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THs CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDxENT.-The
last issues Of the Times and the Sun, Of New
York, contain calm and earnest appeals,
evidently made in good faith, to the south
ern people to ratify the constitutional
amendment "lest worse thing come upon
them.n II seems to be impossible to satisfy
the northern people that there is no party
in this section Of the Union which fayors
such ratification. Our people are all on
one side. or so nearly so that there is no
sense in writing upon the subject, as If
many Of them were hating between two
opinions. s..
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e. PEACE HATH ITS VlCTORiES.-Io
nre1ent or como uer disease is grand achievement
and as surely as bullet and bayonet VIII destroy,
so surely will HosTETTER's BlTTERs preserve
and prolong life. Tho
This is the most trying period OF the year. me
stamina of the strongest yields more OF less
Consuming temperature OF midsummer. Vigor
oozss from every pore. The strength OF man passes
avay in invisible vapor, and weaker woman De-
.onss re,axed and nerveless. 1t was to meet sueh
d;fa,nties that Hostetter's Bitters were given 10
society. It is to prevent the evil consequences 10
which an Embraced, depleted, debilisated organi'
zaion is liable, that they are recommended as .
SUMNER TOXIC for both sexes. Old people die OF
exhaustion every day, who might have kept death
AT bay for years to by an occasional resort to
this powerful and harmless vegetable stomachic.
Nine. tenihs Of the community. rich as well as
poor. ,oork continually. Htheir hands are unem-
ployed their brains are busy, and head work Is as
depressing to the vital energies as muscular toll
But tone the system-w with Hostetter's Bitters and
the wear and tear OF business life will be compare
iyely unfelt, even in the most oppressive wea
Their. No langour will be experienced, for as fast
as the vital forces are expended they will be re-
cruited and renewed by this healthful restorative
As a Summer Invigorant II Is indispensable 10
young and old.
Sold everywhere. ocH-z"eoo
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"A very readabls book. The author 10
himself quite philosopher. HIS book,
'howcver, will never convince the world
that Lord Bacon wrote Shakspeare's works.
That question has been irrevocably deci.
ded. Those who take an interest In such
discussions will Notwithstanding be very
much entertained BY the wit, ingenuity,
and earnestness Of Mr.. Holmes. For sale
By Bidgood & Riley.
Spanish Papers and other Miscelldnies h.
!. thctos unpublished or anooueceed. By
w AsHINGToN IRVING. Arranged and
edited by PIERRE M. IRVING. In two
volumes. New York: G. p. PUTNAM.
! HuRD & HoUGHroN. 1866.
( Any production Of the graceful pen Of
Washington Irving will be read wherever
the English language is spoken. These
two volumes consist OF scattered produc-
tions" which IL was "his intention to have
brought together and included in the col
lectiye edition Of his works." Then they
are worthy Of his fame. We had feared
they might be some triaes which he him
self thought valueless. For sale by Bid
good s. Riley.
The Taxpayers Manual; containing the
entire Internal Revenue Laws, with the
Tables Of Taxation, Exemption, Stamp
Duties, &c., and Complete Alphabet
cal Index. Prepared by Hon. GEORGE
s. boutwell,, late Commissioner OF In
ternal Revenue. ESQ pages. Boston :
LITTLE, Brown & Co. 1866.
A valuable pamphlets uade mec'nm for
the business man. Its title indicates its
usefulness so clearly that we need only add
that it may be had of Bidgood & Riley.
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noINGs AT LEVY BROTHERS.

DOINGS AT LEVY BROTHERS.
IL ON YESTERDAY:--Three hundred persons
yard Bieached Cottons at isc zoe. asc., and soc;
superior Irish Linen at SOC. Berage for wells at
soc. real French Wove Corsets at 81 so; heavy
Red Twilled Flannel at a5c. White Flannsl. full
yard wide, at Coo. One hundred persons were sup;
tuffs at CSC. and 75c. Hemstitched Handkerchiefs
at Sec Lace Wells at Soc, 75c., and 81. Seventy
i've persons were supplied with those handsome
go per pair Shswls at from 10 to $40 Fifty three
persons were supplied with handsome French Me-
rnos at 81 rs per yard Black Silks at 81 so, and
large number with numerous other articles at
: LEVY BROTHERS
Successors to Jacob A. Levy.
mol No. Is Main street.
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sB BREEDEN & FOX,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS,
No. Iol BROAD STREET,
ara receiving per steamers THIS DAY large addi-
tional supplies Of DRESS GOODS, bought during
the past week at the extensive New York auction
sales. Also, q large and attractive supply OF new
and choice PRINTS, BLEACHED and BROWN
GOODS, IRISH LINENS, CLOTHS and CAssI-
MEREs large assortment OF LADIES CL0AKS
and SHAWLS Of the newest designs. =
CARPETINGS OF all grades, DRUGGETS, RUGS,
&C., &c. BREEDEN FOX,
No. 40l Broad street,
oc27-l2t corner Broad and Fourth streets.
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SUNDRIES.
y 500 barrels VIRGINIA FLoUR-superane, Ex-
ira, and Family,
Extra, and Family, er,,p
6hogshsads choice PORTO RICO SUGAR,
- 100 barrels YELLOW, CRUSHED, and foW
DERED SUGAR,
10 hogsheads prime BACON SIDES, r
l2S bags prime RIO. LAGUAfRA. and CEi-
is mats S Choice Sbs ( old taovERNMENTJAvAC COP
shalt Chests superior GREEN and BLACK
TEAS,
Z SO tubs prime LARD, .-...""
for sale on consignment, orsrro
nol-l,x cornerSeventh and Cary streets.
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T EoNARD's AGUE CURE,
IL LEONARD'S INSTANT RELIBR,
LEONARD'S AGUE CURE,
LR0NARD'S INSTANT RELIRF,
LE0NARD'S AGUB CURE,
u LE0NARD'S INSTANT RELIEF,
for sale by druggists generally.
oc 25-ts Wholesale Agents, Richmond, Va.


YERs PILLs.-Are you sick, fee
Bile and A, Are o.: Il o.dsi
T1ss s,' one: :.t me pr:
sas:Ros g. sD 81 sss Is%s %
y. and {, ne a aqs, 1 s.. e snG e:
functions Of the body into vigorous activity, purity
the system from the distractions which make
sGs Th.
ing organs producing general sgsIs,..ion , :sf.
tsEs EYRa i PiTfs and see no. directly hsy
store the natural action OF the system ana vi!n
the buoysnt feeling Of health again. WHIT 70 true
sanssrous diss.npsr.. The ssns psIIatiys si.ss
Of he n.srs fansons q Sody
Sy ths ZANE ms9ns. None Who knew ths vis:ss q
me- t from n. Ssosasn tSsy sus-sush q
Headae6s, Roui Stomach, Dyssntssy, etlioug Gem
Esa inSsssSa: % n
~. hscpy. wasn;. sna sup1Fssioa vhsn saksa
NJ II sr1.r- sost,d, 20 that he xoss ssnaiivs
can tsis EN- ss.iiy. and thsy arc surely tAs bss
curative msdictne yet diseoveye1. si.s ~ 81
AYERS AGue CURE, FOB TIE sPIxDY .Alp
CRRfAIN CURE Of Intermittent .fsxer ~ Chilm
;s1 sisss 3 ch soa.
ssd biiioss Isys4i tadssS, e. re xaols sls =.
..ss s's Il ss ss "a sz sas 81: q
y at : sssE sns, . as: s
Econssins % 9ninins o. sShsR 1slAs1iess ~.
Staass. pog aosi9 goaass aslsise g ~ ir1s:
~ - iee .Nsst ~ = ~ % ~. 49,
q 81 !, III. s ..sgsL g 80 '
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Ans Point of Constimtirnal Law
Tnsfo,lowise q the Language ofths third
ssctna OK the proposed oonssitutioaal

.itS psrssosn n iSasn. 81 ! senator Or repre-.
sentastSe IN. Opegrsss, slectos Uf preddens
or vlcspeesldsns, o. hold any once, civsI
or pAtHaxy, under the United Ststsa H
undsrnAy State, who, having Previ0us'y
taken. An oAtA @ . member O. ConeFsss'vs
a asneunSef az any State legislature or
"a sreredutiva a. judicial onhcer 81 any
Ststn "a snnr,rt the Constitution OF the
TTrSsS ot.eSs shall have engaged IN insur.
r.csSr. Z. ,sbAiiion against the same or
.;..s a. ana comfort to tho enemies
thsrS6f. bat Congress may. 81 vote OF
tvo.thirds Of each House, remove such dis.
ability" ,...........,s..,r, /.
II viii b. seen that this section Is framed
mon Tn, assumption that neither men,
Der q Congress nor . member Of State
Legislature il an officer. This was done
intentionally, to avoid any question which
migAtctherwise have arisen; for II rebels
had been excluded only from all "offices,"
or If only those had been excluded who
had been "ofacers," any man in the South
might, In the former case, have been elected
70 Congress, or in the latter case any old
ConQsssAan might have been elected to
"ofice," It being considered, to say the
least, very doubtful whether q Congress.
man or . State legislator is an "ofiicer."
That such Was the idea Of the trainers Of
this section g 90 evident from the text that
we do not deem 1t necessary to say more
upon tAis point.
Nov, that third section Is very sweeping
In its provisions for disquslifying rebels !"
yet, carefully ss it il worded, it not only
allows, but, in consequence Of the clear
distinction which II draws between mem
bcrs Of the Legislature and officers, itpro-
vides, that any of the prescribed classes
may be elected members Of any State Lee
eislsture. So that even if 1t shall ever be.
come part Of the Constitution, the election
of United States Senators will still remain
in the hands of true representatives of the
southern people. Il il possible, but not
probable, that its trainers left this feature
in it Intentionally. Our own attention was
called to the subject by one who Is in ia.
vor Of the ratification Of the amendment
Another criticism, which close exami.
nation of the third section has suggested
to us, is less important, but may be con.
sidered worth making. The language, il
construed strictly, would require that the
insurrection or rebellion" spoken Of
should be against the Constitution" and
that.the "enemies spoken Of should be
enemies of the Constitution, though Con-
gress meant the word "same" to describe
"the United States" and not the "Con-
stitution." As the southern statesmen Sc
coded because the Constitution was vio-
lated, and claimed to be its best friends to
the last, they would not consider them.
selves prescribed by this language if the
Federal courts should hold that it bears
the construction we have put upon it.
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By Grubbs + Williams, Auetioneefs,
North west corner Main and Eleventh streets

VERY yALUABLEFARM CALLlE.Dl
MULBERRY GROVE, TIE F0RMkE IN
DENCR or JOHN w. SHEPHERD, ESQ, s.y.
TANNING TWO HUNDRED AND SsVs surs
FIVE ACRES, IN HENRlC0 COUNTY stnSnss
MILES FROM RICHMOND, NEAR TiIE hrAtgrS ~.
THE BROOK TURNPIKE, FOX SALE Al v S,r
TON by the request OF the trustee OF MT o. ,ss
beth J. sheppard: We will sell II aleGa 7"
premises, on TUESDAY the 9th Of ss,Smgsi lS.;sJ
at II o'clock NJ, the very valuable Eahh - Ia
ss above described. 1t contains ~ aerei, =,
cleared, i7s In original forest, and my acre -
cond growth pine, with some very vs,asg, .,sros
dow land, Itsdjoins the lands Of ;. VI g',s' IA
others. The farm is well w.,sred ana ng,
ments are dwelling with six rooms ken l,psd =
bic, barn. &C., needing some repair -. R,ocis
this arm IL, so near to the terminus oi q,
turnpike, and bounded by the kicnmond ahG .ssrr
Totes Vile plank road and the old FIsa ri IN
stage road, afording easy access 70 ni H,oaded,
the best road leading TO and being vel :, I'm;
makes IL very valuable. H 10 susceptible ., go \.
divided into several tracts, and VIII % s''4
whole or divided to suit purchasers. :, ,if.
Tgnxs: one. fourth cash balance -.
twelve, and eighteen months for neg9'iaois
interes, added, secured by trust deed. ,..,.
oc 20 dRUBBs 3 WILLIAMS. Als'ioHs
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W JOHN w. LEE & son,
uoiIse Ann SIGN PAINTERS AND GLAZIERs,
coRSxR EIsHrH AND GRACE STREETS.
WALLS AND CEILINGS wHITENED Oh
COLQRED. .th \
Will undertake orders in the country.
Having had long experience In the business
'he' 'ns"s' :" JOHN W. LEE,
=, GEORGE W. LEE.
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IsBxLL 4 Davis, Auesi onsers,


VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, IN
acknowledgements III TIKI BELLSsyss A Fsr A.
the Circuit court Of the city Of kieamonS rssssra
Cisrk. william n. cisrf and o,her g. cha aIs
Ss!mer cs; the same defendants the Exchange
| ants-ths undersigned Commissioner will, att
o'clock y. on TUESDAY the 7sth day Of Sep.
TENDER, isee sell at auction to the highest bidder
M Ias pEh a.. and fI ns,s' q h f.
TRACT OF Two HUNDREDS AM AND y TWENTY Wi sSY.
SEVEN ACRES 9g LAND In Chss.eIfsld county
NAL, subject TO the lien and title Of the d-fendan,
Junius L. Archer Tor unpaid purchase money, By
the decree Aforesaid i appears that said Wli,a
Palmer, William Webster. and stephen Loun,bery,
parties 10 the causes, are each entitled In eauyt6
Sns sSS
Junius L. Archer to said ave persons at the price
Of thirty thousand dollars In United States cur.
reney, subject to certain qualification under fGe.
pressed In the contract; and that ten thousand
dollars thereof being two thousand dollars from
each Of said nys persons, have been paid leaving
n. Clark and Frank G. CLARK in and to the .sid
valuable and we'll known property wi III be sold %
the premises at the time above specified.
Terms OF SALE: TN credit OF six, twelve. ari
eighteen months, In equal tnstal menfs, bearing
interest from day OF sale, secured by bonds OF as
purchaser with good security, payable accord.
ingly. -
VINES WIhkfA SFE rs osSRauMp, Commissioners.
The above sale is postponed until TUESDAY the
10th Of October, 1888.
JaMEf sEs Vs. oSsauMp, Commissioners.
The above sale is postponed until wEDN EsDAY
the It'll November.
1 WILkfA sFS y. UeakauMP. Commissioners.
pol-ThST2t
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V1Axs yAI!uA7f COAL AID
si,S5l /! tof saLi as .ncI1 g IHhssSnatV|l
the Lei day Of November, stshsSfs1ss osol0fnl
ihs c ord ~
by the SsginsSs0 ~ DSsp 1sn Coal ninanS saa
niI.s..lsssarls! cc.ys1y, ~, Az NE BUILDING
~. Tie Co1f-Y1xD Win Ghs large she'd.
oGIce And oshex bpii1tnQ thsrson, sitlstsl On
broad street. scx ssssp,sa y sAs Gosi ConPsny:
RAJ 10 1seI4s IN altey eixtesn fssS vide.
IA. The LOT On HseiscA st!sst between Csy
sns Canal. froasias - fsss' and 'saaias bssk ~
"a a. rhfss. sesrths Of Ne SQUARE STUDIED b.
tween Canal, Byrd, Yoashse, and Adams sffeets.
EooiIns iss ls.i q csesls isl isss . jousSss,
ana for.y,,nires nr st On Sya Tni properly T. al
!houla ;tts.sttas a!.snfion q psrsohs SishiasiS
TERxs; One fourth cash balance ct four,
eight, and twelve months, With interest; nsgod.
sble notes sseufed By trust deed. - -
ocU GRUBB6 & VILLA Ms. luetionesrs.
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BY Grubbs & Williams. Auctioneers,
forth west corner OF Main and Eleventh streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF Sc.
Y yENTY ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND. ~
THE MECHANICsyILLE TURNPIKE, TWO
MILES FROM THE CITY, AT AUCTlON.-ln *.
ecution Of q decree OF the Circuit Count Of ibs
county Of Henrico entered May "a, 1858, 10 the
case OF Schermerhorn, etc. rs. Austin and AZ
tho undersigned, commissioner appointed for ih-
purpose, will sell At auction, apon the PREM
on MONDAY, November sth, ut half past o'cock
2. NJ, II fair II not on the next fair day hsrsAi;
ter, At the same hour, the TRACT oF LAnU q
which the late Egmont Schermerhorn died seiisl.
lying on the east side Of Mscbauicsyills tHrnp,ks
q short distsnce beyond ths toll gate, and adJ0!a'
Ing the lands oil Leonidas Rosser and other .
There are seventy acres, of which there i a.s,iI
eient portion I'm woocs; and there are 's1sia.
buildings, one Of which can be converted mo
dwelling. II will be- sold 81 q whole or di'ids1,s
may be deemed best AT the time OF sale. a.
This Is q beautiful TRACT OF LAND, sai
should attract tho attention Of persons SEEKING
such property.
TERMS: One-thir cash balance at int y
months for negotiable notes, interest added tas
title 10 be retained by the court until the notes i'
paid. EATON NANCE, Coniaissi"h,'i
GRUBBs WILLIAMS. Auetionsers.
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DIED,

DIED,
At her residence, In the city OF Richmond, on
Saturday the 9th day Of October, 1866, Miss MAX
CELIA H. cambridge, eldest daughter OF the
late 8. NJ. and Jane F. cambridge, in the twenty
eighth year Of her age.
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OF COMPANY UNDouBTID,
ALL LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID HIRE WITHOUT
pspucrroH Yos IsfIassf. AxD SoT ~
- USUAL wffn oSxHs COZ. 29f~
,il$'f PAHrss, SIXTY AND
- SISsrr para A,rSR PRooy OF Loss.
the cYsot rssoxrcss Of the Liverpool ana LON
"doa ana Globe Isssranos 0bmpa"y' aad tAs
!" AtoA character qr IT. Direcors, together tcts"
/" PERSONAL liaStit.y u IT. sharsaolders' enfale =
/" 4, In our opinion, to the Highest confidence.
a.. r. JAFYRAY 1 SONS.
"sTURaEs, BENNETT I CO., :
"lLIx'R r. STEWART 3 CO.. ];
g &C. WI xo0RI / CO.,
I'D. APPLETON 4 CO., r'n
"cLATYsN. nELztg / CO.. = =
DUNCAN, SHERMAN / CO.,
Oh. L. / A. STEWART, :
"HARPER & BROTHERS, ~
"aRINNELL. MINTURN B CO.,
"BRowN BROTHERS 4 Co..
aa aD. HAMILTON WOOD" sa.!r
- 49,. e..i-
DAVENPORT 1 CO.,
General Agents Of Virginia.
once over National Exchange Bank,
=. Richmond.
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BY Grubbs i Williams. Auctioneen,
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL rs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL rs.
TATE on RICHMOND HlLL.--ln execution q
deed Of trust from Burnhsm Davis to The sub
scrber, dated October 1885, and recorded IN HeL'
rico County Court, being thereto directed by Tie
creditor secured, will sell tho properly conveyed
in SAID deed at auction, upon the premises, On
THURSDAY, sth November, commencing At y
O. clock =. M, II fair IL not, then on ;hc next lar
day thereafter At the same hour
The property TO be sold contests Of
l. LOT. with = large BRICK DWELLING
thereon (now occupied by said Davis on soIih
side Of street between T thirty second and thirty
third streets " by los feet.
O. A LOT adjoining tho above on the west, front.
ing 100 feet on south eide Of street, running back
los feet on east line OF Thirty second street
.. Also. the HALF-hCRR LOT fronting la2 feet
on north side Of street, running back los feet on
east line Of Thirty second street.
TERMS: Sufficient in cash 10 pay the expenses q
sale and a bond for Al, 500 with inter'sl thereof
from 7th October, lse5, and not for 1913 - with
interest from .th October, lsss cred AZ I" tSI
until 7th October, 1857 further credit a. 10 f'9H
until 7th October 1888 and the resldae upon terms
p. w. GkUBBS, Trustee.
6RUBBs 4 WILLIAMS, Auctinueers. &C .
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MARRIED.

MARRIED.
On Wednesday morning, October sist, by Rev.
p. Shaver, MI; EDWARD JENNINGS ana MISS
Brooks, Mr.. P. H. ALIEN of Richmond, to Miss
SALLIE 3. q. DEAN, Of Allegheny county, Va.
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BY Pilkinton, Pulliam & Co., Auctioneers.

EOR RENT AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
I The large, substantial, and commodious Sa
Ludiam Watson Warehouse, at Rockets, ..IL
will be rented at public auction on SATURDAY
the ID Of November at the hour OF half past
The building is 100 by nity feet three s,orIs.
and garrett above the basement. IL Is 80 wrll
known that o more general description OF II Is
deemed unnecessary.
Terms and conditions will be stated at the time
of renting, on the premises
Any one desiring to examine II previous to rent
'"e PILKINTON, PULLfAM 4 co,
oc al AuctionreTs.
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NEW THEATRE.
DUFFlELD & WALDRON..........MA MANAGERS.
The mana cement have the pleasure OF announcing
an engagement, for limited number OF nights,
R1cHINes ENGLISH M,fs fn OPERA TROUPE,
consisting Of
TWELVE FIRsT-CLAss ARTIsTEs, FULL CHo-
RUS, AND ORCHESTRA.
Miss J. Arnold, Mrs. A Boudinot, Messrs. W Gas.
tie, Z. Seguin, H. Peakes, g. c. Campbell, J. wy
lie, J. Peskes, and II. Arnold ,,rrcrop
1". First performance,
MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 5, 1866.
SCALE OF PRICES:
Balcony Chairs, 81. so Dress Circle and Orchestra
Seats, 81; Parque,te, rs cents; Family Circle, so
sl2 Subscribers Season Tic kets and Seats secured
at the Musical Exchange Of J. w. Davies Sons.
oc 30 81 .l -..
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cro3f, Rbss1ok A6hutAYss
81 foonBMAffox Cfacue,i
III ~ b4
ettssniIs4 ssprsisiy - Ne sossAsn - 40 In
80. ora.r % sirs II ysst sniiiansy ana sRast.
sE yN~s ] sonbtnsd WITH r kffGT@
- M. JoHs xURRiT'S
Il IuRoPlAs oIIcus. ~. @5.
81 rosl. Rossros { xuaRAY's -
GRAND ooxDIsAriox souTHEzS olacus,
as9 Tst'E oYj ~ sss,R ia9i N5<iH7' t.ittF
r win exhibit in Riehnond fos four days \,
OF LOT cosssa OF Houlrz AID Gar sssa,fs.
.9f4 7a sonnsneing 3i 20
~ MONDAY. 1ovIxslR srz.
vTas sfst 81 g>yII T z
ADMISSION. .".."......':.."'''.''" -
..'...'.'''''''''''''''''' ~
FIxEpnEx. 20. ..........., "...".......".".. %
Among the professional celebrities sdornins this
perfect construction OF talented vsna-
r. .ility is the wonderfully talented
sAGRINEE FAMILY,
one Of which IL
MAplxo1sELLz SOPHIE,
who Il absolutely unspproached BY any rider' male
orfemals in either hemisphere. Also,
x,ssss PENNY AID GoLDIH,
IN THAR wonderful Trapeze performance.
Nova PERELLE AND MASTER HENRY.
LIE JEANE BURT,
,bs wild Ho.smsn Of the West.
Professor g. P. Hutchinson's
TRAINED DOGS.
m.ssns. MURRAY and HUTCHINSON,
The pEysEe BROTHERS
CHARLES, RUDOLPH, and VALENTINE,
sIaSoR FERDINAND. ...~.
Mr.. DEN STONE,
the popular Humorist and accomplished gentleman
OF the circle.
Mr.. GEORGE MURRAY, -
at Mr.. FRANK BOSTON.
Msssrs. La Rue, Perry, George Aurry, Masters
Henry, Charles, Leon, Clarence. etc., etc.,
versatile performers, the whole form
ing q congress Of peerless
The collection Of
TRAINED HORSES,
PERFORMING PONIES, and
TRICK MULES,
are unsurpassed and cannot fail to elicit praise.
VIII also exhibit at Charlottesville Friday, no |
vember I'd; staunton, Saturday, November Sd;
Petersburg, Friday and Saturday, November 9th |
and 10th +. L. COULDOCK,
no1-4t Sole Agent.
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SHIPPING.

DIRECT STEAM COMMUNICA-
~ TON FROM VIRGINIA TO 49,
fhiETT a !. .,naa,sd steamship e NE 18TH
folk early In November, and about
the middle Of that month will be ready to receive
freight direct for Liverpool.
:. w. D. REYNOLDS 4 BROTHER,
Norfolk, Va, Agents.
BACON Baskerville,
oc22-ts Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-01

OSSics CITY GAS wonxs, ossoess r =, nssls
no BRICKMAKERS.m,, ~ lpgts l,y
j will - rsesivst g tah oas s,u a aboal = =.
n tT RocErrTs Bricks, " .. pany :, a. AsSsi.
mosirsd Tor buiidins Tank ios Gas "a Sarnsd. 10
etSs The bricks are All 70 % -.
Az in(csnation In Nissica 10 me Adv
ssyss =. s.s: ss fsss; r,.sr,s q: .ss, is"
jst any 81 eli proposals.. periuiradsn''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-01

VIRGINIA HALL.-A GRAND VO-
Y CAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT. FOR
the benefit OF Madame RUHL, VIII be gwen ~ the
1896 Tickets of admission, ONE DOLLAR May
he procured at the store OF Messrs. JOHNSON Il
C4AMBERLAYsH music dealers aud publishers, No.
9o2 Main and Ninth streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-01

1 We owe an apology 70 =
q Riley for not having sot.eE Allow
ledred the receipt Of ssvoial new beoka
which they sent to usasme week g two
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n. Authorship Of Shakspedre. BY Ma
8 sSu.xrsIs H0rHN. New York: Puo-
= llsheti 81 HcRb 4 HouoHToN, 40 Broome
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-01

TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK m
y, y q Ss1oes: 2aDS.EI.s: LIagoas &C by VI.
Co.s lstsd tsth day Of september. iiss. sns !.
corded In ths Clerks olfcs Of Rich nond Hnsis.ss.
CosH, viii proceed 70 sell on TUESDAY ths ~
4 T., q The ssois q ala Ysrsroash sggsi'ti
Henry street between Clay and Cathsrine sr..,.
f n,s snpfs aoet Of GOODS, GROCERIES, In.
SUGAR, crushed and brown;
COFFEE, FLOUR, TOB1CCO,
WATER BUCKETS, BROOMs,
SODA, GRoSND rsPPsR. STARCH,
S%Saa,ssky. SstkstssL. noLAssrs.
C0UNTEk SCALEs, ds., &e
TEAMS Cash. JAxks.TEAPLENAy,
Trustee