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A New COMMERCIAL EvrERPRIsE.-A
company Of gentlemen, with abundant capi-
tai, now engaged in running line Of steam
ers to Liverpool, propose to load the
steamer Melita at Norfolk between the 10th
and 18th of November. about which time
she will sail direct for the great CONNER
cial emporium above named. If the en-
terprise meets with sufficient encourage
ment, this line between Virginia and Liver
pool will be continued. 1t will open .
new era in our commerce; and we hope
the merchants and planters in Virginia and
North Carolina who have tobacco or cotton
for shipment will send it forward previous
to the time fixed for the departure of this
steamer. It is much better to ship pro-
duce direct than to have it take the round
about way Of New York, for the owner
thereby saves good deal of expense, and
consequently realizes more profit from his
sales. Messrs. Bacon & Baskervill are the
agents in Richmond for the Mellta.
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PERsoSAL.-Ex- Governor William Smith
arrived ct the Exchange Hotel, by Central
cars, yesterday afternoons.
Hon. William B. Reed, Of Philadelphia,
Is still in the city, the guest of G. A..
Myers, Esq.
county, and Hon. l.. C. p. Cowper, Lieu
tenant Governor Of Virginia, are at the
Ballard House.
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pAY.-Nr. A. J. Taylor, OF Rlayanns eoaniys re-
csiyed one useful lot, comprising one spfing bsds
one pair heavy blankets, and one eosntssysnss
valued st nfty dollars. a se&.ilg.
Mr.. w. H. stith, corner Of Third and nsfsAau
streets, one silver hunting case watch.
Mrs. Stanper, lsi Mayo street, one cord q wsos:
Mr.. d. L. Rex, Leigh bstwsen rint and sssone
streets, one silver watch.
Mrs.. h. Homes, Duvsl street, one silver fwsash.
Mr. A. L. Smith, Church Hill, ono silver wsssh.
Miss Jennie Hopes, Catherine strssts one tan Of
coal. .ts5 ..s.s...
Mr.. John PaFr, Henry eoanty, ono nasavs sill
YER plated tea urn. valued st en-. 1857 te6I
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yIRaixrA MAsurAcruRss.-w noticed ysssss.
day In the store Of Mssn W. 3. Wood . %. ssms
beautiful specimens Of the Gothic Air.tigh Cook.
ing Stove, Manufactured by Msssn. Aagss Hun-
ter, OF Federieksburg. There are Ave stses o.
this stove, and ell hsndsomsly finished, 40 Are
80 constructed as to commend them 10 even house.
keeper for their durability. nsatnsss, snd sdapts.
biIity to sll the uses Of the kitchen. These gen.
tlemen are largely engaged In the manafAeears Of
stoves and hollow ware. sna should receive en-
coursgemsnt from the southern trade. Their prices
are ~ low and their wares ~ good - any northern
manufacture "t
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALkANAC-OcroBsS ~.
Sun rises. - Gal Moon risss. n.ee
sun sets. SIS High tide, A. M....n.0

PORT OF RICHMOND, Ocr0Bsk ~.
ARRIVED.
Steamer State Of Maryland, Travers, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, D. w. CuYrte.
Steamer Nellie Jenkins, Hobson, bAitimors'
Steamer John sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, NOR.
chandise and passengers, L. y. TAsum.
chandise and passengers, B. Ayres 20.
Schooner Abids, 6umbert, Albany, ianeer' ..
Schooner Potomac, Carson, PhiIadelphis. coal.
g. p. Hawss & Son. nlt
SAILED.
Steamer Georgesnna, Hii, Norfolk. mersnsn'
MEMORANDUM.
The brig Urana, from Savannah for New VI:
leans. with lumber, was wrecked and xbandonsd
nj sea, twenty-nve miles from Cape CsDavessl
light, ON the 9th instant.
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EXHIBITION OF TABLEAUx, CHARADEs,
AND STATUARY P0R THE BENEFIT OF THE
SOUTHERN ORpHANs.-A number Of the
ladies Of Richmond, whose sympathics are
always enlisted in behalf of the unfor-
tunate, will give all exhibition of tableaux,
charades, and statuary at tho Theatre
tonight and tomorrow night, for the
benefit Of the orphans of Confederate SOL
diers. The project started by several pa
triotic ladies of Baltimore Of building an
asylum for these children in or near Rich
mond is in fair way to prove successful,
and the present exhibition is given with a
view of contributing to the fund devoted
to that noble charity. Among the ladies
who will take part are several who assisted
in the grand series of tableauX for the
benefit of the OakwoOd Memorial Associa-
tion, which were admitted by all to have
been the best witnessed in Richmond since
the visit of the celebrated Keller troupe,
many years ago. We have reason to be-
lieve that on this occasion the exhibition
will prove equal, if not superior, to those
which won the admiration and applause OF
large and refined audiences, and which were
abundantly successful in every sense OF
the WOrus Inc opening WAS oiiSihaiiy ar
nounced for Wednesday night, but the
lady managers have thought proper to
make q change, and have substituted
Tuesday for Wednesday night. Aside
from the pleasure of contributing to the
aid of an object so purely benevolent and
strictly noble, the performance itself, we
venture to assert in advance, will more
than remunerate all who make the small
investment required. The first rehearsal
took place yesterday afternoon, and passed
off in a highly satisfactory manner. 20
and see the exhibition, everybody, and
you will not regret it.
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OArs.-It Is generally admitted that the
cat crop q The only one which has proved
sriccsssfui "A eastern Virginia, and that
yielded most abundantly. The conse-
quence D that tie mAyket = we'll Supplisi,
and the nTticle r1s dull II - leefefd1y
~ Afty y ~ -1yel Il eento. hplesale
49,: 's,.;s s'sss.sI 2: y; s asss u. =
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: DIFFICULTY AMONG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Roselthal, an Israelite, was arrested yes
teraay 6hr using insulting, abnsiye, end
thfeateping language TO- Benny Holpy, =
eeptlanien of hil 0Mh psraussi0a. luetaee
Bod - adnlese q hisls y g g BAH fos IT. ~
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Vicious DoG.-Yesterday, on Brook ave-
nue., little boy was dangerously bitten by
a vicious dog that seized him by the neck;
and did not let go until driven off by
two passcrs-by.
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FIRE.-The fire last night about o'clock
was the result of the burning of junk
shop owned by Mr.. Williams, and situated
near the town of Fulton, about half mile
from the wharves at Rockets. The loss,
including the building, is estimated at over
$1,000,
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The GRAND ENGLISH OPERA will follow
its more imposing pioneer, the Italian, on
Monday evening, November 9Th; and too
much credit can hardly be accorded to the
management Of our theatre for this enter
prise. We admire "pluck," hearty sta
nina, infexible determination, and, sc. to
speak, the bulldog tenacity Of these gen.
tlemen, who, after an undeserved ill-suc.
cess, after disastrous season, como to
their work undismayed, forces from us q
hearty God-speed and commits us to their
encouragement. They have effected at a
heavy expense an engagement with the
Richings English Opera Company, troupe
numbering no less than twelve leading art
lists of acknowledged merit-and if ouI
people fail to accord to them liberal sup.
port, we say close the theatre and give u
nothing intellectual-turn us over to the
learned mules, wild animals, trained mon
keys, and ignorant clowns. Give us can
vass covering and promiscuous budding to-
gether of our mixed clements, the pure
and the impure, the good and the bad.
But we do hope such artists as Mis-
Caroline Richings, Miss Zelda Harrison
Miss II. Arnold, and Mrs. Bourdinot, ladie!
of eminent merit, with William Castle, the
charming tenor; S. G.. Campbell, Z. Sc
quin, J. Wylie, and the other members o
this company, will never be allowed to q
from Richmond unappreciated and unre
warded. Indeed, we have no fear of sucl
result.
We learn the repWtoire Of this troupe
comprises the operas of Mariana, Bohemian
n IL. Il w.
Don Pasquale, aud the Doctor of Alcan
tara, and that these will be given during
the season. The list for reserved seats i
to be opened at the Musical Exchange, ant
we look for . rush for the reservation Q
choice places for the whole series, th'
order Of which will be duly announced.
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SALEOF REAL EsTArE.-James NJ. Tay-
lor yesterday sold lot on Locust alley for
500. R. D. Mitchell purchaser.
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MarcH Gans.-Ths Arlington and hseh@ies
Baseball clubs will plsy matsA gsms ss-ssys
eomnsneing sti o'clock weather pssnieansb -
the grounds OF the Ashby Club.
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Rev. ALFRED BAGBY will preach at
Leigh-street Baptist Church every night
this week.
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THANKS FOR PAPERs.-To Turner, the
news dealer, for the Sunday Herald; to the
National Express.
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I1ONDS OF THE CITY OF RICH
ID NOND, OLD VIRGINIA STATE SIOCK, VIZ.
1fniA f,0lJPON BON DS, GLOVER HILL RAIL-
EoAD BONDS and STOCK. and other sssasissss
fos SYW snis. v,Ra,NIA REGISTERED STOCK, GO.
vTSnWMRNf SRCURITIES OF al kinds, and 6lL-
VER wanted, fOr which ths highest AAskss pries
v! ?: gsi,a a...psier ,s,a V CglLEcsIos 1.
q taas 81 3 I III ss,as. 4
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DY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF
ID the General Assembly Of Virginia gsscssed
hs ss,h Of Mach lsSS nsorPqstipg tns hiSY
the undersigned Commissioners will open books
for subscrirtion 10 the capital stock Of said COM
pany ON TUESDAY the 10Th October, Is6e, At the
bank ing .houscs of Messrs. Ro II. Maury u Co.,
r. A. Lancaster Co, Q. w. Purcell Co., ana
~ iliA'u ls 2 A' THOMAS w. MocANEE,
80 HUGH w. FRY,
r% ISAAC DAVENPORT, J1.,
.4 ~ 31E jams DUNLOP, sgS
JOEkPH X. ANDERSON,
l JAMES LYONS.
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E B. SPENCE, AGENT,
~. MERCHANT TAILOR AND CLOTHlkk,
OLD STAND, .
No, 1900 Main street. corner Of Thirteenth,
RICHMOND, VA.
CLOTHS, CASSIMEREs, and vESTINtS
style.
Has also on hand q stock OF
READY MADE CL0THlN
of his own manufacture.
GENTLEAEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
in endless variety.
auIRTs MADE TO ORDER AT SHORT NOTICE.
A cali solicited before purchasing elsewhere.
8 (se7 7-tsl
woo LEN SOCKS.-ALL-WOOL,
w LONG.LEG MEMS SoCKS-a really nice,
warm, and durable sock p,iss u,ru y,rTI csSrs; rS
no e7 III Main street.
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nR. GEORGE b. STEEL, DENTIST,
~ No, 7?3 MAIN, BErwEgS SEVENTH AND


EIaHrH STREETS, RICHMOND, Va,
has returned 10 the city after an
ABSENCE Of several weeks, during
VI s9;s p 'iIs KFT3rPSGsn hf az ~
1 OLD FOIL and all other
sri'cles reiuircd in his profession. He is there
t1re better prepared than ever 10 EXTRACT,
fiLL, RKdULATB, and INSERT TEETH In the
most careful and scientific manner. When de-
s'rd, either general or local anrsthetic, or the
ssvAnic battery, will be- used in extracting teeth,
lr,u. ALWAYS supplied with everything necessary
iar the purpose. ARTIFICIAL TEETH tof which
he has nns assortpent inserted upon GOLD
SILVER, PLATiSA, or VULCANlTE promptly and
in the best manner, s-sE.
In filling teeth the best material will be used,
snd the most scrupnlous care taken to insure sue.
The liberal patronage extended TO him during
III past ten or Twelve years Is sufficient evidence
that his operations have mot the approval OF his
l,irons. In the future tho same pains will be
iakep and no expense spared 10 insure satisfaction
In every instance, while his charges will be rs
moderate sS the same quality OF work can be pro.
cured elsewhere. He may be found At his ofhee at
All hours aud call from all In need Of his ser.
vices Is respectfully solicited.
GEORGE b. STEEL, Dentist,
oc ls-ts five doors above Spotswood Hotel.
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WIN. KNABE a CO.,~1.
" nAsuyAcTtasas OF
YlRsr PRRHIux. GOLD xIDAL,vs s3Vs
GRAND. Asp upP,oHfe feauAss ees

n ~ " -
These Instxumsns having been bsfon ~ UIebs
Tor The past thirty ysAn. have, spon tAsls sssel'
lenes alone, attained an uSrUlcHAsnD pnD-snls
HHscs thss proaoansss then snsqualls1. 1he1ss
s, e5s H foHB 81 ssdt ~ az
combines great power, riqAnsss, svseeneea, AAA
Ans singing quality. = ven = sfsat psyilv q
intonation snA hAsnsnioasnsss tAyoegteN tbs
entire scale. 1Asis .orsyayYs Il gssstst
y plant and slssie. And ssntssly ~ fsssA ne
ssisnsss found In % hAsy visnos, vtisA saaass
The psrfosDsr y % easily Hss. In s,,ssss
shsy ss.sos " sssslisd. rnsis asasst y ssa-
strsetsd viii ssrs AaA sttsaiiea - svssy -
thsrsia thss sAasastssisss ~ lasss nsshAal1n.
None butths best ssssonet nstssisl b ues1 Athe1S
nAAnufAsssss, and thsy v1ll asssDe As hAs1 unGeD
Of the concert. room With hat q ths Daslsg noea
An equality -saaEssssA n liAsis nsletyi = -.
-. .HoT T 70. YSAl-suf YoH Iyxa @
An oas ssuass Planes have sss 40 vinOnel
Ossal Gsals end tbs Agn9s fsshas. sta
JOnHS0M 3 CnAADtxkAYu1sNf Nfs
sale AsSaiafas th& Nh el ~ aAsys ssis1sHlo1
Pianos. No. -. ecsnAs AaiA ~ uis,A eReo
Rishnoad, We. y -
TsRANeFER OF sTOdR .-.Ins go
Scsiss s Ass Is .5ii sSFly : o. e. 4
sssse:sssasa ssas esss s. & ssrssSs ..pssss ~
8 g; 9 ]. ;:2;s SIS .|i;::ll { !:
TsT7YT. T.6FTNG ~
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CLOTHING.

ELEGANT AND FASHIONABLE
CLOTHING
aENr's FURNISHING GOODS.
II h with srsa, satisfaction that the representative
OF the nrst clothing establishment in America
announces the fact that the branch house In
Richmond has been successfully inau.
gurated and kindly received by the
people; and IN this connection he
respectfully informs the pub.
lie. that at the new and
H'" fine store
az No. 1907 MAIN STREET
he is able 10 present the
FASHIONABLE NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON
In those splendid goods which are being worn
in the metropolis Of America In
PLAIN AND FANCY BEAVER ovERCoATs.
kLEOANI DLAIh Dnnco opAACS
fabricated after the Parisisn modes,)
BUSINESS SUITS.
lin all colors, styles, and qualitiss,) and
aENTREL READY MADE CLOTHING.
equal In all respects to
THE FINEST CUSTOM. MADE WORK.
.- a., ,rou Lto~rn M onvya hio
reputation of the house of
pEvLIN 4 CO., OF NEW YORK,
will be sustained, and our goods will be Of the
best manufacture and very widely different
SLoP.sHOP TRASH
which is palmed of upon the public at apparently
low prices. while 1t is in reality
SHAMELESS WASTE OF MONEY
to purchase such clothing, thrown hastily together
and SO lily paid for that 1t seems a
PREMIUM UPON STARVATION,
peopling our land with skeletons in the needle.
women who are sacrificed IN Its production.
MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT.
In only the elegance and comfort of the most per.
feet 1T Of garments is the greater advantage
which can offer In this department, andI
am able to present
MRssRs. DEvLIN & co.'s SAMPLE BOOKS,
and also all those
MOST EXQUISITE PATTERNS
VERY SUPERIOR FABRICS IN GOODS
which can never be found ont of New York city,
and could not be made a part of any ready
made stock, owing to the sparing and
limited Importation, from which my
patrons may select and order
GARMENTS TO BE MADE IN NEW YORK,
FURNISHED IN SIX OR EIGHT DAYS,
in the best style Of that city.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
In this dopar mcnt deem an enunciation unne-
cessary, and will only say shall keepa
FULL AND ELEGANT ASSORTMENT.
JOHN S. DEVLIN,
date with Dovlin Co., New York;
1907 MAIN STREET,
opposite post-oiace.
[oc 2s-ts]
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pIA N osi sir1Asos,, ER
JOHN W. DAVIES q SONS.
G!CHMog MUSICAL EXCH A i
No. iSs MAIN STREET,

- y v
JOHN W. DAVIES d SONS.
E!CHMoaD MUSICAL EXCHANGE
No. iss MAIN STREET,
tole agents for
srlyFP's PREMIUM PIANO -FORTEs
These Instruments have been before the public
FuG THE LAST Thirty YEARS, in competition
with the best makers OF the country and are now
rrononnced by ALL THE LEADING PROFESSORS
AND AMATEURS the
BEST PIANOS MANUFACTURED
These Instruments have ALL THE LATEST In
PRoyEAENTS, and are
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS,
with the privilege Of exchange within twelve
months If not entirely satisfactory
to the purchaser.
We refer to the following persons, who have
sT!EFF'S PIANOS now In nss:
General Il. 4. LEE, Washington College, Lexing.e
ton
u. b. PAYNE s. BRO, Lynehburg;
Rev. K. &. PHILLIPS, Virginia Female Institute;
Miss MARY BALDWIN, Female School, and J. q.
CAyEL, Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute, Staunton
Professor 4. A. AnBoLD, Richmond.
Aesll from all In want Of SUPERIOR PIANOS
hs"scited. Terms liberal. ns-0
THE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND
l. TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
is now prepared to carry
MONEY AND VALUABLE PACKAGES
toaui from New York, St. Louis, and intermediate
points, far south as Atlanta, Ga. In order
ioaord the most ample security to shippers, It has
elected
~ INSURANCE OF FIVE HUNDRED THOU
SAND DOLLARS
On ih" money chests Of the company by each train,
with several leading insurance companies, such AZ
TIE sun, SECURITY, MANHATTAN, METRO
P0LITAN, AND PHOENIX,
whose aggregate capital and assets amount to
FIFTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
Shippers are thus insured against common car.
hsrN' rsk, and a security is afforded never before
Nlersi BY any express company. For this
NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE is MADE.
TIE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANSFORM.
TI0N COMPANY
IL now prepared TO do business 40
cHEApLY, EFFICIENTLY, AND SECURELY
aean DO done by any other company.
J. &. JOHNSTON, President.
By FIcsLIs General Superintendent.
my 2l-eod.S
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nR.P. DUvAL CALLS THE AT

/ lK. I, :. DU MI CALIE5 II Il n 7
i TENTI0N Of the public to his circular COM
mnrication upon the nature and treatment Of ASl.
ATTIC CHOLERA, &c., Just issued. His high claims
shoqId command attention. He atirms that his
Ant. .SPAsMODIC, which IL for sale by all the
druggists in the city, HAS NEVER FAILED to cure
A,Iatc cholera i'll any and ALL OF its stages, when
gwen aS directed.
II" offers his services to the citizens Of Richmond
free u charge, and urges them, in the interests OF
humanity, 10 give him trial.
Ofice corner Of Main and Governor streets, over
! h SPENCE oc lots
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DESUMED.-Theu undersigned having
~ resumed business, have taken the store
CORNER OF MAIN AND TENTH STREETS
Opposite the post.
and are now openinga
LARGE AND VARIED
STOCK OF GENTLEMBN's
READY-MADE CLOTHING
AND FANCY DRESS ARTICLES,
and pledge themselves in the future, as they have
done in the past, to spare no effort TO please their
patrons in
PRICE, STYLE, AND WORKMANSHIP
and those who have patronized us the past twenty
two wears can attest to the fact that when We
make an assertion we mean what We say, and will
live up to II In every particular. We
MANUFACTURES OUR OWN GOODS,
and have facilities for SO doing not surpassed by
any house in this or any other country. We shall
present to the public all the
NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON
as they are introduced, either Of foreign or home
production.
call from our old friends is greatly desired,
and we shall be glad to form the acquaintance OF
all those who desire to purchase goods on the best
'si'n' p'''' THOMAS s. BALDWIN h CO..
90 ae-ts late Keen, Baldwin Co.
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EEESH LEMONS.--Iwenty boxes
sEW caoP LEMONS, In splendid order, Just
40. LOUIS j. EossJEUx,
-%5 No, tll7 Main street.
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JOSEPH WOODWARD, DEN
~ TIST. No. 7?l Main between Seventh StUfYD
aud Eighth streets. Having been one of the first
10 Introduce in our city the IMPROVED VUL-
tAElTE WORK, whichsis now so universally po-
ru.ar and within the means OF all, he has long,
Irsctical experience in the manufacture and ad.
'4smrut Of whole and partial SETS OF TEETH In
This useful and desirable style.
Every care taken TO alleviate pain In EXTRACT
ING TEETH. oc Sim
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T. Z. TURNER,
L. ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND
TARY PUBL Lie.
Oaice in Law Building, rear Of Wing ONCE.

VHOMAS J. EVANS, ATTORNEY
| At LAW AND COMMISSIONER IN CHANCE.
EY, practices IN the Courts Of the City OF Rich.
m1nt srd the County OF Henrico. once on Frank
I'm second door from Sixth street. ia Its
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4 SHLAND HOTEL.-Haping leased
n this celebrated property, the undersigned
a.-urcS IT, usc who may favor him with their pa
iruase tina; they will have no cause to regret 1t.
The case and frequency of access, spacious
grounds, c!l-lurnished hotel and cottages, and
ahgndaptIy- table. render 1t attractive to
3 q, ana "Iual to any establishment In the state.
Terms moderate.
E"cuIsr boarders are provided with free Tickets
kofr~rhMsEts furnished balls and parties
an to r. WOLTZ, Proprietor.
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HOTELS AND BOARDING-HOUsES

DOARD, WITH PLEASANT ROOMS,
ID can be procured at No. CIT Main street, be:
tween sixth and Seventh. Also, few DAY
BohEDEkS can he accommodated on reasonable
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A PLOW FOR THE TIMES.
Il THE WATT PL0W,.

4 / A MEETING OF THE PRESI:
IN DENT AND DIRECTORS OF THE JAMES
i.tf nnh nh ND hAhAWHA CVMPAh Y held on the
a., ',pher, sG6, the following resolutions were
Bls'l on D.O,ion of Mr. Lyons:
- ne toiis on all articles shall be equally as
according 10 the classification OF the article
wAtSt per mile without regard 70 the distance
b'h \ may be carried. h
int"trta That the lock tolls after the LIST day OF
tai Le&l bs hS.d nj TWO and q half cents per ton.
bS'Y@el from the records.
.4 WILLIAM p. MUNPoRD.
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the unhappy ghosts carried the day.
Our new Board concluded lately to erect
market-house. To this they were moved
by the generally ly-expresscd wish Of the
people. In fact, they believed that the
ghosts would not oppose the project. In
this they exposed their verdancy. They
did not realize the power which death had
wrought. 1t was true that the old Board
did once seriously mediate the building Of
market for this dear people. 1t went so
far as TO purchase load Of secondhand
timber for that noble purpose. Afterwards
| IL concluded 1t was moro convenient for
people to get their fish and steak from
Richmond. The ghosts are white with
rage because the present trustees are
building this public institution. At the
last nocturnal conclave Of these discom.
fited spirits, understand tho following
bold resolves were adopted:
Resolved, That 1t butchers us like stalled
oxen to see the market going up.
RESOLVED, That We groaningly beseecl
our friends (forty in numbcr) never 10 bny
eat, or smell an ounce Of slain animal ex
p0sed for sale at this market.
DRes0lued, That we will haunt this build.
ing, and thus TO the best Of our ghostly
powers make il unpopular. &
.RssolUsd, That we wish NO bad some
thing more to say on this subject, but nm
fortunately We haven't. stss
These are truly fearful times. III
minds Of the people arc stricken With ter
ror. What dali we do I Ipnbllsh thes
facts 10 ths bope that they may ettfack n
fat4eutien ofaShe wise and eood. vhoQ
COUNSEL stnd sympathy Ne hesd psodl
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