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WEBsrER's DIcTIoNARY.-The Richmond
Christian Advocate of this week has long
review, or rather description, of a new
edition of WEBsTER's Dictionary, from
which we infer that that literary nuisance,
though not abated, has become less often
sive. WEBSrER's bold but crude ideas of
grammar produced a crop of errors which
still show their heads in every part of the
field of letters. His first dictionary, too,
was dictionary of WEBsTER's language,
not WEBsTER's Dictionary of the English
language. 1t both spelled and pronounced
words Sec,md,m JTebstsreni, not according
to the "custom of the best writer's and
speakers" Each new edition, however,
was an improvement upon the one prece-
ding it {; and we may hope that the last is
the best, seeing that WEBSTER had nothing
to do with its preparations duty which
seems to have been entrusted to much
better hands.
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ons me scheme q sons2IIa ss|nT ~ , SossasIa.
only means In our poStsf TO l2gensme nna
De- ., sas, Sens wsss
Reso,red. That sincs isis a sAcs that Ameri.
can produce and cofboA nnxkefa are governed
entirely by Europsan price, and that an As
the future welfare Of Virginia, we deem u the
duty as well al interest Of onr sister cities to
enter into a solemn compact, as against the
commercial monopolies Of the North, icr the
purpose OF building MP the city OF Norfolk
~ an exporting and importing commercial
Revived, That experience has taught MS that
the one thing nsedfui an basis upon which
to build up the commercial power Of Virginia
u the concentration Of the necss,ary amount
direct trade with Europe, thus freeing our.
selves from the commercial thra,dom in which
we are held TO the North and TO accomplish
this desirable result we invite the assistance
Of every true .hearted virginian, pledging our.
selves In return for a concentration OF the
produce seeking northern or foreign market
In our city to, in few years at farthest pre-
sent our fellow. citizens with commercial
city, u market-tow Of their own, equally as
good as that Of New York or Boston.
Res0lpsd, That we look upon the action OF
the Legislature OF Virginia, at It's last session,
In passing the Valley Railroad bttl as suicidal.
inasmuch as IN its prac results 1t promises
10 cut on all Virginia cities from the trade OF
the Southwest, and rob orr only means OF
building up an independent trade and com.
merce Of our own. s. ..I
Resoioed, That we are opposed TO all efforts
upon the part Of the friends of Baltimore rail
roads and commercial monopolies TO establish
two grand trunk railroads, viz. one penetra-
ting the South, ria Alexandria. Lynchbnrg,
and Danville and one ria the Valley OF Nir-
ginia, penetrating the Southwest, from the
fact that It would not only destroy our means
Of becoming commercial people, but would
aunihilate the trade and commercial prospects
Of Richmond, our capital city.
.Resolred, That discrimination by state rail-
road companies against each other, or
against the interests Of any Of the cities OF
the State, demands the condemnation OF every
true citizen Of Virginia.
Resolrsd, That these resolutions, together
with the address adopted by this meeting, be
printed in our city papers, and copies OF the
same be furnished 10 the stockholders OF the
Virginia and Tennessee railroad at their
annual meeting, to be held al Lynchbnrg on
the 10th Instant; also, that copies be furnished
to the Board Of Public Works at Richmond.
The resolutions were unanimously
adopted and warmly applauded. ..
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DIED.,

At her husbands residence, on Monday morning
the sth instant, Mrs. SARAH g., aged hfty-two
late DR.. James Herman, of Powhatan county, Va,
leaving an affectionate husband and one son, be-
sides many relatives and friends, to mourn their
irreparabls loss. -
Her funeral will take place THIS "Wednesday
MORNING ut 10 o'clock from Broad street REV.
DIR. Duncans) Church. I...s. .alE..
The friends or the family are respectfully in
vited 10 attend ,%H -.t'..'.' ..'
Lynohburg papers please copy. .gols. ...
On Monday night, the 9th instant, PHILIP
VERMlLLERA, In the twenty year Of his
age. "
his funeral will take place THISM0RNING al
at 10 o'clock at No 1904 Foushee street, the resi-.
dence of his mother. His friends and the friends
OF the family are invited to attend. q -
On Monday morning last, after short Illness,
Mrs. NARY B., wife of Richard Z. West, In the
forty third year Of her age. II
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Consolidation.

a
At 4 meeting Of the Board Of Directors
of the gSoathside Railroad Company held
II on the sth instant, Nessrs. A. G. Nell
I, WAIVE, G. w. BeLldEG, THOMAS WALLACE,
CHARLES CoaLISG,' c. S. SrRIxafEI .Low,
and DR.. THOMAS WIrHrRs wefe cymtituted
! . oomnittee on the part Of the, Sonthside
y Railroad Company TO confer. with the stock
holders Of the, Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad Company at their meeting in
Lynchburg to-day. They win hvor con-
solicitation. - .Rse3 b51'sissn 'rebso
i A meeting Of the citizens Of Norfolk
was held on Saturday evening hast in sup
pcvtof tAs naoseuent fos the consolidation
Of the lines Of railway OF Soathside Viz
ginia. A long address 70 the stockholders
OF the Virginia and Tennessee, Railroad
Company vas adopted, and also The follow
ING resolutlous; &a4o
p, $500 YeSs,s sssst.nS aas been hs,d ~
minas q ts " ~ psspess o. inassneing the
:eliA.ssss 3 a:ss si ~ - gs2ssl:S co., y
! TiEginia. and Tsnnsssss SsjirS ~ y sHr's and
Wasrees Is.nslona ysn pAaScG at nlA
v 'sss: :: 8 & &. a '.'s
Nss q. ssE y: 8: gssys. Il I so,ss,.:
oits pasas sles1nS - 80 eiA!sS = enter
sIlag - tSlsalyl aasni1sA ~ t5los - ne
81 SO O.. isi;si Al sSSss. sissssIsut -
I IN A. - fst.sf 49, Ia f'aogx levin
NSsTG ~. alsd. .sslpk. .k.,,,, -.
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Poor COMFORT FOR THE SOUTH.-ln
brief period the North will be able to i'm
part constitutional validity to the amend
ment whether the South ratify it or not.
Territories now awaiting admission will
doubtless be invested with the dignity OF
States in the coming winter; other States
NAV be formed out of States where de-
mand for division already exists; and by
this perfectly constitutional process the
power of amending the Constitution may
be secured despite the inaction or hostility
of the South. Against such result ve-
toes will afford no protection, since nothing
is more certain than that any interposition
by the Executive to stay the will Of the
majority in Congress viii henceforward be
intellectual. There will hereafter be no
difficulty in obtaining two-thirds votes
when wanted to give effect to the policy
of Congress. The popular verdict this au-
tumn will do more than make the amend
ment q certainty it will render Congress
invulnerable in any further conflict with
the President upon matters growing out OF
legislative action.
We write Of what is and what will be,
rather than of things as we would have
them.-Ne,o fork Times. u
MORE OF TIT can say, upon authority,
that the President has not knowingly APP
pointed any Copperheads or secesh sympa-
thizers to office. Mr.. johnson has adj
hered to the rule adopted upon the advice
of leading Democrats and conservative
Republicans, and specially set forth In our
account Of the interview with the New
Hampshire delegation to the Philadelphia
Convention, viz: to appoint to office none
but conservative Republicans-men who
supported Lincoln and Johnson-and War
Democrats of the Dix school, Washington
Correspondence Ns,s York Times.
STILL MoRE.-The indications gathering
in the political horizon here point to Radf-
cal triumphs throughout the North, in
which event the President will say to the
Southern States and the world-"l have
submitted my plan TO the people, and so
far as the people have had an opportunity
to act upon It, their verdict has been in favor
of the proposed constitutional amendment.
Under the circumstances, the best advice
can give Is that you (the Southern States)
sdopti the amendment, In order that you
may be restored to the Union, SO that all
the people that is, all the States repre-
sented in COngress) may consult upon the
future of oor great country" This, We
ara assured from witness who ought TO
know, is, what the President says In refer.
ence % his future Southern policy sshould
thess Borthsra impending elections reveal
q decisiye weight sof northern public 'opl-
Mon In favor OF The Constitutional amend
mont cf Congress! Moe York Herald. ( =
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By Grubbs 4 Williams. Auctioneers,
Northwest corner OF Main aad Eleventh STE.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 81

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 81.
- yENTY ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND. oy
MILES FROM TMs CRY, AT iTCTISN. y,
scution Of q decree Of the Circus, Court 81 ~.
county OF Henrico entered May 81. lsd5, in NJ
case OF Schermerhorn, etc, rs. Austin and Al,
the undersigned, commissioner appointed ior ID.
purpose, will sell at auction, upon the premrs.
on MONDAY, November 5th, at half. past 1 Cso,.
2. NJ. fair. If not, ON the next lar day thef.I
ter, at the same hour, the TRACT OF LAND ia
which the late Egtnont Schermerhorn died .piI.i
lying on the east side Of Mechsniesvilie tntnp /.
short distance beyond the toll gate, and al u,n.
ing the lands OF Leonidas kosser ana thsrs
There are seventy acres, OF which there /, a.ar.
Client portion In WOODS; and there are s.v-t,I
buildings, one Of which can he converted into /,
dwelling. II will ba sold az whole or divided A.,
may be deemed best al the time of sale
This is u beautiful TRACT OF LAND, and +,
should attract the attention Of persons scrklrt
such property.
TERas: One.third cash balance ut Z and ;,
months for negotiable notes. interest added. n.
title to be retained by the conrt until the NODE an.
paid. EATON NANCE. Commissioner
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. &C.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

EOR SALE OR LEASE, THE To-
IL BACCO FACTORY on the corner Of Degraw
street and Tiffany place, Brooklyn:
The unexpired lease (nearly eight years. and
mach inery Tor the manufacture Of tobacco for
sale or rent. sG SIS
The building is 60 by 100 feet, Ave stories high,
fat roof, with ample room for drying. Lot f3 BY
chinery ofths most improved pattern hut little used,
and as good AZ new, and OF capacity for putting
elevator hydraulic pumps and presses, water, gas,
&c; in fact, complete establishment; and for
any one wishing to embark In this business, such
X. o. EDWARDS,
sel7-lm 65 Front street, New York.
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BY 6rubbs 4 Williams. Auctioncen,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh stree,
TRUSTEES SALE OF A DWELL.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DWELL.
l. ING HOUSE, ON WEST SIDE oP TwENTl
FIFTH STREET BETWEEN AND l. sTREEi>
In execution OF deed III trust from T. Han, tn.
tee, to the subscriber, dated 2Sth March, l.g All
recorded in Hsnrico County Court, being th.l.r'
requested by the creditor secured by aid decd
will sell at auction, upon the premises, O, FRI
DAY, l?th October, at hall. past I u'elockP " q
fair. II not, then on the nsXt fair day Thereafter
at the same hour, the property conveyed byn
deed, being BRICK and FRAMED DWELIlSs
situated rs above stated, containing room. ll
occupied by Mr.. Tennille. The lot IL % by J.. l..
to an alley 20 feet wide.
TRRAs Cash sufficient TO pay expenses Of a's
and note for $500 with interest from 9Th sep
TENDER, 1865 upon = credit a. ~ ttsiG gn
10Th March, 1867 and the balance upon terms TO b,
made known at the time Of sale.
p. W. GRUBBS, Trustee
GRrBBs 4 WILLIAMS, Auetioneer-. o,J
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By Harrison, Goddin b Apperson, Auctioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

VERY NEAT AND CONVENIENT
y LY.ARRANGED BRICK RESIDENCE, ON
DOORS NORTH or LEIGH STREET, fOR SALE
At AUDITORIUM be sold at auction, on the
premises, on MONDAY the 18th Of October, lsse
at n o'clock Z. n, that VERY NEAT AND CON-
VENIENTLY- ARRANGED BRICK DWELLING
coated as above, now in the occupancy Of Mr.: J.
II. Lownes. IL contains eleven rooms fncluding
servants apartmeDts) and having been recently
painted, is now In excellent repair. The lot has q
front Of about 30 feet and depth Of 100 feet to
wide alley.
TERMS One-third cash balance at six and
twslye months for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by a trust deed.
Possession given in about ten days. Its excel
lent location and convenient distance from the
heart OF the city should attract especial attention
HARRISON, GODDIN & APPERSoN,
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BY Harrison, Goddin i Apperson, Auctionss,,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agent,

GALE OF SHEAF OATS, TOP FOD
- DER, FINE GARBAGE. FARMING IuprS
MEETS, AT AuCTi0N.-will be sold Al a., ~
ton, at the farm Of the late John o. Tay,S,
mond. on THURSDAY the iith October, Isss -,
o'clock j. NJ }, about 1900 pounds SHEAF Ui n
quantity OF TOP FODDER. one arst.ra,o :.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS. f'''''
Terms: All sums under twenty dollars s,.s
over that amount, sixty days credit ior appror.,
endorsed negotiable paper
~ HARRISON, GoDDIN & APPgRsOy.
Z OcS Aullian..s.
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MARRIED.

At IonYwood, Goochland county, Va, by the
Rer. J. d. Powell, October 2, 1866, WALTER ii. p.
MORRIS, of Richmond, to JANETTA G., eldest
daughtero OF George Y. Harrison. ..,-,,
In this city, on the 9th ultimo. by Rev. William
s. Brigg., Mr.. 3. w. BROOKING, OF Orange
county, to Miss MARY LUCY. youngest daugh-
ter of Mr.. Jesse F. Keesee. f..
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BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auctioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

VALUABLE AND HIGHLY AT
Y TRACTIvE RESIDENCE, ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF FRANKLIN, BETWEEN SECOND AND
THIRD STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
Will be sold at auction on the premises on FRIDAY
NEXT, the 18th OF October. isdd, At A O'Clock p.
", that very valuable RESIDENCE located as
above, recently in the occupancy OF Judge John
A. Meredith. IL contains ample accommodations
for a first class family, with stable and carriage.
house attached. II has recently been painted and
location is equal to the best In Richmond.
TERMS One fourth cash balance at four eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added sec ared by 4 trnst deed. Possession given
at once. HARRISON, G0DDIN 4 APPERS0S,
DC AuctiOnners.
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VALENTINE u FRANKLIN,
1908 MAIN SIRE
RICHMOND, Va.

Merchants OF Virginia, North Carolina, and
Tennessee are invited TO examine our stock OF
FRESH AND DESIRABLE GOODS, such as Buck
Gloves and Gauntlets, Merino Gloves and Gaunt
lets, Fancy WOODEN Goods Hoods, Sonta3s,
Hose and Half Hose |; and . full stock OF NOTIONS.
such as Belts and Beltings. Combs, Spool Cotton,
Threads and Silk, suspenders and Perfumery,
everything In the NOTION AND FANCY GOODS
LINE, and at prices rs Low AZ ANY NORTH
ERN MARKET.
Orders respectfully solieitsd-theyJ viii be
: - MANN y. VALENTINE,
Oc lots ~ p. A. FRANKLIN. E
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By A. 7. Stokes & Co., Auctionesrs.

By A. 7. Stokes & Co., Auctionsers.
A UCTION SALE.-We will sell on
"a FRIDAY the 18th instant, commencing at II
so6 sacks LIVERPOOL SALT,
40 bags RIO COFFEE,
20 bOsshssssss PORTO RICO and CUBA 50.
IS barrels REFINED SUGARS,
IL hogshssds MUSCovADO A0LASsES-
..ff prime:
so barrels sYRUPS,
10 ho2sheads BACON SIDES,
!. 10 barrels COPPBRAS,
50 barrels SUPERFINB FLOUR, .lG
20 barrels FAMILY FLOUR, q
$50 SUGAR-CURED HAMS, II
100 boxes and half boxes ADAMANfINk
CANDLES,
IS boxes TALLUw CANDLES, y
NEW ENGLAND Rum,
WHISKY, ~.
so boxes MACCARONI,
t, 10 bags RICE, .~Est. - -
1000 GRAIN BAGS,
20 one-cishth casks FRENCH BRANDY,
so boxes CHEESE, #.
(. q. S barrels TANNERS OIL, +. Is.
with many other desirable goods. r.sr..
Terms Thirty days for all sums over one hun.
dred dollars for approved negotiable paper.
Consignments solicited for this sale.
ocs A. Y. STOKES CO.. Auctioneefs.
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FuyERAL HoTIcE.-Ths funeral OF ROBERT L.,
infant son OF Charles w and SAllie j.. Lambeth,
from the residence OF Mrs, Chsmberlin. corner OF
Mafshall and Second streets. 80 !.
The friends and acqusintances Of the family and
attend sAN@ @ 1''+1s. l I -.
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nR. PIP. DUvAL CALLS THE AT
IL TENTION Of the public 10 his circular COM
munic sion mon the nature and trsatm spt OF ASH
ATTIC CHOLERA, &c., Just issued. Bis high claims
shoaId oommand sttention. He a6ilrns that his
druRRfslS IN the city, HAS NEyKR FAILED TO cure
Asistis shoiera many and ALI Of its stages, whom
Hs.offers his services TO the eiissns Of Richmond
free OF charge and urges them. IN the interess OF
,hunsn!ty, % give HIN Trial. '+f t<tf.s, EkId!
O1des corner OF Main ssd GavernoS streAts over
!. B. spence. T oc le--n
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4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF A
n VALUABLE Fam AND GOOD WOOD

1 DMINISTRAIURS SALE OF =
N VALUABLE FARM AND GOOD WOOD
be sold either on the premises or al Chesterfield
court house, on the 9TH bay OF OCTOBER. 1885, q
VALUABLE FARM near Zion Church, on the niain
Chesterfield Courthouse road, about three miles
and a half from Rice's station, on the Petersburg
railroad. and adjoining the lands OF Moses Robin
son, Mrs Godsey, and Others, containing about 100
ACRES: fifty acres in open land balance In origi-
nal growth. The land Is well adapted TO the
growth Of corn, wheat, tobacco, etc. IL contains
good dwelling with four rooms; has all the ne
cessary out houses, ETC., in good repair has also
q good spring of water near the house.
After the above sale, will be sold at the same
time and place about SEVENTY ACRES OF WOOD
LAND.
TERMS OF SALE One -third cash balance in six
and twelve months title retained until last pay
ment is made. HENRY TURNER
Administrator of Robert McClelland, deceased.
re 2G-eodtdsr #... .a."
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MANAGERS.

-, -. : - - ~ ! Z
NEW 44EATsE.
b1YyiELD 8 wALpRos. ..... MANAGERS.
EnsaEsmsnl ics . few nights e IT: J. B: POLK;
comedy Of WILD OAIs.
ali. Wal Val:
dron. To conclude with the laughable farce, A
LOAN OF A L0vRRg Miss Fanny Waldron and
Andrew Waldron. H. 4 4 49, - 1
Balcony chairs, In dress circle, u dress circle
and orchestra stsiis Use. No extra charge for ~.
served seats. Seats can be secured ut Davies Mu.
steal Exchange and ~ the box once from 10 A. u.
to- Tickets for sale 1t the principal hotels.
JACKSON PARK RACES. There
- Will be THREE DAYS RACING ct the above
popular resort, commencing TUESDAY, October
9th and the following named horses have been
entered for the first race:
w Ledley names =. h. Third Avenue.
T. Westcott names b. h. Dandy. -s
j. Gamble names br. b. January.
SECOND DAY-wEDNEsDAY. OCTOBER 10. IA
w. Turner names 4. h. Baltimore Boy. ~.
7. Westcott names b. m. Fenian Girl.
j. Gamble names black b. Black Dick.
THIRD DAY-THURSDAY. OCTOBER II,
will be match race for Sloo, three.mile heats TO
wagons, best three In five. n. :.
j. Carter names br. h. January.
7. Smith names b. n. Unknown.
Last race to commence ut o'clock p. II.
% lot -
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MASONIC SCHOOL.-The Masons of
Nl this city and Manchester having provided for
Hsstsr Masons, the Snb- Committee ION Rdueation
will receive applications for the privilege OF sd-
mission TO the school. Appiicsntsi must be such
their parents or guardians are unable 70 educate.
Address, through the post. ONCE or otherwise,
furnishing satisfactory references, GusrAvrs 4.
b B order II tie Sub COMMITTEES. -
Z 49, - fI1.J.esf. ". y. DRlHKARD,
oc lois iHDs., s.sf bse,f ,S.i Secretary.
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xU0ffeN BxE1l5 StPfB3& BY

BY Har1jbn, G6d4in Appsrson, Auct,onssss.
banbes, Brohsrs, and Real Estate Agents. -
THREE STORY
bRiC4 TkMxnEHT, ON THB SOUTH SIDE
fksNfH sfRsHsfs. roR SALE Az n k ANHr =
VIII be sold At ancton, on the premises, ON TUES
sns ken % Ssck
MINT located ~ above, nov In tho Occupancy Of
Mr.. Richard B. Sintcn. II contains b store, ssse.
ment, and six rooms besides the garrett, and o
room attachsd The lot has front OF 22I feet, and
depth OF ls feet 10 an alley and the whole pre-.
mses In complete order. Possession given Let Of
November next. Fts.,. IL NEs< wB
Terms: One fourth cash, balance at four, eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured By trust deed. --...-.- II
HARRIsON, 0ODDIN APPERs0N,
Auetionoorx
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Ths,RadiGala, who can see 70 much In
Prevalent Johnson'y speeches "unbecom.
Ing 9 presldeut t'soan see nothing I'm Par
soN Bf0Eril0w'S unbScomihg preacher
D&4CfSk !sntfs TasNtta ssss;a tsasrf y
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BY +. A. J. Clopton,
BY +. A. CIopton,
Real Estate Agent and Auetioneer,
Of Twelfth street, between Main and FRANKLIN

No. 81 Twelfth street, between Main and Franklin
VERY NEAT FRAMED COTTAGE
Y RESIDENCE on CHURCH HILL, ON BIZ:
TWEEN TwENTY.NINTH AND THlRTiEIH
Sold at auction, on the premises, on THURSDAY
the llth day OF October. 1888, at o'clock +.
the neat COTTAGE DWELLING as above de-
scribed, containing three rooms, kitchen with two
rooms, and other back buildings. all in good con-
dition. The lot fronts 40 feet on street, running
back 1870 feet 10 an alley Is feet wide.
twelve months, negotiable notes, interest added,
and a trust deed to secure the credit payments.
oc s-tds Z. A. j. CL0PTON, Auctioneer.
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DIVE DOLLARS REWARD

Nv Z DU II u n No INV HNU'-
IL Strsyed from the residence OF the I$--y~o
subscriber, on the corner Of Clay and ~
Fourth streets, on Saturday the 18th of Nm
September. q large red and white, or .r-S2.4sS'
roanish cow. with white spots on ea.n Of Be-.
thighs, white streak down her back, white unls'
the belly, both hind feet white, white spoi Ia th
forehead, very large horns, and each rat mai,H
with forks. The above reward will be paid iof D."
delivery TO JOHN !. silhh
ne 9--gS
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EIRgLIN sEAsON,- Liam rSceiving
sd sss 80 g: ::s Ia l94siss .l4! ga
i. i; ss;:; 3; e; S1a5s s, fEsSsass,
! t g ss| q IS i,
/ ! E : = III &.
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MEssRs. WOoDHousE g. PARHAM have our
thanks for the September number of
BldcLlrO0d. EGG.
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'NOTICE.-Messrs. STAKE 4 MILLS
nsya ssS sy:Ec f y bifK X =:
thisjs 10 Milf the public thst they esn be had N
-Sar( - Stshment, 81 Of the bockbelleu, y OHK
bOLkAR ret copy, on "A stssf PA me SO
iosss.M - ssi No. II dSssrnS itrsst, !,
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4 NNIIAI, MEETING OF THE OAK

A NNUAL MEETING OF THE OAK
n WOOD ASsOCIATION.-The regular annual
meeting of the Ladies' Memorial Association for
THURSDAY NEXT, at half-past3 o'clock P. NJ,
at the Third Presbyterian Church. corner Of TWEEN.
ty- fifth and Broad streets. As the election OF
business will he TRANSLATED, 1t Ii earnestly hoped
that every member will be present. Honorary
members are particularly invited 70 be present.
MRS. A. K. COURTNEY,
oc Sat Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-10
TIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

l. Stolen from my stable on the 9Th In. ~
slant, TWO MARES; for the recovery OF ~
which viii pay ffiy dollar rewsrdl OIL \
twenty ave dollan FOR either. One IL oissa -
good sire. medinm order, and rather pol.beliiei
name rubbed on on her neck by eolT; thin sI -,
and about nine years old. The other 10 ar. ~
or brown, full name, long tail and W sScS ai5,r .
and small head ON the top OF her ien PIT s't,s
i've she is OF medium size. The iass., sso ''''
nine years old. Al. LLs1t
= Coman's Well, Sussex county, sssgn
care OF Martin 4 TShaahip
~ a. - Petersburg, Va