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AUCTION SALES.
By LEIGH BROS. d PHELPS,
No. 5, Commercial Roc, Norfolk, ia.
c. r. PHELPS, AUCTIONEER.

No. 3, Commercial ROtc, Norfolk, "a
c. r. PHELPS, AUCTIoNEER.
CARGEANT'S SALE.-By virtue OF
| y an execution to me directed, in favor of Jno.
| T. Daniels u.s. j. B. Weeks, will sell at the Auc.
ton House Of Leigh Bros. d Phelps, on WE'D
NRSDAY, the It'll of March, at ii o'clock, the
! following property, to wit
| l set Cottage Furniture, l marble top Side
board, marble top table, Sofa, Rocking
Stoves, Refrigerator, 3 Pictures, 7 Stools, l
W. B. DIGGS, S. C. n.
LEIGH BROS: & PHELPS, Aucts,
feb 24-l0t No. 5 Commercial Row.
AUCTION SALE.
U. S. NAVY YARD, NORFOLK
February 22d, 1866.
WILL be sold at Auction, at this Yard, on
w FRIDAY, I'D March, 1866, the sale to com
R eaes at ii o'clock, A. M
$4,000 lbs Bolt Copper,
$500 lbs Sheet Copper,
10000 lbs Composition,
10000 lbs Iron ShaftinR,
5000 lbs Wrought Iron.
l Sloop Boat
II Boats,
Lot Of Wood.
property purchased to be removed as early a.
practicable.
By order of the Navy Department
R: B. HITCHCOCK, Commandant,
WIN. g. WEBB, Actg N. 8. Keeper.
feb 27-tds
BY FRNTRESS & WILLIAMSON,
Esst Side Market Square, Portsmouth, Ia.
AUCTION d COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Have for sale $50, 600 worth of Real Estate in
the city, and Of the finest truck farms in Nor
folk County, containing 100 acres, with fine Oys-
tor privileges.
AVERY ESTRA BILE SMALL
FARM FOR SALE, near Powers Hill. Also,
1893 lbs. good BACON, to be closed out with
with dispatch.
FENTRESS i WILKINSON,
jan3l-1m Auctioneers.
BY LEIGH BROS. L. PHELPS,
No. 5, Commercial Ro0.
c. r. PHELPS, AUCTIoNEEs.
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MARKETS.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Financial,

NORFOLK, Feb. %, 1866.
We quote today
Goid-Buying at 1877; selling at l40
SiUer-Buying at 1870; selling at 1876.
nj 10
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fS7HE ORIGIN AL ROANOKE HOUSE

JAMES DOLAND,
Would be happy to see his old friends and TN
s feb ls-tf 10. 10, cAMPBELL's WHARF.
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,,,,c.i Riot tn Indfana-The He
F"' ginning Of the End.

,..,,,x,raIIs, September IA dls-
'N' ",I RIO, occurred in Shclbyvillc, lndi-
g''''o' saturday night last. Hon. ID. W.
3. ',tecs had addressed q Democratic
IN. .;,r daring the day, at which there
'"''''. >ilcrablc disturbance, and n night
49, .r1 Ailcr the meeting had dispersed,
''>,rrritl - the county arrested man
NV, .,o5 rrcott. who had Just come ont Of
nenilcutisry and was under an indict-
T.. !. ,or felony. A number of Radical
..,;r;,ns. who were supposed to bc I'M
en-, lead OF the iavoritc candidate for
,-;T attacked the present incumbent of
'r,r and esSaycd TO rescue Ercott
~, cliccr gave the prisoner into the
,,-rr of two Of his assistants, and ar
..,la man named Gilbert, who was one
..e partv that attempted 10 rescue the
...,,acr. lie succeeded in lodging Gil
=, in the county Jail, and was subse-
..rl}y attacked by mob and driven into
-. H., House, where he was closely be-
,,.ed for several hours. The mob finally
ID, the sheriff and proceeded to the Jail,
ere. with improviscd battcring rams,
49,, broke open the doors, and released all
prisoners, including Gilbert.
rtc affair created great excitement in
,rs surrounding country, and numbers Of
.-.at! men came into the town on Sunday,
AL threatened 10 burn it down. The
r,sgrus Of both parties held meeting, and
...rrrdnd in qnicting the people.
Ercctt was subsequently arrested and
ICED in Jail; Gilbert surrendered HIM
II and gave bail. Another attempt was
,.,ic on Sunday night to release Ercott,
In, The mob was not sufficiently formidable
:. succeed, and quiet was finally re-
.,.rrI.-T,ieUdm IN Ne,o York Herald.
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]. wilkes booth EuIOgizesl.

BgproRr, PA, September 24.-At a
r,rocratic meeting held in the court
r>c on Saturday evening, the president
the meeting, on motion of b. F. Myers,
lie Democratic candidate for Senator, adj
.~r>,rd the meeting. During his remarks
said the name Of Booth would live.
I,.. like Winklcried, had laid down his
,e for his country. That Switzerland had
h., Wnklcricd, Scotland her Bruce, and
America her Booth, and that the time
would come when monument would be
,,cc;ed 10 Booth higher than that erected
,a Lincoln. These sentiments were re-
lived without marks of disapprobation.-
lnL,nnnre .ImeriCdn, 26h.
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An amusing error In the columns of .
leading paper 10 Paris has excited no small
amount of merriment at the expense Of a
man of talent. The following paragraphs,
intended to have been printed separately,
we're by some blunder so arranged that
they read consecutively: "Ur. - has
been appointed head physician to the Hos
nital de la Chartre. Orders have been Is
sued by the authorities for the immediate
extension of the cemetery Of Mount Paa.
nasse. The work is being executed with
the utmost Dispatch
Miss Sallie Darlington is certainly YER
satle actress of no mean pretensions, and
we think old Confederates will bear US out
in the assertion. Tribune.
The negro who shot Jesse Carter in APP
county has been sent to Bucking.
ham Jail for safe-keeping, after " cursory
examination"
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THE WINANs IN RUSSIA correspond
ent of the Baltimore Sun, writing from
Moscow, speaking Of the railway between
that city and st. Petersburg, says the rail-
way stations are all large, rOomy, and we'll
arranged. Son no road In America can
YOU And stations equalling those on the
road from St. Petersburg to Moscow, nor
viii you often find a better or more sub
stantislly-constructed road than the one
buiit by American contractors, the Messrs.
Winsns, of Baltimore, Nd Il has .
double track throughout, nagni6cently
graded, and possessing exceedingly fine
Sridoes-almost all on tho American plan.
| may Observe, IN possant, that now that
the road has been entrusted entirely to the
management Of the Hessrs. Winans, the
income derived by the State has nearly
doubly increased. The Emperor b ex-
ceedingly grati6ed 1.-THE result, and It has
not ct the same time bean detrimental 70
the interests Of the gentlemen who have =
IN charge. >All the principal linen engaged 10
working The road are Americans, who MAKE
the machinsry, rolling stoek, and attend
70 the yuaslng 4 10 road, uadse . SCREEN
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\ FIGHT IN IRELAND THIS YEAR.--At o
'"'ct'hg Of the Fcnian Sisterhood in New
; ,9IH on Monday Mr.. Stephens said: | shall
;;, !, IN no political matter except this
" -; y my determination, and let no man
) ,"'''"He me, to go TO Ireland this year.
, n",r been criticised for making this an
,r,o ,.', but the very plumbers or tho
t"sa'nery OF those who have criticised me
love !inpelled me to make this statement.
',. H.claie my time as the least of two
M, "'i am not free agent, else l would
n,t. uecia'e my time, but / am forced to
IIin'e'ahee. lbelieve that gain more than
da 'D%. l cannot keep the men Of Ireland
, D"A and quiet unless / declared my pur-
FT ,p,' Out tell you that the people viii
,'I. u' no" or never. Tremendous APP
yssr They are bent upon fight this
VIA a. ana | am determined to live or die
,n ',n Tie people. tell tou ,here has got
,J"s light at once In ireland this wear,
r. "I hd am ready or not, and / intend
l1uS Se ready, and am ready. [Long and
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A VERY QUEER SToRY.-The Mobile Tri-

A VERY QUEER STORY.-The Mobile Iri-
b,me of September goth has this queer
story, which we give as we find it:
Yesterday a portion of the city in the
neighborhood Of the Jail was thrown into
confusion by the announcement that six
veteran Confederates had been unearthcd
by the chain-gang while removing the ex-
tensive breastworks northwest of the Jail.
The attention of Captain Seymour was
suddenly attracted by loud exclamation
from one of the negroes, and he fastened
to the spot, where he was astonished
to see the ground falling in. After mo-
ment's hesitation men were put at work
digging, as if for dear life, around the spot,
and the Captain was soon satisfied that he
had stumbled upon cave of some dcscrip-
ton.
Further digging developed an opening,
and, to the great establishment of the party,
head was thrust thereform and rapidly
withdrawn.
Thinking something must be wrong, fur
Their assistance was summoned, and after
additional sbovelling, to enlarge the en-
trance, six individuals were dragged into
daylight, much against their will.
Everybody was astonished at the circum-
stance, especially as the prisoners had
every appearance of Confederates. On in
vestigation, it was discovered that the cave,
through the side of which the changing
had broken, had an outlet at the foot ofthe
old moat, among some thick and impene-
trable bushes, and that these Confederates,
having determined never to surrender, had
taken refuge in this cave, and remained
there concealed ever since the capture of
Mobile. How they subsisted 1t is difficult
to tell, but it may be that parties living in
the neighborhood may be able to give some
information on that head. ...
This story is improbable on It's face, but
does not so appear after an investigation.
Captain Seymour had all six conveyed to
the gusrd-house, where they were last
night visited by many citizens.
1t is stated by person who was one Of
the defenders Of the city that at the time
of the surrender he had heard that q club
had been formed, called the "Alligators,"
who had sworn to burrow before they
would surrender. 10
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AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.

BY Steamer-Old Advices from England.
HALIFAX, September 26.-The steamship
Cuba arrived at o'clock this morning, and
will be due in Boston Thursday p M. The
following is the commercial summary:
liverpool, September l5.-Much rain has
fallen during the week, and but little progress
has consequently been made with the harvest.
The grain trade has materially improved, but
business is checked by the advance In prices.
Flour is firm at an advance of Is. since Tues
day. Wheat has advanced I'd. since Tuesday
winter red, lis. @lls. Cd. red spring, los. I'd.
oils. Sd. Corn easier; mixed, 27s. 3D.. yell
low, 2ss. @2Ss. Cd. Beef flrmer and IS. I'd.
higher. Sugar quiet and steady. Coffee ac-
tive and firm. Rice buoyant and sd@ls.
higher Rosin steady, Spirits turpentine
quiet at 36s. a sos. I'd.
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ARRIVAL OF TROOPS IN WAsHINGTON.-
The arrival Of troops in this vicinity has
gwen rise to exaggerated rumors Of the
blended concentration of large military
,rrc urom $4,000 to 100000 here. The
larl is that the number Of soldiers at this
point for some months past has averaged
ully 1900 to 5000, and that several COM
pAuicS of the Twelfth infantry and few
other regular troops have been recently
.rlcrcd here, the aggregate being less than
The usual assignment to headquarters Of n
department. We preSume the whole num-
b.r in this city and vicinity, when the ar
Judgements are completed, will not exceed
$3.50 mcn.-Star.
That number is sufficient if properly
managed. The President will see TO that.
foyncy's CLT0nicle must be on its good be-
layior hereafter.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
MORNING DISPATCHES.
AHnirs In Canada.

S0un06s
OTfowA, September 25.-Cabinet meetings
Of the Canadian Government are being held
daily In Quebec, the subjects discussed being
the military condition OF the province, the
confederation, and the failure OF the Bank Of
Upper Canada. Much insecurity Is felt in
financial circles.
The Feniaus are said to be assembling for
invasion at High Gate, near Rouse's Point.
Large quantities Of military stores were being
received at Toronto and Montreal, and sent TO
the western portion Of the province.
Toronto dispatches say that orders have
been given for the entire volunteer force Of
the city to muster at the first alarm Of the
IRE. bell, ACQUIRED, with forty rounds of ball
cartridge. It Is feared that an attempt Will
be made to capture or burn the city. Ambu.
lances and large quantities Of military stores
are arriving. Regular troops and volunteers
are continually moving hither and thither.
A yacht was seized upon to-day, and her
crew Of three men, suspected of being Re.
mans, were arrested. A small quantity Of
ammunition was found on board
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RENEWAL OF THE ANTI-RENT Wharf.-The
an,i-rcut war has broken out afresh near
Albany, n. u, and it may yet result in
Bloody encounter. On Tuesday last a
party Of armed men proceeded to the farm
Of Jacob liaines, which was then in charge
a Colonel Church's party, and carried of
Inc entire crop OF potatoes grown this
"eAsCn. The next day the same party re-
turned with reinforcements amounting to
sixty men, all armed with muSkets, drove
away the men in charge lof the premises,
Under Henry Truax, and took possession
NcFeoi. Mr.. Truax and his party re-
treated 10 the farm of Conrad Bottger,
ABOUT quarter of mile distant, where
,lAeT Of Colonel ChurchS men were sta
r,19ned, and took up their quarters there.
ihe same party of armed men announce
lLelf Intention to advance on Bottger's
pace, aud drive Colonel Church's party
i'om there also.
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Mr.. John r. Thompson, well known In
American literary circles as the editor OF
the Literary Messenger, is said to be the
Here's Won Borcke" of Black,ooods
Magazine, whose adventures while in the
Confederate service are soon to be pub.
lished in book form.-NeU York World.
Oh, no. Mr.. Thompson edited part OF
Won Borcke's account Of his exploits, but
is not the hero himself. Won RorOke Is BITS
real name. sNsa8 ...E5u. IN.
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New YORK, September 2G.-Canadian spe-
Gals say that a sloop has been seized at To.
ronto on suspicion of connection with the Fe-
mans. Members of the Cabinet are returning
from Quebec to Ottawa. The steamers Eu-
ropa and Tarifa have arrived at Quebec with
troops. 1t is said that the priests have
offered to purchase the Parliament build
ings at Ottawa. This alleged overture is re-
ported to have reference to the eventuality OF
the Pope crossing the Atlantic.
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Radical Convention At Pittsburg.

PIrTsBrKa, September 2j.-The cityis deco
rated with flags in honor of the Soldiers Con-
vention. The delegations from the various
States were received with great enthusiasm.
L. Edwin Dudley, who had resigned his posi-
ton as an officer Of internal revenue, was
elected temporary chairman Of the Conven-
ton. General Butler had warm reception.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
NEW YoRK, September 25.-Noon.-Cotton
quiet. Flour nrmer. Wheat, S@5c. better.
Pork quiet At $32.s7. Lard dull.
NEW YoRK, September 2s.-Afternoon.--
Cotton strong; sales, 1000 bales uplands,
s7Ac.; Orleans, 3sAc. Flour frmer at Oil. 90
GSle. Lard dull at lsAGlskc. Sugar quiet
At l0h0l1Ac. Naval stores quiet. Coffee
dull. Texas wool, 27Gssc.
HoSRY MARKET.
Naw Yosr, September S.-Noon. Gold,
lAH; sterling, 8. ....s
DALfIN0Rx MAlKYfs.
BALTIMORE, September ae.-Flour u active
high grades scarce. Wheat steady. Corn
hrm yellow, s3GsSc. Oats Arm; sales at -
05oc. Provisions very quiet. Pork, sss.ae.
Coffee hrmj Bio. ls0Dhc. Old sugars duh.
Whisiy Arm western, e2.ISoea.44.
MOBILE MARKETS, TUESDAY,. e.
MoBILs, September 25.--Saies Of cotton for
the day, 800 bales stock o. sails hsht mid.
dlings nrm q soc.y, sgsr3 81 FyFFA
! HoBIl coff0x hAIKl1, wlpyIspAY. x
HoIiLi, September 3s.-Cetsoo-Sslss %.
day, - bs,ssi middiinss, s40ssc., and duh. ..
ssw olLlA1s xAsxasa. SgssDAs. -,f !,
NEW OsIsASs, ssptsmber 2s.--Oottop I'd.
vanesd; salss asaO bales; iowmiddliass. o.;
receipts u fear days les haiss, against "a
sDs sans tins ,ast ysasi sxyerssd. asu SalN,
osA, Nm 80 81 8 .sss y, -
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Ascending Agent Arrested.

MtVrHS, September 24.-Adolph Ber-
nard, ticket agent of the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad Company in this city,
who sbsconded with near $4,000 of the
r,mpany'S funds, was followed to Chicago
ir the detectives, and brought back to-day
and committed for trial at the Criminal
4 ,r1
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Centenary or American Methodism Celebrated.
New YORK, September 26.-The Centenary
of American Methodism was celebrated last
evening by a large meeting, at which the SUBJ
scription taken up amounted TO more than
s6oO,0oO. The money is TO aid In establishing
and endowing colleges.
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A Foolish Suit Foolishly Teleera phed.

SAN FRAScIsco, September pa suit was
brought up yesterday in the Fifteenth Dis.
trict Court, against the collector Of internal
revenue, to test the constitutionality Of the
law Of the last Congress requiring the people
OF California to pay their income taxes in
gold or its equivalent by raising the amount
of the income returned to the greenback basis.
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.
General Dix,

WASHINGTON, September 26.-The New York
Evening Express denies the report Of General
Dix being appointed Minister to France, and
says " he qualified to-day as naval officer OF
the port, and gave security" The report OF
Dix's appointment as Minister was derived
from the State Department.
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SAN Francisco, September 26.-The steamer
Moses Taylor sailed for San Juan o-day. The
Imperial Mexican Consul in this city has dis.
patches from Acapulco to the 18th instant,
which say the Imperialists surprised and
killed General Diaz in an engagement near
Ajaco City, together with most Of his officers
and large number Of men. ....
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Special dispatch to the National Republican.
NORFOLK, September 25.-A chief &C
countant at the navyyard, who was APP
pointed to watch the pccuniary interests
Of the Government in the several bureaus,
las forged bills, drawn about $4,000, and
run away with another mans wife, leaving
hi own. The Flim-heartcd wretch
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Launching or a missionary Shin.

BosroS, September 25.-The large mission.
airy ship Morning Star, built at an expense Of
$4,000, the money being obtained from the
various Sunday schools around here, was
launched at East Boston this morning in the
presence Of 10000 visitors. The ship is to be
employed in the service Of the American Board
Of Foreign Missions, and will be commanded
by Rev. Haram Bingham.
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IN 1886.

ESTA IN 1886.
w. F. BurLlI, Ro. 3. BUTLER, General Partners.
FRANCIS J. PARxsR, Special Partner.
... BUTLER / son,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS II
CHINA, RkRTHBNWARg, GLASSWARE, AND
HOUSE-FURNIsHING GOODS,
NEW IkoS-PRoHr BUILDING,
No. 1907 Eagle Square,
RICHMOND, VA.
have Just received per brig CIV; Il. Bigelow,"' and
Will open this month. very large and entirely
new stock Of
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF GOODS
In their line, recently bought in psrson by our
senior partner upon the best term OF tns manusc-
tursrs In Europe, and imported direct 70 tbs city
LARGE ADDITIONAL SHIPMENTS
are nov on the way and VII % mere deh'ns me
enable us TO draw our supply regularly and d.
rectly from the manufacturers.
Embsrking anew In business life, our senior
would respectfully bat confidently appeal TO his
old friends and patrons and the public generally
for their support and encouragement 70 his nav
In return, ws pledge oursslyes
TO SELL OUR GOODS As Low
n they can be purchased OF any other direct IN
Southern merchants, hotel ksspsu, and fsmi.
lies Are cordially invited 70 examine our goods ana
I Superior packer Is snpioyssSLir , :, !. .ox
.~li-im t. No. t3o1 Main street.
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GoOD.-Two counterfeiters were SEN
fenced on Tuesday, at Baltimore, to pay
al0O each and be confined In peniten-
tiary six years for having in their posses
sion counterfeit money with the intent to
pass it. r. .., ... ..la
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DARING HIGHWAY R0BBERY.-Sunday
night, shortly after dark, Mr.. Davis, re-
sling about four miles from town on the
Campbell Courthouse road, while returning
from visit 10 his ncighbor, Mr.. j. c. Wal
ION, was waylaid and robbed by three ne
go men, who seized him while. walking
along the road.-LwchbTg Ne,os, 26th.
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4 MoNTHoLoN SHoT.-Intelligence has
)ccn received here that son of the late
Marquis de Montholon, French Minister,
an officer Of the Imperial Guard of the
French army in Mexico, has been captured
and Shot 10y the Mexican Liberals VASE
u1gt0l Correspondence Baltimore Sun.
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Arrival Of the Valley City.
NEW YoRK, September 26.-The steamer
Valley City has arrived.
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Mr.. Lewis Gidley has lately translated
into Latin the whole Of i'oe's |" Raven" In
measure wh;ch Il cleerfully described as
being . flye-iine stanzs Of trochaic tetra-
meter, with trochaic dimeter-hypercs-
taletic." f7s s,i4i
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At LEVY BROTHERS, No. Is Main
N street, between Sixteenth and Seventeenth.
you can find full assortment oil DRY GOODS,
Handsome Curtain Muslin at SOC. Linen Sets, Col.
lars and Cuffs, at rs, worth Soc, Hemstitched and
Handsome Embroidered Collars at so, IS, and 81,
worth double the money; Infants, Robes, richly
worked, at 81, $40, and Sla; Huckaback Towels at
80 per dozen Linen Crash at l5c. per yard Irish
Linens at SO, 50, and 75c. Linen Shirt Bosoms at
4Oc also, at low prices, large stock Of Dress
etc etc LEVY BROTHERS,,
Successors to Jacob A. Levy,
Moi
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NEW BUSINESS YoR INSURANCE. Con-.
~N'hs'-A writer In the New York World
opposes s' That business men require their
EMPLOYEES to deposit policies Of insurance
1 n.., their fidelity and trastworthi-
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LIN -, 400 casks
IL ROCKLAND LIME, daily expected per
schooner Lucy Ames, for sale by

OFFICE JAMES RIVER AND KASAwHA CoMPASY,(
RICHMOND, September rs, 1895.
THE THIRTY-SECOND ANNUAL
i meeting of the stockholders OF the JAMES
RIVER AND KANAWHA COMPANY will be held
at this office on MONDAY the 2sd October at 10
o'clock A. NJ.
Stockholders are requested to forward as soon as
possible TO this Office duly executed powers OF at
torney attested by one witness, in cordance with
APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.
Know all men by these presents That we, the
subscribers being stockholders in the JAMES
RIVER AND KANAWHA COMPANY, do hereby
constitute and appoint - our true and lawful
attorney and proxy to represent each OF us In all
general meetings Of the stoc khoders OF said COM
pany held within six months from and after the
date hereof when We are not personally present or
represented by some other proxy with full power
and authority at such general meetings to give
such vote or votes and to do such other act or acts
as each Of us could give or do as member OF the
said meetings IL we were personally present; and
we do hereby ratify and confirm whatever vote or
votes, act or acts our said attorney may lawfully
give or do for us in pursuance OF the authority
hereby conferred upon him.
Witness our hands and seals this - day OF
one thousand eight hundred and -.
..... (SEAL.l
Teste, tSEAL.1
By order OF the Board of Directors.
re 2s-2awtd Secretary.
IRON, IRON.-2OO TONS ENGLISH
i REFINED IRON, mostly our own importation.
embracing an assortment OF