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HUCT1oN sx1T0-THW DAY.

AUOTy1N SA4ST6l0 OAxs
4Hanisoos 0oddtat Appsnon. Austionssns
e Dahksrs, peoksrs, 80 Real Estate Agents.
VERY BEAuTITUL BRICK AND
sdurhwSsr cokNts of i Siohfa AND LEisa
STREETS, OPPOSITE THE RgSlD8NCga o.
MAJOR WILLIAM ALLAN AND THOMAS W;
NcCANCg. FOR SALE At AUCTION M. Joel
b. Watkins, expecting TO remove 70 his new
building. now nearly completed, has authorized
~ 10 sell ut public auction, on ThuR9DAY, OstO.
Der 9Th, 1879, a half o'clock p. NJ, tho beso-
tiful RESIDEyCB locned - above. now In bis
occupancy. The LOT fronts twenty four feet on
Leigh street, running back about rs feet TO vide
new and Il Rssss SrSsr sSn,' q SsnS
somsly faced with msaic, and ornsnented With iron
ing t.n rooms besides closets, bath.rooIs &c Oil
or back building, connected BY rear portieo, with
q private stairway entering this and the main
building, containing two chambers, with nre-
places, Two servants' rooms kitchen, with range
complete, and hot and cold water, and . laundry
There Is on the premises an excellent ofick ssDie
and carriage. house, with feed room shove.
The ne!ghborhood 10 unsurpassed, snd the Iocs.
tion most elevated and attractive, being surrounded
by several large gardens. residence 20 desirable
In all respects II rarely In market.
TERMS Orc. third cash balance at four, eignt,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, Win int
rest added, secured by trust deed.
HARRISON, GODDIN APPERSOH,
ss26 Auctoneers.
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers.
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh street.

CEDAR PARK.-THIS VALUABLE
OFARM OF az ACRES WITH EVE IN:
TaE RICHMOND AND DANylLLE KAlLK0AD.
POR SALE AT AUCTION AT the request Of tho
owner will sell Of auction, Oh the Premises, OF
MONDAY. October sth, at " % clock VI the FARM
known as "CEDAR PARK formerly owned by
DR. H. N. Hudson, situated ~ above.
II contains 373 acrcs-.oo cleared the balance IN
oak, pine, and cedar
The improvements are an excclent dwelling
wi n eight rooms, large barn, stable for fifteen
horses, large kitchen, quarters. large and fancy
corn crib, smoke house, and school. house, also.
q fine young orchard
II Is rarely that 40 desirable farm Is offered ~
sale, being good land, with good Improvements.
and ut a station OF the railroad only twenty MILES
from Richmond, which affords facilities Tor CON.
munication with Richmond twice a day
Terms: Liberal and made known on day ol sale.
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS.
or dds Anciions"r-.
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NOR SALE OR LEASE. THE To-

EOR SALE OR LEASE, THE To-
II BACCO FACTORY on the corner OF Degrsw
street and Tiffany place, Brooklyn;
The unexpired lease NEARLY eight years. ana
machinery for the manufacture OF tobacco for
sale or rent.
The building is 90 by 40 feet i've storiss high:
81 feet, with stable, and good yard room. The ma.
chinery ofthe mostimproyed pattern but little used
and As good as new, and OF capacity ior put!ln6
elevator hydraulic pumps and Presses, wster, Gas,
&c; in fact, . complete establishment; and Tor
apy one wishing to embark In this business, such
an opportunity but seldom Offers. Apply to
sel7-Im ss Front street, New York.
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RICHMOND, September 20, 1866.
Your telegram is received. Permit us
to renew the inquiry whether on Tuesd3y
YOU vii, I've at Richmond, Norfolk, or Nix
dria? Your answer will much oblige IS.
W. B. REED, ~
J. X. TUCKER.
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RICHMOND AND LYNCHBURG
AIRLINE RAILROAD-Th committee appointed
10 devise the ways and means for the prompt
Of this work will meet THIS MORN
ING Thursday, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the rooms
Of the Insurance and Savings Company Of Virginia,
No. 1910 Main street. The following gentlemen
romposs the committee: DAVID ]. BURR, J. A.
FRANKLIN STEARNs, c. w. PUR-
GILL, JOHN ENDERs, and JOHN D. HARVEY.
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RARE OPPORTUNITY.-At thu

A RARE OPPORTUNITY.-At the
n request Of Mr.. Richard Adams, we ofer lor
sale privately his VALUABLE FAkh, Formerly
owned by the late John Goke, Eco, In lanes Clty
comfy Va five miles northwest q Williams
buIg. and containing 100 acres. 500 acres are
ri. arsd and We n adapted to the grown OF wheat,
corn. cats, and tobacco. The remaining 700 acres
are well t!mbered with pine, oak, &c. There are
a number OF fine springs on the land, which yield
the best drinking water in the greatest abundance
nc all seasons Of the year.
This tract continues what was formerly three
farms, and can be so divided again, or even Into
more IL the party purchasing should desire to dis
pose of part. :.
Newport News will pass within short distance,
and when completed will greatly 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.
able It's situation is remark ably healthy, and rem.
ders 1t s.sy OF access to the Richmond, Norfolk,
and northern markets.
Persons Wishing TO examine u with view TO
purchase will be shown the farm BY Mr.. Adams,
who Is now residing there, or we will accompany
any one II they SO wish 1t. Further information
will be given by addressing Us at Richmond.
Immediate possession giyen-in time TO seed .
crop OF WI eat-and terms accommodating.
BLAIR & MCKINNEY,
Commission Merchants,
oc 2-lw Richmond, Va.
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BY Harrison, Goddin 4 Apperson, Auetioneers.
Bankers Brokers, and Real Estate Agent.

GENERAL BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
- LOTS, IN MANCHESTER, ON ALIEN AND
BARNEY STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
viii be sold at suction, on tho premises, on
THURSDAY tho 4th Of October, 1855, at !? o clock
NJ, part Of LOT No. 7is, and the whole OF L0Ts
Nos 2l6 and 22T-the two former fronting zoa feet
on Allen street and the latter les feet on Barney
street, cornering on Porter STREET.-THE be divided
into lots to suit bidders These arc beautiful lots
and should attract the attention OF capitalists ana
others.
Terms: One. third cash balance at three and
six months for negotiable notes, interest added,
'e So % W BAsRisON. GoDDIN 4 APPBRsoN.
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MARRIED.

On "Wednesday, September IS. 1865, at Pleasant
Hill, Scott county, Va. the residence Of the
brides father, by the Rev. Mr.. Hickey, c 3 VAR
BROUGH, Of Richmond, Va, and LAURA b.
daughter OF James q. Wood. Esq.
Petersburg, Lynchburg, and Macon (Ga,) papers
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Don't forget to put . one-cent stamp
upon every can, bottle, Or other single
package containing meats, ash, shell-Hsh,
fruits, vegetables, sauces, syrups, prepared
mustard, Jams. Or jellies. packed or sealed,
made, prepared. and sold, Or offered for
sale. o. removed for copsunptIsn In the
United States. Every grocer has 70 sss
70 this matter.
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~ arabbs : Williams. Auetionesr,,
Northwest corner Of Main and El.ven,h .,,s.,.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DWELL
FIFTH STREET BETwEES AND L sTRysrs
In execution Of deed Of trust from z Hail tra,'
tee, to the snbscriber dated ?sth March, isss ana
req uested by the creditor secured BY ,sIl deed 7
will sell at auction, upon thu premises, on yRI'
DAY, 18th October, At half.past o'elockP p u ~
fair. II not, then on the next fair day th.rean.,
at the same honr, the property conveyed by al
deed. being BRICK and FRANkD DWELLING
situated as above stated. containing room. ana
occupied by Mr.. Tennlle. The lot Is Is by l?s !,s
10 an alley 20 feet wide.
TvRN- Cash SUFFICIENT 10 pay expenses NJ ,.l.
and note for sIso.7 with interest from 10Th Sep
TENDER. 1855 upon credit as to si9I ~ until
10th March, 1857 and the balance upon terms 10 bs
made known at the tims Of sale.
p. W. GRUBBs, Trustee.
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BY Harrison, 0oddin & Apperson, Auetioneen.
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT. IN
ID SIDNEY, ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF GROVE
STREET, WITH TWENTY ACRES OF HIGHLY
IMPROVED LAND ATTACHED, FOR SALE At
AUCTION.-At the request OF the owner who re-.
pseS y, ON TTEspAY The Oh Sra. on as
at " o'clock p. NJ, that beautiful COUNTRY SEAT
located as above, now In the occupancy Of Mr..
lanes w. Allison, containing twenty acres Of
highly improved land, embracing FIVE squares Of
four acres each, according to the plan Of sidney,
and the whole well enclosed. The improve m.nls
are OF the best character. consisting Of large
residence, finished in the best style with marble
mxntcls, folding doors, &c, besides large kitchen
green house, stable, carriage. house, &c.
Terms: One half cash balance at one and two
years for bonds bearing interest, secured by .
trust deed.
lnrtipuaers
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The FARxER for October is on our table.
Published by ELLIOTT & SHIELDS, Rich
mond. Send three dollars, and have 1t
forwarded 70 your address. 1t 10 richly
worth the money to any farmer.
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BY 4. A. J. Clopton,

Auctionskr and Real Estate Agent,
No. 81 Twslfth6treet, beween Main and Franklin.
ALUAB Bile VACANT LOT.
Y on WEST SIDE OF TWENTIETH BE-,
TWEEN GRACE AND FRANKLIN STREETS.
FOR SALE AT AUCTION II will offer for sale al
auction on SATURDAY, sth day of October, l'ss,
at half past o'clock p NJ. upon the premises, To-
Gated as above, fronting on Twentieth street
twenty .dve feot and running back xty.six feet
The convenience Of Its location makes II desirable
for a private residence.
Terms: One-third cash balance six and twelve
months for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc.
cured BY q trust deed. u. A. J. CLoPluE,
oc3 - AuciiOnopr
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SHIPPING.

NOR NEW YORK.-AT LA NTH
ccE GSAsf H4ss : new :as slogan. M6&
Side v eel steamship Al Ben hRLs, f1S
II. 4. BOrREs COMMANDED. VII svnuIn.Y S,Ohf,
from her wharf % koeketu ON SniDA'
October sth, at !? o. clock ,h,,hogr.
Psssengers will please be punetusl 20 ma
Pare. state room and meals ineiuiea ON ryE.
Freight received pto sosioek sA'pA
For freight, or to secure ticket. and state To-
having n unsurpassed Accommodations. sPpgo
1s SAMUEL AYRks w.,
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ALEXANDRIA, September 20, 1866.
To .MesSrs. Reed and Tucker:
There will be no United States Court in
&c. UNDERWOOD.
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4 correspondents iDqalrea ifssrasscn
Be6EDlow and HusslosSs Jspeseent ~
= {aAsasl" Rev. Dspt,
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ESTABLISHED IN 1886.

w. +. BUTLBk, 70. +. BUTLER, General faunsn.
FRANCIS J. PARKHR. Special Partner.
BUTLER 4 SON.
IMPORTERS ASp DgALRRs II
CHINA, EARTHESwARB, GLASSWARE, AND
HOUSE-FURNIsHING GOODS,
VIEW IkoS-YRoSr BulLDiSe,
No. 1907 Eagle Square,
RICHMOND. VA,
have lust received per brig Nv: H. Bigeiow. anA
will open this month. very large and entirely
new stock OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF GOODS
In their lire, recently bought In person BY our
sAnior partner upon the best terms OF me mAneiec'
frers In Europe. and imported direct 70 this city,
LARGE ADDITIONAL SHIPMENTS
are now on the way. and will Be here during The
faif' orr arrangements In Europe are such ~ Will
enable US to draw our supply regularly end a..
rectiv from the manufactures. q
EmbaYking anew In business life. oar senior
would respectfully bat confidently appeal % ~
old friends and patrons and the public genersliy
Tor their support and sueouysgsnsns % IA new
nrm.
rs Sell 06R Go0DS 40 LOW
- they sSh be purehsssd 81 any other direct N
southern msrehsnts, hotel. keepers, and fani:
lies cordially invitsa TO examine our GOODS ans
superior paeksris snployssS ! .ox
~ Him No. lsM nain ssrsss.
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r,REDERlCK THE GREAT Asp
l NJ Gs :sis. q aSnii "a 81.
~: os:s d tSs Holy tosasniGss tGso III
q Sssssa r"ys, y Rev. ; = p,,,..
sisstsy,s Chsirclss. hiuAsssiions Of 'hs ''
RIA on the Ansisnt Greeks. "a -. Manners
Bssisrs aal,ss. Enaa tss.ns'' Az
AZ Si sSms liz in sSs Iiss Of i Divine ~
Nv ja4es D brown, y. 4. ~. No Book Of
lnnasl Of ssisaiiic Diseovssy, OF ~"
i~stsSs al Iurenis q aucrin. "; ,.eorI o.
owe hsye nSses rad more touenms aa Tore
assetsA plssy, ,.sasssly sasssioa' :,
VsSSn.ssss S.lvs RlcesapAiesl ske'shs'
Bs.sls !. Pssfss. lEs;s ssl: p .RHlx..
49, ~ Governor sIse.'-
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s>>--s-<~~s~>~s>s~~~@<--N> <~S>>s-S>~~~~~>~r~s
y 0susss 3 Wiiiisas. Assssesssn,
HoFtAveA soeuss q Main anA Hlsvsnth s,yss,

AUCTION sAiEeIyIuRx DAY.
0Fabss 3 Wniisas. Assssesssn,
HossAvsA sosnn q Main ~ 4lsvsnth stree.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF sp-
~ ygnTY lCRSe o. VALUABLE LAND. NJ
nILH lyon rHE CITY, At AUCfioS.-in.,
seution Of . dsssss Of the Circuit Court os ~.
county 81 Hsnrieo entered Nay u, fss5. In u.s.
case OF 6chsSmerhorn. etc, %. Austin and ,,.s
the undersigned, . commissioner appointed for -,
puIIoss Will soil ~ aaetion, upoi, the POEMS.
on HONDAY, November sth, at half pa.t Co.
r H., II fair, II not on the next fair dsy tbs,..t
ter; q the sane hour, the TRACT or LAyD ~
which the late Egnont eehermsfhorn died ssi,.1I
lying on the east side OF Neehauicsvills tuynntS.
short distsnee beyond the toll gate, and 49,
Ing the lands o. Leobidas Roster and others 'N"'
There are seventy acres, OF which there SANS
Client portion In wooos; and there are .sys,.i
buildings, one OF which can be converted in,o
dwelling Itwilltbe sold a. q who'll or DIVIDE :.
may be deemed beet NJ the time Of sale
This IL . beautiful TRACT OF LAND, Ana O.,
should sttraet tho attention Of persons sesk,ns
TsENs; ne.third cash /; balance At s,,a :,
months for negotiable notes. interss, addeJ ~!
ute 10 be retained by the court until the note.
paid. EATON NANCE. ConIni,sIcn,,"s
GRrBBs WILLIAMS, Auctionecrs OF
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NEW EATRE Z.
THIs EVENING The :" soLpIER's CRAVE"
kiss NE WHILE I'm sLEIrlNo.
"rIppERTY wITcHET,"
WILL BE SUNG.
At
4 CARD.
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE, !
c..s.nAay oil Ia0H 4

a NEW RICHMOND THEATRB,l
September "a, 1905.
MRssRs. DUPFIELD K WALDRON, Managers OF
the above Theatre, beg most respectfully 10 In.
form IN. public that they intend 10 conduct " AZ
place for the representation OF frt-class drama-
Tic and musical entertainments only nf M cs,
INTELLECTUAL, and AMUSING CHAkACthk;
open this evening with the OPERA TkourE;
which will be succeeded by the highly talented
and yersatile QUEEN SlSTEks, or Th THE La.
FAMILY, who performed here with so much sue;
cess In issl, and whose performances, drams.isad,
and musical, have been received with nnpouhdea
approba ton by crowded audiences, ana the most
hsts ring encomiums OF the press In all the prlhci-
pal cities from Richmond TO New orleans.
A talented and highly respectable company nas
been engaged, and several OF the most Promn1nneh'
star. will appear during the season at; Hleni
ings's excellent ENGLISH OPERA TROUPE VIII
shortly appear: also. Mr.. J. L. McDQNOUGH. who
Will produce Bourcicaults " Arrah ma rogue,
and his new drama. tnow running win immense
success In London,) being its first representation
in America. $50 49,
EXPENSE 10 render the New Richmond Theatre q
FiRsT-CLASS establishment In all arrangements
of both stage and auditorium. 80,
ICE WATER will be always accessible, ana the
Rsfreshment Saloons will be supplied with the pest
that c An be procured. W.
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ALEXANDRIA, September 20, 1866.
I will be in Alexandria on Tuesday.
J. G. UNDERWOOD.
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FOR SALE.-I am au-

TODDSBURG FOR SALE.-I am au-
/ thorized by John +, Taiialsrro, ESD. the
TOpDsBURG, situated on the North riysrs II
aWNBREp AND ElGHTY-SlX ACRES. Four
hundred and seventy acres are CLEARED ssOe
growth Of OAK, CHESTNUT, WALNUT. HlCkO-
KY PINE &C. Three ha1dTeS and ieysnsy s asTss
with MAIL FOUNDATION, Of insxhausti6le T. r.
tilty, not subject to overflow, and adapted to the
growth Of wheat, tobacco, cotton, corn, oats, ana
especially to wheat and the Grasses. The lehcihs
H. Of tho most substantial chestEu ut rails
The buildings are extensive, handsome ana
substantial. The dwelling is large BRlCk NAN.
SION, containing eight large rooms ana cellars !,
situated in beautiful lawn containing Ave acres.
This estate possesses advantases OF SOIL ana 'oet
wafer, on stream nayiga ble for the largest YES
s.ls (which can come up almost to- the barn door
perfectly healthy, and in n neighborbood cele-
brated FOR refinement and culture, u presents an
opportunity seldom afforded, and viii be sold very
low. Address, for full de.cr:piion, the under
signed. w, p 49, nop .Isn,,
oc4et 1918 Main street, Richmond. VI.
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IYERs AGUE CURE, FOR THE
"A sPEEDY AND CERTAIN CURE OF Intermit-
tent Fever or Chills and PsveT. Remittent Fever,
Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodical Headache or
Bilious Headache. and Bilious Fcsers; indeed,
Tor the whole class OF diseases originating In
hillary arrangement, caused by the malaria OF
mia. matte countries.
This remedy has rarely failed 10 cure the severest
eases Of chiils and fever, and - has this great a.
duss tie complaint without injury 10 tbs patient.
lt contAins NO Qainine or other deleterious aub.
rioas effect vhaisvsr. shaking brothers Of the
army ana tpa VEST. try u, and you viii sndons
'a ffspsssl ~. C. AVER 4 co., Lowell, Msss,
ana s6ld By .seaisfs everywhere. oe S-3m
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GLOVER SEED.-l0O bushsls prime
~ cLovks SEED se 6tssn4Iis e uowxsp.
ss~ os;y - siassSlS \: IN.
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FOR BALTIMORE, sAvASSAh,
is AMP BoSToS;1P0 Nv TAI.
WEikLY LiNE.SIssys. Rishnona FfEC.f
every TUESDAY. THURSDAY, ard sATIHnrKspiY,
Leaves Baltimore every JUkeDAl 10y.
Tia .ie.nsr STATE % NAKILAX.p ;. S lax !,
THOMAS 1EAvEgs, will leave hefe
=: fngRsDAY. 1a CssSSSSsmT.snIy and up 20
This steamer has splendid saloons s's"'
Ana passenger accommodations.
Pssssgs, meals includsd, e.,
ZOE "s'sa'o w. CURRib.
:. Fifteenth stree.
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By Grubbs / williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING,
STREETS. FORSALE AT AUCTION. THURS.
DAY the ith October, at u o. clock P. NJ, We VIII
sell upon the promises the handsome BktSh
tween First and Second streets, recently occupied
by q. Y. Miles. II contsiIs ten rooms, br.ck
kitchen with two rooms, brick stable and carriage
house, with gas and water on the premises. The
lot fronts tn ry -four feet and back about one
hundred and fifty feet to an alleyS
This is a desirable piece OF property, and eonve-
nient to the business portion OF the city. Posses
sion given atOnce.
Terms: One fourth cash balance at six, twelve
and eighteen months, with Interest; ne8otiaple
notes secured by atrust deed ,,,,,,ys
soos Auctioneers.
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TRULES HELD IN THE CLERKS
T0nSTY on the first Monday in October, 1850:
william N. Mills. John T. Mills, Charles d. Mtlls
Nathaniel II. Tsl!sy. Mary J. Talley wife o.
Mescoe villa OF John Mescoe. Elizabeth g.
Sweeney, Elizabeth w. Mills. Plaintiffs
Minor Wisdom. John NJ. White, William Wisdom
the two last named being infants.... Defendants,
IL CHAycERY.
The object of this suit 10 TO obtain decree d..
recting III Q assignment of the dover Of sliza6eth
w Mfli, in the lands OF the late John n Mills,
and the partition of said land among those Tho
shall appear entitled thereto, Upon the ntidsyt
Of John T. Mills showing that Minor ,Wisdomt
the State OF Virginia, the said Minor Wisdom Is
hereby notified to appear within one month after
due publication Of this notice, to defend mis- Inc
rests In this suit.
oeArb4v Il. 3. BOSWELL. Clerk
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MANUFACTURED TOBACCO AND
WI SNUrF.-we are prepared to sell at manu-;
factuYers' prices, deliverable either IN Richmond
The ceIsbraisd CAROLINA BELLE SNUFF, In eli
the different styles Of paekeges;> Ao..cro
ATLANTIC CABLE MANUFACTURING TObASoV'
SUBLIME FiNE.CUT TOBACCO,
ORONOkO FINE.CUTT0BACr0. s~,r
oct-H STONH, WILSON 4 fOSTER.
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DAN cAsTELLo's GREAT SHOW
TRAINED WILD MALs,
FORMING
MODEL AND MORAL EXHIBITION.
LOOK OUT FOR THE GRAND PROCESSION
KNIGHTS IN REAL ARMoR,
LADIES IN REGAL ROBES,
QUEENS CARRIAGE OF STATE.
THE MOUNTED ZOUAvEs.
THE CoRNET BAND.
GOLDEN CHARIOT,
HORSES, PONIES, AND MULES,
will be prominently seen and admired, but
THE NOVEL FEATURE
THE LIVE LION LIT LOOSE IN THE STREETS,
taken from Its cageb by
THE INTREPID HERR LsNoEL.
WALKED OVER A PLATFORM, AND PLACED
UPON A CAR AND CARRIED IN TRIUMPH.
THE GOLDEN CAR OF oRPHEUs,
containing
ECKHART'S SILVER CORNET BAND.
A STREET PARADE,
Gorgeous in the extreme, Enthusiastically indica-
tive Of the strength and resources Of
DAN CAsrELLOs GREAT SHOW.
AT RICHMOND,
on the corner of Fourth and Clay streets, for one
week commencing
MONDAY, OCTOBER lar,
AFTERNOONS AND NIGHTS.
Admission, rs cents children under twelve
years of age, so cents Separate seats for colored
persons, so cents.
The manager, in announcing the commencement
OF the second annual southern tour OF
DAN CAsrELLo's GREAT SHOW,
il peased to be able to present array Of artistic
names comprising the very best talent in the world
DAN CASTILLO,
the original will appear at each
entertainment, and introduce the only thoroughly
trained horse In the universe.
BURNELL RuNNELLs,
the embodiment OF grace and style, will, with his
TWO PRETTY AND GIFTED BOYS,
render pleasing series OF LIVING PlCTUREs'
which, for ease, excellence, and elegance, have
never before been witnessed in America. This
youps southerner and his two little children con-
stituted the leading attractions in the principal
theatres, hippodromes, and sircuses OF the Old
World.
Papers praised them Journalists endorsed
theml People pronounce them great
NOTICE.
FIRST PERFORMANCE,
MONDAY NIGHT, OCTOBER I, 1899.
Doors open 9 and J o'clockP. u. SO BIT
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tickets Tor sale at the principal hotels. .,.w,,
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ID II. TALLEY, ATTORNEY Al
III. LAW, practices In the city OF kichmono'
counties Of Chss,srasIa Hs9rfsak sSde ccLafHs
Also attends TO the SOLL.CItoH " s
Communication addressed 70 haneheSeI, ",
viii receive prompt attention. oc $50
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WANTED, a GOOD COOK, without
w incumbrance. Apply at this office.
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EOR RENT, the DWELLING on
II south side of Main between Fifteenth IA
and Seventeenth streets, over the store OF f':3
Henry Kayton, Esq, containing six rooms. l.4A
To good tenant the rent will be low.
E. A. J. CLOPT0N,
Real Estate gent and Auctioneer...
No 81 Twelfth street, between Main ana Franklin