office over A Bodekers Drug store.
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ORICE REDUCED TO FIVE DOLLARS.

L -Ruptures curedl Ruptures radically cured
The price Dr. Shermans great radical cure ruptur'
Truss has been reduced from $40 to only s.; placing
in the power of all to obtain of these invaluable
Cruises, and be perfectly cured. This Truss
seniently be sent by mail express to any portion
II the State.
send o measure of your hips peivis-sayin,
Rhether you desire weak strong spring. dis
inctly writing your name and place of residence
The pad of this Truss works on the ball and socket
,ystem giving it great latitude of motion, 30 as to
apply its pressure at any given point and then fixing
It is with perfect comfort. The Truss is neat
instrument being perfectly simple and not at all LA
BILE to get ont Of order or be broken has cured
great number persons in this city and throughout
me State, and We will most cheortniy refer to gen
.lemsn who are well known for their veracity and
cespectability who have themselves been thoroughly
.ured of this dangerous disease and tina ttoo in cases
,flong standing and Of an aggravated nature.
All medical men pronounce 1t the very best Truss
Known.
The money for the Truss must invariably be sent
q advance.
any merchant friend in the city, or We will give
any reference to responsibility aud prompness
The TRUSS or any information concerning it, car be
lad OF q. c. JACKSON,
No. IL Main street, Richmond.
N. B. Persons owning valuable slaves who are rupl
sured, should by ell means obtain one for they will
lot only cure. but are 30 durable that they the
cheapest in the end.
All kinds Of Trusses kept and sold on reasonable
terma. de l3-iy
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~, RICHMOND MUSICAL INsII.

A 7. L. GALLEHER, Principal.
The third semiannual session of this Institution
will commence on Til URSDt Y, the 10th of septem-
Der, 1855. and continue 20 weeks Every facility viii
be afforded in this school for acquiring thorough
lsusical education 7. achers OF eminent ability,
large experience and reputation, have been secured
for the several departments and expense or labor
will be spared In making it, in point OF musical ad'
TERMS for the session. per scholar. payable at the
middle OF the SESSION. Two Lessons per week, Vo
al Glass Exercise adult. s. so; Juvenile do. s.; Pr
sn2 Organ MeiodeSn, GUITAR T and Violin. each $40
BOARD OF Instruction 1MessIs I'll GALLEHER
CARLOS MEKA, NA1HANlEL CARUSI, CHAS
e RISEN. FREDERIC DOLLlNGER.
Special arrangements will be made with small
Classes in families. Lessons will bs given to young
,aoies at their homes. if preferred.
MONTH"; sOirees will be given at the Institute
This is to encourage pupils in their stud and to
afford them the opportunity Of exhibiting progress
to their friends. TO pupils who excel, will be
medals. and other tokens of appreciation.
The uvenile Glasses will meet at 1 O'Clock, and
he Adult Classes at O'clock P
Forfurther PARTICULARS, see Circulars or apply to
| l. GALLEhER at the Institute, 2I2 Broad stree t.
between 4th and 5th sts OF through the fost Office
l4-lm
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By order of the President and Dirs ctols.
WIN MUNFORD,


UgLLEVUE HOSPITAL.-This Institu
~ ton, which has been in successful operation foI
ho LAT fee yeaFs. ID situated On
CRUROH HILL, RICHMOND, VA,
In delightfu airy position, and 10 furnished witt
every convenience conducive to the comfort Of pa
Mants and the successful treatment OF disease
have been nicely Furnished suitable to the accom-
mOdAticn OF gentlemen who may find it inconve
nisnf e be treated Ut their private lodgings.
Particular attention will be paid to the ty1s1ss
ua11s. which are peculiarly commodious.
(Fhvabls On the removal Of the Patiently
vhits patients. Per week.
Oo}Of00 90.
Private Rooms, .............$7 to SIS
City acceptances required for patients from
ne country, unless whore the parties are known Il
one ~ the Physicians OF the hospital:
Thh includes all charges for Board Medical attend
nnce Nursing and Medicine. BY an arrangement
With the Inhrmary OF the Me'iical College, small
additional fee. ranging from 81 to $780, will be charg
ssesrtained beforehand By application to Of tn
attending Physicians.
No small pox admitted.
No patiout received for less than week.
Tue undersigned will give their personal atteD
t6oa TO I'll patients placed in their Hospital.
ATTENDING PHI Y5ICIAN6.
JAMES DOLT0N NJ. D.,
s1 THcMxs P PoEGAR d. y sp1 b. 9'n'
Basement Of the Powhatan House.
O. A. CRRNSHAW, NJ. D,
FRANKLIN It,, next door below Trinity Church.
WIN. W. PARKER, NJ. D.,
Law Building. Franklin street, next deer to State
rHos. n. NIXON. M. D. Resident Physician
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THE DIS PATCH.
SATURDAY MURNIN 1000. OCTOBER ,. iSs'
financial and Commercial.


Sales Il stock named we're made IN Petersburg,
nucsday. Petersburg Railroad. ss@eols; kfchmene
and Petersburg Railroad. SONY: Raleigh anu
0Astou RatlroAa 81 Virginia Bank stock, 7i's
eaiss In New York. Thursday. Of es,oo Va Is A.
ssss Qstee saies are reported By telegraph At 49,,
ana ol100 Tenn. s. At 9ast6s0ss.
vNspncTroNs OF Flour at Rtthmond. Tor the nrst
ou Nter endiug ssptcmb z 3gth, ISIS;
tet2 bills Faaaly.
23H ExtrA Superhae.
is51so Sapesane
7i03 half bills superfns.
aseS bills ttn~.
lStsa Aiddinss
SIS Condemned 49,
DAsL 8. DEIapLASs. Inspector.
Richmond Markets, Oct. 1.
There Il NO change IN breadstuhs no transac.
ii ms 10 ff.lIR etock light and receipts stftvevy
iimtf.I WHEAT unchAuged-.aood u prime Red
II Sss0kl 90. pooi - Prime white. 81 5nfpSi53.-
SORS-very little in market. aud sal, OF limited
lots At 81.
Norshern Markets.-tBy TLIkaRApH.l
RALyrHoaE, Oct. l.-ficur dull aud unchanee -
Wheat irregular ranging - follows. Red 81 Zoo
l95; v hite 81 i:Gy.43 Corn dull and 10 ser-Nhits
S0alsi; Yellow 4AaSs.
INV yoax. Oct l:-stocks higher-va. Sc sss-
Ilour heavy and lower--Southern ta,3afgj 90 -
wheat dull and hes d clining tendency but prices
unchanged. CHn lower-Mixed S9G7A; White $50
Ss,s; Yellow u.s. $500.
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VIRGINIA AND KENTUCKY RAIL
noAn NorInr TO CnNTR ACTORS Sealed

ROAD.-NOTICE TO CONTRACT0RS.-Seale
proposals will be r. ivtd by the undersigned until
The 10Th of November next, for the Gradust on apu
extending from the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
west towards Cumberland Gap. The nreh'es ara
nans non The above named distance can be seen az
the Office OF the Chief Engineer, in the town OF Ab
IN Qdon after the 18th day Of October next VINO WIZ
The line il divided into about mile sections in
the above distance there viii be earth to move
amounting to about 952fO 90 yards OF oosA ana nard
rock abont 5l3 ono YARDS of mortar masonry, 49, %
percbes of dry drains, Is GOO perches.
Those proposing TO- the work are requested to
st.te in their bits what amount Of stock they are
wi ling 10 take in part payment for ,heir work
Addr, as the undersigned, at Abingdon Va.
"a 2l-dtd WJHAWKINS & Co.