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CONDITION OF Mr.. HIPKINs.-Mr. Fred.
Hopkins, who was shot on the night of the
18th instant by Mr.. ii. Rives Pollard, in
front Of the Fountain Hotel, was last
evening pronounced much better by his
physicians, although they still consider
him By no means out of danger. The hip
bone is said to be greatly shattered, and
the ball still remains in the wound. lie
is receiving the kindest attentions irom
his physicians and Observation-Disclosures
S,fy 11
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Mr.. LINCOLN AND HIS C0MPOSITIONs.-
One of Mr.. Lincoln'S secretaries, in his
" White House Sketches" tells Of per-
sonal peculiarly in him we have not seen
mentioned. His writing was done when
alone, and was rarely corrected, either by
himself or others. lie composed slowly,
and when done was accustomed to read
his manuscript over aloud, "to see how it
sounded, as he could hardly judge of a
thing by merely reading it,
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MARYLAND REGISTRATION LAw.-Hon.
johnson and J. II. B. Latrobe,
Esq, concur in the opinion that the cleo
tions in Baltimore do not come within the
provisions Of the registration law, and
therefore that all voters, whether regis
tered or not, may vote. This opinion il
not very popular with the Radical com.
missioners OF elections, who will probably
exclude all voters not registered, in order
to perpetnate the Radical rule in that city.
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NBw York, October Ia Paris letter
Of September 18th says: The convention
passed between the French and Mexican
Governments, conceding to the former
half Of the custon-house revenues of the
ports located on the Atlantic and one
fourth of those of the harbors In the Pa
cifc, has been looked upon on the French
Boursc " securing the Mexican debt, and
has caused sudden rise in Mexican bonds.
The publication OF that convention in the
Nonitear happening concurrently. with the
appointment Of General De Castelman, the
aid-de- camp of the Emperor, and N. De
Gallifet. an administrator Of great ability,
has naturally been construed as the fore
runner Of the entire abandonment OF all
direct Intervention by France in Mexican
affairs. Thus, whilst on one hand the
aforesaid convention settles all her fnan-
cial claims, the removal of General Ba-
zaine, Of which you will hear ere long,
and the appointment instead of General
DE Castelman, settles the military part of
the question.
The General goes to Mexico with no
other mission than to arrange for the with
drawal of the French troops, and perhaps
to give the benefit of his experience to the
officers engaged in organizing the Mexican
army. This is all. His task will necessa
rily be short one, and does not imply, on
the part of the French Government, the
idea of giving any assistance to the MeXl-
can Empire, which in London and Paris is
looked upon as irrctrievably lost. AS to
the Marquis of Gaillilet, his presence in
Mexico refers solely to the organization of
the custom-housc system and to the ap-
pointment of custom-house officers, who
are to he selected from among civil officers
Of French birth.
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EOR SALE OR LEASE, THE To-
IL BACCO FACTORY on the corner Of Dsgraw
street and Tiffany place, Brooklyn.
The unexpired lease (neaFly eight years. and
machinery Tor the manufacture Of tobacco for
sale or rent.
The building Is % BY 10 feet, ave storie. high.
81 feet, with stable. and good yard room. The ma.
ehnery ofths mostimproyed pattern, bat litls used
and ss good - new, and OF capacity ios putting
elevator, hydraulic pumps and presses, water, gss,
&C.; In fact, q complete estaelishmene; and lSI
any one wishing TO embark In this business, such
an Opportunity But seldom Offers. Apply to
:" r. O. EDWARDS,
sal7-lm es Front street, New York.
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Town Elections In Connecticut.

NoRwALK, COM, October 1.-The Re-
puhicanS carried their ticket for town Of
Ulcers by a large majority.
WEsr CoENwALL, CoNN., October L.
The entire Union Republican ticket was
elected in this town to-day 10y largely i'll
creased maiOritirs.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


4 RARE OPPORTUNITY.-At the
n request Of Mr.. Richard Adams, We offer for
sale privately his VALUABLE Farm, formerly
owned by the late John Coke, ESQ. In James City
county, Va, five miles northwest OF Williams
burg, and containing !, 200 acres. 500 acres are
cleared, and well adapted TO the growth OF wheat,
corn, oats, and tobacco. The remaining 100 acres
are well timbsred with pine, oak, &c. There are
number of ane springs on the land, which yield
the best drinking water In the greatest abundance
at all seasons OF the year. -,
This tract constitutes what was formerly three
farms and can be so divided again, or even int
MORE IL the party purchasing should desire TO dis.
pose Of part.
The railroad now being built from Richmond TO
Newport News will pass within short distance,
and when completed will grestly enhance the
value of this estate. The increased value OF the
timber will OF itself In great measure defray
the expense attending an investment In this
property. L.
able Its situation is remarkably healthy and rem.
ders IL essy OF access to the Richmond, Norfolk,
and northern markets.
Persons wishing TO examine II with view to
purchase will be shown the farm By Mr.. Adams.
who La now residing there. or we viii accompany
any one IL they so wish 1t. Further inform alton
will he given by addressing rs Ut ichmond.
Immediate possession given-in time to seed
crop OF Whest-snd terms accommodating.
BLAIR & MCKINNEY,
Commission Merchants,
oc s-lv Richmond, Va.
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A New PApER.-It is asserted positively
that the negro Fred. Douglass is to start
a newspaper in this city. 1t is said his
foreman has been engaged, and that
arrangements are being rapidly perfected
for the early publication of the new jour
nal.-Iilcrdndrin Gd=ctte.
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SAVANNAH, October 1.-The new Catho-
lie church recently erected here was dedi-
Gated Yesterday hy Bishop Lynch.
The rebuilding of the cathedral will be
flushed forward
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HEAVY TRAyEL.-The through and way
rayel on the Orange and Alexandria rail-
ROAD has greatly increased during the past
rev weeks, its preponderance, however,
Ss,eing from the North 10 the South. On
,naaalurday morning last the train took up
,os through passengers Alexandria CO.
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1irerpool and London Markets of Monday.

Liverpool and London Markets OF Monday.
LIVERPOOL. October l.-Noon Cotton mar
ket opened very active; prices advancing Nd:
sales to-day estimated ut 10000 bales; mid.
ding uplands quoted at l4Ad.
LONDON, October l.-Noon.-Con s9H for
money 5-2o's, 7Oh Illinois Central, IN Erie
RAILWAY, 49A.
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~.ar..s Gold I'm Alabama.

wAsH1yaroS, October l.-Major- General
Wagner Javayne, the assistant commissioner
for the Freedmen Bureau ut Montgomery,
Ala, reports to Major. General Howard that,
upon investigation, no foundation could be
obtained for the report that two freedmen had
been sold in that State. ..a
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Jerome Park Races.

new YORK, October AT the Jerome Park
races, the second race tmile heats was won
by Alexander's WATSON" Time, l.iSa and
las. Third race tmile DASH, Luther first,
Ioadstone second, and Lightwood third.
Time
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Death Of Prominent Men.

LOUISVILLE, October 1.--IIon. ii. C.
Burnett died of cholera near Hopkins
Vile.
Ex-Governor Morchead is reported dead
al his plantation in Mississippi.
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Discovery Of Peat.

san Francisco, October Thirty
square miles Of peat, lying from four to six
fee, deep, is reported to have been dis
covered in Humboldt county, Nevada.
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Chill and Spain Commodore Tucker Installed
rs Commander OF the Allied Squadron.

us Commander OF the Allied SQuudron'
New YORK, October 2.-South American
correspondence states that the Chilians are
anxious to carry the war into Spain. The Sc
cretary of Foreign Affairs, in speech, said
that Chilli would ever regard Spain rs n natu-
raj enemy. The x-rcbel Tucker has been in
stalled commander of the allied squadron. 1t
is reported that Peru bought the United
States steamer Idaho, and Lima papers say
she will nj once leave on cruise. The shock
of an oarthGuake was felt ut San Salvador
August Goth. There was no damage done.
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The wife of Lemucl Penfeld, Of Few
Britain, Conn, committed suicide, Thurs
dsy morning by throwing herself into the
reservoir st that place. 1t is singular
circumstance that three ladies' living on
the same street with deceased have drowse
ed th~v y. T't'---4AA~ sams place within .
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rELEdRzpH1C NEWS.
MORNING DISPATCHES,
=. ch,.dler md the Di,,r,e, Csv,,.

Mr.. Chan Ter and the District Court.
FosrREss MosRoE, October Limited States
District Attorney Chandler arrived at Norfolk
this morning on his return from Washing ton,
where he has been consulting with judicial
authorities relative to the sessions Of the Dis.
trict and Circuit Courts and the trial OF Mr..
Davis. He brought intelligence that no court
will be held to morrow In Richmond, and has
notified the members OF the grand and petit
iury TO that effect.
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TIE CHOLERA IN BALT4MORE.-Thcrc
were but two new cases reported to the
board Yesterday, and they both were from
specific cause, and resulted in DEATH
4
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A Pillow FOR THE TIMES.
~ THE W Att pI,lW .

IA THE WATT PLOW,
PATHNTED JULY lsos.
Wars nted 10 do far better work, with one fourth
less power; IL double 70 strong and ~ durrble,
not one tenth as liable 10 choke clog, and will
pulverize the soil and cover up vegetation far su
perior 70 any cuff brace pow sver yet made tall Of
which have boon invented, formed. aud fashioned
by myself. -
I refer 10 the following farmers, Who can testify
SON, General W. IT, +. Lee, George B. Stacy, vii:
liam smith, Colonel J. r; Crsnshsw. Richard
Adams, DR.. Howiet, D. w. Hsxall, Sormand
Smith, P. Voolfolk, r. McGrndsr, q; q, Carter.
Albert N. Akin, d. s. Fisher. John p. Dickinson,
George Booker, and others, who are using II and
seen II operate. In every case where IT. fails to
como up TO the warrantee, I win return the price
paid as soon ~ tho plov is delivered into the store
Of George Watt < 70 at ths old stand.
No. lxs0 frGnkiin street,
se26-sm Richmond, Va.
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II FAD! READ!
md receive wholesome sdvies where TO buy your
CLOTHING FOR MIN. YOUTHS, AND BOYS,
GESTLExENs FURNISHING GOODS,
cheaper than any other house in the city.
The only thing necessary to convinse you viii be
TO call At
/. REENTREB'
Hl BROAD STREET toLD No. IN.
BETWEEN EraHrH AND Ninth STREETS,
vhere he is selling goods at the following prices
PANTS
Good Casinet Pants at sI.7s,
Extra Casinet Pants from 3? to -,
Good Cashmere Pants at s3.ss to -,
Prime Cashmere Pants from ~ toSs,
Good Black Pants at S3.7s,
Fine Black Pants st 4.n,
Fine Black Doeskin Pants at $3.50 to $40.
..., w.. VESTS. ...
Cssinet Vests at %, .- .-....-,
Cashmere Vests from $3.50 " ~,
Black Cloth Vests at ~, ....
Black Silk Vests at 80,
Fancy Silk Vests Al Sa.75, .s...
Black Cotton velvet Vests at -,
Fancy Silk velvet Vests from ID. toF.
COATS. -..
Casinet Coats at $3.50, ..."s.
Black Casinet Coats at $3.50,
Black Cashmere Goats ct 81,
Pine Black Cloth Sacks from $3to SIS,
Cashmere Coats from - to IS,
Fine Cashmere Coats from IS to Sis,
Black Frock Coats at - and 20,
Pine Black Cloth Coats from $lo to SIS.
YOUTHS AND BOYS CLOTHING.
A full assortment, and at all prices.
CASHMERE SUITS.
All.wool Suits at $l3,
Casinet Suits dark color) at St1,
ALI. wool Cashmere Suits at sl5,
Silk mixed Cashmere Suits $40,
Fine Silk-mixed Cashmere Suits frolS9lo to s?s,
Light Cashmere (Harr.son) at*l9,
Brown Cashmere Suits at $50.
Fine French Cashmere Suits from sec to s35,
Black Suits at all prices.
SHIRTS.
Undershirts at 90 cents,
Gray Undeshirts at 81,
White Undershirts at from Al to S2,
Fine All.wool Undershirts at *2.25 to 80,
Red Flannel Shirts at Sl.7s,
Red Flannel Drawers at *l.I5,
White Shirts at 81,
White Shirts from 81. % to sl.5o,
Fine Shirts at from $3.50 to $3.50,
Jeans Drawers at Is cents,
Fine Jeans Drawers at from III to sl.7S,
Calico Shirts at Sl.25,
Ruled. bosom Shirts at S2.?5.
Cashmere Shirts, full stock, from ~ to -.
HANDKERCHIEFs.
White Handkerchiefs at 20 cents,
Linen Handkerchiefs at 30 cents,
Fine Linen Handkerchief at 80 cents,
Silk Handksrchiefs from 81 to Sl75.
COLLARS.
Goldsmith's Glazed at IS cents,
AF. Gray's at 80 cents,
Genuine Gray's at IS cents,
Gray's Standing Collars at 35 cents,
Linen Collars from 10 to % cents.
sCARFs AND NECK-TIES.
A full supply, at all prices.
sUSPENDERS.
Suspenders for % ents 10 ~ pair,
Fine White suspsnders at rs cents.
HATS.
Wool Hats at IS cents,
Fur Hats from 81 80 to Sj
Ibavs also all the late FASHIONABLE HATS al
LII prices.
full stock of UMBRELLAS and VALISES, and
It PRICES TO SUIT THE TINES. Don't forget
he store OF /. GREENTREE,
Sill Broad street (old No. M,
oc2-lm between Eighth and Ninth.
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OFFICE JAMSs RIVER AND KASkwHA C0AYAHY,l
RIcHxoSD, September Is, 1883. J
THE THIRTY-SECOND ANNUAL
i meeting OF the stockholders OF the JAMES
RIVER ANb KANAwHA COMPANY will be held
st this ofncs on MONDAY the I'D October 1t 10
o'clock A. NJ.
Stockholders are requested to forward ~ soon -
possible to this once duly executed powsrs OF at
torney, atested by one witness, In sscordancs with
the following form ~ - Ell ti..' 's.#
APPoISrnsxr OF PROXY.
Know all men by these presents, That We, the
subscribers, being atockholders In the JAMES
RIVER ANb KANAWHA COMPANY, do hereby
constitute and appoint -oy true and lawn,
general meetings OF the stockhQldens ~ said com.
pany held within six months from and after the
dats hereof when We not personally present or
represented by some other proxy wuh fuu power
and authority at such general meetings TO give
such vote votes and 10 do such other act or acts
- each Of rs could give or do - member OF the
said meetings IL we were personally present ana
we do hereby rstify and cOnArm whsever vote or
votes act or acts, our said attorney may nwfuily
give or do for ms In pursuance OF the authority
hereby conferred upon him.
Witness our hands and seals this - day OF
- one thousand eight hundred and -.
Teste, .. leEAL.I
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
WILLIAM y. AUNRORD,
70 as-2awtd Secretary.
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Petersburg ahead of all i'm High Prices Tor To-

PgTERsBrRG, October 1.-The extraordinary
price Of eleven hundred and twenty-five
81, 1870 dollars per hundred pounds was oo'
tanned for a box of tobacco at the Commercial
Exchange in this city to-day. 1t was beau
tiful specimen of bright leaf, raised by J. IL.
Pemberton, of Pittsylvania county, Va, and
was bought by William Il. johnson, manu-
facturer at this place.
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r OOK! LOOKil LOOKi!!-Intend-
Aljgibie ioesiion ON The ist OF November, We viii
from this day offer our entire stock OF CHINA,
GLASS, b., u q small advance on cost unai tnst
time.
! Nerchants, families, and others Wishing 70 par
chase hsrgsins In CHINA, GLASS and kAkThkN.
wARs Asvs now an ogpsssanssy q S9snF s noa
corner opposit, Bslisst snl 1xessnSs Hosh.
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Scarcity or Corn I'm Georgia.

AUGUSTA, October lin consequence of
the failure OF the corn crop, planters are
gong West TO procure supply.
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NATIONAL TELEGRAPH COMPA-
IN NY-ORGANIZED UNDER THE LAWS OF
THE STATE OF NEW YORK-CAPITAL STOCK,
$40 600 oCo are solicited. Five per
cent will be required on subscribing. II Is coma.
IDENTIFY believed that thirty i've per cent. viii be
An that will be necessary to construct and fully
EQUIP TEN THOUSAND MILES or WIRES, which
nlsces in the United States; and the Company
hope that twenty ave per ssut. win suface for the
purpose. ,Nrpv own
6i fsss'I & 81 saFEg Ssoo6
b., 90. Apply to NJ .o.y~o 49,, ;, .
HARRISON, aoDDfa 1 AfPERsoN.
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Congressional Nomination In st. Lonis.
ST. Lows. October THE Anti-Radical
Convention of the first district nominated
John Hagan for Congress on yesterday.
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The National Express Company Sustained I'm
Charleston.

CharIcStUn.
CHARLESTON. :. G. October "A meeting OF
prominent merchants was held tonight to
sustain the National Express Company. Hon.
George A. Trenholm presided. Resolutions
were adopted urging the board OF directors to
re organize the company on permanent
basis, and promising it the support of the mer-
camille community.
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rOOPERING.
~ EIGHTEENTH NEAR CARY STREET.
The undersigned would respectfully inform bis
friends and Others that. having recently hued up
his shop, he II prepared TO furnish articles In a..
line al lowest rates and al the shortest notice. His
Is tho only shop In ths city fully prepared 10 do all
the work In bis line u business. He has recently
and the breweries with barrels and tubs; he will
consequently have to keep on hand 0larger sup
ply of WHISKY BARRELS, kk0s. and other bar.
rels OF every Sire thereby Increasing bis facilities
for supplying his customers promptly.
Those who snirurt him with workwi be gus
HENRY nErz0HR,
Eighteenth street, DesT Cary.
P.S.-OLD BARRELS will be bought, and called
for 40 la-iawaws
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OF STOCK.-The under
i signed, executor OF WILLIAM B WISE, de-
ceased late OF the county OF Henfont. r. o.. gives
notice that he will apply 10 the Circuit CoSrt OF the
corporation OF Norfolk city, Va, at the term held
nsxt after the expiration of two months from the
last publication OF this notice, "A required By law,
for an order directing the transfer TO him 81 the
stock In said corporation belonging ~ his tsstatoT,
w. VI. N. SMITH.
Executor OF " b. Wise.
NrRVaasssoae, n. g., September .. issA.
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TTENTION HOUSEKEEPERS
IA AND CONSUMERS OF GROCERlES.-l most
respectfully invite my customers and housekeep,
ers generally to call and examine my stock OF
GROCERIES, which have been enabled to select
with care and view to the interests OF my custom
ers. Prom fourteen years experience In the bust
ness in this city, and having advantages over
many Others ! am enabled to sell at prices greatly
reduced and adapted to the times. name In part,
SUGAR, Fair to Choice, t0l4 cents.
SUGAR, Refined, all grades, 1&12e cents.
COFFEE, Rio, fair TO choice, 2sG 30 cents:
COFFEE, Laguayra and Costa Rica, soqSSs
70! TEA, fair to choice Black, 7sc @sl..s:
TEA, fair to choice Green, Sl2e1$?.@.
BACON, Shoulders, Iia 20 cents
BACON, Side and Breast, 2lU2s cents.
BACON Hams 2al7s cents.
BUTTER, fair to prime, $3.50 cents.
LARD, fair to prime Leaf zsGes cents.
RICE, fair to choice, l23Ql cents
Also, No. ! NORTH CAROLINA HERRlNGs ana
Nos. and 2MACKEREL, by the dozen, kit or bar
Choice brands of Virginia Extra and Fine
FLOUR ats J, and cents per pound, and from
AIS Also SMITHS Wild CHERRY TONIC BIT.
TIERS, sure preventive Of Chills and Fever, for
Also, CASTLE, DEFENSIVE, sTEARINE, ALT
MYERS, and other SOAPS.
Also, WINES and LIQUORS, OF all grades, and
at low rates.
Goods delivered in any part q The st Erpsx
southeast corner Twenty second and Main streets,
halox he Tn mt ~ C0urkhOuna
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WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO
w RECEIVE TOBACCO In OUR WAREHOUSE
many years Inspector at Public Warehouse, and
Captain W. w. WRiSIG RR. Inspseteu-
viii be TW6 And 4 HXtF PER CENT. froa the
Let October. s.,u 80 I.t.
We take this occasion 10 return our fhAnks 70
them that In the future nothing shsli sSoAtn IN.
done 70 promote their Interest.
WILSON, 0LAZgBROOK q CO.,
f1-ln amman Tsufh ma Canal straNts
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THO THE PUBLIC.-A report has been
circulated that have demanded greater fees
than Clerks OF Courts are, by law, allowed TO de.
msnd: deny most RSsitiyeiy that ! have eye,
noyngy aSDs so The he :. sis.a
several times, and may have enthusiastically as.
existing laws in force, II. however. y nay ap-
fully invite such 70 call on ne q the Clefks oass,
Whenever II may suit their convehisnee, and viii
cheArfully -efu1d The amount 20 sr.lensudsd,
.. 'As s'5 wII sefI I' 99SEs C.
A DMINISTRATORS NOTICE.-
n Having qualified on the estate OF John Bunly,
deceased, and desiring 70 settle mp The sans vilh
the least possible delay conslstSns With The late.
rest OF all concerned, herewith no4ify ell cre1t.
tors 70 present their claims Tor setleen6 ana al
debtors to make payment Y Hs = ssslx IL Isseu'
\ Administrators Of John Bundy, tsessssd.
RseaxoHp. sspssnbsr v. In.
n HAVE THI9 DAY APPOINTED
j @. WALLxnsfIlN ny A0llT "a ses1nA A4.
Ginsss In this eity-bayins and selling - saaA
0ssSi4-i.~lw. HERMAN wAILE1gTlIx.
4 0ENCY FOR NEW YORK C1A {.
IL N. -CsleAlAlpl OR1A4. 1a0e O4oeD1
as =; ss'si x . "a
- -s-T.v, $40 ysSl ssgsl Il - L
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Third QUARTERLY REPORT OF
TioH AZ SINK on RICHMOND, va. ON TIE
FiRST HONDAY on OCT0BIR, lass: "
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TUnHrSH

FAD! READ!l d
and receive wholesome sdvics where TO buy your
CLOTHING FOR MIN. YOUTHS, AND BOYS,
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is. B. Smith, Cashier Of the National Exchange
Bank of Richmond Va, do solemnly swear that
the above statement Is true to the best OF my know.
ledge and belief. q. B. SMITH, Cashier.
State Of Virginia, city Of Richmond:
Sworn TO and subscribed before me this lst day Of
October, 1868. BENJAMIN b. WBlSlGER.
oc2-st Notary Public.
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IL. II. Goddin, Cashier OF the Planters National
Bank of Richmond, Va, do solsmnly swear that
the above statement Is true to the best my know
ledge and belief. J. II. GODDIN, Cashier.
State If Virginia.. city IF Richmond:
Sworn to and subscribed before me this ID day
Of October, 1855. EDWARD J. WARREN,
oc st Notary Public.